Data summary

Corpus summary

corp_summary %>% dplyr::filter(Year >= 1970) %>% knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Total speeches", "Total sentences", "Total words")) %>% kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Total speeches Total sentences Total words
1970 70 11854 303791
1971 116 19901 508506
1972 125 21201 540994
1973 120 21450 536413
1974 129 22041 568739
1975 126 21365 534375
1976 134 23799 599949
1977 140 24799 606549
1978 141 25236 626163
1979 144 26462 654000
1980 149 27191 659225
1981 145 26063 633579
1982 147 23435 638691
1983 149 26803 643068
1984 150 27928 662654
1985 137 19258 592666
1986 149 19030 577525
1987 152 18336 563132
1988 154 18595 569493
1989 153 19440 574379
1990 156 17885 522197
1991 162 18552 538351
1992 167 18597 543138
1993 175 20165 587448
1994 178 19944 580530
1995 172 17870 536741
1996 181 18046 522699
1997 176 17701 514492
1998 181 18883 514836
1999 181 18529 531306
2000 178 16259 464312
2001 189 14748 414683
2002 188 13977 380481
2003 189 14716 399397
2004 192 14899 405290
2005 185 13012 353065
2006 193 14646 390476
2007 191 14586 387883
2008 192 14294 384881
2009 193 16029 423395
2010 189 14439 391954
2011 194 16293 429974
2012 195 16837 444519
2013 193 16400 440898
2014 194 15859 421947
2015 193 16129 436378
2016 194 15990 420155
2017 196 16806 439624
2018 196 16980 455205
2019 195 17526 466114
2020 193 15165 396548 
corp_summary %>% dplyr::filter(Year >= 1970) %>% readr::write_csv(., "../output/1-copus-summary.csv")

Yearly breakdown

a <- corp_summary %>% dplyr::filter(Year >= 1970) %>% dplyr::select(Year, total_speeches) %>%
  dplyr::rename("Speeches" = "total_speeches")

b <- plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, value) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "value") %>%
  dplyr::rename("Climate (N)" = "Climate", "Health (N)" = "Health", "Intersection (N)" = "Intersection")
  
c <- plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Prop) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Prop = round(Prop, 2),
                Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Prop") %>%
  dplyr::rename("Climate (Prop)" = "Climate", "Health (Prop)" = "Health", "Intersection (Prop)" = "Intersection")
  
summary_df <- dplyr::left_join(a, b) %>% left_join(., c)

summary_df %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Speeches Climate (N) Health (N) Intersection (N) Climate (Prop) Health (Prop) Intersection (Prop)
1970 70 0 22 0 0.00 0.31 0.00
1971 116 0 38 0 0.00 0.33 0.00
1972 125 0 47 0 0.00 0.38 0.00
1973 120 1 42 0 0.01 0.35 0.00
1974 129 0 45 0 0.00 0.35 0.00
1975 126 0 30 0 0.00 0.24 0.00
1976 134 0 39 0 0.00 0.29 0.00
1977 140 2 59 0 0.01 0.42 0.00
1978 141 4 50 0 0.03 0.35 0.00
1979 144 2 63 0 0.01 0.44 0.00
1980 149 3 65 0 0.02 0.44 0.00
1981 145 2 54 0 0.01 0.37 0.00
1982 147 2 51 0 0.01 0.35 0.00
1983 149 1 52 0 0.01 0.35 0.00
1984 150 0 64 0 0.00 0.43 0.00
1985 137 1 82 0 0.01 0.60 0.00
1986 149 2 65 0 0.01 0.44 0.00
1987 152 1 71 0 0.01 0.47 0.00
1988 154 16 67 1 0.10 0.44 0.01
1989 153 35 70 3 0.23 0.46 0.02
1990 156 23 75 1 0.15 0.48 0.01
1991 162 30 62 3 0.19 0.38 0.02
1992 167 29 70 0 0.17 0.42 0.00
1993 175 18 77 1 0.10 0.44 0.01
1994 178 15 90 0 0.08 0.51 0.00
1995 172 22 91 4 0.13 0.53 0.02
1996 181 25 89 2 0.14 0.49 0.01
1997 176 31 73 0 0.18 0.41 0.00
1998 181 30 73 2 0.17 0.40 0.01
1999 181 18 91 3 0.10 0.50 0.02
2000 178 33 119 2 0.19 0.67 0.01
2001 189 32 112 3 0.17 0.59 0.02
2002 188 30 116 8 0.16 0.62 0.04
2003 189 24 120 7 0.13 0.63 0.04
2004 192 28 126 4 0.15 0.66 0.02
2005 185 32 124 6 0.17 0.67 0.03
2006 193 36 123 8 0.19 0.64 0.04
2007 191 161 103 30 0.84 0.54 0.16
2008 192 157 116 34 0.82 0.60 0.18
2009 193 172 114 44 0.89 0.59 0.23
2010 189 155 107 39 0.82 0.57 0.21
2011 194 137 113 35 0.71 0.58 0.18
2012 195 110 98 19 0.56 0.50 0.10
2013 193 100 127 20 0.52 0.66 0.10
2014 194 134 148 47 0.69 0.76 0.24
2015 193 147 110 29 0.76 0.57 0.15
2016 194 156 109 30 0.80 0.56 0.15
2017 196 158 104 24 0.81 0.53 0.12
2018 196 147 107 38 0.75 0.55 0.19
2019 195 175 117 43 0.90 0.60 0.22
2020 193 146 191 91 0.76 0.99 0.47 
summary_df %>% readr::write_csv("../output/2-yearly-breakdown.csv")

KWIC - Health

readr::read_csv("../output/health_kwic_25_fixed.csv") %>% 
  tidyr::separate(., docname, into = c("Country", "Year"), sep = "_") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Country Year from to pre keyword post pattern
BEL 1946 545 545 since meeting general assembly last january economic social council held three sessions discussions related mainly setting commissions agreements reached specialized agencies co-operation nongovernmental organizations international health conference question refugees international trade employment conference economic reconstruction devastated areas matters concerning unrra world shortage cereals field thus covered indeed vast yet belgian delegation health
CHN 1946 601 601 security international constructive co-operation world will develop new loyalty cause united nations loyalty extends beyond national boundaries knows limits race religion political creeds long ill health ignorance poverty prevail safeguard rights men can real can endure therefore gratifying us note international health organization conference proposed china brazil san francisco duly convened health
CHN 1946 617 617 boundaries knows limits race religion political creeds long ill health ignorance poverty prevail safeguard rights men can real can endure therefore gratifying us note international health organization conference proposed china brazil san francisco duly convened economic social council new york june year interim commission now meeting geneva work programme world health health
CHN 1946 642 642 health organization conference proposed china brazil san francisco duly convened economic social council new york june year interim commission now meeting geneva work programme world health organization will first specialized agency established sponsorship economic social council bring definite relationship united nations earliest practicable date closely connected question health control narcotic drugs health
CHN 1946 664 664 work programme world health organization will first specialized agency established sponsorship economic social council bring definite relationship united nations earliest practicable date closely connected question health control narcotic drugs china takes special interest hoped resolution relating establishment commission narcotic drugs draft protocol will promptly implemented international machinery control may continue little health
CZK 1946 207 207 report appropriately mentioned disturbing fact remnants fascism eliminated justified reminding us stern just verdict nurnberg also reminded us much remains accomplished disastrous damage economy culture health international co-operation will finally disappear deeply appreciate mention world health organization creation international children’s fund many many pale children many many war orphans left care health
CZK 1946 217 217 us stern just verdict nurnberg also reminded us much remains accomplished disastrous damage economy culture health international co-operation will finally disappear deeply appreciate mention world health organization creation international children’s fund many many pale children many many war orphans left care many tubercular children war-ravaged countries including czechoslovakia challenge us glad health
ECU 1946 375 375 sovereign equality states will fully restored reign justice dispensed equally throughout world memorable work united nations undertaken aim creation maintenance social stability evolution nations intellectual health economic spheres exercise equal rights respect self-determination peoples agencies created assist countries need economic aid restore devastated areas promote development backward areas bind nations together health
GBR 1946 253 253 per cent ninety-nine per cent nations mankind starting principle enshrined every article charter peace economic progress indivisible free joint international action poverty militarism ignorance hunger disease tasks future diplomacy must concerned mean say united nations must overriding factor foreign affairs ten years now tasks will look much important seem today believe health
GBR 1946 543 543 record second council unrra first indispensable agent united nations untrue bitter things said unrra assert unrra superb astonishing success saved whole nations starvation saved world epidemics civil wars done proved international institutions even intricate operating tasks can made work assembly played part remember mr sol blum’s resolution unrra committee set resolution health
GBR 1946 736 736 paradox hunger midst plenty burning wheat locomotives men women starve next week committee meets prepare concrete plan can say committee may milestone human history public health soon organization will work atomic energy will come back made committee international control record eight months can leave plan revolutionary plan put forward united states health
GBR 1946 909 909 evil may remain predatory imperialism past want admit new members united nations new members security council yet proposed want secure assembly still sitting twenty-two adhesions health convention will bring organization legal life want draw final convention refugees get signed want establish establish quickly expert committee will assess post-unrra relief requirements countries health
GRC 1946 216 216 centres information key points countries situated outside north america greek delegation acknowledges important work accomplished economic social council first three sessions london new york besides health organization council set nine standing commissions less one year performed considerable task enabling us effect substantial measure international collaboration economic social fields furthermore set temporary health
LBN 1946 750 750 nations letter dated october mr malik lebanese representative economic social council transmitted following proposal secretary-general united nations past less developed nations given assistance economic social health educational cultural needs individual governments great powers less developed regions many cases asked assistance j often part relationship dependence one great powers will doubtless remain health
NZL 1946 364 364 important branch international activity full apparatus specialized agency requiring special international convention treating united nations footing equality independence question body dealing international activity care refugees health scientific co-operation must case special convention drawn independent administrative legal financial apparatus devised assembly competent resolution due form create agency whatever internal organization might considered health
USA 1946 1208 1208 quote detail broad range assembly’s competence established chapter iv charter questions involving maintenance peace security international political legal co-operation coordination international activities economic social educational health matters domain realization human rights fundamental freedoms fields general assembly speaks voice united nations establishes general goals objectives towards organization component parts will move general health
YUG 1946 2673 2673 first place mr lehman later mr la guardia devastated countries nearly recovered wounds inflicted war hundreds upon hundreds burnt- houses yet rebuilt millions people suffering malnutrition children care since future depends burdens placed shoulders peoples exhausted war suffered lay path nazi germany fought common ideal continuation work begun unrra direction ones health
ARG 1947 223 223 respect first within family within community tried encouraged furthermore must end least mitigate sufferings have-nots social security ensure protection human brings cradle grave safeguarding tire health mother child looking education young providing work adult ensuring tranquility aged even humble may enjoy least essential minimum compatible human dignity social security great remedy health
ARG 1947 470 470 implementation programme must encourage humanity’s spiritual disarmament concerted effort men women children nations especially women children can banish ideas words acts victims aggressive psychosis real disease one must fight disappears let us forget furthermore man higher plane systems created systems made serve promote aggression unleash war defence certain systems outrage humanity health
AUS 1947 263 263 scope peace-making countries great small made substantial contribution victory present disturbed situation world due entirely failure arrive satisfactory peace settlements extent delay drafting treaties symptom disease rather cause australia watched deep concern tendency among certain nations form dominating groups rigid blocs alignments tendency entirely contrary spirit san francisco charter charter stresses health
CZK 1947 613 613 shiver spine many countries prosper economic individualism merely stating well-established fact based historical development economic necessity besides czechoslovak pride european want mother europe cured series illnesses apparently suffering believe can will done although lovely capital country destroyed saved soviet union anny suffered six years german occupation believe something seen germans done health
DOM 1947 247 247 immunities united nations relating constitution international refugee organization relating agreement interim measures taken respect refugees displaced persons referring protocol amending conventions narcotic drugs concerning world health organization agreement international monetary fund agreement international bank reconstruction development relating constitution food agriculture organization united nations list might added fulfilment dominican republic resolutions adopted health
GBR 1947 1128 1128 concerns everyone assembly tackle disputes lie us threatening organization delaying world recovery throwing persistent menacing shadows uneasy peace visiting upon millions common people hunger poverty disease persecution anguish fear several speakers including polish colleague referred unity nations fought fascism sighed retention unity course mince words either nostalgic non- sense dangerous dishonesty health
GBR 1947 2607 2607 purposes functions sovereignty fact surd y admitted law presence problems problems political kind problems economic social kind governments admits solve unilateral action full employment limitation disease removal hunger development energy apart altogether limitation conflict problems experts governments modern states agree can tackle context international action unless therefore nations prepared come table health
MEX 1947 340 340 desirable maintain protest strength conviction desirable contrary lead greatest disasters come country population twenty-two million people country whose government disposal cover administrative expenses defence transport health ports agriculture education sum equal one dollar month per inhabitant yet people people mexico peace-loving people months ago restrict many imports order add problems universal health
MEX 1947 956 956 born sterile nationalism connexion must stress necessity giving principal organs united nations direction tried give dependent specialized agencies unesco united nations food agriculture organization world health organization objectives agencies establish strengthen peace creating atmosphere peace either like unesco freeing man ignorance education emancipating power knowledge like fao freeing hunger substantial increase health
MEX 1947 985 985 establish strengthen peace creating atmosphere peace either like unesco freeing man ignorance education emancipating power knowledge like fao freeing hunger substantial increase production like world health organization freeing illness co-operation countries field public health one questions noble aims agencies mentioned will able carry activities world demands children work peace undernourished patient health
MEX 1947 988 988 creating atmosphere peace either like unesco freeing man ignorance education emancipating power knowledge like fao freeing hunger substantial increase production like world health organization freeing illness co-operation countries field public health one questions noble aims agencies mentioned will able carry activities world demands children work peace undernourished patient invalids show goodwill health
MEX 1947 993 993 unesco freeing man ignorance education emancipating power knowledge like fao freeing hunger substantial increase production like world health organization freeing illness co-operation countries field public health one questions noble aims agencies mentioned will able carry activities world demands children work peace undernourished patient invalids show goodwill economic political fields new horrible health
PER 1947 1051 1051 generally attributed use coca leaf habit appears psychological effects wish assistance determining scientifically nature effects laudable aim improving physical spiritual conditions part peruvian population living health people continues concern scientific institutions government carrying ambitious practical investigations subject like refer initiative taken united states creation subsidiary body assembly partially bridge gaps time health
SYR 1947 945 945 peoples presented substantial arguments prove-their points first committee consider legal aspect gave attention overlooked question illegality documents gave birth problem committee restricted efforts dealing symptoms disease rather causes mandate exceptional terms stipulations extravagant imperialistic ambitions first world war victors palestine remained used centuries province syria moreover special committee confine liberality towards health
AUS 1948 500 500 already done give work utmost support fund distributed relief non-discriminatory basis children world children knew politics suffering effects war economic conditions whose creation played part health education well-being one surest foundations possible build future peace children’s fund assistance children generally throughout world received valuable aid since united nations issued appeal children health
BEL 1948 1304 1304 explanation noble ideals plan words general marshall speaking first time plan become known marshall plan said logical united states whatever able assist return normal economic health world without political stability assured peace american policy said general marshall directed country doctrine hunger poverty desperation chaos purpose revival working economy world permit emergence health
COL 1948 163 163 problems submitted general assembly turned institutions competent deal proved powerless questions agenda reality praiseworthy interesting efforts improve structure working united nations possible still others improvement health well-being mankind urgent problem one greatest concern world found agenda general assembly speaker wondered whether necessary important question submitted consideration united nations long remained unsolved health
CSK 1948 1358 1358 field refer country’s participation international children’s emergency fund success united nations appeal children unesco seminar czechoslovakia’s guest results contributed education future generations regional headquarters world health organization mr clementis hoped find country suitable field organization fight disease united nations information bureau prague helped government fulfil mission wish underrate positive results work health
CSK 1948 1369 1369 appeal children unesco seminar czechoslovakia’s guest results contributed education future generations regional headquarters world health organization mr clementis hoped find country suitable field organization fight disease united nations information bureau prague helped government fulfil mission wish underrate positive results work done united nations thus far fields international co-operation glad czechoslovakia taken health
EGY 1948 344 344 region middle east constituted threat security entire world already half-million arabs palestine found without shelter living stark misery driven homes dispossessed fields crops exposed privations disease men women children forced leave native soil flee unbridled terrorism doubted return unfortunate people ancestral homeland inalienable right made dependent conditions representative egypt concluded remarks health
GBR 1948 607 607 removed social activities united nations however thrive healthy economic foundation charter contemplated healthy world economically speaking unfortunately case present nevertheless possibility existed progressively restoring economic health world one contributions offered marshall plan united kingdom anxious see rehabilitation europe great britain centre great commonwealth also european country wellbeing citizens depended upon security health
GBR 1948 1172 1172 leading disruption indigenous economy concentration millions acres land hands non- indigenous population fact millions acres thorn scrub desert brought cultivation tsetse fly destroyed attack made disease made lives many africans solitary poor nasty brutish short ground-nut scheme ruthless experiment africans expropriated expropriation thorn bush tsetse fly enemy mankind health people moreover health
GBR 1948 1195 1195 attack made disease made lives many africans solitary poor nasty brutish short ground-nut scheme ruthless experiment africans expropriated expropriation thorn bush tsetse fly enemy mankind health people moreover made abundantly clear intention make land habitable fertile due course hand indigenous peoples fruitful well-cultivated land taught maintain methods large-scale agriculture co-operative farming health
IND 1948 898 898 charge face audacity make spite difficulties mistakes india present leaders made great striking progress many directions direct consequence raising standards life common man education public health agriculture irrigation hydroelectric projects building roads kinds national highways village tracks improvement conditions labour industrial agricultural indeed concerned daily lives three hundred million people india health
LBN 1948 24 24 mr c malik pointed thirty-eight substantive items provisional agenda supplementary fist third session general assembly united nations twenty-one half concerned international economic social health related problems international cultural educational co-operation according article charter responsibility advancing work wide field vested general assembly authority economic social council two main committees assembly health
LBN 1948 1023 1023 articles economic social council constituted one principal organs united nations declared responsible authority general assembly discharge functions set forth chapter ix short promotion economic social health cultural educational standards especially regard observance human rights fundamental freedoms lead towards creation conditions stability well-being necessary peaceful friendly relations among nations thus moment final health
LBN 1948 1987 1987 brought regularly supplementary meal four million children nursing pregnant mothers twelve european countries embarked upon anti-tuberculosis vaccination programme reach million children europe alone starting anti-venereal disease project regional malaria-control project special groups children mothers feeding programme asia just getting way indispensable services required allocation funds amounting million dollars twice budget united health
LBN 1948 2105 2105 inter-governmental conferences agreements negotiated intergovernmental agencies means council attempted attack fundamental sometimes long-standing problems society whole thus four preparatory four plenipotentiary conferences initiated council world health organization international trade organization inter-governmental maritime consultative organization created international technical conferences held held subjects freedom information passports frontier formalities relief needs termination unrra world health
LBN 1948 2203 2203 included international labour organisation food agriculture organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization international civil aviation organization international bank reconstruction development international monetary fund world health organization universal postal union international telecommunications union recently completed international refugee organization still another relationship council accordance charter opened way united nations become something exclusively health
LBR 1948 125 125 methods better sanitary conditions new economic ideas western culture forever giving rise eternal conflicts affecting lives millions human beings causing destruction caused forces nature form disease poverty people observe degree irony labour long researches carried western scientists elimination diseases cancer tuberculosis hand amount energy expended daily men discovery new weapons destruction health
LBR 1948 138 138 conflicts affecting lives millions human beings causing destruction caused forces nature form disease poverty people observe degree irony labour long researches carried western scientists elimination diseases cancer tuberculosis hand amount energy expended daily men discovery new weapons destruction liquidation human race atomic bomb flying projectile liberian representative sure expressed feelings small health
NZL 1948 429 429 examples food agriculture organization proving international bodies collaborate one another also advances made co-operation among member states fao studying continuing food crisis close collaboration world health organization attempts relieve crisis also collaborating regional economic commissions economic social council interested governments giving technical advice agricultural methods distribution food-stuffs promotion activities increasing world’s health
NZL 1948 532 532 conference san francisco international labour organization agreed convention freedom association convention generally acceptable trade unions represented hoped member states ratify recently geneva first assembly world health organization taken place great moment international collaboration training people public-health administration working suppression malaria venereal disease tuberculosis aimed developing maternal child welfare distribution sanitary equipment health
NZL 1948 546 546 unions represented hoped member states ratify recently geneva first assembly world health organization taken place great moment international collaboration training people public-health administration working suppression malaria venereal disease tuberculosis aimed developing maternal child welfare distribution sanitary equipment measures connexion hygiene work commanded attention respect united nations educational scientific cultural organization also health
NZL 1948 548 548 hoped member states ratify recently geneva first assembly world health organization taken place great moment international collaboration training people public-health administration working suppression malaria venereal disease tuberculosis aimed developing maternal child welfare distribution sanitary equipment measures connexion hygiene work commanded attention respect united nations educational scientific cultural organization also made positive health
NZL 1948 725 725 united nations appeals funds made possible feed under-nourished children dozen countries say therefore great progress human solidarity achieved form international action commendable fund conjunction world health organization helping fight tuberculosis war-devastated areas besides specialized agencies association economic social council commissions united nations quietly working several special fields social commission example dealing health
USA 1948 269 269 conscious shortcomings imperfections join efforts good faith live high standard aspirations members united nations must take account man’s practical needs improved living working conditions better health economic social advancement social responsibilities entailed united nations pledged charter promote higher standards living full employment conditions economic social progress development secretary-general devoted considerable part health
USA 1948 361 361 wide areas part united nations efforts increase productivity applying new advanced techniques food agriculture organization broadening use improved seeds fertilizers tuberculosis project jointly sponsored world health organization international children’s emergency fund represented another example constructive wort organization united nations members seeking combine efforts promote international trade solve difficulties foreign exchange facilitate health
VEN 1948 943 943 need economic reconstruction inseparable need social progress economic progress increase material wealth people avail unless accompanied rise standard living workers opportunities improve nation’s human potential health culture speaking nations required aid mr blanco said united nations forget like venezuela require money currency high exchange value large producers primary commodities need equipment health
ZAF 1948 99 99 general debate problems faced squarely opinions freely expressed gravity international disputes importance problems disputes gave rise must glossed adoption solutions mere expedients served aggravate fundamental disease discussion take place atmosphere complete freedom spirit take part general assembly’s debate appropriate useful look back consider extent united nations come expectations founders time take health
CAN 1949 922 922 form unsatisfactory appeal support improvement bodies impressive government represented refused play part united nations specialized agencies established since war boycott extended even agencies dealing questions health welfare food agriculture civil aviation cultural relations government followed negative sterile policy lecture rest world support united nations virtues international co-operation representative soviet union also health
ISR 1949 1069 1069 jerusalem took case coinage stamps jewish jerusalem coinage stamps israel slowly reviving economy jerusalem sustained nourished state israel provided resources social services new city regard health education water supply social welfare language religion cultural sentiment national allegiance jews jerusalem held common state israel people thus link uniting citizen paris republic france health
MEX 1949 601 601 force service conciliation peace mexico engaged far-reaching domestic enterprises every year thanks government programmes carried systematically realization people’s aspirations reached new heights fields labour production health culture international relations mexico cherished territorial ambitions plans domination unilateral unfair advantages pride reward received policy friendship quiet confidence bestowed upon nations circumstances enabled mexico health
RUS 1949 1009 1009 dollars spent million million 1937-1938 thus military expenses united states twelve times great united states military credits eve second world war time united states expenditures health public education social security amount million dollars race armaments also conducted united kingdom military expenses growing annually goering’s old slogan guns rather butter wide circulation health
SYR 1949 869 869 system upset prevailing order relieve people sufferings fact poor hungry mid sick lose changing order caused poverty hunger sickness another promised save transport paradise wealth health satisfaction dangerous omens warning stubborn imperialists equally made generous promises playing fire consume impostors tyrants one results division existed among great powers splitting organization two health
USA 1949 922 922 areas united states government give full support programme launched united nations international action supplement support steps taken national governments improve economic social conditions every field health education agriculture industry others particular projects demonstrated support local authorities small number experts bring great benefits large numbers people efforts selfish advantage one country common health
USA 1949 950 950 industry others particular projects demonstrated support local authorities small number experts bring great benefits large numbers people efforts selfish advantage one country common good poverty malnutrition disease went hand-in-hand existence threat prosperity stability rest world national economic development must come primarily efforts people concerned working national resources efforts leavened process speeded-up health
USA 1949 951 951 others particular projects demonstrated support local authorities small number experts bring great benefits large numbers people efforts selfish advantage one country common good poverty malnutrition disease went hand-in-hand existence threat prosperity stability rest world national economic development must come primarily efforts people concerned working national resources efforts leavened process speeded-up international health
VEN 1949 451 451 economic social matters great effort displayed year covered secretary-general’s report close collaboration united nations specialized agencies improving conditions production distribution food attention given questions labour health nutrition child welfare narcotics control education refugees mr stolk referred granting fellowships specialized studies organization seminars similar social welfare services emphasized special interest devoted preceding health
VEN 1949 452 452 social matters great effort displayed year covered secretary-general’s report close collaboration united nations specialized agencies improving conditions production distribution food attention given questions labour health nutrition child welfare narcotics control education refugees mr stolk referred granting fellowships specialized studies organization seminars similar social welfare services emphasized special interest devoted preceding year health
ZAF 1949 557 557 endeavours similar technique employed regard continent africa vast area earth’s surface peopled upwards million human beings still early stages development scourged many cases every form disease threatened droughts soil erosion short biggest field human endeavour efforts made develop immense under-developed areas raise standards living peoples save continent inhabited must doubt importance health
ZAF 1949 715 715 record africa best equipped deal unique problems record impressive one great strides made scientific technical fields many years powers africa collaborated success combat human animal disease increase-the fertility soil develop agricultural production raise standard living peoples continent put end intensive tribal strife brought peace order continent indication done envisaged provided series health
ZAF 1949 786 786 main object co-ordination scientific research africa pooling purpose scientific data resources man-power union south africa invited representatives states directly concerned common problems well representatives world health organization food agriculture organization unesco national research council america genuine attempt nations directly concerned build constructively future part african continent unhappily motives nations directly concerned health
AUS 1950 886 886 time failure soviet union associated communist countries co-operate members constructive work organization specialized agencies improve example economic social conditions throughout world soviet union resigned world health organization although become commonplace disease knows frontiers soviet union never participated work food agriculture organization although know majority world’s population under-nourished urgent task economic development health
AUS 1950 891 891 communist countries co-operate members constructive work organization specialized agencies improve example economic social conditions throughout world soviet union resigned world health organization although become commonplace disease knows frontiers soviet union never participated work food agriculture organization although know majority world’s population under-nourished urgent task economic development today increase world’s food production health
BEL 1950 385 385 clarity first day united states representative particularly constructive speech made positive suggestions concerning ways preventing possible aggression pursuing effectively struggle forms human hardship hunger fear disease ussr representative repeated principles says country proposes observe pursuit policy peace two last statements given circumstances find power two nations whose behalf made necessarily special health
BEL 1950 1286 1286 measures designed solely remove threat safeguard peace happy devote attention efforts constructive measures much create wealth make new wealth available men raise standard living improve health prolong life open wider doors lead highest realms spirit nothing however prevents us undertaking multifarious tasks one time part consider right necessary soon korea liberated health
CHL 1950 1416 1416 face world fact point four announced president united states great powers taken serious initiative cope tremendous problem arising fact two-thirds mankind suffering under-nourishment easy prey epidemics diseases living conditions make impossible keep standard elementary decency moreover another obstacle must mentioned first threat war came so-called cold war now aggression committed north health
CHL 1950 1417 1417 world fact point four announced president united states great powers taken serious initiative cope tremendous problem arising fact two-thirds mankind suffering under-nourishment easy prey epidemics diseases living conditions make impossible keep standard elementary decency moreover another obstacle must mentioned first threat war came so-called cold war now aggression committed north korea health
IND 1950 617 617 general assembly must every possible occasion encourage fullest collaboration administering powers various specialized agencies non-self-governing territories under-developed regions world urgent need great deal assistance poverty disease ignorance hunger widespread regions promotion constructive measures development use words charter immediate necessity many parts world today especially asia africa millions people owe allegiance foreign health
ISR 1950 1145 1145 attacked roots sources discontent strife rebellion armed intervention must eliminated constructive endeavours radical remedy police action mere though often indispensable palliative evils fought stamped poverty disease ignorance rightly stressed debate real end efforts well-being individual masses individuals immense continents asia africa teem hundreds millions human beings steeped degradation misery denial blessings health
ISR 1950 1417 1417 least attempted field development within narrow confines israel carried single-handedly one small state certainly repeated vast scale international pooling efforts wherever multitudes people crave better health education creative activity faced two-fold task firmness dealing aggression wherever whomever may committed bold foresight attacking twin human ills poverty ignorance watchwords united nations can health
PAK 1950 326 326 must eliminate want exposure sickness man hungry ill-clad exposed disease-ridden will long cherish ambition sustain hope will soon become desperate will fall easy prey disorders diseases mind intellect spirit destroy widely effectively hunger disease body shall enter upon comparison competing economic isms ideologies present purpose needless institute comparison result well expressed health
PAK 1950 334 334 exposed disease-ridden will long cherish ambition sustain hope will soon become desperate will fall easy prey disorders diseases mind intellect spirit destroy widely effectively hunger disease body shall enter upon comparison competing economic isms ideologies present purpose needless institute comparison result well expressed homely aphorism proof pudding eating call system will health
PAK 1950 858 858 will differ case needed decision determination part governing authority voluntarily speed process equipment preparation necessary even persuasion prompting incitement towards independence subordination one people another illness afflicting dominant servient peoples must cure speedily possible also temptation almost invitation towards aggression must eliminated fast conditions make possible colonialism already one major factors health
USA 1950 1845 1845 agencies many member governments transform lives millions people take spectre want give people everywhere new hope can meet must meet challenge human misery hunger poverty disease example kind need must put efforts like speak problem use ownership land source misery suffering millions many parts world especially asia nations seeking achieve better health
USA 1950 2047 2047 efforts advise assist governments improving land use productivity considerable portion funds pledged technical assistance programme already available enable us push ahead attack problems well problems health education industrialization public administration vast opportunity awaits us bring means united nations developing new hope millions whose urgent needs food land human dignity efforts experience health
USA 1950 2191 2191 country united nations must prepared marshal resources experience help focusing one place extreme need united nations specialized agencies can demonstrate world learned helping people combat disease build hospitals schools factories train teachers public administrators make land fertile job can done will take substantial effort resources available fifty-three governments pledged support united health
ZAF 1950 422 422 africa made develop vast land peopled million human beings many yet primitive state without sustained inspired efforts responsible african administration millions will remain development arrested disease malnutrition fertile soil therefore now sow ideological seeds object creating world imperialism africa double duty duty remove scourge human want waste duty democratic world live health
ZAF 1950 423 423 made develop vast land peopled million human beings many yet primitive state without sustained inspired efforts responsible african administration millions will remain development arrested disease malnutrition fertile soil therefore now sow ideological seeds object creating world imperialism africa double duty duty remove scourge human want waste duty democratic world live africa health
ZAF 1950 468 468 waste duty democratic world live africa scene ideological conflict ultimate sufferers must live africa administering powers must spare effort promote wellbeing inhabitants continent release scourge disease malnutrition bring home under-privileged benefits living free democratic world world races can develop side side may advance towards goal freedom want government union south africa health
ZAF 1950 469 469 duty democratic world live africa scene ideological conflict ultimate sufferers must live africa administering powers must spare effort promote wellbeing inhabitants continent release scourge disease malnutrition bring home under-privileged benefits living free democratic world world races can develop side side may advance towards goal freedom want government union south africa conscious health
ZAF 1950 617 617 formation commission union south africa member scheduling number important scientific conferences variety subjects african interest include conferences held discuss problems african labour african medical education malaria control african building housing african nutrition african rural welfare formation african co-operative societies addition will discussions instance co-ordination operation development transport central southern africa great health
ZAF 1950 623 623 scheduling number important scientific conferences variety subjects african interest include conferences held discuss problems african labour african medical education malaria control african building housing african nutrition african rural welfare formation african co-operative societies addition will discussions instance co-ordination operation development transport central southern africa great importance discussions future development african continent health
AUS 1951 544 544 hear cynical expressions alleged ineffectiveness united nations inability solve international problems quick time think analogy medical profession lose faith medical profession merely still many serious diseases palliatives found dangerous situations successfully dealt united nations cases situations may yet fully resolved still remain troublesome cases solution yet reached kept within bounds prevented health
AUS 1951 1533 1533 one deny colonial system nineteenth century undesirable aspects nevertheless brought less-developed peoples world whole resources advanced western technology new methods new equipment production techniques education nutrition sanitation social welfare experience new techniques peoples less-developed countries displayed increasing desire share fully advanced technology can make men’s fives easier fuller longer productive process health
BOL 1951 530 530 sacrificed daily criminal exercise state sovereignty come wall must choose either retreat charter torn shreds admitted violence aggression machiavellian sapping principles basis liberties dignity moral health reasoned collaboration withdrawal pride partial waiving sovereignty disservice many causes patient search peace shall peace one just peace alas judge hear seems peace exclusive prerogative health
BOL 1951 757 757 over-all experiment planned technical assistance first large-scale activity undertaken united nations complex varied life country desperately trying work destiny labour must accompanied bodily mental social health worker must find happiness fair wage healthy living conditions atmosphere relaxed confidence employer can live side side work common weal great honour great satisfaction present health
CAN 1951 230 230 familiar glorification desire share progress others instance can state boast belief peaceful coexistence friendly international co-operation refuses take part whatever work useful progressive bodies world health organization united nations food agriculture organization political side united nations work great achievements united nations shown korea collective action strong leadership can halt aggression demonstration health
CHN 1951 310 310 religion chapter iv charter deals general assembly article states general assembly shall initiate studies make recommendations purpose b promoting international co-operation economic social cultural educational health fields assisting realization human rights fundamental freedoms without distinction race sex language religion chapter ix charter devoted subject international economic social co-operation like quote part health
CRI 1951 595 595 food medical assistance supplied six half million children india indonesia philippines pakistan countries asia six million children examined almost half vaccinated tuberculosis many others treated malaria millions children parts world daily receiving milk food instance effective work accomplished united nations western hemisphere giving world example worthy emulation element discord exists nations health
EGY 1951 734 734 prevented discharging serious sacred duty part homeland even interned deprived food two days customs authorities coast guards prevented exercising functions result smuggling narcotics appreciably increased health authorities prevented work seriously feared epidemics might ensue spread area parts country british also prevented administrative authorities discharging essential duty maintaining internal public security whereas health
EGY 1951 740 740 homeland even interned deprived food two days customs authorities coast guards prevented exercising functions result smuggling narcotics appreciably increased health authorities prevented work seriously feared epidemics might ensue spread area parts country british also prevented administrative authorities discharging essential duty maintaining internal public security whereas responsibilities authorities greatly increased owing provocative health
EGY 1951 1622 1622 party claimed still seems claim ally give illustrations recall went beyond areas assigned treaty stationing armed forces just exceeded number troops allowed treaty refused comply health customs measures required egyptian law palestine question took still taking hostile course exposed egypt grave dangers though according treaty british bound take foreign relations attitude health
ETH 1951 821 821 respect principle equal rights self-determination peoples united nations shall promote higher standards living full employment conditions economic social progress development b solutions international economic social health related problems international cultural educational co-operation delegation will happy lend support agenda sixth session assembly always bearing mind positive aspects charter tried indicate summing beg health
FRA 1951 765 765 assistance under-developed countries adopted economic social council implementation will constitute one productive activities united nations specialized agencies covers fields administration finance industry trade agriculture public health labour education scientific research consequently undertaking solidarity raise us political antagonisms france despite heavy liabilities territories responsible single-handed despite expenditure committed many years come repair health
GBR 1951 1178 1178 interests similar examples particular ceylon political weapons alone forge use work peace well understood organization wide variety agencies commissions work many spheres touching economic well-being health social advancement mankind mr acheson mr stikker australian new zealand colleagues referred truth force urgent immediate economic problems colombo plan one means commonwealth family seek health
GRC 1951 115 115 acknowledged work done first six years existence justified hopes peoples placed certainly beginning happy beginning allows us hope ever greater results setting specialized agencies world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization united nations international children’s emergency fund international refugee organization affiliation united nations specialized agencies international labour organisation food health
GRC 1951 224 224 already beginning cure universal declaration human rights convention condemning crime genocide ever-expanding programme technical assistance granted across frontiers passions repatriation refugees aid unhappy children struggle epidemics short activities aimed freeing mankind hunger want fear remarkable achievement credit side organization happy take opportunity remind large part honour goes mr trygve lie distinguished health
GRC 1951 289 289 nature tried calamities war took upon finance rehabilitation almost four years witnessed moving sight homes rebuilt cities reconstructed economies reborn astonishing pace whole populations restored health others literally brought life phenomenon scale undoubtedly unique history nations perhaps bold ascribe origin gesture part charter principle human solidarity charter laid basis society say health
HTI 1951 524 524 submarines construct arsenals establish military bases maintain arms millions men usefully employed fields factories universities research laboratories hospitals advancement science production wealth struggle ignorance poverty disease tragic necessity arming order defend order check attempt aggression will continue burden peace-loving nations united nations organizes system collective security affording genuine guarantees made plain health
IDN 1951 418 418 encouraging examples can accomplished human effort cause civilization results technical assistance matter economic development social well-being public administration various countries also excellent work accomplished field health humanitarian activity indisputable facts must convince peoples usefulness indeed necessity continued existence united nations reasons indonesia continued cooperate strength means disposal achieving objects united nations health
IND 1951 114 114 can perceptibly reduce dimensions problem two-thirds world’s total population still among less one-sixth world’s total income nearly one-half world’s population still lives well minimum necessary health efficiency important point united nations made beginning important still general awareness today never responsibility governments individuals advanced countries world uplift under-developed spirit charter promise better health
IRN 1951 677 677 exploit wealth less-developed countries often fortunately organization always aware vital problem earliest days especially time charter signed problem general security seemed us inseparable struggle ignorance disease poverty order inspire stimulate economic social progress underdeveloped countries united nations adopted technical assistance plans various fields work united nations specialized agencies deserve much credit health
IRQ 1951 1407 1407 session confident france whose friendship country like arab countries cherishes much will give due consideration national aspirations peoples north africa arab world suffering generations poverty disease ignorance curses due mainly past wars invasions followed redress reconstruction neglected left present difficulties will always contribute world tension instability danger subversive activities will excluded health
ISR 1951 1548 1548 ceasing grapple burning problems security resistance aggression united nations increasingly address attention fundamental issues survival man chances better life striking roots basic problems food shelter health education united nations may succeed providing common denominator mankind will course time prevail cleavages political systems cultural traditions way incidentally bringing dissidents back fold common health
LBR 1951 544 544 dream form national security must substituted spheres however economic cultural fields great progress made united nations technical assistance brought many under-developed countries promotion science education health agriculture country one recipients technical assistance programme already technical assistance mission united nations educational scientific cultural organization working liberia experts world health organization begun arrive health
LBR 1951 566 566 promotion science education health agriculture country one recipients technical assistance programme already technical assistance mission united nations educational scientific cultural organization working liberia experts world health organization begun arrive assist us fight malaria tropical diseases supplementary agreements just signed international labour organisation sending experts assist us labour problems united nations information health
LBR 1951 573 573 recipients technical assistance programme already technical assistance mission united nations educational scientific cultural organization working liberia experts world health organization begun arrive assist us fight malaria tropical diseases supplementary agreements just signed international labour organisation sending experts assist us labour problems united nations information centre west africa established liberia happy say health
LBR 1951 575 575 assistance programme already technical assistance mission united nations educational scientific cultural organization working liberia experts world health organization begun arrive assist us fight malaria tropical diseases supplementary agreements just signed international labour organisation sending experts assist us labour problems united nations information centre west africa established liberia happy say already made health
NZL 1951 1221 1221 countries world mr acheson reminded us yesterday united nations can wage kind war seek war want human misery south-east asia untold millions struggle hunger poverty disease message came colombo conference message directed straight organization world racked schism confusion doubtful whether free men can long afford leave undeveloped imprisoned poverty human resources health
PAK 1951 2005 2005 assistance colombo plan steps hitherto taken activities far set motion fraction urgently pitifully needed ideology however beneficent can ever become adequate substitute food clothing shelter health bodies men continuously exposed hunger disease inclemencies weather climate tend become desperate hope relief amelioration even children becomes dim disappears frenzy despair will often take health
PAK 1951 2011 2011 activities far set motion fraction urgently pitifully needed ideology however beneficent can ever become adequate substitute food clothing shelter health bodies men continuously exposed hunger disease inclemencies weather climate tend become desperate hope relief amelioration even children becomes dim disappears frenzy despair will often take place situation neither religion ideology may health
PAN 1951 872 872 however various united nations bodies strengthened able deal aggression wherever occurs time under-developed peoples given increased economic aid technical assistance educational work promoted campaign want disease vigorously prosecuted created world conditions breach peace practically impossible free world vast resources disposal mobilized crusade human misery social injustice confident belief overcoming great evils health
PER 1951 391 391 war various parts world economic aimlessness disorganization throughout world produced great weariness distressing situation among men everywhere yearning peace desire course action restore economic spiritual health exhausted bewildered irresolute europe well aware peace achieved purely verbal rhetorical efforts one believes peace offensive aimed weakening resistance impairing spirit self-preservation hampering will justice health
RUS 1951 708 708 proceeds sale raw materials frozen american british banks dispose freely agriculture countries decline holds promise progress future production foodstuffs falling populations number areas doomed famine disease extinction political situation deteriorated past year aggressive anglo-american atlantic bloc led worsening international relations already sorely strained atmosphere unbridled war hysteria armaments race constant attempts health
RUS 1951 1544 1544 peaceful economy satisfaction civilian needs council rejected proposal recommending steps decrease war industry reduce prices articles mass consumption decrease people’s burden taxation increase expenditure housing health education like word rejected proposal submitted really attempting improve physical economic social condition people many countries proposals rejected root branch regional economic commissions dealt matters health
URY 1951 890 890 intended serve social achievements brought hastened give men justice need may enjoy life education country entirely free earliest schooling attainment university degree costs borne community health inspection begun schools assistance hospitals clinics throughout country also extended free whose salaries prescribed statutory average system social security perhaps among perfect world present future health
USA 1951 558 558 stated rate advance impeded necessity building defences free nations can relieved burden possibilities improving lot mankind limitless future recognize can lasting peace real security hunger disease despair hold millions grip every people must stake peace worth defending energetic application known techniques without great increase expenditure funds resources can make substantial inroads health
USA 1951 2343 2343 want human misery within developed countries new resources peaceful production put work benefit advantage parts world said earlier millions upon millions people struggling poverty hunger disease great constructive efforts united nations go forward without hindrance done nations willing serve cause peace actions long nations talk peace actions make war free people health
AFG 1952 209 209 nations representatives search find ways means allaying suspicion fear among nations restore confidence ability organization preserve peace promote freedom necessary conditions alleviation misery poverty ignorance disease world peace security must established firm foundations equality justice self-serving formula established interests obscure issue aspirations peoples individual freedom national independence search peace differences ideologies health
AUS 1952 1314 1314 less food available per capita today next maintaining peace mankind’s urgent task increase world’s food supply twenty years ago league nations reported half world suffering malnutrition population world currently increasing million people year yet exportable food surpluses declining remedy must applied terms individual countries regions technical assistance means increasing agricultural production health
AUS 1952 1940 1940 germ warfare korea charges course specifically denied time time impartial investigation proposed united states charges first made know refused consulted leading australian authority virus communicable diseases sir macfarlane burnet man whose reputation experience without repute scientific circles throughout world sir macfarlane burnet allowed quote regarding allegations germ warfare carried korea said health
AUS 1952 1970 1970 whose reputation experience without repute scientific circles throughout world sir macfarlane burnet allowed quote regarding allegations germ warfare carried korea said following whole question spreading disease methods extensively openly discussed literature subject general opinion bacteriologists attempt initiate epidemics spread widely amongst enemy personnel bound fruitless intelligent bacteriologist ever believe dropping plague-infested health
AUS 1952 1982 1982 allowed quote regarding allegations germ warfare carried korea said following whole question spreading disease methods extensively openly discussed literature subject general opinion bacteriologists attempt initiate epidemics spread widely amongst enemy personnel bound fruitless intelligent bacteriologist ever believe dropping plague-infested fleas typhus-infected lice minor psychological nuisance value spread epidemic determined almost wholly health
AUS 1952 2004 2004 bacteriologists attempt initiate epidemics spread widely amongst enemy personnel bound fruitless intelligent bacteriologist ever believe dropping plague-infested fleas typhus-infected lice minor psychological nuisance value spread epidemic determined almost wholly condition population concerned areas plague typhus already present north korea manchuria occurrence outbreaks will determined local conditions degree overcrowding presence rats immunity health
AUS 1952 2039 2039 already present north korea manchuria occurrence outbreaks will determined local conditions degree overcrowding presence rats immunity population deliberate liberation means responsible germs trivial effect incidence diseases significant military effect expected unthinkable responsible officer ordered action longer much detailed statement sir macfarlane burnet subject shall make available appropriate time matter discussed doubt health
BLR 1952 384 384 mentioned shall refer following july american periodical look pointed least five united states government institutions engaged preparation bacterial weapons united states army’s chemical service public health service department agriculture army navy medical services periodical writes preparation weapons conducted three levels production virulent bacteria research means combating enemy’s bacteria perfecting means spreading health
BLR 1952 420 420 weapons conducted three levels production virulent bacteria research means combating enemy’s bacteria perfecting means spreading new bacteria periodical states bacteria exist widely nature cause major epidemics trick increase potency breeding deliberately creating mutations breeding lethal mutations synthetic bacteria viruses will able cause real epidemics primarily work going cover places camp detrick health
BLR 1952 438 438 states bacteria exist widely nature cause major epidemics trick increase potency breeding deliberately creating mutations breeding lethal mutations synthetic bacteria viruses will able cause real epidemics primarily work going cover places camp detrick maryland completely secret bacterial warfare prepared close collaboration japanese war criminals already experience nefarious procedures general macarthur selected health
BLR 1952 493 493 criminals work bacteriological laboratories various parts united states maryland mississippi utah criminal experiences put use possible adduce many facts show purpose bacterial warfare widespread dissemination epidemics aimed mass annihilation people united states ruling circles thought deal north korea lightning fashion sending large land air naval forces heroic korean people resolutely defended health
BOL 1952 275 275 followed greatest interest countries similar position frank intelligent statement made days ago 379th meeting retiring president economic social council head chilean delegation mentioned alarming figures mortality health nutrition under-developed countries trade deficits referred report submitted president united states materials policy commission cited statistics reserves tin copper manganese aluminium oil zinc probable health
BOL 1952 276 276 greatest interest countries similar position frank intelligent statement made days ago 379th meeting retiring president economic social council head chilean delegation mentioned alarming figures mortality health nutrition under-developed countries trade deficits referred report submitted president united states materials policy commission cited statistics reserves tin copper manganese aluminium oil zinc probable consumption health
BOL 1952 277 277 interest countries similar position frank intelligent statement made days ago 379th meeting retiring president economic social council head chilean delegation mentioned alarming figures mortality health nutrition under-developed countries trade deficits referred report submitted president united states materials policy commission cited statistics reserves tin copper manganese aluminium oil zinc probable consumption next health
BOL 1952 503 503 official united nations documents clearly illustrate real situation bolivia birth rate per thousand general death rate per thousand death rate infants high per thousand regards nutrition bolivian’s consumption calories daily annual per capita income u.s regards literacy per cent population illiterate average daily wages cents u.s extreme interesting note personal fortune health
CHL 1952 748 748 years ago merely going cite details given report report shows incidentally although statistics available poorest least developed countries may presumed actual figures even striking general mortality rate north america per thousand per annum europe per thousand per thousand asia per thousand latin america mortality rate infants adolescents great under-developed countries life health
CHL 1952 766 766 may presumed actual figures even striking general mortality rate north america per thousand per annum europe per thousand per thousand asia per thousand latin america mortality rate infants adolescents great under-developed countries life expectancy north america industrialized countries western europe years averages years under-developed countries statistics available great social diseases malaria health
CHL 1952 790 790 america mortality rate infants adolescents great under-developed countries life expectancy north america industrialized countries western europe years averages years under-developed countries statistics available great social diseases malaria tuberculosis decimate population regions diseases prevalent whereas under-developed countries doctors available every inhabitants advanced nations matter diet under-developed countries great shortages calories proteins average health
CHL 1952 791 791 mortality rate infants adolescents great under-developed countries life expectancy north america industrialized countries western europe years averages years under-developed countries statistics available great social diseases malaria tuberculosis decimate population regions diseases prevalent whereas under-developed countries doctors available every inhabitants advanced nations matter diet under-developed countries great shortages calories proteins average number health
CHL 1952 796 796 under-developed countries life expectancy north america industrialized countries western europe years averages years under-developed countries statistics available great social diseases malaria tuberculosis decimate population regions diseases prevalent whereas under-developed countries doctors available every inhabitants advanced nations matter diet under-developed countries great shortages calories proteins average number calories per day per person health
CRI 1952 833 833 chronic poverty made acute steady rise cost living naturally reduction purchasing power people factor making social unrest paradoxical may seem peoples living state poverty illiteracy disease potentially rich needed resolute co-operation great industrial powers natural human resources developed fully become major factor social progress economic stability world united nations technical assistance health
CRI 1952 898 898 fund united nations educational scientific cultural organization economic commission latin america begun carry tremendous task developing economically backward countries examined many aspects fundamental problems production nutrition equitable distribution raw materials mechanization agriculture chairman delegation central- american country like point make special mention support received bodies particular ecla taa preparation study plans health
CSK 1952 3456 3456 general mcauliffe speech louisville published october declared bacterial warfare represents ideal diversionary weapon can used unnoticed even small amount active material can cause considerable damage illnesses caused means bacterial warfare show immediately view gradual way substances act due incubation period difficulties identifying will easy check decide moment diversionary action will take health
CSK 1952 3489 3489 gradual way substances act due incubation period difficulties identifying will easy check decide moment diversionary action will take place words one can give impression death illness arise natural causes utilization criminal bacterial weapons united states aggressors korea united states preparations tor bacterial warfare large scale accentuate urgency need ratification geneva protocol health
CUB 1952 1023 1023 contribution cause economic development under-developed countries endeavour based narrow parochial outlook made hope achieving general benefits countries regardless geographical situation men suffer poverty ignorance ill health under-nourishment convinced can peace without economic stability cuba will contribute within framework united nations study adoption measures calculated raise standard living peoples world policy guides health
ECU 1952 421 421 delegation associates analysed world situation without optimism full confidence united nations centre harmonizing actions undertaken bystates carry gigantic task saving generation scourge war grip poverty disease ignorance fully confident organization will create conditions make individual collective life worth living purpose essential states willing comply faithfully letter spirit charter signed san francisco health
ECU 1952 1386 1386 unhesitatingly monstrous programme armament regarded necessary hold back aggression essential bold enough set aside amount moral rearmament education millions ignorant men feeding hungry peoples restoration health regions sources suffering disease public works electrification housing transport etc brilliantly expressed mr santa cruz made moving plea 379th meeting conquest universal revolution threatens like health
ECU 1952 1390 1390 regarded necessary hold back aggression essential bold enough set aside amount moral rearmament education millions ignorant men feeding hungry peoples restoration health regions sources suffering disease public works electrification housing transport etc brilliantly expressed mr santa cruz made moving plea 379th meeting conquest universal revolution threatens like hurricane destroy patiently won health
FRA 1952 1218 1218 francs also met france social progress france introduced social legislation practices states thus assisting enable workers reap benefits great emancipating movement times enjoy conditions respect health sanitation well general standard living infinitely superior prevailing also still prevail unfortunately many countries shall excused refrain making specific comparisons finally regards culture nationals tunisia health
FRA 1952 1310 1310 means resources intention inequality shall progressively disappear partnership remain situation tunisia and-morocco treaties signed politically administratively crudely organized almost state anarchy standard living low conditions health sanitation terrible rudimentary economic systems support even decreasing populations financial situation bad foreign creditors come set controls culturally countries yet opened doors new trends human health
FRA 1952 1638 1638 figures farm land tunisia amounted hectares acres today amounts well million hectares acres morocco tons fertilizer used yearly figure now tons time urgently necessary improve health sanitary conditions first conquering diseases epidemics decimating population plague cholera typhus regularly recurring horrors past centuries now disappeared let us hope methods succeeded tunisia morocco health
FRA 1952 1643 1643 hectares acres today amounts well million hectares acres morocco tons fertilizer used yearly figure now tons time urgently necessary improve health sanitary conditions first conquering diseases epidemics decimating population plague cholera typhus regularly recurring horrors past centuries now disappeared let us hope methods succeeded tunisia morocco may ultimately rescue countries still health
FRA 1952 1644 1644 acres today amounts well million hectares acres morocco tons fertilizer used yearly figure now tons time urgently necessary improve health sanitary conditions first conquering diseases epidemics decimating population plague cholera typhus regularly recurring horrors past centuries now disappeared let us hope methods succeeded tunisia morocco may ultimately rescue countries still ravaged health
FRA 1952 1670 1670 decimating population plague cholera typhus regularly recurring horrors past centuries now disappeared let us hope methods succeeded tunisia morocco may ultimately rescue countries still ravaged diseases statistics show systematic campaign malaria smallpox tuberculosis greatly reduced incidence infant mortality formerly widespread reduced one-half tunisia death rate rapidly reduced now deaths per inhabitants health
FRA 1952 1675 1675 regularly recurring horrors past centuries now disappeared let us hope methods succeeded tunisia morocco may ultimately rescue countries still ravaged diseases statistics show systematic campaign malaria smallpox tuberculosis greatly reduced incidence infant mortality formerly widespread reduced one-half tunisia death rate rapidly reduced now deaths per inhabitants figure many countries morocco free health
FRA 1952 1682 1682 let us hope methods succeeded tunisia morocco may ultimately rescue countries still ravaged diseases statistics show systematic campaign malaria smallpox tuberculosis greatly reduced incidence infant mortality formerly widespread reduced one-half tunisia death rate rapidly reduced now deaths per inhabitants figure many countries morocco free clinical treatment given barely million people today health
FRA 1952 2522 2522 language religion social status policy france set perfectly clear suspected anyone need recall request french government tunisia morocco unanimously admitted last year associate membership world health organization need refer cambodia laos vietnam gained independence within system french union today members international organizations whose application admission united nations recently received favourable votes health
GBR 1952 1018 1018 budgetary adjustments urgent work humanity goes forward aegis united nations go forward fast true work peace many fields united nations brought relief suffering higher standards health better education care children technical guidance assistance kinds mr van zeeland gave us yesterday 392nd meeting careful analysis world’s economic problems understand second committee also health
GBR 1952 1989 1989 know swift discoveries science matched political advance must one day destroy humanity know communists know every field endeavour fates linked together east west alike know health happiness prosperity nation essential yet know things even take seems one crucial step bring us agreement korea give world fresh lease life hope problem test health
IDN 1952 279 279 ultimately generate war experience demonstrated enough establish international mechanism peaceful settlement problems nations enough seek prevent resort violence disputes reached point violence measures temporarily arrest disease eradicate peace like health seen require positive renditions well-being prerequisites defined including self-determination peoples equal protection small weak well large strong access equal terms world’s health
IDN 1952 283 283 demonstrated enough establish international mechanism peaceful settlement problems nations enough seek prevent resort violence disputes reached point violence measures temporarily arrest disease eradicate peace like health seen require positive renditions well-being prerequisites defined including self-determination peoples equal protection small weak well large strong access equal terms world’s sources wealth equal respect health
IDN 1952 1528 1528 one whose efforts bearing visible fruits will contribute foundation lasting peace many words expended desire peace indonesia work united nations international children’s emergency fund world health organization international civil aviation organization specialized agencies visible evidence people organization still living entity fulfilling part promise charter hoped constructive efforts technical assistance will greatly health
IDN 1952 1807 1807 accelerate greatly execution non-self-liquidating projects basic economic development welcoming realistic awareness problems under-developed countries regret part developed countries recognition form verbal concern concrete action deplore disease withhold remedy country’s experience past year primarily regard rubber borne truth well recognized truism producers raw-materials susceptible world market fluctuations impact recent developments world pattern health
IDN 1952 2000 2000 show fervent devotion observance nearer home show concern violation distance endeavor remove impediments self-determination enjoyment basic human rights conviction without evasion rearm war poverty starvation disease instead military war things words speeches deeds actions measure desire peace one says one attain health
IND 1952 712 712 state governments come existence result elections people expect quick solutions numerous economic social problems independence brought us however legacy also problems under-developed country conditions hunger disease ignorance challenge national statesmanship everywhere country challenge becomes formidable accident natural calamities strains stresses inevitable end long war believing sources country’s strength must lie within health
ISR 1952 565 565 speeches exhaust story part pressure campaign conducted arab league bonn effort persuade german authorities honour signature thus bring indelible disgrace upon mankind issue affects moral health generation avowed object pressure cause violation germany compelling international obligation prevent attempt departing nazi tradition afflicted life german people perpetuate atmosphere sentiments nazism opposing voluntary health
ISR 1952 822 822 base international policies upon offence nations negotiate agreements israel offence arab states negotiate agreements israel international illegality rests maintenance egypt boycott blockade refusal governments marked infection boycott blockade arab policy blockade towards israel something changed something communicated spheres international relations wonder whether members general assembly wider public aware question whether state health
MMR 1952 259 259 stuck first way look however session general assembly will worth anything except reach settlement korea heard said korea just symptom satisfactory treatment symptom still leave disease uncured tensions still continue see quite light feel present world situation like car tire inflated almost bursting point even small puncture tire view help remove health
PAK 1952 280 280 stepping stones towards true main objective must permit contingencies destroy perspective everything must appraised judged reference main purpose objective progress made towards achievement objective poverty disease ignorance problems still continue distress preoccupy vast bulk mankind recent times progress science technology multiplied many times man’s control direction forces nature capacity process raw health
PAN 1952 53 53 peace panama followed intense interest great work united nations know united nations working banish danger conflicts threat war perhaps important also adopting measures help countries health education economy backward leading security prosperity way danger war lessened time countries helped make constructive contribution international harmony realize wars result actions sometimes illogical contrary health
POL 1952 342 342 districts serve symbols peaceful creative effort poland another year achievement fulfilment great programme peaceful construction six-year plan made progress industrial agricultural development transportation culture education health protection investing ever larger sums construction new factories expansion modernization existing industrial establishments people’s republic giving ever greater protection agriculture expenditure development social insurance schools health
POL 1952 373 373 construction new factories expansion modernization existing industrial establishments people’s republic giving ever greater protection agriculture expenditure development social insurance schools constantly increasing budgetary appropriations public health maternity child welfare construction new hospitals sanatoria rest homes growing steadily larger systematically ever-increasing rate remedying backward state economy poland becoming country high technological achievement health
RUS 1952 302 302 state mr acheson also referred situation colonial peoples dependent countries compelled admit plight peoples countries tragic tragedy mr acheson said half world’s people still suffer malnutrition many live verge starvation went say world today less food per person second world war mr acheson explains situation says half population globe deprived means health
RUS 1952 2042 2042 used japanese army second world war confirmed captured united states officers o’neill enoch quinn niss taken part air raids used bombs filled bacteria dangerous infectious diseases intended mass destruction peaceful population five halls recently opened exhibition peking material evidence use united states armed forces bacterial weapons found documents photographs material facts health
SYR 1952 1453 1453 plan leading rehabilitation masses higher standard living individual syrian government now carrying land reform peasant will become owner land number reforms undertaken education hygiene public health economic sectors proceeding along lines syria merely supporting principles charter purpose action consolidate present build future bring syria will co-operate every nation peace freedom health
UKR 1952 1819 1819 workers far serious militarization united states economy led decline consumption result general impoverishment people consumption basic commodities frozen england level extensive rationing system force appropriations health services social welfare reduced extremely low level armaments race leading enormously increased exploitation official british statistics show employers search cheap labour engaged tens thousands children health
USA 1952 1841 1841 individual human beings behind work lies growing awareness twentieth century international cooperation must mean treaties conferences people many nations working alongside grow food wipe illiteracy disease increase production trade key economic progress expanding world economy striving found co-operative action enable world increase output agricultural industrial products heart matter beginning appreciate tremendous health
USA 1952 1949 1949 contract present levels production food industrial products knowledge available us production multiplied many times tragedy spite tremendous progress agricultural science half world’s people still suffer malnutrition many live verge starvation despite progress food production many parts world fact world food output increasing slower rate world population world today less food per health
CZE 1953 1877 1877 work construction evidenced rise industrial output expansion branches national economy also continuous improvement standard living czechoslovak workers made possible steady increase consumption satisfaction social cultural health needs people shows motive force behind construction work concern man cultural progress wellbeing people whole profound desire peoples also able undertake task national development strengthen health
ECU 1953 952 952 finance system work proceeding smoothly completed wish take opportunity express government’s gratitude excellent co-operation afforded experts sent united nations specialized agencies many departments economic social health educational work hope technical assistance country will continue increase serious symptom inequality incomes under-developed countries developed countries growing social unrest lends exploitation communists obvious danger health
ECU 1953 2013 2013 new classes eager exercise rights liberty equality fraternity times past social needs require statesmen direct policies towards welfare group well freedom individual social questions housing health protection unemployment social security education without discrimination pressing problems day statesmen upon whose shoulders rests burden directing destinies democratic states adopt political concepts required times health
EGY 1953 1697 1697 economic policy longer consider human beings mere factor production consumption regard welfare final objective economic social activity philosophy demonstrated proportion egyptian budget given public services health housing forthcoming establishment social council will moreover enable us co-ordinate still action social field make effective dealing great social problems vital reforms whether economic social health
GBR 1953 810 810 constituting forum international debate social economic humanitarian work united nations particular carried specialized agencies operating auspices believe work complementary political work united nations hunger poverty disease will impair best political solutions progressive raising living standards throughout world will contribute political settlements shall debating matters fully proper committees however want pay special health
IDN 1953 1264 1264 subsistence level demand snare things world growing abundance wrought technical progress means opportunity make livelihood compatible dignity human person eliminate heavy toll human suffering visited disease famine reap fruits adequate education knowledge technical skills benefit succeeding generations borne mind demands means mere idle dreams represent real problems whose satisfactory solution weighs health
IDN 1953 1312 1312 satisfactory solution weighs heavily governments under-developed countries common concern nations aware without gratitude great positive results already achieved specialized agencies united nations sphere economy education health labour child welfare food agriculture co-operation indonesian authorities members united nations agencies always excellent government will always welcome united nations experts assisting indonesia reconstruction programme health
IND 1953 4661 4661 interested hear considerable part unicef aid along aid comes colombo plan arrangements going temporary relief kind large-scale enterprises anti-malarial anti- tubercular projects attempting eliminate causes disease infant mortality relief received far india concerned diverted manufacture distribution penicillin malarial control bcg campaigns assisted considerably colombo plan indonesia thailand disease known yaws brought health
IND 1953 4663 4663 considerable part unicef aid along aid comes colombo plan arrangements going temporary relief kind large-scale enterprises anti-malarial anti- tubercular projects attempting eliminate causes disease infant mortality relief received far india concerned diverted manufacture distribution penicillin malarial control bcg campaigns assisted considerably colombo plan indonesia thailand disease known yaws brought control understand health
IND 1953 4683 4683 attempting eliminate causes disease infant mortality relief received far india concerned diverted manufacture distribution penicillin malarial control bcg campaigns assisted considerably colombo plan indonesia thailand disease known yaws brought control understand likely completely conquered connexion think fair say far india concerned technical assistance one-way traffic reciprocal india sent eighty-four technical experts health
ISR 1953 2092 2092 extend form activity region swiftly impressive social political results lamentable sterile practices boycott ostracism allowed intrude even areas international activity dominated overriding considerations human solidarity epidemics diseases locusts soil erosion ills plague human society respect frontiers political antagonisms united nations strive every resource establish duty member states within region co-operate least health
ISR 1953 2093 2093 form activity region swiftly impressive social political results lamentable sterile practices boycott ostracism allowed intrude even areas international activity dominated overriding considerations human solidarity epidemics diseases locusts soil erosion ills plague human society respect frontiers political antagonisms united nations strive every resource establish duty member states within region co-operate least larger health
LBR 1953 51 51 paraphrase poet humanity fears hopes future years still hangs breathlessly thy fate shall fate shall peace plenty shall peace according charter devoid fear oppression poverty disease rights liberties individual safety nation guaranteed respected small nations great powers alike shall victims folly greed rapid burrowing secrets nature assured total destruction hope can health
LBR 1953 204 204 man moral code unto others unto organization endeavouring remarkable degree success bring less fortunate fellow-beings blessings prosperous world food fao food agriculture organization united nations health world health organization education science unesco united nations educational scientific cultural organization wonder avail struggles years improve help less fortunate wiped away overnight failures political health
LBR 1953 206 206 code unto others unto organization endeavouring remarkable degree success bring less fortunate fellow-beings blessings prosperous world food fao food agriculture organization united nations health world health organization education science unesco united nations educational scientific cultural organization wonder avail struggles years improve help less fortunate wiped away overnight failures political diplomatic fields health
LBR 1953 730 730 led form organization known united nations make alliances useless unnecessary despite tragic experiences past prejudices misgivings tenacious able shed thus brought us organization old complaints illnesses world yesterday united nations shattered fragments become labelled communist bloc iron curtain countries western bloc nato north atlantic treaty organization countries latin-american bloc middle-eastern bloc health
NZL 1953 802 802 make deeply regret tendency manifested nations ignore true nature task confronts administering powers establishing stable forms government democratic basis encouraging development economic social fields promoting health welfare populations territories administering powers notable record achievement well remember nature obstacles administering powers overcome process problems trust territory western samoa new zealand government recently health
PAK 1953 246 246 children’s emergency fund activities similar organizations agencies directed towards end colombo plan excellent instance regional group co-operation effort however needs vastly expanded intensified struggle want disease ignorance must waged constantly unremittingly ever wider scale one aspect must stressed circumstances needs under-developed countries call much greater emphasis upon economic aid upon technical health
SLV 1953 277 277 inhabitants trust territories desirable economic social council specialized agencies labour disadvantage therefore able act freely fortunately improvement economic conditions various countries raising standard living improvement health conditions cultural development inhabitants form basis maintenance peace everything achieved fields must increase chances peaceful coexistence states large medium small delegation wishes express especial appreciation health
YUG 1953 1612 1612 under-developed countries yugoslav delegation regard idea special fund miraculous panacea believe one appropriate effective forms strengthening international cooperation confidence among nations united nations active social health cultural fields many organs specialized agencies thinking united nations children’s fund world health organization others whose work country taken active part will continue future hand health
YUG 1953 1625 1625 effective forms strengthening international cooperation confidence among nations united nations active social health cultural fields many organs specialized agencies thinking united nations children’s fund world health organization others whose work country taken active part will continue future hand united nations able overcome difficulties arisen regard adoption covenant human rights declaration rights health
AUS 1954 1174 1174 borders take neutral position regard international communism seems rather like village situation tropical countries villagers homes spotlessly clean surroundings village accumulations refuse attract flies undermine health villagers can assumed great difficulty determining whether outright act aggression taken place outright aggression can coped clear-cut obvious reason outright aggression may principal danger faced health
BOL 1954 582 582 explored part bolivia’s territory verified existence immense deposits radioactive minerals consequently bolivians now wondering alarm whether mined tin half century result fifty years living poverty illness illiteracy oppression bolivian miners among continent’s politically-minded condemned wrest bosom andes raw material will enable man manufacture imitation sun destroy annihilate tireless creative work star health
COL 1954 548 548 now sanction applied countries try ignore rules international co-operation present-day civilization tolerate obstacle path might caused nation claiming exclusive use air land sea territory public health example must administered reference merely individual also neighbouring states united nations unable deal wished many problems owing deficiencies charter delegations receive instructions foreign ministries lag health
CSK 1954 2434 2434 poverty hunger among workers czechoslovakia republic per capita consumption increased period one-fifth evidence czechoslovak government’s peaceful policy offered fact budgetary allocations education cultural purposes public health social welfare amounted per cent whole budget national defence amounted per cent czechoslovak people vitally interested preservation peace know conditions peace can steady progress welfare health
CUB 1954 512 512 united nations strives demands respect human dignity without discrimination grounds religion race sex security necessary human beings earn living honourably receive fair return labour protection health assistance needy equality law prohibition forced labour transforms human beings slaves makes humanity take step backwards history cuba whose legislation embodies advanced social achievements deep health
ECU 1954 928 928 end last century era increasing number meet growing needs state satisfy alone without greatest difficulty organization postal telegraphic communications first place followed organization dealing matters health established model large family organizations specializing matters ranging culture meteorology must studied continents latitudes peace indivisible order obtain lasting peace essential strike roots war hunger health
FRA 1954 588 588 time change will slowly difficulty realization correctly realism induce us make every effort dispel fear bedevils solution real problems problems hunger raising standard living education health nations crushed burden armaments one question main preoccupation france certainly question disarmament determined everything power cure disease distrust undermines best intentions dooms failure attempts rapprochement health
FRA 1954 605 605 real problems problems hunger raising standard living education health nations crushed burden armaments one question main preoccupation france certainly question disarmament determined everything power cure disease distrust undermines best intentions dooms failure attempts rapprochement two worlds watch anxiously long ideologies different sources inspiration diverse mounting burden armaments will existence work restoration health
GBR 1954 1204 1204 coast china tragic differences israel arab states past year one almost unparalleled natural disasters floods earthquakes typhoons caused much loss many grim spectres hunger poverty disease still range much world’s surface trouble conscience mankind time time comes ears distant rumble one nuclear explosion another one side iron curtain therefore complacency absurd health
IDN 1954 2219 2219 government able meet needs people west irian casting modesty aside moment must say record indonesian government coping tremendous problems illiteracy basic higher education communications improved health conditions numerous aspects social progress problems legacy continuous dutch colonial administration really noteworthy enormous accomplishments brief period time since formal transfer sovereignty december vast strides health
IDN 1954 2626 2626 wish express deep appreciation tremendous work done indonesia various agencies united nations united nations children’s fund unicef united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco world health organization united nations technical assistance mission indonesia untami international civil aviation organization icao others constantly widening horizon extending far beyond boundaries nation sure acted catalytic health
IND 1954 1384 1384 untouchability worst tackled drastically country great religious tradition result today india practice untouchability crime punishable law also raised age requirement marriage eighteen women twenty-one men health educational services last three years responsible expenditure million citing country example wish draw attention assembly best way can great part world easily dismissed shortest name health
IND 1954 2226 2226 detail united nations children’s fund unicef special interest unicef degree public support public interest agency extent work permeated india considerable main activities field cure prevention malaria tuberculosis may commonly known india million people affected year malaria one million die disease result start given unicef ddt factories set many square miles land health
IND 1954 2236 2236 public support public interest agency extent work permeated india considerable main activities field cure prevention malaria tuberculosis may commonly known india million people affected year malaria one million die disease result start given unicef ddt factories set many square miles land india sprayed similarly thanks unicef also generosity thoughtfulness sister state health
IND 1954 2240 2240 agency extent work permeated india considerable main activities field cure prevention malaria tuberculosis may commonly known india million people affected year malaria one million die disease result start given unicef ddt factories set many square miles land india sprayed similarly thanks unicef also generosity thoughtfulness sister state new zealand penicillin plants health
IND 1954 2270 2270 ddt factories set many square miles land india sprayed similarly thanks unicef also generosity thoughtfulness sister state new zealand penicillin plants set india deal widespread diseases bcg treatment tuberculosis india planned larger scale ever case anywhere planned treat million people result activities today child welfare centres india perhaps unicef shall say health
IND 1954 2331 2331 financial contribution comes unicef many times added india things become possible like say word unicef apart question activities india told africa million people affected year malaria die vast field activities unicef widespread delegation conscious responsibilities member trusteeship council year one occasion raised question assistance specialized agencies colonial trust areas unicef million health
IND 1954 2566 2566 appropriate place united nations set aside one day world children’s day collections can made purpose children can brought understanding consciousness children together problems concern children health mean physical health time discuss details suggestion delegation intends make proposal appropriate committee consider right place say initially united nations set aside one day year health
IND 1954 2569 2569 nations set aside one day world children’s day collections can made purpose children can brought understanding consciousness children together problems concern children health mean physical health time discuss details suggestion delegation intends make proposal appropriate committee consider right place say initially united nations set aside one day year children’s day world health
IND 1954 2633 2633 delegation views offer matter principle think views better set forth committee context general debate want say now views held deep consideration deal matters think vital health organization dealt general problems asia united nations part now come specific problems covered agenda items first items germany may well asked asians far away anything health
IND 1954 7340 7340 one way another war left think wholesome thing soviet union countries agree sorry use expression soviet union eastern european states take places specialized agencies world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco organizations united nations might reflection world least organizations prohibitions proposition contribution towards trying solve general assembly considerable health
IRQ 1954 1222 1222 palestine continue shoot jordanian villages bordering israel treat arabs remained israel class b citizens restrict movements seize lands destroy villages including churches mosques restrict access health educational social amenities rule arabs military force civil authority denying elementary civil government turned arabs israel veritable prisoners war deeds conducive peace arabs israelis want health
NLD 1954 273 273 social council 775th meeting impressive account experiences forty countries noted obvious manifestations under-development misery poverty urban masses inefficiency farm production inequity land tenure systems illiteracy diseases often sullen hopelessness mr black also noted manifold forces present active under-developed areas world subject stated current forces created yet swift deep strong today almost health
PAK 1954 777 777 persistently held little masses countries instruments chaos confusion subversion upsetting social economic political order country reshaping along patterns advocated usher era universal prosperity attendant blessings health leisure amusement gainful technical instruction training kind activity already initiated strong currents minds hundreds millions peoples asia africa sustain precarious existence verge starvation darkness ignorance health
PAK 1954 805 805 gainful technical instruction training kind activity already initiated strong currents minds hundreds millions peoples asia africa sustain precarious existence verge starvation darkness ignorance continuously prey diseases disorders various descriptions vast field beneficent co-operation east west co-operation can furnish answer crucial question teeming millions asia africa persistently confronted quote high western authority health
PHL 1954 1288 1288 development international law faced measurable progress made solution shadow cold war programme technical assistance useful work continually done specialized agencies fields agriculture industry science education health finance trade transportation etc true today seems general feeling possibilities united nations action even non-political spheres become pretty nearly exhausted come point diminishing returns growing health
RUS 1954 4127 4127 details observe budgets western powers clearly reflect policy militarism particularly true budget united states compare military expenditure united states current financial year expenditure social insurance health education housing will see latter items budget allocates per cent total expenditure whereas per cent total goes directly military purposes comparison clearly reveals character budget health
RUS 1954 4187 4187 figures typify current united states budget eloquently illustrate really meant so-called policy negotiation strength show heavy burden lays upon taxpayers serious deficiencies suffer result education health social cultural spheres hand fabulous profits made production atomic weapons great monopolies whose hands military contracts concentrated production atomic energy peaceful purposes great interest even health
URY 1954 621 621 spent without unfortunately peace world progress mankind agreement reached specific formulae lessen tremendous waste suicidal armaments race now crushing nations burden expenditure directed purposes culture health productivity make invaluable contribution human welfare happiness connexion statement made eighth session general assembly december 470th meeting president united states america calling attention perils atomic health
URY 1954 980 980 century characterized country’s activities especially economic social fields policy firmly rooted redressing social wrongs defined economic democracy modern times immediate repercussions statistical indices uruguay infant mortality considerably reduced can seen place held uruguay world demographic statistics still lively concern government people improvement family economic conditions implementation rights workers also made possible health
AUS 1955 699 699 decisions lies whole field human relations venture hope will permitted develop fruitful lasting contacts so-called eastern western worlds contacts experts technical matters atomic energy agriculture health ordinary men women may freely visit other’s countries seeing please talking please unification germany find will iron curtain moved back short distance map frontier suspicion health
AUS 1955 2897 2897 established assist efforts directed relief human suffering general improvement living standards development under-developed economies united nations children’s fund unicef continued considerable assistance national projects improvement health welfare children cost mere million strictly humanitarian field united nations relief works agency -palestine refugees near east unrwa organization high commissioner refugees provided relief many health
BOL 1955 796 796 parts world nevertheless peace bring transformation political scene poor victory regard human progress condition sincere effort reconciliation recent years brought especially hitherto underdeveloped countries real epidemic minority regimes used military force destroy even rudimentary forms coexistence men nation move towards peaceful coexistence different political systems exist today reasonable hope may also health
BOL 1955 1633 1633 government helped us collaboration various specialized agencies new plant varieties unfamiliar means pest control advanced methods cultivation popularized bolivia agencies implementing point four programme struggle diseases sap vital forces united states experts side side countrymen fought momentous battles hold promise strength well-being many people racked disease bolivia many countries key development health
BOL 1955 1653 1653 implementing point four programme struggle diseases sap vital forces united states experts side side countrymen fought momentous battles hold promise strength well-being many people racked disease bolivia many countries key development undoubtedly lies raising rate investment amount allocated capital investment present year estimated barely per cent probable national product appreciate inadequacy health
BOL 1955 2620 2620 approaching will necessary give higher status certain dependent bodies united nations united nations children’s fund unicef instance spite brilliant performance child welfare care eradication endemic diseases received adequate funds specific formulae evolved establishing scale contributions body campaign malnutrition sickness destitution quite important ambitious project economic development even international aid under-developed countries health
BOL 1955 2632 2632 nations children’s fund unicef instance spite brilliant performance child welfare care eradication endemic diseases received adequate funds specific formulae evolved establishing scale contributions body campaign malnutrition sickness destitution quite important ambitious project economic development even international aid under-developed countries united nations foreign governments attains volume scope adequate new situation upon entering health
CAN 1955 86 86 able predecessor mr van kleffens presided distinction deliberations last year prime minister behalf government people canada telegraphed yesterday mrs eisenhower great regrets canadian people learning illness president united states behalf canadian delegation general assembly like say mr dulles mr lodge associates sure say behalf us great regret learned past week-end president health
CAN 1955 114 114 states behalf canadian delegation general assembly like say mr dulles mr lodge associates sure say behalf us great regret learned past week-end president eisenhower’s sudden illness welcome today’s news progressing satisfactorily join american people wishing complete speedy recovery great leader peace-loving nation president eisenhower symbolizes best ideals united nations despite enormous health
CAN 1955 166 166 responsibility carries far-seeing wisdom sober counsel constant source encouragement peace- loving peoples know speak many express fervent hope president united states will soon restored sound health us gathered know acutely aware extraordinary importance tenth session general assembly ten years ago golden gates san francisco signed charter peace seemed open bright vista health
CAN 1955 1400 1400 appropriate items discussed committee report canadian activities developing industrial agricultural uses radio-active isotopes medical applications use cobalt beam therapy treatment cancer well field radiation detection health aspects extensive work country done peaceful uses atomic energy made possible us now extend assistance abroad recently arranged provide government india atomic reactor source satisfaction health
CRI 1955 833 833 small peoples represent debt gratitude created towards powerful nations masters atomic energy decided draw aside veil shrouded great conquests science offer without haggling suspicion spread health multiply bread light world promote progress true conscious effort made organizers conference held san francisco commemorate foundation united nations participants conference avoid subject might aroused health
DNK 1955 21 21 feel convinced everybody assembly will understand speaking representative danish delegation feel impelled express sincere sympathy people united states deep concern health president eisenhower need say name eisenhower stands contemporary history united states entire world today warmest feelings go president eisenhower wish bottom hearts speedy recovery several health
ECU 1955 1843 1843 substantially greater previous years increase due particularly marked rise production certain export goods report goes say banana production continued increase new plantations offset waste caused disease insufficient transport crop tons exceeded previous year per cent although exports increased lesser degree ecuador retained position principal world exporter gained e cn rev p health
EGY 1955 704 704 rights people algeria morocco tunisia self- determination independence urged french government bring peaceful settlement issue without delay wound north africa continued however go bad worse infection spread deepened whole ugly thing began nastily smell scream ever done conspicuous among news misfortune read regard appeared june mention made matter-of-fact way members great health
GBR 1955 787 787 quarters globe forgot continued efforts united nations behalf refugees wherever may great humanitarian appeal united nations always responded another part work international labour organisation world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization glad now joined soviet union must now turn internal questions regarding structure organization united nations first charter year health
IDN 1955 40 40 general assembly elected unanimously high office president confident will discharge duties able impartial manner thoughts moment also president host country united states america whose present illness matter grave concern people country also world large government people whole-heartedly endorse expressions concern best wishes speedy recovery president general assembly sent president eisenhower behalf health
IND 1955 74 74 tribute previous president mr van kleffens carried duties office great impartiality dignity feel sure express sentiments government people saying people india government deeply moved news illness president united states must refrain saying anything might strain margin propriety appearing appraise life work head state think shall error saying people look president eisenhower health
IRN 1955 154 154 forthcoming meeting foreign ministers powers will succeed drawing constructive plans field security disarmament will readily understood recall geneva conference without expressing grave concern delegation news illness president united states express sincere wishes speedy recovery general assembly adopted resolution requesting occupying powers austria settle differences still existed held signing peace treaty state health
IRQ 1955 954 954 certainly type work represents true spirit charter replaces destruction construction fear confidence exploitation co-operation sincerely hope scientific development field nuclear physics will continue contribute world health prosperity amity conference indeed epoch-making event meeting member states san francisco june commemorate tenth anniversary signing charter brought memory atmosphere optimism prevailed san francisco ten health
ISR 1955 32 32 deep confidence country electing guide deliberations tenth session general assembly congratulating distinction gratefully recall constant generous sympathy peoples latin america sustained israel’s struggle independence security illness beset president united states evoked profound concern men generation brought high qualities leadership defence preservation freedom multitudes people every land will attend president eisenhower’s progress health
LBR 1955 312 312 atomic war probability one human race destroy courageous plan use power atom uplift man rather self-destruction initiated assembly 470th meeting president eisenhower united states present illness delegation liberia prays speedy complete recovery august year international conference peaceful uses atomic energy met geneva almost every country world sent delegates observers conference hope health
LBR 1955 516 516 names terrorists rebels refer people whose crime yearning freedom liberty desire something say government-of native land nourish honourable ambition children might enjoy blessings good education health better things life various lands dare say many national hero time rugged histories branded terrorist rebel let us hope spirit conciliation compromise seems now abroad health
PAK 1955 322 322 prime minister france proposing savings resulting reduction armaments earmarked purpose assisting underdeveloped countries strengthening economies nearly two-thirds human race today living margin subsistence prey unavoidable disease ignorance diversion resources production weapons man’s destruction economic betterment great measure enable major segment humanity achieve social progress better standards life larger freedom among goals health
PAN 1955 269 269 farthest corners world activities united nations field invaluable illustrate wisdom deep foresight founders obviously realized unrealistic expect harmony peace reign among nations beset poverty hunger disease superstition ignorance although work united nations lacks spectacular character political activities attract publicity press nevertheless definite great benefit peoples since prepares useful citizens enjoy freedom health
PER 1955 1484 1484 great international desideratum will accelerated let us recall legitimate pride everything united nations achieved days international tension fields technical assistance child welfare agricultural development struggle disease limited resources atmosphere uncertainty indeed fear let us consider magnitude task might achieved prodigious sums now absorbed war budgets devoted universal development programmes task coincide health
POL 1955 11 11 beginning statement like convey united states delegation deep distress hearing illness mr eisenhower president united states sincerest hopes prompt recovery year united nations enters upon second decade life ten years elapsed since end second world war health
PRY 1955 1050 1050 aggressor victim world peoples can live dignified honourable co-operative fife side side mutual respect finally name god souls millions men women sacrificed lives homes wealth health second world war korea defence right peoples men goodwill live peace free fear determine destiny seek material spiritual welfare reiterate fervent hope deliberations session general health
SWE 1955 550 550 mentioned international conference peaceful uses atomic energy two important problems field will dealt session general assembly one co-ordination information relating effects atomic radiation upon human health safety swedish government received great satisfaction news government united states asked inclusion item agenda later government india put forward similar request problem face necessity co-ordinating health
SWE 1955 601 601 information received various countries also analysing evaluating material well presenting conclusions readily accessible form considering particular concern felt scientific circles among public regard risks people’s health also genetic point view highest importance unprejudiced scientific investigation take place effects radiation caused nuclear explosions second problem field establishment body within united nations consideration health
SWE 1955 739 739 may summit conference geneva president united states mr eisenhower presented remarkable plan dc annex protection surprise attacks may connexion express sincere hope president’s speedy recovery illness emphasize importance able continue efforts aiming realization bold eisenhower plan sir anthony eden prime minister united kingdom presented proposal dc annex regional agreements establishment continental health
THA 1955 279 279 freedom prosperity under-developed countries like mention fortunate thailand benefit assistance economic commission asia far east food agriculture organization united nations united nations children’s fund world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization international labour organisation international civil aviation organization united nations technical assistance board helped us control malaria yaws tuberculosis health
THA 1955 302 302 fund world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization international labour organisation international civil aviation organization united nations technical assistance board helped us control malaria yaws tuberculosis helped us education community development working towns villages among people thailand millions benefited directly work training experts thailand abroad co-ordinate efforts agencies united health
URY 1955 121 121 united nations ten years existence demonstrated effectiveness assisting new states accede freedom without bloodshed violence increased number specialized agencies order promote advancement labour industry trade health culture acted decisively applying principles collective defence suppressing aggression primary function serve actual potential forum peaceful rapprochement dignified coexistence promotion f agreements bring peace security health
URY 1955 348 348 workers time just protection afforded laws covering minimum wages fixed tripartite tribunals maximum working hours family allowances general retirement benefits pensions protection industrial accidents occupational diseases total cost social services estimated one-third salary peace fruit common endeavour believe spirit geneva will common duty promote gradual healthy adaptation new economic conditions engendered health
URY 1955 1159 1159 ideals civilization principles noble free life human values ideals live die born anew science demanding opportunity serve cause life cause alone atomic energy service peace health work symbolic ennoblement human race triumph moral forces seemed extinguished forever human spirit health
USA 1955 1751 1751 first reactor training course argonne national laboratory nearing completion enlarged course begin distinguished doctors surgeons countries visiting hospitals research establishments atomic energy used cure cancer diseases soviet union now taking co-operative attitude gladly note recent offer soviet premier mr bulganin set aside fissionable material work proposed international agency comes existence much health
USA 1955 1804 1804 give reality vista hope president eisenhower portrayed spoke eighth session united states also plans propose session establishment international technical body effects atomic radiation upon human health composed qualified scientists collate give wide distribution radiological information furnished member states united nations specialized agencies united states giving much study matter believe properly safeguarded health
USA 1955 1839 1839 furnished member states united nations specialized agencies united states giving much study matter believe properly safeguarded nuclear testing development peaceful uses atomic energy threaten human health life subject transcendent concern believe available data sought pooled tinder united nations auspices july summit conference geneva president united states took still another major initiative health
VEN 1955 1172 1172 standard material conditions improved government sees carry ambitious programme economic development giving equal attention social development aspects cheap housing mass education full protection worker hygiene nutrition aspect lies outside vast progressive action thus combining economic social moral progress government contributing effectively possible improvement level living people creation dignified vigorous nation delegation health
ZAF 1955 1618 1618 happiness peoples earth action resulted initiative president united states america historic atoms peace proposal 470th meeting wish say behalf delegation best wishes go president eisenhower illness hope recovery will rapid will soon restored complete health us whose attention energies necessity mainly focused matters political sphere preoccupations frustrations ever present field indeed health
ZAF 1955 1627 1627 america historic atoms peace proposal 470th meeting wish say behalf delegation best wishes go president eisenhower illness hope recovery will rapid will soon restored complete health us whose attention energies necessity mainly focused matters political sphere preoccupations frustrations ever present field indeed comfort consolation able say international occasion fruitful successful recent health
ALB 1956 227 227 time liberation per cent people illiterate today illiterates forty years age number schools increased fourfold first university comprising six higher institutes seventeen faculties founded number health establishments increased nine mentioned facts explain deep interest albanian people government maintenance international peace security despite achievements great deal remains done make life people happier health
CRI 1956 1003 1003 sent technical assistance administration housing town planning well municipal administration civil aviation teacher training secondary education benefit scholarships enabled officials take specialized training vocational training health agriculture nutrition fisheries animal husbandry agricultural statistics activities spheres people costa rica received encouragement assistance advice various technical assistance programmes fitting therefore take advantage participation health
CRI 1956 1005 1005 assistance administration housing town planning well municipal administration civil aviation teacher training secondary education benefit scholarships enabled officials take specialized training vocational training health agriculture nutrition fisheries animal husbandry agricultural statistics activities spheres people costa rica received encouragement assistance advice various technical assistance programmes fitting therefore take advantage participation general debate health
CSK 1956 1430 1430 advocating acts hostility czechoslovak republic hostile propaganda effect whatever czechoslovak people flatly reject nevertheless balloons serious hazard domestic international air communications explosive substances filled endanger health life property persons come contact czechoslovak government taken number steps international level remove danger far avail approached government united states diplomatic channel since balloons released health
CSK 1956 1515 1515 taken launching balloons kind airspace another state without consent contrary international law constitutes violation sovereignty state moreover balloons released territory czechoslovakia states serious threat life health citizens countries many cases cause considerable damage property also danger air communications launching violation article convention international civil aviation december activities contrary principles proclaimed united health
ECU 1956 950 950 development frequently encountered task social field arduous one tackled energy believe within years shall see disappearance number ills prevent mankind obtaining full enjoyment rights eradication disease cleaning unhealthy areas provision balanced full diet assistance mothers young children universal education social security comfortable hygienic attractive dwellings institutions work conditions provide necessary time health
IDN 1956 929 929 situation solution problems underling recent war middle east can envisaged fruitfully discussed withdrawal taken place furthermore also concerned effects crisis national economic life indeed economic health world large beyond aggression egypt seriously undermined confidence countries colonial europe view experiences feel deepest concern manner two great powers tried resurrect eighteenth- nineteenth-century colonial health
IRQ 1956 190 190 devoted one great objective namely preserving world peace promoting cause individual national freedoms mankind conditions peace liberty assured can work betterment man raising depths poverty disease prejudice ignorance heights prosperity culture international brotherhood human race crossroads today either must learn live together enjoying freedom equal opportunity brotherly love human race will health
ISR 1956 247 247 despite heavy tensions difficulties past years relations united nations specialized agencies field technical assistance highly valued us fruitful association received advice help experts various fields health labour relations productivity taxation techniques glad pay tribute manner officials concerned carried assignments devotion ideal international co-operation mutual help amongst nations time part take pride health
ISR 1956 776 776 great distances egypt sent fedayeen blow wells pipes jews yemen brought sick undernourished children tradition two five die number cut one twenty-five feeding babies curing diseases fedayeen sent throw bombs children synagogues grenades baby homes parallel went eight long years day day night night men women children remnant survived hitler atrocities health
ISR 1956 2556 2556 productive honourable life 600th meeting para statement whole-heartedly concur part ready make practical reality now egypt countries middle east rightly listed category under-developed standard living disease illiteracy masses people undeveloped lands desert swamp- cry desperately minds hands financial means technical ability can envisage state peace israel neighbours past eight years meant health
ITA 1956 1005 1005 breeds resentment dangerous virulent germ undermines international relations activity creates wealth calls forth international co-operation activity creates wealth mobilizes dynamic forces international organism activity engenders health strength co-operation whole world engaged activity regains confidence peace restored italy wholeheartedly supports action will promote circulation goods capital manpower knows one best factors economic health
JOR 1956 444 444 greatly appreciated government specialized agencies united nations scored scored notably wish mention particularly efforts united nations children’s fund united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization delegation also wishes pay special tribute united nations relief works agency palestine refugees near east unrwa efficient administration jordan government also acknowledges much appreciation health
KHM 1956 1353 1353 ibid p despite efforts made members united nations individually collectively sought development countries needing assistance specialized agencies international bank reconstruction development international monetary fund world health organization food agriculture organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization played prominent part recently expanded programme technical assistance helped substantially encouraging members make voluntary contributions health
LAO 1956 551 551 under-developed countries laos just begun develop resources must devote energies exploiting natural wealth certainly abundant still almost untouched building body skilled technicians combating poverty ignorance disease success raising standard living laos must depend things accordingly work systematic programme meet different needs order priority government seen fit prepare five-year-plan now methodically put health
LBR 1956 41 41 arrest development age generally believed civilization reached peak achievement due chiefly wonderful discoveries recent centuries discoveries greatly added man’s advancement brought evolution way life better health greater comforts conveniences short life completely unknown forefathers equally also admitted scientific achievements man now stands brink destruction secrets nature possession make master life death health
MMR 1956 835 835 determination resist resurgence colonialism whatever form may take questions colonialism arise trusteeship council obviously special emergency sessions united nations general assembly dealt varieties dread political disease government sincerely hopes assembly will speed time-table self-government independence trusteeship council applies also hoped assembly will see fit consider worsening deteriorating relations affecting respectively france health
NZL 1956 1661 1661 technical training advice countries south south-east asia plan much basic concept free international cooperation new zealand’s capital assistance granted rate million year far contributed development health services agriculture irrigation education industry burma cambodia ceylon india indonesia nepal pakistan also however enabled us new zealand gain understanding immense problems facing countries believe health
NZL 1956 1950 1950 witnessed establishment unanimous agreement new agency dedicated peaceful exploitation atomic energy new zealand government every confidence agency will match achievements accomplishments international labour organisation world health organization specialized agencies proved conclusively value peaceful international co-operation shall comment problems administrative budgetary organizational assembly will deal pertinent remark however consideration questions now will health
PAK 1956 1116 1116 important programme economic development social progress contribution made technical assistance administration united nations allied agencies particularly international labour organisation food agriculture organization united nations world health organization united nations children’s fund expanded programme technical assistance large number experts engaged pakistan activities designed raise production improve means transport communications raise health education health
PAK 1956 1140 1140 world health organization united nations children’s fund expanded programme technical assistance large number experts engaged pakistan activities designed raise production improve means transport communications raise health education standards develop water resources east pakistan united nations experts working usefully ganges-kobadak project irrigation navigation power delegation convinced establishment food reserve urgently needed provide health
PAN 1956 843 843 construction panama canal begun great french builder suez canal ferdinand de lesseps brought successful conclusion united states government engineering marvel outcome titanic struggle nature tropical disease inaugurated total cost basis figures given report governor panama canal zone mr william e potter new york times november stated panama canal payment costs government health
PAN 1956 1050 1050 obvious financial limitations equipment always meet requirements time panama today put forth herculean efforts ensure farmers agricultural implements workers find employment occupy diem physically mentally disease mortality rates reduced people hygienic decent housing panama exert tremendous efforts cope ravages endemic diseases provide properly trained teachers growing school population reduce illiteracy figures health
PAN 1956 1051 1051 financial limitations equipment always meet requirements time panama today put forth herculean efforts ensure farmers agricultural implements workers find employment occupy diem physically mentally disease mortality rates reduced people hygienic decent housing panama exert tremendous efforts cope ravages endemic diseases provide properly trained teachers growing school population reduce illiteracy figures united health
PAN 1956 1065 1065 farmers agricultural implements workers find employment occupy diem physically mentally disease mortality rates reduced people hygienic decent housing panama exert tremendous efforts cope ravages endemic diseases provide properly trained teachers growing school population reduce illiteracy figures united nations countries measured area territory numerical strength inhabitants rather integrity purpose honesty conduct panama health
PHL 1956 708 708 co-operation enlisted service humanity creation agency peaceful utilization atomic energy assembly found cause transcended ideological political differences among nations promised future mankind will free poverty disease labours man can coax fabled abundance earth manner agency will marshall capacity immediate years ahead will provide test whether vision atom can translated terms actual health
PRY 1956 1283 1283 gone hand-in-glove efforts countries country particular given new impetus programmes planned immediate remote future training new technicians teaching modern methods made possible deal economic social health problems manner keeping needs various countries regions world paraguay always contributed share technical assistance programme will continue convinced combined efforts programme individual countries will substantially health
VEN 1956 932 932 delegations represented conference able appreciate objective international co-operation inspires government country government taking special interest research work now done national institutes set purpose object improving health meeting needs venezuelan people also meeting requests countries may ask scientific technical co-operation venezuela taking part eleventh session general assembly sincere purpose co-operating fields efforts health
YEM 1956 574 574 direct fabricated accusations recriminations arab states never heard mention even give thought pitiful plight one million arab refugees driven homes live desert exposed elements various diseases neither hear mention illegal occupation flagrant violation resolutions united nations countrymen land belonged right arabs event expect israel ever comply resolutions expect united nations never health
ZAF 1956 1322 1322 mark hangs united nations action middle east shall say problems hour express opinion adoption temporary expedients likely provide solution troubles may tend rather aggravate fundamental disease looking back past ten years united nations mind recent present happenings appears good reason feeling disappointment disillusionment countries troubling looked united nations bring peace security health
ZAF 1956 1828 1828 effect aggravating racial tensions seriously disturbing racial relations south africa one wonders whether responsible delegations knowledge actual position south africa riot know government provide housing health social services education large non-european majority one wonders responsible delegations realize effect support india’s vendetta south africa harm cause cooperation white non-white population country earlier health
ALB 1957 583 583 disarmament agreements mark turning point international situation whole established fact tests nuclear weapons increased amount radioactive substances atmosphere opinion many prominent scientists increased radioactivity threat health future generations believe useful general assembly consider effects atomic radiation item proposed czechoslovakia agree feel present circumstances solution disarmament question possible true great differences opinion health
BGR 1957 973 973 invention development atomic thermonuclear weapons hitherto inconceivable destructive power world war offers sombre prospect annihilation tens hundreds millions human beings different parts world infliction appalling diseases hundreds millions others destructive power atomic thermonuclear weapons great development inter-continental ballistic missiles guided rockets means delivering improved country world regardless level technical development defence health
BLR 1957 1472 1472 group byelorussian scientists issued statement question discontinuing use testing nuclear weapons statement scientists called attention fact testing nuclear weapons ever increasing scale now threatens life health present generation also future generations general assembly must seriously consider item entitled effects atomic radiation proposed delegation czechoslovakia add view peace-loving people settlement problem disarmament health
CAN 1957 1356 1356 will disposal appropriate forces similar services wherever may required creation unef provided tranquillization area serves provided pilot project may use expression permanent international force malignant diseases however cured tranquillizers reason still hold view establishment permanent united nations force realize uncertain faltering steps must taken achieve this- can many hopes san francisco health
CHL 1957 447 447 facilities plantations mines manufacturing industries report speaks vital problem may summed words private capital capacity build economic infrastructure under-developed countries necessary power transport communications education health housing prerequisites development financed expectation immediate short-term returns technical assistance specialized agencies united nations contributed greatly raising economic level many countries particularly asia latin america health
COL 1957 1690 1690 commission colombia member compliance development international law one day permitted nations invest now spent preparations war organization defence education culture public works production goods promote health welfare nations broad clear road open mankind mr gromyko speech also mentioned number interesting points concerning world economic relations colombian delegation will present views various health
CSK 1957 1193 1193 help improve international situation one urgent demands time discontinuance tests atomic weapons peoples world deeply concerned continued tests atomic hydrogen weapons constitute threat human life health czechoslovak delegation therefore welcomes ussr delegation’s proposal question discontinuance tests atomic hydrogen weapons international control examined session general assembly independent item doubt even temporary discontinuance health
DOM 1957 884 884 price levels fluctuated slightly importance attached social security laws constitution revised state’s obligation continue progressive development social security system everyone may enjoy proper protection unemployment disease disability old-age bring state supervision improvement nutrition housing health services sanitary conditions places work stated constitutional principle accordance principle national congress just extended compulsory social health
DOM 1957 891 891 security laws constitution revised state’s obligation continue progressive development social security system everyone may enjoy proper protection unemployment disease disability old-age bring state supervision improvement nutrition housing health services sanitary conditions places work stated constitutional principle accordance principle national congress just extended compulsory social security new category workers previously protected social health
DOM 1957 893 893 constitution revised state’s obligation continue progressive development social security system everyone may enjoy proper protection unemployment disease disability old-age bring state supervision improvement nutrition housing health services sanitary conditions places work stated constitutional principle accordance principle national congress just extended compulsory social security new category workers previously protected social security legislation health
ECU 1957 1543 1543 lost futile conflict government deeply anxious stimulate country’s economic development devoted substantial resources efforts purpose well considered plan based objective study ecuadorian conditions means public health programmes attempting eradicate diseases previously decimated population particularly tropical coastal areas grateful united nations children’s emergency fund world health organization effective help conducting malaria eradication health
ECU 1957 1547 1547 deeply anxious stimulate country’s economic development devoted substantial resources efforts purpose well considered plan based objective study ecuadorian conditions means public health programmes attempting eradicate diseases previously decimated population particularly tropical coastal areas grateful united nations children’s emergency fund world health organization effective help conducting malaria eradication campaign promoting maternal welfare health
ECU 1957 1562 1562 objective study ecuadorian conditions means public health programmes attempting eradicate diseases previously decimated population particularly tropical coastal areas grateful united nations children’s emergency fund world health organization effective help conducting malaria eradication campaign promoting maternal welfare improving child nutrition days ago substantial extension main railway line opened making rich area available health
ECU 1957 1567 1567 public health programmes attempting eradicate diseases previously decimated population particularly tropical coastal areas grateful united nations children’s emergency fund world health organization effective help conducting malaria eradication campaign promoting maternal welfare improving child nutrition days ago substantial extension main railway line opened making rich area available cultivation will greatly increase volume health
ECU 1957 1575 1575 population particularly tropical coastal areas grateful united nations children’s emergency fund world health organization effective help conducting malaria eradication campaign promoting maternal welfare improving child nutrition days ago substantial extension main railway line opened making rich area available cultivation will greatly increase volume produce available export ecuador also attaches vital importance health
ECU 1957 2103 2103 increasingly alarming proportions disturbing economies countries since none can avoid evil government endorses plea peace-loving peoples efforts made conclude least provisional agreement end growing threat health life present future generations delegation confident president’s skilful guidance items decided include agenda session will discussed settled atmosphere calm confident witnessed work first committee applauded health
EGY 1957 782 782 world still denied natural right right charter freedom self-determination furthermore partition morselling countries shattered unity dimmed hopes many nation especially second world war world plagued epidemic partition conspicuous victims palestine germany korea viet-nam speak certain present prospective cases economic technical co-operation meant charter means hastening development countries world enhancing purposes goodwill health
EGY 1957 1189 1189 illustrations right now throughout universe live world opinion vitally needed help convince governments concerned stop insane suicidal race arms corollary nuclear thermonuclear experiments playing havoc health sense security world’s inhabitants whatever vestiges remain rule law international relations indeed question repeatedly asked quite valid question whether even mischievously supposing state right destroy health
EGY 1957 1376 1376 called general area middle east peddling policies trying take kind poll referendum middle east country club electoral constituency apparently one many symptoms main trouble main disease power hunger- afflicts big powers whose attempts secure positions middle east succeeded success making algeria palestine syria yemen oman parts worried distraught tortured area world health
ESP 1957 1364 1364 peoples world spirit simple humanity euro-americans speak nations asia africa language superiority can approach peoples rich tradition moral background picturesque curiosity marco polo catalogued benevolence health delegation must approach peoples like brothers either religious convictions teach us essential equality man habit enlightened pragmatism consider example happening middle east action recently undertaken health
HND 1957 1056 1056 integration apart ecla fund bank country also benefited work united nations educational scientific cultural organization united nations children’s fund food agriculture organization united nations world health organization international labour organisation international civil aviation organization united nations whole express gratitude appreciation ensuing deliberations assembly delegation will utmost make modest contribution examination solution health
HUN 1957 1599 1599 states united kingdom far refused spite fact soviet proposal point fully guarantees effective control measures considering fact atomic tests made already considerably increased radioactivity jeopardizes health future generations well hungarian delegation favour czechoslovak proposal add holding soon possible large-scale international scientific conference study effects radiation also regards necessary measures taken prevent health
IND 1957 716 716 countries like india alone world significance come today state affairs possible prosperity one place misery somewhere else just say war somewhere become var everywhere similarly epidemics famines lower standards life bad conditions labour social unrest infectious rest epidemics world became independent country without addicted ideology took minds political economic consequences independence health
IND 1957 728 728 one place misery somewhere else just say war somewhere become var everywhere similarly epidemics famines lower standards life bad conditions labour social unrest infectious rest epidemics world became independent country without addicted ideology took minds political economic consequences independence much said halls colonial rule national independence sovereignty nations much abused words health
IND 1957 2741 2741 nations perform creative act bringing independence countries countries become independent entirely agree representative france thinking groupism bad thing community life whether country world whole develop disease greeks used call stasis case rancorous prejudicial form war side desire cut assembly groups hope representative france logical mind people will carry form military groups health
IND 1957 5663 5663 urge international agreement stop testing nuclear bombs made now nuclear bomb test spreads added burden radioactive elements every part world added amount radiation causes damage health human beings world causes damage pool human germ plasm lead increase number seriously defective children will born future generations long weapons hands three powers agreement health
IND 1957 6593 6593 conscious rising feeling world let us forget parliament parliament people people world faced situation told millions human beings born forms life will undergo mutations unknown diseases will creep earth civilization know will destroyed government people will take right decision merely fear consequences duty legacy duty present generation foreign minister belgium said health
IRN 1957 569 569 turn taken events sphere successful endeavours offer profound gratitude however grave mistake think malady region suffers completely cured now relative calm restored must attack origin disease try remove causes means exert attain lasting final results otherwise precarious calm might easily broken violent shocks representative country situated region country whose independence though health
IRN 1957 1037 1037 able join countries true cooperation embracing fields co-operation may fruitful results addition certain technical assistance projects able prepare plans intensifying commercial agricultural relations improving public health services communications factors prompted us adhere baghdad pact also account enthusiastic support principles contained eisenhower doctrine designed strengthen defence middle east aggression provide economic assistance health
IRN 1957 1877 1877 time offer wider possibilities improved international co-operation conclusion wish reaffirm confidence faith united nations fidelity principles charter spirit shall take part work session firm conviction health prosperity people others can assured within framework international solidarity united nations living symbol health
IRQ 1957 785 785 great opportunity move forward particularly impressed united nations work social economic fields gratifying note united nations giving attention plight majority population world suffers ignorance poverty disease field technical assistance administration specialized agencies deserve special mention efforts hope efforts will increase scope importance deal increasing needs mankind fulfilment one important aims principles health
ISR 1957 289 289 beginning opportunity given people build develop create prosper unhampered foreign rule new sovereign states permitted encouraged concentrate energy resources manpower economic resources fighting poverty illiteracy disease desolation realities world live sad cruel fact new countries born world bitterly divided preoccupied headlong race increase destructive power distressed global tension moves one region health
ISR 1957 667 667 precedent apparent passivity united nations face arab political terrorism obstruction unfortunately reflected also regional activities united nations ramified boycott operations arab league israel extend fields health education agriculture science economics tireless campaign arab states seek even involve united nations specialized agencies despite fact constitutions expressly implicitly outlaw every form discrimination result health
ISR 1957 710 710 constitutions expressly implicitly outlaw every form discrimination result economic side example middle east today one world’s regions without united nations economic commission regional office world health organization alexandria inaccessible one members region international civil aviation organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization food agricultural organization united nations examples bodies whose work health
ISR 1957 762 762 detrimentally affected one driven ask whether united nations really accommodate arab tactics even regional agencies paralysed severely handicapped efforts secure higher standards economic social progress health education basic problem area aggravated since symptoms world struggle introduced middle east since great power rivalry resulted increase offensive armed strength states openly repeatedly express health
ISR 1957 1086 1086 region average estimated little per year barely per cent countries europe expresses real things insufficient food consumption unhealthy congested housing primitive sanitary conditions high incidence disease especially chronic diseases weaken body sap energies shorten life high infant mortality rate high rate illiteracy amenities life virtually absent vast rural areas region time health
ISR 1957 1089 1089 little per year barely per cent countries europe expresses real things insufficient food consumption unhealthy congested housing primitive sanitary conditions high incidence disease especially chronic diseases weaken body sap energies shorten life high infant mortality rate high rate illiteracy amenities life virtually absent vast rural areas region time jordan syria iraq health
ISR 1957 1098 1098 real things insufficient food consumption unhealthy congested housing primitive sanitary conditions high incidence disease especially chronic diseases weaken body sap energies shorten life high infant mortality rate high rate illiteracy amenities life virtually absent vast rural areas region time jordan syria iraq egypt expenditures health education amounted per cent per cent health
ISR 1957 1117 1117 sap energies shorten life high infant mortality rate high rate illiteracy amenities life virtually absent vast rural areas region time jordan syria iraq egypt expenditures health education amounted per cent per cent total budget defence expenditures ranged per cent per cent budgets combined defence expenditures four countries last three years amount health
ISR 1957 1205 1205 three years may estimated figure huge area million million imagine amounts used investment irrigation works farm implements factory plants transport facilities meant economic development expansion health education israel burden armaments presses hard part wish nothing better use resources available development fruitful economic absorption growing population context neighbours threats menaces alternative nevertheless health
JOR 1957 376 376 return homes yet ten years creation israel refugees continue live degrading circumstances arab charity united nations relief amount per person per month refugee include expenses health education transportation shelter food salaries united nations relief workers one tragic sides situation reality unfortunate palestinian refugees forced survive charity poor fact per cent area health
JOR 1957 543 543 benefit refugees definite settlement palestine problem reached homage paid specialized agencies united nations particularly united nations relief works agency untiring efforts help refugees fight famine disease although efforts combined ensure near-starvation level existence victims zionism world opinion without danger continue remain humanely insensitive politically blind fact one main causes present bitterness health
LAO 1957 675 675 united states france united nations colombo plan countries needs course great economic technical assistance receiving still insufficient enable us deal enormous problems involved fight ignorance disease poverty course wish larger portion assistance devoted equipment development country’s infrastructure discuss problems openly freely donor states grateful unvarying spirit friendly co-operation shall forget material health
PAK 1957 843 843 adjustment disputes emergency situations turn crucial question disarmament like express government’s appreciation useful work specialized agencies united nations pakistan united nations technical assistance administration world health organization international labour office food agriculture organization making important contributions economic development social welfare world particular emphasize beneficent activities united nations children’s fund unicef organization health
PAK 1957 886 886 beneficent activities united nations children’s fund unicef organization financed voluntary contributions different countries organizations year budget considerable increase last year’s budget hopes continuous efforts abolish malaria throughout world ten years time made considerable progress direction already means poorer nations living unfavourable climates can imagined us live pakistan unicef set ddt factory health
PRY 1957 293 293 advance rapidly along path peace progress thanks co-operation financial technical united nations paraguay enjoying period unprecedented well-being tranquillity made possible execution public works measures fields health education development productive resources expansion consumption provision comprehensive benefits workers recent months policy austerity financial administrative integrity followed government period several years permitted revalorization stabilization health
RUS 1957 2789 2789 united kingdom possessions pacific ocean area including australia important agreement cessation tests atomic hydrogen weapons concluded early possible first make possible remove danger injury human health due radioactive fallout atomic radiation secondly slow atomic hydrogen weapons production race prevent development new even terrible destructive types weapons specific purpose test explosions thirdly health
SYR 1957 2254 2254 progress field development last decade doubled industrial production increased agricultural output per cent augmented national income per cent per year period educational services quadrupled social health services doubled seek sure conditions allowing free development country may pursue internally internationally policy truly moreover consistent charter international commitments health
VEN 1957 529 529 necessities subsistence speak development rational study problems involved effective application appropriate solutions domestic affairs order ensure one respective countries lacks essentials life fight poverty ignorance disease making provision national budgets allocations cover expenditure health education housing etc careful observer knows full well one direct ways securing enjoyment exercise human rights subject health
VEN 1957 537 537 effective application appropriate solutions domestic affairs order ensure one respective countries lacks essentials life fight poverty ignorance disease making provision national budgets allocations cover expenditure health education housing etc careful observer knows full well one direct ways securing enjoyment exercise human rights subject united nations included annual agenda several years satisfy health
YEM 1957 821 821 intrigues also well-known fact problem palestine refugees product creation israel need repeat say year year plight refugees driven homes land wander desert become victims hunger disease deeply regret united nations giving sufficient attention problem unfortunate refugees postponement solution problem one session another increases gravity situation constantly threatens peace security area organization health
AFG 1958 776 776 tension pave way steps taken direction peace prosperity share anxiety people world concerning destructive harm known unknown resulting radiation caused nuclear tests harm can effect health happiness mankind light scientific reports find almost impossible understand nations immediately try reach agreement question since achievement goals depends solely establishment understanding mutual confidence necessity health
AUS 1958 2154 2154 prospect us science must inevitably figure increasing extent activities united nations specialized agencies already range scientific activities united nations family considerable need mention connexion world health organization food agriculture organization united nations united nations educational scientific cultural organization international atomic energy agency world meteorological organization technical assistance administration united nations scientific health
BEL 1958 664 664 explosions detected small-sized international organization belgian delegation realizes full well even partial disarmament long states remained free manufacture stockpile bombs least effect reassuring peoples fear health even peacetime show organization capable results certain nations felt discontinuance tests might detrimental either imposing upon unilateral military disadvantage preventing obtaining information necessary peaceful use health
BGR 1958 2388 2388 true victims munich urged us remember lessons munich although parties agreement yet another second danger tests perfecting atomic weapons already constitutes know direct mortal danger health mankind reason bulgarian delegation welcomes initiative soviet government submitting specific measures field disarmament consideration united nations session proposals provide proof government’s consistent policy take account health
BLR 1958 1321 1321 pretexts reservations circumstances general assembly remain indifferent must call upon united states united kingdom put end atomic hydrogen weapons tests constitute great hazard human life health throughout world another important issue day question banning use cosmic space military purposes elimination foreign military bases territories countries achievements soviet scientists conquest outer space health
COL 1958 864 864 trust soundness principles proclaim show economic independence can go hand-in-hand political freedom regional sphere wish give unwavering support policy designed save citizens latin america bondage disease illiteracy poverty undertaking demands continuing effort requires unity whole hemisphere active co-operation united states whose new stand towards latin america gives us confidence happy future health
DOM 1958 322 322 given international communism broad avenue ideological political penetration opportunity competition fraught implications future concerted efforts widest vigorous kind required eliminate disparities direct fight want ignorance disease along acceptable ideological lines namely defined beginning chapter ix charter economic social co-operation may used instrument political penetration intervention affairs states must serve ends prescribed health
DOM 1958 708 708 contribute way international co-operation limits national territory still undefined owing failure solve age-old frontier problem financial system collapsed bringing us verge bankruptcy anarchy people decimated diseases sapped productive capacity deprived elementary educational cultural facilities surviving precariously primitive economy circumstances clear government salvage nation faced exceptional task breathing life shadow almost vanished health
DOM 1958 761 761 territorial boundaries fixed frontier agreement gradual economic social cultural development brought various governments ruled country continuing political leadership made possible results following country’s entire public health budget today budget important government service thus multiplied fifty times whereas eight hospitals beds now fifty-one hospitals beds hospitals greater capacity hospitals country together malaria health
DOM 1958 786 786 health budget today budget important government service thus multiplied fifty times whereas eight hospitals beds now fifty-one hospitals beds hospitals greater capacity hospitals country together malaria eradication programme reaching decisive phase marshalling health resources never seen history social policy protecting working classes reflected accession important international labour organisation conventions also incorporation health
DOM 1958 793 793 thus multiplied fifty times whereas eight hospitals beds now fifty-one hospitals beds hospitals greater capacity hospitals country together malaria eradication programme reaching decisive phase marshalling health resources never seen history social policy protecting working classes reflected accession important international labour organisation conventions also incorporation standards laid conventions labour legislation minimum wage health
DOM 1958 1169 1169 manpower order ensure steady increase rate economic social development dominican people best reflected dominican government’s five-year plan launched august calls investment million economic development expansion health educational services dominican republic’s economy primarily export economy rate economic development depends largely tire existence favourable terms trade government dominican republic will co-operate utmost execution health
EGY 1958 583 583 games game slavery freedom going increasing intensity mankind prize heartening see asia regained freedom distressing note hand peoples vast continent remain poor uneducated unsatisfactory state health similar sometimes distressing picture can drawn parts world especially greater part africa still groaning miserably yoke wake foreign domination exploitation whether asia africa arabs whose health
ESP 1958 510 510 poverty helped materially spiritually improve areas now become part international community consider matter impartially calmly will see although countries legitimate important grievances acquired culture language health commercial ability result contact colonizing nations nineteenth twentieth centuries experience always pleasant long run proved fruitful effective can say impartiality although spain active expansionist power health
FRA 1958 1338 1338 nuclear tests military purposes connexion technical conference held summer geneva reached conclusion sufficiently extensive appropriately distributed facilities control possible prohibition nuclear experiments demanded concern human health accordingly specific measure put practical effect fit general disarmament plan french delegation hesitation point country second none desire disarmament particularly nuclear disarmament experience war effects health
GBR 1958 163 163 living peace one another certain tragic irony present situation man conquered many secrets nature found new sources power new skills use products earth new prospects health prosperity happiness opened developed become increasingly easier quicker communicate travel indeed foreign ministers travel become almost easy expected circumnavigate globe regularity almost sputniks tragedy spite health
GBR 1958 201 201 ministers travel become almost easy expected circumnavigate globe regularity almost sputniks tragedy spite wonderful developments corresponding improvement political relationships nations stand various aspects interdependence field health medical science wide recognition world interdependent considerable exchange knowledge techniques technical fields agriculture animal diseases pest control like also feeling interdependence practical steps taken exchange health
GBR 1958 216 216 corresponding improvement political relationships nations stand various aspects interdependence field health medical science wide recognition world interdependent considerable exchange knowledge techniques technical fields agriculture animal diseases pest control like also feeling interdependence practical steps taken exchange knowledge techniques applies certain cultural activities theatre ballet music sport field technical assistance substantial international health
GHA 1958 1603 1603 spent great powers manufacture weapons destruction especially nuclear thermonuclear weapons vast sums money better spent enterprises help raise standard living peoples world eradicate poverty illiteracy disease ignorance squalor human society call upon great powers especially united states soviet union agree among question disarmament put stop nuclear thermo-nuclear tests aimed destruction human health
GHA 1958 1725 1725 man enemy man causes impel man destroy fellow man can eradicated goodwill neighbourly feeling mutual respect dignity human person believe real enemies mankind poverty ignorance disease illiteracy squalor regard prime minister ghana dr kwame nkrumah clearly stated like rest world judge us ghana assess achievements basis extent able provide high standards health
GHA 1958 1765 1765 judge us ghana assess achievements basis extent able provide high standards living people recent statement dr nkrumah said first objective government abolish ghana poverty ignorance disease illiteracy shall measure progress improvement health people number children schools quality education availability water electricity towns villages happiness people take able manage affairs welfare people health
GHA 1958 1771 1771 extent able provide high standards living people recent statement dr nkrumah said first objective government abolish ghana poverty ignorance disease illiteracy shall measure progress improvement health people number children schools quality education availability water electricity towns villages happiness people take able manage affairs welfare people chief pride government will ask judged health
IND 1958 620 620 countries like however much one may read great industrial advances achievements bulk people lives villages dependent upon agriculture equally conditions planned economy trying avoid dangers diseases scramble property power time attempting beat people pattern lies co-operation become important although rather late field particular matter last months years co-operative societies thousand industrial health
IND 1958 3665 3665 pleaded bar declaration meaning can least us believe human rights express belief tangible form one says will wage war violate human rights remedy may worse disease session assembly began secretary state united states opening address 749th meeting referred problems far east spoke china now fell delegation previous years bring forward question health
ISL 1958 1072 1072 strongly united ties brotherhood blood unified german nation welcomed within united nations mentioned previously can never build peaceful secure world unless continue intensify fight poverty malnutrition disease vast areas globe step direction therefore welcome convinced establishment special fund marks milestone direction can highly beneficial effects various parts world programme technical assistance health
ISL 1958 1073 1073 united ties brotherhood blood unified german nation welcomed within united nations mentioned previously can never build peaceful secure world unless continue intensify fight poverty malnutrition disease vast areas globe step direction therefore welcome convinced establishment special fund marks milestone direction can highly beneficial effects various parts world programme technical assistance spread health
ISR 1958 5 5 deep anxiety throughout world illness holiness pope pius xii like express respectful wish full speedy recovery assembly gathered moment talk peace hearts heavy fear war weeks ago emergency special session health
ITA 1958 881 881 fully keeping evolution modern techniques progress science discovering new means heretofore unthinkable means will enable us solve problems material character international conflicts just problems poverty disease plagues mankind struggled thousands years can overcome means technical progress affords peoples hope brighter future come must want determination technical scientific progress utilized right direction health
JPN 1958 1294 1294 among various countries suffer lack manpower resources countries make organized efforts import necessary technology manpower countries abundance able develop expand economies efforts desirable standpoint promoting health world’s economy whole twelfth session assembly expressed hope united nations serve intermediary solving problem population 680th meeting para like renew hope understanding countries efforts will health
LBY 1958 739 739 national organs war france exercises de facto control vast regions comprising major part algerian territory ensures effective administration regions levies taxes administers justice runs education health services ensures food supplies people defending front line aggression foreign army delegation considers recognition algerian provisional government libya countries recognized recognize unfriendly hostile gesture towards health
LBY 1958 1600 1600 announced libya’s readiness co-operate agency placing disposal space might require carry important work time make possible libya benefit peaceful use potent source energy belief poverty disease ignorance breed despair disorder seriously obstruct genuine development emancipation peoples establishment harmonious relations among delegation happy able pay tribute world-wide efforts united nations combat scourges health
LBY 1958 2449 2449 result tension instability bitterness prevailing part world consequence injustices mistakes perpetrated arab peoples promised everything following two world wars whose aspirations freedom unity territorial integrity health progress cruelly disappointed although withdrawal foreign troops lebanon jordan important factor reduction tension area create stability confidence peace mind arab peoples must enjoy order fulfil health
LKA 1958 1559 1559 large-scale economic operation took place parts world under-developed countries world whether asia africa latin america much greater need help well aware existence hunger want illiteracy disease abnormally low standards living areas half human race lives result growing discontent dissatisfaction among peoples many adopted democratic way life peoples asia economic ferment revolution health
MEX 1958 1350 1350 new largely unknown hazards present future populations hazards nature beyond control exposed persons committee concludes steps designed minimize irradiation human populations will act benefit human health steps include avoidance unnecessary exposure resulting medical industrial procedures peaceful uses one hand cessation contamination environment explosions nuclear weapons ibid chap vii para foregoing will health
MMR 1958 435 435 deserve warmest support us secretary state united states effect proposed 749th meeting united nations undertake mobilize human material resources united nations world-wide war scourges poverty disease proposed united nations dedicate year purpose proposal foreign minister soviet union 750th meeting aid under-developed countries savings proposed reduction military budgets four great powers also health
MMR 1958 595 595 sphere public welfare means exist knowledge exists techniques exist required decision part dedicate energies constructive exciting venture time lies within power within coming decades stamp diseases unnecessarily kill millions humans year lies within power open avenues knowledge hundreds millions people making illiteracy thing past lies within power harness rivers improve agriculture health
NOR 1958 681 681 resumed united nations scientific committee effects atomic radiation favour continuation work expansion programme suggested secretary-general goes without saying however duplication work international agencies instance world health organization avoided furthermore sincerely hope technical discussions regarding measures eliminate surprise attacks will also result agreed report measures possible precise nature norwegian delegation course fully health
NZL 1958 883 883 take opinion others united nations scientific committee effects atomic radiation clarified issue little making plain view steps designed minimize radiation including cessation tests benefit human health secondly universal application rule danger efficient atomic weapons will developed ever-increasing number countries agreement among countries provide possessing manufacturing nuclear weapons will wider interests humanity health
PAK 1958 46 46 designed safeguard international peace security promote economic prosperity social progress unique regard regard numerous complex problems confront country important problems economic development financial stability education health social welfare obvious solution problems must depend first instance wisdom hard work people government equally obvious achievement economic social objectives government cherishes people pakistan depends health
PAK 1958 317 317 pakistan members great many international organizations dealing numerous varied relations among states pakistan will continue give strong support organizations deal international aspects problems food agriculture health education science culture labour finance organizations commonly refer specialized agencies part fabric organized international world also course closely affiliated united nations way vitally important part health
PAN 1958 2093 2093 sector humanity truth quite otherwise peoples whose potentialities undermined strength squandered ill-paid work lack conveniences means withstand inclemencies nature modern equipment increase productivity plagued endemic diseases diet insufficient inadequate problems must attacked remedied means international co-operation needed solution fundamental problems common great majority peoples originated indifference needs others generations characterized international health
PAN 1958 2129 2129 needed solution fundamental problems common great majority peoples originated indifference needs others generations characterized international relations absence well-founded social justice economic development must combined continuous health campaigns designed improve health peoples expansion educational programmes will train larger number citizens enable contribute progress communities special attention state give encouragement cultural progress promotion health
PAN 1958 2133 2133 common great majority peoples originated indifference needs others generations characterized international relations absence well-founded social justice economic development must combined continuous health campaigns designed improve health peoples expansion educational programmes will train larger number citizens enable contribute progress communities special attention state give encouragement cultural progress promotion social welfare work improvement health
PAN 1958 2304 2304 conditions essential decent existence national legislation provides effective protection right every individual financial security case disability social security service entrusted autonomous bodies assist contributors cases illness maternity family allowances old age retirement disability accordance policy protection interests working classes government taken particular interest situation thousands panamanians serving canal zone order fulfil health
PER 1958 1055 1055 prices also value money instability violent fluctuations commodity prices produce currency depreciation turn brings unemployment under-employment decline per caput income bad social conditions can economic health possibility private investment industrial expansion currency depressed economic disequilibrium industrialized countries primary producers aggravated restrictions international trade customs barriers unilaterally-imposed quotas domestic subsidizing leads accumulation health
PER 1958 1660 1660 goes without saying another factor contributing poor social conditions underdevelopment latin america armaments race unduly increasingly inflates national budgets state seeks outdo money spent improving health wellbeing people used buy war materials view harmonious relations prevailing latin-american states quite unnecessary peru prepared sponsor regional agreement check armaments inflation resulting technical economic health
PHL 1958 1184 1184 speak principal concern majority members organization economic development less developed countries might true say principal concern members since last analysis world stability directly dependent economic health whole earth just favoured segments greater imbalance economic progress certain possibility social tensions upheavals will occur pose lasting threats international peace fortunately principle common responsibility health
PRT 1958 1051 1051 bring betterment living conditions many parts world opinion delegation progress development less developed countries vital issue represents challenge must met determination order defeat poverty combat disease eliminate unrest human solidarity among peoples nations make available benefits science technology however certain material economic progress will solve problems confronting us today moral spiritual health
TUN 1958 1553 1553 determined keep contact outside world anxious promote free honest co-operation states dignity mutual respect will convinced contribute coming better age mankind free fear poverty ignorance disease like finally make reference delegation’s consistent position question assistance countries process development political independence incomplete accompanied development national resources improvement economic social conditions people world health
TUR 1958 1576 1576 749th meeting encouraging indication new phase international economic co-operation coming deliberations session delegation will spare efforts co-operate delegations struggle united nations must continue undertake poverty disease illiteracy along line shall support efforts aimed accelerating pace progress towards achievement higher standards under-developed countries concluding statement wish reiterate hope government turkish people session health
UKR 1958 438 438 progress solely peace called calling upon western powers come senses late instead engaging armaments race vie one another peaceful pursuits improving people’s living conditions stamping disease promoting culture science powerful state soviet union like base relations states principles mutual respect non-intervention internal affairs others soviet union striving peaceful solution disputed questions health
UKR 1958 534 534 unequalled devastation mass annihilation peace greatest gift man can world live becoming world gloomy anxiety result increasing concentration radioactive matter around us can lead serious illness threatens normal development progeny process radioactive concentration can halted atomic powers halt testing types atomic hydrogen weapons forever already pointed soviet union actuated concern peace health
UKR 1958 852 852 belonging north atlantic bloc spent million military preparations sum exacted population taxes means naturally reduced purchasing power population amount money spent wage increases public education health instead favourable conditions certainly created overcoming many difficulties capitalist countries now experiencing abandonment arms race kept prices prevented inflation now become one unhealthy problems countries health
UKR 1958 2657 2657 sphere expanded considerably making use funds freed reduction military budgets great powers proposed soviet union one important aspects united nations activity solution international economic social health related problems promote social progress higher standards living offers unlimited possibilities fruitful cooperation nations time united efforts peoples countries master secrets nature create fitting living health
UKR 1958 2751 2751 collaboration co-ordination activities world’s scientists carrying international geophysical year 1957-1958 instructions ukrainian government delegation submitted consideration general assembly present session proposal add organization international public health medical research year primary purposes year first unite separate efforts individual countries battle dangerous diseases coordinate scientific research expand exchange advanced medical experience among countries health
UKR 1958 2766 2766 consideration general assembly present session proposal add organization international public health medical research year primary purposes year first unite separate efforts individual countries battle dangerous diseases coordinate scientific research expand exchange advanced medical experience among countries secondly provide increased aid setting public health services under-developed countries despite considerable achievements medicine recent health
UKR 1958 2783 2783 first unite separate efforts individual countries battle dangerous diseases coordinate scientific research expand exchange advanced medical experience among countries secondly provide increased aid setting public health services under-developed countries despite considerable achievements medicine recent decades peoples whole world still suffer disease unfortunately effective means yet found combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular health
UKR 1958 2798 2798 medical experience among countries secondly provide increased aid setting public health services under-developed countries despite considerable achievements medicine recent decades peoples whole world still suffer disease unfortunately effective means yet found combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular ailments major diseases malaria tuberculosis smallpox poliomyelitis also widespread note fact certain diseases entirely nearly health
UKR 1958 2806 2806 setting public health services under-developed countries despite considerable achievements medicine recent decades peoples whole world still suffer disease unfortunately effective means yet found combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular ailments major diseases malaria tuberculosis smallpox poliomyelitis also widespread note fact certain diseases entirely nearly stamped countries continue rage others malaria example practically health
UKR 1958 2811 2811 countries despite considerable achievements medicine recent decades peoples whole world still suffer disease unfortunately effective means yet found combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular ailments major diseases malaria tuberculosis smallpox poliomyelitis also widespread note fact certain diseases entirely nearly stamped countries continue rage others malaria example practically eliminated european countries including ukraine health
UKR 1958 2812 2812 despite considerable achievements medicine recent decades peoples whole world still suffer disease unfortunately effective means yet found combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular ailments major diseases malaria tuberculosis smallpox poliomyelitis also widespread note fact certain diseases entirely nearly stamped countries continue rage others malaria example practically eliminated european countries including ukraine regions health
UKR 1958 2821 2821 still suffer disease unfortunately effective means yet found combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular ailments major diseases malaria tuberculosis smallpox poliomyelitis also widespread note fact certain diseases entirely nearly stamped countries continue rage others malaria example practically eliminated european countries including ukraine regions world particularly southern countries according statistics world health organization health
UKR 1958 2829 2829 combating many illnesses cancer cardio-vascular ailments major diseases malaria tuberculosis smallpox poliomyelitis also widespread note fact certain diseases entirely nearly stamped countries continue rage others malaria example practically eliminated european countries including ukraine regions world particularly southern countries according statistics world health organization million people contract disease every year million die health
UKR 1958 2845 2845 certain diseases entirely nearly stamped countries continue rage others malaria example practically eliminated european countries including ukraine regions world particularly southern countries according statistics world health organization million people contract disease every year million die major diseases claim many lives invisible world microbes viruses micro-organisms known others yet unknown wages veritable health
UKR 1958 2850 2850 countries continue rage others malaria example practically eliminated european countries including ukraine regions world particularly southern countries according statistics world health organization million people contract disease every year million die major diseases claim many lives invisible world microbes viruses micro-organisms known others yet unknown wages veritable war mankind time come unite health
UKR 1958 2856 2856 practically eliminated european countries including ukraine regions world particularly southern countries according statistics world health organization million people contract disease every year million die major diseases claim many lives invisible world microbes viruses micro-organisms known others yet unknown wages veritable war mankind time come unite various groups scientists doctors health workers health
UKR 1958 2880 2880 major diseases claim many lives invisible world microbes viruses micro-organisms known others yet unknown wages veritable war mankind time come unite various groups scientists doctors health workers now operate relative isolation co-ordinate activities different countries organized campaign ruthless insidious enemies man government ukrainian ssr hopes organization international public health medical research health
UKR 1958 2903 2903 scientists doctors health workers now operate relative isolation co-ordinate activities different countries organized campaign ruthless insidious enemies man government ukrainian ssr hopes organization international public health medical research year will prove useful measure purpose assuming world health organization considerable experience co-ordinating joint activities different countries world struggle disease will take part health
UKR 1958 2914 2914 countries organized campaign ruthless insidious enemies man government ukrainian ssr hopes organization international public health medical research year will prove useful measure purpose assuming world health organization considerable experience co-ordinating joint activities different countries world struggle disease will take part organization execution international year trust also states will respond appeal united health
UKR 1958 2925 2925 organization international public health medical research year will prove useful measure purpose assuming world health organization considerable experience co-ordinating joint activities different countries world struggle disease will take part organization execution international year trust also states will respond appeal united nations will co-operate every possible way solve important scientific practical problems health
UKR 1958 2953 2953 part organization execution international year trust also states will respond appeal united nations will co-operate every possible way solve important scientific practical problems field medicine health experience united nations shows key success lies strict unfailing observance charter attempt powers turn instrument achieving ends renders united-nations powerless constantly taking decisions reflect real health
USA 1958 1274 1274 assistance universities scientific institutions joining co-operating countries achieve scientific technological break-throughs problems particular concern less developed countries president united states will seek funds congress international health programmes hope countries may coming year also chart long-term programmes assist economic growth thus paving way sound continuing action many countries become year outstanding initiative health
USA 1958 1308 1308 long-term programmes assist economic growth thus paving way sound continuing action many countries become year outstanding initiative long term process economic growth great challenge poverty disease can met vigorous realistic action united states stands ready play full part great peaceful crusade major obstacle maximum economic development course ever-present danger direct indirect health
YEM 1958 82 82 competitive spirit two arab colleagues aspiring serve great organization moreover portrays bold relief importance arab world attach united nations last night heard shocking news serious illness holiness pope pius xii great wise religious leader dedicated whole life cause peace understanding now hovering life death moslem world believe continued understanding islam religions health
YEM 1958 120 120 peace understanding now hovering life death moslem world believe continued understanding islam religions may express rostrum sincere wishes speedy complete recovery holiness pope may good health continue efforts cause peace meet together take stock past try plan build future unfortunately reviewing events taken place since twelfth session must note regret balance-sheet health
ALB 1959 754 754 possibilities development productive forces vast areas world still without basic necessities life tens millions infants young children die year lack food medical care every country diseases like cancer take lives hundreds thousands human beings year even highly-developed countries shortages houses schools hospitals expenditure fraction enormous sums devoted armaments many problems great health
ALB 1959 2335 2335 respected principle observed regard election president general assembly different sessions delegation supports proposal czechoslovak delegation matter welcome proposal byelorussian soviet socialist republic relating control cancerous diseases hope humanitarian proposal will find widespread support among delegations like conclude expressing hope session general assembly result spirit underlying works resolutions adopts will contribute effectively health
AUS 1959 3058 3058 far east even danger developmental effort will large enough offset effect rapid population growth per capita income will decrease main reasons behind menacing problems improved health services higher levels nutrition better standards infant care many countries birth rate remained fairly static death rate decreased due modern public health measures reflects effectiveness health
AUS 1959 3062 3062 developmental effort will large enough offset effect rapid population growth per capita income will decrease main reasons behind menacing problems improved health services higher levels nutrition better standards infant care many countries birth rate remained fairly static death rate decreased due modern public health measures reflects effectiveness national united nations actions health
AUS 1959 3080 3080 menacing problems improved health services higher levels nutrition better standards infant care many countries birth rate remained fairly static death rate decreased due modern public health measures reflects effectiveness national united nations actions fields endeavours must will continue however must realize often case improvement one direction brings accompanying problems another direction health
BLR 1959 828 828 question cessation nuclear weapon tests still focus public interest throughout world without reason peace-loving peoples countries regard cessation nuclear tests means eliminating serious threat lives health millions people also first step towards cessation armaments race think many people today deny prime importance settling problem concerns vital interest mankind true policy peace health
BLR 1959 1945 1945 united nations charter directed towards improving economic social political conditions human life know present time many obstacles difficulties stand way mankind’s happiness well-being among various diseases scourge constant threat man since ancient times man fight disease united nations authoritative international organization present day unceasingly increase support gives great cause man’s fight health
BLR 1959 1955 1955 human life know present time many obstacles difficulties stand way mankind’s happiness well-being among various diseases scourge constant threat man since ancient times man fight disease united nations authoritative international organization present day unceasingly increase support gives great cause man’s fight unseen foes imperative since article united nations charter explicitly states health
BLR 1959 1991 1991 gives great cause man’s fight unseen foes imperative since article united nations charter explicitly states general assembly initiate studies make recommendations purpose promoting international co-operation health field diseases threatening man’s life particularly fearsome one present cancer connexion delegation byelorussian sse considers timely consider session general assembly question international encouragement scientific research health
BLR 1959 1993 1993 cause man’s fight unseen foes imperative since article united nations charter explicitly states general assembly initiate studies make recommendations purpose promoting international co-operation health field diseases threatening man’s life particularly fearsome one present cancer connexion delegation byelorussian sse considers timely consider session general assembly question international encouragement scientific research control cancerous health
BLR 1959 2019 2019 threatening man’s life particularly fearsome one present cancer connexion delegation byelorussian sse considers timely consider session general assembly question international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases mankind becoming increasingly concerned wide spread cancerous diseases medical science uses term cancerous diseases designate forms malignant tumours including cancer irrespective histological structure know study health
BLR 1959 2027 2027 connexion delegation byelorussian sse considers timely consider session general assembly question international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases mankind becoming increasingly concerned wide spread cancerous diseases medical science uses term cancerous diseases designate forms malignant tumours including cancer irrespective histological structure know study cancerous diseases many questions obscure opinion divided people health
BLR 1959 2033 2033 consider session general assembly question international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases mankind becoming increasingly concerned wide spread cancerous diseases medical science uses term cancerous diseases designate forms malignant tumours including cancer irrespective histological structure know study cancerous diseases many questions obscure opinion divided people countries regard cancer terrible fatal disease health
BLR 1959 2046 2046 becoming increasingly concerned wide spread cancerous diseases medical science uses term cancerous diseases designate forms malignant tumours including cancer irrespective histological structure know study cancerous diseases many questions obscure opinion divided people countries regard cancer terrible fatal disease since causes ascertained effective remedies found statistical data incidence mortality cancerous diseases indicate health
BLR 1959 2058 2058 diseases designate forms malignant tumours including cancer irrespective histological structure know study cancerous diseases many questions obscure opinion divided people countries regard cancer terrible fatal disease since causes ascertained effective remedies found statistical data incidence mortality cancerous diseases indicate number persons dying cancer year throughout world million means every persons world health
BLR 1959 2068 2068 know study cancerous diseases many questions obscure opinion divided people countries regard cancer terrible fatal disease since causes ascertained effective remedies found statistical data incidence mortality cancerous diseases indicate number persons dying cancer year throughout world million means every persons world die cancer every year assuming average life expectancy persons malignant health
BLR 1959 2070 2070 cancerous diseases many questions obscure opinion divided people countries regard cancer terrible fatal disease since causes ascertained effective remedies found statistical data incidence mortality cancerous diseases indicate number persons dying cancer year throughout world million means every persons world die cancer every year assuming average life expectancy persons malignant tumours two health
BLR 1959 2108 2108 world die cancer every year assuming average life expectancy persons malignant tumours two three years can said approximately million people throughout world now suffering cancerous diseases countries cancerous diseases take second third place among causes human death available statistical data cancerous diseases throughout world demonstrate control diseases international problem solving united health
BLR 1959 2111 2111 every year assuming average life expectancy persons malignant tumours two three years can said approximately million people throughout world now suffering cancerous diseases countries cancerous diseases take second third place among causes human death available statistical data cancerous diseases throughout world demonstrate control diseases international problem solving united nations play positive health
BLR 1959 2124 2124 said approximately million people throughout world now suffering cancerous diseases countries cancerous diseases take second third place among causes human death available statistical data cancerous diseases throughout world demonstrate control diseases international problem solving united nations play positive role extensive scientific research carried various countries many years already led progress control health
BLR 1959 2129 2129 world now suffering cancerous diseases countries cancerous diseases take second third place among causes human death available statistical data cancerous diseases throughout world demonstrate control diseases international problem solving united nations play positive role extensive scientific research carried various countries many years already led progress control cancerous diseases fine valuable work health
BLR 1959 2151 2151 world demonstrate control diseases international problem solving united nations play positive role extensive scientific research carried various countries many years already led progress control cancerous diseases fine valuable work cancerous diseases accomplished world health organization international union cancer noted time must said efforts far made direction nationally internationally yielded effective results health
BLR 1959 2156 2156 problem solving united nations play positive role extensive scientific research carried various countries many years already led progress control cancerous diseases fine valuable work cancerous diseases accomplished world health organization international union cancer noted time must said efforts far made direction nationally internationally yielded effective results great deal work yet done health
BLR 1959 2159 2159 nations play positive role extensive scientific research carried various countries many years already led progress control cancerous diseases fine valuable work cancerous diseases accomplished world health organization international union cancer noted time must said efforts far made direction nationally internationally yielded effective results great deal work yet done order find effective health
BLR 1959 2188 2188 cancer noted time must said efforts far made direction nationally internationally yielded effective results great deal work yet done order find effective means treating cancerous diseases tremendous importance ascertaining causes different forms cancerous diseases man study characteristics disease different countries relationship prevalence particular types cancerous growths geographical climatic occupational factors question health
BLR 1959 2196 2196 direction nationally internationally yielded effective results great deal work yet done order find effective means treating cancerous diseases tremendous importance ascertaining causes different forms cancerous diseases man study characteristics disease different countries relationship prevalence particular types cancerous growths geographical climatic occupational factors question problem cancer control one important problems world medical health
BLR 1959 2200 2200 effective results great deal work yet done order find effective means treating cancerous diseases tremendous importance ascertaining causes different forms cancerous diseases man study characteristics disease different countries relationship prevalence particular types cancerous growths geographical climatic occupational factors question problem cancer control one important problems world medical science eradication cancer fatal health
BLR 1959 2227 2227 countries relationship prevalence particular types cancerous growths geographical climatic occupational factors question problem cancer control one important problems world medical science eradication cancer fatal wide-spread disease man one mankind’s important tasks general assembly might accordingly adopt connexion decision international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases important means affording encouragement institution united health
BLR 1959 2246 2246 medical science eradication cancer fatal wide-spread disease man one mankind’s important tasks general assembly might accordingly adopt connexion decision international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases important means affording encouragement institution united nations international prizes outstanding scientific work connexion cancerous disease control place strain united nations budget establish three prizes total health
BLR 1959 2261 2261 accordingly adopt connexion decision international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases important means affording encouragement institution united nations international prizes outstanding scientific work connexion cancerous disease control place strain united nations budget establish three prizes total value awarded scientists every four years certainly highest reward scientist group scientists achieving outstanding results health
BLR 1959 2292 2292 budget establish three prizes total value awarded scientists every four years certainly highest reward scientist group scientists achieving outstanding results connexion early diagnosis treatment cancerous diseases acknowledgement gratitude mankind request united nations general assembly international union cancer might undertake award prizes hold first prize-giving ceremony next international congress cancer desirable wider health
BLR 1959 2340 2340 cancer desirable wider world public opinion able keep abreast progress fight cancer purpose international union cancer inform united nations general assembly progress achieved control cancerous diseases view foregoing guided solely interests humanitarianism delegation byelorussian sse introduces consideration fourteenth session general assembly item entitled international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases submits health
BLR 1959 2364 2364 cancerous diseases view foregoing guided solely interests humanitarianism delegation byelorussian sse introduces consideration fourteenth session general assembly item entitled international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases submits following draft resolution general assembly considering cancer present one diseases dangerous mankind recognizing general desire mankind eliminate wide-spread cancerous diseases among human beings recognizing health
BLR 1959 2375 2375 introduces consideration fourteenth session general assembly item entitled international encouragement scientific research control cancerous diseases submits following draft resolution general assembly considering cancer present one diseases dangerous mankind recognizing general desire mankind eliminate wide-spread cancerous diseases among human beings recognizing national international efforts far undertaken control cancerous diseases yielded sufficiently effective health
BLR 1959 2385 2385 scientific research control cancerous diseases submits following draft resolution general assembly considering cancer present one diseases dangerous mankind recognizing general desire mankind eliminate wide-spread cancerous diseases among human beings recognizing national international efforts far undertaken control cancerous diseases yielded sufficiently effective results wishing encourage scientific efforts field countries international institutions establishes health
BLR 1959 2397 2397 cancer present one diseases dangerous mankind recognizing general desire mankind eliminate wide-spread cancerous diseases among human beings recognizing national international efforts far undertaken control cancerous diseases yielded sufficiently effective results wishing encourage scientific efforts field countries international institutions establishes outstanding scientific work connexion control cancerous diseases united nations prizes first prize health
BLR 1959 2417 2417 efforts far undertaken control cancerous diseases yielded sufficiently effective results wishing encourage scientific efforts field countries international institutions establishes outstanding scientific work connexion control cancerous diseases united nations prizes first prize b second prize c third prize awarded every four years requests international union cancer undertake award prizes holding first prize-giving health
BLR 1959 2461 2461 cancer undertake award prizes holding first prize-giving ceremony next international congress cancer requests international union cancer inform united nations general assembly progress achieved control cancerous diseases delegation byelorussian sse expresses confidence general assembly will give draft resolution careful consideration will adopts decision interests mankind expects disease wide-spread among human beings cancer health
BLR 1959 2481 2481 assembly progress achieved control cancerous diseases delegation byelorussian sse expresses confidence general assembly will give draft resolution careful consideration will adopts decision interests mankind expects disease wide-spread among human beings cancer eradicated quickly possible bound note past year united nations utilize possibilities disposal solution important problems cessation armaments race prohibition atomic health
BRA 1959 987 987 specific just last month leaving europe president united states mr eisenhower stated nations free world co-operate helping solve one pressing problems time assisting advance cultural health living standards almost million people world citizens newly developing under-developed countries thought simply humanitarian based clear insight events prudent sense political reality expressed another eminent health
BRA 1959 1317 1317 brazil adds today matter highest priority policy international co-operation field development policy future policy hope profoundly convinced brazilian head state stated apathy face problems poverty disease ignorance world disposal every imaginable scientific technical resource crime man’s mind attack upon alleged civilization unpardonable moral offence act political imprudence will incalculable consequences peace health
CAN 1959 1442 1442 regulations countries might provide new home great many so-called hard-core cases suffering tuberculosis many instances whole families face prospect remaining indefinitely camps one member contracted disease pleased announce therefore special contribution world refugee year canadian government will waive normal immigration requirements admit canada substantial number tubercular refugees families group will brought health
CHL 1959 1188 1188 land granted chile will take place time start will made planning landscaping vitacura park often seems us world badly illogically planned ways just intelligence beauty health badly distributed nevertheless try make best things respect laws established every community make survival progress possible succession stages man gradually modified individual behaviour make compatible health
CRI 1959 965 965 herter referred statement continuing substantial co-operation country economic relations countries recognizes still much done dramatically appeals united nations join forces united states war waged poverty disease illiteracy says fact million people world live dire want poses challenge must respond 797th meeting para proclamation issued strongest economic moral power earth summoned wage health
DOM 1959 1098 1098 reality underlying economic social conditions extent national territory undetermined century-long failure solve boundary problem collapse financial structure ensuing bankruptcy compromising national sovereignty population decimated endemic diseases undermined productive capacity sunk depths ignorance existing precariously primitive economy dominican nation face battle lost time required intense effort political unity order ensure fullest participation health
DOM 1959 1421 1421 cent mr r barón castro third ibero-american congress education held ciudad trujillo october november stated behalf executive board unesco illiteracy dominican republic decreased sharply regards health social security hospitals maternity homes sanatoria private clinics parts republic thirty-two dietetic child nutrition establishments savings institutions educational co-operatives organized eighty establishments dominican policy regards health
DOM 1959 1435 1435 stated behalf executive board unesco illiteracy dominican republic decreased sharply regards health social security hospitals maternity homes sanatoria private clinics parts republic thirty-two dietetic child nutrition establishments savings institutions educational co-operatives organized eighty establishments dominican policy regards human rights implemented body laws institutions achieved highest expression dominican constitutional reform whereby state’s health
EGY 1959 1624 1624 canal arab management international navigation trade contribution far greater previously made facts figures self-explanatory traffic progress represent imaginary real anything can navigation suez canal perfect health let world political zionism fool anybody away reality let sell us clear sky artificial storm exist god knows enough storms world beyond little cups world health
EGY 1959 1970 1970 realities times fortunately safe competition us survive terms usefulness us rest world understanding spirit along many oilier countries united arab republic working hard assiduously improve health education standard living people making suez canal increasingly adequate requirements modern navigation already started build high dam nile expected add one-third cultivable area southern region health
ESP 1959 1636 1636 men bases moral obligations great armaments must remember firm moral positions enormous influence present debate responsibilities serious now facing us assumed world must sound state health health certain important respects certainly seems improved instance feeling middle east seems better time previous assemblies less bitterness greater understanding peoples western world god grant health
ESP 1959 1637 1637 bases moral obligations great armaments must remember firm moral positions enormous influence present debate responsibilities serious now facing us assumed world must sound state health health certain important respects certainly seems improved instance feeling middle east seems better time previous assemblies less bitterness greater understanding peoples western world god grant may health
GBR 1959 758 758 activities united nations arouse controversy work specialized agencies will continue give full support agencies believe great importance practical work aspects economic social development example improving health agriculture technical skills throughout world one way show realization imperative necessity effort along lines increase contributions special fund expanded programme technical assistance united kingdom government health
GBR 1959 2714 2714 meet challenge times found wanting make individual contributions promotion world peace world stability try satisfy aspirations many international society will banished inter-racial hatred want ignorance disease fear war mankind can destroy mankind also opportunity achieve higher levels spiritual material well-being ever possible health
GHA 1959 2164 2164 different parts world today still hope survival mankind cosmic scheme things believe man enemy fellow men hand man complement fellow man real enemies mankind ignorance disease poverty squalor now exist modern society peace security stability international community must grow full realization fact agree among fight real enemies mankind eliminate national well health
GTM 1959 270 270 person confident efforts judicious support specialized agencies regional organizations must succeed putting end aggression intervention affairs states totalitarianism domination nations others economic exploitation poverty hunger malnutrition ignorance will promote progress welfare nations also believe contributing maintenance international law order united nations can moral influence ensure nations live together peace thus making health
HTI 1959 780 780 will make charitable works unnecessary object many cultural social economic humanitarian measures undertaken specialized agencies improve lot man whatever race creed drive back ignorance poverty disease privileges barriers disappearing unfortunate fail realize disturbed clash arms nuclear tests poison atmosphere stop examine significance social upheavals revealing call adjustment ideals pure ideology present health
HTI 1959 840 840 us hope interchange may emerge one day standard vitalized specimen social economic democracy thoroughly sound healthy meantime however great concern problem under-development carries ignorance poverty disease hitherto remedy increased production one stressed well-intentioned people begin creating wealth food housing comfort capitalist economy based profit making social needs economy real wish see health
HTI 1959 972 972 armies technicians moving fro less developed under-developed areas many people today amazed though years passed results still rather meagre although doubt inroads made ignorance poverty disease still oppress millions human beings eighty-two countries make great international community belong approximately two-thirds sixty exact classified technically speaking less developed under-developed however less authority health
IDN 1959 999 999 human spirit freedom turn now record united nations activities past year respect economic development less developed countries today majority world’s populations still faces spectre hunger disease men drafted united nations charter recognized economic well-being security prerequisites peaceful friendly relations among nations must repay men legacy gave us preserving spirit ideals implementing health
IDN 1959 1073 1073 development present international efforts alleviate backwardness among majority peoples far adequate produce tangible results less developed countries uniformly faced difficulties efforts diversify economies gain economic health first dual problem declining fluctuating prices primary commodities constitute chief source revenue havana charter failed materialize less developed countries tried various bodies united nations particularly health
IDN 1959 2270 2270 make real beginning toward resolving critical international problems let us sincerely strive dissolve sources fear tension human economic resources world may applied solely promoting wellbeing health mankind skills means available properly feed clothe shelter every human poverty disease can eradicated accomplishments world instruments materials man’s unlimited intellect used constructively imaginatively peace health
IDN 1959 2282 2282 dissolve sources fear tension human economic resources world may applied solely promoting wellbeing health mankind skills means available properly feed clothe shelter every human poverty disease can eradicated accomplishments world instruments materials man’s unlimited intellect used constructively imaginatively peace exciting prospect challenge us hope health
IND 1959 1414 1414 population many countries represented comes fact birth-rate gone one point per thousand population death-rate gone eleven points fewer people born even fewer people die infantile mortality also gone per thousand live births last ten years results fact number mouths feed press upon means subsistence greater can catered increase wealth food production health
IRQ 1959 2138 2138 capital development political implications bilateral assistance breed suspicion resistance recipient countries also create international anxieties bound cold war vision world development eradication poverty starvation ignorance disease can effectively achieved ouch international assistance channelled united nations past weeks world witnessed first sign possible major break cold war dominated international scene ever since health
ISL 1959 1282 1282 million people world society today live hunger want even misery ignorance can never expect build lasting peace security world unless continue greatly intensify fight poverty malnutrition illiteracy disease various areas globe step direction therefore welcome happy note rich benefits accrued world many nations numerous fields technical assistance united nations rendered jointly health
ISL 1959 1284 1284 world society today live hunger want even misery ignorance can never expect build lasting peace security world unless continue greatly intensify fight poverty malnutrition illiteracy disease various areas globe step direction therefore welcome happy note rich benefits accrued world many nations numerous fields technical assistance united nations rendered jointly well many health
ISR 1959 368 368 also something value contribute general pool fruitful possibilities co-operation exchange experience mutual aid peoples everywhere secure political freedom march towards science forges means wipe hunger disease ignorance world twentieth century bright promise tragic therefore stand together shadow fear man-made missiles speed outer space earth leave spinning behind rent hostility missiles symbolize health
ISR 1959 1824 1824 seek nothing chance live amity together develop region common good inhabit see justification barriers fear suspicion hatred existence nation area source worry people rather desolation disease illiteracy prevail within borders affecting tens millions men women children real enemy conquered upon winning war efforts concentrated israel believes future peace cooperation area belief health
ITA 1959 787 787 progress towards disarmament facilitate solution another great problems time problem assistance underdeveloped countries problem close concern thousand million human beings whose lives daily struggle hunger disease several countries particular recently attained political independence rightly wish undertake industrial technical revolution will enable emerge stagnation age-old poverty problem discussed frequently elaboration scarcely necessary health
JPN 1959 1003 1003 advanced nations under-developed countries depend upon production primary commodities ever-growing disparity living standards two groups nations overlook fact under-developed countries trend means unabated prevalence hunger disease well continued inadequacy education social welfare services cause serious social unrest feared situation left unimproved will long run impede economic social progress world whole will health
LAO 1959 285 285 events united nations special fund operating within framework expanded programme technical assistance acting specialized agencies done important work spheres economic social development helped improve public health agriculture technology etc hoped view spectacular results will easy secure aunanimous decision increase contributions fund assistance refugees fact overlooked time since first days united nations health
LBN 1959 63 63 extent made easier sure many others already said eminent speakers preceded rostrum need pie say lebanon shares anxieties hopes member states regard maintenance peace struggle disease poverty ignorance respect human dignity attainment freedom nations yet deprived perusal agenda present session sufficient give idea problems awaiting solution connexion fully aware criticisms sometimes health
LBN 1959 767 767 technical means methods necessary constantly increase output give peoples higher level living underdeveloped countries great difficulty meeting needs populations whose growth accelerated considerable progress made health medicine tragedy under-developed countries despite strenuous efforts development resources keep pace demographic growth needs growth gives rise sum rich countries growing richer poor countries unable health
LBN 1959 821 821 affairs obviously danger equilibrium world increasing economic interdependence progress communications leading towards unity today populations under-developed countries know poverty insurmountable know modern science can overcome disease hunger ignorance relatively short time urging governments improve conditions live governments however great good will extent efforts remedy situation alone without assistance developed countries extremely health
LBY 1959 2748 2748 libyan delegation also feels man’s great victories exploration outer space pursued solely view putting scientific progress service mankind whole libyan delegation firmly convinced poverty ignorance disease plaguing large part world’s population breed despair disorder throughout world hindering genuine emancipation individuals nations impeding establishment friendly relations among peoples libyan delegation therefore feels health
LKA 1959 93 93 namely world peace security thus secure happiness peoples discussion enables us review events great small occurred parts world since last met events really symptomatic state health world also review acts commission omission thus may gain strength achieved past note wherein omitted things done wherein done things done need hardly state review health
PER 1959 458 458 regarded subject national state come treated human person principal subject international law international law influenced united nations now exists functions mainly great institutions established foster health labour culture freedom inspired ideas social solidarity fundamentally service man foundation concern grown human well-being under-developed peoples communities peoples regions world concern based upon geographic health
PER 1959 2092 2092 social justice underlined previous assemblies interest welfare people security continent demand better way life workers andean regions living one bleak barren areas world victims chronic malnutrition claim right accordance accepted international principles relating universal human rights equal pay equal work fair wages will give families adequate standards living safeguard health welfare health
PER 1959 2116 2116 chronic malnutrition claim right accordance accepted international principles relating universal human rights equal pay equal work fair wages will give families adequate standards living safeguard health welfare human dignity stress basic objective labourer worthy hire equally latitudes regardless speculative operations stock exchanges world markets face great challenge nature american continent engaged health
POL 1959 15 15 regret occasion offering mr belaúnde president general assembly delegation’s congratulations election also compelled circumstance illness ask mr president convey sincere wishes speedy recovery hope wishes will soon become reality year passed since last session united nations general assembly appreciable change health
PRT 1959 1670 1670 technical developments likewise fair point encouraging improvements taking place many parts world unfortunate fact remains majority mankind still far enjoying full share life free poverty disease similar misfortunes connexion concentrate co-ordinate efforts international co-operation essential united nations specialized agencies must prepared play important role fact current session assembly many important subjects health
RUS 1959 397 397 find solution view relations states based entirely principles peaceful coexistence end must put cold war nations allow unnatural state cold war continue longer just allow epidemic plague cholera rage unchecked mean terminating cold war entail first place calls war must cease point concealing fact nearsighted statesmen continue deliver belligerent speeches time health
RUS 1959 4398 4398 complete disarmament becomes fact conditions will far favourable solution many complex international problems circumstances will propitious development international co-operation exchanges economic technical scientific cultural public health fields will end artificial barriers states now isolate states order guard scientific technical achievements strategic reasons scientists countries will able direct work entirely towards improving health
SLV 1959 164 164 related general welfare countries represented yet represented must future organization really give proof universality inseparable existence refer course problem under-development vast regions world manifested ignorance disease poverty afflict many populations also external repercussions obvious cause uneasiness friction dispute peoples even international war within limits far impossible overcome united nations fulfilling praiseworthy health
THA 1959 332 332 cease agreement point can reached will probably change face present world will remove fear mistrust among nations fundamental causes today’s international tension us small nations disease plagues world poisons relationship nations resides mainly continuous interference even intervention outside sooner removed world body better will health atmosphere elaborate technical works disarmament can health
THA 1959 351 351 today’s international tension us small nations disease plagues world poisons relationship nations resides mainly continuous interference even intervention outside sooner removed world body better will health atmosphere elaborate technical works disarmament can pursued major powers possess up-to-date engines war greater better chances success standpoint look world today purely academic idealistic far health
TUN 1959 572 572 september leaders african countries bordering sahara directly affected french government’s projects spite situation felt imperative duty express publicly concern anxiety regard grave danger threatening life health people moreover borne mind delimitation frontiers sahara far exact final subject disputes claims particularly part tunisia morocco government part made two solemn representations government french health
TUN 1959 2520 2520 reflections behalf government led formulate aspects international situation working together achieve purposes principles charter securing fairer distribution goods wealth among men banishing fear want ignorance disease adhering closely high spiritual moral values inherited human civilizations shall help bring better society worldwide reign peace harmony health
TUR 1959 1599 1599 lead conditions necessary ensuring improvement international relations apart important political questions agenda fourteenth session another field equally vital issues awaits enlightened deliberations assembly struggle poverty disease illiteracy demands continued accelerated efforts organization conjunction work undertaken direction national regional basis despite concerted action inaugurated field technical economic assistance last decade under-developed countries health
USA 1959 2245 2245 unanimously field major step forward process peaceful change peaceful change economic social field also key importance purposes fulfilled united nations contributing social progress activities fields health refugee assistance narcotics united nations children’s fund economic improvement can promoted healthy competitive trade helps assure greater enjoyment fruits economic activity continuing economic development last health
USA 1959 2474 2474 million programmes can reached soon possible ways including work specialized agencies united states dedicates resources energies kind world war us can hope win war poverty disease illiteracy fact million people world live dire want poses challenge must respond try escape challenge deny common bond joins human beings regardless race sex language health
VEN 1959 132 132 years elapsed victory yesterday frustration today world continued suffer evils caused aggression war clashes great powers colonial system stifling national aspirations peoples yearning freedom poverty illness ignorance afflicting vast numbers people under-developed countries asia africa latin america peoples world today universally aware evils shadows cast lives need emphasize gloom anxiety today health
VEN 1959 1023 1023 hitherto invested production armaments released economic aid slightest doubt united states america union soviet socialist republics united kingdom great powers able devote economic development eradication disease ignorance huge sums far compelled invest armaments race poverty-stricken masses world verge deliverance exploitation want session venezuela will support practicable workable proposals designed facilitate economic health
YEM 1959 344 344 peace peace social peace economic billions dollars now wasted destruction employed raising living standards improving human welfare hundreds millions human beings still doomed poverty afflicted disease ignorance scientific accomplishments man penetrated outer space much accomplished still surface earth delegation expresses satisfaction establishment international development association hopes attention will directed strengthening united health
ZAF 1959 825 825 territories critics outside africa may permitted say seems little realization appreciation much-maligned metropolitan so-called colonial governments done opening developing natural resources territories combating human animal diseases creating conditions law order putting end internecine strife raising standards living today control newly independent african states states become independent will able testify great value health
ZAF 1959 1056 1056 knowledge csa body independent scientists exchange scientific information undertaking special scientific studies two bodies working close collaboration done valuable work particularly fields human plant animal diseases nutrition soil conservation productivity rural welfare housing sociology forestry fisheries co-operation fields among african states territories immense value moreover important contributed promotion friendship understanding among health
ZAF 1959 1057 1057 csa body independent scientists exchange scientific information undertaking special scientific studies two bodies working close collaboration done valuable work particularly fields human plant animal diseases nutrition soil conservation productivity rural welfare housing sociology forestry fisheries co-operation fields among african states territories immense value moreover important contributed promotion friendship understanding among states health
ZAF 1959 1155 1155 results several fields including housing personnel management used benefit rest africa discoveries applied used many countries veterinary institute onderstepoort well-known world work research connexion animal diseases made valuable contribution towards freeing africa diseases south african bureau standards also gained great reputation two years ago work ccta csa extended establishment fama foundation health
ZAF 1959 1162 1162 used benefit rest africa discoveries applied used many countries veterinary institute onderstepoort well-known world work research connexion animal diseases made valuable contribution towards freeing africa diseases south african bureau standards also gained great reputation two years ago work ccta csa extended establishment fama foundation mutual assistance purpose body channel scientific technical health
ZAF 1959 1218 1218 donor receiver touch union south africa many occasions able also glad provide assistance african states territories work ccta associated bodies intended exclusive prepared cooperate world health organization food agriculture organization united nations international labour organisation international organizations recent past taking keen interest africa however point necessary proper co-ordination organizations ccta prevent health
AUT 1960 274 274 might perished without aid president eisenhower now given expression magnanimous spirit nation proposed join forces order carry great programme stressed envisages measures designed fight hunger epidemics equal measure render contribution towards utilisation great intellectual resources new nations differences opinion fateful question era contrary two great powers determined contribute solution now outstanding health
BLR 1960 3640 3640 undergoing crisis result illegal usurpation power executive organs united states america soviet union concerned state world submitted proposals designed remove crisis united nations restore organization health united nations universal organization generally agreed decisions carried present situation united nations meet requirements fact people’s republic china ten years prevented taking part work united health
BOL 1960 648 648 eight years gone revolutionary régime passed three stages constitutional government today can say pride revolutionary nationalism evolutionary process approaching maturity basis collective conscience aims social health labour solidarity respects different creeds races well foreign enterprise property wherever conflict national interest new conciliatory christian humanism individual end state mutually destructive integrated able health
BOL 1960 1202 1202 trust territories fast emerging independence bolivia elected council last year contributing noble task advocating system principles covering equitable land distribution universal suffrage improvement economic educational health conditions territories rapid process liberating non-self-governing territories administering powers specific cases unable provide new nations viable economies state affairs also met colonies trusteeship means colonial health
BOL 1960 1346 1346 reasons united nations created prevent transition object political interference manoeuvres contrary interests infant country constant announcement scientific advances raises optimism confidence among countries constantly threatened disease shortage arable land backwardness makes think prodigious conquests hear man’s ventures microcosm bacteria projects will lift planet unknown universe common man takes comfort knowledge time health
CAN 1960 1764 1764 congo distress areas disaster areas national action standby nature obviously desirable supplement united nations opex proposal suggest experts experts bank will might recruited medicine public health sanitation public welfare distribution supplies communications transportation police services set experts bank make administrative stability instead rely crash recruiting campaign purpose need arises one matter health
CAN 1960 1839 1839 foodstuffs also capacity increase production greatly canada’s surplus wheat july million bushels surplus food piled sterile storage hard justify many human beings lack adequate food nutrition realize food agriculture organization stated agricultural surpluses advanced countries temporary relief therefore incomplete believe however much must done behalf food-deficit countries first help hour need health
CHL 1960 2342 2342 task good neither beginning end like mythology translates nature observed man born man endures united nations established enable mankind enjoy peace benefits freedom justice family health education work-in short happiness let us uphold united nations let us increase effectiveness prestige hoping one day will possible say leibnitz everything best best possible health
CHN 1960 1099 1099 towards building kind world community crises will longer inevitable add p words deserve attention cause peace will always better served peoples now living conditions poverty disease hunger malnutrition can brought enjoy benefits modem civilization maintain level living commensurate supreme dignity human throughout years united nations assigning due importance economic problems less health
CHN 1960 1101 1101 kind world community crises will longer inevitable add p words deserve attention cause peace will always better served peoples now living conditions poverty disease hunger malnutrition can brought enjoy benefits modem civilization maintain level living commensurate supreme dignity human throughout years united nations assigning due importance economic problems less developed countries health
CHN 1960 1528 1528 farmers found necessary introduce class struggle countryside resort collectivization regimentation found independent farmers good producers happy citizens found ready nay eager co-operate government promotion education health illiteracy common diseases will soon eliminated third maintained mixed economy government ownership existing side side private enterprise compared western europe north south america probably practised health
CHN 1960 1531 1531 introduce class struggle countryside resort collectivization regimentation found independent farmers good producers happy citizens found ready nay eager co-operate government promotion education health illiteracy common diseases will soon eliminated third maintained mixed economy government ownership existing side side private enterprise compared western europe north south america probably practised taiwan large measure health
COL 1960 1724 1724 economic act bogota clearly reflects determination nineteen signatory governments fight under-development victory won committed ambitious programme social measures considered vital importance land reform housing education health small industry will now receive benefit external credits formerly reserved programmes certain profitable wrong interpretation act bogota suppose needs economic development overlooked contrary reaffirmed conviction health
CRI 1960 850 850 waste strength sterile political discussions disputes brothers impossible ambitions world political leadership squandering energy people need concentrate working twice hard intelligently true political stability protect health people build schools short achieve dignity men wish live freedom give want advance along honest path freedom peace justice knowing responsibilities ready meet working vigorously health
CUB 1960 1428 1428 per cent children rural areas without teachers two per cent population suffering tuberculosis say people total little million ninety-five per cent children rural areas suffering diseases caused parasites infant mortality consequently high average life span short addition per cent small farmers paying rent lands amounting much per cent gross incomes per health
CUB 1960 1432 1432 areas without teachers two per cent population suffering tuberculosis say people total little million ninety-five per cent children rural areas suffering diseases caused parasites infant mortality consequently high average life span short addition per cent small farmers paying rent lands amounting much per cent gross incomes per cent landowners controlled per health
CUB 1960 1639 1639 free world us colonized countries one can blame us cuba unemployed per cent population illiterate per cent suffering tuberculosis per cent children rural areas suffering diseases caused parasites revolution none us say future country rulers served interests monopolies controlled destinies monopolies determined fate country anyone try stop one anyone place difficulties health
CUB 1960 4939 4939 preparing intensive campaign within months cuba will first country americas able claim single illiterate inhabitant people now benefit services hundreds doctors sent country districts fight diseases caused parasites improve sanitary conditions nation another field conservation natural resources can point pride fact single year ambitious plan conservation natural resources carried continent including health
CUB 1960 5307 5307 peoples latin america form resources general development latin america wants resources social development houses men work schools children will attend hospitals foe necessary little less malnutrition latin america latin american colleagues may feel duty discreet can welcome revolution like cuban revolution least forced monopolies return small part seized peoples latin america health
DNK 1960 1112 1112 auspices food agriculture organization united nations needless say delegation will study greatest interest sympathy detailed proposals instrumental implementing programme designed assist millions people suffering hunger malnutrition however willing united nations render emergency help weaker members community must never forget overriding importance task assisting new nations efforts help assistance can given helping health
ECU 1960 737 737 arms race apart constituting threat civilization man’s survival planet constant permanent violation democracy prevents resources economy technical knowledge used protect democracy benefit individual eradicate social diseases pain destitution poverty disease ignorance arms race threat man human species threat ideals profess believe file ideals democratic civilized society till now held arms race health
ECU 1960 741 741 threat civilization man’s survival planet constant permanent violation democracy prevents resources economy technical knowledge used protect democracy benefit individual eradicate social diseases pain destitution poverty disease ignorance arms race threat man human species threat ideals profess believe file ideals democratic civilized society till now held arms race problem great powers medium-sized health
ECU 1960 776 776 profess believe file ideals democratic civilized society till now held arms race problem great powers medium-sized small states nothing notwithstanding recognized fact arms race obviously disease contagious disease even small states immune arms race problem concerns us threatens us obvious disarmament problem must relegated group great powers possibly assisted neutrals problem health
ECU 1960 778 778 file ideals democratic civilized society till now held arms race problem great powers medium-sized small states nothing notwithstanding recognized fact arms race obviously disease contagious disease even small states immune arms race problem concerns us threatens us obvious disarmament problem must relegated group great powers possibly assisted neutrals problem arms race health
ECU 1960 1926 1926 yielding concrete positive results operation pan-america joint programme multilateral programme combat economic underdevelopment divided number sections public private investment question protection commodity prices battle illiteracy disease co-ordination technical assistance operation pan-america already borne fruit already operation inter-american development bank first regional experiment bank whose capital consists contributions countries whose aim development health
ECU 1960 2019 2019 plan millions spent timely reconstruction europe latin americans hoping hour come left alone economic solidarity fight effects economic under-development today poverty ignorance destitution local universal diseases common diseases must tackled common joint programme just plan social development united states laid conference bogota thus countries latin america entitled say fifteenth session general health
ECU 1960 2021 2021 spent timely reconstruction europe latin americans hoping hour come left alone economic solidarity fight effects economic under-development today poverty ignorance destitution local universal diseases common diseases must tackled common joint programme just plan social development united states laid conference bogota thus countries latin america entitled say fifteenth session general assembly pan-americanism health
GIN 1960 5614 5614 nations practice tolerance live together peace good neighbours peace assured true harmonious solution will found problems now trouble humanity will possible cope under-development banish poverty disease illiteracy particularly africa asia countries still fighting inherited ills colonialism asking help noble task begging charity like stress one aspect assistance newly independent countries often health
HTI 1960 457 457 cause twentieth-century man civilization created said world state crisis crisis everywhere factories turning appalling weapons arsenals filled even outer space disturbed prowling visitors symptom simple disease politico-social organism can word crisis implies certain innocence certain simplicity least relative harmlessness applied situation crisis whatever may presupposes imbalance organism whether physical social political health
HTI 1960 803 803 produce grow better conditions promoting free international trade better housing shall reality everybody want human dignity heard much part political social life can eliminate illiteracy disease poverty want kind society impresses visitors united states society thanks full employment credit facilities well-being within reach expanding economy addressing representatives memorable session conscience millions health
HTI 1960 1505 1505 nonentities heads governments feel greatest respect gave confidence peace world involved under-developed countries voted disarmament believe peace also given understand disarmament assistance given conquer poverty disease ignorance closely linked rather told disarm will bread housing well-being disarm will die poverty voted historic resolution dual reason firstly save world scourge war secondly health
HTI 1960 1538 1538 bread housing well-being disarm will die poverty voted historic resolution dual reason firstly save world scourge war secondly eradicate hideous cancer under-development attendant horrors ignorance disease privation pauperism country unfortunately one authentic victims alas months later series disastrous events dispelled optimism really blame impartial history will one day make plain great-grandchildren health
HUN 1960 2404 2404 average gone per cent real wages industrial workers increased per cent last three half years sanitary cultural conditions equally good seventy-five per cent population covered health accident insurance free charge may mention example eminent united states scientist dr sabin hungary recently see country single case infantile paralysis critical months year suggested health
IND 1960 4511 4511 foreign rule independence people means food education sanitation opportunity leisure things constitute reality independence vast continent africa particularly exception either state backwardness aspects whether form nutrition education opportunity political advancement things implemented concern united nations populations regard ending empire completion task metropolitan countries regard something forced upon conscious effort modem policy health
ISR 1960 158 158 hungry can expect africans impressed feats space age many people still illiterate expect mother african village elated advance medicine world sees children suffering trachoma tuberculosis malaria must understood natural suffering degradation remembered new free peoples people can build future remember past people live brooding past must invest energy ability future speak health
ISR 1960 434 434 span time-lag generations share knowledge need science technology century available industrially advanced states must made available freely fully new nations towards solution acute economic social health problems united nations specialized agencies devoting ever attention crucial problems particular twin instruments expanded programme technical assistance special fund skills know-how freely shared nations different health
ISR 1960 1720 1720 humiliation discrimination lot withstood never gave hope national independence individual dignity desert israel bloom long exile trees cover judean hills marshes drained rocks desert marshes malaria trachoma characterized country came back united nations two-thirds majority took decision resolution establishment jewish state called upon arab population country arab states implement decision peace health
KHM 1960 2961 2961 poor weak ones truly disinterested spirit solidarity aim propaganda subversion super-great powers carry peaceful competition finest noblest sphere activity line think assistance peoples victimized hunger epidemics convulsions nature now volume assistance given under-developed countries proportion neither population poverty need yet determination efforts build future deserts cases assistance measured value countries pawns health
LBN 1960 1454 1454 world indeed whole world end colonialism already sight next aim human progress ending mass poverty deprivation misery world great majority inhabitants earth suffer hunger ignorance disease lack even barest necessities life will continue accept sufferings long already know misery immutable help modern science technology can will improve conditions life will strive health
LBY 1960 2917 2917 purposes nevertheless regrettable france spite friendly pleadings protests condemnation appeals united nations persisted carrying first atomic tests heart africa africa profoundly shocked condemned acts dangerous health wounding dignity peoples independent states shall continue voice vigorous protests attacks integrity africa defiance unanimously expressed will peoples united nations part shoulder responsibilities regard acts health
LBY 1960 2994 2994 vast funds expended armaments race profitably devoted cause peace greatly aid exploration world’s natural resources serve raise standards living populations mercy scourges mankind poverty ignorance disease libyan delegation like avail opportunity express appreciation efforts made united nations shape technical assistance combat scourges thus help improve lot victims situations representing latent threat health
LKA 1960 2000 2000 peace refer need stop arms race stop discontent dissatisfaction exist spread rapidly world particularly under-developed areas asia africa latin america caused presence hunger want ignorance disease many social ills modern society two problems usually referred problems disarmament economic development main problems deal cynical course inexcusable view gravity present situation might inclined health
MAR 1960 263 263 enough wish make absolutely clear now anyone might think persuading us take sides pretext helping us better opposed idea war takes lives twice first result malnutrition caused war preparations broken disillusioned witnesses futile costly rivalries uncommitted countries particularly african peoples perseveringly seeking new forms association organization will enable tackle immense problems health
NZL 1960 2217 2217 progress often regarded separate secondary activity improvement living standards fact foundation united nations action establish enduring peace give many examples circumstances knowledge recent years world health organization come close eradication malaria means advised think correctly million people now alive died malaria eradication campaign extends problem keeping people alive increases quantity food health
NZL 1960 2222 2222 activity improvement living standards fact foundation united nations action establish enduring peace give many examples circumstances knowledge recent years world health organization come close eradication malaria means advised think correctly million people now alive died malaria eradication campaign extends problem keeping people alive increases quantity food required projects besides malaria eradication health
NZL 1960 2232 2232 enduring peace give many examples circumstances knowledge recent years world health organization come close eradication malaria means advised think correctly million people now alive died malaria eradication campaign extends problem keeping people alive increases quantity food required projects besides malaria eradication project hi world health organization extending period life health campaigns health
NZL 1960 2246 2246 eradication malaria means advised think correctly million people now alive died malaria eradication campaign extends problem keeping people alive increases quantity food required projects besides malaria eradication project hi world health organization extending period life health campaigns extends problem feeding people thus kept alive countries expectation life seventy years others thirty health
NZL 1960 2251 2251 correctly million people now alive died malaria eradication campaign extends problem keeping people alive increases quantity food required projects besides malaria eradication project hi world health organization extending period life health campaigns extends problem feeding people thus kept alive countries expectation life seventy years others thirty years possible vision right standard health
NZL 1960 2256 2256 died malaria eradication campaign extends problem keeping people alive increases quantity food required projects besides malaria eradication project hi world health organization extending period life health campaigns extends problem feeding people thus kept alive countries expectation life seventy years others thirty years possible vision right standard time without war conflict one health
NZL 1960 2410 2410 referring now less half much maybe healthier something something wrong common ground though progress made towards disarmament will adequate resources become available grapple effectively problems health food clothing forms social economic development propose say word two disarmament world expenditure armaments goes astronomically year year less two years ago annual sum spent health
NZL 1960 2653 2653 efforts better use miraculous change wrought mankind people said age miracles past within decade achieving just suggested age miracles progress made shall take risk fight disease battle survival mind disarmament major problem today smaller countries watched feelings increasing despair utter failure contending opinions protracted negotiations leading nowhere breakdown discussions among bigger health
NZL 1960 2889 2889 situation audience can see people spent twenty thirty forty years striving find others agree way think situation hopeless although seen great deal seen statesmen broken health broken mind find way agreement question prestige power stake else improved material conditions striven build people will remembered mentioned million people always hungry live shortened health
PHL 1960 2234 2234 literacy rates country asia set programme advanced education hundreds filipino students american universities policy anticipated fifty years present fulbright programme exchange students constructed hospitals stamped epidemic diseases built roads bridges developed agriculture industry permitted people full enjoyment civil liberties developed strengthened democratic institutions introducing english common law country enabled us fashion health
PHL 1960 2235 2235 rates country asia set programme advanced education hundreds filipino students american universities policy anticipated fifty years present fulbright programme exchange students constructed hospitals stamped epidemic diseases built roads bridges developed agriculture industry permitted people full enjoyment civil liberties developed strengthened democratic institutions introducing english common law country enabled us fashion legal health
POL 1960 2986 2986 war general complete disarmament view polish delegation auspices united nations special committee set study report basis available scientific data effects use nuclear weapons human life health world economy cultural heritage mankind committee composed eminent scientists various countries report widely circulated governments among citizens respective countries listened great interest proposal submitted president health
PRT 1960 2515 2515 minister based intervention will mention two examples deference foreign minister contrary allegation one hospital maternity facilities cabinda fact three hospitals one maternity centre sixteen auxiliary health centres laboratories contrary allegation port cabinda fact two ports third modem port planned none less ships eighty heavy tonnage called two existing ports understandable foreign health
PRY 1960 2176 2176 airports bridges buildings public works constructed two additional university departments opened well catholic university independent national university national university given full autonomy attention given public health malaria completely eradicated paraguayan worker enjoys social security benefits give peace mind operating normally programmes immigration settlement repatriation way now like digress unhappily obliged refer health
PRY 1960 2177 2177 bridges buildings public works constructed two additional university departments opened well catholic university independent national university national university given full autonomy attention given public health malaria completely eradicated paraguayan worker enjoys social security benefits give peace mind operating normally programmes immigration settlement repatriation way now like digress unhappily obliged refer two health
ROU 1960 1472 1472 downward trend going since actual solution problem foster industrialization less developed countries asia africa latin america modernize agriculture improve conditions populations expand system public education health protection enterprise great allocation huge financial resources become available result disarmament cover needs course imperative aid free political strings interference domestic affairs recipient countries granted health
ROU 1960 1596 1596 side resolutely without reservation enslaved peoples colonialism synonymous extreme national social oppression evokes image tens millions people sold slaves locked reservations concentration camps decimated hunger disease kept darkness ignorance colonialism means arbitrary splitting large territories abusive maintenance many states outside international life creation dangerous hotbeds disturbance conflict international plane bloody war health
ROU 1960 3509 3509 romania known one backward european countries undeveloped industry primitive agriculture economy subordinated foreign monopolies old regime life country characterized hunger poverty mass illiteracy high child mortality endemic diseases wrought havoc among population know experience disastrous results dependence foreign monopolies means political economic life nation foreign monopolies occupied many decades predominant position health
ROU 1960 3511 3511 one backward european countries undeveloped industry primitive agriculture economy subordinated foreign monopolies old regime life country characterized hunger poverty mass illiteracy high child mortality endemic diseases wrought havoc among population know experience disastrous results dependence foreign monopolies means political economic life nation foreign monopolies occupied many decades predominant position country hindered health
ROU 1960 3558 3558 predominant position country hindered economic development country plundered natural resources cruelly exploited industrious romanian people romania import almost machinery equipment required selling grains expense chronic malnutrition population romanian people took fate hands became master riches country began make use conformity interests economic potential country increased continuously national industry rapidly developing production health
RUS 1960 1291 1291 aircraft also instructive another respect shown danger peace presented network united states bases dozens states europe asia africa latin america enmeshed like deep-seated form acute infection living organism bases disrupt normal political economic life states upon foisted hinder establishment normal relations states neighbours indeed can question normal relations people neighbouring countries health
RUS 1960 2790 2790 working people lead miserable existence precisely colonies will find longest working day together lowest national income lowest wages highest illiteracy rate shortest life expectancy highest mortality rate among population need elaborate miserable plight million people still languish colonial bondage deprived rights archives united nations contain enough reports various united nations bodies health
RUS 1960 4185 4185 production yakut assr increased times komy assr times tatar assr times bashkir assr times family equal socialist republics former borderlands pre-revolutionary russia threatened depopulation result malnutrition disease transformed flourishing territories living standards risen throughout whole soviet union wages salaries workers employees differ republics soviet union like citizens ussr receive pensions health health
RUS 1960 4186 4186 yakut assr increased times komy assr times tatar assr times bashkir assr times family equal socialist republics former borderlands pre-revolutionary russia threatened depopulation result malnutrition disease transformed flourishing territories living standards risen throughout whole soviet union wages salaries workers employees differ republics soviet union like citizens ussr receive pensions health insurance health
RUS 1960 4210 4210 malnutrition disease transformed flourishing territories living standards risen throughout whole soviet union wages salaries workers employees differ republics soviet union like citizens ussr receive pensions health insurance benefits social benefits progress cultural development achieved soviet union’s national republics still striking known example revolution peoples kazakhstan central asian republics almost entirely illiterate health
RUS 1960 4753 4753 benefited national minorities russians ukrainians byelorussians nations comprising majority soviet union’s population proud experience former borderlands russia proved perfectly possible countries east away backwardness poverty disease ignorance within lifetime one generation rise level economically advanced countries now like turn examples illustrate colonialists fact carry civilizing mission colonies attainment independence former colonies health
SDN 1960 1955 1955 balance allocation funds africans facing sorts complex problems suffering serious shortage trained administrators technicians professionals africa badly needs right weapons fight militant enemies poverty ignorance disease peoples africa struggling better life larger freedom anxiously hoping receive international co-operation understanding struggle look forward receiving assistance fields assistance spring sense charity one motivated health
SLV 1960 607 607 tripartite organ take place secretary-general able act mr khrushchev’s stated intention basis unanimity executive organ responsible carrying decisions council general assembly thus infected innate chronic disease makes council almost inoperative veto order achieve end necessary amend charter unheard-of thing consecrate division world three sectors western communist neutralist believe urgent need amend health
TUN 1960 2640 2640 countries formerly foreign domination tends prove political liberation may constitute one stage road true effective emancipation emancipation fact enables formerly persecuted communities escape horror hunger disease ignorance experience congo us symbolic significance raised problem decolonization one complete instance aspects administrative political military economic social problem called urgent solutions gave tunisia opportunity health
TUN 1960 2718 2718 tunisian soldiers already congo made contribution dead wounded cause peace best country’s civilian technicians today making experience available task reorganizing administration security telecommunication services banks health service delegations asia africa latin america perfectly familiar economic social aspects national emancipation importance process decolonization awareness among communities third world extent gravity under-development well health
TUN 1960 2778 2778 statistical comparisons rather called costs man purpose furnish individual material support essential dignity free need hardly recall can true dignity physiological material want unemployment precarious health conditions ignorance need recall either connexion under-developed countries develop reasonably quickly international stability cooperation require foreign aid shape capital investment personnel essential aid duty far health
TUR 1960 1363 1363 agenda never divert us underestimating equal importance tasks confront united nations social economic fields concerted struggle member states higher standard living universal education improved conditions health welfare parts world efforts organization channels matter commands constant attention opening portion statement mentioned attainment self-determination constitutes characteristic trend times one can deny political independence health
URY 1960 218 218 struggle liberation many problems new nations call artificially contrived solutions assessment action appropriate facts social economic life uruguay succeeded eliminating illiteracy entirely dramatically reduced infant mortality proclaimed human rights according charter constitute essence human dignity created new progressive social system ready cooperate nations emerged colonial system offers help technicians educators scientists health
URY 1960 1739 1739 fruit toil enemies war must ceaselessly waged evils sufferings afflict mankind unexploited wealth soil subsoil nations harmful partisan rivalries dictatorships proclaiming right left hemiplegia seems disease century provide ample room missionary endeavour achievement indomitable spirit man limitless scope creative activity matter uruguay falter knows part play saying country countries america straight health
USA 1960 64 64 aspirations creating new world independent nations africa even producing new world ferment promise developing areas awakening humanity regions demands never make renewed attack poverty illiteracy disease side side startling changes technology also revolution brought forth terrifying weapons destruction future civilization must brought control workable system disarmament also opened new world outer health
USA 1960 913 913 may deem appropriate according ideas african nations one first purposes assistance consultation approval governments involved might establish staff maintain governments private agencies take over- institutes health education vocational training public administration statistics perhaps purposes institute appropriately located specifically dedicated training young men women vast region now called upon assume incredibly complex health
USA 1960 1062 1062 economic social development freedom areas particularly latin america asia middle east beyond must never forget hundreds millions people particularly less developed parts world suffering hunger malnutrition even though number countries included producing food surplus paradox allowed continue united states already carrying substantial programmes make surpluses available countries greatest need country also health
USA 1960 2440 2440 behalf mankind take task let us delude absence war alone sufficient basis peaceful world repeat must also build world justice law must overcome poverty illiteracy disease united states will join making mounting effort build structure true peace peace peoples may progress constantly higher levels human achievement means hand use wisdom energy health
VEN 1960 722 722 aspects disarmament deep concern venezuelan people also peoples world testing nuclear weapons tests step arms race also real immediate danger mankind increases radioactivity therefore endangers health development present future generations conclusions united nations scientific committee effects atomic radiation perfectly clear subject country therefore strongly resumption tests quite apart problem connected disarmament health
VEN 1960 1550 1550 progress operation pan america concerted effort american countries will undertake measures improvement housing community facilities educational systems training facilities programmes designed assist small farmer public health etc meeting also decided fund social development set administered mainly existing mechanism inter-american development bank purpose fund will support efforts latin american countries employ efficiently health
VEN 1960 1978 1978 manifestations spirit unity social justice reigns venezuela today next years will years orderly development venezuela’s economic resources development together extensive programmes carried fields particular education health housing political harmony prevailing country will help strengthen position venezuela community nations demonstrate clearly states geographical region throughout world done progress freedom far conflicting can health
ZAF 1960 1908 1908 africa frequently attacked alleged conditions bantu people live country connexion time quote extensively ilo reports authoritative works shocking conditions peasants working classes india living prevalence disease malnutrition larger cities also scheduled areas yet spite conditions existing country indian delegation effrontery past years also accuse south africa conforming precepts set article charter health
ZAF 1960 1909 1909 frequently attacked alleged conditions bantu people live country connexion time quote extensively ilo reports authoritative works shocking conditions peasants working classes india living prevalence disease malnutrition larger cities also scheduled areas yet spite conditions existing country indian delegation effrontery past years also accuse south africa conforming precepts set article charter effrontery health
ZAF 1960 2932 2932 replying debate congratulated mover motion described draw attention words remarkably well-informed speech come another aspect according survey made well-known royal institute international affairs rate infant mortality iraq one highest world ascribed mainly malnutrition article london newspaper stated baghdad exists worst poverty world article goes say perhaps quarter million people live crude health
ZAF 1960 2939 2939 attention words remarkably well-informed speech come another aspect according survey made well-known royal institute international affairs rate infant mortality iraq one highest world ascribed mainly malnutrition article london newspaper stated baghdad exists worst poverty world article goes say perhaps quarter million people live crude straw shelters shacks made old tin cans health
ZAF 1960 3473 3473 superfluous referred number countries view conditions existing right accuse south africa denying nonwhite peoples fundamental freedoms set article charter include higher standards living social services health education services statistics show respects far done south africa per caput bantu population country african continent go say according available information statistics seen personally bantu health
ALB 1961 381 381 part soviet union socialist j states conclude peace treaty germany j bear full responsibility division germany resurgence revanchist militarism west germany latter’s transformation dangerous focus infection heart europe lying deep inside territory german democratic republic occupied western powers west berlin become hotbed provocations german democratic republic socialist countries turned veritable powder health
ALB 1961 1981 1981 nazi invaders popular revolution first time became truly free master destiny liberation people’s republic albania backward agricultural country heel imperialist concessionaires medieval oppression hunger illiteracy malaria now thanks tireless exertions people brotherly assistance soviet union socialist nations making rapid progress towards prosperity building socialism already agricultural-industrial economy third five-year plan covering health
ALB 1961 2090 2090 superior obtaining liberation unemployment non-existent since illiteracy unknown compared now five times many physicians agricultural experts twenty-five times many engineers figures will doubled even tripled malaria endemic diseases completely eradicated comprehensive social security system provides workers dependents services require free charge net increase population grown per per i960 words doubled believe health
ALB 1961 2092 2092 liberation unemployment non-existent since illiteracy unknown compared now five times many physicians agricultural experts twenty-five times many engineers figures will doubled even tripled malaria endemic diseases completely eradicated comprehensive social security system provides workers dependents services require free charge net increase population grown per per i960 words doubled believe highest index health
BGR 1961 2432 2432 create war psychosis menace socialist countries atomic bombs hypocritically protesting measures taken security threatened truly unparalleled hypocrisy preparing involve mankind thermonuclear war make pretence concerned health three years ago nuclear weapons tests discontinued preceded prolonged appeals ussr peace-loving states unilateral discontinuance tests soviet union full completion projected prepared programmes explosions united health
BLR 1961 190 190 poisoned minds people inculcated spirit militarism chauvinism lad racial hatred towards peoples byelorussian people well know result dearly peoples pay failure arrest time spread fascist infection brought endless calamities untold suffering millions men women grass still time grow graves fell battlefields world war ii wounds yet healed hearts mothers forces imperialism health
BOL 1961 687 687 excessive optimism future peace presence conflict interests ever-increasing sharpness tone accompanied deployment forces involving even adoption unilateral decisions effect nuclear tests shall resumed great danger health safety peoples agreement reached good will good faith clear moment perhaps result unforeseeable factors situation can turn disaster even try cling hope last moment theory health
CAN 1961 831 831 canada test explosions believe shared peoples everywhere take strongest possible exception present succeeding generations exposed actions states danger radio-active fall-out know radiation presents hazard human health learn extent consequences disturbed become view assembly world opinion place focus world opinion must insist testing nuclear weapons time come sufficient merely express concern record health
CHL 1961 567 567 every country whether large medium-sized small expenditure armaments inevitably leads international incidents well know astronomical sums now expended means destruction devoted combating hunger poverty ignorance disease contribute universal peace duty every country believe join concerted effort within body created forthwith find ways means speedily eliminating problems common delegations favourably disposed last health
CHL 1961 1424 1424 kennedy instrument governments contracting countries laid specific objectives economic development social progress next ten years undertook unite resources forces achieve purposes initiate land tax educational health reforms indispensable aspirations converted fact advantages great effort equitably distributed among people reach common man particularly needy sector united states part undertook substantially increase financial health
CMR 1961 1243 1243 will forgotten gratification delight delegation thinks valuable work united nations done continues people cameroon countries various bodies especially united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization stamping smallpox diseases yaws great blessing people next delegation wants register special thanks appreciation administering authorities united kingdom france great varied efforts made develop health
CMR 1961 1247 1247 delegation thinks valuable work united nations done continues people cameroon countries various bodies especially united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization stamping smallpox diseases yaws great blessing people next delegation wants register special thanks appreciation administering authorities united kingdom france great varied efforts made develop cameroons socially economically politically health
CMR 1961 1986 1986 delegation attempted classify causes contributed present tension far world peace concerned delegation feels spite continued remarkable achievements united nations far promoting world peace eliminating deadly epidemic diseases starvation original propelling force good will brought indispensable world organization regrettably deteriorating delegation believes representatives know uncertainty beclouding future true great powers chosen play health
CMR 1961 1987 1987 attempted classify causes contributed present tension far world peace concerned delegation feels spite continued remarkable achievements united nations far promoting world peace eliminating deadly epidemic diseases starvation original propelling force good will brought indispensable world organization regrettably deteriorating delegation believes representatives know uncertainty beclouding future true great powers chosen play game health
COD 1961 2184 2184 economic life time therefore come take stock consider length convalescence decide remedies administer months years come study remedies formulation plan economic financial social administrative national health government like united nations give priority plan worked approved decided put effect next five seven ten years will easier tell much assistance will needed year health
COG 1961 2122 2122 african tornado will stop can done confine damage will cause nationalists angola cabinda given hope working portuguese government want replace order take struggle illiteracy infant mortality racism poverty disease portugal able profit time lessons united kingdom france might able today impose reforms unfortunately seem quite date new independent states africa spirit health
COG 1961 2125 2125 stop can done confine damage will cause nationalists angola cabinda given hope working portuguese government want replace order take struggle illiteracy infant mortality racism poverty disease portugal able profit time lessons united kingdom france might able today impose reforms unfortunately seem quite date new independent states africa spirit understanding displayed france health
CRI 1961 950 950 manufactured numbers stocks available considered adequate permit attempt terrorize world exploding nuclear devices daily several days regardless fact radiation caused canadian delegation already pointed affect health peoples delegation wishes remind assembly arguments advanced months ago support appeal made morocco african countries france called upon refrain carrying nuclear tests sahara basis arguments health
CRI 1961 1229 1229 victims ambitions cloaking attractive banners decorated symbols ideal important thing repeat begin task extricating under-development work hard costa rica firmly resolved put end poverty ignorance disease know titanic struggle must able rely deep understanding co-operation united nations enthusiastically welcomed united states alliance progress plan will great help us achieving goal demands health
CYP 1961 529 529 world serious cause anxiety deep concern sudden resumption nuclear testing atmosphere soviet union followed by_ underground testing united states implies increased danger harm human life health resumed testing ominous sign regression endeavours towards disarmament peace three years ago positive step forward taken agreeing moratorium nuclear tests time since elapsed instead progress health
CYP 1961 607 607 weapons increase intensity radius destruction enough destruction weapons already existed worse still evil involved nuclear tests extends beyond aggravation dangers war causes actual harm life health radio-active fall-out fall-out particularly strontium-90 carbon-14 cumulative long period years reckoned will take less twenty-eight years per cent fall-out disappear consequently every new test adds health
CYP 1961 677 677 awareness dangers nuclear testing january petition signed scientists forty-four countries addressed secretary-general united nations asserted test nuclear bomb increases quantity radio-active fall-out thereby causing harm health people throughout entire world threatening normal development coming generations situation since deteriorated result present series explosions since breaking moratorium september one harmful effects radio-activity causes health
CYP 1961 760 760 cancer effects nuclear tests stark reality brings sharp focus enormous gap scientific progress moral retardment utter confusion leads immediate cessation nuclear testing imperative impossible allow health people irreparably harmed united nations paramount responsibility act unanimity upon issue ensure permanent discontinuance nuclear tests see permanent agreement made made soon effectively banning ever health
ECU 1961 356 356 live freedom fear right freedom fear mean feel free imminent threat new war also able lead lives freedom threat hunger poverty slum living conditions ignorance malnutrition borderline hunger someone called cruel realistic frankness today divides mankind two erasing frontier vital task confronting governments statesmen politicians today united nations also duty bring health
EGY 1961 207 207 man’s fallibility blind spot man’s otherwise brilliant mind grown along over-all growth particularly discernible last months therefore still vanquish beast war make war war poverty disease ignorance tyranny succeed victorious world community nations will learn far better done today work hand hand organization must cease actual fact divided become indeed united health
EGY 1961 1169 1169 respects countries rest world efforts made results accomplished regard already quite satisfactory although shall africa work look infinitely efforts results relate great part fields economy health culture and-will outlined commented upon detail delegation part due course government expressed clearly large policy position regarding various problems mentioned present submission shall therefore waste health
EGY 1961 1545 1545 part immense contribution canal arab management international navigation trade contribution far greater previously made traffic progress represent imaginary real anything can navigation suez canal perfect health let world political zionism fool anybody away reality let sell us clear sky artificial storm exist god knows enough storms world beyond little cups world health
EGY 1961 2322 2322 sub-soil water intense training agricultural technicians guiding agricultural workers productivity agriculture lot engaged definitely substantially improved countryside villages farms every effort made provide educational facilities health care potable water better communications furthermore natural order regulate irrigation efficiently adequately accomplish much-needed extension arable land various projects undertaken various others planned rastan dam health
GAB 1961 153 153 perhaps never confronted alarming situation future humanity lives millions human beings terrible stakes race produce even murderous weapons human genius devoted exclusively fight poverty ignorance disease devising instruments death imperil existence planet nation great small matter bloc belongs matter political ideology spared conflict instantly become global consider say think expressing will health
GAB 1961 233 233 firmly convinced small nations cherish peace need international agreement order build economies educate peoples thirsting learn build schools hospitals decent housing equip growing industries combat disease finally achieve full emancipation can make decisive contribution struggle peace even small number inhabitants size territory can great moral stature citizens noble sense international solidarity health
GAB 1961 662 662 mow people dying nation finally free destroying whole villages flame-throwers let us hear portugal’s civilizing mission four centuries portuguese occupation per cent population illiterate infant mortality rising year year portuguese reluctant leave country possess four-fifths cultivable land soldiers demobilized become landowners time put end exploitation black man colonialists intolerable valuable elements health
GIN 1961 3388 3388 satisfy foreign interests interests peoples spite immense wealth taken africa wealth nourishes one part world ensures economic prosperity populations still unjustly subjected tragic consequences under-nourishment disease ignorance community mankind therefore must make economic development countries end development seek one will provide means satisfying many social needs peoples fulfilling legitimate aspirations opposed health
GTM 1961 1356 1356 nations guatemala believes one urgent problems awaiting solution throughout world especially latin america problem economic social development well known extremely low levels living hunger poverty disease afflict masses every continent breeding grounds political instability infiltration doctrines prejudicial democracy evils consider great praiseworthy effort made united nations regard believe activities must increased health
HTI 1961 645 645 unfortunately every side horizon darkened densest clouds ever seen earth today longer merely question blaming world belong defects economic social organization responsible part poverty ignorance disease lot mankind affliction psychologically terrible physical privation descended upon us like punishment affliction fear fear engendered monstrous power destruction deliberately employed whatever purpose whether boundless health
HTI 1961 965 965 level seem fact disappeared victims saddest materialistic philosophy ever known science thus seem become number one enemy planet now last instead using exclusively eradicate poverty disease dream employing destroy twinkling eye riches treasure accumulated centuries stubborn toil countless generations men profound anxiety weighs upon leaders world’s great democracies grips public opinion health
HTI 1961 1355 1355 signatories charter united nations organization american states proclaim principles profess faith individual freedoms condemn abuses human person seek noble end deliverance men peoples poverty ignorance disease fear however organization american states came signing san francisco charter time certain apprehensions beginning emerge seems guided motives age colonial intercourse ideas holy alliance engendered health
HTI 1961 1483 1483 fathers america indeed must carry revolution mean must import revolution take copy another country must carry context american scene better destroy poverty illiteracy ignorance slums disease president francois duvalier said enemies people government responsible leader social political democracy duty pursue relentlessly look problem haiti realistic guidance executive legislature constitutionally share power health
HTI 1961 2203 2203 task best ability pray god help us make sixteenth session fruitful one let us best justify confidence sent us plead cause man may freed hunger disease poverty ignorance fear health
ISR 1961 2121 2121 usual diatribe representative saudi arabia help wondering worry less countries worry state affairs arab population israel challenge arab country match progress universal free compulsory education health services economic welfare rate employment standards living status women enjoyed arab citizens comprise per cent population border incidents cause unfortunate loss life another regrettable result health
LAO 1961 1248 1248 might remained pious hope royal highness prince norodom sihanouk deserves respect gratitude laotian people today though clouds extent cleared sky cease-fire uncertain future full doubts infection spread wound entirely healed may moment reopen fester country extricated struggles around without delay made free independent neutral country protected outside interference aligned group powers health
LBN 1961 1397 1397 moral element birth man even something divine humanity may say herd whose rate growth can fixed according pasturage available moreover malthusianism way explaining cycle wars epidemics dubious one event used justify new kind massacre innocents attack god’s work problem sacred rights man whether born unborn can best stated asking can increase health
LBR 1961 1627 1627 humanitarian character submit pressing explosive problem great cooperative movement organization must undertaken help developing much needed skills providing capital planning massive assault poverty ignorance hunger disease bilateral multilateral approaches necessary magnitude task united nations developed countries increase contributions technical assistance special fund like bodies enable finding effective solution problem economic development health
LBY 1961 1489 1489 states shocked decision soviet union surely entitled challenge wisdom opportune ness severely condemned shall continue condemn french nuclear experiments sahara africa earnestly deplored danger represented health inhabitants contempt displayed dignity independent states without shirking responsibilities must protest nuclear tests especially liable poison even environment human race lives libyan delegation hopes final health
LBY 1961 1620 1620 crucial problem disarmament colossal amounts spent insane armaments race used greater effect t promote cause peace help raise level living many peoples suffering blights hunger disease ignorance possibilities united nations greatly enhanced adequate resources thus united nations consolidate admirable efforts improve living conditions suffering humanity allow express gratitude attention given libya health
LKA 1961 3311 3311 underground nuclear tests immediately abandoned appreciate fact nuclear testing viewed isolation many interrelated complicating factors causing world tension tests must cease cause international tension prejudice health mankind affect even kindliness nur human environment situation allowed continue cold war argument however inevitable situation may appear within framework war can justify continuance think health
MAR 1961 835 835 nuclear weapons mass destruction obviously continual threat mankind enormous sums pointlessly consumed armaments year instead used raise economic social levels many countries help banish hunger disease ignorance money also help increase economic social prosperity protagonists whose aspirations well-being yet entirely satisfied also help assume moral responsibility respect under-privileged countries give international health
MYS 1961 987 987 testing thus ending short-lived honeymoon three-year moratorium renewal nuclear testing serious set-back quest disarmament major cause aggravation international tension acceleration armaments race also grave threat health lives world’s population interest mankind future generations earnestly urge nuclear powers immediately exert efforts towards reaching effective ban nuclear testing record geneva talks reveal areas health
NPL 1961 3084 3084 us time also problem another kind urgency minimized except great peril world peace mind economic social needs vast section mankind somehow feeling problem struggle poverty disease ignorance different parts world received much attention received nations world spending billion armaments found difficult even get together hundred million dollars expenditure development economies backward health
NZL 1961 302 302 will fail us resumption nuclear tests great shock new zealand member states especially respect tests currently conducted atmosphere utter contempt world opinion dire hazards world health add infamy injury began negotiations treaty ban tests still proceeding just meeting statesmen non-aligned countries opinion government treaty ban tests enforce ban international supervision must health
PAK 1961 366 366 nuclear tests every problem situation might constitute threat maintenance peace leaves room reflection discussion negotiation adjustment resumption nuclear tests constitutes present operative progressive danger human health welfare continuation human life upon earth president kennedy reminded assembly day 1013rd meeting test ban negotiations need await general disarmament talks urge therefore two items health
PAK 1961 1137 1137 mind economic social needs vast section mankind intensity problems increasing daily efforts hitherto assembled deal inadequate progressively falling behind problems race ahead crucial struggle poverty disease ignorance thousands millions afflicted ills becoming increasingly conscious privations stress called upon endure small fraction monopolizes enjoyment fat things fruits earth access infinite bounties knowledge health
PAK 1961 1361 1361 concerns way serving god rendering thanks al bounties material moral spiritual let us take heed devise speedily adequate measures meet vast seemingly unlimited need destitution disease ignorance time ferment devouring madness consuming destroying field calls application nuclear energy purpose curing ills afflict humanity sorely leading sunshine health prosperity knowledge wisdom glad health
PAK 1961 1382 1382 seemingly unlimited need destitution disease ignorance time ferment devouring madness consuming destroying field calls application nuclear energy purpose curing ills afflict humanity sorely leading sunshine health prosperity knowledge wisdom glad note words late secretary-general introduction add.l annual report work organization general assembly will proposals initiated scientific advisory committee endorsed economic social health
PHL 1961 563 563 created anxiety distress world course statements body delegations informed assembly alarming increase intensity radio-active fall-out recorded countries since resumption atmospheric tests known radio-active fall-out endangers health life mankind adequate protection far devised radiation universally recognized hazard human life us must convinced perilous consequences nuclear testing become scourge mankind therefore join delegations health
PRY 1961 978 978 focusing attention economic social problems constitutes important advance towards overcoming difficulties confront us countries will lead renewed endeavours governments peoples resulting substantial reforms taxation agriculture health education united states america promised considerable increase technical financial assistance preparation execution short- term long-term national development plans campaign waged every region evils economic social health
PRY 1961 1225 1225 together strong tie economic co-operation tangible evidence way present generation hemisphere approaches great problems day one hand alliance progress will enable peoples advance economic cultural health social fields hand latin american free-trade association gradually abolishing artificial frontiers duties tariffs order create united country purposes trade agricultural industrial products without shadow doubt health
RUS 1961 4148 4148 say governments western powers want honest co-operation us try cheat put soviet union position inequality hypocrisy cry raised western capitals harmful effects nuclear tests human health obviously mile amazing made discovery precisely decision conduct nuclear weapons tests taken soviet union people now carried away studied compassion human beings concerned pollution atmosphere health
RUS 1961 4702 4702 complete disarmament since conclusion separate agreement cessation tests solve main problem removing threat nuclear war used certain circles achieve aggressive aims general complete disarmament preserve health mankind save life deliver threat bombardment destructive death-dealing nuclear weapons position ussr matter nuclear weapons tests set forth detail memorandum subject soviet government submitting general health
SOM 1961 242 242 thousands tons destructive weapons arsenals deplorable astronomical sums money inestimable amounts human energy spent manufacture diabolic weapons instead humane measures social services abolition hunger illiteracy disease manifestations economic poverty less developed countries world current session general assembly united nations will examine perennial problem disarmament hope general assembly particularly great powers concerned health
TGO 1961 735 735 countries secondly large sums longer spent armaments countries used bring substantial increase assistance under-developed countries concern concern young emerging states conquer outer space overcome hunger disease ignorance aptly pointed assembly friend minister foreign affairs senegal 1012th meeting sincere speak saving mankind nuclear tests must ended without delay merely ultimate end tests health
TUR 1961 1208 1208 prevail among arab neighbours hope maintain friendly relations importance international issues faced today make us overlook basic problems affect directly life individual human beings struggle disease poverty illiteracy struggle preserving human dignity must continue forefront preoccupations last decade source economic cultural social development opened new avenues international co-operation much done field health
URY 1961 1194 1194 truly members international community basic solidarity among human beings reason origin nature destiny highly developed nations natural legal duty come aid brothers fighting handicaps poverty disease ignorance irreparable mistake western world belong allow revolutionary process inexorably advancing parts world go exploited now blocs nothing lose play trump card duty westerners final health
URY 1961 1284 1284 alliance progress view securing peoples freedom within framework democratic institutions better fairer levels living accelerating economic social development ensuring adequate remuneration labour eradicating poverty illiteracy disease struggle justice struggle peace appropriate place within organization even sceptical mind results achieved past fifteen years regarded furthering cause peace united nations done period perhaps health
USA 1961 992 992 geneva others secretly preparing new experiments destruction tests polluting atmosphere deterrent weapons guarded accidental explosion use doctors scientists stand ready help nation measure meet hazards health inevitably result tests atmosphere halt spread terrible weapons halt contamination air halt spiralling nuclear arms race remain ready seek new avenues agreement new disarmament programme health
USA 1961 1333 1333 body every corner world benefit peace mysteries outer space must divert eye energies harsh realities face fellowmen political sovereignty mockery without means meeting poverty illiteracy disease self-determination slogan future holds hope nation freely shared capital technology help others help now proposes officially designating decade s united nations decade development framework resolution health
ZAF 1961 2005 2005 unfit respect social medical services housing education south africa per caput non-white population spends considerably state whole continent africa approximately five six times particularly applies health services baragwanath hospital serves bantu coloured population johannesburg environs largest best equipped continent africa fact ranks among best world wards operating theatres beds available patients health
ZAF 1961 2278 2278 co-operation fama foundation mutual assistance africa south sahara body giving mutual assistance many occasions year willingly acceded requests african states territories supply vaccines remedies animal diseases world famous onderstepoort veterinary research institute done also cases african country concerned taken actively hostile attitude towards south africa south africa played leading part ccta health
AFG 1962 1054 1054 international organizations industrially advanced countries facts show developed countries progressing greater speed toward brighter horizon less developed countries although struggling hard still suffering poverty ill health undernourishment lack education help assistance bilateral multilateral arrangements necessary help developing countries attempts reach higher standards living want emphasize launching united nation’s development decade important health
ARE 1962 220 220 date accepted principle governments united states united kingdom soviet union share secretary state external affairs canada wish date cessation tests earlier meanwhile concern dangers humanity’s health future posed continuance nuclear arms experiments unfortunately confirmed report united nations scientific committee effects atomic radiation submitted session assembly parallel economic report effect experiments vie health
ARE 1962 246 246 future posed continuance nuclear arms experiments unfortunately confirmed report united nations scientific committee effects atomic radiation submitted session assembly parallel economic report effect experiments vie health report cheerlessness speakers enlarged sure still others will enlarge topics put clear outline relevant facts figures showing high heights human folly reached field armament feverish health
ARG 1962 238 238 quicksand nothing lasting can built reason must guided willingness compromise mutual understanding respect tolerance realization fallibility past geographical spiritual isolation nations kept ravages war hunger disease localized certain areas today one world together shall triumph perish must also guided debates feeling common destiny ominous happy everyone let us now look main health
AUS 1962 48 48 well-known career public service national international executive judicial proclaim eminent fitness also place great responsibility requiring much arduous attention labour australia expresses confidence respects wishes health strength perform many duties country mr president pakistan active membership organization throughout period since admitted served unef congo forces served uncurk committee information non-self-governing territories health
AUS 1962 1843 1843 took action prevent congo becoming scene armed clash outside intervention foreign powers prevent disturbances spreading wider conflict also humane objectives saving human lives limiting destruction disease also giving people congo chance establish government administration undivided congo whatever criticisms may made events last two years whatever problems still remain solved whatever frustrations health
BFA 1962 2421 2421 undertakes defend sacred principles justice freedom wherever may threatened independence accident can tempt us complacency thoughtlessness independence deliberate conscious us magnificent instrument reason infected childish illness independence consist sin fraternizing recklessly indiscriminately everyone without reflecting whether involved positive international cooperation irresponsible propaganda world responsibilities limited enter relations country unless ready co-operate health
CAN 1962 918 918 weapon tests gravest concern members united nations government maintains firm opposition nuclear weapon testing two reasons first convinced continued testing poses ever increasing danger human health shall say presently secondly ultimate security mankind weakened strengthened testing matter considerations may lead major powers undertake nuclear tests effect can accelerate make even perilous health
CAN 1962 1102 1102 issue prospects general complete disarmament will dim indeed can must resolve differences field fulfil obligations mankind general assembly clearly express sense revert now hazards human health created nuclear testing second comprehensive report united nations scientific committee effects atomic radiation brings danger clearly following statement quote scientific report effective measures prevent occurrence health
CAN 1962 1261 1261 another question disarmament deserves high priority bur deliberations seeks remove means waging war acting secretary-general emphasized annual report need eradicate basic causes war poverty famine disease economic social work united nations goes along quietly always receive public attention deserves yet success raising living standards less developed areas expanding stabilizing world trade health
CHN 1962 758 758 reversing trend towards wider differences levels living rich poor countries add l p launched world community interests billion people still struggling free thraldom poverty ignorance disease success depends cooperative action nations must contribute share responsibility have-not nations must map strategies formulate plans development country world content stagnate backwaters pre-industrial age underdeveloped health
COG 1962 1414 1414 industrialized countries constantly improving under-privileged countries seem threatened automatic deterioration today financiers bankers seem regard technical economic assistance longer charity dictated morality process construction necessary health prosperity former colonial powers realizing responsibilities end granted us political independence now entering second phase must strive enable obtained freedom make use within framework better health
COL 1962 1192 1192 united nations will continue seek ever-increasing success achievement lofty purposes benefit mankind preservation peace fulfilment juridical political tasks united nations improvement international co-operation organization economic health cultural scientific fields enthusiastically supported colombia explicitly stated objectives government’s policy economic development essential condition achievement maintenance social well-being objective paramount importance preservation peace together health
COL 1962 1286 1286 measures promote economic development recommended economic social council measures constitute balanced harmonious plan designed meet tremendous needs world field fact convinced reform social structures improve health educational housing conditions broad masses people will contribute decisively creation conditions favourable maintenance peace colombia gladly welcomed financial aid competent international organizations economic social development health
CUB 1962 797 797 nation’s supplies build stocks chiefly agricultural commodities export expand international trade necessary preparatory stage future industrial development transform entire structure character under-developed economy add public health measures give country privileged position continent fundamental achievements education policy now enables us say among things pride deep satisfaction continent swarming uneducated people continent countries health
CYP 1962 357 357 started field well factor towards creating sorely needed climate confidence two sides treatment vital subjects among constructive achievements session one little importance concerted attack poverty disease illiteracy launching united nations development decade another agreement principles disarmament negotiating forum also unanimous resolution question bolzano leading friendly hopeful negotiations italy austria final solution health
CYP 1962 1780 1780 question continued nuclear test race aware constitutes gravest threat human life perfects extends destructive power nuclear weapons preparation war also causes immeasurable harm human life health increasing radiation levels according predictions specialists hundreds thousands persons will suffer agonizing death leukemia forms cancer result bomb tests already carried atmosphere thus certainty thousands health
DNK 1962 711 711 developed countries growing widening gap will jeopardize foundation peace impression generally realized aim assistance developing countries help develop natural human resources order win struggle hunger disease illiteracy education core technical assistance education produce quick results must backed efforts accelerate early phases capital formation developing countries denmark regards technical assistance international task health
ECU 1962 90 90 looking events historical perspective said extraordinary frankness general assembly 1125th meeting enormous technical economic efforts made conquest outer space made wellbeing mankind many problems underdevelopment disease poverty solved addition still potential danger outer space used purposes mass destruction mr stevenson’s statement strong probability agreement reached area goes much alleviate growing anxiety health
ECU 1962 479 479 free voluntary action sovereign states political expression historical period closing called balance power spheres influence era come accept increasingly policy international cooperation formerly confined penal health matters era now drawing close relations states viewed association era tends towards constitution international community free states idea association carries idea means end means consolidating health
GHA 1962 1568 1568 document economic consequences disarmament well objective studies subject impressive evidence size resources can readily converted military civilian use devoted provision aid developing countries eradication hunger disease illiteracy poverty hand equally true eradication hunger disease illiteracy poverty must wait upon disarmament evils contribute international tension threat peace acting secretary-general repeatedly pointed gap health
GHA 1962 1576 1576 impressive evidence size resources can readily converted military civilian use devoted provision aid developing countries eradication hunger disease illiteracy poverty hand equally true eradication hunger disease illiteracy poverty must wait upon disarmament evils contribute international tension threat peace acting secretary-general repeatedly pointed gap rich third two-thirds mankind much serious ultimately much health
GIN 1962 4628 4628 conflicting political interests vast inequalities divide world poor highly industrialized nations century merely over-production perfecting techniques great scientific discoveries also recurring famines leprosy record infant mortality rates ignorance world space vehicles also world urgent need ploughs wheelbarrows-and lorries world space travel also world villages buried jungles deserts world atom great human health
GIN 1962 8797 8797 co-operate africa effectively manner increasingly suited realities needs continent also like thank unicef special way substantial efforts made towards meeting tremendous needs confront us field health rather receive lengthy encomiums expressions gratitude think two assistance bodies will justifiably proud knowing four years independence increased number hospital beds tenfold thus demonstrating assistance health
GIN 1962 9171 9171 will expression uplifting conscience peoples condemn without making distinction retrograde forces retarding systems backward philosophies carry within viruses impotence irresponsibility one may denounce famine ignorance disease just one may denounce war regression pious attitude based negation certain fatalism far concerned choice made progress forms justice peace happiness solidarity people choice positive health
GRC 1962 251 251 must nevertheless admitted unfortunately grounds tranquillity optimism questions great international importance remain solved even nearer solution feeling international crisis tending become permanent become sort endemic disease feeling rather crisis causes expression antagonism exists two worlds one declares wishes impose ideology social system defends attack spiritual heritage shown continues show practical worth health
HTI 1962 1262 1262 international agencies linked organization appreciation services rendering governments task vast proportions confronts united nations assistance under-developed countries disinterested effective assistance will free bondage hunger ignorance disease course one entertains illusions concerning weaknesses organization weaknesses result number internal contradictions us member states secure elimination work continuous strengthening foundations organization paraphrase jules romains health
IRN 1962 1050 1050 us even forcibly immense possibilities continually opening mag use scientific technical knowledge skills good ends consider much constructive work still needs done rid world poverty disease wonder anew man’s tendency apply skill knowledge towards destructive ends will years ahead see increase international tension ever-increasing threat destruction will years progress towards man’s health
IRN 1962 1148 1148 efforts concentrated execution economic social projects measures coupled vigorously pursued programme land reform designed ensure social justice provide better standards living better education improved standards health people order carry projects allocated resources carefully made substantial cuts non-development expenditures certain developing countries iran reached stage execution development programme need long-term capital easy health
IRQ 1962 2922 2922 even small part huge amount billion annually consumed armaments spent development underdeveloped countries may reasonably hope eliminate forever world within foreseeable future age-old scourges poverty disease ignorance glad soviet union proposed item entitled economic programme disarmament important aspect soviet proposal economic programme disarmament will depend upon conclusion treaty general complete disarmament health
IRQ 1962 2995 2995 developing countries last session general assembly unanimously adopted resolution xvi calling united nations development decade first time decided make concerted attack upon age-old problems poverty disease ignorance plight under-developed world wrote times london august forcing attention leading industrial western nations years giving aid asia africa south america slowly realized far gap health
IRQ 1962 3344 3344 status means privileged position agricultural mineral products associated members common market privileged position common market’s manufactured goods associated states development fund changed means assisting developing health education associated states productive investment enhance capacity supply raw materials shows common market endeavouring promote system neo-colonialism different content old type imperialism words attempt establish health
JAM 1962 448 448 race can brought end immediately refer nuclear testing one wish halt experiments purpose advance peaceful uses atomic energy great powers asking us put threat life health indeed eventual survival human race atomic fall-out useful purpose perfecting destructive weapons war government supports proposal ban tests air surface ground water come effect january health
JAM 1962 803 803 advanced countries complaints heard time time burden demand under-developed countries technical assistance long-term loans grants heavy demands complained represent however evidence enormity problems poverty illiteracy disease countries removal conditions organization agencies dedicated view united nations agencies appropriate channels international economic aid reach developing nations reason government also welcomes general assembly resolution health
JAM 1962 1213 1213 stated restated needs emphasis intolerable small farmer primary producing country toil ten twelve hours day year round find earnings insufficient maintain family even minimum standard health nutrition time international schemes stabilizing prices major primary products especially tropical products introduced submit duty united nations take initiative now promoting schemes doubt whatever mind health
JAM 1962 1214 1214 restated needs emphasis intolerable small farmer primary producing country toil ten twelve hours day year round find earnings insufficient maintain family even minimum standard health nutrition time international schemes stabilizing prices major primary products especially tropical products introduced submit duty united nations take initiative now promoting schemes doubt whatever mind government health
JAM 1962 1512 1512 urge upon assembly fresh approach made problems international community let us deal areas conflict nations spirit humility readiness compromise let us look ills poverty starvation disease afflict majority people world spirit generosity can succeed new approach problems united nations concrete definitive results will flow deliberations shall indeed make seventeenth session general health
JOR 1962 1344 1344 powers represented geneva talks realize full well outcome efforts depends upon agreement major powers case us big small can speak language boat meantime imminent peril health security human race can appeal immediate discontinuance nuclear tests enough bombs already blow us bits pieces overriding purpose can testing serve one proud achievements united health
LAO 1962 1447 1447 good immense amount work done man bring mankind end fabulous sums money spent develop techniques collective suicide diverted towards fulfilling purposes charter combating hunger ignorance disease country wishes stress will continue give support within limited means peoples fighting freedom colonialism whether overt covert thrives ignorance humiliation weaker peoples must disappear face health
LBN 1962 523 523 nations development decade resolution xvi will next ten years able advance project consists secretary-general said mobilizing accumulated experiences resources mankind full scale sustained attack poverty disease hunger illiteracy add.l p according results inquiry made commissions established purpose world population roughly divided follows million people well fed million underfed million hungry us health
LBR 1962 1466 1466 people incredible actions continued defiance resolutions united nations pursuit iniquitous policy apartheid enactment stringent laws deny africans fundamental rights require attention action united nations drastic diseases require drastic remedies delegation will support firm action stop senseless drift one can understand reluctance non- african communities central southern africa give special privileges now health
LBR 1962 2056 2056 era world affairs new vision greater imagination can make united nations one world’s great forces peace usher long period greater development victory scourges poverty ignorance disease lack vision imagination may well cause us perish earnest hope spite complexity problems deliberations session will bring solutions lessen tensions start us road assuring international health
LBY 1962 1966 1966 threat existence mankind enormous sums expended armaments advantageously cause peace used achieve noble purposes charter helping improve lot two-thirds human race still suffers scourges poverty disease ignorance soviet delegation certainly happily inspired grateful proposing consideration session economic programme disarmament past years united nations resolutely continued efforts alleviate difficulties afflict large proportion health
MDG 1962 1106 1106 classes will providing malagasy children education nation-wide drive promote co-operation initiated government resulted concerted action complete eradication illiteracy even remotest corners malagasy bush matter public health serious tropical endemic diseases dying areas malaria leprosy completely eradicated madagascar grateful valuable assistance provided world health organization demographic curve population one highest world presents health
MDG 1962 1110 1110 children education nation-wide drive promote co-operation initiated government resulted concerted action complete eradication illiteracy even remotest corners malagasy bush matter public health serious tropical endemic diseases dying areas malaria leprosy completely eradicated madagascar grateful valuable assistance provided world health organization demographic curve population one highest world presents increasingly acute social problems health
MDG 1962 1113 1113 drive promote co-operation initiated government resulted concerted action complete eradication illiteracy even remotest corners malagasy bush matter public health serious tropical endemic diseases dying areas malaria leprosy completely eradicated madagascar grateful valuable assistance provided world health organization demographic curve population one highest world presents increasingly acute social problems every year although health
MDG 1962 1123 1123 illiteracy even remotest corners malagasy bush matter public health serious tropical endemic diseases dying areas malaria leprosy completely eradicated madagascar grateful valuable assistance provided world health organization demographic curve population one highest world presents increasingly acute social problems every year although now concentrating weighty problems internal reorganization malagasy republic remain indifferent health
MEX 1962 101 101 affirmed supremacy right might spoken peaceful settlement disputes respect fundamental freedoms human rights self-determination peoples non-intervention domestic affairs international cooperation raise levels living combat poverty disease ignorance still afflict man every region planet rightly claim conduct governments keeping preachings representatives oral faithfulness loftiest principles daily belied conduct deeds action practice departing health
MEX 1962 427 427 united nations will survive crisis emerge stronger force peace restating faith united nations moved one consideration increasing tendency involve united nations process combating want poverty disease helping advancement developing countries add.l p order noble goals may attained necessary preserve peace freedom survival human species continuity history require arms race continuance will health
MEX 1962 1657 1657 radio-active fall-out causes grave damage present future generations considering moreover effects fall-out range beyond national jurisdiction state produces explosions encroach upon jurisdictions entailing serious peril health peoples mankind general considering nuclear thermo-nuclear weapon explosions dangerous manifestation arms race continued can outcome war decides call nuclear powers suspend nuclear thermonuclear weapon tests health
MLI 1962 135 135 consideration still awaiting solution maintenance world peace security certainly important matters important proper solution depend easing international tension co-operation among states general struggle humanity under-development disease poverty ignorance also difficult solve complex nature desire hegemony carefully nurtured certain powers distrust exists eastern western blocs climate created desire hegemony tills antagonism two health
MLI 1962 287 287 per year sum greater annual revenues under-developed countries put together right ask whether squander riches way truly appreciate opportunities able give peoples struggling inadequate means disease poverty ignorance view meritorious form competition rescue millions children women men africa asia latin america hunger illiteracy death republic mali firmly believes convincing proof nuclear health
MMR 1962 132 132 continues hold millions fellow human beings last desperate grip time man embarked initial stage exploration stars two-thirds fellow beings continue exist conditions hunger poverty ignorance disease paradoxes present-day world persistent unmitigated conflict time generally recognized exists ho alternative peaceful coexistence wholesale want world superabundance circumstances easy tempting become cynical united nations health
MNG 1962 1086 1086 country’s economy culture comparison total capital investment national economy increased times including increase twenty-two times capital investment industry times agriculture period capital investment development national health services culture increased fourfold result new branches industry fuel power mining wood-working construction forth set country recent years addition complete innovation introduced agriculture form mechanized health
MRT 1962 1682 1682 almost year ago president islamic republic mauritania said appeal now face futile competition time guides tortured world think two thirds mankind still suffering poverty hunger disease may instead help us bring peace men preserve common heritage 1056th meeting paragraph health
MYS 1962 2547 2547 prime cause discord conflict shrinking world evils long confined one particular country territory will felt throughout world made amply clear secretary-general annual report evils poverty disease hunger illiteracy lot two-thirds world’s population affronts human dignity intensifying menace stability governments aggravate tensions threaten international peace concluding remarks particular subject like make brief health
NER 1962 960 960 good mankind like behalf government people niger thank governments peoples france united states federal republic germany czechoslovakia israel kindness providing us material technical aid latest epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis plunged country grievous mourning remain convinced despite grave conflicts interest stand powers human reason will finally triumph selfishness pride peace will safeguarded world health
NLD 1962 243 243 enlargement security council particular economic social council latter possess one body world entrusted awesome responsibility facing problem insufficient progress improvement human condition peoples beset poverty disease know seriously hampered work still make membership eighteen devised bygone conditions efforts supremely important body frustrated refusal give adequate size scope shameful hard understand soviet health
NOR 1962 600 600 executive functions organization important step right direction taken last year unanimous designation s united nations development decade task now us launch full-scale sustained attack poverty disease hunger illiteracy now member nations live obligations failure bound serious consequences may even harmful effects future organization hand member nations meet challenge united nations participation health
NPL 1962 865 865 patient work long long time come nepal share view ban nuclear tests must necessarily coupled decision general disarmament banning nuclear tests achievement tremendous importance protect health well-being millions world now subjected hazards nuclear fall-out also first step towards creating favourable atmosphere success negotiations general disarmament disarmament question focuses bur attention another health
NZL 1962 187 187 us predicament secular institution shall say disarmament nuclear tests little later speech people new zealand expect expect conditions mankind can develop freedom unfettered poverty ignorance disease words fellow prime ministers commonwealth subscribed days ago conference london new zealanders believe put language fair deal just men new zealand established society without discrimination health
NZL 1962 1407 1407 treaty certainly welcome beginning man’s growing knowledge wealth give power destroy world time reach stars time wealth knowledge strength give mankind means remodelling condition abolishing disease hunger poverty ignorance new zealand welcomes decision designate s development decade know objectives decade can achieved means already disposal question applying right way proper ends health
NZL 1962 1593 1593 products export yet research application skill investment capital course hard work everyone country achieved living standards can regarded high used good part income develop national health education services housing land settlement industrialization public administration matters united nations going concern development decade new zealand’s experience fields may use countries will always readily health
PAK 1962 2887 2887 pre-investment survey technical assistance recently industrialization greatly benefited large number member states united nations family organizations extended substantial assistance efforts alleviate hunger reduce illiteracy overcome disease agencies provide special assistance stateless refugees underprivileged children throughout world rendering valuable service humanity shall now turn briefly problems general assembly direct special concern pakistan health
PER 1962 573 573 social progress better standards life larger freedom united nations development decade agree never history greater opportunities meet challenge since hold grasp moans eliminate progressively want disease build world free fear unfortunately growing capacity put unprofitable use competition becoming increasingly stubborn dangerous huge sums heedlessly spent preparing anticipating preventing appalling holocaust mankind health
POR 1962 3198 3198 facilities expanded year angola mozambique together new primary schools established twenty-three new high technical schools also created new teachers recruited let us see now figures health welfare services angola mozambique five large general hospitals ninety-five regional hospitals health offices -429 health posts health posts control leprosy maternity hospitals establishments control treatment health
POR 1962 3210 3210 high technical schools also created new teachers recruited let us see now figures health welfare services angola mozambique five large general hospitals ninety-five regional hospitals health offices -429 health posts health posts control leprosy maternity hospitals establishments control treatment specific diseases expansion education health welfare services gone hand hand economic industrial health
POR 1962 3213 3213 also created new teachers recruited let us see now figures health welfare services angola mozambique five large general hospitals ninety-five regional hospitals health offices -429 health posts health posts control leprosy maternity hospitals establishments control treatment specific diseases expansion education health welfare services gone hand hand economic industrial development construction hydroelectric health
POR 1962 3215 3215 new teachers recruited let us see now figures health welfare services angola mozambique five large general hospitals ninety-five regional hospitals health offices -429 health posts health posts control leprosy maternity hospitals establishments control treatment specific diseases expansion education health welfare services gone hand hand economic industrial development construction hydroelectric dams supply health
POR 1962 3225 3225 services angola mozambique five large general hospitals ninety-five regional hospitals health offices -429 health posts health posts control leprosy maternity hospitals establishments control treatment specific diseases expansion education health welfare services gone hand hand economic industrial development construction hydroelectric dams supply power establishment many new industries development agriculture proceeded proceeding fast health
POR 1962 3228 3228 five large general hospitals ninety-five regional hospitals health offices -429 health posts health posts control leprosy maternity hospitals establishments control treatment specific diseases expansion education health welfare services gone hand hand economic industrial development construction hydroelectric dams supply power establishment many new industries development agriculture proceeded proceeding fast pace connexion t health
POR 1962 3382 3382 newspapermen among representatives important respected organs international press news agencies wish assembly interested reading reports wish also stress fact ilo conducted survey territories indicated world health organization finished own-survey food agriculture organization united nations will shortly can anyone say territories freely open now revert point referred beginning statement crisis confidence united health
SDN 1962 2375 2375 projects public sector million improvements existing schemes million industrial projects private sector percentage distribution planned public investment follows per cent agriculture irrigation social services education health medical services housing etc transport communications industry public utilities others percentage distribution complete harmony nature economy needs people agriculture social services receive highest priority followed health
SDN 1962 2476 2476 secondly establishment basic industries use locally produced raw materials will substitute imported finished goods thirdly creation employment opportunities training labour development skills fourthly improvement education health services object creating cultural social environment capable meeting requirements new economic life fifthly continuation expansion scientific research experimentation order assess country’s potentialities determine possibilities utilizing health
TGO 1962 1177 1177 express profound conviction international peace security will truly guaranteed unless us great small rich poor band together wage war upon man’s real enemies poverty hunger disease ignorance health
TUR 1962 775 775 heard clear statement lord home last meeting standing proposals test ban add delay reaching agreement important question regrettable turkish government believes continued well-being humanity preservation health present future generations imperative conclude international treaty banning nuclear tests satisfactory system verification conclude remarks general question disarmament like reiterate belief piecemeal approach highly complex health
TUR 1962 1575 1575 less developed countries among important problems confronting world today world order nations can live real peace security can best created community nations successfully overcome poverty disease illiteracy existing striking disparity advanced less-advanced areas world conducive harmonious international relations aspire distress covers vast areas today can certainly eliminated era unparalleled technological advancement health
URY 1962 941 941 vain vast desert industrial cities belong world must abolish paradox political independence economic dependence luxury freedom yoke poverty world million people hungry million least suffering malnutrition continue exist stage civilization certainly neither novel revolutionary assert wealth earth created benefit mankind particular part part claims right nothing role incumbent upon administrative social health
URY 1962 1159 1159 injury real potential one consequently right enjoyed nuclear powers advancing arguments defence national security advance arguments opposition since government can neglect inescapable duty protecting lives health people placed care first indeed sacred obligation confidently hope substantial progress will made seventeenth session general assembly matters disarmament nuclear testing men like countries nothing health
URY 1962 1517 1517 good exclusive good international community involves duties responsibilities discharged must recognized words also deeds interests even higher national interests former exclude conflict interests state just health whole body conflict health members give many examples individual good gives way universal good process makes friendship co-operation nations possible fruitful one case particularly important health
URY 1962 1521 1521 community involves duties responsibilities discharged must recognized words also deeds interests even higher national interests former exclude conflict interests state just health whole body conflict health members give many examples individual good gives way universal good process makes friendship co-operation nations possible fruitful one case particularly important relates one interests consider health
AFG 1963 1650 1650 role helping bring men fruits modern science industry various fields president enumerated among many different areas mentioned statement welcome heartily attention general assembly world centre health communications world health organization regional research centres advancement medical knowledge training scientists doctors developing nations particularly world-wide programme farm productivity food distribution touching subject special health
AFG 1963 1653 1653 men fruits modern science industry various fields president enumerated among many different areas mentioned statement welcome heartily attention general assembly world centre health communications world health organization regional research centres advancement medical knowledge training scientists doctors developing nations particularly world-wide programme farm productivity food distribution touching subject special importance country like health
ALB 1963 448 448 fine arts conservatory music etc three quarters students state scholarships month june year students completed higher education albania one first countries southern europe completely eliminated malaria scourge almost per cent population suffered liberation throughout country now exists network medical institutions categories beyond comparison pre-war facilities quantity quality institutions treatment entirely free health
ALB 1963 2046 2046 peace statement moscow treaty august government albania said government people’s republic albania thinks partial stoppage nuclear weapons tests partly meets wishes peoples extent reduce danger health moscow treaty august really hoax consequences life mankind serious well-known fact one aims mentioned order induce nations press prohibition nuclear weapons tests stop contamination atmosphere health
ALB 1963 2084 2084 aims mentioned order induce nations press prohibition nuclear weapons tests stop contamination atmosphere radioactive fall-out nuclear tests moscow treaty concluded purpose united states sign concern health peoples moscow treaty way guarantees prohibition nuclear tests even atmosphere outer space water contrary confirmed official representatives united states leaves three powers entirely free resume health
ALB 1963 2124 2124 confirmed official representatives united states leaves three powers entirely free resume testing everyone knows united states carried hundreds nuclear tests media without bothering effect human health may rightly ask nuclear powers genuinely concerned human health suspended nuclear tests three media decide prohibit liquidate actual nuclear weapons threaten human lives nuclear bombs health
ALB 1963 2133 2133 free resume testing everyone knows united states carried hundreds nuclear tests media without bothering effect human health may rightly ask nuclear powers genuinely concerned human health suspended nuclear tests three media decide prohibit liquidate actual nuclear weapons threaten human lives nuclear bombs toys fall can question protecting health sow death kill health
ALB 1963 2155 2155 genuinely concerned human health suspended nuclear tests three media decide prohibit liquidate actual nuclear weapons threaten human lives nuclear bombs toys fall can question protecting health sow death kill people real danger danger nuclear war just great moscow treaty necessary show talk protection human health true light reveal truth moscow treaty health
ALB 1963 2174 2174 bombs toys fall can question protecting health sow death kill people real danger danger nuclear war just great moscow treaty necessary show talk protection human health true light reveal truth moscow treaty concluded entirely different purposes course everyone knows united states already discontinued nuclear tests atmosphere outer space water time longer health
ARG 1963 446 446 concern fact almost one third decade elapsed still progressed beyond organizational preparatory period either regional world level forget under-development means hunger ignorance lack decent dwellings disease suffering millions human beings duty help trying place responsibility exempt others analytical studies show large part effort must come under-developed countries forge spirit national enterprise health
AUS 1963 613 613 economic aid field australia playing part aid palliative solution although emergency vital need blood transfusions healthy life can sustained indefinitely transfusions alone true economic growth health permanent self-regenerating must final resort depend sound basis trade development turn case developing countries depends adequate prices commodities australia will continue fellow members organization seek health
BDI 1963 1538 1538 bellicose patriotism multiplying wars origin lies doctrines racial superiority also serve cause colonialist expansion development imperialism chief cause fear economic insecurity fear losing prestige just disease disappears virus causing killed must order abolish racial discrimination change conditions grew eliminate racialism must give solid foundation feeling personal security question education western powers health
BEN 1963 1438 1438 view greatest people greatest state will one owns destructive bomb one first lands moon one understanding men nations one works hardest happiness mankind driving back disease ignorance poverty hunger dahomey country self-determination freedom believes human solidarity brotherhood wishes make modest contribution earnestly conviction may united nations prove fertile ground enthusiasm matters health
BLR 1963 35 35 world breathed sigh relief treaty banning nuclear weapon tests atmosphere outer space water signed august moscow news greeted joy people nations moscow treaty expression concern health mankind concrete proof co-ordinated decisions can reached among states interests universal peace victory policy peaceful coexistence alternative war peaceful coexistence become basic problem world politics health
BLR 1963 862 862 converted peaceful uses mankind will short space time effect gigantic reforms will improve living standards accelerate economic processes under-developed countries banish hunger poverty conquer insidious diseases open new prospects technical scientific progress delegation acts belief inevitability thermo-nuclear world war fiction disarmament problem completely solved states allowed conduct governed higher interests mankind health
BRA 1963 2068 2068 conceived however epoch tins doctrinal evolution yet fully crystallized united nations family long time occupied marginally problems industrialization given almost exclusive emphasis sectors agriculture public health true resources devoted industrialization shown increase recent years rate growth resources nevertheless minimal compared needs developing countries financial capabilities advanced nations clearly indicated advisory committee health
CHL 1963 982 982 resolutely intelligence shows us complexity problem also convinced must take positive action give full effect principles charter suspension even partial suspension nuclear tests will benefit health millions human beings preserve life planet face terrible danger radio-active contamination will also induce feeling relief men although atomic test explosion success far increased destructive health
CHL 1963 1133 1133 nations world without exception shall renounce instruments war devote achieving prosperity inhabitants globe armed peace contradiction sham fact treason crime future millions human victims hunger disease oppression misery must place united nations service peace peace service nations can attain tangible objectives means better conditions material spiritual living peace must reality figment health
CHL 1963 1653 1653 rights rather believe enjoyment rights signifies men women free express opinions beliefs members associations elect representatives time signifies men women must enjoy equal opportunities preserve health decently housed bring children trust general assembly will crown work many years adopting draft covenants human rights opposed discrimination forms enthusiastically participated preparation draft declaration health
CHN 1963 87 87 wipe life much planet yet nuclear energy capable mass destruction can also harnessed service man modern science technology opened vistas change progress stagger imagination conquest disease poverty clearly within reach despite crises upheavals refuse believe sanity reason will end triumph mankind destined extinction man use creative resources make world better safer health
CHN 1963 1073 1073 technology must made available peoples world living standards peoples emerging nations must improved less important maintenance peace security can lasting peace two-thirds mankind condemned hunger disease ignorance redeeming overwhelming majority world’s population sub-human conditions live united nations special responsibility united nations development decade programme launched last year attempt tackle problem integrated health
COL 1963 2238 2238 conflicting points view consider proposal represents satisfactory compromise therefore prepared support undeniable united nations will intensify activities field industrialization already done example fields education agriculture health obvious objectives proclaimed resolutions united nations development decade attained new bold measures will required increase capital available development programmes low-income countries reason delegation considers urgent health
CSK 1963 243 243 peoples world interests peace desirable states become parties treaty moscow treaty brings benefits countries immediate value lies fact prevents poisoning atmosphere water radio-active fall-out threatens health present future generations treaty shows given goodwill part states involved agreement can reached negotiation important current problems cherish cause peace rest satisfied success achieved duty health
DNK 1963 466 466 special military forces use united nations wider co-operation coordination field seem called regards financial difficulties hope hard thinking fifth committee solution can found re-establishes financial health organization welcome overwhelming support principle collective financial responsibility resulting fourth special session assembly may way thus shown member states even low capacity pay guidance nations health
DOM 1963 1168 1168 twentieth century dominican peasant like majority sister countries latin america still subject rigours permanent outdoor life work bedevilled system leads perpetuation poverty indifference towards ignorance disease exploitation illusions false promises succession candidates achieve power ignore promises put fulfilment indefinitely practical immediate justice worker fields whose labour present future dominican republic depend health
ESP 1963 1248 1248 give figures mention facts speak proud provide best definition spanish policy region africa spanish territories equatorial africa situated gulf guinea words one unhealthiest areas world malaria yellow fever leprosy sleeping sickness tuberculosis traditionally decimated enfeebled population yet spanish government’s public health policy urgent human terms important policy developed resulted death rate health
ESP 1963 1263 1263 equatorial africa situated gulf guinea words one unhealthiest areas world malaria yellow fever leprosy sleeping sickness tuberculosis traditionally decimated enfeebled population yet spanish government’s public health policy urgent human terms important policy developed resulted death rate spanish territories per comparison figure per areas tropical africa practically succeeded wiping sleeping sickness way health
ESP 1963 1294 1294 policy developed resulted death rate spanish territories per comparison figure per areas tropical africa practically succeeded wiping sleeping sickness way eliminating leprosy launched mass campaign malaria reduced hospital mortality per lowest figure africa organized exemplary strict sanitary inspection brought almost maternity clinic services standard surprising public health work resulted annual population health
ESP 1963 1297 1297 death rate spanish territories per comparison figure per areas tropical africa practically succeeded wiping sleeping sickness way eliminating leprosy launched mass campaign malaria reduced hospital mortality per lowest figure africa organized exemplary strict sanitary inspection brought almost maternity clinic services standard surprising public health work resulted annual population increase per cent health
ESP 1963 1315 1315 leprosy launched mass campaign malaria reduced hospital mortality per lowest figure africa organized exemplary strict sanitary inspection brought almost maternity clinic services standard surprising public health work resulted annual population increase per cent somewhat higher shown statistics areas parallel efforts ranking immediately next urgency education spain concentrated energies today fernando poo health
ETH 1963 1446 1446 protected greatest seeds confidence will fall barren soil stakes identical every one us life death wish live seek world men freed burdens ignorance poverty hunger disease shall hard pressed escape deadly rain nuclear fall-out catastrophe overtake us spoke geneva precedent head state addressing league nations neither first shall last head state health
GHA 1963 688 688 obstacles impeding progress disarmament negotiations dwelt length question disarmament matter great concern states especially developing states whose main preoccupation initial stage independence elimination hunger poverty disease conviction disarmament test ban agreement can effective embraces states members non-members organization exclusion people’s republic china agreement therefore unrealistic futile now becoming apparent obvious proper health
GHA 1963 2629 2629 problem sometimes seems developing countries unduly preoccupied problems world peace bound convinced objectives organization set article charter can attained atmosphere peace tranquillity prevalence poverty ignorance disease among two thirds world’s population poses challenge organization achievement real lasting peace will continue elude us long gap developed developing countries progressively widens us therefore health
GRC 1963 814 814 spirit conciliation goodwill always inspired foreign policy although understandably political action united nations times crisis focuses world attention organization remembered political crisis like sudden attack disease may sometimes result chronic ailment present instance poverty concomitant scourges unemployment illiteracy disease world distances steadily reduced political economic interdependence countries continents longer questioned pressing health
GRC 1963 827 827 times crisis focuses world attention organization remembered political crisis like sudden attack disease may sometimes result chronic ailment present instance poverty concomitant scourges unemployment illiteracy disease world distances steadily reduced political economic interdependence countries continents longer questioned pressing universal need abolition poverty herculean co-ordinating effort required united nations plays unique role health
HTI 1963 987 987 see underdevelopment kills nearly many people hurricane moving caribbean central america latin america asia africa simple illustration based statistics shows two thirds world suffer horrible disease cruellest can trouble consciences poverty concomitant privations world standard comfort risen high poverty causes course scrutinized microscope seen come surprising extent outside disastrous consequences economic health
HTI 1963 1156 1156 many countries plagued cause crisis nothing result lack co-operation possessors different means factors production hence economic system whose organs must function normally healthy also afflicted disease caused restrictions mentioned occur moral principle gives way selfishness people maintain man originally came world rich potentialities slight differences degree course poverty misery often united health
IND 1963 2262 2262 development strange world full paradox one side credit spectacular achievements limitless opportunity year brings exciting new possibilities within grasp side picture ugly one want hunger disease real enemies threaten make mockery man’s achievements war enemies long continuing one deeply entrenched much hope blizzard cold war subsides snow melts nature unveils buds health
ISR 1963 624 624 rapidly escalating arms race middle east gravely endangers peace stability area time consumes precious limited resources urgently needed lift large parts inhabitants depths poverty illiteracy disease basic theme assembly real alternative war peace road peace negotiation middle east well view compatible charter relevant united nations resolutions sovereignty states concerned present-day realities health
ISR 1963 1300 1300 indeed co-ordinate greatest challenge time admits single answer tackled broad front capital export trade manpower training agricultural reform industrial development improved social services particularly education health attention international agencies focused multiple needs let us hope men now assembled washington annual meeting international bank reconstruction development international monetary fund will devise fresh health
JOR 1963 902 902 seized disposed israeli authorities promulgation laws ordinances ensure expropriation immense property income exceeds million year reference made important aspects question palestine however issues symptoms original disease unless properly effectively treated will continue grow spread increasing danger united nations moral material resources command become unable settle question rightly equitably become indifferent settlement health
JPN 1963 229 229 local wars armed disputes berlin wall no-man’s-land dividing korea north south stark symbols cold war still continue exist ask enmity conflict hatred distrust incurable human diseases believe important thing us exercise patience work persistently lessen conflict dissolve distrust order eliminate long-continuing distrust desire must evidenced actual deeds however difficult complex problem health
KWT 1963 1126 1126 effective attainment objectives let us banish colonialism racial discrimination religious intolerance forms social economic injustice exploitation let us eradicate causes war discontent fight poverty ignorance disease wherever found manner world organization will able realize man’s cherished hopes peace justice prosperity health
MDG 1963 667 667 offer children social classes equal chances admission university madagascar addition conventional schooling government past two years conducting literacy campaign especially benefit rural community field public health worth repeating free medical care provided citizens madagascar like juncture thank world health organization unicef french government’s aid co-operation fund european development fund food agriculture health
MDG 1963 680 680 past two years conducting literacy campaign especially benefit rural community field public health worth repeating free medical care provided citizens madagascar like juncture thank world health organization unicef french government’s aid co-operation fund european development fund food agriculture organization united nations assistance fight certain endemic diseases malaria improving extending network hospitals health
MDG 1963 700 700 madagascar like juncture thank world health organization unicef french government’s aid co-operation fund european development fund food agriculture organization united nations assistance fight certain endemic diseases malaria improving extending network hospitals setting pilot areas nutritional education will play important role lastly social field proper government’s policy help workers first establishing basic health
MDG 1963 701 701 like juncture thank world health organization unicef french government’s aid co-operation fund european development fund food agriculture organization united nations assistance fight certain endemic diseases malaria improving extending network hospitals setting pilot areas nutritional education will play important role lastly social field proper government’s policy help workers first establishing basic health health
MDG 1963 726 726 malaria improving extending network hospitals setting pilot areas nutritional education will play important role lastly social field proper government’s policy help workers first establishing basic health services giving greater sense security concentrating creation socially adequate wage structure outline malagasy government’s economic social policy shows deep concern ensure better living conditions people health
MEX 1963 908 908 agreements effective measures required disarmament many years world public opinion expressed within outside united nations clamouring discontinuance nuclear weapons tests particularly poison atmosphere seriously imperil health life present future generations universal clamour extent heeded relevant resolutions general assembly extent carried gratified achievements congratulate members subcommittee discontinuance nuclear weapons tests eighteen-nation committee health
NER 1963 476 476 privilege able lay first foundations alas still many obstacles us will asking much international community call watch eliminate sources friction trouble spots many pockets cold-war infection one divided germany berlin wall still stands challenge spirit reconciliation unity people paying mad adventures leaders war world still bears scars suffers today kept outside health
NER 1963 698 698 bonds link us one side making tragedy divides peoples whose virtues hospitality tolerance know admire appeal rostrum harmony reconciliation negotiation atmosphere justice peace pockets cold-war infection obstacles peace explosive threatening found africa referring will realized apartheid mad adventure portugal desperately trying continue continent one fundamental positive factor peace without slightest doubt health
NER 1963 1019 1019 field action fairer distribution wealth planet abounds human solidarity means anything must measured effort great powers voluntarily make free vast majority world’s population poverty illiteracy malnutrition launching united nations development decade devoting attention application science technology development under-developed countries organization specialized agencies acted wisely well overlook brief survey effort solidarity requires health
NZL 1963 379 379 economic capacity make nuclear weapons tragic objectives treaty hopes raised progress jeopardized failure nations nuclear capability potential accept terms new zealand long concerned consequences human health nuclear testing atmosphere aware course hazards may exaggerated aware precise scientific knowledge lacking genetic effects radioactivity one point scientists agreed less people indeed living matter health
PAK 1963 2068 2068 world whole creation true international community organization made significant contribution liberation peoples nations faces great challenge economic field peace prosperity political stability world assured poverty disease ignorance continue afflict two- thirds mankind division world affluent north impoverished south makes conditions imbalance instability main problem poor countries poor resources lacking enterprise problems health
PER 1963 256 256 count like countries similar position collaboration industrialized countries collaboration indispensable peru progress beyond present level development overcome within reasonable space time worst ills bred ignorance disease poverty believe place speak matters entitled heard present case vital message convey charter signed san francisco recognizes legal equality nations lofty spirit beautiful language calls health
PER 1963 390 390 imbalances social injustice possibly expect brotherly relations among nations unless first develop within nation national brotherhood will emerge day guarantee every person inalienable right education health housing paid employment practical possibility satisfying least minimum needs regard expect solutions come entirely abroad aware obligations need discharge require help economy strong enough cope health
PER 1963 2738 2738 genuine trust important step forward taken nuclear test ban treaty signed moscow addition halting frenzied competition led conflict will also spare mankind effects radiation threaten health future generations legitimate satisfaction peru recalls position adopted delegation disarmament commission member body virtue membership security council time drew attention grave dangers tests constituted mankind health
RUS 1963 1917 1917 resources thrown winds arms race just nuclear fission releases gigantic forces disarmament release colossal human energies wealth might directed towards development economy science culture education health benefit nations last session general assembly soviet government submitted proposal concerning economic programme disarmament submitted draft declaration conversion peaceful needs resources released disarmament response made health
RUS 1963 2957 2957 gripped many years extent relaxed signing test-ban treaty begun breathe freely immediate practical result treaty end pollution atmosphere oceans outer space radioactive deposits harmful human health proof states different ideologies often contrary views many aspects international life found perform truly humane act nevertheless consider test-ban treaty broad historical perspective terms objectives health
RWA 1963 503 503 united nations constantly repeated countries quite capable making contribution world’s knowledge empty boast one great questions absorbing research workers cancer many years whether certain forms disease might caused viruses since makerere university uganda taking close interest solution problem experts believe research yield results happens anyone longer deny aid less developed countries health
SAU 1963 461 461 last ten years may give clear idea development country general budget million risen million expenditure national education risen million million say increased fifteenfold budget public health 1954was 3million l963 risen million figures include funds allocated construction schools medical centres like say education stages primary secondary higher completely free medical hospital services health
SAU 1963 552 552 large enough allow achievement road network kilometres addition kilometres roads kilometres railways already built together national responsibility towards people saudi arabia heavy international responsibility care health welfare hundreds thousands pilgrims arrive year time coming four corners earth fulfil religious obligations holy places islam face two heavy responsibilities saudi arabia spares neither health
SEN 1963 771 771 expulsion reservations encountered time now beginning discarded many friends one another specialized agencies united nations acknowledged right turn economic commission africa international labour organisation world health organization decided expel portugal various international conferences held year adopted resolutions exclude portugal one international conference education another united nations conference international travel tourism confronted health
SLV 1963 231 231 hours insensate folly awful threat world contemplates fear trembling arms race imposed force circumstances represents huge drain upon economies nations hindering solution long-standing problems poverty malnutrition ignorance like ancestral curse plagued humanity since origin high time men began thinking like men showed capable using great resources provided modern science technology meet health
SLV 1963 819 819 lands unfortunate complication beach-head established continent problem say substantial repercussions efforts american peoples governments making best ability eliminate sources social injustice raise living standards fight disease reduce illiteracy open new sources employment taking advantage extensive natural resources considerable reserve manpower countries americas finally succeed obtaining sincere effective co-operation aimed fostering development health
SLV 1963 856 856 considerable reserve manpower countries americas finally succeed obtaining sincere effective co-operation aimed fostering development efforts already initiated progress raise cultural technical level peoples well fight disease ignorance finally bear fruit day dawns shall able say pride america continent hope undeniable country can achieve development efforts without recourse foreign assistance present circumstances health
SLV 1963 1454 1454 time clearly specifies economic social development end means achieving well-being fundamental aim measures proposed achieve ends reflect economic growth rising productivity index social field improvement health education housing nutrition employment recreation mention significant careful study charter punta del este shows importance attaches health factor fact one delicate problems facing peoples necessary health
SLV 1963 1457 1457 economic social development end means achieving well-being fundamental aim measures proposed achieve ends reflect economic growth rising productivity index social field improvement health education housing nutrition employment recreation mention significant careful study charter punta del este shows importance attaches health factor fact one delicate problems facing peoples necessary deal time planning health
SLV 1963 1471 1471 economic growth rising productivity index social field improvement health education housing nutrition employment recreation mention significant careful study charter punta del este shows importance attaches health factor fact one delicate problems facing peoples necessary deal time planning economic growth social progress group experts organization american states planning economic social development latin health
SLV 1963 1500 1500 delicate problems facing peoples necessary deal time planning economic growth social progress group experts organization american states planning economic social development latin america determined improvements health conditions desirable essential prerequisite economic growth therefore must integral element meaningful programme region reason country considers money spent health care investment productivity factor expense yield health
SLV 1963 1519 1519 social development latin america determined improvements health conditions desirable essential prerequisite economic growth therefore must integral element meaningful programme region reason country considers money spent health care investment productivity factor expense yield investment increase capacity members community strengthen human factor production consumption goods services thus increasing wealth countries concerned sum can health
SLV 1963 1612 1612 even initiate reforms envisaged plan alliance progress best carry series projects reforms raise social economic level people like say words feel particularly important field public health social welfare study rates mortality infectious diseases malnutrition lack sanitation shows distressingly high indicated us need organize food production order satisfy basic needs population prevent health
SLV 1963 1617 1617 alliance progress best carry series projects reforms raise social economic level people like say words feel particularly important field public health social welfare study rates mortality infectious diseases malnutrition lack sanitation shows distressingly high indicated us need organize food production order satisfy basic needs population prevent export food products reducing domestic health
SLV 1963 1619 1619 best carry series projects reforms raise social economic level people like say words feel particularly important field public health social welfare study rates mortality infectious diseases malnutrition lack sanitation shows distressingly high indicated us need organize food production order satisfy basic needs population prevent export food products reducing domestic consumption national health
SLV 1963 1620 1620 carry series projects reforms raise social economic level people like say words feel particularly important field public health social welfare study rates mortality infectious diseases malnutrition lack sanitation shows distressingly high indicated us need organize food production order satisfy basic needs population prevent export food products reducing domestic consumption national health health
SLV 1963 1645 1645 malnutrition lack sanitation shows distressingly high indicated us need organize food production order satisfy basic needs population prevent export food products reducing domestic consumption national health plan provides guidelines government action covers following points constant health supervision isolated inaccessible villages effective campaign prevalent diseases particularly malaria first plan kind latin america health
SLV 1963 1655 1655 food production order satisfy basic needs population prevent export food products reducing domestic consumption national health plan provides guidelines government action covers following points constant health supervision isolated inaccessible villages effective campaign prevalent diseases particularly malaria first plan kind latin america demonstrates government’s interest protecting health people efforts also made improve health
SLV 1963 1663 1663 export food products reducing domestic consumption national health plan provides guidelines government action covers following points constant health supervision isolated inaccessible villages effective campaign prevalent diseases particularly malaria first plan kind latin america demonstrates government’s interest protecting health people efforts also made improve existing health services special support given scheme mobile health
SLV 1963 1665 1665 products reducing domestic consumption national health plan provides guidelines government action covers following points constant health supervision isolated inaccessible villages effective campaign prevalent diseases particularly malaria first plan kind latin america demonstrates government’s interest protecting health people efforts also made improve existing health services special support given scheme mobile units bring health
SLV 1963 1675 1675 action covers following points constant health supervision isolated inaccessible villages effective campaign prevalent diseases particularly malaria first plan kind latin america demonstrates government’s interest protecting health people efforts also made improve existing health services special support given scheme mobile units bring medical services parts country public health social welfare budget year health
SLV 1963 1682 1682 isolated inaccessible villages effective campaign prevalent diseases particularly malaria first plan kind latin america demonstrates government’s interest protecting health people efforts also made improve existing health services special support given scheme mobile units bring medical services parts country public health social welfare budget year represents per cent national budget percentage highly health
SLV 1963 1696 1696 demonstrates government’s interest protecting health people efforts also made improve existing health services special support given scheme mobile units bring medical services parts country public health social welfare budget year represents per cent national budget percentage highly significant highest ever achieved administration field field education literacy crusade launched salvadorian government barely health
SOM 1963 552 552 purge world shame apartheid forms racial discrimination complete agreement speaker uganda minority white government south africa diseased organ body politic organization alternative amputate diseased part infection spreads parts adjacent now seriously consider expulsion south africa organization specialized agencies far measures failed effective met country’s open disregard principles charter united nations strong health
TCD 1963 263 263 government’s programme discussed levels chad progressive party enthusiastically approved provided improvement material condition majority peasants bush workers towns improvement material cultural social well-being realm public health government’s aim increase number hospitals clinics maximum trade unions encouraged country function democratically side side government bodies thus worker becoming increasingly aware role basic element health
TUN 1963 968 968 industrial investment developing countries united nations action field investment international trade must encourage developing peoples aspiration well-being progress view human dignity requires mankind freed hunger disease ignorance noble purpose can achieved instituting social justice national international domain liberation peoples consolidation exercise full sovereignty independence one sphere opinion prime importance effects detente health
TUR 1963 329 329 will help eliminate possibility war breaking miscalculation encouraging step direction however unquestionably treaty banning nuclear weapon tests atmosphere outer space water consider prohibition tests harmful health present future generations positive first step towards halting armaments race turkish government welcomed conclusion agreement one first countries sign hope treaty will followed prohibition underground health
TUR 1963 1499 1499 taken sphere continuing disparity level living developed countries developing countries conducive establishment maintenance harmonious international relations active participation united nations struggle member states overcome poverty disease illiteracy paramount importance although exist today technical possibilities without precedent history rapid development less favoured areas earth many countries well known serious difficulties carrying development health
UGA 1963 808 808 racial inequality racial discrimination withdraw voluntarily since south africa proved recalcitrant persistently flouted resolutions united nations organization alternative excise become diseased organ body politic spreading infection parts adjacent heartening know request prime minister south africa high commission territories transferred south africa turned great britain doubt great britain fully realizes transfer act health
URY 1963 500 500 take thought make mind put end forever futile unprofitable strife fellow bend strength collective will conquest nature equitable distribution nature’s abundance among afflicted poverty hunger disease ignorance cry justice briefly philosophy truly love aspire sake president national council government mr daniel fernández crespo taking office spoke words general assembly parliament international health
USA 1963 1038 1038 every nation earth sea air concern every nation science technology education can allies every nation never man capacity control environment end thirst hunger conquer poverty disease banish illiteracy massive human misery power make best generation mankind history world make last united states since close war sent billion worth assistance nations seeking health
USA 1963 1164 1164 needs nations new markets four-fifths entire united nations system can found today mobilizing weapons science technology united nations decade development much can done world centre health communications world health organization warn epidemics adverse effects certain drugs well transmit results new experiments discoveries regional research centres advance common medical knowledge train new health
USA 1963 1167 1167 markets four-fifths entire united nations system can found today mobilizing weapons science technology united nations decade development much can done world centre health communications world health organization warn epidemics adverse effects certain drugs well transmit results new experiments discoveries regional research centres advance common medical knowledge train new scientists doctors new health
USA 1963 1170 1170 united nations system can found today mobilizing weapons science technology united nations decade development much can done world centre health communications world health organization warn epidemics adverse effects certain drugs well transmit results new experiments discoveries regional research centres advance common medical knowledge train new scientists doctors new nations global system health
VEN 1963 111 111 tests outer space atmosphere water treaty greeted nearly countries augury peace pleasure announcing venezuela affixed signature treaty sign shares signatories desire peace deeply felt mankind health international organization depends will peace spirit understanding displayed members without essential ingredients doors open anarchy path war swift existence nuclear weapons said often increases gravity health
YEM 1963 152 152 poverty ignorance free yemenis began struggle tyranny imamate beginning second world war realized independence thousands yemenis died became draconic calculation independence stagnation perpetual poverty illiteracy disease isolation meaningful civilization progress man yemen long far long stage scenes tyranny atrocities took place hundreds yemenis put dark terrible prisons spent lives without heard health
YEM 1963 639 639 going satisfactorily however republic’s work many fields slowed infiltration arms money outside continuation attacks republic new regime fully realized heavy responsibilities carries introduction new educational health systems inducement satisfactory measure economic growth complex problems simple solutions however look confidence future ability meet needs people look economic technical assistance united nations friendly health
YEM 1963 1303 1303 nations based people emotional drive hold firmly belief united nations different organizations member states particularly rid isolated prison condemned generations benefit world progress striving illiteracy disease poverty noble goals yemen arab republic stretches hand brotherhood nations world health
ALB 1964 2601 2601 time successfully facing attacks outside territorial integrity national independence country backward agricultural country albania now become industrial agricultural country making continual progress poverty unemployment illiteracy disease chronic ills under-developed countries eliminated albania want take much general assembly’s time like mention present industrial production country thirty-three times greater agricultural output doubled one health
ALB 1964 2653 2653 four inhabitants going school every year tirana university four times many students higher qualifications graduate produced fifteen years old anti-people regime throughout albania wide network health institutions established provide free services whole population standard living incomparably higher liberation national income times greater expectation life rose thirty-eight years sixty-five years country new health
AUS 1964 62 62 leaders now taking capable taking coming years fulfilment human destiny expressing congratulations sir office like take opportunity expressing wish behalf delegation secretary-general may early improvement health order able join labours like also join words welcome three new members malawi malta zambia also greet fellow members commonwealth nations look forward close friendly health
BEN 1964 389 389 sorrow never concealed hostility atomic bomb nuclear thermo-nuclear weapons always everywhere stated opposed dissemination atomic weapons increases danger war radio-active fall-out poisons atmosphere damages human health republic dahomey always consistently many occasions taken stand favour denuclearization africa continents bomb arm military dissuasion political persuasion others us object horror source terror perhaps health
BEN 1964 582 582 problem also become artisans science service peace human progress enormous amount wealth experience just alluded better utilized order banish half planet fearful spectre hunger poverty disease whole continents living bare subsistence level millions men caught grip disease ignorance constructive help free evils play part inauguration reign peace progress delegation dahomey feels health
BEN 1964 593 593 wealth experience just alluded better utilized order banish half planet fearful spectre hunger poverty disease whole continents living bare subsistence level millions men caught grip disease ignorance constructive help free evils play part inauguration reign peace progress delegation dahomey feels imperative first place member states scrupulous fulfilling obligation settle differences peaceful health
BLR 1964 2493 2493 many visible invisible chains dependence eliminating pernicious consequences colonialism putting economies sound basis raising material cultural levels living level living continues present extremely low hunger epidemics illiteracy still scourge many countries byelorussian ssr fully appreciates problems accelerating economic social progress developing countries eliminating burdensome consequences colonialism unjust international division labour republic health
CAN 1964 351 351 extent come increasingly wide area organize activities basis international co-operation scarcely area human concern brought within focus one international organization another joined concerted attacks famine disease illiteracy co-operated freeing flow trade capital begun mobilize resources affluent world support efforts developing countries made arrangements disseminating achievements science technology collaborated drawing charter human health
CAN 1964 1594 1594 united nations played must continue play enlargement world peace security world peace world prosperity know closely linked together climate world peace indispensable struggle poverty hunger disease waged effectively full mobilization resources command conversely assured prospect peace security world affluence poverty unevenly distributed now approaching mid-point united nations development decade object designating health
CMR 1964 1642 1642 recommendations approved conference also included one calling establishment new international machinery integral part united nations continue work initiated conference implement recommendations conclusions grounds asserting never disease submitted meticulous scrutiny many physicians experts special fields never prescription long detailed will remedy finally can longer claim ignorant disease scope gravity therapeutic measures applied health
CMR 1964 1662 1662 recommendations conclusions grounds asserting never disease submitted meticulous scrutiny many physicians experts special fields never prescription long detailed will remedy finally can longer claim ignorant disease scope gravity therapeutic measures applied concerned said beginning statement paralysis session general assembly stricken anxious see establishment new machinery part united nations deal specifically trade health
CMR 1964 1885 1885 arms race cold war corollary merely consequence basic imbalance international community can build balanced international community eradicate within nation composing causes instability under-development say poverty disease illiteracy surely least important view lesson history civilizations die injustice say inability distribute equitably fruits mankind’s achievement hoped co-operation will become keynote times otherwise seems health
DZA 1964 134 134 still remains done tension persists throughout world nations still waging fierce struggle obtain freedom men still suffering oppression see elementary rights spurned ignored poverty hunger disease still rampant vast areas world ignorance still lot overwhelming majority men addition misfortunes hangs us threat nuclear war fatal mankind now past problem world peace health
DZA 1964 594 594 still poorer widening gap two maintains aggravates imbalance help establishing conditions just peace human relations must built principle equality awareness solidarity men nations fight hunger disease ignorance concerns international community whole primary objective united nations united nations conference trade development recognized danger first positive step lead establishment international economic policy will health
ECU 1964 1200 1200 destructive purposes placed service peace civilization greater dignity well-being peoples world progressive satisfaction needs require prohibition manufacture use nuclear weapons ban nuclear tests baleful threat health existence human race celebrating today sixteenth anniversary universal declaration human rights wish happy occasion express fervent hope general assembly will succeed making necessary progress work health
EGY 1964 1350 1350 untold human financial resources devoted policy insanity blindness contribute perpetuation state cold war international tension people asia africa latin america engaged serious battle survival poverty disease illiteracy since inception united nations engaged almost continuously deliberations disarmament last round taken place within framework conference eighteen-nation committee disarmament geneva united arab republic member health
EGY 1964 1641 1641 maintenance state cold war directed instead towards alleviation man’s ills betterment standard living economic social cultural fields millions peoples globe still subjected appalling conditions poverty disease illiteracy indeed shame civilization twentieth century famine still cause death thousands people task maintaining international peace security experience proven depend finding political solutions solving territorial health
ESP 1964 763 763 action like refer example structural modification charter suggested days ago foreign minister brazil 1289th meeting whether suggestion adopted whether suitable solution found let us decide health organization requires intolerable period time type trouble divide us threaten us disintegration delegation accepts principle mandatory contributions defray cost peace-keeping operations deny idea voluntary contributions health
GBR 1964 85 85 events greatest figures time indeed probably better place anywhere survey problems dangers hopes world today thoughts anxieties directed outwards inwards looked united nations deal dangers diseases world can rightly turn us today say physician heal thyself organization created settle disputes become centre dispute within make excuse therefore speaking general debate world health
GHA 1964 1253 1253 think one safe saying apart arms race risk nuclear war greatest potential threat international peace harmony ever-growing disparity increasing wealth older countries staggering problems want disease illiteracy confront new nations material comforts haves anxieties have- nots growing gap affluence advanced countries privations developing countries problem can longer ignored affluent societies today health
GRC 1964 1159 1159 mediators personal representatives cyprus inspiration driving force whole united nations intervention cyprus affair acquired new title esteem gratitude member states untiring devotion arduous task neglected health fallen ill sincerely wish rapid complete recovery wish let opportunity pass without welcoming resolution cyprus adopted conference heads state government non-aligned countries held cairo october health
GTM 1964 2213 2213 world surrounded barbed wire tanks instruments war ready crush bloody brutality attempt rebellion sufficiently eloquent example martyred hungary two germanies separated gap centuries one progress health energy terror misery people ready escape hard life soon way open may appear strange unarmed peace-loving countries loyal purposes principles united nations meet together highest health
HUN 1964 2414 2414 assembly entirely impossible close statement united nations without commending secretary-general enduring good services annual report presented session efforts orderly effective functioning organization valuable wish good health successful activity connexion welcome address new member states malawi malta zambia delegation already extended congratulations 1287th meeting reiterating congratulations upon election mr president also wish health
IND 1964 928 928 resources energies instead fraternal assistance developing countries every nation thinking thought peace affliction war contribute even part expenditure arms new world fund relief many problems nutrition clothing shelter medical care affect many people peaceful altar eucharistic congress may anguished cry go forth governments world may god inspire undertake peaceful battle sufferings health
IRN 1964 1207 1207 extent outstanding success literacy corps iran secondary school graduates eligible military service given responsibility combating illiteracy distant rural areas led government launch similar schemes promote health development health development corps thus combine services literate conscripts knowledge acquired skills medical graduates engineers agricultural experts provide free medical care construction aid expert agricultural health
IRN 1964 1209 1209 success literacy corps iran secondary school graduates eligible military service given responsibility combating illiteracy distant rural areas led government launch similar schemes promote health development health development corps thus combine services literate conscripts knowledge acquired skills medical graduates engineers agricultural experts provide free medical care construction aid expert agricultural advice remotest health
IRN 1964 1299 1299 united nations rededicated faith renewed energy spirit great sincerity trust shall continue seek solutions many issues confront world peace shall succeed banishing world evils hunger disease illiteracy poverty indeed under-development confident heart hearts united nations world will surely must find salvation health
IRQ 1964 279 279 made solve urgent needs overwhelming majority humanity recognizing responsibility every developing country regard must underline important contributions advanced countries called upon make world-wide campaign poverty disease ignorance problem disarmament remains one difficult problems facing world eighteen- nation committee disarmament made appreciable progress since last year today situation dangerous potentially explosive ever health
ISR 1964 317 317 obstacles great way political conciliation least starting-point general interest universal agreement even domain lack proportion immensity tasks slow rate progress first generation mankind elimination poverty disease illiteracy become objectively attainable goal man now clothed power never previously held generate control energy fructify land conserve utilize water sweeten seas harvest desert open health
ISR 1964 362 362 water sweeten seas harvest desert open gates knowledge draw human family together close constant accessibility yet era potential abundance one-half world’s population million suffer under-nutrition malnutrition end century will million people fed world shows present sign adequately feeding one-half number also golden age expansion knowledge twentieth century experience dominated power reason health
ISR 1964 1439 1439 exhaust quest human dignity welfare awakening continents political freedom attended parallel liberation nations social economic ills behind new emblems sovereignty millions still languish squalor illiteracy disease men awaken learn can free every constitutional sense yet lose essence freedom throes famine want political inequality nations passes away new inequality comes fore reflected health
ISR 1964 1611 1611 mind bear problems raised memorable encounters advisory committee science development established geneva conference helped formulate plan immediate world-wide attack limited number especially urgent problems affecting nutrition health education water development united nations conference trade development held year israel delegation submitted proposals increasing flow capital new states liberalizing trade relationships favour developing health
ISR 1964 1612 1612 bear problems raised memorable encounters advisory committee science development established geneva conference helped formulate plan immediate world-wide attack limited number especially urgent problems affecting nutrition health education water development united nations conference trade development held year israel delegation submitted proposals increasing flow capital new states liberalizing trade relationships favour developing countries health
JAM 1964 165 165 peace-keeping subject uppermost minds relieved find shadow hung us recent months moment coming closer happy way found beloved respected secretary-general sure pray speedy recovery normal health bring great qualities mind heart great skill bear disagreements divided member states relative roles one organ another united nations maintenance international peace security times crisis health
JAM 1964 876 876 let us hope nations will take early steps reassure us intentions like developing nations jamaica anxious promote rapid rate development defeat common enemies hunger ignorance disease must provide continuing job opportunities continually rising standards living cur people recognize development meaningless unless seen schools houses diminishing unemployment improved living standards better health health
JAM 1964 901 901 disease must provide continuing job opportunities continually rising standards living cur people recognize development meaningless unless seen schools houses diminishing unemployment improved living standards better health society least able secure things urgent need increased supply investment capital terms can afford volume methods capital financing governed needs emerging development process principle regard health
KWT 1964 1251 1251 role united nations limited prevention war armed conflicts positive function build world new era basis ensure mankind better life compatible human dignity free poverty ignorance disease question general complete disarmament view government vital problem faces united nations world large fact survival mankind also prospects substantial economic development depend basically solution achieved health
LAO 1964 182 182 operations resolved way alternative involve risk profitless hazardous undertaking lead straight disorder anarchy also observed profound admiration worthy successor late lamented dag hammarskjold spared efforts health endeavours settle great tact political wisdom serious difficulties exist within organization elsewhere refer u thant respected secretary-general occasion wish express sincere wishes prompt recovery wish health
LAO 1964 706 706 piled high arms men will tempted use also favour total prohibition nuclear tests fact well known scientists established radio-active contamination arising nuclear tests atmosphere danger health generation also future generations establishment denuclearized zones prevention spread nuclear weapons abrogation military pacts elimination foreign bases will also receive support indeed much done matter health
LBR 1964 171 171 welcome organization new state malta gallant history meet momentous trying period history regrettable addition nuclear club must forget perennial problems beset developing countries poverty ignorance disease solution must found areas become cauldron violence hatred added complexity problems affecting peace stability world political developments south-east asia certain areas eastern mediterranean given cause health
LBR 1964 514 514 world future human race can display sense responsibility divert astronomical amounts now used arms productive cause permitting mankind cross frontiers hope free fear poverty ignorance disease wish make brief comment work united nations committee peaceful uses outer space eighteenth session general assembly urged solution found suggested guidelines future work committee quest health
MDG 1964 73 73 africa especially africa south sahara greeted election special significance since marks twentieth anniversary establishment united nations also like wish secretary-general complete recovery great emotion announcement illness aroused world shows importance role well affection respect held delegation like express mr sosa rodriguez gratitude admiration skill tact directed brought conclusion eighteenth session accomplished health
MEX 1964 188 188 message voice one optimism harmony also adjure peoples particularly whose greater power invests greater responsibility lend support campaigns carried jointly least simultaneously enemies mankind-poverty ignorance disease insecurity oppression injustice warlike fanaticism sterile remains world already ceased exist man achieved spectacular victories technology science conceivable succeed advancing political economic social spheres exalted health
MNG 1964 2215 2215 systems nations great small policy apartheid worst legacies colonialism great evil peoples african continent concerned imperialist powers anxious perpetuate racist regime republic south africa focus infection body africa will maintain continent state fever represent continuing threat international peace security mongolian people government strongly condemn policy apartheid believe high time united nations health
NGA 1964 661 661 production fissionable materials weapons purposes reduction military expenditures continue stress senselessness expenditure vast sums manufacture weapons destruction world half population still suffer ravages poverty hunger disease nigerian government believes whole many ways present detente international relations utilized push forward programme disarmament wish make solemn appeal concerned ensure golden opportunities will allowed health
NGA 1964 855 855 thirty-five african states irrevocably committed fighting regime apartheid finish stated assembly last year 1221st meeting architects mass oppression suffering neurosis fear duty friends help recover illness suffers complications even dangerous indeed disastrous portugal continued intransigence refusing comply resolutions general assembly chapter xi united nations charter challenge organization continue tolerate illusion vast health
NPL 1964 1951 1951 step forward international relations facilitating understanding economic problems juridical rights smaller weaker states among various problems faced organization touched upon immediate one facing us financial health united nations financial deficit faced organization well aware resulted inability far find satisfactory formula financing peace-keeping operations undertaken root failure arrive satisfactory solution problem course health
NPL 1964 1998 1998 satisfactory solution problem course divergence opinion among great powers regarding authority security council general assembly crisis present faced united nations therefore goes deeper restoring financial health organization course can also ignored exist financial deficit real hard money will needed remove prospects financial bankruptcy faced organization constitutional crisis political crisis faced organization health
NZL 1964 1142 1142 activities organization-economic development decolonization reminded wise observation mr paul martin canada world peace world prosperity closely linked together climate world peace indispensable struggle poverty hunger disease waged effectively full mobilization resources command 1294th meeting capacity evolution united nations dynamic approach evident economic social field field peace security fields united nations work health
NZL 1964 2148 2148 new zealand scientists given care good meteorological advice patience agency conducting nuclear tests french polynesia able avoid significant contamination inhabited islands early fall-out increase inherited disease cook islands miles prospective scene explosions new zealand might attributable fall-out proposed tests statistically undetectable may granted fact remains test series must contribute increase world health
PER 1964 874 874 culminated journey holiness paul vi india magnificent pilgrimage voices representatives greatest religions world joined message peace mankind’s desire armaments reduced resources applied relieving dereliction hunger disease suffered two thirds human race resumption general assembly opens immense field action many encouraging symptoms including ratification hundred countries treaty banning nuclear tests although unfortunately health
SAU 1964 111 111 personally behalf delegation express deep appreciation secretary-general able assistants commendable untiring efforts maintenance international peace security dedication u thant organization indeed become proverbial wish best health may continue benefit wise counsel tactful handling problems time entrusted organization reviewing agenda session becomes quite evident general assembly still preoccupied practically issues year year health
SAU 1964 1158 1158 analysis schedules country’s national budget increase year year shows clearly extent responsible government bending energies promote kinds constructive programmes whether social economic field pertaining public health education culture effect endeavouring turn new page ancient land efforts redoubled develop reinforce young state help citizens proud glorious past also see country occupies worthy health
SDN 1964 1622 1622 tranquillity congo peace sudan indeed peace world country vast good reason people called heart africa ailing hearts dangerous time running short must determined efforts restore health heart noted passing major problems facing world whole international peace cold war conflicts ideologies threat nuclear warfare lack human understanding absence sufficient goodwill among nations health
TCD 1964 169 169 dynamism devotion tact fulfilling increasingly arduous tasks entrusted organization difficult period twentieth century happy see back among us resuming difficult duties devotion courage wish better health government people chad embraced fundamental principles united nations charter amiss time many reasons anxiety world recall principles maintenance lasting peace world international security development friendly health
TCD 1964 274 274 principles seem even say seriously threatened series complex events world events provoked various crises increase spread nuclear weapons imperialism colonialism neo-colonialism unequal economic development ignorance disease poverty hunger afflict certain peoples even countries enjoy great prosperity opinion problems face find appropriate solutions delegation believes problems must find priority solutions bearing mind health
TGO 1964 213 213 bring agreement harmony among states promote peace universal brotherhood exchange ideas moreover since nations composed men organization concerns man essential element mankind waging struggle hunger disease ignorance united nations thus appears last hope mankind century confusion incoherence imperialism many forms hypocrisy indeed can anyone kill hope without bringing destruction intention stage health
TTO 1964 1007 1007 disappear description treaty unfortunately progress made instead world’s atmosphere polluted nuclear device detonated people’s republic china happily congratulate country government achieved breakthrough ceaseless struggle poverty disease illiteracy general human degradation however deplore event can serve add already high sum-total human wretchedness opening address mr president 1286th meeting implored us approach work health
TZA 1964 260 260 also welcome possibility utilizing resources thus saved constructive purposes vast sums used military expenditures major powers allies greater benefit used peaceful purposes world ravaged hunger disease ignorance want developing countries underprivileged groups within developed countries interest seeing vast military expenditures curtailed view delegation also question general complete disarmament linked maintenance deployment health
UKR 1964 2080 2080 accelerated economic social cultural development many peoples nations asia africa latin america come sharp conflict economic backwardness countries pernicious consequences colonial semi-colonial past poverty hunger disease mass illiteracy importance first united nations conference trade development ukraine took active part lay particular fact helped disclose true nature economic trade policies colonialism neocolonialism health
UKR 1964 2232 2232 will advantage developing countries striving utmost speed overcome inequality remedy world social situation eaten away social ulcers human suffering indeed half world’s population hungry suffering malnutrition many millions men women illiterate thus participate world knowledge many millions people stricken disease epidemics science already effective weapons continue rage strewing earth graves people health
UKR 1964 2246 2246 away social ulcers human suffering indeed half world’s population hungry suffering malnutrition many millions men women illiterate thus participate world knowledge many millions people stricken disease epidemics science already effective weapons continue rage strewing earth graves people thinking aloud social programmes developing countries find daring difficult realization since resources depleted plundered health
UKR 1964 2247 2247 social ulcers human suffering indeed half world’s population hungry suffering malnutrition many millions men women illiterate thus participate world knowledge many millions people stricken disease epidemics science already effective weapons continue rage strewing earth graves people thinking aloud social programmes developing countries find daring difficult realization since resources depleted plundered years health
UKR 1964 2341 2341 inequality level states economically socially culturally advanced countries country among firmly convinced now become feasible ensure progress eradicate evils economic backwardness poverty social inequality unemployment disease mass illiteracy problem make objective possibilities realities ukrainian delegation pleased note particular matters eradication illiteracy throughout world resolution xvii united nations action promote training national health
URY 1964 1747 1747 say struck first time delegation wondered meaning community giving conservative figures actual statistics must much harsher million members suffer real hunger another million suffer least malnutrition sense charity justice rebels intelligence rejects time nothing novel revolutionary assertion good things earth created benefit just section humanity section ignoring historical background claims right health
USA 1964 760 760 nuclear armament short span twenty years united nations also created versatile range international agencies surveying resources distributing food improving agriculture purifying water caring children controlling disease training technicians carrying research planning programming investing teaching administering thousands projects hundreds places quote charter peoples united nations may enjoy social progress better standards life health
USA 1964 818 818 million year brief life united nations also taken major strides toward creating open community science peaceful use atomic energy application technology industry agriculture transport communications health world-wide weather reporting system shared research many fields co-operative regulation growing list tasks life frequency allocation aerial navigation even discussed except assumption international co-operation organization health
VEN 1964 390 390 new explosions increase anxiety peace-loving peoples world feeling instead progressing moved backward along path coexistence universal hope man’s intelligence scientific resources will devoted combating cruel diseases creating better living standards greater educational opportunities discouraged fact order withstand aggression potential enemies so-called great powers allocate thousands millions dollars budgets cover growing expenditure health
ZAF 1964 2237 2237 coloured population groups towards attainment control interests dealt done large number bantu live homeland white south african nation opportunities offered respect employment education housing social health services preparing important role politically otherwise awaits respective homelands refrained statistics seldom carry conviction address kind perhaps useful refer fact commonly overlooked constantly condemn us health
ARG 1965 2089 2089 food production world food programme clearly solved outstanding problems conclusions fao published recent report may summarized follows within years large section mankind will lack adequate nutrition b increasing amount world’s food production will distributed normal channels owing insufficient purchasing power developing countries c essentially technological reasons result economic under-development domestic production health
ARG 1965 2903 2903 currencies ability obtain time obviously non-liquidity maintained purpose question reserve instruments used account situation outlined clearly shows living conditions million human beings afflicted poverty hunger disease illiteracy improved fact deteriorated furthermore social situation clearly gives rise political insecurity spreading throughout world thus efforts made secure international regional military protection aggression will health
AUS 1965 2435 2435 great contacts official personal peoples region think conscious needs countries region conscious way needs sometimes overlooked developing countries let give example personal experience visited national nutrition laboratories india seen done problems nutrition problems problems people enough eat problems poor people even small income know spend small amount order get greatest nutritive health
AUS 1965 2441 2441 think conscious needs countries region conscious way needs sometimes overlooked developing countries let give example personal experience visited national nutrition laboratories india seen done problems nutrition problems problems people enough eat problems poor people even small income know spend small amount order get greatest nutritive value food buy contrast problems nutrition health
AUS 1965 2466 2466 nutrition problems problems people enough eat problems poor people even small income know spend small amount order get greatest nutritive value food buy contrast problems nutrition one finds highly developed countries scientists sometimes worrying subject obesity problems people much eat rich food needs done bring attention world scientific community governmental private health
BEN 1965 899 899 reform enlargement required owing new balance forces will remain dead letter states still equivocal desire peace desire clearly expressed form effective general disarmament atomic terror disease century cure denuclearization partial renunciation atomic tests important step ever taken direction must followed without delay prohibition underground tests measures ban use atomic energy military health
BOL 1965 1581 1581 peasants free land people free participate sometimes bitter conflict ideologies battle continues yet free two million indigenous inhabitants ignorance must free large sections population endemic diseases malnutrition must free territory effects diversity magnitude establishing adequate economic infra-structure must free development plans complexities imposed upon diversity climates races must free productivity high health
BOL 1965 1582 1582 free land people free participate sometimes bitter conflict ideologies battle continues yet free two million indigenous inhabitants ignorance must free large sections population endemic diseases malnutrition must free territory effects diversity magnitude establishing adequate economic infra-structure must free development plans complexities imposed upon diversity climates races must free productivity high costs health
BOL 1965 1646 1646 extremist ideologies seek destroy lastly must free nation whole absurd intolerable land-locked position imposed upon armed aggression followed territorial mutilation ashamed tell truth accurate diagnosis disease first step towards health others blame bolivia’s condition furthermore fact receiving attention military junta governs country people whole crusade discipline work already progress chance assembly health
BOL 1965 1650 1650 lastly must free nation whole absurd intolerable land-locked position imposed upon armed aggression followed territorial mutilation ashamed tell truth accurate diagnosis disease first step towards health others blame bolivia’s condition furthermore fact receiving attention military junta governs country people whole crusade discipline work already progress chance assembly told truth bolivia under-development health
CAF 1965 404 404 present witnessing frantic nuclear arms race together proliferation arms contamination atmosphere huge sums spent well used improving lot two thirds world’s population live poverty ignorance disease hunger high time goal considered henceforth men fitting goal era nobler humanitarian word civilized painful though observations may cause reflection concern impel us inexorably towards health
CAN 1965 219 219 present time dispute kashmir war viet-nam maintenance strengthening peace-keeping peace-building capacity united nations disarmament containment nuclear threat finally means maintaining momentum international assault poverty ignorance disease begin saying government’s view primary concern general assembly must disputes moment disturbing international relations incalculable consequences world peace sobering reflection twenty years foundation organization intended health
CAN 1965 1970 1970 questions war peace must overlook connexion matters economic social circumstances preconditions order stability past twenty years witnessed awakening man’s social conscience start unprecedented assault poverty disease ignorance enough gap per capita incomes developing developed countries widening population explosion demands rapid increase momentum economic development debt repayment problems threatening programmes already launched health
CHN 1965 850 850 times will soon swept dustbin history newly independent peoples well peoples developing countries now come realize political freedom must sustained economic progress ancient evils hunger disease ignorance must fought overcome means available can improve lives problems economic development many difficult short-cuts easy solutions sound economic development first prerequisite sound planning comes health
CIV 1965 1257 1257 technical sense term also human level initiating developing complementary ideological cultural trends pooling aspirations faith mind let us now consider mean co-operation developed under-developed countries malnutrition low incomes extensive underemployment ignorance bad health conditions words general poverty economic sometimes political subordination result create vicious circle deprives developing countries hope ever achieving health
CIV 1965 1264 1264 developing complementary ideological cultural trends pooling aspirations faith mind let us now consider mean co-operation developed under-developed countries malnutrition low incomes extensive underemployment ignorance bad health conditions words general poverty economic sometimes political subordination result create vicious circle deprives developing countries hope ever achieving prosperity resources many cases countries although poor health
CMR 1965 228 228 wish admit sick world sick world peace sick peace disturbed peace threatened sick person cured must frank sincere diagnosis suffering world indeed mankind must diagnose illness must criticize must carry examination conscience will discover root causes ills intend show failure respect fundamental human rights fearful race towards weapons mass destruction complex health
CMR 1965 1816 1816 results obtained mid-point united nations development decade disappointing gap rich poor countries measures per capita income steadily widening expected life differed shockingly region region difference health standards disparities nutrition highest rates population growth found poor countries population question one greatest worries agricultural output increasing sufficiently particularly countries mouths feed assistance provided health
CMR 1965 1819 1819 united nations development decade disappointing gap rich poor countries measures per capita income steadily widening expected life differed shockingly region region difference health standards disparities nutrition highest rates population growth found poor countries population question one greatest worries agricultural output increasing sufficiently particularly countries mouths feed assistance provided developed countries multilateral health
CMR 1965 2413 2413 actions peace seek let us say loud mean peace prosperous nations tend identify security simply absence armed conflict also necessarily true peace framework human beings health spirit minimum well-being can thrive plenitude grandeur creator destined war enemy peace peace supreme good mankind enemies war contrast friends peace yes true peace just health
GAB 1965 936 936 world disarmament conference states invited whether members united nations gabon part considers generally speaking voice africa heard whatever level discussion world two-thirds mankind suffer hunger diseases modern medical science cure material means available sad discouraging note large smaller countries alike devote large part power resources manufacture acquisition armaments resources labour intelligence health
GHA 1965 2562 2562 accelerating economic development approach conference opposing teams members team working world progress prosperity ghana embarked seven- year development plan designed lay foundation socialist society ignorance disease poverty will forever eradicated social oppression will social economic justice guaranteed one pressing issues united nations seating people’s republic china security council general assembly often health
GRC 1965 552 552 expending efforts attempting contain liberation movements utilized resources better aiding newly independent nations mutual advantage struggle decolonization nearing end struggle achieve level material wellbeing education health necessary human dignity just beginning assistance required developing country may provided single country case will often appear seeking obtain preponderant influence assistance may provided two health
GTM 1965 820 820 materials can state guatemala will consequently welcome investments sister nations america knowing interested developing countries fully everyday may become capable giving peoples better life eradicating disease poverty ignorance accordance noble principles set forth charter united nations reason guatemala hopes governments capital-exporting countries will guide investors may adopt attitudes keeping principles mentioned health
HTI 1965 914 914 international co-operation bring new vigour impoverished economies like refer situation country similar unfortunate countries third world seeking general welfare people live threat macabre trio-hunger ignorance disease haiti among deprived countries western hemisphere high population density per square kilometre one lowest per capita incomes world country caught veritable economic tragedy struggling midst health
HTI 1965 1001 1001 constantly repeated first black republic american continent leader distinguished dr francois duvalier strengthened almost unanimous support nation carrying struggle far unsuccessful real enemies haitian people disease ignorance poverty condemn state affairs haitian chief state one messages people declared country want poverty illiteracy hunger slums rife place peace even peace grave indeed health
HTI 1965 1208 1208 meet critical painful situation reserves available quickly exhausted south south-east south-west north-west country president life republic haiti officially requested organization responsible country’s food department public health population urgent plan international organizations united states government continuation assistance stricken people industrial sector already forms small part economy fifteen years ago represented per cent health
IND 1965 2091 2091 treaty striven secure adherence countries also extension treaty cover underground tests well firmly view treaty receive universal adherence present future generations mankind saved grave damage health deadly fall-out curb placed nuclear arms race matter profound regret delegation people’s republic china along certain countries far considered necessary accede moscow treaty nuclear test health
IRN 1965 1293 1293 social development established illiteracy particularly affects developing countries accentuates unfavourable position illiteracy furthermore affects people directly involved whole mankind whose progress hinders evil therefore common disease concerns developed well under-developed countries must fought union forces means resources among principles embodied resolutions teheran literacy congress one stated historic appeal shahinshah according governments health
IRN 1965 1720 1720 nations capacity keep peace effectively strengthened united nations functional approach peace must likewise reinforced day age modern science technology rendered man’s dream conquest hunger poverty disease illiteracy attainable objectives must redouble efforts concerted attack social ills impeding economic social development good fortune may able establish durable peace justice health
ISR 1965 652 652 aim launching war another member state three gatherings came peace tidings call friendship brotherhood peoples economic plans solve development problems parties concerned challenge hunger poverty disease illiteracy many inhabitants suffer conference halls came voice belligerence agenda programme aggression member state calling unified military command piling weapons even recruiting training refugees supported health
ISR 1965 1811 1811 progress made drafting declarations conventions related topics racial prejudice religious intolerance worth recalling evolution important texts started result widespread anti-semitic acts years ago so-called swastika epidemic note following sentence last year’s report commission human rights anti-semitism manifestations past present repugnant form racial discrimination dangerous social political phenomenon serious obstacle establishment friendly health
LBN 1965 584 584 bringing speedy unconditional end colonialism forms manifestations however success united nations furthering political liberation peoples matched similar success promotion economic social liberation bondage poverty ignorance disease political emancipation enough must followed economic independence order produce full fruits wellbeing people whole spite valiant efforts united nations field technical assistance preinvestment impact under-developed health
LBR 1965 1467 1467 virtually ceased increase population explosion calls urgent action thus appears developing world get poorer second half development decade unless governmental policies aimed perfecting education public health services implemented action taken decrease birth-rate increase long-term investments forth majority people world living substandard conditions economic picture looks bleak developing countries still hope developing health
LBY 1965 27 27 learn mr fanfani president general assembly incapacitated ask mr vice-president kind enough convey delegation’s best wishes speedy recovery hope shall soon see back fully restored health directing general assembly time ask convey mr fanfani delegation’s warm congratulations election office president united nations general assembly unanimous vote received reflects affection esteem held health
LKA 1965 1878 1878 basis growing economic equality among nations peoples world sad contemplate age plenty spectacular scientific advance growing inequality among countries world half population earth suffers under-nutrition malnutrition appreciable portion adult population still totally illiterate context terrible commentary times governments world spend much million every hour armaments effort achieve equality underdeveloped nations start health
MEX 1965 702 702 eventually reduce stockpiles follow treaty must essential condition include obligation nuclear powers destroy reduce stocks nuclear weapons immediately like opposing establishment quarantine sick cured midst epidemic know negotiations reduce existing level armaments nature long difficult among reasons problem control unfortunately danger proliferation increasing risks immediate grave therefore think first step taken health
MMR 1965 1270 1270 nations raise living standards throughout world preoccupation nations past two decades problems peace security prevented giving kind attention needed important problem result wholesale poverty want disease continue scourge two-thirds human race rest mankind going period unprecedented affluence situation intolerable fraught grave dangers widening gap rich poor nations ultimately far explosive ideological health
MWI 1965 337 337 occasion place members august assembly views government issues importance face world today sure will form subjects deliberation assembly present sitting therefore chosen honourable trusted minister health hon m nyasulu m.p represent personally occasion deliver behalf message touching upon matters therefore mr president crave indulgence members assembly account absence ask receive mr health
MWI 1965 1565 1565 nations associated organizations still learning one thing struck number occasions however tendency regard regrettable one refer tendency technical scientific professional specialized agencies united nations world health organization international civil aviation organization food agriculture organization waste time debating political matters getting specialized work properly falls within sphere hardly meeting bodies taken place health
MYS 1965 1974 1974 world image ideals shall now take bird’s eye view problems will confront united nations next decade may viewed broadly certain categories firstly fight poverty ignorance disease lot vast majority peoples world legacy decades colonial domination particularly newly independent states secondly problem racialism lastly problem colonialism though capable separate examination aspects composite health
MYS 1965 2143 2143 close-knit interdependent world chasm developed developing sections human community growing ever deeper wider soon judge efficacy results new appraisal may produce terms alleviation poverty ignorance disease saying goes journey thousand miles might begin single step room real gratification fact right direction set right plan prepared first steps taken towards creation words health
MYS 1965 2239 2239 expenditures manufactured capital consumer goods essential development continue increase steeper rates common primary producer developing countries however modicum satisfaction knowledge even final remedy round corner disease identified control made possible racialism venture think significant affliction world suffers today problem although manifested acute form white black races means exhausts problems created superior-inferior health
MYS 1965 2788 2788 look individual problems wider context organization thereby serve cause organization causes created hope take put hopes desire profit membership united nations must measured individual contributions health vitality united nations achieve success influencing man’s progress towards harmony well-being spite diversity inherent nature fail make possible let us therefore eve twentieth anniversary coming health
NZL 1965 1473 1473 move status might desire might become practicable larger territory new zealand responsible western samoa population became separate sovereign state three half years ago joined world health organization economic commission asia far east deliberate decision yet exercised right seek membership united nations arrangements made western samoa receives benefits united nations membership without health
POL 1965 49 49 bonds friendship common experiences struggle independence nations days country will play host president italy visit signor giuseppe saragat will visible sign development polish-italian relations regret illness prevents signor fanfani presiding meetings days join already expressed good wishes speedy recovery also like express thanks president nineteenth session general assembly minister foreign affairs health
SAU 1965 1204 1204 spending words able maintain well-balanced national budget grace god natural resources efforts people increasing year year neither national external debt social welfare services extended fields health education maintaining open-door policy kinds development projects encouraging foreign investments exploitation natural resources oil field agriculture irrigation making long strides especially studies made use desalinated health
THA 1965 1108 1108 people south-east asia even closely nuclear warfare nuclear proliferation even though now makes effects felt mostly part world guarantee areas africa latin america completely immune infection fact already know aggressive undertakings extended across oceans well beyond south-east asia similar aggressive attacks may interested watching experience warding threats dangers freedom independence furthermore health
TUN 1965 2337 2337 endeavouring overcome bastions colonialism pot paradoxical see people palestine victims injustice living exiles doorstep obstinacy unscrupulous aggressor pays scant heed decisions united nations organization threatened disease will prove fatal inertia bordering complacency continues precarious balance area will upset will give place armed conflict chaos recent fighting india pakistan distressing proof recalling health
TZA 1965 789 789 functions council field international economic social cooperation past twenty years council remained idle played useful role united nations activities economic social cultural human rights educational health related fields council however like organ united nations needs review keep step changed changing world circumstances delegation believes council now concentrate implementing decisions already adopted health
UGA 1965 1133 1133 bring peaceful lasting settlement viet-nam within framework geneva agreements close study world scene strengthens belief non-alignment correct policy developing countries wish concentrate efforts eradication ignorance disease poverty ready co-operate fully friendly country struggle raise standard living people however reject without hesitation co-operation conditional upon acceptance us ideologies choosing factors proving obstacles health
VEN 1965 808 808 one countries attaining rapidly completely objectives laid charter punta del este overcoming economic difficulties venezuela time solving social problems people also made important progress education health community development agrarian reform meeting inter-american committee alliance progress examined report referred venezuelan delegates said government country maintained level international reserves study possibility participating programmes health
ZAF 1965 626 626 always accompanied freedom full meaning concept freedom concedes right peoples govern also includes right buttress independence politically develop institutions manner will enable escape clutches poverty disease illiteracy therefore important form assistance developing peoples whether technical economic otherwise rendered achieve goal made available way lead invasion sovereignty detract right plan futures happiness health
ZAF 1965 759 759 others well misfortunes differences inevitably arise international intercourse armed conflict continues harass world threatens engulf mankind universal cataclysm unless true causes removed war poverty hunger disease illiteracy yet won well assume greater dimensions bringing intolerable conditions life many already barely exist subversion continues even increases extent threatens international relations well existence health
ZMB 1965 258 258 states members united nations proud record within first year independence played host committee twenty-four make work effective realistic practical also played host regional conference world health organization hesitated participate activities organization african unity lent support financial moral together independent african states connexion south west africa case now pending international court justice health
BDI 1966 874 874 entrenched consolidated every day represents extension policy apartheid seat pretoria already invaded south west africa logically feared contagion apartheid will carry beyond pockets privilege spreading infection throughout zambia passing katanga progress mercenaries recruited areas service democratic republic congo marks path invasion unless careful threatens realize racist level ancient dream cecil rhodes health
BDI 1966 1442 1442 seems shameful state affairs present-day mankind vanquished space mastered atom triumphed matter now seeking conquer heavenly bodies still incapable resolving mundane problems hunger poverty ignorance disease one time congratulated promotion international conference trade development results belied hopes although active kennedy round negotiations undoubtedly strengthen already over-developed world offer prospects recovery developing health
BLR 1966 974 974 machine increased numerical strength bundeswehr tenfold budget federal republic germany current year makes provision military expenditure almost five times excess bonn government’s allocations social security health equipment state’s armed forces rockets aircraft capable delivering atomic bombs full swing bundeswehr according statement former inspector-general trettner now attained striking force hitler’s wehrmacht federal health
BOL 1966 1943 1943 river plate basin pacific basin aspects one writer calls amazon basin uninhabited interior addition brazil south american states share basin recently roads going area technical health facilities advanced enough us try conquer areas adjacent cities apparently supply needs inhabitants short compelling need peoples attempt conquest situation changed completely within years peasants health
CAF 1966 777 777 one principal concerns ignorance means mistakes lack comprehension prejudice obsessions word everything detrimental enlightened effective co-operation least government’s efforts directed towards improving existing conditions field health short domestic policy central african republic aims order surety peace security work man ennobled indignity without man’s life loses point major constant concern within framework health
CAF 1966 2298 2298 government central african republic people associate friendly countries asking devoted secretary-general make available order watch bedside great world family recently laid low temporary nonetheless serious illness like leave rostrum without saying words conditions work particular present structure united nations great satisfaction already achieved enlargement security council economic social council reason view health
CAN 1966 1890 1890 human rights given much thought contribution programme international year human rights decided useful contribution make subject record practices critical examination drawing resources community purpose complacency disease suffer objective will remove vestiges discrimination home discrimination involving race creed sex strengthen protection human rights fundamental freedoms continuing process education subjecting violations exposure public health
CHL 1966 153 153 people suffering slow agony war tugs roots human conscience peace breached victims dictatorships violent political systems can counted thousands peace millions human beings suffer hunger disease ignorance millions live insecurity choice known every one stated eminent persons representatives great powers making attempt original wish tell frankly sincerely think situation ways might health
CHN 1966 1282 1282 communist affairs agreed grain production substantially different meanwhile estimated per cent increase population even vast quantities wheat purchased abroad chinese masses mainland continue suffer hunger malnutrition notwithstanding propagandist reports contrary communism short cut economic development drag chinese communism synonymous stagnation want mao tse-tung gang habit admitting defeat continue brag victories economic health
CHN 1966 1624 1624 bourgeois foreign influence significant red guards part youth corps official communist youth organization mao rely youths outside ranks regular youth corps dirty work symptomatic deeply-seated disease afflicted regime violence red guards aroused widespread opposition clashes red guards people erupted least thirteen provinces well major cities canton shanghai peiping turmoil lawlessness emerged health
CMR 1966 2027 2027 peace among men indeed purpose visit place another milestone along road peace among men reply pope chief state concluded bring holiness fervent wishes people personal health spiritual strength necessary order continue inspiration holy spirit watch church christ trust can contribute effectively times efforts establish era peace brotherhood among men fervent wishes health
CMR 1966 2851 2851 makes struggle underdevelopment responsibility every one us concrete opportunity experiment inhuman solidarity implies stimulating idea evaluation individual contributions common effort free man servitude hunger ignorance disease also general progress made towards realization specific goals also hail positive step establishment united nations organization industrial development trust will mark end gratuitous theory mission health
CMR 1966 3327 3327 half united nations development decade will successful majority human beings may finally glimpse prospect world man will fully regain dignity world rid injustice hunger ignorance disease world brotherly love fervently yearn means can emerge honest dialogue within united nations developed nations will course make increased efforts commensurate needs third world addition health
COL 1966 2314 2314 disarmed peaceful world many obstacles along way greatest lack understanding breeds fanaticism intolerance men sown path life pain sorrow human actions produced world receive benefits health knowledge majority continue live obscure hopeless life imbalance must corrected labour must paid coin must adequate compensation great deal national pride wealth will sacrificed benefit health
CRI 1966 420 420 able provide poorer peoples sufficiency means enjoy minimum benefits progress arts sciences brought developed countries poverty world many peoples earth suffer hunger lack elementary public health standards many communities illiteracy evil stage civilization humanity succeeded eradicating except areas arduous task ahead united nations flames local fires must extinguished sparks can produce health
CUB 1966 2134 2134 guatemala fallen battle station captain hely perez silva head permanent delegation general command cuba national liberation front national liberation forces venezuela died recently cuba painful illness still clinging revolutionary ideals guerrilla fighters like cuban guerrillas sierra maestra true descendants liberating hosts bolivar san martin o’higgins maceo will conquer despite obstacles reverses health
CUB 1966 2429 2429 guerrillas will lash back like boomerang sponsors peoples asia africa latin america met havana precisely order organize concerted action imperialism consequences exploitation poverty hunger ignorance disease lack education racial discrimination national oppression international serfdom met promote support justify political economic diplomatic domination latin america yankee imperialism means broken-down contraptions alliance progress health
CUB 1966 2587 2587 terrible state affairs latin america growing organization unity action victims responsibility rests solely yankee imperialism latin american lackeys right rebel injustice oppression poverty hunger ignorance disease servitude foreign domination inalienable right peoples ineluctable duty resort methods forms struggle capable breaking yoke strangles oppresses humiliates armed struggle peoples emancipation exported imported reaction health
CUB 1966 3262 3262 reply state department imperialism breeds pentagon consolidates cuba still stands building new life expanding agricultural livestock plans laying foundations industrial development carrying schemes education public health housing water supply culture sports despite blockade breaking-off diplomatic trade relations despite sabotage provocation aggression constant threats powerful imperialist power already raised standard living peoples health
CUB 1966 3322 3322 continue advance overcoming difficulties every kind including imposed nature know advance also way fulfilling duty brothers continent peoples world suffer exploitation oppression discrimination poverty hunger disease ignorance peoples renew promise encourage example assist fight emancipation rostrum repeat battle cry cuban people country death shall overcome health
DOM 1966 818 818 life contemporary societies copious pressing latin america stranger anxieties social problems immense human communities ravaged poverty sociological geography tells us just geography hunger also geography disease geography ignorance geography short man’s inhumanity man also tells us national international level continent two americas may distinguished names different map one known affluent society health
DOM 1966 1757 1757 organization live let live undoubtedly reasonable corollary basic provision charter naturally go far affirm menendez pelayo author la historia de los heterodoxos espanoles intolerance state health undoubtedly true world witnessing struggle new orthodoxies heresies unfortunately still live also confront needed definitions real task re-establish certain values regarded transitory concerns particular epoch health
DZA 1966 1019 1019 necessary conditions discharge duties seem method likely solve crisis fact situation remain easy person conscientious responsibilities offer candidate serious crisis calls radical measures symptoms chronic disease apparent us limit hasty partial measures search f r solutions us equal responsibility today can course argued material power may confer special aspect responsibility way health
ECU 1966 87 87 distinguished statesman presided last year’s general assembly professor amintore fanfani name happy associations confined latin latin american circles true prospects encouraging session opens poverty hunger disease suffering ignorance evidence world magnitude problems nothing seems accomplished unhappily also see violence lawlessness terrible injustices nations individuals alike worse still detect menacing presence war health
ECU 1966 465 465 gives fervent moral support efforts made end arms race joins appeals made powers release untold resources devoting destructive weapons war use instead benefit mankind fight disease illiteracy hunger pope paul vi rightly stated early year letter secretary-general denying fact passing day shows clearly lasting peace can established among men without effective health
ETH 1966 3098 3098 pulse feeling joyful expectation reflecting one day distant future great powerful world will heed universal yearning co-operate one another help solve problems food population housing disease eradicate evils limit benight mind man illiteracy prejudice bigotry born ignorance deprivation education opens new horizons world art imagination however cognizant fact everything worth endeavour health
GAB 1966 315 315 peace world order attain objective organization first adopts principle differences must settled peaceful means-negotiation arbitration exercise good offices organization set also aim combating poverty ignorance disease denounces principal causes social unrest economic rivalry antagonism ultimately war see united nations human institution therefore one imperfect capable improvement therefore good times bad pursues health
GAB 1966 1621 1621 time co-sponsor resolution denuclearization africa resolution xx country wished show devoted peace peoples forcefully calling encouraging initiatives likely lead peace world two-thirds humanity suffering hunger disease present resources medicine eliminate material means put resources use available sad discouraging see prosperous nations devoting large part power manufacture armaments resources labour intelligence put health
GBR 1966 384 384 peace-making peacekeeping failure nations world disarm contamination underground tests whole areas pacific ocean blanketed experiments rockets bombs perhaps way terrifying grinding degrading misery poverty hunger disease ignorance recently given statistic pass showing million children school age world today get education mince words shame human race know infant united nations conflicts contained health
GBR 1966 427 427 human race know infant united nations conflicts contained spread unforeseeable consequences consciences fortunate nations peoples world might never awakened duty towards whole mankind least diagnosed disease even cured serious symptoms still beginning beginning must recognize brutal fact even though concept united nations certain mystique certain intangible supra-national moral strength symbol great health
GTM 1966 1563 1563 glance seem matters significance ability small states participate limited danger extermination contamination knows boundaries waste enormous financial technological resources source bitterness peoples still struggling poverty disease ignorance role small nations therefore apart fact thinking privilege big powers will urge discussion problem demand information great powers make use promote whatever course thought health
HND 1966 210 210 deeper acts aggression overt covert manifest within turbulence demogogy inspires defensive strength used resist see world disunited splintered ideological weapons pays heed scourges hunger misery disease affecting millions people vast areas world continues squander billions armaments sinister form ever-growing stockpile thermonuclear weapons casts dark cloud daily threatening sense human values making health
HTI 1966 1686 1686 horizons accentuate distance far-off peaks low levels infrastructures latin american countries faced age-old evils under-development communities asia africa evils involving problems population explosion high infant mortality rate undernourishment illiteracy underemployment absurdly low per capita income technical economic under-development countries separated moreover america accident geography becoming increasingly aware destiny demanding better conditions health
HTI 1966 2150 2150 development programme rural areas implemented community basis- aims accelerating economic social development progressive education workers called upon play distinct ever important role organization national seminar nutrition port-au-prince followed establishment national committee combat malnutrition institution compulsory old age insurance valuable innovations failed attract attention civilized world constitute demonstration courage force determination people health
HTI 1966 2157 2157 aims accelerating economic social development progressive education workers called upon play distinct ever important role organization national seminar nutrition port-au-prince followed establishment national committee combat malnutrition institution compulsory old age insurance valuable innovations failed attract attention civilized world constitute demonstration courage force determination people overcome trials tribulations life entails especially government health
IRN 1966 148 148 expressed gravest concern situation world general prospects united nations particular time economic problems world multiply almost two billions fellow men struggle desperately ancient enemies hunger disease ignorance fear political military dangers pressing harder upon peace security men search solutions truly lasting character problems world faced since founding united nations far fruitless health
IRN 1966 1350 1350 better future given ever-brightening prospects social justice administrative reform instilling new sense values civil service overhaul governmental organization bringing effective machinery talks development creation literacy health development corps educated conscripts brought services teachers doctors civil engineers agricultural experts remotest parts country thus defence system serves us twice first protect national patrimony health
ISR 1966 1259 1259 share per cent world’s income death small children developing countries takes place rate ten times higher west least million people developing countries live acceptable standard nutrition housing life expectancy rising rate illiteracy falling growth world’s population goes forward without corresponding increase resources pressure population upon resources greatest undeveloped areas regions massive health
ISR 1966 1308 1308 regions massive flight populations taking place countryside urban areas amidst social anarchy economic distress let us imagine city wealthy suburbs flourish mass population languishes squalor disease disparities income enormous continue grow boroughs regions plunged illiteracy technical backwardness effective organs security keeping peace city chance peace stability true picture city man genuine health
ISR 1966 1645 1645 asia latin america mediterranean middle eastern states simultaneously trainees states four continents studied development processes israeli courses institutions mainly agriculture irrigation rural planning youth training health teaching administration engineering higher education international conferences met soil commit development problems joint examination leading experts leaders states now course modest contribution unfortunately many countries health
ITA 1966 2063 2063 may sure moving towards period peace world progress duty united nations defend peace also build can solid foundation build international community first wiped scourges poverty disease ignorance united nations putting per cent human material resources building enlightened well-balanced international community year halls united nations specialized agencies resound debates economic social quo health
JPN 1966 646 646 problems newly independent developing nations even difficult solution problems political independence situation people world enjoy prosperity high standard living others constantly menaced conditions poverty starvation disease can cause friction discord among nations peoples order remove cause united nations specialized agencies made great efforts fields development industry agriculture popularization education improvement public health
JPN 1966 2231 2231 historical background led establishment ad hoc committee experts examine finances united nations considering also present financial situation united nations now clarified exert constructive efforts restore health united nations finances last session assembly 1339th meeting stated japan prepared make appropriate voluntary contribution share effort now actual financial situation organization clarified glad inform health
LKA 1966 3486 3486 ideologies accommodation might possible prompted necessity avoiding mutual co-extinction plenty penury can peaceful co-existence way wish imply security affluent threatened needy must realized us illiteracy malnutrition disease pose great greater threat international understanding amity manufacture proliferation highly sophisticated lethal weapons major powers seem anxious spend billions dollars fond receding hope thereby health
LKA 1966 3487 3487 accommodation might possible prompted necessity avoiding mutual co-extinction plenty penury can peaceful co-existence way wish imply security affluent threatened needy must realized us illiteracy malnutrition disease pose great greater threat international understanding amity manufacture proliferation highly sophisticated lethal weapons major powers seem anxious spend billions dollars fond receding hope thereby ensuring health
MAR 1966 32 32 views royal government morocco highly important session debate predecessors rostrum begun particularly rightly expressed concern destiny mankind problems peace prosperity equitable distribution wealth fight poverty disease ignorance mentioned succession distinguished speakers rostrum us perhaps even many overcome feelings helplessness dangers war poverty think common action whatever echo may find spirits hearts health
NER 1966 162 162 go widening time privileged third enjoying per cent world’s resources arrives real concrete sense common cause two thirds humanity living common resources permanent shadow hunger disease illiteracy even alas thirst time therefore barely time agree courageously common interest community reverse present trade pattern inherited nefarious trading system longer enough restore balance health
NZL 1966 277 277 international scale must find place agenda world community various institutions advance generation ago even generally accepted governments actively concern state nation’s economy let alone economic health neighbours whole family man similarly concurrent debate south west africa reminded us less fifty years ago concept sacred trust laid mandates system league nations decision health
NZL 1966 2614 2614 think principle can least draw lesson even nation large richly endowed indonesia saw greater advantage full participation work united nations outside time united nations faltering health believe good augury organization reason friendly ties indonesia great nation straddling regions asia pacific new zealand received news indonesia’s decision much pleasure conclusion wish express health
SAU 1966 239 239 whilst time messenger peace knocking doors great powers plead cause humanity rebuffed either negative stands untenable excuses merely high-sounding rhetorical obtained positive results expense precious health disdaining comfort persisted noble endeavours pave way peace still obstructed blocked ears cries humanity shut eyes witness sufferings instead many powers addressing appeals u thant health
SGP 1966 1158 1158 effectiveness united nations peace-keeping machinery will improved constructive realistic co-operation major powers enable us concentrate respective efforts striving better world people world will place poverty disease hatred bigotry ignorance health
SYR 1966 1775 1775 pertinent united nations organs mixed armistice commissions received complaints involving aggressive acts committed israel happening rightful people occupied palestine continue live tents exposed ravages hunger disease deprived property homeland opportunity avail right self-determination freedom independence available peoples world expelled people palestine scattered four countries bordering homeland syria lebanon jordan unitedarab republic health
SYR 1966 1829 1829 victims israel aggression exceeds one half million although united nations established united nations relief works agency unrwa seventeen years ago attend needs refugees feed care health education one astonished learn meagre budget available organization yet every year informed one country another plans reduce contribution budget unrwa threats reduce contributions another means health
SYR 1966 2525 2525 rid colonialism found eve independence facing obstacles confronted developing countries addition heavy bloody burdens colonialism left behind created alien state israel arab countries plagued confronted disease midst fortunately countries emerged darkness colonialism bright light liberty face unique situation confronts arab states though share responsibility creating none less devote great portion limited health
TCD 1966 643 643 subject general assembly adopted resolution xx acts subversion every kind continue rock newer states world governments countries however essential thing know origins purposes subversive activities epidemic diseases childhood needed build adequate defensive reaction within affected organism delegation wishes reaffirm adherence principles set forth declaration inadmissibility intervention domestic affairs states protection independence health
TCD 1966 644 644 general assembly adopted resolution xx acts subversion every kind continue rock newer states world governments countries however essential thing know origins purposes subversive activities epidemic diseases childhood needed build adequate defensive reaction within affected organism delegation wishes reaffirm adherence principles set forth declaration inadmissibility intervention domestic affairs states protection independence sovereignty health
TCD 1966 894 894 race towards world imbalance terror conclusion delegation republic chad like depart anguished mood welcome independence two former united kingdom colonies bechuanaland basutoland offer best wishes health prosperity although immediate threats presented south africa removed last year assembly delegation expressed regrets indonesia’s withdrawal united nations hopes return now fulfilled wish welcome great health
TZA 1966 867 867 hopes attaining independence united efforts international community remove crushing burden social economic backwardness borne many decades colonialism situation whereby two thirds world’s population lived squalor disease one third basked affluence splendour seemed us clear evidence maladministration international affairs malaise international society imbalance persists half development decade increasing yearly tanzania united determined health
TZA 1966 1109 1109 agreed world possesses enough resources sufficient science technology bring desired ends lack needed political sagacity will-power rich third continued neglect two thirds world live squalor disease ignorance imbalance persists although three years left end development decade already stated gap rich poor widening accelerated rate modern technology becoming close neighbours impossible poverty health
URY 1966 726 726 help united nations calmed tensions heightened violence erupted elsewhere nuclear well conventional armaments developed apace comparatively little happened brighten prospects occupy two thirds world poverty disease ignorance lack opportunity conspicuous facts daily life frustrations dominant constructive change respect longstanding problems situations south africa south west africa southern rhodesia long-standing disputes cyprus health
VEN 1966 1251 1251 policies surplus goods reflected constant changes prices affect foreign-currency earnings limit economic social growth countries execution development programmes sometimes hindered political social instability times famine epidemics cases adverse unforeseen events affecting export earnings compelled us abandon suspend original development plans circumstances question finding satisfactory solution problems affecting trade industrialized countries postponed health
YEM 1966 886 886 despotic rule isolated civilization deprived human rights free decent life throughout years succeeded last dawn september throwing individualistic despotic backward rule shattering fetters hunger ignorance disease isolation years isolation yemeni people able see light civilization decent life yemeni people revolted four years ago injustice backwardness determined pursue policy reconstruction development order health
BGR 1967 1540 1540 assembly recommend specialized agencies international organizations affiliated united nations furnish active assistance movements national liberation efforts ensure education youth colonial territories organize medical services wipe epidemics guarantee children fed wide field humanitarian ideals organization can applied mind delegation asked question concerning implementation specialized agencies declaration granting independence colonial countries peoples inscribed health
BLR 1967 949 949 accomplice united states aggression speaker morning session defend barbarous bombing territory democratic republic viet-nam acts aggression united states military said come session sad heart certainly disease foreign policy country aggressors abet will able shirk responsibility crimes committed viet-namese people united nations charter principles international law still violated israel protectors oppose elimination health
BRB 1967 440 440 short fulfilling responsibility viet-nam witnessed distressing spectacle great power harnessing destructive works war enormous potential constructive works peace wastage human material resources world hunger poverty disease one tragic ironies time voice secretary-general leading one call settlement negotiation smaller territories even though pretend baffled frustrated bystanders can must raise voices call peace health
CAN 1967 1563 1563 us time organization beset difficulties fulfilling responsibilities maintenance peace security can draw encouragement increasingly effective part united nations taking great task economic social development hunger disease poverty ignorance threaten peace just surely disputes frontiers relations races united nations making steady progress devotes far largest portion total resources promoting economic social progress health
CHL 1967 2005 2005 views feel interests harmed intention use violence frustrated try vain internal external means weaken will people chile already three years obtained great results fields education health housing changed social economic structures hampering halting increase production carrying agrarian reform made people participate gigantic effort subject chief practitioner development policy confident domestic programme health
CMR 1967 221 221 moral trauma suffered viet-namese elsewhere barometer records neither calm set fair guerrilla warfare silent ruthless goes inexorably gnawing away nations victims like cancer undermining patient’s health africa apartheid gained strength advancing like steam-roller slowly headlong called republic south africa crushing poor defenceless indigenous negro population ruthlessness warrant extreme concern future unless health
CMR 1967 1502 1502 since never colonies admit responsibility backwardness developing countries therefore special responsibility help countries may correct historically speaking certainly objectively speaking under-development today become anachronism endemic disease like smallpox yellow fever doctor world will fight without feel specific responsibility eradication fight must automatic everybody’s business every one us involved solidarity society triumphs health
CUB 1967 2791 2791 figures seven per cent world’s population million people live latin america million work almost slaves million live fringe money economy million illiterate million suffer endemic disease million undernourished yet paradoxically continent rich contains per cent world’s known petroleum reserves per cent iron copper nickel per cent manganese per cent aluminium per health
CUB 1967 3645 3645 decrease leaving net deficit adds indebtedness already latin america dubious honour principal debtor among ninety-seven developing countries external debt million dollars imperialist exploitation direct effects malnutrition bolivia deaths peru deaths per inhabitants lack adequate housing affecting per cent inhabitants chile per cent inhabitants rio de janeiro persons venezuela infant mortality per health
CUB 1967 3669 3669 effects malnutrition bolivia deaths peru deaths per inhabitants lack adequate housing affecting per cent inhabitants chile per cent inhabitants rio de janeiro persons venezuela infant mortality per thousand brazil per thousand chile per thousand guatemala inadequacy almost total lack social security endemic illiteracy outbursts primitive tyranny insufferable conditions latin-american peoples rebelling health
CUB 1967 4337 4337 remotest parts country last two years number urban hospitals increased rural hospitals revolution single rural hospital cuba medical assistance mass vaccination plans considerably decreased infant mortality rate today one lowest america national death-rate dropped per thousand poliomyelitis completely wiped half million children vaccinated various illnesses year picture course quite different rest health
CUB 1967 4356 4356 mass vaccination plans considerably decreased infant mortality rate today one lowest america national death-rate dropped per thousand poliomyelitis completely wiped half million children vaccinated various illnesses year picture course quite different rest latin america brazil infant mortality rate per thousand births haiti per thousand chile per thousand guatemala per thousand peru health
CUB 1967 4367 4367 america national death-rate dropped per thousand poliomyelitis completely wiped half million children vaccinated various illnesses year picture course quite different rest latin america brazil infant mortality rate per thousand births haiti per thousand chile per thousand guatemala per thousand peru per thousand bolivia per thousand colombia per thousand according recent statement health
CUB 1967 4395 4395 thousand births haiti per thousand chile per thousand guatemala per thousand peru per thousand bolivia per thousand colombia per thousand according recent statement minister public health children die hunger daily country extension health services can easily seen budget allocations rose million dollars almost million dollars estimated total million inhabitants cuba student health
CUB 1967 4402 4402 thousand guatemala per thousand peru per thousand bolivia per thousand colombia per thousand according recent statement minister public health children die hunger daily country extension health services can easily seen budget allocations rose million dollars almost million dollars estimated total million inhabitants cuba student population two half million composed children young health
CUB 1967 4558 4558 population united states exasperating living conditions crime oppression outrage injustice discrimination suffered many centuries contrast miserable existence latin-american masses cuban people enjoyed free social services health education scale never equalled throughout continent agricultural sector far stagnating made impressively rapid progress 1965-1966 per cent increase agricultural production sugar-cane levels early years revolution health
EGY 1967 2170 2170 international organization upon falls responsibility securing implementation erroneous part believe problem people palestine can solved exclusively humanitarian point view also considered simply tragedy similar earthquake epidemic fate causes fall upon certain people question people palestine national political question must dealt basis united nations resolutions recognizing right people palestine choose repatriation compensation health
GAB 1967 625 625 united nations maintain peace world achieve organization lays principle disputes must settled peaceful means negotiation arbitration good offices organization likewise assumed task combating poverty ignorance disease declares main determining factors social disturbance economic competition rivalry finally war far concerned united nations human endeavour imperfect perfectible strives constantly towards goals gives men health
GAB 1967 2458 2458 proud fact banner international solidarity last years kept problem forefront instituting united nations development decade organizations financed contributions states food agriculture organization united nations world health organization unesco united nations development programme furnished continue furnish considerable assistance many countries third world economic social development must miss opportunity express rostrum country’s profound health
GHA 1967 1333 1333 attention threat operation mercenaries africa constitutes world peace security particularly africa human specimens amorality appear found convenient source immoral income efforts raise peoples depth poverty disease illiteracy continent plunged erstwhile colonial masters create new conditions will enable us progress together created organization african unity ghana today illusions immense problems beset path health
GRC 1967 966 966 rights dignity peoples individuals united nations already accomplished considerable task nevertheless vastness problems involved raising level society great number developing countries problems struggle illiteracy struggle disease hunger unemployment calls new efforts impetus given struggle illiteracy initiative imperial majesty shahanshah iran must allowed slacken numerous obstacles social development many hidden enemies progress health
GTM 1967 1160 1160 peaceful coexistence will furthered improving lot growing proletariat nations believe indeed convinced far great majority world’s population concerned sometimes urgently important solve overwhelming problems relating health food education maintain political equilibrium remote corner world mean falter determined search peace slacken drive establish form coexistence will make constructive international life possible governments health
IDN 1967 254 254 colonial domination strengthened acts racial discrimination directly violate human rights affluent states often consider prosperity time greater part human race still burdened hunger poverty ignorance disease picture presented indeed dismal man’s capacity field technology far surpasses ability solve immediate problems living together peace wonders modern science will useless weapons replace words health
IDN 1967 1293 1293 trade development will test case intention.i must stress world peace stability last analysis depend whether world community truly committed fact world one interrelated whole economic health one area inevitably linked every area ultimate consequences economic stagnation collapse countries striving modernize economies will catastrophic nations nots extent role united nations settling wide-ranging health
IRN 1967 1113 1113 will always support endeavours establishment furtherance social justice will assist efforts bridging gap poor rich nations world will support plans international co-operation campaigns illiteracy poverty disease contemporary social ills firm beliefs guide international situations enabled us defend principles right without hesitation doubt health
JPN 1967 365 365 peaceful means nip bud causes general war sense matter utmost urgency armed conflicts viet-nam middle east brought early settlement thirdly international co-operation elimination poverty ignorance disease must vigorously promoted assistance developed developing countries essential adjust economic disparities among nations three points just mentioned cover measures japanese delegation considers indispensable building maintaining health
KWT 1967 1716 1716 proclaims seeks implement expense arab countries compelled countries divert large amounts budget vast material resources national wealth purposes self-defence safeguard security resources better utilized promoting health education development exploitation natural resources yet can part done countries victims aggression israel zionist elements behind aggression repeated three times form all-out war past twenty health
LAO 1967 871 871 delegation convinced statesmen fate world hangs will sign death warrant acts folly despair history often left trail blood behind time come tackle major problems hunger disease ignorance under-development high time turn full attention distressing tragic episode rhodesia apartheid destroy last strongholds backward-looking colonialism angola mozambique duty us great small rich poor health
LBN 1967 867 867 nations became ineffective unable fulfil promise charter must work together prevent withering away organization us small developing nations indeed organization must everything power bring back health strength afford let sicken fail fall disrepute tolerate violations charter condone aggression must rise narrow national regional interests uphold charter common interest peace progress peoples health
LBR 1967 489 489 however seem possess either courage resoluteness take bold steps end senseless armaments race make available resources usefully deployed fight war mankind must wage ignorance poverty disease indeed tragic pathetic situation wonder people even expressed doubts disarmament realistic goal world today spite frustrations field apparent inability control inventions scientific advancement made possible health
LBY 1967 1417 1417 paras 112-122 council also supported efforts world food programme food agriculture organization aiming helping developing countries raise quantity improve quality agricultural products develop new sources nutrition research application modern scientific methods indeed regrettable fact man embarked conquering outer space literally reaching moon planets yet succeeded conquering hunger disease ignorance planet great health
LBY 1967 1439 1439 develop new sources nutrition research application modern scientific methods indeed regrettable fact man embarked conquering outer space literally reaching moon planets yet succeeded conquering hunger disease ignorance planet great discrepancy needs developing countries one hand adventures goals developed countries simply reflects tragedy besets world today time certain advanced nations seeking settle health
LBY 1967 1477 1477 countries simply reflects tragedy besets world today time certain advanced nations seeking settle planets spending huge sums money purpose vast majority nations world suffering famine disease mass illiteracy gap obvious challenge human mind human conscience especially age distances shrunk nations must live together one world grave situation leads speak need action health
MLI 1967 194 194 sobering spectacle steadily growing challenge imperialism worsening international relations asia barbaric war based deliberate policy extermination waged gallant brave people viet-nam destroying houses schools hospitals health centres bringing havoc mourning people whose pretension resolve fight order free foreign domination agents achieve complete independence faced horrors aggression world unanimous call peace viet-nam health
MLT 1967 697 697 unconventional methods warfare implications developments countries particularly afford unable establish comprehensive measures protection potentiality terrible weapons already developed process development widely known potential danger weapons health life population particularly technologically less advanced countries may comparable nuclear weapons delegation malta will seek opportunity matter brought attention appropriate organs general assembly careful study health
NZL 1967 248 248 test-ban treaty pending completion comprehensive treaty deplored tests conducted communist china continued protest undertaken year south pacific france even though apparent cause concern grounds hazard health peoples new zealand pacific islands generally remains hope will early end nuclear testing particularly atmosphere seen middle east tragic results failure years solve equity political health
NZL 1967 1135 1135 circumstances country set limits within able play part economic social programmes organization larger united nations design strengthening peace many countries none perhaps new zealand economic health depends ability export small number primary products fair prices countries highly dependent exports primary products includes virtually developing countries well face great problems getting reasonable health
PAK 1967 642 642 favourable climate negotiations created can sensible solution worked asserted context middle east problem united nations must merely administer palliatives also find cure must attack symptoms disease root cause real roots conflict middle east concomitants israel’s creation injustice done arab people matter past problem palestine refugees merely humanitarian problem right resettlement homeland health
PAK 1967 2164 2164 give impetus preparatory work framework international development strategy next decade apart fixing targets increase gross national product developing countries flow development assistance individual sectors like health education food consumption urge special emphasis placed achieving progress trade respect results may hopefully achieved second session united nations conference trade development will great significance health
RWA 1967 1914 1914 aid under-developed countries provide solution above-mentioned problems thus enormous sums money material resources human energy squandered today armaments used salvation two thirds mankind threatened hunger disease slum conditions illiteracy always said repeat today rich countries can salvation progress without risk without great struggle world must now wage hunger disease poverty among health
RWA 1967 1937 1937 threatened hunger disease slum conditions illiteracy always said repeat today rich countries can salvation progress without risk without great struggle world must now wage hunger disease poverty among less favoured nations appeal great powers give thought magnitude responsibility toward world suffering threefold danger perishing either sword aftermath colonization under-development delegation notes health
SEN 1967 1447 1447 neighbouring states compelled recognize today arms race confined great powers unfortunately often tragedy engage size military budgets often bears relation productive investments obvious funds invest health education areas general development slim comparison military expenditure ills beset us beset mankind look closely beyond facts anomalies mentioned shall find general attitude behaviour open health
SLE 1967 1780 1780 mutual international benefits derived developing countries afforded opportunity increasing trade will spare effort assisting reducing removing obstacles thereto means world will happier place mankind miseries disease ignorance will eradicated developing countries will means improve health educational facilities standards living well-known fact flow multilateral bilateral aid showing signs stagnation already affluent countries health
SLE 1967 1789 1789 trade will spare effort assisting reducing removing obstacles thereto means world will happier place mankind miseries disease ignorance will eradicated developing countries will means improve health educational facilities standards living well-known fact flow multilateral bilateral aid showing signs stagnation already affluent countries continue grow richer case spite effort united nations link health
TTO 1967 1112 1112 disseminating poison racial intolerance africa throughout world let one underestimate potentially injurious effects areas pollution mankind already clear régime receipt aid comfort principal source racist infection south africa portentous south africa posture defiance organization respect territory south west africa deeds defiance south africa supported portugal every example refusal incapacity nations act health
TUN 1967 1053 1053 obtain political concessions even territorial gains neighbours means rapid effective attack assembly perhaps make study funds developing countries spend armaments compare example spend national education health generally speaking really productive investments investments human welfare question course connected another agenda question foreign military bases obvious time bases conventional type dismantled one one health
YEM 1967 1147 1147 become clear friends foes shown real faces september arab people yemen succeeded eliminating one totalitarian backward régimes history long time régime kept enslaved utter poverty disease mention life cruel atrocious rule tyranny success september revolution climactic result quarter century efforts arab people yemen rid future generations intricate collaboration timely design enslavement health
ZAF 1967 170 170 loss life property sustained campaign subversive aggression various parts world less aware fundamental problems must solved mankind future like see future free relatively free poverty disease famine despair far suggest problems easily solved nevertheless difficult avoid conclusion serious issues confront organization largely making firstly tended deviate provisions charter secondly permitted turned health
ZAF 1967 674 674 assembly elaboration budgetary administrative programmes bold acceptance realities will make easier concentrate basic needs mankind raising living standards provision essential housing combating food shortages development health standards improvement communications extension energy power sources eradication illiteracy advancement education training cadre administrators provide competent administrative infrastructure greater recognition other’s needs basic problems devote health
ZAF 1967 789 789 politically economically otherwise way can every nation assured free exercise right self-determination various methods time time evolved achieving progress fields government economy education social welfare health like state entitled respect sincerity approach efforts fields meeting success already producing results seen southern africa government committed word deed maintaining closest economic technological co-operation health
ZMB 1967 967 967 taken bridge gap developed developing nations increase international co-operation promote economic social transformation international community also efforts calculated combat deadliest man’s enemies hunger poverty ignorance disease give meaning untiring efforts remove root-causes conflicts world government reaffirms fullest support united nations programmes designed extend scope economic technical co-operation among member nations let health
AFG 1968 1070 1070 change traditional attitude new international trade economic structure must based justice better understanding among nations secretary-general warned us staggering effects will future world something done malnutrition one example one writer records serious crime time brought light world health organization beginning year organization recognized today million children whose brains danger reaching full health
AFG 1968 1082 1082 understanding among nations secretary-general warned us staggering effects will future world something done malnutrition one example one writer records serious crime time brought light world health organization beginning year organization recognized today million children whose brains danger reaching full development due lack essential nourishment one example sufficient recently mr paul hoffman health
AUS 1968 1308 1308 can expected make contribution asia western pacific often said many asian neighbours said developments asia vital importance whole world enormous populations live growing numbers problems disease overcome population asia greater rest world put together merely rising rapidly often countries already pressure limited production second problem region develop latent resources physical human health
BDI 1968 123 123 peoples right independence means respecting sovereignty nations territorial integrity means nothing compromise world peace lastly means contributing man’s full development taking active part fight ignorance disease poverty yet blatantly also ideals aware subscribed adhering united nations charter flouted people name allegedly higher civilization culture preach equality man churches public places deny health
CAF 1968 25 25 like mr president outset statement transmit best wishes delegation central african republic speedy complete recovery mr arenales president assembly twenty-third session confined bed unexpected illness moment anxious work carried successful conclusion need wealth experience international problems wisdom habitually approaches central african delegation fully realizes outstanding personal qualities mr arenales led health
CAN 1968 1432 1432 international relief agencies case natural disasters think extended cases hostilities cases also assistance can provided quickly effectively innocent victims involved organization dedicated elimination poverty ignorance disease end first united nations development decade goal still far can look back satisfaction achievements think establishment united nations development programme example learned lessons learned economic health
COL 1968 250 250 convinced national sphere claim supremacy races others doomed disappear case league nations united nations organs done commendable work preservation peace also regard social economic development health culture technical assistance monetary policy short sphere human solidarity nevertheless compare spirit discussions san francisco first years united nations happening today sound reasons re-examining course health
CUB 1968 1548 1548 technological knowledge educational centres absolutely free every corner country classroom young old waging determined war ignorance soon compulsory education will go far pre-university level laxity health matters past led many deaths curable diseases also eliminated cuba today every citizen every part country access free medical attention hospitals dispensaries now form part health
CUB 1968 1555 1555 corner country classroom young old waging determined war ignorance soon compulsory education will go far pre-university level laxity health matters past led many deaths curable diseases also eliminated cuba today every citizen every part country access free medical attention hospitals dispensaries now form part landscape even cur remote mountain regions cuba health
ECU 1968 1396 1396 housing true international co-operation making considerable impact problem studies technical assistance increasing yield improving quality crops discovery new sources food especially proteins control plant animal diseases improved methods exploiting ground water irrigation housing programmes implemented organization bodies known members united nations family evidence international co-operation another concerns frustration entailed failure make health
ESP 1968 47 47 therefore expressing appreciation mr corneliu manescu foreign minister romania wisdom showed presiding last session general assembly wish extend warmest congratulations new president whose absence due illness deeply regret election assembly foreign minister guatemala mr emilio arenales fills deep satisfaction mature youthfulness moulded great guatemalan university san carlos three centuries tradition political health
FRA 1968 124 124 labours happy establish relations trust reflect regard felt compatriots government watched sympathetically efforts made bring atmosphere calm world particular help developing countries struggle improve populations health education well-being often concur judgement world’s important affairs following attention efforts reorganize secretariat interests greater efficiency economy establish equality among working languages conformity wishes expressed health
GAB 1968 1706 1706 life duty gives right supervise affairs states whenever lives individuals groups individuals threatened motive discerned outside especially individuals ethnic background futile us strive valiantly eradicate malaria yellow fever smallpox endemic epidemic diseases must stand impotently watch extermination human beings sole reason hindrance others distasteful cases therefore united nations must act even health
GAB 1968 1711 1711 affairs states whenever lives individuals groups individuals threatened motive discerned outside especially individuals ethnic background futile us strive valiantly eradicate malaria yellow fever smallpox endemic epidemic diseases must stand impotently watch extermination human beings sole reason hindrance others distasteful cases therefore united nations must act even incurs risk accused complicity must health
GAB 1968 1712 1712 states whenever lives individuals groups individuals threatened motive discerned outside especially individuals ethnic background futile us strive valiantly eradicate malaria yellow fever smallpox endemic epidemic diseases must stand impotently watch extermination human beings sole reason hindrance others distasteful cases therefore united nations must act even incurs risk accused complicity must begin health
GAB 1968 2700 2700 united nations given problem high priority inaugurating development decade also setting specialized agencies promote development financed contributions member states food agriculture organization united nations world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization united nations development programme still great assistance many countries third world may course properly ask organizations demand equal health
GAB 1968 2812 2812 designed supplement first gabon begun carrying vast development projects considers essential economic take deep-sea port railway dams extension improvement road network air transport system schools health services construction port initiated last june financed european development fund amount nearly million francs cfa accompanying industrial underpinning financed french fund assistance co-operation cost nearly health
HND 1968 339 339 war daily sacrifice human lives face spontaneous organized struggle peace throughout world many areas world deprived effective assistance peoples nations geographical regions suffer hunger poverty disease ignorance world indifference allows law jungle prevail also share secretary-general’s condemnation cruel intervention soviet union four allies invading czechoslovakia august flagrant violation principles international law health
HTI 1968 236 236 ethnologist internationally-famous sociologist stigmatized perhaps harsh certainly objective terms selfish behaviour affluent nations face need international co-operation alone can assist under-developed peoples freeing scourges poverty disease ignorance rise degradation civilization’s outcasts general well-being better prospect life culture international co-operation based equality states law reciprocal respect major interests non-intervention one state group health
HTI 1968 1802 1802 aspirations country like sister american republics experienced growing pains struggling still struggling vanquish amidst indifference misunderstanding widespread hostility age-old evils beset third world poverty ignorance disease yet despite difficulties country’s history one arresting americas untiring devotion cause freedom never questioned desire attain heights brotherhood solidarity prosper always impelled come aid oppressed health
HTI 1968 2047 2047 therefore perfectly happy state following facts country one poorest western hemisphere high population density one lowest incomes per head world american countries aside loan eradicating malaria one supplying drinking-water one hacho fourth construction small veterinary school lastly loan approximately dollars meet expenses technical mission thirty-one experts organization american states total relatively health
IDN 1968 760 760 increasingly impatient denial adequate help bridge gap failure act invitation violence failure act will leave us open accusation failed duty secure posterity world free poverty disease hunger ignorance elements continue corrode foundations world peace stand gates next development decade must enter gates ill-prepared first thus short time available must carefully prepare health
IRN 1968 575 575 broad range economic social cultural rights oath international community reflecting common will accomplish full realization human rights order eliminate planet evils illiteracy racism violence hunger disease well aware shortcomings proclamation also believe twenty years adoption universal declaration human rights proclamation adopted indeed imperative show world despite existing differences notion human rights health
IRN 1968 1311 1311 countries enjoy co-operative efforts economic trade fields already begun implementation fourth five-year development plan great attention focussed development industrial sector areas use army conscripts literacy health development programmes continues yield important results fact success campaign affords young recruits opportunity contribute various social development programmes age international interdependence isolate rest world remain health
IRQ 1968 847 847 effected ultimately road peace middle east lies non-partisan study merits case objective appraisal contributing factors rigorous examination former policies intellectual ability distinguish cause effect symptoms disease must done basis balanced compassionate sense justice basis glib explanations uttered mr eban sure fair-minded person will repudiate scorn deserve indeed strange mr eban come health
ISL 1968 1376 1376 continue country producer exporter foodstuffs primarily fish products valuable food source rich proteins nation hopes continue important supplier nutritionally valuable foodstuff thus make contribution fight malnutrition hunger resources sea must husbanded wisely order secure optimal yield avoid over-exploitation increased international co-operation called statements general debate twenty-first 1430th meeting twenty-second 1579th meeting health
ITA 1968 582 582 technical political capability meet challenge current events challenge new generations thinking now enormous amount good done instance whole family specialized agencies food agriculture organization world health organization international development association unesco well united nations development fund united nations industrial development organization governments gave increasing financial support greater political moral backing however health
JAM 1968 913 913 human rights demand urgent action concurrent equally urgent concern government question development utilization human resources creation environment will longer necessary large numbers people suffer hunger disease live lives hopelessness despair area vital importance developing countries endeavouring improve standards living achieve economic self-sufficiency one despite continuing technological advances much remains done tribute health
JAM 1968 951 951 living achieve economic self-sufficiency one despite continuing technological advances much remains done tribute must paid work far done specialized agencies attempting improve standards attainment fields health education rapid improvement technology makes essential also facilities readily available training retraining teachers technicians administrators businessmen beginning can full realization human rights full utilization human health
JAM 1968 981 981 makes essential also facilities readily available training retraining teachers technicians administrators businessmen beginning can full realization human rights full utilization human resources problems widespread illiteracy malnutrition overcome reason government following greatest interest steps taken advance work united nations social development field consequent adoption resolution xli economic social council called upon nations health
KHM 1968 1767 1767 progress content emphasize illogical immoral character gigantic efforts expended conquest outer space establishment nuclear arsenals hundreds millions men lack minimum required sustain life suffering endemic diseases thing past general complete disarmament free vast resources development disarmament away ever despite endless palaver declarations intent one believes fully alive facts world precarious peace health
KHM 1968 1838 1838 world set aside peace amount one day’s expenditure war preparations war funds thus released administered united nations devoted emergency relief countries suffering scourge war famine epidemics earnestly hope modest proposal will attract support delegations since show united nations retains hope realizing ideals proclaims present circumstances gesture international solidarity special significance restore health
KWT 1968 28 28 pleasure extend president warmest congratulations government unanimous election president general assembly present session election tribute country person latin american republics sincerely wish speedy recovery good health hope will soon able preside assembly meetings like congratulate predecessor mr corneliu manescu minister foreign affairs romania manner conducted proceedings previous session contributed much success health
LBN 1968 156 156 flouted many instances sad think sufferings mankind still endure wherever war rages racial discrimination practised wherever last vestiges colonial system yet eradicated wherever hunger poverty disease determine fate hundreds millions human beings middle east region country belongs nearly two million arabs forced abandon native land homes driven war persecution occupying forces health
MDG 1968 206 206 anniversary recently celebrated madagascar unprecedented enthusiasm fervour essential aim malagasy government changed secure well-being security great island’s inhabitants seek free forever age-old scourges ignorance hunger disease fear morrow nation’s resources strength mobilized purpose time aim malagasy diplomacy hinged mainly international co-operation find abroad additional financial technical resources needed equip country promote health
MDG 1968 805 805 thus every hope spite torrents fine words trade capital movements still continue flow direction poor rich weak strong paradoxical blood transfusion anaemic patient man bursting health inflexible law wages seems now succeeded inflexible law under-development supreme irony happening middle development decade happening number solemn undertakings given will happen tomorrow tension resumes health
MDV 1968 17 17 allow outset congratulate mr arenales election president general assembly united nations twenty-third session wishing speedy recovery illness delegation fully confident wise able guidance deliberations will conducted atmosphere understanding sincere co-operation representatives will brought successful conclusion wish also convey gratitude respects maldivian delegation health
MDV 1968 706 706 population equation add para even optimistic predictions decline rate population increase realized even hopeful predictions significant increase food production come true millions people continue suffer malnutrition ibid para although population posed difficulties maldive islands individual country join chorus voices expressing alarm rapid growth world population must take every measure win food-population health
MRT 1968 1475 1475 groups must set mauritania joined brothers guinea mali senegal form union riverain states senegal river union’s aim act jointly navigation senegal river control major endemic diseases science culture will co-ordinate national planning four states achieve much industrial specialization possible accordance essential economic criteria moreover flow subregional trade will increased january mauritania health
MYS 1968 1944 1944 thereby providing point time lock problem racial discrimination pernicious doctrine apartheid renamed south africa respectability separate development still persists makes mockery human rights like infections diseases tends spread fester obviously mere resolutions united nations periodically repeated will put end quite recently locked disbelief entered arena international sports south africa demonstrated world health
NIC 1968 56 56 honour election signifies republic guatemala mr arenales illustrious homeland shared especially sister republics latin america source great pleasure us elected acclaimed hope will soon recover illness kept away important functions last days extend best wishes speedy recovery like pay tribute mr corneliu manescu minister foreign affairs romania performance president general assembly health
NPL 1968 1749 1749 differences therefore matter greater concern united nations working different organs specialized agencies organizations able bring growing awareness among member states individual efforts eradicate poverty ignorance disease respective territories parts world-wide concerted move put strong fight evils although now realization intensity magnitude problem actually little progress made direction finding solution problem economic health
NZL 1968 2059 2059 testing special one undertaken south pacific relatively close new zealand much closer territories closely associated responsible international sphere care must taken know taken result hazards health may slight still exist hazards considerably greater object french chinese testing atmosphere runs directly counter every effort international community made recent years halt arms race health
PHL 1968 913 913 pledged early year amount pesos all-time high hope increased contributions poor developing country like philippines might significance period shrinking contributions developed countries engaged war poverty disease hunger misery one war can afford escalate one benefit mankind said one main reasons failure development decade serious oversight resulted failure integrate social economic development health
ROU 1968 1705 1705 set charter namely fostering peace progress peoples must conceived general strategy designed encourage support national efforts devoted progress eradicating anachronistic phenomenon under-development evils accompanying hunger disease ignorance perpetuation incompatible contemporary world civilization test effectiveness co-operation programmes put effect united nations auspices lies extent programmes helping narrow gap national development levels nations health
SLV 1968 741 741 frightened conflicts created deal however cause concern increasing tendency live hotbeds hostility tension tacit failure attempt settle hope international community will tolerate body tolerates chronic illnesses however since international community will survive indefinitely diseases time man short lifetime become chronic produce harmful effects habit accepting certain problems inevitable long run serious health
SLV 1968 749 749 tendency live hotbeds hostility tension tacit failure attempt settle hope international community will tolerate body tolerates chronic illnesses however since international community will survive indefinitely diseases time man short lifetime become chronic produce harmful effects habit accepting certain problems inevitable long run serious consequences despite efforts made keep localized fact malignancies health
SLV 1968 1735 1735 equal record compiled respect development parts world past year however good many countries unable many reasons fulfil programmes mapped generally speaking results obtained struggle illiteracy malnutrition unemployment subsistence economy meagre far quantitative qualitative levels required era rapid change increasing technological scientific impact although prospects better-regulated international community one know today must health
SOM 1968 30 30 arenales election presidency general assembly twenty-third session confident great experience international affairs personal qualities wisdom understanding will guide us successful fruitful conclusion issues assembly unfortunate illness prevents present us today sincere hope delegation will make speedy recovery must also pay tribute predecessor excellency mr corneliu manescu foreign minister romania whose wisdom health
SOM 1968 808 808 connexions material support government republic south africa addition member states lack co-operation make relevant resolutions general assembly security council ineffective danger apartheid spreading like infectious disease now become real secretary-general pointed report south african government continued ignore decisions united nations regard namibia also extending territory typical apartheid pattern ruthless suppression form health
SYR 1968 2201 2201 refugees second time together persons newly displaced occupied areas southern syria west bank jordan gaza sinai need essentials physical survival food water shelter blankets clothing health care scarcely less important education children many needs met tented camps winter cold storms brought additional suffering para fourthly economic social council may teheran international health
TCD 1968 545 545 welcome convention prevention punishment crime genocide adopted aegis designed afford effective protection racial religious political minorities oppression annihilation quite apart fact concerned social security child health measures likely give workers amenities healthier life short united nations many peoples feel given opportunities can take however achievements benefiting mankind prevent us clearly perceiving health
TGO 1968 693 693 essential take necessary steps protect interests developing countries normalize world trade spirit principles adopted first conference geneva problem hunger throughout world closely linked problems development malnutrition whose distressing effects felt vast areas earth causes us share deep concern organization serious world protein problem country aware problem sponsored draft resolution para general health
THA 1968 1303 1303 now used suppress human rights people south africa also perpetuate rule south african government people namibia total defiance united nations resolutions matter furthermore difficult expect disease racial segregation cum colonialism can contained within area effective control south africa similar situations exist methods bound used area southern rhodesia illegal régime ian smith health
TUN 1968 406 406 perhaps well moderate hopes think seriously regrettable situation mankind finding difficult extract might remind justice freedom still flouted vast areas world man subjugated man prey disease hunger ignorance perhaps think suffering innocent sacrificed implacability jealous highly suspect gods attempt understand appeal common man suffering dying anonymously terribly backward region africa asia health
TUN 1968 1769 1769 presence united nations taiwan government regarding general disarmament true objective thinking disappearance war inter-state relations also release enormous financial technological human resources devoted combating hunger disease poverty ignorance short assisting mankind emerge under-development magnitude urgency task awaiting us connexion great even combined efforts will much social field must strive achieve objectives health
TUR 1968 1170 1170 less developed countries evils under-development great economic problems confronting developing countries special urgency like particularly mention concern created rapid population growth relation projected food production malnutrition also raising serious problems feel united nations must carefully examine also happy express appreciation joint programmes technical assistance pre-investment assistance organized part united nations development health
UGA 1968 16 16 want start congratulating distinguished foreign minister guatemala elected president general assembly twenty-third session sorry learn illness wish speedy recovery also like express thanks outgoing president work assembly africa understand meaning gain independence free colonialism last month algiers happy admit mauritius swaziland health
URY 1968 1013 1013 energy among mankind common duty abolish terrible evils greatest battle comparison others insignificant mankind’s battle shameful suffering world today suffering people free people lack education health housing clothing hope great challenge owe men leaders take task us enormous urgent part pray god will enlighten us work conclude quoting one thoughts pascal health
VEN 1968 1079 1079 regional world development programmes designed bring actual betterment material spiritual man masses task united nations ensure present-day national regional development plans contain programmes education training health ad social security technology awareness past generations strove first produce greater wealth distribute peoples today however will brook postponement legitimate sharing fruits development view national health
YDYE 1968 537 537 racist shadows fall departure territory british left us heavy onerous heritage poor economic conditions tottering treasury excessively large inefficient administrative structure aden well administrative cultural health services vacuum countryside vast majority population republic live british colonialists left us country divided minute principalities sultanates sheikhdoms means communication except road two built military health
YDYE 1968 576 576 divided minute principalities sultanates sheikhdoms means communication except road two built military purposes actually used drive crush revolution left under-developed society suffering misery deprivation ignorance disease left us productive agricultural industrial projects economy independent republic based inherited economy per cent depended services natural artificial economy adversely affected closure suez canal result health
YDYE 1968 3976 3976 nations still remains last hope millions round world member states must respect principles charter strictly adhere determine make world organization reflection peace brotherhood hope banish disease hunger ignorance war planet succeeding generations live peace prosperity look buck us respect admiration courageous efforts noble purpose achieve peace prosperity single country humanity large health
ZAF 1968 139 139 one another maintained make easier us avoid sterile ideological debate free us concentrate basic needs mankind securing freedom want encouraging economic development providing education improved health conditions living standards important tasks enjoined upon us charter unfortunately past year signs greater tolerance respect nations peoples world since last met confrontations clashes even health
ZAF 1968 996 996 well-established-and experienced research institutions freely communicated within region since many neighbouring territories largely dependent upon agricultural sector economies co-operation south africa combating various animal plant diseases utmost importance technical aid example projects improvement cattle herds neighbours already provided south african scientists also assistance connexion development projects south africa’s proximity neighbours makes health
ZAF 1968 1053 1053 emergencies problems can tackled spot technicians thus widen experience region simultaneously supplying needed assistance regard may mention assistance lesotho recent outbreak plague swaziland outbreak foot-and-mouth disease time ago incidentally solely question governmental policy symptomatic spirit people approach co-operation neighbours recently example group south african farmers took tractors neighbouring country plough lands health
ARG 1969 1295 1295 widening gap advanced less developed countries despite impressive scientific technical progress witnessed years can established two thirds human race remained untouched benefits struggling illiteracy hunger disease one moral social obligations time rectify deficiency legal economic measures leading better distribution fruits technical civilization among individuals peoples argentina gratified united nations organs specialized health
ARG 1969 1492 1492 developed states regional organizations progress developing countries unjustly delayed result high customs duties prohibitive import surcharges quotas non-tariff para-tariff barriers overt covert export subsidies purported health regulations always correspond scientific standards objectively applied permanent threat new restrictions facts kind difficult refute make clear improvement trading conditions important countries receipt assistance necessary health
ARG 1969 1870 1870 words holiness pope paul vi reduce number guests banquet life rather increase food table today given technological progress resources economic organization man within power eliminate malnutrition instead using negative approach birth control advocate positive approach increasing production certain governments represented aware need change standards govern political economic financial relations among states health
ARG 1969 2012 2012 increase domestic investment better distribution income monetary stability led application argentina article vii articles agreement international monetary fund initiation major public social projects period educational health social welfare housing facilities considerably improved regional level argentina continues play active role implementing principles led foundation latin american free trade association lafta drawing new health
AUS 1969 1047 1047 human environment held will support participation australia also support conference’s meeting sweden recognition country’s initiative field aspects human environment receiving greatest attention internationally problems water air_pollution might thought problems pollution great australia parts world distance countries big industrial complexes nevertheless australia immediate problems example relation insecticides many potential problems australian senate health
CAF 1969 158 158 peoples increased co-operation solidarity activity throughout world equality among men whoever may among peoples nations mankind can progressively wipe shame twentieth century under-development retinue misery disease ignorance famine fundamental aims founders united nations set central african republic direction president general jean bedel bokassa reaffirms attachment principles means respect spirit letter nevertheless health
CAF 1969 793 793 chief state operation bokassa last four years engaged sustained national effort social economic development executing social policy country made major advances social infrastructure expansion educational health facilities training education women maternal child welfare national efforts will moderately successful unless specialized agencies united nations already helping us pay sincere tribute redouble activities health
CAN 1969 384 384 united nations many years ago proved ill-suited fulfil purposes created urge measures believe essential future progress organization time acknowledge remedial action can deal symptoms rather disease member nations locked out-dated concepts sovereignty national interest find debate convenient substitute action long attitude persists united nations hope fulfil aspirations founders secondly even benefit health
CAN 1969 518 518 expansion meant priorities become blurred programmes carried long ceased relevant needs staff inadequate qualifications capacities recruited kept rather weeded result quality work organization deteriorated cure illness period consolidation existing activities striking many new directions action kind will enable us take best advantage useful advise will forthcoming report enlarged committee programme co-ordination health
CHL 1969 1412 1412 nationalities nevertheless efforts find ways means taking joint action nations world particularly share common status developing countries continuing great latin american writer said nationalism mental disease idolatry lead universal search must first realize state alienation majority countries true must advance traditionally slow rate glaciers pace consistent active mind man much better health
CHL 1969 2216 2216 principles actual systems regulate factors basically science technology continue private property effects even concept private property examined reviewed many respects even eliminated interests collective security health welfare roman concept property continue applied practice use enjoyment benefits contemporary science roman law law privilege existing law far reserves favoured product knowledge accumulated throughout health
CHN 1969 105 105 feat injected sense achievement mankind dramatic demonstration man capable set goal sad reflect however science technology enabled man explore heavens enabled solve problems earth hunger disease ignorance continue lot overwhelming majority world’s peoples ancient evils now added new perplexing problem population explosion scourge war abolition united nations founded remains stubbornly us health
CIV 1969 257 257 bombs dropped ilyushin planes defenceless villages factors made devastating murderous inhuman war modern world known two million dead two years small area death caused weapons disease hunger without distinction age children ivory coast countries praiseworthy humane charitable effort trying keep alive come us state malnutrition despite modern treatment can provide will health
CIV 1969 276 276 years small area death caused weapons disease hunger without distinction age children ivory coast countries praiseworthy humane charitable effort trying keep alive come us state malnutrition despite modern treatment can provide will remain indelibly marked handicapped weakened time africa needs healthy vigorous men inconceivable prolongation war accumulation much misery can result health
COG 1969 435 435 bound apply obvious solution repeated often withdrawal israeli forces occupied arab territories solution can deemed adequate lasting disregards legitimate aspirations rights people palestine one cure disease unless one attacks root order able search solution conflict whose bloody episodes caused consternation world must undertaken climate free intrigue certain powers already sufficiently distinguished health
COL 1969 796 796 need assess results achieved organization quarter century also desirability restructured institutionally respects one venture deny balance beneficial results achieved united nations brief existence fields culture health nutrition economics peace many conflicts kinds organization sometimes discreetly sometimes dramatically helped settle barely month half ago organization american states regional organization forms part world health
COL 1969 797 797 assess results achieved organization quarter century also desirability restructured institutionally respects one venture deny balance beneficial results achieved united nations brief existence fields culture health nutrition economics peace many conflicts kinds organization sometimes discreetly sometimes dramatically helped settle barely month half ago organization american states regional organization forms part world system health
COL 1969 1836 1836 existing conditions shall able forge ahead great states say create conditions give us tools efforts will carry task freeing two thirds human race hunger ignorance disease unemployment health
CRI 1969 256 256 loss yet prime life still mourn first statesman born central american isthmus achieve distinction election presidency general assembly although work beginning cut short first grave illness death speech acceptance still echoes hall points course follow mission perform terms lost none freshness words stamped authority imparted exceptional gifts eminent statesman long experience health
CRI 1969 809 809 purposes appropriate international control prospects opened achievement control energy contained atom appears far-reaching hopes placed use energy harness rivers level mountains modify soils relieve painful diseases earnest better times developing countries delegation costa rica takes note encouraging progress achieved stage initial action matters importance pledges continued support efforts make specialized bodies health
CRI 1969 1641 1641 wealth loses meaning resort figures speech express adequately days left country read newspaper international red cross joint church aid estimate million half people died hunger malnutrition biafra talk figures words poverty inequity backwardness usual meaning take leave plain language resort literary language wish precise us world super-developed gigantic cyclopean countries world health
CUB 1969 1729 1729 resist overcome aware labours will depend future country efforts will decisive winning better tomorrow threshold second development decade cuba resolved basic social problems education public health human relations rapidly developed merchant marine fishing fleet laid bases technological industrial development recovered wealth people eliminated unemployment will shortly harvest fruits years work present health
CUB 1969 1846 1846 political instability social insecurity inseparable parts latin american drama best economy latin america remains static growing demographic burden countries deteriorating rates illiteracy still high poverty disease unemployment certainly hallucinations minds peoples rather heart-breaking tragedies magical formula alliance progress heralded panacea ills latin america become resounding failure claimed imperialistic counterpart cuban revolution health
CYP 1969 709 709 arms race meet growing danger development new weapons prohibition chemical biological warfare already long delayed postponed unthinkable enormous stocks virulent germs accumulated stored intended use health existence human race progress towards general complete disarmament hand meaningful realistically attainable will accompanied preceded international security system organized united nations countries can rely security health
CYP 1969 2092 2092 must utilized effectively purpose remedying situations question bridging continually increasing gap developed developing countries believe responsibility mainly rich utmost direction also interests final analysis problems nutrition education role united nations may become greater field well important political problems referred agenda problems connected youth throughout world duties responsibilities today new world will health
DKN 1969 98 98 larger ever resources let us forget reality behind general description suffering want individual family group conflict nigeria continuing unabated faced tragedy incomprehensible dimensions famine deficiency diseases taking heavy toll among innocent people even children although sufferings civilian population assumed alarming proportions possible despite strenuous efforts establish permanent arrangement regard humanitarian relief health
DOM 1969 212 212 token constructive concern prompts us welcome general assembly congratulate name government supreme leader president dr joaquin balaguer see primary cause international political crisis resembles chronic disease states members united nations liable fall prey lack compliance international treaties evil prejudicial objectives pursued organization neither principles charter resolutions adopted general assembly even security health
DZA 1969 1948 1948 opposing interests suddenly find firmly united harmonious chamber gaps development great political ideological cleavages deep animosities keen permit miracle numerous anomalies flagrant defects expose gravity illness afflicts organization may one day destroy indeed scandalous anomaly occupation south korea last years foreign troops particular united states troops united nations flag thus organization health
ECU 1969 501 501 attitudes find practical effective solutions believe world organization session general assembly activities adopt effective measures lead improvements situation developing countries least order mitigate contrast poverty malnutrition violence exist side side fantastic space achievements undreamed technological advances regard main problems disturbed world peace ecuador maintains nuclear wars considered abomination use weapons tremendous health
ECU 1969 893 893 recognition characteristics people renounce forefathers unselfishly achieved ecuador trying set example say clear unmistakable terms wants see economic resources developing countries devoted dealing basically nutritional health educational infrastructural needs countries societies ecuador condemns policy arming countries believe case less-developed countries condemnation twice severe invitation hold dialogue always unchanging line conduct country health
GAB 1969 2070 2070 might reached coming months yet come pass proximity gabon position appreciate frightful reality miseries accumulating pitiless struggle apart million dead biafra victims guns cannons hunger diseases resulting hunger period two years war progress starving children continuing arrive thousands camps set shelter assistance many unfortunately never recover physical collapse biafra hour million health
GBR 1969 60 60 express sorrow untimely death last president general assembly mr emilio arenales none us will forget skill courage conducted proceedings assembly twenty-third session already grip fatal disease regret madam president able listen opening speech read since close interest may quote one passage said many us tend go happily one agenda item next health
GNQ 1969 343 343 element strengthening new national currency monetary system republic equatorial guinea country totally dedicated urgent necessary task economic industrial cultural agricultural development well development field public health invite private capital whatever source may come make investments guinea will course guarantee investments extend invitation governments provided compliance bilateral agreements may concluded sovereignty republic health
IRL 1969 74 74 1753rd meeting para delegation like time record sincere regret death president twenty-third session assembly irish delegation admired great talents excellency mr emilio arenales despite serious illness dedication displayed president grieved lie pass away early age sympathy goes delegation guatemala representatives doubt aware recent appearances security council 1503rd meeting general committee 180th health
IRN 1969 1473 1473 resolute steps required translate lofty objectives living realities time affluence rapidly becoming prevailing condition whole countries regions world large majority humanity continues live conditions poverty disease hunger surely time come global partnership deal effectively paradoxical intolerable situation tragic note development aids beginning yield results political will developed countries international aid seems health
IRN 1969 1595 1595 manpower shortage acute developing countries area however conditions rather favourable enthusiasm youth provides enormous source energy still largely untapped try channel idealism youth fight poverty disease illiteracy global scale view considerations shahanshah aryamehr took initiative suggesting creation international corps volunteers response general assembly last session unanimous vote encouraging regard equally gratifying health
IRN 1969 1749 1749 social reforms provides necessary impetus rapid growth last year economy enjoyed another twelve per cent expansion achieved relative price stability areas use army conscripts literacy health development programmes continues yield important results shall soon marking twenty-fifth anniversary founding organization approach expect recapture first hopes went signing charter must draw lesson twenty-five health
IRQ 1969 58 58 independence self-determination oppressed peoples also like take occasion express sincere sorrow passing away former president emilio arenales earned confidence general assembly last session spite ill health discharged duties admirably one year passed since addressed general assembly last session quoting statement secretary-general’s report effect progress made towards international order based law justice health
ISL 1969 428 428 united nations difficult position intervene obvious example nature war nigeria smaller party conflict starved boot starvation affects public general children adults dying reportedly hundreds thousands malnutrition privation people quite willing provide aid prevented carrying freely offered assistance applies kurds although different way sad thing affirm one can intervene effectively behalf oppressed health
ISL 1969 692 692 problem united nations especially successful humanitarian field bring clearly necessary mention agencies united nations mention united nations high commissioner refugees united nations children’s fund world health organization food agriculture organization many come mind fields direction united nations enormous successful work done certainly desirable success attained fields well even main purpose united health
JAM 1969 185 185 ideals charter make organization force world community today consequences actions clear us vast numbers men women children die major wars called limited wars devastation hunger malnutrition dread concomitants civil strife leave us cold impotent troops move across frontiers chorus fruitless denunciations stereotyped ritual exchanges number major issues confronting today’s world endangering health
JAM 1969 1046 1046 regarded social fact essential investments economic progress education take obvious example vital prerequisite progress possession raw materials potential markets government’s view applicable so-called social sectors health housing time recognized can away many artificial distinctions social economic fields applying assistance recently organization turned attention important sector population refer youth seems ironic organization health
KHM 1969 111 111 succeeded remaining peace internally externally although without suffering repercussions war viet-nam like developing countries countries well experiencing economic financial difficulties escaped caused poverty famine undernourishment epidemics illiteracy like short say enough live superabundance material goods least state well-being still sought vain others favoured us depend national existence entirely can express freely health
KWT 1969 1408 1408 objectives gap developing developed countries steadily widening developed countries reluctant fulfil obligations particularly field aid trade now threshold second united nations development decade poverty hunger disease ignorance lot ordinary people developing countries centuries past poverty craving better life engenders now become source active political discontent duty developing developed countries agree concerted health
LKA 1969 151 151 assumed profound feeling sadness ceylon delegation heard news death excellency dr emilio arenales able talented minister foreign affairs guatemala presided assembly last year despite grave illness bore admirable fortitude composure flinch responsibilities carried task appointed end death months close twenty-third session brought untimely end career already marked brilliant achievement full ample health
MDV 1969 615 615 facing us magnitude problem population explosion yet remedied estimated population will increase million people africa asia latin america alone coming decade distressing note extremely poor health conditions malnutrition still dominate many developing countries doubt encouraging signs field agricultural development quickly overshadowed fact food production still step growth population expected even less health
MDV 1969 617 617 magnitude problem population explosion yet remedied estimated population will increase million people africa asia latin america alone coming decade distressing note extremely poor health conditions malnutrition still dominate many developing countries doubt encouraging signs field agricultural development quickly overshadowed fact food production still step growth population expected even less pessimistic observers health
MLI 1969 1299 1299 world interest mankind discouraging note governments developed countries spend enormous sums conquest outer space remote planets earth thousands human beings die day hunger major endemic diseases despite immense advances science technology believe industrialized countries show greater realism solidarity accept provisions charter algiers connexion delegation welcomes efforts already made industrialized countries french health
MLI 1969 1878 1878 apostle peace mr raoul follereau implored powers interests mankind peoples put brake arms race enormous sums thus spent reasons pride prestige amply suffice eradicate widespread diseases kill thousands people every year save thousands children likewise die every year disease malnutrition bring fertility hitherto unproductive land remained derelict uncultivated lack resources considerations health
MLI 1969 1891 1891 race enormous sums thus spent reasons pride prestige amply suffice eradicate widespread diseases kill thousands people every year save thousands children likewise die every year disease malnutrition bring fertility hitherto unproductive land remained derelict uncultivated lack resources considerations mind government republic mali welcomes strongly supports proposal submitted consideration jointly ussr socialist health
MLI 1969 1892 1892 enormous sums thus spent reasons pride prestige amply suffice eradicate widespread diseases kill thousands people every year save thousands children likewise die every year disease malnutrition bring fertility hitherto unproductive land remained derelict uncultivated lack resources considerations mind government republic mali welcomes strongly supports proposal submitted consideration jointly ussr socialist countries health
MLT 1969 204 204 highly armed military blocs field economic social advancement record hardly better enough say still witness world two thirds population destitute underfed thousands dying daily starvation malnutrition efforts introduce greater equity nation nation yet achieved success essential maintenance peace reasons beginning participation work organization others sought make particular contribution solution problems relating health
MRT 1969 125 125 assure full loyal co-operation delegation also wishes associate unanimous tribute paid rostrum courage devotion displayed president twenty-third session excellency mr emilio arenales braving great suffering disease end removed prematurely midst delegation pays respectful tribute memory great son latin america wishes convey people republic guatemala brotherly feelings deep sadness loss outstanding personality health
NLD 1969 1180 1180 without pains every hope will become reality within distant future common policies developed applied complex sensitive fields agriculture taxes subsidies transport trade social security employment health many others will spare enumeration rest calls almost weekly meetings council ministers community competent ministers aid european commission thoroughly discuss problems late night may tell health
NZL 1969 391 391 ensure describe debates something dialogue deaf can course take great pride work done united nations economic social fields specialized agencies real advances economic aid education health name areas great progress primary purpose united nations established still left major problem president assembly referred tuesday 1753rd meeting advances fields spoken much less meaning health
NZL 1969 1261 1261 new zealand brought two territories self-determination self-government western samoa fully independent state since brought statehood new zealand chosen join united nations although become member world health organization cook islands chose fully self-governing free association new zealand light experience two cases feel new flexible arrangements needed small emerging territories present offered alternatives health
PAK 1969 48 48 office personal charm grace great ability long experience united nations undoubtedly guarantee success let pay respectful tribute predecessor late mr.emilio arenales courage displayed stricken fatal disease unforgettable convey pakistan’s sincere sympathies delegation guatemala untimely death general assembly today consider duty comment issues affect pakistan’s daily life existence outlook international relationships let health
PAK 1969 1129 1129 middle east feel heat earthquake occurs south-east asia feel shock general survey issues whether originating southern africa viet-nam middle east subcontinent reveals characteristic common root disease cases denial people right self-determination wherever people’s self-determination thwarted conflict inevitably follows take case southern africa first colonialism still entrenched white fortress region fear fuel health
PAK 1969 1846 1846 try establish friendly atmosphere leave untouched primary cause atmosphere constantly vitiated like inviting patient pretend healthy suffering grievous malady invite india joint serious effort cure disease india suggests remove minor symptoms pakistan sincerely believes major disputes settled nearness similarity economic social problems will assert establish good neighbourly relationship us attitude reconciliation health
PER 1969 3934 3934 philosophical religious principles proclaimed many centuries earlier today one longer denies human welfare requires conquest freedom political sense also sense liberation man harshest oppressors poverty disease ignorance welfare also requires achievement equality expressed rights obligations regardless sex race religion class rights longer merely guarantees granted citizens liberal state vigilant order acquired health
PER 1969 4107 4107 cases preceded forms international co-operation assist countries solving problems ultimate analysis always peoples many states recognition right life foundation rights go beyond literary exercise infant mortality endemic diseases continue decimate population true recognition right freedom servitude poverty-stricken majorities still remain domination privileged minorities assume political power one prerogatives right property great health
PER 1969 4109 4109 forms international co-operation assist countries solving problems ultimate analysis always peoples many states recognition right life foundation rights go beyond literary exercise infant mortality endemic diseases continue decimate population true recognition right freedom servitude poverty-stricken majorities still remain domination privileged minorities assume political power one prerogatives right property great masses accumulate health
PRY 1969 1621 1621 work economic infrastructure proceeding without interruption work accomplished includes building new highways already existence maintained high level efficiency construction new schools new better hospitals provision health services covering whole population level nutrition among highest continent illiteracy rate already low steadily reduced political affairs concerned party system functioned smoothly freedoms association assembly health
PRY 1969 1627 1627 work accomplished includes building new highways already existence maintained high level efficiency construction new schools new better hospitals provision health services covering whole population level nutrition among highest continent illiteracy rate already low steadily reduced political affairs concerned party system functioned smoothly freedoms association assembly press expression fully exercised regard social health
RWA 1969 1139 1139 co-operation various fields vast sums states especially great powers devote armaments better used raising living standards populations parts earth people get enough eat stricken various diseases even basic education inadequate however subject ever commanded sustained attention international co-operation present-day world mingling human race woven close ties wealth poverty one shared many health
RWA 1969 1456 1456 expenditure arms greatest absurdity greatest aberration time century human genius carried boldest scientific exploits even point enabling man set foot moon scandalous planet dwells hunger disease ignorance still rudely defy poor nations must convinced need oppose united front under-development rise narrow nationalism turn attention creation large groups effective promoting development greater health
SAU 1969 52 52 late president assembly mr emilio arenales prime life activity saddened us esteemed wisdom dedication united nations also marvelled exemplary courage manifested resuming duties odds mortal disease snatched amongst us may god mercy let soul rest peace embarking substance statement like take opportunity applauding indefatigable secretary-general u thant tireless efforts exerted world health
SEN 1969 57 57 recovery independence confidence representatives nations gathered together shown reinforced encouraging presence among representatives african states like take opportunity paying tribute memory president emilio arenales withstanding disease already afflicting conducted work twenty-third session self-denial courage worthy respect novelty sought session will solely connected importance problems raised obviously likely found agenda items peace health
SLE 1969 94 94 opportunity also express sympathy guatemala loss mr emilio arenales president last general assembly died able complete assignment entrusted assembly admired courage carried duties despite failing health share deeply loss great world statesman congratulate secretary-general introduction annual report add know difficult year staff yet face obstacles able present us report contains concrete health
SLV 1969 1449 1449 significance links long process authority enforce decisions retaliation therefore becomes ordinary method bringing people reason rapid means preventing arbitrary action integration process definitely suffering chronic disease worse disease lack concern patient’s recovery examples prove just said recent example arbitrary violation central american treaties inter-american agreements honduran decree closing pan american highway health
SLV 1969 1451 1451 long process authority enforce decisions retaliation therefore becomes ordinary method bringing people reason rapid means preventing arbitrary action integration process definitely suffering chronic disease worse disease lack concern patient’s recovery examples prove just said recent example arbitrary violation central american treaties inter-american agreements honduran decree closing pan american highway passage salvadorian health
SWZ 1969 131 131 express along colleagues preceded profound grief delegation country death former president general assembly mr emilio arenales minister foreign affairs guatemala happy saw resume office sudden illness twenty-third session general assembly last year sincerely hoped completely recovered alas death took away accomplished important task man rare ability dedicated devoted enthusiasm affairs country health
SWZ 1969 1236 1236 disregard provisions charter objectives believe stated charter family sovereign nations force place modern society generation generations come suffer war learn love eliminate ignorance poverty hunger disease discrimination health
THA 1969 1629 1629 mankind two thousand million people say least disappointing poorer people still remain caught tragic web circumstances drastically restrict legitimate right decent life trapped grip hunger malnutrition inadequate education dwindling opportunity deepening poverty third mankind lives countries advanced economies environment priority abundance goals set first united nations development decade now well known health
TTO 1969 679 679 programmes united nations increasingly concerned persistence destructive attitudes frustrate co-operative effort bedevil relationships peoples past twenty-five years despite myriads resolutions decisions various organs united nations disease apartheid south africa assumed endemic proportions moreover eyes process infestation taking place southern rhodesia time warned inadequacy measures proposed adopted deal growing menace peace africa health
USA 1969 1556 1556 experimental satellite launched time early decade 1970s present indications satellites capable yielding data assist widely varied tasks location schools fish oceans location mineral deposits land health agricultural crops feel right share adventures benefits space example plans determined take actions regard earth resource satellites programme proceeds fulfils promise purpose actions programme dedicated health
YEM 1969 254 254 restore preserve dignity man comprehensive complete sense established fact democratic form government based popular choice now exists yemen arab republic since november yemen rid dictatorial diseases political persecution arrest without warrant imprisonment without trial torture practices police state regarded yemeni people horror contempt experiences yemeni people endured past seven years engraved health
BLR 1970 2182 2182 part activity organs far rights chinese people’s republic united nations restored majority states faced vast difficult problems remain solved field economic social development poverty hunger disease racial discrimination segregation intensification exploitation unemployment lot millions people capitalist world backwardness many countries asia africa latin america stemming colonialist neo-colonialist systems imperialist powers remains health
BLR 1970 2411 2411 cultural wealth siphoned metropolitan countries losses resulting inequitable trade deliberate development predominantly one-crop economies also adverse effects slow pace social development spheres education social welfare health besides important determine total sum present outflow capital channels independent developing countries developed capitalist states finally determine approximately rate amortization indebtedness thus incurred developed capitalist health
BOL 1970 1443 1443 awaiting solution can never interpreted denial important progress victories achieved organization common good united nations contributed significantly development international law rendering invaluable services designed combat disease hunger promote culture education bring better understanding social problems ensure specialized administrative cooperation render technical assistance confront complicated problems international trade development united nations avoided health
CMR 1970 517 517 universal strategy development fact highlights another positive aspect united nations activities kept alive feeling human solidarity implemented international cooperation specialized agencies particularly deal technical assistance health agriculture food education science culture communications effectiveness agencies gainsaid importance lies practical usefulness activities also fact thanks united nations living reality daily life member states health
COG 1970 265 265 tribute courage lucidity devotion cause peace secretary general u thant open us several ways celebrating twenty-fifth anniversary united nations case chance place us carry overall health checkup organization intoxicated technical progress swept away hypocrisy used now set event indulging pseudo philosophical discourse far identifying objectively difficulties persist unfortunately international community contribute health
CRI 1970 2080 2080 necessary thanks great extent studies united nations know today two thirds mankind lives without proper food without decent housing conditions without land without property without health know solution tragedy consists increasing national income poor countries order increase national income necessary raise level production can achieved perfecting methods producing wealth words education health
FRA 1970 259 259 three sentences weakness first void caused absence among us large part mankind weakness secondly inadequate effort made fortunate peoples aiding struggle least favored peoples hunger disease stagnation lastly weakness resignation certain division power unless take care will perpetuate split world cover opposing blocs condemn majority nations paid dearly win pride independence health
GHA 1970 93 93 second united nations development decade coincided twenty-fifth anniversary united nations opportunity offered organization devise operate strategy waging greatest noblest wars ensure mankind’s survival war poverty disease ignorance underdevelopment opportunity peoples united nations dare spurn second half twentieth century witnessed one fascinating processes history mankind ideas freedom justice reserved privileged section world’s health
GHA 1970 1147 1147 aimed providing basis self sustained growth emphasis increasing production food industrial raw materials reduce excessive dependence imported goods taking decisive steps provide better housing education health services especially low-income groups ensure within existing population situation inequalities distribution income social amenities especially urban rural areas reduced like address special appeal socialist states health
GHA 1970 1217 1217 notably soviet union played decolonization process adoption strategy second development decade world called upon complete process enabling emancipated peoples live decent lives free exploitation poverty disease ignorance pity source great disappointment us peoples socialist countries done much political independence now enter reservations helping us complete emancipation ghana delegation feels reservations raised health
HTI 1970 876 876 organization essentially political purposes seen vigorous promotion number specialized agencies fao green revolution able remove specter famine corollary extraordinary demographic explosion seen days always anxious health populations always ready undertake action combat least threat epidemic neglect combating endemic diseases formidable legacy less fortunate past unesco equally working field culture education furthermore health
HTI 1970 885 885 agencies fao green revolution able remove specter famine corollary extraordinary demographic explosion seen days always anxious health populations always ready undertake action combat least threat epidemic neglect combating endemic diseases formidable legacy less fortunate past unesco equally working field culture education furthermore can overlook work done financial organizations aid development economic health
HTI 1970 889 889 able remove specter famine corollary extraordinary demographic explosion seen days always anxious health populations always ready undertake action combat least threat epidemic neglect combating endemic diseases formidable legacy less fortunate past unesco equally working field culture education furthermore can overlook work done financial organizations aid development economic commercial groups economic commission health
IDN 1970 1128 1128 new institutions established new measures taken designed meet specific problem areas despite commendable actions however countless millions people developing part world still suffer agonies hunger disease malnutrition illiteracy unemployment addition compounded problems race urbanization population pressures deteriorating human environment exigencies problems old new require integrated approach bring solution review appraisal efforts health
IDN 1970 1129 1129 institutions established new measures taken designed meet specific problem areas despite commendable actions however countless millions people developing part world still suffer agonies hunger disease malnutrition illiteracy unemployment addition compounded problems race urbanization population pressures deteriorating human environment exigencies problems old new require integrated approach bring solution review appraisal efforts last health
IDN 1970 1375 1375 decade spirit true collective responsibility international solidarity like united nations indonesia enters year twenty-sixth year existence member international community independent nations survived sufferings caused normal diseases infant years including attempts break unity integrity nation even change state philosophy pancha shila attempts met failure unity nation basis pancha shila grown stronger ever health
ISR 1970 3248 3248 doctors scientists cooperate common quest learning visit other’s institutions lecture other’s students meet face face opportunities ills common region credit middle east recent weeks cholera disease broke many parts appeal israeli minister health cooperation colleagues neighboring countries went unheeded senselessness tragedy war vividly expressed inexcusable waste resources twenty-two years arab states health
ISR 1970 3255 3255 other’s institutions lecture other’s students meet face face opportunities ills common region credit middle east recent weeks cholera disease broke many parts appeal israeli minister health cooperation colleagues neighboring countries went unheeded senselessness tragedy war vividly expressed inexcusable waste resources twenty-two years arab states israel spent million military purposes one-tenth sum health
KEN 1970 176 176 opposing sides face-to-face confrontation comprehensive network specialized agencies important development activities initiated greatly benefited new nations third world embraced vital fields agriculture technical cooperation public health development planning education international finance host activities many enumerated kenya government deeply appreciative splendid work united nations development program kenya countries well much achieved united health
KEN 1970 225 225 achieved united nations lot remains done vast populations africa still condemned servitude oppression clash arms certain parts world continues disrupt peace progress problems poverty illiteracy disease still haunt conscience mankind gap industrialized developing nations ever widening process hastened technological advances shared less fortunate members world community undiminished tempo arms race particularly health
NLD 1970 1625 1625 problem time majority world population deprived benefits technological revolution fully aware reality nevertheless reason organization cope pollution measures must taken international level prevent spread water air_pollution government one hopeful forthcoming united nations conference human environment will lead comprehensive environmental policy netherlands member preparatory committee conference will spare effort promote agreement reaching health
NZL 1970 230 230 respectfully using term hijackers must place conjunction another remarkable phenomenon lightning rapidity shock waves events particularly violent events felt around world age instant communication allow epidemic hijacking condoned suggest time combat ingenuity ruthlessness use methods serve political personal ends hundreds years ago international law equal challenge posed piracy high seas today health
PHL 1970 660 660 bridging poverty gap problem constitutes important longterm challenge united nations president mcnamara world bank pointed recently two thirds mankind million individuals remain entrapped grip hunger malnutrition high illiteracy inadequate education shrinking opportunity corrosive poverty gap rich poor nations longer gap chasm appalling fact transcends importance gravity social economic problems century much health
PRY 1970 371 371 managed strengthen order peace based justice democratic political parties free play active part now preparing participate general municipal elections called october index attendance schools well nutrition among highest latin america progress words continuous integral results obtained best rewards won statesman presides national destiny country represent assembly whose voice bring perhaps never health
RWA 1970 1249 1249 income year assistance yet volume expenditure armaments many rich countries powers possess material strength destroy world also possess necessary means free million men chains hunger disease ignorance extraordinary progress science technology used make possible utilization natural resources existing developing countries improve living conditions populations countries still far reaching noble ideal inspired health
SGP 1970 377 377 two states one friendly try get involved unavoidable support stronger weaker may true meek shall inherit earth contingent interest strong possess earth show sign immediate mortality fifth reality mirrored united nations often odds objective reality reality world derives fact many nations play game masquerade united nations thus regimes feudal repressive home health
TUR 1970 285 285 credit indeed numerous varied host differences settled mediation united nations efforts secretarygeneral representatives enormous amount work depth benefit future generations done specialized agencies fields varied health education agriculture science training specialists hundreds international agreements initiated concluded auspices united nations indebted large part legislation human rights despite united nations continues criticized foundation health
URY 1970 106 106 amazing progress technology seems lose control human social problems must deal world today obviously twenty-five years ago political events led creation united nations longer relevant health great organization today considered satisfactory faith optimism enthusiasm founders charter possessed largely yielded skepticism disappointment fear future must begin plenary session brings close quarter century health
URY 1970 1151 1151 peoples comparable certain short-comings can seen uniformly throughout evolution living organisms under-development normal crisis growth rather pathological disturbance within economic social evolution human communities like illness calls adequate therapy responsibility generation precisely prove wise enough determine treatment strong enough apply contemporary man man time history feels world remaining static necessarily changing health
USA 1970 2431 2431 explore possibility establishing international air water quality standards united states hopes assembly session will act advance important objectives newly acute problem threatens growing number societies epidemic spread addiction dangerous drugs especially among young people phenomenon mushroomed years country number others developed developing creates untold misery violence lawlessness economic human loss.this menace health
VEN 1970 166 166 believe primary goal can one led creation international organization namely maintenance international peace security obvious many positive results achieved united nations economic social cultural legal health fields however feel necessary disregard negative aspects situation confronting us today must concentrate wish correct errors committed past opinion united nations continues best instrument international health
ZAF 1970 141 141 revision charter view improving effectiveness organization instrument promoting peace international security understandable prescription maladies organization appeal seems government treatment kind misdirected attempting cure symptom instead disease despite imperfections charter basically fault lack will part members apply constructively chapter charter embodies highest common denominator aspirations peoples world acting community member states participated health
ZAF 1970 1079 1079 society can high standards living full employment conditions economic educational progress development realized individual human freedoms related fundamental needs man example freedom poverty want need health education social services freedom poverty want directly related economic advancement significant respect real per capita income south africa rose per cent years regards services implemented health
ZAF 1970 1431 1431 differences political systems bar peaceful coexistence friendly relations africa continent especially southern region destiny lies believe everyone’s interest countries region develop prosper real enemies africa disease ignorance poverty misery conquered cardinal importance moreover security stability region preserved therefore dismayed note emphasis placed various united nations bodies use force means attaining political health
AUS 1971 1343 1343 fears realized ignored much depends can achieve stability domestic economies developed countries risks economic distress will present us can firmly establish sound international currency system health dynamic international trade developed developing countries suffer serious distress markets shrink capital flows reduced international economic aid cases already tended reduced fall still perhaps twenty-sixth health
BEN 1971 868 868 human potentialities required create world happiness prosperity arms race inflicts humanity painful needless hemorrhage gives rise gigantic waste money might much better used fight many diseases afflict humanity improving unequal standards living bringing solace poor world high time resources earth enjoyed inhabit luxury comfort enjoyed longer served insult dignity need aspire health
CIV 1971 567 567 accession independence namibia must accede independence territorial integrity entrusted league nations great britain latter south africa now come problem apartheid painful question appear veritable mental epidemic blocks judgments critical faculties makes us impervious reasonable solutions prevents us perceiving essence tragic march africa towards ideological division misfortune seeing superimposed upon political-religious division health
CIV 1971 868 868 accept invasion south africa african armies armed power south africa one foresee long war last armies fighting several fronts continent reduced vast field ruins hunger epidemics cause millions upon millions dead youth hope tomorrow sacrificed without winning war lose precious peace similar conceived masked war implanted middle east enabled great powers health
CMR 1971 175 175 evoke us appalling picture man feverishly hunting fellow man driven hateful demons whose names colonialism racial religious discrimination relentless pursuit selfish interests add natural disasters epidemics year afflicted large number countries third world united nations powerlessly standing difficult claim unqualified success international solidarity however fail welcome thankful bright spots marked history health
CSK 1971 304 304 deeply interested mutually advantageous development co-operation also wishes participate solution common european problems development transport preservation natural environment exploitation energy resources broadening co-operation fields public health question taking advantage practical possibilities improvements relations european states already helped create conditions construction high-capacity gas pipeline soviet union cuts across country will useful many health
DZA 1971 1984 1984 plunder wealth case shaj never allow one elements struggle underdevelopment must readjustment terms trade order remedy injustice due present degradation aspects struggle-agriculture industry transport public health education-which require much effort sacrifice part scope problems immense resources required solution make necessary concerted action international level importance stressed institution level united nations first health
ESP 1971 1012 1012 goals inevitable consequence concept economics service mankind important objectives attained third development plan social improvements kinds country desires achieve spanish people improvements concern education housing health assistance social security vocational training part program spanish government began many years ago besides national action need suitable action sectoral regional world levels plans spain health
ESP 1971 1371 1371 environment firmly believe possible combine economic social development preservation ecological environment prepared seek formulas uniting also like refer problem increasing gravity affects physical mental moral health peoples speaking widespread consumption narcotics causing general concern spanish government fully shares anxiety responsible spain’s signing ratifying international conventions subject also accounts legislative work incorporating health
FIN 1971 1328 1328 entire world community two among important ones population question acceleration food production although issues highly interdependent treated isolation others many ways intertwined economic social issues health urbanization industrialization international trade just mention unplanned development single-minded sectoral approach economic growth without full sense responsibility indirect consequences led many countries situation qualitative aspects health
FJI 1971 965 965 us first time protest right contamination atmosphere sea tests must cause subjection peoples south pacific will increases levels radio-activity matter small must regarded potentially hazardous health fiji also associated joint protest made new zealand friends behalf independent south pacific countries following resolution meeting pacific heads government south pacific forum held wellington health
GAB 1971 1301 1301 continues suffer hunger live poverty peace established minimum justice exists justice consist alone granting individuals enjoyment civil political rights also right every man able food health education health
GHA 1971 349 349 burden mankind sad reflection sense priorities-indeed crime humanity states spending million year manufacture perfection weapons destruction unable spend per cent gross national product elimination poverty disease squalor world delegation pleased note united nations recognized implications fact declaration strengthening international security resolution xxv assembly first time established link progress disarmament economic development health
GHA 1971 1391 1391 outlined measures realizing encouraging act international partnership developed developing countries agreed co-operate adopting implementing policies aimed complementing supple-menting other’s efforts task eradicating hunger poverty ignorance disease third world well remind problems set solve post-war period still us fact worsened many respects developing countries targets policy measures adopted first development decade engendered health
GHA 1971 2198 2198 new decade initiates ensure decades come mankind shall live world free threat war free annihilation nuclear weapons free conflicts divide us free poverty hunger ignorance disease vision courage session accepts challenge new decade will depend success experiment international co-operation peace progress health
GTM 1971 286 286 guatemala wishes reassert faith united nations search solutions world problems planned channeled operations international co-operation ensure economic social cultural development well encourage feeding peoples ensuring health social justice equity international relations feel much lost large areas member states afflicted threat international violence endangers security peace believe sincerely possible achieve understanding will health
IDN 1971 1883 1883 y cx friendship come know work shall remember contributions made organization difficult challenging years join delegations expressing regret decision retire position secretary-general wish family best health happiness hope however united nations may continue benefit vast experience wise counsel guidance future t past health
IND 1971 574 574 demand essential commodities wages falling crimes various kinds increase local friction tensions unknown local administration diverted work looking refugees turn affected adversely development projects fear epidemics ever present even though outbreak cholera controlled refugees must go back question simply can anyone reasonably expect go back thousands thousands daily fleeing area pointless health
IRL 1971 417 417 perhaps poor consolation realize two super-powers enough nuclear weaponry destroy rest us enough automatic systems continue salvos corpse humanity ever waste f human effort poverty diseases poverty continue threaten two thirds mankind development decade yet scientific technological basis exists abundant world food supply secretary-general told us promoting uses less developed areas health
IRL 1971 461 461 told us promoting uses less developed areas new types cereals legumes can help million children grow healthy mind body addj para one mankind’s victories war malaria million people now live areas eradicated much done million spent year armaments put useful purposes may well ask realize per cent amount spent aid developing health
JAM 1971 513 513 rate 1960s-a rate regarded satisfactory countries concerned developing countries conscious problems rapid population growth rampant unemployment haphazard urbanization inadequate housing un-diversified meager diets insufficient facilities health education can tackling problems efforts outside help available suffer greatly problems making outside control globe small world economic impulses transmitted one country another almost immediately health
JAM 1971 783 783 welcomes united nations world plan action application science technology development expects co-operate fully secretary-general regard misapplication science technology past developed countries polluted atmosphere oceans problems health poor living conditions developing countries remained unalienated lack science technology reason countries developed developing co-operate secretary-general world plan will contain co-ordinated set ideas can act health
KWT 1971 1595 1595 effective enforcement measures adopted international organizations begun lately consider third course namely adoption punitive measures readiness take first step along road indicated months ago world health organization whose assembly warned resolution wha may continuation israel’s violations basic human rights necessitate organization consider application article constitution -a measure entail suspension israel’s voting health
KWT 1971 1623 1623 assembly warned resolution wha may continuation israel’s violations basic human rights necessitate organization consider application article constitution -a measure entail suspension israel’s voting privileges world health organization well services israel entitled member international community passed stage reaffirming principles passed stage investigating israeli policies practices determining flagrant israeli violations passed stage declaring health
MEX 1971 894 894 must fight advent era economic social political equality must break bonds serfdom peoples may fulfill creative potentials must guide along peaceful paths just aspirations freedom health food housing education full employment demands majority world must go unheeded peoples seeking answers solutions problems burdened many centuries want find soon nature trend changes health
MLI 1971 170 170 hopes vast horizons whose extent depth longer turn head outer space linkups walks moon scientific exploits can real meaning unless thanks concerted efforts sickness ignorance malnutrition give way better economic future mankind fine hymn victory courage enabled man conquer nature directed towards search new economic order put service justice equality freedom health
MYS 1971 1979 1979 hope will remain available future great services united nations fields experience ability bring organization great results may conclusion express wish prayer family will enjoy continued health happiness years come health
NER 1971 877 877 tragedy afflicting developing countries rich countries rest laurels realize fate necessarily linked proletarian nations one talk rostrum peace freedom justice millions millions people suffering hunger disease international development strategy second united nations development decade adopted unanimously resolution xxv rich poor alike give us grounds hope beyond resolutions expressions sympathy exist will health
NIC 1971 588 588 exercising full uninterrupted possession sovereignty shall participating conference law sea realistic attitude shall maintain country’s already recognized right exploitation area miles width adjacent zone reasons health defense determined closest adherence practices exist among states believe geneva conventions revised fix extent territorial waters continental shelf leaving contiguous states determine treaties corresponding marine health
NIC 1971 1630 1630 facts history one essential foundations security must depend solely control offensive defensive weapons rather establishment just international order equally just national orders must wipe poverty disease inequality educational economic opportunities guarantee every human satisfaction fundamental needs full development individuality order can established disappearance forms domination force economic technological supremacy otherwise unless health
QAT 1971 499 499 economic social development duly appreciative efforts undertaken economic social council subsidiary bodies specialized agencies field mobilization financial resources foreign investment economic social planning housing transport health realize course many fields still half way along road towards achieving goals seem indispensable create world fit people live know particular relations countries industrialized time health
RWA 1971 1174 1174 truth imperative need peace security throughout world good relations countries also requires increased international economic cooperation order achieve genuine international social justice believe gentlemen hunger illness ignorance throughout world dangerous happiness security peoples sound camion hie gap continued grow richer poorer countries equal right sail peoples world flourish full measure enjoy health
SAU 1971 170 170 organization can never forget vigilant found several occasions political crisis threatened world peace still remember diligently used good offices avert many international conflict discharging duties health bound suffer inasmuch solicitous personal welfare hope may still able continue office international community unanimously agree successor year year time marches found still seized major health
SDN 1971 478 478 serious human problem yugoslavia nigeria going back world situation grimmer statistics also revealed per cent world’s gross national product goes military expenditure exactly amount spent health education whole world per cent education per cent health world course changed overnight efforts national international relent solemn pledges respected however taken decision one state health
SDN 1971 487 487 grimmer statistics also revealed per cent world’s gross national product goes military expenditure exactly amount spent health education whole world per cent education per cent health world course changed overnight efforts national international relent solemn pledges respected however taken decision one state disrupt operation international monetary system serious repercussions pattern international health
SGP 1971 1311 1311 under-developed revolutions according secretary-general’s report children sick undernourished children under-developed world today case years ago human misery progressively increasing third world people starve die preventable diseases reproductive capacity peoples third world increasing faster economic productivity can unity stability modernization third world unless economic breakthrough clearly remedies policies attempted past years promote health
SLE 1971 108 108 year just elapsed topical may also take opportunity recording government’s sincere appreciation sterling services rendered mr ralph j bunche under-secretary special political affairs whose retirement health grounds just announced fondly remember historic visits africa 1950s testify devotion cause international peace since founding organization delegation prays speedy return perfect health happy retirement health
SLE 1971 131 131 whose retirement health grounds just announced fondly remember historic visits africa 1950s testify devotion cause international peace since founding organization delegation prays speedy return perfect health happy retirement part gives particular pleasure come year leader first delegation arrive sierra leone since matured republic april sincere congratulations go governments peoples bhutan bahrain health
SLV 1971 1565 1565 ready seek establish peace security firm just bas region preservation peoples states today calls dynamism requirements increased technological society movement exercise expression wills can maintain health political bodies today way domestic consolidation possible understanding co-ordinating interests progressively widening spheres sub-region region world case country region central america latin american continent world health
SWE 1971 954 954 paris made possible cessation bombing north viet-nam therefore grave concern note bombings large scale taken place conflict east pakistan led collapse social order region famine epidemic diseases spreading among population million people fled india indian people great sacrifices made impressive effort alleviate plight refugees strain india unreasonably heavy conflict generated problems health
SWE 1971 955 955 made possible cessation bombing north viet-nam therefore grave concern note bombings large scale taken place conflict east pakistan led collapse social order region famine epidemic diseases spreading among population million people fled india indian people great sacrifices made impressive effort alleviate plight refugees strain india unreasonably heavy conflict generated problems quote health
TCD 1971 1496 1496 underdevelopment phenomenon according holiness pope paul vi closely linked peace may even indeed essential element peace underdevelopment quarter century now subject discussion august assembly- never illness thoroughly diagnosed doctor result tins examination perhaps now time organization guardian peace co-operation among peoples pause minute give thought effectiveness done precisely done four five health
TGO 1971 83 83 certainly failing duty express secretary-general u thant great admiration indefatigable devotion cause nations unaware many difficulties endeavors know gives best facing wish much courage excellent health may time still charge organization ever needs long experience great wisdom convinced acute awareness heavy responsibilities hesitate second continue lofty mission unless absolutely imperative reasons health
TGO 1971 1518 1518 countries european economic community particularly france federal republic germany well united nations development program specialized agencies united nations especially food agriculture organization united nations world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization others unsparing efforts assist us overcoming hunger poverty ignorance sincerely hope many countries will follow suit help us health
TTO 1971 965 965 nations conference human environment held stockholm useful forum making concerted attack problems trinidad tobago already taken initiatives institute new measures protection natural environment control marine air_pollution certain united nations new field international endeavor will take due account special needs interests developing countries world today agonized dissension conflict divided inequality today world health
TTO 1971 1087 1087 world faces continued defiance world opinion matters racial equality treatment clearly exemplified countries will grant man basic right treated like man today world faces hunger disease billions dollars wasted creation weapons deal death destruction today world faces pollution natural environment threatens survival human race can problems solved venture suggest international co-operation health
TUN 1971 194 194 pitfalls difficulties arise repeatedly despite great powers always encouraging small powers often defiant though budgetary vexations continue add daily worries able mr secretary-general undoubtedly sacrificing health keep organization right path tunisia expresses gratitude exceptional role guardian guide years played something owe owe fact exceptional qualities also owe devotion co-workers lastly value health
TZA 1971 1718 1718 dissolution so-called united nations commission unification rehabilitation korea conscience world stirred tragic events affecting people eastern part pakistan miseries flood added civil disruption mass exodus epidemics dread diseases misfortunes enough try spirit tax resources people government coming done one within harrowingly short period time caused untold grief suffering millions sincerely hope health
TZA 1971 1720 1720 united nations commission unification rehabilitation korea conscience world stirred tragic events affecting people eastern part pakistan miseries flood added civil disruption mass exodus epidemics dread diseases misfortunes enough try spirit tax resources people government coming done one within harrowingly short period time caused untold grief suffering millions sincerely hope international community health
USA 1971 844 844 relation-ship equal partnership rights responsibilities shared conscious relationship requires economic growth greater opportunities trade closer economic co-operation among us especially wish emphasize undiminished concern economic health nations latin america nations developing world time new economic policy united states may raised certain questions objectives changed adopting policy economic nationalism abandoned efforts assist health
USA 1971 1489 1489 capitals served pragmatism issue united nations becomes universal body will better able deal lengthening list global issues confronting conciliating political differences reducing world’s armaments curbing epidemic spread narcotics addiction protecting environment assuring exploitation oceans benefit mankind meeting responsibilities united nations must session deal two important matters must choose outstanding successor able health
VEN 1971 478 478 combination social conditions enabling human person fully develop faculties perfect individually socially concept common good taken point view state however states alone isolated concert nations health economy agriculture science arts short man’s activities contemporary world intimately dependent activities men peoples thus chen internally state seeks realization common good citizens universal society health
ZAF 1971 520 520 south africa much part africa african state vital interest continent’s peace prosperity recent years emphasis africa placed need development developing states contend various problems economic health educational technical agricultural fields south africa instances able co-operate solution problems happy example assisted various african states way famine relief co-operate respect supply electricity health health
ZAF 1971 545 545 health educational technical agricultural fields south africa instances able co-operate solution problems happy example assisted various african states way famine relief co-operate respect supply electricity health welfare services marketing agricultural produce provision low-interest loans planning construction various long-term development projects.- private sector south africa also played part assisting african countries field health
BHR 1972 88 88 work organization add since bahrain’s admission united nations last session country pursued interest satisfaction many useful activities organization various organs bodies economic social cultural humanitarian health fields advances made organization harmonizing international co-operation various fields dispatch missions opening regional offices convening conferences facilitated study world problems communication technical knowledge assistance need health
BOL 1972 2426 2426 us tell young still unexplored continents african america sufficient green space necessary oxygen neither rare contaminated opulent land can built new industries without endangering human health industries process industrial de-concentration promoting development backward countries strengthen economies lessen degree dependence mean unaware situation countries cities suffer pollution environment one search adequate solutions health
CAF 1972 144 144 post end twenty-sixth session general assembly unaware many difficulties will confront know will give best order overcome assuring unconditional support can wish great courage excellent health will able work long possible behalf organization year will year detente marked process profound change taken place structure international relations particularly among great powers must health
CHL 1972 445 445 continent convinced thaw international relations genuine promising something exists among great powers certain highly developed areas tension threats peace desperate situation millions human beings suffering malnutrition illiteracy exploitation imperialist penetration violent covert often lead tragedy parts world specifically asia africa latin america witness wars coercion signs relief perceptible relaxation tension paradoxically health
CHN 1972 154 154 peoples opening new chapter relations two countries west soviet union united states held summit talks signed number bilateral agreements co-operation fields science technology culture education health european economic community grown expanded middle east far-reaching progress made arab nation’s struggle free super-power control struggle people various countries changes international relations helped varying health
CIV 1972 1449 1449 countries therefore give priority development rather protection environment rich countries conceive stockholm name ecology shown picture future splendid pollution pollution dangerous destructive civilization poverty misery disease lack hygiene ignorance however many scourges men goodwill altruistic campaigns meeting refusals part affluent countries anything-about cycles production well-being benefit everyone us indeed improvement standard health
CIV 1972 1535 1535 life embracing life’s aspects political cultural economic social way clear global insight ecological social imbalance source inequity alienation anti-social conduct organization essential task bringing peace health world international relaxation tension now observed lead relaxation vigilance fear position adopted certain states budgetary area will lead new difficulties may cause new financial crisis health
CMR 1972 1383 1383 positive contribution work conference developing countries acquired increased awareness problems involved improving human environment far concerns united republic cameroon knowledge natural environment particular effects problem’s health hygiene housing matter high priority similarly safeguarding environment well-being mankind requires remedial action management natural resources must taken now saying wish emphasize interest anything concerns health
CRI 1972 801 801 charged preparing prudently firm resolution convening world disarmament conference charged attaining one noblest goals peoples set constituted united nations namely end scourge war past years epidemic criminal attacks threats personal security endure wave savage terrorism words secretary state rodgers tragically touched lives people everywhere without warning without discrimination without regard sanctity health
CRI 1972 1709 1709 wealthy nations poor nations wish achieve integral economic social growth agree growth continue favor small sectors mankind certain nations vast majority continues immersed poverty ill- health malnutrition lack opportunity education under-employment natural human resources let us bear mind secretary-general warns us report make progress solution global problems economic social development peoples health
CRI 1972 1710 1710 nations poor nations wish achieve integral economic social growth agree growth continue favor small sectors mankind certain nations vast majority continues immersed poverty ill- health malnutrition lack opportunity education under-employment natural human resources let us bear mind secretary-general warns us report make progress solution global problems economic social development peoples governments health
CUB 1972 1720 1720 living symbols unbreakable rebellion people keeping intact spirit struggle nine patriots remain incommunicado subject sorts harassment victims hateful penal system among great age others whose health precarious delay mobilization anti-colonialist forces demand urgently north american government immediate liberation fighters sacrificed ideals independence long organization proclaimed must allow hatred colonialists vented.again nine health
CUB 1972 3042 3042 schools teachers technological institutes schools vocational training estimated will able bring area work study million young people well tens thousands teachers educational cadres far public health concerned cuba leads rest latin america recognized recent conference ministers public health santiago chile development sugar cane industry also carried true impetus cuba domestic financial health
CUB 1972 3054 3054 work study million young people well tens thousands teachers educational cadres far public health concerned cuba leads rest latin america recognized recent conference ministers public health santiago chile development sugar cane industry also carried true impetus cuba domestic financial situation also undergone healthy transformation principled policy expansion international relations continents fraternal health
DNK 1972 1360 1360 us economic social field within united nations family organizations international co-operation taking place solve wide range crucial problems population growth urbanization industrialization social security employment nutrition health steady expansion human knowledge creates new problems demands task economic social council analyze trends propose new ways co-operation ensure coherence policies co-ordinate work support health
DNK 1972 1361 1361 economic social field within united nations family organizations international co-operation taking place solve wide range crucial problems population growth urbanization industrialization social security employment nutrition health steady expansion human knowledge creates new problems demands task economic social council analyze trends propose new ways co-operation ensure coherence policies co-ordinate work support steps health
DZA 1972 711 711 clearly differentiate aggressor victim aggression need stress world today revolutionary violence wherever appears condemnation international society unjust order prevails thus terrorism evil seems rather symptom diseases afflicting world today diseases must dig want establish balance will freed fear violence will based justice among men one great stand apostle violence one can health
DZA 1972 715 715 aggression need stress world today revolutionary violence wherever appears condemnation international society unjust order prevails thus terrorism evil seems rather symptom diseases afflicting world today diseases must dig want establish balance will freed fear violence will based justice among men one great stand apostle violence one can strong condemn violence placed health
DZA 1972 802 802 one fell swoop today terror caused peoples pushed limit patience doomed slow death genocide disappearance diaspora might well drag rest world holocaust assuredly mature stage diseases contemporary society highlights urgency devising cure course asked adopt immediate measures fight know sort international terrorism simply wipe symptoms disease without resolving eradicate taproots problem health
DZA 1972 822 822 world holocaust assuredly mature stage diseases contemporary society highlights urgency devising cure course asked adopt immediate measures fight know sort international terrorism simply wipe symptoms disease without resolving eradicate taproots problem violence can raise indeed justify controversies arguments struggle national liberation resistance people remains today past right legitimate sacred duty specific health
ECU 1972 1110 1110 maximum use natural resources assist legitimate owners black gold lack technology developing countries add lack financial means planning implementing programs development fight poverty unsanitary conditions disease illiteracy thus contrast becomes even obvious light many needs know arms race neither contained stemmed introduction report work organization secretary-general purposefully stated fact arms race health
ECU 1972 1454 1454 time general assembly make determined appeal great powers put end nuclear explosions tests rather devote immense resources moneys techniques research placed service man will cure diseases help economic social development assure existence keeping dignity guiding idea protecting man aspects manifestations inspired dictated position ecuador united nations conference human environment held june health
ECU 1972 1574 1574 tutor nations without subject nations since contradict spirit letter charter-co-operation nature assist so-called third world additional resources combat eradicate environmental problems under-development slum conditions ill health pollution malnutrition contamination environment gradual destruction ecology force millions persons live conditions can termed subhuman stockholm conference opened door hope general assembly now incumbent upon health
ECU 1972 1576 1576 without subject nations since contradict spirit letter charter-co-operation nature assist so-called third world additional resources combat eradicate environmental problems under-development slum conditions ill health pollution malnutrition contamination environment gradual destruction ecology force millions persons live conditions can termed subhuman stockholm conference opened door hope general assembly now incumbent upon responsibility channeling health
ESP 1972 795 795 limited insuperable obstacles limitations none unbearable subjugation terror seem closer ever seeing freed domination subjected physical environment available us means enable us push back frontiers disease sorrow death scourge violence terror spreading throughout world actions carried man man legitimized means attaining may well noble goals everywhere hear voices asking end violence health
GBR 1972 244 244 intend lose national identities merge complementary personalities greater good developments must profound significance context wider world community confine benefits compass membership missing opportunity terms general health world community inbred introvert community indeed invite trade wars stimulate selfishness united kingdom member commonwealth nations form narrow european isolation totally alien whole philosophy question health
GBR 1972 952 952 cycle violence reprisal given fresh impetus recent weeks mr rogers secretary state united states drew attention monday 2038th meeting many instances world-wide problem terrorism violence disease many us assembly fallen victim special problem indiscriminate terrorism northern ireland assembly drew urgent attention responsibilities climate terrorist operated beastly practice said sooner later uncompromising health
GHA 1972 235 235 arising indefensible disparities economic levels well-being received attention deserves especially big powers world given will capacity create world without hunger world without poverty world without disease far back dumbarton oaks founding fathers united nations recognized dangers inherent economic social disparities accordingly entrenched charter need eventual elimination charter envisages employment international machinery health
GHA 1972 746 746 gap intentions performance technology accentuating inequalities advanced developing countries nations northern hemisphere live affluence unprecedented comfort greater number countries condemned life abject poverty afflicted innumerable diseases lacking adequate social services make life worth living yet developing countries contributed great deal continue contribute significantly economic well-being affluent live situation bounden duty international health
GHA 1972 1788 1788 limited agreement will lead progress fields disarmament savings made area disarmament usefully employed meeting social economic demands home also applied ridding world much squalor poverty disease view delegation disarmament left mercy super-powers big powers government ghana therefore looks forward proposed world disarmament conference disarmament issue universal concern government ghana convinced desirable health
GHA 1972 1921 1921 prime ministers china japan government ghana welcomes encouraging trends world political situation lends full support aided advances science technology man conquered distance found cure many diseases whole improved living standards extent undreamed forefathers frantic search affluent society uninhibited use technology naturally adverse consequences imbalance population industry natural resources already posing threat health
GMB 1972 418 418 therefore encouraged positive approach stockholm conference taken towards problem pollution human environment approach view correctly identified major environmental problems outlined integrated strategy involving population control nutrition education drainage sewerage physical planning natural resource management solution problems reservation believe share countries instead creating united nations super-agency environment propose environmental policy co-ordinating unit health
GUY 1972 1183 1183 commentary contemporary internationalism stockholm conference third session unctad events international calendar year emphasis placed debate stockholm fact two thirds world’s population human environment dominated poverty malnutrition illiteracy misery urgent task facing mankind solve immediate formidable problems reflected declaration acknowledged environmental deficiencies generated conditions under-development can best remedied accelerated development transfer substantial health
GUY 1972 1467 1467 solve prevailing environmental problems products under-development stockholm declaration acknowledges millions continue live far minimum levels required decent human existence deprived adequate food clothing shelter education health sanitation let resources sea sea-bed beyond limits national jurisdiction heritage mankind first charge upon redress social economic imbalances let devoted fulfillment first principle declaration-the realization health
HTI 1972 505 505 recognition necessity transfer technology nations third world drafting charter economic rights duties states latin america africa asia voices many millions men upraised claim right education health happiness look second united nations development decade improve living conditions bear responsibility world’s destiny must surely aware urgent problems economic development disequilibrium nations different social health
IND 1972 1633 1633 recent developments world economy monetary field caused grave concern us pointed need establishing durable equitable world monetary system let us forget world economy will restored health focusing payments problems prosperous countries monetary trade development problems closely interrelated developing countries vital stake developing countries must therefore participate fully decision-making process affecting future health
JAM 1972 315 315 must universal moral foundation conduct affairs absence universal morality determine relations within societies nations modern technology will eventually destroy us therefore begin thesis unemployment poverty malnutrition inadequate housing existing side side conspicuous affluence represent intolerable invasion principle equality represent challenge will nation must faced overcome equally believe international juxtaposition wealthy nations health
JAM 1972 1147 1147 central concern mine increasingly understood impossible separate economic social aspects development will bore recitation interrelationships involved however come increasingly conclusion world came understand close relationship health economic development later education economic development must now need understand even closer relationship housing economic development convinced housing going become great new area world concern health
KEN 1972 1429 1429 can produce beneficial results based access technology capital planning techniques proper utilization development endeavor can ensured corrosive poverty can eradicated wide-spread illiteracy progressively reduced rampant disease substantially controlled international plane developing countries collectivity must gain liberal market access developed countries primary commodities manufactured semi-manufactured articles newly emergent nations must ensure enjoy health
KEN 1972 1825 1825 t confront us today spirit united nations charter conformity aims objectives world community united nations must work together liberation colonially-dominated peoples economic advancement peoples conquest disease illiteracy improvement environment exploitation vast resources sea benefit peoples let us work replace confrontation negotiation mistrust good faith impressive rhetoric effective action health
LBR 1972 651 651 including essential capital consumer goods constantly rising paying imports developed countries obtaining less less primary exports developing countries placed position unable cope adequately essential problems malnutrition poverty hunger disease ignorance family planning pollution inescapably adversely affect wholesome functioning society man international problem like international problems requires international solution agreed self-help key health
LBR 1972 654 654 consumer goods constantly rising paying imports developed countries obtaining less less primary exports developing countries placed position unable cope adequately essential problems malnutrition poverty hunger disease ignorance family planning pollution inescapably adversely affect wholesome functioning society man international problem like international problems requires international solution agreed self-help key progress developing countries health
LBR 1972 717 717 development avoid confrontation rich poor countries confrontation might even dwarf erstwhile confrontation superpowers international community will make every effort narrow gap haves have-nots hunger poverty disease ignorance provide fertile soil seeds violent revolution challenging possibly destroying foundations organized society clear august body must act urgency improve economic condition developing countries requires health
MEX 1972 517 517 tests initiative mexican delegation th general assembly last year emphatically unreservedly condemned second time resolution xxvi however practices continued increase underground testing situation apart endangering health present future generations will inevitably lead tests continued crumbling treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons resolution xxii annex concluded arduous efforts negative results work done geneva confirm health
MLI 1972 2211 2211 resources order hasten transformation society sorely needs must resolutely engage great crusade injustice causes insecurity daily jeopardize peace human lives called imperialism colonialism apartheid hunger disease illiteracy poverty selfishness cite familiar ones thus contributing achievement world peace happiness peoples strongly aspire mali determined work realization great project furthermore full accord historic health
MLT 1972 1494 1494 people malta befits civilized country condemn every act blind violence ever manifestation hatred peoples every recourse killing bloodshed also aware however violence terrorism frequently symptoms disease therefore seriously expect denouncing condemning acts however deplorable may shall making useful contribution towards desirable objective discovering cure will eradicate disease even prevent recurrence outbreaks health
MLT 1972 1515 1515 violence terrorism frequently symptoms disease therefore seriously expect denouncing condemning acts however deplorable may shall making useful contribution towards desirable objective discovering cure will eradicate disease even prevent recurrence outbreaks violence unfortunately question international violence become entangled burning political issues conflict arab states israel struggle colonialism view happened recently munich aftermath health
MWI 1972 142 142 things greatly contributed making ideal international civil servant devotion duty relentless search solutions puzzling problems deserve unreserved praise although longer us can assure wish continued health much happiness years follow well-earned rest retirement new secretary-general mr kurt waldheim extend heartfelt appreciation performance far revealed ability experience former diplomat foreign minister medium-sized health
MWI 1972 1337 1337 obstacles acceptable agreement complete disarmament malawi like appeal concerned rethink matter align wishes mankind sake peace security eventually create favorable atmosphere implementation measures dealing problems disease hunger poverty believe policy contact dialog order achieve end malawi believes settlement can achieved show arms peaceful coexistence maintenance peace security cardinal principles organization malawi health
NIC 1972 600 600 function patrimony civilization culture labor performed equitably distributed among peoples corner-stone order ensure fundamental freedoms rights human person enabling states make effective free hunger poverty disease ignorance fundamental inherent right human person throughout planet hunger poverty disease ignorance self-generated peoples least right possibility self-determination avoid essential states equitable participation fruits nature health
NIC 1972 611 611 order ensure fundamental freedoms rights human person enabling states make effective free hunger poverty disease ignorance fundamental inherent right human person throughout planet hunger poverty disease ignorance self-generated peoples least right possibility self-determination avoid essential states equitable participation fruits nature resources civilization also security self-determination international trade will put brake achievement health
NLD 1972 1553 1553 nations structure international trade field international development strategy needs elaboration adjustment important new element development deeply rooted problem mass poverty developing countries traditional attributes unemployment malnutrition slums lack minimum hygiene lack education glaring inequalities standards living committee development planning last week mr de seynes under-secretary-general economic social affairs mr mcnamara president health
NPL 1972 1270 1270 second united nations development decade resolution xxv strategy sets forth considerable detail targets economic social progress present decade emphasizes need co-ordinated international effort come grips malnutrition unemployment ignorance poorer countries growing economic gaps brought increase tensions despite adoption strategy less developed countries general continue face difficulties way planned economic development prospect health
NPL 1972 1332 1332 nations fulfilled many rich countries present flow aid developing countries bilateral multilateral sources amounts less million year compared million year spent armaments efforts eliminate poverty disease ignorance less developed countries initial phase need transfer technology capital advanced countries large scale otherwise seen past process development will continue slow nepal launched national health
OMN 1972 353 353 development economic social political spheres reign enlightened sovereign majesty sultan qabus oman able safeguard just stability remarkable strides towards progress already achieved country people schools health clinics set oman already begun network roads connect various parts ports telecommunications facilities now almost completed many many projects now construction realize just begun task health
PAK 1972 1647 1647 instead secondary objective reforms cover fairly wide spectrum including land reforms reforms banking corporate structure nationwide integrated rural works housing program fundamental changes system education health success strategies designed secure social justice generate greater employment poor nations can facilitated active co-operation contribution affluent world co-operation common interest countries united nations conference health
PHL 1972 1152 1152 responded immediately emergency aid united nations children’s fund unicefj ready supplies action-oriented approach wealth experience coping emergency situations world food program economic social council world health organization united nations development program undp also rose admirably occasion united nations disaster relief coordinator ambassador farouk berkol faced first major challenge acquitted commendable fashion health
QAT 1972 363 363 territories occupied restore legitimate rights palestinian people united nations can work dignity effective instrument preservation peace country admires great tasks united nations performing economic social health educational fields believe expansion work fields securing necessary funds best constructive means creation better international community people can live prosperously peace security charter united nations health
RWA 1972 1393 1393 expenditures armaments military equipment instruments struggle under-development thus vast amounts money material resources human energy spent armaments used liberation three quarters mankind suffer hunger ignorance disease place reaffirm wealthier countries will make progress without risk except extent support great struggle waged less favored countries under-development delegation rwanda never ceased express increasing health
SDN 1972 1873 1873 stems awareness international community global responsibility solution social economic problems economic social development keeping pace neither needs growth world trade development results wide-spread poverty endemic malnutrition inadequate education present international economic order may capable accommodating needs expectations developing world whether wasteful distortion priorities widening gap national interests affluent have-nots absence generally health
SGP 1972 1296 1296 problems saying long us view united nations arena dramatic contests little chance able restore united nations vigor prestige deserves maybe united nations needs reinvigorated nursed health may well got united nations deserve united nations existence outside members constitute united nations mirror reflecting collective weaknesses defects us outside us united nations nothing health
SOM 1972 2761 2761 united nations better confine mainly social economic aspects international co-operation us particularly us developing countries benefited continue benefit work united nations agencies grateful campaigns eradicate malaria illiteracy seems obvious government surest guarantee enjoyment benefits united nations geared preserve international peace security whose members large small accept rule law set forth charter health
TCD 1972 80 80 now bear also like express admiration mr kurt waldheim secretary-general whose great qualities sense responsibility determination succeed perseverance obvious everyone like extend best wishes good health happiness complete success heavy tasks mr president may assure unfailing co-operation country member united nations shares responsibility maintenance international peace security indeed apart observing principles health
TCD 1972 974 974 faced honorably various burning problems dimensions behalf head state president republic excellency mr francois tombalbaye secretary-general progressive party chad behalf like convey best wishes good health happiness head state made clear regard question china vast country partner ignored world system peaceful coexistence power whose responsibility ensure balance power world delegation china health
TGO 1972 1178 1178 environment held stockholm last june must become fully aware gravity problems posed industrial pollution recognize one greatest scourges modern times must recognize greater pollution poverty malnutrition disease racism threatening environment two-thirds mankind national temporary solutions perforce insufficient inoperative must prefer solutions world level doubt serious problems environment present confronted inevitable consequences health
TGO 1972 1179 1179 held stockholm last june must become fully aware gravity problems posed industrial pollution recognize one greatest scourges modern times must recognize greater pollution poverty malnutrition disease racism threatening environment two-thirds mankind national temporary solutions perforce insufficient inoperative must prefer solutions world level doubt serious problems environment present confronted inevitable consequences economic health
THA 1972 1569 1569 continued fine tradition set predecessor uthant left distinguished record achievement countless number friends among members assembly delegation’s good wishes extended u thant secretary-general continued good health success health
TUR 1972 1252 1252 satisfying ever-growing needs already stated man’s past record connexion uneven one marked failures well successes problems confronting us today overpopulation food shortages lack adequate education health facilities near helplessness face natural calamities absence atmosphere trust security bear witness failures however seems us failures successes accomplished one important task aroused common consciousness health
UGA 1972 1210 1210 made establish uniformity view government deterioration environment industrial nations acutely felt accentuated established economic methods production self-interest best sometimes resist new inventions might help restore health environment urgent fundamental problem governments concerned must face honesty courage issue outer space becoming increasingly important delegation welcomes efforts member states engage utilization outer space health
URY 1972 951 951 session general assembly denied modern civilization consequence addition inestimable progress serious shifts natural ecology alterations environment indiscriminate exploitation flora fauna earth well grave harm done air_pollution latin american regional seminar problems human environment development held mexico city september last year established principal source environmental pollution pollution water land sea international level health
USA 1972 1004 1004 per capita growth production finally achieved higher rate less developed developed world still recent world bank report showed serious problems income distribution high rates infant mortality low rates literacy serious malnutrition widespread ill health united states intends continue devote serious efforts solving problems improved united nations development program channels economic assistance health
USA 1972 1009 1009 achieved higher rate less developed developed world still recent world bank report showed serious problems income distribution high rates infant mortality low rates literacy serious malnutrition widespread ill health united states intends continue devote serious efforts solving problems improved united nations development program channels economic assistance united nations activities related science health
USA 1972 1012 1012 less developed developed world still recent world bank report showed serious problems income distribution high rates infant mortality low rates literacy serious malnutrition widespread ill health united states intends continue devote serious efforts solving problems improved united nations development program channels economic assistance united nations activities related science technology also impact health
YDYE 1972 224 224 yemen faithful believer purposes united nations vitality role one countries whose population suffers circumstances just alluded british imperialism exploited people century left wake poverty ignorance disease underdevelopment variety forms therefore incumbent upon us work towards elimination burdensome inheritance working toward goal participation masses countryside urban areas implementation programs plans formulated revolutionary health
ZAF 1972 953 953 wake suffering destruction death terrorist outrages committed munich elsewhere widely condemned elsewhere proper enough terrorism universal evil must stamped everywhere can differentiation types terrorism forms disease respects frontier none ignores abroad immune home organization particular must consistent shirk duty discard charter regard terrorism must speak one voice scourge without equivocation terrorism health
ZMB 1972 824 824 angola mozambique guinea bissau mentioned earlier large areas territories liberated complete control liberation movements areas life people must continue sustained people need must adequate food health educational services also require transport facilities ensure effective distribution supplies areas convinced field specialized agencies united nations capacity provide services liberated areas urgent moral obligation health
AUT 1973 940 940 past experience provides ample proof even supreme sacrifice deterrent will future main responsibility persistence terrorism lies contributed blocking efforts establish effective international co-operation terrorism world-wide disease can fought successfully world-wide remedies really care fate people desiring travel austria way new homes make schoenau castle battle cry ideology nobody can profit campaign health
BFA 1973 2326 2326 stockpiling postponed respect delegation gives full support proposal united states convene conference discuss ways means maintain food-stuff production appropriate level mobilize efforts countries deal famine malnutrition resulting natural calamities upper volta five countries sudano-sahelian zone drought caused ravages among million inhabitants animals subsistence economies hundreds persons perished thirst hunger diseases found health
BFA 1973 2350 2350 famine malnutrition resulting natural calamities upper volta five countries sudano-sahelian zone drought caused ravages among million inhabitants animals subsistence economies hundreds persons perished thirst hunger diseases found easy prey among persons weakened hunger millions animals perished representing practically countries per cent livestock trade livestock constitutes principal source export income indeed peasants health
BOL 1973 951 951 effort economic association marginal condition vast masses mankind another conflicting realities social economic structures must changed beginning agrarian reform policy distribution national revenue benefit man’s health housing education food political stability progress latin american countries based depend will leaders economic social conditions peoples live urgent need contribute collectively improvement conditions truly health
BOL 1973 1292 1292 representatives lafta andean subregion river plate basin economic commission latin america latin-american institute economic social planning unctad gatt fao united nations development programme undp world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization international labour organisation international monetary fund financial institutions represented world bank inter-american development bank andean development corporation special health
BOL 1973 1749 1749 relaxation international tension go smother danger build new order mankind must go root troubles resources can found powers arm explore outer space means found combat disease illiteracy hardship n millions human beings must live hung unemployment poverty proposed military expenditure reduced per cent purpose assistance developing countries armaments everyone knows prelude health
CAF 1973 891 891 must conceived adopted clearing-house problems aspirations whole world must build peaceful unarmed just prosperous world community united cultural human diversity remains much-to done poverty hunger disease illiteracy still rampant world make us ashamed especially think enormous resources wasted dangerous useless weapons must draw logical consequences detente might good thing economic social health
CAN 1973 347 347 operations stand best chance success conducted authority united nations security council long assumed progress technology agriculture communications mean progress underprivileged-a ladder people climb away hunger disease degradation yet tragically word progress come mock us gap rich poor wider ever material achievements threatened spiralling world inflation increasing pollution unforeseen commodity shortages capricious health
COL 1973 1060 1060 alarming end decade 1970s level total arms expenditure rose beyond s200,000 million year experts point military expenditures two half times greater entire amount allocated governments health programmes one half times greater amount devoted education times greater total official economic assistance given developed countries developing nations mankind must think carefully whether colossal health
COL 1973 1154 1154 requires far highly sophisticated complex control system used can safely said modern weaponry true part expenditure laid scientific research less obvious greater transfer resources improvement health education nutritional possibilities mankind help dispel demographic problems seem insoluble today lose sight fact strategy second united nations development decade called per cent rate growth health
COL 1973 1616 1616 corrected except vast plans industrial development improving economic social infrastructure calls increase capacity export generate potential wealth can distributed among less fortunate form salaries educational health housing assistance major problem besetting latin america under-development population countries literally flocks cities search better living working opportunities chance grappling termed revolution rising expectations third health
CYP 1973 1682 1682 progress can made hoped international community will soon move towards effective prohibition chemical warfare humane world society devoting consistent efforts united nations helping mankind combating disease protecting environment development enormous quantities paralysing chemicals purpose using people nations tragic contradiction question nuclear testing another area urgent progress needed addition treaty banning nuclear-weapon health
DEU 1973 829 829 special importance strengthening international jurisdiction consolidation development international law require opinion active attention assembly world going process rapid change many explosive problems conflicts spread like epidemics owing increasing proximity states continents conflicts can shown terrorism present time either want use incapable using political means unforeseeable consequences owing vulnerability highly developed societies health
ECU 1973 958 958 keeping needs region thus endorsed economic social council resolution lv let us now avoid weak ambiguous measures present moments difficult enough still lack food still disease poverty international monetary crisis still produces negative results particularly developing nations eve multilateral trade negotiations held within framework gatt whose bases conditions precisely keeping desires health
FJI 1973 667 667 can impinge rights others therefore regretted responsible member international community france continued conduct nuclear testing atmosphere point far removed metropolitan territory thus endangering marine resources health lives peoples south pacific region international community shown strong opposition nuclear weapons nuclear testing numerous resolutions various international treaties recurring appearance agenda general assembly items health
GAB 1973 254 254 great human collectivity within mutual understanding engender greater justice view justice necessarily begin better considered distribution riches consumer goods means make possible struggle effectively ignorance disease poverty attachment ideal deeper total confidence industrialized countries following one greatest conflagrations inflicted upon world succeeded placing eyes new charter better future based upon thousand health
GHA 1973 1114 1114 must formulate execute plans will eventually eliminate problem altogether statement rostrum twenty- seventh session general assembly pledged co-operation efforts made ensure humanity rid hunger poverty disease live clean healthy environment fact believe efforts eradicate hunger poverty disease one hand ensure healthy environment supplementary believe environmental protection industrialization necessarily mutually exclusive happy health
GHA 1973 1125 1125 twenty- seventh session general assembly pledged co-operation efforts made ensure humanity rid hunger poverty disease live clean healthy environment fact believe efforts eradicate hunger poverty disease one hand ensure healthy environment supplementary believe environmental protection industrialization necessarily mutually exclusive happy result discussions last session general assembly governing council united nations environment health
GTM 1973 470 470 grave danger mankind proud western hemisphere treaty tlatelolco created signed us guatemala concern development directed towards over-all plan deep humanist underlying condition calls better standards health training cultural activity least greater number inhabitants shall participate actively social economic welfare thus meet imperative peace fruit justice guiding principle deeply rooted tradition guatemalans health
HTI 1973 550 550 community mankind based unity science technology economy looking peak must forget millions human beings still suffering impoverishment discrimination impossibility guiding destinies prey poverty hunger ignorance disease fervent hope international situation favours collaboration making possible every country safeguard judgement faith will extend beneficial effects countries third world though yesterday ideological battlefields will health
JAM 1973 297 297 believed fight freedom will continue long continues beat within hearts men love freedom concern fellows much criticism aimed organization lack appreciation achieved millions fields education health improvement labour conditions criticism repeatedly hear arises patent necessity change obvious instrument created years ago different circumstances world today changes political international affairs well domestic health
JAM 1973 1923 1923 central theme environment urge therefore ideas priorities agreed upon first meeting governing council united nations environment programme geneva june year pursued particularly concerning human settlement health habitation country enters plea forgiveness repeatedly returning idea central core endeavour improvement quality life individual human already seen national statistics may scant relevance central theme health
KEN 1973 412 412 peace- building liberation million africans held servitude southern africa accelerated determined action part international community rapidly opening horizons science technology need applied development eradication poverty disease illiteracy squalor short challenges faced numerous multidimensional responsibilities therefore greater meet realistically must remain locked sterile debate inordinate delay ideological confrontation path abdication responsibility chaos health
KHM 1973 300 300 throughout countryside large measure actual battlefields just mention primary school buildings destroyed hence student body numbering million 1969-1970 school children able go school year realm health infrastructure hospitals health centres infirmaries either demolished damaged doctors nurses massacred defiance humanitarian rules many religious buildings fate meted several hundred buddhist monks murdered captured health
KHM 1973 303 303 measure actual battlefields just mention primary school buildings destroyed hence student body numbering million 1969-1970 school children able go school year realm health infrastructure hospitals health centres infirmaries either demolished damaged doctors nurses massacred defiance humanitarian rules many religious buildings fate meted several hundred buddhist monks murdered captured many forcibly defrocked health
LBR 1973 1318 1318 international conflicts prevention aggression around globe emphasis placed social economic advancement world’s peoples reflects belief peoples world share bounties earth freedom hunger want poverty ignorance disease essential prerequisite enjoyment fundamental rights affirm beliefs primarily right just sure knowledge world peace security long ensured gap have-not nations remains vast apparently unbridgeable gap health
LBR 1973 1501 1501 peoples world time history genius mankind provided means vastly increasing agricultural production less acreage producing heavy machinery consumer goods massive scale arresting many conditions breed disease ill health challenge faces us collectively use capability improving condition humanity let us refrain large wasteful expenditure scarce resources implements designed destruction human life let health
LBR 1973 1503 1503 time history genius mankind provided means vastly increasing agricultural production less acreage producing heavy machinery consumer goods massive scale arresting many conditions breed disease ill health challenge faces us collectively use capability improving condition humanity let us refrain large wasteful expenditure scarce resources implements designed destruction human life let us create health
LSO 1973 422 422 general assembly twenty-fifth session resolution xxv us hopeful international community long last become aware interests durable peace stability pressing need combat scourges mass poverty unemployment disease malnutrition plaguing developing countries first over-all biennial review appraisal progress already shown dismally over-optimistic gap planned objectives targets strategy achievement wide spectrum problem areas o health
LSO 1973 423 423 assembly twenty-fifth session resolution xxv us hopeful international community long last become aware interests durable peace stability pressing need combat scourges mass poverty unemployment disease malnutrition plaguing developing countries first over-all biennial review appraisal progress already shown dismally over-optimistic gap planned objectives targets strategy achievement wide spectrum problem areas o socio-economic health
LUX 1973 891 891 basic objectives maintained thus interdependence monetary problems raised economic development structure international trade brought light another important element poverty masses developing countries attendant scourges under-employment malnutrition lack decent housing lack education crying inequalities standards living urgent valid solutions found complex problems order replace old statistical approach measuring economic growth per capita health
MEX 1973 229 229 moment chile lost best sons pablo neruda dead country learned horrors la moneda presidential palace santiago invited great poet isla negra reside mexico restore precarious health invitation accepted unfortunately complied always scrupulously respected noble institution latin america right asylum quite irrespective ideology political leanings one persecuted thus mexican embassy santiago opened health
MEX 1973 1461 1461 rational preservation environment deplorable conditions just many serious problems united nations must consider regulate immediately refer merely might term food crisis damaging meteorological phenomena plagues diseases human carelessness irrational utilization natural resources depict panorama despair wheat production limited million tons say per cent less world harvest present year supply rice termed health
MRT 1973 560 560 struck country decisive stage history three successive years drought dramatic consequences life people cattle crops per cent livestock died depending region severe food shortage leading epidemics among portion population mass rural exodus non-existent crops lack drinking water just problems require urgent solution emergency plan worked november put effect january plan included health
MUS 1973 916 916 national product developing countries poorest segments populations received relatively little benefit nearly million individuals per cent total billion survive incomes estimated cents per day conditions malnutrition illiteracy squalor suffering poverty absolute sense absolute abstraction high hopes developing countries placed second development decade fading fast believe new ones will grow session will health
MYS 1973 1771 1771 account legitimate interests rights states particularly developing world economic social fields problems confronting developing countries continue cry attention developing countries beset problems mass poverty unemployment malnutrition hunger disease maldistribution income low levels productivity inadequate net flow external resources increasing debt burden new problems yet despite best intentions despite efforts international community health
MYS 1973 1773 1773 interests rights states particularly developing world economic social fields problems confronting developing countries continue cry attention developing countries beset problems mass poverty unemployment malnutrition hunger disease maldistribution income low levels productivity inadequate net flow external resources increasing debt burden new problems yet despite best intentions despite efforts international community problems continue health
NER 1973 1160 1160 drought now lasted six years reached devastating level brought enormous food deficit radio press television networks throughout world referred enormous deficit engendered famine wake bred malnutrition epidemics massive rural exodus towards urban centres even towards neighbouring countries south nature kinder drought destroying vast grazing lands brought loss per cent livestock depending health
NER 1973 1161 1161 now lasted six years reached devastating level brought enormous food deficit radio press television networks throughout world referred enormous deficit engendered famine wake bred malnutrition epidemics massive rural exodus towards urban centres even towards neighbouring countries south nature kinder drought destroying vast grazing lands brought loss per cent livestock depending region health
NER 1973 1299 1299 medicines means transport opportunity thank publicly behalf government people niger friendly countries governmental non-governmental organizations institutions private individuals gave generously brotherly way aid populations afflicted disease hunger thirst country coming year may well even worse past one indeed several regions first rains came late stopped mid august even plants reached mid health
NGA 1973 386 386 powers principally organization struggle self-determination independence definitely difficult many nations today proud members united nations can ignore invaluable services rendered organization specialized agencies vital areas health literacy campaigns child welfare championship progressive labour legislation world-wide basis over-emphasized primary purpose united nations save mankind scourge war unfortunately always attained lofty objective breaches health
NIC 1973 426 426 community just internal peace achieved social injustice continues can international peace irritating differences existence highly developed countries one hand under-developed countries whose populations struggle poverty disease ignorance deprived right equitable share natural wealth resources countries sincerely believe united nations can must play important role must pledge efforts end must make special health
NIC 1973 659 659 peace without development achievement development calls active international co-operation accordance charter organization economic social council authority general assembly determine international policies co-operation economic social educational health fields well co-ordination activities country gratified large number ratifications amendment charter approved raised membership council country believes increase membership will allow equitable geographic representation distribution health
NOR 1973 1744 1744 economic social justice norway shares view recently expressed different international bodies particularly committee development planning-that development process include addition economic elements certain basic social components nutrition health education norway fully endorsed international development strategy second united nations development decade resolution xxv regard quantitative goal government decided exclude private transfers per cent health
NOR 1973 1745 1745 social justice norway shares view recently expressed different international bodies particularly committee development planning-that development process include addition economic elements certain basic social components nutrition health education norway fully endorsed international development strategy second united nations development decade resolution xxv regard quantitative goal government decided exclude private transfers per cent target health
NOR 1973 1955 1955 task common endeavours create decent conditions life planet will probably doomed failure question also strong bearing individual human being’s legitimate claim decent existence minimum standard nutrition health housing education reality dealing question human rights freedom dignity individual conclusion like address problems law sea shall intervention today go closely substance problems like health
NOR 1973 1956 1956 common endeavours create decent conditions life planet will probably doomed failure question also strong bearing individual human being’s legitimate claim decent existence minimum standard nutrition health housing education reality dealing question human rights freedom dignity individual conclusion like address problems law sea shall intervention today go closely substance problems like however health
PAK 1973 1001 1001 like million year armaments sad commentary disarmament decade macabre tragedy terms resources wasted hundreds millions people globe live abject poverty haunted continual threat starvation death malnutrition mere fraction enormous expenditure arms help lift pall fear envelopes unfortunate segment mankind time come shift current emphasis world-wide military security world-wide economic security constructive health
PHL 1973 603 603 development priorities intend maintain close co-operation undp exercise social side united nations children’s fund unicef continues give us urgently needed aid particularly vital fields child health applied nutrition education under-privileged youth important deeply appreciated technical assistance provided food agriculture organization international labour organisation world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural health
PHL 1973 605 605 intend maintain close co-operation undp exercise social side united nations children’s fund unicef continues give us urgently needed aid particularly vital fields child health applied nutrition education under-privileged youth important deeply appreciated technical assistance provided food agriculture organization international labour organisation world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization specialized health
PHL 1973 622 622 needed aid particularly vital fields child health applied nutrition education under-privileged youth important deeply appreciated technical assistance provided food agriculture organization international labour organisation world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization specialized agencies greatest share credit responsibility belongs people now energetically working unison inspired leadership president important gain new health
PHL 1973 1188 1188 sake implemented without delay many ways world organization demonstrated remarkable adaptability innovation originality passage time generated global departments many humanity’s urgent needs among others fields health food education economic assistance atomic energy even recently environment population soon hope regime sea-bed ocean space can said without exaggeration departments planetary management fundamentally sound health
PRY 1973 1001 1001 arduously lacking greater financial assistance flexible generous assistance ardent quest better days philosophy labour production prevails infrastructure moves forward rapid rate every area education housing health production export promotion energy-these vital concerns government seeks peace thereby progress nation people history viscerally torn apart several times war internal anarchy embarks undertakings faith health
PRY 1973 1073 1073 inspired desire peace development work side side people works national interest schools public buildings roads new means communication telecommunications merchant marine local international air services health centres agrarian reform testify concern glorious armed forces paraguay legitimate pride people country armed forces invest patriotic progressive tasks monies invested purchase arms based convictions health
PRY 1973 1239 1239 language religion paraguay wishes affirm chapter memory must added list major collective frustrations committee organization studying terrorism arrived concrete results weeks study debate evil everywhere illness stalks every day entire geography planet definite country current rate terrorism become international consequences explode place hour time without respect life anyone even definite place health
PRY 1973 2037 2037 towards goals collective well-being national development superseded provisional institutions work rule peace progress powers state public opinion functioning fully today concerned peace egalitarian public education health housing opening new markets exports policy create employment efficient development resources country say concerned interests man development peoples within spirit paraguay reply secretary-general united nations health
RWA 1973 525 525 conditions fraught suffering heroic struggle-are also preserved difficulty continuously threatened many enemies among imperialism colonialism neo-colonialism greed leaders unscrupulously exploit people under-development sequel misery ignorance disease precisely consolidate national sovereignty threatened inside group leaders hatched diabolical plot division devastation country ensure rwandan citizen foreigner living country free exercise fundamental freedoms human health
SAU 1973 417 417 leaders civilization promoters better way life leaders spend substance taxpayer lethal weapons miscalculation bring end human species planet hence becomes understandable rampant inflation spread like epidemic parts world major powers ape spending astronomical sums well beyond means diabolical weapons name self-defence quite often camouflage waging wars serve spurious national interests indeed health
SDN 1973 103 103 sound grave reasons recently accompanied president tour western northern african countries drought-stricken areas near person others experience unwholesome never felt need international co-operation misery famine disease one visualize world press reports photographs struck scanty relief given world valiant nigeria among many african countries offered way airport space labour use world community health
SDN 1973 265 265 curtains try make enclave professor prosierman will go way late sir charles snow hope reckons coming months million additional deaths africa asia might occur starvation disease rendered fatal malnutrition goes marks egotism countries can something avert oncoming disaster says america’s garbage next year will contain large enough amount thrown-away food prevent health
SDN 1973 268 268 enclave professor prosierman will go way late sir charles snow hope reckons coming months million additional deaths africa asia might occur starvation disease rendered fatal malnutrition goes marks egotism countries can something avert oncoming disaster says america’s garbage next year will contain large enough amount thrown-away food prevent significant proportion famine health
SGP 1973 595 595 population today said hungry time possibly another billion will join human race next years increase population hunger third world population increase made possible economic social health improvements also multiplied sum human misery despite creditable growth rates unemployment many steps ahead economic growth-as much per cent many countries despite impressive performance spread health
SLE 1973 287 287 obvious believe time come every member state eschew propagandist slogans work diligently towards goals organization ordered world dedicated pursuit goals peace mounting effective assault upon diseases still ravage mankind improvement poor standard quality life present available 90-odd per cent world’s population high time stopped talking interminably gap haves have-nots talk end health
SLE 1973 1624 1624 groaning pollution engendered poverty moreover whereas developed nations envisaged problems human environment terms scientific industrial progress poorer nations explain terms economic social inadequacies like unemployment malnutrition poor sanitation shanty towns let end began reaffirming sierra leone’s faith united nations past contribution united nations peace security world inestimable unique future role evolving health
TZA 1973 542 542 justice human dignity president allende staunch patriot one pursued economic liberation people chile look fulfilment aspirations devoted entire efforts liberation chilean people evils ignorance poverty disease sought hard transform chilean society socialist society prosperity go hand hand equality justice leadership chilean people made great strides towards fulfilment goals forces imperialism reaction health
URY 1973 256 256 covered makeshift device ad hoc political arrangement applied specific situations barely close deepest gap staunch serious wounds resulting disruption although valuable must study matter cure disease try prevent treat ill try improve health make well venture suggest sporadic political arrangement applied now permanent manner priority basis arrive true enforcement international law health
URY 1973 263 263 applied specific situations barely close deepest gap staunch serious wounds resulting disruption although valuable must study matter cure disease try prevent treat ill try improve health make well venture suggest sporadic political arrangement applied now permanent manner priority basis arrive true enforcement international law utopian appears necessary achieve order discipline chaotic health
URY 1973 414 414 word need develop solidarity among peoples organize identifying recognizing common interests relation universal questions efforts along lines found fields peace security natural resources human environment health communications trade finance strategy development many others despite natural discrepancies little little see progressive acceptance principles behaviour reflecting consensus international community representing common denominator common health
URY 1973 2336 2336 wishes reaffirm decision preserve sovereignty miles territorial sea based elementary reasons justice accord geographical geological ecological characteristics adjacent sea inalienable rights promote development economy safeguard health well-being population without prejudice guarantees provided exercise rights international communication present co-operated greatest willingness search international consensus safeguard rights shall continue introduction report work organization health
USA 1973 1091 1091 can cope problem united states therefore proposes world food conference organized united nations auspices discuss ways maintain adequate food supplies harness efforts nations meet hunger malnutrition resulting natural disasters nations position offer technical assistance conservation food united states ready join others providing assistance fourthly world community remain divided permanently rich permanently health
VEN 1973 503 503 states among states art science philosophy literature times ever fruits collective endeavour scientific technological revolution brought men peoples closer time history mankind thus outbreak contagious disease one part world endangers whole world stated general assembly thus emerges new concept mankind think mankind peoples world thus conceived mankind appears us world-wide society health
YEM 1973 291 291 situation middle east alone parts world justice indivisible legitimacy indivisible aggression given chance reap fruits achieve victory watch spectators satisfied condemnation without putting end allowing epidemic spread indefinitely order maintain genuine lasting peace area trying suppress smoke honestly seek extinguish source fire since inception conflict middle east revolved around one issue health
ZMB 1973 1552 1552 wish appeal progressive forces world offer substantial material assistance liberation movements address assembly last year stated belief conviction capacity united nations particularly specialized agencies provide health transportation educational facilities liberated areas angola mozambique guinea- bissau subsequent adoption general assembly resolutions calling specialized agencies united nations render assistance indicated resolutions territories concerned health
ALB 1974 2523 2523 production approximately four times greater days liberation popular leadership gross national product increased eleven fold albania achieved total electrification throughout country old taxes kinds abolished health medical services now free charge education science culture made great advances past one every three persons now goes school people’s republic albania unceasingly resolutely pursued health
ARE 1974 1231 1231 conforms attitude arab nation country integral part small country people lived centuries conditions appalling poverty privation long last looking optimism future free scourges poverty ignorance disease people long neglected forgotten world now lending hand developing countries help difficult task providing decent life people self-interest well sense duty towards others developing countries health
ARG 1974 565 565 great meeting times particularly crucial future world combination factors economic monetary tension generalized inflation multiplicity international political crises various continents shortage waste natural resources together disease hunger reduction food reserves growing wave violence throughout world meant president said times live must described era insecurity disquieting picture appears paradoxical consider high degree health
ARG 1974 603 603 times live must described era insecurity disquieting picture appears paradoxical consider high degree technical scientific development achieved mankind space trips breaking atom still hunger poor health ignorance remain whereas distant memories superseded stages one solutions clear unite determined efforts achieve equitable just distribution goods rapidly achieved tensions human beings will increase health
ARG 1974 1170 1170 arms among nations depends also upon whether human beings satisfied circumstances happen live depends security feelings brotherly assistance balance needs resources depends access food education health thus peace said many times holiness pope based upon selfishness poverty moral degradation internationally level individual contact human beings organized community may quote statesman said health
ARG 1974 2303 2303 involve one country action solidarity acts one government might run counter concept thus principle might consider contradiction collective ecological security nations acts extent normal disturb health conditions climate shared natural resources purity waters flow one nation another measures might affect natural existence forests rivers fauna flora land seas rivers contaminate atmosphere health
BDI 1974 3322 3322 communications media world become smaller ever inhabitants better informed conditions life fellow men international peace security will always threatened long millions human beings suffer hunger malnutrition disease scourges mankind privileged minority wallows abundance waste indifference peoples aspire live dignity freedom pride every effort must made energies resources must mobilized peoples earth health
BDI 1974 3323 3323 media world become smaller ever inhabitants better informed conditions life fellow men international peace security will always threatened long millions human beings suffer hunger malnutrition disease scourges mankind privileged minority wallows abundance waste indifference peoples aspire live dignity freedom pride every effort must made energies resources must mobilized peoples earth disinherited health
BEN 1974 2354 2354 addressed peculiar felicity problems raised various crises committee despite complexity question seeking solutions view improving international monetary system specialized agencies like fao best counter depredations malnutrition famine disease panic provoked difficulties world economy led certain countries seek ways means stemming crisis necessary protectionist restrictive means consequence block expansion international trade part health
BEN 1974 2356 2356 felicity problems raised various crises committee despite complexity question seeking solutions view improving international monetary system specialized agencies like fao best counter depredations malnutrition famine disease panic provoked difficulties world economy led certain countries seek ways means stemming crisis necessary protectionist restrictive means consequence block expansion international trade part developing countries health
BGD 1974 717 717 economic social cultural rights indispensable dignity free development personality guaranteed universal declaration human rights responsibility according universal declaration extend ensuring everyone right standard living adequate health well-being him-self family fully conscious current economic crisis can dealt environment peace international amity understanding context urgent measures control present arms race assume special importance health
BGD 1974 790 790 coexistence friendship towards total commitment peace born realization environment peace enable us enjoy fruits hard-won national independence mobilize concentrate energies resources combating scourges poverty hunger disease illiteracy unemployment therefore welcome every effort aimed advancing process detente relaxation tension limitation armaments promotion peaceful coexistence every part world whether asia africa europe latin health
BGR 1974 1094 1094 curbing arms race included agenda twenty-ninth session general assembly namely item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health item government people’s republic bulgaria supports important initiative considers conclusion international convention question will help prevent manufacturing new means warfare will help preserve environment well health
BHR 1974 1339 1339 land country allocated large amounts money installation big desalination plan increase electric power state co-operation undp subregional office bahrain proceeding quickly various development activities agricultural health educational fields bahrain keen develop strengthen economy accordance plans build strong economy establish proper standard living people us developing country celebration world development information day health
BLR 1974 1488 1488 cessation arms race opposes disarmament soviet union submitted important new item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human wellbeing health item consideration general assembly twenty-ninth session opinion byelorussian ssr drafting conclusion appropriate international convention timely indeed farsighted imperative today measures taken save humanity danger use health
BWA 1974 813 813 nations industrialized powers world food situation becoming critical problem population management equitable sharing resources havoc wrought economies nations energy crisis indeed eradication poverty illiteracy hunger disease sources human suffering misery remain concern us individually well collectively desire economic social progress translated meaningful schemes programs assistance needy deserving can benefit speak openly health
CAN 1974 377 377 currency fluctuations none will immune short-sighted selfish policies lead graver repercussions simply technical problems questions currency flows trade barriers exchange rates matters human dignity unemployment malnutrition starvation lack shelter affront us ignore risk welfare security renewal strengthening international co-operation urgent requirement sustain social progress economic development responsibility contribute co-operation countries command health
CAN 1974 419 419 social progress economic development responsibility contribute co-operation countries command massive financial resources however special responsibility seeing resources invested helpful constructive manner use strengthens rather disturbs health world economy present time urgent development issue vigor world economy production demand falter us whether developed developing suffer difficulties developed countries translate distress developing countries health
CHL 1974 1034 1034 people confronted squarely depth complete study factors involved program action designed put effect urgently needed solutions within brief summary government’s efforts special mention made children’s nutrition program now carried chile full knowledge unicef international organizations confident success studies accomplishments area will enable country co-operate usefully nations pleased offer experience mutual benefit health
CHN 1974 2854 2854 abroad expected soviet government comes novelties year put forward year item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well health item 103j letter requesting inclusion item important urgent matter agenda session obscurely worded one make real meaning rather wait till soviet representative explains matter clear health
CMR 1974 891 891 can jeopardize functioning essential institutions said today per cent human race possesses per cent world’s wealth majority people live western europe north america hunger ignorance disease poverty natural disaster lot countries third world recent years drawn attention international community many grave problems third world perhaps understood seems petroleum-producing countries frustration merely health
COL 1974 1103 1103 order bring many peoples modern era veritable race time required typified field technology solidarity inter-dependence present-day world right use abuse specific knowledge well under-stood areas health preventive vaccine exclusive property can used save lives millions beings thus certain discoveries improvements key areas energy exploitation preparation basic products must termed collective heritage health
CSK 1974 1457 1457 countries current session soviet union introduced draft resolution aic.iil annexed draft convention prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health new peaceful initiative come occupy important position whole matter safeguarding mankind threat devastating war convinced proposal will meet full support session trust results review conference health
DDR 1974 1360 1360 constructive proposals end second initiative soviet union request inclusion agenda item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health draft resolution submitted soviet union item alo.l l undivided support german democratic republic great importance current future relevance must allow achievements science technology ever used health
DOM 1974 1510 1510 one products highest consumption underdeveloped countries rose alarmingly per metric ton january january year ominous consequences dramatic economic process catastrophic desperate impact poorest countries hunger malnutrition killed millions millions human beings will vast harm future generations since infant mortality rate poor countries attained highest point year surely history will baptize year health
DOM 1974 1523 1523 year ominous consequences dramatic economic process catastrophic desperate impact poorest countries hunger malnutrition killed millions millions human beings will vast harm future generations since infant mortality rate poor countries attained highest point year surely history will baptize year malnutrition human wretchedness despite tacts realize process seems irreversible convinced wish make known health
DOM 1974 1536 1536 killed millions millions human beings will vast harm future generations since infant mortality rate poor countries attained highest point year surely history will baptize year malnutrition human wretchedness despite tacts realize process seems irreversible convinced wish make known assembly means solving problems rational intensive exploitation soil time industrialization products goal attain health
ECU 1974 182 182 torrential rains high tides transformed beautiful tropical country honduras enormous devastated area whose mud human beings buried survived attacked maddened vipers midst desolation specter famine disease misery raised wish make statement general assembly kind broadened agenda advance sample agenda items shall opportunity deal respective main committees plenary meetings items assigned shall health
ECU 1974 422 422 clear mind mr robert mcnamara united nations conference human environment held stockholm said passengers spaceship one fourth people travels comfortably three fourths travel conditions hunger disease destitution successive failures efforts first united nations development decade crisis raw materials compelled us hold sixth special session general assembly noble venture say bold initiative health
GTM 1974 708 708 nations given capital importance protecting environment sponsoring end various meetings establishment organization deal question consider environmental policies must adopted accordance needs economic growth order safeguard health possibilities improving standards living peoples provide competent national bodies various countries share knowledge experience documentation guatemala participated utmost interest world population conference recently held bucharest health
GTM 1974 939 939 path full equality will opening women happy say country regard encouraged greatest possible participation women political professional educational working life thus per cent posts public health education sectors occupied women legal discrimination whatsoever regard- electoral civic rights right free access culture educational system see ever-increasing number girls women attending school result health
GUY 1974 1688 1688 less u.s cents day today situation million illiterate people around world although world means technology spread education per cent per cent children third world suffering malnutrition although world resources give adequate nutrition population maldistribution world’s resources scale developed countries consuming times resources per capita developing countries situation third world millions people health
GUY 1974 1694 1694 million illiterate people around world although world means technology spread education per cent per cent children third world suffering malnutrition although world resources give adequate nutrition population maldistribution world’s resources scale developed countries consuming times resources per capita developing countries situation third world millions people work incredibly hard miserable rewards easy health
GUY 1974 2246 2246 human society responded basic change man’s relationship world still community mankind many weak others strong many poor others grow enriched many sick even science conquers disease perception finiteness planet must produce awareness major problems interrelated food security problems population pollution environment distribution new wealth sea scarce non-renewable resources land elimination poverty health
GUY 1974 2272 2272 perception finiteness planet must produce awareness major problems interrelated food security problems population pollution environment distribution new wealth sea scarce non-renewable resources land elimination poverty malnutrition illiteracy respect inherent dignity man -all must taken together agenda human survival debate antediluvian politics competition power must yield politics world order -but does- consensus health
IND 1974 786 786 civilization india feels nuclear dis-armament receive highest priority deliberations provides key prevention wars mass destruction also release resources tackling secretary-general called ancient enemies mankind poverty disease natural disaster add.i progress towards disarmament possible nuclear-weapon states abjure nuclear weapons accept equal obligations rest world community support early convening world disarmament conference adequate health
ISR 1974 1827 1827 regret many members united nations delve problem thoroughly consequence either deliberately misunderstanding reward murderers stoke fires middle east israel will submit violence terror terrorism infectious disease knows national frontiers many states already paid price submission terrorism afraid last word said subject following latest terrorist attacks paris hague president valery giscard d’estaing health
KHM 1974 582 582 representations claims khmer marxists obstinately refusing right return live permanently country also case prime minister mr penn nouth order explain staying chinese capital invoking reasons health also case foreign minister mr sarinn chhak also minister state special affairs mr chau seng others never set foot cambodia since may recall last year health
LAO 1974 123 123 devoted cause peace international detente likewise offer cordial respectful greetings representatives present also express profound gratitude feelings friendship fraternal sympathy regard country best wishes good health success noble undertaking political program government recently adopted national political coalition council conformity vientiane agreement clearly reaffirms policy kingdom laos favor genuine peace independence neutrality health
LBR 1974 708 708 national self- determination independence yet experience recent years shown rights entirely meaningful unless peoples come enjoy freedoms economic progress makes possible freedom want hunger endemic disease ignorance poverty many representatives already addressed problem rostrum sixth special session general assembly raw materials development held april president liberia attached great importance attended issues health
LBR 1974 1486 1486 put forward year minister foreign affairs soviet union mr andrei gromyko entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health corr liberia will always uphold sovereign right every nation secure existence decry use aggressive force nation interference domestic affairs nation african nation support foremost greater health
LBR 1974 1992 1992 world must co-operation sense common purpose acute awareness fragility human existence undertake construction rational just world order peoples can enjoy life larger freedom void ravages disease violence war hunger numbing oppression hatred prejudices extreme poverty want believe world community capable achieving goals let us therefore recognize interdependence world carefully observe pitfalls health
LSO 1974 857 857 expressing solidarity giving encouragement forces liberation context southern africa mere gesture visible support prime minister chissano colleagues living working atmosphere poisoned centuries racial oppression discrimination disease southern africa racial oppression racial discrimination racial exploitation live know means live continent oppressed minority regimes impressed happy working relationship frelimo government portuguese high commissioner health
MEX 1974 1520 1520 clear indication position states possess terrible instruments mass destruction reluctance nuclear powers adopt effective disarmament measures non-aligned states seem prepared resort procedures similar apply case epidemic seek gradually broaden zones world nuclear weapons prohibited time territories nuclear powers will constitute something like contaminated islands subject quarantine nuclear powers make contribution strengthening health
MLI 1974 1775 1775 states doubt find increasingly emerging selfishness vanity man realize just one quarter sum money spent every year arms missiles save million human beings poverty hunger disease delegation will go detail distressing problem time comes stage simply like express total support proposals denuclearization middle east indian sub-continent proposed delegations iran egypt ai9693 health
MNG 1974 1177 1177 potential participate government mongolian people’s republic considers new proposal soviet union entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health deserves serious attention thorough consideration present session general assembly soviet initiative serves lofty humanitarian goals precluding use achievements modern science technology military purposes harmful influence health
MNG 1974 1208 1208 present session general assembly soviet initiative serves lofty humanitarian goals precluding use achievements modern science technology military purposes harmful influence upon natural environment life people’s health connexion consider necessary elaborate adopt relevant international convention serve lasting interests mankind delegation mongolian people’s republic considers interests normalization international relations dictate elimination vestiges colonialism health
MUS 1974 1322 1322 legitimate rights people palestine delegation welcomes inclusion agenda session supplementary item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health item congratulate foreign minister union soviet socialist republics mr andrei gromyko delegation proposed inclusion item agenda assembly see a19702 delegation will actively support world population health
MYS 1974 1719 1719 countries trade liberalization measures remunerative prices access primary commodities semi-manufactures manufactures markets developed countries greater share world trade need urgent attention addition ever-present problems hunger disease illiteracy mass unemployment problems given airing sixth special session held april year initiative president algeria session landmark efforts developing countries redress imbalance economic relations developed health
NIC 1974 478 478 passing expression humanitarian sentiment another problem ominous dimensions serious consequences directly afflicts societies whose land convulsed way described although perhaps problem limited referring hunger problems nutrition can offshoot affluence speaking physical reality eating survive elementary problem existing qualitative problem living humanely indeed hunger daily reality one fifth population world secretariat world health
PHL 1974 422 422 grow worse time unless concerted international action taken promptly long vast food resources remain untapped understandable deficiencies capital technology developing countries will continue victims hunger malnutrition humanitarian grounds alone deserve assistance fortunate industrialized countries toll human lives now years ahead can well exceed pessimistic calculations effects world stability peace security obvious health
PRY 1974 791 791 industrial goods continually widen gap developed developing nations gap widening differences infrastructures financial resources paradoxically unequal possession technology know-how hunger housing education culture agrarian reform health social security problems abstract frontiers limits besides higher moral imperative expedience requires countries starting super-powers continuing developed ones realize henceforth mankind future built well-being poverty health
QAT 1974 97 97 stage strengthening ability united nations discharge basic responsibilities note optimism appreciation special attention paid industrial agricultural development particularly efforts aiming establishment funds development population settlement health childcare nutrition also note role specialized agencies offering expert assistance developing countries deplorable situation millions persons suffer poverty disease ignorance time great scientific achievements mankind health
QAT 1974 99 99 ability united nations discharge basic responsibilities note optimism appreciation special attention paid industrial agricultural development particularly efforts aiming establishment funds development population settlement health childcare nutrition also note role specialized agencies offering expert assistance developing countries deplorable situation millions persons suffer poverty disease ignorance time great scientific achievements mankind cause sorrow health
QAT 1974 116 116 aiming establishment funds development population settlement health childcare nutrition also note role specialized agencies offering expert assistance developing countries deplorable situation millions persons suffer poverty disease ignorance time great scientific achievements mankind cause sorrow shame constitutes cause doubting morality civilization truth human values therefore called upon treat inhuman situation millions eradicating health
RUS 1974 1877 1877 annually burns furnace armaments million entire national income developing states asia africa one can imagine benefits resources yield used peaceful purposes development combat hunger poverty disease government -at least openly- declares favors arms race nevertheless arms accumulating three months every year appeals end arms race heard session general assembly united nations health
RUS 1974 2502 2502 inclusion agenda twenty- ninth session general assembly important urgent question item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well- health motive achievements scientific technological progress expanded possibilities influencing nature climate globe certain sense controlling complex powerful processes involved unfortunately latest discoveries can used creative also health
SDN 1974 198 198 alarmed little done proposals redeeming feature however many sicknesses plaguing world noted pointed world press awakened responsibility conscious effort intelligent educated young men dared hunger disease camps tents drought-stricken regions africa exposing cynicism showing world like live despair thanks abundance books broadcasts brochures seminars symposia conferences world better informed longer blind health
SDN 1974 2363 2363 enough everybody world will endure half rich half poor need persuade neo-romans vaulting greed will end overlapping fall side need prove nietzsche wrong world beautiful disease called man health
SLE 1974 1348 1348 race stockpiles destroy humanity amassed ever-increasing number nations particularly two super-powers imagine transformation wrought application even fraction sums development agriculture improvement environment growth food fight disease vision destiny must conjure world geared availability fruits earth every individual instrument translating vision reality speedily possible reformed united nations organization reaffirm sierra leone’s faith health
SWE 1974 314 314 hand economic social conditions well distribution world’s limited resources today millions people suffer hunger succeed solving problems food production reckon fearful prospect new millions condemned malnutrition premature death world food conference rome must followed concrete measures commitments next session third united nations conference law sea must establish conditions exploitation oceans view health
SWZ 1974 907 907 mankind today faced question achieving maintaining world peace faced problem ending local wars faced dilemma improving conditions life millions human beings now suffer dire poverty disease hunger mankind today also faced danger self-annihilation world must achieve complete disarmament order re-channel human material resources areas will bear fruits meaningful human fellowship peace health
TCD 1974 755 755 aspirations unheeded rich countries cost nothing ignore postpone indefinitely now time come countries third world become reality nation can proud rich society world poverty famine disease rampant president world bank just declared meeting bank thousand million human beings planet condemned death present economic circumstances one features present economic crisis deterioration terms health
UKR 1974 1162 1162 designed precisely achieve goal another important concrete measure field contained item entitled prohibition action influence environment climate military purposes incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health item submitted session general assembly soviet union proposal based due regard real situation world prospects opened science technology creating new means methods warfare far little health
USA 1974 2185 2185 law sea fundamental importance common future coming months united states will make specific proposals united nations initiate major international effort prohibit torture concerted campaign control disease afflicts debilitates million people countries schistosomiasis substantial strengthening world’s capacity deal natural disaster especially improvement office united nations disaster relief coordinator long lived world consequences health
YEM 1974 353 353 completely wipe ignorance illiteracy established young ambitious university sent missions sister countries friendly countries order learn much can collaboration unesco particular fields specialization field public health built building hospitals clinics recruiting doctors doctors coming country sister countries area cooperating extent can view eradicating epidemics disease field social affairs labor established special health
YEM 1974 371 371 collaboration unesco particular fields specialization field public health built building hospitals clinics recruiting doctors doctors coming country sister countries area cooperating extent can view eradicating epidemics disease field social affairs labor established special ministry enacted modern laws purpose developing society ensuring social justice highest concepts area co-operating ilo also field labor health
YEM 1974 372 372 unesco particular fields specialization field public health built building hospitals clinics recruiting doctors doctors coming country sister countries area cooperating extent can view eradicating epidemics disease field social affairs labor established special ministry enacted modern laws purpose developing society ensuring social justice highest concepts area co-operating ilo also field labor purposes health
YEM 1974 1824 1824 completely radically unless solution found first problem palestinian people whose rights denied expelled homeland rule foreign invader now high time world come senses deal cause disease content avoid complications extend symptoms reason government warmly welcomes sensible resolution adopted united nations deal palestinian problem within proper context due care say general assembly health
BEL 1975 453 453 concrete improvement military security means satisfactory results must achieved negotiations reduction forces central europe military expenditure world-wide scale billion according estimates- consumes funds education public health together proportion reversed country defense budget matter fact less half budget education particularly ominous world development nuclear potential today capable destroying times population world thus health
BGD 1975 348 348 denouement untrammeled arms race war war nuclear age annihilation even without war arms race unconscionable waste resources finite time wholly inadequate even deal problems hunger disease ignorance afflicting far large proportion human family bangladesh stands disarmament effective total disarmament nuclear well conventional disarmament want disarmament want see world freed scourge war health
BOL 1975 316 316 firearms enough new spirit required taking account man relation eternal destiny selfless nature every year million squandered military expenditure wonderful mankind used resources combat ignorance disease hunger food energy crisis world inflation social conflicts terrorism pollution ecological imbalance manufacture traffic use drugs gap separates poor peoples wealthy nations among things pressing health
BOL 1975 1295 1295 national sentiment slow laborious process seems optimum conditions practice ideal democracy achieved country suffering institutional crisis largely eruption new factors burning need housing education good health conditions work bolivia armed forces representing faithful expression nationhood assumed political responsibility aware function limited military activity faced lack structures capable overcoming deep crisis transition health
BOL 1975 1849 1849 traffic drugs criminal extension traffic affects countries world bolivia will spare effort attain goal high rostrum president country fervently appeal international co-operation protect moral physical health youth world occasion like refer bolivia’s support solution international disputes peaceful means consistent principle inter-american conference foreign ministers held rio de janeiro sponsored resolution applauded health
BRB 1975 1207 1207 first second united nations development decades depicted bleak economic picture developing countries particularly least developed ignore steady efforts numerous agencies organization push back frontiers ignorance disease even successes partial able make inroads upon many difficult problems facing human family delegation join fashionable denunciation organization wish see fail national interests better served health
CAF 1975 477 477 economic situation continues deteriorate particular developing countries baneful influence galloping inflation caused monetary disorder huge gap separating highly industrialized world waste infrequent world prey hunger disease ignorance poverty widening detriment hundreds millions human beings mr jean-bedel bokassa made forceful denunciation general assembly said believe also united nations specialized agencies freed abusive health
CAF 1975 1656 1656 industrialized countries draw almost raw materials used factories includes per cent mankind lives per cent world’s income population million people million illiterate nearly million suffer malnutrition starvation million daily income less figures brought attention reliable documents sufficient evidence blatant injustice peoples third world victims fourth conference heads state government non-aiigned countries health
CAF 1975 2408 2408 assembly’s consideration social level still necessary reiterate assembly manifold severe problems facing third world sector duty long effective methods strategies developed radical elimination hunger early mortality unemployment illiteracy scourges afflict developing countries respect country pins hopes objectives seventh special session just concluded work revert new international economic order close correlation economic health
CAF 1975 2608 2608 requirements access highest posts professional qualifications efficiency course sexes assured equality pay opportunity thus countless women occupy responsible positions public sector education legal profession customs health labor inspectorate social security finance law enforcement forth thus discrimination grounds sex nonexistent central african republic everything done allow women take full responsibility workers many health
CAF 1975 2702 2702 raise standard living inasmuch program activities field must expanded cover entire country urgently solicit technical financial assistance united nations specialized agencies international labor organisation world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization food agriculture organization united nations united nations development program united nations international children’s fund delegation deeply appreciates results health
CHL 1975 2414 2414 people differences stem lesser greater personal aptitude government line concept full conformity preambular paragraphs resolution s-v1i set motion vast program social reform improving educational well health prospects dwellings provisional standards labor legislation growing number workers enterprises provisional reform law compulsory training social status enterprise modern law co-operatives vast program minimum employment health
CHL 1975 2517 2517 children needy homes refer particular nutritional program broadest carried chile makes possible give milk per cent chilean children low-income families pro-gramme made possible reduce infant mortality lowest figure far reached country chile can point pride policy basis efforts people enabled overcome serious crises last decades effort many forms also carried nations health
COL 1975 1487 1487 negative aspects developing countries interest consider authorized mention events imply positive advances progress societies contraband illegal traffic drugs crimes riots frequent irregular changes government statistics malnutrition mortality consequences backwardness constitute news consider worthy editorial mention brought attention readers course unfair make governments affluent societies responsible conduct press fortunately enjoys constitutional prerogative health
COL 1975 1488 1488 aspects developing countries interest consider authorized mention events imply positive advances progress societies contraband illegal traffic drugs crimes riots frequent irregular changes government statistics malnutrition mortality consequences backwardness constitute news consider worthy editorial mention brought attention readers course unfair make governments affluent societies responsible conduct press fortunately enjoys constitutional prerogative freedom health
CUB 1975 2055 2055 principles country can never negotiated past year cuban people year great continued victories spite persistent imperialist blockade continued build socialism field agriculture education construction public health cuba’s successes still example countries latin america next year cuban people will put effect socialist constitution discussed broadly depth thousands assemblies throughout country will establish health
DDR 1975 948 948 conference committee disarmament identical drafts convention prohibition military hostile use environmental modification techniques aii0027 annex ii documents ccd ccd incompatible maintenance international security human well-being health next session geneva committee disarmament consider drafts delegation german democratic republic hopes session general assembly will give vigorous impetus arms limitation disarmament german democratic republic health
ECU 1975 428 428 protagonist technical civilization endowed equal potential either destruction man’s salvation must seek way peace peace substantially based right law justice necessary foundation liberation communities poverty disease ignorance year world witnessed series important events area international peace security end cruel indo-chinese war brought sigh relief appears given way period relative calm although health
ECU 1975 1195 1195 also appeal cessation nuclear-weapon tests benefit supreme interest mankind important step towards control development proliferation nuclear weapons alleviate profound concern world harmful consequences radioactive fallout health present future generations address special appeal soviet union accede additional protocol ii treaty prohibition nuclear weapons latin america view sympathy fact treaty went force united health
ECU 1975 2282 2282 lies hidden cruel reality rise hunger poverty throughout world reveals undeniable gravity underlying socio-economic problems characterized unequal distribution income excessive unemployment levels high rates infant mortality illiteracy generally poor health picture unfortunately almost common denominator peoples third world particularly many american continent therefore co-operation mutual help international level reduce gravity symptoms health
ECU 1975 2286 2286 rise hunger poverty throughout world reveals undeniable gravity underlying socio-economic problems characterized unequal distribution income excessive unemployment levels high rates infant mortality illiteracy generally poor health picture unfortunately almost common denominator peoples third world particularly many american continent therefore co-operation mutual help international level reduce gravity symptoms tasks calling action international health
FJI 1975 1409 1409 highest priority improving quality life rural sector much can done make people comfortable rural areas means devoting resources provisions roads water supplies electricity improving education health facilities rural population order basic needs food shelter may met encouraged appreciate fact locally-grown food locally available building materials significantly better imported items aim improve health
ISL 1975 962 962 catch area special committee international council exploration sea northwest atlantic fisheries commission estimated per cent reduction fishing effort north atlantic area reduce total catch fishing mortality iceland area will drastically reduced order achieve optimum utilization view facts government iceland decided take necessary action consonant progressive development international law reflected consensus reached health
ISR 1975 210 210 people government israel happy wish well united nations system united nations development program forerunners specialized agencies also registered noteworthy achievements many branches economic development agriculture health labor transport practical fields new impetus development codification international law hardly possible outside united nations framework financial economic organs united nations family among one might health
ISR 1975 445 445 ancient tradition individuals communities enjoy equality law plenitude human rights yet resolution united nations body will assert opposite incontrovertible fact condemn israel basis falsehood world health organization expert finds medical services provided population territories israeli administration since good civilized country people healthy resolution general conference specialized agency will declare ridden disease health
ISR 1975 470 470 health organization expert finds medical services provided population territories israeli administration since good civilized country people healthy resolution general conference specialized agency will declare ridden disease bereft medical attention certified lunatic jew foreigner boot sets fire part mosque jerusalem resolution security council condemns israel deliberate desecration holy place highly qualified united health
ISR 1975 1369 1369 jews israel plo nightmare realized know know will never one anomalies times israel rigorously excluded middle east region concerns civilian pursuits united nations specialized agencies health education meteorology trade civil aviation emphatically held part middle east region discussion turns military matters including supply arms one cynical one might almost suspect reason health
JAM 1975 1110 1110 designation year united nations international women’s year given added inspiration national efforts area accelerated policies programs course past months fields education skill training maternal child health legislation ensuring minimum wage workers male female equal pay equal work social legislation relating status child unmarried mother establishment women’s bureau office prime minister instruments health
KHM 1975 2164 2164 request delegations states members organization present kind convey warmest wishes happiness prosperity respective peoples also cordial greetings illustrious heads state government accept best wishes good health success sincere thanks kind attention president interpretation french behalf general assembly like thank royal highness head state kampuchea important statement just made health
LSO 1975 378 378 sections charter next years see serious deterioration power influence world body telling commentary weakness united nations system fact two thirds humanity lives poverty ignorance hunger disease billions dollars annually expended production traffic instruments war destruction past years organization churned pious resolutions high-sounding declarations promising redress existing inequalities rich poor often however health
MOZ 1975 462 462 social cultural structures organized serve minority detriment overwhelming majority result colonial war aggression indiscriminate bombing population villages plantations massacres inherited grave situation economically socially sphere health people reflect neglect undernourishment lack health policy effects economy based mono-culture condemned regions occupied enemy people never seen heard doctor others ratio medical services doctor health
MOZ 1975 468 468 detriment overwhelming majority result colonial war aggression indiscriminate bombing population villages plantations massacres inherited grave situation economically socially sphere health people reflect neglect undernourishment lack health policy effects economy based mono-culture condemned regions occupied enemy people never seen heard doctor others ratio medical services doctor million inhabitants field education mention basic health
MOZ 1975 684 684 class replacement state machinery will truly serve masses new organs will different former regards objectives also methods composition turned attention immediate needs people fighting famine disease illiteracy moral material corruption order give concrete form principles fighting incorporated constitution gradually creating conditions establishment democratic people’s power land natural ground subsoil resources health health
MOZ 1975 709 709 disease illiteracy moral material corruption order give concrete form principles fighting incorporated constitution gradually creating conditions establishment democratic people’s power land natural ground subsoil resources health educational systems institutions placed control people’s state considering agriculture decisive factor economy majority people collectively engaged organizing depending mainly efforts new stage struggle count support health
MOZ 1975 821 821 united nations high commissioner refugees world food program united nations children’s fund support already received organizations can considered significant particularly meet immediate priorities fight famine disease illiteracy social evils general expressing appreciation assistance rendered thus far confident continued support united nations family organizations confront many challenges us respect like stress briefly health
MOZ 1975 3006 3006 part already armed struggle encouraged participation women levels side side men mozambican women actively participated struggle army battles women proved capable carrying missions entrusted fields health education role indispensable increasing degree literacy culture continued extend women’s participation spheres including taking carrying political decisions stage armed struggle frelimo central committee wishing make health
MWI 1975 813 813 specialized bodies adequately discharged within machinery traditional united nations specialized agencies feel also existing specialized bodies united nations economic commission africa international labor organization world health organization united nations environment program done much commendable work respective fields still lot sustain credibility experience shown us organizations years tended hold seminars dwell theoretical health
NGA 1975 256 256 charter devotes two chapters embodying articles question international economic social co-operation article united nations committed promotion higher standards living full employment solutions international economic social health related problems view creation conditions stability well-being necessary peaceful friendly relations among nations article charter us members organization pledge take joint separate action co-operation organization health
OMN 1975 460 460 large live peace secure lethal weapons government supports steps taken towards putting end nuclear tests regard approve action may adversely affect environment consequently expose man’s health welfare danger disturb world security declaration indian ocean zone peace resolution xxvi based upon fundamental principles charter united nations chief among first members shall refrain health
PRY 1975 798 798 also interests wealthy economies will necessarily see exports reduced world buyers suffer serious balance-of-payments deficits problems hunger food shortage housing education crises lack opportunities majority health social security land reform challenges mankind survival world challenges met without sincere desire industrialized countries regardless name social political position make true sacrifices benefit developing health
QAT 1975 629 629 human dignity freedom view optimism concern united nations development projects plans underdeveloped nations time gives us sense international responsibility seeing profound dismay many peoples victims disease hunger illiteracy state qatar considers states especially developed ones cultural humanitarian obligation minimum commitments adopted industrialized countries yet met many state qatar hopes will longer health
SGP 1975 388 388 let say disagree claim organization nothing proud world better without facts justify extremist view achievements united nations may fallen short expectations record spreading education bettering health peoples world assisting developing countries social economic development promoting international co-operation diverse fields outer space oceans world peace-keeping significant achievements evidence great potentialities good perhaps health
SOM 1975 2013 2013 respond needs world’s peoples planetary basis shown overall concern development needs poor nations established enterprises deal problems world’s population threatened environment continues work towards improvement health living conditions food supply peoples shown deep concern welfare children hope future generations wisely supported fundamental social revolution aimed raising status women involving processes development health
SWE 1975 241 241 heads members doubts will increase value united nations guardian peace share concern member states now belong third world problems quite naturally dominate work organization questions health hunger unemployment vital majority mankind now given greater weight framework organization demands equitable relations poor rich countries formulated sign new economic world order questions might health
UGA 1975 697 697 mankind’s gains future will stable significant society new economic order aspires create holds immense potentialities want world free colonialism neo-colonialism imperialism zionism world free hunger disease ignorance form tension arising inequalities social regional development positive co-operation among nations third world one regrets note co-operation third world industrialized nations still leaves lot health
UGA 1975 1233 1233 may behalf organization extend appeal members organization assistance can channeled bilateral multilateral arrangements technical financial assistance states members united nations will doubt aware scarcity educational health facilities normally allowed colonial territories metropolitan powers new structure social services therefore built transport developed similarly bases agriculture economic backbones must established formidable task new health
URY 1975 2297 2297 products concluded countries restrict trade products protectionist policies lead sharp fluctuations international prices detriment developing countries thirdly non-tariff barriers changed keeping technological possibilities developing countries health regulations restrictive foreign exporters nationals fourthly exports manufactured semi-manufactured goods developing countries enjoy stable system access markets industrialized countries lastly like mention fact country ready health
USA 1975 111 111 truly global community begun evolve development reflected multitude institutions international co-operation shaped new methods peaceful settlement arms limitation new institutions promote economic development combat hunger disease world-wide deliberate future event potentially vast implications just achieved organization unanimous agreement produced seventh special session general assembly measures improve economic condition mankind resolution s-vii health
USA 1975 2466 2466 inherent cycle life death power eliminate ease burden social tragedy organized injustice united states traditionally advocate extending reach international law international affairs offered help victims disease natural disaster longer dispute international human rights agenda international diplomacy reach international law must extend last frontiers planet oceans common heritage mankind can turn arenas health
USA 1975 2610 2610 plague civilized man remains one under-developed areas international law merits urgent attention organization compassion fellow men requires also mobilize international resources combat age-old scourges mankind disease famine natural disaster great human rights must recognized respected given reality affairs nations earliest united nations declarations recent conference security co-operation europe leave doubt matters health
VEN 1975 475 475 change constitutes historic event called interdependence recently dramatically revealed energy crisis inflation phenomena consequences economic social system artificially constructed type balance directed towards preservation economic health industrial nations alone unjust arbitrary order source permanent imbalances disturbances went hand hand habits waste uncontrolled military expenditure unforgivable ethical omissions negligence unrestrained consumerism placing health
ZMB 1975 1215 1215 nuclear arms race inherent dreadful consequences particularly dis-quieting nuclear-weapon powers appear decidedly turned deaf ear international public opinion overwhelmingly trade live world afflicted hunger ignorance disease just concluded seventh special session general assembly earnest endeavor hasten process social economic development entire human race now common obligation display political will resolutely commit health
AUS 1976 541 541 developed countries stand ready collectively subordinate short-term economic advantages overriding longer-term advantage creating maintaining viable international order australia ready play part process order poverty hunger disease massive scale threaten peace regions endured obligations willing assume complement enormous efforts developing countries undertake government followed interest attempts developing countries stimulate greater economic technical health
AUS 1976 730 730 prospects developing countries problem food particularly vital one world whose population increasing rapidly improvement food production situation many developing countries remains insecure unacceptable chronic starvation malnutrition persist world capacity produce enough food yet devise machinery ensure human adequately fed australia supports efforts lead establishment effective international system food security external assistance health
BHR 1976 1251 1251 national action international co-operation declaration recommendations issued conference contain principles priorities establishment location human settlements protection environment satisfaction basic needs individuals every country without discrimination health economic social matters purpose improving quality life human beings general among priorities adopted conference like refer particular call rehabilitation expelled homeless people displaced natural man-made health
BLR 1976 1734 1734 national inequality illiteracy absence social prospects wide opportunities access treasures national world science culture achievement human genius everywhere people aware constant care part society state health well-being secure old age socialism people live conditions genuine freedom democracy sure present future work enthusiasm create communist society living standards constantly rising spiritual values health
BLR 1976 1761 1761 secure old age socialism people live conditions genuine freedom democracy sure present future work enthusiasm create communist society living standards constantly rising spiritual values moral health people protected every kind anti-social infringement misinformation interests rights citizens society carefully protected state governmental bodies whose activities working people participate urge scale well public health
CAF 1976 318 318 difficulties regards survival difficulties require concrete urgent solutions fact bound note united nations despite successes yet fully shouldered mission establish peace justice security eliminate hunger disease illiteracy throughout world accordance spirit letter san francisco charter indeed united nations achieved considerable results consolidating peace security through-out world gained decisive successes eliminating colonial health
CAF 1976 1432 1432 tragic situation prevailing world per cent mankind share per cent world income small group privileged states lives opulence waste can one fail draw attention poverty disease destitution need illiteracy-with socio-economic implications- constitute sorry fate populations third world can never say enough arouse responsible collective world conscience tragedy still hope persistently raising health
CAF 1976 2144 2144 negligible view expressed countries condemning use large financial resources build arsenal deadly weapons satisfy kind thirst hegemony time millions human beings struggle poverty die hunger disease fully shared central african republic goes without saying resources thus released make possible supply international fund agricultural development satisfy needs countries central african republic per health
CHL 1976 1689 1689 constant balance economic development social progress former means obtain latter consequently year will budget approximately billion worth direct social expenditures president republic emphasized plans food health low-income housing basic pre-basic education main items towards redistribution social assistance directed conformity moral principle action state defend weakest neglected action valuable work national integration health
CMR 1976 1662 1662 make african continent denuclearized zone believe idea general disarmament several reasons one sums money devoured designing manufacturing weapons mass destruction serve lessen suffering mankind fields health education food lodging mention brief financial resources thus released serve well-being peoples organization affirmed resolutions e xxiv xxx disarmament decade second united nations development decade health
CMR 1976 2229 2229 intend approve convention create privileges sharing remain common heritage mankind always declared can real peace world long three fourths mankind live poverty hunger illiteracy destitution disease will real peace world long minority continues exploit benefit exclusively resources majority countries planet will real peace maintain long members international community perceive without ulterior health
COD 1976 921 921 confirmed sustained yet utopian dream real survival mankind resides dream based upon consideration requirements universal solidarity indeed savings achieved applied useful projects man struggle poverty disease depart view things subdue altogether concept disarmament abandon poor world lamentable destiny admit powerlessness wait powder kegs various crises rending nations world explode one powder health
COL 1976 1050 1050 consequences backwardness make subhuman life suburbs bearable prevent deterioration environment lower illiteracy rates populations close gap rural urban populations create medical hospital services order eradicate diseases caused malnutrition endemic sickness provide jobs unemployed protect mafias finance traffic drugs territories great powers traffic export us home-grown means corruption subject international trade also health
COL 1976 1052 1052 make subhuman life suburbs bearable prevent deterioration environment lower illiteracy rates populations close gap rural urban populations create medical hospital services order eradicate diseases caused malnutrition endemic sickness provide jobs unemployed protect mafias finance traffic drugs territories great powers traffic export us home-grown means corruption subject international trade also trust will health
CRI 1976 1123 1123 camps must accept norm conduct admit one single case repression institutionalized torture whatever so-called justification accept gross disregard human dignity abdicate rational nature like lethal epidemic terrorism continues spread throughout world claiming innocent victims latitudes hardly week ago terrorism stretched capital united states cut life great chilean exile orlando letelier friendship health
CUB 1976 3054 3054 problems despite obstacles cuban people will continue firmly perseveringly along road revolution hie serious economic difficulties present will affect maintenance basic social services fields public health education already reached levels legitimately proud neither will affect living conditions masses precisely moments trial tribulation see clearly superiority socialism facing difficulties without placing working health
DOM 1976 744 744 made impossible adoption agreed formulas delayed possibility agreeing convention can adopted time bearing mind urgent need exploit resources sea move towards year reference food shortages malnutrition leads us resolution world food conference great topical importance problem hunger difficult conceive despite importance international fund agricultural development oil-producing countries contributed mechanism mobilization agriculture health
DOM 1976 783 783 despite importance international fund agricultural development oil-producing countries contributed mechanism mobilization agriculture levels required urgency program implementation alleviate demand food critical areas reduce devastation brought malnutrition clear problem becoming acute spreading everywhere continuous projection remains question reply far forthcoming basis population growth forecasts statistics endorsed competent organizations dominican republic shares concern health
DOM 1976 1147 1147 essential principle universality world organization seems oil crisis engendered inflation development centers becoming regressive phenomenon inevitable characteristics occurring precisely time forecast problems population growth unemployment malnutrition will doubled end century hand production will suffice meet demand food alleviate tragedy hunger hunger war can unleash war therefore like offer statements greatest importance health
EGY 1976 2374 2374 welcome friendly european states desire co-operate us basis equality mutual co-operation hoping arab- european dialog realize goals stand reason world still beset problems poverty hunger disease age man ventured space reached moon landed craft mars voyages cost advanced countries billions dollars science technology forged ahead beyond imagination become clear vicious circle health
ESP 1976 407 407 expectations aspirations mankind cross-roads ideas constitute us point reference expression nucleus nerve-center efforts kind security objective avoidance war always futile behind hostile conflicts symptoms profound diseases lie unjust situations provoke feed gravely mistaken actions seeking security combine necessary maintenance peace effective implementation true respect human rights solid foundation real peace firm health
GAB 1976 457 457 much talk world crisis situation universe brink collective suicide indeed crisis temptation collective suicide undeniably exist doubt whichever way turn find war repression poverty hunger disease racism forms growing disintegration world economic order whose appointed victims course countries constructing economies still living hegemonism selfishness kinds phenomena maintain inequality among men different health
GHA 1976 2251 2251 counterpart revised international development strategy promote realization new international economic order history united nations history humanity’s struggle dignity brotherhood continuing struggle freedom justice fear hunger disease illiteracy exploitation unique endeavor create remarkable diversity races cultures opinions attitudes little world dynamic unity purpose philosophy attainment peace security thirty-one years short period history health
GUY 1976 992 992 tragedy cyprus tragedy interference states affairs small state techniques destabilization mobilized governments seek free economies stranglehold imperialist control governments seek create systems development abolish hunger disease poverty restructure societies provide peoples quality life yearn immediate objectives campaigns destabilization clear unmistakable range comparatively unobtrusive change key personnel bloody events sometimes culminate tragedies health
IRL 1976 451 451 increasingly secure important series issues bearing directly need maintain peace complex problems faces us assembly session field disarmament arms control increasingly preoccupied problems hunger illiteracy disease economic development equitable sharing mankind’s limited resources yet debate problems global military expenditure reaching told already today billion year technology steadily working produce even efficient health
JOR 1976 500 500 whose grotesque far-reaching implications can hardly over-emphasized particularly crucial juncture states large small addressing urgent attention non-proliferation nuclear weapons situation world accept exceptions contagious dangerous disease must promptly firmly contained now accepted truism international society like national society sustained indefinitely conditions world divided small islands riches affluence vast oceans human poverty health
KHM 1976 2566 2566 dependence made possible developed countries become rich rapidly live luxury extravagance developing countries becoming progressively impoverished remain since became politically independent grip serious problems poverty malnutrition hunger disease illiteracy terms trade developing countries continued deteriorate commodities raw materials possess constantly losing value indebtedness financial implications attaching thereto become traumatically worse furthermore health
KHM 1976 2568 2568 possible developed countries become rich rapidly live luxury extravagance developing countries becoming progressively impoverished remain since became politically independent grip serious problems poverty malnutrition hunger disease illiteracy terms trade developing countries continued deteriorate commodities raw materials possess constantly losing value indebtedness financial implications attaching thereto become traumatically worse furthermore unequal iniquitous health
LBN 1976 2081 2081 transformed lebanon verdant fruit basket middle east without significant help outside people developed thriving economy despite lack natural resources made lebanon one best centers education health trade tourism communications middle east built past can rebuild future grace god aid lebanese home abroad assistance sister arab states friendly nations united nations family health
LBR 1976 692 692 community nations one another family nations wherein territorial integrity inviolable international piracy permissible speak new order will actively battle eradicate human society age-old enemies ignorance disease poverty speak new order free prejudices complexes rancor recoil speak world order majority rule will freely embrace inviolable equal rights circumstances birth years ago hostile health
LKA 1976 1081 1081 strident single-minded preparations war refinement sophistication techniques indeed sad reflection moral intellectual standards twentieth century values priorities much world’s resources might devoted eradication poverty ignorance disease hunger committed instead production monstrous weapons earnestly assured time time never used aggression weapons sides defensive aggressors non-aligned nations consistently rejected notion world conflict inevitable health
LKA 1976 2063 2063 capita income little developed world discontented per annum moral rational justification present distribution world’s wealth condemn million people-one eighth world’s population life daily starvation serious malnutrition world insensitive accept nonchalance fact nearly half number children whose mental physical development doomed permanent retardation consequence poverty collective conscience impervious tragedy allow men women health
LSO 1976 426 426 million individuals subsist incomes less year environment squalor hunger hopelessness absolute poor living situations deprived rational definition human decency absolute poverty condition life limited illiteracy malnutrition disease high infant-mortality low life-expectancy deny victims potential genes born ink yet dry new international economic order poor world asking welfare asking hand-outs opportunity help health
LSO 1976 427 427 individuals subsist incomes less year environment squalor hunger hopelessness absolute poor living situations deprived rational definition human decency absolute poverty condition life limited illiteracy malnutrition disease high infant-mortality low life-expectancy deny victims potential genes born ink yet dry new international economic order poor world asking welfare asking hand-outs opportunity help millions health
LSO 1976 756 756 directly involved southern africa area rich natural resources area boasts every mineral use man area richly endowed agricultural resources criminal children still die southern africa malnutrition human resources southern africa rich potential contains promise world development african continent regions world none wonderful opportunity southern africa demonstrating common humanity man irrespective race health
MDG 1976 2161 2161 nations determined promote social progress better standards life larger freedom cautious estimates established world food conference held rome november indicated million human beings affected famine malnutrition forty per cent children million suffered serious physical retardation world bank part says million men women children live nearly absolute poverty per capita income less health
MDG 1976 2204 2204 live nearly absolute poverty per capita income less year gloomy picture leads inevitable conclusion development crisis resides primarily poverty masses whose needs even elementary ones-food health shelter education-are unfulfilled victims system exploitation linked power structure established primarily countries center result great national insecurity heightened deterioration terms trade growing gap industrialized countries health
MMR 1976 782 782 arms transfers taking place unprecedented scale short uncontrolled arms race threatening become uncontrollable quote words secretary-general world increasingly preoccupied problems social justice hunger poverty illiteracy disease development equitable sharing resources situation continued diversion armaments creative human energies productive resources colossal ever- increasing scale tragic intolerable keeping world constant state insecurity tension health
MRT 1976 551 551 evolution south african regime order attain objective separate unequal development races provided powerful sophisticated military arsenal arsenal laws segregationist measures affects aspects life public transport health education sports administration forth shrinks horror order impose racist will practices doubtless repugnant conscience us arouse indignation however will suffice merely moved situation degrading mankind health
MRT 1976 1658 1658 held barely days ago mexico city must considered new step long march towards establishment economic social system capable meeting immediate needs majority inhabitants planet hunger disease ignorance still afflicting poor countries constitute majority mankind can eliminated combined efforts starting developing countries hie debate question co-operation among developing countries therefore academic-far consider health
MUS 1976 99 99 africa particular may begin appeal men goodwill believe peace can achieved common understanding mutual comprehension sense justice wherever injustice exists wherever democracy trampled upon wherever disease ignorance poverty prevail wherever usurpation people’s legitimate rights wherever unlawful occupation one’s lands force let us awake responsibilities strain energies towards finding solutions based equality health
NER 1976 118 118 source inspiration nations third world time majority states international community confronted serious problems development believe important highlight principle true daily collective endeavors common will overcome disease illiteracy hunger developing countries can hope achieve social well-being safeguarding dignity independence can real won desirous achieving kind independence government niger enlightened leadership excellency lt health
NGA 1976 391 391 articulate programs collective self-reliance protection legitimate interest within new international economic order charter economic rights duties states nigeria spite population gigantic development program combat illiteracy disease poverty provide infrastructure lacking years colonial neglect diverted modest substantial proportion resources economic co-operation developing countries particularly region along international community nigeria responded compelling needs health
RUS 1976 418 418 parliaments appear greater evil reduction military spending result record-breaking military budgets adopted work factory bench fields engaged scientific cultural activities increasingly deprived funds used improving nutrition public health education housing social security science technology made tremendous strides forward opportunities raising material cultural standards people increased immeasurably huge proportion material intellectual resources health
RUS 1976 420 420 greater evil reduction military spending result record-breaking military budgets adopted work factory bench fields engaged scientific cultural activities increasingly deprived funds used improving nutrition public health education housing social security science technology made tremendous strides forward opportunities raising material cultural standards people increased immeasurably huge proportion material intellectual resources world devoured health
SDN 1976 1520 1520 specific action proposals assembly current session enable assembly initiate urgent steps enhance central coordinating capability united nations economic social field humanity hard time combating poverty disease illiteracy now witness emergence food scarcity new plague world continued suffer past years acute scarcity food already declared rostrum international food crisis artificial one democratic health
STP 1976 445 445 country follow economic policy oriented towards developing agricultural exports preventing developing production food might competed home country portuguese colonial domination left us negative heritage namely malnutrition absence institutions health care unemployment obsolete economic equipment amortized long ago total lack means communication outside world alienation natural resources also noted colonial fascist period health
STP 1976 448 448 policy oriented towards developing agricultural exports preventing developing production food might competed home country portuguese colonial domination left us negative heritage namely malnutrition absence institutions health care unemployment obsolete economic equipment amortized long ago total lack means communication outside world alienation natural resources also noted colonial fascist period development industrial sector health
SWZ 1976 196 196 take seriously last years discussed world peace justice progress pillars new generation learn war world constantly racked war including local wars division oppression poverty hunger disease inflation unemployment financial crises fifth non-aligned conference held colombo majority nations world clearly called equitable world order time call taken seriously experience last eight years health
TCD 1976 1651 1651 countries aware state affairs remain indifferent endorse increasing awareness international community remain indulgent attitude plain words deliberate act enrich minority impoverish majority maintain situation poverty disease hunger illiteracy faced urgent problems raw materials development sixth special session general assembly adopted resolutions s-vi s-vi relating declaration program action establishment new international economic health
TZA 1976 354 354 climate also provide man surroundings scenic beauty indeed man’s accomplishments fields fantastic machines computers can almost anything everything lightning speed communication achieved conquest many scourges disease astounding space technology unfurling space mysteries many many others baffle stun man’s imagination unfortunately man can take pride achievements equally haunted inequitable distribution stark truth health
UKR 1976 395 395 peace also early solution problems elimination illiteracy environmental protection control pollution atmosphere high seas development exploitation new energy sources prevention natural calamities prevention treatment dangerous diseases every thread mutually advantageous co-operation among states woven texture peaceful relations strengthens fabric international peace security facilitates achievement agreements problems military detente majority countries favor health
URY 1976 1065 1065 endeavour including political affairs whether freedom obtain information express views public power really obtained conditions prisons prisoners whether death penalty life imprisonment meted general conditions health hygiene life expectancy level nutrition absence lack absence discrimination sex race religion way wealth distributed existence conditions security tranquility life honour persons degree violence prevails health
URY 1976 1070 1070 freedom obtain information express views public power really obtained conditions prisons prisoners whether death penalty life imprisonment meted general conditions health hygiene life expectancy level nutrition absence lack absence discrimination sex race religion way wealth distributed existence conditions security tranquility life honour persons degree violence prevails community however just letter law health
USA 1976 124 124 bitterness cold war played vital role dismantling colonial empires helped moderate conflicts even now manning truce lines critical parts world carried unprecedented efforts areas public health development assistance technical co-operation important challenge organization still lies ahead vindicate mankind’s positive nobler goals help nations achieve new understanding community modern communications human endeavor health
USA 1976 2181 2181 real contribution development assistance minimal last year example non-market economies provided per cent public aid flowing developing nations developing nations understandably frustrated impatient poverty illiteracy disease often made demands change confrontational unrealistic sometimes speak new economic orders growth quick fix requiring world’s wealth properly redistributed tests strength instead process self-help extending health
ZMB 1976 529 529 regard self-sufficiency staple food commodities implementation zambian philosophy humanism basic communal form socialism capitalizes importance man-centered society led marked progress vital fields rural reconstruction education health agriculture economic reforms unfortunately international scene continued lack significant progress important areas trade transfer capital resources debt adjustments monetary reform transfer development appropriate technology within health
AGO 1977 886 886 portuguese factors caused paralysis internal trade industrial agricultural units consequent sudden sharp decline production absolutely undeniable quite positive encouraging result already achieved especially fields education health agriculture industry fisheries construction economy internal external trade national defence respect still state emergency people’s republic angola tremendous efforts made task national reconstruction yet made health
ALB 1977 1304 1304 fighting together among peoples asia africa latin america concept relationship large states small states large nations small nations interpreted sense small must submit large deadly disease chauvinist concept survival past heritage capitalist-imperialist world outlook progressive freedom-loving peoples waging must continue wage ruthless struggle point view we- well appreciate importance role large health
ARG 1977 1272 1272 violence appear origins acute poverty physical spiritual deprivation rather sections human society mixture affluence permissiveness self-disgust generated ruthless destructive arrogance widespread controversy roots social political disease whatever origins believe problem grave enough sufficient potential international implications discussed seriously among members united nations accurate description facts even today terrorist subversion definitely receding health
BDI 1977 650 650 habitat conference vancouver water conference mar del plata will find appropriate framework application condition course bilateral international cc-operation government hopes also set in-its village centres health education services effort national recovery succeed unless popular participation national decisions new regime created conditions favourable intense political participation parti de l’unite pour le progres health
BDI 1977 776 776 go hand hand intensification diversification agriculture major priority country per cent population rural main objective new regime satisfy soon possible basic needs burundi fields food health education housing healthy society based equity justice liberty new society burundi emerged movement november allows citizens without distinction race sex religious conviction philosophy enjoy civil health
BDI 1977 829 829 social cultural rights hence new burundi freedom opinion expression guaranteed freedom worship assured education free right property right land tenure just completely recovered right housing health care also real objective although government aware immense task remains accomplished field finally let noted country whose hospitality legendary single political prisoner since profound peaceful health
BFA 1977 577 577 expenditure reached fabulous sum s350 billion equivalent combined gross national product nations latin america africa middle east equivalent national expenditure education throughout world double expenditure health times higher foreign aid developing countries given waste destructive potential entails disarmament problem becomes acute pleased therefore many attempts laborious discussions disarmament initiative non-aligned countries health
BGD 1977 2274 2274 priority attention bangladesh believes among essential elements need mapped future perspective plan evolution new international order specific attention must devoted following first eradicating poverty hunger disease illiteracy assigning highest priority task concerted action international community secondly harnessing vast human resources productive use thus generating employment production food services shared world community health
BHR 1977 441 441 conditions wide gap standard living people third world people developed countries danger signal impedes security progress world many inhabitants developing countries still living state poverty malnutrition threatening famine spread disease inconceivable three fourths population world developing countries allocated less one third total revenue world one fourth population world developed countries receives health
BHR 1977 445 445 living people third world people developed countries danger signal impedes security progress world many inhabitants developing countries still living state poverty malnutrition threatening famine spread disease inconceivable three fourths population world developing countries allocated less one third total revenue world one fourth population world developed countries receives two thirds world’s revenue health
BLR 1977 829 829 world forum peace forces meeting moscow january without even mentioning direct danger nuclear catastrophe arms race senseless waste material spiritual resources mankind need fighting hunger disease illiteracy solving social problems problems energy raw materials ecology history foreign policy soviet state story consistent tireless struggle disarmament fact remains soviet union submitted proposals health
BLR 1977 1685 1685 genuine democracy created fundamental rights proclaimed great october revolution confirmed guaranteed precisely socialism first time human history ensured fundamental human rights right work education protection health housing social security leisure active participation government state affairs fruitful co-operation states field encouragement development human rights possible observance principles sovereign equality states non-interference internal health
BRA 1977 665 665 incidentally elaborated united nations iaea whose long experience accumulated last two decades proved useful conceived created precisely order attempt accelerate increase contribution nuclear energy peace health prosperity whole world ensuring co-operation used way contribute military ends trust next special session general assembly dedicated disarmament will positive step multilateral negotiations concerning problems health
BRB 1977 133 133 achieving just economic order equitable distribution world’s resources among peoples main concern poor peoples developing countries still remains stark failure world community answer urgent problems disease food shelter water education health-in short basic human needs assembly’s primary duty still promote higher living standards full employment conditions economic social progress development government health
BRB 1977 1755 1755 detention torture field economic rights government barbados committed programme social justice accordingly subscribes proposition people every country entitled basic needs satisfied-including right work right proper health services right adequate food right proper housing maximum opportunities education barbados wishes welcome nations djibouti viet nam organization made way independence difficulties delegation confident two health
BRB 1977 2310 2310 daunting despair disastrous lives well-being world’s millions hang decisions must allow jargon euphemisms rhetoric resolutions conceal fact behind words documents lie food houses schools jobs disease even wars fail places us solemn responsibility sake peoples world whether deserts seas villages cities must continue work towards fulfilment basic needs session must falter health
BTN 1977 939 939 address conference committee disarmament secretary-general pointed accumulation arms far beyond needs legitimate defence endangers world security now annually absorbs billion time struggle alleviate hunger poverty disease plague many hundreds millions world’s people suffers lack resources sixth seventh special sessions general assembly made us realize ever live interdependent world old order must health
BWA 1977 2293 2293 needs south africa signatory treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons one thing certain botswana shares kalahari semi-desert namibia south africa therefore view apprehension concern nuclear tests danger health security people botswana informed know fall-out material nuclear explosions can lethal indeed kalahari become nuclear testing area wish state categorically botswana consulted take opportunity protest health
CAF 1977 37 37 justice equality ideals organization embraced worst test mankind ever put man revealed nakedness moral bankruptcy monstrousness years later world facing crisis beyond challenges illiteracy famine malnutrition economic disorder armaments ideological wars discern rather bleak future must avert continuing reflections august body allow perform pleasant duty transmitting best -wishes encouragement full success health
CAF 1977 623 623 purposes insidious proliferation atomic conventional arms make disarmament must say distant prospect devote infinite potential intelligence knowledge colossal wealth thus diverted solution problems poverty ignorance disease lot inhabitants world -my country will never stop protesting vigorously folly headlong charge death will support always every forum promotion kind peace necessarily just absence health
CAN 1977 863 863 given significant role spring summer sessions council considers bewildering variety issues even less success central task-setting priorities coordinating work family organizations economic social cultural educational health related fields delegation believes council frequent shorter sessions deal thoroughly one group subjects covering agenda two-year period time time council also meet ministerial level review health
CIV 1977 1771 1771 accelerated intensified poses mankind terrifying threats ever military expenditures world grown billion billion per cent world’s production goods services absorbed expenses madness squandering face misery disease poverty hunger ignorance large part world’s population yet stated president houphouet- boigny just part sums devoted engines war suffice rapidly return whole mankind everywhere planet health
COG 1977 852 852 palestinian people study social economic situation world reveals anachronistic situations persist right wish perpetuate rule force lasts time challenges facing mankind economic crises unequal development malnutrition illiteracy ecological problems pollution difficulties mastering science technology can met deliberately make use capabilities recourses resources disposal problem mankind’s survival world continually faced profound material health
CRI 1977 1466 1466 fact many cases order overcome obstacles presented under-development considered necessary without civil political rights well thus peoples many developing countries cast abyss economic wretchedness ill health servile labour ignorance nourishment must also bear arbitrariness oppression rule solution therefore suppress rights sake others solution progressively simultaneously move forward towards full effectiveness rights health
CRI 1977 1931 1931 security party therefore inspired age-old civilian tradition decided dissolve armed forces refrain investing funds acquiring instruments war act faith yielded optimum dividends country able allocate health education housing nutrition people inevitably scarce resources others allocate instruments war perhaps democracy today sounder ever citizens live decorum freedom dignity health
CRI 1977 1934 1934 inspired age-old civilian tradition decided dissolve armed forces refrain investing funds acquiring instruments war act faith yielded optimum dividends country able allocate health education housing nutrition people inevitably scarce resources others allocate instruments war perhaps democracy today sounder ever citizens live decorum freedom dignity health
CUB 1977 916 916 frameworks ethiopian people shaken secular yoke feudal domination undertaken revolutionary course of- giving land labour carrying urban reform opening education culture vast masses increasing attention health inspired support solidarity peoples also threats aggressions imperialist reactionary forces revolutionary regime ethiopia overthrown impossible arrive just solution claims now made imperialism order pit neighbours health
CUB 1977 997 997 aggression common heritage colonialism peoples particularly africans backwardness poverty illiteracy ill-health decades colonial exploitation administration emerged independence peoples university built doctor trained schools teachers educational health systems provided colonialist neo-colonialist metropolitan powers peoples contracted tremendous debt must inevitably pay consider developed capitalist countries benefited colonial domination adequate financing development compensate resources health
DDR 1977 1088 1088 year declared international year child following comparison suggests every two minutes almost million spent today’s world military purposes sum calculated suffice immunize children various infectious diseases instrumental reducing alarming level infant mortality many parts globe arms race continues absorb immense material intellectual resources needed solve social economic problems development stockpiling means health
DDR 1977 1094 1094 comparison suggests every two minutes almost million spent today’s world military purposes sum calculated suffice immunize children various infectious diseases instrumental reducing alarming level infant mortality many parts globe arms race continues absorb immense material intellectual resources needed solve social economic problems development stockpiling means warfare far outrun talks restriction prohibition health
EGY 1977 641 641 trade development assistance serve objectives industrialization transfer advanced technology developing countries also imperative continue dialogue reach agreement measures necessary combat international inflation phenomenon indicative serious disease spread economies developing countries crucial stage economies can hardly sustain fluctuations feverish uncontrolled rise development costs believe developing countries can among create momentum towards greater health
FJI 1977 163 163 world problems hope release energies resources solution important pressing problems problems beset every developing country namely improve living conditions people years condemned existence characterized hunger malnutrition diseases poor water supply poor housing illiteracy despite continuing efforts achieve just durable peace middle east situation remained stalled uncertain recently much done since assembly health
FJI 1977 164 164 problems hope release energies resources solution important pressing problems problems beset every developing country namely improve living conditions people years condemned existence characterized hunger malnutrition diseases poor water supply poor housing illiteracy despite continuing efforts achieve just durable peace middle east situation remained stalled uncertain recently much done since assembly met health
GBR 1977 66 66 secretary-general making difference civilization chaos today gap aspiration performance remains danger chaos ever present united nations inception championed fundamental human rights right live without hunger disease peace free conflict fear nuclear kind war appalling well-documented events naturally focus great attention world wide abuse absence political civil legal rights violations degradations integrity health
GBR 1977 110 110 political civil legal rights violations degradations integrity person though sense outrage chile uganda take two examples yet matched effective international action global challenge chronic poverty malnutrition disease ensures escape responsibility economic social rights gross product advanced industrialized nations increased trillion aggregate product under-developed world less third increase statistic shocking enough reality health
GBR 1977 111 111 civil legal rights violations degradations integrity person though sense outrage chile uganda take two examples yet matched effective international action global challenge chronic poverty malnutrition disease ensures escape responsibility economic social rights gross product advanced industrialized nations increased trillion aggregate product under-developed world less third increase statistic shocking enough reality behind health
GBR 1977 154 154 less third increase statistic shocking enough reality behind even generally agreed million people insufficient protein supply million immediately threatened starvation poorest countries per cent infant mortality rate development people’s brains literally stunted protein calorie insufficiencies world’s poor access unsafe water therefore chronically vulnerable schistosomiasis filariasis leading cause blindness areas conflict disruption health
GBR 1977 187 187 calorie insufficiencies world’s poor access unsafe water therefore chronically vulnerable schistosomiasis filariasis leading cause blindness areas conflict disruption basic social medical services poses challenge world health risk recrudescence smallpox horn africa re-emergence tsetse fly east southern africa human needs developing world inescapable challenge us central element foreign policy based human rights health
GBR 1977 397 397 britain addition european community aid programmes contributed million united nations work economic social field judgment despite immense problems still face us crucial areas poverty hunger disease united nations shown effective practical instrument institutions united nations also made major technical contribution towards orderly international environment instance fields labour relations posts telecommunications shipping health
GBR 1977 518 518 write speak much area yet spend relatively little consequences conflict grievous millions regrettable fact life institutional terms maintenance world security neglected activity within united nations health hunger poverty issues member nations prepared concede institutional competence role united nations exceptions security seen preserve national governments prepared see doctors agriculturists sociologists economists working health
GMB 1977 150 150 overemphasize importance attach structure organization structure must seen reflect geared towards meeting needs generality membership large majority states members organization developing countries say centers deprivation disease illiteracy none evils direct result activities inactivities country group countries alone existence evils remains direct responsibility us individual collective behaviour organization brings us together order health
GMB 1977 256 256 approve disapprove decisions vast majority members arguments formulated five permanent members security council designated now belong history superseded urgent fundamental widespread persistent human problems hunger malnutrition insufficient health facilities general deeper wider division world haves have-nots frequently remind one cardinal purposes united nations prevent war maintain peace throughout world many wars health
GMB 1977 258 258 decisions vast majority members arguments formulated five permanent members security council designated now belong history superseded urgent fundamental widespread persistent human problems hunger malnutrition insufficient health facilities general deeper wider division world haves have-nots frequently remind one cardinal purposes united nations prevent war maintain peace throughout world many wars breaches international health
GMB 1977 356 356 root- causes war breaches peace experts warfare sociology will confirm absence war mean presence peace addition non-belligerency peace carries ease mind comes someone living good health adequate dignified shelter someone worry will next full balanced meal someone general able live relate fellow men equal terms every respect kind peace first goal health
GMB 1977 1324 1324 individual’s rights human extend far beyond go much deeper individual enjoys full human rights hungry thirsty midst plenty eat drink leftovers others right decent adequate health education facilities clothing sovereignty fruits labours natural resources motherland looks upon people amount equality respect upon prerequisites human rights transcend national international boundaries means easy health
GNB 1977 1383 1383 debates assembly concerning problem shared concerns international community face imminent dangers inherent proliferation nuclear weapons apprehension justified must noted arms race slowed even become contagious disease tackled swiftly effectively may disastrous indeed incalculable consequences mankind whole military budgets although apparently diminishing official debates statistics lost increasingly alarming proportions true united nations health
GRD 1977 1195 1195 time considered best interest government nation time overlook man’s needs areas shelter proper housing family- clothing food education recreational facilities religious obligations freedom worship medical health facilities right work earn many areas rightfully come within compass human rights tendency among many people confine human rights civil political activities furthermore many people health
GTM 1977 313 313 toward preventing eradicating violence wherever u comes whatever ostensible motivation just individuals must protected excesses governments also must guaranteed security crimes terrorism two different manifestations disease afflicts mankind namely violence government guatemala actively participated action undertaken united nations led proclamation universal declaration human rights signed paris well international covenants supplement cardinal health
HND 1977 1039 1039 sphere human rights position will continue one strict respect rights believe problem human rights challenge international community can respect human dignity fight hunger low levels health illiteracy inequality injustice government trying bring substantial reforms view furthering economic social political development country particularly interested social development-to benefit overwhelming majority population country september health
HND 1977 1589 1589 round gatt negotiations ran sort impasse areas despite urgent-label attached conclusion implementation agreement subject attention must given development aid programmes increasing co-operation areas agriculture food health similarly areas industrial development infrastructure transfer technology country feels machinery make flexible regulate relations based mutual advantage bearing mind special needs developing countries undp fortunately health
HTI 1977 232 232 necessary thus decision taken normalize conditions daily life today can affirm single political prisoner prisons appealed patriotism former adversaries join us great war waged hunger disease illiteracy unemployment within framework laws human rights series measures taken haitian government inter alia just acceded american convention human rights also known pact san jose health
IND 1977 2539 2539 work ilo unesco fao unctad many bodies within united nations system given required funds bodies lot alleviate human suffering promote well-being case point efforts eradicate malaria raising ugly head programme eradicate scourge globe estimated cost million half spent daily military purposes- yet programme dragging lack funds india convinced necessity supporting strengthening health
IRN 1977 931 931 income developed developing countries cases ratio rises field housing two thirds world’s population afford even elementary shelter every year million infants age five die nourishment malnutrition without prompt action change situation million children will starve death end century circumstances naive think putting accent exclusively civil political aspects human rights one can health
IRN 1977 974 974 exclusively civil political aspects human rights one can solve problems poor developing countries without satisfaction basic human needs can expect vast majority people sunk hunger disease ignorance able appreciate effectively enjoy rights instance meaning freedom choice sick starving completely ignorant individual human rights indeed indivisible reason realization rights depends progress made health
IRQ 1977 2427 2427 palestinians occupied arab territories whether gaza strip west bank call upon united nations specialized agencies pay due attention dangerous manifestations prevent escalation drawing economic cultural health social programmes enable arab population remain occupied territories fifthly united nations constitutes natural sound framework discussion question palestine participation representatives palestinian people attempt circumvent world health
ITA 1977 1378 1378 developed countries achievement new international economic order must based concept development assessed quantitative terms also terms social components closely connected referring need seek higher levels nutrition health care education housing well adequate employment opportunities equitable distribution wealth international community must base programme action establishment prerequisites material conditions will allow primary requirements health
ITA 1977 1379 1379 countries achievement new international economic order must based concept development assessed quantitative terms also terms social components closely connected referring need seek higher levels nutrition health care education housing well adequate employment opportunities equitable distribution wealth international community must base programme action establishment prerequisites material conditions will allow primary requirements life health
JAM 1977 1131 1131 differing emphasis given one aspect human rights another nations civil political rights individual right free elections freedom expression freedom association paramount nations rights food shelter health work urgent basic human rights states members organization strive towards totality human satisfaction developing countries struggle achieve totality becomes one demanding aspects national endeavours developing health
KHM 1977 2809 2809 fate poor peoples throughout world understand distinction friends enemies revolutionary struggle national liberation movement peoples throughout world stand resolutely side side revolutionary peoples world social health fields order rapidly improve health entire population training revolutionary doctors moved deep love people lofty spirit self-sacrifice producing medicines herbs growing country training revolutionary doctors health
KHM 1977 2814 2814 understand distinction friends enemies revolutionary struggle national liberation movement peoples throughout world stand resolutely side side revolutionary peoples world social health fields order rapidly improve health entire population training revolutionary doctors moved deep love people lofty spirit self-sacrifice producing medicines herbs growing country training revolutionary doctors combine theoretical studies practice increase health
KHM 1977 2844 2844 doctors moved deep love people lofty spirit self-sacrifice producing medicines herbs growing country training revolutionary doctors combine theoretical studies practice increase knowledge time developed developing health networks creating hospital establishments centres manufacture medicines co-operatives districts regions administrative zones capital phnom penh average one general hospital three attending physicians one factory production health
KHM 1977 2875 2875 manufacture medicines co-operatives districts regions administrative zones capital phnom penh average one general hospital three attending physicians one factory production medicines three pharmacists every families health people shown considerable improvement definitively eliminated social diseases drug addiction paying particular attention eradication malaria past year first year four-year plan eradication malaria per cent health
KHM 1977 2883 2883 phnom penh average one general hospital three attending physicians one factory production medicines three pharmacists every families health people shown considerable improvement definitively eliminated social diseases drug addiction paying particular attention eradication malaria past year first year four-year plan eradication malaria per cent plan targets already achieved endeavouring rapidly improve living health
KHM 1977 2890 2890 attending physicians one factory production medicines three pharmacists every families health people shown considerable improvement definitively eliminated social diseases drug addiction paying particular attention eradication malaria past year first year four-year plan eradication malaria per cent plan targets already achieved endeavouring rapidly improve living conditions health people need population million years health
KHM 1977 2898 2898 every families health people shown considerable improvement definitively eliminated social diseases drug addiction paying particular attention eradication malaria past year first year four-year plan eradication malaria per cent plan targets already achieved endeavouring rapidly improve living conditions health people need population million years time vice delinquency prostitution theft robbery banditry social health
KHM 1977 2910 2910 addiction paying particular attention eradication malaria past year first year four-year plan eradication malaria per cent plan targets already achieved endeavouring rapidly improve living conditions health people need population million years time vice delinquency prostitution theft robbery banditry social evils kind exist imperialist countries exploitive class society rooted great mass movement health
KHM 1977 3016 3016 revolution regard long-term aspirations people road yet travel long indeed must redouble efforts endeavouring rapidly possible improve still living conditions people everyone may sufficient strength health ardent patriotism entire people may rapidly constantly progress may continue defence speedy construction prosperous kampuchea reason reduce size population maintain present level close million inhabitants health
KWT 1977 312 312 continued diversion world’s scarce material find human resources military ends seriously threatening attainment goals development world needs guns better standards living eradication evils poverty illiteracy disease s98 dialogue last year paris north south proved beyond doubt existence- wide gap theory practice promises performance regrettable developed countries shown necessary political will make health
KWT 1977 525 525 international institutions end two thirds people developing countries depend directly agriculture survival agriculture provides countries main dependable defence future famines primary means overcoming current evils malnutrition nourishment systematic sustained action stimulate agriculture developing countries compelling necessity just prevent hunger also inject dynamism whole process economic social development establishment international fund agricultural health
LBY 1977 3028 3028 towards course taking shortest quickest route pollution environment contamination even left human life almost billion spent production purchase weapons half billion human beings victims hunger malnutrition threatened starvation half world’s children school age without education half world’s population medical treatment care proves seriousness situation calls speedy effective international measures end terrible health
LKA 1977 1062 1062 human beings preserving material edifice human society particular concern countries third world current expenditure armaments estimated billion year fraction sum much alleviate problems poverty hunger disease continue plague third world colombo conference non-aligned nations last year decided seek special session disarmament approved last session general assembly scheduled o held may june health
LKA 1977 1965 1965 human needs human aspirations policy combining rapid growth social justice sri lanka aware pursued policies years achieved life expectancy years literacy rate per cent infant mortality rate per rates compare favorably many developed countries per capita gross national product considerably higher sri lanka concealed within averages however significant deterioration particularly since health
LSO 1977 205 205 delicate precarious thread balance terror resources states members organization still continue devoted interests betterment human conditions threat human existence billions dollars expended promise eradicating poverty disease ignorance making bare survival human species uncertain even alarming fact states demonstrated contempt every principle international morality international law ushering nightmare era nuclear-weapon proliferation acquisition health
LUX 1977 1338 1338 budgets billion amount money devoted development million people live poverty human endure can say today today mention made billion military expenditure whereas number suffer famine malnutrition illiteracy increases year year developed countries spend times military programmes development aid must add developing countries also caught momentum dangerous frenzy fever importation increasingly sophisticated health
MAR 1977 1825 1825 remained homes therefore participated normally year high electoral turn-out communal provincial professional legislative elections high time therefore put end isolation sufferings displaced persons future interest health well-being resettlement among people determine action taken behalf spirit executive committee office united nations high commissioner refugees adopted geneva october decision took note statements made health
MEX 1977 779 779 technology country matter entrusted important government agency keeps close touch universities technical institutes mexico world well united nations programmes mexico attaches great importance physical mental health mexican people conjunction social security respect large-scale programmes force closely linked united nations thus outlined way mexican government new generations country preparing advent twenty-first century health
MEX 1977 835 835 aims domestic policy government president jos6 lopez portillo follows first better economic confidence inside outside country secondly better education thirdly better production productivity fourthly better health fifthly better family planning sixthly better fiscal monetary financial management seventhly larger better democratic social system eighthly better public administration ninthly better individual social justice health
MLI 1977 2257 2257 countries however possess sufficient resources help world meet challenges facing indeed note secretary-general’s report work organization several years annual world military expenditure billion contrast world health organization spent million years eradicate smallpox world sum insufficient buy one modern supersonic bomber organization’s programme eradicating malaria estimated cost million half spent daily military health
MLI 1977 2275 2275 annual world military expenditure billion contrast world health organization spent million years eradicate smallpox world sum insufficient buy one modern supersonic bomber organization’s programme eradicating malaria estimated cost million half spent daily military purposes-is dragging lack funds add military expenditures amounted billion represented even time total national incomes poor countries times health
MOZ 1977 2182 2182 republic mozambique enshrined constitution principle transformation indian ocean denuclearized zone peace consider peoples region suffered greatly evils colonial imperialist domination today engaged campaign poverty ignorance disease consequences under-development struggle pre-condition achieving true human dignity true freedom spared threat nuclear war attendant destruction peoples countries bordering indian ocean share common heritage relations health
MRT 1977 1791 1791 strengthening denuclearized zones precise policy disarmament regional world levels utilization resources thus released assist development last problem incidentally quite rightly constitutes major concern day hunger disease ignorance also make dangerous bomb must defuse soon possible factors leading instability revolution always produce war conflict international community aware situation glad regard united nations health
MRT 1977 2317 2317 countries whether technical economic particular importance view indeed feverish activity way recent years international level will least taught us developing countries primarily responsible development hunger disease ignorance still dangerously rife many parts world problems concrete serious solution depend solely uncertain outcome international meetings conferences matter specialized representative may however slow progress health
MUS 1977 1739 1739 making age exercise civil political rights furthermore following basic rights now become inherent characteristics mauritian society economic socio-cultural rights including freedom worship free education free health care social benefits aged poor handicapped elimination forms discrimination based language colour creed guaranteed equality status women freedom information press television radio freedom assembly peace health
MWI 1977 849 849 resources better spent improving welfare mankind threatening security peace government therefore looks forward day body might meet discuss ways means channelling resources towards elimination poverty disease thereby bringing good life entire international community government’s hope also current efforts limiting development strategic arms among super-powers will continue also will matched equal attempts health
NIC 1977 1292 1292 political questions must overlooked important emphasize deny countries due justice equity goods export charge excessively high prices goods import factor powerful impact right life development health education poorer peoples therefore causal factor violation fundamental rights human government considers food problem one urgent international community one determining factors development human potential intimate health
NPL 1977 625 625 estimate world military expenditures almost totals us billion colossal amount diverted utilized humanitarian services even fraction huge expenditure armaments mean great deal overcoming problems hunger disease illiteracy many parts world factor motivated nepal support consistently proposal reduce military budgets divert amounts available assistance developing countries however unfortunate proposal reduction military budgets health
QAT 1977 1127 1127 hot cold wars africa latin america middle east find world spends billion annually armaments monopolistic arms trade-despite urgent need world confront dangers hunger drought ignorance disease poverty planet hence find obliged participate jointly strengthening desires international community working eliminate completely destructive weapons constant threat represent state qatar praise commend every step health
RWA 1977 1103 1103 oil stain throughout world gloomy predictions made approximately countries will nuclear capability intolerable billion swallowed annually arms race three quarters mankind live anguish poverty ignorance disease conviction absurdity nuclear war will continue reassure us continual war preparations even hope war will never waged immoral war delegation unreservedly supports unreservedly convening early health
SDN 1977 1106 1106 world developing countries note mounting concern extent expenditures represented feverish race part super-powers last year spent us billion armaments time millions people developing countries exposed disease famine death country will definite views give matter forthcoming special session general assembly-of whose preparatory committee honour member-convenes next spring however like set forth general health
SGP 1977 446 446 unemployment causing rich developed world whereas unemployment question distress developed world per cent mankind employment unemployment represents difference barely living dying slowly prospect since restoration health world economy require considerable self-discipline sacrifices part nations point just made relevant comes apportioning burden responsibility curing ailing world economy fully aware highlighting greater measure health
SLV 1977 207 207 security decolonization noble objectives pursued organization benefit mankind always add constant persevering indefatigable struggle over-all development peoples improve lot neediest eradicate reduce hunger ignorance crime disease unhappiness pain grief manifestations nations-large small rich poor weak powerful developed developing must participate over-all struggle benefit ensure well-being future generations everywhere world can attained health
STP 1977 1697 1697 purposes development hence welfare although deny international problems political economic type rather marked effects life rely national reconstruction work people sacrifices ready make eliminate poverty malnutrition economic stagnation inherited colonial regime achieve objectives important internal changes new international economic relations needed reason tackled questions relating present international economic relations expressed hope health
STP 1977 1808 1808 literacy regard work field literacy education simple matter teaching people read write rather way enabling participate intensively process material spiritual transformation life given high infant mortality short life-expectancy population colonial period government given special attention since independence improvement health conditions particular mother child protection economic field agriculture selected priority factor development health
STP 1977 1821 1821 way enabling participate intensively process material spiritual transformation life given high infant mortality short life-expectancy population colonial period government given special attention since independence improvement health conditions particular mother child protection economic field agriculture selected priority factor development reason land tax reform way essentially order increase production food population lacks reforms health
SWE 1977 1704 1704 improvements living standards poorest groups inequality within many countries also increased therefore particular importance bring concrete measures satisfy basic needs regards food housing work education health nordic foreign ministers recent meeting emphasized important work new development strategy now started present session general assembly must seize opportunity set tasks sectors decisions will health
SYR 1977 298 298 economic order attempts made certain forces obstruct solution problems worsening every day current crisis world economic order aggravated passing time developing nations become victims chronic disease situation never witnessed world natural outcome crisis dominating current economic relations crisis engendered old colonialism era kept active growing era imperialism neocolonialism prompts us stress health
THA 1977 1328 1328 earnestly hope countries well others position will translate humanitarian concerns concrete actions help alleviate plight people much less fortunate another major problem gravely affects public health welfare quality life world population problem narcotic drugs thai government deeply concerned growth drug abuse drug addiction now taking place many parts world number years health
THA 1977 2223 2223 elected last year world food council also noted satisfaction basic agreements reached regard food agriculture paris conference can doubt solutions pressing world food problems including malnutrition improvement agriculture developing countries must regarded matters primary concern responsibility international community whole can overemphasized exists developing countries vital link agriculture food production one hand health
TTO 1977 342 342 need fundamental restructuring existing economic relationships negotiations integrated programme commodities common fund crucial us trinidad tobago like many developing countries produces number primary products upon health economy depends particularly respect employment foreign exchange earnings prices commodities continue subject violent fluctuations world market consequent disastrous effects economies common experience prompts countries developing health
UGA 1977 1484 1484 assembly relevant general assembly resolutions constitute important corner-stone establishment among nations new economic relations based equality justice new international economic order basis eradication poverty hunger malnutrition disease ignorance new order relationships strongly advocated supported developing countries mind way old economic set-up world functioned even developing countries advocated approach groups countries probably health
UGA 1977 1485 1485 relevant general assembly resolutions constitute important corner-stone establishment among nations new economic relations based equality justice new international economic order basis eradication poverty hunger malnutrition disease ignorance new order relationships strongly advocated supported developing countries mind way old economic set-up world functioned even developing countries advocated approach groups countries probably advocated health
UGA 1977 2079 2079 touch briefly question refugees uganda long time playing host refugees many neighbouring countries accordance traditional african hospitality given refugees land settle grow food made available health care also educational facilities children level primary school university uganda never allowed refugees engage subversive activities countries origin uganda never supplied single gun go attack health
AGO 1978 1859 1859 era secondary education number doubled one hundred sixty thousand young people adults already become literate taking literacy courses people’s republic angola education free charge field health medical health care also free charge substantial efforts made ensure care gives best possible coverage rural areas country regard agriculture basic factor industry decisive factor health
AGO 1978 1861 1861 education number doubled one hundred sixty thousand young people adults already become literate taking literacy courses people’s republic angola education free charge field health medical health care also free charge substantial efforts made ensure care gives best possible coverage rural areas country regard agriculture basic factor industry decisive factor state production health
AUS 1978 2302 2302 condition will continue indicated area regional organizations making important contribution process change south pacific forum south pacific commission responded needs island states fields economic development health social welfare united nations work closely regional bodies fields regional associations can great value facilitating developing harmonious mutually beneficial relations among neighbours perhaps important grouping health
BDI 1978 1306 1306 sessions proclamation charter economic rights duties states resolution xxix despite attempts establish equitable international economic relations minority wealthy nations continues prosper expense others suffer hunger disease ignorance natural disasters structures created injustices still exist so-called poor countries believe access capital technology products rich world royal road development easy forget affluence blocking health
BDI 1978 1660 1660 local techniques appropriate imitations necessary hand industrialization invaded man’s living space outside breaking doors development produced marginalization peoples reduced serving crushing machines without overcoming hunger disease short rather lagging behind industralized world third world rely first population means disposal order achieve development basis self-reliance satisfy basic needs masses people needed realism health
BDI 1978 1699 1699 order achieve development basis self-reliance satisfy basic needs masses people needed realism rather originality need politics possible try create modern industry expense agriculture areas hunger disease runs counter reason common sense nations members organization even many options choices achieve development face crushing power transnational corporations nationalistic selfishness industrialized world needed concerted health
BFA 1978 751 751 enterprises wasteful kind example world military expenditure increased billion s500 billion present time done international co-operation based dynamic genuine solidarity can save civilization scourges hunger malnutrition disease ignorance initiative organization hold united nations conference technical co-operation among developing countries opportunity stress seriousness international economic situation fact mankind divided two unequal camps health
BFA 1978 752 752 wasteful kind example world military expenditure increased billion s500 billion present time done international co-operation based dynamic genuine solidarity can save civilization scourges hunger malnutrition disease ignorance initiative organization hold united nations conference technical co-operation among developing countries opportunity stress seriousness international economic situation fact mankind divided two unequal camps something health
BFA 1978 1271 1271 aid granted rich countries poorer countries declined per cent real terms effect obviously lowering standard living whereas beginning present decade say estimated million people suffered malnutrition today figure risen million without going details observation starkly reveals tragedy traumatizes four fifths mankind ensure daily subsistence needs billion people subjected deprivation preserve future health
BFA 1978 1314 1314 subsistence needs billion people subjected deprivation preserve future generations psychosis hunger seems us primary task international community apart fact food aid serves alleviate chronic undernourishment malnutrition particularly vulnerable people aged mothers children also meets pressing needs created natural disasters countries sahel members cilss time able appreciate benefits international assistance field let health
BGD 1978 570 570 independence judgement fostering peaceful coexistence among nations irrespective differences ideologies socio-economic systems end objective creation environment peace people harness available resources combat scourges poverty hunger disease illiteracy economic freedom secured without sacrificing political freedom economic growth achieved without jeopardizing social justice broad context principles turn now specific issues agenda particularly special health
BGD 1978 1175 1175 bangladesh’s experiences field development however indicate certain constraints embedded global factors call closer co-operation among nations world now become abundantly clear ever problems poverty hunger disease illiteracy plague developing countries effectively resolved long countries remain shackled economic order built colonial times oriented essentially subserve colonial system production trade existing economic system health
BGD 1978 1552 1552 divergences continue reflected pronouncements actions developed countries renewing commitment establishment just new international economic order bangladesh vision future vision embraces nations vision world free hunger disease illiteracy world free fear believe can achieve world century can come us work concert determination towards goal believe peace indivisible bear mind peace prosperity also health
BGD 1978 1762 1762 second strict adherence purposes principles united nations charter member states observance resolutions united nations thirdly basic human needs must satisfied comprehensive sense eradication poverty hunger disease illiteracy highest priority must assigned task concerted action international community fourthly developing countries must strengthen capacity greater self-reliance individual collective terms self-sufficiency view broader diversification health
BHR 1978 1550 1550 without appreciable progress made bridging increasing gap developing developed countries matter great concern ibrd pointed report year approximately million people developing world suffer abject poverty malnutrition illiteracy disease high mortality rate among children report warned unless industrial states increase aid developing countries problems will remain unsolved end century likely get worse health
BHR 1978 1552 1552 progress made bridging increasing gap developing developed countries matter great concern ibrd pointed report year approximately million people developing world suffer abject poverty malnutrition illiteracy disease high mortality rate among children report warned unless industrial states increase aid developing countries problems will remain unsolved end century likely get worse important re-emphasize health
BHR 1978 1554 1554 bridging increasing gap developing developed countries matter great concern ibrd pointed report year approximately million people developing world suffer abject poverty malnutrition illiteracy disease high mortality rate among children report warned unless industrial states increase aid developing countries problems will remain unsolved end century likely get worse important re-emphasize pressing need health
BLR 1978 1656 1656 made possible make material losses caused wars imposed upon us also transform short period time backward country semi- primitive enterprises almost ruined agriculture country poverty disease illiteracy socialist republic highly developed industry highly mechanized intensive collectively-managed agriculture modern science high standards culture salient feature byelorussia today large-scale industry accounts per cent health
BOL 1978 591 591 major political forces bolivia observes strict respect human rights supported will support measures necessary preserve rights human rights enshrined heart community rights food housing clothing health education security trade union organization political organization inseparable nation whole enjoy independence prosperity will difficult guarantee balance sovereignty freedom public order discontent contempt human rights health
BOL 1978 1569 1569 new members elected make new committee disarmament view anguish astonishment increase defence budgets year year achieve fantastic proportions meanwhile whole peoples world suffering scourge famine disease millions children condemned death without fully perceived gift life situation alleviated united nations established machinery prevent conflicts threaten peace potential problems foreseen controlled crisis point health
BOL 1978 1687 1687 conditions necessary world work peace without fear total annihilation least part resources spent arms race billion every year-should set aside co-operation overcome backwardness poverty misery disease ignorance principles reflected present international conduct year reaffirmed security council faith human race conviction men right well freedom health
CAF 1978 1281 1281 reduction actual elimination arms race interests development explored forthwith time stupendous sums money spent conquest space arms race inconceivable intolerable three-quarters mankind still suffering poverty disease starvation illiteracy can continue put situation per cent mankind lives squalor minority possesses per cent world’s income lives opulence extravagance despite numerous united nations resolutions health
CAF 1978 2285 2285 given fresh impetus reaffirms adherence central african empire universal declaration human rights fundamental principles democracy international conferences held recent years problems general interest population education health culture largely contributed search better understanding among peoples never since creation organization attention unanimous paid condition man means improving analysis current political economic social international health
CAN 1978 2337 2337 issues none can dealt effectively isolation important us discuss issues effectively body industrialized countries account major share international economic activity policies therefore particular impact upon health world economy know recent performance industrial economies good enough leaders seven major industrialized countries met just two months ago agree d measures take individually collectively health
CHL 1978 424 424 founders organization continues put faith hope united nations faith great principles objectives inspire organization hope ability ultimately build international co-operation world without fear world poverty malnutrition lack culture will become things past solidarity will replace threat use force chile believes political economic social co-operation among peoples interdependence nations absolute need peace health
CIV 1978 1561 1561 nations transformation takes place shall see constant growth military expenditures throughout world expenditures known now reached astronomical figure billion per year waste represents face wretchedness disease poverty famine ignorance two thirds population globe haggard eyes many thousands famished children irresponsibility president houphouet-boigny said man gone moon still know make tree bird-song health
COG 1978 2094 2094 creation necessary material cultural conditions building new world society development bears within highest moral values mankind international co-operation whether horizontal necessity time even question restoring health international monetary economic relations even less question reducing material inequalities among nations world profound philosophy necessary order see understand last analysis involved great historical gulf health
COM 1978 1538 1538 economic relations prevail society present time one hand small number people wealth exploitation kinds extravagant use products planet hand countless masses third world languish poverty disease ignorance scandalous injustice underlying even definition terms trade inflation every day becoming acute widespread detriment poor countries gulf widening threat irreversible disequilibrium incalculable consequences becoming health
CPV 1978 1147 1147 interdependence fundamental human rights ignored struggle human rights therefore country process still continuing internally establishing basis economic development without impossible free man spectre hunger poverty disease ignorance illiteracy hand question human rights goes beyond purely national sphere closely tied certain questions international nature among important time effective exercise human rights possible health
CPV 1978 1276 1276 arms also deplored increasing part trade nations made buying selling military equipment large part population world remains without support struggle protection environment production food ignorance disease natural disasters continuance system peace merely result permanent fear reciprocal destruction contribute increase tension international relations divert states main task guarantee well-being peoples need put health
CRI 1978 654 654 friendly nations world forum convey gratitude government people great task lies us field human rights country can attacked lives peace great responsibility dedication culture education health development can greeted treacherous aggression much yet remains done uplift minds men nations weapons hands foreign ruler can raised children teachers students walking joyously peacefully health
ESP 1978 2249 2249 insecure world hardly become aware wished become aware requirements security thus world conflict quantitative qualitative arms race disastrous economic social effects diverse areas education public health nutrition environment human resources millions human beings unable understand reason absurd situation scandalous extravagance arms race involves historical time state small face great challenges era health
ESP 1978 2250 2250 world hardly become aware wished become aware requirements security thus world conflict quantitative qualitative arms race disastrous economic social effects diverse areas education public health nutrition environment human resources millions human beings unable understand reason absurd situation scandalous extravagance arms race involves historical time state small face great challenges era problems health
GBR 1978 205 205 uphold charter respects put support united nations centre foreign policy people world read newspapers day day graphic accounts systematic murders cold-blooded tortures debilitating ravages famine disease watch pictures television grotesque sufferings caused dictatorial actions governments natural disasters people hope countries agencies can well take practical steps alleviate misery want find similar health
GBR 1978 250 250 steps alleviate misery want find similar circumstances discussion words condemnation sympathy enough ordinary people want see real evidence offend norms civilized society accepted members effects malnutrition monsoon mitigated everyone one united kingdom’s major aims encourage strengthening united nations capacity protect human rights upholding charter commitments member states must pay attention mechanics health
GBR 1978 712 712 countries now closely interlinked none us can find solutions battening hatches hoping find isolated-or protected-salvation contrary continued economic growth developing countries important part play supporting health world economy scope sustained growth developing countries will course limited economies industrialized countries move recession- recession west-or north means receding hopes economies south reality one health
GMB 1978 302 302 socio-economic progress peoples world made preliminary remarks simply demonstrate man vision capacity resolve world’s problems necessary political will prescription solution contemporary global problems-especially relating hunger malnutrition disease human rights racial discrimination-was appropriately entrenched united nations charter occasion like focus attention area economic justice hope session will mark major turning-point quest attainment health
GMB 1978 303 303 progress peoples world made preliminary remarks simply demonstrate man vision capacity resolve world’s problems necessary political will prescription solution contemporary global problems-especially relating hunger malnutrition disease human rights racial discrimination-was appropriately entrenched united nations charter occasion like focus attention area economic justice hope session will mark major turning-point quest attainment noble health
GMB 1978 2382 2382 civil political rights frequently prescribed developing countries us gambia human rights composite indivisible universal include also social economic rights right decent diet decent shelter access health education facilities human rights transcend national boundaries relevant economic relations advanced countries third world indeed demand change present anachronistic economic order synonymous assertion economic rights health
GMB 1978 3564 3564 complete without attendant adjustment within united nations system united nations major successes served common interest peace-keeping activities pioneer work economic social development served humanity areas health communications education name yet united nations like institutions failed frequently fulfil expectations founders objectives charter need reform united nations dates back 1960s changing circumstances especially health
GMB 1978 3866 3866 urgent specific problem areas witnessing unique period history approach end twentieth century man made giant technological advances little progress solving basic social problems world hunger disease illiteracy under-development means conquered man still fighting basic freedoms yet confident man capacity overcome individual collective difficulties need political will implement principles charter united nations health
GRD 1978 1313 1313 rights matter increasing concern international community also peoples everywhere continue struggle want oppression concept human rights grenada encompasses basic needs human species food water shelter health care education right work earn right due legal process right association right worship right protection terrorists position matters quite clear precise manifestly borne action grenada health
GRD 1978 2854 2854 parents teachers societies obligation promote interests governments obligation protect interests government grenada committed protection child ensuring although resources limited children access shelter food clothing security health dental care recreational facilities education levels-pre-primary primary secondary technical vocational university education possible case handicapped-the mentally retarded deaf blind physically handicapped-special educational facilities made available health
GRD 1978 3023 3023 provide adequate pre-primary school facilities two- five-year-olds intensify efforts improve educational facilities opportunities primary secondary levels provide recreational facilities children specially prepared centres country field health government efforts cut incidence disease embarked upon massive immunization programme perennial-diseases usually affect young children- poliomyelitis diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles typhoid connexion like pay health
GRD 1978 3028 3028 two- five-year-olds intensify efforts improve educational facilities opportunities primary secondary levels provide recreational facilities children specially prepared centres country field health government efforts cut incidence disease embarked upon massive immunization programme perennial-diseases usually affect young children- poliomyelitis diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles typhoid connexion like pay special tribute brothers foundation pennsylvania health
GRD 1978 3044 3044 prepared centres country field health government efforts cut incidence disease embarked upon massive immunization programme perennial-diseases usually affect young children- poliomyelitis diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles typhoid connexion like pay special tribute brothers foundation pennsylvania rotary international tremendous assistance given massive inoculation programme recognize start much needs done deeply involved preparations health
GTM 1978 508 508 rights ensure enjoyment throughout world government wishes guarantee guatemalans conditions life dignity will enable develop improve within framework legality freedom may enjoy effective protection good health decent housing broad social security coverage access levels education enjoyment dignified working conditions-in word social justice thus attitude respect human rights always consistent internally internationally health
GUY 1978 1609 1609 agencies special conferences perceptions enriched new important rights identified formulated thus world food conference held rome four years ago solemnly proclaimed universal declaration eradication hunger malnutrition every man woman child inalienable right free hunger malnutrition order develop fully maintain physical mental faculties another perspective unesco emphasized importance cultural rights essential factor health
GUY 1978 1618 1618 formulated thus world food conference held rome four years ago solemnly proclaimed universal declaration eradication hunger malnutrition every man woman child inalienable right free hunger malnutrition order develop fully maintain physical mental faculties another perspective unesco emphasized importance cultural rights essential factor liberation development exercise rights underpins programmes national collective self- health
GUY 1978 1683 1683 structures thwart life constitutes denial inherent imperialism manifestations structures buttress international order based unequal relations perpetuating patterns dependency imposes conditions underdevelopment concomitants persistent poverty hunger disease harms maims diminishes every moment life-chances majority world’s peoples guyana’s view contradiction spiralling war-system consumes major share world resources resources serve purposes life threatens fundamental health
HND 1978 2228 2228 wants greater support given unicef convinced best reserve noble purposes ideals every one nations lies fundamentally attention care offer children creating stimulus solidarity eliminating scourge malnutrition illiteracy physical abuse year declared international year child country advocate increase national international projects programmes designed solve serious important problems confronting world’s children must unite health
HTI 1978 1264 1264 goods services even disturbing ever larger number developing countries succumbed contagion participating substantially relegating second place plans economic social development plans reduce eliminate illiteracy poverty diseases kinds ignorance populations suffering doubt progress science technology field production new weapons weapons deadly destructive increases danger armed confrontation nuclear age prove disastrous thus urgent health
ISL 1978 833 833 find qualities international community salvation must always begin home obvious history favoured nations others whatever causes education knowledge technology industry abundance fate others overpopulation poverty disease widespread lack education highly developed countries share differing degree opinion prosperous must give considerable share wealth aid poorer less fortunate ar6 yet see philosophy firmly health
ITA 1978 211 211 upon whole panorama contemporary events continuation arms race far appears uncontrollable expenditure billion every year purchase armaments shocking reminder frightening lack resources available fight poverty disease great powers engaged senseless contest produce instruments death destruction- massive diversion resources otherwise used promote development great powers play part italy convinced mankind will advance health
KWT 1978 511 511 spending major conditions full use vast scientific technical knowledge development productive forces interests transforming material cultural everyday life peoples vital living conditions combating hunger poverty disease aware responsibility member security council kuwait acted spirit letter united nations charter resolutions kuwait attaches special importance uprooting causes insecurity finding equitable solutions world problems health
LBR 1978 287 287 total energies determined efforts must galvanized directed towards resolution problems affect common interests efforts might ensure mankind enjoyment minimum standard living devoid hunger apprehensions ignorance disease poverty global undertaking welcome participation solomon islands whose admission one hundred fiftieth member united nations represents step forward organization’s endeavour attain true universality envisaged charter health
LSO 1978 174 174 declaration human rights concern rights man particular stage international relations development aided efforts organization awaken international outrage intolerable perversion social justice represented harsh poverty hunger disease illiteracy afflict large segment humanity equally intolerable nonchalance long hallmark attitude large part world community towards rights people palestine victims white racist minority rule southern health
LSO 1978 386 386 means prepared shoulder responsibility development wish used pawns ideological struggle east west token want economically exploited guise assistance government’s development plans aimed elimination ignorance poverty disease particularly rural areas therefore noted perturbation annual report world bank regarding agricultural production food supplies quoting fao report indicates per capita food production index per health
LSO 1978 2631 2631 promise racial harmony promise will give expression truth man race nation government right tamper god bequeathed us common humanity man condition let us make ignorance disease hunger and-poverty features bygone age create conditions man develop abilities fullest health
MAR 1978 3132 3132 focus aspirations mankind however much systems beliefs may vary axiomatic order achieve goal man’s essential basic needs must met must freed shackles poverty want ignorance disease must liberated bondage fear oppression coercion perhaps good augury weeks shall celebrating thirtieth anniversary adoption universal declaration human rights-these rights respect reverence morocco distinguished world health
MEX 1978 291 291 therefore must formulate programme strategy meet challenge identifying series effective successive necessary parallel measures can lead us final goal achievement world peace justice physical mental health self-realization man liberty justice individually socially prevail short world children can enjoy life full peace without anguish supreme perhaps utopian human ideal impatience grows fully health
MEX 1978 340 340 grows fully convinced constitutional president mexico jose lopez portillo said important avoid war sufficient must win peace dynamic rather passive sense resolve vital needs development nutrition health education employment housing security man problems according president become even serious observe great powers solved basic problems survival interested expanding spheres influence thus provoking health
MEX 1978 341 341 fully convinced constitutional president mexico jose lopez portillo said important avoid war sufficient must win peace dynamic rather passive sense resolve vital needs development nutrition health education employment housing security man problems according president become even serious observe great powers solved basic problems survival interested expanding spheres influence thus provoking conflicts health
MEX 1978 2643 2643 protection rights context addition already begun several courses action must taken search just equitable order can note deprived basic human rights lack education roof heads health can fewer rights person barely survives conditions extreme misery right information example rights workers well right work also guaranteed human rights worker violated victim socio-economic health
MLI 1978 1656 1656 per capita gross internal product annual average developing countries per cent along line thought aims defined world food conference held rome programme action eradicate hunger malnutrition contained manila communiqué world food councili9 remained pious hopes food production despite praiseworthy efforts african countries scarcely attained annual rate population growth established unfortunately trend health
MLT 1978 636 636 government sees future world recklessly squandering scanty resources revolting race lethal weapons destroy civilization time per cent world’s population leads miserable existence lower acceptable levels nutrition sanitation education prevalent overriding concern world today peaceful social economic progress contrary activities will long run attract public support democratic societies gradually surely present attitudes health
MOZ 1978 1866 1866 order improve living conditions people socialize productive relations important measures taken economic field made possible party government exercise effective control economic sectors time socialization education health fundamental progress achieved well-being people order emerge state under-development drawing revolutionary experience acquired armed liberation struggle seek pursue development adopting solutions people growing gradual balanced health
NER 1978 823 823 know well enough praiseworthy feelings friendship hope see image every time look deep africa’s eyes simple reality africa can nothing else can contract certain childhood illnesses following independence cured natural order things even inconsistent certain logic respect cultures customs ways living concept present future give us chance development necessary condition security health
NER 1978 1601 1601 necessary give particular attention urgent solution food problem view one many fundamental aspects security nations right claim elementary need must first satisfied together primary needs health education mind country supported continues support setting international fund agricultural development general activities fao agencies united nations family efforts made mr saouma director- general fao health
NIC 1978 363 363 downward trend accompanied rise prices manufactures produced developed countries result imbalance balance payments former loss reserves increase foreign indebtedness turn effect preventing development infringes right health education peoples concerned developing countries aware injustice situation believe must find solution view solution lies so-called north-south dialogue dialogue produce practical results essential developed countries health
PAN 1978 1621 1621 just human rights fundamental freedoms individual peoples inalienable personal freedom inseparable right human beings satisfy economic needs dignity government panama will make special effort meet health housing food recreation employment recreation needs inhabitants country without discrimination limitation based origin sex belief nationality basis principles fundamental panama’s policies commission human rights member health
PER 1978 612 612 civil political rights recognition given urgent need ensure economic social cultural human rights without impossible man enjoy minimum conditions life rights include right work housing health education indispensable complete fulfilment human keeping integrated view government ratified international covenants human rights concomitant optional protocol see resolution xxi also ratified national level american health
PER 1978 1425 1425 community programme restructuring external debt alleviate amounts deadlines period acts now well advanced represent realistic technical scheme imply equitable distribution inevitable shortages consequently policy financial health meeting criterion social justice will make possible rescue productive forces vast resources now blunted grave recession bring climate confidence stability necessary selective pragmatic revival therefore health
PHL 1978 770 770 nothing vividly illustrates mortal danger human race prospect nuclear holocaust prospect will continue haunt mankind long arms race continues less apocalyptic dangers prospect creeping death disease malnutrition outright starvation dramatic impact surely fatal future mankind though two problems differ degree aspects human rights yet many us seated complacently colour television sets health
PHL 1978 771 771 vividly illustrates mortal danger human race prospect nuclear holocaust prospect will continue haunt mankind long arms race continues less apocalyptic dangers prospect creeping death disease malnutrition outright starvation dramatic impact surely fatal future mankind though two problems differ degree aspects human rights yet many us seated complacently colour television sets eating health
PNG 1978 677 677 real disarmament important urgent tasks facing us today desire small nation mine peoples world peace security leave us free concentrate efforts bettering lives people-that eradicating disease improving standards living providing enough food starving masses us developing world faced problems enough resources development peoples needless say people starving people need medical care health
RUS 1978 2888 2888 assistance compelled overcome great difficulties suffice say according united nations data billion people say one third mankind deprived elementary medical attention million people suffer systematic malnutrition time enormous amounts money unprecedented history wasted war preparations military appropriations continue swell soviet union long time proposing military budgets primarily states permanent members security health
SDN 1978 2919 2919 united republic tanzania prior manila conference reference international development will remain devoid meaning impact fail o link integrally pathetic reality faced contemporary world poverty hunger disease continue prevail time expenditure armaments continues grow astronomical rate large resources wasted armaments resources better directed towards cause international development raising standard living human race health
SGP 1978 1643 1643 international organizations 1978s international organizations early 1970s number increased must additions since concerns range commercial industrial financial scientific technological matters co-ordinating matters relating commodities trade health aviation shipping communications weights measures understand even refrigeration theory true continue behave possibly even believe sovereign hut practice increasingly caught web interdependence cumulative incremental expansion health
SLE 1978 2016 2016 release much-needed resources benefit prosperity mankind task ahead us undertake ensure limitation avoidance conflict fundamentally context international action tackle solve problems relating full employment eradication disease elimination hunger application world’s vast energy resources peaceful purposes greater glory man delegation convinced organization supremely uniquely equipped performance task like pledge faith government sierra health
SWE 1978 1922 1922 ace greater openness military budgets one measure use enormous human material resources military purposes grotesque waste concerns us earth common heritage mankind provide us necessities health well-being therefore duty bound manage resources wisely squander stored resources impoverish descendants poison natural assets pollutants destroy foundation existence long consume fair share majority consigned health
SWE 1978 2023 2023 sounded first warning new approach use resources necessary know today’s large sources stored energy-such coal oil uranium limited sources also combined great hazards environment human health whole-hearted efforts improve energy management find new environmentally safe renewable sources energy therefore essential shall forced future discuss many resources way united nations international conferences health
SWE 1978 2453 2453 forgotten development programme women developing countries gained specific knowledge experience work farming land providing families must lie made useful women must given equal opportunities education health care development projects preconceived ideas sex roles must allowed put obstacles way development improvement situation women developing countries essential global justice solidarity economic social development health
TGO 1978 23 23 years nations sending representatives meet palatial building rest become place dialogue discussion among men goodwill quest peace political affairs unity struggle hunger malnutrition solidarity distribution wealth world alas become close field war egotism division international community today yesterday unfortunately confronted tests every kind purpose gathering search solutions crises health
TGO 1978 640 640 connexion note regret certain member states expressed refusal give recent geneva world conference combat racism racial discrimination full weight deserves large majority peoples world suffer malnutrition disease scourges see certain powers involved unbridled armaments race involving ever sophisticated weapons race led perfect devices capable killing man sparing die environment diabolical refinement health
TGO 1978 641 641 note regret certain member states expressed refusal give recent geneva world conference combat racism racial discrimination full weight deserves large majority peoples world suffer malnutrition disease scourges see certain powers involved unbridled armaments race involving ever sophisticated weapons race led perfect devices capable killing man sparing die environment diabolical refinement mean health
TTO 1978 1715 1715 order accomplished decree resolution every day passes brings suffering majority peoples earth list grievances long every day people suffer ignorance people die want food proper nutrition people die lack health services takes place mainly region euphemistically described third world historic responsibility take positive measures redress present social economic injustices improve quality health
TTO 1978 1719 1719 every day passes brings suffering majority peoples earth list grievances long every day people suffer ignorance people die want food proper nutrition people die lack health services takes place mainly region euphemistically described third world historic responsibility take positive measures redress present social economic injustices improve quality life peoples time act health
TZA 1978 560 560 establishment new international economic order whatever consequences actions may relations among nations world community whole respect must recognized tolerance masses people condemned vicious circle poverty malnutrition limitations struggle establishment new international economic order given new momentum conclusions recommendations recently concluded united nations conference technical cooperation among developing countries government believes implementation health
UKR 1978 1539 1539 plotting agents foreign intelligence services socialist countries exception general rule stand co-operation states promoting encouraging human rights capitalist countries unemployment rise right work housing rest health services ensured violate blatantly large scale rights many millions working peoples despite fact countries practise discrimination national minorities immigrants developing countries subjected ruthless exploitation thousands health
USA 1978 802 802 trade spirit must guide work committee established general assembly resolution applies well policies trade developing world longer periphery world trade increasingly growth developing countries important health industrial countries commitment open trade however extremely fragile tempting one nation use trade restrictions export economic difficulties often easy avoid adjustments beneficial long run short health
USA 1978 1230 1230 objective foreign assistance help meet basic human needs recognize nations will different development priorities approaching goal whether emphasis enhancing productivity poor increasing food production improving health expanding industry creates jobs critical ingredient every nation citizens men women active participants beneficiaries nation’s growth finally recognize debt problems many least developed countries face health
USA 1978 1805 1805 nation behalf development others intend establish coming year new foundation international technical co-operation ultimate purpose policies enhancement human dignity rights food shelter decent education adequate health rights lie heart approach economic issues hollow without political civil freedoms freedom torture government mistreatment freedom worship travel speak without fear freedom participate affairs one’s health
ALB 1979 2470 2470 weapons increased improved traffic weapons spreading manufacture arms research field absorbing colossal amounts money hundreds thousands capable human minds put work weapons war time hunger disease afflictions widespread peoples world arms race imperialist wars unable agree relinquish freedom sovereign rights escape wars american imperialists soviet social imperialists demand can peoples world health
ARG 1979 965 965 balanced development peoples pursue myth century afford accept error magnitude tantamount believing injustice can endure present well-being can stand solid foundations expense others hunger destitution disease exodus refugees different parts world undoubtedly profound humanitarian undertones implications situations transcend areas certain circumstances provoke political tensions attendant deterioration international relations case millions palestinians health
AUS 1979 2009 2009 asia plight boat people viet nam land refugees kampuchea assumed tragic proportions innocent men women children displaced rendered homeless massive scale forced flee war famine disease abhorrent pressure political coercion major humanitarian crisis exists precipitated serious political economic problems tensions region exodus proportions jeopardize regional stability financial political social burdens involved health
AUS 1979 2120 2120 geneva meeting diminution numbers leaving viet nam look government viet nam abide undertakings gave geneva make sustained serious efforts resolve problem aspects tragedy widespread starvation disease war-ravaged kampuchea also demands immediate attention whatever one’s political persuasion whatever one’s views causes present havoc kampuchea one ignore desperate plight several million kampuchean people health
BDI 1979 623 623 criteria competence patriotism importance policy national reconciliation relegate second place strategic sectors national life thus programme national rehabilitation set immediate objectives fight hunger poverty ignorance disease one hand struggle social injustice man’s exploitation man policy reflected following measures field agriculture decided first increase production consumer goods general food-stuffs particular secondly decided health
BDI 1979 717 717 particularly state’s assumption responsibility teachers professors building school university infrastructures provision teaching materials scientific equipment granting scholarships students sole condition laid successful competitions examinations regard health government decided development improvement infrastructure area promoting training improvement cadres health measures futile social justice dimensions established people’s revolution november called elimination vestiges feudalism context health
BDI 1979 728 728 teaching materials scientific equipment granting scholarships students sole condition laid successful competitions examinations regard health government decided development improvement infrastructure area promoting training improvement cadres health measures futile social justice dimensions established people’s revolution november called elimination vestiges feudalism context decided agrarian fiscal reform also installation sound system justice accessible people health
BFA 1979 460 460 already economically powerful simply ask consequence setbacks peoples live conditions fringe benefits progress need remind members glaring fact close century quarter mankind still suffers hunger malnutrition illiteracy disease need emphasize forcefully million people first priority continues satisfaction elementary needs food drink development matter sheer survival food production developing countries growing rate health
BFA 1979 462 462 powerful simply ask consequence setbacks peoples live conditions fringe benefits progress need remind members glaring fact close century quarter mankind still suffers hunger malnutrition illiteracy disease need emphasize forcefully million people first priority continues satisfaction elementary needs food drink development matter sheer survival food production developing countries growing rate per cent health
BGD 1979 636 636 years immediately following second world war prevailing mood one clear optimism determination achieve twin goals global peace progress motto build peace minds people banish poverty disease illiteracy striking recovery war-torn europe japan resurgence nations third world emergence independent sovereign states advances science technology rapid developments means communication epoch-making changes world scene health
BGD 1979 1553 1553 stock science technology world’s markets trade resources development efforts last three decades indicate certain constraints embedded global factors now become abundantly clear ever problems poverty disease hunger developing countries effectively resolved long countries remain shackled economic order built colonial times designed essentially subserve colonial pattern production trade existing economic system clearly health
BGD 1979 2086 2086 freedom progress principles equality justice human dignity enshrined united nations charter secondly international community recognize preservation human rights sacred pressing right life food shelter clothing health education employment collective obligation international community ensure immediate expansion resources support meeting basic human needs thirdly transfer adequate resources developing countries special attention needs least health
BGD 1979 2358 2358 pace development lastly full equitable effective participation developing countries formulation implementation decisions fields international co-operation ensured like stress adequate provision meeting basic human needs improvement nutrition health housing education employment least developed countries paramount importance success future development plan additional resources made available purpose also accelerate economic progress generating additional employment health
BGD 1979 2359 2359 development lastly full equitable effective participation developing countries formulation implementation decisions fields international co-operation ensured like stress adequate provision meeting basic human needs improvement nutrition health housing education employment least developed countries paramount importance success future development plan additional resources made available purpose also accelerate economic progress generating additional employment income health
BGR 1979 671 671 genuine disarmament fundamental prerequisite achievement end important also paves way solving major problems overcoming economic underdevelopment world away hunger developing new sources energy eradicating dangerous diseases preserving environment conquering world’s oceans outer space using achievements scientific technological progress benefit mankind awakening potentially creative forces human individual pursuing all-round development man human health
BHR 1979 124 124 play fundamental effective role bringing end colonial empires many parts world organization related agencies also able achieve victories unprecedented history fields technical technological economic cultural health food types aid among nations period world seemed grow smaller virtue scientific technological development yet brought states world closer one another relations among states still health
BRB 1979 986 986 prepared support measure compel violators readjust policies curb excessive outflow citizens organization must also pursue relentlessly economic aspects human rights majority world’s peoples continue suffer malnutrition lack proper health care adequate shelter world economy fails deeper deeper recession impact myriad economic problems faced today felt nations however outlook bleaker case developing health
BRB 1979 989 989 compel violators readjust policies curb excessive outflow citizens organization must also pursue relentlessly economic aspects human rights majority world’s peoples continue suffer malnutrition lack proper health care adequate shelter world economy fails deeper deeper recession impact myriad economic problems faced today felt nations however outlook bleaker case developing countries whose economies health
BWA 1979 93 93 united nations vision capabilities political economic social humanitarian fields determination translate faith vision fulfilment objectives organization created source inspiration many us wish continued strength good health outset wish reaffirm botswana’s unswerving commitment ideals organization although united nations always lived highest expectations proved best forum yet nations regardless size economic circumstances can health
CAF 1979 1920 1920 managed arbitrarily though private inheritance benefit single man social field rights freedoms suppressed individual interminable series duties education elitist state decline pedagogical infrastructural point view health services defective undetermined growth mortality rate main features uncertain political social life depended whims follies megalomaniac always interested titles honours money although gagged although enjoying health
CAF 1979 1925 1925 benefit single man social field rights freedoms suppressed individual interminable series duties education elitist state decline pedagogical infrastructural point view health services defective undetermined growth mortality rate main features uncertain political social life depended whims follies megalomaniac always interested titles honours money although gagged although enjoying single moment freedom threatened physical health
CAF 1979 2744 2744 maintenance systematically misappropriated bokassa agents causes might add near disappearance almost entire social infrastructure provinces particular dispensaries state ruin devoid medicines thus rural masses exposed illnesses kinds led significant increase mortality rate might also stress practice making payments cheques always honoured central african treasury source solace peasants mining one witnessed plundering health
CAF 1979 2749 2749 causes might add near disappearance almost entire social infrastructure provinces particular dispensaries state ruin devoid medicines thus rural masses exposed illnesses kinds led significant increase mortality rate might also stress practice making payments cheques always honoured central african treasury source solace peasants mining one witnessed plundering diamonds bokassa production 1965-1966 1,500,000-carat health
CAF 1979 2875 2875 budgets various international organizations longer fully paid disgraceful state affairs truth economy country completely destroyed country without financial resources country whose schools fallen ruin country epidemics broke rural zones lack medicines dispensaries hospitals legacy bloodthirsty tyrant bokassa central african republic state ruin now needs reconstruction must rebuild economic infrastructure destroyed must health
CAN 1979 1423 1423 dominates others singular failure international community solve problem poverty still haunted spectre hundreds millions people living poverty line danger starvation right enough material goods ensure health dignity still denied far many giving effect basic human right greatest task facing united nations remainder century overriding importance work clear two years ago assembly health
CAN 1979 1478 1478 recognizes full realization civil political rights without enjoyment economic social cultural rights impossible insufficient individual enjoy full human rights law basic necessities life enough food health care education shelter problems want must attacked directly urgently 1980s welcome renewed attention given united nations family problems see reason hope growing recognition development assistance health
CIV 1979 1255 1255 halt arms race place science technology service total development man rather service destruction among millions human beings born year large numbers will longer condemned illiteracy malnutrition famine premature death work cessation arms race elimination spectre destruction human species loom us form arsenals great powers act favour human rights first human right health
CIV 1979 1352 1352 nations will make possible ensure promotion protection human rights continent violation human rights deprives society human resources prevents developing often case constitutes obstacle development conversely disease malnutrition hunger mention worst ills characteristic developing countries obstacles enjoyment human rights development therefore conditions enjoyment human rights hence fundamental human right thus welcome agreement health
CIV 1979 1353 1353 will make possible ensure promotion protection human rights continent violation human rights deprives society human resources prevents developing often case constitutes obstacle development conversely disease malnutrition hunger mention worst ills characteristic developing countries obstacles enjoyment human rights development therefore conditions enjoyment human rights hence fundamental human right thus welcome agreement fundamental health
COG 1979 1219 1219 brings light fact years era nominal political independence real situation africa today remains painfully disquieting excessive underemployment unemployment lowest per capita revenues world highest infant mortality rate shortest life- expectancy illiteracy malnutrition famine economic dependence chronic indebtedness forth brief african continent remains continent under-development destitution abandonment painful reality situation imbalance great health
COG 1979 1225 1225 political independence real situation africa today remains painfully disquieting excessive underemployment unemployment lowest per capita revenues world highest infant mortality rate shortest life- expectancy illiteracy malnutrition famine economic dependence chronic indebtedness forth brief african continent remains continent under-development destitution abandonment painful reality situation imbalance great dependence first result will african states health
COM 1979 533 533 war peace still extremely acute economic turbulence proliferation hotbeds tension well futile dialogues questions none less fundamental evidence troubled divided world live time poverty hunger disease gaining ground inflation constantly growing paralysing efforts third-world countries thus posing threat economies now necessary ever really want bring peace world organization acquire means putting health
CSK 1979 734 734 possible without disarmament solve successfully vitally important problems concern whole humanity establishment new economic order provision food needed mankind development new sources energy eradication dangerous diseases protection environment satisfaction spiritual cultural needs humanity achievement advances exploration outer space country knows price peace aware war alone fear might war diverts mankind endeavours health
CUB 1979 100 100 meeting havana non-aligned movement just reaffirmed principles confirmed objectives non-aligned countries stress fact imperative away enormous inequality separates developed developing countries struggling eradicate poverty hunger disease illiteracy hundreds millions human beings still suffer aspire new world order one based justice equity peace one will replace unjust unequal system prevails today proclaimed health
CUB 1979 2609 2609 government havana gap developed developing countries persists also substantially increased latter’s relative share world output decreased considerably last two decades fact still disastrous effects problems malnutrition illiteracy poor sanitation health services like solve tragic problem mankind adopting drastic measures reduce population remember wars epidemics helped reduce populations eras wish go even health
CUB 1979 2613 2613 developing countries persists also substantially increased latter’s relative share world output decreased considerably last two decades fact still disastrous effects problems malnutrition illiteracy poor sanitation health services like solve tragic problem mankind adopting drastic measures reduce population remember wars epidemics helped reduce populations eras wish go even want blame under-development population health
CUB 1979 2627 2627 two decades fact still disastrous effects problems malnutrition illiteracy poor sanitation health services like solve tragic problem mankind adopting drastic measures reduce population remember wars epidemics helped reduce populations eras wish go even want blame under-development population explosion however population explosion cause result underdevelopment development will bring solutions problem poverty also health
CUB 1979 4648 4648 view investments required developing countries enormous need primarily practically exception branches production yield low profits therefore appeal private foreign lenders investors increase production food-stuffs away malnutrition afflicts million persons mentioned earlier must provide many new land water resources according specialized estimates million hectares land developing countries cultivated million hectares land irrigated health
CUB 1979 4808 4808 nearly developing countries one smallest terms geography population therefore can deduced developing countries will need billions dollars invested every year overcome result backwardness education public health services large problem faces us problem problem countries victimized under-development insufficient development problem international community whole one occasion said forced under-development colonization imperialist neo-colonization task health
CUB 1979 4959 4959 engineers mechanical engineers economists middle- level technicians skilled workers forth time therefore come us join task drawing entire peoples hundreds millions human beings backwardness poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy keep enjoying full human dignity pride must therefore muster mobilize resources development joint obligation many special multilateral public private funds whose purpose contribute health
CUB 1979 4960 4960 mechanical engineers economists middle- level technicians skilled workers forth time therefore come us join task drawing entire peoples hundreds millions human beings backwardness poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy keep enjoying full human dignity pride must therefore muster mobilize resources development joint obligation many special multilateral public private funds whose purpose contribute one health
CUB 1979 5573 5573 others nothing fate starve eternally poor good civilization conscience man united nations world speak peace behalf tens millions human beings world starving death dying curable diseases speak peace behalf million illiterates exploitation poor countries rich must cease know many poor countries exploiters exploited address rich asking contribute address poor asking distribute health
CUB 1979 5680 5680 threatening language overbearing behaviour international arena must cease enough illusion problems world can solved nuclear weapons bombs may kill hungry sick ignorant bombs kill hunger disease ignorance can bombs kill righteous rebellion peoples holocaust rich ones lose world will also die let us say farewell arms let us civilized manner dedicate health
DDR 1979 1956 1956 difficult struggle can rely firmly upon german democratic republic states socialist community resolution global issues affecting mankind requires greater degree co-operation united nations system hunger epidemics may eradicated problems energy supply environmental protection solved new areas activity opened mankind closely related efforts strengthen international security essentially problem addressing restructuring international economic health
DJI 1979 484 484 person enjoy political social economic religious rights free person purpose advocates human rights work instead political propaganda purposes right people fight fundamental needs fight ignorance disease domination exploitation human beings abroad home pursuit justice racism racial discrimination apartheid must source inspiration respect attention greater priority accorded morality exercise moderation political figures health
DMA 1979 398 398 since onslaught hurricane david august story third-world countries can fascinating painful drama certainly running first place prizes awarded towards latter part early part dreadful leaf-spot disease wreaked havoc banana industry commonwealth dominica self-evident story implications occurrence economy whose efforts based mainly tourist industry course agriculture fact difficult go detail impact may health
DMA 1979 456 456 labour-intensive commonwealth dominica employed several thousands persons responsible bulk exports foreign-exchange earnings already noted linkages interfacings permeate economy whole consequently life livelihood entire population leaf-spot disease disaster hardly people commonwealth dominica embarked upon 24-day constitutional democratic struggle replace without violence within framework independence constitution government considered high-handed dictatorial high economic price health
DMA 1979 1453 1453 saw deterioration settlement civil servants strike payment million equal per cent previous year’s current revenue banana production continued fall acres destroyed november december owing ravages disease caught industry flat-footed sector economy experienced success soap production doubled due importation palm-oil coconut industry also saw economic growth owing demand coconuts europe caribbean well health
ECU 1979 305 305 cooperation friendship gain better understanding world live violation human rights constitutional guarantees creates focal-points resistance home threatens peace hemisphere peace-loving ecuador therefore sought way solving epidemic political problem dictatorship alien true democratic vocation latin american peoples experience history teaches us regimes force make economic development social justice impossible contrary rather become health
ECU 1979 994 994 euphemistically called system defence totally incomprehensible innocent citizen shown astronomical figures invested every minute funds slaughter lesser amounts prevent enormous number children dying perfectly curable diseases prevent old people living solitude poverty prevent young people suffering pangs hunger cultural deprivation general keep human beings treading road life totally without material spiritual health
GAB 1979 1129 1129 gabon likes repeat opening international year child youth sacred youth young children children must born society peace progress balanced development depends field government renovation public health social security constitute priority sectors devoting larger part efforts maternal children’s health social security birth bonuses family allowances measures provisions africa vanguard steps advocated relating health
GAB 1979 1141 1141 children must born society peace progress balanced development depends field government renovation public health social security constitute priority sectors devoting larger part efforts maternal children’s health social security birth bonuses family allowances measures provisions africa vanguard steps advocated relating primary health care view preserving health year efforts made behalf child also health
GAB 1979 1156 1156 security constitute priority sectors devoting larger part efforts maternal children’s health social security birth bonuses family allowances measures provisions africa vanguard steps advocated relating primary health care view preserving health year efforts made behalf child also marked school attendance rate per cent primary level somewhere near per cent secondary higher levels health
GAB 1979 1160 1160 devoting larger part efforts maternal children’s health social security birth bonuses family allowances measures provisions africa vanguard steps advocated relating primary health care view preserving health year efforts made behalf child also marked school attendance rate per cent primary level somewhere near per cent secondary higher levels well free education without health
GNB 1979 1596 1596 interests new international economic order making possible economic independence service genuine development context recall today still millions children world suffering social injustice hunger exploitation illiteracy malnutrition believe within framework international year child must establish new just international economic order effect fundamental social changes capable bringing better humane future succeeding generations country health
GNQ 1979 422 422 poverty hunger agriculture devastated example metric tons cacao produced year independence plummeted average metric tons coffee production metric tons annually became completely non-existent enviable position health field african continent plunged catastrophic situation reappearance owing inexcusable negligence cruel indifference sorts long-forgotten epidemics diseases typhus measles cholera tuberculosis whooping cough polio wake terrible health
GNQ 1979 437 437 coffee production metric tons annually became completely non-existent enviable position health field african continent plunged catastrophic situation reappearance owing inexcusable negligence cruel indifference sorts long-forgotten epidemics diseases typhus measles cholera tuberculosis whooping cough polio wake terrible diseases decimated infant population overall population gradually decreased high level education literacy rate placed us health
GNQ 1979 438 438 production metric tons annually became completely non-existent enviable position health field african continent plunged catastrophic situation reappearance owing inexcusable negligence cruel indifference sorts long-forgotten epidemics diseases typhus measles cholera tuberculosis whooping cough polio wake terrible diseases decimated infant population overall population gradually decreased high level education literacy rate placed us among health
GNQ 1979 440 440 tons annually became completely non-existent enviable position health field african continent plunged catastrophic situation reappearance owing inexcusable negligence cruel indifference sorts long-forgotten epidemics diseases typhus measles cholera tuberculosis whooping cough polio wake terrible diseases decimated infant population overall population gradually decreased high level education literacy rate placed us among first africa health
GNQ 1979 448 448 field african continent plunged catastrophic situation reappearance owing inexcusable negligence cruel indifference sorts long-forgotten epidemics diseases typhus measles cholera tuberculosis whooping cough polio wake terrible diseases decimated infant population overall population gradually decreased high level education literacy rate placed us among first africa fell lamentable state cultural impoverishment marking slump will health
GRD 1979 260 260 fascist regime legacy total dependence imperialism reality meant extreme poverty characterized wholesale repression working people organizations massive unemployment half work force work high levels illiteracy malnutrition superstition mongoose gang brutality murder people poor housing health conditions combined overall economic stagnation massive migration legacy motive force behind revolution march year revolution roots health
GRD 1979 269 269 poverty characterized wholesale repression working people organizations massive unemployment half work force work high levels illiteracy malnutrition superstition mongoose gang brutality murder people poor housing health conditions combined overall economic stagnation massive migration legacy motive force behind revolution march year revolution roots formation party march date till march year party subjected health
GRD 1979 995 995 squander waste characteristic militarism expenditure arms weapons war truly colossal stupendous expressed elsewhere billion year spent arms military equipment installations throughout world astronomical sum spent health build equip hospitals million beds construct factories jobs million workers fact billion represents budget country years current rates exchange taking consideration generous rate inflation percent health
GRD 1979 1729 1729 remain anxious absence definite treaty satisfactory treaty fundamental implications economic well-being establishment new international economic order winning economic war imperialism concomitants poverty high unemployment poor health alienation people fruits labour requires us conduct struggles domestic international planes sovereign governments separately responsible programmes economic transformation international solidarity co-operation critical meeting goals present health
GTM 1979 206 206 technically drafted document containing inventory needs evaluation priorities indication resources will obtained performance tasks indispensable nation thus government constructing hydroelectric stations highways ports schools hospitals health centres housing developing lateral strip northern part country covers area square kilometres will provide land guatemalan people ensure access sea products permit settle area equipped health
GTM 1979 244 244 will provide land guatemalan people ensure access sea products permit settle area equipped everything necessary provide decent standard living government striving full development guatemalans combating malnutrition improving sanitation areas endemic diseases facilitating access education children youth old people fostering organization strengthening industry order generate new sources employment thus labour efforts ensure health
GTM 1979 249 249 ensure access sea products permit settle area equipped everything necessary provide decent standard living government striving full development guatemalans combating malnutrition improving sanitation areas endemic diseases facilitating access education children youth old people fostering organization strengthening industry order generate new sources employment thus labour efforts ensure country continues progress development process health
GTM 1979 1170 1170 protection human rights establishment equitable trade relations industrialized developing countries challenges linked general problem elimination sources tension beginning related growing poverty large portion mankind hunger disease ignorance plagues whose eradication necessary possible necessary world stability depends possible means attaining exist perhaps yet world vision transcends present self-interest political will lacking among health
GTM 1979 1259 1259 increase means material production discarded certainly true improve living conditions many peoples world lack even basic minimum requirements essential social prosperity increased challenges posed hunger malnutrition ill-health illiteracy technical nature since stem poverty turn stems society’s inability various reasons use knowledge techniques essential enable dominate nature sufficiently organize rationally aspects life health
HND 1979 204 204 money together idea production weapons necessary component economies highly industrialized countries pre-supposes erroneous concepts accepted time possible imagine millions human beings dying hunger cold poverty disease many gifts horsemen apocalypse highly developed powers devoting astronomical sums production cannon missiles nuclear devices capable causing rapid complete extermination mankind connexion authoritative statistics indicate health
HND 1979 1406 1406 part carried aims international year child attempt afford every advantage men future wide dissemination given honduras rights child need provide adequately society basic requirements terms nutrition literacy healthy family environment gradual effective in-corporation life nation honduras party inter- american convention human rights adopted san josé historic conference honour take part head health
HND 1979 1564 1564 association peaceable assembly fully guaranteed judiciary absolutely independent making decisions course small poor developing country natural somewhat overwhelmed major challenges development energetic combating problems housing malnutrition disease illiteracy rural areas excessively rapid growth towns cities many imbalances caused inflation economic disorders evils endemic throughout world can say satisfaction holding dealing scourges health
HND 1979 1565 1565 peaceable assembly fully guaranteed judiciary absolutely independent making decisions course small poor developing country natural somewhat overwhelmed major challenges development energetic combating problems housing malnutrition disease illiteracy rural areas excessively rapid growth towns cities many imbalances caused inflation economic disorders evils endemic throughout world can say satisfaction holding dealing scourges important health
HND 1979 1599 1599 many imbalances caused inflation economic disorders evils endemic throughout world can say satisfaction holding dealing scourges important areas national budget come headings communications education public health land reform progress proceeding according plan based law progressive central america trade union co-operative movements forefront region organization achievement devoting best material human resources struggle health
HTI 1979 247 247 three die fair number survivors remain stunted throughout lives moreover statistics show children developing countries become blind deficiencies vitamin million die diphtheria tetanus poliomyelitis tuberculosis diseases dearth vaccines million receive schooling add already gloomy picture number children fall victims apartheid adoption business can seen situation needy children third-world countries quite simply health
HTI 1979 284 284 fall victims apartheid adoption business can seen situation needy children third-world countries quite simply tragic course unicef made laudable efforts disseminating information family planning techniques nutrition pre-natal care vaccination disease prevention hygiene improvement environment task governmental leaders regard children remains accomplished preparing future means caring educating children today will become men health
HTI 1979 288 288 business can seen situation needy children third-world countries quite simply tragic course unicef made laudable efforts disseminating information family planning techniques nutrition pre-natal care vaccination disease prevention hygiene improvement environment task governmental leaders regard children remains accomplished preparing future means caring educating children today will become men women tomorrow need stress health
HTI 1979 529 529 housing education word right live decently present constraints international economic relations president jean-claude duvalier undertaken vast programme reforms dealing taxation administration organization rural communities education health view improving standard living rural urban masses immediately following second world war international relations reduced duel west east humanity’s awareness restricted simplistic unsubtle manicheanism spark health
IND 1979 1219 1219 made total annual world military expenditure now exceeding billion equivalent half combined gross domestic product third-world countries exceeds global government expenditure education twice expenditure public health services world seriously afflicted energy crisis inflation unemployment mass poverty forth surely criminal dwindling resources expended extravagant fashion military purposes international year child revolting one health
IRN 1979 1845 1845 imperialism penetrated deepest levels psyches many us use imported instruments repression oppression peoples effectively producers intended us many us spend resources institutions coercion education public health deposed shah iran perhaps irrational ruler category know many smaller shahs world china teach viet nam lesson justification pol pot regime cambodia pursue course action health
JAM 1979 1176 1176 energy imports expenditures expected exceed per cent obviously less imports critical raw materials support economic activities less machinery capital equipment less vital commodity imports sustain health welfare people delegation hopes analysis energy issue general assembly will motivate international community seek earnestly solutions immediate problems 1970s made positive contribution analysis understanding basic health
JPN 1979 779 779 countries concerned including parties kampuchean conflict participate conjunction long-range efforts like call attention urgent task demands immediate action kampuchea devastated nation kampuchea millions people stricken disease danger starvation undoubtedly wide range political positions opinions regarding kampuchea’s future whatever political position one may take one ignore millions kampuchean people facing death due health
JPN 1979 806 806 starvation undoubtedly wide range political positions opinions regarding kampuchea’s future whatever political position one may take one ignore millions kampuchean people facing death due starvation disease convinced humanitarian concerns must transcend political differences absolute importance parties inside outside kampuchea take concerted action bring kampuchean people relief starvation disease makes living hell health
JPN 1979 828 828 death due starvation disease convinced humanitarian concerns must transcend political differences absolute importance parties inside outside kampuchea take concerted action bring kampuchean people relief starvation disease makes living hell kampuchean people urgently need right now exercise political polemics rather food medical supplies responsibility human beings see kampuchean people get supplies need health
LAO 1979 84 84 president wisdom effectiveness guided proceedings thirty-third session like express great appreciation mr kurt waldheim secretary-general united nations persevering tireless efforts peace international co-operation wish best health every success discharging noble mission finally like heartily congratulate people saint lucia whose country just admitted one hundred fifty-second member united nations thus occupying rightful health
LBR 1979 595 595 opportunity members organization now embraces nations world meet peacefully calm consistent debate reasonable proposals endeavour evolve better world mankind vast majority world’s population lives ignorance disease poverty endless output flowery speeches wordy resolutions united nations international forums brought little relief afflicted humanity can voices many go unheard long ears africa largest health
LKA 1979 994 994 campaign difficult enemy easily identified instance can draw route map leading straight source monetary imbalance fact enemy face today single enemy several enemies want hunger disease enmity environmental pollution unemployment waste precious resources destructive armaments inflation lurking behind fact international paradox just enemy manifold results activities strike rich poor nations alike health
LSO 1979 272 272 developed western eastern countries developing countries doubt crisis causes disruptions plans developing countries social economic development crisis people can longer tolerate existing conditions poverty illiteracy malnutrition disease unemployment far response developed countries just demand establishment new international economic order nothing rejection best utter indifference call upon developed countries recognize obligations pledge health
LSO 1979 273 273 western eastern countries developing countries doubt crisis causes disruptions plans developing countries social economic development crisis people can longer tolerate existing conditions poverty illiteracy malnutrition disease unemployment far response developed countries just demand establishment new international economic order nothing rejection best utter indifference call upon developed countries recognize obligations pledge commitment health
MAR 1979 2167 2167 organization striving namely strengthening international co-operation initiative bring prosperity development tens millions people often victims natural disasters drought help mobilize abilities re-sources put end misery disease illiteracy ignorance distressing symptoms backwardness view importance broad scope initiative morocco submitting oau united nations league arab states islamic conference european common market fao morocco health
MAR 1979 3186 3186 organization striving namely strengthening international co-operation initiative bring prosperity development tens millions people often victims natural disasters drought help mobilize abilities resources put end misery disease illiteracy ignorance distressing symptoms backwardness view importance broad scope initiative morocco submitting oau united nations league arab states islamic conference european common market fao morocco health
MDV 1979 132 132 comprehensive report evaluated work organization giving us guidelines hopes better accomplishment objectives ideals organization realization better life based justice freedom millions people plagued poverty hunger disease aggression oppression subjugation delegation extremely happy see organization grow every year enabling us achieve objective much desired universality community particularly pleased year welcome midst saint health
MLI 1979 1993 1993 even lose meaning figures really discouraging according world bank million people world live beneath termed line absolute poverty million human beings illiterate million suffer serious diseases million three quarters suffer chronic permanent malnutrition million repeat million die hunger year elsewhere countries get much riches third- world resources people sometimes die overeating health
MLI 1979 2000 2000 world bank million people world live beneath termed line absolute poverty million human beings illiterate million suffer serious diseases million three quarters suffer chronic permanent malnutrition million repeat million die hunger year elsewhere countries get much riches third- world resources people sometimes die overeating statistics global impersonal size helps make abstract health
MLI 1979 2045 2045 global impersonal size helps make abstract removing elementary emotional content however behind figures look reality extreme poverty large proportion illiterates runaway population growth meagre economy malnutrition mediocre infrastructures third children dying age five denial right education hygiene employment every vestige dignity short drag existence shame exploitation degradation especially revolting reality even health
MOZ 1979 633 633 called western civilization something imposed people whips shackles cruelty terror anglo-american initiatives zimbabwe initiatives five western powers namibia came initiatives engendered maintain hunger misery illiteracy disease zimbabwe namibia done ensure south africa remains farm private property transnational companies strategic base aggression domination rest africa imperialism care children massacred nyazonia women assassinated health
MOZ 1979 1269 1269 namibia belongs namibians one can claim right appropriate single part territory main enemy peoples africa racist regime pretoria devilish system domination apartheid apartheid hunger misery disease ignorance acculturation unemployment words apartheid complete denial human opposed south african peoples denounced rejected international community apartheid regime tries introduce cosmetic changes modify substance structure health
MOZ 1979 1529 1529 main purpose connexions transport rhodesian goods breach flow came overburden already weak economic situation however despite difficulties mozambican people giving shelter zimbabwean refugees need food health care housing clothing need hoes tractors means producing food children need milk books people mozambique endure major part burden country victim constant armed aggressions racists health
MRT 1979 1027 1027 held auspices united nations hopes thought even well founded since daily increasing imbalance trade relations north south structural deficit characteristic balance payments developing countries hunger malnutrition hundreds millions human beings seemed condemned ever constitute just problems continue threaten survival mankind urgency need find adequate over-all solutions problems longer needs demonstrated becoming health
MUS 1979 459 459 without outside interference first phase emergence almost large acquired political independence process consolidating move next phase fight freedom struggle economic independence underdevelopment inflation ignorance poverty disease can eradicate ills full participation people gigantic task north-south dialogue efforts made unctad united nations conference science technology development come expectations keep struggling hope can health
MUS 1979 810 810 end government made education free secondary tertiary levels two years ago intention making equal opportunities available every child irrespective social economic background measures also taken health social security labour fields ensure happiness children opportunity fully realize human potential also hope coming international year disabled persons will successful inter-national year child will health
MYS 1979 181 181 way polemics world continues sharply divided along political economic ideological lines developing countries cry equitable new international economic order way nearer solving problems under-development poverty malnutrition hunger peace present enjoy hangs fragile threat sustained balance nuclear terror live constant fear total annihilation mankind spread nuclear weapons increases compounded development perfection devastating health
NER 1979 1211 1211 adapted environment still poorest countries world gross national product throughout africa represents per cent world product average per capita africa’s annual income lowest world infant mortality reached record level per still africa one physician inhabitants facts show today years political independence african economy still under-developed low per capita incomes excessively large health
NGA 1979 2180 2180 poor nations without referring disproportionate resources consumed armaments particularly nuclear armaments every nuclear test nuclear tests past year alone blights hopes aspirations million children education health care annual unproductive expenditure billion armaments far exceeds five times total net flow resources developing countries whole sources stood billion fact half combined gross domestic health
NOR 1979 856 856 women will take place situation women family society employment must given attention efforts strengthen protection human rights bringing economic social development view therefore important employment health education chosen sub- theme conference progress field disarmament depends primarily relationship united states soviet union matter encouragement us spite existing problems able conclude salt negotiations health
POL 1979 2494 2494 dignity just division national income guaranteed access education medical care granting equal rights women expanded child care observance international year child marked poland inauguration child health centre warsaw symbolic memorial erected memory children died second world war opinion contribute accelerating work drafting international convention rights child poland proposed attach great weight health
ROU 1979 1603 1603 conditions under-development consequence long period colonial exploitation perpetuation unequal relations enables rich accumulate even wealth poor become poorer unacceptable hundreds millions human beings suffering hunger malnutrition disease poverty prey ignorance isolated achievements civilization great explosion scientific technical revolution placing disposal mankind new means mastering nature improving environment life planet state affairs health
ROU 1979 1604 1604 under-development consequence long period colonial exploitation perpetuation unequal relations enables rich accumulate even wealth poor become poorer unacceptable hundreds millions human beings suffering hunger malnutrition disease poverty prey ignorance isolated achievements civilization great explosion scientific technical revolution placing disposal mankind new means mastering nature improving environment life planet state affairs defies health
ROU 1979 2337 2337 fields precisely keeping requirements essential ensuring political economic social rights peoples turn indispensable full assertion human personality spirit believe human right peace security work education health care participation solution problems society well right opportunity develop fully use one’s creative potential highest priority particular consider general assembly can make effective contribution universal health
SDN 1979 372 372 adopt instead path direct dialogue negotiations live unhappy world world witnessed wars civil international since world suffered still suffering hunger even starvation shortage resources lack health equipment educational facilities yet world allocates billion stockpiling producing developing weapons mass destruction mass destruction civilizations mankind planet live arms race armaments production can way health
SDN 1979 682 682 fallen prey exploitation enslavement poverty suppression forms segregation foreign intervention still suffering evils rich economic resources still exploited benefit dominant outsiders children still victims hunger malnutrition environmental diseases lack essential health care millions sons daughters still considered slaves motherland millions treated second- third- fourth-class citizens without rights natural citizenship entitles noted health
SDN 1979 684 684 exploitation enslavement poverty suppression forms segregation foreign intervention still suffering evils rich economic resources still exploited benefit dominant outsiders children still victims hunger malnutrition environmental diseases lack essential health care millions sons daughters still considered slaves motherland millions treated second- third- fourth-class citizens without rights natural citizenship entitles noted dismay regret health
SDN 1979 687 687 suppression forms segregation foreign intervention still suffering evils rich economic resources still exploited benefit dominant outsiders children still victims hunger malnutrition environmental diseases lack essential health care millions sons daughters still considered slaves motherland millions treated second- third- fourth-class citizens without rights natural citizenship entitles noted dismay regret despite acuteness problems health
SDN 1979 2019 2019 child will merely occasion declaration rights year international community will exert efforts create appropriate climate upbringing children everywhere free fear hunger free coercion domination free disease ignorance deprivation sought-after dream will realized every child throughout world peace based justice prevails disparities rich states poor states removed reviewing international economic social scene health
SLV 1979 566 566 lesser degree rich poor large medium-sized small countries problems however affect whose development advanced countries large human material technological resources necessary effectively eradicate poverty ignorance disease unemployment food shortages energy crisis soon- factors contribute increase internal tensions generated discontent disagreement situations must corrected international co-operation required developing country el salvador greatly health
SOM 1979 1215 1215 doubt urgent disarmament priority course nuclear disarmament tragic aspect senseless spiralling nuclear arms race billions spent year nuclear weapons majority world’s people suffer hunger poverty disease non-nuclear-weapon states view deep sense frustration failure nuclear powers conclude comprehensive test-ban treaty approach earnest task achieving mutual balanced reduction nuclear weapons non-aligned effort preserve health
STP 1979 494 494 infrastructure development isolation outside world nearly total made worse inadequacy precariousness means communication dependent economy country rich potentialities among people reigned ignorance high rate infant mortality alarming rate illiteracy low life expectancy face situation added lack qualified personnel determination build country never shaken co-operation member states although limited far meeting needs health
STP 1979 547 547 changes made four years yet solved problems faced people still changes made possible hope better life become certainty certainty strengthened success already achieved vital sectors health education food creation infrastructure harmonious development given natural potential will make possible satisfy essential needs process development face two fundamental difficulties first plan society envisaged health
SUR 1979 1868 1868 countries several representatives already pin-pointed phenomenon protectionism export earnings developing countries also suffer protectionist measures industrialized countries beyond direct restrictions great variety measures industrial standards health regulations government procurement subsidies domestic production discriminatory impact export capability developing countries fifth session unctad manila developing industrialized countries able reach agreement plan action structural health
TGO 1979 1931 1931 poor people exploited tragic formula deterrence adopted time perpetuate injustice revolting shocking especially realize billion human beings live conditions total deprivation furthermore billion suffer hunger malnutrition figures express grim reality every day lord gives will justice shower blessings human beings distress high time anger apogee rumblings revolt today less ever can health
TGO 1979 2163 2163 abruptly us billion billion expected will neighbourhood billion end external debt accumulated developing countries export oil estimated us billion behind figures lurks spectre poverty starvation malnutrition endemic disease illiteracy majority people asia latin america africa suffer behind figures one find justice people social injustice affluent countries created category misfits incapable integrating health
TGO 1979 2165 2165 billion billion expected will neighbourhood billion end external debt accumulated developing countries export oil estimated us billion behind figures lurks spectre poverty starvation malnutrition endemic disease illiteracy majority people asia latin america africa suffer behind figures one find justice people social injustice affluent countries created category misfits incapable integrating within global health
TZA 1979 172 172 liberian capital monrovia made comprehensive review state world today dedication constructive role mr waldheim charted office prestige hopes world body much enhanced wish continued good health learnt deep shock untimely death early month mr agostinho neto president people’s republic angola mr neto countrymen long association country people relationship deepened angola’s armed health
UKR 1979 1496 1496 powers economic difficulties developing countries means comes end expires end colonial period developing countries still suffering inequalities exploitation within capitalist system therefore suffering worse endemic diseases anybody else led intensification inequality within framework interdependence vigorously preached recently international conferences spearhead neo-colonialism emerged major monopolistic groupings transnational corporations created economic order borders health
URY 1979 1166 1166 ensure conservation existing land recovery far possible land damaged erosion due bad farming methods deforestation mere setting world food council fund programme action eliminate hunger malnutrition will substantial practical effect source agricultural production deteriorates fao eloquently demonstrated year proclaimed international year child children pure vulnerable part humanity deserving attention concern future health
URY 1979 1198 1198 production deteriorates fao eloquently demonstrated year proclaimed international year child children pure vulnerable part humanity deserving attention concern future continuing link hope future physical spiritual health children guarantee salvation mankind years come world today offers us little comfort look realistically situation children great masses people so-called developing world live eat badly health
USA 1979 1880 1880 efforts vitiated world’s population growth slowed half couples child-bearing age still adequate access family planning services must strive make family planning services along elements basic health care adequate food supplies clean water available rapidly can short run must prepared meet emergency needs wherever famine afflicts humanity refugees seek haven africa latin health
USA 1979 1968 1968 now facing one great human tragedies modern times tens thousands sick hungry khmer already pressing thailand’s border hundreds thousands may soon follow even widespread famine disease prospect especially view recent reports intensified fighting avert unthinkable catastrophe international programme humanitarian relief must established kampuchea soon possible international organizations must able bring co-ordinated health
VAT 1979 217 217 view message truth love duty bring world questions concern functions receive attention indicated vast organic complex institutions activities part collaborate united nations especially fields culture health food labour peaceful uses nuclear energy certainly make essential us meet name man wholeness fullness manifold riches spiritual material existence stated encyclical redemptor hominis first health
VAT 1979 1609 1609 present form frightful disparities excessively rich individuals groups one hand hand majority made poor indeed destitute lack food opportunities work education great numbers condemned hunger disease concern also caused times radical separation work property man’s indifference production enterprise linked work obligation without feeling working good will secret abyss separating minority excessively health
VAT 1979 1692 1692 requires else unity inspired authentic perspective peace everything will depend whether differences contrasts sphere possession goods will systematically reduced truly effective means whether belts hunger malnutrition destitution under-development disease illiteracy will disappear economic map earth whether peaceful co-operation will avoid imposing conditions exploitation economic political dependence form neo-colonialism now like draw health
VAT 1979 1695 1695 inspired authentic perspective peace everything will depend whether differences contrasts sphere possession goods will systematically reduced truly effective means whether belts hunger malnutrition destitution under-development disease illiteracy will disappear economic map earth whether peaceful co-operation will avoid imposing conditions exploitation economic political dependence form neo-colonialism now like draw attention second systematic health
WSM 1979 1045 1045 co-operation developing countries seen demand changes totality undisguised impatience developed countries hand feel threatened zealous onslaught tend resist instinctively continued growth developed economies vital economic health world growth developing countries utilization untapped potential economies also vital long term quite essential sustained growth developed economies interdependence reality economic existence today must utilized health
YDYE 1979 1795 1795 drawn urgent programme action outlined necessary steps needed help countries next years together basic programme action 1980s order assist developing economies provide least minimum regards nutrition health communications transport housing education employment particularly poor rural urban areas become urgent issue countries time time suffer natural disasters special circumstances face problem inflation health
YDYE 1979 1796 1796 urgent programme action outlined necessary steps needed help countries next years together basic programme action 1980s order assist developing economies provide least minimum regards nutrition health communications transport housing education employment particularly poor rural urban areas become urgent issue countries time time suffer natural disasters special circumstances face problem inflation rising health
YUG 1979 386 386 state world relations arms race taken character uncontrolled madness deep chasm separates enjoy blessings greatest achievements industrial technological development whose wealth multiplies year year poverty disease hunger ignorance way life old new forms imperialism colonialism forms foreign domination hegemony persistently trying maintain policy spheres interest great-power rivalry various forms interference use health
ZMB 1979 376 376 universal recognition validity principles objectives mr president opening statement gave clear message present economic situation facing world world economic situation still characterized prevalence poverty hunger disease illiteracy developing countries one hand sense uncertainty developed world furthermore trend towards increasing inequality continues characterize existing international economic relations delegation shares fully sense disappointment health
AGO 1980 337 337 exploitation oppression injustice thus time millions human beings still without freedom right choose future able avail ways means fighting servitude humiliation tyranny poverty hunger ignorance disease time developing peoples take resolute action fight imperialism colonialism neo-colonialism zionism expansionism apartheid exploitation man man able freely choose economic political social cultural systems free health
AGO 1980 438 438 effort find effective means mobilizing human financial organizational technological resources thus laying solid foundation mutual economic cooperation raw materials field trade transport industry agriculture fisheries health insurance word time perhaps necessary nonaligned countries without exception decisively put effect final declaration programme action economic cooperation approved historic sixth conference heads state government health
AGO 1980 758 758 threats uttered cuban revolution halt economic military support dictatorial racist fascist regimes reduce considerably steadily military budgets thus help peoples underdeveloped countries combat famine poverty disease illiteracy unemployment reviewing situation prevails african continent note regret one fundamental objectives oau yet achieved total liberation africa blame oau responsibility lies imperialist powers inasmuch health
AGO 1980 1516 1516 harmony stability area part valiant people people’s republic kampuchea since last year scored important indisputable successes consolidation revolutionary process control territory well fields agriculture education health care circulation new national currency also significant step economy country gradual recovery shock caused kampuchean people murder million people compatriots committed criminal regime overthrown deserves health
AGO 1980 2299 2299 first special party congress electoral process provinces future members people’s assembly emanation power people will come shortly time considerable efforts made fields education agriculture industry health fisheries transport construction hold considerable promise economic social development people’s republic angola hope left peace respect wishes may better meet aspirations angolan people thus make health
ARE 1980 708 708 sums money devoted international development also contributed worsening world inflation studies indicate arms race will consume estimated billion next year sum undoubtedly used eradication underdevelopment disease hunger ills continue beset many regions world sums allotted development international level view facts becomes necessary encourage international efforts aimed reducing arms race context delegation health
ARG 1980 580 580 rightly said absence war enough enable us live peace genuine enjoyment peace implies people position make order available resources develop economy capable trading nations providing health education population lastly can live worthy life work freedom thus will peace accompanied necessary security development brings aspirations frustrated whenever unjust system economic relations persists health
BDI 1980 2221 2221 asia hand new international economic order also believe mission united nations will successful people represent fully informed mobilized struggle mankind great scourges time namely famine disease ignorance poverty political economic challenges face us immense burundi believes community states must face challenges work together order find appropriate solutions burundi firmly believes united health
BEL 1980 745 745 disabled persons observed will provide organization another opportunity reaffirm importance attaches promotion value dignity human beings many countries beginning developed countries protect weakest citizens risks illness unemployment national systems social security inadmissible international community offer equivalent protection poorest countries absence determined common action favour impoverished countries charter united nations will fully health
BFA 1980 233 233 responsibilities extend words welcome also saint vincent grenadines two new states joined comity free nations time peace security world greatly threatened human rights trampled underfoot health world economy precarious crossroads year turning point will said one critical history international relations calls mind imminence end century great significance point time politics economics health
BGD 1980 492 492 inevitable escalation arms race longer confined great powers world economic scene equally disquieting developing developed countries engaged grim battle developing countries battling problems poverty hunger disease illiteracy industrialized countries inflation recession unemployment however least developed countries hardest hit present economic crisis involved desperate struggle survival deteriorating economic political situation also accompanied health
BGD 1980 526 526 developed countries hardest hit present economic crisis involved desperate struggle survival deteriorating economic political situation also accompanied decline human moral values deaths millions due starvation malnutrition seem shock fellow human beings four fifths world’s income commanded fifth population tragically enough much used either supporting life-style based wasteful consumption unproductive purposes manufacture health
BGD 1980 919 919 distribution world’s finite resources problems clearly global character call global approach strategy given global approach based mutuality interests complementarity efforts mankind can rid problems hunger disease illiteracy plague two thirds world population inflation recession unemployment bedevil industrial nations sum order ensure political economic security mankind global basis following measures imperative first health
BGD 1980 1044 1044 distribution world resources technology full exploitation productivity potential parts world seventhly build food security system ensure supply food food-surplus regions food-deficit ones order prevent starvation malnutrition also ensure flow adequate inputs countries potential rapid agricultural development eighthly transfer resources least developed countries form outright grants investments joint ventures implement immediate action health
BGD 1980 1181 1181 industrial opec countries exploration development energy developing countries eleventhly third united nations development decade top priority assigned lo meeting basic human needs food shelter clothing health education employment integral component human rights twelfthly accordance fundamental principles united nations charter special attention paid needs women children youth disabled persons thirteenthly efforts intensified health
BGR 1980 701 701 field man’s survival depends whether war peace everything depends decision whether resources spent elimination destruction mankind will instead spent good mankind elimination backwardness hunger poverty disease illiteracy ignorance sufficient resources available needs including preservation restoration human environment housing factories irrigation schools everything ensures man’s progress socialist countries strive consistently strengthening peace health
BRB 1980 152 152 eleventh special session general assembly reasons failure session historically deep-seated two years ago thirty-third session made reference fact proposals transformation certain inherited outmoded economic structures stunting economic development third-world countries continually discussed numerous forums real progress achieved said accept relations among nations continue conducted basis zero-sum principle assumes extent country’s increase health
BRB 1980 835 835 strategy present important progress resulting negotiations social content aspects strategy unambiguous positive attitude group social issues reflects commitment countries betterment peoples social programme involves primary health care provision basic shelter full employment universal primary education substantial reduction incidence infant mortality among things goals government domestic policies consistently successfully addressing attention emphasis health
BRB 1980 849 849 social issues reflects commitment countries betterment peoples social programme involves primary health care provision basic shelter full employment universal primary education substantial reduction incidence infant mortality among things goals government domestic policies consistently successfully addressing attention emphasis realize however part one world peace progress indivisible crisis anywhere can mean crisis everywhere health
BRB 1980 1438 1438 us tragedy times despite correct diagnosis ills confronting world nations continue disregard medicines ignore cures pressing needs food adequate supplies energy shelter wider education better health care adequate clothing daily basic human needs denied million poor third world whilst developed countries fritter away resources build-up arms barbados calls early full implementation health
BWA 1980 432 432 april year setting regional machinery coordinating integrating development economies reducing economic dependence particularly south africa various studies undertaken various fields including food production security animal diseases natural resources transport communications success effort funds will required shall continue rely assistance share concerns support objectives year celebrate twentieth anniversary adoption declaration granting independence health
CAF 1980 1705 1705 statement like moments dwell serious food situation developing countries billion wasted annually industrialized countries arms race approximately one billion human beings suffering indeed dying hunger malnutrition poor countries remain insensitive tragic situation delegation believes must matter urgency implement recommendations contained declaration principles programme action adopted world conference agrarian reform rural development health
CAF 1980 1867 1867 networks received special attention government field public finances government adopted policy budgetary austerity eliminating unnecessary expenditure luxury items reducing operating expenses reorganizing administrative structure field health major efforts now way improve health services general well-being population order ensure people able work national development educational system now reformed directed towards productive sector health
CAF 1980 1873 1873 public finances government adopted policy budgetary austerity eliminating unnecessary expenditure luxury items reducing operating expenses reorganizing administrative structure field health major efforts now way improve health services general well-being population order ensure people able work national development educational system now reformed directed towards productive sector order respond real needs people halt health
CHL 1980 1787 1787 tragic social economic situation shared many nations permit inhabitants country equitably share benefits offered economic development government considerably increased social expenditures including financing programmes fields health nutrition education housing social security thus social expenditure increased per cent government spending per cent significant social progress achieved due stability government system implementation economic health
CHL 1980 1788 1788 social economic situation shared many nations permit inhabitants country equitably share benefits offered economic development government considerably increased social expenditures including financing programmes fields health nutrition education housing social security thus social expenditure increased per cent government spending per cent significant social progress achieved due stability government system implementation economic policy health
CIV 1980 1531 1531 growing interdependence economies organization framework fraternal active solidarity member states take joint action ensure millions people die hunger per cent children third world longer suffer malnutrition billion human beings longer doomed illiteracy riches earth can equitably distributed among nations common aspiration happiness men men without exception man’s hostility towards man begin health
CMR 1980 1604 1604 world bank imf getting steadily worse developed countries signs economic revival hardly perceptible persistence recession inflation unemployment deficits balance payments developing countries remains spectre poverty disease hunger indeed total economic deprivation billion human beings continent contains least developed countries particularly special categories whose poverty classification level situation even tragic annual per health
CMR 1980 1646 1646 whose poverty classification level situation even tragic annual per capita income lowest world rate growth last years taking countries together barely exceeded per cent infantile mortality reached figure per almost half active population unemployed regard health ratio doctor inhabitants urban areas rural areas situation made even worse natural calamities disasters aggravated health
CMR 1980 1656 1656 income lowest world rate growth last years taking countries together barely exceeded per cent infantile mortality reached figure per almost half active population unemployed regard health ratio doctor inhabitants urban areas rural areas situation made even worse natural calamities disasters aggravated rivalries powers search customers raw materials spheres influence developing countries health
COM 1980 950 950 country soviet troops organization take necessary steps enable afghan people exercise legitimate right determine freely future another people asia people democratic kampuchea stricken famine kinds epidemics threaten existence victim irresponsible government imposed hanoi name sacred principle non-interference internal affairs countries strongly oppose presence vietnamese troops kampuchea support efforts secretary-general indeed peace-loving health
CPV 1980 1380 1380 will victors losers elaboration sound project build new international economic order may contribute economic social development countries allowing peoples decent living conditions free hunger spectre disease premature death illiteracy cultural backwardness group often made constructive proposals definition new strategy development based global negotiations unfortunately proposals thus far found echo industrialized countries health
CYP 1980 331 331 international peace security now accepted peace-keeping significant followed combined peace-making otherwise becomes end contributes perpetuation problem rather solution acts like sedative soothes pain without curing disease connection consider duty reiterate appreciation gratitude unficyp commendable task keeping peace sincere wish objective praiseworthy services will necessary shortest possible period obviously international peace security health
DJI 1980 852 852 seen economic problems per cent mankind become intolerable human privation aspects life increased tremendously like hydra ravaging resources third world leaving nothing abject poverty illiteracy malnutrition hunger sickness become daily lot billion people difficulties added scourge considerable influx refugees affected many parts africa asia latin america economic social problems unsolved questions health
DJI 1980 1269 1269 constructing small factories drawing schemes irrigation developing water resources economic situation young republic djibouti complicated influx refugees now per cent total population per cent children health schooling food accommodation problems considerable situation complicated disastrous effects drought two years now prevailed horn africa aggravating food shortage problem lack water present crucial one health
DOM 1980 1875 1875 import substitution programme expected increase along production use national raw materials laws provide incentives exportation tried improve public finances eliminate luxury investments concentrate expanding education health services agricultural credits dynamic agrarian reform building secondary roads training businessmen small medium-sized concerns developing infrastructure construction highways irrigation channels dams energy development endeavouring expand health
DOM 1980 1935 1935 problems balance payment foreign debt recent statistics given united nations world bank showing first years present decade billion people half people world will suffer gastrointestinal disease water drink contaminated yet million spent every minute weapons war many countries destroy food surpluses order keep prices high time four fifths mankind suffering hunger health
DOM 1980 1961 1961 water drink contaminated yet million spent every minute weapons war many countries destroy food surpluses order keep prices high time four fifths mankind suffering hunger malnutrition basic domestic appliances make life bearable like repeat many others said forums namely enemy peace one truly responsible human misery fanning fire revolution injustice broadest health
DOM 1980 2270 2270 sorrow old economic disorder persists countries like mine centuries struggle people succeeded securing respect wishes now offers us freedom without bread without adequate housing without health without equitable distribution speak truly equitable distribution wealth country necessary us speak equitable distribution profits produced wealth powerful countries must put end imbalance exists enterprises health
DOM 1980 2803 2803 respect human rights organization obligation build just world peace said holiness pope john paul ii santo domingo oldest capital americas must see children without sufficient nutrition without education training must ensure young people lack suitable training peasants without land unable live dignity must see workers mistreated rights violated must see systems health
ESP 1980 1711 1711 international economic financial structures make possible establish new just humane order ensure greater balanced economic social development peoples word lacking true solidarity planning winning war disease ignorance poverty spanish government believes final basis true peace can found respect protection fundamental rights freedoms individual legal instruments define rights world regional levels need health
GAB 1980 509 509 one evil lack consideration wealthy peoples east west alike peoples third world sense logic one endeavour reduce eliminate scourges afflict decimate mankind scourges war hunger disease poverty thus save life rather destroy allow dwell little aspect north south relations relations die hunger die opulence die boredom disgusted nothing wish since world health
GAB 1980 912 912 developing countries way lost seriousness since world food conference held rome november unfortunately worsened analysis question brings us need increased effective efforts connection food production malnutrition efforts without can prospect peace stability world thus activities fao especially programmes technical cooperation food security deserve attention increased support developing countries endeavouring relying meagre health
GIN 1980 1031 1031 disarmament also supports convening world disarmament conference decade ending us developing country characterized economic point view aggravation economic social underdevelopment inflation unemployment increase foreign debt malnutrition many evils must add disasters weigh heavily living conditions peoples bleak picture consequence present economic order chronically unfavourable developing countries thus second extraordinary session assembly health
GNQ 1980 266 266 military council rehabilitate rebuild people educational sector order restore organized system education country resumed activities intensified signature co-operation agreements number friendly countries international organizations field health government barely one year took office rehabilitated hospitals dispensaries context efforts bill enacted regulate free medical pharmaceutical assistance various sectors population particular children pregnant women health
GNQ 1980 301 301 context efforts bill enacted regulate free medical pharmaceutical assistance various sectors population particular children pregnant women intensified improved considerably relations international organizations unicef many others health field received humanitarian medical assistance world food programme lastly may point overcoming great difficulties given scarcity present financial resources constantly bearing mind social duty government health
GTM 1980 196 196 launched ensure guatemala endowed perfect road network work proceeding equip country hydroelectric plants building operations started provide guatemala modern functional port pacific ocean construction hospitals health centres schools recreational establishments accelerated continued build housing projects mainly low-income sectors also carrying land reform policy aim providing farmers land can also farm credit health
GTM 1980 639 639 rights far guatemala concerned elevated category constitutional precepts since promulgation constitution december regards fundamental human rights right life education free fairly remunerated work decent housing health access levels education general dignified existence already described progress guatemalan people hard work efforts making pursuit noble human aspirations regards individual human rights guatemala human health
HTI 1980 406 406 leaders published title challenge world leaders president listed following development objectives third world nations create employment become self-sufficient production food intensify educational programmes improve housing health social services attainment objectives give priority agriculture industry tourism infrastructure housing approach problem extent presupposes efforts development part countries concerned bolstered implementation production programme approach health
HTI 1980 485 485 text international development strategy third united nations development decade delegation confident despite difficult circumstances prevalent world reopening north-south dialogue still sound prospect third world ravaged disease hunger ignorance regard president world bank mr robert mcnamara conceal concern speech made last week thirty-fifth annual meeting bank imf stated million human beings called health
HTI 1980 1252 1252 contribution industrial development rich countries living minorities subject police security laws work recourse justice defend rights barely exist difficulty securing decent living standards families educational health recreational benefits addition employer obligations moreover since recession reduced employment confronted deplorable situation together bad treatment harassment police victims racism racial discrimination flagrant violations principles health
IRL 1980 1313 1313 part military expenditure devoted conventional arms one generation sophisticated conventional weapons follows another rapid succession consuming enormous sums money fraction world contribute much relieving hunger disease throughout developing world easy know talk disarmament abstract easy deplore arms race urge immediate end call general complete disarmament really need need urgently concrete measures health
ISR 1980 546 546 continues deep sympathy struggle developing countries ameliorate advance condition peoples economies israel stands ready continue give know-how take vigorous constructive part efforts international community spheres health social services agriculture development new renewable sources energy every sphere can contribute rostrum like give expression anguish jewish brothers various parts globe seem end pain health
JAM 1980 2166 2166 legislative provisions educational social programmes well establishment national machinery deal matters specific concern women children programme action adopted copenhagen emphasis equality development peace issues employment health education important continuing quest full recognition rights women development major significance progress achieved third united nations conference law sea resumed ninth session geneva meeting emerged health
JOR 1980 729 729 today international economic order reached stage crisis aspirations find appropriate solutions can described struggle survival human race particularly least developed parts world abject poverty ignorance disease becoming increasing threat whole societies drought desertification menacing societies africa asia spite alarming magnitude situation failed galvanize adequately political wills developed countries extent commensurate magnitude health
JPN 1980 1138 1138 japan well international community take human conscience ignore plight people whatever nationality order avoid disasters war forced flee homelands clothes backs wander desperation suffering starvation disease firmly believe international community hastening find political solution underlying cause problem also purely humanitarian reasons extend helping hand unfortunate people part japan volition provided relief health
KEN 1980 1776 1776 conference united nations decade women held copenhagen july theme conference equality development peace besides taking many political questions economic issues conference focused among topics employment health education whole conference came constructive world plan action covering almost issues concern human development underscored fact issues concern world today also concern women therefore women health
KEN 1980 1866 1866 improve condition women world kenyan government offered host conference nairobi hope offer will accepted general assembly conclusion let say world community owes posterity remove poverty disease hunger planet least make substantial contributions towards goal resources technology let us together demonstrate political will get job health
LBR 1980 197 197 voting seeking elective office longer accept situation per cent population derived annual per capita income per cent earned tired per cent illiteracy one highest infant mortality rates world found unacceptable existence thousands people country never seen hospital school despite consistent punctual visits tax collector thus april men women armed forces liberia health
LBY 1980 268 268 violating principles charter pursuing racist policy insistence racist regime south africa applying racist practices black majority affront conscience man united nations historic responsibility organization eliminate disease racism people can never forget imperialism created pretoria racist regime imperialism helped maintain supply deadly weapons various forms assistance imperialism can never mediator foremost enemy health
LKA 1980 1210 1210 scientists engineers modern technologies otherwise used solution problems constraining growth less developed world also know speaking behalf country spends less per cent national budget defence disease seems spread even poorest countries deem necessary spend heavily armaments modern weapons war sometimes come aid possibly best examples misdirected transfer resources open question whether health
LKA 1980 1661 1661 opportunity exploitation leads poverty endemic structure international economic relations today structure changed talk new international economic order order human rights respected economic inequalities poverty eliminated malnutrition illiteracy removed talking new order must exist among nations among nations alone institute order countries world peace without peace within country within society within family health
LKA 1980 1829 1829 urban poverty congestion squalor problems common many developing countries said much per cent people developing countries seriously undernourished per cent pure water per cent proper health care per cent babies die reach age five equally depressing figures unemployment education basic needs us way attempting tackle formidable problems belief housing provides key health
LSO 1980 238 238 weapons massive destructive potential number resolutions increased members admitted nuclear club guarantees nonnuclear power states become meaningless monies spent armaments trebled neglect millions live poverty disease hunger without shelter ironically told world safe security depends system mutual deterrence controlled maximum military potential destroying life said repeat today nations nuclear weapons can health
MAR 1980 914 914 people democratic kampuchea today subjected policy wholesale vietnamization enduring physical moral agony law government imposed outside international solidarity mobilized despite obstacles save people kampuchea famine epidemics insecurity disorder every effort must made support right people peace dignity freedom choice powers quarter century ago began thorough reconsideration behaviour africa basis tolerant ethical health
MDV 1980 255 255 return within ranks achievements freedom peace equality able foster together must protected enhanced dream every one us live world free wars conflicts free poverty hunger disease however events today seem take us far back era anxiety uncertainty armed conflicts countries well subversive trend armed interventions undermining international peace stability also give health
MLI 1980 1984 1984 absurd note billion year continues spent armaments far smaller sum suffice bring sahel back bloom open schools hospitals hundreds millions people drive back advance hunger malnutrition arms race demonstrated futility decreased policy zones influence prevented maintenance strengthening blocs extinguished hotbeds tension mankind must necessarily respond different challenges faced zones influence blind health
MLI 1980 2149 2149 daily life political civil economic social emphasize political rights expense social economic rights tantamount depriving millions people live sordid abject conditions freedom escape starvation ignorance disease conversely consider civil political rights tantamount believing man can live bread alone economic social cultural rights inseparable civil political rights move towards goals development peace health
MOZ 1980 1943 1943 yet ready run countries people point us energy crisis reason ever growing gap rich poor daily wasting astronomical sums money armaments race imperialists see illiteracy disease malnutrition hunger misery natural fate people developing countries eleventh special session imperialist countries kept rejecting measures proposed radical transformation existing international economic structures proves countries health
MOZ 1980 1944 1944 ready run countries people point us energy crisis reason ever growing gap rich poor daily wasting astronomical sums money armaments race imperialists see illiteracy disease malnutrition hunger misery natural fate people developing countries eleventh special session imperialist countries kept rejecting measures proposed radical transformation existing international economic structures proves countries justice health
MUS 1980 535 535 staggering back breaking deficits verge national bankruptcy sinking economies governments adding greater heavier load us billion annually deadly armaments less million people estimated living state malnutrition starvation famine finally climate strife came middle east war danger war middle east may entail sounds harsh abrasive permit note personal observations mauritius first second health
NER 1980 1237 1237 governs destiny country undertaken since took office april vast programme national reconstruction first take care urgent needs words rescue whole people threatened existence dignity famine epidemics accompany save capital represented livestock decimated implacable drought afflicted sahelian countries acted reintroduce order affairs state organize healthier sound basis economic social development nation launching health
NER 1980 1314 1314 supreme military council undertaken often successfully mitigate considerably effects drought relieve people agonizing spectre famine build livestock extend arable land sustained policy agricultural irrigation improve health educational infrastructure increase purchasing power workers peasants increase budget national investment funds substantially endow country appropriate infrastructure communications telecommunications results achieved far gone head comforted health
NIC 1980 720 720 right carry genuine revolution one involved eradication crime exploitation system creation new order guaranteeing respect inalienable rights human person rule law satisfaction basic necessities education health housing course whole new order truly revolutionary unless people able gradually take part entire process enough abolish totalitarianism characterized former regime one must fight attempts health
NLD 1980 252 252 stress need poorest members international community events occurred since autumn affected many human lives feel essential find adequate solutions needs many individuals affected war famine disease discrimination address therefore like focus effect international controversies individual widespread lack justice intend discuss major themes concern community nations affect lives destinies millions people friend health
NLD 1980 1702 1702 work organization secretary general presented us clarity precision concise picture political economic situation world today picture bright wish pay special attention plight millions people suffering disease starvation forced leave homesteads shall quote secretary general’s report says political military conflicts upheavals invariably engender human suffering occasion reaches disaster proportions problems refugees displaced health
OMN 1980 1342 1342 reawakening presided sultan qabus ibn sa’id since took reins power years important history oman able achieve national level wise enlightened leadership balanced development covering education health social services every corner country construction ports roads communications facilities strengthening means ensuring security national defence majesty’s government convinced economic social development must deliberate methodology health
PAN 1980 363 363 basic studies population planning development dating back assistance national census population housing began research growth panama city metropolitan area begun programme assistance national mother child health programme funds provided unfpa projects amounted november currently exceed million one priorities set panamanian government part process establishing new international economic order expansion international trade health
PAN 1980 2050 2050 country president aristides royo stated announcing panama’s accession charter conduct riobamba founding fathers latin american republics deeply discouraged see one half centuries independence problems poverty disease malnutrition ignorance social economic need problems attempted eradicate liberating peoples still rampant broad sectors population continent bitter contradiction ideals peace progress unity integration peoples advocated health
PAN 1980 2051 2051 president aristides royo stated announcing panama’s accession charter conduct riobamba founding fathers latin american republics deeply discouraged see one half centuries independence problems poverty disease malnutrition ignorance social economic need problems attempted eradicate liberating peoples still rampant broad sectors population continent bitter contradiction ideals peace progress unity integration peoples advocated liberators health
PER 1980 1007 1007 magnitude becoming increasingly difficult endure understand excessive expenditure billions dollars concentrated countries permits continued expansion arms industry sum money enough immediate solution urgent problems education health food developing world suffering today weapons daily becoming sophisticated lethal difficult control threat nuclear war dispelled deadlines taking decisions control dangers coming dramatically closer along health
PER 1980 1240 1240 solution structural problems afflict us evident last decades development science technology reached unexpected levels development purely positive implications nevertheless noteworthy many areas particularly agriculture education health scientific technological achievements odds possibility universal application social good population explosion shortage food undue use depletion non-renewable sources energy break ecological balances problems affect future health
PNG 1980 1049 1049 united nations share view countries donors aid viet nam focus efforts resettlement rehabilitation indochinese refugees treat two areas separate problems physician can treat symptoms contagious disease without seriously concerned eradication disease altogether country worried may handle results refugee problem well may encourage nations use refugee management programmes means exporting elements societies health
PNG 1980 1054 1054 donors aid viet nam focus efforts resettlement rehabilitation indochinese refugees treat two areas separate problems physician can treat symptoms contagious disease without seriously concerned eradication disease altogether country worried may handle results refugee problem well may encourage nations use refugee management programmes means exporting elements societies viewed authoritarian governments one reason health
POL 1980 234 234 period gigantic effort people rebuilt country ravages war entered road towards all-embracing progress homeland ensured full employment citizens created universal free access education levels culture health care complex process socioeconomic development escaped difficulties whether objective subjective tackle solve openness consideration within framework constitutes nation’s indisputable record accomplishment accordance principles political system health
PRT 1980 1292 1292 subversion international order corrected short term can pose serious threat peace however problems still lie horizon especially mind grave consequences future generations serious deprivation food health housing education employment even today affects large sectors humanity doubtless area work way within united nations system can must assume true universal dimension thus will health
PRT 1980 1615 1615 guided conduct united nations inspired work security council firmly believe capacity man devise means free oppressions alienations hamper believe can unite efforts overcome poverty hunger disease war together can tread path peace progress freedom justice believe history moves inexorably towards conquest freedom evolution mankind will continue marked progressive steps direction fin health
PRY 1980 232 232 sound rate exchange dollar remained unchanged since keep within public budget satisfactory manner unemployment rate practically nil eighty percent population can read write education public health receive priority attention government indeed sizeable portions budgets allocated areas large projects itaipu yacyreta expenses share brazil argentina respectively will make paraguay leading producer electric health
RWA 1980 1007 1007 exists world today explosive power food measured pounds per person military expenditures taking toll million dollars per minute thus impose cost far exceeds required control disease reduce hunger indeed shocking observe time international community embarked upon era detente disarmament programme military expenditures grown according known figures billion billion present time responsible health
RWA 1980 1223 1223 struggle safeguard independence country yugoslavia spoken turmoils political conflicts tearing apart many parts planet moment however exist problems even serious lasting rife majority countries hunger malnutrition poverty disease scourges threaten destructive devastating making still precarious existence populations africa example areas spared ravages floods drought devastating everything path advances alarming manner vast health
RWA 1980 1225 1225 independence country yugoslavia spoken turmoils political conflicts tearing apart many parts planet moment however exist problems even serious lasting rife majority countries hunger malnutrition poverty disease scourges threaten destructive devastating making still precarious existence populations africa example areas spared ravages floods drought devastating everything path advances alarming manner vast extents territory health
SDN 1980 2002 2002 countries deeply concerned fact vast resources squandered annually arms race sum billion spent military installations hardware millions people around world starving death others victims poverty disease international community called upon put end irrational state affairs irrational rule serious urgent action must undertaken towards complete disarmament utilization financial human resources thus freed health
SGP 1980 106 106 republic tanzania mr salim’s fair efficient management affairs past year earned universal acclaim admiration one remarkable accomplishments glad see trying best maintain cured united nations disease never starting meetings time also pleasant task fellow member commonwealth welcome zimbabwe saint vincent grenadines membership organization report work organization past year secretary general correctly health
SOM 1980 320 320 assistance received directly intermediary united nations however unless international response worsening refugee crisis forthcoming thousands women children make bulk refugees somalia may well die starvation disease near future therefore appeal continued generous humanitarian assistance serious plight refugees can alleviated even must stressed refugees symptom deeper problems particularly important international community understand health
SOM 1980 1743 1743 urgent programme action outlined steps needed help developing countries next years basic programme action 1980s can provide less favoured among international community least minimum fields nutrition health housing communications education employment issues particularly urgent countries like time time suffer natural disasters longer term problems desertification yet must also face problems inflation health
SOM 1980 1744 1744 programme action outlined steps needed help developing countries next years basic programme action 1980s can provide less favoured among international community least minimum fields nutrition health housing communications education employment issues particularly urgent countries like time time suffer natural disasters longer term problems desertification yet must also face problems inflation rising health
SWZ 1980 1528 1528 fairer equitable footing delegation believes international community whole regardless domestic political economic systems fully contribute global efforts restructuring existing world economic order ravages widespread starvation malnutrition affecting certain regions developing world severe fast becoming desperate mankind indulge niceties blaming past history existence present problems needed now analysis past misdeeds colonialism forms health
TCD 1980 2060 2060 chad just acute ever beyond states specialized agencies appeal goes also various charitable organizations welfare organizations throughout world women children old persons languishing poverty dying disease malnutrition believe laid sufficient stress extreme gravity problem chad appeal international community help us solve problem internal difficulties however grave may cause us overlook equally health
TCD 1980 2061 2061 just acute ever beyond states specialized agencies appeal goes also various charitable organizations welfare organizations throughout world women children old persons languishing poverty dying disease malnutrition believe laid sufficient stress extreme gravity problem chad appeal international community help us solve problem internal difficulties however grave may cause us overlook equally disturbing health
TGO 1980 906 906 many countries victims apartheid give even elementary shelter refugees make available food medicine clothing need help authorities receiving countries strengthen economies can build necessary social health infrastructures thus oau well inspired thirty-fifth ordinary session council ministers held freetown june made appeal contributions states oau appeal must heeded order demonstrate universal solidarity health
TGO 1980 1554 1554 impose laws practically billion deprived illiterate people today serious danger threatens peace earth demographic growth rather unequal way goods produced mankind distributed long fail cheek malnutrition illiteracy scourges peace earth among peopled nations will utopian vision children dying hunger every day throughout developing world impression major powers delighting squandering resources humanity health
TGO 1980 1678 1678 participate interminable conferences organized wealthy countries disarmament matters conferences know dice loaded long time impression wealthy countries revelling egoism high looking vast majority mankind wallowing malnutrition sickness illiteracy since count wealthy poor attempting initial steps solidarity second extraordinary session assembly heads state government oau first session devoted economic matters held april health
THA 1980 1094 1094 western kampuchea thailand received foreign minister viet nam may remains prepared continue constructive dialogue new york elsewhere humanitarian side response plight khmer people ravaged hunger disease thailand past year co-operated closely secretary-general united nations agencies international committee red cross non-governmental organizations without discrimination facilitated provision transport assistance border well via kompong health
TTO 1980 301 301 genius changing swords ploughshares creating body destruction means ensuring greater co-operation among sovereign nation states affairs nations necessity progenitor creativity scourge war like scourge pestilence disease therefore impelled man self-interest co-operate fellow man members will forgive say perception delegation standing brink crisis unprecedented proportions fact face crisis squandering resources squandering lives health
TTO 1980 379 379 periods cooperation nations analysis can serve underline imperative need universal solidarity decade beyond united nations provides forum co-operation present level economic development third world characterized malnutrition high unemployment absence safe water supplies poor housing high levels illiteracy short life expectancy short absence basic needs survival tangible evidence suffering constitutes cold economic health
TUN 1980 1394 1394 united nations decade women work national union tunisian women honoured award united nations human rights prize crowned magnificent activities president bourguiba well done fight hunger malnutrition sickness educate girls boys endow country democratic institutions ensure liberty dignity shall vain words mere slogans give us reason satisfaction know still much must done health
TZA 1980 1997 1997 new international economic order witnessed six years dialogue aimed averting confrontation dialogue necessary though may fostered neglect compounded trend accelerating economic adversity developing countries hunger disease deprivation increased abated yet chance come grips problems strengthen aspiration realization peaceful world lies commencement global negotiations neither rivalry isolation can destroy essential unity planet health
UGA 1980 354 354 system demand new international economic order therefore demand justice justice apart also matter collective survival historical relationship referred world become interdependent export industries north depend health economies survival longer possible economies developing countries collapse without collapse significantly injuring economies industrialized nations therefore interest industrialized nations work us order produce stable secure health
USA 1980 327 327 principles non-intervention self-determination non-alignment afghanistan kampuchea well armed aggression continues welcome reports progress made th4 leadership united nations secretary general international organizations relieving conditions deprivation disease prevalent year ago threat renewed starvation requires significant contribution international community despite improvement kampuchea’s desperate human situation progress whatsoever made towards securing withdrawal occupying vietnamese health
ZMB 1980 1776 1776 innocent men women children continue flee homes countries languish harsh economic social conditions indeed millions world’s people still live conditions abject poverty afflicted hunger ignorance disease human rights situation world remains generally bleak therefore still much miserable perilous world grave threats international peace security ideal world envisaged charter united nations remains health
ZWE 1980 178 178 manner relentless initiative zeal achieve global equality peace tranquillity characterized term office made country united nations numerous friends given hope oppressed peoples starving nations ill health one day solutions problems will found ndugu salim ahmed salim country proud leadership front-line states southern africa proud leadership o au proud leadership non-aligned nations health
ZWE 1980 365 365 situations neighbouring countries notably botswana mozambique zambia half million people herded enemy forces so-called protected villages similar hamlets vietnamese war protected villages became riddled starvation disease many people took refuge cities towns created shanty conditions economy country placed war footing illegal regime spent million zimbabwe dollars per day war disrupted addition health
ZWE 1980 1300 1300 independence confirmed leaders countries close us experienced quite recently countries southern part africa developing independently consequence communications trade developing along separate lines fight poverty famine disease also developing along separate lines without much regard interests countries might similarly affected course little alternative zimbabwe politically economically isolated became independent still countries physically health
AGO 1981 386 386 compelled repeat earlier words time millions human beings still without freedom right choose future able avail ways means fighting servitude humiliation tyranny poverty hunger ignorance disease time developing peoples take resolute action fight imperialism colonialism neocolonialism zionism expansionism apartheid exploitation man man able freely choose economic political social cultural systems free health
ALB 1981 2207 2207 particular oil industry will strengthened investments agriculture will increase will progress towards intensification seventh five-year plan great progress will achieved fields education culture science protection health people albanian people direct leadership labor party albania year will mark fortieth anniversary wisely led founder comrade enver hoxha advancing proudly towards future aware fact health
ARE 1981 1582 1582 collective participation effort change structure remedies currently advocated respect important affirm final objective establishing new international economic relations based fairness mutual respect interest mankind since health prosperity industrial economies great extent linked development developing world demands change thus acquire global comprehensive dimension sectors world economy require urgent global action thus inflation health
BEN 1981 1889 1889 united nations defend noble mission call fewer spectacular conferences future adopt fewer formal resolutions seek instead obtain concrete results light fact scourges ensuing underdevelopment famine disease ignorance continue claim millions victims whose number continues grow every day perspective truly just humanitarian new international economic order can established new international economic order health
BGD 1981 543 543 countries southasian region proposal mooted late president southasian forum regional cooperation bangladesh fully agrees world economic scene indeed disquieting poor countries engaged grim struggle hunger disease mass unemployment rich industrialized countries also battling inflation recession unemployment political economic problems compounded decline human moral values problems however viewed isolated phenomena fall pattern health
BGD 1981 849 849 perpetually divided segments rich poor million population constant fear starvation clearly irrational preposterous global approach based mutuality interests cooperative efforts world can rid scourges hunger disease illiteracy plague two thirds population inflation recession unemployment bedevil remaining third firmly believe political economic security entire family mankind goal can achieved concrete action program health
BRB 1981 184 184 blueprint economic cooperation developed developing countries gathering dust chancelleries north unless significant progress northsouth cooperation immediate future lives peoples south will continue ravaged poverty starvation disease delegation therefore regrets governments united states united kingdom cutting back aid developing world may timely warn continuing mass unemployment mass poverty mass starvation will destroy health
CAF 1981 1303 1303 led budgetary deficit million budget million cumulative debt now amounts million social educational sectors spared together constant depreciation purchasing power continuous impoverishment population total degradation health educational services infrastructure already inadequate thereby leading increase disease rise rate dropouts growing deficiency training technicians although biennial plan economic social improvement established previous regime health
CAF 1981 1312 1312 amounts million social educational sectors spared together constant depreciation purchasing power continuous impoverishment population total degradation health educational services infrastructure already inadequate thereby leading increase disease rise rate dropouts growing deficiency training technicians although biennial plan economic social improvement established previous regime situation scarcely changed indeed deteriorated result inadequacy financial means health
CAF 1981 1379 1379 improvement public finances agricultural pastoral development ensure food self-sufficiency necessary income rural population reconstruction road network ensure permanent communication provinces provinces capital rehabilitation establishment educational health institutions goes without saying enable military committee carry minimum emergency program taking account dire situation just described external assistance essential accordingly like address appeal rostrum health
CAN 1981 2498 2498 benefit open universal international trading system canada will continue pursue goal focus new proposed ministerial meeting gatt export prospects developing countries also increasingly important factor health international payments system international banking foreseeable future developing countries will continue need substantial external finance whether form private investment commercial loans concessional loans grants private health
CHL 1981 539 539 inflation per cent approximately per cent figure anticipated year stated one government’s principal objectives defeat extreme poverty misery summarize figures social expenditure allotment government resources health nutrition housing education almost per cent total public expenditure last years applied programs public expenditure amounted per cent contributed inter alia significant reduction infant mortality health
CHL 1981 540 540 per cent approximately per cent figure anticipated year stated one government’s principal objectives defeat extreme poverty misery summarize figures social expenditure allotment government resources health nutrition housing education almost per cent total public expenditure last years applied programs public expenditure amounted per cent contributed inter alia significant reduction infant mortality rate health
CHL 1981 564 564 health nutrition housing education almost per cent total public expenditure last years applied programs public expenditure amounted per cent contributed inter alia significant reduction infant mortality rate finally stepped efforts create new employment resulted remarkable reduction unemployment rate early reached per cent today reduced per cent active population despite fact latter health
CIV 1981 971 971 billion people live poverty appears million will find state absolute poverty unless careful now countries two three people die hunger seventy per cent children suffer malnutrition billion people condemned illiteracy three quarters population earth one fifth word’s income developed countries hand one quarter people possess four fifths income human will rarely health
CIV 1981 1927 1927 grown year year reach astronomical figure billion whereas development aid falling billion repugnant see resources devoted works death times great devoted works life program eradication malaria represents one thousandth military expenditures lack funds cost 10-year program cover essential needs food medical care less per cent expenditures may cancun meeting second special health
COL 1981 1689 1689 consider natural mean world without postal services telecommunications international civil aviation economic financial cooperation among states meteorological data outside national boundaries preventive measures spread global epidemics without means continuing promoting increasing world food production without action joint guidelines field education labor without possibility maintaining scientific cultural exchanges without stimulus support progress health
COM 1981 255 255 equal great responsibilities can fulfill thirty-one members organization including country suffering particularly acutely unfavorable economic situation world experiencing present therefore every day circle poverty famine disease closes little peoples countries decided call least-developed faced awesome structural problems terms human well technical financial resources suffering one several geographic climatic handicaps absence coastline health
CPV 1981 2029 2029 colonial relations secondly economic situation underdeveloped countries objectively allow continue tolerate evils stemming grave structural problems created present system determination peoples improve standard living terms health food training education culture well-being just aspiration primary exigence contemporary civilization denouncing unjust system condemns large part mankind subhuman conditions claim judge name guilty parties health
CUB 1981 24 24 court law responsible forum condemns murder international law also condemns aggression killing children particular even revolting ninety-nine children died cuba victims hemorrhagic dengue epidemic took toll lives epidemic broke simultaneously various parts country news cases states area less three years country suffered scourge five grave plagues epidemics hit cattle health
CUB 1981 28 28 responsible forum condemns murder international law also condemns aggression killing children particular even revolting ninety-nine children died cuba victims hemorrhagic dengue epidemic took toll lives epidemic broke simultaneously various parts country news cases states area less three years country suffered scourge five grave plagues epidemics hit cattle plantations now people swine health
CUB 1981 47 47 hemorrhagic dengue epidemic took toll lives epidemic broke simultaneously various parts country news cases states area less three years country suffered scourge five grave plagues epidemics hit cattle plantations now people swine fever blue mold tobacco sugarcane rot hemorrhagic dengue recently still process fighting last disease hemorrhagic conjunctivitis convinced imperialists agencies health
CUB 1981 67 67 suffered scourge five grave plagues epidemics hit cattle plantations now people swine fever blue mold tobacco sugarcane rot hemorrhagic dengue recently still process fighting last disease hemorrhagic conjunctivitis convinced imperialists agencies united states government using biological weapons people cuba know published even united states official publications united states many years developing health
CUB 1981 133 133 weapons particularly war people viet nam many united state’s veterans war still suffering united states effects exposure areas near places weapons used case hemorrhagic dengue epidemic disease produced dengue virus thorough serious detailed studies carried put cuba’s technical scientific personnel also aid cooperation highly qualified experts countries led conclusion virus deliberately health
CUB 1981 134 134 particularly war people viet nam many united state’s veterans war still suffering united states effects exposure areas near places weapons used case hemorrhagic dengue epidemic disease produced dengue virus thorough serious detailed studies carried put cuba’s technical scientific personnel also aid cooperation highly qualified experts countries led conclusion virus deliberately introduced health
CUB 1981 167 167 carried put cuba’s technical scientific personnel also aid cooperation highly qualified experts countries led conclusion virus deliberately introduced cuba result systematic exhaustive analysis available information health agencies institutions well sources verified hemorrhagic dengue epidemic appeared cuba epidemic outbreaks dengue virus taken place african southeast asian countries relations health authorities determined cuban health
CUB 1981 175 175 cooperation highly qualified experts countries led conclusion virus deliberately introduced cuba result systematic exhaustive analysis available information health agencies institutions well sources verified hemorrhagic dengue epidemic appeared cuba epidemic outbreaks dengue virus taken place african southeast asian countries relations health authorities determined cuban foreign citizen coming regions areas suffered disease produced health
CUB 1981 178 178 experts countries led conclusion virus deliberately introduced cuba result systematic exhaustive analysis available information health agencies institutions well sources verified hemorrhagic dengue epidemic appeared cuba epidemic outbreaks dengue virus taken place african southeast asian countries relations health authorities determined cuban foreign citizen coming regions areas suffered disease produced virus outbreaks dengue health
CUB 1981 189 189 analysis available information health agencies institutions well sources verified hemorrhagic dengue epidemic appeared cuba epidemic outbreaks dengue virus taken place african southeast asian countries relations health authorities determined cuban foreign citizen coming regions areas suffered disease produced virus outbreaks dengue virus latin america caribbean basin last cases registered date hand know health
CUB 1981 199 199 dengue epidemic appeared cuba epidemic outbreaks dengue virus taken place african southeast asian countries relations health authorities determined cuban foreign citizen coming regions areas suffered disease produced virus outbreaks dengue virus latin america caribbean basin last cases registered date hand know research centers united states dedicated development biological weapons devoted special health
DZA 1981 239 239 may legitimately speak non-assistance endangered peoples billion spent annually armaments throughout world report global produced commission established jimmy carter informs us quantity cereals needed eradicate malnutrition throughout world value equivalent price five submarines year practically billion people will living absolute poverty line scientific euphemism far describing everything subhuman condition means foreign health
ETH 1981 1924 1924 grenada fraternal cuba particular blockaded years daily threatened bullied united states deplore blockade call liquidation guantanamo base cuba also subjected inhuman form warfare unleashed major epidemic country leading death many among innocent children hauntingly reminiscent fascism’s use poison gas ethiopian people eve second world war claimed epidemic question brought cuba africa health
ETH 1981 1945 1945 form warfare unleashed major epidemic country leading death many among innocent children hauntingly reminiscent fascism’s use poison gas ethiopian people eve second world war claimed epidemic question brought cuba africa cuban internationalists returning home patent lie also vividly racist overtones less authority come conclusive verdict disease exists africa imperialist policy pursued health
ETH 1981 1965 1965 eve second world war claimed epidemic question brought cuba africa cuban internationalists returning home patent lie also vividly racist overtones less authority come conclusive verdict disease exists africa imperialist policy pursued washington provoked anger indignation peace-loving freedom-loving peoples everywhere inescapable duty warn threats peace posed policy imperialist resurgence domination threat must health
ETH 1981 2395 2395 standard tactic imperialism create confusing situations order give wars semblance legality people ethiopia consolidated gains popular revolution attained stability tranquility now embarked relentless war poverty disease ignorance backwardness country thus firmly committed promotion peace security region particular throughout world general peoples world paramount duty join hands stand together honorable crusade backwardness health
FIN 1981 1216 1216 necessary responsibility member states united nations particular developed nations must assume equitable share responsibility dimensions international economic problems immense population pressures continue abject poverty hunger malnutrition prevail human environment deteriorates limits set scarcity natural resources evident radical change imperative priority must given mobilizing resources fight problems requires structural change world economy health
GAB 1981 1084 1084 matter considered second special session general assembly devoted disarmament convened soon huge sums far devoted weapons allocated financing humanitarian activities say advancement developing countries improvement health education reduction social inequalities principal aim disarmament decade decreed december general assembly see resolution e xxiv since now time prepare balance sheet let us outset health
GHA 1981 373 373 steps taken international community grapple problems development way us whether rich poor large small take meaningful part international development process act concert eliminate poverty hunger malnutrition attendant ills continue afflict mankind spite perennial expressions concern lot humanity throughout 36-year history organization people today hungry unsheltered unclothed world international quest solutions began health
GHA 1981 488 488 parts world self-interest therefore dictates well-being international community primary concern aspirations mind country watching keen interest personal involvement leaders powerful industrial countries west attempts restore health international economy assessment situation leads us conclude direct involvement signifies nations rightly believe capacity international community solve problems currently besetting world’s economy like refuse accept health
GHA 1981 649 649 energy food agriculture situation world today gives cause apprehension anxiety world food conference held rome targeted year international community taken steps lead complete elimination hunger malnutrition order child wherever might go bed hungry sad commentary efforts international community regard today technical ability international community tackle food problem increased many times real health
GHA 1981 703 703 conference made historic resolve africa problems development present harrowing features many millions otherwise able men women children continue face real threat lives merely result hunger malnutrition world exceptional scientific technological progress viewed disturbing backdrop ghana delegation welcomes decision imf broaden existing compensatory financing facility help cater needs food-deficit developing countries hope health
GRC 1981 894 894 reflection order weigh implications commitments will asked undertake must act quickly negotiations will prove easy one reason delayed millions children whose growth may arrested inadequate nutrition will forgive us failure greece maritime country par excellence believes need conclude without delay convention covers aspects law sea acceptable countries large small without convention health
GTM 1981 174 174 undertaken like mention start first stage national peripheral highway project intended give country extensive network first-class roads construction hydroelectric plants provincial hospitals schools low-cost housing health centers sports facilities modern port pacific ocean agriculture program way based philosophy consists handing agricultural workers system agricultural collectives government-owned farms ranches guatemalans may land health
GTM 1981 1182 1182 take account political economic factors also social cultural problems since injustices present international system limited economic relations international trade monetary problems also involve living conditions health education well cultural spiritual needs concept new order made deeper broader order speaking much type organization international relations juridical order based recognition rights obligations order health
GUY 1981 338 338 nations luxuriously housed others take shelter rain flimsiest hovels others remain illiterate bounds knowledge expand continually moment preparations war escalate specter deformation death due hunger malnutrition disease deprivation lack adequate housing decimation destruction conventional nuclear warfare even invoked self-defense combine imperil survival mankind particular juncture aware serious negative trends tendencies international health
GUY 1981 339 339 luxuriously housed others take shelter rain flimsiest hovels others remain illiterate bounds knowledge expand continually moment preparations war escalate specter deformation death due hunger malnutrition disease deprivation lack adequate housing decimation destruction conventional nuclear warfare even invoked self-defense combine imperil survival mankind particular juncture aware serious negative trends tendencies international relations health
HTI 1981 323 323 years now worsened repercussions felt principally already weakened economies poorest countries world situation tragedies will disappear richest nations show generosity commit resolutely out-and-out campaign hunger disease poverty underdevelopment ignorance darken daily life millions human beings objective analysis world situation strengthens conviction everywhere serious inroads living standards many third world countries collective health
IND 1981 619 619 bullock cart grinding wheel symbolic another equally relevant application technology self-reliance consists trying find solutions problems primarily according genius problems basically simple food clothing shelter health education sheer magnitude baffling complexity psychosomatic ailments paranoia kind afflicting us will therefore persevere massive effort lift whole mass piecemeal using methods technology relevant situation health
IND 1981 1471 1471 visited upon pol pot regime addition privations endure earlier struggle peoples indochina national liberation independence sovereignty just begun look future semblance hope expectation prospects famine disease receded stage effort outside world reassure kampuchean people process embarked upon will reversed erstwhile persecutors will never allowed return unleash reign terror upon therefore great health
IRL 1981 676 676 act helsinki madrid committee disarmament geneva believe help changing better present international climate steady increase military expenditure dangerous also wasteful diversion world’s resources development poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy effects under-development remain daily realities vast majority world’s population terms sheer numbers people today live lives misery want people die hunger ever situation health
IRL 1981 677 677 helsinki madrid committee disarmament geneva believe help changing better present international climate steady increase military expenditure dangerous also wasteful diversion world’s resources development poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy effects under-development remain daily realities vast majority world’s population terms sheer numbers people today live lives misery want people die hunger ever situation affront health
IRQ 1981 2755 2755 purposes large proportion form tax-free grants quite apart opening american market sale israeli bonds thus american citizen lost huge sums money allocated education social services health welfare united states hence united states become principal contributor continuing existence usurping zionist entity permanent aggression rights arab nation indeed successive united states governments hesitated health
ISR 1981 307 307 countries come time set creating progressive rapidly developing society urgent problems weighed upon us spared effort cooperating young developing nations fields agriculture hydrology rural development health youth leadership fruitful process international cooperation dozens countries regardless political outlook constantly moving forward continuous search solutions evolving challenges development israel’s experts recently formulated new health
ITA 1981 2245 2245 reflect well just suggested organization operational meeting purpose achieving action united nations specialized agencies located rome certain concrete objectives given immediate effect relating struggle hunger malnutrition cooperation field agriculture food production initiative put forward italy ottawa approved final communique meeting endorsed countries european community now course preparation development trust initiative besides health
ITA 1981 2276 2276 initiative put forward italy ottawa approved final communique meeting endorsed countries european community now course preparation development trust initiative besides offering prompt solutions international scourge malnutrition will help strengthen confidence possibility advancing along path economic growth cooperation one basic aims united nations concluding statement like refer important dual responsibility united nations health
JAM 1981 1764 1764 matters interest primarily developing countries organization greater anomaly devoting human material resources arms assembly year year continue hear many parts globe man losing struggle hunger malnutrition time seriousness food crisis prompted fao call global food alert international community might reflect solemn resolve made world food conference rome resolved governments accept goal health
JAM 1981 1809 1809 conference rome resolved governments accept goal within decade child will go bed hungry family will fear next day’s bread human being’s future capacities will stunted malnutrition failure eradicate hunger within decade glaring reminder priorities international community pledge will kept intrinsic impossibility attainment simply food problem treated seriously enough international community efforts health
JAM 1981 1938 1938 urge international community recognize fully urgency dimensions food crisis necessary ensure call international development strategy third united nations development decade general assembly resolution elimination hunger malnutrition least end century begin ring hollow us states members noble organization custodians hopes aspirations mankind peace security better way life must translate aspirations realities therefore health
JOR 1981 410 410 economic relations reached critical stage jordan pointed assembly previous session 25th meeting survival continuation human race depend speedy solution objective view clearly reveals poverty ignorance disease rife many communities well drought regularly threatens life many nations asia africa dangers caused situation tragic human dimension failed move political will rich nations adequately health
JPN 1981 1717 1717 conference assistance refugees africa held april year japan declared intention extend positive cooperation problem believe every country continue extend maximum assistance relief refugees suffering starvation disease based fundamental position pursuit peace refusal become military power consistent policy foreign relations country contribute building world peace prosperity determined work actively world peace prosperity health
KHM 1981 812 812 now known international community aroused indignation condemnation symptoms toxicity described note verbal dated september 19s1 permanent representative united states entirely keeping description given ministry public health democratic kampuchea april ai36 suffering people beyond description boundless great unholy determination hanoi expansionists integrate kampuchea costs even without population within vietnamese empire called indochina health
LBN 1981 1868 1868 interaction ideas ideas may belong beauty meeting christians moslems unparalleled goal aspiration forum innovation creation bright face smiling everyone indeed consolation unity affected unity lebanon health function health unity right health right peace right lebanon today craves jerusalem uniqueness originality jerusalem today craves lebanon uniqueness originality jerusalem lebanon two poles two health
LBN 1981 1870 1870 ideas may belong beauty meeting christians moslems unparalleled goal aspiration forum innovation creation bright face smiling everyone indeed consolation unity affected unity lebanon health function health unity right health right peace right lebanon today craves jerusalem uniqueness originality jerusalem today craves lebanon uniqueness originality jerusalem lebanon two poles two pillars arab health
LBN 1981 1873 1873 beauty meeting christians moslems unparalleled goal aspiration forum innovation creation bright face smiling everyone indeed consolation unity affected unity lebanon health function health unity right health right peace right lebanon today craves jerusalem uniqueness originality jerusalem today craves lebanon uniqueness originality jerusalem lebanon two poles two pillars arab world necessary peace health
LBR 1981 192 192 relieve problems made revolution necessary inevitable people motivated firm determination resolve problems beset liberia per cent illiteracy cultural alienation economy produces consume consume produce inadequate health delivery system per cent unemployment within active labor force pattern corruption bequeathed people erstwhile princes privilege may recalled people’s redemption council inherited bankrupt treasury overdraft health
MLT 1981 618 618 continue complicate retard prospects indigenous democratic progress free outside interference meanwhile victims apartheid languish obscene system shortchanged caprices big business power-politics disinherited earth die hunger malnutrition illiteracy every ounce life-sustaining food people crave unresponsive world recklessly squanders thousands tons death-dealing weaponry old problems enough unfortunately new areas bigpower confrontation emerging dramatic health
MRT 1981 629 629 world food day assembly’s thirty-fifth session welcomes fact general assembly will devoting special meeting subject year mist event will lead greater awareness threats hunger undernourishment malnutrition throughout world area industrialization another driving force economic growth performances developing countries encourage optimism lima plan action industrial development cooperation modest seems unlikely attained however health
MUS 1981 452 452 role united states indian ocean social economic political stability have- considerably affected iu countries bordering indian ocean political tensions wars endemic economic crisis today become pandemic main problems world today mass unemployment inflation balance payments deficits constitute direct threat social democracy third world situation indicative insufficiency present world economic order almost health
NER 1981 784 784 paradoxically pompously named development decade debt increased billion cost debt servicing increased billion even food assistance urgency humanitarian nature emphasized every day extension critical zones malnutrition times seems losing ability attract support can done remedy situation can ensure impatience south certain conservative reactions north lead world dominated discontent fear anxiety can health
NGA 1981 160 160 fifty-sixth members assembly comity nations admission now nearer dream attaining universality united nations believe also owe secretarygeneral much gratitude dedication duty unfailing concern welfare good health organization time sterling qualities served united nations better past years international system suffered considerable strains tensions great concern country delegation view general deterioration international situation health
PAK 1981 2286 2286 rooted need fundamental structural changes imperatives interdependence failed receive adequate recognition even though acknowledged fact developing countries greatest source trade expansion world economic wellbeing essential health world economy global negotiations entire international community committed yet launched expectations ottawa summit meeting remained un-fulfilled international development cooperation received serious setback today basis multilateral health
PAN 1981 901 901 general omar torrijos threw open doors true democratization panamanian society full achievement independence sovereignty agrarian reform provided access land farmers communities given access education housing health care communications sources energy brought regions country national body participation communities throughout country discussions decisions concerning problems future republic widened general system popular pluralist representation health
PAN 1981 1030 1030 characterizes every region world without exception key solution immense problems overwhelm large majority countries third world lies fact true peace indivisible social justice wherever want disease ignorance unemployment wherever hopelessness will violence one form another violence hunger uncertainty homelessness violence privileges violence uphold refusing make necessary changes finally violent rebellion wretched health
PNG 1981 397 397 expenditures arms defense third world country facing difficult economic decade papua new guinea sympathizes least developed countries yet overcome far basic problems feeding providing adequate health care people delegation believes time defense nuclear arms race looked proper humanitarian perspective nations arm name providing deterrent conflict lives may saved malnutrition disease floods health
PNG 1981 420 420 providing adequate health care people delegation believes time defense nuclear arms race looked proper humanitarian perspective nations arm name providing deterrent conflict lives may saved malnutrition disease floods famine claiming millions lives otherwise saved little humanitarian concern wealthy nations papua new guinea’s intention accede treaty nonproliferation nuclear weapons general assembly resolution health
PNG 1981 421 421 adequate health care people delegation believes time defense nuclear arms race looked proper humanitarian perspective nations arm name providing deterrent conflict lives may saved malnutrition disease floods famine claiming millions lives otherwise saved little humanitarian concern wealthy nations papua new guinea’s intention accede treaty nonproliferation nuclear weapons general assembly resolution xxii health
POL 1981 1197 1197 exemplified unprecedented israeli attack iraqi nuclear installations individual manifestations countryman head roman catholic church pope john paul ii lately fallen victim terrorist rejoice complete return health finally fourth though least important factor improving climate world establishing new just economic order surmounting joint efforts crisis developments international economic cooperation destructive attempts continue health
RUS 1981 3633 3633 everything within capability human beings intelligence energy dedication life noble ideals clearer now ever enormous challenges confronting peoples meet rapidly growing needs fields energy food health education explore oceans outer space preserve nature problems can solved provided mankind saves war everything done ensure remaining two decades twentieth century people can live health
RWA 1981 1342 1342 product wealthy countries whereas target decided upon second united nations development decade per cent result situation stagnation indeed slump economies developing countries whose populations condemned malnutrition sickness poverty deprivation persisting sickness international economic system purely transitory phenomenon rather symptom deep underlying structural imbalances call bold reforms certain important vital areas food health
SDN 1981 751 751 escalating arms race world frightening race occurring great powers also poor developing countries better channel limited human natural resources development construction alleviation poverty hunger ignorance disease underdevelopment sad regrettable time frightening note expenditure weapons capable destroying world ten times reached astronomical figure exceeding billion world plagued serious economic crises undermine foundations health
SLE 1981 816 816 appeal members international community can afford help clear case self-interested altruism can peace justice happiness stability interdependent world significant proportion members continue wallow poverty ignorance disease every often mankind confirms ability respond crises resilience imagination determination adaptation resilience doubt essential survival human race regrettably however man yet muster technological capabilities skill health
SWE 1981 1504 1504 many countries origins deep economic social injustices widening gap rich poor countries may ultimately lead international conflicts one fifth mankind living margin existence hunger unemployment illness without adequate shelter intolerable point view human solidarity long run incompatible world peace stability crying needs exist resources limited fully used also resources available expended health
TCD 1981 426 426 undp reconstruction n’djamena airport agency similarly organizations icao unicef international committee red cross european development fund made considerable means available us thanks combined efforts famine epidemics avoided displaced persons refugees found shelter elements distribution systems drinking water electricity n’djamena airport means communication rebuilt certain friendly countries wait appeals united nations oau health
TGO 1981 131 131 problems confront whole international community indeed last quarter twentieth century world continues live threat scourges modern science despite prestigious progress able stop completely today hunger malnutrition illiteracy disease still afflict half mankind tiny proportion globe’s population lives opulence impression certain nations placing bets apparent power believe complementarity means subjugation poorest richest health
TGO 1981 133 133 whole international community indeed last quarter twentieth century world continues live threat scourges modern science despite prestigious progress able stop completely today hunger malnutrition illiteracy disease still afflict half mankind tiny proportion globe’s population lives opulence impression certain nations placing bets apparent power believe complementarity means subjugation poorest richest planet order health
TGO 1981 503 503 poorer external debt attained unbearable proportions given low level development indeed newly independent countries trying raise level living peoples set schools educate citizens develop public health provide communication infrastructures essential every human community time can rely natural resources assistance international community one form another last analysis always seen terms loans resources health
TGO 1981 1333 1333 south africa recently stated president togolese republic general army gnassingbe eyadema togo accommodate situation injustice oppression prevails present region regime unworthy man cur time contrary mortality maintaining cost unheard-of violence people whose wrong color skin far namibia concerned founding president rassemblement du peuplc togolaise resident togolese republic expressed togo’s position case health
TGO 1981 1719 1719 expression without economic independence freedom illusion president eyaddma said world disarray profoundly gripped doubt action must directed towards settling essential problems confronting various societies famine disease ignorance mission president togolese republic deeply believes undertaken men good will really wish defend independence nations safeguard freedom peoples sacred mission organization put operation every health
URY 1981 786 786 rejection situations distorting man’s true nature wonder whether rivalry among nations eradicating basic need unity will prevent us fighting ask order fight successfully poverty hunger health education enhance dignity life ennoble mankind worthwhile stage consider matters full dimension international community must rearrange bonds interdependence else face catastrophe large part mankind may health
URY 1981 881 881 famine poverty demands assembly direct attention report recently published world bank desperate plight million people living conditions absolute poverty report fundamentally addressed industrialized countries warns health economies directly linked developing countries adding illusion industrialized countries believe immune problems faced developing world document coming impeccable source presents objectivity candor situation affects mankind health
USA 1981 227 227 since second world war progress development uneven none less widespread enormous economic growth registered example last three decades average incomes actually doubled also great advances health life expectancy increased dramatically even poorest countries infant mortality reduced experience however fully shared countries prospect future now clouded recent trends pattern increasing economic growth health
USA 1981 236 236 widespread enormous economic growth registered example last three decades average incomes actually doubled also great advances health life expectancy increased dramatically even poorest countries infant mortality reduced experience however fully shared countries prospect future now clouded recent trends pattern increasing economic growth critical development slowed inflation high energy prices severe balance health
USA 1981 363 363 begins recognizing highly complex difficult situation face poorest developing countries require longterm generous concessional aid developed developing countries raise productivity broadly based education training improvements health nutrition better infrastructure also need sound economic policies particularly agricultural sector ultimately objective must involve international economic system thereby strengthening opportunities incentives self-sustaining growth middle health
USA 1981 364 364 recognizing highly complex difficult situation face poorest developing countries require longterm generous concessional aid developed developing countries raise productivity broadly based education training improvements health nutrition better infrastructure also need sound economic policies particularly agricultural sector ultimately objective must involve international economic system thereby strengthening opportunities incentives self-sustaining growth middle tier health
USA 1981 1160 1160 constructive consultations trade investment issues already occurred believe mutually beneficial cooperation can strengthened common benefit similar consultations developing countries southern africa desirable strong interest economic health stability nations commercial relationships along foreign assistance will help us attain objective united states also worked capital surplus members opec bilateral multilateral basis able combine health
WSM 1981 1224 1224 steps right direction disarmament big powers third world let us decry big powers villains many third world countries much dismay appear put military priorities ahead health welfare education populations priorities world askew chances ultimate survival seem dimmer dimmer little help sink slough despair must instead concentrate possible measures however slowly can health
WSM 1981 1306 1306 something particular importance countries pacific region comprehensive test-ban treaty nuclear testing environment stopped testing pacific ocean possibility nuclear waste dumped ocean caused us great concern health peoples purity environment wish activities cease can make progress matters coming special session general assembly devoted disarmament shall taken satisfying step towards preservation world health
YUG 1981 120 120 interests giving way ever wider frequent use force imposed rule international conduct right peoples determine destiny denied new forms political economic domination threatening become chronic illness international relations world community crossroads peace security development becoming ever uncertain darkest days cold war clear old order privileges monopolies inequalities based division world blocs health
YUG 1981 648 648 hunger today world ever recent data well many international meetings held year clearly confirmed quarter total population developing countries exposed permanent starvation another quarter suffers malnutrition still efforts establish new international economic order far produced even initial results global negotiations yet ground believe session necessary political will demonstrated launch negotiations thus health
AGO 1982 343 343 future peoples faced growing tragedy endured millions human beings still deprived freedom right choose destiny lacking ways means fight servitude humiliation tyranny wretchedness famine ignorance disease feel compelled repeat bears grave responsibility first place deterioration international situation see present united states administration certain allies agents preferred instruments bear responsibility racist fascist health
ATG 1982 1493 1493 young people world summer openly demonstrated major cities including new york seat united nations protests generation continuous unrelenting stockpiling weapons broken like rash rash resistance epidemic health otherwise unhealthy world many young people associate failure halt arms race ineffectiveness assembly creation united nations governments enshrine charter role collective security promise mankind health
ATG 1982 1494 1494 people world summer openly demonstrated major cities including new york seat united nations protests generation continuous unrelenting stockpiling weapons broken like rash rash resistance epidemic health otherwise unhealthy world many young people associate failure halt arms race ineffectiveness assembly creation united nations governments enshrine charter role collective security promise mankind make health
ATG 1982 1671 1671 countries consider funds mean quality life developing countries portion released development assistance moreover rich nations consider effect release funds productive sectors economies jobs young people health care old delegation pleased see report week chairmen biggest corporations united states including many count pentagon business called cut military spending although objective may confined health
BEL 1982 621 621 evolution world economic situation must also fight poverty wherever rampant must concern iives poorest poorest countries also spates access benefits society schooling participation production process health benefits housing described fourth world third order priority following aims first scrupulous respect states universal declaration human right acceptance implementation states rights generally accepted indispensable health
BEN 1982 1892 1892 indebtedness developing countries can developing countries honour foreign debt commitments amount hundreds billions dollars know undergoing economic recession seriously affects budgets know populations suffering hunger malnutrition disease know per cent people proceeds meagre exports sacrificed pay interest various loans needed investments public sector gap imbalance rich countries poor countries continually increasing health
BEN 1982 1893 1893 developing countries can developing countries honour foreign debt commitments amount hundreds billions dollars know undergoing economic recession seriously affects budgets know populations suffering hunger malnutrition disease know per cent people proceeds meagre exports sacrificed pay interest various loans needed investments public sector gap imbalance rich countries poor countries continually increasing rich health
BGD 1982 238 238 non alignment cornerstone foreign policy committed working tirelessly together peace loving nations world create environment peace people can harness available resources combat scourge poverty hunger disease illiteracy thus achieving economic freedom without sacrificing political freedom previous sessions year long agenda conscious number crucial issues us notice progressive decline international situation widespread health
BGD 1982 712 712 order achieve objectives government bangladesh spelt plan priorities self sufficiency agriculture population control encouragement private sector universal primary education extensive integrated rural development programmes including health social welfare priorities decentralization administration initiated government designed revitalize social economic activities lay foundation new bangladesh confident efforts us national level will receive whole hearted health
BLR 1982 1885 1885 intensive agriculture present industry produces times pre war year despite fact almost totally destroyed hitler aggressors second world war aggressors murdered quarter population education science health care culture made great strides republic live work socialist democracy guarantees genuine rights freedoms every human order continue successful constructive work byelorussian people like peoples health
BRA 1982 1380 1380 development preservation strengthening national economic space countries will hamper expansion international economic system will rather factor broadening global economic space benefit us although unable reasons health attend international meeting co-operation development held cancun october followed event interest hope even emotion therefore fail voice behalf government people brazil feeling deep disappointment lack health
BTN 1982 1064 1064 co-operation initial encounters among countries revealed without co-operation many important crucial problems region adequately dealt co-operation required urgently improve region’s transport communications infra- structural facilities health population environment agriculture areas region profit increased co-operation countries south asia either cut averse colonial historical factors also need understand other’s cultural religious heritage must health
COL 1982 1888 1888 north lacks necessary political will north say south know want nothing new every possibility including hope vanished argument must wait world economy return normal regain health convincing enough us postpone indefinitely initiatives regard north-south dialogue global negotiations illness treated solution hands present here-developed underdeveloped without colonial past question political will clearly health
COL 1982 1900 1900 every possibility including hope vanished argument must wait world economy return normal regain health convincing enough us postpone indefinitely initiatives regard north-south dialogue global negotiations illness treated solution hands present here-developed underdeveloped without colonial past question political will clearly identifying goals procedures light darkness co-operation among developing countries south-south relationship one health
CPV 1982 1624 1624 start global negotiations accordance general assembly resolution adopted consensus stems fact negotiations means futile initiatives contrary reflected tangible results improvement standard living particularly regard food health education culture restructuring international economic relations recently occasion note great concern undermining conditions realization objectives international economic cooperation development like stress particularly relative decline level health
CPV 1982 2051 2051 rationalized adjusted imperatives arising process establishing viable productive structures country within framework mutual responsibility say collective responsibility believe actions permit people enjoy right food education health justice find proper place consequently cape verde attaches great importance dialogue co-operative efforts due respect choice us resolving problems connected official development assistance view must health
CSK 1982 2164 2164 asia pacific convention mutual non-use force applies also proposals effective measures enhance secu rity particularly mediterranean indian ocean regions timeliness initiatives underscored fact designed restore health international climate important regions world thus strengthen peace world whole czechoslovakia values highly activity non-aligned movement war disar mament social progress convinced proceeding consistently basis health
CYP 1982 926 926 progress north-south dialogue equitable distribution wealth exaggeration say civilization opulence abundance time famine deprivation civilization haves nots tenth population developing countries exposed starvation quarter suffers malnutrition rest lives deprivation destitution others can spend lavishly live comfortably international meeting co-operation development held cancun unfortunately failed remedy disparity socio-economic injustice perpetuation north-south dichotomy health
DEU 1982 2343 2343 religious convictions many countries may view question different advocate however countries desire abolition capital punishment say also internationally say clearly way binds world economy poor health poses grave threat stability peace time prospects eliminating hunger want unfavorable ever background high interest rates continuing recession industrial countries unemployment rates rising result also health
ECU 1982 1371 1371 new approach world co-operation promote new stage global economic growth benefit accentuate activities benefits peace relation many development tasks involve fulfillment world’s needs fields education health housing productivity sources energy transport communications consequently ecuador trusts assembly political will indispensable pro gress global negotiations will forthcoming form industrialized countries system world economic health
ETH 1982 888 888 beneficial cooperation neighbors namely republics djibouti kenya sudan eloquently speaks fbr national objective revolution repeatedly stated several occasions ethiopia declared war war enemies mankind hunger disease ignorance revolution irrevocably committed advancing material spiritual wellbeing ethiopian people linchpin foreign policy likewise peace progress promotion good neighbourliness since achievement objectives compels us devote health
GMB 1982 555 555 made towards achievement basic freedoms occupied territories palestinian population remains subjected campaign systematic repression peaceful protests met brute force campaign spared neither school-children elderly attained epidemic proportions march year june year international community witnessed indignation revulsion israeli invasion lebanon latest episode seemingly endless saga israeli aggression government reiterates condemnation criminal invasion health
GMB 1982 1911 1911 intergovernmental committee development utilization new renewable sources energy established mobilize volume resources needed implementation nairobi programme action look forward successful accomplishment important task problem hunger malnutrition today constitutes serious fundamental problem developing countries confronted food situation majority developing countries become absolutely intolerable particularly africa severe prolonged drought conditions sahel situation reached health
GNQ 1982 274 274 consists eliminating trauma minds citizens equatorial guinea building new different society end urgent need give priority rehabilitating fields activity important normalization life equatorial guinea namely health education agriculture economy-the decisive factor entire process reconstruction development today can proud worked honestly resolutely facing every difficulty overcoming kinds obstacles achieve positive goals along health
GRD 1982 413 413 control news media made rapid strides towards guaranteeing practice employment every man woman able willing work also moving towards point grenada can provide free modern health services citizens ample food nutrition ail adequate decent housing ensure extension basic amenities modem living everyone free education secondary school level national literacy campaign adult health
GRD 1982 418 418 strides towards guaranteeing practice employment every man woman able willing work also moving towards point grenada can provide free modern health services citizens ample food nutrition ail adequate decent housing ensure extension basic amenities modem living everyone free education secondary school level national literacy campaign adult education programme aimed wiping illiteracy health
GTM 1982 2268 2268 countries understanding instead devoting large sums money production weapons mass destruction channel resources poor countries help efforts achieve integral harmonious development major scourges hunger unemployment malnutrition illiteracy precarious living conditions prevail third world considerably reduced peace social justice greatest aspirations mankind can achieved active participation nations view establishing new international order health
GTM 1982 2611 2611 equitable honorable solution may found age old controversy noble purposes united nations will truly achieved large majority mankind ceases suffer poverty hunger ignorance illiteracy unemployment malnutrition precarious living conditions lack housing many hardships human beings right happiness material progress intellectual moral spiritual advancement main tasks united nations must strengthen international cooperation health
HND 1982 714 714 open peaceful change dedicated improvement democratic institutions political economic social development honduras created reality unique central american region despite many short comings social services field health education housing nutrition areas honduran nation achieved high standards certain fundamental areas enable us look optimism hondurans embrace creed peace justice justice freedom hence familiar health
HND 1982 717 717 dedicated improvement democratic institutions political economic social development honduras created reality unique central american region despite many short comings social services field health education housing nutrition areas honduran nation achieved high standards certain fundamental areas enable us look optimism hondurans embrace creed peace justice justice freedom hence familiar people know reject health
HTI 1982 338 338 services determination satisfy basic needs billions individuals yet enjoyed material benefits even elementary progress nobler task contributing betterment human beings left sidelines progress hunger ignorance disease time collective conscience industrialized countries stop looking upon international co-operation burden rich alms given countries supposedly incapable looking future time people rich countries understand new health
IRL 1982 2659 2659 far-reaching conse quences depressing export earnings hard- pressed developing nations curtailing already low growth rates low-income countries particularly hard hit recession indus trialized countries poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy remain daily realities vast majority world’s population ireland fully supports central role united nations system play realistic program global recovery particular urge challenge health
IRL 1982 2660 2660 conse quences depressing export earnings hard- pressed developing nations curtailing already low growth rates low-income countries particularly hard hit recession indus trialized countries poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy remain daily realities vast majority world’s population ireland fully supports central role united nations system play realistic program global recovery particular urge challenge furthering health
IRN 1982 147 147 widening oppressive unjust relations countries providing raw materials industrial world day worsening six hundred million people world suffering hunger famine year millions people die various diseases conditions arms race extended countries world super-powers destructive effects developing backward countries main victims prevalence terror world thus brings countries brink disaster annihilation leads rapid health
IRN 1982 2255 2255 disarmament freeze arms race deadlocked result great part manpower financial capacity countries world still used arms race time millions people third world suffering poverty hunger disease year billion used arms manufactured solely annihilation humanity done time allocating budget several strategic bombers fighting certain diseases year take hundreds victims among deprived peoples health
IRN 1982 2273 2273 millions people third world suffering poverty hunger disease year billion used arms manufactured solely annihilation humanity done time allocating budget several strategic bombers fighting certain diseases year take hundreds victims among deprived peoples diseases eradicated second special session general assembly disarmament much hope placed proved unsuccessful failure session considered warning world health
IRN 1982 2281 2281 year billion used arms manufactured solely annihilation humanity done time allocating budget several strategic bombers fighting certain diseases year take hundreds victims among deprived peoples diseases eradicated second special session general assembly disarmament much hope placed proved unsuccessful failure session considered warning world peace security also disaster shows seriousness international situation health
ISL 1982 908 908 human equitable share world’s resources human rights little avail prospects starvation must therefore one principal aims organization strive ensure every child bom world sufficient food health care education accordance ability mottes session general assembly might indeed decreased hunger lower military expenditures increased respect international obligations health
ITA 1982 655 655 july promote set joint initiatives broader discussions develop framework global negotiations also recall country reached agreement unicef five-year programme involving million will help reduce infant mortality developing countries also like mention outline agreement signed washington world bank whereby italian government will make available institution-inaddition regular contributions already made italy-a sum approximately health
JAM 1982 856 856 developing countries correct neglected problems root cause struggles various regions estimated billion spent annually armaments whereas time according statistics compiled organization million people suffer hunger malnutrition annual infant mortality rate million babies die first birthday million people blind nearly billion people water safe drink million people live urban slums shanty towns health
JAM 1982 859 859 neglected problems root cause struggles various regions estimated billion spent annually armaments whereas time according statistics compiled organization million people suffer hunger malnutrition annual infant mortality rate million babies die first birthday million people blind nearly billion people water safe drink million people live urban slums shanty towns million adults read health
JPN 1982 193 193 country military intervention shall discuss first situation asia japan part kampuchea continues victim foreign military intervention people still denied right self-determination consequently kampuchean people suffering disease starvation flow refugees country yet stemmed japan strongly urges viet nam end military intervention kampuchea agree enter negotiations thereby responding international efforts toward comprehensive political health
LBR 1982 1392 1392 armaments amount billion annually mil lion adults read write million people jobs less fully employed million children unable attend primary school million people suffer hunger malnutrition annual infant mortality rate million babies die first birthday billion people safe water drink million people live urban slums shanty towns serious efforts concrete actions health
LBR 1982 1395 1395 annually mil lion adults read write million people jobs less fully employed million children unable attend primary school million people suffer hunger malnutrition annual infant mortality rate million babies die first birthday billion people safe water drink million people live urban slums shanty towns serious efforts concrete actions towards disarmament release health
LBY 1982 1278 1278 one also economic social political issue study carried united nations entitled relationship disarmament development stated million people access effective medical services nearly million suffer severe malnutrition million illiterate million children attend school time world expenditure military purposes exceeded billion addition negative developments field disarmament recent years witnessed deterioration international relations result health
LCA 1982 1008 1008 wars look forward time nations will beat swords ploughshares rich products man’s mind products science technology will put man’s service fight ancient enemies poverty hunger disease look forward time technology now triumphant exploration space will extended exploration riches sea-bed tribute statesmanship members organization united nations convention law sea years patient negotiations health
LUX 1982 867 867 lead escalation counter-productive results inescapably negative balance-sheet trading partners wish also say word hunger world question urgent absolute priority indeed absolutely unacceptable certain parts world malnutrition rule food surpluses improperly used elsewhere indeed destroyed order maintain level prices acceptable producers right decent nutrition one fundamental human rights fundamental guaranteed united nations health
LUX 1982 884 884 absolute priority indeed absolutely unacceptable certain parts world malnutrition rule food surpluses improperly used elsewhere indeed destroyed order maintain level prices acceptable producers right decent nutrition one fundamental human rights fundamental guaranteed united nations specialized services rendered particularly precious assistance areas hunger threatens must observe problem far resolved perhaps emphasizing food health
MEX 1982 1661 1661 imposed upon us countries south run chips stay game will end defeat everyone wish emphatic countries south sinned world economy efforts grow order conquer hunger disease ignorance dependency caused international crisis immediate cause decision arm fight force force dragging economies directly indirectly towards senseless objective can overcome crisis will done quickly health
MLT 1982 803 803 non-participating mediterranean states drew recommendations concerning exchange statistical data environmental co-operation tourism energy resources transport networks telecommunications research migrant labour scientific technical problems eradication mediterranean diseases gerontology seismology preservation cultural heritage number subjects ongoing review session conference taking place madrid objective now bring thorough consideration security aspects helsinki mediterranean chapter particular health
MOZ 1982 224 224 existing hotbeds tension enough witnessing outbreak new hotbeds emboldening localized conflicts situation forces peoples divert human material resources solution problems inherent underdevelopment hunger homelessness illiteracy disease order concentrate defense sovereignty fight achieve preserve freedom obstinate refusal acknowledge right peoples self determination peoples respond resolution die rather live slavery harmonious relations cooperation health
MOZ 1982 1957 1957 deterioration terms trade food shortages developing countries faced symptoms underdevelopment hunger overpowering scourge people specific short term long term measures must taken view eradication hunger malnutrition ravage africa continent becoming ever dependent imports food lowered production natural catastrophes periodically devastated region adoption coercive economic measures aimed attainment specific political objectives common health
MOZ 1982 2136 2136 economic relations among states regardless socio economic systems reinforce international cooperation means stabilizing peace exploitation weak can longer regarded right rich can poverty hunger ignorance disease continue lot peoples asia africa latin america struggle peace greatest preoccupation time mankind involved struggle peace means reduction destruction final elimination causes conflicts rage around health
NGA 1982 1751 1751 good offices united nations peaceful settlement disputes root cause feelings insecurity coupled economic disaster afflicted nations world spends us billion yearly armaments mass unemployment hunger disease ignorance take heavy toll two thirds world’s population great indictment sense social justice fellow human beings third world die hunger disease wipe minimal cost just health
NGA 1982 1772 1772 armaments mass unemployment hunger disease ignorance take heavy toll two thirds world’s population great indictment sense social justice fellow human beings third world die hunger disease wipe minimal cost just misplaced sense security compels us spend billions dollars armaments breed fear insecurity vast sums money currently ploughed unproductive arms race channelled health
NZL 1982 110 110 fought remote islands south atlantic great-power relationships deteriorated progress towards disarmament want say little world economic situation small trading nation new zealand acutely sensitive fluctuations health major trading partners new zealand classed developed country share many problems developing countries prosperity depends export relatively primary products current world situation terms trade run health
NZL 1982 143 143 country share many problems developing countries prosperity depends export relatively primary products current world situation terms trade run us economic giants sneeze catch cold catch pneumonia surprising therefore government taken leading role recent months advocating revitalization international economic financial institutions system established bretton woods years ago served reasonably well long period health
PAK 1982 1482 1482 links overall comprehensive programme disarmament demands security disarmament development fundamentally interrelated progress disarmament release colossal resources currently consumed insane arms race economic development combating deprivation disease afflict vast sections humanity common historical cause new world order must therefore motivate efforts strengthening international security pursuing effective disarmament alleviating injustices disparities besetting international health
PAN 1982 700 700 structural reforms carried brought social territorial redistribution wealth much just balanced mixed co-operative state sectors created productive economy conceived social point view social security education health communications considerably enhanced system representation popular participation political decision-making process created national integration improved contrast many countries region economic social cultural changes n:move main causes health
RWA 1982 773 773 persistent disorder profound structural problems high time states understood hope peace security will vain long world ruled system maintains three quarters mankind worst conditions poverty malnutrition hunger even abject pathetic revolting squalor conclusions third united nations conference law sea shown skeptics organization constitutes ideal framework constructive dialogue problems questions world interest health
SDN 1982 1898 1898 experience sudanese authorities concerned created able cadre held result problem refugees sudan gone stage immediate relief system planning relocation refugees well-prepared accommodations together basic educational health services employment opportunities allow refugees become independent implement projects sudan made considerable efforts mobilize resources governments international organizations volun tary agencies context june sudan organized health
SLE 1982 1989 1989 developed developing countries charity enlightened self-interest based interde pendence t44 role agencies like undp fao international fund agricultural development world bank name playing fight poverty malnutrition ignorance omnibus problems underdevelopment over-emphasized therefore behoves nations big small position reawaken spirit internationalism long time characterized ideals international co operation adopt measures will strengthen health
SLE 1982 2149 2149 immense importance acceleration growth developing countries world whole international community including specialized agencies united nations system non governmental orga nizations unrelenting search practical solutions fields health science technology development environment industrialization new renewable sources energy population control development economic co-operation among developing countries gratifying note questions appear items agenda session hope health
SUR 1982 2268 2268 priority resolving problems young speak young neglect elderly although suriname escaped adverse effects worldwide economic recession suriname government taking progressive measures improve situation aging fields health housing social welfare much done provide geriatric training assistance international organizations pleased adoption international plan action aging world assembly aging held vienna express hope plan health
SWE 1982 1049 1049 armies prepared battlefield nevertheless must africa asia latin america wars fought ever since end second world war wars already claimed still claiming innumerable victims starvation disease deprivation follow wake ah largely due colonialism far back past world still shaken convulsions liberation violent prolonged longer powers-that-be try suppress peoples struggle independence central health
SYR 1982 200 200 exploitation political economic needless say neo-colonialism perfected methods techniques field imperialist camp spending hundreds billions dollars arsenals war destruction time million human beings planet suffering malnutrition billion people without shelter living tragic circumstances one quarter world’s children deprived education proper nutrition far better many billions spent menacing humanity horrible world massacre health
SYR 1982 215 215 dollars arsenals war destruction time million human beings planet suffering malnutrition billion people without shelter living tragic circumstances one quarter world’s children deprived education proper nutrition far better many billions spent menacing humanity horrible world massacre spent meeting needs poor countries raising living standards peoples statements delivered second special session disarmament health
TGO 1982 349 349 leading constant growth indebtedness poor countries others came problem continual rise dollar debts calculated currency now quintupled worse thus efforts undertook cancelled effect standard living health level education populations remain deprived world even industrialized countries situation encouraging crisis reached unforeseen proportions factories closed per cent population unemployed face crisis unless world health
TUR 1982 1196 1196 way europe united states remained turkey war course armenians well turks lost lives war years number turks died period million many communities died cold famine disease result communal clashes upon break law order armenians collabor ated invading russian armies many also died military operations neither moral historical justification can found callous health
URY 1982 1895 1895 links interdependence find solutions capable alleviating scourge hunger cause destitution must necessary political will adopt appropriate measures allowing us expect certain measure success struggle better health education order improve lot mankind enhance sanctity life field health fitting mention specifically fact uruguay begun massive vigorous campaign vaccinate population culmination constant work prophylaxis health
URY 1982 1905 1905 must necessary political will adopt appropriate measures allowing us expect certain measure success struggle better health education order improve lot mankind enhance sanctity life field health fitting mention specifically fact uruguay begun massive vigorous campaign vaccinate population culmination constant work prophylaxis ongoing concern health services country also worth noting held education health
URY 1982 1923 1923 improve lot mankind enhance sanctity life field health fitting mention specifically fact uruguay begun massive vigorous campaign vaccinate population culmination constant work prophylaxis ongoing concern health services country also worth noting held education government making every effort implement ambitious literacy program will finally eliminate already low rate illiteracy per cent first health
USA 1982 728 728 less hope know much today oceans forests geological strata lock story past knowledge baby brain accumulated millennia time learning produce food us longer helpless threat disease explore universe matter course confronting nature nature oppor tunities grand clear reality thus realism shows us world deeply troubled yet reason hope one necessary condition health
YDYE 1982 1107 1107 development efforts developing countries disarmament designed promote economic development nations particularly developing countries establishment new international economic order impoverished millions world can overcome problems hunger malnutrition illiteracy disease many areas asia africa latin america remain subject imperialist threats intervention suffer remnants imperialism every form persecution oppression racial discrimination democratic yemen condemns health
YDYE 1982 1109 1109 developing countries disarmament designed promote economic development nations particularly developing countries establishment new international economic order impoverished millions world can overcome problems hunger malnutrition illiteracy disease many areas asia africa latin america remain subject imperialist threats intervention suffer remnants imperialism every form persecution oppression racial discrimination democratic yemen condemns policy apartheid health
ZMB 1982 317 317 existing wealth throughout world thereby scaling level affluence developed communities contrary primary concern create conditions allow develop material human potential full consequently eradicate poverty hunger9 disease ignorance rampant countries accelerated development developing countries poses threat economies developed countries can lead attainment better conditions jiving mankind equitable sharing utilization resources one world health
ZWE 1982 2093 2093 resolve acute problem appreciate even greater cooperation exploration energy resources especially area new renewable sources energy another area concern us global food supplies eradication hunger malnutrition collective international effort establishment world food security system internationally coordinated system nationally held food reserves go long way towards ameliorating current world food shortages also health
AGO 1983 431 431 clearly threatens future peoples given growing tragedy millions human beings still deprived freedom right choose destiny without means resisting servitude humiliation tyranny poverty famine ignorance disease imperative session general assembly dedicate search effective solutions problems afflicting mankind feel situation southern africa deserves special attention session general assembly witnessing dangerous escalation aggression health
ATG 1983 1575 1575 multilateral cooperation will extract world economic morass now languishes now widely accepted economic recovery one two countries however strong provide engine pull rest world economic health equally time dismissed prescriptions medical economists north answer economic illnesses south lies individual national efforts vulnerable market forces amongst major trading partners dependent economic strength health
ATG 1983 1585 1585 widely accepted economic recovery one two countries however strong provide engine pull rest world economic health equally time dismissed prescriptions medical economists north answer economic illnesses south lies individual national efforts vulnerable market forces amongst major trading partners dependent economic strength tourism market place victims high interest rates banking systems north health
BEN 1983 3028 3028 bitterness rancour caused certain deplorable practices whether distant recent past present connection hope industrialized countries negotiators north will able shed shell insensitiveness indifference poverty suffering malnutrition ignorance insecurity rampant throughout world particularly third world everyone knows war evil everyone knows price exacts human lives suffering destruction things necessary human life development health
BEN 1983 3267 3267 capable meeting needs hopes peoples countries similarly arms race index power degree development abyss deliberately poured vast financial resources used eradicate surface earth poverty hunger malnutrition disease illiteracy unemployment armed conflict spite pressures manipulations sorts exerted keep africa permanently peripheral totally inactive status regard ideals goals continent’s organization oau freely decided health
BEN 1983 3268 3268 meeting needs hopes peoples countries similarly arms race index power degree development abyss deliberately poured vast financial resources used eradicate surface earth poverty hunger malnutrition disease illiteracy unemployment armed conflict spite pressures manipulations sorts exerted keep africa permanently peripheral totally inactive status regard ideals goals continent’s organization oau freely decided uphold health
BFA 1983 1189 1189 folly expending year construction arsenals deadly weapons ever sophisticated monstrous capable suddenly halting mankind’s forward march annihilating us meanwhile thousands children throughout world suffer die malnutrition millions human beings suffer hunger illiteracy vegetating state absolute poverty complete lack reason sensibility blot mankind’s escutcheon must deplore fact moment speak risks nuclear cataclysm health
BFA 1983 1693 1693 realistic proposals intended revive global negotiations north-south dialogue seems us three approaches offer us glimmer hope facts just described actually mean peoples continued hunger thirst malnutrition poverty ignorance disease delegation upper volta come session general assembly make contribution hard fight must wage scourges together nations can work well-being happiness respective peoples health
BFA 1983 1696 1696 revive global negotiations north-south dialogue seems us three approaches offer us glimmer hope facts just described actually mean peoples continued hunger thirst malnutrition poverty ignorance disease delegation upper volta come session general assembly make contribution hard fight must wage scourges together nations can work well-being happiness respective peoples however will co-operate health
BHS 1983 1041 1041 victims developing countries particularly least developed countries prospects countries continue look grim countries continue experience serious balance-of-payments debt-servicing problems erosion terms trade acute poverty hunger malnutrition bahamas notes global character problems holds view domestic policies alone will inadequate counter problems needed action must global growing interdependence world economy made imperative urgent health
BLZ 1983 416 416 homes however large influx new people inevitably causes severe strains limited infrastructure developing country belize strains placed mostly areas can least afford weakened employment medical health facilities school system housing continue cope effectively situation belize will require positive assistance international agencies steps toward peace political economic stability central america made force health
BOL 1983 1126 1126 countries total per cent world military expenditures per cent gross domestic product countries asia africa latin america goes military expenditures whereas per cent devoted public health per cent education fact countries spend arms race equivalent annual budget unicef mere five hours reason deep concern reflection therefore believe way mankind ensure survival health
BRB 1983 1308 1308 states irrespective economic social systems size location look world today prospects comforting yet see around us array institutions supposedly devised make prospects good see hunger disease deprivation helpless bystanders feel hands tied see brother killing brother nation fighting nation see nations reeling massive debt international monetary financial system proved incapable bringing health
BWA 1983 373 373 three tiers second consists authorities set administer affairs different ethnic groups report notes system led remarkable multiplicity government departments one sparsely populated countries departments education health pensions population just million namibians cynically refer system one man one government longer delay granting independence namibia greater will ruin territory’s human material resources pay health
COD 1983 2074 2074 alarming decline quality life becoming perceptible day day vast regions world race engines death accelerating swallowing frequently repeated billion year course stench corpses victims hunger malnutrition endemic disease overpowered sulphurous fumes gunfire seem already forgotten programme action final document tenth special session general assembly devoted disarmament sound feet thousands citizens world health
COD 1983 2076 2076 quality life becoming perceptible day day vast regions world race engines death accelerating swallowing frequently repeated billion year course stench corpses victims hunger malnutrition endemic disease overpowered sulphurous fumes gunfire seem already forgotten programme action final document tenth special session general assembly devoted disarmament sound feet thousands citizens world invaded united health
COL 1983 788 788 artefacts war helpless consternation countries affiliated club powerful lack means held back philosophic inhibitions common heritage encompasses crops mines coasts riches seas forests rivers words health education survival precious essential peace souls stake part heritage intricate network communications sound images fill privacy homes affirming right information enhancing quality lives convert space health
COL 1983 1626 1626 second children semi-literate colombian peasant family technocrat regret former university professor stared hunger face slept park benches taken kind work survive child underdevelopment survivor dread disease economic retardation know personal experience joys sorrows branch human tree numerous long-suffering perhaps wisest wisdom spoken assembly without messianic gestures pretension save made president homeland health
CPV 1983 136 136 will live see death best option think one can live carefree life one knows although world-wide agricultural production today satisfy food needs people earth hunger malnutrition condemn majority inhabitants planet live sub-human conditions truth era computers space exploration human society still proved able satisfy elementary needs large majority members people live health
CPV 1983 854 854 drought devastated sahelian countries 1972-1973 tragic features two years harvests shrank one third average one third two thirds cattle lost population survived shows effects chronic malnutrition subjected although drought abated somewhat become endemic thus addition desertification sahel confronted serious problems food energy crisis becoming acute passing day water supply population also health
CPV 1983 916 916 degree food self-sufficiency order per cent will per cent per cent year present trends maintained source learn cereal deficit will double will number people suffering malnutrition specific cereal imports eight sahelian countries order tons year exceeded million tons according estimates fao consumption may amount million tons million tons import needs estimated health
CRI 1983 731 731 reason closing door negotiations concern future entire international economic system make mistake thinking nations can bring lasting well-being heavy burden indebtedness third world nations endangers health future world economy several developing countries including costa rica shown unprecedented sense responsibility imposing upon austerity programmes many cases endanger political social balance example costa health
CRI 1983 1576 1576 question costa rica want peace data underscoring costa rica’s desire continue live thus far costa rica allocates per cent gross domestic product education per cent health costs contrasts per cent allocated police forces country public expenditure per capita education health times higher allocated police forces result allocation resources social development life health
CRI 1983 1590 1590 costa rica allocates per cent gross domestic product education per cent health costs contrasts per cent allocated police forces country public expenditure per capita education health times higher allocated police forces result allocation resources social development life expectancy costa rica today years per cent population covered social system systems covering almost health
CRI 1983 1635 1635 covered social system systems covering almost entire population nine goals set year costa rica already achieved seven two achieved per cent target one regard chronic diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer hope achieve target near future regards education present time per cent population literate reflecting educational system mandatory universal therefore costa rica wants health
CRI 1983 1637 1637 system systems covering almost entire population nine goals set year costa rica already achieved seven two achieved per cent target one regard chronic diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer hope achieve target near future regards education present time per cent population literate reflecting educational system mandatory universal therefore costa rica wants peace order health
CSK 1983 292 292 concrete deeds past year noted evident deterioration situation alarming state affairs calls immediate radical therapy real causes unfavourable diagnosis figuratively speaking look seat dangerously spreading infection undermining stability entire international community thorough analysis careful consideration facts noted days ago joint communiqué issued moscow following talks andrei gromyko member politburo central committee health
CSK 1983 2165 2165 unresolved problems among problem malvinas islands poses threat peace security entire region appreciate activity positive part played movement non-aligned countries contributions struggle restore international situation health halt arms race establish lasting peace achieve peaceful settlement conflicts various parts world attach considerable value seventh summit conference held new delhi addressed appeal nations health
CYP 1983 294 294 technological advances today evolved admirable extent despite diversities multiplicity particular interests objectives human race converged number topics made great strides now means greatly reduce incidence disease combat ignorance conquer immediate universe eliminate distance bringing together peoples ideas continents advanced means transportation telecommunications however ingenious achievements science technology characterized grave contradictions beneficial health
CYP 1983 391 391 corner world perhaps pertinent context mention estimate international institute strategic studies london record billion spent weapons past year century space exploration inadmissible famine poverty illiteracy disease still plaguing significant sections population planet conscience can claim conquered immediate universe human beings dying hunger disease thousands born daily will grow unacceptable conditions contradictions health
CYP 1983 408 408 year century space exploration inadmissible famine poverty illiteracy disease still plaguing significant sections population planet conscience can claim conquered immediate universe human beings dying hunger disease thousands born daily will grow unacceptable conditions contradictions fed strengthened antagonisms characterize big-power relations antagonisms translated global crises turn translated confrontational attitudes resulting intensified arms health
DDR 1983 1559 1559 programmes time tens millions jobless capitalist industrial states according fao report million people world threatened death starvation according unicef data every day children die hunger disease preposterous secretary-general noted present much money spent military purposes days spent whole year government assistance developing countries mere tenth amount currently going armament world-wide suffice health
DDR 1983 1590 1590 money spent military purposes days spent whole year government assistance developing countries mere tenth amount currently going armament world-wide suffice eradicate illiteracy wage successful war illness hunger food shortages situation remedied sum representing per cent reduction annual arms budgets permanent members security council recommended soviet union current session measures agreed upon health
DDR 1983 1720 1720 world economic situation become much complicated future mankind essential peoples cope many challenges now facing include mastery scientific technological revolution elimination want misery eradication hunger disease protection sensible management environment multiplication world’s riches peoples benefit realization right work life worthy human problems can solved mankind experience knowledge strength needs peace health
EGY 1983 1621 1621 african peoples engaged heroic struggle rid residues colonialism prepare take towards future wider horizons absorption modem science technology modernization production methods strive overcome scourge drought malnutrition economic imbalance caused deteriorating terms trade rising prices imports find precious parts continent subject flagrant violations human rights hands minority racist regime regime monopolizes power health
ETH 1983 2128 2128 general complete disarmament consequence africa subscribe dangerous policy nuclear deterrence indeed expresses utter indignation squandering arms race much world’s resources millions still languishing yoke poverty disease ignorance therefore call halt arms race dangerous process can reversed security nations sought lower levels armament africa also extends solidarity forces struggling peace disarmament parts health
FJI 1983 513 513 states many unique developmental problems appear paradoxical first sight social indicators point solid positive achievements higher life expectancy higher school enrolment declining fertility rates better health services positive achievements tend obscure natural disadvantages place real burden island states developing economies disadvantages faced small islands many include open economy strong dependence imported health
FRA 1983 2150 2150 expenditures thirdly judge relationship increase military expenditure major factors international economic disorder finally clarifying points essential issue possibility means carrying tasks interest mankind whole concerning health vocational training agricultural development third world must devote sizeable resources released gradual methodical reduction military expenditures principal countries also question ensure favourable economic effects reductions health
GHA 1983 1162 1162 field armaments since first special session general assembly disarmament arms race continued intensified well-being peoples world sacrificed arms race statistics show world full illiteracy hunger malnutrition squalor deadly diseases scientists engineers engaged research development military purposes least million workers directly engaged production weapons specialized military equipment global expenditures military research development health
GHA 1983 1165 1165 first special session general assembly disarmament arms race continued intensified well-being peoples world sacrificed arms race statistics show world full illiteracy hunger malnutrition squalor deadly diseases scientists engineers engaged research development military purposes least million workers directly engaged production weapons specialized military equipment global expenditures military research development billion approximately one health
GNQ 1983 1297 1297 live ever afflicted region middle east hope third-party countries directly indirectly involved conflict will contribute towards achievement goal regrettable note time world waging war hunger illness poverty word underdevelopment new hotbeds tension created existing ones exacerbated context region strategic importance politically economically loss human lives considerable material damage referring conflict iran health
GNQ 1983 1488 1488 peaceful negotiations create conditions conducive return cypriot refugees accordance relevant resolutions general assembly security council long time now mankind engaged constant battle worst enemies hunger disease poverty therefore inconceivable success battle still uncertain mankind preparing haste destruction proliferation nuclear weapons increase military bases allegedly reasons security protection lead victory hunger disease health
GNQ 1983 1513 1513 disease poverty therefore inconceivable success battle still uncertain mankind preparing haste destruction proliferation nuclear weapons increase military bases allegedly reasons security protection lead victory hunger disease poverty human hope statements disarmament creation zones peace various regions prevention nuclear war reduction military budgets will matched deeds way will mankind protected feel secure health
GRD 1983 1812 1812 external debt amounted billion grim indicator plight facing populations developing countries revealed fao data tell us well million people half children die every year hunger malnutrition estimated one quarter population many countries developing world suffers chronic malnutrition face tragedy squandering scarce resources instruments war nothing short catastrophic example united states billion health
GRD 1983 1823 1823 revealed fao data tell us well million people half children die every year hunger malnutrition estimated one quarter population many countries developing world suffers chronic malnutrition face tragedy squandering scarce resources instruments war nothing short catastrophic example united states billion allocated direct military spending hew financial year million going manufacture new health
GTM 1983 631 631 seeks material improvement respecting human rights safeguarding freedom context concept integral development working create model solution problems guatemalan nation step-by- step basis needs areas housing health education employment highest priority need met speedily drop prices export products international market indebtedness scarcity foreign exchange among factors impact people make difficult find solutions health
GTM 1983 1394 1394 pressures various kinds context guatemala identifies fully third world shares cause development peace takes part initiatives eradicate forms inequality seeks final elimination scourge hunger poverty disease illiteracy stands ready contribute strengthening capacity action developing countries attain goals within framework economic social co-operation regard must emphasize draw attention economic content human rights health
GTM 1983 1429 1429 attain goals within framework economic social co-operation regard must emphasize draw attention economic content human rights can fully realized people assured food housing clothing education health words fundamental rights guatemala integral part central american common market undertakes efforts maintain strengthen subregional system co-operation despite serious political social difficulties besetting desire integration health
HUN 1983 184 184 century science technology era seem verge solving global problems achievements exploration new sources energy exploitation wealth oceans peaceful conquest outer space eradication hunger widespread devastating diseases protection rapidly deteriorating natural environment can taking advantage really tremendous possibilities imagined without global co-operation one help wondering act adopting charter united nations solemnly pledged health
IND 1983 1384 1384 approach third much destructive disastrous struggle power end road existing order competing systems chaos new order struggling born last chance appealing old entrenched infect new diseases neocolonialism monopoly economic oppression class divisions big-power politics well idea power invincible can feed militarization ultimate tool us non-aligned deeply concerned future humanity question whether health
IRL 1983 262 262 human rights continue disregarded fundamental freedoms continue denied many countries throughout world one billion people quarter population planet live conditions extreme poverty must suffer hunger malnutrition ill health even brief extract catalogue human folly discloses frightening weakness international political system reveals trend left unchecked vitiate concept collective security lies heart charter health
IRL 1983 264 264 continue disregarded fundamental freedoms continue denied many countries throughout world one billion people quarter population planet live conditions extreme poverty must suffer hunger malnutrition ill health even brief extract catalogue human folly discloses frightening weakness international political system reveals trend left unchecked vitiate concept collective security lies heart charter united nations health
IRN 1983 2831 2831 attempts sort proof enemy’s weakness show enemy collapsing saddam place among people near future will defeated shall now continue statement necessary united nations diagnosed racist disease threatening body world community like cancer regard obligations commitments regarding safeguarding undeniable human rights respect rights self- determination national sovereignty nations take effective measures eradicate health
ITA 1983 713 713 man central role development going beyond purely commercial charitable approach aim implement principle solidarity realizing world increasing interdependence individual progress achieved collective progress fight hunger malnutrition thus prime purpose italy’s action help needy countries meet immediate food shortages italian commitment children developing countries remains matter highest priority ever closer co-operation italy health
ITA 1983 748 748 immediate food shortages italian commitment children developing countries remains matter highest priority ever closer co-operation italy unicef prominent feature commitment co-operation especially encouraged substantial progress health revolution benefit children initiated last december unicef support secretary-general many well- known individuals along lines despite difficult economic situation italy steadily increasing appropriations co-operation developing health
KEN 1983 2107 2107 high rates inflation economic problems africa particularly governments continue battle economic problems magnitude unable meet targets contained development plans result african peoples continue plagued hunger disease ignorance many years achieving independence one wonders whether sufficient concern among developed countries north declining per capita incomes developing countries already over-burdened extreme poverty malnutrition health
KEN 1983 2132 2132 disease ignorance many years achieving independence one wonders whether sufficient concern among developed countries north declining per capita incomes developing countries already over-burdened extreme poverty malnutrition massive underemployment one wonders also whether sufficient understanding implications investment cutbacks disrupted development programmes developing countries intense problems people developing countries face every day lives health
LBN 1983 1004 1004 conflict broad-based consensus lebanese pluralistic democratic order based others busy mobilizing masses building armies concentrating power ruling elites lebanese contributing peace excelling trade finance education health promotion arts fine things life perhaps ail underestimated necessity building strong state strong institutions strong national army lebanon’s sin sin free region freedom appreciated iberia health
LBR 1983 1068 1068 activity critically rising unemployment decreasing revenue increasing fuel import bill country lacks means pay essential imports food commodities moreover country little infrastructure inadequate housing poor health delivery system high illiteracy rate background appealed international community urgently needed assistance wish behalf people’s redemption council government people republic liberia express deep appreciation member health
LBY 1983 1895 1895 negative impact arms race goes beyond threats international peace security economic social effects find world spending billion annually armaments hundreds millions human beings world suffering disease illiteracy unemployment respect socialist people’s libyan arab jamahiriya notes satisfaction soviet union’s initiatives favour denuclearization dismantling medium-range missiles europe initiatives seek save mankind scourge war health
MLT 1983 2621 2621 even necessity formal assurances friendship april year madame chen muhua minister foreign economic relations trade china visited malta reached agreements us co-operation industrial commercial tourism health ship-building sectors forging mutually beneficial relationships countries view long-term strategy aimed consolidating economic freedom basis co-operation mutual respect time almost endemic international economic recession experiencing health
MOZ 1983 1715 1715 imperative current system economic relations dismantled new mechanisms created enable collective self-reliance important element international co-operation true cooperation among states based common will eliminate hunger disease illiteracy misery countries southern africa conscious need selflessly co-ordinate efforts resources implementing programmes defined southern development co-ordination conference salute countries international institutions helped development plans health
NER 1983 1591 1591 famine rebuilt livestock inventory per cent destroyed drought increased arable land sustained policy hydro-agricultural improvements additional water supplies thereby substantially increasing food production improved strengthened health education infrastructures developed road system given country modern telecommunications infrastructures vast programme national mobilization undertaken guidance development association also carried successfully four years intensive work health
NIC 1983 184 184 denying legitimate aspirations peoples results monopolistic policy violation peoples human rights billion squandered weapons efforts made increase number especially degree sophistication children die day hunger malnutrition lack medical attention dream breaking strategic balance impose arms race committing genocide ar6 using scientific knowledge heritage humanity outdoing nazis macabre task spreading death now health
NIC 1983 1935 1935 defence sovereignty armed people annihilated counter-revolutionaries wounded another consequence united states policy must add losses country suffered destruction ports damages production facilities destruction construction equipment health centres schools day-care centres represent total billion cordobas damages amounting one quarter annual investments month new form attack began employed attempt normalize escalation nicaragua rocket-equipped health
NZL 1983 521 521 consequence several decades sustained growth world trade production investment interdependent world economy arrived doorsteps world little idea manage theory behind economic interdependence new always knew health individual economy linked small measure health major trading investment partners nothing novel pointing close connections say trade financial flows new practical significance linkages increased extent health
NZL 1983 527 527 trade production investment interdependent world economy arrived doorsteps world little idea manage theory behind economic interdependence new always knew health individual economy linked small measure health major trading investment partners nothing novel pointing close connections say trade financial flows new practical significance linkages increased extent rapidity failed adapt sufficiently institutions thinking health
NZL 1983 717 717 matched creditable progress crucial indices steady rise life expectancy adult literacy developments clear beginning 1980s longer accurate see concept dependence flowing one way 1980s economic health developed countries beginning influenced profoundly economic performance less developed neighbours interdependence means visibly demonstrated last year expected recovery developed affluent countries members organization economic co-operation health
PNG 1983 406 406 come now subject nuclear testing another aspect arms development greatly concerns papua new guinea nuclear testing pacific several years now protested strongest terms hazards human health environment presented french government’s nuclear-weapon testing programmes mururoa atoll also opposed plans dump store nuclear wastes sea give effect positions ratified treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons health
PRY 1983 330 330 bear particular responsibilities ranging creating climate tranquillity confidence assistance co-operation make inadequacies shortcomings allow developing world embraces many nations different continents embark liberation misery ignorance disease daily grind subsistence living economic dependence primary commodities can put effect plans integrated modernization greater ease economic support respect paraguay expressing ideas frustration dissatisfaction quite health
PRY 1983 985 985 development effort significant aggregation initiatives actions government direct participation people varied forms co-operation civic action armed forces work establishing infrastructure bridges roads communications networks campaigns health literacy settling peasant families regions recently included development plans previously empty lands integration gran chaco paraguay implementation development programmes support new settlements formation stable populations health
SLE 1983 657 657 order speak will evolve established rather recognition affirmation mutuality interest indissoluble interdependence rapid expansion international travel unprecedented movement money finance across continents possibilities easily transmitting disease illness vast distances cosmic pollution myriad problems attest need organization address question global interdependence therefore behaves us recognize course lies collective individual salvation understanding fairness health
SLE 1983 658 658 speak will evolve established rather recognition affirmation mutuality interest indissoluble interdependence rapid expansion international travel unprecedented movement money finance across continents possibilities easily transmitting disease illness vast distances cosmic pollution myriad problems attest need organization address question global interdependence therefore behaves us recognize course lies collective individual salvation understanding fairness equity health
SYC 1983 1601 1601 will lead peace consolidation international bases security seychelles revolution six years old passed number stages path freedom longer society reserves privileges minority many achievements education health agriculture industry fisheries transport housing can therefore look forward promising future economic social development republic seychelles know still way go determined allow beaten obstacles shall health
TCD 1983 1120 1120 rebuild country indeed spite many practical difficulties administrative machinery put back operation primary schools secondary schools open students took normal examinations end year throughout country health services functioning food situation population improved addition damaged economy country now beginning show signs recovery slight encouraging companies corporations whose operations long disrupted resuming activities health
TUN 1983 244 244 reigns everywhere even board civilian aircraft regular airlines note within context within kind logic arms become expression means policy becomes so-called imperative necessity time hunger disease poverty stalking throughout world economic crisis particularly disastrous consequences developing countries assuming global dimensions world powerful protagonists world adjusted prevailing anarchy international scene exploiting strengthen health
TUN 1983 1897 1897 foreign exchange holdings developing countries compelled reduce imports capital goods thus seriously affecting development programmes poor countries africa continue languish sordid conditions absolute poverty hunger malnutrition large proportion populations even necessary minimum survival human dignity international environment far favourable strengthening international economic co-operation development certainly signs economic recovery begun appear major health
TZA 1983 1092 1092 least reasonable extent imf bretton woods organizations clearly longer fulfil function still existence yet stability even less economic progress secondly none nations wants famine starvation epidemics plagues consequential social unrest war anywhere world evils can longer confined within national boundaries effects overflow countries even thousands miles away must tackle problem world health
UKR 1983 2073 2073 improving political climate south-east asia throughout world solution global problems provision enough food people earth supplies energy resources rapidly developing industry protection environment control dangerous diseases management resources world oceans calls extensive stable international cooperation problems undoubtedly include elimination underdevelopment inherited colonial era many states asia africa latin america fail see health
URY 1983 579 579 generating greater wealth will promote others meekness resignation poverty connection uruguay wishes emphasize two matters closely linked greatest significance mind production marketing foodstuffs one hand malnutrition hunger clear restrictions disparities marketing agricultural products foodstuffs eliminated productive capacity developing countries will limited tragic consequences regard food supply country hopes crucial matter affecting health
VCT 1983 1703 1703 programmes bilateral assistance need increased flows funding regional international institutions loans poorer countries enhance governmental efforts ensure dynamism growth expectant world world characterized high birth mortality rates unemployment disease chronic poverty persistent balance-of-payments problems budgetary deficits developing underdeveloped parts world represent significant portion world’s population economy represents greatest potential expansion low health
VCT 1983 1706 1706 need increased flows funding regional international institutions loans poorer countries enhance governmental efforts ensure dynamism growth expectant world world characterized high birth mortality rates unemployment disease chronic poverty persistent balance-of-payments problems budgetary deficits developing underdeveloped parts world represent significant portion world’s population economy represents greatest potential expansion low economic base funding health
VEN 1983 2468 2468 conflicts defend human rights public liberties bolivar also present united nations specialized agencies efforts improve terms trade prevent economic exploitation defend industrial workers farmers improve health education anticipated structure philosophy organizations sustain progress improvement human condition tragic world crisis financial economic crisis monetary commercial crisis crisis political values ideological concepts crisis health
VUT 1983 387 387 vanuatu owe great deal united nations every nation colony close second world war others owe great deal united nations include millions persons longer ravaged hunger disease place sleep can read work united nations specialized agencies big nations small nations owe great deal organization provided universal forum discussion exchange none naturally united health
VUT 1983 1173 1173 children south pacific find worlds remaining non-self-governing territories find part world faced greatest exposure nuclear tests little regard safety human beings environment reaction conditions poverty disease illiteracy forced endure peoples africa asia south central america caribbean begun process changing conditions lives naturally various peoples south pacific also integral part process change health
WSM 1983 881 881 de-escalation arms race must major powers must blind acceleration arms build-up many countries including many third world countries can ill afford appeal put important priorities health welfare populations armaments spread nuclear arms many countries source great concern us see treaty non proliferation nuclear weapons main bulwark spread feel setting nuclear-free zones health
ZMB 1983 543 543 situation hoped-for north- south dialogue essential areas now moved stalemate retrogression meantime plight millions people many parts world particularly developing countries now enveloped miasma poverty disease hunger ultimately starvation continues unabated question developing countries ask prospect development chance becoming less poor can doubt poverty acuteness inequity affront human dignity therefore must health
AFG 1984 621 621 continuing multifaceted crisis world capitalist system irrational squandering billions dollars militarization arms race imposed imperialism takes place hundreds millions people around world suffering poverty hunger disease unemployment gap living standards rates development developed developing countries widened imperialist policy using economic assistance means exerting political pressure developing countries longer confined bilateral co-operation health
AFG 1984 2116 2116 agricultural co-operatives thousands peasants committees established different stages democratic land water reforms success-fully implemented agricultural production in-creased volume industrial output greater previous years education public health services expanding campaign illiteracy gaining momentum already million people become literate planned eradicate illiteracy year cities year throughout country right now persons enrolled literacy courses health
AFG 1984 2423 2423 regard conclude statement like quote following words babrak karmal general secretary central committee people’s democratic party afghanistan president revolutionary council democratic republic afghanistan elimination poverty disease economic backwardness ignorance illiteracy unemployment inequality national social oppression afghanistan creation independent national economy acceleration pace economic growth basis scientific socioeconomic development plans including establishment health
AGO 1984 524 524 future peoples faced growing tragedy experienced millions human beings still deprived freedom right choose destiny possess ways means counteract slavery humiliation tyranny poverty famine ignorance disease imperative session general assembly commit search effective ways means solve problems afflict mankind looking problems face african continent feel current situation southern africa must given health
ATG 1984 1385 1385 violence despite fact majority experienced growth last three years norm suffering pulled back countries africa absolute chaos despite fact million people will die year next malnutrition related diseases norm suffering saved developing countries economic collapse despite fact loss income reduced exports developed countries billion paradoxically norm suffering third world states helped health
ATG 1984 1387 1387 fact majority experienced growth last three years norm suffering pulled back countries africa absolute chaos despite fact million people will die year next malnutrition related diseases norm suffering saved developing countries economic collapse despite fact loss income reduced exports developed countries billion paradoxically norm suffering third world states helped maintain resoluteness health
AUS 1984 1579 1579 terms humanitarian ideals charter continuing process australia much hopes see assembly take necessary steps adopt effective convention abhorrent practice torture united nations agencies helped eradicate disease provide care refugees control drug abuse expand food production specify literacy education programmes unesco since agency subject intensive examination recently convinced either resolutions adopted general health
BFA 1984 801 801 small budgets completely disrupting countryside creating deficits trade balance fact speeding indebtedness just standard facts describe upper volta used like million inhabitants million peasants infant mortality per life expectancy years illiteracy rate per cent literacy considered mean able read write speak language one doctor inhabitants per cent receiving schooling lastly gross health
BFA 1984 982 982 order carry great designs thanks revolutionary solidarity fund fed voluntary contributions now beginning deal cruel questions posed drought support applied principles declaration alma-ata expanding primary health care endorse state policy global strategy gobi fff advocated unicef believe united nations sudano-sahelian office united nations enable countries affected drought establish medium- long-term plan health
BFA 1984 1254 1254 indulgence shown master pretends give freedom struggle helps us become free call sisters races rise regain rights speak behalf mothers poor countries see children dying malaria diarrhoea unaware save simple methods available science multinationals offer preferring invest cosmetics laboratories engage cosmetic surgery satisfy whims caprices men women feel become fat many health
BFA 1984 1255 1255 shown master pretends give freedom struggle helps us become free call sisters races rise regain rights speak behalf mothers poor countries see children dying malaria diarrhoea unaware save simple methods available science multinationals offer preferring invest cosmetics laboratories engage cosmetic surgery satisfy whims caprices men women feel become fat many calories health
BFA 1984 2763 2763 memory suffering collective pardon international humanitarian prize given contributed defence human rights work research call cutting budgets space research one ten-thousandth devoting amount research field health improving human environment disrupted fireworks harmful ecosystem also propose structures united nations reviewed revised end may put scandal right veto perverse effects abuse course offset health
BGD 1984 1454 1454 drop rate growth overall output goods services years case point apart consequences recession least million people countries otherwise potentially rich continent adversely affected drought unemployment malnutrition intensified every major sector economy suffered decline stifling effects recession less severe case asia true number asian countries able withstand onslaught recession provides cushion solace health
BGD 1984 1869 1869 measures must undertaken immediately reactivate economies recovery sustained durable one reinvigoration improvement international trading financial system must undertaken earnest matter priority also imperative sake sustained health world economy growth developing countries undertaken self-sustained mutually- reinforcing process merely by-product growth elsewhere deal fundamental structural problems adequate manner crisis will end overwhelm us health
BHR 1984 1433 1433 developing countries widened deep gap standard living countries north south may ponder whether planet two different worlds can coexist one rich one poor suffering hunger disease without acute crises arising world north south realize world one interests interconnected interrelated importer exporter depend rich poor individuals one community gap widens deprivation will health
BHS 1984 312 312 geographical make-up commonwealth bahamas population less quarter million archipelago comprising islands fewer sustain permanent population given priorities incumbent upon government provision adequate services inclusive national health social security education prerequisites welfare creation maintenance military especially country extensive archipelagic expanse bahamas objective high priority united nations charged responsibility maintenance international peace security health
BOL 1984 984 984 years may contribution indomitable will people will make international community following panama’s earlier admirable example control drug trafficking consumption drugs today another challenge jeopardizes life health peoples stability democratic institutions traditionally fight form crime focused producing countries following logic cheapest effective method eliminate illegal cultivation prevent processing drugs using control programmes health
BOL 1984 1622 1622 period reached per cent regards social situation picture tragic showing drastic deterioration living conditions broad sectors population large elements underfed others virtually starving social indicators malnutrition infant mortality life expectancy among others critical continent circumstances social political conflicts becoming ever acute demands population regard becoming intransigent consequently witnessing increasing difficulty carrying health
BOL 1984 1624 1624 per cent regards social situation picture tragic showing drastic deterioration living conditions broad sectors population large elements underfed others virtually starving social indicators malnutrition infant mortality life expectancy among others critical continent circumstances social political conflicts becoming ever acute demands population regard becoming intransigent consequently witnessing increasing difficulty carrying programme economic health
BOL 1984 2399 2399 make possible take full advantage potential human natural resources now wasted within countries social cultural democracy rooting forms racial economic discrimination establishment methods will ensure health education housing equal opportunities people political democracy based respect opinions others rejection old practice clients patrons opening finally real opportunity vast majority peoples field political health
BRB 1984 324 324 owes particular duty smaller states among membership duty springs almost organically nature international society integrity small states first business states otherwise meaning concept national sovereignty health international community hence organization imperative special difficulties smaller states high agenda international deliberations former secretary general united nations argued eloquently organization organization small weak much health
BRB 1984 1596 1596 today’s world charter united nations framed particular point history face particular set circumstances meet particular set objectives doubt international system eminently successful humanitarian social areas health education agriculture emergency relief relation interests workers welfare refugees despite united nations system frequently target criticism state affairs arises often areas politics economics international system health
BTN 1984 748 748 situation desperate least developed countries regrettably results united nations conference least developed countries held paris september yet materialize believe international community must assist eradicating hunger malnutrition urgent need go beyond expressions concern positive action recognize developing countries main responsibility development time remember external resources vital role play complementing national efforts past health
BTN 1984 934 934 singye wangchuck two half decades development planning able create basic infrastructure enthuse people participate shaping present future well-being strive meet basic needs people access education health care decent housing productive employment wish development development’s sake innovative measures seeking achieve pattern development best suited natural environment genius people conformity rich spiritual cultural health
BWA 1984 1672 1672 continuous economic erosion increasingly felt social economic spheres unemployment underemployment poverty rise many countries social infrastructures public services frequently severe pressure growing evidence difficulty insulating health education effects economic crisis physical investment also severely constrained large number countries reflecting drying private investment face economic recession contraction falling public investment following pressures health
BWA 1984 1703 1703 investment also severely constrained large number countries reflecting drying private investment face economic recession contraction falling public investment following pressures reduce public spending impact crisis health education investment places future development jeopardy forces underlying severe set-back development gathering momentum number years although precise causes vary region region country country severe strains health
BWA 1984 2156 2156 poor harvests expected period eastern southern africa resulting food deficit million tons million tons required food aid country botswana among affected food-aid dependent countries deteriorating health conditions severe malnutrition reported unicef financial support donor community especially non-governmental organizations active providing relief grateful rehabilitation reconstruction revitalization measures african economies will focus three health
BWA 1984 2159 2159 period eastern southern africa resulting food deficit million tons million tons required food aid country botswana among affected food-aid dependent countries deteriorating health conditions severe malnutrition reported unicef financial support donor community especially non-governmental organizations active providing relief grateful rehabilitation reconstruction revitalization measures african economies will focus three major sectors food health
BWA 1984 2867 2867 great deal remains done bring reality kind world envisaged almost years ago founding fathers united nations world without colonialism imperialism without racism intolerance without hunger disease ignorance free peaceful safe world health
CAN 1984 1790 1790 interrelated worth asking record multilateral system economic front debt crisis severely afflicted many developing countries effects severe indebtedness economic prospects many developing countries well-being peoples health international financial system whole must remain major preoccupation international community continued efforts will required industrialized countries ensure recovery strengthens persists spreads countries developed developing alike health
CAN 1984 2233 2233 today foreign minister conscious frustrations united nations limits actions first encountered united nations idea institution idea reached comfortable comer world born let know famine war disease part daily life world gave hope way fight evils viewed perspective united nations can judged volumes repetitive debates millions children fed clothed living wars averted health
CMR 1984 676 676 united nations alone constitutes ideal framework global negotiations interest collective security small countries particular organization represents genuine ray hope throughout world agriculture animal husbandry education health tremendous need time countries spending vast sums armaments thinking economically militarily powerful countries also small countries forced purchase armaments security protect integrity territory stand firm health
CMR 1984 945 945 strategy bringing together one time commitment part international community attack problem arms race roots combating fear suspicion distrust oppression racism colonialism inequality injustice hunger ignorance disease strict respect non- use force international relations establishment system collective security based charter united nations elimination weapons mass destruction reduction military arsenals strict minimum necessary health
COD 1984 1084 1084 germanies members united nations today mean abandoning unity conclude consideration problem arms race obvious effort field open way increased exchanges free resources development fight ignorance disease distinction dichotomy rich poor nations undeniable fact intend determine rich others poor let us merely state fact try organize spirit justice equity rich poor interdependent health
COD 1984 1606 1606 declaration granting independence colonial countries peoples nation earth deprived freedom sovereignty longer indeed colonial phenomenon principle least disappeared world except course africa still marked poverty disease misery underdevelopment must addition continue humiliated inhuman regime whose philosophy power declared world conscience crime humanity maintain power south africa adopted towards neighbours policy terror health
COL 1984 1156 1156 together august quito eloquently stressed morning president venezuela presidents bolivia ecuador venezuela colombia vice- presidents nicaragua panama declared traffic illicit use narcotic drugs threat public health peoples affecting development posing constant danger subversion also recognized narcotics traffic activity planned carried international level organizations vast resources struggle must waged equally producer consumer health
CSK 1984 918 918 accept idea proposal leads us away nuclear abyss struggle danger war arms race ready ally peace-loving countries approach based well-founded assumption international situation can restored health serious creative dialogue imbued spirit responsibility fate humanity precisely kind dialogue may lead fulfilment pressing vital task averting threat nuclear war task today existence mankind health
CYP 1984 287 287 regional conflicts eliminated gloomy picture created situations factors prevalent resort threat use force armed intervention occupation human suffering due denial basic rights freedoms economic inequities malnutrition starvation numerous united nations resolutions repeatedly dealt situations resolutions remain unimplemented even adopted unanimously security council principal organ entrusted task maintaining international peace security fate health
DDR 1984 1088 1088 big business finance immense military expenditures deprives developing countries thousands millions practically overnight legitimate resistance policy growing regions world tremendous social problems backwardness hunger poverty disease can mitigated finally eliminated healthy international climate reduction arms budgets indispensable purpose warsaw treaty states proposed concrete terms appeal member states nato march also hold health
DEU 1984 1024 1024 attempt manipulate human heredity human dignity demands manipulation banned made impossible outset topic united nations cooperation north south must reduce prosperity gap overcome hunger want disease ignorance ensure respect fundamental human rights international covenant civil political rights international covenant economic social cultural rights must occupy central place work united nations peace health
DMA 1984 209 209 inhumanity man continues untouched appears contemporary pretensions civilization sophistication intellectualism like doomsday book record continues include issues personal survival billions live conditions abject misery victims disease womb early tomb even multinational sales cynically promote death-dealing chemicals across borders third world countries billions emaciated famished dispossessed beings shift hope economic hopelessness financial health
DMA 1984 1208 1208 much better place majority inhabitants lamentable nations apparently see nothing sadly wrong committing tremendous energy resources potential wars destruction rather immediate war increasing hunger rampant disease widespread malnutrition illiteracy unacceptably high infant mortality need provide homes millions people ability united nations maintain world peace security severely tested local conflicts waged mounting health
DMA 1984 1210 1210 place majority inhabitants lamentable nations apparently see nothing sadly wrong committing tremendous energy resources potential wars destruction rather immediate war increasing hunger rampant disease widespread malnutrition illiteracy unacceptably high infant mortality need provide homes millions people ability united nations maintain world peace security severely tested local conflicts waged mounting intensity various health
DMA 1984 1215 1215 apparently see nothing sadly wrong committing tremendous energy resources potential wars destruction rather immediate war increasing hunger rampant disease widespread malnutrition illiteracy unacceptably high infant mortality need provide homes millions people ability united nations maintain world peace security severely tested local conflicts waged mounting intensity various parts world many cases super-power health
ETH 1984 2535 2535 integrity motherland preoccupations notwithstanding appreciable advances however made strengthen social infrastructures country ameliorate well-being masses achievements last years eradicating ethiopia age-old enemies mankind namely ignorance disease poverty source particular satisfaction ethiopian people today scourge illiteracy fast disappearing face nation drive expand formal education primary health care gaining momentum agricultural industrial development health
ETH 1984 2554 2554 ethiopia age-old enemies mankind namely ignorance disease poverty source particular satisfaction ethiopian people today scourge illiteracy fast disappearing face nation drive expand formal education primary health care gaining momentum agricultural industrial development accorded nigh priority order provide people basic necessities life also higher level material spiritual well-being realize fully human potential health
FIN 1984 539 539 upheavals coupled international economic recession drained already weak economies societies refugee problem brought political conflicts turmoils still adds agony moment million people continent face hunger malnutrition clear present african plight exceeds previous experiences continent secretary-general said basic fact africa engaged struggle economic survival situation grave desperate ways means underlying reasons present health
GIN 1984 629 629 powers wish divide world exclusive zones influence dangerous policy tension compounded serious trying economic recession strikes full force developing countries african countries already grip famine malnutrition disease effects drought natural disasters consider situation crisis areas must observe concern always ones responsible increasing tension international relations africa part enjoyed respite given conflicts health
GIN 1984 630 630 wish divide world exclusive zones influence dangerous policy tension compounded serious trying economic recession strikes full force developing countries african countries already grip famine malnutrition disease effects drought natural disasters consider situation crisis areas must observe concern always ones responsible increasing tension international relations africa part enjoyed respite given conflicts challenges health
GMB 1984 299 299 freedoms government attaches highest importance basic human rights remain honoured violation observance notwithstanding impressive advances man’s creative genius continued achieve field science technology poverty hunger disease remain miserable lot overwhelming majority earth’s inhabitants principal symptoms crisis multilateralism addressed secretary-general report work organization can graphic illustration disturbing phenomenon deteriorating situation south africa health
GMB 1984 1301 1301 debt period unprecedentedly high interest rates currency fluctuations devastating fragile economies result crisis developing countries adopt severe retrenchment policies necessitated reduction social programmes essential areas health education housing african continent alarming situation aggravated twin ravages drought desertification now afflict countries scourge drastically reduced agricultural production throughout region resulting significant decline export health
GMB 1984 1502 1502 concerned development appeal generous assistance rehabilitation reconstruction gambia ardent hope conference will effectively address medium- term long-term economic needs gambia particularly sectors agriculture transport communications health dwelt length upon particular concerns country regard international economic relations national situation however essentially microcosm economic circumstances developing world general concerted international action therefore required health
GMB 1984 1611 1611 social justice task translating ideals reality important responsibilities assumed vital urgency time increasing uncertainty majority human race speak live threat war persecution languish spectre starvation disease continue eke miserable existence unfit human beings let us therefore collective action rededicate lofty ideals principles enshrined charter united nations order ensure continued peace progress health
GNB 1984 467 467 lack resources needed exploit economic potentials today placed developing countries grievous situation persistence jeopardizes achievements many fields compromises attempts satisfy legitimate rights peoples social well-being health education time tends diminish faith future african countries suffering particularly consequences present world economic crisis phenomenon desertification affects afflicted drought countries sudano-sahelian area including guinea-bissau health
GNQ 1984 804 804 accepted consensus ignore considerable financial resources go produce develop weapons kinds millions human beings various parts world africa asia latin america wiped drought hunger poverty disease well natural disasters atmospheric origin also destroy considerable natural resources happened country recently believe ills serious scientific technological financial resources must made available check appeal health
GNQ 1984 906 906 independent countries proliferation nuclear weapons stepping production kinds weapons mass destruction allegedly reasons security self-protection help make probable victory ills afflicting poor countries hunger poverty disease heard many ringing declarations disarmament calling freeze prohibition reduction nuclear weapons ban testing production use nuclear weapons chemical biological weapons prevention nuclear confrontation proposals hearing health
GTM 1984 1495 1495 guatemala fully identifies third world supports cause development peace participates actively initiatives aimed finding ways means establishing just international economic order eradicate inequality scourge hunger disease illiteracy can political stability without just humane international order sovereignty country natural resources recognized commercial relations developing industrialized countries reflection equality sense co-operation recognition fundamental health
HTI 1984 1417 1417 development poor countries truly convinced interests perhaps survival depended nations successfully met extraordinary scientific technical challenges find formulas ways intervene suitable programmes wipe hunger ignorance disease face earth moreover recent excellent performance certain western economies gives reason new hope provided however basic truths seriously borne mind foundation policies recovery first wrong health
HTI 1984 1572 1572 addition objectives already mentioned must include creation new jobs establishment new industries world bank imf acting close concert financing new programmes particularly key sectors education health housing agriculture thirdly demonstrated economic recovery third world assumes rich countries will maintain growth rate per cent avoid protectionism act way bring gradual lowering interest health
IDN 1984 1925 1925 action members international community particularly economically powerful indispensable sustained global economic recovery achieved era interdependence country can develop isolation indeed developed countries also dependent economic health developing countries prosperity however one important lesson can draw past several years extremely difficult times perhaps fact persistent asymmetrical interdependence international economic relations therefore aim health
IDN 1984 2567 2567 community paramount another area deep concern indonesia children vulnerable sector millions lives threatened global economic downturn unicef’s child survival development strategy stands beacon hope reducing mortality among infants young children recent supportive public statements world leaders including secretary general important factors creating climate conducive making substantial progress child health throughout world health
IDN 1984 2590 2590 hope reducing mortality among infants young children recent supportive public statements world leaders including secretary general important factors creating climate conducive making substantial progress child health throughout world opportunity accelerate child survival development allowed pass even difficult times indonesia cooperation unicef achieved important breakthroughs consequently infant mortality rates significantly reduced indonesia health
IDN 1984 2611 2611 making substantial progress child health throughout world opportunity accelerate child survival development allowed pass even difficult times indonesia cooperation unicef achieved important breakthroughs consequently infant mortality rates significantly reduced indonesia last january government honour host jakarta conference ministers information nonaligned countries underscored importance indonesia nonaligned countries attach often repeated goal new health
IND 1984 2759 2759 planning put taken place margin life death gravity economic situation africa cause particular concern international community critical conditions aggravated adverse climatic factors leading widespread hunger malnutrition clearest sense represents test will ability international community meet challenge international co-operative endeavour make part overall struggle developing countries hunger poverty common wisdom say today health
IRL 1984 167 167 global war averted millions perished regional conflicts civil strife millions continue suffer tyrannical repressive regimes wealthy scientifically advanced resourceful world millions fellow men subjected poverty malnutrition disease beyond conflicts growth nuclear conventional armaments lack success arms control state political relations super-powers none less hopeful signs notably forthcoming meeting president united states health
IRL 1984 168 168 war averted millions perished regional conflicts civil strife millions continue suffer tyrannical repressive regimes wealthy scientifically advanced resourceful world millions fellow men subjected poverty malnutrition disease beyond conflicts growth nuclear conventional armaments lack success arms control state political relations super-powers none less hopeful signs notably forthcoming meeting president united states deputy health
IRL 1984 466 466 invoked states ignore reject international concern human rights abuses territory fifthly european community member states committed promoting economic social advancement peoples working elimination poverty hunger disease throughout world alleviating plight displaced persons believe dialogue co-operation partnership hold key promotion equitable even development also contribute significantly economic progress principles just outlined underpin health
IRL 1984 3254 3254 played individuals groups matter grave concern serious abuses often inflicted actively work expose violations remedy injustice ten believe international community special duty protect risk life health liberty defence rights freedoms agreed turn now international economic situation beginning decade saw worst recession since 1930s recently recovery strongest larger industrialized countries course particularly health
ISR 1984 340 340 challenge production food fast-growing population world agriculture key present challenge development rural society sustains sadly neglected great strides made world-wide industry development infrastructure transportation education health food production remained deficient terribly sad comment society modern age millions go hungry die famine hundreds millions mainly children suffer malnutrition future productive members society health
ISR 1984 361 361 development infrastructure transportation education health food production remained deficient terribly sad comment society modern age millions go hungry die famine hundreds millions mainly children suffer malnutrition future productive members society endangered per capita food production africa instance fact dropped per cent last decade countries continents required emergency food supplies nations self-sufficient health
ISR 1984 1027 1027 form terrorism international piracy mines threaten shipping freedom navigation red sea recently horrified murderous bombing united states embassy beirut calculated deliberate act terrorism terror malignant disease will spread everywhere contained least one instance concerted international effort produced results terrorism first raised ugly head mid-1960s prime target international civil aviation planes hijacked health
ISR 1984 1120 1120 offer representatives support sustenance even quasi- recognition long family nations continues evade responsibilities appease rather punish pardon terrorists rather prosecute extradite afford terrorists diplomatic immunity disease will spread claim yet victims homes communities whenever particularly outrageous terrorist attack takes place example recent bombing united states embassy beirut wave outrage sweeps public health
JPN 1984 1394 1394 cope new age will always required survival prosperity mankind new nations africa appeared youthful robust year africa face almost unbearable difficulties today million people stricken malnutrition starvation african continent unfortunate people dying every day situation even worse war affront peace can speak peace tragedy continues feel therefore timely secretary general call health
KEN 1984 2463 2463 continent come home many low-income developing countries countries still net exporters primary commodities depend foreign-exchange earnings concerned many african countries still faced continuous food shortages malnutrition disease poverty unemployment underemployment deteriorating terms trade indebtedness host difficulties recall april second extraordinary session assembly heads state government organization african unity recognition developmental problems health
KEN 1984 2464 2464 come home many low-income developing countries countries still net exporters primary commodities depend foreign-exchange earnings concerned many african countries still faced continuous food shortages malnutrition disease poverty unemployment underemployment deteriorating terms trade indebtedness host difficulties recall april second extraordinary session assembly heads state government organization african unity recognition developmental problems facing health
KWT 1984 368 368 limitless geographical area particularly developing countries international situation characterized gravity dangers resulting threat use force cover security retaliation preventive measures armament forms increasing time hunger disease poverty illiteracy rampant world also view concern quantitative qualitative increase terrorist operations destroy values principles become established international relations realize force whatever nature settle conflicts health
LBR 1984 998 998 sufferings helping regain confidence normalize lives hunger prolonged drought desertification pose serious threats social political fibre continent according fao million africans will suffer severe hunger malnutrition due food deficits year fao appealed emergency food assistance without delay assistance necessary massive starvation malnutrition loss thousands human lives avoided commend fao efforts made health
LBR 1984 1014 1014 continent according fao million africans will suffer severe hunger malnutrition due food deficits year fao appealed emergency food assistance without delay assistance necessary massive starvation malnutrition loss thousands human lives avoided commend fao efforts made bring unfortunate situation control hope assistance needed will forthcoming international community liberia’s resumption diplomatic relations state health
LCA 1984 303 303 member states even within revered halls seemingly endless arms race threat nuclear holocaust yet see tiny light hope held aloft agencies unesco undp pan american health organization unicef host others whose untiring efforts away glare news headlines bring hope relief untold millions developing world reasons others strong steadfast supporters united nations health
LCA 1984 713 713 winners arms race raise stakes raise danger mutually assured destruction madness must stop resources earth must put service mankind fight wars fought wars hunger ignorance disease wars fought however wars proxy chosen battlefields countries developing world lebanon continues bleed agony welcome initiatives present undertaken end fratricidal strife can fail raise voices health
LCA 1984 1064 1064 media problems region social economic origin roots deep colonial past legacies problems unequal distribution land wealth wide disparity rich poor denial basic human needs education health facilities deep-seated though may amenable military solutions neglect addressing driven sections population despair take arms sea troubles hoping opposing will end seen opportunity international adventurers health
LSO 1984 452 452 international community deteriorating economic social crisis africa particularly drought stricken countries call come opportune moment lesotho experienced unprecedented drought past three four years resulting famine malnutrition death express appreciation countries responded positively call must state situation getting better meagre resources redirected towards emergency programmes leaving little normal development activities therefore take health
MDV 1984 453 453 vast proportion world’s population must deterred continuing emphasize immorality mankind’s precious resources used production weapons destruction time much humanity dire need resources used war poverty disease political also moral objective must never relinquish strongly support nuclear-weapon-free zones asia pacific regions support resolutions calling establishment zones actions fulfilling objective based strong conviction health
MDV 1984 2156 2156 purely technical nature therefore essential maintain high degree professionalism orient programmes carried bodies towards achievement tangible results maldives happy associated noble tasks prescribed global strategy health year ensure humanity better world live confident work unicef whose primary responsibility lies care welfare children world will strengthen future humanity dynamic programme launched child health
MEX 1984 2552 2552 recommends formulas means arriving peaceful solutions controversies states close relationship maintaining peace attaining development emphasized year dramatic needs peoples described proposals made banish hunger ignorance disease planet spite desire peace majority states practical results tenuous aggravation conflicts growing gap developing world industrialized nations severity economic crisis breakdown talks great powers stagnation health
MLI 1984 45 45 time drawing balance sheets must note world crisis political crisis socio-economic crisis seems arise self-interest power complex mutual fear never men dying numbers freedom hunger malnutrition world surplus food yes freedom fighters still falling bullets anachronistic colonial wars apartheid system persisting ever insidious virulent arrogant practices flagrant violation elementary human rights health
MLT 1984 233 233 callousness pressing development needs denied necessary resources reckless reliance upon increasing armaments especially nuclear armaments exacerbates tension rather increasing security accumulating expanding grievances owing poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy fast reaching explosive points national international levels outrageous fact many resources continue poured armaments race instead devoted redressing needs pressures development underlying dangerous health
MLT 1984 234 234 pressing development needs denied necessary resources reckless reliance upon increasing armaments especially nuclear armaments exacerbates tension rather increasing security accumulating expanding grievances owing poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy fast reaching explosive points national international levels outrageous fact many resources continue poured armaments race instead devoted redressing needs pressures development underlying dangerous reality health
MLT 1984 2423 2423 policies socialist government thanks far-reaching comprehensive social economic reforms introduced past years maltese society today presents much humane just picture case still post- colonial tutelage health education policies pension systems unemployment sickness benefits vast range allowances children orphans widows today ensure member society downtrodden forgotten consistent endeavour ensure individual society given health
MOZ 1984 628 628 armed bandits incalculable many mozambican victims criminals will ever bear bodies souls scars mutilation others will carry memory scenes massacre incineration families still others whose malnutrition worsened saw little ones prevented going school loved ones deprived medical care generation will ever marked brutalities banditry order face war situation people rovuma maputo health
MOZ 1984 976 976 pursuing allow us create necessary conditions devoting energies resources towards economic social development country less years masters economic social development well-being progress illiteracy rate reduced health care network expanded many projects vital importance economy way aim transforming natural resources several times projects targets armed bandits try prevent building communication networks necessary health
MOZ 1984 1059 1059 however attained remarkable successes expanding infrastructures programme economic recovery comprises measures whose implementation will reduce deficit balance payments contribute relief causes effects hunger lack clothing disease poverty main aspects programme coming years essentially rehabilitation infrastructures existing industrial agro-industrial equipment priority given realization rural development projects order increase food production export crops health
MOZ 1984 2320 2320 efforts undertaken contadora group nicaragua’s acceptance revised text group’s proposals positive step political problems world contribute exacerbation grave international economic problems especially developing countries hunger disease poverty everyday reality lives peoples africa asia latin america determined efforts international community overcome present international economic crisis made urgently spirit solidarity understanding co-operation benefit health
MOZ 1984 2407 2407 must undertaken immediately favour developing countries particularly african continent ongoing world economic crisis persistent drought external adverse factors contributed worsening food situation thus aggravating hunger malnutrition among population take opportunity salute secretary-general timely undertaking favour seriously affected countries africa operational activities development undertaken united nations system deemed people’s republic mozambique utmost health
MRT 1984 630 630 hoc consultative working group established monitor situation countries afflicted appointment personal representative secretary-general co-ordinate financial technical assistance time world economic crisis becoming ever acute hunger disease ignorance still prevail developing countries vast sums squandered develop stockpile means destroy mankind amazing lethal weapons consume trillion year billion day arms race constitutes one health
MUS 1984 219 219 situation today ever fraught danger spectre thermonuclear holocaust becomes haunting renewed escalation nuclear-arms race continues unabated resources unprecedented scale expended certain countries elsewhere drought famine diseases claimed heavy toll lives undernourished old weak newly born moral right stand witness slow death mankind can live courageous enough combine efforts resources struggle peace health
NER 1984 1386 1386 available united nations family whose resources dwindling drying need global effort requires organization dynamic chain international solidarity assist millions men women children threatened hunger thirst disease death must also give states means assume duty participating maintenance balance societies world peace continuing ignore present difficulties lead explosive situations settled perhaps asking world health
NIC 1984 1002 1002 children mothers youth elderly relative terms equivalent three times number american casualties viet nam war moreover daily damage done economy direct impact foreign aggression co-operatives health centres schools machinery construction equipment day-care centres food stocks houses destroyed daily policy terror losses period 1981-1984 total million represent united states european community percentage health
PER 1984 186 186 regard formula frequently resorted prescribing drastic reduction public expenditure can world peace requires solution found problem indebtedness realistic solution course accept advice regard seeking economic health welcome prescriptions wish become kind death certificate must clear conception fact austerity must go along new measures towards development credit granted development must revised brought health
PER 1984 255 255 war often arms race nuclear weapons discussed one may perhaps see major threat concerns focused must also consider concern wars gestation based economic problems unemployment malnutrition brought economic system well suited present-day realities austerity without recession means us policy accept principle fiscal discipline cuts far possible without going beyond possible know health
PER 1984 321 321 works capita formation state therefore course exaggerated cut tend bring elimination items thus state becomes spectator rather actor ceases important employer defers works usually public health education energy supplies nutrition must therefore ask rostrum competent organs speed processes seek better absorption resources world markets grant credits speedily attempting reduce far possible health
PER 1984 325 325 therefore course exaggerated cut tend bring elimination items thus state becomes spectator rather actor ceases important employer defers works usually public health education energy supplies nutrition must therefore ask rostrum competent organs speed processes seek better absorption resources world markets grant credits speedily attempting reduce far possible local counterpart lending credit health
PER 1984 961 961 continually repeated hall peace earth peace peoples goodwill peace american continent intelligent swift resolution problem malvinas peace central america part continent much need work normalcy nutrition development peace three nations converge gulf fonseca nicaragua honduras el salvador gulf clamouring development plan problems can solved affect three countries related fishing energy storage health
PHL 1984 1025 1025 growth economies order able provided needed assistance including transfer technology final analysis meaning industrialization contribute eradication endemic poverty developing world many developing countries problems hunger malnutrition adequately addressed balance payments difficulties mounting external debts suggests current international efforts relieve food scarcity many areas world expanded impediments food sufficiency availability wider basis health
PNG 1984 1223 1223 nuclear-weapons-testing programme french polynesia help noting close deplorable connection seems exist colonial nuclear policies certain narrowly self- interested powers region feel deeply threat policies pose health environment region also political rights pacific islanders governments many countries regard primary concern papua new guinea share views nuclear issues thus representatives asian pacific countries health
RUS 1984 2179 2179 step towards preventing militarization world’s oceans arms race seriously damaging people even guns silent increasingly consuming intellectual material wealth impedes solution global problems elimination hunger disease search new sources energy preservation environment tasks will accomplished either declaratory statements attempts make assistance countries contingent acceptance particular model socioeconomic development something else required health
RUS 1984 2647 2647 believe favour reduction world tensions establishing military bases intensifying military preparations militarizing outer space deploying new kinds united states nuclear weapons europe needed prevent hunger disease claiming lives countless millions people according logic nato countries can achieved throwing much money resources possible insatiable maw war industry appear path towards ensuring peace health
SAU 1984 253 253 progress towards resolution problems posed inequitable economic financial trade relations states numerous countries moreover now afflicted critical social problems problem drug addiction certain areas reached epidemic proportions become difficult contain problems within geographic confines specific states thus concerted action international community called confront overcome problems eradicate roots order ensure protection safety health
SEN 1984 1870 1870 african countries drought phenomenon characterized year virtually complete absence precipitation areas irrigation little known unknown thus ruling chance normal agriculture therefore harvest desertification occurs like disease wherever goes destroys vegetation watercourses dries rivers streams lakes ponds wipes food plants aquatic land animals man usually feeds every year sahara desert north africa health
SLE 1984 222 222 led present dire economic consequences undermine social order rich countries threaten survival much third world today stark economic reality african condition millions people afflicted hunger malnutrition illiteracy abject poverty last years economies african countries suffered severe declines growth output goods services trend already apparent 1970s worsened last three years leading depressing health
SOM 1984 1043 1043 special needs indeed extent gravity crisis africa must underestimated problems continent translated human terms mean disintegration social economic fabric many african societies t spell hunger malnutrition untimely death millions years ahead africa today stands need massive assistance combat drought desertification widespread devastating two previous decades took hundreds thousands lives displaced mil-lions health
SOM 1984 1154 1154 sufficiency can attained appeal developed countries recognize interdependence north south inescapable reality easing debt burdens promotion just stable commodity prices roll-back protectionism fundamental remedies restore health african third-world economies significant infusions international economic assistance remain vital importance tiding african states present crisis giving us boost need put us firmly road economic health
SUR 1984 1497 1497 change crisis situation pledge support measures high immediate priority interest global recovery delegation deeply concerned acute problem drought sub-saharan countries africa tens millions people threatened malnutrition hunger famine three-year drought top international recession severely affected countries attach great importance fully endorse special action programme africa impetus joint efforts international community provide health
THA 1984 2430 2430 system must followed concrete actions reduce trade barriers protectionism developed countries imposed severe constraints food production marketing little attention paid impact trade barriers problem famine malnutrition world large thailand deeply sympathetic regarding economic difficulties least developed land-locked developing countries world’s poorest disadvantaged countries include thailand’s neighbour lao people’s democratic republic many health
TTO 1984 1909 1909 human rights fundamental freedoms equality states large small peace us means removal eradication structural violence causes rooted social ills discrimination developmental ills poverty misery ill health hunger frustrated socio-economic aspirations let us target essential goals combined effort towards achievement true peace international co-operation combined effort towards achievement peace country aspires make health
TUN 1984 843 843 solving dispute around table either directly within framework united nations mediation africa beset development problems compounded climatic phenomena drought desertification broad sectors population still suffer malnutrition disease despite continent’s tremendous potential wealth aspires climate peace stability order able devote energies developing resources promoting well-being peoples conflicts persist however sometimes fuelled east-west health
TUN 1984 844 844 dispute around table either directly within framework united nations mediation africa beset development problems compounded climatic phenomena drought desertification broad sectors population still suffer malnutrition disease despite continent’s tremendous potential wealth aspires climate peace stability order able devote energies developing resources promoting well-being peoples conflicts persist however sometimes fuelled east-west rivalry health
UGA 1984 1226 1226 unprecedented dimensions whose solution beyond capability many african countries current drought now spread countries severe century prolonged drought created serious food shortages turn triggered famine malnutrition related diseases loss human lives livestock food situation africa deteriorated drastically african countries today tragic position unable feed peoples africa today relying food imports food health
UGA 1984 1228 1228 whose solution beyond capability many african countries current drought now spread countries severe century prolonged drought created serious food shortages turn triggered famine malnutrition related diseases loss human lives livestock food situation africa deteriorated drastically african countries today tragic position unable feed peoples africa today relying food imports food aid feed health
USA 1984 157 157 institute noted mankind also undergone enormous changes better past two centuries changes always readily noticed written years ago relatively people world wrote human societies poor disease early death dominated people’s lives people ignorant largely mercy forces nature now said somewhere near middle process economic development end process almost one will live health
VUT 1984 987 987 clothe house feed drought famine plague africa tropical storms lash asia pacific caribbean earthquakes destroy south american cities floods ravage lands developed developing countries sickness disease cross borders frontiers touch citizens us share natural disasters yet seem intent searching creating new disasters forces nature take enough lives cause enough damage us health
YEM 1984 1591 1591 common aim achieved co-operation peoples nations world will possible channel immense material human resources now spent armaments arms production towards freeing majority peoples grip starvation disease overcoming grave shortages resources potential tackling problems face efforts build develop societies social economic fields believe establishment nuclear- weapon-free zones strategic parts world constitute practical health
YEM 1984 2083 2083 cultural social economic political life basis islamic faith accordance principles immortal revolution september country made great progress establishing infrastructure development progress also made fields education health expansion internal trade increased agricultural production exploration mineral oil resources way based principle people’s sovereignty natural resources yemen supreme council made great advances fulfilling aspirations health
AFG 1985 390 390 united nations specialized agencies field economic development developing countries probably constitute one salient features multilateralism forged united nations great value also international co-operation field education health progressive development legal instruments field human rights significant impact improvement human rights situation various countries regions rejoicing successes united nations cause us lessen vigor seek health
ARG 1985 1694 1694 repeat looking charity concrete will find solutions mutual advantage put end world recession situation particularly serious countries represented suffered extremely severe climatic conditions caused hunger disease countries difficulties compounded payment obligations deriving external debt contracted chaotic international market real interest rates highest history latin america together central american crisis major question health
AUS 1985 2022 2022 founding original members united nations member security council provided moral physical financial support vast range united nations activities control narcotics keeping peace improving status women health children survival refugees activities australian government benefit great goodwill australian people appreciate complications system understand drawbacks political process know nations expected ignore genuine national interests health
AUS 1985 2061 2061 system understand drawbacks political process know nations expected ignore genuine national interests also realize united nations will get nowhere also fueled idealism created concepts world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr united nations development program conference disarmament therefore take fortieth anniversary opportunity health
AUT 1985 389 389 confidence follow-up conference vienna one main global issues today many previous speakers touched subject economic crisis third world people developing countries must freed poverty hunger disease must fair equal chance develop strength abilities urgently need vigorous new beginning dialog north south order build equitable just international economic order need political will health
BDI 1985 1571 1571 economic situation africa annex resolution specifically called commitment international community support governments peoples africa struggle survival three stages difficult task emergency aid peoples suffering famine malnutrition medium-term assistance rehabilitation agriculture livestock rearing long-term aid make african economies growth-oriented africa tremendous economic potential needs exploited well people financial technological means human resources health
BEL 1985 907 907 countries effort must continued supplemented longer-term actions geared towards development populations among long-term actions country gives highest priority integrated rural development lasting solution problems hunger malnutrition means fighting rural exodus anarchic urban growth goal development rural areas belgium aimed established survival fund third world help famine-stricken countries recover improve food production health
BEL 1985 952 952 famine-stricken countries recover improve food production order achieve self-sufficiency october help four united nations agencies selected countries horn africa beneficiaries one regions world due starvation mortality rate one highest since end belgium together various non-governmental organizations also engaged series emergency aid operations several drought-stricken african countries aid equipment cereals today indispensable health
BEN 1985 170 170 must work bring world free fear nuclear holocaust world security peace must work safeguard rights individuals peoples establishment new international economic order must combat hunger disease unfortunately despite efforts made every state numerous resolutions adopted hall preceding sessions past years obliged note international political situation causing increasing concern numerous problems international health
BEN 1985 1276 1276 meet needs oau created special emergency assistance fund combat drought famine africa thus shouldering responsibilities africa also resolved achieve self-sufficiency food order put end famine malnutrition endemic illnesses continent twenty-first summit conference oau also decided convene international conference africa’s external debt delegation cherishes hope international community will able take advantage opportunity health
BEN 1985 1278 1278 oau created special emergency assistance fund combat drought famine africa thus shouldering responsibilities africa also resolved achieve self-sufficiency food order put end famine malnutrition endemic illnesses continent twenty-first summit conference oau also decided convene international conference africa’s external debt delegation cherishes hope international community will able take advantage opportunity default proposals health
BFA 1985 520 520 else can explain fact eve twenty first century millions human beings throughout world particularly africa asia latin america still suffering dying ignorance secondly hunger thirst disease burkina faso’s revolutionary experience past two years continues inspired past revolutions understand misfortunes peoples throughout world without exception will continue sympathize yet new revolution categorically health
BFA 1985 626 626 tremendous efforts main vital sectors society shall just mention two examples first vaccination commando made possible immunize within days million children ranging age months years measles meningitis yellow fever coverage per cent showing children neighboring countries also able benefit secondly thanks political determination mobilize energies democratic revolutionary structures defense committees revolution health
BFA 1985 676 676 revolution city ouagadougou capital today wells providing drinking water sectors previously without essential precision happy underscore effective contribution made specialized agencies united nations specifically world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef commando vaccination effort united nations development program undp carrying drilling wells work relating infrastructure simply boasting achievements expressing belief health
BGD 1985 373 373 charter stop aiming creation simple instrument peace founding fathers united nations farsighted enough see edifice peace crumble weight economic social injustice also realized war hunger disease deprivation illiteracy waged global basis concerted efforts nations one boons modern civilization world transformed global village also boon contemporary history man live splendor self-imposed isolation health
BGD 1985 469 469 bangladesh seen world body work close quarters since days reconstruction war-torn economy united nations involved entire gamut nation-building activities concerned agriculture food trade shipping industry health education labor environment telecommunications disaster relief atomic energy name part try best play proper role united nations bangladesh believes essential duty responsibility international community strengthen health
BGD 1985 1795 1795 1980s least developed countries now held geneva blueprint action adopted aim transforming economies least developed countries self-sustained development enabling provide least internationally accepted minimum standards nutrition health transport communications housing education well job opportunities particularly rural urban poor half-way decade realities situation least developed countries continues desperate one third least developed health
BGD 1985 1796 1796 least developed countries now held geneva blueprint action adopted aim transforming economies least developed countries self-sustained development enabling provide least internationally accepted minimum standards nutrition health transport communications housing education well job opportunities particularly rural urban poor half-way decade realities situation least developed countries continues desperate one third least developed countries health
BGD 1985 1834 1834 decade realities situation least developed countries continues desperate one third least developed countries population still seriously undernourished less one three access safe water supply infant mortality times greater least developed countries developed countries two three adults average illiterate per capita gross domestic product least developed countries less quarter level developing countries health
BGD 1985 2810 2810 summit conference december year dhaka south asian regional co-operation already meantime adopted integrated program action nine areas far identified purposes co-operation agriculture rural development telecommunications health population control transport postal services scientific technological co-operation meteorology sport arts culture connection like inform assembly briefly developments country soon assuming responsibilities present government leadership health
BGR 1985 1820 1820 even active resolute action necessary elimination mass flagrant violations human rights various parts world conclusion like stress solving global problems elimination economic underdevelopment hunger poverty disease illiteracy others closely related strengthening peace security cessation arms race something release vast resources improving living conditions every individual whole mankind december year will mark health
BHR 1985 669 669 international law international law commission established united nations scored great success field sponsoring many multilateral treaties dealing vital subjects settlement disputes peaceful means outer space health trade development educational matters freedom press disarmament environment telecommunications important achievement united nations recent years perhaps preparation conclusion convention law sea member states organization able health
BLR 1985 640 640 place planet one wait case nuclear conflict conflict destroy life earth borne dealing current problems overcoming economic backwardness large group young independent states fighting hunger disease questions important see main problem cm whose solution everything else hinges namely problem averting nuclear threat everything save succeeding generations scourge war required united nations health
BLZ 1985 1122 1122 eradication campaign aerial spraying marijuana plantations using chemical herbicides pressed upon us far preferred employ manual eradication methods can assure people aerial-spraying exercise involve unacceptable health environmental risks even now taking steps will enable us make determination position proved satisfactory regrettable power disequilibrium allowed defeat sovereign right small states act consider health
BLZ 1985 1609 1609 scene much tension much strife must end unbrotherly actions example prolong war iran iraq finally call immediate action alleviate plight countries suffering hunger starvation desertification disease doubt wise men drafted charter united nations years ago san francisco contemplated evolution imperfect world foresaw disharmony conflict charter stresses conflict resolution co-operation among states health
BOL 1985 973 973 expresses gratification resumption talks government bolivia fully shares concern international community concerning pressing need prevent punish illegal production trade use illicit drugs represent threat public health particularly health young determination sense responsibility courage government demonstrated soon came office dealing economic political realities country now begun use resources within scope wage frontal health
BOL 1985 975 975 resumption talks government bolivia fully shares concern international community concerning pressing need prevent punish illegal production trade use illicit drugs represent threat public health particularly health young determination sense responsibility courage government demonstrated soon came office dealing economic political realities country now begun use resources within scope wage frontal war drug health
BRA 1985 478 478 peoples major powers emerging countries called upon put end colonial exploitation proclaimed universe worth democratic principles equality justice condemned racism intolerance gave legitimacy universal right health well-being education reaffirmed dignity labour enhanced power culture present now lived without global conflict twice number years allotted humanity first second world wars position state health
BRA 1985 1476 1476 mankind denuclearization latin america first step new movement deter vertical horizontal accumulation nuclear arms thereby releasing million squandered every minute arias race used combat hunger disease ignorance poverty marathon arms race symptom evil threatens lucidity sombre hiatus cm human conscience experiencing new scientific revolution moment moment transforming world eyes control advances health
BRB 1985 234 234 war able mature without experience third world war might reasonably conclude united nations achieved much critics prepared admit addition generation benefited eradication control several serious diseases result efforts world health organization improved education scientific advances cultural expansion resulting efforts united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco increased yields better food production health
BRB 1985 238 238 experience third world war might reasonably conclude united nations achieved much critics prepared admit addition generation benefited eradication control several serious diseases result efforts world health organization improved education scientific advances cultural expansion resulting efforts united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco increased yields better food production greater appreciation nutrition result health
BRB 1985 262 262 world health organization improved education scientific advances cultural expansion resulting efforts united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco increased yields better food production greater appreciation nutrition result work food agriculture organization united nations fao generally improved quality life result collective efforts organization specialized agencies materialized however co-operation among great powers confidently health
BRB 1985 655 655 among persuaded necessary institutions adapt changing times order carry mandates effectively international community periodically initiate reviews multilateral institutions serve one thing however undertake examination diagnose illness quite another administer potion result likely death north-south dialog discussions consultations far disappointing due large measures lack genuine willingness honest commitment part governments find acceptable health
BRB 1985 1718 1718 sciences industry agriculture arts human mind risen unprecedented heights split atom created computer satellite can plumb depths ocean outstripped speed sound put flight many lethal diseases stalked shortened life man communications technology makes possible virtually every corner world establish contact another moral excellence always wanting mohandas gandhi martin luther ring confirmed health
BRB 1985 1857 1857 long one race dehumanizes another long innocent men women children remain homeless stateless long one country exploits another long one-half world free shackled whether hunger disease terror arms will peace long large strong regard small weak contempt will tension body disorder world gloomy canvass feel impelled paint words esteemed secretary-general man health
CAF 1985 605 605 union central africa economic community central african states meetings organized bodies clearly highlight fact question development center concerns countries unfortunately success efforts uncertain hunger sickness malnutrition illiteracy continue daily lot majority people third world various strategies adopted achieve minimum development often doomed failure derailed many cases combined cumulative effects international economic health
CAN 1985 272 272 demands daily work united nations frailties united nations ineptitude let us year celebrate united nations endurance accomplishments resolving improve procedures conflicts prevented disputes mediated eradication diseases world-wide development progress saving countless human lives united nations enriched human existence done budget less per.year every inhabitant planet united nations need defended emphasize canada health
CAN 1985 1537 1537 countries maintain export earnings necessary service external debt improve living standards us will lose borders close therefore important stake ensuring multilateral trading system remains open health canada forefront calling new round multilateral trade negotiations working liberalize trade resist protectionism many ways joining preparations new trade round now developing countries can joint health
CMR 1985 201 201 undertaking sober review years experience universal organization hope historic session will live expectations anxious world men women children endure unending suffering conditions war strife hunger disease depressing deprivation cry peoples everywhere resolutions productive change towards new better world must consciously create conditions international relations demonstrate firm determination part states ensure equal health
CMR 1985 469 469 average life expectancy barely exceeds present age organization thinking enslaved peoples victims apartheid racism aggression forms discrimination lastly thinking peoples living fringes technological progress know disease hunger poverty believe urgent ever put work organization back within context original aims objectives founding fathers cameroon greatly appreciates positive contribution organization made several important health
CMR 1985 1773 1773 technology particular area communications thanks mechanisms united nations system given appreciable support efforts made governments conditions life large number countries improved particularly developing countries fields health education agriculture however remains true international trade still characterized marked imbalances flagrant injustice led great gulf nations growing dependence developing countries efforts countries create just health
COG 1985 45 45 life constitute century now coming end important stage moment historical importance must proud honor united nations good bad points today become disciplined adult fairly good health country whose rebirth freedom sovereignty dates moment general assembly adopted declaration granting independence colonial countries peoples finds years charter years resolution xv happy coincidence retrospect health
COL 1985 522 522 respect equality far beyond selfish considerations therefore must preserve defend organization wide range agencies given rise agencies brought many places world succor activities combat hunger disease disseminate knowledge protect children refugees employment environment struggle development result commemorative session must strengthening moral force beneficial action can past four decades prevent conflict super-powers health
COM 1985 388 388 world economic situation still matter concern indeed members organization particularly commonly known least developed countries suffering acutely unfavorable economic situation watching day circle poverty famine disease malnutrition tighten around developing countries general least developed countries particular defenseless facing underlying causes economic crisis beyond control disastrous effects crisis inflation reduction external earnings health
COM 1985 389 389 economic situation still matter concern indeed members organization particularly commonly known least developed countries suffering acutely unfavorable economic situation watching day circle poverty famine disease malnutrition tighten around developing countries general least developed countries particular defenseless facing underlying causes economic crisis beyond control disastrous effects crisis inflation reduction external earnings resulting health
CRI 1985 600 600 signs fuller understanding two parts single people ideal universal membership govern efforts find answers serious difficulties afflicting mankind political instability economic ills social unrest widespread diseases world today among painful problems mentioned secretary-general’s report refers quite rightly social political poisons consider necessary refer two affect us special way state immune urgent health
CRI 1985 993 993 effective means eliminate hunger poverty offer people better future problems inevitably bring us face face yawning gaps still separate developed developing world shameful coexistence abundance malnutrition high technology primitive ignorance wealth enjoyed dramatic scarcity crushing financial burdens suffered others specifically referring problem hunger africa problem latin america’s external debt critical food health
CRI 1985 1084 1084 effective energetic solidarity vital importance resources greater efforts devoted resolving problem steps taken ensure phenomenon never occurs africa requires major international assistance deal serious problems health water supplies housing elementary agricultural requirements painful note africa’s governments must devote servicing external debt resources urgently needed development peoples consideration problems external debt lead health
CRI 1985 1259 1259 harsh terms set needs reasonable terms payment consonance economic situation can consolidate political economic social democracy costa rica devotes high percentage resources improvement development education health systems physical infrastructure disarmament policy makes possible however recent years earmark per cent income deriving exports external debt servicing spend money weapons able spend funds health
CUB 1985 606 606 political pluralism non-capital t option development socialism comrade fidel pointed time therefore come us join task drawing entire peoples hundreds millions hum beings backwardness poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy keep enjoying full human dignity pride pv p 53-55 therefore invoke need settle conflicts peaceful means avoid terrible final war end human life health
CUB 1985 607 607 pluralism non-capital t option development socialism comrade fidel pointed time therefore come us join task drawing entire peoples hundreds millions hum beings backwardness poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy keep enjoying full human dignity pride pv p 53-55 therefore invoke need settle conflicts peaceful means avoid terrible final war end human life know health
CUB 1985 820 820 movement owe western countries total almost billion means must pay billion debt-servicing year alone peoples sum money used stimulate industry agricultural production increase food production health development education insurmountable problems- generated existence swollen debt lie difficulties countries face paying interest true receiving credits cover servicing debt raises level indebtedness way calls health
CUB 1985 3619 3619 achievements several fields international relations especially process decolonization agencies united nations educational scientific land cultural organization united nations children’s fund united nations development program world health organization united nations fund population activities world food council united nations environment program made valuable contributions cur countries development understanding among peoples united nations still health
CUB 1985 3774 3774 another world war major contribution cause peace expressing full support efforts strengthen extend united nations system reinforce role solving main problems mankind faced fields economics health education science culture information communications preserving international peace security cuba denounces policies pressure blackmail applied united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco specialized agencies constitute health
DDR 1985 964 964 social security economic advance relationship disarmament development obvious know world arms expenditure approaching billion threshold many developing countries almost half children die reach age five malnutrition lack medical care mere fraction military spending world suffice reach objective health permit recall back world health organization launched appeal international campaign immunization children world health
DDR 1985 976 976 approaching billion threshold many developing countries almost half children die reach age five malnutrition lack medical care mere fraction military spending world suffice reach objective health permit recall back world health organization launched appeal international campaign immunization children world german democratic republic vaccinations part parcel basic medical schemes provides substantial assistance health
DDR 1985 981 981 countries almost half children die reach age five malnutrition lack medical care mere fraction military spending world suffice reach objective health permit recall back world health organization launched appeal international campaign immunization children world german democratic republic vaccinations part parcel basic medical schemes provides substantial assistance quite developing countries carrying respective health
DEU 1985 1626 1626 growth particularly third world gross national product asia africa latin america grew per cent annually years means increased fivefold life expectancy rose average years infant mortality cut half whereas per cent children received primary education per cent receive now two central themes sessions general assembly debt crisis situation africa since made health
DEU 1985 1673 1673 situation africa since made progress towards overcoming debt crisis crisis far mastered continues tick like time-bomb world economy jeopardizes growth social stability developing countries well health banking system industrialized countries can done first must find methods restoring credit flows normal level enabling adequate resources flow developing countries however volume funds means health
DNK 1985 1887 1887 development program’s last meeting governing council improve quality undp’s work enhance effectiveness efficiency program hoped will encourage increased support donors present contribute less expected improving health situation major task united nations development assistance accordance resolutions adopted assembly children main target group immunization programs eradicate six common communicable diseases seems highly appropriate health
DNK 1985 1909 1909 less expected improving health situation major task united nations development assistance accordance resolutions adopted assembly children main target group immunization programs eradicate six common communicable diseases seems highly appropriate fortieth anniversary session solemnly confirm common commitment take necessary steps towards fulfillment target introductory remarks pointed anniversary celebration october good occasion stocktaking health
DOM 1985 2009 2009 elderly people way unicef protects children regard unicef must inform international community general assembly government dominican republic carried intensive national campaign vaccinate children main lethal diseases affect children campaign public recognition unicef shall able immunize children consider important assembly encourage countries yet done sign convention law sea last year general assembly health
DZA 1985 532 532 accumulation armaments true security disarmament replaced distorted form security based deterrence choice imposition power collective suicide surely immoral state affairs time people planet assured food health education shelter precious resources fueling forces destruction represents clear denial things constitute essence spirit united nations must note new order international co-operation announced united nations health
EGY 1985 858 858 debtor countries within framework enlightened political dialog free pressure view reaching lasting solution problem indebtedness will preserve rights developing countries safeguard aspirations regard food basic health educational services ensure social political stability second point propose touch upon briefly need seek genuine radical solution problem lack effectiveness united nations coping crises threaten health
ETH 1985 1784 1784 already trial immunization campaign way addis ababa children age two immunized campaign will expanded phased manner throughout country commending united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization executive heads efforts regard like call upon international community increase assistance member states agencies involved regarding status women one productive segments society ethiopia recognizes health
FIN 1985 744 744 protection role main organization responsible united nations activities field strengthened although challenge now better understood threat abated europe valuable conventions concluded relating reduction long-range trans-boundary air_pollution protection marine environment regions world also agreements concluded close interdependence economic development state environment country can afford ignore deterioration ecological infrastructure government finland urges adoption health
FIN 1985 1624 1624 can developed step step r.c easy shortcuts higher levels well-being first place people’s basic means livelihood must assured sustained requires priority given food production education health encouraging note many developing countries adopted approach basis development policies world living age rapid technological change new technological revolution profound consequences societies new technologies pose health
GBR 1985 292 292 us must underestimate efforts international community still make actions achieve goals sat founding fathers still live world wracked continuing violence conflicts economic social hardships famine disease last week’s massive natural disaster brought tragic suffering mexican people grievous reminder man’s vulnerability environment pay tribute courage mexican government people responded catastrophe secretary-general’s words health
GBR 1985 2320 2320 clear founding united nations predecessors much concerned promote interests individuals governments therefore particularly deplorable years later rights liberties well-being many individuals risk just poverty hunger disease also policies actions governments must everything can give force fine words human rights said helsinki last july final act conference security co-operation europe csce lit health
GIN 1985 797 797 general security council particular fully effectively play role unless member states agree give complete responsibility correctly implementing provisions charter united nations rules security council ignorance disease hunger remain ills almost two thirds population world suffer sad note like make urgent appeal nations solidarity advantaged nations may demonstrate greater political will practical health
GTM 1985 1165 1165 women children mexico pacification earlier called areas conflict present makes possible give displaced guatemalans services infrastructure necessary personal well-being including among things food assistance housing health assistance training productive activities particularly agriculture thus hope near future consultations will make possible finally return may exercise legitimate right live peace land born respect health
GTM 1985 2997 2997 tomorrow likewise guatemala supports recent resolution executive board united nations children’s fund unicef decided goal universal immunization children accelerated action accordance objectives already established world health assembly ignore terrible problem drugs affects greater lesser extent almost countries world trafficking narcotic drugs increased recent years constitutes serious threat international community must confront health
HND 1985 607 607 closer together brothers co-operative efforts common understanding common well-being impressive network agencies also leads us inquire whether capable meeting urgency required fundamental needs addressed hunger illness ignorance afflict equal extent millions persons languishing despair anguish world divided states members united nations confronting reality time done failed save succeeding generations scourge war health
HND 1985 1433 1433 nations give proof political will members ability innovate show imagination continue allow millions human beings die hunger inanition can continue tolerate present high rates infant mortality measures universal immunization proposed united nations children’s fund unicef can effectively reduce long continue allow arms expenditures grow inverse ratio decline international development aid continue health
HTI 1985 403 403 intelligent vision long-term interests international community republic haiti therefore believed science technology used service mankind instead contributing destruction order put final end specters hunger ignorance disease provide members organization especially poorest ones means secure living conditions commensurate dignity much hope attitude show lack understanding facts international life years hard-won independence preserved health
IDN 1985 611 611 safeguarding environment many can longer envisage world without united nations specialized agencies provide assistance relief many thousands refugees millions undernourished children mothers afflicted hunger poverty disease illiteracy can deny landmarks universal declaration human rights convention law sea outer space treaty name course activities programs success always forthcoming achieved continues done indeed health
IRL 1985 599 599 must set beside organization’s great achievements past four decades contribution process decolonization efforts protect promote human rights world-wide contribution united nations specialized agencies development eradication disease hunger education united nations achievements field disarmament particular treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons crucial part united nations peace-making peace-keeping machinery played helping resolve mitigate several conflicts health
IRL 1985 1362 1362 uneven development unequal distribution wealth resources shared planet indication dimensions problem can gained statistics deprivation billion people live incomes less year million people suffering hunger malnutrition million children die year six common childhood diseases prevented low financial cost year developing countries must pay almost billion industrialized world interest payments figures almost health
IRL 1985 1370 1370 indication dimensions problem can gained statistics deprivation billion people live incomes less year million people suffering hunger malnutrition million children die year six common childhood diseases prevented low financial cost year developing countries must pay almost billion industrialized world interest payments figures almost crush understanding faced can question need reactivate process health
IRL 1985 1606 1606 aid bodies indeed individuals impressive helped save millions lives needs still immense million people affected drought million displaced persons living destitute conditions without food water health facilities sanitation despite international response remains huge gap aid pledged immediate needs ireland contributed international aid effort bilaterally membership european communities shall continue support efforts health
ISR 1985 1449 1449 future may feel disheartened fact many years united nations preoccupation problems developing countries still remain distant goal bridging gap poor rich nations world poverty hunger malnutrition disease still characterize conditions life many parts world one inescapable conclusion progress often hampered tendency substitute slogans serious plans action meeting world’s pressing economic social health
ISR 1985 1450 1450 may feel disheartened fact many years united nations preoccupation problems developing countries still remain distant goal bridging gap poor rich nations world poverty hunger malnutrition disease still characterize conditions life many parts world one inescapable conclusion progress often hampered tendency substitute slogans serious plans action meeting world’s pressing economic social problems health
ISR 1985 1524 1524 poverty hunger rest world must help struggle vital element developing traditional agriculture sorely neglected israel now preparing aid proposal efficient food delivery systems provide better nutrition link aid land water development programs success integrated rural development proved israel’s rapid agricultural development israel much experience proper use soil water marketing organization agro-industrial health
ISR 1985 1622 1622 proposed program seeks combine comprehensive development process decentralized planning implementation years israel’s involvement international development efforts israel co-operated countries trained men women agriculture rural development health education israel’s development encountered problems now facing african countries successfully overcome united nations may recapture prestige authority gives priority pressing social economic issues magnitude tasks health
ITA 1985 1351 1351 peoples world said problem facing us enable countries members international community benefit results far-reaching peaceful revolution today engaged struggle overcome hunger free many peoples possible disease epidemics drought however must ensure battle fighting today determined win shifted tomorrow fields combat namely aim gain access results technological progress words must now ask health
ITA 1985 1352 1352 world said problem facing us enable countries members international community benefit results far-reaching peaceful revolution today engaged struggle overcome hunger free many peoples possible disease epidemics drought however must ensure battle fighting today determined win shifted tomorrow fields combat namely aim gain access results technological progress words must now ask prevent health
JOR 1985 307 307 whenever seems form super-power detente achieved still faced local ware great powers take part proxies states spend lavishly armaments stinting contributions save billions famine drought disease industry develops produce anxiety environment material wealth increases expense spiritual values borders world extended outer space lingering doubts future earth developments course reflected united nations health
JPN 1985 394 394 reform can function efficiently way will member states developing countries beset difficulties economic management well major contributing countries experiencing severe financial strain striving regain fiscal health able gain understanding peoples continue support united nations many years come wish occasion pay high tribute secretary-general serious efforts making regard report work organization year health
KEN 1985 1115 1115 search credible defense destructive weapons developed others far destructive making name deterrence several billion dollars expended manufacturing armaments millions people wasting away every day poverty disease malnutrition famine enormous resources squandered arras build-up diverted towards alleviating current grave socio-economic human problems facing world especially developing countries connection kenya warmly welcomed strongly health
KEN 1985 1116 1116 credible defense destructive weapons developed others far destructive making name deterrence several billion dollars expended manufacturing armaments millions people wasting away every day poverty disease malnutrition famine enormous resources squandered arras build-up diverted towards alleviating current grave socio-economic human problems facing world especially developing countries connection kenya warmly welcomed strongly supports health
KEN 1985 1470 1470 official development assistance drastic decline international bank lending overall deflationary tendencies international monetary system stifled stirring economic activity large number developing countries imperative sake sustained health world economy growth developing countries undertaken self-sustained mutually reinforcing process merely by-product growth elsewhere deal fundamental structural problems adequate equitable manner crisis will end overwhelm health
KEN 1985 2307 2307 countries peoples since anniversaries coincide international youth year whose theme participation development peace international community take opportunity renew commitment welfare youth particularly provision education training health employment youth constitute backbone societies rightly given highest priority national development although much done international youth year events year overshadowed many events expectation framework concrete health
KHM 1985 1268 1268 logistics border area preventing guerrilla infiltration vietnamese acknowledged mobilizing tens thousands cambodians construction work one side effect project said one relief official spread resistant strain malaria common along border workers provinces forced labor malaria caused lot animosity towards vietnamese official said vietnamese gained lot militarily border area toll heavy terms health health
KHM 1985 1276 1276 mobilizing tens thousands cambodians construction work one side effect project said one relief official spread resistant strain malaria common along border workers provinces forced labor malaria caused lot animosity towards vietnamese official said vietnamese gained lot militarily border area toll heavy terms health cambodians influx settlers also raised indignation suspicion among health
KHM 1985 1293 1293 malaria common along border workers provinces forced labor malaria caused lot animosity towards vietnamese official said vietnamese gained lot militarily border area toll heavy terms health cambodians influx settlers also raised indignation suspicion among cambodians crowded vietnam population million cambodia’s estimated million expansionist designs potentially bountiful neighbor recent visitors cambodia reported health
KHM 1985 2434 2434 ceiling beaten shackled legs stirrups floor force body painful off-balance position plastic bag pulled head closed around neck prisoner fainted prisoners reportedly died beatings others malnutrition disease far eastern economic review august article entitled cambodia forced human bondage john mcbeth san ro changan reads rattanakiri preah vihear provinces north north east health
KHM 1985 2435 2435 beaten shackled legs stirrups floor force body painful off-balance position plastic bag pulled head closed around neck prisoner fainted prisoners reportedly died beatings others malnutrition disease far eastern economic review august article entitled cambodia forced human bondage john mcbeth san ro changan reads rattanakiri preah vihear provinces north north east pursat health
KHM 1985 2521 2521 build repair access roads clear jungle lay minefields construct elaborate anti-infiltration barriers along malaria-infested frontier conscripts range age general agreement quotas established district ranging high disease apparently rampant many medical workers go malaria hepatitis viral infections unable work weeks return death rate among labor conscripts unknown diplomatic sources say many wounded health
KHM 1985 2528 2528 minefields construct elaborate anti-infiltration barriers along malaria-infested frontier conscripts range age general agreement quotas established district ranging high disease apparently rampant many medical workers go malaria hepatitis viral infections unable work weeks return death rate among labor conscripts unknown diplomatic sources say many wounded mines medical supplies also reported inadequate deal health
KHM 1985 2557 2557 unable work weeks return death rate among labor conscripts unknown diplomatic sources say many wounded mines medical supplies also reported inadequate deal sick bulk contract malaria top complaints saren former deputy director phnom penh’s 500-bed kampuchean-soviet friendship hospital said forced labor program initiated march claimed opposition labor program muted widespread western health
LAO 1985 1770 1770 negotiations international economic co-operation development yet begun result certain capitalist developed countries clinging selfish interests thus continuing obstruct establishment new international order furthermore assure good health future generations general mothers children particular find secretary-general’s appeal carrying universal immunization campaign children now timely indeed accordance policy government regard mothers children hence support health
LUX 1985 1169 1169 tensions negotiated political solutions must urgently sought basis principles united nations charter decisions organization african unity drought desertification particularly sudano-sahelian region horn africa caused death epidemic exodus destruction traditional structures delay development many states assistance rendered community particularly framework lome iii convention member states africans will remain em important priority shall health
MAR 1985 728 728 crisis never given rise many disturbances world since second world war crisis uniform effects whereas countries south suffering enormous technological handicap witnessing reappearance scourges famine epidemics thought vanished countries north thanks technical financial human resources withstanding crisis even experiencing certain upswing economic activity time prospects international development strategy adopted assembly great health
MDG 1985 801 801 framework continuing significant consensus united nations tolerate fragmentation negotiations decision-making system two major challenges remain met critical economic situation africa problems indebtedness financing development africa disease famine malnutrition poverty remain widespread twenty-one countries million inhabitants re still affected drought domestic production rates growth continually fallen since serious balance-of-payments difficulties still exist health
MDG 1985 803 803 significant consensus united nations tolerate fragmentation negotiations decision-making system two major challenges remain met critical economic situation africa problems indebtedness financing development africa disease famine malnutrition poverty remain widespread twenty-one countries million inhabitants re still affected drought domestic production rates growth continually fallen since serious balance-of-payments difficulties still exist debt servicing health
MEX 1985 406 406 without presence tensions inequalities facing us greater appropriate occasion recognize years existence organization succeeded shaping institutions promoting programs benefiting children young people women sought improve health labor conditions dietary levels education culture benefit mankind organization’s work field population problems also outstanding mexico repeats firm commitment principles purposes united nations coincide historical health
MLI 1985 388 388 international community react life-threatening anomalies can build better world world public opinion remains silent face specter death continues stalk million illiterates million people suffering serious diseases million chronically undernourished recently hall headquarters united nations head state mali president moussa traore pertinently drew attention world community particularly developed countries tragic plight developing health
MLT 1985 204 204 organization ilo executive council food agriculture organization united nations fao industrial development board united nations industrial development organization unido together current membership executive board world health organization governing council united nations environment program unep also privilege serving twice vice-president united nations general assembly year role rapporteur committee exercise inalienable rights palestinian health
MLT 1985 358 358 administration started taking policy decisions political economic social fields called pursuit sovereignty national development deal openly expressed disapproval even outright hostility respect actions internal reforms health education social welfare systems foreign policy openings towards new countries region beyond essential objectives pursuit foreign policy actions taken namely desire transform malta neutral non-aligned health
MLT 1985 2380 2380 much needed reform international economic relations fundamental inequities injustices prevail today find manifestation intolerable debt burden many developing countries chronic unemployment world wide continuing poverty malnutrition ill-health misery poor education lack basic services among vast majority mankind instances collective endeavor sense global partnership prevails case drought-stricken africa earthquake-stricken mexico constitute fitful health
MMR 1985 1873 1873 social issues less fully appreciated effective services united nations family related agency institutions programs dealing economic human problems developing countries world steeped poverty hunger ignorance disease injustice specialized agencies engaged vital tasks relating human welfare national growth international co-operation peace forefront activities united nations development program undp major channel multilateral technical health
MMR 1985 1922 1922 multilateral technical assistance provided united nations system undp assisted developing countries economic social development conformity spirit united nations charter agency international action aimed combating poverty malnutrition hunger assistance provided food agriculture organization united nations fao area food agricultural research production proving valuable developing countries world health organization helping protect promote health health
MMR 1985 1942 1942 international action aimed combating poverty malnutrition hunger assistance provided food agriculture organization united nations fao area food agricultural research production proving valuable developing countries world health organization helping protect promote health people world participating national health programs adopting integrated approach problems children world united nations children’s fund unicef works partnership developing health
MMR 1985 1947 1947 malnutrition hunger assistance provided food agriculture organization united nations fao area food agricultural research production proving valuable developing countries world health organization helping protect promote health people world participating national health programs adopting integrated approach problems children world united nations children’s fund unicef works partnership developing country governments meet basic needs health
MMR 1985 1952 1952 agriculture organization united nations fao area food agricultural research production proving valuable developing countries world health organization helping protect promote health people world participating national health programs adopting integrated approach problems children world united nations children’s fund unicef works partnership developing country governments meet basic needs children mothers variety sectors noteworthy health
MMR 1985 1991 1991 partnership developing country governments meet basic needs children mothers variety sectors noteworthy effort present aim unicef achieve year goal universal immunization young children six main diseases kill children highly commendable vision effort inspires delegation burma give keen support commitment family related agencies institutions programs united nations proved ample measure can serves health
MOZ 1985 1552 1552 armed bandits targets armed bandits people homes possessions fruit labor armed banditry indiscriminately tortures mutilates kidnaps men women old young armed banditry destroys schools hospitals health posts nurseries churches community centers shops attacks public private transport slaughters innocent passengers destroys economic transport infrastructures aim disorganizing paralyzing economy preventing development keeping country health
MOZ 1985 2086 2086 economic matters established priority program next five years aimed creating conditions national collective self-sufficiency economic development continent african countries showed determination overcome hunger poverty illiteracy disease short backwardness underdevelopment countries need immediate solution problems colonial past external debt natural disasters imposed believe international community needs take urgent effective measures order face health
MOZ 1985 2266 2266 african countries suffer consequences direct indirect aggression carried pretoria regime express profound gratitude countries united nations specialized agencies solidarity organizations throughout world contributed fight hunger disease country cur continent international solidarity unites men women continents strengthens determination overcome under-development poverty note concern increase focal points tension war various regions world including health
MOZ 1985 2759 2759 year believe program will positive results developing countries since will reduce child death-rate people’s republic mozambique program given high priority past programs aimed physical mental health normal balanced development children celebration fortieth anniversary united nations occasion reflect deeply role organization universal significance need improve effectiveness united nations affirmed indispensable organization pursuit health
MRT 1985 388 388 situation continues dangerous war one country horizons indeed sombre one continent many peoples continue suffer result occupation expansionism deprived right self-determination life dignity unemployment hunger disease poverty illiteracy social crises spreading throughout world average per capita income rich countries times greater developing countries group undertaken international studies stress need achieve satisfactory health
MRT 1985 472 472 sombre international situation makes necessary organization become dynamic effective can face interconnected dangers take example unfortunate economic social situation africa note following million people suffer malnutrition foreign indebtedness continent amounts us billion balance-of-payments deficit us billion states spend entire revenue servicing debt unemployment reached enormous proportions lagos plan placed great hopes health
MRT 1985 854 854 importance young generations working mobilize energies interest national development present mauritania host large youth fair involving thousands citizens covering activities many fields line desire provide health insurance new generations country will shortly organizing national immunization day accordance aims world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef efforts within country complementary activities health
MRT 1985 868 868 fair involving thousands citizens covering activities many fields line desire provide health insurance new generations country will shortly organizing national immunization day accordance aims world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef efforts within country complementary activities within international regional organizations believe assistance based justice equality peoples states particularly states geographic health
MUS 1985 1908 1908 stocks chemical weapons modernize improve chemical warfare capabilities also ominous support within military establishments biological research increased significantly raising terrifying specter eventuality hostilities highly lethal diseases might unleashed upon world without means cope ensuing chaos regime international law forbidding use chemical weapons shaken allegations violations likelihood international chemical weapons ban declared health
MUS 1985 2697 2697 underlying problems developed so-called adjustments imposed condition provision bridging finance debt rescheduling many developing countries resulted severe contraction involving excessive social human costs adverse effects nutrition health education combined effects contraction several developing countries may also cause damage future development prospects prove prejudicial global recovery genuine adjustment aim instead expanding production health
MUS 1985 2698 2698 problems developed so-called adjustments imposed condition provision bridging finance debt rescheduling many developing countries resulted severe contraction involving excessive social human costs adverse effects nutrition health education combined effects contraction several developing countries may also cause damage future development prospects prove prejudicial global recovery genuine adjustment aim instead expanding production exports health
MUS 1985 3233 3233 extensive regions world potential powder-kegs world military expenditures consume reported billion annually sum devoted world wide development assistance exceed billion world spends military expenditure today health education combined every year million children developing countries allowed die famine malnutrition appalling tragedy occurs world resources feed two thirds world population live twilight economic health
MUS 1985 3245 3245 sum devoted world wide development assistance exceed billion world spends military expenditure today health education combined every year million children developing countries allowed die famine malnutrition appalling tragedy occurs world resources feed two thirds world population live twilight economic zone dependent decisions control many condemned attrition living standards unemployment hunger wrenching health
MWI 1985 1427 1427 concern respect probability unleashing nuclear war extremely catastrophic huge sums money spent nuclear weapons appeal developed nations channel funds developmental activities developing countries order improve health education nutritional status general standard living peoples may permitted reiterate government’s belief policy philosophy contact dialog practical way solving world’s political problems conflicts therefore malawi health
NER 1985 1193 1193 distribution products establish true african policy complementarity co-operation among states particularly struggle combat desertification essential area water control difficulties accompanied others just troublesome involving education health housing people wish enable manage lives properly can participate actively honorably development continent entire world many voices raised emphasize tragic situation africa general assembly took health
NER 1985 1555 1555 danger million human beings will live state absolute poverty words level rational definition human dignity thousands men women children throughout world die every day hunger diseases avoided better fed entire nations southern hemisphere able fully exercise sovereignty pathetic incomes often completely unrelated true resources tremendous efforts made people stagnating time political health
NGA 1985 121 121 observed mixed feelings much cheer applaud record united nations forty years founding world much better without united nations organization achieved lot areas decolonization human rights health peacekeeping humanitarian assistance specialized agencies system improved quality life millions people throughout world within areas competence accomplishments however overshadowed threat human existence arising super-power nuclear health
OMN 1985 1711 1711 differences exist individuals peoples will support every international regional effort combat terrorism whatever form may take call upon states co-operate closely confronting combating dangerous political disease spite difficult problems crises faced world today underestimate progress achieved united nations since foundation still hope united nations will seek find just appropriate solutions different health
PAK 1985 2072 2072 menace seems interminable must however careful attribute emergence scenario despair advent united nations world scene organization also seen expansion flowering technology skill exploration space eradication disease increasing use international co-operation mutual assistance international conduct short better organized world order spurred human ingenuity intelligence fresh heights achievement paradox failures achievements generation fact health
PAN 1985 381 381 america occurs context makes even serious present population growth continues high annual average rate growth per cent countries half population years age important social needs health nutrition education labor market invaded every year millions new workers seeking jobs rural urban migration population principal latin american cities doubled past years phenomenon expecting health
PAN 1985 382 382 occurs context makes even serious present population growth continues high annual average rate growth per cent countries half population years age important social needs health nutrition education labor market invaded every year millions new workers seeking jobs rural urban migration population principal latin american cities doubled past years phenomenon expecting coming health
PAN 1985 958 958 us debtors creditors alike thus obvious us make choice will benefit us responsibility guide peoples along path progress freedom democracy opportunity solidarity good economic social health latin america advantageous industrialized countries particular americas interests complementary just efforts achieve well-being security peace joint efforts believe necessary appeal conscience historic responsibility ministers heads health
PAN 1985 1672 1672 offel- optimism creativity perseverance individual collective leadership history placed upon us new anniversary united nations let us renew original commitment mankind win war hunger poverty disease racism inequality true path peace destiny god offered man endowed freedom creative force health
PER 1985 1843 1843 regions economic sectors democracy must economic model breaks vicious circle isolates centralist industry face marginal agriculture millions peruvians doomed poverty democracy must universalization right work health education participation democracy must genuine possible road socialism point peruvian constitution original constitutions begin defining state begins speaking human person front standpoint wish approach second health
POL 1985 246 246 united nations played important role contributed disintegration colonialism recognized racism manifestations criminal doctrine made tremendous contribution development codification international law stimulated co-operation economic field sphere health protection education science culture fundamental political moral credentials peoples world poland steadfast advocate strengthening united nations system authority effectiveness going last generation ensures continuity life health
POL 1985 676 676 many countries poland one founders united nations children’s fund unicef initiator draft convention rights child fervently supports intensification efforts view saving children bringing progress primary health care including universal immunization state natural environment also attracts serious attention many compatriots pointing pollution transferred across state frontiers without barriers tariffs new effective forms health
PRY 1985 746 746 trying one way another join race may lead us collective nuclear holocaust essential nations nuclear force aspire obtain undertake nuclear research solely peaceful uses development health field guarantee protection misuse scientific discovery today threatens existence world live agenda items remain relevant implications political philosophy behind refer questions afghanistan kampuchea first case health
SGP 1985 767 767 watched live concert held raise aid africa shrinking globe massive movements peoples goods every day political disturbance asia lead bombs placed aircraft canada new frightening disease afflicting north america carried opposite side globe within twenty-four hours fear international institutions today unable cope new networks patterns interdependence evolving day longer accurate say health
SLB 1985 1415 1415 beings small islands states annual total national budgets far less titan departmental budgets industrialized nations type expenditure cur-e human development efforts agricultural improvements education basic health services clean water supplies modest economic infrastructures obviously serious imbalance development especially third-world countries military build-ups industrialized states certainly inconsistent purposes united nations terms international health
SLE 1985 579 579 significance without human element mankind remains center global activity development enhancement fundamental truly indispensable resource remain principal concern organization regrettably disturbing levels illiteracy high infant mortality poor intellectual technical skills inadequate ineffective research techniques still characterize social conditions prevailing many developing countries form meaningful socio-economic political development can ever take place health
SWE 1985 2059 2059 support important humanitarian work past decade united nations united nations system become increasingly important instrument joint efforts member states cope large-scale environmental problems soil erosion air_pollution handling hazardous waste international environmental co-operation requires united nations environment program unep environmental aspects included large areas activities united nations specialized agencies sweden view one health
SYR 1985 413 413 lie increase lethal nuclear capabilities inasmuch part capabilities already exist earth sufficient destroy forms life lie tremendous expenditures hundreds billions dollars otherwise used combat famine disease solve problems development rather major danger lies fact launching new nuclear arms race outer space divert attention governments peoples world serious efforts made disarmament planet health
TCD 1985 598 598 famine killed several thousand chadians yet year still others owe survival solely international humanitarian aid help fraternal countries thousands children will experience normal growth effects malnutrition situation remains precarious notwithstanding return rains last several months fact single rainy season however favorable overcome prolonged famine like here-to thank countries persons good will health
TTO 1985 1396 1396 reduction witnessed quantitative qualitative increase arsenals nuclear conventional weapons reproach conscience organization increasing proportion world’s population seems doomed continue live conditions penury squalor famine ill health countries find necessary spend enormous sums money year never-ending quest arms superiority since acquisition increasing quantities arms implies fear fact conditions peace longer exist commitment health
TTO 1985 1536 1536 attainment substantial reduction production proliferation weapons types redirection resources now used purposes secure significant improvement quality life peoples moved compassion harrowing televised scenes hunger squalor disease afflicting countless millions throughout world member states organization demonstrated national level lacking either sympathy capacity quickly effectively transform sympathy adequate material assistance emergency situation evidently health
TZA 1985 1145 1145 specialized agencies created work alongside economic social council united nations declared purpose entire system well-being prosperity nations based increased international co-operation trade reduction poverty ignorance disease throughout globe inevitably institutions always well-targeted sufficient scope sufficiently adaptable tasks given improved extended according experience system extended international development association ida united nations conference health
TZA 1985 1475 1475 result immense now frequently unpayable debts under-developed countries still problem dealt co-operatively internationally instead creditors group insist upon dealing debtor individually squeezing maximum amount regardless health people stability future development simultaneously developed countries increasingly take refuge problems form protectionism thus making ever difficult debtors earn foreign exchange meet revised commitments however health
UKR 1985 1553 1553 cherished goal completely eliminating threat nuclear war consolidating foundations world peace want forces energies people genius mankind directed developing new means destruction eliminating hunger poverty disease attaining goals peaceful development year will mark fifteenth anniversary adoption general assembly declaration strengthening international security date occasion joint efforts member states find ways implement health
URY 1985 2030 2030 well-being wealth continues inflict indescribable suffering peoples region deserve better fate basically problem deeply rooted going way back beyond time present governments political systems established disease afflicting central america one will cured attention paid deeper causes political economic social within context poverty backwardness prevail sectors population traditionally left sidelines dynasties elites health
URY 1985 2644 2644 budget finances lethal fraction earmarked massive construction artefacts destruction death rather co-operation aid lives millions human beings suffering dying hunger moment desolate lands africa saved disease ignorance eradicated american continent one justified hoping responsible warlike escalation will moment supreme enlightenment.which will lead put stop suicidal race devote life part resources talents health
USA 1985 2579 2579 necessary indeed open trading system crucial hopes us trade expansion engine post-war prosperity therefore suicidal return protectionism 1920s 1930s helped bring great depression protectionism cure disease disease cripple us trade must free open fair united states will work see must level playing field want open trading means mutuality barriers erected american health
USA 1985 2580 2580 indeed open trading system crucial hopes us trade expansion engine post-war prosperity therefore suicidal return protectionism 1920s 1930s helped bring great depression protectionism cure disease disease cripple us trade must free open fair united states will work see must level playing field want open trading means mutuality barriers erected american products health
VEN 1985 2184 2184 freedom human rights social economic development confronted new enemy perhaps dangerous alls drugs trojan horse civilization theater peace take responsibility calling war war scourge endangering health peoples poorest therefore least protected societies context gratified refer two resolutions subject approved consensus last session adoption venezuela played important role one condemned traffic narcotics health
VUT 1985 440 440 eat work specialized agencies united nations millions people can read write see irreplaceable treasures cultures work specialized agencies united nations millions people longer fear certain diseases work specialized agencies united nations racism colonialism longer acceptable modes international behavior thanks part united nations things proud among us can take pride many people health
VUT 1985 2038 2038 although far removed geographically centers world conflict island unto 19th century country depopulated slave traders took many people work countries country also depopulated purposeful introduction diseases immunity relatively short period time population reduced million people considerably fewer knew genocide world knew word will never accept form racism matter called join others health
VUT 1985 2078 2078 knew word will never accept form racism matter called join others express hope just portion massive sums money spent armaments instead spent research cancer heart disease sickle-cell anemia newest deadly killer aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome associate spoken forcefully illicit production transportation consumption drugs drug traffic us new slave trade turning health
VUT 1985 2123 2123 traffic us new slave trade turning many promising youths useless dangerous zombies even though geographically far removed major population centers world know far fast deadly disease can spread know quickly organized crime can corrupt society erode sovereignty people region one susceptible earthquakes hurricanes suffered crippling effects severe hurricane earlier year caused health
VUT 1985 2519 2519 forward let us welcome namibia ranks independent state let us end apartheid let us engage meaningful global negotiations let us commit resources elimination poverty illiteracy disease let us convene global conference drug trafficking drug abuse proposed secretary-general let us support contadora process let us stop building weapons mass destruction let us health
WSM 1985 1247 1247 consciousness far-reaching practical effects conferences like instance recent successful women’s conference nairobi many hardly country globe benefited united nations sponsored programs field air safety public health drug abuse control environmental protection list imagine world without united nations development program undp technical assistance partnership food agriculture organization united nations fao agricultural assistance health
WSM 1985 1274 1274 abuse control environmental protection list imagine world without united nations development program undp technical assistance partnership food agriculture organization united nations fao agricultural assistance world health organization world-wide early warning system inoculation teams elimination smallpox united nations fund population activities unfpa family-planning census assistance united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco health
WSM 1985 1346 1346 also parallel activities finance institutions -the international monetary fund imf world bank promote economic stability orderly development long-term growth without world great deal miserable pollution disease disaster much omitted summary worth reminding much positive worth achieved united nations much now taken granted therefore let us forward future brooding past building achievements health
YDYE 1985 1497 1497 water inhibit efforts enlarge agricultural sector important development sector country despite obstacles democratic yemen exerting increasing efforts improve standard living citizens satisfy need social welfare health care gratified positive results achieved last year comprehensive campaign eradicate illiteracy moreover present trying formulate studies programs implement third five-year social economic development plan period health
YEM 1985 412 412 well-being happiness make greater efforts avert scourge war complete destruction annihilation cause regrettable enormous financial resources used achieve supremacy arms race rather free peoples hunger disease backwardness economic social development reasons country supports sincere action aimed diverting military expenditure economic social development developing countries realization sound legitimate aspirations respect since time health
ZWE 1985 1559 1559 future era future anarchy plea moderation dialog negotiations compromises commemoration fortieth anniversary united nations gives us occasion commit collective resources challenge eradicating poverty illiteracy hunger malnutrition disease throughout world alternative multilateralism fact life dictated reality inter-independence reality can ignored peril consensus development pxso consensus resuming dialog institutional obstacles launching global negotiations health
ZWE 1985 1560 1560 era future anarchy plea moderation dialog negotiations compromises commemoration fortieth anniversary united nations gives us occasion commit collective resources challenge eradicating poverty illiteracy hunger malnutrition disease throughout world alternative multilateralism fact life dictated reality inter-independence reality can ignored peril consensus development pxso consensus resuming dialog institutional obstacles launching global negotiations establishment health
AFG 1986 707 707 sober analysis present world situation called immediate end put arms race diversion resources thus released alleviation suffering hundreds millions people around world condemned hunger poverty disease ignorance repeated vigorous call early establishment new international economic order based justice equity co-operation democratic republic afghanistan considers situation middle east brought result use force health
ATG 1986 311 311 charter maintaining work united nations smallness size way diminishes magnitude anxiety continuing conflicts world soothe searing pain upon consciousness witness agonizing misery thousands world-wide suffer malnutrition lack adequate medical care name millions died order bring mankind understanding united nations imperative name millions since died failed use organization charter bring end wars health
AUS 1986 751 751 later thorssen report relationship disarmament development still saw need point world can choose pursue either arms race stable social economic order logic challenged poverty hunger disease major causes social political instability tackled effectively scarce resources used armaments experience shows unrest leads government repression many countries leading spread authoritarianism wonder many countries health
BDI 1986 840 840 put end present conflict just preach moderation concord always refused sanction invasion occupation country foreign troops people entire world rather set crusades hunger poverty ignorance disease battles can admire waged development nations full development potential individual remain convinced crises afflicting afghanistan kampuchea like precarious rapidly deteriorating situation central america give way health
BEL 1986 81 81 assembly last session take particular pleasure saluting secretary-general drawing attention publicly untiring dedication fulfills high responsibilities entrusted international community delighted see among us today excellent health ready share common endeavor ensure united nations fulfills role world secretary-general’s report general assembly received close attention government correctly emphasizes extent interdependence states compels us health
BEL 1986 817 817 national relations can directed towards universal economic social progress unfortunately ideals threatened factors less dangerous war recent events force us strengthen actions area environment human health thinking particular nuclear safety deforestation drug abuse chernobyl accident indeed evoke profound reaction public opinion throughout world directly affected lives health workers plant contaminated population health
BEL 1986 838 838 actions area environment human health thinking particular nuclear safety deforestation drug abuse chernobyl accident indeed evoke profound reaction public opinion throughout world directly affected lives health workers plant contaminated population region produced negative effects throughout large parts europe essential seems international machinery devised respond serious concerns resulting accident nuclear area must health
BEL 1986 1078 1078 disaster respect welcome prompt action taken iaea draft international convention assistance case nuclear accidents similar risks radiation exposure like touch briefly two problems affecting environment health deforestation gradual death european forests rank high among concerns europe death forests associated acid rain scientists give definite explanation complex process leads slow death european health
BEL 1986 1129 1129 forests scientists agree atmospheric pollution one major causes vast regions central northern europe seeing age-old forests dying slowly effects disastrous standpoint ecology economy mention human health effort essential level international co-operation belgium lent full support major initiatives taken past years protect environment country will preside work european year environment organized within health
BEL 1986 1271 1271 way mobilize efficient ways means see forests reborn contact desert famine turn now another issue illicit drug trafficking drug abuse international problem increasingly threatens general health population undermines society institutions link drug trafficking increase crime terrorism regression national economies modification social systems international community must fully assume responsibilities area governments intensified health
BFA 1986 1411 1411 unemployment hunger problem external debt basic component many problems facing third-world countries daily struggle underdevelopment indeed can countries like limited financial resources overcome famine drought illness set industrial plants build roads time transfer resources developed countries borrow order repay external debt bear costs servicing debt continue increase requirements present order time health
BFA 1986 1514 1514 effort save innocent human life problems development sub-saharan africa still completely understood special session general assembly economic situation africa held earlier year highlighted symptoms african illness drop volume trade deterioration terms trade increase interest rates instability exchange rates reduction agricultural production indebtedness diminution real terms development aid economic stagnation even regression health
BFA 1986 1702 1702 waged burkina faso since august precisely aimed eliminating obstacles underlying causes underdevelopment former upper volta everyone knows reflected astonishing way africa’s ills characterized essentially chronic malnutrition infant mortality per thousand life expectancy barely years school attendance per cent one doctor people gross domestic product approximately revolution august aimed mobilizing people restoring health
BFA 1986 1704 1704 faso since august precisely aimed eliminating obstacles underlying causes underdevelopment former upper volta everyone knows reflected astonishing way africa’s ills characterized essentially chronic malnutrition infant mortality per thousand life expectancy barely years school attendance per cent one doctor people gross domestic product approximately revolution august aimed mobilizing people restoring confidence can health
BFA 1986 1761 1761 difficult natural environment road leading people fulfillment development objectives long one day day struggles win well defeats suffer provide increasing evidence victories can won hunger disease ignorance servitude humiliation happen masses must find necessary confidence transform future around clear precise goals achievements worth mentioning examples benefit international community area health success health
BFA 1986 1785 1785 hunger disease ignorance servitude humiliation happen masses must find necessary confidence transform future around clear precise goals achievements worth mentioning examples benefit international community area health success commando vaccination program exceeded expectations assistance united nations children’s fund unicep able immunize common infant diseases meningitis measles yellow fever matter days million children health
BFA 1986 1802 1802 achievements worth mentioning examples benefit international community area health success commando vaccination program exceeded expectations assistance united nations children’s fund unicep able immunize common infant diseases meningitis measles yellow fever matter days million children ages thus providing favorable background expanded vaccination program operation called one village one primary health care unit health
BFA 1986 1804 1804 mentioning examples benefit international community area health success commando vaccination program exceeded expectations assistance united nations children’s fund unicep able immunize common infant diseases meningitis measles yellow fever matter days million children ages thus providing favorable background expanded vaccination program operation called one village one primary health care unit allowed us health
BFA 1986 1825 1825 common infant diseases meningitis measles yellow fever matter days million children ages thus providing favorable background expanded vaccination program operation called one village one primary health care unit allowed us provide villages primary health unit train approximately village health workers matters education school attendance increased per cent thanks particular efforts people health
BFA 1986 1833 1833 days million children ages thus providing favorable background expanded vaccination program operation called one village one primary health care unit allowed us provide villages primary health unit train approximately village health workers matters education school attendance increased per cent thanks particular efforts people built new schools record time moreover within framework health
BFA 1986 1838 1838 providing favorable background expanded vaccination program operation called one village one primary health care unit allowed us provide villages primary health unit train approximately village health workers matters education school attendance increased per cent thanks particular efforts people built new schools record time moreover within framework literacy campaign leaders villages learned health
BGD 1986 124 124 will make important contribution work united nations unique edifice peace justice symbolizes collective wisdom born ashes ruins second world war charter impels us speak hunger malnutrition disease speak human rights freedom speak peace security seeks order international relations based set principles establish new concept international morality prevents force dictating issues conflict health
BGD 1986 125 125 make important contribution work united nations unique edifice peace justice symbolizes collective wisdom born ashes ruins second world war charter impels us speak hunger malnutrition disease speak human rights freedom speak peace security seeks order international relations based set principles establish new concept international morality prevents force dictating issues conflict nations health
BGD 1986 1308 1308 regression rather advance falling levels per capita output consumption well depressed levels investment many countries unemployment high living standards declining social services cut often expense health education combined per capita income developing countries excluding two major countries among declined fifth consecutive year fewer countries population million among least developed experienced zero health
BHS 1986 1556 1556 add immediate release nelson mandela essential process sovereign states neighbors south africa protected incursions boatings south african military murders innocent civilians wreaks costly damage national health strength international year peace united nations presence strategically related areas africa go long way towards saving front-line states force injustices imposed south africa’s economic military health
BLR 1986 107 107 kept looking forward hope morrow expecting brighter bring joy better life present mankind viewing future alarm profound feeling alarm caused social injustice destruction pollution environment diseases hunger affecting whole nations threat total nuclear annihilation mankind will confident future eliminates threat joint efforts removal nuclear space threat reversal arms race enable humanity health
BRB 1986 58 58 fraternity commonwealth aspirations new developing states bangladesh’s firm resolve face great odds sterling example sovereign integrity also like express pleasure return office secretary-general whose restoration health customary vigor welcome also fitting now pay tribute distinguished predecessor ambassador don jaime de pinies kingdom spain high level proficiency managed deliberations momentous fortieth session health
BRB 1986 170 170 undaunted coercion quarter barbadians learned history island community special challenge nature presents small islands prom island outpost waters caribbean see much enmity peace famine poverty disease injustice oppression terror war peace enemies growth development imminent menace peace times arsenal destruction deployed globe watch bemused ritual destruction rendered us th litany acronyms health
BRB 1986 1408 1408 secondly whatever happens united nations will never delegation believes report represents excellent foundation develop series reforms view cutting fat tightening belt firming muscle generally improving health organization beyond package reform based foundation might even lead improved process decision-making satisfy interests member states complying concept universality generally uphold principles embodied charter unnecessary health
BRN 1986 912 912 increasing threat danger drug abuse drug abuse illicit trafficking drugs reached alarming stage implications socio-economic security cultural aspects human life evident brunei darussalam recognizes social epidemic can eradicated concerted national regional international efforts taken appropriate steps brunei darussalam establishing anti-drugs unit co-ordinal drug-related programs activities enforcement narcotic laws treatment rehabilitation drug health
BRN 1986 970 970 darussalam worked closely asean partners welcome international conference drug abuse illicit trafficking will convened june next year hope conference can suggest positive steps combat social disease conclusion wish assure mr president brunei darussalam’s full unstinting support united nations health
BTN 1986 668 668 ban testing production proliferation chemical weapons one example area still desperately need assistance sub-saharan africa crisis far though increased rainfall alleviated drought somewhat mass starvation disease still threaten millions lives even beyond immediate crisis however long-term rehabilitation needs region must met hope program action emanating special session critical economic situation africa health
BTN 1986 890 890 express deep gratitude united nations development program undp united nations children’s fund unicef international fund agricultural development ifad united nations capital development fund uncdf world health organization whd world food program wfp food agriculture organization fao united nations volunteers unv united nations fund population activities unfeft united nations educational scientific cultural health
BWA 1986 786 786 peace another century conflict misery world afford indifferent poverty many midst much plenty something done done now confront push back boundaries man’s real enemies hunger disease ignorance poverty several pressing issues agenda questions general complete disarmament nuclear weapons decolonization intractable palestinian issue afghanistan kampuchea festering sore apartheid western sahara war iraq health
CAF 1986 278 278 world state world charter envisaged basic essential principal equality peoples right self-determination everywhere respected refer particular africa middle bast asia state world envisaged charter poverty disease illiteracy continue lot majority peoples state world characterized marked recrudescence selfish policies one result serious crisis united nations demands us collective increase political resolve directed health
CMR 1986 46 46 wisdom experience internationalist vast diplomatic skills pay tribute outgoing president mr jaime de pinies valuable contribution work historic fortieth session general assembly salute return better health friend mr javier perez de cuellar united nations secretary-general year particularly difficult international relations organization drawn strength courage dedication demonstrated performance heavy responsibilities wish best health
CMR 1986 1155 1155 peaceful settlement disputes non-interference respect territorial integrity national sovereignty well right every people freely choose future observed threshold twenty-first century still faced appalling scandal poverty disease illiteracy remain daily lot millions human beings unquestionably constitutes serious threat foundation peace security nations world results deep structural intolerances world economic system imbalances found health
COL 1986 631 631 seemingly domestic call solidarity international community refer increasing disparity share benefits civilization inexorably shut poor victims discrimination unemployed peasants produce need children perish daily hunger disease without much effort cured refugees south african blacks injustices inequalities become intolerable day planet true able overcome alone way situations found together can create better health
COL 1986 664 664 blacks injustices inequalities become intolerable day planet true able overcome alone way situations found together can create better world mankind wishes can alleviate hunger poverty disease ignorance means exist technology exists however resolve lacking forthcoming world organization devoted building just society enhanced society better serve world organization hops must arise inspire health
COL 1986 1013 1013 ray government taken urgent measures sent congress bills introduce prompt effective reforms structures agrarian urban economies ordered immediate action programs improving drinking water supplies housing health nutrition preparing implement emergency employment plan aimed drawing set programs projects elimination classified abject poverty appeal countries latin america whole world well international organizations take health
COL 1986 1014 1014 government taken urgent measures sent congress bills introduce prompt effective reforms structures agrarian urban economies ordered immediate action programs improving drinking water supplies housing health nutrition preparing implement emergency employment plan aimed drawing set programs projects elimination classified abject poverty appeal countries latin america whole world well international organizations take united health
COM 1986 79 79 session also take opportunity pay special tribute secretary-general organization excellency mr javier perez de cuellar efforts constant dedication service united nations pleased quick recovery recent illness wish best good health strength continuation difficult task gather assembly evaluate customary work done organization must note since last year’s historic session celebrated fortieth anniversary health
COM 1986 83 83 pay special tribute secretary-general organization excellency mr javier perez de cuellar efforts constant dedication service united nations pleased quick recovery recent illness wish best good health strength continuation difficult task gather assembly evaluate customary work done organization must note since last year’s historic session celebrated fortieth anniversary united nations world remained health
CPV 1986 1875 1875 must safeguarded believe international community make concerted efforts preserve region area peace co-operation remote international conflicts thus making valuable contribution promoting universal peace poverty famine malnutrition sickness threaten peoples developing countries thus creating additional threat maintenance international peace security situation can attributed negative internal factors fundamentally result injustice imbalance created furthered health
CRI 1986 1397 1397 multilateral arrangements organs united nations denounce agencies however lend favoring nations favoring certain development strategies diminishing diversity enriches world must continue tolerate questioning assistance housing health food loans proliferate purchase combat aircraft soldiers uniforms let us permit inequalities industrialized world reflected poverty anguish third world cost past errors must equitably shared health
DDR 1986 185 185 results geneva summit soviet union united states america yet realized atom changed world albert einstein demanded must ultimately change human mind wars earthquakes hurricanes floods epidemics disasters still take toll nuclear arms weapons mass destruction brought mankind brink self-annihilation nuclear weapons rule thinking acting art out-dated patterns old concepts war military health
DEU 1986 119 119 prevailing awareness survival mankind requires co-operative solutions -for prevention war protection ecological basis new technological developments peaceful use sea-bed peaceful use outer space fight famine disease solutions international economic problems including indebtedness peoples world want governments recognize signs quest superiority hegemony quest unilateral advantages exploitation political military economic power attempt bring health
DEU 1986 2027 2027 grain became self-sufficient even began export grain new varieties produced traditional manner cross-breeding gene technology now offers far quicker effective ways cultivating made-to-order plants resistant disease can withstand drought cold can grow over-saline soil rich protein plants breathe nitrogen air thereby relieving farmers need buy expensive fertilizers second green revolution seems health
DEU 1986 2092 2092 importance arid zones sahel major improvements can also expected livestock breeding opportunities gene technology opens medicine example gives us reason hope can develop vaccines tropical diseases present incurable great new though opportunities deriving new forms technology may risks associated equally great new gene-technology particular raises issues immense importance since gives man health
DJI 1986 292 292 african continent precarious food situation resulting crop failures compounded persistent prolonged drought devoured plant animal life thus seriously affecting livelihood masses population causing chronic hunger malnutrition many parts africa leading famine parts.the african continent faced impending economic social crisis commit launching long-term programmer economic social development african commitment coupled good will health
DJI 1986 472 472 accompanied development improvement adequate transport communication system significant serious investment multifarious institutions manpower training energy resources material development needed increase chances improving social services education health hygiene housing employment goes without saying african countries need promote interregional co-operation fields deemed necessary economic social political survival east african countries djibouti ethiopia kenya health
DZA 1986 107 107 ambassador jaime de piniss brilliant career respected representative country far-sighted dedicated servant organization given much hope will accept congratulations work wpii successfully done cordial wishes health happiness happy see secretary-general fully recovered helm organization secure present future courage self-sacrifice men goodwill like share devotion enlightened convictions can testify secretary-general mr perez health
FIN 1986 1150 1150 challenges world community protection common environment environmental protection become problem international dimensions country finland active region promote environmental protection examples results already achieved convention trans-boundary air_pollution negotiated auspices economic commission europe ecc convention protection baltic sea follow-up meeting conference security co-operation europe csce held soon vienna finland will make proposal convene health
FRA 1986 67 67 can count whole-hearted co-operation french delegation offers warmest congratulations best wishes success also pleasure salute secretary-general delighted receive paris short time ago happy see restored health able express french government’s gratitude services rendered organization particular decisive contribution made settling dispute arisen new zealand france hope will obtain member states assurances every health
GBR 1986 65 65 distinguished career united nations crowned handling fortieth anniversary session captured world attention disappoint high expectations can omit pay tribute secretary-general say happy happy see restored health modesty patience qualities showed annual report example us honor address general assembly today behalf european community member states forty years ago september winston churchill say health
GBR 1986 591 591 forgive failure arms control disarmament negotiations part east-west relations practical steps needed overcome tension divisions lie behind high level armaments helsinki pinal act important fundamental health east-west relations helsinki commitments honored look participants conference security co-operation europe csce process csce follow-up meeting vienna will press sort steps ordinary people countries can health
GBR 1986 1652 1652 human rights abuses chile south africa means unique assembly remain indifferent face systematic violations individual liberties tyranny oppression indiscriminating violence persist many countries fact hunger disease lack opportunity deny basic economic social rights countless people july year issued statement setting principles field signal high priority attach human rights international relationships assembly health
GIN 1986 1184 1184 disturbing subject disarmament international security astronomical sums used economic purposes used year production new sophisticated destructive weapons time millions human beings throughout world dying hunger disease malnutrition essential nuclear powers begin genuine negotiations atmosphere complete trust view achieving general complete disarmament outer space exploited peaceful purposes position mind country encourages desires health
GIN 1986 1185 1185 subject disarmament international security astronomical sums used economic purposes used year production new sophisticated destructive weapons time millions human beings throughout world dying hunger disease malnutrition essential nuclear powers begin genuine negotiations atmosphere complete trust view achieving general complete disarmament outer space exploited peaceful purposes position mind country encourages desires contacts health
GRD 1986 48 48 like pay tribute fruitful efforts predecessor mr jaime de pinies impartial flexible skillful manner presided fortieth session great joy session see secretary-general customary position restored health refreshed happy report continuing progress country’s political economic recovery past year witnessed birth social political organizations unrestrained activity society course speaks well democratic society endeavoring health
GUY 1986 1354 1354 arrangements enable farmers developing countries receive fair equitable returns legitimate primary produce sugar must create comprehensive disincentives production illegal drugs increase incentives cultivation crops sustain health similarly end spectrum consumption need accelerated national action reduce demand greatest irony producing developing countries take firm action within territories lower eliminate levels production witness health
HND 1986 84 84 reasons hondurans feel close ties wish also express ray government’s appreciation secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar excellent work important post pleased see fully recovered health problems months ago january year mr jose azcona assumed presidency republic honduras result majority will honduran people freely expressed elections held november although event regarded health
IRL 1986 226 226 cold calculations deterrence helped give us uneasy peace brought easy assurance security peace freedom remain luxury planet regional conflicts persist new tyrannies arisen hunger poverty disease still thwart best efforts achieve fairer world face great changes continuing adversity charter’s promise new order free scourge war based respect dignity worth human person health
IRL 1986 389 389 states come independence established universal standards respect human rights member states must aspire sharpened vigilance detection abuses rights specialized agencies pushed back boundaries famine poverty disease underdevelopment housed nourished displaced wars disasters doubts hesitations value organization incontestable record achievement time need body never apparent secretary-general annual reports drawn attention crisis confidence health
IRL 1986 1539 1539 freedom must therefore work ensure machinery correction abuses investigation grievances developed individuals everywhere can confidence redress now denied great part mankind repression takes form hunger disease poverty human costs immense time political consequences becoming evident stability many developing countries called question mounting social economic difficulties face economic problems contained within national health
ISL 1986 749 749 innocent people often victims action world community must adopt stricter measures order stop scourge serious world situation exists areas tragic instances military conflict violence mentioned malnutrition famine disease lack education afflict large part world’s population last spring extraordinary session united nations general assembly dealt serious economic situation africa certain measures agreed health
ISL 1986 751 751 often victims action world community must adopt stricter measures order stop scourge serious world situation exists areas tragic instances military conflict violence mentioned malnutrition famine disease lack education afflict large part world’s population last spring extraordinary session united nations general assembly dealt serious economic situation africa certain measures agreed hoped will health
ISR 1986 180 180 create climate government south africa will initiate negotiations will satisfy legitimate political aspirations south africans regardless race color heart african continent many continue suffer hunger disease poverty growing awareness around world need provide help people must fed right now contributed effort also believe must help countries afflicted hunger develop long-term means health
JAM 1986 521 521 problem facing international community interdependence modern world created conditions illicit traffic production consumption harmful drugs flourish evidence now makes clear development problem immense proportions threat health morals left unchecked insidious force capable undermining social political fabric whole societies reason hardly domestic bilateral issue problem international community address energetically financial technical resources health
KEN 1986 2595 2595 momentum area population continue applaud good work done united nations fund population activities spite progress made developing countries still confronted problems urbanization internal migration high mortality rates environmental degradation moreover national international economic problems jeopardized measures taken redress adverse population trends kenya considers population control essential component development solving crucial population-related health
KEN 1986 2659 2659 conference population urban future rapid population growth sudden upsurge urbanization among dramatic trends africa’s demographic picture situation expected persist will certainly increase demand employment housing health education related services closely related population problem international year shelter year homeless will observed next year kenya committed objectives strategy international year shelter homeless already health
KHM 1986 1450 1450 received cool living room villa somewhere phnom penh refused identified situation net easy us made number blunders shall make certainly will convinced tell loved everybody health population poor pulmonary diseases malaria parasitosis malnutrition wreak havoc infant mortality remains high particular tuberculosis noted dr sau sokhonn director january hospital ts e national health
KHM 1986 1454 1454 villa somewhere phnom penh refused identified situation net easy us made number blunders shall make certainly will convinced tell loved everybody health population poor pulmonary diseases malaria parasitosis malnutrition wreak havoc infant mortality remains high particular tuberculosis noted dr sau sokhonn director january hospital ts e national center sanitation epidemiology dr health
KHM 1986 1455 1455 somewhere phnom penh refused identified situation net easy us made number blunders shall make certainly will convinced tell loved everybody health population poor pulmonary diseases malaria parasitosis malnutrition wreak havoc infant mortality remains high particular tuberculosis noted dr sau sokhonn director january hospital ts e national center sanitation epidemiology dr khun health
KHM 1986 1457 1457 penh refused identified situation net easy us made number blunders shall make certainly will convinced tell loved everybody health population poor pulmonary diseases malaria parasitosis malnutrition wreak havoc infant mortality remains high particular tuberculosis noted dr sau sokhonn director january hospital ts e national center sanitation epidemiology dr khun ngeth spofte health
KHM 1986 1461 1461 net easy us made number blunders shall make certainly will convinced tell loved everybody health population poor pulmonary diseases malaria parasitosis malnutrition wreak havoc infant mortality remains high particular tuberculosis noted dr sau sokhonn director january hospital ts e national center sanitation epidemiology dr khun ngeth spofte great length theoretical role health
KHM 1986 1478 1478 pulmonary diseases malaria parasitosis malnutrition wreak havoc infant mortality remains high particular tuberculosis noted dr sau sokhonn director january hospital ts e national center sanitation epidemiology dr khun ngeth spofte great length theoretical role department finally confessed million children aged five vaccinated tuberculosis yet vaccines provided unicef drawers room monorom botel health
KHM 1986 1585 1585 towns black market pharmacists o russei markets sold medicines stolen state stocks provided odlcef clandestinely imported become quasi-official pharmacists selling black market medicines missing hospitals health ministry personnel divert medicines provided unicef doctors monthly salary riels desert hospital posts give consultations apartments war continues costs dear men money soviet vietnamese experts health
KHM 1986 1648 1648 months tens thousands civilians clear areas close roads lay mine fields along thai border unpopular especially volunteers come back phnom penh bringing particularly resistant form malaria claimed heavy toll soldiers limbs amputated victims mine explosions begging rice doors restaurants constant reminder population war gates capital today future seems blocked diplomatic quarantine health
KWT 1986 96 96 endeavors good offices diplomacy handling various complex world issues command administrative situation organization reflected valuable report current session welcome presence today following recuperation wish good health future general assembly resumed fortieth session five months ago discuss serious financial crisis experienced united nations since inception unfortunately crisis still casts dark shadow activities health
LBR 1986 1465 1465 arms race security enduring peace security built accumulation weaponry strategic superiority real security can found common security security security lies life free fear want hinger disease ignorance unemployment poverty despair kind security can realized arms race halted funds released allocated socio-economic development throughout world widespread resort acts terrorism individuals groups even health
LSO 1986 297 297 uninterrupted global peace united nations thus become unique forum states meet exchange views basis sovereign equality founding fathers organization wisdom vision recognize unless hunger ignorance disease eliminated world peace bound difficult achieve therefore established economic social council one main organs whose task co-ordinate developmental activities united nations area united nations specialized health
LSO 1986 329 329 therefore established economic social council one main organs whose task co-ordinate developmental activities united nations area united nations specialized agencies recorded notable achievements fight hunger disease especially africa millions refugees stateless persons around world found home within united nations system noted satisfaction spirit international co-operation underlined deliberations special session general assembly health
MDV 1986 307 307 united nations strong constructive force increasingly interdependent world arms race continues rage states pouring billions dollars military budgets long third world’s population malnourished plagued hunger disease ignorance wanton expenditure vigorously criticized assembly proclaimed international year peace yet year coming without practical gains sinking history nothing celebration geneva summit meeting two super-powers health
MLI 1986 594 594 human race head state mali president moussa traore forum stated relevantly development without peace just peace without development conscience millions human beings dying thirst hunger disease increasingly lethal expensive weapons reinforcing ever destructive arsenals delegation mali takes opportunity urge nuclear powers co-operate ensuring convening success conference another serious threat peace international health
MLI 1986 1124 1124 essential task provided savings kill activities united nations depart responsibility fundamental objectives united nations must continue work take challenges facing us international economic crisis hunger disease ignorance armed conflicts local regional arms race challenges mean must remain active vigilant peace will come order based justice can consolidated reinforced health
MOZ 1986 1014 1014 several religious denominations example estimated overall destabilization since resulted destruction schools leaving students without classes shops destroyed put operation serious effects agricultural marketing one every health units sacked just instances rap act external aggression mozambique government assessed direct effects undeclared war us billion estimate include indirect effects paralysis production strangling distribution health
MOZ 1986 2096 2096 material human resources military purposes contrary aspirations people economic social development accept present situation roughly million spent minute cm manufacture arms time children die hunger disease malnutrition runs counter human solidarity military expenditures times great total sum available assistance developing nations development negation legitimate right peoples development constitutes threat world peace health
MOZ 1986 2097 2097 human resources military purposes contrary aspirations people economic social development accept present situation roughly million spent minute cm manufacture arms time children die hunger disease malnutrition runs counter human solidarity military expenditures times great total sum available assistance developing nations development negation legitimate right peoples development constitutes threat world peace security health
MOZ 1986 2349 2349 gunpowder keg ready explode human beings bringing closer end human beings setting day final judgment kill assassinate loot destroy channel intelligence production weapons rather promotion health education science beneficial technology today earth nothing mountain dung worms hunger misery war destruction planet suffering disease whose cure human species can diagnose difficult need health
MOZ 1986 2366 2366 loot destroy channel intelligence production weapons rather promotion health education science beneficial technology today earth nothing mountain dung worms hunger misery war destruction planet suffering disease whose cure human species can diagnose difficult need mutual understanding love children flowers men love existential respect world shelters us midst many minds uniquely devoted health
MRT 1986 71 71 fortieth session general assembly like also take opportunity pay tribute tireless efforts secretary-general organization mr perez de cuellar behalf peace international stability year wish good health may continue valuable work session taking place time sake mankind organization must work utmost save humanity backwardness war establish peace throughout world international financial economic health
MUS 1986 188 188 promotion development trade forefront discussions disarmament reduction military budgets pointed organic link expenditure armaments underdevelopment majority nations seem currently condemned focused attention acute problems hunger malnutrition famine countries others beset problems surpluses overproduction initiated action respond aspirations children youth women tlte needs aged disabled plight millions refugees uprooted countries scattered throughout health
MUS 1986 412 412 alarming increase drug abuse drug trafficking escalation terrorist violence denial human rights proliferation torture degrading punishments many parts world dirug abuse countries may merely social disease even tragically costly one many developing countries however represents powerful destabilizing factor undermining social political institutions therefore welcome convening international conference drug abuse illicit trafficking health
MWI 1986 118 118 situation africa accomplished tasks successfully congratulating also want express best wishes future endeavors delegation pleased see mr javier perez de cuellar secretary-general back work good health recent hospitalization allow also express government’s appreciation personal efforts secretary-general well work undertaken office past months cause international peace true course areas tension conflict various health
MWI 1986 1034 1034 assistance received continues receive united nations assistance together aid received multilateral bilateral donors greatly contributed towards malawi’s development efforts malawi government determined eliminate problems hunger disease poverty ignorance pleased able state regard hunger malawi able achieve self-sufficiency food people now grow sufficient food domestic consumption enough strategic reserves export fortieth anniversary health
MYS 1986 1614 1614 whole human race fulfillment war strategy cause peace served wasting scarce resources nuclear arms super-powers stop nuclear build-up will ask spend savings eradicating poverty hunger disease can spend means even better useless manufacture terrible indestructible weapons since last united nations general assembly session world economic situation deteriorated tremendously meeting new york health
NER 1986 1198 1198 better flow products establish true african policy complementarity co-operation among states areas fight desertification important field water management difficulties add others less burdensome concerning education health housing peoples wish enable lead healthy lives order participate actively greater honour development continent world africa pitiless clutches drought greatly reduced available water arable land health
NGA 1986 95 95 mr jaise pinies predecessor able manner handled affairs fortieth session thirteenth special session also like salute secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar happy see restored health can gainsaying best assurance support can give secretary-general revitalized united nations relevance united nations solution urgent global problems certainly contention devotion organization maintenance international peace health
NGA 1986 563 563 united nations devotes two chapters question international economic social co-operation indeed article united nations pledges promotion higher standards living full employment solutions international economic social health related problems view creation conditions stability well-being necessary peaceful friendly relations among nations therefore inequities world economic system persisted long fault charter rather derives lack health
NZL 1986 29 29 election great deal work get session know meeting yesterday will guide us skilfully rough water will inevitably meet let say good see secretary-general restored full health need wisdom courage time appear today representative small country southern reaches vast pacific ocean forty years ago country amongst pledged commitment objectives world organization much health
PAK 1986 1123 1123 relevant resolutions united nations spirit simla agreement today international peace security threatened wars disputes also poverty deprivation living standards many poor nations declining spreading hunger disease death economic gap developed developing countries widening recent volatile shifts economic trends confirm structural imbalance world economy unless corrected may witness global economic decline without health
PRT 1986 856 856 several countries trade protectionism protectionism unjust absurd practice particular practiced rich countries thus make difficult nations access hard currencies necessary balance external accounts balance important health international financial system moreover give protectionist pressure industrialized countries going long-term interests inasmuch artificially impeding rational use productive resources times portugal also victim short-sighted measures health
PRY 1986 391 391 work negotiations sphere disarmament believe offense world continue arms race involves many countries high levels economic development also limited resources one urgent problems agenda hunger malnutrition cause death thousands innocent children world multi-million dollar sums spent purchase weapons death destruction republic paraguay devotes large share income national budget development areas valuable health
SDN 1986 639 639 find ways means bringing national reconciliation ensure voluntary repatriation pending achievement objective essential control presence refugees sudan way ensure living conditions security provide necessary educational health facilities avoiding adverse impact life security sudanese people planning requirements net financial technical administrative resources necessary achievement objectives provided sudan’s resources alone international community must health
SLB 1986 1050 1050 states whose fragile economies vulnerable outside influences experience past months encouraging depressed commodity prices increased protectionism industrialized countries burden even struggling earn revenues basic services health education developed industrialized countries talking terms spending billions dollars manufacture war weapons feel serious imbalance us concerned plight peoples lacking basic necessities life food shelter health
SLB 1986 1128 1128 can regarded criminals murderers another equally evil satanic practice drug abuse illegal drug trafficking government condemns responsible pledges whatever can within limited means help eradicate disease forms much already said past weeks sure much will follow united nations system particular grave concern expressed regarding funding management organization government shares many concerns health
SLE 1986 541 541 succeed deluding rest us know namibia instance per capita income whites estimated average income africans constitute per cent population recent survey carnegie foundation revealed incidence disease associated malnutrition among rural blacks south africa among world’s highest nearly half black population lives minimum subsistence level addition south african journalist donald woods study health
SLE 1986 543 543 rest us know namibia instance per capita income whites estimated average income africans constitute per cent population recent survey carnegie foundation revealed incidence disease associated malnutrition among rural blacks south africa among world’s highest nearly half black population lives minimum subsistence level addition south african journalist donald woods study commonwealth secretariat health
SWE 1986 1087 1087 threat survival human civilization nuclear conventional armaments also immense waste scarce human material resources resources instead used economic social development world hundreds millions live starvation malnutrition halting arms race also question solidarity peoples third world twenty years ago general assembly adopted international covenant economic social cultural rights international covenant civil political health
SWE 1986 1341 1341 action relieve debt burden african countries set aside funds purpose development assistance various united nations agencies great importance many people daily lives applies example education health care food activities united nations children’s fund celebrating fortieth anniversary demonstrate multilateral co-operation can save lives contribute long-term development sweden will continue give substantial contributions health
SYR 1986 118 118 making enhance role united nations reaffirm adherence charter principles conduct international relations benefit mankind cause freedom world peace happy resumed duties following recovery wish best health time last year hall witnessed important event merely commemoration fortieth anniversary founding united nations also exceptional opportunity afforded leaders representatives governments entire world review achievements health
SYR 1986 1693 1693 will render difficult even impossible future meantime billions dollars spent weapons expense basic needs peoples development well expense contributions industrialized countries towards combating starvation poverty disease suffered developing countries world celebrates year international year peace hopes work session will achieve tangible progress towards building better world justice peace prevail aspects oppression health
TUN 1986 1230 1230 based principles charter thereby ensuring withdrawal foreign troops respect independence territorial integrity non-aligned status afghanistan right refugees return homes applies cambodia people decimated massacres war disease also organization take firmer action ensure withdrawal foreign troops respect independence territorial integrity country right people kampuchea freely choose future important though invite united states health
TUR 1986 100 100 assembly wish fail occasion pay warm tribute secretary-general whose admirable efforts service united nations many challenging issues earned widest confidence support extremely happy see good health time organization must count judgment guidance new turn international situation world continues burdened fundamental political economic problems await solutions interest preservation world peace stability last health
TZA 1986 37 37 delegation confident case fourteenth special session body colleagues general committee will guide deliberations session assembly successful conclusion also delighted see secretary-general back helm organization better health ready guide multifaceted work organization wish continued good health particularly time organization undergoing acute political financial crisis experienced since inception years ago last year commemorated health
TZA 1986 46 46 committee will guide deliberations session assembly successful conclusion also delighted see secretary-general back helm organization better health ready guide multifaceted work organization wish continued good health particularly time organization undergoing acute political financial crisis experienced since inception years ago last year commemorated fortieth anniversary united nations member states big small rich health
URY 1986 63 63 previous session brought climax long distinguished career united nations x also particularly pleased extend greetings secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar express satisfaction seeing restored health wish express government’s acknowledgment invaluable services rendering international community organization giving evidence always selflessness creative intelligence inspired times genuine international feeling hope desire government long health
URY 1986 255 255 wars vicious acts terrorism quantitative qualitative development war industry continues fast pace imposed increasing ever diversified demand meantime vast sectors mankind fall victim scourge hunger disease ignorance continue subject rules racist minorities thus peace understood absence war serenity order st augustine spoke reflected state affairs security justice prosperity prevail conspicuously absent health
USA 1986 80 80 learn war united states remains committed united nations years organization provided international forum harmonizing conflicting national interests made significant contribution fields peace-keeping humanitarian assistance eradicating disease yet one knows better hall noble ideals embodied charter often remained unfulfilled organization faces critical hour usually stated fiscal crisis can turn crisis opportunity important health
VUT 1986 65 65 predecessor jaime de pinies outstanding manner carried duties president also associate many expressions appreciation praise work secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar pleased see secretary-general’s health restored hoped nations world will ease burden high office following expressions praise concrete deeds consistent charter sentiments expressed moving words matching deeds words might assure health
VUT 1986 93 93 nations world will ease burden high office following expressions praise concrete deeds consistent charter sentiments expressed moving words matching deeds words might assure future good health secretary-general united nations course action might even assure good health troubled world last year time gathered commemorate fortieth anniversary founding organization brief period world’s attention health
VUT 1986 103 103 concrete deeds consistent charter sentiments expressed moving words matching deeds words might assure future good health secretary-general united nations course action might even assure good health troubled world last year time gathered commemorate fortieth anniversary founding organization brief period world’s attention focused united nations dramatic activities headquarters observers drawn mesmerized obvious health
YEM 1986 120 120 invaluable constant efforts made secretary-general mr perez de cuellar well-known sincerity determination service organization particular international community general take opportunity renew sincere wishes continued good health can continue perform arduous tasks best possible manner last session celebrated fortieth anniversary united nations city geneva witnessed first summit lapse years two super-powers november health
YEM 1986 388 388 us wonder whether humanity indeed attained degree affluence permit expend vast sums frenetic race answer undeniable irrefutable many nations world still suffering poverty starvation underdevelopment disease duty squander vast sums developing means destruction annihilation channel funds least part elimination hunger poverty underdevelopment disease afflict millions people hope two major powers will health
YEM 1986 405 405 many nations world still suffering poverty starvation underdevelopment disease duty squander vast sums developing means destruction annihilation channel funds least part elimination hunger poverty underdevelopment disease afflict millions people hope two major powers will continue meetings hope will achieve important specific results pit end frenetic rivalry acquiring weapons mass destruction thus health
ZWE 1986 85 85 deserving tribute able manner discharged duties office heartily thank pleased mr president see seabed side secretary-general friend mr perez de cuellar learned rapidly recuperating recent illness also know despite problems health secretary-general paid full attention well-being organization amply illustrated analytical repeat year begin noting long list issues agenda session truly reflective health
ZWE 1986 90 90 duties office heartily thank pleased mr president see seabed side secretary-general friend mr perez de cuellar learned rapidly recuperating recent illness also know despite problems health secretary-general paid full attention well-being organization amply illustrated analytical repeat year begin noting long list issues agenda session truly reflective burning pressing concerns international community health
AFG 1987 562 562 led retardation total suspension development programmes developing least developing countries concerning objective realities country like state victory april revolution people rose fight backwardness illiteracy ignorance disease poverty unemployment society nine years however undeclared war continuing country enemies afghanistan prom inception war waged neighbouring countries increasingly intensified assumed new dimensions every year health
AUS 1987 2194 2194 shown effectiveness australia year raised contributions programmes considers priority mention example assistance united nations development programme palestinian refugees population programmes control drug abuse environment international health concerns contributions areas increased resources australia can provide united nations without limit long costs us multilateralism continue rise steeply will make difficult choices whether example health
AUT 1987 1292 1292 energy agency austria none less advocates elaboration additional international rules areas state liability binding international safety standards nuclear-power plants environmental problems like long-range trans boundary air_pollution can successfully addressed regional level region economic commission europe есе become important framework respect austria together countries different regional groups submitted proposals context conference security health
BDI 1987 265 265 guarantee fundamental rights freedoms safety foreigners living country country might regain characteristics noted welcoming hospitable land joy live highlight among measures already taken recover national health release political prisoners amnesty prisoners common law opening churches closed resumption right worship president also declared burundi will continue work african countries within organization african health
BDI 1987 1165 1165 published final document international conference relationship disarmament development took place recently new york august september estimated developing countries billion people live poverty line million suffer malnutrition million illiterate billion access medical care billion unemployed billion adequate housing statistics speak alas projections future encouraging contrary forecast countries simply economically viable euphemism saying health
BEL 1987 349 349 falls considerably short pledges united nations may indeed prevented outbreak third world war none less numerous wars conflicts continue plunge families mourning millions individuals suffer malnutrition lack basic health care fundamental freedoms flouted many states members organization economic imbalances reduced totalitarianism fanaticism others swollen flows refugees unprovided often unwelcome hence public health
BEL 1987 352 352 pledges united nations may indeed prevented outbreak third world war none less numerous wars conflicts continue plunge families mourning millions individuals suffer malnutrition lack basic health care fundamental freedoms flouted many states members organization economic imbalances reduced totalitarianism fanaticism others swollen flows refugees unprovided often unwelcome hence public opinion asking questions health
BEN 1987 554 554 certain powers commit seriously greater good future generations finite truly interdependent world despite diversities differences divergence despite hegemonistic rivalries peace must remain elusive development depends health balance economies gain additional resources renewed vigour thus see third world weakness economies scarcity resources worsening destitution carry threat social explosions today debt unbearable burden health
BEN 1987 783 783 finance captains industry countries north help us resolve emerge backwaters poverty underdevelopment can longer agree suffer languish intolerable abundance exist side side atrocious hunger poverty disease characteristic entire regions third world mankind facing one greatest challenges history struggle battles crises capacity meet challenge put end certain scandalous inequalities injustices unacceptable light health
BGR 1987 314 314 annihilating nuclear apocalypse lurking agony hiroshima nagasaki increasingly haunted conscience consciousness modern man time close trillion dollars squandered production means destruction annually million people die malnutrition every year let recall words great daughter india late indira gandhi independence development inseparable disarmament peace country deeply convinced implementation real disarmament measures will lessen health
BGR 1987 1037 1037 discrimination alleviate debt burden developing countries much possible restructure international monetary system universal need concerted action deal aftermath natural disasters protect environment natural resources fight disease spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pandemic less urgent need wide-ranging international co-operation combat crime particularly international terrorism people’s republic bulgaria reaffirms readiness contribute towards health
BGR 1987 1044 1044 possible restructure international monetary system universal need concerted action deal aftermath natural disasters protect environment natural resources fight disease spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pandemic less urgent need wide-ranging international co-operation combat crime particularly international terrorism people’s republic bulgaria reaffirms readiness contribute towards co-ordination effective measures including within framework united health
BGR 1987 1099 1099 phenomenon strengthen effective measures illicit production trafficking abuse narcotic drugs global scale respect bulgaria located busy international crossroads working diligently unswervingly endeavouring protect physical mental health citizens foreign nationals endangered scourge modern-day civilization need mention spheres co-operation possible important emphasize opportunities exist however use depends first foremost overall readiness take fresh health
BHR 1987 366 366 forum dialogue consultation among states peaceful settlement disputes united nations system specialized international organizations also played prominent role fields decolonisation human rights development status women health education mother child care problems refugees environment population addition many areas economic social cultural co-operation numerous recall profound political economic changes taken place since inception health
BHS 1987 1044 1044 world reduced spending armaments incalculable bahamas support measures aimed disarmament-fuelled development especially enable expertise technology now expended arms race applied global problems pollution control prevention disease projects await funding bahamas supports disarmament-fuelled development bring people everywhere acceptable standard quality life situations afghanistan central america cite two glaring examples instructive illustrate rigid health
BLR 1987 1777 1777 heart point departure opportunities provided material financial intellectual resources spent preparation war improvement well-being nations one billion people developing countries live poverty line million suffer malnutrition million read write billion access medical services number unemployed disarmament important major source ready resources development including developing countries sphere economic relations world community faces health
BLR 1987 2017 2017 jointly work waste-free clean technologies struggle flourishing earth can become testing ground teach states act together sake highly humane common objectives co-operation preventing treating dangerous diseases also promising necessary area work byelorussian ssr initiated general assembly decision international promotion research treatment cancer unfortunately international situation time made impossible implement decision consistently health
BLR 1987 2055 2055 promotion research treatment cancer unfortunately international situation time made impossible implement decision consistently even important now given emerging awareness commonality human objectives intensify joint efforts health protection particular combating disease like aids humanism broadest sense word already noted main support common building security cement permeates component spheres international relations new thinking health
BLR 1987 2059 2059 unfortunately international situation time made impossible implement decision consistently even important now given emerging awareness commonality human objectives intensify joint efforts health protection particular combating disease like aids humanism broadest sense word already noted main support common building security cement permeates component spheres international relations new thinking requires fresh look taken health
BOL 1987 1522 1522 emphasize solid emergence multilateralism fight drugs spirit conference vienna dynamic action courage efficiency united nations fund drug abuse control firm hope states restoring honour peoples health youth efficient co-operation build common united front put end nefarious crime without political manoeuvring steps accompanied implementation domestic policies designed combat drug trafficking july last health
BRB 1987 420 420 economy thriving centre diversified economic activity affords people vastly improved standard living created political system social democracy talents enterprise individuals allowed free play people assured health care education housing working conditions basic rights subject market-place negotiation moreover system institutionalised within legal framework guarantees rights freedoms citizens national sovereignty must signify right health
CAF 1987 264 264 united nations like accepted greater extent playing principal role search new world order states legitimately aspire context work bodies united nations development programme undp world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef food agriculture organization united nations fao decisive aspect organization’s work properly identified recently nevertheless led short increase confidence united health
CAF 1987 585 585 since become aware real progress development requires peoples assured least minimum food therefore agriculture still top priority development agriculture involves vast efforts spheres education training health adequate mobilizing infrastructure therefore essential african countries access credit ideally benefit major transfer financial resources purpose goes without saying search means promote agriculture stabilization prices health
CAF 1987 635 635 prices commodities basis economy increase prices paramount importance situation can never improve unless real solution question foreign debt african countries essential recovery african economy vital health world economy event one thing clear foreign debt african states now well beyond ability economies repay sustained attention given organization african unity oau problem fact health
CAN 1987 414 414 environment conference disarmament development just concluded yielded remarkable consensus document holding disarmament development essential international security graphically demonstrated capacity organization find agreement complex fields world health organization recognized crucial resource gathering statistics carrying planning necessary countries struggle master world-wide aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome epidemic within doors united nations made social health
CAN 1987 433 433 organization find agreement complex fields world health organization recognized crucial resource gathering statistics carrying planning necessary countries struggle master world-wide aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome epidemic within doors united nations made social strides another field equal rights women years even one woman permanently appointed under-secretary-general now three canada take particular satisfaction health
CMR 1987 1166 1166 found economic justice equity essential concern developing countries remains development importance security already demonstrated can security without development today’s world security threatened also hunger poverty disease illiteracy however spite meagre results achieved conference rightly reaffirmed role united nations field disarmament addition officially recognized first time international level close connection disarmament development health
COG 1987 176 176 depressing international atmosphere explosive increase hotbeds tension depressing countries third world economic crisis persists inasmuch reorientation economic policies specific measures taken responded partially need check disease state affairs described illustrates disturbingly irrefutably meeting mankind’s immediate aspirations particularly aspirations peace security demands greater political will pooling possible efforts energies ensure stable strengthening health
COL 1987 490 490 fulfilled aspects ranging treatment accorded minorities settled within country’s territory truly authentic freedom expression kept mind peoples developing world yet attain minimum conditions well-being benefits health care proper nutrition housing education employment necessary foundation individual freedoms prevision needs truly bedrock democracy bound world level establishment mote just international economic order based health
COL 1987 493 493 treatment accorded minorities settled within country’s territory truly authentic freedom expression kept mind peoples developing world yet attain minimum conditions well-being benefits health care proper nutrition housing education employment necessary foundation individual freedoms prevision needs truly bedrock democracy bound world level establishment mote just international economic order based co-operation among states health
CPV 1987 1287 1287 countries attracting capital industrialized world well growth debt-servicing burden unbearable proportions economic difficulties continent now devastating social impacts thus decline food production caused great increase malnourishment among peoples economic context africa confronted worst drought century drought already cost lives hundreds thousands persons international community generally recognized drought africa caused great hunger health
CRI 1987 237 237 extreme ideologies divide people say word liar trusted renounce anything never done america never discovered mankind ever reached moon resign forever accepting impossibility curing certain diseases accepting persistence war accepting future everlasting cruelty central america maintain just opposite obligated try something different relinquish imagination courage promoting changes society requires continue pass health
DDR 1987 30 30 president extend hearty congratulations election preside united nations general assembly forty-second session wish every success appreciate judicious work president general assembly forty-first session wish good health energy secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar responsible post much appreciate visit german democratic republic last june fruitful talks serving purposes united nations forty-second session health
DDR 1987 187 187 means settle peaceful existing conflict promote coexistence among states peoples arrange co-operation view solving global issues facing mankind preservation foundations life planet eradication underdevelopment hunger disease elimination living conditions incompatible human dignity seven decades ago immediately victory great october socialist revolution young soviet state addressed decree peace world amidst conflagration first health
DDR 1987 1434 1434 document entitled elimination underdevelopment establishment new international economic order adopted states patties warsaw treaty berlin summit may alarming note every minute children die hunger avoidable diseases span time case us million spent armaments international conference relationship disarmament development held recently furnished ample proof continued arms race main reason fewer fewer funds health
DEU 1987 101 101 filled war war countries people suffer die man waging war man human rights violated war conducted man global terrorism waging war order every form deadly diseases waging war life mankind waging war nature hunger poverty suffered many nations outcome war human dignity man’s failure north south final analysis always man threatens health
DEU 1987 145 145 north south final analysis always man threatens man children blamed state world suffer expect us give world free war free expulsion free fear free hunger disease parents world love children ate united nations really enough protect rights future children want leave children better world world human dignity social justice guaranteed peace health
DEU 1987 344 344 solidarity respect neighbours peace implies making world human implies respecting natural environment implies securing freedom life survival mankind many people live poverty exposed hunger ignorance disease prospects third world depress us commodity prices falling means developing countries must continuously increase production turn reduces prices still industrial countries however demand wane markets health
DEU 1987 754 754 dream one just peaceful free world outstripped technological development contrary science technology must powerhouse development mankind modern science technology capable solving world’s problems food supply health education energy genetic engineering modern medical research state-of-the-art information technologies new forms energy must pooled end aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome challenge whole mankind threatens nations health
DJI 1987 133 133 recovery programme witnessing net drain capital developing countries developed countries many african countries especially sub-saharan africa facing debts considerably hamper development inadequate social services areas health sanitation education housing become sources constant concern countries tragic consequences drought exacerbated also large number refugees displaced persons factors jeopardize economic social political stability undermine health
DJI 1987 1479 1479 establish new just equitable international order united nations promotes understanding co-operation broadest meaning words united nations must redouble efforts find solutions eliminate abject poverty hunger malnutrition disease conclusion firmly believe united nations safeguard international peace security reiterate support noble ideals embodied united nations offers best forum finding solutions likely lead understanding health
DJI 1987 1480 1480 new just equitable international order united nations promotes understanding co-operation broadest meaning words united nations must redouble efforts find solutions eliminate abject poverty hunger malnutrition disease conclusion firmly believe united nations safeguard international peace security reiterate support noble ideals embodied united nations offers best forum finding solutions likely lead understanding tolerance health
DOM 1987 667 667 traffic country wishes emphasize grave danger mankind spread aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome serious consequences recently pointed holy father pope john paul ii grave crisis shown illness spreading throughout economically culturally disadvantaged areas also increasing civilized regions advance taken alarming proportions delegation proposes united nations foster research find remedy illness fellowships created health
DOM 1987 690 690 crisis shown illness spreading throughout economically culturally disadvantaged areas also increasing civilized regions advance taken alarming proportions delegation proposes united nations foster research find remedy illness fellowships created help laboratories look origin cause disease data bank established exchange information matter important important threats mentioned previously nuclear weapons external debt protectionism discrimination health
DOM 1987 698 698 areas also increasing civilized regions advance taken alarming proportions delegation proposes united nations foster research find remedy illness fellowships created help laboratories look origin cause disease data bank established exchange information matter important important threats mentioned previously nuclear weapons external debt protectionism discrimination immigrants drug traffic delegation also believes great importance health
DOM 1987 1725 1725 links take long time enumerate haitian people government face enormous task achieving aims set freedom democracy work creation conditions enable people enjoy inalienable right education health exercise human rights will inhabitants haiti able enjoy fruits world creator put us respect haitian people needs help us imply foreign interference affairs support statement health
DZA 1987 106 106 inexhaustible personal resources put service general interest thus credit brotherly country bangladesh even credit whole international community hope will accept expression gratitude brotherly wishes future health happiness organization benefited greatly able count unfailing devotion duty secretary-general absolute commitment tireless work efficient service shared interests members identification united nations promotion peace development health
ECU 1987 498 498 deeply concerned unbridled arras race involves sizeable portion world states obviously right preserve security logical right must justify costly excesses acquiring lethal devices threaten life health large portions human population deplete resources needed development ecuador opposed demonstrated several occasions attempts undue stockpiling follows supports proposals establish nuclear-weapon-free zones among sponsored treaty health
ECU 1987 1090 1090 consider independently political systems order avoid discriminating certain countries keeping silent happens others believe necessary create conditions true exercise rights taking account requirements well-being culture health denial rights whether within country internationally infringement justice renders freedom illusory weakening democratic nature social political stability countries experiencing deep-seated development problems consider right development health
ECU 1987 1229 1229 problems besetting developing societies small societies particular takes time possible fully satisfy just demands way life affords rights inherent human dignity long basic issues education health housing part financed capital abroad therefore dependent upon co-operation international financial centres neglect long-deferred needs creates social tension disorientation certain sectors must acknowledged violent extremist health
ETH 1987 1541 1541 region will recalled forty-first session general assembly responding widely felt need introducing reforms improve administrative financial functioning united nations adopted resolution although one genuine concern health organization belittle importance reforms adopted hide disappointment fact tempted use reform exercise attack multilateralism general undermine authority general assembly particular furthermore like state quite openly health
GIN 1987 1137 1137 will create favourable conditions progress prosperity peoples meanwhile thanks scientific technological achievements immense resources wasted arms race paradoxically millions people languishing poverty suffering illiteracy hunger disease however general complete disarmament part resources freed designated purpose economic social development third-world countries delegation convinced lasting peace can achieved reduction gap rich nations poor health
GNQ 1987 300 300 secretary-general’s extensive report work organization sets forth grave problems concern international community present millions human beings still struggle survive overcome effects hunger misery poverty endemic disease forth word s ill struggling survive overcoming basic problems underdevelopment others fortunate worsening lot struggling f r survival using surpluses things without world might peaceful health
GRD 1987 1019 1019 growing bolder every day wreaking havoc innocent unsuspecting people interdicted source another area global concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions regard prestigious united nations world health organization continue focus aetiology prognosis therapy health hazard dangerous social consequences step recently taken president united states america health
GRD 1987 1026 1026 unsuspecting people interdicted source another area global concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions regard prestigious united nations world health organization continue focus aetiology prognosis therapy health hazard dangerous social consequences step recently taken president united states america general secretary union soviet socialist republics agreeing health
GRD 1987 1033 1033 concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions regard prestigious united nations world health organization continue focus aetiology prognosis therapy health hazard dangerous social consequences step recently taken president united states america general secretary union soviet socialist republics agreeing principle elimination medium-range missiles nuclear arsenals indeed health
GTM 1987 1662 1662 processes closely related separate development distinct goals one complements disarmament complements development means reallocation financial resources can put better use development programmes particularly struggle illiteracy disease malnutrition eradication poverty afflicts two thirds mankind sincerely believe need new international economic order will therefore energetically support effort restore north-south dialogue course working find health
GTM 1987 1663 1663 closely related separate development distinct goals one complements disarmament complements development means reallocation financial resources can put better use development programmes particularly struggle illiteracy disease malnutrition eradication poverty afflicts two thirds mankind sincerely believe need new international economic order will therefore energetically support effort restore north-south dialogue course working find new health
GUY 1987 127 127 one aim organization advance equal way interests member states peace know indivisible contend development many issues related development topical affect us rich poor debt drugs disease indigenous one people ubiquitous ensure global stability foolhardy seek eradication certain areas flourish elsewhere- frontiers boundaries can halt wider proliferation whether issue consider political economic health
HTI 1987 447 447 per cent active population rate illiteracy approaches pet cent per capita income approximately per annum even notwithstanding modest dimensions programme important covers many varied areas health education public finances thus value questioned implemented programme requires national efforts alone requires substantial sustained support international community crossroads must say regret unable mobilize resources health
HUN 1987 532 532 devised action based broad consensus taken concurrently whatever concrete issue ripe solution consider action possible even several global problems refer international action terrorism drug abuse diseases aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome among things consideration relevant agenda item light approach might give opportunity substantive dialogue conceptual aspects concrete problems international security make health
IDN 1987 1442 1442 america economic sphere international agenda year dominated convening seventh session united nations conference trade development unctad conference assumed crucial importance expected address key issues central health world economy also revive stalemated dialogue developed north developing south reactivate multilateral co-operation development conference held dismal backdrop world economy caught serious imbalances dislocations summarized health
IDN 1987 1865 1865 improvements quality life peoples central success importance widespread popular participation guidance recently manifested adoption agenda action parliamentarians asean region support strategy direction can sustained goal health year can indeed become reality indonesia social development programmes continue enjoy strong personal support president suharto resulted dramatic advances particularly areas immunization children despite severe health
IDN 1987 1901 1901 enjoy strong personal support president suharto resulted dramatic advances particularly areas immunization children despite severe constraints economic adjustment social development also greatly accelerated institution integrated health social services increased attention focused improving status women already alluded results international conference drug abuse illicit trafficking progress achieved forum now sustained decisive action national health
IRL 1987 230 230 genuine achievements organization can one ignore contribution united nations process decolonisation part protection promotion human rights throughout world work specialized agencies within framework development eradication disease hunger efforts promote goal disarmament including particular nuclear non-proliferation treaty part peace-making peace-keeping machinery played resolving sometimes defusing conflicts escalated much value mechanisms offered united health
ITA 1987 1159 1159 third millennium era can spreading awareness time fundamental balances can achieved involving science mastered thinking meteorological seismic phenomena climatic variations endeavours protection environment war hunger disease can included framework larger effort keep planet control evils afflict daily lives can combated global scale united nations drug problem next terrorism certainly one alarming health
JOR 1987 702 702 development unctad vii despite bleak forecasts relative success doubt inherent problems present world economic order urgently need addressed foremost among problem international debt like malignant disease debt problem spreading taking toll developing countries time recognized international level panacea palliatives will time let one illusion problem south alone clearly international co-operation cemented health
KEN 1987 1999 1999 respect view constitutes guarantee continued preservation basic rules conduct states guarantee maintenance international peace security wish conclude wishing mr president secretary-general representatives gathered continued good health success individual joint pursuit international peace security development health
KHM 1987 301 301 vietnamese occupation cambodia since pretence labour defence motherland jungle clearing conscripted million men women young old alike sent carry forced paramilitary labour mine infested battlefields malaria endemic disease-ridden mountainous forest areas several tens thousands conscripts killed mines maimed life many hundreds thousands others stricken malaria name viet nam-kampuchea special friendship solidarity health
KHM 1987 320 320 forced paramilitary labour mine infested battlefields malaria endemic disease-ridden mountainous forest areas several tens thousands conscripts killed mines maimed life many hundreds thousands others stricken malaria name viet nam-kampuchea special friendship solidarity hundreds thousands cambodian villagers expelled militarily houses fields rice fields expropriated later distributed vietnamese settlers already number systematically sent health
KNA 1987 1029 1029 need realize must humane side structural adjustment fiscal economic measures employed nationally regionally internationally improve abstract indices growth development must also address educational social cultural health needs people everywhere real essence development development people world risen many challenge past provide better quality life people everywhere united nations forefront struggle diseases scourge health
KNA 1987 1053 1053 cultural health needs people everywhere real essence development development people world risen many challenge past provide better quality life people everywhere united nations forefront struggle diseases scourge mankind like smallpox tuberculosis poliomyelitis defeated must mobilize must defeat malnutrition poverty drug abuse recent scourge acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids threaten destroy flower health
KNA 1987 1065 1065 many challenge past provide better quality life people everywhere united nations forefront struggle diseases scourge mankind like smallpox tuberculosis poliomyelitis defeated must mobilize must defeat malnutrition poverty drug abuse recent scourge acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids threaten destroy flower youth hold keys future nations time come us take humanitarian look world health
LAO 1987 1306 1306 peoples earth future well-being freedom justice equality prosperity ideals doomed failure participate resolutely sincerely crusade socio-economic political ills afflicting majority world’s population ills poverty hunger disease illiteracy imperialist colonialist zionist aggression apartheid economic plundering elimination military non-military threats security peoples imperative fashion progressively world free violence nuclear weapons new ways thinking health
LBR 1987 907 907 managing world’s economy speakers pointed old alignments configurations international economy will longer suffice instance concept development can accepted today continues condemn majority world’s population starvation malnutrition substandard living conditions despair widening gap rich poor countries often traced industrial revolution slavery colonialism development industry western world said facilitated great measure massive infusions health
LBR 1987 1330 1330 reinforce political will enable united nations tackle effectively many complex problems cases normal political approaches may applicable even feasible denied moral ethical dimension struggle ignorance disease poverty social ills drug abuse prostitution slavery child labour torture dimension programmes provide immunization children better housing medicare people greater role women development food security health
LBR 1987 1393 1393 among others now cultivated fully extended areas need world connection referring conference relationship disarmament development ray delegation submits might even poignant relationship considered namely disarmament disease let us take real case current aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome epidemic soon global effect deadly epidemic reach proportions comparable devastation result nuclear explosion knows health
LBR 1987 1405 1405 relationship disarmament development ray delegation submits might even poignant relationship considered namely disarmament disease let us take real case current aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome epidemic soon global effect deadly epidemic reach proportions comparable devastation result nuclear explosion knows national boundaries doubt much done intensify search vaccine cure aids epidemic relatively health
LBR 1987 1410 1410 submits might even poignant relationship considered namely disarmament disease let us take real case current aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome epidemic soon global effect deadly epidemic reach proportions comparable devastation result nuclear explosion knows national boundaries doubt much done intensify search vaccine cure aids epidemic relatively small portion billions dollars now health
LBR 1987 1429 1429 syndrome epidemic soon global effect deadly epidemic reach proportions comparable devastation result nuclear explosion knows national boundaries doubt much done intensify search vaccine cure aids epidemic relatively small portion billions dollars now spent arms placed disposal scientific medical community purpose two areas concern united nations take moral imperative problem third world health
LCA 1987 285 285 garden eden threat thermonuclear armageddon remains ever constant reality arms race however unflagging expenditure arms continued soar diverting vortex millions dollars liberated world underdevelopment hunger disease recent times small signs semblance sanity creeping back judgement men unpropitious events give cause hope may approaching new tide affairs men announcement early life session health
LCA 1987 1645 1645 movement needs ideals every man cherishes liberty man enjoys dominated another every man wants live peace enjoy good things life see world rid ignorance poverty disease children yearn nothing less ends intellectual treasures earth can first harnessed yet time begin will begin health
LSO 1987 144 144 nations must given financial political means greatly requires order halt potential conflict situations erupt catastrophes peace can noble mission organization fight perennial enemies mankind hunger disease ignorance homelessness realized protection promotion human rights guaranteeing dignity man form corner-stone social economic political mission united nations charged come united nations general assembly renew health
LSO 1987 244 244 towards organization continues unabated fault organization powerful permanent members security council place national interest everything else interference united nations decisions minimized successes eminent particularly areas health education activities carried specialized agencies united nations needs full financial political backing member states particularly efforts promote peace disarmament generally equitable international order mindful fact health
MNG 1987 89 89 foreign minister bangladesh mr choudhury skilful conduct proceedings previous session general assembly delegation like take opportunity wish secretary-general united nations mr perez de cuellar good health every success tireless work general debate session united nations general assembly naturally mirrors complex world situation urgent problems time deep anxieties destiny mankind juxtaposed guarded health
MOZ 1987 468 468 looting robbery rape sadistic mutilation defenceless populations without exhaustive following nefarious effects attacks perpetrated terrorists terrorists destroyed looted shops consumer co-operatives schools affecting students hospitals health posts centres affecting million citizens lost access regular health care period half million people died direct indirect result terrorist attacks half total made children age health
MOZ 1987 477 477 following nefarious effects attacks perpetrated terrorists terrorists destroyed looted shops consumer co-operatives schools affecting students hospitals health posts centres affecting million citizens lost access regular health care period half million people died direct indirect result terrorist attacks half total made children age five criminals indiscriminately sow death destruction murderers command foreigners health
MOZ 1987 906 906 domestic product achieved reasonable annual growth rate exports reached peak os million field education illiteracy rate per cent time independence reduced per cent success field health resulted establishment rural health posts first time country’s history every district services health professional able provide diagnosis treatment significant achievements registered many economic social cultural health
MOZ 1987 910 910 annual growth rate exports reached peak os million field education illiteracy rate per cent time independence reduced per cent success field health resulted establishment rural health posts first time country’s history every district services health professional able provide diagnosis treatment significant achievements registered many economic social cultural fields successes threatened escalation health
MOZ 1987 919 919 education illiteracy rate per cent time independence reduced per cent success field health resulted establishment rural health posts first time country’s history every district services health professional able provide diagnosis treatment significant achievements registered many economic social cultural fields successes threatened escalation south african aggression economy registered decline every year brought health
MRT 1987 210 210 scale debt servicing resulted veritable financial haemorrhage economies seriously undermined export earnings already weakened deterioration terms trade consequences factors economies developing countries disastrous unemployment hunger disease illiteracy social crises becoming widespread several development projects social programmes rendered impossible everything suggests tendency will continue future situation cause concern whole international community since health
MRT 1987 1376 1376 establishment just equitable economic system country aware institutional weaknesses imperfections united nations also fully appreciates important successes diverse fields economic social cultural decolonization peace education health related specialized areas mauritania reiterates firm attachment noble ideals charter faith need develop friendly relations states achieve international co-operation based mutual respect advantage preserve united health
MWI 1987 1052 1052 conference malawi’s hope light experience gained regard drug abuse consideration will given similar initiative concerning clearly emerging single widespread problem dire implications future refer killer epidemic acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pleased note world health organization already begun devote attention aids problem hope lesson learned regard drug problem will considered early health
MWI 1987 1061 1061 consideration will given similar initiative concerning clearly emerging single widespread problem dire implications future refer killer epidemic acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pleased note world health organization already begun devote attention aids problem hope lesson learned regard drug problem will considered early convening international conference devoted question aids beneficial meanwhile also health
MWI 1987 1172 1172 resources available governments meet needs however plan realized without unfpa sufficient financial resources carry programmes sincerely hope member states will join hands assuring unfpa’s financial health position will consider possibility making additional voluntary contributions area economic co-operation rich north poor south appears issues require urgent attention serious poverty south halted issues health
NIC 1987 190 190 cessation war iran iraq stress danger presence build-up foreign military forces gulf also non-aligned country ask can prevent death year million million children age five malnutrition disease deaths easily prevented according brandt report according latest statistics- million children aged five died disease malnutrition industrialized countries per cent total developing countries per health
NIC 1987 191 191 war iran iraq stress danger presence build-up foreign military forces gulf also non-aligned country ask can prevent death year million million children age five malnutrition disease deaths easily prevented according brandt report according latest statistics- million children aged five died disease malnutrition industrialized countries per cent total developing countries per cent health
NIC 1987 206 206 can prevent death year million million children age five malnutrition disease deaths easily prevented according brandt report according latest statistics- million children aged five died disease malnutrition industrialized countries per cent total developing countries per cent total defends carnage caused death billion children since end second world war will put end health
NIC 1987 207 207 prevent death year million million children age five malnutrition disease deaths easily prevented according brandt report according latest statistics- million children aged five died disease malnutrition industrialized countries per cent total developing countries per cent total defends carnage caused death billion children since end second world war will put end murderous health
NOR 1987 358 358 interrelated issues environment development secretary-general’s report report world commission point extremely difficult situation still facing many developing countries impending ecological crisis problems caused drought new epidemics disasters political social unrest many countries heavy load debt burden problems require pragmatism vision much agree secretary-general need many problems dealt isolation greater understanding now health
NPL 1987 1402 1402 implementation new substantial programme action special significance nepal wise leadership majesty king birendra today making all-out efforts meet basic needs people food shelter clothing primary health care education security end century international assistance especially welcome augment nepal’s water-resources development forestation efforts besides helping nepal alleviate problem chronic shortage fuel prevention environmental health
OMN 1987 97 97 world organization since inception united nations ceased make every effort contain crisis soon arisen united nations yet able establish international order free scourges war hunger disease desired nations peoples lack resolutions instruments received approval states defect legal framework organization lack clarity purposes principles pressing need organization faith purposes principles beneficial co-operation health
OMN 1987 185 185 possible historic agreement nuclear-weapon states banish spectre nuclear threat haunted international community decades liberation nuclear arms race release enormous facilities resources international community arm campaign disease hunger poverty also reduce existing tensions restore tranquillity international relations positive signs emerge promise establishment better climate relations two super-powers hope advantage will taken climate health
PHL 1987 1310 1310 nations charter promote social progress better standards life larger freedom effort improve quality life can meaning apart general well-being human person impairment social life threat disease poverty malnutrition outrages injure violate dignity human person render ineffective even meaningless whatever gains made fields last year general assembly adopted resolutions social cultural humanitarian health
PHL 1987 1312 1312 promote social progress better standards life larger freedom effort improve quality life can meaning apart general well-being human person impairment social life threat disease poverty malnutrition outrages injure violate dignity human person render ineffective even meaningless whatever gains made fields last year general assembly adopted resolutions social cultural humanitarian matters encompass health
PHL 1987 1680 1680 will continue pursue fight scourge home international front particularly collaboration partners association south-east asian nations asean economic social commission asia pacific escap latest compilation world health organization reported cases aids philippines views concern ever-increasing number victims dreaded disease therefore prepared support concerted joint efforts aimed combating one important documents will discussed health
PHL 1987 1692 1692 south-east asian nations asean economic social commission asia pacific escap latest compilation world health organization reported cases aids philippines views concern ever-increasing number victims dreaded disease therefore prepared support concerted joint efforts aimed combating one important documents will discussed general assembly year report world commission environment development entitled common future philippines health
POL 1987 1166 1166 documents demonstrate favour full creative application states however approached selective manner global effort enhance human rights greater attention devoted social economic rights access culture education health care also favour greater integration human rights social development poland supports specific international co-operation serious discussion field human rights accordingly instance supported proposal convene moscow health
POL 1987 1762 1762 barriers dangerous phenomenon efforts however way cause us disregard legitimate national liberation struggles stem inalienable right peoples self-determination extent possibilities also endeavouring contribute struggle deadly diseases day finding effective means containing drug abuse preventing spread aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome referred roost critical aspects building secure better world poland stressed many health
PRY 1987 941 941 arms various kinds live peace believe peace spirit call upon states end arms race shameful affront considering sad fact thousands upon thousands children dying starvation malnutrition republic paraguay won independence may values work decolonisation done united nations applaud work since support principle self-determination peoples long application principle linked interests alien legitimate health
RUS 1987 825 825 heirs victories defeats achievements mistakes utmost consolidate victories prevent even slightest possibility errors repeated either domestic foreign policies distinctive feature perestroika dominant trend indicator vigour health society guarantee future profound internal democratism openness integrity need engage linguistic research try provide listeners english equivalent word glasnost one might go astray foreign language health
SDN 1987 325 325 will spare effort seeking appropriate ways means achieve national reconciliation ensure voluntary return refugees countries meantime necessary organize refugee situation way ensure safety provide necessary health educational facilities without overburdening country’s means jeopardizing security well-being sudanese society deeply appreciate support international community connection delegation looks forward efforts made find lasting solutions health
SDN 1987 1409 1409 weapons like developing countries country looks anxiety alarm upon vast resources squandered nuclear conventional armaments time millions africa rest third world dying hunger millions suffering disease poverty ignorance recent years arms race sucked certain developing countries pressure regional conflicts acquisition weapons countries placed heavy burden resources hampered development programmes put deeper health
SEN 1987 273 273 action least developed countries also closer us united nations programme action economic recovery development africa 1986-1990 successfully concluded spirit active harmony solidarity help restore economic health many countries south represented thus improve future peoples aware united nations programme action africa enshrines commitments solemnly entered one african governments international community since secretary-general health
SOM 1987 1203 1203 nations agencies given refugees measure hope future nevertheless must take opportunity make urgent appeal fulfilment food aid pledges present time serious food shortages outbreaks nutrition-related diseases many camps unless speedy effective measures taken situation soon become catastrophic hope generous prompt support immediate medium-term needs will continue made available refugees accordance commitments health
SOM 1987 1280 1280 north-south dialogue interrelated questions trade money debt servicing development speaking ideologies economic abstractions speaking matters life death speaking need overcome conditions widespread hunger poverty ignorance disease somalia strongly supports united nations policies programmes dealing related questions environment population human settlements believe promotion status women rights child needs youth aging disabled admirably health
SWE 1987 1567 1567 purposeful co-operation within framework united nations united nations system can effectively tackle types issues applies threat posed nuclear weapons environmental degradation north-south injustices applies serious diseases aids acquired immune deficiency syndrome increasing drug abuse refugee problems united nations system must capable adapting realities changes purposes principles united nations set forth charter health
TCD 1987 799 799 cattle raisers whose sole source income cattle breeding thanks assistance certain international bodies government trying reconstitute herds actions encouraging require long-term planning order ensure proper health herds addition cattle raisers affected receive assistance either reconstitute herds shift productive activities problems involving depletion budgetary resources must add strict minimum state must provide health
THA 1987 1087 1087 year due partly government’s success providing incentives stimulating economy also due close co-ordination public sector private sector expect economy continue growing will turn bring better health care better food better shelter better standard living people clear thailand role monarchy proved indispensable monarchy moral force binds elements thai nation force works greatest health
TTO 1987 353 353 themes inalienable rights quintessential dignity man caribbean cherish passionately concept dignity human oppose war racism iniquitous system apartheid well terrorism totalitarianism struggle eradicate poverty famine disease consider offence human dignity struggle forms oppression deeply rooted history caribbean region often simplistically regarded historical backwater mere tourist destination whose main offerings sea sun health
TUN 1987 1415 1415 communities shocking inadmissible today perhaps instant cure magic solution present tragedy current rapidly worsening imbalance overfed minority humanity living superabundance waste one hand majority living malnutrition deprivation hand moreover one remain indifferent resources sums money expended armaments famine ravaging millions people threatening millions main concerns tunisia wishes share international community others health
TZA 1987 1437 1437 disarmament peace poverty coexist economic underdevelopment third world therefore also threat world peace one third humanity thrives prosperity two thirds mankind submerged abject poverty hunger disease ignorance afflict hundreds millions people ironically world lacks necessary resources meet needs mankind told rich industrialized countries fair redistribution world’s resources can take place virtues health
UKR 1987 428 428 produced wrong-headed strategy nuclear deterrence containment crippling life civilization earth consumes annually nearly trillion funds badly needed ease plight hundreds millions people suffering poverty hunger disease possible end twentieth century will allow clangour anvils forging weapons drown voice reason warning really possible incapable combining capabilities will states peoples order rid mankind health
UKR 1987 1071 1071 energy production provides whole series material scientific technological measures supplemented international legal norms agreements programme prevent people making errors incurring incidents fraught dire consequences life health prevention arms race outer space yet another concern mankind preparations star wars allowed become irreversible create insurmountable obstacles disarmament convinced strategic defence initiative programme disastrous health
USA 1987 650 650 centuries come indeed triumph believe will will last know world peace freedom opportunity hope yes democracy world spirit mankind last conquers old familiar enemies famine disease tyranny war vision america’s vision recognize governments represented hall ideas believe democracy political economic religious freedom believe dictatorship whether one man one party one class health
VCT 1987 899 899 conference trade development uruguay round launched punta del este uruguay september strange anomaly time global waste precious resources armaments millions everywhere suffer illiteracy poverty die malnutrition starvation international conference relationship disarmament development held new york august september year reminded us hard realities moral problem strikes roots human survival instead expenditures arms health
VCT 1987 931 931 held new york august september year reminded us hard realities moral problem strikes roots human survival instead expenditures arms urgent need allocate resources eradication hunger disease including deadly threat aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome finding solutions pressing problems relating environment saint vincent grenadines will support initiatives current session general assembly aimed putting health
VUT 1987 1188 1188 discussed length will time expand already adequately said others similarly situated however help observe developing countries wish build railroad port facility airport communications network schools health clinics parts national infrastructure sorts financial obstacles encountered developing country wishes buy weapons credit can always arranged true matter poor small country regardless needs matter health
WSM 1987 49 49 political general assembly affairs welcome warmly grateful thanks go mr humayun choudhury bangladesh wisdom skill conducted proceedings last session general assembly delighted secretary-general remains good health express gratitude respect tireless patient efforts resolve difficult international problems past year year rejoicing celebration nation commemorated twenty-fifth anniversary independence year pride occasion reflection reaffirmation health
WSM 1987 915 915 mr mahathir mohamed important step forward attempts curb scourge also significant example successful international co-operation 35-point programme drawn conference comprehensive battle plan war drugs world health organization continuing efforts combat disease poor health conditions throughout world global tragedy aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome commendable response made special programme aids highlighted importance international health
WSM 1987 920 920 forward attempts curb scourge also significant example successful international co-operation 35-point programme drawn conference comprehensive battle plan war drugs world health organization continuing efforts combat disease poor health conditions throughout world global tragedy aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome commendable response made special programme aids highlighted importance international health co-operation united nations auspices health
WSM 1987 922 922 curb scourge also significant example successful international co-operation 35-point programme drawn conference comprehensive battle plan war drugs world health organization continuing efforts combat disease poor health conditions throughout world global tragedy aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome commendable response made special programme aids highlighted importance international health co-operation united nations auspices will take health
WSM 1987 941 941 organization continuing efforts combat disease poor health conditions throughout world global tragedy aids acquired immune-deficiency syndrome commendable response made special programme aids highlighted importance international health co-operation united nations auspices will take essential leadership co-ordinating role aids prevention control research education public awareness information campaign although predictions gloomy seventh session united health
WSM 1987 1240 1240 almost beyond belief however promising developments china’s programme reduce army million soldiers give us reason hope change may come may eventually possible world focus attention health welfare peoples o world several areas disarmament show promise success conference confidence building measures stockholm gratifying progress towards chemical weapons convention encouraged developments alarmed continuation health
ZMB 1987 2096 2096 foundation united nations intense rivalry two super-powers respective blocs major driving force behind arms race real threat international peace security world millions people die hunger malnutrition every year can conscience allow us spend us billion per annum armaments sense continuing acquire perfect nuclear weapons existing arsenals can destroy world many times health
ZMB 1987 2141 2141 arsenals can destroy world many times can live peace nuclear weapons manage keep safe even using surely owe posterity indeed millions died continue die starvation malnutrition disease stop arms race especially nuclear arms race can channel resources released process worthwhile life-supporting purposes regard like appeal two super-powers special responsibility seriously urgently health
ZMB 1987 2142 2142 can destroy world many times can live peace nuclear weapons manage keep safe even using surely owe posterity indeed millions died continue die starvation malnutrition disease stop arms race especially nuclear arms race can channel resources released process worthwhile life-supporting purposes regard like appeal two super-powers special responsibility seriously urgently negotiate health
AFG 1988 449 449 successful review convention biological weapons global economic situation particular concern developing countries scientific technological revolution provided mankind know-how tools deal successfully problems underdevelopment hunger poverty disease illiteracy prospects steady progress developing countries remain bleak inequitable conditions participation international trade coupled burden foreign debt debt servicing frustrating efforts towards development progress sharp health
AUS 1988 190 190 scourge war just resounding piece rhetoric commitment born despair necessity fortunately spared third world war since period seen tragedy suffering wrought fellow human beings continuous epidemic conflicts regional internal blotted world’s landscape seen return chemical weapons war filled refugee camps world violence father suffering poverty homelessness scale indicts us united nations health
AUT 1988 2418 2418 emissions reflects grave concern climatic changes hope elaboration protocol control redaction nitrogen oxide emissions will take us another important step forward implementation convention long-range transboundary air_pollution primary task perform pragmatic efficient day-to-day work however preclude vision future must combine forces order jointly master challenges future therefore like end statement appropriate lines health
BDI 1988 1284 1284 rural sector per cent people live accordingly sixth five-year plan social economic development gives priority ministers agriculture rural development efforts way develop social infrastructures schools health centres drinking water facilities since advent third republic approach taken president government consistent first recognize problems put forward discussion finally carry solutions proposed encourage commitment health
BDI 1988 2097 2097 speculations clear unfortunate long-term consequences future generations countries concerned urgently draw matter attention specialized agencies united nations particular united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization food agriculture organization united nations united nations environment programme world meteorological organisation international labour organisation must continue pi s y noble roles sensitising world health
BDI 1988 2160 2160 serious problem exporting industrial waste success meeting challenge course requires unanimous commitment nations world collectively individually fight pollution hope cases scourges also war terrorism hunger disease poverty ignorance will collective will promote building world peace justice security health
BEL 1988 1563 1563 growth outpaces growth food production decline commodity prices damages export earnings brings heavy burden debt fundamental problems bring others often tragic human point view widespread malnutrition high infant mortality rural exodus deforestation desertification remain indifferent distress millions africans suffering plight dignity courage speaking special session general assembly economic situation africa may health
BEL 1988 1566 1566 food production decline commodity prices damages export earnings brings heavy burden debt fundamental problems bring others often tragic human point view widespread malnutrition high infant mortality rural exodus deforestation desertification remain indifferent distress millions africans suffering plight dignity courage speaking special session general assembly economic situation africa may pointed just emergency health
BEN 1988 566 566 paris march shows leaders country will stop nothing even heinous crimes pretoria obstinate despite protests whole world insisting keeping nelson mandela gaols thus seriously damaging health continues impose state emergency black south africans order suppress legitimate aspirations dignity well-being solidarity unswerving support struggle african national congress democratic anti-apartheid forces country appeals health
BFA 1988 661 661 understanding hope international community will take salutary initiative 199u programme action priority programme can implemented full survival entire continent stake end twentieth century hunger endemic diseases despair daily lot peoples africa needs survival assistance efforts rehabilitate environment sorely tested drought natural disasters right now refer locust invasions particular sahel region wipe health
BGD 1988 268 268 tangible commitment reduce poverty developing world protect common environment potential concentrating combined efforts international community service humanity particular relevance bangladesh inextricable link poverty environment human health economy best illustrated immediate predicament worst flood living memory overran bangladesh year come wake disaster cyclone floods calamities exposed total vulnerability economy environment destructive forces health
BGD 1988 634 634 immediate rehabilitation measures restore flood-stricken people normal life concentration priority areas agricultural recovery supply key inputs seeds fertilizer irrigation infrastructural repairs particularly communications housing restoration health sanitation facilities medium-term measures rehabilitation reconstruction economy infrastructure special emphasis disaster preparedness preventive schemes factor requiring major adjustment change cropping pattern dependence monsoon crop emphasis health
BGR 1988 258 258 communist party president state council people’s republic bulgaria comrade zhivkov stated new realities require new political action part people threat ecological catastrophe economic underdevelopment widespread disease terrible infant-mortality rate growing illiteracy global problems can resolved common efforts mankind thorough restructuring international relations basis balance interests international community’s desire break vicious circle health
BHS 1988 328 328 prosperity record unmatched state similar size natural resources recent momentum solving globe’s pressing problems served underscore inconsistencies may challenge solution others aids acquired immunodeficiency syndrome epidemic escalated alarming proportions unabated drug abuse addiction defy powerful baffle weak internal regional conflicts experienced every continent resulting catastrophic casualties natural created disasters taken crippling health
BLR 1988 568 568 easy necessary international community experience positive experience context refer existing agreements conventions curbing arms race well international co-operation framework international atomic energy agency iaea world health organization united nations environment programme unep relief aid cases natural disaster certain development programmes recent important examples concerning procedures political settlement situations around afghanistan kampuchea health
BLR 1988 1281 1281 security council investigate situations connected mutual accusations study ways settling situations monitor termination foreign military presence foreign territories just really good doctor treats also prevents disease united nations operations used settling conflicts also preventive purposes order defuse emerging military confrontations future lies preventive diplomacy also discuss question united nations naval operations health
BLZ 1988 69 69 dame nita barrow barbados wish success continuing illustrious career sad duty inform assembly foreign minister belize mr dean barrow unable take place rostrum owing serious illness family something critical importance keep away sends greetings colleagues following message forty-third session united nations general assembly opened atmosphere almost unbridled optimism since last met health
BRA 1988 1612 1612 co-operation year celebrate fortieth anniversary signing universal declaration human rights tragic still unable settle together problems affecting vast areas world elementary rights mankind rights life health shelter food work sum rights assure development well-being peoples whereas task building peace day hope dawning upon world struggle development remains frustrating darkness said development health
BRB 1988 268 268 security council managed reduce incidence armed conflict avert onset world war specialized agencies organization done much bring new hope many areas world life impoverished illiteracy disease hopelessness fear often apt overlook contribution non-governmental organizations groups dedicated women men work tirelessly among communities fulfil lofty principles organization various ways groups render invaluable health
BRB 1988 721 721 menace much africa’s population hurricanes floods cause frequent havoc asia caribbean threats come nature beyond control irresponsible criminal pollution land sea air now places jeopardy health livelihood citizens many developing states matter special concern us caribbean dependent economies upon ocean scientific research continues reveal pernicious threats environment threaten existence human race health
BRB 1988 1114 1114 experience fortify faith commitment organization faith effectiveness protecting promoting welfare humankind believe therefore human rights rights women preservation societies devastating effects war famine drug addiction disease priorities collective attention must continue devoted mr president assumed presidency session historic moment life united nations time organization faces challenging future time demands multilateral diplomacy health
BTN 1988 1184 1184 span time various specialized agencies affiliated bodies united nations working closely government rendered invaluable assistance played pivotal role aspects development diverse areas road communication infrastructure health educational services human resources development particular like express drop gratitude united nations development programme undp united nations children’s fund unicef international fund agricultural development ifao health
BTN 1988 1217 1217 express drop gratitude united nations development programme undp united nations children’s fund unicef international fund agricultural development ifao united nations capital development fund uncdf world health organisation whо world food programme wfp food agriculture organisation united nations fm united nations volunteers unv united nations fund population activities unfpa united nations department health
BWA 1988 1099 1099 pretoria concerned time fast running order create climate productive negotiations state emergency must lifted political prisoners detainees released nelson mandela zephania mathopeng must released age illness also continued incarceration deprives south africa may hope salvation nelson mandela particular embodiment aspirations oppressed majority people south africa can meaningful negotiations remains incarcerated violence health
CAN 1988 1142 1142 threat environmental security second nuclear war now lessened likelihood global nuclear war face invasion rising seas polluted air encroaching deserts growing awareness environment economy human health inextricably linked time north suffer effects industrial society’s lack regard environment south suffers environmental degradation engendered poverty population growth pressure immediate economic development destruction rain health
CHL 1988 658 658 knows trans-national terrorism still receives overt covert support certain states moreover odious repugnant links times become evident terrorism drug traffic bind together two elements destroy health social coexistence vigorous definite co-ordinated reaction part international community without delay needed eradicate devastating perversions one tests objectives peace certain powers proclaim degree effective contribution health
CHL 1988 1307 1307 appreciate substantial progress country made three levels quality life social development respective indexes eloquent forecasts promising marked increase life expectancy virtual disappearance illiteracy serious infant malnutrition increase school enrolment decline extreme poverty noteworthy urban improvement housing construction increase number home owners decline rates unemployment figures even lower developed nations samples social health
CHN 1988 2100 2100 world affairs united nations proper forum countries meet discuss world affairs proved capable important work great potential solving questions facing mankind questions environment population public health scientific technological development pointed recent years security council secretary-general support o member states must credited achievements promoting settlement major international disputes want present compliments secretary-general health
CMR 1988 129 129 new millennium duty every one us ensure future generations come best possible circumstances take quick look world today words keep coming crisis conflicts poverty ignorance disease disasters injustice yet never science technology offered opportunities offer today us overcome poverty disease never various means communication offered tremendous possibilities abolishing distances never political health
CMR 1988 143 143 quick look world today words keep coming crisis conflicts poverty ignorance disease disasters injustice yet never science technology offered opportunities offer today us overcome poverty disease never various means communication offered tremendous possibilities abolishing distances never political economic crisis reached extent today’s crisis united nations must recognized can improve international relations health
COL 1988 824 824 believe setting kind enable us arrive objective assessment world economic situation measures needed speed development poorest countries long human beings continue go hungry homeless suffer disease resources remain unmoved solidarity must prerequisite continued survival peoples nations health
COM 1988 869 869 government continues work hard sustain growth improve living conditions people accordingly embarked upon programme restructuring particularly productive sectors accompanied inter alia series measures designed restore health public finances para-public sector particular made possible better rationalize functioning state sustain growth favouring private initiative highly productive activities policy economic recovery thus begun given health
CRI 1988 391 391 tragedy agreements soviet union united states lead complete disarmament along peoples world joyfully trust averted threat new holocaust resources previously allocated weapons now used education health economic development culture throughout world words live accordance principle upholds nature destruction end creation begin small developing countries urgently need convince military powers peace best health
CRI 1988 840 840 however creditors must fully understand extent sacrifices far international community appear clearly realized present situation go much longer see debt servicing swallowing foreign exchange need health education development peoples incredibly creditors strategy disregards high social political costs involved debt servicing course asking entire debt cancelled rather creditors agree share responsibility negotiate health
CRI 1988 1193 1193 military sphere made available developing world favourable terms countries need feed peoples incur military expenditures proportion size impoverished economies incomparably larger tiny sums spend education health mention essentials science records synthesizes thousands human experiences draws sustenance knowledge many result essentially noble exercise human mind become common heritage mankind order enlighten ennoble health
CSK 1988 1888 1888 fail bridge gap developed developing countries therefore indispensable create new international economic order justly resolve problems underdevelopment foreign debt eliminate appalling consequences hunger inequality millions disease illiteracy poverty wish actively promote resolution crucial problems believe necessary continue international dialogue implementation principle permanent development step step translate conclusions last year’s united nations health
CUB 1988 400 400 president fidel castro world’s problems problems nuclear weapons threats nuclear war unfortunately existed still remain terrible problems millions people world underdevelopment poverty hunger lack education health prospect nuclear war resulting destruction death dreadful lives lived billions people earth less dreadful preservation human life incentive strive nuclear disarmament general complete disarmament preservation health
CUB 1988 492 492 third world greater died genocidal nuclear bombing hiroshima end second world war present circumstances according data united nations children’s fund unicef one four children suffering malnutrition four five children rural areas access running water adequate sanitary facilities two five children ages six go school four five children access modern medical care health
CUB 1988 657 657 situation today different years ago united states neo-colonial domination yankee ambassador served pro-consul handed orders sitting presidents now illiteracy disappeared life expectancy risen years infant mortality declined deaths per thousand live births epidemic diseases claimed largest number victims eradicated poliomyelitis tuberculosis diseases wiped university students now per cent unemployment cubans working health
CUB 1988 664 664 neo-colonial domination yankee ambassador served pro-consul handed orders sitting presidents now illiteracy disappeared life expectancy risen years infant mortality declined deaths per thousand live births epidemic diseases claimed largest number victims eradicated poliomyelitis tuberculosis diseases wiped university students now per cent unemployment cubans working age exercise right work remain counter-revolutionaries imprisoned health
CUB 1988 665 665 domination yankee ambassador served pro-consul handed orders sitting presidents now illiteracy disappeared life expectancy risen years infant mortality declined deaths per thousand live births epidemic diseases claimed largest number victims eradicated poliomyelitis tuberculosis diseases wiped university students now per cent unemployment cubans working age exercise right work remain counter-revolutionaries imprisoned cuba health
CUB 1988 673 673 presidents now illiteracy disappeared life expectancy risen years infant mortality declined deaths per thousand live births epidemic diseases claimed largest number victims eradicated poliomyelitis tuberculosis diseases wiped university students now per cent unemployment cubans working age exercise right work remain counter-revolutionaries imprisoned cuba natural years since triumph revolution years people’s victorious health
CUB 1988 2031 2031 answers problems affecting third world economies however debt exceeds trillion something simply recognized dealt terms theoretical assumptions countries concerned far long poverty hunger illiteracy inadequate health services desire equality justice recent fourteenth latin american council latin american economic system decided convene regional conference external debt everyone agrees fact unpayable uncollectable need health
CYP 1988 153 153 specialized agencies long impressive extends beyond realm peace-keeping peace-making contributions fields decolonization human rights respect international law protection environment rights women children care refugees fight disease hunger drug abuse economic technical assistance preservation cultural heritage constitute important steps forward history times speaking cyprus like make special mention continuing contribution organization secretary-general health
CYP 1988 1233 1233 minimal coupled imaginative use tax credits implied fund buy debt tax credits offered creditor banks number years another major related challenge facing world eradication hunger malnutrition affects million people around world annual death toll hunger estimated million tragically million deaths innocent children hunger world plenty time unprecedented technological progress unacceptable state health
DDR 1988 208 208 production plans weaponization outer space abandoned current military spending around world amounts sum equivalent material damage caused two world wars put together many scourges hunger disease illiteracy pollution environment underdevelopment mention increasingly assuming proportions make threat mankind global catastrophes whether military economic ecological nature continue conceivable long means prevention fall victim health
DDR 1988 1600 1600 future perceived common obligation act fascism neo-fascism manifestations today billion people live earth turn century number may well exceed billion need employment food right shelter health care education solution formidable problems becoming elementary condition maintenance peace security growth prosperity enjoyed must longer attained expense detriment states peoples imperative need co-operative solutions health
DZA 1988 1277 1277 future development become new name peace key ingredient light comments made number observations drew conclusions first underdevelopment worst wars mankind currently waging people dying famine malnutrition epidemics lack medical infrastructure result open armed conflict clearly people dying underdevelopment war secondly underdevelopment solution found will continue represent threat international peace security just health
DZA 1988 1278 1278 development become new name peace key ingredient light comments made number observations drew conclusions first underdevelopment worst wars mankind currently waging people dying famine malnutrition epidemics lack medical infrastructure result open armed conflict clearly people dying underdevelopment war secondly underdevelopment solution found will continue represent threat international peace security just much health
DZA 1988 1591 1591 formation underdevelopment factors beyond control countries play international environment still handicap us internal structural adjustments will work structural adjustments made global level whether reference budgetary health countries fair price commodity exports access international trade currencies finances technology present system international economic relations frustrates hard efforts system must change change must part health
GAB 1988 2002 2002 protect vulnerable groups struggling effectively economic crisis bamako initiative designed lead towards establishment self-help system regard medical assistance enjoy country’s support unicef indicated annual report mortality rate children years age remains high approximately per country pursuing social policy following objectives contribute protecting family children youth participate fight major endemic social scourges health
GAB 1988 2032 2032 remains high approximately per country pursuing social policy following objectives contribute protecting family children youth participate fight major endemic social scourges tuberculosis leprosy alcoholism venereal diseases diarrhoea epidemics mental illness juvenile delinquency context policy vaccination thanks expanded vaccination programme carried country assistance unicef covered per cent paediatricians noted five times fewer health
GAB 1988 2033 2033 high approximately per country pursuing social policy following objectives contribute protecting family children youth participate fight major endemic social scourges tuberculosis leprosy alcoholism venereal diseases diarrhoea epidemics mental illness juvenile delinquency context policy vaccination thanks expanded vaccination programme carried country assistance unicef covered per cent paediatricians noted five times fewer cases health
GAB 1988 2034 2034 approximately per country pursuing social policy following objectives contribute protecting family children youth participate fight major endemic social scourges tuberculosis leprosy alcoholism venereal diseases diarrhoea epidemics mental illness juvenile delinquency context policy vaccination thanks expanded vaccination programme carried country assistance unicef covered per cent paediatricians noted five times fewer cases measles health
GAB 1988 2036 2036 country pursuing social policy following objectives contribute protecting family children youth participate fight major endemic social scourges tuberculosis leprosy alcoholism venereal diseases diarrhoea epidemics mental illness juvenile delinquency context policy vaccination thanks expanded vaccination programme carried country assistance unicef covered per cent paediatricians noted five times fewer cases measles previous years health
GAB 1988 2059 2059 epidemics mental illness juvenile delinquency context policy vaccination thanks expanded vaccination programme carried country assistance unicef covered per cent paediatricians noted five times fewer cases measles previous years country pleased see unicef’s activities found place within broader context programme action african economic recovery development 1986-1990 satisfaction extends also recommendation made governing health
GBR 1988 145 145 million disaster relief around world total contributed western democracies likely least times amount immediate natural disasters poignant reminder need tackle issue longer term crucial us health planet whole present transformation good resources better used benefit mankind elements leading progressive pollution land sea air already disruption natural patterns damage ozone layer first health
GBR 1988 1724 1724 afflictions man-made require human resource solve aids acquired immunodeficiency syndrome first started tendency put moral barricades maximize blame minimize action now know better january ministers health world met london discuss problem openly compare experience co-operate finding solutions face disparate complex issues always easy international community act none less greater degree unity health
GMB 1988 1340 1340 human rights therefore separated immediate problems human survival indissoluble link two human rights indivisible universal incorporating social economic rights right decent diet shelter access basic health care educational facilities view widening gap universally accepted practices human rights stark realities many parts world must make intensive efforts defend rights dignity individual gambia health
GNQ 1988 1126 1126 rostrum head delegation equatorial guinea said republic equatorial guinea paradoxically will eliminate diminish monstrosity weaponry simply neither possesses produces consider attaining hope eliminate lessen widespread illness hunger poverty scourges country countries wasting millions dollars every minute weaponry country talking debts thousands dollars matter survival s-15 pv p delegation equatorial guinea believe health
GRD 1988 1295 1295 drugs international terrorism direct relationship twin menace growing bolder every day wreaking havoc innocent unsuspecting people favour multidimensional approach tackling awesome problem involving agencies education health law enforcement three crucial areas production trafficking consumption drugs another area global concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions health
GRD 1988 1319 1319 education health law enforcement three crucial areas production trafficking consumption drugs another area global concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions regard united nations prestigious world health organization continue focus aetiology prognosis therapy health hazard dangerous social consequences odious pernicious practice racial hatred apartheid south health
GRD 1988 1326 1326 production trafficking consumption drugs another area global concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions regard united nations prestigious world health organization continue focus aetiology prognosis therapy health hazard dangerous social consequences odious pernicious practice racial hatred apartheid south africa remains greatest impediment peace southern africa health
GRD 1988 1333 1333 concern rapid spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids like scourge approaching pandemic proportions regard united nations prestigious world health organization continue focus aetiology prognosis therapy health hazard dangerous social consequences odious pernicious practice racial hatred apartheid south africa remains greatest impediment peace southern africa world peace generally institutionalized systematized phenomenon racism health
GTM 1988 374 374 economic expansion honour financial commitments neither can forget impact standard living majority contrary governments accountable peoples government decided gradually take care social debt consisting accumulation health education housing needs years met hence country favour holding meeting seek multilateral comprehensive solutions anguishing problem foreign debt central american crisis deeply rooted past injustices health
IDN 1988 2476 2476 regions pointedly observes report work organization emerging world situation major conflicts way solution bound impose additional responsibilities organisation political economic humanitarian meet expectation essential financial health united nations restored process reform restructuring improve functioning efficiency effectiveness matched consistent support including financial support members moreover move hope will constructive phase world developments health
IND 1988 1128 1128 oppression evil system apartheid reformed abolished total south africa must open а dialogue genuine representatives oppressed people nelson mandela universal symbol courage fortitude whose state health cause concern us must released immediately unconditionally effective pressure form comprehensive mandatory sanctions must applied without invoking unconvincing arguments regarding effect employment oppressed people action health
IND 1988 2163 2163 encouraging progress resolution complex political issues sphere economic social development major successes belong past decades achievements recently relatively modest must renew commitment eradication evils poverty disease illiteracy concerted international action struggle must waged common humankind jawaharlal nehru told assembly war want war poverty disease brood many centuries ago india’s sages gave health
IND 1988 2181 2181 modest must renew commitment eradication evils poverty disease illiteracy concerted international action struggle must waged common humankind jawaharlal nehru told assembly war want war poverty disease brood many centuries ago india’s sages gave calls let us move together let us talk together let us single common mind renewed sense community witnessed health
IRN 1988 322 322 exercised non-aligned neutral countries significantly contributed inculcation new trend attitude needed present guarantee success new trend treat root causes regional crises distressingly turned protracted chronic diseases many parts world preclude resurgence crisis acts aggression least render costly potential perpetrators goal may achieved establishment justice restoration principles stipulated united nations charter dealing health
ISL 1988 271 271 united nations simply accessory super-power diplomacy one thing overlook tremendous work done united nations specialized agencies towards alleviating causes human conflict seeking eliminate causes poverty disease ignorance discrimination united nations rendered valuable service peace different areas world also prevented regional conflicts spilling cold war battlegrounds moreover one entitled ask stand crucial health
ITA 1988 1845 1845 affecting states albeit different extent country can really consider immune terrible evil share east west north south duty take forceful determined action combat economic social health environmental effects urbanization also need careful consideration estimated year per cent world’s population will living megalopolises phenomenon will affect emerging countries particularly easy imagine kind health
KEN 1988 1221 1221 development strategy 1990s prospects slow growth stagnation developing countries present major challenge world community prepares 1990s especially objective years overcome worst aspects mass poverty widespread malnutrition hunger ignorance deaths nearly small children daily trends continue per capita income levels least developed countries year will still well many african countries even years health
KEN 1988 1300 1300 level reached end 1970s africa’s poor economic performance now begun erode region’s productive base mid-1980s gross investment levels many countries low maintain capital stock consequently healthcare education among things deteriorated african governments individually collectively ace committed undertaken comprehensive reform measures improve economic performance countries however severe structural economic imbalances vulnerability african health
KHM 1988 1259 1259 excessive debt-servicing burden moreover sudan particular khartoum stricken unprecedented floods caused widespread devastation sub-saharan countries continue face drought flood plagues locust conflicts consequent millions refugees malnutrition famine call upon international community especially developed creditor countries support adopt measure advocated organisation african unity resolve africa’s external-debt crisis including convening international conference problem health
KWT 1988 848 848 present future generation whole problem can pondered form single question tremendous pursuit necessary hard enough us south cope natural disasters including long droughts devastating floods epidemics dominate world news unfortunately friends north choose aggravate problems creating additional plagues destroy ecological system human resources undermine ability move forward towards better future connection health
LBY 1988 2420 2420 issue threaten international peace security worsening economic crisis shown inter alia sharp decline prices commodities doubling external debt-burden developing countries depletion financial resources prevalence poverty disease famine result drought conflict policies economic coercion adopted certain developed countries apply economic blockades embargoes impose unfair terms trade doubt main reason crisis imbalance inherent health
LSO 1988 322 322 nations world sad reality times spite heightened world-wide appreciation worth human life poverty third world remains serious affront human dignity poverty squalor pangs hunger misery disease despair resulting unfulfilled dreams promise cane political independence remains stark reminder blatant inequalities characterise modern world can never hope peace stability world abject poverty endured health
LUX 1988 1918 1918 least well-off countries must now implemented urgently policies restructuring adjustment often entail tremendous sacrifices many countries food crises exodus countryside uncontrolled urbanization getting worse poverty malnutrition sickness increasing instead decreasing africa elsewhere fundamentally important economic growth begin national governments must courageously shoulder primary responsibility development follow policies essential restructuring adaptation participants health
LUX 1988 1964 1964 policies essential restructuring adaptation participants khartoum conference emphasized economic social strategies must give equal attention human factors development must strengthen education make widely available promote health increase employment encourage greater participation citizens seek just distribution income ensure better quality environment life add stricter open management public affairs help combat corruption increase health
MEX 1988 1408 1408 co-operation takes account balanced way criminal phenomenon harmful society aspects production trafficking consumption expression world solidarity cause discord manipulation mexico will continue steadfast battle criminal epidemic threat public health calls upon plagued international crime shoulder responsibilities governments major centres consumption use easy ineffective solutions avoid fundamental burden problem let reiterate mexico’s health
MEX 1988 1411 1411 balanced way criminal phenomenon harmful society aspects production trafficking consumption expression world solidarity cause discord manipulation mexico will continue steadfast battle criminal epidemic threat public health calls upon plagued international crime shoulder responsibilities governments major centres consumption use easy ineffective solutions avoid fundamental burden problem let reiterate mexico’s deep belief irreplaceable health
MLI 1988 803 803 translating sense common destiny action will able resolve paradox spending billion year production lethal weapons fraction sum make planet land prosperity millions people today suffer illness hunger thirst ignorance part organization african unity first regular session held cairo june adopted declaration denuclearization africa decision reaffirmed several resolutions continental organization however states health
MLI 1988 1013 1013 proclamation decade cultural development request granted forty-first session assembly now need act ensure decade will become merely one decade produce results expected beginning 1970s objective health year proclaimed general assembly world health organization ambitious goal commendable within reach mankind results actions undertaken african states significant great deal remains done order step health
MLI 1988 1019 1019 forty-first session assembly now need act ensure decade will become merely one decade produce results expected beginning 1970s objective health year proclaimed general assembly world health organization ambitious goal commendable within reach mankind results actions undertaken african states significant great deal remains done order step development process primary health care meet health
MLI 1988 1042 1042 assembly world health organization ambitious goal commendable within reach mankind results actions undertaken african states significant great deal remains done order step development process primary health care meet goal year new approach known bamako initiative set 37th meeting committee african health ministers held bamako september adopted member states organization african unity health
MLI 1988 1057 1057 significant great deal remains done order step development process primary health care meet goal year new approach known bamako initiative set 37th meeting committee african health ministers held bamako september adopted member states organization african unity last may african strategy within context generalized economic crisis calls effective commitment peoples define administer health
MLI 1988 1083 1083 ministers held bamako september adopted member states organization african unity last may african strategy within context generalized economic crisis calls effective commitment peoples define administer health problems behalf women children africa like urgently appeal international community financial material technical support bold initiative whose impact will greatest benefit mankind international economic situation health
MOZ 1988 509 509 policy enemy war conceived strategy destroying country first set destroy economic base last years embarked upon wanton massacres received widespread international condemnation result strategy education health care experienced considerable advances first seven years independence now confronted serious numerous difficulties can seen following figures primary schools destroyed affecting half million pupils teachers health
MOZ 1988 556 556 half million pupils teachers teachers murdered kidnapped mutilated secondary schools destroyed affecting students boarding schools teacher training centres destroyed pointed earlier terrorism affect economy education health also affects mozambican man woman mozambican child mozambican youth mozambican family following figures illustrate million people displaced usual places work residences neighbouring countries million citizens health
MOZ 1988 1661 1661 ate much cherished people also whole world treading hard difficult path quarter century want peace peace can rebuild fatherland use available resources country extend education health care everyone eradicate famine remedy lack clothing overcome misery underdevelopment like reiterate appeal international community continue providing multifarious assistance support people can soon possible ease health
NPL 1988 1761 1761 timely implementation substantial new programme action vital importance nepal making serious efforts ensure people’s minimum basic needs food grains clothing fuel wood drinking water primary health care sanitation primary skill-oriented education minimum rural transport facilities met turn century dynamic forward-looking leadership majesty king birendra nepal many years engaged all-out war poverty health
OMN 1988 1672 1672 step towards world envisaged charter despite statistics available military expenditures enough recall way example world spends million minute military purposes developing countries hundreds children dying malnutrition disease say nothing million human beings suffering hunger million need health services million remain shadow illiteracy million unemployed relevant facts make incumbent us take urgent health
OMN 1988 1673 1673 towards world envisaged charter despite statistics available military expenditures enough recall way example world spends million minute military purposes developing countries hundreds children dying malnutrition disease say nothing million human beings suffering hunger million need health services million remain shadow illiteracy million unemployed relevant facts make incumbent us take urgent steps health
OMN 1988 1683 1683 recall way example world spends million minute military purposes developing countries hundreds children dying malnutrition disease say nothing million human beings suffering hunger million need health services million remain shadow illiteracy million unemployed relevant facts make incumbent us take urgent steps break deadlock beset disarmament process third special session general assembly health
PAK 1988 1785 1785 capabilities fostering climate good will understanding necessary promotion well-being peoples international economic situation particularly developing countries remains cause concern 1980s shaping lost development decade hunger disease poverty continue stalk entire continents living standards many poor countries dramatically declined debt problem increasing passage time important seek concerted solutions international economic problems results health
PER 1988 642 642 children continent dying hunger every year million latin americans living poverty million find subhuman situation described extreme poverty children per cent latin american homes adequate nutrition per cent living unhealthy surroundings absolutely unemployed numbered million now number million may growing result recession underemployed also number million per cent economically active population health
PHL 1988 514 514 earn money pay debt yet friends north make harder us export decide exporting enough want us restrain exports displease labour cut export fruits soil demand health certificates export manufacture decide products good enough say products good enough say packaging good done everything please inundate us customs documentation countries north want export health
PRY 1988 894 894 measures nevertheless despite unsteady evolution world economy owing restrictions international trade latin american external-debt problems republic paraguay continues efforts promote better quality life education public health within country also continues encourage agricultural industrial development well great deal work basic infrastructure hand brotherly ties friendship country neighbours mind large-scale integration projects will health
ROU 1988 673 673 anniversary adoption initiative romanian declaration promotion among youth ideals peace mutual respect understanding peoples useful evaluate practical results international document dramatic reality days deeply affects health environment planet its-peoples continuous proliferation ail sources pollution atmosphere soil marine environment outer space time countries large quantities toxic radioactive polluting substances wastes continue accumulate health
RUS 1988 2868 2868 taking effective decisions ensure ecological security proposes three-event series emergency meetings held course auspices united nations co-ordinate efforts field ecological security consultative meeting experts discuss health earth summit meeting leaders say states representing continents influential force time non-aligned movement holding second united nations international conference environment planned even earlier event summit health
SLE 1988 1371 1371 sustain us period difficulty vein acknowledge important contribution various united nations agencies including united nations development programme undp food agriculture organization united nations fao world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef particular commitment ensure survival healthy development children drawn great strength efforts unicef purposes principles united nations proclaimed charter years health
SOM 1988 830 830 receive major international institutions world bank international monetary fund order achieve recovery unfortunately structural adjustment programmes ignore human dimensions underdevelopment thus fail break cycles unemployment malnutrition ignorance disease international financial institutions must prescribe ailing states way patient overcome medicine regard bilateral multilateral development assistance must said disappointing failure part donor countries health
SOM 1988 832 832 international institutions world bank international monetary fund order achieve recovery unfortunately structural adjustment programmes ignore human dimensions underdevelopment thus fail break cycles unemployment malnutrition ignorance disease international financial institutions must prescribe ailing states way patient overcome medicine regard bilateral multilateral development assistance must said disappointing failure part donor countries make good health
SOM 1988 1306 1306 opportunity express ray government’s deep appreciation dedication skilled diplomacy secretary-general mr perez de cuellar cause peace well served personal qualities brings high office wish good health continued success world community faces formidable global challenges posed economic political interdependence escalation nuclear conventional weapons serious threats planet’s environment apparent challenges met without sustained health
SWE 1988 728 728 threat survival inferior arms race alarming research reports tell us climate begun change probable result greenhouse effect life-giving resources destroyed erosion desertification devastation forests people’s health increasingly affected poisoning water food chains depletion ozone layer causes threats environment lie excessive exploitation natural resources brought poverty industrial pollution waste resources least field health
TCD 1988 541 541 succeed noble mission chadian people profoundly aspires peace order better devote fighting underdevelopment real battle chad owing unfavourable climate disastrous consequences war burden war added epidemics desertification drought grasshopper caterpillar infestations floods scourges country suffering recent years regard current agricultural season little chance harvest will good rains came late heavy august health
TCD 1988 619 619 something will adverse consequences harvest crops spared flooding threatened locusts several areas country risk famine even rainy season torrid heat march april may posed meningitis epidemic killed many people particular children various calamities together ravages war dealt serious blow national economy rests fragile bases cotton export commodity cattle-rearing still poorly managed health
TCD 1988 696 696 now significant improvement regards organisation stock-breeders controlling sanitary conditions managing water facilities pasture-lands well improved management livestock exports neighbouring countries control development factors involves education health government republic chad aware now seeking way means achieve good health year regard health care mothers children first-aid care prevention fundamental elements health policy education health
TCD 1988 707 707 facilities pasture-lands well improved management livestock exports neighbouring countries control development factors involves education health government republic chad aware now seeking way means achieve good health year regard health care mothers children first-aid care prevention fundamental elements health policy education priority us chad whose infrastructure destroyed war fully aware paramount role health
TCD 1988 710 710 improved management livestock exports neighbouring countries control development factors involves education health government republic chad aware now seeking way means achieve good health year regard health care mothers children first-aid care prevention fundamental elements health policy education priority us chad whose infrastructure destroyed war fully aware paramount role played education development health
TCD 1988 719 719 involves education health government republic chad aware now seeking way means achieve good health year regard health care mothers children first-aid care prevention fundamental elements health policy education priority us chad whose infrastructure destroyed war fully aware paramount role played education development despite limited means government decided breathe new life education health
TCD 1988 1233 1233 countries determined work together order better able meet challenges indeed excellency president al-hadj hissein habre current chairman cilss said drought considered recurrent image incurable fatal disease ongoing effort united struggle collective determination overcome like take opportunity address behalf excellency al-hadj hissein habre current chairman cilss gratitude countries international non-governmental organisations continued health
TGO 1988 1395 1395 economic social recovery continent especially revolting see various wicked attempts industrial business circles north turn africa dumping ground lot nuclear industrial wastes thus gravely harming health peoples environment operations motivated cynical desire exploit current economic financial difficulties countries face grave threat african interests heads state organization african unity oau unanimously adopted health
TTO 1988 1024 1024 attached social economic environmental factors hitherto neglected paradoxical despite continue squander stupendous amounts financial material human resources development acquisition armaments waste resources deplorable sickness starvation malnutrition deprivation re still daily lot large percentage world’s population firm belief government trinidad tobago fraction resources frittered away armaments devoted developmental activities result tangible improvement health
TTO 1988 1060 1060 belief government trinidad tobago fraction resources frittered away armaments devoted developmental activities result tangible improvement living standards vast proportion humanity whose basic needs food shelter health care remain unfulfilled many speakers rostrum reminded assembly dismal economic performance developing countries issue particular importance trinidad tobago like roost developing countries now threatened rising health
TTO 1988 1711 1711 toxic waste recent times dumping toxic waste developing countries particularly caribbean africa become matter great concern unconscionable industrial agencies certain developed states oblivious serious threat health environment peoples regions affected seem prepared surreptitiously use developing countries dumping-ground highly toxic wastes find difficult expensive dispose home furthermore activities place unreasonably severe burden health
TTO 1988 2082 2082 believes country’s gross national income corner-stone country’s budgetary process effect finances country’s expenditure naturally enough country’s pattern expenditure responds needs including basic requirements food housing health education public utilities transport acceptable basic requirements combination generally defined infrastructure contention degree country must concentrate resources provision minimum standard significant factor determining capacity meet health
TZA 1988 80 80 session wish time convey deep appreciation government predecessor dedication competence effectively guided work last session greatly distinguished tackled various major pressing problems time wish good health continued service country allow also pay deserved tribute secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar organization whole last months engaging proved challenging perseverance dedication sheer energy health
TZA 1988 352 352 make political choice guaranteeing peace will hold commend involved ongoing contacts negotiations regions wish underline however need address root causes problems exercise futility address symptoms diseases gloss diseases perhaps nowhere attention called southern africa encouraged current contacts regarding settlement namibian question restoration peace angola need emphasize developments contacts must serve curtain-raiser health
TZA 1988 354 354 choice guaranteeing peace will hold commend involved ongoing contacts negotiations regions wish underline however need address root causes problems exercise futility address symptoms diseases gloss diseases perhaps nowhere attention called southern africa encouraged current contacts regarding settlement namibian question restoration peace angola need emphasize developments contacts must serve curtain-raiser overall settlement health
TZA 1988 2318 2318 net outflow resources africa africa can longer faulted old grounds secretary-general’s report indicated many african countries embarked upon necessary policy reforms financial adjustments bought prescriptions health deteriorated facts logic incontrovertible internal factors inexorably called africa’s priority programme economic recovery believe experiences last two years just inexorably call tackling external factors now health
UGA 1988 2023 2023 terms trade inescapable resort borrowing north us south also take serious note fact long north continues fix prices products well prices products sea poverty hunger disease malnutrition likely continue enlarge therefore incumbent upon us unite existence can longer tolerate situation reward hard work people hunger address problem developing countries asked north health
UGA 1988 2024 2024 trade inescapable resort borrowing north us south also take serious note fact long north continues fix prices products well prices products sea poverty hunger disease malnutrition likely continue enlarge therefore incumbent upon us unite existence can longer tolerate situation reward hard work people hunger address problem developing countries asked north financial health
UGA 1988 2200 2200 burden now witnessing ugly indicators scourge reduced investment social sectors substantial fall school enrolment especially primary level combined sharp increase brain drain highest incidence infant mortality world countless millions lives risk due re-emergence diseases long thought extinct indeed absence positive economic growth adjustment programmes africa become politically inexplicable socially unacceptable economically health
UGA 1988 2208 2208 social sectors substantial fall school enrolment especially primary level combined sharp increase brain drain highest incidence infant mortality world countless millions lives risk due re-emergence diseases long thought extinct indeed absence positive economic growth adjustment programmes africa become politically inexplicable socially unacceptable economically unattainable africa developing region inverted logic inadmissible practice health
UGA 1988 2546 2546 enjoyment fundamental human rights respect dignity worth human person promotion social progress better standards life larger freedom declaration proclaims article everyone right standard living adequate health well-being family including food clothing housing medical care necessary social services right security event unemployment sickness disability widowhood old age lack livelihood circumstances beyond control health
UGA 1988 2622 2622 next decade imperative us ponder whether shall bequeath coming generations international order guarantees total fulfilment rights proclaimed entirety perpetuation underdevelopment leads lack job opportunities poverty disease social deprivation situation becomes breeding ground dicta tots conflicts wars violations human rights stage international community starts deal symptoms refugees famine relief whole scene becomes health
USA 1988 1305 1305 years ago conflicts burning dangerously control indeed invasion afghanistan apparent failure will among democratic peace-loving nations deter events seemed cause climate aggression nations large small epidemic climate world seen since 1930s time larger war avoided avoided free peaceful nations world recovered strength purpose will now united nations providing valuable assistance helping health
USA 1988 1331 1331 climate world seen since 1930s time larger war avoided avoided free peaceful nations world recovered strength purpose will now united nations providing valuable assistance helping epidemic recede resolved keep remiss duty now take note one exception progress regional conflicts refer continuing deterioration human rights nicaragua refusal tiny elite now ruling nation health
USA 1988 1937 1937 congratulate united nations work done three areas special concern first struggle scourge terrorism state-sponsored terrorism must continue must also end scourge hostage-taking second work world health organization co-ordinating advancing research aids vital international efforts area must redoubled aids crisis grave one must move one meet drug crisis moving now toward new health
VUT 1988 179 179 essential element development independent state survival nation depends universal respect basic fundamental principles international law particularly respect sovereignty territorial integrity every country regardless size location health economy unfortunately international relations always occasionally forget live important principles like small countries every region world recent year α become distressed rapidly accelerating tendency larger health
VUT 1988 1306 1306 wait disaster strike going aid ate roost vulnerable specialized agencies united nations system particularly united nations development programme undp united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization food agriculture organization united nations pao excellent job resources command many private social philanthropic organizations also deeply committed involved development process however adverse environmental health
WSM 1988 1001 1001 reformed total abolition answer situation constantly deteriorating increasingly repressive actions keeping tensions boiling point south african government must release nelson mandela now years old poor health political prisoners must lift bans front prohibited organisations oppose apartheid thereby create conditions conducive dialogue dialogue eschewing violence repression case preliminary paths creation atmosphere solution health
AGO 1989 1479 1479 means finding solutions problem problem faces us threatens existence also paramount now devote special attention african continent critical economic situation states reached unprecedented levels hunger malnutrition epidemic diseases natural disasters made attempt economic development impossible point least developed countries world african continent deplore weak commitment international community made impossible united nations health
AGO 1989 1480 1480 finding solutions problem problem faces us threatens existence also paramount now devote special attention african continent critical economic situation states reached unprecedented levels hunger malnutrition epidemic diseases natural disasters made attempt economic development impossible point least developed countries world african continent deplore weak commitment international community made impossible united nations programme health
AGO 1989 1481 1481 solutions problem problem faces us threatens existence also paramount now devote special attention african continent critical economic situation states reached unprecedented levels hunger malnutrition epidemic diseases natural disasters made attempt economic development impossible point least developed countries world african continent deplore weak commitment international community made impossible united nations programme action health
AGO 1989 1787 1787 rendered acute drought southern region floods north context conference emergency situation held angola september positive results will symbolic contribution towards minimizing difficulties affecting sectors public health agriculture urgently require supplementary assistance allow mr president reiterate best wishes success proceedings forty-fourth session united nations general assembly end assure angolan delegation’s co-operation way health
ARG 1989 1320 1320 lower interest rates contain dollar parity however aware internal reorganization partial effort accompanied economic change global scale world level also least sphere capitalist countries suffer disease privilege financial circles speculation detriment fundamental element productivity currency ceases symbol values trade becomes dominating factor economy confronted reality country taking action regional level immediate health
ARG 1989 1632 1632 children youth today moment demand face responsibilities intelligence greatness needed rule destiny world twenty-first century must century war anguish death hunger alienation collective madness indifference disease backwardness ignorance today poverty prevents billion people minimally acceptable standard living one five human beings suffers terrible humiliation last hours please listen children age five health
AUS 1989 2307 2307 aid fight drug trafficking today pose threats fabric communities crucial role play whole range humanitarian endeavours promoting fundamental human rights freedoms caring refugees eradicating life-threatening epidemics much already achieved much remains done general assembly will debate aid matters major international concern demonstrating unchanging validity vitality organization debating issues will unequivocal support health
AUS 1989 2384 2384 available instrument avoiding supreme end ultimate catastrophe third world war waged all-destroying weapons also establishing international order can assure mankind security poverty unemployment ignorance famine disease vision active effective united nations shared founding forebears onus us now keep faith vision health
AUT 1989 643 643 convention climatic change also fully share concerns many regard control trans-boundary movements hazardous wastes disposal basel convention adopted earlier year will important instrument protecting human health environment can little doubt current international institutional framework environment decision-making enforcement mechanisms requires strengthening austria therefore strongly supports efforts aimed reinforcing existing un structures un health
BDI 1989 961 961 will continue highest levels party administration process lead establishment social justice another concern government third republic constant struggle establish social justice measures taken every day health employment education sectors citizens burundi can participate construction country make state law peace condition will country able focus social economic development regard latter third republic health
BDI 1989 1018 1018 cent people burundi live context fifth five-year plan social economic development gives priority sectors agriculture rural development concerted sustained efforts made develop social infrastructure schools health centres supplies drinking water furthermore economic management improved relentless struggle declared president republic corruption misappropriation public funds fraud misuse funds establishment board auditors part concern health
BEN 1989 321 321 will enhance well-being mankind whole ensure vital balance struck various categories states make international community disarmament serve development permitting significant increase resources countries beset hunger disease poverty convinced implementation programme action adopted international conference relationship disarmament development held new york will free resources necessary economic social development poorest countries promote better health
BEN 1989 1188 1188 international political relations unfortunately echoed economic field can peace security world without prospects economic prosperity countries peoples prolonged economic crisis emerged background worsening inequalities poverty disease hunger various frustrations bring wake drop commodity prices heavy burden external debt profound structural handicaps drastic reduction growth rates least developed countries mine fall export health
BEN 1989 1451 1451 work together establish measures will prevent disruption world’s ecological balance will enable us develop capacity maintain life important take appropriate measures halt process water pollution air_pollution progressive depletion ozone layer soil degradation deforestation desertification intolerable process many rare animal species becoming extinct value highly measures taken united nations environment programme aimed health
BEN 1989 1655 1655 future world may imagined wish speak children situation secretary-general mr javier perez de cuellar said children live grow different world live world survival growth depend health societies situation children world bound growth development just well-being vital economic social progress grasped early stage fundamental importance protecting children benin taking part bamako initiative health
BEN 1989 1688 1688 just well-being vital economic social progress grasped early stage fundamental importance protecting children benin taking part bamako initiative assistance united nations children’s fund unicef carrying health project pahou kilometres cotonou furthermore country committed winning battle beninese children vaccinated aim per cent per cent children covered end year conjunction effective activities unicef health
BGD 1989 194 194 hussain muhammad ershad rehabilitate reconstruct affected areas readjust revitalize economy comprehensive flood- protection programme formulated unparalleled international response together courage resilience people helped avert famine epidemic negative growth predicted determined possible nationally however now implicit recognition disaster control involves co-operation beyond borders resources beyond modest means thus sustained efforts launched bilaterally health
BGD 1989 645 645 adopt comprehensive plan action seventh food security must ensured including emergency measures expand food production least developed countries ensuring adequate food reserves access food creation nutrition employment health network vulnerable groups finally human-resource development must harnessed mobilized especially concentration effective basic-needs framework include emphasis disadvantaged segments women children handicapped greater co-operative health
BGD 1989 647 647 plan action seventh food security must ensured including emergency measures expand food production least developed countries ensuring adequate food reserves access food creation nutrition employment health network vulnerable groups finally human-resource development must harnessed mobilized especially concentration effective basic-needs framework include emphasis disadvantaged segments women children handicapped greater co-operative urgent action health
BGD 1989 1434 1434 vigour determination secretary-general underscored social mission united nations efforts achieve economic growth meaningless social aspects development ignored high rate population growth low literacy lack primary health care safe drinking water malnutrition high infant mortality rate seriously affect process development even wider implications stability international relations integrally linked issues need improvements vulnerable health
BGD 1989 1439 1439 mission united nations efforts achieve economic growth meaningless social aspects development ignored high rate population growth low literacy lack primary health care safe drinking water malnutrition high infant mortality rate seriously affect process development even wider implications stability international relations integrally linked issues need improvements vulnerable components societies women children aged health
BGD 1989 1442 1442 efforts achieve economic growth meaningless social aspects development ignored high rate population growth low literacy lack primary health care safe drinking water malnutrition high infant mortality rate seriously affect process development even wider implications stability international relations integrally linked issues need improvements vulnerable components societies women children aged handicapped recent years health
BGR 1989 357 357 customs rites enhancing national role functions bulgarian language language state tolerance respect free use various dialects languages everyday communications people step direction measures adopted respect health care facilitate performance rites follows islam judaism fully corresponds generally accepted international norms universal declaration human rights vienna commitments restructuring international relations principles common sense health
BGR 1989 1311 1311 economic development reflected national programme conservation reproduction natural environment preparatory work baikal ecological-protection treaty conducted initiative close co-operation balkan states session executive body convention transboundary air_pollution held sofia last autumn auspices economic commission europe international meeting ecology will held month pursuant decision vienna meeting conference security co-operation europe csce hope joint health
BHR 1989 371 371 general assembly however criterion measuring success carrying future responsibilities will doubt decided much can absorb facts new era conform order address issues environment poverty famine disease natural disasters goes without saying united nations carry vital tasks without contribution every state towards finding appropriate formula achieving interdependence among nations new world human health
BHR 1989 1675 1675 issue environment closely linked previous issue since development environment indivisible today think can disagreement importance preserving mechanisms ensure renewal biosphere order protect future humanity problems air_pollution desertification transfer wastes pollution seas oceans depletion ozone layer problems forefront list international concerns owing negative impact humanity’s present future world today reached stage economic health
BLR 1989 524 524 concepts idea nuclear deterrence blood clot artery nuclear disarmament wanting keep nuclear weapons like high drugs like drugs merely give illusion happiness actually ruining one’s health nuclear weapons offer illusion security actual fact threaten universal annihilation trust predictability multilateral agreement part nuclear powers measures reduce risk outbreak nuclear war reduction stockpiles health
BLZ 1989 260 260 use resources calls sound public financial fiscal responsibility must find better ways public expenditure complement spur private production displace must provide essential social infrastructure education health housing benefit many divert scarce resources luxuries select privileged must bring informal workers regular economy allow individual enterprise flourish will happen need concerted action new health
BRA 1989 418 418 solidarity cause concerned well-being relegating us marginal existence convinced democracy road follow banner led people sweep away authoritarian regimes strongmen tyrants dictators merely replace hunger disease backwardness foreign debt recession unemployment latin america shows signs negative growth grown less countries simply moved backwards suffice say region’s gross domestic product level net health
BRA 1989 523 523 solidarity us concerned well-being relegating us marginal existence convinced democracy road follow banner peoples sweep away authoritarian regimes strongmen tyrants dictators ant merely replace hunger disease backwardness foreign debt recession unemployment latin america shows signs negative growth means grown less continents simply moved backwards 1980s seen sustained expansion industrialized economies expected health
BRA 1989 1014 1014 price state bankruptcy wages depressed subsistence levels scant attention paid legitimate aspirations infant industries balance-of-payments requirements public sector kindled even areas need action greatest education health attention paid fact primary need debtor countries grow accelerated growth can introduce necessary economic reforms fulfil commitments contribute past global progress urgent need understand growth health
BRA 1989 1069 1069 savings exported foreign countries every year will impossible make adjust long required solve insoluble equation time recognize now remedy problem foreign debt contributed chiefly financial health creditors debtors prescription stagnation impoverishment repeat time come adopt strategy based assumption renewed growth debtor countries strategy will require sharp reduction stock debt gross net health
BRB 1989 257 257 possibly say within sight solution still far much degrading poverty face earth large inequalities wealth within nations rich poor nations glaring gaps disparities provision housing health education substantial part world’s population soul-destroying sickness apartheid south africa lingering disease racial intolerance prejudice many countries world discord conflict middle east smouldering embers strife health
BRB 1989 269 269 large inequalities wealth within nations rich poor nations glaring gaps disparities provision housing health education substantial part world’s population soul-destroying sickness apartheid south africa lingering disease racial intolerance prejudice many countries world discord conflict middle east smouldering embers strife south east asia question struggle economic advancement social development non-industrialised nations world health
BWA 1989 124 124 work may much still remains done mainly socio-economic sphere trade imbalances rich north poor south bad past worse decline prices commodities continues unabated hunger poverty disease social ills remain order day third world countries background mind assembly session revisit issues reoriente proffer meaningful solutions connection believe can succeed resolve work together health
BWA 1989 1459 1459 experts within circles international financial institutions donor countries structural adjustment programmes may necessary times botswana noted regarded panacea economic problems attitude sometimes results cure worse disease view need consult countries concerned take account socio-political condition without imposing anything critical economic situation prevailing africa viewed backdrop adverse international economic climate programmes envisaged health
BWA 1989 1580 1580 support endeavour social side need us pool resources combat menace drugs drug trafficking youth turned generation addicts social misfits similarly joint efforts desirable fight killer disease aids entire family man need rise level national boundaries address vigour physical social ills threaten humanity economic development separated environmental issues development plans must take health
CAN 1989 292 292 seemed intractable true southern africa indo-china parts middle east dramatically east-west relations time sense crisis becomes acute climate changing bringing drought inundation threats survival new diseases develop new technologies allow proliferation deadly weapons terrorism becomes widespread common problems none can solved one nation acting alone one group powerful nations combining will health
CAN 1989 330 330 none can solved one nation acting alone one group powerful nations combining will past assumed world survive man’s worst excesses now age suitcase bombs aids pandemic holes ozone layer doubt elementary ability survive doubt despair -indeed opposite despair marks period world affairs activism pragmatism yield surprising results come together united nations health
CAN 1989 1768 1768 expand almost billion short years- ailing environment whose forests dying disappearing whose air poisoned whose oceans rivers becoming dump-sites cesspools million children dying year common illness poor nutrition generation debilitated drugs world trade now exceeds value trade oil second arms trade- dozens economies unable pay simultaneously past mistakes develop successful future health
CAN 1989 1770 1770 billion short years- ailing environment whose forests dying disappearing whose air poisoned whose oceans rivers becoming dump-sites cesspools million children dying year common illness poor nutrition generation debilitated drugs world trade now exceeds value trade oil second arms trade- dozens economies unable pay simultaneously past mistakes develop successful future proliferation weapons health
CAN 1989 1834 1834 new-found co-operation super-powers organization like international assemblies reflects world draws members mission many successes quiet spectacular victories unicef office united nations high commissioner refugees world health organization triumph peace-keeping participants deservedly received nobel peace prize mediation disputes honourably presided present secretary-general also failures opportunities lost dated ideology lack political will challenge health
CHL 1989 730 730 totalled billion exports will exceed billion foreign debt peaked billion since reduced billion social domain expenditure concentrated sectors extreme poverty achieving successes pride chileans example health indicators show infant mortality rate dropped per thousand per thousand life expectancy rose years years literacy rate readied per cent changes world experienced last years health
CHL 1989 734 734 exceed billion foreign debt peaked billion since reduced billion social domain expenditure concentrated sectors extreme poverty achieving successes pride chileans example health indicators show infant mortality rate dropped per thousand per thousand life expectancy rose years years literacy rate readied per cent changes world experienced last years wide-ranging profound option chile health
CMR 1989 1338 1338 political aspects cameroon feels human rights understood complete comprehensive sense including economic social cultural rights right development feel greater importance attached protection child whose rights health nutrition education always get priority attention deserve cameroon warmly supports initiatives united nations children’s fund respect declaration decade african child organization world summit child formulation health
CMR 1989 1339 1339 aspects cameroon feels human rights understood complete comprehensive sense including economic social cultural rights right development feel greater importance attached protection child whose rights health nutrition education always get priority attention deserve cameroon warmly supports initiatives united nations children’s fund respect declaration decade african child organization world summit child formulation convention health
CYP 1989 1592 1592 us demand generates supply circumstances attempting suppress supply merely drives profits production distribution must find ways reducing even eliminating profits bearing mind times drug addiction illness crime meanwhile must continue efforts expose thus short-circuit mechanisms laundering drug profits banks channels scourge terrorism sometimes derivative drug trade stress need sharing information results health
DEU 1989 100 100 becoming visible everywhere confronted global challenges natural sources life increasingly jeopardized last two years world food production dropped first time plants animals becoming extinct new epidemics spreading large part mankind lives dire poverty terrorism illicit drug trafficking call joint action international community underdevelopment debt burden deprive large section mankind hope excessive health
DEU 1989 976 976 nations self-determination precedence international law politics international co-operation economic scientific technological fields results benefit mankind preservation natural environment overcoming hunger poverty world combating new threats epidemics international terrorism peaceful world free people subject rule law whose dignity longer impaired hunger poverty seen true goal politics way design peaceful order europe architecture health
DJI 1989 751 751 united nations can useful forum addressing grievous nature problem encompasses virtually every area life including agricultural production industry economics finance trade education infrastructure research housing health care world continues seethe enduring effects thorniest areas contention despite improvement international political climate middle east intifadah occupied palestine now entering twenty-second month carnage brutality health
DJI 1989 1685 1685 countries organizations feat continue provide igadd direct institutional support needed financial resources view president excellency mr hassan gouled aptidon real enemies men men rather hunger disease lack water homelessness poverty priority basic human needs require far serious attention allocation adequate resources despite satisfactory advances made areas development djibouti still poor far health
ECU 1989 772 772 among violence large urban centres difficult situation peasants deterioration environment quality life poor working conditions low pay stifling practices wield financial power food imbalances unmet health needs lack opportunity young use imagination energy also found failure make unfair international order democratic lack respect human rights sovereignty nations unjustified interference insecure society health
ECU 1989 919 919 expressed throughout political life certainly since came office deep concern children said administration needs children will main priority children silent victims societies crisis underdevelopment child mortality rates tragically high although revolutionary methods devised reduce many children dying avoidable causes accordingly government supports convention rights child based international consensus commitment ecuador also health
ECU 1989 1617 1617 will define goals devise international measures necessary achieve let us make interdependence reality benefits us can done interests use imagination ingenuity search peace violence famine illness poverty drug traffic problems affecting every one us challenges must overcome together attacking origins root causes basis long personal experience organization convinced peoples governments now health
ETH 1989 1279 1279 country despite heavy burden meagre resources caused massive influx refugees now totalling nearly million initiated number measures designed ensure food self-sufficiency range detailed national food nutrition strategy recent disaster prevention preparedness strategy intended provide inter alia effective early warning food buffer-stocking capability also moving ahead national population policy place development sounder health
FIN 1989 630 630 countries directly affected depletion ozone layer increasing emissions carbon dioxides produce so-called greenhouse effect climate earth increasing presence substances atmosphere cause acid rain direct dangers health therefore hardly surprise witnessed increasing international activity field several initiatives taken launch concerted international action combat atmospheric pollution aspects including climatic change view effective strategies health
GAB 1989 1366 1366 states contained secretary-general’s plan will hope help stamp scourge times among ills afflict world today aids mind-boggling lightening-like progression well devastation wreaks staggering countries whose health infrastructures still improved upon particularly concerned threat following greatest interest efforts made researchers world find cure gabon thanks facilities advanced medical research international centre franceville health
GAB 1989 1404 1404 researchers world find cure gabon thanks facilities advanced medical research international centre franceville recently organized symposium aids firmly determined continue machinery make contribution campaign terrible illness hope see intensification diversification exchanges similar facilities rest world developing countries committed along international financial institutions programmes structural adjustment overlook effects programmes poorest strata society health
GHA 1989 606 606 developing countries carrying structural adjustment programmes able register growth economies investment enable expand productive base create jobs wealth drastically curtailed equally affected investment social infrastructure health education africa economic social situation matter deep concern per capita output negative several consecutive years average living standards falling end large sections population unable meet health
GIN 1989 1138 1138 included domestic legal system country adoption legislation phenomenon today assumed unmanageable proportions refer problem drugs psychotropic substances alarm sounded many countries doubt use substances injurious health corrupts youth vulnerable sector population hope future human society struggle endemic evil necessarily involves international co-operation stopping production consumption drugs illicit trafficking example united states health
GNB 1989 379 379 still unfortunately matters great concern international community must added social economic problems affecting much mankind elimination extreme poverty misery world meeting essential human needs hygiene health education housing remain formidable challenges individuals states international community whole overwhelming majority world’s population daily confronted shortages disease result conditions extreme deprivation africa example poorer health
GNB 1989 397 397 misery world meeting essential human needs hygiene health education housing remain formidable challenges individuals states international community whole overwhelming majority world’s population daily confronted shortages disease result conditions extreme deprivation africa example poorer today years ago world bank predicts decline will continue next years according tine food agriculture organization united nations health
GRD 1989 1548 1548 item agenda caribbean engaging stock-taking may better equipped answer demands expectations peoples decade ahead endogenous efforts area inter alia human resource development housing human settlement health care agriculture industrial development essayed vacuum now wish reaffirm grenada’s continuing commitment united nations organization american states british commonwealth caribbean community organisation eastern caribbean states health
GTM 1989 1281 1281 nation must co-operate find solution economic social problems provide children decent dignified life must eradicate poverty adjust income distribution wealth need education improve housing clothing health food since esquipulas meeting held august central american presidents worked bring peace region striven fulfil esquipulas accords course year held two meetings adopted new verification health
GUY 1989 1208 1208 brought success control inflation yet concern persists levels impact large imbalances among industrialized countries instability exchange interest rates future outlook everyone background unsatisfactory conditions hunger malnutrition preventable disease produce unacceptable numbers casualties assess global economy economic social problems must overcome developing countries cope current adversity succeed contributing higher levels sustained growth health
GUY 1989 1210 1210 control inflation yet concern persists levels impact large imbalances among industrialized countries instability exchange interest rates future outlook everyone background unsatisfactory conditions hunger malnutrition preventable disease produce unacceptable numbers casualties assess global economy economic social problems must overcome developing countries cope current adversity succeed contributing higher levels sustained growth development diminishing health
IDN 1989 268 268 aggravated current detente lead stable peace balanced progress become wide geographical scope comprehensive substantive content global harmony obtained without also eradicating world-wide poverty injustice deprivation disease today international security defined much economic military terms take account non-military threats security sharply reduced prospects economic growth social advancement large-scale unemployment resource scarcity severe health
IRL 1989 766 766 era need vital need new sense international responsibility part countries operate vessels face dangers undreamt previous times hold planet trust just future generations mankind life health earth depends fragile balance know consequences upsetting balance upset peril preservation health planet demands global co-operation must promote develop rational non-polluting use earth’s limited resources health
IRL 1989 778 778 face dangers undreamt previous times hold planet trust just future generations mankind life health earth depends fragile balance know consequences upsetting balance upset peril preservation health planet demands global co-operation must promote develop rational non-polluting use earth’s limited resources must encourage replenishment natural heritage blessed serious debate required serious decisions need health
IRN 1989 394 394 provides link major part illicit drug trafficking east west put special burden responsibility shoulders authorities islamic republic iran respect apprehension international drug traffickers also safeguarding health society achieve aim begun past year close ways illicit drugs brought country strengthening co-operation neighbouring countries expanding operations discover destroy international drug-trafficking networks measures supplemented health
ISL 1989 776 776 protect natural environment widespread long-term irreparable damage group legal experts reporting brisndtland commission set series legal principles asserting example fundamental right human beings environment adequate health well-being law sea convention can seek inspiration efforts field environmental protection matter pride foe nation many peoples developing world ahead time started long-drawn-out struggle constitution health
ITA 1989 673 673 space regain identity ethnic cultural diversity without encouraging desegregation public opinion western countries perceives ills cross national boundaries organized crime drug trafficking spread major infectious diseases destruction environment threat survival responsibility co-ordinating action combat evils affect entire world lies primarily international organizations survival planet therefore calls strengthening multilateral institutions help us health
JAM 1989 1134 1134 america caribbean west asia picture radically different picture large one negative growth declining per capita income even worse long-term point view decline standards levels education nutrition health care housing course essentials human-resource development without sustainable economic growth possible vicious downward spiral created whereby many countries social fabric political stability increasingly threatened health
JAM 1989 1135 1135 caribbean west asia picture radically different picture large one negative growth declining per capita income even worse long-term point view decline standards levels education nutrition health care housing course essentials human-resource development without sustainable economic growth possible vicious downward spiral created whereby many countries social fabric political stability increasingly threatened rising health
JAM 1989 1576 1576 central effort regard doubt concerted action international community also urgently required numerous environmental problems global nature many countries equipped tackle demand require multilateral response water air_pollution soil erosion waste disposal name just require increasingly high level international initiative plans international action however must recognize far poor developing countries concerned causal relationship health
JPN 1989 2223 2223 damage weald irrevocable just past years blink eye vast continuum history mankind ventured far reaches space sought explore oceans- depths ominous acceleration pace environmental destruction health planet gravely threatened global_warming destruction ozone layer depletion tropical rain forests acid rain desertification global environmental problems confront us today must dealt entire international community health
JPN 1989 2619 2619 countries co-operating important area along preservation natural environment important create maintain social climate people everywhere can live without fear basic rights freedoms guaranteed can live health dignity consequently international community concerned continuing abuses human rights outflows refugees every part world drug problem international terrorism likewise serious international problems resolution global humanitarian health
JPN 1989 2738 2738 ability financial co-operation resettlement accommodations assistance consistent long-standing practices international co-operation medical field likewise important create society people enjoy healthy rewarding life thanks efforts world health organization co-operation every country smallpox scourge mankind eradicated now world-wide spread acquired immunodeficiency syndrome aids clearly demonstrates global co-operation essential prevention medical treatment infectious diseases health
JPN 1989 2763 2763 health organization co-operation every country smallpox scourge mankind eradicated now world-wide spread acquired immunodeficiency syndrome aids clearly demonstrates global co-operation essential prevention medical treatment infectious diseases japan enriched field advanced medical technology combining knowledge modern western medicine experience traditional medical science also achieved society whose members enjoy greatest average longevity world health
JPN 1989 2817 2817 scientific know-how information technology experience form multilateral co-operation united nations children’s fund unicef organizations form cooperative bilateral efforts order enhance co-operation areas public hygiene prevention epidemics health education dissemination primary health care well clinical medicine research enter age dramatic change right focus priorities united nations activities likewise change goal administrative fiscal health
JPN 1989 2818 2818 know-how information technology experience form multilateral co-operation united nations children’s fund unicef organizations form cooperative bilateral efforts order enhance co-operation areas public hygiene prevention epidemics health education dissemination primary health care well clinical medicine research enter age dramatic change right focus priorities united nations activities likewise change goal administrative fiscal reforms health
JPN 1989 2822 2822 form multilateral co-operation united nations children’s fund unicef organizations form cooperative bilateral efforts order enhance co-operation areas public hygiene prevention epidemics health education dissemination primary health care well clinical medicine research enter age dramatic change right focus priorities united nations activities likewise change goal administrative fiscal reforms pursued enable united nations health
LAO 1989 985 985 high social political costs countries deserve full support aid sympathy international community true certain degree recovery noted certain western developed countries scant influence effort improve health world economy light today’s reality interdependence states obvious ever international economic problems can solved co-ordinate actions developed developing countries act together new age country group health
LBY 1989 2011 2011 manifestations suffering can found multitude problems shall give illustrations sharp decline prices commodities doubling external debt burden developing countries depletion financial resources prevalence poverty famine disease excessive protectionism international trade well imposition unfair terms trade addition economic coercion policies adopted certain developed countries way economic embargoes blockades unjust economic order become health
LBY 1989 2168 2168 also major concern us world facing unprecedented environmental crisis nature sending us urgent warnings can ignored peril numerous growing indicators crisis around us addition serious air_pollution desertification soil erosion depletion forests greenhouse effect unusual climatic changes deterioration ozone layer also problem nuclear industrial toxic wastes given rise justifiable concern especially third health
LKA 1989 912 912 social fallout awaits country whose burden conditionality weighs heaviest people sri lanka population million projected won independence years ago population stood million decisive leering infant mortality rate per thousand independence per thousand period 1980-1985 rise life expectancy years independence years now indices progress made independent sri lanka sri lanka’s immunization programmes health
LSO 1989 1032 1032 developing world disturbing industrialized com tries technology means properly treating disposing wastes deem convenient transport substances end wastes developing countries immediate long-term consequences environment human health can immeasurable gross injustice impose health hazards inhabitants countries simply yet laws controlling prohibiting disposal harmful wastes immoral industrialized countries trample rights poor peoples developing health
LSO 1989 1038 1038 technology means properly treating disposing wastes deem convenient transport substances end wastes developing countries immediate long-term consequences environment human health can immeasurable gross injustice impose health hazards inhabitants countries simply yet laws controlling prohibiting disposal harmful wastes immoral industrialized countries trample rights poor peoples developing countries simply latter public resentment vocal health
LSO 1989 2934 2934 directed towards benefit detriment mankind observed huge amounts financial resources devoted production development means war large part humanity continues live world riddled poverty hunger ignorance disease misallocation resources production procurement deadly weapons best interests humanity see great value action programs adopted international conference relationship disarmament development calls release disarmament measures resources health
MEX 1989 955 955 keeping responsibilities capabilities country international conference environment development proposed will extremely important exercise towards ends demand narcotics psychotropic substances production traffic illicit consumption threaten physical health peoples political economic social cultural structures states another global interdependent problems times eradicating requires efficient constructive action international co-operation unfailingly respects sovereignty cultural identities nations health
MLI 1989 1574 1574 delegation hopes international community will grasp relevance african formula promote adoption innovative well-adapted principles approaches taken international economic financial institutions play essential role preserving economic health world africa aware bears primary responsibility development accordingly made sacrifices circumstances demand africa committed huge policies economic reform will impact economic social sectors public life health
MLI 1989 1604 1604 primary responsibility development accordingly made sacrifices circumstances demand africa committed huge policies economic reform will impact economic social sectors public life sensitive social sectors education health already affected greatly african states agreed accept resulting political risks ate convinced end process will improvement standards living peoples struggle waging today must certainly goal health
MUS 1989 1045 1045 burdens several indebted developing countries re-emphasize long third world made retain role mere supplier raw materials non-remunerative prices future will continue bleak scourges poverty hunger disease illiteracy will continue exist step next century redefinition economic co-operation therefore essential prevention deterioration situation economic relationships must based equality partnership interdependence imperative products originating health
NGA 1989 263 263 especially crippling debt burden setting reverse living standards peoples made courageous structural adjustment sacrifices expected international support either turned trickle even non-ex tent vital sectors health education social infrastructure suffered immeasurably consequence increasing impoverishment marginalization alienation african continent believe augurs well international peace security sombre situation must continue last decade century health
NLD 1989 1232 1232 represented world organization recent proposal republic korea national community charter may contribute improving relations within peninsula now like make remarks international economic situation struggle poverty malnutrition underdevelopment far won imbalances world economy persist unequal international distribution wealth discrepancy population growth economic development persisting external debt problems many developing countries point need health
NZL 1989 653 653 indebtedness political solutions still elude us middle east cambodia tell assembly new zealand’s assessment much larger problem crept world’s leaders caught us unawares problem refer health planet earth know united nations ignored environment mr tolba staff united nations environment programme laboured valiantly real success ozone depletion montreal protocol recently helsinki declaration health
PAK 1989 181 181 since assuming office prime minister benazir bhutto devoted energies improving lot poor masses government launched comprehensive programmes eradication poverty elimination illiteracy provision shelter aid basic health care integration women development protection human rights also declared war drug trafficking drug abuse people pakistan rejoice world-wide triumph democracy freedom measure commitment strengthening democracy health
PAN 1989 378 378 ever dangerous one wave banner anti-communism social results last two decades self-evident life expectancy birth panamanian years stage open aggression reached life expectancy years infant mortality per thousand live births reduced increased medical facilities percentage population covered social security programme includes free medical dental care per cent reached per cent percentage health
PER 1989 1108 1108 keeping farsightedness repeat demand today need us stress danger scourge represents mankind without exaggeration can state next world war will one waged drugs destructive effects health corrupting impact institutions youth guarantee continuity values first target social scourge security countries international society whole demands responsibility part struggle elimination peruvians shirk responsibilities devote health
PRY 1989 1739 1739 cultural deprivation affect youthful majority population sixty-nine per cent people country age thirty suffer high level illiteracy lack means adequate higher education behind area public health face increasing unemployment levels look hope interest shown united nations educational scientific cultural organisation unesco world health organisation co-operating us solve deficiencies social make-up look health
PRY 1989 1756 1756 lack means adequate higher education behind area public health face increasing unemployment levels look hope interest shown united nations educational scientific cultural organisation unesco world health organisation co-operating us solve deficiencies social make-up look forward increasing assistance coming years next century begins country may leave behind disturbing condition inherited political system health
RUS 1989 2075 2075 capital history poor rich man’s pocket thus prosperity rich achieved without help poor however obvious injustice disparities ever keep testing strength world economy world politics health world economy also undermined enormous cost military production siphons vast material intellectual resources civilian sector now prospect limiting military-industrial complexes problem conversion addressed can done health
RWA 1989 114 114 forty-fourth session general assembly annual sessions general assembly unquestionably provide best opportunity celebrate peace brotherhood nations world take stock forthrightly constructively world’s economic political social health twin pillars work continue safeguarding international peace security building permanent relations friendship co-operation nations work part long march peoples towards realization highest aspirations mankind development health
SDN 1989 276 276 accordance commitments undertaken last november international assistance also extended displaced southern sudanese eastern western sudan primary factors production available enable self-sufficient also view assistance medical health fields continued talking great success scored operation life-line sudan particularly protecting citizens part homeland devastating famine autumn forget strenuous efforts exerted pioneering role assumed mr health
SEN 1989 1512 1512 implacable struggle drugs political will revealed approach taken defusing resolving international conflicts indicative two things world become aware first oneness environment irrespective diversity security military health social components well ecological political economic factors secondly need meet major challenges mankind concerted joint peaceful way let us mistaken neither countries north exclusively south health
SEN 1989 1573 1573 state borders treated world-wide basis also questions incorporates number aspects whose relation economic social development essential thus whole range problems relating drugs reveals link economy health society question waste products reveals relationship industry ecology development question disarmament illustrates interrelated complex security peace development just efforts eradicate underdevelopment must necessarily include twofold health
SEN 1989 1871 1871 international agencies concerned objectives decade will fact achieved threshold third millennium years time just referred children forefront fall victim famine famine one main causes infant mortality factor can regarded violation rights fragile yet essential component mankind child thirty years ago order afford protection children international community adopted declaration rights child also health
SLV 1989 1444 1444 peoples respect international economic situation bound regret economies developing countries failed make progress towards resolution main problems beset societies constantly state crisis traditional problems fields health housing unemployment inflation marginality poverty compounded imbalances fiscal deficit external debt taken together make even difficult process economic recovery development general jeopardize fragile stability achievements health
SOM 1989 450 450 order ensure justice freedom peoples still languishing yoke colonial domination oppression charter just stop aiming creation instruments human rights decolonization peace also recognizes struggle hunger disease deprivation illiteracy waged global basis collective efforts nations peace fragile best problem economic social injustice adequately addressed words global interdependence longer merely fashionable term become health
STP 1989 472 472 blame foreign powers bloody ethnic religious territorial political national international conflicts engulf third world countries scandalous per cent people africa asia middle east affected numerous diseases undernourished high illiteracy rate countries spend per cent budgets armaments much spend health education combined improvement world-wide political environment evident regard possible obtain concrete results health
STP 1989 485 485 world countries scandalous per cent people africa asia middle east affected numerous diseases undernourished high illiteracy rate countries spend per cent budgets armaments much spend health education combined improvement world-wide political environment evident regard possible obtain concrete results search peaceful solutions regional conflicts even though barriers encountered regard cases started well health
SUR 1989 1447 1447 chemical weapons ban treaty tight verification system concluded auspices united nations drug problem doubtless one serious universal concerns today merely problem undermines economies endangers physical health peoples recent developments regime demonstrate abuse illicit traffic drugs psychotropic substances also increasingly threaten social political stability countries witnessed developments context one sister countries western health
SWE 1989 119 119 conditions may remove causes war conflict altogether task peace-building involves formidable challenges must take action eradicate world poverty must tackle debilitating debt problem must fight disease rampant drug abuse must rapidly reverse trend environmental destruction fatally threatens planet future children together preventing nuclear war pressing challenge catastrophe closing us cross environmental health
SYR 1989 1170 1170 stand way growth developing countries foremost among problems external debt financial monetary problems international trade prices raw materials developing countries problems scientific technological order problems nutrition agriculture environment respect worth mentioning political improvement international climate international relations necessarily constitute parallel factor improving international economic relations particularly vis-à-vis developing countries policy self-reliance health
TCD 1989 845 845 difficult one quite precarious despite radical measures taken government sacrifices made people chad efforts improve living conditions people government giving priority self-sufficiency food well education health closely involving population implementation programmes circumstances external financial assistance will many years come continue play essential role implementation economic social programmes chad mind government chad health
TCD 1989 887 887 role implementation economic social programmes chad mind government chad intends organize assistance united nations development programme two round-table conferences one education development human resources public health family population questions two meetings government republic chad will submit friendly countries international bodies programmes finance sectors vital development country furthermore pursuant resolution government intends health
TTO 1989 2234 2234 secretary-general pointed annual report monetary value drug trafficking recently surpassed international trade oil new second arms trade searing commentary contemporary international priorities many countries struggle malnutrition disease host economic social problems trade illegal drugs arms stands pinnacle international commerce caribbean positioned lacking human material resources interdict drug traffickers become natural pathway health
TTO 1989 2235 2235 pointed annual report monetary value drug trafficking recently surpassed international trade oil new second arms trade searing commentary contemporary international priorities many countries struggle malnutrition disease host economic social problems trade illegal drugs arms stands pinnacle international commerce caribbean positioned lacking human material resources interdict drug traffickers become natural pathway illegal health
UGA 1989 1674 1674 say many cases large part debt accounted procurement armaments importance release resources disarmament development therefore need net overemphasised global security achieved without eradicating world-wide poverty disease injustice lack economic social advancement large-scale m employ men t underemployment scarcity resources degradation environment trafficking drugs threaten international peace security much military threats world health
UGA 1989 1738 1738 gap north south economic relations industrialized countries continued register growth standard living many developing countries declined reality many developing countries one unmet basic needs child mortality illiteracy disease hunger critical problem facing developing countries weakening collapse primary-commodity prices extremely damaging export earnings growth example africa’s earnings commodity exports fell billion since health
UGA 1989 1740 1740 south economic relations industrialized countries continued register growth standard living many developing countries declined reality many developing countries one unmet basic needs child mortality illiteracy disease hunger critical problem facing developing countries weakening collapse primary-commodity prices extremely damaging export earnings growth example africa’s earnings commodity exports fell billion since situation become health
UGA 1989 1899 1899 tended address short-term economic disequilibrium economies countries long-term economic problems remain unresolved pose serious threats future growth development addition impact measures social sector notably education health critical factors long-term development transformation depressing urgent need increased efforts search viable conceptual practical framework economic structural-adjustment programmes keeping long-term development objectives strategies called general health
UKR 1989 1756 1756 environmental survival proposed mandate conference almost perfectly keeping goals purposes international environmental security concept initiated ukrainian ssr together czechoslovakia countries hear people demanding protection environmental health planet placed solid foundation international co-operation gives us hope environmental security will ensured environment will suffer irreparable damage pointed congress people’s deputies soviet union criminal health
UKR 1989 1862 1862 drug abuse possessing huge financial resources criminal drug trafficking syndicates undermining political economic foundations states ate entangling governmental judicial institutions web corruption millions people losing health even lives drugs one can overcome evil single-handedly joint efforts can produce desired result international conferences drug-abuse control demonstrated world community serious combating scourge convention health
USA 1989 643 643 human rights time worked together deliver destiny hands men women everywhere challenge strengthen foundations freedom encourage advance face urgent challenges global challenges twenty-first century economic health environmental well-being great questions war peace first global economic growth decade number developing nations moved ranks world’s advanced economies every one powered engine free enterprise health
VEN 1989 1416 1416 countries must also drastically curb demand since makes struggle drug-trafficking much difficult fight drug-trafficking must relentless forceful let us forget besides erosion institutions impact upon health drug trafficking consumption linked terrorism clandestine arms trafficking revival mercenary activities violation human rights must say despite stated spirit optimism fight drugs must subject international health
VEN 1989 1624 1624 children future mankind third millennium world let us set reducing half death rate children well mothers let us strive universal primary school education elimination severe malnutrition forum mankind like invite subscribe declaration rights child represents consensus governments world minimum guarantees every society must offer children must become new international ethic venezuela health
VEN 1989 1695 1695 proposed united nations children’s fund prime minister sweden first support summit offer full co-operation sponsoring together nations wishing join initiative april year 12th meeting ministers health andean countries caracas suggested convening latin american regional summit regional statistics truly alarming one million children age five die every years brazil mexico andean countries health
VUT 1989 390 390 mankind leashing hurricanes cyclones earthquakes floods droughts gave us enough death devastation wanted experimented developed silent killers chemical bacteriological agents nature gave us enough infectious disease satisfy longing might inflict pain suffering human beings obsessively consumed addictive drugs hedonistic fervour nature revealed eventually consumers become consumed obsession raced selfishly build temples health
ZMB 1989 1499 1499 thus producing net transfer financial resources worth billion developed countries trend negative transfers rising since first emerged simple economic terms trend translates dehumanising life poverty malnutrition infant mortality moral degradation faced many people developing world years many developing countries embarked various programmes restructure economies yielded positive rates growth happy debt reduction health
ZMB 1989 1501 1501 net transfer financial resources worth billion developed countries trend negative transfers rising since first emerged simple economic terms trend translates dehumanising life poverty malnutrition infant mortality moral degradation faced many people developing world years many developing countries embarked various programmes restructure economies yielded positive rates growth happy debt reduction widely accepted health
ZWE 1989 249 249 positive developments international political stage believe peoples enjoy political civil rights conscience however enjoins us submit rights enough people economic social rights well right good health right food shelter tight decent standard living lot one suffer degradations illiteracy poverty hunan rights package elements mutually reinforcing denial weakens entire package poor man health
AFG 1990 1860 1860 nations humanitarian economic assistance people afghanistan mr thorvald stoltenberg united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr efforts assist afghan returnees take opportunity express thanks heads world health organization world food programme food agriculture organisation united nations assistance course implementation plan high commissioner refugees co-ordinator return families afghan refugees persons period three months health
AGO 1990 955 955 will never remain divided beginning last decade declared rostrum firm desire improve global economic environment likewise committed strengthening international economic co-operation order conquer hunger poverty malnutrition epidemics overcome problems underdevelopment give dignity man’s existence today enter last decade twentieth century reflect commitment searching solutions critical international economic situation affects developing countries health
AGO 1990 956 956 never remain divided beginning last decade declared rostrum firm desire improve global economic environment likewise committed strengthening international economic co-operation order conquer hunger poverty malnutrition epidemics overcome problems underdevelopment give dignity man’s existence today enter last decade twentieth century reflect commitment searching solutions critical international economic situation affects developing countries mort health
ATG 1990 626 626 following revelations indigenous people perished violent means preceding twelve-month period plight world’s indigenous peoples since improved gold-miners land-grabbers thoughtless criminals invaded lands indigenous peoples causing disease environmental degradation massive disruption traditional life islands caribbean home several indigenous peoples virtually exterminated war slavery beginning today’s indigenous peoples fight like heroic caribbean peoples health
ATG 1990 1457 1457 world twenty-first century may better organised task meet needs human family minimising environmental degradation eliminating brutal dictatorship ending apartheid senseless discrimination women dispensing acceptable standard health housing education world’s poor powerless country small will pretend measurable impact upon emerging new world order dangerously presumptuous large nations assume nothing learned small countries health
AUS 1990 227 227 us confront overcome scourges happen will need else develop habits mind co-operative rather confrontational habits action instinctively multilateral whether challenge goes physical security nations economic health peoples environmental integrity planet problem nation can solve wholly derive inspiration thought one world can survive can act collectively nothing inevitable development approach although events health
AUS 1990 1383 1383 working together future common security second chance show equal determination create future common prosperity meeting economic challenges less important meeting security challenges provide guaranteed life health children fulfilling life citizens australia supports efforts made united nations mobilising international support development efforts eighteenth special session general assembly april highlighted new sense commitment health
AUS 1990 1602 1602 given much increased prominence international relations problem either big country solve individually character global action global pressure can much help solve areas threats global environment health problems like axds illicit narcotics trade problem refugees displaced persons global interdependence omnipresent reality multilateral diplomacy indispensable necessity era entering marked multiplication problems quality life health
AUS 1990 1843 1843 require concerted international action 1990s declared decade drug abuse australia will continue strive multilateral forums bilateral assistance domestic action reverse growth menace global struggle aids pandemic australia supported central co-ordinating role world health organisation providing financial assistance global plan aids development national aids programmes particularly south-east asia pacific indian ocean island health
AUS 1990 1850 1850 drug abuse australia will continue strive multilateral forums bilateral assistance domestic action reverse growth menace global struggle aids pandemic australia supported central co-ordinating role world health organisation providing financial assistance global plan aids development national aids programmes particularly south-east asia pacific indian ocean island countries human rights issues generally remain much health
AUS 1990 2529 2529 take time build new spirit international co-operation bend efforts bolster new multilateral framework global peace security act vigorously economic challenges us tackle co-operatively social environmental health issues demand global remedies another opportunity put right time opportunity must lost health
BDI 1990 1752 1752 recently heads state government met addis ababa summit organization african unity means production infrastructures constantly deteriorating per capita income populations fallen considerably resources devoted public health housing education social services reduced leading deterioration living standards populations thus hope debate assembly will lead concrete results will meet urgent needs development united nations health
BEN 1990 1081 1081 region mow seeing end cold war bloc politics powerful among us address resolutely defusing regional conflicts devote necessary means terminating arms race combating famine poverty disease approach end twentieth century scourges continue daily lot half mankind despite tremendous resources world endowed fantastic advances science technology economic situation developing countries hardly improving health
BFA 1990 1238 1238 ordinary place stem will survive integrate community nations generally speaking take basic objectives set united nations relate inter alia food self-sufficiency access drinking water primary health care literacy improving living conditions attain objectives basis development using territory means relying regional framework south-south co-operation welcome contribution outside country region consolidating south-south co-operation health
BLR 1990 766 766 town chernobyl became great calamity shared byelorussian people well ukrainian russian peoples tragedy truly planetary proportions malfunctioning one single nuclear reactor contaminated enormous areas endangered health population many countries heaviest burden borne people byelorussia seventy per cent radioactive fall-out appeared territory republic just narrow strip land adjacent reactor thought initially entire health
BLR 1990 1007 1007 consequences disaster appeal grief behalf people entire world community today borders open receive help hope growing awareness scale disaster will step help must eliminate threat health people dozens countries people always borne burdens shoulders everything power eliminate consequences disaster however wish stress dimensions vast without concerted international efforts task will impossible health
BLZ 1990 868 868 productive creative lives challenge face manage economic growth make better use human resources develop productive sector economy addressing basic needs people food water education housing health care equal importance creation jobs assurance human dignity primary responsibility attaining objectives favourable external environment vital support human development strategies words barber conable president world health
BLZ 1990 991 991 transfer competence expertise fuller mobilisation use national development capacities development challenge become pressing many societies scourge drugs demand production traffic illicit consumption narcotics threaten physical health people political economic social cultural structures nations belize deploying major effort collaboration neighbouring states mexico friendly governments eliminate serious threat societies development challenge 1990s brings health
BLZ 1990 1130 1130 human development growing cities tomorrow encouraged political resolve world community give children better future recently concluded world summit children provided fresh impulse press goals adequate nutrition primary health care basic education children decade ahead may issues attract headlines newspapers electronic media less deserving highest priority investment today will determine tomorrow’s future health
BLZ 1990 1132 1132 growing cities tomorrow encouraged political resolve world community give children better future recently concluded world summit children provided fresh impulse press goals adequate nutrition primary health care basic education children decade ahead may issues attract headlines newspapers electronic media less deserving highest priority investment today will determine tomorrow’s future life twenty-first health
BOL 1990 912 912 measure sacrifice postpone attainment legitimate rights aspirations better life yet resolved structural problems basic socio-economic development unable improve level employment constrained economic financial adjustments alleviated health problems affecting inhabitants country benefits education reaching vast sectors population necessary economic revitalization follow stabilization process proving slow difficult development continues hampered adverse effects unequal health
BRB 1990 1170 1170 united nations must use momentum forge co-operative approach management planet earth addresses root causes conflict inter alia extreme economic social inequalities within states hunger poverty disease man created computer conquered moon split atom decoded gene now chance age entente harness creativity intelligently towards development whole human family towards preservation enhancement environment health
BTN 1990 1378 1378 united nations particularly united nations development programme undp united nations children’s fund unicef international fund agricultural development ifad united nations capital development fund uncdf world health organization hħ0 world food programme wfp food agricultural organization united nations fao united nations volunteers unv united nations fund population activities unfpa united nations department health
BWA 1990 1559 1559 mcnamara former president world bank addressed economic problems facing sub-saharan africa agreed development africa long-term process must human-centred process achievement food security assured universal access health care education employment opportunities must primary objective process war scourge narcotic drugs consequences far won demand dangerous drugs insatiable ever supply continues unabated inexhaustible afford health
BWA 1990 1681 1681 botswana education primary school university free current statistics indicate per cent children access formal education least primary level botswana also taken important strides provision adequate health facilities resulted period since rapid reduction child mortality rate immunization rate reached per cent case malnutrition figure now reduced per cent commitment primary health care health
BWA 1990 1689 1689 indicate per cent children access formal education least primary level botswana also taken important strides provision adequate health facilities resulted period since rapid reduction child mortality rate immunization rate reached per cent case malnutrition figure now reduced per cent commitment primary health care remains top priority development strategies botswana subscribed convention health
BWA 1990 1697 1697 primary level botswana also taken important strides provision adequate health facilities resulted period since rapid reduction child mortality rate immunization rate reached per cent case malnutrition figure now reduced per cent commitment primary health care remains top priority development strategies botswana subscribed convention bights child adopted last year forty-fourth session united health
BWA 1990 1705 1705 adequate health facilities resulted period since rapid reduction child mortality rate immunization rate reached per cent case malnutrition figure now reduced per cent commitment primary health care remains top priority development strategies botswana subscribed convention bights child adopted last year forty-fourth session united nations general assembly together convention declaration survival protection health
BWA 1990 1756 1756 development children constitute formidable foundation future world’s children can must securely constructed cherished hope spirit september will stiffen resolve nations join forces combat poverty illiteracy disease unbridled population growth thus create hotter safer world children united nations repository hopes aspirations mankind entered new era already spoken debate waxed poetic indestructible virtues health
CAN 1990 47 47 times confident will great honour legacy left predecessor days hence leaders countries will gather discuss pressing plight tens millions innocent children around world horrors hunger disease debilitating consequences illiteracy abomination abuse prime minister canada honour co-chair world summit children will focus attention never organisation must still construct world order allows nations health
CAN 1990 634 634 around world challenge clear unequal levels development perpetuate poverty spawn conflict world population will expand billion people next three half decades million children dying year illness hunger generation debilitated drugs proliferation weapons chemical nuclear conventional ailing environment whose air poisoned whose oceans lakes becoming cesspools whose forests destroyed disposable picture planet health
CAN 1990 842 842 multidimensional become co-operative world poverty underdevelopment plague planet developed world pretend secure simply alone prosperous era nuclear chemical weapons ballistic missiles terrorism interdependent markets economies diseases development prosperity throughout world question o charity question security mandates continued emphasis official development assistance open free markets innovative debt strategies economic humanitarian actions become health
CAN 1990 1911 1911 security move forward believe several guidelines can usefully adopt seek together build structure co-operative security guideline co-operative security multidimensional based recognition many significant threats livelihood health development existence guideline co-operative security accepts links exist threats recognizes threats can managed satisfactorily without also addressing others peace requires prosperity stability requires justice within health
CHL 1990 1429 1429 result divided world can devote solving problems common us struggle drug addiction problems family women young people elderly handicapped environmental degradation food shortages terrorism development health sanitation whole range problems dealt organization solutions find will help bring better conditions mankind november year chile will honour acting host important meeting ever held health
CHL 1990 1650 1650 order prevent economic difficulties least developed countries transposed political sphere affecting processes economic modernization political democratization must therefore deal social issues interconnected global perspective giving health education housing employment status women youth development related matters urgent priority require join many appeals approach made rostrum accurate diagnosis comprehensive analysis various studies reports health
CMR 1990 814 814 inexorable degradation environment remain essential features world economic situation africa continent finds great difficulty addition ills just alluded face natural disasters also drought desertification floods epidemics famine invasion locusts increase constraints associated adoption various structural adjustment programmes present unprecedented situation continent exacerbated particularly external debt crisis absorbs bulk countries export earnings health
COG 1990 1294 1294 high countries world heavily debt external debt dearly real obstacle continent’s economic recovery development hinders development efforts especially african countries undertaking improve infrastructures notably areas health education international community certainly concerned although measures adopted far proved insufficient view scope crisis regard new initiatives reduction debt interest us especially recent decision taken health
COG 1990 1672 1672 will fragile tenuous open genuine prospects developing countries development progress environmental problems affect entire planet many speakers mentioned important subject referred many aspects water pollution air_pollution progressive depletion ozone layer soil degradation deforestation desertification excessive destruction numerous rare species recently overt covert attempts dump toxic wastes africa must consider struggle environmental health
COG 1990 1843 1843 analysts agree extreme poverty rampant among billion people time million people bathing abundance poverty source tension within societies beyond frontiers assailing developing countries attendant woes malnutrition sickness illiteracy spare industrialised world social disparities decade 1980s now coming end leaving developing world legacy billion people living absolute poverty african continent remains favourite health
CRI 1990 717 717 central america today experiencing fruitful experiment understanding co-operation none less isthmus emerging political crisis deplorable economic social conditions growth indices feeble high trade deficit standards nutrition health education worrying naturally factors make progress achieved democratization respect human rights extremely fragile worked hard enable central america live peace freedom effort will bear health
CRI 1990 718 718 america today experiencing fruitful experiment understanding co-operation none less isthmus emerging political crisis deplorable economic social conditions growth indices feeble high trade deficit standards nutrition health education worrying naturally factors make progress achieved democratization respect human rights extremely fragile worked hard enable central america live peace freedom effort will bear fruit health
CRI 1990 1141 1141 countries meeting obligations carries high social price tag little progress can made policies thing emerge elements new crimes poverty unemployment less production less education less health less housing country fervently urges governments developed countries whose voices decisive international financial organizations bring influence bear problem bring change attitude within organizations international financial health
CRI 1990 1422 1422 years costa rica beneficiary substantial peace dividends never possessed nuclear chemical weapons ever wish army wish army underdeveloped country high level debt resources available invested health education housing development tanks fighter planes said numerous occasions respect right nations possess armed forces consider unjustifiable forces consume existing assets even actually possess large health
CRI 1990 1711 1711 nations afflicted violence today disarmament moral imperative become indispensable condition guarantee survival mankind implementing effective disarmament processes will make available immense economic human resources food health education social welfare contribution will made towards world peace international adventurism threats peace world security world suffered many occasions can stopped arms stockpiling stopped organization health
CUB 1990 1473 1473 constant deterioration living standards third-world countries almost per cent economically active population unemployed million people live utter poverty million children age five suffer hunger infant mortality times higher average developed countries children die daily preventable causes malnutrition million adults illiterate hundreds millions people live misery striking situation caused us dub 1980s health
CUB 1990 1484 1484 population unemployed million people live utter poverty million children age five suffer hunger infant mortality times higher average developed countries children die daily preventable causes malnutrition million adults illiterate hundreds millions people live misery striking situation caused us dub 1980s lost decade development longer delay substantive decision delicate problem serious will health
CYP 1990 326 326 contributed happening first lesson despite even virtual erasure cold war lines confrontation east nest encouraging trend towards disarmament regional conflicts may flare stark contrast peace epidemic broader east-west stage events united states-soviet union axis europe divert attention periphery structures cold-war client-state control mechanisms disintegrate arms merchants seek replace lost declining main-line health
CYP 1990 1710 1710 must remain equally united commitment fighting global problem drugs aspects production trafficking use just destruction environment undermines fundamental resources form trees water air soil drug epidemic continues undermine precious natural resource form human beings began saying find crucial turning-point history rise opportunities now opened us can take giant stop forward direction health
DEU 1990 2720 2720 squandering energy resources another key problem changing world climate greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer bach earth’s many environmental problems will exacerbated two central problems solved air_pollution extinction species erosion will increase dramatically reduce chances survival future generations federal republic germany signatory hague declaration spring regards decisions taken paris economic summit july health
DJI 1990 914 914 united nations clearer demonstration relaxation hitherto existent tension super-power rivalry world summit children just concluded major bold undertaking save millions children ill-treatment misery sickness poverty malnutrition exclusive phenomenon impoverished third world many children rich world live poverty level children comprise largest segment world population billion according depressing statistics collected unicef children health
DJI 1990 1029 1029 maternal care problems structural underdevelopment poverty drought famine continue plague frustrate genuine aspirations many developing countries particular africa asia africa lowest life expectancy highest infant mortality lowest literacy highest population growth rates world grim statistics bode well continent already midst stagnation indeed reversal compared gains made 1960s 1970s africa’s poor economic health
ECU 1990 1372 1372 countries time two major events first new phase treaty beginning within guidelines set amazonian countries commitment co-operation programmes projects greatest importance related environment science technology health indigenous affairs transportation tourism information education note also countries institutions general assigning highest priority sustainable development efforts amazon two factors add special situation countries defining health
FIN 1990 479 479 product today know comprehensive concept needed welcome combined emphasis environmental protection development preparations conference long run one possible without welcome emphasis human development lead freedom disease ignorance political repression however difficult envisage resources earth can sustain steadily growing world population human development dignity achieved present rates population growth individuals able enjoy health
GHA 1990 1677 1677 culture political system however representative democratic can thrive face grinding poverty dependency experience many countries demonstrates democratic reform without economic justice sounds hollow ravaged hunger disease illiteracy misery freedom want basic в human right right choose political system one lives believing promotion respect human rights government ghana ha signed ratified various health
GIN 1990 1301 1301 adjustment social stability session assembly will place special emphasis ways means overcome dangerous social effects structural adjustment programmes furthermore official development assistance key sectors education health suffer priority given profit-generating activities therefore need strategy adapted national realities give human face structural adjustment also absolutely necessary integrate women young people development process health
GIN 1990 1686 1686 people generously opened doors food stocks today even poorer refugees hit sudden rises food prises thirdly many disturbances resulted huge immigration economic social structures areas health share ecological balance backdrop disruption normal networks production trade south-eastern guinea government appeals urgently international community whole consider emergency aid also medium-term long-term assistance refugees health
GNB 1990 208 208 considerable financial resources order accelerate development region spite measures considerable note inadequate innumerable difficulties confronting sahel many challenges remain confronted region economic situation preservation environment health education effects drought together world economic crisis constitute serious obstacles countries overcome difficult struggle development ultimate materialisation objective improving living conditions peoples effects development cilss health
GNQ 1990 606 606 nothing unnecessary loss innocent lives considerable material damage situation unacceptable particularly critical stage general economic deterioration given widespread natural man-made phenomena pose serious danger mankind disease hunger illiteracy hope liberians can subordinate selfish tribal interests higher national patriotic interests praise efforts made far countries subregion view restoring peace liberia objectives fervour health
GNQ 1990 1058 1058 guinea complex endeavours achieve better equatorial guinea equally grateful entire united nations system particularly united nations development programmes united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization united nations fund population activities united nations children’s fund food agriculture organization united nations international labour organisation world bank international monetary fund others assistance health
GUY 1990 1537 1537 continue innocent principal victims forms aggression stated report united nations children’s fund state world’s children poorest vulnerable children paying third world’s debt sacrifice normal growth health loss opportunity educated expose future continuously hazards summit mean something save future generations scourge war poverty must act promptly install new order spoken can redress health
IDN 1990 2053 2053 development now already operational phase plan action demonstrating great significance development processes region common aspiration mankind decent living conditions adequate shelter respect fundamental human rights health well-being children moving forefront international consciousness reshaping international agenda forthcoming world summit children manifestation shift priorities will significant occasion focusing attention international community plight vulnerable health
IRQ 1990 1162 1162 just ignored security council general assembly resolutions relying united states opposition mention particular resolutions adopted united nations educational scientific cultural organisation international labour organisation world health organisation international civil aviation organisation witnessing particular period new campaign settler colonialism taking form jewish emigration soviet union eastern european countries purpose perpetuating zionist occupation health
ISL 1990 1138 1138 one hand industrialized world financial assistance debt relief must combined comprehensive plans structural change bridging gap north south will also require attention given social factors health care nutrition education principal task development must secure children health nourishment education midst peacekeeping activities united nations decided put children world focus high-level meeting next health
ISL 1990 1140 1140 industrialized world financial assistance debt relief must combined comprehensive plans structural change bridging gap north south will also require attention given social factors health care nutrition education principal task development must secure children health nourishment education midst peacekeeping activities united nations decided put children world focus high-level meeting next weekend must health
ISL 1990 1148 1148 comprehensive plans structural change bridging gap north south will also require attention given social factors health care nutrition education principal task development must secure children health nourishment education midst peacekeeping activities united nations decided put children world focus high-level meeting next weekend must us developing developed states give high priority children health
ISR 1990 910 910 shall share neighbours experience expertise technological advances fields solar energy innovative irrigation techniques modern agricultural methods well plans developing road communication infrastructures shall meet challenges disease famine poverty together shall work reintegration refugees whose profound misery price rejection peace arab states prepared foreswear state war embark road peace contribute sure finding health
JPN 1990 2369 2369 experienced benefits science technology clear international co-operation field important go create global community people can live full healthy lives advances medicine tuberculosis smallpox many once-feared diseases largely eradicated hoped not-too-distant future effective means will found treat cancer aids accident chernobyl stark reminder potential scientific technological advances threaten humankind’s survival year economic health
KNA 1990 172 172 continuation programme economic diversification general transformation structure economy rate economic growth might stable sustainable long term containment rate inflation provision increased employment opportunities people satisfaction health nutritional educational housing socio-cultural needs people provision maintenance adequate physical infrastructure convenience public large facilitate trade industry tourism agricultural development objectives every member nation assembly health
KNA 1990 386 386 chemical bacterial weapons destruction diverted grant scale new world war -a war production trafficking use narcotic drugs war atmospheric marine land-based pollution war under-development war disease illiteracy ignorance poverty global war waged banner united nations full support entire membership time nations beat swords ploughshares spears pruning hooks attention world community diverted health
KNA 1990 583 583 issue development environment fundamental achievement improved quality life must address hope message will heard first wish commend activities food agriculture organization united nations fao world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organisation unesco united nations industrial development organisation unido international fund agricultural development ifad continue provide countries desired technical assistance health
KNA 1990 855 855 ensuring projects designed achieve sustained sustainable development can proceed saint kitts nevis place high premium implementation land-use policies enhance food production ensure food security improved nutrition thus improve health industry striving now diversify formerly monocultural economy tourism important part programme clear tourism industry grow contribute meaningfully economy island communities must protect health
KNA 1990 858 858 achieve sustained sustainable development can proceed saint kitts nevis place high premium implementation land-use policies enhance food production ensure food security improved nutrition thus improve health industry striving now diversify formerly monocultural economy tourism important part programme clear tourism industry grow contribute meaningfully economy island communities must protect seas oceans give health
KNA 1990 975 975 enforcement enacted l stiffer penalties benefited small measure united nations fund drug abuse control unfdac areas law enforcement training require assistance reducing demand preventive education health care rehabilitation need continued international co-operation combat cultivation trafficking illicit substances eliminate demand intensify efforts field public information health education develop programmes rehabilitation drug traffickers health
KNA 1990 994 994 require assistance reducing demand preventive education health care rehabilitation need continued international co-operation combat cultivation trafficking illicit substances eliminate demand intensify efforts field public information health education develop programmes rehabilitation drug traffickers narco-terrorists must stopped costs must longer allowed terrorise lives young people threaten security region subvert youth rape society retard health
LBN 1990 1272 1272 one stability peace reconstruction today lebanon needs support international community order able cross threshold will also need support international community tomorrow day tomorrow order regain health strength resume process growth reconstruction hence lebanon’s insistence international community continue support liberating soil israel’s occupation implementation resolution adopted security council years ago can peace health
LBR 1990 982 982 south must therefore resolve east-west confrontation will supplanted imminent north-south divide pertinent among remaining issues looming problem underdevelopment particularly third world abject poverty manifesting ignorance disease various social ills defies amelioration individual states respect concrete solutions can found concerted international action launched bridge widening gap economic prosperity north south liberian delegation health
LBY 1990 850 850 appropriation land apartheid attempts genocide still hearts minds many deaf call right justice morality tragic economic social plight many peoples third world continue victims hunger disease clear enough continuous deterioration resources capabilities hand drive dominate impose hegemony exploit intervene internal affairs others continues pattern behaviour seek justify legitimate aspiration many nations health
LBY 1990 1818 1818 even one home still suffers disparity longer acceptable small minority still enjoys material abundance lives luxury amidst products advanced technology great majority continues live hunger disease lacks basic means subsistence positive developments international political relations given us historic opportunity remedy imbalances international economic relations establish new economic order conclusion believe decade health
LCA 1990 866 866 adopted declaration international economic co-operation development setting agreed understanding revitalisation economic growth development developing countries realise basic rights human beings life free hunger poverty ignorance disease fear declaration view reflects international consensus critical economic situation developing countries viewed aggregate close billion people developing world still live state chronic hunger malnutrition year health
LCA 1990 890 890 ignorance disease fear declaration view reflects international consensus critical economic situation developing countries viewed aggregate close billion people developing world still live state chronic hunger malnutrition year million die hunger last year developed market economies grew per cent continuing longest period economic expansion post-war history however time growth developing countries lowest health
LUX 1990 801 801 foreign troops leaving territories countries stationed will people seductions troops military expenditures times drastic decided upon envisaged additional considerable funds thus used solve social educational health environmental development problems conference security co-operation europe csce states europe united states canada participants played fundamental role future europe structure rules action set example regions health
LUX 1990 1227 1227 new people food capacity planet already stagnant actually decreasing africa latin america per capita food consumption now lower years ago day children born die hunger malnutrition countries represented especially richest must constantly try remedy scandalous situation world summit children propose necessary measures fresh impetus must also given population policies conducted national health
MAR 1990 2241 2241 face fundamental challenges unavoidable start long march towards happiness mankind important challenges eradication underdevelopment least developed countries new upsurge human development ridding contemporary human societies diseases psychological cultural moral crises beset humanity continue hope able face challenges order create world worthy mankind bequeath coming generations social moral inheritance civilisation matches unprecedented health
MDG 1990 945 945 fragile subjected fluctuations night qualify crisogenic will pardon neologism indeed promising prospects seem opening among major powers must recognised overwhelming majority people still living conditions malnutrition hunger poverty ever since eighteenth special session general assembly members international community committed promoting growth development global level guaranteeing poor countries conditions means development furthermore health
MDV 1990 144 144 full political independence therefore consider irrelevant reflect little achievements able make past years day became independent nation embarked determined path overcome triple menace poverty illiteracy disease genuine hard work face tremendous odds maldives able register significant strides social economic development education now achieved literacy level per cent per cent young children health
MDV 1990 174 174 tremendous odds maldives able register significant strides social economic development education now achieved literacy level per cent per cent young children access schools improved standard health illustrated remarkable drop infant mortality rate per thousand live births per thousand rise average life expectancy years years economically made good progress planned investment important health
MDV 1990 179 179 significant strides social economic development education now achieved literacy level per cent per cent young children access schools improved standard health illustrated remarkable drop infant mortality rate per thousand live births per thousand rise average life expectancy years years economically made good progress planned investment important sectors fisheries tourism transportation telecommunications health
MDV 1990 1369 1369 low-lying states save us ignominy becoming environmental refugees children vulnerable sector societies environmental hazards ones likely suffer deterioration ecosystems thousands children die every year environment-related diseases diarrhoea upper respiratory disorders many subjected air water pollutants effects environmental changes will affect just present generation children also yet unborn per cent world’s children health
MDV 1990 1370 1370 states save us ignominy becoming environmental refugees children vulnerable sector societies environmental hazards ones likely suffer deterioration ecosystems thousands children die every year environment-related diseases diarrhoea upper respiratory disorders many subjected air water pollutants effects environmental changes will affect just present generation children also yet unborn per cent world’s children live health
MEX 1990 1733 1733 drugs preparation world plan action highly encouraging efforts trust new structure united nations agencies will effectively assist multilaterally approaching scourge mexico’s case drug trafficking threatens health young people also undermines national security strength institutions course administration mexico lost people war arrested drug traffickers prevented billion doses marijuana billion doses cocaine heroin health
MLI 1990 1174 1174 attention states international non-governmental organisations must focused particularly proposals regarding survival protection development children future world indeed depends present generation willing invest physical intellectual moral health generations come unprecedented success world summit children truly augurs well future notwithstanding special programme adopted united nations economic social conditions african continent steadily deteriorated year health
MLI 1990 1270 1270 needed implement development programmes moreover despite positive results recorded terms structural adjustment programmes application policies programmes contributed many countries increased unemployment decreasing expenditures essential sectors health education marginalisation large sector population thereby heightening social tension far reversed overcome marginalisation african continent becoming entrenched given new configurations international economic structures emergence huge health
MOZ 1990 707 707 possessions reduced extreme poverty surviving thanks generous assistance countrymen international community economic social emergency experiencing country just one dramatic facets consequences unjustified war schools kindergartens health centres number economic infrastructures destroyed leaving hundreds thousands people without access education health care facilities despite positive results economic recovery programme begun broad support international health
MOZ 1990 720 720 emergency experiencing country just one dramatic facets consequences unjustified war schools kindergartens health centres number economic infrastructures destroyed leaving hundreds thousands people without access education health care facilities despite positive results economic recovery programme begun broad support international community confronted negative effects continued acts destabilisation hinder full implementation especially rural areas health
MOZ 1990 1453 1453 consensus international level constitute eloquent example understanding new trend international relations instrument management selected crises systematic policy confront countless challenges world namely underdevelopment poverty endemic diseases aids drugs environmental problems name just like conclude reiterating confidence ability united nations successfully face challenges remains privileged forum solution economic social development problems peoples health
MRT 1990 753 753 way achieve ambitious target without development will possible thirdly participation women activities required national construction women account per cent population given every attention formulation education health employment plans like avail opportunity thank countries international institutions non-governmental organizations given continue assist us protecting environment developing resources end mitigating social effects crisis world health
MWI 1990 1903 1903 growing international concern seeking solutions various social problems confronting international community especially applaud leading role united nations taken several example fight acquired immunodeficiency syndrome aids pandemic scourge international drug trafficking well promoting welfare children regards latter just seen uniccf-sponsored world summit children held last weekend said attended largest gathering heads state health
NAM 1990 199 199 opened new chapter history now tackle process nation-building towards consolidating hard-won freedom opening way bright future namibians determined face challenges fields agriculture rural development education health care job creation human-resources development full hope optimism determination now dedicate arduous task socio-economic reconstruction development country benefit people endeavour resolute desire build stability peace health
NAM 1990 1600 1600 gathering world leaders next sunday world summit children united nations convention rights true meaning heads state government gathered new york agree ensure child die preventable disease governments strive per cent immunization rate child cursed illiteracy ultimately unemployment therefore primary education compulsory child go sleep hungry cold everything possible must done provide health
NER 1990 1597 1597 must note strange paradox world economic situation continues inexorably deteriorate victim situation found primarily africa asia latin america caribbean regions confronted tragedies famine poverty illiteracy disease natural disasters desertification locust infestation survival societies disintegrated dislocated economies ravaged continuing crises marginalised increasingly excluded world trade international decision-making processes developing countries increasingly reduced health
NER 1990 2162 2162 aids country can combat international action broad scope needed substantial resources especially financial must mobilized sustain action order bring best chances success united nations world health organization primarily also non-governmental organizations competent national institutions driving force crusade aids now turn development increasingly nations unanimously realizing full value healthy environment great risks health
NGA 1990 907 907 will tragic consequences civilisation environmental degradation caused negative effects scientific technological development many cases already led adverse changes environment changes threaten life-sustaining eco-systems pose threat health well-being mankind therefore urgent compelling need global action deal environmental issues deforestation desertification protection ozone layer rational use land water resources energy developing countries highly health
NGA 1990 1647 1647 politically plural democratic achieve ask understanding co-operation international community indeed ask genuine partnership need partnership uproot scourge apartheid racism need partnership eliminate banish large-scale poverty disease need partnership check environmental degradation need partnership promote respect human rights ramifications need partnership advance process political democratisation continent members organisation need summon political will health
NLD 1990 1552 1552 concept world order always combination collective security peaceful change concentrating restoring peace gulf elsewhere however necessary justified enough must time continue put energy combating poverty disease illiteracy drugs terrorism promoting equitable economic development domestically internationally recent eighteenth special session assembly international economic co-operation put world back right track dialogue development problems health
PAN 1990 425 425 affect young women years age great scarcity housing reflected growing shortage accommodations dehumanizing overcrowding difficulty financing construction housing poor led proliferation shanty towns lack investment health education especially recent years caused deterioration services poor malnutrition lack drinking water poor education problems inherited dictatorship difficulties recent years must note regret social problems health
PAN 1990 434 434 growing shortage accommodations dehumanizing overcrowding difficulty financing construction housing poor led proliferation shanty towns lack investment health education especially recent years caused deterioration services poor malnutrition lack drinking water poor education problems inherited dictatorship difficulties recent years must note regret social problems affect primarily children youth women indigenous population senior citizens health
PAN 1990 794 794 human development main concern unemployment poor large unemployed labour force men women many heads household high level education hoping find decent jobs meet enormous housing health nutrition education needs children future fully aware investment human capital priority achieve sustained economic development benefit sectors population must bring successful democracy really meets needs health
PAN 1990 795 795 development main concern unemployment poor large unemployed labour force men women many heads household high level education hoping find decent jobs meet enormous housing health nutrition education needs children future fully aware investment human capital priority achieve sustained economic development benefit sectors population must bring successful democracy really meets needs population health
PAN 1990 1183 1183 environment people less anguished less anxious satisfied can achieve efforts god’s help like general assembly soon declare decade poverty dedicated concentrating efforts stop increase poverty illness illiteracy world reduce minimum taking part forty-fifth session general assembly year extraordinary transformations brought rebirth united nations organisation renewed functions tasks end cold war organisation health
PER 1990 971 971 join together overcome present crisis eliminate illegal drug trafficking terrorism seriousness situation peruvians face can judged certain clear signet region andes poorest region peru infant mortality reached rate 199c total gross investment less amount required offset depreciation infrastructure factories equipment country may july peruvian people victims terrorist attacks homicidal activity violated health
QAT 1990 1368 1368 must seize historic opportunity now within reach order deal problems struggling several decades world longer preoccupied ideological political problems must ignore important issues eradication poverty disease illiteracy root causes backwardness obstacles prevent industrialized countries making concerted efforts provide assistance economic social development thinking super-powers now directed towards finding ways means using health
RUS 1990 1961 1961 affecting interests many countries history particularly modern history teaches kinds lessons must ignored underestimated one security can hardly lasting unless supported economic growth combined spiritual health traditional cultural values combined new technologies concern environment co-operation 1990s must therefore geared resolution entire set global economic environmental problems λ new poverty curtain time health
RWA 1990 826 826 various structural handicaps exacerbated numerous current economic conditions indeed countries disadvantaged planet helplessly watching accelerated deterioration living conditions people increasingly becoming prey scourges poverty famine malnutrition ignorance rwanda suffered along african peers appeals international community greater solidarity effective mutual understanding given problems battering african continent airing familiar problems s note severely health
RWA 1990 1479 1479 highest important value see therefore advancement child everything related basic medical care protection mothers emancipation women economic security related family planning access essential services water health education decent housing self-sufficiency food also related defence recognised rights child defined united nations convention nights child contest rwanda felt duty bound ratify convention immediately health
RWA 1990 1551 1551 density amounting places people per square kilometre agricultural resources kith unpredictable weather threatens despite efforts push us ever closer permanent food shortage will course affect health children first foremost remains precarious also rwanda great majority african countries feel ill effects depressing economic situation ceaseless succession crises one worse last flash sweep health
SAU 1990 1856 1856 face reality required today put arab house order organize relations regional universal arab levels must reach appropriate solutions deal imbalance afflicted arab order can regain health required balance perhaps forecast issue review method economic co-operation arab states although habit boast assistance brethren lesson derived happened co-operation arab institutions operate secure scientific health
SDN 1990 1454 1454 difficult economic social circumstances international community still unable combat growing scourge narcotic drugs many communities throughout world developing countries continue quake dangers posed poverty hunger disease problems arising deterioration environment continue source serious concern lead greater international co-operation reaching new goals commensurate gravity dangers arising deterioration repeatedly affirmed development developing countries health
SDN 1990 1857 1857 reflect harshly bitterly children particularly developing countries relation question indebtedness example son children will pay price never seeing light life others will suffer poverty preventable diseases poor families afford vaccines medication crucial time sign hope optimism world summit children convened united nations summit meeting indicates international community represented political leaders countries health
SEN 1990 1727 1727 confronting mankind challenges can must met will dialogue means resolving international disputes makes headway confrontation will freed old antagonisms cold war world allocates war poverty disease ignorance environmental deterioration enormous resources thus far devoted producing instruments destruction way way alone will able make last decade twentieth century decade freedom peace progress health
SLE 1990 230 230 german reunification symbolises triumph human spirit artificial sometimes evil forces negate full expression germany future will believe force stability progress world much ravaged conflict poverty disease neglect prejudice development opens new horizons understanding co-operation among nations reaffirms belief delegation korea like two germanys two yemens can seek membership organisation without prejudice health
SLE 1990 868 868 summit demonstrate profound interest development welfare children underline commitment idea collective international action past five years sierra leone part embarked bold decisive campaign reduce infant mortality percentage fully immunized children risen per cent per cent per cent national objective achieve universal child immunization end year declaration plan action adopted summit leaders health
SLV 1990 2337 2337 join great effort behalf life turbulent planet declare endorsement now initiative agreed upon respect country working pragmatically benefit children firmly committed bringing drastic reduction levels malnutrition disease rate school drop-outs remaining years office making frontal assault drug abuse determined save environment designed inter alia programme national parks will constitute inviolable reserves health
SLV 1990 2338 2338 great effort behalf life turbulent planet declare endorsement now initiative agreed upon respect country working pragmatically benefit children firmly committed bringing drastic reduction levels malnutrition disease rate school drop-outs remaining years office making frontal assault drug abuse determined save environment designed inter alia programme national parks will constitute inviolable reserves future health
SOM 1990 1067 1067 progress peoples many countries number people living poverty increasing alarming pace today billion people live conditions abject poverty according united nations food agriculture organisation world health organisation number people now lack food estimated million number people serious health risks caloric deficiencies reach million mark debt problem emerged almost developing countries early health
SOM 1990 1079 1079 billion people live conditions abject poverty according united nations food agriculture organisation world health organisation number people now lack food estimated million number people serious health risks caloric deficiencies reach million mark debt problem emerged almost developing countries early 1980s since grown proportion now threatening disrupt social order political stability many health
SOM 1990 1218 1218 sustainable growth developing countries including in-depth measures designed increase export earning capacity serious economic situation least developed countries cause grave concern increasing poverty widespread hunger malnutrition become painful daily occurrences many economies welcome results recently concluded second united nations conference least developed countries held paris conference recognised importance national policies links health
SOM 1990 1462 1462 measures said earlier deeply rooted inequities imbalances continue plague inter-state relations inevitably given rise wealth prosperity majority world’s population compelled lead existence perennial poverty hunger disease wide disparities world’s living standards like volcano bound erupt moment nullifying gains achieved political level apparent dangerous situation met effectively without sustained sincere efforts aimed health
SUR 1990 477 477 gap industrialised north developing countries faced increased dependency foreign development-financing steadily growing impoverishment populations many developing countries ceased grow per capita terms phenomena poverty misery malnutrition even hunger becoming common concern many countries developing countries immense human deprivation persists billion people live absolute poverty million receive education million children die every health
SUR 1990 621 621 new programme action second paris conference least developed countries will indeed contribute redressing deterioration majority developing countries ever central role human factor development process recognised health nutrition housing population policies social services key improving individual welfare successful development education training must available essential improving quality human resources sustaining economic growth present health
SUR 1990 622 622 programme action second paris conference least developed countries will indeed contribute redressing deterioration majority developing countries ever central role human factor development process recognised health nutrition housing population policies social services key improving individual welfare successful development education training must available essential improving quality human resources sustaining economic growth present international health
SWE 1990 652 652 decade shall witness birth largest generation history planet l billion children born millions children will permitted live short time earth bach day children die many diseases easily prevented world now means protect lives children ensure survival promote development know now need commitment take action world summit children week-end provides unique opportunity health
TCD 1990 488 488 trying find means offsetting budgetary losses occasioned restructuring primary objective eradicating hunger poverty chad government third republic made rural development country’s priority will involve improved health higher level literacy mastering agricultural research techniques order adapt various crops country’s climatic conditions thus maximize productivity regrettably uncertainty climate frustrated efforts time choice priority health
TCD 1990 1319 1319 resources developed countries enormous debt burden skyrocketing interest rates past years lack united nations initiatives designed find overall solutions great challenges day poverty famine ignorance disease magnitude scourges cries conscience developing countries feel increasingly everything done delay inevitable day o reckoning africa continent way marginalised facing real disaster nothing short term health
TGO 1990 1257 1257 threats mankind inherent accumulation weapons kinds continued existence certain hotbeds tension compounded crucial problem rapid deterioration environment deterioration ozone layer deforestation desertification marine river pollution air_pollution particularly destructive effects environment share today climates unstable earth warming specialists predict future disasters resulting melting ice-cap cause catastrophic flooding coastal regions experts also foresee health
TGO 1990 1284 1284 destructive effects environment share today climates unstable earth warming specialists predict future disasters resulting melting ice-cap cause catastrophic flooding coastal regions experts also foresee famines epidemics consequent atmospheric disruptions reason international community must act resolutely prevent evils togo attaches crucial importance environmental problems taken measures protect fauna natural heritage environmental code health
TTO 1990 1373 1373 middle-income debtor countries specific problems sometimes masked general use per capita gross national product measurement economic development attention needs b given importance expenditures essential areas health education housing social welfare development often perceived terms economic growth factors affect quality life neglected real concerns developing nations ignored inadequately addressed already great disparities health
TUN 1990 1597 1597 tunisia preparing contribute effectively success o year environment africa planned will thus show readiness co-operate african brethren exchange experiences field among dangers threatening integrity individual health society spread narcotic drugs although tunisia neither producer consumer drugs resolutely fighting scourge establishing many control agencies order monitor probable transit points stem development traffic health
UKR 1990 1227 1227 protection based constructive interaction countries dealing environmental problems building environmentally clean world becoming priority united nations world summit children made clear decisive factor affecting environmental health planet physical health generations come will ability place advances science technology service mankind technological progress may become either bridge future road extinction deliberate internationalisation technological health
UKR 1990 1230 1230 interaction countries dealing environmental problems building environmentally clean world becoming priority united nations world summit children made clear decisive factor affecting environmental health planet physical health generations come will ability place advances science technology service mankind technological progress may become either bridge future road extinction deliberate internationalisation technological achievements exchange production health
URY 1990 1078 1078 possible world economically divided general assembly recognised priority must accorded reactivating economic growth developing countries order ensure right every human live free hunger poverty ignorance disease fear naturally state responsible finding path economic prosperity social progress uruguay fully aware responsibility development rests fundamentally efforts spite obstacles faces complied international obligations timely health
VEN 1990 587 587 peoples costly arms race will possible achieve non-proliferation new increasingly destructive weapons alternative mechanism effective deterrence united nations provide assurance resources will continue diverted education health nutrition growth development offensive defensive arsenals illusory race autonomous security defence venezuela agrees say end confrontation super-powers opens way great opportunities peace also great risks health
VEN 1990 588 588 costly arms race will possible achieve non-proliferation new increasingly destructive weapons alternative mechanism effective deterrence united nations provide assurance resources will continue diverted education health nutrition growth development offensive defensive arsenals illusory race autonomous security defence venezuela agrees say end confrontation super-powers opens way great opportunities peace also great risks ability health
VEN 1990 688 688 ways implement tenets supporting multilateral system right economic social development year ago forum international dialogue proposed dedicate last decade century children aim substantially reducing infant mortality making primary schooling available world-wide eradicating severe malnutrition also invited us sign convention rights child part new international ethics signing convention majority states members united health
VEN 1990 696 696 social development year ago forum international dialogue proposed dedicate last decade century children aim substantially reducing infant mortality making primary schooling available world-wide eradicating severe malnutrition also invited us sign convention rights child part new international ethics signing convention majority states members united nations children’s summit held last weekend disappearance east-west health
VEN 1990 738 738 united nations children’s summit held last weekend disappearance east-west tensions combine create climate conducive global commitment go beyond statements good intentions deal task combating child mortality protecting nursing infants pregnant women effectively improving health securing children proper education qualification work realise massive programme requires substantial resources propose member states agree per health
VEN 1990 746 746 east-west tensions combine create climate conducive global commitment go beyond statements good intentions deal task combating child mortality protecting nursing infants pregnant women effectively improving health securing children proper education qualification work realise massive programme requires substantial resources propose member states agree per cent reduction military budgets allocate per cent united health
VEN 1990 820 820 become irreversible need final solution problems critical extreme poverty inevitable programmes macro-economic adjustment essential modernize societies advance without parallel action hunger unemployment lack opportunity begin malnutrition lack health care childhood continue lack study opportunities employment opportunities young latin america now fully committed democracy political system democracy sustained social foundation persistent poverty health
VEN 1990 822 822 need final solution problems critical extreme poverty inevitable programmes macro-economic adjustment essential modernize societies advance without parallel action hunger unemployment lack opportunity begin malnutrition lack health care childhood continue lack study opportunities employment opportunities young latin america now fully committed democracy political system democracy sustained social foundation persistent poverty repeated demands health
VUT 1990 822 822 summit’s success will determined rapidly able mobilize resources necessary guarantee hope children world children often first victims war first victims drug traffic tragic victims aids malaria crippling fatal diseases unfortunately children also often last realize benefits new scientific technological breakthroughs let us take opportunity change one things nations world can children health
VUT 1990 825 825 determined rapidly able mobilize resources necessary guarantee hope children world children often first victims war first victims drug traffic tragic victims aids malaria crippling fatal diseases unfortunately children also often last realize benefits new scientific technological breakthroughs let us take opportunity change one things nations world can children everyone else renew health
YUG 1990 256 256 important factors world advocating international dialogue co-operation yugoslavia urging elements international community take key challenge confronting mankind namely solution problems development flow challenges us ecological health social problems developing countries still constitute two thirds world spectacular improvement international relations overall international climate well elimination global confrontations super-powers blocs conceal difficult economic health
ZMB 1990 1376 1376 international co-operation illicit production supply trafficking distribution narcotic drugs psychotropic substances demand must intensified similarly problem aids calls international community evolve strategies containment eradication incidence disease growing many cases threatening family unit need counter danger degree activism expected society threatened extinction zambia attaches great importance welfare children regard welcome recent adoption health
AGO 1991 1078 1078 especially view angola’s position africa one impoverished regions world early 1980s angola joined nations firm commitment improve world economic environment together help overcome hunger poverty malnutrition disease epidemics eliminate illiteracy solve problems inherent underdevelopment order people might offered dignified life look world economic situation today realise spite efforts undertaken international community health
AGO 1991 1079 1079 view angola’s position africa one impoverished regions world early 1980s angola joined nations firm commitment improve world economic environment together help overcome hunger poverty malnutrition disease epidemics eliminate illiteracy solve problems inherent underdevelopment order people might offered dignified life look world economic situation today realise spite efforts undertaken international community possible health
AGO 1991 1080 1080 angola’s position africa one impoverished regions world early 1980s angola joined nations firm commitment improve world economic environment together help overcome hunger poverty malnutrition disease epidemics eliminate illiteracy solve problems inherent underdevelopment order people might offered dignified life look world economic situation today realise spite efforts undertaken international community possible far health
ALB 1991 198 198 ice-age currently giving way human values democracy economic social development security country growing assertion peoples aspirations self-determination although cold war already thing past like serious pneumonia left deep scars lungs humankind europe particular recidivism makes croatia cough blood now repugnant virus stalinism caused yugoslavia become sick man europe kosova guilty conscience health
ATG 1991 131 131 consecutive years uninterrupted economic growth gross domestic product doubled since personal incomes shown corresponding increase country’s population growth limited less per cent per annum infant mortality rate significantly reduced remained peaceful fairly prosperous results forecast prima minister bight honourable vera cornwall bird dawn independence promised results exchange hard work discipline antigua health
ATG 1991 621 621 world’s shrinking forests earth’s remotest corners need united nations protection brutally exterminated land-grabbers gold-miners ranchers logging companies criminals countless others invaded ancestral homelands causing death disease degradation massive disruption traditional life short genocide misery violation lot world’s indigenous peoples islands caribbean home several peoples virtually eliminated war slavery beginning history region health
ATG 1991 885 885 draw attention antarctica frozen unspoiled continent must become possession large states alone considered view antarctica brought umbrella control united nations antarctica important barometer earth’s environmental health significant source food oceans fish fragile ecological system allow raped hope successful exploitation industrial activity antarctica tilt carbon_dioxide imbalance atmosphere drill larger holes earth’s protective health
ATG 1991 956 956 exploration antarctica years agreed end period ban lifted two-thirds present members treaty concur delegation firm view agreement successfully curbs generation’s cupidity otherwise imperil severely good health every succeeding generation antarctica’s virginal tundras unpopulated undisturbed ever violated earth’s populated continents hand reversal laden resources needed save planet ecological disaster country thus welcomes health
ATG 1991 1108 1108 trade worsened conspiracies hatched diverse places undermined terminated legitimate african leadership civil strife fuelled cold war concerns compromised stability places even natural elements including drought disease seemingly conspired decimate youthful populations delegation firm view resource flows africa must greatly increased united nations system must prepared play significant role africa’s rejuvenation island-developing health
BEN 1991 1274 1274 poorest countries planet words organization will take additional challenges arising continuous deterioration international socio-economic situation poses another threat international peace security indeed poverty want famine malnutrition sickness drug abuse deterioration environment kill people days hiroshima bomb ills daily lot major portion peoples world nowhere situation serious africa secretary-general emphasized annual report health
BFA 1991 246 246 balance forces shaping future question arises extent will vast majority mankind benefit evolution distressing events upheavals convulsing southern africa apartheid pretoria regime continues jeopardise economic health stability front-line states particularly heavy price paid mozambique renamo continues grim work sabotage destruction impeding talks begun burkina faso recognizes merit mozambican authorities continuing path health
BFA 1991 1048 1048 rights one human rights inherent humanity entertain one partial fragmentary vision human rights tantamount condemning humanity exploitation deprivation right development food roof one’s head basic health care education parts human rights well supporting without recognising accepting fundamental nature rights individual obviously imperfect way defining solving problem similarly stress rights individual confining health
BGD 1991 802 802 potential socio-economic progress flower equally without improved standards living vision future can sustain hope democracy will wither human rights become meaningless face constraints poverty hunger disease illiteracy right can take precedence amelioration condition bangladesh fight poverty steps unlock growth remain foremost challenge shore democracy task follow role model set prescription must health
BGR 1991 211 211 rivalry mutual suspicion superseded understanding confidence growing number free sovereign states pooling together efforts seeking solutions urgent global issues peace security disarmament economic development ecology health care elimination famine terrorism drug trafficking today us together individually seeking place future future whose outlines becoming increasingly clear strategy philosophy can succeed guided based health
BLR 1991 906 906 system country prepared properly react adequately major nuclear disaster century tragic challenge history members can judge five years since disaster belarus received union funds republic’s health care mere million foreign exchange roubles whereas annual requirements health care million time ministry atomic energy ussr main culprit chernobyl disaster received export deliveries us health
BLR 1991 916 916 tragic challenge history members can judge five years since disaster belarus received union funds republic’s health care mere million foreign exchange roubles whereas annual requirements health care million time ministry atomic energy ussr main culprit chernobyl disaster received export deliveries us million compels us take another look previous assessments approaches focus health
BLR 1991 980 980 case food assistance clothing belarus ukraine russia now need special equipment children’s oncological tomographs latest diagnostic equipment modern kinds oncological preparations latest methods treating many diseases dozens countries suffering tragic experience chernobyl unique planetary disaster can understood handled collective intellect mankind comprehensive international cooperation way inherited tragedy hiroshima nagasaki focal point health
BLZ 1991 63 63 inspire hope freer society even better future generations yet unborn midst prospect global peace certain parts planet earth tragedies war blatantly evident misery poverty hunger disease economic decline tearing apart fabric society united nations called upon answer challenges emerge changing times accordance principles promulgated charter united nations delegation belize extends sincere health
BLZ 1991 1168 1168 success uruguay round general agreement tariffs trade gatt shaping new world order aftermath cold war gives us renewed opportunity remove old causes war hunger poverty disease illiteracy social justice must now tackled earnest information communications revolution serves inform poor sick people medicines cures exist can never afford now urgent need bring health
BTN 1991 923 923 rusty machinery powered unjust system economic relations lumbers difference status quo maintained rather see steady drop living standards vast majority mankind overall dramatic increase poverty disease deprivation past years especially taken toll many developing countries growth development replaced stagnation decline reasons hydra-headed complex include among factors depressed commodity prices increasing debt-servicing health
BTN 1991 1122 1122 far goal indeed every day brings alarming evidence diminishing capacity planet sustain life ominous signs greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer include climatic changes increase certain health problems air water pollution soil degradation desertification deforestation threaten world’s food supplies living conditions overpopulation puts strains pressures environment picture unbelievably bleak eleventh-hour attempts salvation health
BTN 1991 1158 1158 food supplies living conditions overpopulation puts strains pressures environment picture unbelievably bleak eleventh-hour attempts salvation montreal protocol ozone depletion represents serious effort restore planet ecological health clearly however need go much environment primary source life requires urgent consideration expectations conference environment development held bio de janeiro june next year will adopt health
BTN 1991 1296 1296 united nations particularly united nations development programme undp united nations children’s fund unicbf international fund agricultural development ifad united nations capital development fund uncdf world health organisation world food programme wfp food agriculture organisation united nations fao united nations volunteers unv united nations fund population activities unfpa united nations department technical health
CAN 1991 464 464 new definition concept multilateral security definition takes account new varied threats global peace security include depletion ozone layer degradation seas debilitating scourge illicit drugs world-wide epidemics aids mass exoduses people one country another desperate poverty persists many parts world also recognize collective security depends upon democracy respect human rights gulf crisis health
CAN 1991 1142 1142 assess defence needs every country right act accordingly country guise defence right accumulate arms intended destroy neighbours equally troubling excessive expenditures arms sacrifice important priorities health education agriculture choice us make old saying shall beat swords ploughshares instruments destruction tools peace also like say words effectiveness humanitarian relief assistance victims natural health
CAN 1991 1314 1314 secretary general’s report united nations programme action african economic recovery development debt-service obligations continue exceed far rapacity pay challenge severely compounded drought desertification environmental degradation disease migration desperate people fleeing perils answers may complex new common goal sustainable development depends upon participatory democracy upon open market-based economic policies upon sound economic health
CAN 1991 1833 1833 solitudes rich poor true canada worried climate_change worried loss species pollutants arctic food chain ocean resources forests developed country recognise developing countries eliminating poverty ensuring nutrition eradicating disease top priorities inextricably linked environment recognise find solutions one set problems without acting environment development must become joint preoccupation know developing countries need health
CAN 1991 1835 1835 poor true canada worried climate_change worried loss species pollutants arctic food chain ocean resources forests developed country recognise developing countries eliminating poverty ensuring nutrition eradicating disease top priorities inextricably linked environment recognise find solutions one set problems without acting environment development must become joint preoccupation know developing countries need assistance implement health
CHN 1991 689 689 poor imbalance development may lead turbulent world situation make matters worse billion people around world living absolute poverty still adequate food clothing many struggling starvation disease just survive 1990s last decade century people countries confronted increasingly acute question world going kind new international order established establishment peaceful stable just equitable new health
COG 1991 1444 1444 provided additional law environment ho april proposes requirements development protection environment reconciled envisages establishment fund protection preservation fauna flora marine river resources installations dangerous constitute health hazard management development urbanism hope united nations conference environment development take place brazil june will major event will make future mankind secure hope outcome will health
CSK 1991 298 298 yet organization played substantial role decolonization contributed evolution codification international law served us umbrella sheltering entire roster useful agencies deal everything industrial development atomic energy health care telecommunications probably important point every september hall turned meeting place otherwise might anywhere else meet today may appear though dark periods organisation’s activity though health
CSK 1991 493 493 united nations dimly foresee now omnipresent confront us number areas including environment energy population migration witnessing alarming escalation international crime terrorism drug addiction spread new diseases phenomena jeopardize merely individuals also sometimes even entire nations united nations fails react supra-national problems far energetically date will disqualified dealing critical global issues stake health
CUB 1991 179 179 history made peoples simply written maps military headquarters true world changed changed hundreds millions persons living state dire poverty alone million children died hunger cold diseases curable changed wretched economies countries third world debt starving living state permanent crisis subjected tortures unequal terms trade cruel pieties powerful can happy end east-west health
CUB 1991 1242 1242 us violence exploitation brutality crime model society defend so-called intrinsic good market-economy system forget almost underdeveloped countries using model peoples meant infinite wretchedness unemployment lack health care hunger illiteracy marginalization horrible social scourges forget also within opulent north american society million human beings black hispanic living abject poverty millions children abandoned health
CUB 1991 1417 1417 national dignity irreversible principle hence deep spirit internationalism evident fact send thousands doctors technicians teachers work without pay countries third world country main social services health education culture free one hundred per cent people entitled social security income distributed fairly equitably exploitation abuse children abandoned beggars old people defenceless people marginalised health
CUB 1991 1450 1450 people entitled social security income distributed fairly equitably exploitation abuse children abandoned beggars old people defenceless people marginalised never encouraged consumerism country established impressive social health education production infrastructure can state result revolution people cuba achieved standard living comparable many developed countries country far fewer cases violence delinquency crime produce distribute health
CUB 1991 1484 1484 cuba achieved standard living comparable many developed countries country far fewer cases violence delinquency crime produce distribute use drugs united nations development programme bodies world health organization united nations children’s fund study main social indicators international level pointed indisputable fact indicators cuba level similar developed countries even higher level vital indicators health
CUB 1991 1514 1514 fund study main social indicators international level pointed indisputable fact indicators cuba level similar developed countries even higher level vital indicators transcendental social importance infant mortality mortality children age five maternal mortality life expectancy birth number people going school number people stay school literacy number doctors teachers per capita income distribution health
CUB 1991 1515 1515 study main social indicators international level pointed indisputable fact indicators cuba level similar developed countries even higher level vital indicators transcendental social importance infant mortality mortality children age five maternal mortality life expectancy birth number people going school number people stay school literacy number doctors teachers per capita income distribution caloric health
CUB 1991 1520 1520 level pointed indisputable fact indicators cuba level similar developed countries even higher level vital indicators transcendental social importance infant mortality mortality children age five maternal mortality life expectancy birth number people going school number people stay school literacy number doctors teachers per capita income distribution caloric intake many others result efforts health
DOM 1991 220 220 misfortunes like ruinous plagues befallen haitian people seen felt burden long-lasting tyrannical political regimes robbed people freedoms grieved social inequalities deprived great majority people education health development neighbours seen haitian people come go weighed distressed broken abject poverty watched amazement sadness arable land stripped plant cover virtually turned wasteland prolific people health
DOM 1991 580 580 many proved effective hundreds thousands haitian citizens come stay country assembly aware enormous burden invasion economy imposed us economy poor country economy provide bread employment health education clean drinking water adequate housing growing population assembly idea magnitude enormity problem overwhelming proportions given extremely limited resources must tell assembly impossible dominican republic health
EGY 1991 1397 1397 consequences will go beyond continent history will absolve us enter twenty-first century continent great potential africa continuing languish burdens backwardness poverty millions children dying hunger malnutrition however prosperous parts world may will remain poor world long africa parts remain poor hope full sense responsibility will reflected review appraisal united rations programme health
EGY 1991 1545 1545 threatens onset imbalances dangerous potential consequences make incumbent upon international community whole show political will adopt responsible economic policies cure ailing sections save healthy parts infection thirdly human rights become basic issue international agenda disagreement today developing developed countries need respect human rights domestically internationally obligation states ensure basic freedoms individual health
ESP 1991 914 914 correctives order meet needs least favoured sectors groups societies advance pay proper attention development human resources important raise hopes living conditions population level literacy improve nutrition reduce rate infant mortality important social indices human state ultimately possession right development will difficult achieve objectives national societies organize basis respect certain principles among health
ESP 1991 918 918 least favoured sectors groups societies advance pay proper attention development human resources important raise hopes living conditions population level literacy improve nutrition reduce rate infant mortality important social indices human state ultimately possession right development will difficult achieve objectives national societies organize basis respect certain principles among must mentioned rule law health
ETH 1991 1302 1302 parts world thus satisfying material spiritual needs peoples despite reforms growth-oriented measures several countries developing countries continue suffer ever-increasing decline standards living food production incomes health educational services hot witnessing widespread poverty urban rural areas developing world gap incomes developed developing countries expanding particular situation africa pathetic say least five years health
GAB 1991 701 701 drugs country support united nations friendly countries established central office combat drug abuse team toxicologists libreville regional nature true drive combat aids gabon assistance world health organization united nations development programme prepared medium-term plan however feel global approach problems enable us find answers problems threaten future mankind respect environment united nations health
GHA 1991 1453 1453 cooperation non-aligned movement today council majority pledges cooperation fairness requires members movement demand justice equity entitle us accra declaration places new emphasis eradication poverty hunger malnutrition illiteracy urges international community match will determination resources enemies humanity declaration calls regard special attention paid monumental problems africa world ignores peri1 non-aligned perception new health
GIN 1991 925 925 political upheavals within state subregion serious economic political social problems resulting crisis affect countries subregion guinea sudden massive influx almost refugees caused economic environmental housing health hygiene problems crisis plunged liberia genocide caused enormous material devastation can resolved political viewpoints involved represented joint national effort put end people’s suffering wandering salute health
GMB 1991 326 326 moral obligations self-discipline order responsibility duty accountability sense therefore political development end economic welfare inseparable respect protection human rights human dignity calls fight poverty hunger disease underdevelopment racism fight welfare vulnerable women children old people sick disabled migrant refugee short human rights right development aimed primarily welfare human background continue champion health
GNB 1991 368 368 efforts insufficient bringing economic growth development african countries standstil1 guinea-bissau striving develop human resources vital economic growth development thus necessary take account related social factors health education housing along lines urge partners developed world come assistance view enhancing developing human resources country striving provide population good education adequate health care literacy health
GNB 1991 391 391 social factors health education housing along lines urge partners developed world come assistance view enhancing developing human resources country striving provide population good education adequate health care literacy training education children school age counting international assistance help us attain goals measures also aim providing greater opportunities entire population women education training health
GNB 1991 1156 1156 government guinea-bissau congratulates countries governments courage determination continue efforts regard convinced considerable sums will released arms reduction international level channelled towards development assistance education struggle disease hunger illiteracy country hopes efforts african states turn africa denuclearised continent called cairo declaration organisation african unity oau will given necessary support international community current health
GNQ 1991 812 812 based adapting realities values country hence note sadness sense powerlessness emphasis problem human rights dealt disregarding view given highest priority refer extreme poverty want hunger disease virtually half people world victim problems resolved human person focus development therefore resolutely support secretary-general’s idea convene world summit social development preserving international peace security health
GTM 1991 955 955 greater economic social equity recognize need strengthen broaden public private programmes designed combat extreme poverty destitution speed modernization economy find viable prompt solutions problems education health social assistance insurance spending now maintaining conflict money people urgently needs order solve problems social economic peace basic condition enjoyment total peace thirdly must respect health
HND 1991 1123 1123 next december focusing social matters questions relating children convinced time shall able work strategy human development central america besides involving commitment dealing traditional problems poverty malnutrition illiteracy school abandonment unemployment will come grips deterioration people’s living conditions effects drugs degradation environment honduras established broad-ranging programme aimed achieving social equity including programmes health
HTI 1991 2436 2436 day eloquent testimony faithfulness man ninth democratic milestone commandment 1st faithfulness culture lavalas praxis intertwines cultural links heart political universe resistance cultural alienation guarantees psychological health democratic fabric cultural suicide leads devitalisation social body threaten democratic cells body live live full also draw nourishment source one’s culture live full send one’s health
HTI 1991 2577 2577 roots beings context respect peace republic haiti warmly welcomes accession two koreas family united nations fidelity culture prompts us sharpen critical senses order protect culture’s health certain evils illicit trafficking narcotic drugs haitian government wishes recall effective work combat production drugs also involves greater assistance latin american countries far drug trafficking health
IRL 1991 528 528 instance concern victims also matter common interest nations coming appreciate wherever tyranny impossible conduct international relations spirit openness confidence trust human rights indivisible victim hunger illness illiteracy deprived basic economic social rights recent times become aware believe link respect human rights economic development flourishes best context individual creativity responsible government social health
IRQ 1991 1197 1197 continuing economic blockade iraq extortionist efforts aimed burdening iraq costs destroying weapons establishing compensation fund meantime million iraqis deprived food medicine consequently exposed famine deadly epidemics first victims amongst children iraq fact stressed united nations missions headed assistant secretary-general marti ahtisaari prince sadruddin aga khan special representative secretary-general joint mission united health
IRQ 1991 1228 1228 fact stressed united nations missions headed assistant secretary-general marti ahtisaari prince sadruddin aga khan special representative secretary-general joint mission united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization harvard university team icrc countries raise slogans liberty democracy human rights countries indulge heinous violations basic human rights prevent supply foodstuffs medical needs civilian health
IRQ 1991 1411 1411 needs enough prevent people starved death without allowing iraq engage reconstruction required undo horrible destruction inflicted military aggression upon economy fields agriculture irrigation communications bridges health care oil industry security council resolution seeks fact pressurize iraq relinquishing oil resources control forces aggression placing economic requirements monetary policy hostage will small group health
IRQ 1991 2085 2085 live freedom dignity assembly now faced tragic human situation befallen people iraq making considerable contribution progress justice humanity years people facing spectre worst kind starvation disease result unjust economic blockade whose first victims children woman elderly innocent civilians therefore organisation whose charter promotes dignity individual faces test conscience humanity history will health
ISR 1991 638 638 carried stages us residents judea samaria gaza joint framework jordan fifthly drafting joint programmes regional development international aid areas water environment electricity solar energy agriculture health transportation infrastructure principles strengthened foundations peace process engaged since cease-fire gulf since establishment israel tirelessly sought talk peace neighbours aftermath ware forced upon us israel health
ISR 1991 929 929 attaining independence completed apartheid regime south africa nearing end wind democracy blown many african states inspiring progressive evolution many states third world especially africa hunger disease misery still rise growing birth rate led population explosion aggravated shortage essential foodstuffs extensive areas desert reclaimed arable land pasture land hundreds thousands people falling health
ISR 1991 957 957 rise growing birth rate led population explosion aggravated shortage essential foodstuffs extensive areas desert reclaimed arable land pasture land hundreds thousands people falling victim starvation epidemics happening end twentieth century century seen unprecedented scientific technological medical achievements era borderlines east west becoming blurred developed countries must seek bridge huge gaps living health
JAM 1991 1237 1237 shown sustainable economic development requires increasing participation increasing levels skill commitment individual men women society productive process will forthcoming without adequate response social needs education health care decent housing conditions well perception wealth society shared equitable manner jamaica seeking establish conditions strategy nation’s future growth national five-year development plan 1990-1995 states health
JAM 1991 1303 1303 efforts ensure social issues prominent place programmes international cooperation states within united nations illicit production trafficking narcotic drugs psychotropic substances constitutes continued menacing social economic health threat worldwide jamaica welcomes appreciates establishment new united nations drug control programme achieved earlier year development will enable united nations act snore effectively main focus health
JOR 1991 1591 1591 people now enduring consequence war gulf possibility real famine befalling iraqis present situation continues well death large numbers children shortages necessary medicines food mention outbreaks epidemics due shortages means sterilization water purification basic sanitary services reports highness prince sadruddin aga khan executive representative secretary-general humanitarian assistance middle east humanitarian societies active health
KNA 1991 489 489 social justice global preservation individual human rights world must work assiduously building foundations peace erecting bastions war enhancement education eradication poverty reduction unemployment maintenance good health provision affordable housing adapting science technology socio-economic development must dividends flow diverting global financial resources away amassing armaments invested human development challenge face new battle health
KNA 1991 1297 1297 also source great challenge danger also vulnerable narco-terrorists drug traffickers together must continue wage all-out war purveyors death destruction continue need assistance reducing demand education health care rehabilitation must intensify combined efforts area interdiction enforcement time attention international community taken events monumental proportions throughout world feel must endeavour keep development concerns health
KNA 1991 1451 1451 met special heads state government summit children let us commit re-dedicate rise challenge making peace mean development people everywhere let make specially meaningful children provide health educational recreational psychological needs can nobler objective health
LAO 1991 922 922 foreign debt given pronounced deterioration terms trade developing countries can make progress indeed prosper world economy’s dynamism stability restored whole world secure prosperous together rid disease poverty hunger words underdevelopment problem illicit drug trafficking continues pose serious threat international community struggle scourge countries world developed developing cooperated many areas especially integrated health
LCA 1991 474 474 america caribbean will million nightmarish population crisis coupled developmental stagnation created conditions wherein billion people developing world access safe water equal number faces chronic hunger malnutrition per capita food output declining one third developing countries current patterns deforestation overgrazing non-stop cultivation overused lands continue billion people developing world will affected desertification health
LKA 1991 402 402 terrorist problem continue maintain relatively high index development economy growing per cent inflation reduced prices stabilising investments increasing production recognise importance development private sector spheres health care education continue provide services resulted reduction infant maternal mortality rates increased life expectancy improvement literacy years now sri lanka suffered trauma civil strife government health
LKA 1991 412 412 per cent inflation reduced prices stabilising investments increasing production recognise importance development private sector spheres health care education continue provide services resulted reduction infant maternal mortality rates increased life expectancy improvement literacy years now sri lanka suffered trauma civil strife government sri lanka repeatedly affirmed readiness negotiations resolve grievances grievances already health
MAR 1991 340 340 conditions overwhelming majority world’s peoples third world countries continue flounder burden debt problems fact debt-servicing burden prevents meeting basic needs peoples mainly elimination poverty ignorance disease allow either provide employment adequate housing confront natural disasters social ills regard prices primary commodities essential source income developing countries prices throes downward trend aggravates health
MDG 1991 947 947 shall confine today case africa also regions world prime victim collapse primary-commodity prices crushed weight foreign debt suffering major handicaps regard infrastructure haunted spectre famine malnutrition endemic disease struck various natural disasters africa become poorest region world constantly increasing negative growth rate aware situation united nations adopted programme action african economic health
MDG 1991 949 949 today case africa also regions world prime victim collapse primary-commodity prices crushed weight foreign debt suffering major handicaps regard infrastructure haunted spectre famine malnutrition endemic disease struck various natural disasters africa become poorest region world constantly increasing negative growth rate aware situation united nations adopted programme action african economic recovery development health
MLI 1991 1398 1398 using secret banking arrangements shifted great amounts capital abroad capital repatriated help solve financial difficulties can see single party covered criminal practices country children die diarrhoea everyday illnesses school-aged children go school lack money gang crooks diverted billions cfa francs foreign banks transitional committee safety people ctsp government mali firmly resolved health
MLI 1991 1400 1400 banking arrangements shifted great amounts capital abroad capital repatriated help solve financial difficulties can see single party covered criminal practices country children die diarrhoea everyday illnesses school-aged children go school lack money gang crooks diverted billions cfa francs foreign banks transitional committee safety people ctsp government mali firmly resolved bring justice health
MMR 1991 487 487 fashion new international order image charter new order peace freedom justice cooperation rule law rule might prevails order men nations freed crushing scourges want hunger disease ignorance afflicted mankind ages end old era necessarily mean dawn new better one transition one can neither smooth painless can accomplished conscious dynamic pursuit enlightened health
MUS 1991 1532 1532 content fact placed blame problems squarely feet others indeed intentions pronouncements need translated concrete action owe future generations leave behind world free want world free disease world peace liberty social justice economic well-being will basic ingredients life believe within grasp achieve kind world need look start taking bold steps circumstances dictate health
NAM 1991 974 974 africa economic recovery development one half years passed since namibia gained independence first year devoted identifying priority areas development namely agriculture rural development education training health care housing process national reconstruction development upon embarked aimed improving living conditions people long victims apartheid colonialism brutal exploitation recently historic land reform conference held health
NAM 1991 1056 1056 independence namibia inherited social economic disparities majority people still live poverty poverty characterized low incomes widespread unemployment underemployment high levels illiteracy inadequate provision water sanitation health care education poor housing unfortunately available statistics namibia reflect precarious economic situation due extremely high even world standards income levels minority population direct consequence apartheid health
NIC 1991 854 854 commit establishment new model regional security nicaragua believes new model regional security can arise law-abiding state democratic society defined importance meeting basic needs population food health education housing implies eradication poverty culture violence illicit trafficking drugs replacing development economic social justice peace-centred education implies respect dignity human person full observance protection health
NIC 1991 1801 1801 must arrive consensus way update strengthen world organization placing service human race dimensions conclude let us forget although cold war ended still silent war hunger malnutrition extreme poverty illiteracy drug trafficking unemployment midst daily conflict thousands poor people dying unable develop human potential must conquer enemies progress civilisation want commit crime health
NOR 1991 442 442 military budgets astonishing proportions international community likely examine national priorities can justification allocating per cent per cent even higher percentages state budgets military spending education health receive far less future countries lies arming educating healthy population must address issues peace precautionary manner true conflict prevention means vigorously addressing underlying causes human health
NOR 1991 507 507 hope decent future just look appalling gaps opulent wealthy miserable poor appalling hundreds millions people live less dollar day can live situation children die day malnutrition disease must break vicious circle poverty cause effect devastating environmental breakdowns many developing countries threaten vital life-support systems future generations depend must break deadlock poverty health
NOR 1991 508 508 decent future just look appalling gaps opulent wealthy miserable poor appalling hundreds millions people live less dollar day can live situation children die day malnutrition disease must break vicious circle poverty cause effect devastating environmental breakdowns many developing countries threaten vital life-support systems future generations depend must break deadlock poverty causing health
NOR 1991 569 569 problems will multiply population explosion likely double triple numbers per cent increase occurring developing countries debt relief necessary can developing countries make investments needed provide health education basic amenities growing populations today suffocating crushing burdens debt financial flows going poor countries rich creating economic growth developing countries essential concept growth must health
OMN 1991 1025 1025 development special responsibility respect development set example others emulated utilising resources earth without due regard relationship environment development soil erosion scarcity water resources ozone depletion air_pollution extinction certain plant animal species demonstrate ever need efforts find common principles preservation global environment industrial countries disassociate historic responsibilities today environment gulf suffering result health
PAK 1991 1796 1796 peace real today time past many decades many people third world peace distant irrelevant incidence death bullets may declined number victims deprivation continues rise illiteracy disease malnourishment unemployment destitution increase see painful detail day day horror human poverty real peace 1980a described decade lost development corrective action taken may well spawn health
PAK 1991 1797 1797 real today time past many decades many people third world peace distant irrelevant incidence death bullets may declined number victims deprivation continues rise illiteracy disease malnourishment unemployment destitution increase see painful detail day day horror human poverty real peace 1980a described decade lost development corrective action taken may well spawn lost health
PAN 1991 148 148 ill understood certain circles occasion sought emphasize certain national values treasure among love democracy commitment human dignity devotion individual freedoms side coin aversion poverty sectarianism disease defence values struggle scourges republic panama will always prepared contribute honesty determination domestically also member world community year ago looking forward opportunity enjoying era peace health
PAN 1991 467 467 help us tackle problem sufficient must supplemented measures international cooperation panama adopted set measures framework national strategy reduce poverty include projects next five years focusing health education housing employment emphasis programmes mother-and-child nourishment popular housing job creation support non-governmental organizations demonstrably important constitutes mechanism extra-governmental participation without democratic process incomplete shall health
PAN 1991 579 579 round general agreement tariffs trade become bogged vital regional economic groups became many zones protectionism last year suggested decade poverty declared view checking spread poverty disease ignorance around world today recognising efforts united nations noble endeavour insist move forward new era international cooperation extend poor concerned deterioration environment harmful consequences may health
QAT 1991 513 513 tolerance fraternal relations however new world order must avoid negative aspects old order resulted formation competing blocs polarization impeded international action fight poverty hunger ignorance disease many parts world framework new world order must also include international cooperation trade economic development disarmament dealing problem third-world indebtedness preservation environment resolution social problems health
RUS 1991 885 885 bringing promise freedom holds bringing back sense dignity self-esteem faith man’s lofty mission earth freedom’s fault flames ethnic strife suddenly engulfed world like outbreak long-forgotten disease age-old seemingly subdued instincts come alive instincts place new environment accompanied threat economic chaos flaring social contradictions refugees disease europe seemed least vulnerable continents suddenly health
RUS 1991 904 904 suddenly engulfed world like outbreak long-forgotten disease age-old seemingly subdued instincts come alive instincts place new environment accompanied threat economic chaos flaring social contradictions refugees disease europe seemed least vulnerable continents suddenly shown susceptibility virus nationalism division europe overcome without confrontation instability germany peacefully democratically reunited yugoslavia faced crisis now brink health
RWA 1991 2081 2081 especially countries like rwanda faced various structural handicaps exacerbated current economic situation disadvantaged countries world witnessing worsening living conditions peoples unable anything scourges poverty hunger malnutrition ignorance rwanda one seriously affected victims persistent international economic crisis deplores situation appeals international community display greater solidarity effective understanding view overcoming constraints development problems health
SAU 1991 197 197 war heated confrontations era vast human material resources wanted n costly terrifying arms race inflicted great suffering upon considerable portion international community shape poverty hunger disease course negative economic political security effects entire international community especially upon developing countries today witness shaping new international order whose foundations rest upon principles united health
SEN 1991 1706 1706 natural resources importance scope problems linked preservation environment possible solve global planetary scale international solidarity area thus particularly significant given interests clearly interdependent indeed ecological health planet today seriously affected causes well known one hand enormous waste resources consumer societies north desperate struggle survival poor countries south hence problem can solved health
SEN 1991 2010 2010 dignity justice well right nation independence sovereignty conviction intellectual material resources available mankind now devoted exclusively peaceful building future serve overcome everywhere scourges poverty ignorance epidemics natural catastrophes many nations world evolution international situation bring fulfilment aspirations justice peace seemingly irreducible antagonism two super-powers capable destroying planet many times ended making health
SGP 1991 941 941 shortage educated trained manpower together rapid population expansion slows economic growth development developing countries developed countries can help developing ones effective population planning improved primary health care reinforced extended multilateral trading system open global economy facilitate trade investment flows developing countries now greater need ever multilateral institutions multilateral cooperation world 1990s health
SUR 1991 917 917 1980s showed merits defects significant economic social progress made particularly respect improving living conditions however millions people world continue live poverty ignorance endure hunger suffer diseases die early age pressure population growth next years well social side-effects global restructuring will certainly add existing problems developing countries paints gloomy picture today’s increasingly health
SUR 1991 978 978 responsibility challenge combating backwardness alleviating poverty redressing social inequalities tackled global cooperation respect noted fortunately emphasis present focused human development areas like primary education preventive health care housing international cooperation development now reached another phase learned experience respect new approach taken developing countries reflected adoption agreed objectives fourth international development strategy health
SWZ 1991 1081 1081 culture influence us strongly standing still recognise need change simply sake change order adapt changing circumstances benefit majority people priorities action echo developing nation education health employment chief among blessed beautiful land determined keep way fully support united nations initiatives promote greater environmental awareness already government begun process information swazis can health
TCD 1991 124 124 opportunity us look environment world new light new ideals solidarity sense part space convinced mr president helm shall tackle without difficulty different challenges world today disease ignorance poverty delegation happy representative kingdom saudi arabia guardian holy shrines islam like chad member organisation islamic conference presiding session officers full assurance delegation’s complete health
TCD 1991 596 596 two decades war reduction size greatly over-staffed army requires considerable material financial resources convinced assistance partners shall achieve objectives chad victim drought desertification confronted endemic diseases natural disasters floods left many homeless addition production structures disorganized time rout dictator shall therefore fight several fronts regards economy disorganization customs administration events december health
TCD 1991 831 831 centres addition medium-term long-term social problems others even urgent question reintegration refugees exiles displaced persons since december streaming back chad regions lived problem spread cholera epidemic devastation fields dwellings floods caused heavy rains july august negative factors require us seek assistance partners december intend submit paris emergency plan covering particular needs health
TCD 1991 875 875 submit paris emergency plan covering particular needs regard reorganization army resettlement refugees despite difficulties people chad despair know international solidarity manifested combating effects drought cholera epidemic will forthcoming us implacable struggle survival take opportunity thank friendly countries agencies united nations system help giving chad many years now sincere thanks go particularly health
TCD 1991 1551 1551 indeed report united nations development programme human development notes regard countries south half billion human beings living dire poverty million children one three suffering serious malnutrition billion persons access primary health services nearly million children die year diseases vaccines exist approximately billion adults illiterate number children school age attend school excess health
TCD 1991 1556 1556 programme human development notes regard countries south half billion human beings living dire poverty million children one three suffering serious malnutrition billion persons access primary health services nearly million children die year diseases vaccines exist approximately billion adults illiterate number children school age attend school excess million frightful statistics bear witness health
TCD 1991 1563 1563 half billion human beings living dire poverty million children one three suffering serious malnutrition billion persons access primary health services nearly million children die year diseases vaccines exist approximately billion adults illiterate number children school age attend school excess million frightful statistics bear witness needed failure last three united nations development health
TUN 1991 581 581 problems call upon international community take cognisance strictly humanitarian reasons suffering large sectors iraqi people particularly new-born infants elderly adversely affected suffer nourishment lack basic health care humanitarian considerations well sincere desire look beyond painful past make us follow closely question kuwaiti prisoners iraq strongly hope question will solved way ensure health
UGA 1991 1058 1058 africa’s growth development sustained basis united nations international community supportive integration efforts economic problems adopt structural adjustment programmes invariably involve deep cuts expenditures social programmes health education laying workers direct negative impact vulnerable groups turn forced put pressure environment clearly groups need special assistance alleviate plight novel idea know developed countries health
VCT 1991 281 281 nations also commend usual instructive thoughtful report past decade secretary-general presided organization bringing nadir esteem rightful place zenith world government owe debt gratitude wish good health long life retirement can witness continuation outstanding work towards realization lasting world peace built solid foundations respect human rights territorial integrity democracy economic prosperity join health
VEN 1991 1132 1132 summit children convened political will heads state world today happy see members united nations held national conferences devise programmes action aimed rescuing children aggression poverty malnutrition think new world order defined simple balance military power economic force prolonging injustice discrimination prevailed bipolar order passed time come approach seriously issue modernising adapting health
VUT 1991 1539 1539 recommit democratic ideals brought us together search justice equality peace symbolic sense seven new members entered organisation right moment history can important new source energy nutrition garden international democracy conclusion recall moving words mozambican poet written 2c years ago country’s struggle free colonialism although words written different time different place circumstances health
ALB 1992 526 526 people working shape new albanian society turned international political life find remedies impatience context involvement various united nations agencies united nations development programme undp world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef world bank international monetary fund imf already active country valuable contribution democracy albania single particular remarkable contribution imf working health
ARG 1992 149 149 lead reformulation north-south relationship will replace confrontation cooperation perception imply ignoring seriousness regional conflicts particular former yugoslavia tragic situation countries somalia neither war hunger poverty disease eliminated far situations persist evoke horror concern moreover regions still significant disputes though lacking tragic aspects troubles mentioned none less impede consolidation stability case malvinas health
BDI 1992 723 723 engage examination conscience inspired burundis join together tell truth process began establishment national commission made citizens ethnic groups regions religious socio-professional sectors commission’s task diagnose disease division propose appropriate cures seven months arduous work commission submitted report setting forth analysis situation proposals better future however president buyoya pertinently said construction deepening health
BDI 1992 1169 1169 made inventory available lands accommodate given assistance allows meet needs can subsist fruits labour collaboration local administrative authorities receiving help necessary build decent home even health insurance can easily obtain health care children integrated school system among repatriated training receiving help needed secure position work force take opportunity thank countries organizations health
BDI 1992 1174 1174 given assistance allows meet needs can subsist fruits labour collaboration local administrative authorities receiving help necessary build decent home even health insurance can easily obtain health care children integrated school system among repatriated training receiving help needed secure position work force take opportunity thank countries organizations supported us carrying programme also health
BDI 1992 1551 1551 rapidly become void substance following principles government undertaken series programmes action development country development difficult concept define essentially boils satisfying basic needs population drinking water health services schooling children decent homes also food security succeed development enterprise authorities third republic initiated structural adjustment programme support world bank international monetary fund implementation health
BEN 1992 361 361 ecological imbalances northern southern hemispheres sick social injustice extreme poverty dehumanize many peoples referred developing peoples ills aggravated today resurgence nationalism must add new kinds illnesses decimating peoples throughout world therefore essential states regain control contribute individually collectively strengthening international peace security backdrop secretary-general’s report agenda peace submitted pursuant statement agreed health
BEN 1992 1794 1794 children part follow-up world summit children june benin celebrated day african child although country already scored successes celebrations day enabled us place even emphasis improving health mothers children expanded vaccination programme struggle combat malnutrition widespread diseases children provision drinking water rural areas gradual reduction illiteracy securing access education children africa aspires health
BEN 1992 1802 1802 celebrated day african child although country already scored successes celebrations day enabled us place even emphasis improving health mothers children expanded vaccination programme struggle combat malnutrition widespread diseases children provision drinking water rural areas gradual reduction illiteracy securing access education children africa aspires development whole person end must sure involve women health
BEN 1992 1804 1804 african child although country already scored successes celebrations day enabled us place even emphasis improving health mothers children expanded vaccination programme struggle combat malnutrition widespread diseases children provision drinking water rural areas gradual reduction illiteracy securing access education children africa aspires development whole person end must sure involve women children majority health
BEN 1992 2193 2193 rights already participating actively preparations high-level conference necessary promote social development promote protect defend human rights hungry human rights can mean little nothing done improve health care education eliminate hunger wretchedness improve housing quality life short achieve greater well-being country welcomes decision convene world summit social development will enshrine human dimension health
BFA 1992 1104 1104 subject protagonist man already said one human rights rights inherent man partial piecemeal vision human rights doom mankind exploitation abandonment right development food housing primary health care education part human rights support aspect without recognizing accepting basic nature rights individual clearly imperfect approach defining solving problem likewise stressing rights individual confining health
BGD 1992 501 501 cultural rivalries unleashed bigotry extremism violence time years patient pressure racism racial discrimination isolated apartheid dismantled generated powerful centrifugal forces threaten established boundaries time poverty disease famine repression joined together produce massive movement people within beyond national borders million refugees million displaced persons worldwide combined create new dimension insecurity must addressed health
BGD 1992 1393 1393 socio-economic progress flower equally without improved standards living vision future can sustain hope democracy will wither human rights become meaningless face dire constraints poverty hunger disease illiteracy right can take precedence amelioration condition bangladesh fully reaffirms basic human rights fundamental freedoms universal validity believe human rights culture embracing freedoms must evolve health
BHS 1992 590 590 understand bahamas position matter almost three decades bahamas subjected serious problem illegal haitian immigration presence large numbers illegal immigrants bahamas created unexpected demands country’s economic health welfare agencies situation continue bahamas longer afford penalized situation simply geographical position bahamas supports efforts organization american states oas negotiate settlement situation haiti fully appreciative health
BLZ 1992 1303 1303 end cold war can breathe easier now threat nuclear holocaust reduced none us died result cold war years millions died poverty hundreds millions suffered hunger malnutrition lack education poor housing indignity unemployment tragedy system continues take toll now cold war ended entitled expect something triumphalist declarations fact unforgivable military budgets remain health
BLZ 1992 1338 1338 take toll now cold war ended entitled expect something triumphalist declarations fact unforgivable military budgets remain largely disproportionate rational security need children dying hunger preventable disease next five years governments hemisphere alone reduce military budgets level per cent figures minimum billion available end period war poverty let us forget poverty misery health
BOL 1992 709 709 redress situation necessary share technological power democratically one appropriate way might well declare common heritage mankind basic technologies indispensable satisfy adequately equally basic rights mankind health nutrition education housing venture reiterate initiative assembly explicit proposal bolivia international community seek participatory creative markedly personal machinery become main thrust work social summit now health
BOL 1992 710 710 situation necessary share technological power democratically one appropriate way might well declare common heritage mankind basic technologies indispensable satisfy adequately equally basic rights mankind health nutrition education housing venture reiterate initiative assembly explicit proposal bolivia international community seek participatory creative markedly personal machinery become main thrust work social summit now convene health
BOL 1992 849 849 gordian knot wish crossroads human rights indeed although may appear arbitrary simplification better-informed citizen eats better citizen well-informed greater opportunities among things obtain access better health education problem becomes acute mentioned earlier information today become phenomenon increasingly dependent advanced technology consequently exercise right conferred aforementioned article declaration really depends citizen’s greater health
BOL 1992 1191 1191 income grown systematically administration brought us time happiness harmony first time country’s contemporary history bolivians coming back leaving money flowing flowing bolivia never much invested health education basic sanitation simply never much access today concessional resources coming bolivia thanks international community’s confidence responsible way country governed building optimistic bolivia bolivia future health
BRA 1992 1607 1607 conference set new paradigm new social contract basis fundamental concept sustainable development established primary concern need ensure rational balance legitimate development goals one side preservation health planet well-being future generations sustainable development contemporary expression progress basis new international environment development order welcoming heads state government honoured us presence president fernando collor health
BTN 1992 736 736 four decades will challenging humanity ever faced will determine long-term survival planet just common stake environment social well futures also tied terms overall global economic health slow recovery north long protracted recession affected countries similarly economic strength developing countries clearly affects economic opportunities north long established target per cent gross national health
BTN 1992 1012 1012 australia various agencies bodies united nations particular united nations development programme united nations children’s fund international fund agricultural development united nations capital development fund world health organization world food programme food agriculture organization united nations united nations volunteers united nations population fund united nations department technical cooperation development united nations educational health
BWA 1992 1145 1145 summit social development fervent hope consensus decision will reached matter critical importance world whole summit afford international community opportunity address integrated manner problems poverty illiteracy disease unemployment poor living conditions economic situation africa still bleak africa continues experience crushing debt burden falling commodity prices painful structural adjustment programmes economies many african health
CAN 1992 849 849 weakness within nation-states inability make responsible choices management public policy good governance important ensures provision government programmes distribution government resources adequate attention paid social justice health education also promotes equitable economic opportunity development free market system ultimately means defeat poverty ensure arms purchases spending military excessive canada’s assistance developing countries increasingly health
CMR 1992 1105 1105 events somalia liberia mozambique western sahara regions world still torn conflicts unfortunately international peace security environment development major challenges day acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pandemic drugs terrorism scourges call ever greater mobilization shall continue support measures decreed international community counteract action taken area must pursued strengthened repeat support initiatives convene health
COG 1992 160 160 initiatives realm cooperation development realm peace-keeping operations restoration peace new ideas emerging chances success risks posed human rights democracy challenges growing poverty third-world debt aids pandemic drugs ethnic religious hatreds ecological disasters approach end century result world population explosion stated meeting held security council january first ever held level heads state health
COG 1992 549 549 area development rural environment aim improve living conditions poorest sectors population giving means gain access decent housing emphasis local building materials water supply sanitation family health education infants income-generating activities course year exercise universal suffrage congolese people successive free fair elections performed duties active citizens supervision international observers government expresses profound health
COG 1992 1365 1365 although must unite efforts overcome war true peoples experiencing turmoils war necessarily living peace glance map world proves reverse true africa example suffering drought famine disease appalling picture calls action community nations clear along questions maintenance peace drug abuse environment humanitarian assistance africa one five priorities united nations 1990s paradoxically however health
COG 1992 1435 1435 requires attention problems drug abuse present another painful devastating picture peoples continents europe america asia can successfully tackle challenges others acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pandemic example without cooperation solidarity states one undeniable fact aspiration democracy now universal heightened awareness regarded tremendous advance will promote peace security world developing countries thinking health
COL 1992 936 936 today started see change attitude two years ago drug trafficking growing control today one end western hemisphere achieved unprecedented levels drug interdiction two years ago epidemic drug use looked uncontainable today certain demand drugs can controlled necessary economic resources made available two years ago one recognized close ties poverty absence economic health
CRI 1992 1098 1098 democracy alone regrettably panacea social problems countries true possible live democracy even poverty countries just started experience democracy democracy will sink roots deep accompanied improvements nutrition housing public health possible approach subjects discussed including international cooperation one point view alone present international situation especially promising opportunity nations regardless resources work coordinated health
CRI 1992 1101 1101 panacea social problems countries true possible live democracy even poverty countries just started experience democracy democracy will sink roots deep accompanied improvements nutrition housing public health possible approach subjects discussed including international cooperation one point view alone present international situation especially promising opportunity nations regardless resources work coordinated manner combat common health
CUB 1992 467 467 changes occurred countries north meaning majority inhabitants planet changes make sense necessary undertake decisive effective action hunger poverty affect hundreds millions people third world infant malnutrition incurable diseases daily taking lives thousands children ongoing silent war choose ignore economic crisis external debt third world risen figure trillion unequal exchange increased hunger health
CUB 1992 469 469 countries north meaning majority inhabitants planet changes make sense necessary undertake decisive effective action hunger poverty affect hundreds millions people third world infant malnutrition incurable diseases daily taking lives thousands children ongoing silent war choose ignore economic crisis external debt third world risen figure trillion unequal exchange increased hunger poverty never health
CUB 1992 1110 1110 mankind least somewhere capitalism predominant system world centuries come full development wealthy countries years capitalism rich developed powerful country united states population whole still lacks health system millions calling employment housing education protection old age suffering consequences drug addiction violence social evils tens millions victims worst expressions racism racial discrimination powerful health
CUB 1992 1624 1624 fight wants achieve people whose social relations governed equity solidarity can confront overcome adversity society cuba disastrous conditions occurred without leading closure single school neglect health single child elderly man woman abandonment single citizen can said rabid enemies hypocritical critics greater proof strength social system implacable resolve unity cuban people defence health
DJI 1992 317 317 dependence poverty instability proliferation political parties pluralistic system invariably leads parties based ethnicity clearly must alternative framework democracies suffering dire economic conditions chronic problems debt disease hunger poverty speaker namibia’s national assembly described situation forthrightly learned acquired constitution achieved goal political independence freedom will find eat votes ballot box africa many health
DOM 1992 575 575 onslaught tragic fratricidal war taking heavy toll human lives particularly women children subjected constant air attacks shellings deprived food medicine need order subsist treat wounds illnesses support measures adopted united nations regard former yugoslavia measures urge parties respect human rights forcefully condemn loathsome practice ethnic cleansing source satisfaction delegation see communication health
ESP 1992 1608 1608 astounding growth demands serious analysis part international community well careful study consequences generates migratory flows problems large urban concentrations enormous demands creates areas food housing health care education issues studied depth conference population development held cairo surprising social problems gaining importance present time many economies undergoing tough processes adjustment others going health
ETH 1992 923 923 conference disarmament view current trends towards democracy respect human rights need disarmament negotiations include conventional weapons emphasized peace dividend disarmament efforts channelled fighting problems poverty disease backwardness developing countries goes without saying opportunities created past years secure just stable international order bear fruit unless parallel effort deployed increased vigour bring positive health
GAB 1992 161 161 solidarity even effective settling conflicts regrettably witness elsewhere opening session situation somalia particularly disquieting can remain unmoved daily see television screens faces bearing imprint war disease hunger can remain indifferent pain tragedy millions women children whose aspiration live peace environment seek better development indeed scandalous day age war use force still health
GEO 1992 1491 1491 system accumulating colossal sums needed acquire weapons suborn soldiers taking part hostilities passing materiel irregulars quiet national security forces law-enforcement agencies young independent states overwhelmed epidemic out-of-control arms races need international rapid deployment forces sort interpol blue helmets independent disarmament monitoring agency introduction regional arms registers fourth suggestion united nations rapid health
GHA 1992 366 366 grim reality world wiped away end cold war hear anguished cries children will die today largely preventable intestinal disorders million children will die year vaccine-preventable illnesses million million people will die year diseases united nations children’s fund unicef says almost certainly prevented development new vaccines four million people will die end health
GHA 1992 373 373 war hear anguished cries children will die today largely preventable intestinal disorders million children will die year vaccine-preventable illnesses million million people will die year diseases united nations children’s fund unicef says almost certainly prevented development new vaccines four million people will die end year pleas nations help cure diarrhea ailments health
GHA 1992 582 582 continue undertake remains disappointing debt relief rescheduling proved little real benefit african countries continue part billion year debt servicing alone expenditure several times higher expenditure health education put together prospects dehydrating financial outflow contained increased aid infusion proved illusory annual report development cooperation organization economic cooperation development oecd confirmed though indirectly health
GHA 1992 1931 1931 diplomacy also even significantly directed eliminating factors contribute conflicts context international peace security focus establishment just world order everyone access good drinking water food shelter health education first significant steps taken within organization united nations pre-eminent position general assembly work organization asserted reconfirmed charter provisions notably articles must given full meaning health
GMB 1992 1430 1430 assembly resolution proclaimed international year world’s indigenous people proclamation will strengthen international cooperation seeking solutions problems confronting indigenous communities areas human rights environment development education health regard first step towards mobilizing greater international support assistance self-development indigenous peoples communities united nations particularly well placed focus attention major issues concern humankind special health
GMB 1992 1549 1549 can make conference significant step process towards achieving goals world summit another major issue global concern today question aids hiv infections last years grown global pandemic effective cure yet estimated end century million people will affected virus million children will become orphans indeed gloomy prediction situation therefore calls greater sustained efforts health
GMB 1992 1577 1577 yet estimated end century million people will affected virus million children will become orphans indeed gloomy prediction situation therefore calls greater sustained efforts combating aids pandemic calls collective global responsibility based learning sharing giving assistance delegation realizes united nations will increasingly called upon undertake many responsibilities world rapidly changing succeed handling health
GNB 1992 2058 2058 faced support effective assistance provided colossal sums money freed complete total disarmament point like commend united nations system funding bodies international organizations governmental non-governmental world health organization efforts support thus far helping us face scourges ravage continent spite uncertainties hanging global economy international relations general risk marginalization african continent unthinkable peoples health
GNQ 1992 751 751 social domain equally vital area human rights economic financial restrictions caused unbalanced international economic order prevent enough schools training centres make us unable guarantee provision health services meeting needs inhabitants nevertheless effort government within limitations modest means combined assistance received friendly countries international organizations becoming increasingly evident improvements sectors equatorial guinea health
GNQ 1992 859 859 human rights national commission support children equatorial guinea national commission protection environment name united nations educational scientific cultural organization food agriculture organization united nations world health organization united nations children’s fund world food programme united nations population fund others directly indirectly provide effective disinterested assistance country mentioning however briefly question human health
GRD 1992 202 202 right serious responses aimed eradicating conditions poverty deprivation widespread modern world process must activated urgent aim ensuring economic progress buttressed social equity freedom want good health education enjoyment basic human rights concerns will doubt addressed proposed world summit social development government pleased support fail develop strategies programmes address problems impending conditions health
GTM 1992 249 249 earmarked finance sterile cruel confrontation attention various sectors society distracted genuine questions development obfuscated ideological polemic whose outcome violence stagnation problems hunger education social well-being health poverty among left unattended unsolved throughout irretrievably lost decades whole central american region found similar situation much became focus international attention result internal armed clashes health
GTM 1992 780 780 confrontations time dividends world peace channelled investment social well-being peoples nuclear disarmament major goal also used generate surplus finance programmes resolve serious world problems hunger disease illiteracy poverty new climate confidence among nations new patterns global security based absence immediate military threats real efforts resolve central problems mankind ever historic opportunity health
HTI 1992 395 395 society law justice must oxygen economy can bring civilization peace unless human economic growth world level world unfortunately every year almost million children die vaccine-preventable illnesses one three children suffers serious malnutrition much suffering must suffering opulence necessarily daggers drawn south accounts per cent world’s population per cent world’s earnings latin health
HTI 1992 401 401 can bring civilization peace unless human economic growth world level world unfortunately every year almost million children die vaccine-preventable illnesses one three children suffers serious malnutrition much suffering must suffering opulence necessarily daggers drawn south accounts per cent world’s population per cent world’s earnings latin america per cent landowners control per health
IDN 1992 811 811 unemployment abject poverty massive cross-border migrations severe environmental degradation also endanger peace hope attain comprehensive security stable peace without making substantive progress war poverty underdevelopment disease social injustice deeply concern us world economy mired sluggish uneven growth exceptions developing countries experiencing stagnation vastly inadequate growth rates vulnerable ones slumping sharp decline health
IDN 1992 1395 1395 full equal integration women development process always goal non-aligned movement consequently shall fully cooperate ensuring success world conference women believe children raised standard living adequate health well-being shall work achieve goal matter moral imperative commit full effective implementation declaration plan action world summit children jakarta non-aligned countries enunciated unequivocal stand human health
IRL 1992 792 792 states coping new demands problems emerged relation logistics equipment personnel finance want say brief word financing united nations struck secretary-general’s clear urgent warning poor financial health organization moment united nations begun assume effective role interests peace looked suffering people everywhere provide protection aid work hampered financial uncertainty let put simply organization health
IRQ 1992 1451 1451 iraq country can without donations given country cover well-known intentions indeed iraq can participate effectively providing humanitarian assistance countries regions world assistance needed regains economic health providing assistance blockade instances numerous indeed asia africa latin america many representatives listening statement know quite well fact circumstances used pretext imposing blockade iraq longer health
ISL 1992 529 529 looks forward follow-up geneva tragic circumstances former yugoslavia must however allowed divert attention deplorable situation currently prevails war-torn famine-stricken somalia quarter somali children already died malnutrition disease year million similarly risk coming months effective international coordination relief efforts including improved coordination relevant united nations bodies key improvement situation moreover must draw health
ISL 1992 530 530 forward follow-up geneva tragic circumstances former yugoslavia must however allowed divert attention deplorable situation currently prevails war-torn famine-stricken somalia quarter somali children already died malnutrition disease year million similarly risk coming months effective international coordination relief efforts including improved coordination relevant united nations bodies key improvement situation moreover must draw proper health
ITA 1992 440 440 four airmen died incident three french soldiers belonging united nations protection force killed many lives lost miserable winter lies ahead people will suffer hunger cold disease now dangerous provide humanitarian assistance threatened sanctions entirely watertight can international community institutions permit ongoing tragedy persist spite solemn promises pledges made high-level peace conferences health
ITA 1992 754 754 problems acute form ideological confrontation ended downfall largest ideological system history communist system now ideology collapsed problems remained individual nations world whole names problems hunger disease environmental degradation political instability indeed irreversible defeat mankind world affluence production consumption generation confuse downfall ideologies collapse values forget every national society particularly relations industrialized health
ITA 1992 810 810 solidarity interdependence need translated political action example need provided problem somalia country tragically illustrates total detachment lack concern shown affluent societies towards countries plagued poverty disease fate country also exemplifies harm caused people prolonged power struggles never resolved country divided half capital mogadishu also divided like population centres lacks essential services health
ITA 1992 838 838 also exemplifies harm caused people prolonged power struggles never resolved country divided half capital mogadishu also divided like population centres lacks essential services people suffering malnutrition health jeopardy armed youths older defending territory violent means attend school unable must gratefully acknowledge initiative taken united nations secretary-general sending special representative ambassador sahnoun health
ITA 1992 839 839 exemplifies harm caused people prolonged power struggles never resolved country divided half capital mogadishu also divided like population centres lacks essential services people suffering malnutrition health jeopardy armed youths older defending territory violent means attend school unable must gratefully acknowledge initiative taken united nations secretary-general sending special representative ambassador sahnoun outstanding health
JAM 1992 1314 1314 focus secure peace rests foundations meaningful development sustained economic growth must approach dialog sober recognition fact part world can long remain immune events part famine disease ecological degradation desperate migration people search survival inhumanity poverty indefinitely ignored creature planet earth meaningful development must social dimension must sustainable respect former welcome proposal health
JOR 1992 1548 1548 will take form positive constructive dialogue benefit mankind developing south needs countries north industrialized north maintain prosperity stability without independent developed south free hunger poverty disease relieved heavy burden debt planet live threats ecological disruption facing enjoy security safety without cooperation north south cooperation interest humanity define new role united nations health
JOR 1992 1648 1648 become quite clear common effort development essential move world gradually forward freedom democracy really gain acceptance really want respect human dignity eradicate underdevelopment concomitant social health evils assumed terrifying proportions frequency environment common heritage mankind thus country believes preservation common responsibility also feel developed countries accordance commitments took upon rio de health
KAZ 1992 1383 1383 drying zone ecological catastrophe demands large-scale international emergency assistance desertification basin accompanied dissemination million tons salty dust causing drastic deterioration environment increasing negative effects economy health vast region population million inhabitants today means tragedy tens thousands people tomorrow without emergency intervention united nations mean tragedy millions kazakhstan grateful decision leadership united health
KNA 1992 149 149 positive steps reduction nuclear arms taking place world waited anticipation reap benefits all-embracing peace dividend address said enhancement education eradication poverty reduction unemployment maintenance good health provision affordable housing adapting science technology socio-economic development must dividends flow diverting global financial resources away amassing armaments invested human development challenge face new battle health
KNA 1992 233 233 detention camp atrocities indiscriminate killings starvation torture seem like reincarnation less civilized times difficult accept part twentieth century hand scenes human degradation suffering death starvation disease emanating somalia appear last jolted conscience international community stimulated humanitarian response crisis theatres civil strife relief efforts disrupted seemingly untouched human suffering relief convoys come health
KNA 1992 794 794 also support training programmes school deaf private sector support institutions people must given tools education basic infrastructure appropriate technology transfer life-quality-enhancing support affordable housing good health care facilities recreation instead massive mobilization financial resources developing countries however faced reductions concessional financing across-the-board cuts aid will hit poorest smallest countries hardest undermine health
KNA 1992 1313 1313 programmes involving education information accessible services maintain commitment children provision improved educational facilities appropriate curricula variety training opportunities recreational facilities improved housing strong programme primary health care maintain standard per cent immunization common communicable diseases importance marine environment health welfare total development caribbean people overemphasized consequently reports impending shipment large quantity health
KNA 1992 1322 1322 provision improved educational facilities appropriate curricula variety training opportunities recreational facilities improved housing strong programme primary health care maintain standard per cent immunization common communicable diseases importance marine environment health welfare total development caribbean people overemphasized consequently reports impending shipment large quantity plutonium caribbean sea later month matter gravest concern us health
KNA 1992 1326 1326 appropriate curricula variety training opportunities recreational facilities improved housing strong programme primary health care maintain standard per cent immunization common communicable diseases importance marine environment health welfare total development caribbean people overemphasized consequently reports impending shipment large quantity plutonium caribbean sea later month matter gravest concern us saint kitts nevis matter health
KOR 1992 609 609 environment emancipation yoke poverty underdevelopment urgent issue must resolve lasting peace prosperity mankind can speak peace prosperity successfully eliminate fundamental threats human life poverty hunger disease underdevelopment starved wretched justice sounds hollow sick disaffected peace meaningless just ardent aspirations freedom prosperity ended cold war must now combine efforts eradicate poverty underdevelopment health
KWT 1992 1403 1403 security political breakthroughs made united nations will add growing record achievements accomplishments will remain fragile unless followed efforts promote social stability economic development particular emphasis health social services combating ills epidemic proportions especially drug abuse moreover united nations explore new avenues ease foreign debt burden developing countries try bridge gap wealthy health
KWT 1992 1408 1408 nations will add growing record achievements accomplishments will remain fragile unless followed efforts promote social stability economic development particular emphasis health social services combating ills epidemic proportions especially drug abuse moreover united nations explore new avenues ease foreign debt burden developing countries try bridge gap wealthy poor nations means earnest constructive health
LBY 1992 1146 1146 great deal human material harm loss suffering libyan people country already detailed losses damages official circulating documents security council embargo affected numerous sectors especially fields health social services one example fact delay arrival medical supplies instruments led deaths large number children pregnant women died labour also impossible send abroad medical cases health
LBY 1992 1178 1178 arrival medical supplies instruments led deaths large number children pregnant women died labour also impossible send abroad medical cases can treated locally including cases heart disease kidney transplants bone-marrow transplants neurosurgery burns one hundred fifty gravely ill patients treated locally died transported overland airports tunisia egypt addition overuse land routes jamahiriya health
LBY 1992 1276 1276 industrial activities due shortage means production spare parts mention agriculture losses animal agricultural production example estimated result non-arrival medicines sera necessary protecting livestock sector animal epidemics communicable diseases prompted security council impose sanctions small peaceful population limited resources threatened one bear political legal moral responsibility deaths women children aged handicapped sick health
LBY 1992 1278 1278 due shortage means production spare parts mention agriculture losses animal agricultural production example estimated result non-arrival medicines sera necessary protecting livestock sector animal epidemics communicable diseases prompted security council impose sanctions small peaceful population limited resources threatened one bear political legal moral responsibility deaths women children aged handicapped sick also bear health
LBY 1992 1312 1312 limited resources threatened one bear political legal moral responsibility deaths women children aged handicapped sick also bear responsibility decline standard living slow pace development spread epidemics imprisonment entire people inside borders doubt relates directly human rights history will bear witness perpetrated name security council small peaceful population thus country like rostrum health
MDG 1992 896 896 asia latin america caribbean economically fragile poorly integrated dislocated marginalized societies barely survive side side pockets prosperity want make special reference continent africa poverty attendant disease natural disasters social conflicts devastating degrading effects can ignore fact end century although expect million fewer impoverished people world whole will million africa sometimes criticized health
MEX 1992 152 152 people continuing die fratricidal wars former yugoslavia parts world africa life whole populations threatened hunger life half world’s population dominated unemployment impossibility attaining decent levels health education food housing decisive progress economic social human development root-and-branch rectification structural imbalances international society necessary conditions genuine lasting peace one fifth world’s population billion health
MHL 1992 186 186 united states government conduct extensive widely publicized programme testing atomic nuclear weapons even though testing programme discontinued late 1950s government people still coming terms effects health way life many good reasons applaud end cold war breakdown two contending camps left world can longer conveniently apply simple classification nations eastern bloc western health
MLI 1992 573 573 somalia addition drought escalation violence tenacious rivalries factions confronting one another desperately apparently without real justification subjected somali population terrible suffering food shortages endemic famine malnutrition refugees flowing neighbouring countries situations requiring intensive humanitarian intervention united nations support praiseworthy efforts organization african unity many others good will south africa delicate process health
MRT 1992 415 415 poverty increasing spreading unless something done combat situation will become impossible build world stability reigns can talk new world order nothing concrete done eliminate hunger disease ignorance declared resolutions first summit member states security council peace prosperity complementary lasting stability can achieved without real international cooperation eliminate poverty achieve better life health
MRT 1992 516 516 conducive promotion development reorganization united nations secretariat will opportunity take account interests majority inhabitants planet face challenge development bear burden attendant fierce struggle backwardness ignorance disease context special attention paid africa africa continent exerts strenuous efforts facing ravages natural disasters time coping adverse frustrating international conditions stifle growth foreign debt now health
MWI 1992 1017 1017 looking food running away civil strife even cash crops earn malawi scarce foreign exchange afford local malawians source income live decently also adversely affected drought disease malnutrition increase severe adverse effects socio-economic development country encouraged many nations international organizations come forward assist malawi done respect countries region however spite generosity situation health
MWI 1992 1018 1018 food running away civil strife even cash crops earn malawi scarce foreign exchange afford local malawians source income live decently also adversely affected drought disease malnutrition increase severe adverse effects socio-economic development country encouraged many nations international organizations come forward assist malawi done respect countries region however spite generosity situation malawi health
MWI 1992 1074 1074 medicines water supplies still exist example per cent food aid needs yet met also experiencing serious problems meeting costs internal transportation storage fumigation water supply health nutrition therefore renew appeal urgent assistance avert worsening situation recent months serious guestions raised malawi’s human rights record result number partners development withheld reduced support health
MWI 1992 1075 1075 water supplies still exist example per cent food aid needs yet met also experiencing serious problems meeting costs internal transportation storage fumigation water supply health nutrition therefore renew appeal urgent assistance avert worsening situation recent months serious guestions raised malawi’s human rights record result number partners development withheld reduced support country’s health
NGA 1992 970 970 economic social fields materialize must strengthen international cooperation tackling economic social challenges facing world delegation looks forward crystallization cooperation must therefore resolve eradicate poverty ignorance disease promote protect human rights facets prevent degradation environment eliminate war instrument state policy promote virile efficient democratic united nations health
NIC 1992 191 191 account economic commercial realities latin american countries alarming number people still suffering tragic consequences armed conflict poverty continues stifle hopes better future millions children access health care education millions women constitute majority world’s population remain oppressed organization can become important mechanism promoting economic social development implementing primary strategies worked agreed upon health
NOR 1992 821 821 policy reforms mobilize people educate diversify economies development likely accelerate without good governance democracy respect human rights reduced military spending improved redistribution systems increased emphasis health education alleviating world poverty necessary reduce rapid population increase many parts world present rates world population doubling every years reach somewhere billion billion middle next health
NOR 1992 873 873 keeping low end scale will make difference life earth humanity must deal population growth integrated human rights approach including education enhancement status women improved public health family planning confronted great challenges find sad paradox development aid flows continue stagnate remain less half united nations target per cent gross domestic product gdp health
NPL 1992 457 457 development policies directed towards creating basic infrastructure development human resources development priority us consider extremely important improve living conditions people raise level literacy improve basic health nutrition reduce rate infant mortality committed goals believe human state ultimate right development fully share view goals can attained society committed inalienable right people elect health
NPL 1992 458 458 policies directed towards creating basic infrastructure development human resources development priority us consider extremely important improve living conditions people raise level literacy improve basic health nutrition reduce rate infant mortality committed goals believe human state ultimate right development fully share view goals can attained society committed inalienable right people elect leaders health
NPL 1992 462 462 basic infrastructure development human resources development priority us consider extremely important improve living conditions people raise level literacy improve basic health nutrition reduce rate infant mortality committed goals believe human state ultimate right development fully share view goals can attained society committed inalienable right people elect leaders free honest exercise will health
NPL 1992 723 723 session general assembly speaking international cooperation economic social fields appreciate ongoing efforts enable economic social council play role envisioned charter political justice will mean little health happiness people especially developing countries ignored indeed global economic social development alone can constitute lasting foundation international peace security welcome serious out-of-the-ordinary approach session council health
NZL 1992 280 280 war growing frightening tendency exposed settle ancient differences use force agenda peace also reminds us critical issues threaten security member states also future planet poverty disease malnutrition crippling levels debt negligible economic growth scourges can unleash despair anger will destabilize political social institutions environmental degradation threaten immediate surroundings livelihoods problems depletion health
NZL 1992 281 281 growing frightening tendency exposed settle ancient differences use force agenda peace also reminds us critical issues threaten security member states also future planet poverty disease malnutrition crippling levels debt negligible economic growth scourges can unleash despair anger will destabilize political social institutions environmental degradation threaten immediate surroundings livelihoods problems depletion ozone health
PAN 1992 979 979 incentives might exist vile trade country however whether producer countries countries used transit consumer countries problem affects us necessary reaffirm determination fight curb activities damage health citizens also promote violence terrorism also deserve vigorous condemnation therefore take opportunity tell world panamanians leaders people determined allies fighting drug trafficking crimes resulting make health
PHL 1992 839 839 society untrammelled population growth many regions profligate use earth’s resources pollution land water air severely damaged earth’s life-sustaining ecology many places threatening livelihoods farmers fishermen health everyone therefore keen sense hope high expectations philippines participated united nations conference environment development rio de janeiro last june conference collective will international community marshalled health
PNG 1992 1375 1375 urge ended good look government united states america honour president bush’s promise limit use johnston atoll disposing weapons never directed us active now threaten safety health economic welfare seek assurances pacific ocean will used transport plutonium hazardous nuclear chemical biological materials might pollute seas rely promises every precaution will taken simply health
PRK 1992 1256 1256 economic issue one important problems establishing new international order present endeavour eliminate ever-widening gap developed developing countries people many developing countries enduring great suffering famine disease anyone feels responsibility survival future mankind turn away tragedies occurring world urgent common task mankind present spare peoples developing countries calamities famine disease developed countries health
PRK 1992 1279 1279 suffering famine disease anyone feels responsibility survival future mankind turn away tragedies occurring world urgent common task mankind present spare peoples developing countries calamities famine disease developed countries feel due responsibility economic poverty developing countries refrain hindering economic development developing countries regard government republic holds dialogue developed developing countries resumed earliest health
PRK 1992 1336 1336 relations restructured constructive measures taken establishment new equitable international economic order along developing countries take practical measures achieve south-south cooperation starting spheres food agriculture public health will indispensable eradicating famine disease united nations also continue concentrate peaceful solution regional disputes elimination kinds interference internal affairs unjust pressure today confrontational structure super-powers health
PRK 1992 1341 1341 establishment new equitable international economic order along developing countries take practical measures achieve south-south cooperation starting spheres food agriculture public health will indispensable eradicating famine disease united nations also continue concentrate peaceful solution regional disputes elimination kinds interference internal affairs unjust pressure today confrontational structure super-powers collapsed new many-sided international relations health
PRY 1992 256 256 existence mankind disappeared common sense moral values prevailed today cases armed confrontation world never perhaps history mankind enjoyed much peace now history come end hunger disease lack education intolerance prejudice continue affect parts world love liberty love democracy must find solution problems state politics can endure people minimum need life dignity health
QAT 1992 250 250 speedy reduction magnitude arms race however case experts estimated per cent aggregate government budgets world still spent armaments military preparedness much higher percentage expenditure education health care burden military expenditure weighs heavily developing countries industrialized countries discrepancy two groups countries area disposable resources look carefully new developments nuclear armaments find situation health
QAT 1992 837 837 principles justice equality cooperation brotherhood new world order inherit negative attributes old order led creation blocs conflicts polarization attendant evils underdevelopment poverty backwardness hunger ignorance disease concept new world order wide enough embrace international cooperation unshackled trade address problems economic development side side issues disarmament indebtedness environmental protection social problems new health
ROU 1992 217 217 perestroika must keep forging forward paradoxically still searching gradualism moreover sign someone ideal fool-proof blueprint changes striving thank god seems romania already left behind childhood diseases considering saying sooner better goes measles might prove long run among lucky ones post-communist europe cite just one example recall past year allegations concerning so-called health
ROU 1992 223 223 still searching gradualism moreover sign someone ideal fool-proof blueprint changes striving thank god seems romania already left behind childhood diseases considering saying sooner better goes measles might prove long run among lucky ones post-communist europe cite just one example recall past year allegations concerning so-called romanian anti-semitism frequently voiced now become health
ROU 1992 1484 1484 framework framework human rights framework offers best viable answers concerns connected guaranteeing respecting legitimate rights persons belonging national minorities protection ethnic cultural linguistic religious identity health world community vitally depends health planet rio conference proved mankind ready forge new partnership promoting sustainable development key concept safeguarding human civilization romania ready put health
ROU 1992 1489 1489 offers best viable answers concerns connected guaranteeing respecting legitimate rights persons belonging national minorities protection ethnic cultural linguistic religious identity health world community vitally depends health planet rio conference proved mankind ready forge new partnership promoting sustainable development key concept safeguarding human civilization romania ready put shoulder wheel view alleviating soon health
ROU 1992 1518 1518 proved mankind ready forge new partnership promoting sustainable development key concept safeguarding human civilization romania ready put shoulder wheel view alleviating soon possible actual threats health planet wealth world community seeing audience representatives great family nations realize immense potential good will determination can offer genuine universality world organization happy welcome new health
SDN 1992 192 192 muscle detente yet address closing wide gap north south yet reform international economic commercial relations yet address issues overriding concern south debt burden poverty illiteracy disease top states developing world subjected now practices so-called new international legality means inter alia interference intervention internal affairs states pursuance policies diktat deprive right making health
SDN 1992 712 712 call causes instability problems security peace directly organically linked maintenance rights individuals peoples alike therefore conviction human rights linked right individuals peoples dignity physical mental health freedom make decisions without diktat right access fruits scientific advancement namely progress technology right free poverty disease hunger right education well material psychological stability however health
SDN 1992 729 729 rights linked right individuals peoples dignity physical mental health freedom make decisions without diktat right access fruits scientific advancement namely progress technology right free poverty disease hunger right education well material psychological stability however notice principles human rights just like many ideals exploited misused pretext interference intervention internal affairs smaller states health
SEN 1992 337 337 millions men women several regions even worse time over-abundance one thinks milk grain surpluses people continue die hunger strict minimum need similarly people still dying diseases medical progress now made possible cure moreover recovery plans adjustment programmes economies many countries lost structure become anaemic governments find virtually powerless case africa regard health
SEN 1992 709 709 precariousness african environment illustrated devastating drought hit southern part continent wreaked sahel damage aware must also add lightning spread acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids along diseases disappeared elsewhere number hotbeds tension already exist mention may yet arise respect south africa first comes mind none less one thought months ago present session health
SEN 1992 1907 1907 engagement new dialogue developed developing countries say new dialogue imbued spirit partnership agreement joint responsibility facing common challenges challenges involved economic trade problems well environment health general assembly ask secretary-general make concrete proposals along lines next session among believe dialogue easier solidarity seeking promote indeed effective regional level will necessary taken health
SLE 1992 182 182 grateful unstinting all-round support received organization specialized agencies confronting problems wish pay tribute noble men women name united nations agencies participated socio-economic development country eradication diseases caring needs children giving help succour refugees displaced persons sierra leone owes debt gratitude regrettably problems poverty underdevelopment continued direct bearing country also matter regret health
SLE 1992 330 330 heritage last years sierra leone experienced far-reaching decline socio-economic fabric average life expectancy sierra leoneans reduced mere years one four children dying age five owing malnutrition diseases vital surgical operations carried constant fear breakdown electricity supply teachers forced frequently withdraw services non-payment salaries trying eke living teaching capital city perennial darkness health
SLE 1992 331 331 last years sierra leone experienced far-reaching decline socio-economic fabric average life expectancy sierra leoneans reduced mere years one four children dying age five owing malnutrition diseases vital surgical operations carried constant fear breakdown electricity supply teachers forced frequently withdraw services non-payment salaries trying eke living teaching capital city perennial darkness years health
SLE 1992 1513 1513 hope continent lies buried fact matter even small portion interest developing countries mine manage pay absorbing one quarter export earnings costing us year total expenditure health education peoples light conclusion drawn efforts socio-economic development will come naught unless effective measures taken address african debt problem now unbearable burden sierra leone continues health
SUR 1992 501 501 order bring just lasting peace several parts world result new mandate reinvigorated organization hopes justified will long unfolding dramas human suffering exploitation poverty fratricide hunger malnutrition aggressive nationalism will finally banished planet organization facing challenge responsibility bringing overall lasting settlement various problems basis respect rights must encourage states adhere charter universal health
SUR 1992 819 819 adjustment development order eliminate imbalances north south worsening economic situation social conditions many developing countries led decline standard living persistence increase widespread poverty elimination hunger malnutrition improvement health standards eradication illiteracy issues paramount concern coming decades delegation therefore holds view aims can best achieved putting motion people-centered development process context delegation health
SUR 1992 821 821 order eliminate imbalances north south worsening economic situation social conditions many developing countries led decline standard living persistence increase widespread poverty elimination hunger malnutrition improvement health standards eradication illiteracy issues paramount concern coming decades delegation therefore holds view aims can best achieved putting motion people-centered development process context delegation warmly supports health
TGO 1992 1466 1466 revise composition security council done democratic revolution going states will finally reached international organizations peace democracy presuppose existence viable economy capable meeting vital needs food health training housing progress needs made man’s full development essential democracy consolidation basic truth can development without democracy just one conceive democracy without development peace order health
TUN 1992 1719 1719 international trade tunisia also calls participation developing countries decision-making process relating international trade social questions today assumed higher position organization’s scale priorities particularly issues employment health education environment play highly significant role eliminating causes tension improving quality life all- welcoming high priority accorded issues tunisia calls promoting tendency allocation adequate financial health
TUN 1992 1759 1759 high priority accorded issues tunisia calls promoting tendency allocation adequate financial resources make possible meet needs peoples third world enable exercise natural rights employment education health proceeding tunisia supports proposal convening world summit meeting development occasion organization’s fiftieth anniversary following international conference human rights scheduled next year conference population development held health
TUR 1992 361 361 getting killed mandatory resolutions security council yet fully implemented hundreds thousands bosnian refugees face uncertain future away homes surviving ruins once-flourishing cities towns threatened starvation disease winter approaches need provide security shelter population becomes ever pressing chance glimpse suffering sarajevo addition international responsibility obligations member world community historical cultural bonds country health
UGA 1992 1979 1979 agenda aims achieving average real growth rate gross national product per cent year decade paying special attention goals increased life expectancy lower rates child maternal mortality improved health water sanitation basic education shelter african countries undertaken major reforms internal economic policies mechanisms uganda example committed liberalization economy enacted attractive foreign investment health
UGA 1992 1981 1981 achieving average real growth rate gross national product per cent year decade paying special attention goals increased life expectancy lower rates child maternal mortality improved health water sanitation basic education shelter african countries undertaken major reforms internal economic policies mechanisms uganda example committed liberalization economy enacted attractive foreign investment code reforms health
VCT 1992 1472 1472 recognize drug trafficking international problem affects institutions populations different countries delegation wishes reaffirm commitment increasing cooperation fighting global problem drugs aspects illegal production trafficking consumption epidemic allowed undermine precious human resources accordingly government will sign united nations convention illicit traffic narcotic drugs psychotropic substances world poised threshold bold new experience human health
AFG 1993 718 718 much livestock killed agricultural credit extension services totally defunct placement millions mines throughout country makes impossible revive agricultural sector forests denuded environment spoiled attempts provide health care medicine immunization stymied destruction many hospitals clinics mental health problems resulting many years war bombings relief addition thousands upon thousands amputees require artificial limbs health
AFG 1993 728 728 millions mines throughout country makes impossible revive agricultural sector forests denuded environment spoiled attempts provide health care medicine immunization stymied destruction many hospitals clinics mental health problems resulting many years war bombings relief addition thousands upon thousands amputees require artificial limbs thousands schools destroyed many teachers professors killed exiled indeed illiteracy health
AFG 1993 823 823 individual abdul rahim man escaped pakistan war afghanistan nine years ago newly married one baby years pakistan two children two brothers killed battle third died disease went untreated poor medical facilities responsible two widowed sisters-in-law five children thus returns village afghanistan head family twelve finds parents refused leave longer will time health
AGO 1993 666 666 economic social development population great importance international community may highest level open frank dialogue view finding equitable solutions diverse burning issues concerning mankind poverty hunger malnutrition word underdevelopment grip great part planet like refer also importance government attaches environmental issues attention pays implementation recommendations decisions rio conference context government angola established health
ATG 1993 475 475 also able celebrate victory right wrong democratic ideals dictatorship good evil international community must begin preparing come assistance anaemic south africa whose need economic good health post-apartheid world even now apparent april next year apartheid suffers final defeat global conference sustainable development small island developing states will convene barbados conference first health
ATG 1993 560 560 developed world unsustainable abundant quantities harmful gases toxins emitted atmosphere altering global environment fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals human health well-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero health
AUT 1993 178 178 one united nation’s important tasks safeguard human rights organization’s international efforts area saved human lives brought release prisoners prevented torture helped locate missing persons promoted health literacy programmes safeguarded rights displaced persons refugees june year country honour host thousands delegates representatives non-governmental organizations vienna one significant events field world conference human health
AZE 1993 507 507 country azerbaijan primarily people azerbaijan suffered given round support assistance office united nations high commissioner refugees international committee red cross united nations children’s fund world health organization international federation red cross red crescent societies behalf people government take opportunity express profound gratitude international organizations humanitarian institutions specialized agencies peoples governments many health
BDI 1993 1323 1323 without development can healthy democracy democratization therefore continuing process process never ends extent enough create reform political institutions especially necessary resolve substantial problems particularly related health nutrition education housing people’s general well-being solutions must found problems time must confront challenges linked example population growth steady drop prices raw materials poor performance health
BDI 1993 1324 1324 development can healthy democracy democratization therefore continuing process process never ends extent enough create reform political institutions especially necessary resolve substantial problems particularly related health nutrition education housing people’s general well-being solutions must found problems time must confront challenges linked example population growth steady drop prices raw materials poor performance economies health
BDI 1993 1356 1356 must found problems time must confront challenges linked example population growth steady drop prices raw materials poor performance economies weight external debt natural disasters endemic disease especially malaria aids become real scourge principally africa survival democracy continent will depend achieving just balance international economic relations security stability indispensable sound democracy guaranteed health
BDI 1993 1358 1358 problems time must confront challenges linked example population growth steady drop prices raw materials poor performance economies weight external debt natural disasters endemic disease especially malaria aids become real scourge principally africa survival democracy continent will depend achieving just balance international economic relations security stability indispensable sound democracy guaranteed will remain health
BDI 1993 2726 2726 therefore find principles justice transparency solidarity international affairs something must respected state need feel excluded bullied size rather state feel protected insecurity arbitrariness hunger poverty epidemics kinds true strongly emphasize weaker countries must always put forward weakness pretext demand call protection assistance international community must take charge destinies must organize way health
BEN 1993 2100 2100 now governs international community benin’s wish mankind draws first balance sheet new era see drop number ills continue undermine twentieth century namely poverty famine endemic diseases malaria aids pandemic devastating human social economic consequences illiteracy environmental degradation underdevelopment ills beset us increasingly interdependent world faced challenge nations must agree yield part health
BEN 1993 2101 2101 governs international community benin’s wish mankind draws first balance sheet new era see drop number ills continue undermine twentieth century namely poverty famine endemic diseases malaria aids pandemic devastating human social economic consequences illiteracy environmental degradation underdevelopment ills beset us increasingly interdependent world faced challenge nations must agree yield part part health
BEN 1993 2103 2103 community benin’s wish mankind draws first balance sheet new era see drop number ills continue undermine twentieth century namely poverty famine endemic diseases malaria aids pandemic devastating human social economic consequences illiteracy environmental degradation underdevelopment ills beset us increasingly interdependent world faced challenge nations must agree yield part part national sovereignty health
BGD 1993 883 883 main economic challenge face tackling challenge adopted new development model whose purpose ensure extensive participation people development process adopted daal bhaat programme envisages provision basic nutrition poor deprived masses development human resources expanding sanitation primary health care facilities throughout country special priority given integration women development process area grameen bank rural health
BGD 1993 893 893 whose purpose ensure extensive participation people development process adopted daal bhaat programme envisages provision basic nutrition poor deprived masses development human resources expanding sanitation primary health care facilities throughout country special priority given integration women development process area grameen bank rural development board agricultural bank making commendable contribution must encourage regional health
BHR 1993 1617 1617 economic security result continuous political upheavals will undoubtedly impede economic development long term long world economy continues stagnate urgent social problems connected economy areas population health housing environment will continue defy solution change world economy whether negative positive affects every state world economy stands need political will lead states world especially health
BHS 1993 620 620 particularly underscore need fullest support implementation governors island accord restoration democracy haiti basis unrelenting moral pressure equally material technical assistance towards fostering economic revitalization enduring health country’s democratic institutions unpleasant spectacle politics conflict reasserted centre world stage regrettably politics two companions often influence though rarely gaining degree magnitude attention given politics health
BHS 1993 763 763 shifting power centres spawning new seeds international economic social political instability many countries including bahamas social tensions reordering national priorities must return basics dealing problems pandemic nature poverty illicit drugs crime violence international terrorism human rights violations disease especially urgent necessity dealing devastations caused acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids throughout global health
BHS 1993 775 775 countries including bahamas social tensions reordering national priorities must return basics dealing problems pandemic nature poverty illicit drugs crime violence international terrorism human rights violations disease especially urgent necessity dealing devastations caused acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids throughout global village member states facing disintegration traditional family values coupled rampant unemployment must health
BIH 1993 723 723 individuals helped provide humanitarian assistance bosnia profoundly appreciate efforts far saved many lives coming winter help will needed wounded malnourished population avoid finally succumbing starvation disease exposure effort essential international community capable members relevant regional organizations following first take steps encourage enforce maintenance cease-fires recently agreed relevant forces secondly take steps health
BLR 1993 1816 1816 chernobyl terrible nuclear disaster along growth cancer especially among children great concern us recently social psychological stress among people birth rate fallen dramatically number psychogenic diseases growing rapidly people overwhelmed concern health health children also affected pace republic’s transition new social economic realities call upon united nations close cooperation commission european health
BLR 1993 1822 1822 cancer especially among children great concern us recently social psychological stress among people birth rate fallen dramatically number psychogenic diseases growing rapidly people overwhelmed concern health health children also affected pace republic’s transition new social economic realities call upon united nations close cooperation commission european communities continue efforts study overcome consequences health
BLR 1993 1823 1823 especially among children great concern us recently social psychological stress among people birth rate fallen dramatically number psychogenic diseases growing rapidly people overwhelmed concern health health children also affected pace republic’s transition new social economic realities call upon united nations close cooperation commission european communities continue efforts study overcome consequences chernobyl health
BLR 1993 1969 1969 compassion nobility always beautiful belarus living post-chernobyl nightmare centuries survived nightmare many raids invasions wars poverty hardship understands pain suffering peoples developing countries country poverty diseases child mortality many parts world leave people good will indifferent indeed immoral fail take note convinced new world order will entail fairer distribution world’s wealth health
BLR 1993 1971 1971 always beautiful belarus living post-chernobyl nightmare centuries survived nightmare many raids invasions wars poverty hardship understands pain suffering peoples developing countries country poverty diseases child mortality many parts world leave people good will indifferent indeed immoral fail take note convinced new world order will entail fairer distribution world’s wealth will marked health
BLZ 1993 1597 1597 fundamental freedoms people laws practices fully conform mandate constitution international scourge narcotics continues unabated add voices urge least degree attention given curbing demand improving public health addressing supply narcotics terrorism urban violence gross manifestations awful cancer seeking engulf planet one clear contributor mass universal culture passes culture purveyed moguls television welcome health
BOL 1993 663 663 backgrounds truth bolivia many people know read know count know means participate know means feel taking part fortunes country participation wish bring poor neighbourhoods communities health education people need can share management coming millennium will longer find representative democracy enough must participatory democracy people want participate will well comes matters directly health
BOL 1993 826 826 justice within general framework democratic society bolivia democracy works people seek consensus seek respect accepting diversity process allow us arrive situation conducive dealing employment education health care importantly rural sector greatest degree poverty prevails people among poorest world dynamic growth course reduce need cultivate coca leaves bolivia succeeded reducing percent amount health
BRB 1993 713 713 convinced enough done address development problems concur secretary-general’s view respect human rights rule law democracy survive outside framework adequate development access food clothing shelter education health opportunity gainful employment denied democracy flourish spite years unprecedented technological progress many parts world abject poverty still persists estimated billion persons one-fifth humankind unable afford health
BRB 1993 958 958 hopes matter will given serious urgent consideration merits among deterrents development drug trafficking remains one source grave concern governments caribbean apart tragic consequences drug addiction health people illegal drugs constitute single pervasive ingredient increased crime societies barbados example majority criminal cases brought courts involve directly indirectly linkage drugs penal health systems health
BRB 1993 982 982 addiction health people illegal drugs constitute single pervasive ingredient increased crime societies barbados example majority criminal cases brought courts involve directly indirectly linkage drugs penal health systems stretched limits financial implications enforcement rehabilitation staggering even developed countries yet able eradicate societies drug abuse mirror-image drug trafficking developing countries still disadvantaged chronic health
BRB 1993 1414 1414 lessen vulnerability communities susceptible disasters consider essential response capabilities area improved deliberate speed barbados collaborating closely caribbean disaster preparedness agency caribbean regional system pan american health organization world health organization continue improve capacity bounce back effects grade five-hurricane able come aid caribbean neighbours may fall victim natural disasters happy able report health
BRB 1993 1417 1417 susceptible disasters consider essential response capabilities area improved deliberate speed barbados collaborating closely caribbean disaster preparedness agency caribbean regional system pan american health organization world health organization continue improve capacity bounce back effects grade five-hurricane able come aid caribbean neighbours may fall victim natural disasters happy able report across region succeeded health
BTN 1993 511 511 months somewhat overshadowed organization’s financial difficulties questions effective operations proper accountability fully agree necessary minimize waste streamline operations issues however must pursued independently concerns financial health united nations urge members pay assessed contributions promptly view current level assessment fully taken account financial capacity member states contribute role assumed organization saying country health
BTN 1993 904 904 nations capital development fund uncdf international fund agricultural development ifad world food programme wfp united nations volunteers unv food agriculture organization united nations fao world health organization united nations conference trade development unctad united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco take opportunity express sincere gratitude people government bhutan development partners age health
CAN 1993 237 237 within states across fragile often new borders world learned hard lessons recent years first learned security interdependent within specific area concern whether military economic environment health nation can stand alone affected positively negatively developments beyond borders actions within countries inevitably resonate throughout wider community nations general assembly forty-eighth session secondly learned health
CAN 1993 301 301 deterioration one area can destabilize whole must think security broadly terms address fundamental sources insecurity questions economic development prosperity environmental integrity freedom crime physical threat health membership communities reflect values traditions aspirations thirdly learned genuine security control repression striking right balance interests within countries across borders fourthly learned find cooperative ways health
CMR 1993 1324 1324 responds aspiration pleased establishment commission sustainable development release resources required financing agenda yet accomplished social sphere activities conducted throughout united nations system view fighting aids pandemic repressing illicit traffic narcotic drugs psychotropic substances deserve high priority agenda organization similar importance attached integration women process development protection vulnerable groups society international conference health
COG 1993 1057 1057 essential given close attention connection solidarity displayed order eradicate scourges delegation supports conclusions reached recent session economic social council general assembly forty-eighth session efforts combat malaria dysentery particularly cholera united nations system must attach high priority africa taking account serious consequences scourges development programmes can lasting economic social development healthy environment health
COL 1993 425 425 shall double present per capita income beginning next decade time life expectancy colombia will similar many industrialized countries illiteracy rate will less per cent infant mortality rate will lower deaths per thousand births colombia understand political democracy must go hand hand economic opportunity lasting true democracy can achieved economic development social health
COM 1993 948 948 cold war result rich becoming even richer poor even poorer create harmonious conditions global economic relations believe ideals peace security firmly convinced fully achieved famine malnutrition disease natural disasters continue lot majority states make international community future developing countries continues priority various specialized institutions organization failure various development programmes strategies initiated health
COM 1993 949 949 war result rich becoming even richer poor even poorer create harmonious conditions global economic relations believe ideals peace security firmly convinced fully achieved famine malnutrition disease natural disasters continue lot majority states make international community future developing countries continues priority various specialized institutions organization failure various development programmes strategies initiated respective health
CRI 1993 302 302 spanish proverb puts undress one saint can dress another new peace mean countries third world assurance children will killed bullets will continue die hunger endemic diseases certainty will longer go war will continue without schooling without dignified life decent jobs proper medical care sometimes ironic statements made optimism diplomacy 1920s agreements health
CRI 1993 1528 1528 ideologies worries hegemonies large extent sterile years now behind us much remains done still confronted hatreds kinds polluted world natural disasters illiteracy peoples suffering hunger disease however international system managed avoid allowing cold war lead military catastrophe surely can find solutions catastrophes afflicting mankind want military ideological alliances past years re- health
CUB 1993 142 142 introduce outer space today warlords aspire rule skies without resolved many problems earth paradoxically argue lack resources world today becoming increasingly ungovernable total budget world health organization equals expenditures caused three hours arms race can hunger somalia alleviated example every dollar used feed hungry spent maintenance military operations country existence treaties health
CUB 1993 425 425 democracy social development right human beings achieve productive dignified life countries south statistics north meticulous studies carried determine will born greater numbers us will fall disease us will die quality life generations born died speak demand bulky files tragedies noted detail also power feed heal needy simply knowing dying countries south health
CUB 1993 1421 1421 people also making profound changes based concept preserving independence gains already achieved indeed facing serious problems result inhuman blockade nevertheless continue hold prominent place fields health education social security guaranteed even midst difficulties results efforts recognized year united nations united nations children’s fund attempts made crush dream general assembly last session health
CUB 1993 1552 1552 forum less year ago extra-territorial nature blockade increased pressures rise actions multiplied impede affect links cuba private public economic entities third countries aspire defeat hunger disease exemplary nation able vanquish force siren songs forty-eighth session october must difficult illustrious representatives great northern nation still sustain today thesis actions constitute bilateral embargo health
CUB 1993 1633 1633 international law case bilateral relations two blockaded peoples cuba united states north americans denied economic opportunity benefit denied access scientific advances already guarantee prevention cure diseases meningitis retinitis pigmentosa hepatitis b vitiligo among achievements science right travel freely place constitution confers citizens also infringed upon blockade’s effect people even inhuman prevented health
CUB 1993 1662 1662 hepatitis b vitiligo among achievements science right travel freely place constitution confers citizens also infringed upon blockade’s effect people even inhuman prevented purchasing drugs essential health ability acquire resources meet needs material social well-being curtailed peace daily life threatened generation belong born grew blockade’s siege live sovereign steadfast country crime two health
CZE 1993 1403 1403 effectively reducing bureaucracy enhancing flexibility developing greater cooperation among agencies environmental issues also high agenda parts country environmentally devastated areas world situation taking toll people’s health also undermining economy country whole sustainable development new-fangled catchword us country means finding right balance environmental concerns aspirations development united nations conference environment development unced health
ERI 1993 240 240 peace rejoice peace freedom attained promising prospects lie ahead confronted reality devastated country population extent physical economic destruction visited country terms infrastructure industry agriculture education health services well painful human losses death people exile quarter population forty-eighth session september l993 massive displacement disabled orphaned appalling standard especially measured meagre resources small health
FJI 1993 186 186 also many devastating structural problems undermine even best efforts achieve security economic progress population growth left unchecked will add million people year throughout 1990s poverty disease famine oppression account million refugees million displaced persons throughout world gap rich poor countries narrowed continues grow economic difficulties industrialized countries led increased protectionist measures health
FRA 1993 1739 1739 trade lastly third ambition united nations concerns vast issue societal questions linked naturally requirements development distinct protection human rights preservation environment aid refugees struggle full-scale epidemics organized crime drug trafficking worldwide dimension organization must address problems energy expends search peace promotion development several important dates lie ahead us let us apply health
FRA 1993 1806 1806 let us prepare conferences cairo beijing social development summit copenhagen necessary determination reinforce cooperation required addressing demographic problems promotion women’s rights demands social development great epidemics always threat world’s nations need full-scale international mobilization becoming particularly acute case aids view havoc kinds caused spread malady earnestly hope approach second decade struggle health
GIN 1993 1467 1467 efforts combat production consumption illicit trafficking drugs psychotropic substances international cooperation harmonization national legislation ratification existing international conventions along measures effective strategies must evolved combat pandemic aids ravages great scourge threat mankind’s survival progress achieved disarmament must pursued hope resources thus released will contribute recovery world economy report work united nations health
GNQ 1993 621 621 contribution task preserving global environment condemn illicit traffic drugs prepared support international initiative aimed suppression government equatorial guinea unflagging struggle acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids pandemic will spare effort effective control thanks deep awareness people assistance receive connection international organizations reflect noble ideals peace justice people equatorial guinea government embarked forty-eighth health
GRD 1993 727 727 development less important issue peace international peace presupposes domestic quietude states making community nations requires continuing emphasis human-resource development enhancement cultural social amenities areas education health housing regard grenada insists protection rights child enhancement rights women strengthening family unit pursuit human race must nurturing peace ending discrimination enhancement equality whether sexes health
GTM 1993 1139 1139 environment developing countries must honour commitments given rio de janeiro national international security threatened primarily differences levels development countries effective action must taken poverty hunger disease illiteracy scourges worsening concentrations refugees displaced persons cooperation must delayed reason guatemala hopes initiative reactivating north- south dialogue strengthen international economic cooperation development revitalize global health
GUY 1993 224 224 threatens survive different forms many aspects colonialism evident ever-widening gap developed developing countries dependence impoverished millions largesse prevailing economic social disparity provides breeding ground hunger disease poverty ultimately constitutes threat international peace security focal point multilateralism united nations must continue explore full limits international cooperation order eliminate least alleviate problems disadvantaged health
GUY 1993 336 336 exist isolation borders impervious encroachment universal ills ultimately must come together rest world find common solutions common problems aids narcotic drugs poverty pollution striking examples pandemic affects us control scourges requires concerted action united nations whole added natural disasters recent earthquake india deepest sympathy goes indian people government note disappointment international health
GUY 1993 2047 2047 tensions growing civil strife general assembly forty-eighth session north-south dialogue languishing become dialogue deaf south rising unemployment abject poverty interacting rapid population growth urbanization overcrowding disease production use narcotic drugs increased flows refugees across international frontiers irreversible damage environment whereas said previously berlin wall prevented peoples soviet union eastern europe travelling health
HTI 1993 880 880 firmly believe state children live dictatorship barbarism unacceptable dawning twenty-first century political stakes international community must face compounded economic social cultural challenges poverty ignorance scourge disease still negative factors threatening cohesion states continuing cause gross imbalances countries south especially least developed among unbridled imitation western models led countries ignore almost completely health
IND 1993 220 220 growth world economy building-up free-market liberalized economies adds another positive dimension issues common concern global survival economic development regeneration environmental sustainability demographic management technological dynamism health provided sense common destiny communications revolution resulted greater cultural intermingling openness around world forces integration unfortunately opposed fragmentation represented sectarian subnational aggression racism religious fundamentalism health
IND 1993 366 366 macroeconomic coordination weakest protectionist tendencies strong potential developing countries act vigorous engines growth revitalizing world economy stands largely ignored developing countries absolute deepening poverty hunger malnutrition disease illiteracy lack shelter sanitation large portion population caused political social tensions structural imbalances flaws post-second-world-war international economic order persist prevent maximization benefits interdependence globalization health
IND 1993 367 367 coordination weakest protectionist tendencies strong potential developing countries act vigorous engines growth revitalizing world economy stands largely ignored developing countries absolute deepening poverty hunger malnutrition disease illiteracy lack shelter sanitation large portion population caused political social tensions structural imbalances flaws post-second-world-war international economic order persist prevent maximization benefits interdependence globalization backdrop health
IRL 1993 935 935 functioned effectively contribution make somalia overriding objective united nations operation must political reconciliation national reconstruction outstanding successes one year ago several hundreds dying day hunger malnutrition today result work unified task force unitaf unosom non-governmental organizations people longer dying man-made famine year ago violence widespread today almost somalia calm exception south health
IRQ 1993 1338 1338 iraq’s right export oil use frozen assets foreign banks combined make iraq unable provide even elementary people’s basic humanitarian needs food medication result huge increase mortality among children elderly due grave shortage medicines top difficulties various fields iraq suffers example acute shortage medicines treatment cancer kidney problems heart disease diabetes blood health
IRQ 1993 1361 1361 huge increase mortality among children elderly due grave shortage medicines top difficulties various fields iraq suffers example acute shortage medicines treatment cancer kidney problems heart disease diabetes blood pressure disorders eye diseases diarrhoea tuberculosis serious diseases months elapsed tuberculosis-related fatalities among children risen times figure registered corresponding period one example wish health
IRQ 1993 1367 1367 due grave shortage medicines top difficulties various fields iraq suffers example acute shortage medicines treatment cancer kidney problems heart disease diabetes blood pressure disorders eye diseases diarrhoea tuberculosis serious diseases months elapsed tuberculosis-related fatalities among children risen times figure registered corresponding period one example wish elaborate difficult humanitarian conditions iraqi people health
IRQ 1993 1368 1368 grave shortage medicines top difficulties various fields iraq suffers example acute shortage medicines treatment cancer kidney problems heart disease diabetes blood pressure disorders eye diseases diarrhoea tuberculosis serious diseases months elapsed tuberculosis-related fatalities among children risen times figure registered corresponding period one example wish elaborate difficult humanitarian conditions iraqi people reports health
IRQ 1993 1371 1371 top difficulties various fields iraq suffers example acute shortage medicines treatment cancer kidney problems heart disease diabetes blood pressure disorders eye diseases diarrhoea tuberculosis serious diseases months elapsed tuberculosis-related fatalities among children risen times figure registered corresponding period one example wish elaborate difficult humanitarian conditions iraqi people reports various missions agencies health
IRQ 1993 1404 1404 times figure registered corresponding period one example wish elaborate difficult humanitarian conditions iraqi people reports various missions agencies united nations warned dangerous results deteriorating food health situation brought upon iraqi people result blockade forty-eighth session october l993 recent reports food agriculture organization fao document issued july title special warning document depicts health
IRQ 1993 1445 1445 organization fao document issued july title special warning document depicts deterioration iraq’s food situation result difficulties facing agricultural sector acute shortages equipment pesticides spread agricultural epidemics fao report also points economic sanctions imposed upon iraq led spread deprivation massive scale thus exposing vast majority iraqi population acute food shortages malnutrition particularly health
IRQ 1993 1469 1469 agricultural epidemics fao report also points economic sanctions imposed upon iraq led spread deprivation massive scale thus exposing vast majority iraqi population acute food shortages malnutrition particularly children five years age report also states economic blockade practically paralysed country’s economy led continued deprivation spread massive human suffering content military aggression iraq health
JAM 1993 711 711 adjustment created private- sector-led market-driven economy countries undertaking economic structural adjustment social consequences high indeed tight monetary fiscal management reduces capacity provide basic social services health education housing yet human needs adequately met human resources developed destroy basis sustained development people migration national international one clearest manifestations social ills people find health
JOR 1993 438 438 compensation jordan shouldered enormous human load result conflict three waves involuntary migrants refugees evacuees returnees sought shelter succor jordan treatment displaced persons exemplary provided education health services jobs welfare citizens jordan whether palestinian jordanian origin enjoy civil human rights equally participate equals democratization process jordan seeks equitable sustainable international approach treatment health
KAZ 1993 812 812 tests semipalatinsk testing ground solve aral sea crisis well referring problem elimination consequences nuclear tests now-closed semipalatinsk testing ground like draw assembly’s attention enormous damage health people vast region wrought nuclear tests environments varying degrees almost half million kazakh citizens suffered deadly effects nuclear tests quite understandable therefore kazakhstan wholeheartedly supports health
KEN 1993 1440 1440 effects particularly poor vulnerable members society include fall purchasing power owing liberalization prices job losses reduction manpower public sector reduction government expenditure essential social services health education infrastructures donor community needs therefore balance aid conditionalities socio-economic realities obtaining countries implementing structural adjustment programmes particularly addressing social dimensions programmes concrete human terms health
KNA 1993 381 381 implement effective programmes aimed ending civil war providing humanitarian assistance victims caught crossfire government commends efforts united nations delivering humanitarian assistance people somalia face threat disease hunger starvation imminent death time government deplores barbarous attacks united nations personnel deployed somalia forces loyal somali factions also like add voice protest killing pakistani health
KNA 1993 1706 1706 children flower youth promise nations tomorrows destroyed today historic children’s summit set task creating better world children equipping now manage future challenge vast involving educational health physical mental psychological development must make equal task can greater noble mission ensure youth developing nations small large developed nations given every opportunity aspire better health
LBY 1993 889 889 losses must added deaths hundreds children women elderly people want go detail elaborated documents latest document s however brief let say embargo prevented patients severe illnesses travelling abroad treatment prevented college professors travelling libya led suspension contracts hundreds physicians embargo caused number fatal road accidents double difficulty transporting injured specialized hospitals health
LKA 1993 1092 1092 parliament chaired opposition member parliament working many months reach political settlement thus search political solution continues thick conflict maintained flow food medical supplies services education health affected areas many acknowledged exceptional achievement economic front government steadfastly followed open economic policies since result sri lanka today well road attaining newlyindustrialized-economy status foreign health
LKA 1993 1205 1205 road future will future judge us will military victories parades power eloquent debates sophisticated slogans will judged success turning weapons tools development banishing poverty hunger disease ignorance learning live sustainable environment harmony fragile finite world health
LSO 1993 1026 1026 stability national prosperity new government views general election overwhelming popular mandate received stewardship nation’s affairs golden opportunity address fresh impetus urgent national issues poverty ignorance disease therefore wish make special appeal donor community lend helping hand efforts regard considered belief democracy development complementary behalf government peace-loving people lesotho wish express gratitude health
LUX 1993 1142 1142 according estimates will double next years international community must engage thorough analysis consequences level growth example problems refugees urban concentration enormous constraints areas food housing health education conference population development held cairo importance surprising social problems becoming increasingly important time many economies facing difficult adjustment processes others carrying delicate transition planned health
MAR 1993 514 514 differing levels development countries without imposition particular concept rights words political dimension human rights prevail social economic one covers basic needs man including food clothing health care shelter constant interest tireless efforts towards maintaining international peace security settling conflicts peaceful means will futile long socioeconomic imbalance developed developing countries continues increase health
MAR 1993 900 900 institutions situation continent remains critical calls exceptional effort overcome crisis context morocco spares effort assist many african countries example writing loans extending valuable assistance areas health care education allocating per cent international cooperation budget assistance african countries moreover morocco endeavoured consultation african countries bordering atlantic ocean set collaboration united nations food health
MDV 1993 110 110 organization along end cold war came promises promises better future without threat nuclear holocaust scarce resources spent building military might millions starving fed provided basic health care needs safe drinking water basic level education safe clean environment provided along right sustainable development dignity human respected vision gave rise organization rededicated vision health
MHL 1993 559 559 forward contributing work agency confident agency’s vast expertise area protection radiation can shed light matter time come remedial treatment many marshallese victims afflicted numerous cancerous diseases resulting nuclear testing government warmly applauds increased attention world community human rights democratic institutions although fell short expectations year’s world conference human rights important milestone health
MKD 1993 813 813 generates new development stagnation brings regression poverty enhanced protection human rights justifiably receiving greater priority work organization concerned fact past year violations human rights reached epidemic proportions feel vienna conference human rights positive step right direction hope declaration action programme adopted conference will contribute greatly ending unfavourable developments area today negotiations health
MLI 1993 216 216 people grass roots uncertainty found finally economic development programmes characterized urgent need in-depth structural adjustment need reallocate public resources satisfy priority necessities basic education public health provision village water supplies maintenance infrastructure subregional level mali encompasses western africa south sahara arab maghreb dealing complex difficult problems instability borne local conflicts followed health
MLT 1993 1480 1480 possible man conquered space let us dream yet miracles billion people living extreme poverty will daily bread slaughter innocents tens thousands children dying every day malnutrition lack adequate medicine will stop millions refugees wander camp camp uprooted milieu will return homes billions billions dollars spent weapons destruction will dedicated hospital research health
MMR 1993 1449 1449 myanmar giving priority elimination poverty narrowing gap rich poor city dwellers rural folk redoubling efforts ensure citizens equal opportunity access food housing transportation employment education health services western borders returnees bangladesh systematically received returned hearth home result good- neighbourly relations exist myanmar bangladesh accordance agreement reached two countries april will continue health
MOZ 1993 212 212 major breach cease-fire reason joy witnessing revival economic social activity country refugees begun return displaced people resettling areas origin areas choice reconstruction roads bridges schools health centres way spite shortage financial material resources country confronted flow people goods increasing roads reopening traffic witnessing normal movement people country except renamo-occupied areas growing health
MOZ 1993 283 283 caused economic social damage amounting billion direct consequence war million people displaced became refugees neighbouring countries children became orphans equal number traumatized addition primary schools health centres destroyed rural areas together power lines sugar plants tea factories among others bridges mines destroyed many agricultural industrial activities primary importance paralysed thus reducing health
MRT 1993 673 673 national development policies created department sectors excellency president republic shown one occasion interest attaches youth children essential asset whose role absolutely indispensable present future nation health sector choice opted namely health based three essential points first continuation hygienic efforts preventive care various aspects secondly development specialized medical services thirdly making available health
MRT 1993 678 678 sectors excellency president republic shown one occasion interest attaches youth children essential asset whose role absolutely indispensable present future nation health sector choice opted namely health based three essential points first continuation hygienic efforts preventive care various aspects secondly development specialized medical services thirdly making available citizens essential medicines reasonable prices health
NAM 1993 1291 1291 anxious see generous financing implementing agenda let now turn socio-economic problems facing today despite promise world leaders made children world summit children new york education health water shelter food security remain inaccessible millions children developing world namibia exception africa problems hunger malnutrition disease continue thwart commitment made last year dakar international health
NAM 1993 1307 1307 leaders made children world summit children new york education health water shelter food security remain inaccessible millions children developing world namibia exception africa problems hunger malnutrition disease continue thwart commitment made last year dakar international conference assistance african child place children first furtherance commitment convinced problems namibian children can addressed comprehensive health
NAM 1993 1308 1308 made children world summit children new york education health water shelter food security remain inaccessible millions children developing world namibia exception africa problems hunger malnutrition disease continue thwart commitment made last year dakar international conference assistance african child place children first furtherance commitment convinced problems namibian children can addressed comprehensive manner health
NAM 1993 1355 1355 can addressed comprehensive manner already integrated national programme action children overall national development plan national development plan constitutes basis social economic development namibia context primary health care education provision water rural development among priorities national development plan vision programme adopted dakar must implemented achieve tangible results year shall review progress made health
NER 1993 1085 1085 niger earnestly hopes first copenhagen summit social development will another meeting follow-up similarly international conference population development planned provide opportunity rich poor join efforts hunger malnutrition closer home days international conference african development will held initiative government japan niger hopes meeting will come necessary radical measures solve problems african continent world health
NLD 1993 1104 1104 objectives failure pay assessed contributions blamed secretariat convinced vast majority united nations staff members dedicated loyal international civil servants owe respect areas ranging direct provision health care non-proliferation nuclear weapons many work difficult conditions even risking lives despite quality commitment staff secretariat take long hard look management structure key phrases management health
NPL 1993 590 590 review must occasion evaluate implementation promises international community made children world summit despite conflicting demands limited resources nepal allocating increasing portion national budget child maternal health welfare basic human-services areas favour proposal matching resource allocations donor countries national initiatives dramatic increase demands heightened expectations united nations nowhere compelling area peace security health
OMN 1993 1270 1270 cooperating states united nations pursuing activities particularly aimed welfare youth communities context delighted highlight september report united nations children’s fund unicef describes achievements countries spheres health welfare children report states sultanate oman ranked first among middle eastern north african countries second world wide reduction child mortality rate fives moreover sultanate oman health
OMN 1993 1290 1290 unicef describes achievements countries spheres health welfare children report states sultanate oman ranked first among middle eastern north african countries second world wide reduction child mortality rate fives moreover sultanate oman occupied first place among middle eastern north african countries provision vaccinations measles field education per cent five- year-old children attending health
OMN 1993 1307 1307 north african countries second world wide reduction child mortality rate fives moreover sultanate oman occupied first place among middle eastern north african countries provision vaccinations measles field education per cent five- year-old children attending elementary school statistic exceeds regional international averages shall continue improve achievements fruitful cooperation sultanate oman organs united health
OMN 1993 1337 1337 five- year-old children attending elementary school statistic exceeds regional international averages shall continue improve achievements fruitful cooperation sultanate oman organs united nations especially unicef field health programmes ensure children’s welfare development satisfaction view efforts good examples international cooperation can seen bring positive beneficial results communities shall endeavour achieve even better results health
PHL 1993 731 731 time urge nuclear-weapon states fulfil obligations treaty reduce stocks weapons amid rising tide economic liberalization siren song protectionism continues entice nations fraudulent promise legitimate concerns health food safety environment workers welfare even human rights including rights indigenous peoples now social dumping invoked clothe various guises policies naked protectionism decisions global finance health
PRK 1993 1605 1605 serve cause world peace long structure existing inequitable international economic order remains impossible eliminate ever-widening gap rich poor developed developing countries save developing nations poverty disease disasters developed countries must accept responsibility refrain actions detrimental economic development developing countries specifically highlighted resolution recommendations adopted tenth conference heads state government non-aligned countries health
PRK 1993 1665 1665 inequitable international economic order establish new equitable international economic order along developing countries adopt practical measures realize south-south cooperation starting priority fields food agriculture public health effort overcome economic poverty establish south-south economic order historic tasks responsibilities united nations assumed mankind growing heavier passing day world watches role united nations activities health
RUS 1993 313 313 nations world’s leading religions international community seems turned blind eye afghanistan angola soon ceased pawns cold war united nations right leave millions people live grip epidemic ethnic clan religious extremism forget economic humanitarian problems including liberation former soviet prisoners war must learn lessons united nations operation somalia considerably improve effectiveness conscious health
SAU 1993 1702 1702 economic growth government attaches great importance issues relating world economic system kingdom saudi arabia represents state open world interacting trends developments affect thus keen preserving health strength world economy concerned disruptions turmoil affect course development basis kingdom saudi arabia participating positively ongoing discussions energy environment shouldered general assembly forty-eighth session responsibilities health
SDN 1993 1687 1687 government’s agenda attain just lasting peace southern sudan put end war horrified general assembly forty-eighth session innocent civilians devastated lives war exposed scourges death famine disease displacement war by-product colonial conspiracy turned citizens recipients relief made dependent others constitutes perpetual squandering vast resources utilized economic social development welfare sudanese peoples south health
SDN 1993 2096 2096 human rights supreme council human rights established chairmanship second-highest ranking official state security prevails throughout country rule law replaced chaos great accomplishments fields education literacy health environment improvement living conditions displaced persons relocation ensure dignified life await elimination conditions forced become displaced persons position sudan remained clear ever since commencement arab-israeli health
SEN 1993 1464 1464 remains certain fragility balance world calling human beings endowed reason therefore remain united ensure together hand hand survival humankind duty see populations live long good health see future generations derive greatest benefit experiences now tomorrow legacy will world destroyed generous nature land united solid foundations friendship brotherhood love peace health
SLE 1993 1471 1471 prevent avert flow refugees people able return communities remain rebuild lives must united nations high commissioner refugees calls emergency development funds meet basic needs areas health care education employment acknowledging generosity international community shown past respect refugees worldwide appeal community general major donors particular give aid fatigue meet urgent felt needs health
SLE 1993 1900 1900 trade improved commodity pricing greater market access non-restrictive trade practices will work benefit countries especially process development trauma many african societies experiencing daily fight poverty malnutrition disease must allowed become way life improvement people’s lot much realized aid flows guaranteed long-term measures aimed addressing heavy debt burden discriminatory trade practices depressed health
SLE 1993 1901 1901 improved commodity pricing greater market access non-restrictive trade practices will work benefit countries especially process development trauma many african societies experiencing daily fight poverty malnutrition disease must allowed become way life improvement people’s lot much realized aid flows guaranteed long-term measures aimed addressing heavy debt burden discriminatory trade practices depressed commodity health
SYC 1993 712 712 decisions achieve tangible results international community’s support promised rio materialize today developing countries precarious situation confronted many challenges poverty millions human beings high rates infant mortality famine destruction environment fratricidal wars challenges insurmountable required courage international solidarity ever duty united nations draw attention developed countries effects continuation situation might economies cultures health
TCD 1993 576 576 difficulties linked poor administration resources state insufficient pay salaries growing military expenditures guarantee will able afford cost materials state contributions investment priority projects relating infrastructure health education basic imbalances characterize financial management chad explain continued deterioration country’s social fabric reflect central african economies covered central african customs economic union caceu countries health
TGO 1993 572 572 start clean slate forgive unite struggle democratic process restoration country interests certainly problems remain problems inherent apprenticeship thus possible now hope togo will restored former health general assembly forty-eighth session connection pleased point regard forthcoming legislative elections government already taken steps resolve technical problems connected organization elections ensure held greatest possible health
TGO 1993 773 773 development democracy human rights form indissociable triad can speak objectively effective enjoyment human rights case population whose standards living necessary minimum rights food education adequate health care fact denied citizens developing countries unfavourable international economic situation first among human rights right life decent life therefore framework promoting protecting human rights necessary health
TTO 1993 1138 1138 also include recommendations strengthening capacity organization enhance international cooperation fields promote advancement developing countries forty-seventh session general assembly reaffirmed development shared responsibility collective war poverty disease unemployment challenges development succeed must also undertaken basis true partnership partnership involving individuals states regional international organizations non-governmental entities must engender sense inclusion among society’s health
TUR 1993 846 846 relevance juncture post-cold-war developments indeed darkening shadows ultra-nationalism micro-nationalism ethnic chauvinism neo-racism loomed like phantoms behind scenes crises erupted last two years international community cure diseases let irredentist hegemonic tendencies plague future newly emerging geopolitical pluralism eurasia kept alive moral commitment quest global democratic interdependence threats international peace time bred climates health
UKR 1993 985 985 call potential united nations charter order bring situation back onto course settlement political dialogue time like draw attention truth old hills regrettably often forgotten preventing disease much cheaper effective treating similar idea expressed yesterday mr kinkel colleague germany emphasis active preventive diplomacy forestall conflicts become dominant feature contemporary international relations fact health
USA 1993 386 386 threats remain bloody ethnic religious civil wars rage angola caucasus kashmir weapons mass destruction fall hands even small conflicts can threaten take murderous proportions hunger disease continue take tragic toll especially among world’s children malignant neglect global environment threatens children’s health security repression conscience continues many nations terrorism taken many innocent health
USA 1993 401 401 hands even small conflicts can threaten take murderous proportions hunger disease continue take tragic toll especially among world’s children malignant neglect global environment threatens children’s health security repression conscience continues many nations terrorism taken many innocent lives assumed horrifying immediacy us militant fanatics bombed world trade center planned attack even hall health
USA 1993 970 970 policy must rooted profound respect world’s religions cultures must oppose everywhere extremism produces terrorism hate must pursue humanitarian goals reducing suffering fostering sustainable development improving health living conditions particularly world’s children efforts export controls trade agreements peace-keeping will often work partnership others multilateral institutions united nations national interest must hesitate act health
USA 1993 2262 2262 work far ambitiously fulfil obligations custodians planet improve quality life citizens quality air water earth also roots conflict often entangled roots environmental neglect calamities famine disease course campaign united states last year vice president gore promised american people major changes nation’s policy towards global environment promises keep today united states today health
USA 1993 2318 2318 united nations commission sustainable development working make sure nations meet commitments global climate convention seeking complete negotiations accord prevent world’s deserts expanding seek strengthen world health organization’s efforts combat plague aids killing millions also exhausting resources nations can least afford let us make new commitment world’s children tragic enough one half health
USA 1993 2357 2357 afford let us make new commitment world’s children tragic enough one half million children died result wars past decade far unforgivable period million children died diseases completely preventable simple vaccines medicines every day day meet world’s children will die malnutrition disease director united nations children’s fund unicef jim grant reminded children health
USA 1993 2371 2371 died result wars past decade far unforgivable period million children died diseases completely preventable simple vaccines medicines every day day meet world’s children will die malnutrition disease director united nations children’s fund unicef jim grant reminded children name nationality family personality potential compelled better world’s children just nation launched new reforms health
USA 1993 2372 2372 result wars past decade far unforgivable period million children died diseases completely preventable simple vaccines medicines every day day meet world’s children will die malnutrition disease director united nations children’s fund unicef jim grant reminded children name nationality family personality potential compelled better world’s children just nation launched new reforms ensure health
USA 1993 2401 2401 children’s fund unicef jim grant reminded children name nationality family personality potential compelled better world’s children just nation launched new reforms ensure every child adequate health care must get basic vaccines treatments curable diseases children world best investment ever make can find new ways ensure every child grows clean drinkable water health
USA 1993 2409 2409 nationality family personality potential compelled better world’s children just nation launched new reforms ensure every child adequate health care must get basic vaccines treatments curable diseases children world best investment ever make can find new ways ensure every child grows clean drinkable water precious commodity life united nations can work even health
UZB 1993 1528 1528 table shrunk half shoreline retreated kilometers content mineral salts increased fourfold million hectares arable land become desert sandstorms range distances greater kilometers adversely affects sanitary health situation forty-eighth session september l993 region ecological socio-economic consequences problem aral sea according united nations experts one major calamities twentieth century death aral sea may health
VCT 1993 1692 1692 latin america caribbean forge closer ties economic forms functional cooperation government totally condemns illicit production trafficking consumption drugs harbingers violent crime corruption pose serious threat health well-being economies people endanger democratic institutions jeopardize national regional security general assembly forty-eighth session firmly convinced integrated regional international efforts can effectively address drug problem health
VNM 1993 176 176 international instability potentially explosive tendencies increase armaments certain parts world widening gap developed developing world important pressing problems global nature demographic explosion environmental degradation dangerous diseases transnational crime unstable world whose evolution fraught complexities united nations taking account direct responsibility nations concerned facing major challenges discharge primary responsibility namely restoration preservation health
VNM 1993 1064 1064 agencies united nations system united nations development programme united nations children’s fund united nations population fund world food programme food agriculture organization united nations world health organization united nations industrial development organization economic social commission asia pacific others well many governments non-governmental organizations world maintaining resuming increasing development humanitarian assistance viet health
WSM 1993 259 259 areas far many witness daily shocking violations human person wanton disregard rule law year alone close substantial conflicts world war scourge freed world hunger poverty illness millions people fled internal strife persecution famine natural disasters millions migrating economic reasons part world island communities now live constant threat ecological disasters rise sea health
AND 1994 612 612 refrain rather abuse rules conduct dear small states characteristics appear increasingly necessary many regions planet want people world live together dignity fight together hunger poverty disease negative effects demographic explosion reason venture call attention members assembly virtues micro-states ask consider whether might make simply question great nations making imaginative effort put health
ATG 1994 597 597 priority reduction poverty today deny need drastic reform dismantling state bureaucracies favour private investment open economies structural adjustment entails pay lip-service challenges providing better education health facilities developing countries multilateral financial institutions major powers control must become less ideologically inflexible alert deleterious effect policies poor states startlingly telling measure wide divergence health
AUS 1994 618 618 nations system might able adopt recent package reforms undertaken economic social council new approach operational activities joint programme economic social council agreed earlier year tackle health development impacts hiv aids pandemic demonstrate achievements possible reform will required including changes senior decision-making structure united nations secretariat considerable reform intergovernmental elements united nations health
AUS 1994 623 623 recent package reforms undertaken economic social council new approach operational activities joint programme economic social council agreed earlier year tackle health development impacts hiv aids pandemic demonstrate achievements possible reform will required including changes senior decision-making structure united nations secretariat considerable reform intergovernmental elements united nations system achieved worked true secretariat health
AZE 1994 805 805 mention huge losses azerbaijani side killed wounded taken prisoner addition million azerbaijanis per cent population become refugees live tents country deprived shelter suffer heat cold epidemics experience shortages basic needs seven hundred towns villages levelled occupied azerbaijani territories practically houses schools hospitals ancient monuments burned looted think need prove dealing realization health
AZE 1994 1471 1471 million refugee lacking home work means existence suffering harsh miseries refugees displaced persons staying tent camps severe winter conditions lack necessary food medicines created threat epidemics famine among vulnerable group population overcoming extremely grave refugee situation become one major concerns azerbaijani state international organizations number states responded urgent appeal republic express health
BDI 1994 1738 1738 backdrop social crisis unemployment poverty prove illusory country places great hope united nations alone can contribute solving mankind’s current problems population environment economic social development health particularly time certain countries world shaken endemic illnesses pass silence scourge time aids international community must pool efforts suppress scourge express hope united nations will health
BDI 1994 1746 1746 places great hope united nations alone can contribute solving mankind’s current problems population environment economic social development health particularly time certain countries world shaken endemic illnesses pass silence scourge time aids international community must pool efforts suppress scourge express hope united nations will continue pursue ideals purposes contained charter may international health
BGD 1994 493 493 governments sustain socio-economic reform peaceful progress political stability new global forces emerged state acting alone can control threaten legitimacy states pollution ecological damage spread communicable diseases massive speculative transfers monies electronic means cause manifestation host cumulative ills exacerbated corrosive new threats organized crime drug lords traffickers women children arms smugglers money health
BGD 1994 837 837 natural disasters concerted determined family-planning programme yielded positive results population growth fallen per cent per cent accompanied progress reducing family size declining infant child maternal mortality rates expansion immunization programme cover per cent children believe recent successfully concluded cairo international conference population development strengthened efforts dealing three critical interlinked issues namely health
BGD 1994 1107 1107 bangladesh current chairperson saarc consolidate cooperation members may words prime minister begum khaleda zia turn partners development combat poverty region meet important challenge security hunger disease ignorance prejudice prime minister stated options unilateralism bilateralism might seem tempting short run long-term interests saarc spirit need display commitment multilateralism building better regional consensus health
BHR 1994 1015 1015 given rise evidence variance reality underlines need dialogue especially since threshold twenty-first century significance cairo conference due crucial human-life-related issues addressed family family planning productive health relationship environment inhabitants issues concern countries rich poor bahrain participated conference endorsed provisions final document consonant magnanimous islamic law social values national legislation middle east health
BHS 1994 124 124 since end second world war successes failures must surely build successes redirect energies effectively reduce number failures credible success world organization specialized agencies measurably improving health literacy education standards world’s poor mean achievement also success body seeking ensure environmental integrity planet galvanizing resources world fight illicit drug traffic peacefully resolving disputes health
BHS 1994 285 285 record assistance remain ill-equipped offer refuge members aware tremendous burden country bear regard refuge provided bahamas spite absence either recognition assistance international community say education health welfare resources stretched beyond capacity small island developing country greatly understate situation add extra costs attributable necessary marine patrols associated monitoring undocumented persons full burden health
BHS 1994 1001 1001 provisions prevented many states becoming parties convention long awaited entry force convention therefore extreme importance provides boost efforts curb infringement national security national resources socio-economic health world still presents challenges organization scored political successes recent past successes include course peace accord israel palestine liberation organization signed september last year led self-rule health
BLR 1994 435 435 internal external national debt also high leading budget deficits inflation situation aggravated long-term consequences accident chernobyl nuclear power plant adverse effect unprecedented radioactive contamination people’s health decreasing contrary increases tragic day recedes top drought year likes country seen least years modest estimates put overall damage drought million difficult circumstances republic elaborated health
BLZ 1994 1307 1307 equip us role earlier referred issue equitable representation increase membership security council important aspect world order also quintessential example need reform revitalization organization general assembly’s health generally quite good however respects needs improvement one area roster general debate annual seating arrangements numerous members made quite democratically scientifically yet order list speakers health
BRB 1994 1161 1161 nature international dialogue changing role women greater numbers greater strength civil society form non-governmental organizations worked alongside governments craft plan action might realistically address reproductive health women broader needs women development process owe debt gratitude ms nafis sadik mr fred sai rest conference leadership pushed achieved broad consensus many difficult issues health
BRB 1994 1209 1209 many difficult issues fall realm population development dialogue country outcome international conference population development plan action confirm much effort spent improving women’s access family planning health services stand assembly example progressive attitude barbadians hold regarding women’s status leadership potential also reminded need work areas highlighted population conference proceedings difficult issues reducing health
BRB 1994 1236 1236 stand assembly example progressive attitude barbadians hold regarding women’s status leadership potential also reminded need work areas highlighted population conference proceedings difficult issues reducing maternal mortality addressing needs special groups youth looking policies programmes women’s empowerment still heartened openness united nations processes contributions citizens groups alongside governments will watch great interest health
BRB 1994 2006 2006 naked else large deep agate space-age eyes global stability will difficult maintain cries majority world’s peoples whose lives marked lack food shelter education afflicted poverty disease forms social misery continue go unheeded merely reflected glaring statistics united nations reports world’s social situation barbados belief challenge will confront united nations era ahead health
BTN 1994 650 650 one fifth world’s population must addressed poverty saps human spirit replaces hope despair creativity dullness admiration envy compassion indifference poverty weakens body making susceptible sickness disease poverty clouds mind making difficult people understand circumstances deprivation generating bitterness perceive cause misery unfortunate day age given advances mankind made science technology commerce industry health
BTN 1994 1069 1069 unfpa united nations capital development fund uncdf international fund agricultural development ifad world food programme wfp united nations volunteers unv food agriculture organization fao world health organization world bank asian bank never taken involvement development partners granted take opportunity express sincere gratitude people government bhutan fiftieth anniversary united nations time celebration health
CAN 1994 1092 1092 equally dangerous real threat peace security task controlling conventional weapons responsibility every government huge sums spent year purchasing weapons often detriment services essential public education health care concerned size military arsenal welfare people longer expect receive unconditional international aid recently established united nations register conventional arms start urge member states make health
CIV 1994 537 537 approaching côte d’ivoire propose assembly proclaimed international year universal solidarity every man woman eschew tribal religious political ideological hatreds also contribute individually collectively campaign hunger disease ignorance favour implementation ideal shared welfare world continues rend apart several particularly positive events genuine sources satisfaction give grounds hope regard gives great joy extend health
CIV 1994 1085 1085 sine qua non new growth development important increased efforts made appropriate means provided strengthen campaign terrible scourges afflicting various regions africa dangerously jeopardizing future societies malaria traditional affliction continent aids appeared decade ago whose brutal force well known today significant epidemics crippling africa nevertheless aspires development makes secret determination succeed look health
CIV 1994 1100 1100 terrible scourges afflicting various regions africa dangerously jeopardizing future societies malaria traditional affliction continent aids appeared decade ago whose brutal force well known today significant epidemics crippling africa nevertheless aspires development makes secret determination succeed look past three decades see african continent gone period growth one characterized constant decline productivity general health
CMR 1994 972 972 vulnerable strata society concerns reflected importance attach fourth world conference women held beijing interest us pursue collective unified action struggle harmful effects drugs spread aids pandemic natural catastrophes necessary combining emergency humanitarian assistance measures rehabilitation reconstruction stricken countries another area entry force next november montego bay convention united nations convention law health
COD 1994 30 30 seeking new world balance five years passed since struggle world hegemony came end arms race became less frenzied unfortunately problems afflicting mankind remain unchanged death disease war famine poverty hotbeds tension tragic wandering entire populations east-west blocs replaced north-south blocs wealthy north worried poor south threat serenity comfort far making international health
COD 1994 270 270 three months little city goma normal population june alone took refugees minute modern world never seen uprooting populations effects situation tragic swamping infrastructures re-emergence endemic disease housing shortages devastation crops environmental destruction disputes among people living close quarters insecurity countless examples addition nationality problem worsening already matter concern part zaire current health
COD 1994 790 790 progress towards democracy truly case many countries africa throughout world small hope completing democratization least completing within reasonable time-frame countries politics grossly distorted ills poverty malnutrition ignorance violence forth country relies national efforts resolve ills quickly gets locked vicious circle exacerbates problems second crisis facing mankind economic nature crisis dates back health
COD 1994 1094 1094 society human society falling prey re- emergence supremacy force violence rule law relations states contempt rules good conduct two thirds human race suffers hunger endemic disease malnutrition undernourishment unemployment lack information acculturation short total underdevelopment political economic crisis also negative effect society government head government transition old order new emerging republic health
COD 1994 1095 1095 human society falling prey re- emergence supremacy force violence rule law relations states contempt rules good conduct two thirds human race suffers hunger endemic disease malnutrition undernourishment unemployment lack information acculturation short total underdevelopment political economic crisis also negative effect society government head government transition old order new emerging republic will health
COG 1994 496 496 various protagonists will lead better prospects country genocide seen rwanda another sad chapter history mankind extreme inhuman manifestation problems facing africa today violence poverty famine disease refugees spiralling population growth widespread image contemporary africa well-known gloomy picture doubt stems habitual pessimism rather thorough study reality increase inequality richest poorest countries grown health
COG 1994 597 597 growth slow appear whereas early signs already herald beginnings expansion world economy unemployed population increasing workers constant uncertainty complete picture natural disasters drought desertification compete epidemics aids malaria infections thought eradicated reappearing context disastrous economy population explosion eliminated hope redressing imbalance almost zero economic growth rate population growth rate control situation health
COG 1994 599 599 appear whereas early signs already herald beginnings expansion world economy unemployed population increasing workers constant uncertainty complete picture natural disasters drought desertification compete epidemics aids malaria infections thought eradicated reappearing context disastrous economy population explosion eliminated hope redressing imbalance almost zero economic growth rate population growth rate control situation destroyed efforts health
COL 1994 670 670 develop assimilate new technologies secondly concept social solidarity greatest challenge sphere give legitimacy new economic system real social- development proposals investing human best business investment health education housing highly profitable social terms especially economic terms thirdly addressing two great revolutions competitiveness solidarity necessary change ideas today act agents economic process role health
COM 1994 1021 1021 crisis still men women children african asian latin american caribbean regions indeed people always ones confronted famine poverty natural catastrophes desertification modern scourges fundamentalism terrorism epidemics drug-trafficking added already hostile socio-economic environment harsh reality poor countries accentuated exclusion decision-making process concerning international economic situation twentieth century draws close long- cherished hopes health
CRI 1994 534 534 long-term development possible refer political stability social equity economic balance harmony nature enjoyment peace democracy stability costa rica large measure sustained investment made decades education health services ensure well-being people abolishing army able convert military expenditure expenditure social programmes avoid threat stunted development often occurs military dictatorships building traditions now attaining health
CYP 1994 426 426 generosity member states continue performing herculean mission effectively widely acknowledged economics plays important role today’s world politics development protection environment poverty alleviation social progress improvement health standards proper education sound technology require financial means attainment exercise united nations secretariat recently enhanced united nations development programme various specialized agencies performs one important health
CYP 1994 520 520 development secure basis peace accordance deliberations subject successful implementation agenda development depends priority given following elements alleviation poverty underlying causes especially africa least- developed regions health status women urgent need clear effective population policies regard recently concluded cairo conference population development rightly placed great emphasis development environment new characteristic conference’s programme health
DEU 1994 251 251 memory many us believed ending cold war usher era peace today know unfortunately hope premature day day hundreds people falling victim hostilities thousands dying starvation disease happened still happening bosnia somalia rwanda appalling european union sees response global challenges strengthening united nations multilateral system safeguarding peace world wide intensive preventive diplomacy health
DJI 1994 1606 1606 national disintegration horn africa somalia present financially debilitating incursion heavily armed militia equally draining cost demobilization face right now flood refugees care cost overwhelmed infrastructure health educational housing services crippling loss vital markets somalia services coupled devastation brought seemingly unending drought pestilence djibouti inevitably slowly moving towards negative growth development last health
DOM 1994 685 685 sources must thus create new conditions productivity particularly fields technology social development human beings focus development policy fostering effective programmes becomes best possible business investment health education housing profitable socially economically initiatives actions meet new challenges stem globalization economy must viewed context therefore need new kind cooperation must keynote international activities health
DZA 1994 1384 1384 go history century failed meet need real full security human race shortening distances interdependence nations globalization economy communications coexist untenable inability wipe hunger poverty numerous epidemics apocalyptic power nuclear arsenals exceeded rational limits end cold war made possible emergence concept security based general complete disarmament economic social levers important nuclear disarmament health
ECU 1994 188 188 place copenhagen social summit must enable nations taking account many decades trade financial matters played less developed countries commit direct action face problems inadequate education illness violence poverty united nations approaching fiftieth year time building new international order become imperative ecuador wants new international order marked unconditional respect principles organization’s charter health
EST 1994 817 817 hitherto demanded intense attention less solved freer devote energy wider issues affect us speaking global phenomena terrorism organized crime drug trafficking smuggling radioactive materials well health social issues environmental problems issues know borders dealing requires collective effort part eve fiftieth anniversary united nations face enormous challenge war mean second world war health
FJI 1994 203 203 peace security manifesting broad plethora social development problems can longer turn blind eye increasing growth poverty unemployment attendant marginalization peoples annually million people die starvation disease famine estimated world wide one every five people live poverty line governments many cases equivocate solve problem poor increasingly look united nations find effective immediate health
FJI 1994 292 292 nobel laureate ralph bunche long ago said peace mere matter men fighting fighting peace meaning many known suffering peace war must translated bread rice shelter health education well freedom human dignity steadily better life peace secure long- suffering long-starved peoples world underprivileged undernourished must begin realize without delay promise new day health
FSM 1994 531 531 negotiations within forum group towards regional treaty banning transboundary movement hazardous wastes appropriate actions determined see pacific region treated rest world community degree concern long-term health welfare people environment welcome secretary-general’s new report agenda development government fully supports call re-evaluation role united nations development united nations approaches fiftieth anniversary global agenda health
GAB 1994 990 990 general agreement tariffs trade will respond needs arising differences level development rich countries less-well-off countries years independence must observe african states always means satisfy peoples health educational cultural concerns numerous factors contribute keeping countries spiral underdevelopment first countries unable process commodities produce set prices leads drastic deterioration terms trade prices raw health
GAB 1994 1191 1191 weakest disadvantaged participate establishment new global economy days states confronted trans-border scourges individually incapable stemming true phenomenon increasing flows refugees illegal immigrants illegal drug trade malaria aids pandemic joint coordinated international action required attack roots evils custom today everyone emphasize importance trilogy democracy development human rights respect specifically concerning democracy gabon health
GAB 1994 1193 1193 participate establishment new global economy days states confronted trans-border scourges individually incapable stemming true phenomenon increasing flows refugees illegal immigrants illegal drug trade malaria aids pandemic joint coordinated international action required attack roots evils custom today everyone emphasize importance trilogy democracy development human rights respect specifically concerning democracy gabon one first health
GHA 1994 596 596 conflicts abound developing world economically backward areas europe root conflict situations threats peace security economic deprivation abject poverty necessary restate gruesome statistics conditions poor high mortality rates malnutrition inadequate health facilities ignorance poor housing conditions compounded seriously inequitable system international trade attendant problems including debt burden unequal access knowledge technology resources health
GHA 1994 598 598 developing world economically backward areas europe root conflict situations threats peace security economic deprivation abject poverty necessary restate gruesome statistics conditions poor high mortality rates malnutrition inadequate health facilities ignorance poor housing conditions compounded seriously inequitable system international trade attendant problems including debt burden unequal access knowledge technology resources accentuated already health
GHA 1994 600 600 economically backward areas europe root conflict situations threats peace security economic deprivation abject poverty necessary restate gruesome statistics conditions poor high mortality rates malnutrition inadequate health facilities ignorance poor housing conditions compounded seriously inequitable system international trade attendant problems including debt burden unequal access knowledge technology resources accentuated already unacceptable socio-economic health
GIN 1994 693 693 improve living conditions african continent still experiencing unprecedented economic crisis precarious picture must add resurgence social problems juvenile delinquency illicit trade drugs narcotics unemployment aids pandemic deleterious effects persistent drought natural disasters context support recommendations decisions international conference held tokyo african development furthermore delegation urges international community increase official development assistance health
GMB 1994 570 570 survive flourish democracy must provided infrastructure institutions conducive culture free society citizen must guaranteed addition fundamental human rights opportunity economic social development basic rights education health housing must provided state guarantee stable society democratic norms practices can prevail gambia subscribes fully universal declaration human rights international covenant civil political rights international health
GNB 1994 873 873 people aged handicapped situation majority people developing world now living deserves special attention organization fact solution problem lies better development north-south cooperation progress developing countries health education systems must upgraded machinery must established eradicate hunger poverty improve living conditions world repeat support convening world summit social development fourth world conference women health
GNQ 1994 890 890 republic equatorial guinea remains ready take action improve national environment contribution task preserving nature throughout world government equatorial guinea also giving constant attention struggle aids pandemic thanks deep awareness people equatorial guinea assistance receiving international agencies shall spare effort control effectively rostrum appealing international community join us efforts speed support work health
GRD 1994 1002 1002 express satisfaction responses members international community gone aid people various sorry situations also wish convey appreciation relief agencies others whose tireless efforts saved lives restored health sick hungry brought comfort countless victims particularly women children delegation wishes underscore importance human rights freedom good governance vital preconditions domestic quietude international harmony creation health
GTM 1994 1182 1182 adopted organization designed advance rights women turning now attention given children government fostering joint activities non- governmental organizations private sector view combating drug addiction illiteracy malnutrition abandonment problems children world summit social development offers us opportunity tackle development priority international community redress inequities increasingly widening developed developing countries progress achieved course health
GUY 1994 348 348 development sine qua non peaceful orderly existence emphasized need good governance popular participation decision-making cornerstone new type development will take consideration satisfaction basic human needs health education housing right productive employment government recognized question basic human needs ignored prerequisite good order stability turn produce stable political environment governments afford allow growth health
GUY 1994 407 407 deprivation many countries least suffer open violent conflict residue crushing external debt debilitating effects ongoing structural adjustment programme spite government committed providing people basic necessities health housing education economic social environment men women achieve full potential factors inhibit advances towards new economic social order attributed prevailing inequitable terms trade persistent reduction health
HND 1994 177 177 harsh consequences great central american crisis devastated region last two decades whose aftermath still suffer notwithstanding many virtues honduran people still afflicted economic social cultural health problems hamper development obstruct full exercise human rights immerse many families dire poverty exactly eight months ago today took leadership destiny honduras freely expressed will health
HTI 1994 517 517 means survival per cent languish abject poverty world summit social development held copenhagen must offer new possibilities alleviating distress billion human beings preyed upon hunger disease utter helplessness haiti children attend school stay home work plots land yet constitution stipulates education right citizens duty state shirk circumstances years now will attend health
HTI 1994 756 756 cent per annum one soldier every haitians physicians every inhabitants industrial countries average one physician every inhabitants back home shall set motion program correct current health situation physicians million inhabitants one nurse every inhabitants one hospital bed every inhabitants goal care million haitians physicians nurses increase number hospital beds one every health
HTI 1994 786 786 one nurse every inhabitants one hospital bed every inhabitants goal care million haitians physicians nurses increase number hospital beds one every inhabitants year will open health center every district shall municipal area will dispensary measures adopted will allow us reduce infant mortality rate per average life expectancy population will rise years health
HTI 1994 802 802 number hospital beds one every inhabitants year will open health center every district shall municipal area will dispensary measures adopted will allow us reduce infant mortality rate per average life expectancy population will rise years reconciliation reconstruction intimately intertwined shall prepare coffee reconciliation filter justice shall longer find trace violence vengeance health
IND 1994 248 248 reminded us focus namely disarmament development peace put order true peace can follow disarmament development cold war war yet certainly peace wake seen frighteningly poverty disease host miseries affect cause peace time seen jaundiced eye cold war new post-cold-war context therefore nexus disarmament development peace becomes crystal clear indeed inescapably clear health
IRN 1994 1667 1667 religious beliefs two conferences showed good number states particularly islamic countries cherish religious values enough attribute priority defending divine values islamic teachings guarantee moral material health societies political considerations resisted united front attempt disregard undermine desecrate values muslims remarks made leader norwegian delegation cairo conference especially intolerable insulting simply erroneous repeat health
IRQ 1994 704 704 ration due lack financial resources well poor agricultural output resulting embargo consequently largest number citizens buy lack items high prices especially protein items therefore suffering malnutrition situation affected physical wellbeing individual citizen iraq despite efforts government support develop agricultural sector great difficulties continue faced due embargo example lack pesticides insecticides agricultural health
IRQ 1994 776 776 world food programme visited iraq june indicate special alert magnitude danger resulting blockade agricultural capabilities iraq caused loss food-security generated persistent deprivation chronic hunger endemic malnutrition among vast majority population third fao special report may dealt grave problems providing food crops iraq due shortages agricultural requirements report noted problems solved provision health
IRQ 1994 840 840 resuming activity international trade also indicated rationing system used iraqi government though successful provides one-half average caloric intake used available citizens iraq imposition sanctions public health sector health services deteriorated amongst relatively advanced world due shortages medicine deterioration medical equipment cases death reached cases august march cases death among infants also health
IRQ 1994 842 842 international trade also indicated rationing system used iraqi government though successful provides one-half average caloric intake used available citizens iraq imposition sanctions public health sector health services deteriorated amongst relatively advanced world due shortages medicine deterioration medical equipment cases death reached cases august march cases death among infants also increased now health
ISL 1994 715 715 empowerment security women key social agenda united nations makes transition second half-century improving status women paramount importance well-being family positive multiplier effects overall levels education health population growth society whole conversely society broken social safety-nets inadequate women assume largest burden therefore direct link fourth world conference women recent international conference population health
ISL 1994 771 771 social development held copenhagen next spring copenhagen summit will afford us much needed opportunity focus attention social ills compromise ability nations develop full potential poverty disease homelessness hunger joblessness social exclusion crime violence fifty years united nations avowed charter promote social progress better standards living greater freedom time come put sustainable health
ISR 1994 234 234 suffering population density today among highest world role united nations gaza played one began stationing troops recalled unfortunately eve six-day war unrwa came supplied food health education refugees undp contributed greatly construction infrastructure gaza strip united nations can help gaza today become free want can introduce necessary economic proper social institutions health
ISR 1994 401 401 without visas armies conquer wisdom borders protect knowledge talent creation replacing strategies destruction computers rifles mark difference hunting season history disappearing mean end agonies starvation disease terrorism desertification nuclear weapons ecological damage dangerous drugs overflow boundaries land boundaries reason violence employs new tactics disappeared confrontations future may necessarily wars conquest bloodshed health
ISR 1994 475 475 memories rather needs ministries foreign affairs defence structured confront enemies now face dangers enemies without organized handle answering need diplomacy strategy mobilized face undefined dangers disease will overcome traditional diplomatic démarches starvation eliminated guns deserts will bloom beneath air raids remedies will arrive accord invented introduced israel side tendency committed ending health
JAM 1994 208 208 must seek promote new era international cooperation global human security global nature challenge inescapable become evident state can control spread environmental degradation pollution transnational migrations diseases aids epidemic economic globalization accompanying liberalization trade financial flows now link developed developing economies north south east west global solutions coordinated strategies must consequently form health
JAM 1994 210 210 promote new era international cooperation global human security global nature challenge inescapable become evident state can control spread environmental degradation pollution transnational migrations diseases aids epidemic economic globalization accompanying liberalization trade financial flows now link developed developing economies north south east west global solutions coordinated strategies must consequently form basis actions health
JAM 1994 472 472 emphasize continue examine roles policies institutions must make changes five decades experience indicate necessary improve prospects growth development developing countries change can carried without undermining health vitality international economy fiscal integrity institutions major developed countries re-examine opposition sound proposals change put forward repeatedly developing countries proposals range increasing international liquidity longer health
JOR 1994 357 357 yet remain committed democratization process protection civil liberties human rights provision decent living conditions services citizens underlying commitment belief broad-based popular involvement civil society fundamental health jordan able weather ravages war survive long years turmoil region jordan front line war front line peace well- known words security council resolution country helped health
KEN 1994 1268 1268 situation africa hand still great concern region’s economy continues show signs tangible recovery continent remains highly vulnerable adverse international economic policies well natural calamities drought epidemics owing limited capacity develop institutions systems cushion populations types calamities situation compounded persistent recurrence drought debt burden decline financial flows low commodity prices implementation painful health
KEN 1994 1502 1502 role international community kenya subscribes fully view new agenda development people-centred recognizing importance overall economic development needs action programmes must give appropriate priority education training health welfare people agenda take account fundamental role science technology socio-economic development particularly developing countries indeed new agenda development become instrument promoting new consensus international cooperation health
KGZ 1994 750 750 instructive lessons easy achievements real advantages become lost picture protracted drop production levels destruction social infrastructure people kyrgyzstan grateful united nations development programme undp world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco institutions united nations family sought help us difficult time face sharp increase health
KGZ 1994 982 982 turn next century human rights all-inclusive universal inalienable rights also pertain women children earth improvement status women key resolving vital social problems involving population education health care words important issue eve twenty-first century agenda humanity country will fully support ready cooperate newly appointed united nations high commissioner human rights kyrgyzstan country health
KNA 1994 1752 1752 world much safer place future generations children united nations conference small states decided commit efforts efficient use land resources work towards creating better education improved health care exploit natural resources sustainable basis achieve shall indeed bequeathing children children much safer world backdrop safeguarding children’s future government st kitts nevis participated international health
LCA 1994 172 172 support international community efforts assist millions deprived south africans attain better quality life however delegation still deeply concerned countries africa continue wage hopeless battle poverty disease debt settlement political strife important attention given economic welfare africa prevent unfortunate massacres similar witnessed rwanda somalia keeping spirit universality prevails today saint lucia hoped health
LKA 1994 1103 1103 gathered momentum region severely affected poverty south asia already taken steps share experiences work common approaches including saarc commitment eradicate poverty year absolute poverty hunger disease illiteracy stalk one fifth world’s population trust world social summit agenda development will effectively address issues mobilize essential resources back commitments eradicate poverty provide employment health
LUX 1994 807 807 proliferation weapons mass destruction serious threats global balance hence world peace economic sphere security depends others sectors give rise concern whether dealing military trade environmental health problems nation can isolate others affected happens beyond borders just actions within borders inevitably repercussions community nations whole security increasingly indivisible disregard links exist development health
LUX 1994 939 939 efforts overcome increasingly complex problems relating development vision future merely accept poverty privation far many parts world populations deprived fundamental right food education even water health roof heads wishing make contribution much- needed international solidarity government luxembourg undertaken double year percentage gross national product earmarked official development assistance reach target per health
LUX 1994 1027 1027 earth summit world conference human rights international conference population development world summit social development fourth world conference women improving status women women’s general access education health one keys success vast undertaking millions people many parts world continue fall victim flagrant violations human rights vienna conference reaffirmed universal validity human rights creation health
MAR 1994 1746 1746 activities aiming settlement many conflicts peaceful means maintenance international peace security inter alia peace-keeping operations specialized institutions agencies also made considerable contributions great efforts social health cultural matters however organization unable accomplish tasks entrusted charter refer particular economic development issues large-scale action taken help developing countries particular achieve economic development despite health
MDV 1994 107 107 winds change currently sweeping across world give us ever new hope promise better future future scarce resources will utilized feed millions hungry mouths provide basic health care safe drinking water basic level education needy rather spent build military might threaten world new era confrontation future will provide safe clean environment human health
MDV 1994 1183 1183 seem bleak decades protracted studies research discussions debates resulting experience today position appreciate fully development simple can achieved process encompasses numerous attributes human life education health environment peace economy society culture national international behaviour contribute achievement reviews expert opinions gathered agenda development together recent sessions commission sustainable development indicate intergovernmental cooperation health
MEX 1994 772 772 development basis fair access markets capital new technolo- gies chance democratic stability flourishes economic stability growth chance human rights violations occur population prey poverty illiteracy disease making progress democracy respect human rights requires new efforts eradicate inequalities individuals groups peoples nations economic sphere facing challenges opportunities posed interdependence globalization must now health
MHL 1994 993 993 contemplated clean-up contaminated islands treatment affected human population can now regarded adequate government lacks huge sums required ensure proper clean-up disposal radioactive contaminants treatment radiation-induced illnesses birth defects caused nuclear-weapons tests notably containment facility established radioactive materials gathered contaminated areas wholly unsatisfactory reasonable environmental standard government may hope unreserved cooperation former health
MLI 1994 711 711 appropriate measures lay foundations lasting development benefit peoples nations world agenda represents last hope millions people living poverty destitution millions children dying every year endemic diseases millions refugees around world delegation welcomes upcoming world summit social development scheduled march copenhagen similarly fourth world conference women held beijing make important contribution elaboration health
MMR 1994 355 355 peace world lies development armaments people throughout world particularly developing countries feeling insecurity arises anxieties daily subsistence dread cataclysmic global conflict underdevelopment creates poverty hunger malnutrition environmental degradation collectively leading civil strife ethnic conflicts eventually collapse peace security problems may instances confined within national borders however will definitely international even global health
MMR 1994 770 770 declaration principles marks important milestone towards lasting peace middle east recent approval israeli cabinet transfer civilian powers palestinians areas culture youth sports international cooperation education health social welfare tourism finance another positive step will pave way self- rule palestinians gaza strip jericho congratulate parties concerned courage mutual accommodation also heartened note health
MMR 1994 1335 1335 will require countries particularly developed countries change consumption patterns past tended focus remedial measures causes environmental degradation overcome challenges face must deal underlying causes case health care prevention just important important cure must therefore formulate strategies will set alleviate poverty provide basic needs food water clothing shelter energy health care peoples health
MMR 1994 1358 1358 causes case health care prevention just important important cure must therefore formulate strategies will set alleviate poverty provide basic needs food water clothing shelter energy health care peoples protecting environment aware fact poverty fundamental cause environmental degradation myanmar concentrating breaking vicious circle poverty environmental degradation view remedying situation government launched programme health
MMR 1994 1600 1600 importance population issues recognizes close link population sustainable development participated cairo conference heartily welcome adoption consensus non-binding 20-year programme action population-policy focus voluntary birth-spacing promote health mother child myanmar maternal child welfare association non governmental organization actively carrying assigned task field much accomplished united nations field human rights organization’s recent accomplishment health
MOZ 1994 785 785 reconstruction mozambique moreover government engaged rehabilitating economic social infrastructures destroyed war reintegration demobilized soldiers civilian life resettlement refugees displaced persons rehabilitation socio-economic infrastructures roads bridges health centres commercial networks schools water supplies real challenges will require special attention government will emerge forthcoming elections context attach great importance ongoing demining process will health
MOZ 1994 1528 1528 connection feel though may recognize basic rules govern peace-keeping activities important bear mind specific situations concrete agreements fully observed case words prescribe medicine every kind disease prescription death rather recovery recipe disaster rather success believe extremely important united nations always take account need safeguard sovereignty state concerned government even weak institutions health
MOZ 1994 1639 1639 pressing issues social integration disadvantaged marginalized segments population eradication poverty especially developing countries summit also emphasize need improve quality life integrated approach sustainable development incorporating health concerns developmental strategies similarly look forward holding world conference women beijing september next year expectation beijing conference will culminate adoption comprehensive strategies policies order address health
MUS 1994 673 673 international financial trading relations necessary prerequisites sustainable development countries world especially developing ones respect plight africa well known world community causes ills weaknesses well documented disease diagnosed cure yet sight africa needs new order clear vision hope will ensure gradual integration international economic trading systems marginalization deliberate accidental must stopped reversed health
MWI 1994 583 583 currently enjoy common knowledge total countries malawi number bottom scale united nations development programme human development indicators reflects extremely low ratings socio-economic indicators covering areas health social welfare education housing food nutrition malawi’s external debt also quite high end june external debt stock stood billion malawi’s balance payments position precarious commodity health
MWI 1994 589 589 malawi number bottom scale united nations development programme human development indicators reflects extremely low ratings socio-economic indicators covering areas health social welfare education housing food nutrition malawi’s external debt also quite high end june external debt stock stood billion malawi’s balance payments position precarious commodity terms trade deteriorating currently estimated per health
MWI 1994 656 656 food shortages owing primarily poor rains 1993-1994 season country urgently needs nearly metric tons grain mainly maize avert mass starvation death among people hiv aids pandemic also adversely affected country ones hardest hit scourge young productive segment population resources government able allocate national budget dealing problem far adequate wishes malawi continues health
MWI 1994 714 714 number refugees neighboring mozambique totalled million people now reduced nearly quarter million will take years probably decades deal full impact large numbers many sectors economy health education basic infrastructure environment adversely affected grave implications already serious poverty country thus quite clear fulfillment government’s policy alleviation poverty will major challenge indeed task health
MWI 1994 1343 1343 give us malawi equal joy comfort thus example situation rwanda source great concern country however gratified horrible carnage saw rwanda recently since come end cholera epidemic outbreak dysentery refugee camps eastern zaire now brought control government pleased made modest troop contribution united nations assistance mission rwanda unamir connection let sincerely thank health
MYS 1994 382 382 tropical forests belonged whole world maintained forests must always remain order maintain biological diversity sustain ecological balance today south-east asia covered thick haze adversely affecting health people hundreds thousands hectares virgin forest burning valuable species lost indeed tropical forest heritage mankind responsibility protection must necessarily collective south-east asian countries will take health
MYS 1994 437 437 community especially richer members help us put fire urgent priority basis regard issue global population inseparable overall concern development reductions fertility mainly come investment education health care women share fundamental objectives conference population development cairo deplore attempt impose views without regard values others peace dividend aspire reap will realized without sustained health
MYS 1994 519 519 united nations will soon commemorate fiftieth year existence uncharitable ignore altogether outstanding contributions made humanity world body agencies provided platform international cooperation fields education law health culture economics refugee relief significantly existence prepared groundwork global order truly democratic multicultural however draw balance sheet era contemplate challenges twenty-first century must take serious health
NAM 1994 1094 1094 lives majority citizens direction clear although road ahead replete pitfalls however must say government’s will determination succeed doubted namibia sought least-developed-country status redress imbalances education health housing employment granting general assembly least-developed-country option namibia full status least-developed country nonetheless allowed us lay foundation reconstruction economic social structures spite government’s best efforts health
NER 1994 1469 1469 sums absorbed manufacture ever-more sophisticated weapons destruction mortgaging security outer space vast regions world millions men women children languishing abject misery engaging daily battle hunger illness many savings made resources allotted peace-keeping minimum allotted development tempted say give economic social development due will less worry concerning peace indeed eloquently pointed september health
NPL 1994 414 414 analysis united nations undoubtedly made significant contributions international relations moreover united nations specialized agencies related bodies united nations development programme united nations children’s fund world health organization united nations population fund food agriculture organization united nations many others engaged improving social economic conditions around world since cold war whose enormous cost health
NZL 1994 1777 1777 shades difference numbers total membership consensus seem emerging around five six new members consider limited expansion number members paying regard equitable geographical participation still priority health organization time achievable benefits members given need ratifications aware even simple expansion hopefully adopted next year will take several years come force unrealistic therefore year health
OMN 1994 354 354 outcome palestinian-lsraeli negotiations culminated signing cairo agreement implementation self-rule gaza strip jericho agreement now implemented palestinian authority now concrete reality exercising different functions areas education health taxation tourism social affairs functions stipulated agreement hope will exercised earliest possible time palestinian authority expansion competence palestinian authority palestinian areas west bank will undoubtedly health
OMN 1994 1324 1324 horrendous massacres claimed hundreds thousands innocent lives destruction infrastructure country’s economy great numbers rwanda’s people now living refugee camps neighbouring countries unimaginably tragic circumstances hunger disease claim lives hundreds daily view horrendous suffering country calls upon rwandese parties stop bloodshed work towards national reconciliation accordance arusha peace agreement peace stability may health
PAK 1994 2120 2120 confront dark forces aggression racism fascism bigotry raised head many parts world perhaps surprising restraints cold war structures lifted conflicts disputes states within erupted like epidemic world community unprepared confront repel aggression witness bosnia azerbaijan kashmir unable muster political will stop genocide witness rwanda unprepared pay price help hungry save deprived health
PER 1994 309 309 took part early stages process led decision convene summit will contribute national programme social development government president fujimori carrying programme gives priority attention basic services health education administration justice particularly poorest context peru believes internal efforts developing countries vital spheres social economic advance must matched high-priority multilateral bilateral cooperation must also health
PHL 1994 758 758 empowerment people communities particularly vulnerable groups devoted attention resources concerns women including women workers children particularly poor protected rights culture ethnic minorities allocated substantial resources health education development people valuable asset philippines believe simultaneous balanced approach peace development quality individual lives must applied international community well within nations family man well health
PHL 1994 1134 1134 children child prostitution child pornography nefarious trade body parts children rights education empowerment women around world special importance united nations world everything mankind’s vital concerns health education children advancement economy preservation environment management country’s world’s population philippines look forward fourth world conference women call inclusion platform action measures protection advancement women’s health
POL 1994 574 574 participant united nations peace-keeping operations troops uphold ideas charter whenever called duty security council poland finally also active areas international cooperation economic social cultural educational health fields well promotion human rights fundamental freedoms stipulated article charter medium- small-sized states potentially great asset united nations far sufficiently recognized let alone utilized states health
POL 1994 816 816 implies increased responsibility ability discharge council’s decisions involving peace-keeping peace-enforcement measures sanctions recourse force give rise various risks sacrifices third countries include potential risk lives health troops financial losses far despite provisions article adequate compensation security peace-keepers utmost importance work undertaken convention safety united nations peace-keeping personnel completed earliest date also health
PRK 1994 1647 1647 development greatly hindered worldwide phenomenon rich getting richer poor getting poorer becoming even intense fair just international economic order established free people developing countries famine disease disasters narrow widening gap developed developing countries united nations give priority development developing countries strengthen role economic social development hope agenda development proposed secretary-general will health
PRK 1994 1714 1714 international order adopted resolutions calling practical measures end non-aligned developing countries working hard achieve south-south cooperation establish south-south economic order starting fields food agriculture education health priority areas drive accelerate social economic development shake economic poverty developed countries pay due attention matter move resume dialogue developing countries join establishing fair international health
PRT 1994 262 262 role development aid also concept development become comprehensive including respect democratic values human rights well social economic issues issues related preservation environment demographics prevention endemic diseases fight traffic drugs must also underline importance attach helping countries truly committed implementing social politico-economic reforms conducive sustainable development however process must complemented increasingly liberal health
QAT 1994 1755 1755 result freeing trade unrestricted competition world threats facing mankind today will continue face future political military questions deterioration environment poverty underdevelopment drugs spread life- threatening diseases terrorism violations human rights become grave passing day non-political issues require urgent solutions become intractable threaten mankind among indications international community’s concern economic social issues health
RUS 1994 706 706 interests frequently prevail awareness danger implicit process fact nothing arms race simply transferred developing countries market worsening ecological crisis proliferation aids acquired immunodeficiency syndrome dangerous diseases also realities close twentieth century lessons history can learned great difficulty obsession idea supremacy extremely dangerous pathological failure accept something different time resulted numerous ethnic health
SEN 1994 1061 1061 generated today indeed feeling insecurity emanates often vicissitudes daily life fear global cataclysm conclusion reached year’s report united nations development programme human development job security health security environmental security forms global problem security takes today development naturally raises question definition new social pact must give priority human solidarity solidarity among communities health
SGP 1994 269 269 immense humanitarian disaster now see country hand others maintain united nations ready shoulder implied responsibility getting involved intra-state conflicts nursing country back political stability economic health course necessary prevent repetition famine chaos troubles member states coming round recognizing political financial institutional limitations united nations realistically expect united nations resolve forms civil health
SLV 1994 551 551 confrontation note concern spite effort made resources devoted promoting development world level situation countries improved economic social spheres particular developing countries extreme poverty marginality deficiencies health services education unemployment inequalities income inter alia characteristics prevail believe objective universal peace achieve human world will possible conviction political will establish new model development health
SLV 1994 1101 1101 crime eradication corruption improving strengthening judicial system order achieve prompt complete justice full respect human rights also adopting measures aimed reducing extreme poverty improving education health systems improving protection individual protecting environment creating new opportunities done order achieve greater well-being salvadorian people part major objective achieving social peace regard implementation peace health
SLV 1994 1486 1486 neediest carrying social-support programmes human development include arrangements rapidly bringing people productive jobs programmes cover training production incentives care mothers children elderly basic infrastructure environmental health recreation sports know long-term programmes can tackle root causes poverty government decided undertake vast profound reforms areas health education make primary sources investment sustainable human health
SLV 1994 1504 1504 care mothers children elderly basic infrastructure environmental health recreation sports know long-term programmes can tackle root causes poverty government decided undertake vast profound reforms areas health education make primary sources investment sustainable human development social mobility believe reforms backed greater budgetary appropriations health education will make possible drastically reduce infant mortality health
SLV 1994 1521 1521 poverty government decided undertake vast profound reforms areas health education make primary sources investment sustainable human development social mobility believe reforms backed greater budgetary appropriations health education will make possible drastically reduce infant mortality bring quality education remotest corners country reduce illiteracy minimum year convinced one speak health comprehensively without considering health
SLV 1994 1529 1529 health education make primary sources investment sustainable human development social mobility believe reforms backed greater budgetary appropriations health education will make possible drastically reduce infant mortality bring quality education remotest corners country reduce illiteracy minimum year convinced one speak health comprehensively without considering environment diseases affect poorest people caused contamination soil health
SLV 1994 1543 1543 greater budgetary appropriations health education will make possible drastically reduce infant mortality bring quality education remotest corners country reduce illiteracy minimum year convinced one speak health comprehensively without considering environment diseases affect poorest people caused contamination soil aquifers air government committed protection recovery environment can sustainable development protect natural resources halt health
SLV 1994 1548 1548 will make possible drastically reduce infant mortality bring quality education remotest corners country reduce illiteracy minimum year convinced one speak health comprehensively without considering environment diseases affect poorest people caused contamination soil aquifers air government committed protection recovery environment can sustainable development protect natural resources halt destruction environment government’s social reforms health
SMR 1994 185 185 however encouraging see generally recognized common concerns must lie necessary reduction rapid population growth problems related issue must addressed thus ensuring people’s rights existence good health free development disposal resources see fit republic san marino participated conference held egypt prompted conviction duty offer contribution fellow citizens well aware small country like health
SUR 1994 875 875 rehabilitate reconstruct beleaguered economy nation sound solid foundation within framework economic reforms consider development human resources priority issue consider extremely important improve living conditions basic health nutrition people committed goals believe every human ultimate right development austerity measures subscribed government easy implement weakness economy hardships suffering impose people notwithstanding progress made health
SUR 1994 876 876 reconstruct beleaguered economy nation sound solid foundation within framework economic reforms consider development human resources priority issue consider extremely important improve living conditions basic health nutrition people committed goals believe every human ultimate right development austerity measures subscribed government easy implement weakness economy hardships suffering impose people notwithstanding progress made far health
SVK 1994 1407 1407 countries however time avoid primary responsibility least developed countries destiny slovak republic offers assistance within means possibilities especially participation slovak experts development programmes example education health care slovakia prepared engage organizational work international year eradication poverty also like emphasize importance recently concluded international conference population development held cairo fact succeeded reaching health
SWZ 1994 1169 1169 economic development objectives kingdom swaziland adopted broad integrated approach aimed achieving sustainable human-centred development policies focus priorities reduction poverty universal access primary school affordable primary health care recent united nations initiatives also guide us government policies follow-up earth summit example established national environmental authority ensure environmental concerns properly integrated stages public health
TCD 1994 956 956 conflicts framework rehabilitation aouzou strip reintegration local population chad already set technical committee study various aspects rehabilitation particularly restoration infrastructure cultivation oases restoration education public health systems also create environment conducive actions carrying mine clearance disinfecting wells poisoned occupation appeal entire international community help us carry programme chad like many countries health
TCD 1994 1070 1070 remain dead letter sahel rain welcomed enthusiastically rainfall particularly abundant year caused flooding many regions country causing serious damage crops leaving many families homeless time epidemic cholera broken cities chad working together various partners united nations agencies non-governmental organizations deal situations following appeals made respectively ministers agriculture health united nations will health
TCD 1994 1092 1092 families homeless time epidemic cholera broken cities chad working together various partners united nations agencies non-governmental organizations deal situations following appeals made respectively ministers agriculture health united nations will celebrate fiftieth anniversary next year meet many challenges must adapt present changes therefore country supports common african position restructuring revitalization united nations health
TJK 1994 97 97 united nations donor countries international organizations short everyone everything possible help state hard times need describe detail hardship befallen long-suffering motherland wounds civil war serious illness society healed either surgical intervention compulsory treatment healed victim becomes aware affliction makes effective use possible means necessary recovery credit people country said able put health
TUN 1994 366 366 family social domain adopted dialogue negotiation basis relationships forces production also made efforts preserve gains workers promote good working conditions expand social welfare coverage protect health safety workplace trying increase job opportunities time revitalized values social mutual assistance national solidarity order render assistance disadvantaged help develop outlaying areas country integrate framework health
UGA 1994 1438 1438 adopted international community delegation supports initiative elaborate agenda guided overall objective effecting substantial rapid improvement quality life developing countries eradication poverty provision basic needs namely nutrition shelter health education equally endorse proposal made brazil convening united nations conference development time uganda welcomed fact general assembly resolution united nations new agenda development health
UGA 1994 1440 1440 community delegation supports initiative elaborate agenda guided overall objective effecting substantial rapid improvement quality life developing countries eradication poverty provision basic needs namely nutrition shelter health education equally endorse proposal made brazil convening united nations conference development time uganda welcomed fact general assembly resolution united nations new agenda development africa 1990s health
UGA 1994 1686 1686 cairo conference population endorsement view problem population just question numbers rather critical issue human development welfare regard challenge improve people’s standard living areas provision education health housing transportation clean water sanitation eradicate poverty developing countries especially population problems arise irresponsible parenthood ultimately result socio-economic despair ignorance demand foremost attention follow-up programme health
USA 1994 310 310 terrorists wielding deadly arms criminal syndicates selling arms drugs infiltrating institutions fragile democracies global economy offers great promise also deep insecurity many places declining opportunity diseases like aids threaten decimate nations combined dangers population explosion economic decline prompted world community reach remarkable consensus cairo conference global local environmental threats demand sustainable health
USA 1994 1471 1471 reconciliation reconstruction president aristide yesterday called immediate easing sanctions work rebuilding can begin immediately accordingly intend act expeditiously within security council resolutions enable us restore health care water electrical services construction materials humanitarian efforts communications agricultural educational materials today also announcing united states will suspend unilateral sanctions haiti except affect military health
VEN 1994 133 133 surgery surgeons converted human body fruitful field operations capable correcting natural defects injuries arising circumstances prevailing increasingly complex society life expectancy risen steadily terrible endemic diseases used claim countless victims vanished almost completely communications greatest marvel century twentieth century era radio broadcasting television important events occurring part world immediately known distant health
ZWE 1994 643 643 well regional organizations curtailment people’s participation decision-making processes undermines capacity countries provide people even basic necessities life including food water shelter basic social services education health zimbabwe believes international efforts promote peace stability security exist threatened can largely facilitated regional organizations good neighbours africa taken concrete measures regard establishing permanent mechanism health
ZWE 1994 1185 1185 matters vital south third-world countries whole hope social development summit will focus growing poverty world attack rapid development science technology taking place middle increasing poverty disease amongst large population groups especially third world time took enormous steps eradicate world poverty create full employment hope combined efforts environment population conferences already referred health
ZWE 1994 1254 1254 imperative development put people first promoting social development employment-creation opportunities poverty- eradication programmes view provision adequate food water shelter well basic social services education training health absolute imperative promotion opportunities increased popular participation enhancement role status women requires paramount attention.employment creation requires greater private initiative increased investment thus domestic policies pursued health
AFG 1995 62 62 ability overcome challenges war conflict always bring miseries devastation last years taught children differentiate various sounds guns rockets tanks mortars rather teaching literacy providing basic nutrition security peace mind turn world family institution dedicated cause humanity self-determination nations human rights democracy pronounce opposed forces aiming create bloodbath already devastated afghanistan return health
AFG 1995 2723 2723 afghanistan repeatedly maintained view arms embargo republic bosnia herzegovina applicable de jure right victim self-defence respected restored like draw assembly’s attention one great threats life health well-being present future generations man-made plague narcotic drugs production sale smuggling expansion poppy fields country afghanistan one legacies war unfortunate statistics show cultivation poppy increased health
AGO 1995 520 520 without hindering development requiring sacrifices part poorest segments populations principal international financial institutions grant favourable credit developing countries remedies applied respective economies will lead deterioration health economies present international economic order favour economies so-called third world thus necessary just international economic order without protectionist measures impede international business relations create discrimination health
AND 1995 1243 1243 mean relaxation development efforts member states organization always promoted day day field united nations children’s fund unicef united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco world health organization carry work far important enjoy sincere support take opportunity announce stay new york signed behalf government andorra convention rights child reflects country’s recognition cause health
AND 1995 1305 1305 tasks contributed well- many children throughout world demonstrate productive vitality united nations andorra much concerned questions development despite modest means small territory feel solidarity victims malnutrition hunger sickness lack educational opportunities foreign policy united nations oriented direction last march andorran head government brought copenhagen message solidarity declared poverty inevitable andorra small health
AND 1995 1552 1552 inspire united nations great themes general assembly will reflect coming decades clearly everything perfect past years situations member states effective enough every day hear hunger disease lack access education affect poor often rich now anniversary let us take comfort work achieved said let us consider world without united nations none less health
ARE 1995 1098 1098 principles charter provisions international law will form framework renewed unification power determination organization last fifty years remained symbol hope ability humanity free scourges war hunger disease live lasting peace security health
ATG 1995 907 907 nations team experts antigua came determine united nations assist following devastation wrought hurricane luis united nations development programme barbados country office department humanitarian affairs world health organization several united nations agencies bodies quickly launched international appeal help us reconstruct distinguished citizen antigua barbuda excellency governor-general also quick agree chairman un national health
AUS 1995 366 366 unacceptably high continue difficulties availability resources development assistance acknowledge awful reality according world bank billion people still live absolute poverty food agriculture employment labour standards health education building infrastructure vital communities developing world roads bridges water systems united nations agencies worked relentlessly service human family united nations children’s fund unicef today health
AUS 1995 399 399 roads bridges water systems united nations agencies worked relentlessly service human family united nations children’s fund unicef today per cent world’s children immunized six killer diseases just one hundreds similar stories united nations can telling basic united nations concept world community operate foster development law justice human rights fundamental commitment united health
AUS 1995 2060 2060 programmes specialized programmes agencies entire united nations family agencies food agriculture organization fao international labour organization ilo united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco world health organization international atomic energy agency put equation well bretton woods institutions world bank group international monetary fund imf employ nearly people spend billion annually still health
AZE 1995 841 841 nations played important role assistance activities 1995-1996 humanitarian programmes presented united nations consolidated inter-agency humanitarian assistance appeal caucasus include relief projects food non-food shelter education health sectors however secretary-general indicates annual report work organization per cent million requirements pledged humanitarian activities azerbaijan received july projects carried aegis united nations addressed capacity-building health
BEL 1995 640 640 provision basic needs belgium therefore calls development mechanism allows economic development go hand hand social development governments must respect rights workers improve working conditions security health workers five basic social conventions ilo relating minimum age employment abolition slavery freedom trade unions freedom negotiation non-discrimination internationally recognized fundamental conventions provide concrete impetus health
BEL 1995 751 751 part belgium first country europe adopt law february linking respect human rights development cooperation international conference population development held cairo recognized relationship individual’s reproductive sexual health development every individual every country importance world summit social development held copenhagen lay integrated approach linking fight poverty creation jobs promotion social integration adoption basis health
BGD 1995 23 23 honour make following statement behalf excellency mr s m mostafizur rahman foreign minister bangladesh though present new york unable attend assembly reasons health warmly congratulate mr diogo freitas amaral unanimous election president historic fiftieth anniversary session united nations general assembly election tribute personally great country portugal confident will health
BGD 1995 330 330 partners revitalizing world economy ignored new constraints conditionalities selectively imposed globally new forces emerging state acting alone can control threaten legitimacy states pollution eco-damage devastating diseases speculative dealers money- launderers organized crime arms smugglers terrorists eaten societies vitiated values crippled development rapid technological transnational processes reducing ability states act regulate domestic health
BHS 1995 175 175 charter determined save succeeding generations scourge war managed far global war concerned saved generations heritage future good enough save seemingly inevitable lot chronic poverty ignorance disease threat nuclear annihilation consequences global_warming good enough save generations life security existence planet live jeopardy clearly responsible establishing parameters action past produced result desirable necessary health
BLR 1995 1210 1210 belarusians living conditions ecological disaster chernobyl nuclear-power plant catastrophe republic spends annually per cent national budget mitigate economic ecological medical after-effects chernobyl accident horrible happening health psyche people incidence thyroid cancer children increased manifold birth rate fallen per cent since period preceding accident genetic diseases conspicuously rise contaminated areas time goes health
BLR 1995 1229 1229 medical after-effects chernobyl accident horrible happening health psyche people incidence thyroid cancer children increased manifold birth rate fallen per cent since period preceding accident genetic diseases conspicuously rise contaminated areas time goes becomes evident chernobyl catastrophe infringed sacred human rights right life glad note important catalysing role played general assembly specialized health
BLR 1995 1292 1292 past nature after-effects chernobyl also changes requiring strengthened role part united nations development chernobyl-related bilateral cooperation part belarus ready sign bilateral memoranda chernobyl cooperation world health organization international atomic energy agency united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco united nations industrial development organization agencies united nations system march international conference will health
BLR 1995 1497 1497 nations budget fifties person longer peak physical capacities acquires considerable life experience wisdom like express wish united nations 50-year threshold crossed will remain full strength health unsurpassed wisdom deeds health
BRA 1995 1685 1685 role world trade organization mainstay open non-discriminatory multilateral trade system must promote broader coordination macroeconomic policies foster regional economic integration provide better effective cooperation areas health sanitation education administration justice areas great social impact must widen decision-making circles order include countries whose contribution objectives can instrumental united nations able ensure implementation health
BTN 1995 457 457 taking place outside united nations organization increasingly marginalized economic financial trade issues important world continue keep investing people especially women children meet basic needs education health social welfare historic united nations conferences decade children environment human rights population social development women embody irreversible commitment international community chart new course future country health
BTN 1995 573 573 food programme united nations population fund united nations capital development fund international fund agricultural development united nations volunteer programme food agriculture organization united nations world health organization international monetary fund world bank contributed much welfare people also grateful bilateral donors particularly india switzerland japan denmark netherlands austria norway kuwait germany australia health
BWA 1995 987 987 now rests nuclear-weapon states honour end deal delegation firmly believes way protect world scourge nuclear weapons complete elimination contribution made united nations specialized agencies field health especially developing countries impressive life- threatening diseases polio tuberculosis smallpox malaria river blindness name largely eradicated parts world visible benefit work united nations development transfer health
BWA 1995 994 994 delegation firmly believes way protect world scourge nuclear weapons complete elimination contribution made united nations specialized agencies field health especially developing countries impressive life- threatening diseases polio tuberculosis smallpox malaria river blindness name largely eradicated parts world visible benefit work united nations development transfer technology especially developing countries resulting improved sanitation health
BWA 1995 998 998 protect world scourge nuclear weapons complete elimination contribution made united nations specialized agencies field health especially developing countries impressive life- threatening diseases polio tuberculosis smallpox malaria river blindness name largely eradicated parts world visible benefit work united nations development transfer technology especially developing countries resulting improved sanitation education human resource development health
BWA 1995 1037 1037 transfer technology especially developing countries resulting improved sanitation education human resource development food production storage currently united nations spending millions dollars research related expenditure aids pandemic threatening existence humankind posing serious threat economic development many nations sincere hope world will quickly find cure save humankind scourge pandemic concerned recent years resources health
BWA 1995 1058 1058 research related expenditure aids pandemic threatening existence humankind posing serious threat economic development many nations sincere hope world will quickly find cure save humankind scourge pandemic concerned recent years resources available specialized agencies united nations declining negatively affected contribution economic development developing countries clear report secretary-general core resources united nations development health
CAF 1995 288 288 acknowledged beyond borders strengthened achievement country practising policy preventive diplomacy development just completed first phase change notably restoration public confidence establishing democratic institutions re-establishing fiscal health control health measures training education adoption promulgation january new truly democratic constitution constitution adopted overwhelming majority introduces policy decentralization corollary regionalization aimed involving population tasks health
CAF 1995 290 290 borders strengthened achievement country practising policy preventive diplomacy development just completed first phase change notably restoration public confidence establishing democratic institutions re-establishing fiscal health control health measures training education adoption promulgation january new truly democratic constitution constitution adopted overwhelming majority introduces policy decentralization corollary regionalization aimed involving population tasks development mobilizing health
CHL 1995 753 753 problems relating security include corrosive influence drug production consumption corrupting effect movements vast amounts money traffic involves degradation environment global impact ozone layer local effect health children elderly large international migrations resulting insecurity countries origin expansion international terrorism increase transmissible diseases aids one immediate conclusion emerges substitute multilateral system tackle interrelated health
CHL 1995 768 768 traffic involves degradation environment global impact ozone layer local effect health children elderly large international migrations resulting insecurity countries origin expansion international terrorism increase transmissible diseases aids one immediate conclusion emerges substitute multilateral system tackle interrelated set problems areas purely national action shrinking need international agreements understandings growing daily basis another health
CMR 1995 635 635 welcome action taken field united nations united nations children’s fund unicef office united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr united nations development programme undp organizations world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco international labour organization ilo another matter like welcome progress united nations fight scourge drugs united nations international health
COD 1995 569 569 cold war ended without much help development process countries south particularly africa poverty increased worsening economic social situation wake worsening situation africa particular experiencing reappearance diseases eradicated appearance new endemic diseases without necessary resources cope decolonization virtually now apartheid abolished africa facing new challenges democratization development seized fever democratization undergoing irreversible health
COD 1995 574 574 help development process countries south particularly africa poverty increased worsening economic social situation wake worsening situation africa particular experiencing reappearance diseases eradicated appearance new endemic diseases without necessary resources cope decolonization virtually now apartheid abolished africa facing new challenges democratization development seized fever democratization undergoing irreversible change accompanied new difficulties international health
CUB 1995 39 39 victim concerns increase new outbreaks dengue fever fighting continues baltic young man commits suicide killing parents brother eight people children third world run risk contracting diseases western world peace new world new order committed years ago half century end devastating world war nations really united short ago many us believed finally health
CUB 1995 317 317 strong tribal heritage afflicted new liberal western models totally alien national characteristics fifty years despite efforts united nations able eliminate hunger poverty millions children dying diseases curable entire peoples longing simple glass drinking water virtual reality told live today conceal nuclear weapons asserted may destroy planet three times enough will illusion health
CUB 1995 1006 1006 informal exchange market reduced per cent end first half economy grown per cent significant economic measures made results possible yet traditional attention government gives education health employment social security never diminished possible since zealously resolutely defended commitment made fathers nation keep free sovereign miles distant great power always regarded us part health
DEU 1995 65 65 representatives nations assembled san francisco year intended president truman put architects better world become blue-print today family nations members millions people world owe lives freedom health jobs homes united nations specialized agencies decolonization completed apartheid overcome respect human rights longer internal affair field disarmament historic breakthrough achieved may year proliferation nuclear health
DOM 1995 818 818 bomb growth estimated million persons per year related problems fact per cent world’s population lived rural sectors per cent urban centres inhabitants number persons suffering malnutrition estimated reach million end century children without schooling will number million will million illiterate persons living without sanitation systems will reach million dealing problems will health
ECU 1995 125 125 fragmentation revival violent nationalisms political social instability decrease transfer international resources development many third world countries social problems increasingly becoming acute extreme poverty accompanied hunger malnutrition abandonment unemployment disease ignorance combined many regions guerrilla movements armed insurrection several countries face consequences foreign debt crisis associated lack international political solidarity relieve many health
ECU 1995 128 128 nationalisms political social instability decrease transfer international resources development many third world countries social problems increasingly becoming acute extreme poverty accompanied hunger malnutrition abandonment unemployment disease ignorance combined many regions guerrilla movements armed insurrection several countries face consequences foreign debt crisis associated lack international political solidarity relieve many regions corruption become health
ECU 1995 155 155 combined many regions guerrilla movements armed insurrection several countries face consequences foreign debt crisis associated lack international political solidarity relieve many regions corruption become endemic disease production consumption trafficking narcotic drugs devastate traditional social structures violence rural urban increase brutal means frequently used suppress actually promote growth thus capacity secretary pro health
ESP 1995 1211 1211 development platform action adopted beijing result concern includes important progress human rights notably right women control decide freely responsibly matters related sexuality including sexual reproductive health without coercion discrimination violence three years fiftieth anniversary universal declaration human rights international community yet entirely satisfied progress achieved session will provide us opportunity take health
ETH 1995 571 571 conflicts one focuses preventive measures economic social fields minimum measure developing countries particularly african states dominate list least developed countries need freed various impediments retarding stunting economic growth development one critical problem faced african economies debt burden debt-servicing obligations continue frustrate ability african countries pull economic crisis facing well two decades health
FJI 1995 940 940 rather contribute detract national indeed global security oceanic state heavily dependent sea food survival maintain nuclear testing region immediate impact threatens one main sources livelihood health present time generations come french decision resume nuclear testing mururoa well known met worldwide condemnation south pacific countries immediately affected added strong individual collective voices health
FJI 1995 2109 2109 states form basis new instrument aimed strengthening climate convention present time new commitments attach developing countries given overriding priority will remain combatting poverty recognizing present health world’s climate system result detrimental patterns production consumption industrialized countries countries continue take lead reducing emission greenhouse gases fiji welcomes successful completion united nations conference health
FSM 1995 943 943 ugly chronicle willingness gamble lives homes millions island inhabitants region micronesia particular marshall islands despite broad assurances testing safe learning now years later disastrous effects health island peoples far worse science predicted time established principle international law prescribes state must ensure actions within jurisdiction control cause damage within states within areas health
GAB 1995 916 916 range instruments mechanisms designed provide governments assistance expect whatever allegiance peoples represented every one us will acknowledge appreciate example role unesco education science culture world health organization basis contribution eradication major endemic pandemic diseases united nations development programme carrying development projects nevertheless overall verdict still mixed believe although actions allowed humanity health
GAB 1995 923 923 expect whatever allegiance peoples represented every one us will acknowledge appreciate example role unesco education science culture world health organization basis contribution eradication major endemic pandemic diseases united nations development programme carrying development projects nevertheless overall verdict still mixed believe although actions allowed humanity survive fully succeeded improving quality life people health
GAB 1995 924 924 whatever allegiance peoples represented every one us will acknowledge appreciate example role unesco education science culture world health organization basis contribution eradication major endemic pandemic diseases united nations development programme carrying development projects nevertheless overall verdict still mixed believe although actions allowed humanity survive fully succeeded improving quality life people south health
GBR 1995 74 74 models collective security soon crumbled league nations collapsed less two decades united nations proved durable years helped spread peace place war worked push back hunger disease advance democracy human rights without united nations bleaker world delighted add britain’s voice celebrations fiftieth session general assembly five decades timely recall united nations achieved health
GBR 1995 201 201 relief suffering since office united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr provided food shelter medicine education million refugees united nations programmes immunized per cent world’s children disease united nations sanitation nutrition projects halved child mortality developing countries united nations motor democracy sustainable development given electoral help countries charters covenants set international standards health
GBR 1995 205 205 united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr provided food shelter medicine education million refugees united nations programmes immunized per cent world’s children disease united nations sanitation nutrition projects halved child mortality developing countries united nations motor democracy sustainable development given electoral help countries charters covenants set international standards human rights brokered agreements health
GBR 1995 209 209 refugees unhcr provided food shelter medicine education million refugees united nations programmes immunized per cent world’s children disease united nations sanitation nutrition projects halved child mortality developing countries united nations motor democracy sustainable development given electoral help countries charters covenants set international standards human rights brokered agreements conserve world forests fish health
GBR 1995 1115 1115 short-term humanitarian needs isolation huge sums spent humanitarian efforts rwanda example rwanda’s long-term stability depends rebuilding structures society civil rights helping local communities help areas health housing effective judiciary suggest two elements key new approach first must adopt longer-term perspective tackling immediate crises even cease-fire holding elections taken place framework society health
GHA 1995 390 390 perpetuity developing countries generally find difficult economic circumstances result unfavourable international economic climate need concerted international action restructure international economy order meet challenges absolute poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy among others developing countries overemphasized context appreciate limited success important global conferences past year especially population development cairo world summit social development copenhagen health
GHA 1995 391 391 developing countries generally find difficult economic circumstances result unfavourable international economic climate need concerted international action restructure international economy order meet challenges absolute poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy among others developing countries overemphasized context appreciate limited success important global conferences past year especially population development cairo world summit social development copenhagen last health
GMB 1995 939 939 efforts improve quality life peoples world summit including non-governmental organizations forum facilitated broader exchange views international community social development issues emphasis poverty alleviation generation employment health care adoption copenhagen declaration social development programme action conveys collective concern world’s social ills indeed commitment concerted effort find viable solutions problems particular relevance delegation health
GMB 1995 1088 1088 platform action focuses role women development provide important guidelines realizing goals set gambia women playing indispensable role national development today ministers women responsible important sectors health social welfare education youth sports tourism culture participation world conference first lady head delegation general assembly 22nd plenary meeting fiftieth session october inspired government’s commitment health
GMB 1995 1444 1444 also perspective right development gambia last years experience elections held regular intervals know facade point overemphasizing civil political rights developing country expense pressing needs areas health education agriculture people can think casting vote first want make sure enough food eat can send children school access health care case let illusion democracy health
GMB 1995 1464 1464 country expense pressing needs areas health education agriculture people can think casting vote first want make sure enough food eat can send children school access health care case let illusion democracy flourish conditions abject poverty greatest threat international peace security today ever widening gap rich poor since live world interdependence general health
GNQ 1995 694 694 human rights one credibly claim supporting political reform country stirring antagonism disputes political sectors country one credibly claim helping people equatorial guinea suspending cooperation educational health agricultural sectors one credibly claim helping people equatorial guinea inciting donor community block projects proven social effectiveness sincerely believe one help people depriving resources opportunities health
GUY 1995 841 841 tailings pond dam omai gold mines essequibo region causing million cubic metres cyanide slurry discharged environment aquatic life river endangered inhabitants nearby villages exposed serious health hazards fortunately government guyana able assistance friendly governments agencies united nations system contain danger disasters natural man-made point need urgent international action protect small countries health
HND 1995 136 136 system government changes include strengthening judicial branch placing national police civilian jurisdiction transforming compulsory military service voluntary educational humanistic service allocating per cent national budget health education social welfare reflects interest state combating poverty overcoming social problems establishing system government marked justice solidarity participation adopting fiscal correction measures decrease negative impact health
HND 1995 718 718 convention rights child part national programmes adopted policies aimed attaining goals set plan action government considers boys girls must enjoy fundamental human rights access education health services one priorities eliminate family poverty principal cause exploitation children infant mortality government honduras also participated fourth world conference women held beijing convinced declaration plan health
HND 1995 730 730 plan action government considers boys girls must enjoy fundamental human rights access education health services one priorities eliminate family poverty principal cause exploitation children infant mortality government honduras also participated fourth world conference women held beijing convinced declaration plan action adopted will make contribution women’s participation political civil economic social cultural health
HTI 1995 1049 1049 political economic financial cultural environment world countries achieving degree success countries continue slip towards deterioration result millions men women children living subhuman poverty without access health care adequate nutrition timely occasion organization play role instrument solidarity international cooperation keeping mandate conferred years ago implementation without delay copenhagen decisions desirable concern otherwise health
HTI 1995 1052 1052 cultural environment world countries achieving degree success countries continue slip towards deterioration result millions men women children living subhuman poverty without access health care adequate nutrition timely occasion organization play role instrument solidarity international cooperation keeping mandate conferred years ago implementation without delay copenhagen decisions desirable concern otherwise situations spill national health
IDN 1995 875 875 technology predictable long-term basis initiating negotiations towards international convention security assurances non-nuclear states concluding ongoing negotiations comprehensive test-ban treaty context deplored underground testing france china health environmental considerations precisely contravenes spirit review extension conference npt undermines ongoing efforts conclude comprehensive test-ban treaty urging nuclear powers desist conducting tests believe imperative concerted health
IDN 1995 1274 1274 cent per year rising tide production lifted economies thus notwithstanding promise global recovery billion people remain poverty-stricken often circumstances extreme deprivation million die annually hunger malnutrition poverty- related causes gap haves have- nots continues widen doubling size past three decades richest per cent poorest policy decisions affecting developing countries increasingly made health
IND 1995 106 106 always loom think however celebrate survival united nations judge done now needs united nations system remarkable success helping defeat colonialism apartheid social issues like universal health care women’s rights banning global non-discriminatory treaties two three weapons mass destruction considerable achievements clear pattern emerges whenever united nations acted principle responding felt needs health
IND 1995 422 422 better peaceful place just important united nations say decisions guide international economy chapter ix charter gave task promote higher standards living solutions international economic social health related problems universal respect human rights fundamental freedoms like united nations world trade organization gives equal weight votes members pity world trade organization cut even health
IRL 1995 555 555 numerous conflicts peace-keeping operations restored stability many parts world set basic international standards human rights monitors observance sustained efforts eliminate poverty alleviate distress deprivation improve health living standards millions world’s vulnerable citizens may ask recent past united nations seen great recent achievements mozambique cambodia haiti el salvador take examples peoples countries health
IRQ 1995 915 915 reviews sanctions regime iraq every days reviews conducted date without easing sanctions situation remains since april nothing achieved healthy situation tragic consequences embargo limited food health sectors iraq sections agriculture education environment also sustained grave damage due shortages materials basic requirements needed work sectors even minimum level required satisfy basic needs health
JAM 1995 190 190 around world remains greatest repository hope viable option ensuring international peace security development today still inhabit imperfect world poverty social economic inequality within states hunger disease environmental degradation remain critical issues global solutions must found inevitably global problems last now agree major problems confronting world transnational nature addressing challenges daunting task health
JAM 1995 388 388 affecting lives para sustainable development maintained must people-oriented objective scope focus needs environment gives priority promotion social well-being integration advancement environment emphasis eradication poverty enhancement health education productive employment vital honour commitments agreed major international conferences integrate common framework development declarations work programmes conferences beginning world summit children including recent fourth health
JPN 1995 142 142 estimated million refugees world today secretary-general boutros boutros-ghali pointed recent statement geneva approach end twentieth century billion people living absolute poverty billion receive even basic health care needless say remain increasingly grave problems environmental degradation including global_warming deforestation marine pollution united nations universal international organization exists cope grave problems ensure international health
JPN 1995 457 457 particular importance role women development thus recent fourth world conference women beijing announced new policy expand development assistance three priority areas raising educational standards improving health promoting economic social participation women formulation new development strategy proposed earlier comprehensive approach needed approach include official development assistance variety policy measures areas trade investment health
JPN 1995 575 575 measuring economic growth developing country example increase gross national product fixed level within certain time-frame indices showing degree social development according among things literacy infant mortality rates secondly important promote participatory development involves addition central governments new development actors non-governmental organizations local governments thirdly south-south cooperation promoted propose necessary financial measures health
KEN 1995 971 971 capacity respond kenya many african countries undertaken major political economic reforms despite enormous short-term adverse effects vulnerable social groups particularly regard escalating costs instance education health housing efforts however hampered decline bilateral multilateral financial support resulting limited prospects economic growth regard urge international community provide adequate resources support reforms united nations health
KGZ 1995 717 717 countries transition kyrgyzstan united nations organizations undp united nations children’s fund unicef united nations population fund unfpa united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco world health organization although sometimes overwhelmed unprecedented nature scope problems refugees natural disasters degradation environment illegal drug trafficking spread aids deserve great deal credit helping us solve health
KHM 1995 1026 1026 ban nuclear testing around world just concluded review extension conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons nuclear tests anywhere whether atmospheric underground major concern us terms health safety well-being humankind kingdom cambodia notes satisfaction progress made comprehensive test-ban treaty applaud agreement reached mandate regard production fissile materials weapons happy see encouraging sign health
KNA 1995 1125 1125 infrastructure undermine severely economic life islands country’s main export crop sugar almost completely wiped prospects sugar harvest discouraging country’s main hospital suffered extensive damage placing health people saint kitts nevis great risk take opportunity thank international community quick response providing emergency relief people saint kitts nevis first foremost reality small island health
LCA 1995 1519 1519 easing tensions conflicts whenever wherever waged around globe attention must focused countries devote large slices national budgets arms purchases production numerous areas world languish poverty disease civil external wars occur regions possession advanced weaponry medium-range missiles chemical biological even nuclear warheads ambitious threatened regimes becomes potentially lethal prospect search peace compelling health
LCA 1995 1912 1912 early conquistadors worlds conquer worlds recreate recreation post-cold-war world disappearing divisions states sworn enemies drive adjust dictates new world economic order interdependence nations highlighted background diseases threaten world potential destruction environment guarantees survival mankind problems resolved must approached collective means available within body however solutions effective must take account differences size health
LSO 1995 1234 1234 woods institutions regrettable today united nations celebrates fiftieth year since signing organization’s charter san francisco many people africa continue live even harsher conditions poverty hunger disease civil war natural disaster plight african continent remains major challenge emerging world order urgent need stronger consolidated effort pull continent poverty trap continues sink months health
LSO 1995 1694 1694 fulfil obligations commitment leave man’s common heritage earth condition will enable future generations sustain life many us best develop full potential human resources education good health clean living working environment nutrition put place appropriate policies ensure realization noble objective worried slow progress towards discovery permanent cure hiv aids pandemic urge humankind health
LSO 1995 1699 1699 common heritage earth condition will enable future generations sustain life many us best develop full potential human resources education good health clean living working environment nutrition put place appropriate policies ensure realization noble objective worried slow progress towards discovery permanent cure hiv aids pandemic urge humankind spare effort resources menace vanquished health
LSO 1995 1717 1717 education good health clean living working environment nutrition put place appropriate policies ensure realization noble objective worried slow progress towards discovery permanent cure hiv aids pandemic urge humankind spare effort resources menace vanquished therefore join appeals increased political commitment financial material support scientific research will lead discovery cure disease long time health
LSO 1995 1740 1740 hiv aids pandemic urge humankind spare effort resources menace vanquished therefore join appeals increased political commitment financial material support scientific research will lead discovery cure disease long time nations world expressed desire enhance international justice system recognition international criminal court essential element building respect human rights throughout world led members united health
LTU 1995 44 44 great challenge serving capacity time united nations marking first years existence people hoping better world mr amaral noted statement last week peace freedom justice education health development fifty years ago united nations formed bring nations world together work peace development based principles justice human dignity well-being people united nations aim promoting health
LTU 1995 272 272 presented conflicts former yugoslavia afghanistan liberia rwanda burundi somalia many ways unprecedented united nations expected provide development assistance emergency relief refugees expected promote democracy safeguard health rights women children united nations expected play leading role solving environmental population problems securing sustainable development expected prevent spread weapons mass destruction united nations live health
LUX 1995 275 275 commends progress achieved conference hails fact first time rights women recognized integral indivisible part human rights fundamental freedoms particular mind recognition right women control sexual health access equal footing economic resources right different claimed religious fundamentalists hamper implementation new principles events time ago led us believe old bipolar world thing past health
LUX 1995 813 813 compulsion unacceptable indeed intolerable end twentieth century billion people live abject poverty almost billion men women children lack sufficient food drinking water access education elementary health care sure certain parts south today enjoying remarkable development others african continent particular seem left behind progress world economy whole benefited also alarming inequalities within health
LUX 1995 977 977 far- reaching changes occurred growing globalization problems review take cognizance fact countries faced new phenomena often diverse alike reaching beyond national borders thinking inter alia health problems aids environmental problems depletion ozone layer global_warming also social phenomena population growth pressure migration problem refugees violations human rights trans-border issues increasing concern drug health
LVA 1995 768 768 enough food adequate living conditions opportunities developing potential world today enormous differences levels development persist among countries united nations accomplished great deal work eradicate poverty disease provide humanitarian relief possible improve work improving coordination relief agencies programmes eliminating redundancies relief must address needs united nations significant role play needs assessment past health
MCO 1995 881 881 humanitarian affairs office united nations high commissioner refugees unicef well many non- governmental organizations well-known less well-known worked tirelessly constantly determination protect feed provide medical health care populations adrift assaulted ruthless armed conflict year principality monaco contributed large percentage public efforts financial contributions humanitarian social fields will continue hoping action taken health
MDG 1995 405 405 individual collective frustrations born poverty marginalization social injustice picture complemented environmental degradation sluggish economy depletion natural resources disintegration social fabric spread drug use international terrorism pandemics natural disasters unemployment famine sum whole range global threats longer confined within national borders truism assert solving problems calls us farsighted step back get global health
MEX 1995 1007 1007 development cairo world summit social development copenhagen incorporation women society equal terms basis recent beijing declaration platform action drug consumption trafficking become one principal threats health welfare societies endangering economic political social structures drug trafficking related illicit activities illegal traffic arms money laundering terrorism corruption criminal activities constitute important challenge administration health
MHL 1995 661 661 gathered country suggests uncertain terms nuclear contaminants resulting directly nuclear- weapons tests conducted country entered basic food chain upon livelihood depends causing among things extensive health risks must also pause reflect plight groups victims rest world enjoying benefits freedom post-war period caught crossfire super- power rivalries one unfortunate group people marshall health
MHL 1995 840 840 international community takes action address concerns organization acknowledges support lent high officials nuclear testing marshall islands want bring attention international community reality magnitude effect tests health environment future development nation also want become aware daily struggle cope situation whose radiation-induced nature continues haunt us whose complexity terms solutions far beyond capacity health
MHL 1995 910 910 perils radiation think terms human suffering try visualize marshallese children born faceless bones missing extra limbs jellyfish babies come call irreparable damage wreaked upon reproductive health mothers remiss however acknowledge efforts made former trustee addressing health environmental problems caused radioactive contaminants also feel international community obligation take serious note concerns well health
MHL 1995 920 920 born faceless bones missing extra limbs jellyfish babies come call irreparable damage wreaked upon reproductive health mothers remiss however acknowledge efforts made former trustee addressing health environmental problems caused radioactive contaminants also feel international community obligation take serious note concerns well undertake leading active role ensuring acceptable process designed restore marshall health
MHL 1995 1076 1076 conference women held year beijing recognized concept practice environmental degradation incongruent development use testing nuclear weapons undeniably one factor destruction environment displacement people creation high health risks south pacific forum held last month papua new guinea called upon governments international organizations expertise field clean-up disposal radioactive contaminants give appropriate assistance remedial health
MHL 1995 1143 1143 territory administered united states adversely affected nuclear-weapon tests conducted period trusteeship responsibility includes safe resettlement displaced human populations restoration economic productivity affected areas provision adequate health care compensation loss life land health post-forum dialogue papua new guinea former trustee united states took position stand way marshall islands exploring question soliciting assistance health
MHL 1995 1149 1149 nuclear-weapon tests conducted period trusteeship responsibility includes safe resettlement displaced human populations restoration economic productivity affected areas provision adequate health care compensation loss life land health post-forum dialogue papua new guinea former trustee united states took position stand way marshall islands exploring question soliciting assistance countries organizations purposes disposal radioactive contaminants health
MLI 1995 909 909 must understand prevention conflicts costs mankind less dealing consequences organization african unity oau united nations must grow increasingly involved anticipating conflicts less dependent seeking remedies illness taken hold major political development 1990s certainly gradual return peace middle east signing israeli-palestinian agreement earnestly hope talks golan israel syria new agreement extending palestinian health
MLI 1995 1116 1116 investment continent remains weak moreover africa’s burdensome debt constantly growing now consuming per cent export earnings tragedy situation lies concurrence resurgence natural disasters persistence exacerbation illnesses acquired immunodeficiency syndrome aids especially malaria agenda development recognizes right developing countries especially least developed countries development must reorient objectives priorities united nations system towards health
MLI 1995 1122 1122 burdensome debt constantly growing now consuming per cent export earnings tragedy situation lies concurrence resurgence natural disasters persistence exacerbation illnesses acquired immunodeficiency syndrome aids especially malaria agenda development recognizes right developing countries especially least developed countries development must reorient objectives priorities united nations system towards socio-economic programmes activities aimed eliminating poverty health
MLI 1995 2182 2182 international cooperation fueled economic criteria alone detriment values solidarity justice yet challenges facing mankind common challenges include environmental degradation pollution toxic waste sickness hunger poverty malnutrition balance planet survival mankind depend collective solutions find serious problems overstressed international relations based solidarity fairness justice can enable us face challenge within grasp maintenance health
MLT 1995 1535 1535 direct bearing personal lives past decolonization brought sovereignty states freedom many millions present united nations blue insignia represent last beacon hope terrorized brutality war famine disease likewise decisions bearing lives serve organization field fate families peace-keepers killed united nations operations expect sacrifice ensure success sanctions pay special tribute united nations peace- health
MMR 1995 748 748 prosperous modern state engaged efforts strengthen fabric society rekindling spirit patriotism uplifting moral integrity citizens government endeavouring preserve national character cultural heritage raise standard education health entire country source immense pride satisfaction efforts achieved significant measure success charting new course country insurgency born independence now coming close unprecedented return legal fold health
MNG 1995 176 176 put end colonialism apartheid ensuring independence sovereignty developing countries supporting socio-economic development advocating human rights fundamental freedoms protecting preserving environment well promoting education culture science health can said heart accomplishments lies international community’s growing realization prevalence global priorities objective trends historical developments along wisdom mastering philosophy fine-tuning differing interests states however health
MOZ 1995 414 414 apartheid destructive policies southern africa will recalled within years following independence mozambique gained international admiration significant achievements raising statistical indicators key areas national development particular health care education economy among promising vibrant southern african region situation impoverishment facing today direct consequence war ravaged country many years present difficult situation direct consequence health
MOZ 1995 568 568 concerned people south africa nothing apologize mozambicans aware consequences determination support struggle justice peace south africa also whole region president emphasized reality peoples region victims disease apartheid elimination called sacrifices today rejoice seeing free united non-racial south africa poised fulfil domestic international responsibilities efforts regional peace stability cooperation among southern african health
MOZ 1995 694 694 together economic development country accordingly government emerged last year’s general elections drawn five-year programme maintenance strengthening peace stability national unity reduction absolute poverty emphasis education health rural development job creation main objectives programme also aims ensuring resettlement returnees displaced persons promoting social integration demobilized soldiers addition addressing pressing issues us end health
MRT 1995 365 365 social development economic policies pursue encompass following broad sectors road building electrification cities combating desertification development water networks combating illiteracy empowerment women development child education health coverage whole population seeking achieve objectives government mauritania focuses developing agricultural mineral fisheries sectors form backbone economy view nature development plans social policies government islamic health
MWI 1995 549 549 friends days cold war astonished rejoicing new democracy now standing aloof watching skeletons hitherto silenced abused citizenry feeding flickering fires democracy howling winds poverty hunger disease wider breakthrough understanding universe let us thankful tiny planet east river new york piece land people meet discuss problems bigger ant-hill larger thankful somewhere little health
MWI 1995 617 617 least developed countries world highest rate illiteracy highly indebted beautiful nature one best qualified perhaps marshall plan malawi among countries world high incidence hiv aids infection pandemic seriously affected young active segment population hub development activity sectors national economy commend untiring efforts world health organization institutions together government actively engaged tackling health
MWI 1995 618 618 developed countries world highest rate illiteracy highly indebted beautiful nature one best qualified perhaps marshall plan malawi among countries world high incidence hiv aids infection pandemic seriously affected young active segment population hub development activity sectors national economy commend untiring efforts world health organization institutions together government actively engaged tackling pandemic health
MWI 1995 635 635 among countries world high incidence hiv aids infection pandemic seriously affected young active segment population hub development activity sectors national economy commend untiring efforts world health organization institutions together government actively engaged tackling pandemic perhaps might add conference women held beijing brought fore least us entire issue trying understand whole question health
MWI 1995 643 643 pandemic seriously affected young active segment population hub development activity sectors national economy commend untiring efforts world health organization institutions together government actively engaged tackling pandemic perhaps might add conference women held beijing brought fore least us entire issue trying understand whole question man’s responsibility towards man importance idea hope sustenance health
MWI 1995 920 920 poverty-alleviation programme seeks target rural poor majority primary beneficiary poverty-alleviation fund set along malawi social action fund component thereof programme multisectoral approach aims promoting education health sectors among others government regard introduced free primary school education also tried increase number schools government therefore like thank united nations system donor community many health
NAM 1995 368 368 charter united nations today world united behind promotion democracy respect human rights rule law let however hasten add eradication poverty sustainable basis provision adequate education health care employment housing empowerment women needs placed top priority list united nations specialized agencies playing vital role social economic development hindsight years know united nations health
NER 1995 242 242 peace many peoples conflicts intermingle nationalism ethnic rivalries religious intolerance erupted many parts world democracy notwithstanding progress made finding hard take root countries worsening poverty malnutrition disease environmental deterioration mete indescribable suffering words global context present session general assembly meeting far giving grounds complete optimism session furnish us opportunity fruitful analysis health
NER 1995 243 243 many peoples conflicts intermingle nationalism ethnic rivalries religious intolerance erupted many parts world democracy notwithstanding progress made finding hard take root countries worsening poverty malnutrition disease environmental deterioration mete indescribable suffering words global context present session general assembly meeting far giving grounds complete optimism session furnish us opportunity fruitful analysis ways health
NER 1995 1494 1494 just ended made possible international community arrive set concrete measures can reverse trend creating conditions sustained lasting economic recovery development poorest countries silent crisis poverty disease illiteracy inspire international community tackle roots evil adopting preventive consistent approach resolution problems roots problem include burden external debt continues hamper development efforts developing countries health
NPL 1995 372 372 still brings untold sorrow large segments mankind witnessed day day hundreds thousands innocent people falling victim hostilities all-but-forgotten phenomena ethnic cleansing genocide thousands dying starvation disease similarly thousands forced leave homelands refugees different parts world bosnia herzegovina somalia rwanda present terrifying picture taken place appalling situations challenge ability united nations member health
NZL 1995 680 680 work eliminate entirely world’s armouries leads one broader questions arms transfers profoundly disturbed unnecessary irrational increase arms transfers time globally resources desperately needed development environment health even modest measures enhancing united nations register conventional arms still resisted neither peace development advanced states put increasingly scarce economic resources defence sectors economies far health
NZL 1995 717 717 neither peace development advanced states put increasingly scarce economic resources defence sectors economies far much global economic capacity going armaments citizens world desperately need better health better education better future children widespread availability conventional arms resurgence ethnic nationalism together produced dangerous cocktail poses major threat stability post-cold-war era need member states health
OMN 1995 332 332 mention particular great achievements united nations framework specialized agencies nobody can deny achievements agencies respective fields competence food agriculture science education civil aviation architecture reconstruction health postal services telecommunications meteorology intellectual property development liberalization trade mention brilliant achievements humanitarian development organizations united nations environment programme unep united nations children’s fund unicef health
PAK 1995 1143 1143 people pakistan will survive survive will dignity honour one fifth humanity billion people live seven countries south asia world passing us people trapped poverty hunger disease unemployment people deserve better deserve chance six countries right live peace south asia earnest hope new delhi threaten war look state poverty people hope political health
PHL 1995 860 860 illicit trade drugs undermines fabric society trafficking women children crime cries international cooperative countermeasures recent resumption nuclear testing two nuclear-weapon states poses immediate threat people’s health natural environment non-proliferation regime repeat condemnation tests ask stop now forever even notion economic liberalization almost universally embraced condition catalyst development many countries resorted inventive health
PNG 1995 414 414 realize just profound change must undergo find true peace extent world discovers embraces peace will reflected way faces threats humanity one challenges believe eating away health lives nations abuse drugs truly world problem drug trade preys upon youth world shattering lives individuals peace prosperity communities truly established foul united nations criminals health
PRY 1995 171 171 law sea successes regards decolonization invariable universal support individual collective human rights openness liberalization international trade immense mass statistical data collected published fields demography economics health education without attempting exhaustive like emphasize admiration world summits defence protection environment rio de janeiro international conference population development cairo world summit social development copenhagen health
QAT 1995 1363 1363 impact negatively economies petroleum-exporting countries particularly gulf states threats face mankind present will continue future political military threats deterioration environment global scale poverty underdevelopment drugs epidemics fatal diseases terrorism violations human rights becoming serious day day military political nature regardless need addressed urgently global solutions found become untreatable threaten humanity just health
QAT 1995 1365 1365 economies petroleum-exporting countries particularly gulf states threats face mankind present will continue future political military threats deterioration environment global scale poverty underdevelopment drugs epidemics fatal diseases terrorism violations human rights becoming serious day day military political nature regardless need addressed urgently global solutions found become untreatable threaten humanity just days shall health
RWA 1995 892 892 beings focus concerns people country important source wealth greatest asset population produces must therefore taught re-taught positive values tolerance respect life justice case respect security health social socio- professional well-being rwanda non-permanent member security council always shouldered responsibilities promotion peace security world bosnia somalia liberia angola chechnya everywhere armed conflicts broken health
SEN 1995 157 157 effort create new environment atmosphere mutual understanding cooperation solidarity framework within mankind can finally realize communal spirit generosity mutual respect best possible guarantees peace well-being health environment well blossoming society years pursuant principles set forth united nations charter founders shared organization stage stage laid foundations international system can provide collective security health
SEN 1995 708 708 vogue phenomenon goes far beyond trend indeed involves coevally economics finance information also particularly relevant major problems humanity’s future question protecting environment fighting threats collective health drug trafficking fighting organized crime become obvious today solutions problems global light new realities today’s world clear new conception collective solidarity will allow us avoid health
SGP 1995 111 111 nations role world economy five decades existence united nations four dedicated development vast sums expended result specialized agencies like united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization united nations population fund unfpa united nations development programme undp hit headlines successful institutions united nations system make quiet unglamorous no-less-valuable contributions human dignity health
SGP 1995 199 199 many countries news somewhat abstract irrelevant day-to-day concerns report speaks delicately distinctions robust vulnerable weak developing economies polite language masks continuing reality degradation poverty misery disease death ten years ago united nations conference trade development unctad officially classified member states least developed five years ago number risen august year least developed health
SLB 1995 769 769 forced places live world disturbing often cruel contrasts sustainable development address report work organization secretary-general states development core must improvement human well-being removal poverty hunger disease ignorance ensuring productive employment satisfaction priority needs people way can sustained future generations emerging consensus priority dimensions development find expression new framework international cooperation para health
SLE 1995 2023 2023 stand good stead deal challenges next millennium challenges touch humanity generally rather individual states often lack capacity ability handle successfully challenges include problem drugs devastating diseases like acquired immunodeficiency syndrome aids money laundering poverty many yet unknown sincerely hope final outcome work open-ended working group institutional reforms will adequately address concerns health
SLV 1995 1573 1573 creating tensions conflicts jeopardize peace process made additional efforts implement ambitious economic plan develop society taking goals betterment human welfare systematic alleviation poverty priority attention health education addition promoting productive employment generally meeting basic needs population especially vulnerable sectors traditionally denied fruits economic social progress pleased report government assigned highest priority health
SUR 1995 727 727 uses forest always among primary economic activities government promotes sustainable management forest allows economic utilization time primary concern ensure rational balance legitimate socio-economic goals protection health well-being future generations within limited technological capabilities trying fulfil obligations preserve biological wealth forest responsibility commitment area reflected government’s policy stringent protection approximately million hectares health
TGO 1995 1669 1669 larger freedom fifty years later must assess impact action taken along way resolve enormous problems development clear serious efforts made every day eliminate poverty hunger malnutrition disease illiteracy yet despite considerable input united nations specialized agencies must note many peoples particularly developing countries still live state great deprivation exposed manner scourges health
TGO 1995 1670 1670 freedom fifty years later must assess impact action taken along way resolve enormous problems development clear serious efforts made every day eliminate poverty hunger malnutrition disease illiteracy yet despite considerable input united nations specialized agencies must note many peoples particularly developing countries still live state great deprivation exposed manner scourges words health
TGO 1995 1710 1710 developing countries still live state great deprivation exposed manner scourges words situation countries tragic half billion human beings live abject poverty million children suffer serious malnutrition billion individuals access primary health care can imagined leads death almost million children every year bitter truth result injustice inequality characterize international cooperation relations absence health
TGO 1995 1715 1715 great deprivation exposed manner scourges words situation countries tragic half billion human beings live abject poverty million children suffer serious malnutrition billion individuals access primary health care can imagined leads death almost million children every year bitter truth result injustice inequality characterize international cooperation relations absence real understanding solidarity part member health
THA 1995 1058 1058 basic rights satisfaction needs country attaches high importance principles social equity social welfare human rights thailand fully supports united nations efforts areas alleviation poverty education health care combating drug abuse trafficking drug trafficking particular always received special attention thailand geographically located near so-called golden triangle thailand consistently supported global regional level health
THA 1995 1098 1098 located near so-called golden triangle thailand consistently supported global regional level international efforts aimed prevention control suppression narcotic drugs support intensified recent years advent twentieth-century epidemic acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids thailand believes like drug problem disease devastating effects mankind global concern dealt jointly international community context delegation like voice support health
THA 1995 1109 1109 international efforts aimed prevention control suppression narcotic drugs support intensified recent years advent twentieth-century epidemic acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids thailand believes like drug problem disease devastating effects mankind global concern dealt jointly international community context delegation like voice support united nations ongoing work initiatives relating agenda development help us find health
TJK 1995 592 592 currency introduced prices liberalized process accelerated privatization way words conditions created development economy transition period time restoring aspects daily life destroyed civil war extremely difficult health care education social security critical condition question return settlement refugees displaced persons social rehabilitation remains crucial grateful efforts specialized agencies united nations international organizations generosity health
TUR 1995 217 217 human community profoundly transnational pressing need stronger effective role united nations fiftieth anniversary united nations can proud work fighting underdevelopment social scourges illiteracy illicit drugs diseases protecting environment eliminating traces colonialism apartheid combating racism accelerating disarmament process supplying emergency relief countries peoples struck natural disasters wars promoting democracy universal respect human health
TZA 1995 218 218 international peace economic social advancement peoples enhancing human rights loudly faulted peace-keeping role silent achievements united nations agencies including united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco food agriculture organization united nations fao international labour organization ilo united nations development programme undp united nations health
UGA 1995 768 768 inequitable trends global economy trends widened gap rich poor countries socio- economic situation africa critical continues deteriorate characterized weak physical institutional infrastructure underdeveloped human resources epidemics disease lack adequate shelter poverty deprivation factors undermine peace stability turn hampers growth development undertaken bold economic political reforms uganda view creating environment conducive consolidation health
UGA 1995 769 769 trends global economy trends widened gap rich poor countries socio- economic situation africa critical continues deteriorate characterized weak physical institutional infrastructure underdeveloped human resources epidemics disease lack adequate shelter poverty deprivation factors undermine peace stability turn hampers growth development undertaken bold economic political reforms uganda view creating environment conducive consolidation social health
URY 1995 821 821 many years discussion overall picture remains unchanged although mention made isolated cases dynamic centres development emerged situation less advanced sectors mankind poverty resulting hunger prevail illness illiteracy continues unacceptable idea process globalization world economy economic opening developing global level recent years helped us modernize production structures nevertheless instability world’s financial markets health
USA 1995 76 76 technological change brought nations closer together founders united nations possibly foreseen united nations challenged unforeseen ways manage complex humanitarian emergencies civil wars mass movements refugees health epidemics evolution placed great strains organization revealed necessity far-reaching changes run clinton administration vigorously made case congress people continued american leadership united nations united states health
USA 1995 77 77 change brought nations closer together founders united nations possibly foreseen united nations challenged unforeseen ways manage complex humanitarian emergencies civil wars mass movements refugees health epidemics evolution placed great strains organization revealed necessity far-reaching changes run clinton administration vigorously made case congress people continued american leadership united nations united states made health
USA 1995 185 185 nations mission united nations must change meet new needs effectively money wasted new york geneva vienna time lost bureaucratic inertia people pay price vulnerable famine disease violence time recognize united nations must direct limited resources world’s highest priorities focusing tasks performs best united nations bureaucracy smaller clear organizational structure sharp lines health
USA 1995 1733 1733 approved convention move quickly implement important provisions also increasingly aware damage environment unsustainable population growth threaten security nations well-being peoples harmful effects evident famines infant mortality rates refugee crises ozone depletion places like rwanda somalia example contribute civil wars emergencies can resolved extremely costly international intervention must carry commitments made last health
VCT 1995 909 909 institutional structures cooperative arrangements responsive various cultural identities within region government totally condemns illicit production trafficking consumption drugs harbingers violent crimes corruption create serious menace health well-being economies people threaten democratic institutions endanger national regional security firmly convinced integrated regional international efforts can effectively address drug problem accordingly stress need increased health
VEN 1995 129 129 five countries permanent members security council unbelievable might seem stage political evolution two atomic powers causing anxiety inexplicable nuclear tests criticized powers can deny fields health technology environment human rights communications exploitation resources seas many fields progress hope least warning awakens universal conscience today’s statement foreign minister venezuela will different political health
VEN 1995 1693 1693 organization will achieve success deserves needs races religions varied shades humankind bring aspirations claims spacious home always endeavoured live peace must normal condition life said health peace body peace health peoples connection pre-socratic philosopher wrote times peace people awake crowing roosters times war waken clamour arms peace young bury old war health
VEN 1995 1697 1697 deserves needs races religions varied shades humankind bring aspirations claims spacious home always endeavoured live peace must normal condition life said health peace body peace health peoples connection pre-socratic philosopher wrote times peace people awake crowing roosters times war waken clamour arms peace young bury old war old bury young health
VNM 1995 512 512 nations sanctions shifting towards punishment retribution private political motives contravention purposes originally assigned charter can public opinion remain unconcerned fact sanctions reality affect mainly life health innocent civilian population therefore accept prolongation sanctions regardless effectiveness consequences view international opinion protest imposition unilateral sanctions several decades case embargo cuba express sincere sympathy health
WSM 1995 941 941 treaty obligations like members south pacific forum samoa outraged resumption french nuclear testing pacific say vicinity country strongest possible terms condemn extreme danger poses environment health now long term tests completely contrary undertaking recent non-proliferation treaty review conference nuclear states exercise utmost restraint nuclear testing pending completion negotiations comprehensive test-ban treaty health
YEM 1995 250 250 integrated system human development goal order develop new way life ensure future human race establish foundations equitable sustainable development work towards eliminating spectres poverty ignorance disease dangers continue threaten hundreds millions world’s inhabitants context country wishes express satisfaction work carried committee indian ocean make region zone peace call upon states members health
ZAF 1995 402 402 region one reliable building blocks africa’s economic regeneration will built greatest need today eradicate scourge poverty afflicting great mass people can fulfil dream africa’s liberation health happiness well-being children mission sadc reflects reality southern africa long since passed stage lamenting privations past challenge find within resources overcome legacy cooperation international community health
ZAF 1995 1162 1162 much pride south african delegation took seats fourth world conference women beijing first time south africa participated conference women focused eradication poverty equal access education health services south africa fully committed implementing platform action adopted conference will serve impetus world equality development peace addition parliament recently approved south africa’s ratification convention health
ZAF 1995 1255 1255 developmental strategy known reconstruction development programme now implemented implementation programme relies primarily mobilization domestic resources prioritization budgetary resources view addressing huge material inequalities areas education health housing infrastructure development land reform unique people-centred people- driven programme seeks translate economic benefit political miracle country heart programme acknowledgement inextricable interdependence need transparent accountable health
ZAF 1995 1758 1758 assistance coordination united nations will naturally require coherent programmed delivery coordination office united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr food agriculture organization united nations fao world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef united nations department humanitarian affairs dha international institutions united nations will ensure necessary capacities mechanisms created recent international action health
ARE 1996 611 611 internal affairs establishment neighbouring states safety zones territory context support measures taken state kuwait preserve sovereignty security territorial integrity escalating human suffering iraqi people spread disease malnutrition call immediate full implementation security council resolution however ultimate responsibility alleviation suffering iraqi people rests solely government iraq can realized iraqi government complies fully health
ARE 1996 612 612 affairs establishment neighbouring states safety zones territory context support measures taken state kuwait preserve sovereignty security territorial integrity escalating human suffering iraqi people spread disease malnutrition call immediate full implementation security council resolution however ultimate responsibility alleviation suffering iraqi people rests solely government iraq can realized iraqi government complies fully international health
ARE 1996 953 953 economic social development fully subscribe international call regional international nuclear-test ban establishment international zones free weapons mass destruction particularly nuclear weapons weapons pose grave danger health environment natural resources recently honour sign behalf united arab emirates comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty thus enhancing universality call upon international community relevant international bodies spare effort health
ARE 1996 1223 1223 economic social gap nations world still wide spite positive political economic developments regional international scene creation economic blocs free trade world led exacerbation poverty illiteracy disease many developing countries countries already ailing heavy burden debt debt- servicing suffering deterioration living standards dwindling development assistance developed countries addition trade barriers adversely affecting health
ARG 1996 299 299 initiatives combat curse corruption enemy development investment charity society argentina sustainable development goes beyond academic discussions growing deterioration ozone layer southern hemisphere affected daily life health population southern patagonia argentina cooperation countries region united nations system assumed leading role reducing risk level affected populations establishing five ozone-layer monitoring stations national territory health
ATG 1996 464 464 regulatory role government labour party put forward development standards stipulated building procedures integrated land shelter policies programmes reducing poverty assuring employment environmental protection improvement education health providing clean water sanitation facilities indeed strange puzzling world reference sustainable development myth gathered momentum maintains developing world making significant forward strides world bank data health
ATG 1996 1234 1234 conflicts witnessing today localized appear gathering momentum result ethnic religious civil considerations clearly upsurge micronationalism fosters separatist considerations much social disruption mass starvation spread contagious diseases extremely frightening nature fact access victims often rendered difficult impossible clearly deepening lack security relief personnel supplies clearly need demobilization paramilitary groups demining intensification peacemaking health
ATG 1996 1343 1343 expects receive additional assistance bilateral multilateral sources initiate national drug money-laundering control policy priorities policy include legislative regulatory reform increased interdiction activities technical training preventive health public education training given multidimensional nature drug problem one united nations system particularly well equipped address however working alone organization helpless tackle scourge cuts across health
ATG 1996 1373 1373 multidimensional nature drug problem one united nations system particularly well equipped address however working alone organization helpless tackle scourge cuts across sectors society impacting families health economic activity needs greater coordination among nations blight narcotics tackled meaningful way strong determined efforts within certain countries will seriously undermined united global approach manifestations health
ATG 1996 1629 1629 critical issues involving destitution social injustice centre national public debate antigua barbuda takes pride cherishes united nations believe judged unjustly failures successes work done regard health human rights peacekeeping activities disaster mitigation assistance developing countries presents enviable record united nations capacity achievements areas beyond reach national regional authorities subsequently nations comprise health
AUS 1996 1720 1720 responded year launch 10-year billion united nations system-wide special initiative africa australian government welcomes special initiative concrete demonstration international community’s concern africa international community allow disease poverty war underdevelopment become entrenched nations almost one-third united nations member states make african continent world must continue seek ways break poverty cycle africa potential health
AUS 1996 1755 1755 nations member states make african continent world must continue seek ways break poverty cycle africa potential economic development realized sustainable economic development essential overcome poverty disease conflict united nations system needs give greater focus impetus development effort africa now turn issue human rights human rights important international relations two main reasons health
BDI 1996 1567 1567 meaningless death caused man government burundi also concerned contemporary scourges trafficking distribution consumption drugs psychotropic substances grave danger especially young people future apart deleterious effects health formidable weapon hands supporters international terrorism reason wholeheartedly support efforts made within framework international cooperation eradicate disaster confronting humanity emphasize fact armed groups organized rob health
BEN 1996 684 684 needs people addressed resolution para means peace comes nothing imperative development guaranteed important emphasize many countries africa made considerable progress key areas protecting mothers children health nutrition education one end continent gains continue drastically limited result endemic poverty economic regression recent developments global economy serious obstacles encountered efforts developing countries particularly health
BEN 1996 685 685 people addressed resolution para means peace comes nothing imperative development guaranteed important emphasize many countries africa made considerable progress key areas protecting mothers children health nutrition education one end continent gains continue drastically limited result endemic poverty economic regression recent developments global economy serious obstacles encountered efforts developing countries particularly least-developed health
BGD 1996 210 210 elections gap years stressed leader twenty-ninth session general assembly total commitment peace born realization environment peace can people concentrate energies resources combating scourges poverty hunger disease illiteracy unemployment still beset large proportion humankind naturally place special importance emphasis development good- neighbourly relations countries region basis universally accepted principles peaceful coexistence mutual health
BGD 1996 1285 1285 making united nations attuned responsive changing times requirements charting future course defining new emphases priorities united nations areas responsibility clearly cover problems issues states especially pandemic range global consequence environmental degradation human rights burgeoning populations situation rights women children depletion non-renewable natural resources drugs migration international terrorism corruption international business well health
BOL 1996 189 189 perspective guides policies grass-roots participation educational reform capitalization major public enterprises part parcel landscape change initiatives support children women elderly working hard reduce infant maternal mortality improve levels nutrition provide assistance urgently need tasks essential aspect effort improve lot poor families country proud pluri-cultural multi-ethnic character therefore taking important initiatives advancement health
BOL 1996 192 192 grass-roots participation educational reform capitalization major public enterprises part parcel landscape change initiatives support children women elderly working hard reduce infant maternal mortality improve levels nutrition provide assistance urgently need tasks essential aspect effort improve lot poor families country proud pluri-cultural multi-ethnic character therefore taking important initiatives advancement indigenous peoples vice-president health
BTN 1996 265 265 nations population fund united nations capital development fund international fund agricultural development world food programme united nations volunteers programme food agriculture organization united nations world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization world bank african development bank many working constructively bhutan last years bhutan takes opportunity twenty-fifth anniversary membership rededicate health
BTN 1996 831 831 however resources available united nations agencies declined actual real terms many unable carry programmes level previous cycles circumstances many targets set major global conferences whether health environment population education social fields may met often said overall contribution united nations agencies country’s development small may case larger countries pointed many smaller countries health
BWA 1996 984 984 look forward continued international cooperation regard hopeful efforts will crowned success will receive full support cooperation international community human immunodeficiency virus acquired immune deficiency syndrome pandemic another scourge time serious threat humanity socio- economic consequences disease matter grave concern international community make concerted efforts address human tragedy affects young productive sectors health
BWA 1996 994 994 success will receive full support cooperation international community human immunodeficiency virus acquired immune deficiency syndrome pandemic another scourge time serious threat humanity socio- economic consequences disease matter grave concern international community make concerted efforts address human tragedy affects young productive sectors societies particular late conclude delegation reaffirms total confidence stewardship president health
CAF 1996 1081 1081 acceleration process globalization will lead increasingly integrated approach development management find global solution given proliferation internal conflicts regional tensions harmful effects economic disorder spread aids pandemic rise crime terrorism violations human rights ever-widening international character drug-trafficking networks deterioration environment single area international relations require collective effort part states mastered central african health
CAF 1996 1112 1112 rights ever-widening international character drug-trafficking networks deterioration environment single area international relations require collective effort part states mastered central african republic like emphasize issue aids pandemic problem requires keen attention entire international community solution near small size youthfulness country’s population explain government paying special attention pandemic question health general believe agencies health
CAF 1996 1132 1132 republic like emphasize issue aids pandemic problem requires keen attention entire international community solution near small size youthfulness country’s population explain government paying special attention pandemic question health general believe agencies world health organization united nations children’s fund united nations population fund must encouraged delegation central african republic hope placed will health
CAF 1996 1134 1134 emphasize issue aids pandemic problem requires keen attention entire international community solution near small size youthfulness country’s population explain government paying special attention pandemic question health general believe agencies world health organization united nations children’s fund united nations population fund must encouraged delegation central african republic hope placed will states mobilize health
CAF 1996 1139 1139 requires keen attention entire international community solution near small size youthfulness country’s population explain government paying special attention pandemic question health general believe agencies world health organization united nations children’s fund united nations population fund must encouraged delegation central african republic hope placed will states mobilize vast international cooperative action will health
CAN 1996 745 745 challenges security individual road map clear need study now time move forward concerted comprehensive way already notable examples united nations system achieved programmes improve children’s health strategies combat environmental threats depletion ozone layer important advances remain far many paper commitments instead real progress ground currently swamped plethora agendas blueprints plans run health
CIV 1996 590 590 member states close links thinking operational activities increasing presence ground united nations will closer people thus better able take account needs number areas employment education health humanitarian assistance environment specifically question humanitarian assistance highlight remarkable way united nations adapted dealing refugee problems resulting internal conflicts various parts world millions displaced persons health
CIV 1996 1170 1170 effort mobilize actors industrialized countries developing countries get fair share one talk simultaneously existence universal values democracy human rights still feel satisfied situation poverty aids epidemic steadily gaining ground thus exacerbating divisions within international community thwarting national efforts context effort combat aids must subject particular concern devastating world-wide effects especially developing health
CIV 1996 1208 1208 context effort combat aids must subject particular concern devastating world-wide effects especially developing countries per cent hiv-positive individuals located per cent africa alone resources deal pandemic question access medicines particularly anti- retrovirus agents seems unacceptable us preventive medicines available per cent suffering aids hiv however also within context international cooperation combat health
COG 1996 215 215 possible member states truly committed striving ideals utopian increasingly fragile nations trying find equilibrium unfortunately tempting say yes world increasingly divided knowledge wealth sinking ignorance disease war poverty saying assembly come continent brink oblivion telling anyone anything new beg assembly’s indulgence repeat prayer cry distress already voiced now past eminent predecessors health
COL 1996 171 171 tentacles entire planet now cold war ended united nations world must design develop strategy put immediate end greatest threat world’s security stability today threat drugs epidemic war can undermine value structure supports governability democratic systems prepare twenty-first century invite world leaders present represented today collective sincere reflection proposal colombia presents moral health
COL 1996 382 382 drug organizations speaking assembly today bearing painful scars encounters similar scars borne colombians physically injured drug terrorism morally wounded international misunderstanding complain propose solution modern-day epidemic convinced world losing war drugs solution will global problem will swift irreversible damage drugs crime causing minds young drug users world achievements colombia countries imply health
COL 1996 893 893 drug-producing countries weakest link speaking market must controlled sides starting agreement goals reduction consumption propose adoption integrated plan includes prevention campaigns action non-governmental organizations public health initiatives accompanied stricter laws distribution consumption illegal drugs finally propose world treaty judicial cooperation war drugs terrorism must frontiers recognizing sovereign right every nation apply health
COM 1996 1047 1047 development partners comoros order establish structural adjustment programme international monetary fund world bank restore country’s credibility social sphere ministerial departments inter alia national education public health mobilized energies rehabilitate sensitive vital sectors international conference education comoros planned next december invite friendly countries international regional bodies participate important meeting aimed mobilizing necessary health
COM 1996 1192 1192 rely efforts also knows may rely effective support international community especially united nations specialized agencies including united nations development programme united nations children’s fund world health organization food agriculture organization united nations reiterate complete confidence deep gratitude efforts towards development comoros rostrum solemnly appeal international community give special economic assistance federal health
CPV 1996 229 229 huge challenges overcome ideals founders united nations may triumph face earth reality many people peace still dream promises distribution dividends end cold war become illusion malnutrition disease illiteracy eternal partners underdevelopment still overpower nations preventing developing full potential benefit populations similarly many countries human rights flagrantly violated women marginalized children fall health
CPV 1996 230 230 challenges overcome ideals founders united nations may triumph face earth reality many people peace still dream promises distribution dividends end cold war become illusion malnutrition disease illiteracy eternal partners underdevelopment still overpower nations preventing developing full potential benefit populations similarly many countries human rights flagrantly violated women marginalized children fall victim health
CPV 1996 1010 1010 absolute poverty percentage will surely increase quick efficient solutions found resolve crisis time cause consequence appalling scenario witnessed succession bloody conflicts bringing even greater poverty disease degradation even destruction environment reason many important resources capabilities essential assessing resolving complex issues development wasted often forever lost battlefields countries directly involved conflicts suffer health
CPV 1996 1058 1058 involved conflicts suffer consequences tension brought presence armed groups across borders states tragedy refugees displaced persons seeking shelter neighbouring countries often consequent destruction environment spread disease degeneration moral values horror suffering behaviours far removed human values situations confined territorial limits states conflicts occur therefore deep sorrow witness never-ending armed conflicts continent health
CRI 1996 786 786 africa asia latin america caribbean one fifth humanity continues live conditions extreme poverty discrimination basis gender continues order day millions children continue lack access education health services nutrition delegation views facts deep regret attaches utmost importance agenda development connection wish reiterate conviction expressed recently occasion adoption report working group matter forum health
CRI 1996 788 788 latin america caribbean one fifth humanity continues live conditions extreme poverty discrimination basis gender continues order day millions children continue lack access education health services nutrition delegation views facts deep regret attaches utmost importance agenda development connection wish reiterate conviction expressed recently occasion adoption report working group matter forum must remain health
CUB 1996 19 19 year ago rostrum began statement reading hair-raising news items moment international press bellicose conflicts violence death cities deadly epidemics claiming new victims intending today found situation remains perhaps even worse unfortunately world wasted another months without anything stop catastrophic events necessary illustrate specific facts health
CUB 1996 288 288 cent work united nations system devoted assisting developing countries strengthening ability help endeavour includes aspiration receive fair treatment international economic relations try save children starvation disease promote emergency assistance refugees disaster victims attempt combat crime drug addiction disease promote education development human resources tackle enormous task halting slowing progressive ecological deterioration health
CUB 1996 300 300 endeavour includes aspiration receive fair treatment international economic relations try save children starvation disease promote emergency assistance refugees disaster victims attempt combat crime drug addiction disease promote education development human resources tackle enormous task halting slowing progressive ecological deterioration planet precisely functions notorious united states senator trying abolish existence programmes managerial health
CUB 1996 1171 1171 throughout much third world support international financial institutions although models generated deceptive apparently attractive macroeconomic indicators practice go hand hand increase poverty marginalization environmental degradation disease ignorance social conflict loss national resources sovereignty short brutal increasingly irreversible underdevelopment neoliberal school thought based artificial paradigms unmasked false market magical invisible hand definitive health
CUB 1996 1257 1257 power peoples false genetics determines human beings born poor wretched born shining star wealth extravagance false state government main source corruption inefficiency renounce responsibility welfare health education leaving obligations mainly private hands whose motivations will always limited discriminatory frequently based greed false poor oppressed exploited lesser role ultra-modern societies false social health
CUB 1996 1360 1360 human development set objectives united nations one check statistics compare annual reports just one country another also indicators third world one year next areas infant mortality poverty education life expectancy access drinking water human settlements schooling children doctors per number inhabitants falsities many recorded united nations documents hide bankruptcy development prospects health
DJI 1996 315 315 developing world much better one great myths present fact three fifths world’s population live poverty millions forced migrate every year per cent suffer chronic hunger malnutrition taking place world food production reserves declining face population growth us realize much stagnation taking place africa oft-cited reasons historical colonial contemporary africa lagging behind health
DOM 1996 767 767 current international creditors means eligible external financing however current payments international credit organizations meant government incurred greater social debts dominican people fewer resources invest education health housing social security ultimately deal critical situation poverty affects people years existence united nations made extraordinary efforts eradicate bellicose conflicts different parts world contribute maintenance health
DZA 1996 1653 1653 globalization international society can find joint solutions global problems particularly growth development africa socio-economic situation evolving tragically dimension can seen gravity expansion abject poverty spread disease threat impending famine continent find greatest expression categorical need renewed strengthened international solidarity spirit open- mindedness partnership help african countries efforts socio-economic restructuring necessary lay health
ECU 1996 892 892 intractable poverty increasingly destructive waves crime corruption inequality gap developed developing countries remains unacceptably large continues widen billion people lack drinking water billion access proper health facilities means poverty continues affect one fifth world’s population hunger malnutrition health problems total lack housing limited access education public services resources social exclusion alienation health
ECU 1996 903 903 countries remains unacceptably large continues widen billion people lack drinking water billion access proper health facilities means poverty continues affect one fifth world’s population hunger malnutrition health problems total lack housing limited access education public services resources social exclusion alienation violence many factors associated poverty fight scourge one greatest challenges united health
ECU 1996 904 904 remains unacceptably large continues widen billion people lack drinking water billion access proper health facilities means poverty continues affect one fifth world’s population hunger malnutrition health problems total lack housing limited access education public services resources social exclusion alienation violence many factors associated poverty fight scourge one greatest challenges united nations health
ESP 1996 1241 1241 united nations system funding specific projects developing countries rio summit milestone history fight environmental deterioration established basis concept sustainable development compromise welfare future generations however health planet far good must take advantage forthcoming special session assembly give new impetus joint efforts made protect environment true common heritage humankind vienna declaration programme health
FJI 1996 294 294 relief cessation assault environment now governments can focus economic social utilization natural resources improve increase standard living peoples without worry much past effects nuclear testing health people environment region enhance positive welcome development urge united states united kingdom ratify protocols south pacific nuclear-free-zone treaty country hails adoption ctbt one greatest achievements health
FJI 1996 489 489 islands certain sites pacific permanent disposal facilities nuclear waste country wishes make clear concerned pacific region will sit idly allow reckless mindless destruction environment detriment health people form nuclear contamination stark reality international affairs world today total nuclear disarmament general disarmament even accelerated movement towards goals will end tensions conflicts threats health
FJI 1996 1317 1317 debt problem developing countries country strongly supports world food summit held rome next month first time world leaders will meet debate renew commitment eradicate hunger malnutrition address issues food security peoples adoption policies actions national subregional regional international levels pursue initiatives several fronts promote facilitate lasting peace security world mindful areas health
GAB 1996 439 439 attach priority importance establishment reformed international system can preserve world murderous conflicts disrupt economies warring countries system can fight underdevelopment preserve environment wage worldwide combat pandemics aids malaria words international system can break barriers harmony development richly diverse world certainly daunting task efforts conditions can organization secure lasting peace world also health
GAB 1996 441 441 importance establishment reformed international system can preserve world murderous conflicts disrupt economies warring countries system can fight underdevelopment preserve environment wage worldwide combat pandemics aids malaria words international system can break barriers harmony development richly diverse world certainly daunting task efforts conditions can organization secure lasting peace world also high agenda health
GBR 1996 809 809 focus efforts countries help needed can make best use help must primarily targeted creating growth equity developing human resources full potential giving priority needs poor health education clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forests pandemic diseases development ignores health
GBR 1996 831 831 priority needs poor health education clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forests pandemic diseases development ignores will sustainable united nations central forum focusing attention action governments civil society challenges enter next century next year’s general assembly special session health
GBR 1996 832 832 needs poor health education clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forests pandemic diseases development ignores will sustainable united nations central forum focusing attention action governments civil society challenges enter next century next year’s general assembly special session review health
GHA 1996 1036 1036 concerted international action restructure international economy construct new regime guide trade aid resource flows address problems posed environmental degradation population explosion debt overhang abject poverty disease developing countries overemphasized measures redress existing global economic inequalities eradicate poverty way will engender peace security dearly need expected series global conferences held recently auspices health
GIN 1996 160 160 results terms maintaining international peace security many conflicts incompatible people’s aspirations economic social progress persist addition tensions conflicts tearing peoples apart equal concern poverty unemployment malnutrition environmental degradation continue threaten existence future many populations world today ever urgent need radically restructure common institution united nations can adapt better current changes respond health
GIN 1996 490 490 heavily international peace security organization must react vigorously threats terrorism organized crime drug trafficking apart many disastrous consequences threats transborder threats must considered real dangers health security stability populations states delegation welcoming decisions group seven russia combatting terrorism transnational threats believes complete use potential united nations instrument developing joint international strategies health
GMB 1996 431 431 extension programme launched area communication country’s first-ever television station commissioned international airport expanded modernized generally significant improvement expansion country’s road network ease chronic transportation problems health sector government built third referral hospital doctors nurses recruited inside outside country regards agricultural sector mechanization received greater attention step towards achieving food self-sufficiency short health
GMB 1996 2077 2077 overlook legitimate concerns reservations expressed india convening world food summit next month rome address hunger food security provides opportunity renew international community’s commitment eradication hunger malnutrition attainment food security linkage problem food security poverty overemphasized gambia within framework united nations development programme observance international year eradication poverty participating effectively fight poverty health
GNB 1996 658 658 ensure future peace tolerance development embargo cuba whose repercussions gravely affect people country must resolved dialogue negotiation parties concerned view achieving complete satisfactory solution poverty malnutrition hunger major endemic diseases painful reality affects large part population developing countries welcome convening rome next november world food summit organized food agriculture organization united health
GNB 1996 662 662 development embargo cuba whose repercussions gravely affect people country must resolved dialogue negotiation parties concerned view achieving complete satisfactory solution poverty malnutrition hunger major endemic diseases painful reality affects large part population developing countries welcome convening rome next november world food summit organized food agriculture organization united nations fao guinea-bissau convinced health
GRD 1996 387 387 actively seeking also enhance opportunities enable working population attain higher standards living government set specific goals including balanced integrated sectoral growth relevant adaptive education system health strategic human resource planning development latter respect priority placed development adequately skilled disciplined work force aware matter economic individual personal development first foremost national responsibility health
GRD 1996 831 831 made towards alleviation poverty deprivation widespread across world although prevalent developing countries process must activated immediately ensure economic progress buttressed social equity freedom want good health genuine education clean environment elimination scourge illicit drugs well unemployment underemployment better wider enjoyment basic human rights goals unswervingly constantly seeking reach context government cognizant health
GTM 1996 769 769 labour organization convention indigenous tribal peoples convention strengthens rule law guatemala conferring benefits guarantees mayan population regard property conditions employment training professions crafts rural industries health social security education administration justice environment proper rational use natural resources close signature agreement firm lasting peace now face hardest part task also challenging part health
GTM 1996 1012 1012 will die negligence lack medical attention security stable job plans facilities acquisition housing security access competitive educational system allowing us learn teach children security ample nutrition security possessions lives access equal treatment impartial timely systems justice key aspects comprehensive security regard central america taken important decisions renew agendas alliance sustainable development health
GUY 1996 76 76 replaced super- power rivalry main threat peace security yet find workable solutions many situations conflict continues prevail time vast majority mankind remains prey poverty hunger disease inhumane conditions serve fertile breeding ground chronic economic social degradation mr president face enormous task guiding us vast thicket concerns confident however well-known diplomatic experience health
GUY 1996 1269 1269 attached future financial transfers new emphasis expansion production growth sustainable development safe physical environment south development social sector focus new programme emphasis education human resources health development needs women children indigenous peoples enhancement efforts democratize strengthen united nations restructure multilateral financial institutions respond effectively challenge people-centred development regard must quickly resolve health
HND 1996 869 869 urge states possessing nuclear weapons take resolute steps reduce view elimination existence landmines undetonated explosive devices various regions world tremendous humanitarian problem grave threat security health survival local population deadly devices scattered devices prevent return refugees displaced persons homes states affected ongoing menace impede humanitarian operations programmes national reconstruction economic development health
HTI 1996 563 563 set directives covering principal elements national tourist policy encouraging note activities sector beginning pick social level haitian government believes vital need combat poverty illiteracy deficiencies health care struggle poverty entails demonstration strong political resolve distribute country’s scanty resources fairer basis take steps combat unemployment encourage private investment persistence high rate illiteracy health
HTI 1996 615 615 handicap comes improving economic results raising social standards next four years government intends achieve significant increase number children attending school note particular attention put improving health conditions country regard programme action developed will implemented mobilizing available resources support certain bilateral multilateral partners task us enormous confident can meet challenge thanks determination health
IND 1996 293 293 represents acute threat multilateral cooperation can incalculable long-term damage beyond financial crisis united nations critical issue financing global cooperation world remains confronted enormous problems poverty malnutrition disease ecological degradation waste will contribute decline development assistance lowest level decades negotiated replenishments multilateral development funds honoured unfortunate voices continue raised questioning role united health
IND 1996 294 294 acute threat multilateral cooperation can incalculable long-term damage beyond financial crisis united nations critical issue financing global cooperation world remains confronted enormous problems poverty malnutrition disease ecological degradation waste will contribute decline development assistance lowest level decades negotiated replenishments multilateral development funds honoured unfortunate voices continue raised questioning role united nations health
IRL 1996 299 299 world resulting death injury millions innocent civilians many women children increase already high number refugees gross flagrant violations human rights massive scale widespread incidence hunger disease homelessness time threats environment scourges drugs terrorism among new range risks challenges required concerted international action urgency complexity problems facing united nations time great political health
IRL 1996 1349 1349 renewed support work commission sustainable development european union invites member states join new global partnership development common interest peoples represent forge global alliance poverty hunger disease ignorance deprivation key challenge united nations member states endeavour revitalize reform united nations system taking place backdrop serious financial crisis continuing crisis undermines necessary climate health
IRQ 1996 491 491 impossible united nations maintain silence imposed one party’s will especially humanitarian organizations united nations agencies loudly warned serious consequences harm continuing total blockade iraq infant mortality rates soared lack food medicine disease rampant health education environmental sectors deteriorated also major effects regression humanitarian fields growth development iraq pioneer among third-world countries health
IRQ 1996 497 497 one party’s will especially humanitarian organizations united nations agencies loudly warned serious consequences harm continuing total blockade iraq infant mortality rates soared lack food medicine disease rampant health education environmental sectors deteriorated also major effects regression humanitarian fields growth development iraq pioneer among third-world countries however united states america shedding crocodile health
IRQ 1996 499 499 will especially humanitarian organizations united nations agencies loudly warned serious consequences harm continuing total blockade iraq infant mortality rates soared lack food medicine disease rampant health education environmental sectors deteriorated also major effects regression humanitarian fields growth development iraq pioneer among third-world countries however united states america shedding crocodile tears humanitarian health
ISL 1996 543 543 still must better job honouring commitments children context iceland welcomes particular recommendations stockholm world congress commercial sexual exploitation children wishes see followed soon possible hunger malnutrition shameful phenomena eve twenty-first century resources disposal international community able provide food security whole mankind forthcoming world food summit will hopefully secure commitment highest political health
ISL 1996 588 588 will hopefully secure commitment highest political level rapidly achieve objective country owing survival prosperity harvesting living marine resources iceland consistently underlined potential oceans major source nutrition icelandic fisheries developed experience technology benefit others government iceland prepared facilitate international cooperation field iceland contributed actively establishment international law governing protection sustainable utilization oceans health
ISR 1996 716 716 jews must pool knowledge wisdom regenerate vocation promoters life humanity international cooperation israel sharing young countries africa asia latin america china achievements assets fields agriculture health science hope day will come regional security system will established middle east provide cooperative multilateral response security problems advantage regional approach based direct negotiations states health
ITA 1996 1046 1046 november 13-17 year will close important cycle summit will provide opportunity define new strategic objectives international action field food security order overcome structural shortages especially nutrition sector many regions planet preparation italy promoting joint development initiative angola three agricultural agencies whose headquarters rome process economic globalization growing interdependence markets offer enormous health
JAM 1996 539 539 agreement among parties united nations must focus critical attention crises caused conflict violent confrontation must never lose sight root cause instability tension poverty deprivation hunger disease depth human misery swords anger division quickly unsheathed commitment goals peace security meaningless without commitment fostering sustained economic growth sustainable development waging war poverty human health
JPN 1996 1323 1323 elimination poverty initiative caring world proposed occasion lyons summit group seven extension endeavour initiative japan intends first share developing countries experiences field social security including health care hygiene social welfare services can develop effective services areas secondly exchange experiences knowledge developed countries respect issues commonly confront stated outset like urge world health
JPN 1996 1407 1407 annually intends hereafter strengthen cooperation part initiatives assistance africa mentioned earlier japan announced provide assistance expansion education eradication polio continent also intends enhance assistance protection health young children developing countries protection promotion human rights foundation world peace prosperity japan determined support democratic development developing countries time hopes united nations will enhance health
KEN 1996 1141 1141 emerging problems world today demands united nations continue increase member states expect pressures facilitating conflict resolution peacekeeping promoting sustainable development combating social problems associated poverty disease famine made demands even urgent therefore welcome efforts reform united nations can serve interests member states effectively however united nations continues reform endeavours general assembly health
KHM 1996 1192 1192 highlighted issues close hearts many citizens past summit conferences cairo copenhagen beijing istanbul contributed promotion gender equality given recognition role women children improvement quality life health care adequate housing respect human rights protection environment vital perhaps fundamental issue attention every member international community must widening gap rich poor nations gap effects health
KHM 1996 1227 1227 perhaps fundamental issue attention every member international community must widening gap rich poor nations gap effects quality life citizens developing world directly related nature organization health world economy vital decisions determining shape nature world economy however well outside control vast majority nations particularly third world since non-aligned summit jakarta indications observed health
LBN 1996 629 629 despite many difficult circumstances accompanied years office secretary-general mr boutros boutros-ghali made commendable efforts global peace security stability worked solve problems social economic development well health many parts world furthermore undertaken numerous reforms within organization term distinguished dynamism towards achievement organization’s primary goals despite obstacles accomplishments many world bears witness continued health
LBR 1996 155 155 per cent population forced liberians seek refuge neighbouring countries left several hundred thousand others internally displaced regrettably vulnerable groups women children elderly continue victimized ravages disease hunger malnutrition commonplace conditions wanton killing civilians destruction basic infrastructure intensified april year continue retard economic activities deprive people fundamental human rights painful reality child health
LBR 1996 157 157 population forced liberians seek refuge neighbouring countries left several hundred thousand others internally displaced regrettably vulnerable groups women children elderly continue victimized ravages disease hunger malnutrition commonplace conditions wanton killing civilians destruction basic infrastructure intensified april year continue retard economic activities deprive people fundamental human rights painful reality child soldiers child health
LSO 1996 1330 1330 others significance alleviating plight citizens least developed countries mine last year’s copenhagen world summit social development lesotho serious effort attain target devoting per cent budget health education sectors witnessed corresponding commitment part development partners agreed copenhagen commission social development given primary responsibility follow-up review implementation copenhagen declaration programme action commitment declaration health
LUX 1996 1370 1370 member states succeeded attaining europe level stability prosperity hitherto unknown approach based concept democracy market economy uncontrolled socially responsible one state fully shoulders responsibilities areas health education social justice system requires constant adjustments principles bases subject debate parts world also successfully entered process cooperation regional integration world level united nations truly health
MAR 1996 1569 1569 issues demanding joint effort part international community effective practical solutions must found serious economic social humanitarian problems facing african states compounded tragedies civil war spread epidemics deadly diseases desertification refugee problems entail morocco country african continent enjoys deep-rooted historical ties african states takes keen interest continent’s problems bearing mind ancient ties health
MAR 1996 1571 1571 joint effort part international community effective practical solutions must found serious economic social humanitarian problems facing african states compounded tragedies civil war spread epidemics deadly diseases desertification refugee problems entail morocco country african continent enjoys deep-rooted historical ties african states takes keen interest continent’s problems bearing mind ancient ties special political health
MCO 1996 655 655 heartfelt gratitude wish recall world programme action youth year beyond adopted last year general assembly resolution must take account recommendations every area particularly education employment health environment ensuring full effective participation women life society decision-making process principality monaco ratified international convention elimination forms racial discrimination party convention rights child concerned contemporary health
MDG 1996 217 217 resources allocated cooperation development fallen pretext now achieved nothing beneficiary countries including countries africa whose priorities national continental level relieve absolute endemic poverty eradicate hunger malnutrition overcome disease illiteracy meet needs housing sanitation connection just welcomed habitat ii last june istanbul commend initiative director- general food agriculture organization united nations fao health
MDG 1996 219 219 cooperation development fallen pretext now achieved nothing beneficiary countries including countries africa whose priorities national continental level relieve absolute endemic poverty eradicate hunger malnutrition overcome disease illiteracy meet needs housing sanitation connection just welcomed habitat ii last june istanbul commend initiative director- general food agriculture organization united nations fao convene world health
MDV 1996 271 271 important safeguarding sovereignty independence territorial integrity us protector freedom justice particularly weak vulnerable also beacon hope hundreds millions people developing world better future free hunger disease therefore feel need steadily strengthen revitalize reform organization order make effective democratic ready react respond without bias situations threaten international peace security mind joined initiative health
MHL 1996 1143 1143 supporters united states congress assistance hope cooperation continues improve process disclosure accelerated information pertaining nuclear- testing programme provided government order may fully comprehend implications planning health well-being citizens environment government republic marshall islands recently learned damage caused nuclear-weapon-test programmes trusteeship far greater horrible originally disclosed radiation released nuclear-weapon tests currently known health
MHL 1996 1183 1183 far greater horrible originally disclosed radiation released nuclear-weapon tests currently known affect atolls groups people previously disclosed reported white house advisory committee human radiation experiments health environment medical social economic consequences resulting effects radiation released remains major concern government republic marshall islands result current level knowledge costs related effects radiation make health
MHL 1996 1217 1217 released remains major concern government republic marshall islands result current level knowledge costs related effects radiation make hard properly treat care people continue show radiation-related illnesses also applies programmes related rehabilitation contaminated islands safe resettlement affected communities solve problems feel obliged appeal international community concern continues situation fully addressed rectified now health
MLI 1996 684 684 second united nations conference human settlements held istanbul agenda development clearly must give special attention africa socio-economic situation continent indeed great concern africa confronting kinds epidemic endemic diseases including malaria aids one doctor every people compared one doctor fewer people developed countries million school-age african children access primary secondary education one health
MLI 1996 686 686 nations conference human settlements held istanbul agenda development clearly must give special attention africa socio-economic situation continent indeed great concern africa confronting kinds epidemic endemic diseases including malaria aids one doctor every people compared one doctor fewer people developed countries million school-age african children access primary secondary education one third africa’s health
MLI 1996 688 688 human settlements held istanbul agenda development clearly must give special attention africa socio-economic situation continent indeed great concern africa confronting kinds epidemic endemic diseases including malaria aids one doctor every people compared one doctor fewer people developed countries million school-age african children access primary secondary education one third africa’s population suffers health
MLI 1996 1095 1095 thus important undertake urgent work develop regions concerned inter alia reintegrating displaced peoples restoring administration boosting agricultural production improving functioning public services particular areas education health justice take opportunity urgently appeal mali’s development partners quickly effectively implement programme long run aims development within state based strengthened rule law democracy human rights health
MLI 1996 1261 1261 connection like underscore simply forcefully importance mali attaches human rights particular rights women children convinced role played organization must backed concrete actions stress right education health life international economic situation clearly shows gap developed developing countries widening generating increase inequalities risk social upheavals imbalance making future world increasingly uncertain given situation health
MLT 1996 645 645 exclusively reserved peacemakers never bestowed warmongers aggressors cynics constantly doubt discourage others building hope united nations children’s fund office united nations high commissioner refugees world health organization food agriculture organization united nations united nations development programme united nations actions palestine namibia cambodia mozambique part organization’s history contributing towards well-being development peoples health
MLT 1996 999 999 human acts caring solidarity individual family community capable commitment others generates hope ounce food alleviates famine drop water combats drought desertification dose medicine contains spread disease book kindles knowledge helps build better world democracy rule law free fair elections constant vigilance promotion protection human rights guarantors peace international election observer missions health
MNG 1996 471 471 oslo agreements peaceful advancement human family safety can longer assured world characterized abject poverty external debt burdens growing technological economic gap rich poor widespread hunger malnutrition increasing violence discrimination crimes drug use probably axiomatic say one can ensure security expense others however merely acknowledging fact can hardly help solve problem must health
MOZ 1996 130 130 parliament meeting regularly symbolizing collective desire work together consolidation peace national reconstruction democracy similarly efforts made implement government’s five-year programme reduction absolute poverty emphasis education health rural development job creation continues major objective time preparations made view beginning next year holding municipal elections thus complementing process initiated holding first multi-party general health
MRT 1996 851 851 call settlement question kuwaiti prisoners also reaffirm consistent position rejecting action threatening unity fraternal iraq integrity territory call lifting embargo imposed iraqi people subjecting famine disease regard country wishes see implemented soon possible security council resolution issue oil food also wish express rejection plan entertained iraq’s neighbours create safe area northern health
MRT 1996 1038 1038 proposal league arab states enjoys broad support will open new opportunities put end regard security stability africa continues face major problems conflicts spreading death famine epidemic throughout continent somalia war continues leave train death destruction international community despite solidarity shown past involvement longer evinces much interest situation threatening somali people hope health
MUS 1996 868 868 one endeavour undertaken collectively national well global level mankind whole takes care ensure integrity planet can envisage future generations yet born us ensure viability ecological health planet shall bequeath come us government will pursue national territory vigorous policy conservation rehabilitation natural resources actions national level will matched contributions international regional levels health
MWI 1996 836 836 position taken organization african unity oau countries great lakes region denounce coup d’état malawi condone takeover power party unconstitutional means quite frankly africa sick tired disease want ballot box referee african politics coups d’états contributed negatively fame otherwise rich beautiful continent remain convinced arusha process credible way bringing peace burundi therefore health
MYS 1996 805 805 world prosperity growth debt servicing current scales untenable debtor countries consequence can little alleviate poverty misery chilling numbers speak spent servicing debt financing basic programmes health care education humanitarian relief reductions commitments concessional assistance almost industrial countries mark turning point international development cooperation bluntly put rich reneged solemn commitments pledges cut-backs health
MYS 1996 1403 1403 globalized world increasing numbers people north south live abject poverty fifth human race billion people lack access basic necessities food clean drinking water preventable hunger disease kill children throughout world every day united nations development programme’s human development report states past years richest per cent people seen differential poorest per cent health
NAM 1996 606 606 personnel well appropriate capacity job namibia will continue make contribution spite limited means urge international community render generous assistance oau purpose drug trafficking horrendous killer disease permeates social fabric society drug lords notorious gangsters unlike responsible organized crime corrupting inroads governments businesses civil society targeting youth students even small children member health
NIC 1996 217 217 important bequest new government today country enjoys greatest degree political freedom history considerable progress made institutionalizing democracy resources past nicaraguans used war now used education health building housing roads words comprehensive development nicaragua democracy nicaragua born election president violeta barrios de chamorro truly free election ever enjoyed nicaraguan population history difficult health
NLD 1996 74 74 born realities confronting us today may still realities tomorrow formidable witnessing increasing poverty growing rift rich poor migration population pressure dwindling food stocks hazards public health environment drugs terrorism internal conflicts wholesale violations human rights daunting litany face realities argue favour reform organization stating obvious course need reform clearly united nations health
NLD 1996 415 415 track record united nations many ways impressive sure even look broad spectrum entire united nations system achievements fields international law human rights development population crisis health care position women labour conditions disarmament just random examples reality list long yet somehow united nations- bashing become craze days even tool campaign rhetoric else health
NOR 1996 768 768 effective collective measures removal threats peace challenge grasp complexity today’s threats single country powerful enough deal alone threats transcend frontiers terrorism nuclear proliferation drugs crime disease damage environment require common action belong common agenda five years ago rio reached consensus agenda call action together sowed first seeds global norm sustainable development health
NPL 1996 550 550 nations unfortunately beset chronic financial crisis seriously impaired organization’s ability perform well despite year- long meetings high-level open-ended working group financial situation united nations financial health organization still precarious cross-funding regular budget peacekeeping account becoming almost rule rather exception continuation practice invariably results late reimbursements troop-contributing countries detrimental rapid deployment capability health
PAK 1996 59 59 wars holocaust hunger hopelessness spectre nuclear annihilation another twentieth century remember candle flickers century brought mankind technological information revolution beyond wildest dreams century breakthroughs medicine health communication energy transportation agriculture century witnessed triumph liberty authoritarianism triumph free market government control one historian called twentieth century age extremes tested time world survived health
PAK 1996 1296 1296 city karachi defeated clear agenda move towards twenty-first century pakistan dedicated rule law safeguarding rights women children minorities pakistan providing equal opportunity advancement citizens investing health education pakistan already attracted billion investment pledges speak mr president twilight century awaits dawn fresh one speak dream third millennium gap rich poor evaporates illiteracy health
PAK 1996 1323 1323 pakistan already attracted billion investment pledges speak mr president twilight century awaits dawn fresh one speak dream third millennium gap rich poor evaporates illiteracy hunger malnutrition disease long last conquered every child planned wanted nurtured supported birth girl welcomed joy boy dream millennium tolerance pluralism people respect people nations respect nations health
PAK 1996 1324 1324 already attracted billion investment pledges speak mr president twilight century awaits dawn fresh one speak dream third millennium gap rich poor evaporates illiteracy hunger malnutrition disease long last conquered every child planned wanted nurtured supported birth girl welcomed joy boy dream millennium tolerance pluralism people respect people nations respect nations religions health
PAN 1996 654 654 adopted beijing conference women represent commitments strengthened justifiable satisfaction panama’s fairly encouraging indicators regarding advancement women accent currently placed sector female population living unfavourable conditions health housing education little participation political life context constantly renewed effort find best solutions national problems delegation panama wishes express secretary-general thanks recognition cooperation activities carried health
PAN 1996 897 897 nuclear-test-ban treaty understanding implicit commitment part world powers achieve nuclear-weapon-free world panama always supported believe part funds absorbed arms industry made available combat poverty ignorance disease positive changes face earth panama already expressed united nations position views problem drugs recently high-level segment substantive session economic social council june like take opportunity health
SDN 1996 1789 1789 view creating environment conducive achieving comprehensive peace three decades country hosted million refugees neighbouring countries result unstable security situation countries provided security stability well educational health essential services framework solving refugee problem voluntary repatriation sudan cooperated office united nations high commissioner refugees unhcr concerned countries signed tripartite agreements repatriation refugees countries health
SEN 1996 286 286 pursue final years twentieth century century despite two world wars one prodigious discoveries century saw man walk moon explore environs mars make significant progress combating disease however must agree today’s world world years ago one presents new widespread dangers also offers different possibilities must therefore close ranks minimize differences combine efforts health
SLB 1996 148 148 islands worked sister states south pacific forum pacific basin adoption resolution nuclear testing noting international alarm recent nuclear tests potential negative effects underground nuclear testing health environment general assembly deplored nuclear testing called immediate cessation islands atolls pacific ocean sites nuclear tests years peoples displaced fragile environments destroyed welcome end nuclear-weapons health
SLB 1996 640 640 arrayed kilometres ocean system workable major change system provincial government designed maximize rural community participation planning decision-making overseas development assistance therefore directed needed fostering public health literacy electrification recent completion first solar-powered village important us implementing habitat agenda encouraging self-reliance village development solar renewable_energy resources water wind will economic education health health
SLB 1996 665 665 health literacy electrification recent completion first solar-powered village important us implementing habitat agenda encouraging self-reliance village development solar renewable_energy resources water wind will economic education health development plans several weeks ago internet reached solomon islands personal computers growing number secondary schools possibility lap-top computers hands teachers students give new hope country’s health
SLV 1996 405 405 universality unfortunately principle fully respected will fully respected states including republic china taiwan represented united nations creation jobs rule law security citizens access proper housing health education medical care nutrition children clean life-sustaining environment requirements deserve priority united nations can formulate policies carry innovative effective activities connection people throughout world particularly health
SLV 1996 409 409 respected will fully respected states including republic china taiwan represented united nations creation jobs rule law security citizens access proper housing health education medical care nutrition children clean life-sustaining environment requirements deserve priority united nations can formulate policies carry innovative effective activities connection people throughout world particularly dispossessed can benefit important health
SLV 1996 612 612 sector economic terms improving economic integration harmonizing macroeconomic policies modernizing regional infrastructures social sphere systematically reducing poverty emphasizing job-creation investment human capital giving priority eduction health training cultural area ensuring preservation values traditions cultural heritage central american peoples environmental terms preserving protecting bio- diversity region promoting reforestation appropriate utilization water catchment health
SLV 1996 736 736 new el salvador reasons determined expedite actions aimed satisfying deepest aspirations people worthwhile well-paid work participatory education stressing creation culture peace based civic moral values health system curative preventive promotion micro-enterprises small businesses full respect promotion human rights including special emphasis rights women children restoration preservation environment strengthening rule law consolidation health
SUR 1996 237 237 safeguarded offering surinamese women greater opportunities develop potentialities participate social structures well enhancing widest sense word care surinamese child providing basic needs people food supply health care education housing public transport water supply employment passable roads affordable energy supply guaranteeing protection property means adequate security government suriname aware realization tasks will health
SYC 1996 72 72 upon reflection however becomes clear countries developing rapidly thanks advantages technological scientific progress losing interest still struggling survive still facing economic difficulties food shortages problems health education can added equally serious evils effects drugs alcoholism criminal behaviour prostitution forms international forums often speak security action combat international terrorism war organized crime health
TCD 1996 788 788 food summit will meet expectations terms food security water management issues give rise often deadly conflict moreover meet new challenges facing world drugs organized crime pandemics terrorism religious intolerance increased international cooperation seems essential eliminate scourges governments deal individually like congratulate united nations children’s fund actions behalf children particular vaccination programmes health
TCD 1996 822 822 eliminate scourges governments deal individually like congratulate united nations children’s fund actions behalf children particular vaccination programmes including programme eradicate poliomyelitis year also encourage world health organization step efforts contain eliminate modern pandemic aids fiftieth anniversary organization provided opportunity international community think future reform re-energize united nations like human activities making health
TCD 1996 829 829 united nations children’s fund actions behalf children particular vaccination programmes including programme eradicate poliomyelitis year also encourage world health organization step efforts contain eliminate modern pandemic aids fiftieth anniversary organization provided opportunity international community think future reform re-energize united nations like human activities making reality will organization able achieve ideals peace health
TGO 1996 1174 1174 economic social policies developing countries involved structural adjustment programmes made enormous sacrifices unfortunately yet achieved desired results thus countries face serious social problems including endemic disease hunger unemployment high number unemployed graduates strident claims citizens poverty confront resolve various ills lasting manner international community must show greater solidarity mobilize together countries health
THA 1996 233 233 work recent years events population explosion ebbing ideological tide technological communications revolution brought fore issues management food resources preservation environment need improve income distribution education health care promotion civil rights equalities democracy good governance united nations elsewhere clear indication prominence issues will continue next century beyond able address issues deal efficient health
THA 1996 1143 1143 citizens reason years thai government often direct royal guidance majesty king bhumibol adulyadej implementing hundreds royal national development projects ranging environmental protection education agriculture public health care projects narcotic suppression introduction crop substitution internationally recognized implemented close cooperation united nations international agencies year thai nation celebrates fiftieth anniversary majesty’s ascension throne health
TJK 1996 1017 1017 programmes implemented cooperation united nations development programme encourage development small enterprises promoting social economic conditions can help repatriates gradually adapt united nations children’s fund world health organization made great invaluable contributions health care disease prevention women children tajikistan time concerned several thousand tajik refugees still afghanistan return homeland prevented armed opposition health
TJK 1996 1023 1023 programme encourage development small enterprises promoting social economic conditions can help repatriates gradually adapt united nations children’s fund world health organization made great invaluable contributions health care disease prevention women children tajikistan time concerned several thousand tajik refugees still afghanistan return homeland prevented armed opposition linking return resolution political issues directly health
TJK 1996 1025 1025 development small enterprises promoting social economic conditions can help repatriates gradually adapt united nations children’s fund world health organization made great invaluable contributions health care disease prevention women children tajikistan time concerned several thousand tajik refugees still afghanistan return homeland prevented armed opposition linking return resolution political issues directly related purely health
TJK 1996 1230 1230 social scourges earth tajikistan become one world’s hot spots terms distribution drugs coming outside country understand well danger posed drug abuse illegal trafficking people’s lives health dignity economic prosperity well political stability state consequences criminal acts can felt just tajikistan cis far beyond commonwealth borders poses real threat peace stability throughout health
TUN 1996 1352 1352 cooperation achieving objectives implementing programmes agreed upon international community basis priorities set governments seeking eradicate poverty support employment housing programmes well provide basic services education health sectors offer protection women children socially underprivileged objectives can attained use jointly agreed criteria based transparency democracy international relations rejecting policy involves double standard order health
UKR 1996 1054 1054 drugs money laundering become matters special concern ukraine always played active role international efforts particularly within framework united nations aimed eliminating scourges present threaten security health people negative impact social economic political situation many countries believe special attention paid elaboration specific actions taken transnational organized crime context poland’s initiative place agenda health
USA 1996 569 569 sharper tools conducting worldwide inspections law enforcement customs officials cooperate fight nuclear smuggling urge nations signed npt without delay fifthly must better protect people use disease weapon war giving biological weapons convention means strengthen compliance including on-site investigations believe weapons may used suspicious outbreaks disease occur aim complete task finally must health
USA 1996 588 588 fifthly must better protect people use disease weapon war giving biological weapons convention means strengthen compliance including on-site investigations believe weapons may used suspicious outbreaks disease occur aim complete task finally must end carnage caused anti-personnel landmines hidden killers murder maim people year may announced series actions united states take towards health
VCT 1996 129 129 last historic session twenty-first century approaches must ask following questions future will children survive will peace fellow men picture looks bleak still plagued persistent poverty disease hunger environmental degradation spiritual pollution wanton acts terrorism drug menace domestic disturbances regional conflicts still hope long see friends neighbours rather competitors pool resources enhancement health
VEN 1996 495 495 humanity together whole using information express impassioned interest beginning widely known globalization organization still overcome prophecies schemes pessimistic traditions according natural law dictates existence wars diseases disasters fateful necessity regulate population growth incentive devise technologies scientific developments escalation malthusians see observation nature peace primary purpose united nations war recourse commonly used health
VNM 1996 697 697 global issues strengthening links states danger one nation may also affect others stability prosperity enjoyed one society may contribute environment favourable stability prosperity societies hunger illness social injustice phenomena potential threats security country stability world whole allocating resources support development developing countries contributing various ways bilateral multilateral international cooperation development wise health
YEM 1996 451 451 floods plagued yemen last june causing extensive grave losses life property affected parts infrastructure harmed many people agricultural land eroded livestock destroyed houses roads bridges health centres sources drinking water schools many areas republic yemen destroyed losses damages major disaster economic setback yemen like take opportunity renew call international humanitarian organizations health
ZMB 1996 273 273 organization twenty-first century approaches greatest challenge facing international community improve living conditions majority people every human must access opportunities afford decent livelihood conditions free want disease hunger ignorance world summit social development held copenhagen last year adopted framework deal poverty social problems far many people especially women children vulnerable marginalization deprivation health
ZMB 1996 423 423 contained beijing declaration platform action well world programme action youth year beyond require devoted attention international community especially regard empowerment strategies critical areas employment education health participation societal decision-making incumbent upon us honour commitments made declarations programmes action country committed attainment objectives contained documents women children invaluable resources can neglected world’s health
ZMB 1996 1334 1334 governance wide agenda socio-economic development african continent well known economic progress africa often undermined conflicts international community supports african development draw attention burden external debt stunting african development special initiative united nations new agenda development africa 1990s recognize major obstacle sustained economic growth development problem external debt expectation delegation deeper debt health
ZWE 1996 1108 1108 transfer technologies developing nations days world leaders will assemble rome yet another world summit time international community will focus attention important question food security good health people world unfortunately even increased food supplies world inaccessible billion hungry people acknowledged living abject poverty accept legacy hungry malnourished people generation will bequeath twenty-first health
ZWE 1996 1147 1147 living abject poverty accept legacy hungry malnourished people generation will bequeath twenty-first century expect development bring food dining tables clean water homes better housing improved health security children present trend towards globalization deepening interdependence among economies foster universal feeling sense belonging global village whose concept now come take granted whose benefits health
AND 1997 772 772 decade must bring united nations brilliant minds planet put work shared spirit rationalization order understand causes underdevelopment path follow order eradicate twenty-first century just world health organization eradicates diseases afflict citizens world must united nations serve catalyst eradication evils afflict world’s peoples share secretary-general’s particular concern natural environment common denominator world health
AND 1997 775 775 united nations brilliant minds planet put work shared spirit rationalization order understand causes underdevelopment path follow order eradicate twenty-first century just world health organization eradicates diseases afflict citizens world must united nations serve catalyst eradication evils afflict world’s peoples share secretary-general’s particular concern natural environment common denominator world earth dies coming health
ATG 1997 533 533 eruptions caused inhabitants much pain anguish antigua barbuda along caribbean community countries endeavoured render assistance result population antigua barbuda increased percent means resources government housing health education services strained citizens however rendered much support antigua barbuda will power help alleviate plight brothers sisters lovely now unsafe island strongly support recommendation committee health
ATG 1997 1164 1164 sustained economic growth social advancement non-self-governing territories essential prerequisite implementation declaration granting independence colonial countries peoples necessity particular attention given environment natural disaster mitigation public health education economic self- sufficiency prevention crime illicit drug trafficking non-self-governing territories caribbean problems independent countries regard narcotics multidimensional thrust upon entities challenge governability non-state actors health
BDI 1997 186 186 development africa obvious four years burundi going unprecedented crisis marked numerous crimes acts genocide aside blind extermination hundreds thousands human lives armed groups attacked economic health educational administrative infrastructures country short political change occurred july took place just time save country genocide nightmare contrary certain sector international public opinion us believe health
BDI 1997 345 345 less month will practically regrouped persons country’s central provinces affected must however recognize problems persist humanitarian level afflicted people live deplorable conditions overcrowding lack sanitation malnutrition lack health care sorts epidemics daily plight dispossessed government wishes place record real appreciation support bilateral multilateral partners relieve misery deprived populations appeal international community health
BDI 1997 347 347 will practically regrouped persons country’s central provinces affected must however recognize problems persist humanitarian level afflicted people live deplorable conditions overcrowding lack sanitation malnutrition lack health care sorts epidemics daily plight dispossessed government wishes place record real appreciation support bilateral multilateral partners relieve misery deprived populations appeal international community increase humanitarian health
BDI 1997 350 350 persons country’s central provinces affected must however recognize problems persist humanitarian level afflicted people live deplorable conditions overcrowding lack sanitation malnutrition lack health care sorts epidemics daily plight dispossessed government wishes place record real appreciation support bilateral multilateral partners relieve misery deprived populations appeal international community increase humanitarian assistance afflicted populations health
BDI 1997 379 379 government wishes place record real appreciation support bilateral multilateral partners relieve misery deprived populations appeal international community increase humanitarian assistance afflicted populations order meet food health clothing needs order ensure reintegration victims government appeals assistance reconstruction economic recovery context vast social reintegration effort government burundi invites burundi refugees wherever may return health
BDI 1997 1052 1052 wish restore peace burundi however know country know poor landlocked beset almost four years war support sanctions word deed tantamount killing children disaster victims hunger disease poverty war neighbouring country adopt stance especially take account concern country always shown neighbours confronted problems measures mitigate economic sanctions agreed arusha last april implemented health
BEN 1997 167 167 whose intelligent rational well-directed use make possible ensure progress prosperity development peoples legitimately aspire also doubt feeling stubborn profound uncertainty constantly fuelled misery poverty ignorance disease technological lags economic backwardness billion human beings suffer since election january secretary- general mr kofi annan resolutely tackled commendable diligence strength motivation preparation programme reform health
BEN 1997 1334 1334 triumphantly third millennium part government benin awaiting fulfilment hope developed concept shared social minimum level order methodically effectively take actions measures aimed eliminating poverty hunger disease illiteracy providing adequate housing guaranteeing productive employment improving standards conditions living ensuring sustainable use natural resources concept subject international symposium supported united nations system held health
BFA 1997 943 943 general assembly fifty-first session plenary meetings 20th meeting p earlier today speaking globalization economy also mentioned globalization threats mind poverty environmental deterioration terrorism drug trafficking pandemics general great disasters caused man nature united nations regard irreplaceable invaluable tool thank warmly commend brother kofi annan secretary-general space nine months produced proposals designed health
BFA 1997 1074 1074 budget must made full time without conditions also part needed reform developments witnessing profoundly contradictory future marked pairs opposites integration disintegration stability instability wealth poverty health incurable disease opening closing borders democracies dictatorships inter alia said stuff life pendulum swings optimism pessimism back stop swings towards optimism will need never see health
BFA 1997 1076 1076 made full time without conditions also part needed reform developments witnessing profoundly contradictory future marked pairs opposites integration disintegration stability instability wealth poverty health incurable disease opening closing borders democracies dictatorships inter alia said stuff life pendulum swings optimism pessimism back stop swings towards optimism will need never see international community health
BGD 1997 1065 1065 year united nations friends microcredit ambassadors taken initiative follow implementation process throughout united nations system bangladesh accorded priority placed special emphasis social sector development areas health care education family planning women development preservation promotion human rights initiatives efforts prime minister regard widely appreciated particularly mention government dynamic leadership prime minister sheikh health
BHS 1997 144 144 salute tireless efforts seeking restore financial stability organization today reiterate bahamas solemn pledge lead nation new millennium primary focus efforts will directed towards improving delivery health care education skills training reduction level serious crime unemployment eradication poverty poor housing committed achieving full empowerment women equality among sexes work toward evolution society health
BHS 1997 471 471 concern previously voiced forum concept sustainable development remains subject definition government believes poverty reduction social development can must achieved concert environmental integrity economic stability good health proper integration developing economies rapidly advancing globalization world trade will believe mark measure success areas regrettably developments past decade always met expectations spite technological revolution health
BLR 1997 191 191 adjusting lofty aims new realities multifaceted world also making organization matter different separate parts mainstream human development economic well-being people brings end age-old ills starvation epidemic diseases well huge environmental threats helps achieve multilateral understanding participating development solving problems becoming overriding ambition main goal hope united nations well mankind whole right health
BLR 1997 192 192 lofty aims new realities multifaceted world also making organization matter different separate parts mainstream human development economic well-being people brings end age-old ills starvation epidemic diseases well huge environmental threats helps achieve multilateral understanding participating development solving problems becoming overriding ambition main goal hope united nations well mankind whole right now health
BRB 1997 589 589 moon lived outer space months made great advances medicine genetic engineering information technology high-speed mass transport food production mention yet much remains done abject poverty disease illiteracy ill-health still afflict far many fellow inhabitants planet approach new millennium organization done much alleviate suffering can continue effectively member states according capacities give health
BRN 1997 318 318 instability dramatically highlighted region year recent attacks currencies financial institutions shocked us dismissed mere ups downs market well commentators say good enough simplistic effect like disease goes heart economic systems seeks weak points developing countries limited built-in resistance yes will survive foundations sound experience taught us lesson realizing deeply affected globalization health
BTN 1997 592 592 extremely important time methods work activities reviewed united nations programmes better synchronized efforts reform revitalize united nations will possible united nations sound financial position financial health united nations must restored members must work earnestly towards meeting objective welcome secretary-general’s proposal create revolving credit fund meet organization’s funding however primary requirement must health
BWA 1997 197 197 united nations also built international consensus series conferences meetings areas issues diverse women development youth environment human rights ageing population social development human settlements education health outcome will guide thinking actions international community next millennium furthermore united nations proved capability deal effectively serious threats posed nuclear chemical biological weapons capability often health
BWA 1997 270 270 act unilaterally without suffering consequences actions terrorism drug trafficking cross-border crime depletion ozone layer acid rain receding rain forests advancing deserts diminishing fresh-water reserves poverty disease many recognize national boundaries collective action states members organization can arrest reverse advance united nations mother genuine multilateralism occupy centre stage thinking international relations heavy health
BWA 1997 693 693 needs reform time debate security council reform brought successful conclusion geographical regions can equitably represented council allow debate become sterile degenerate dialogue deaf dumb financial health organization another issue remains source deep concern anguish delegation united nations expected deliver goods without necessary financial lifeblood words united nations operate basis shoestring budget health
CAN 1997 728 728 sustainable human security means tackling severe threats unmet needs billion people living poverty attacks human rights individuals groups within society transnational threats crime terrorism threats health livelihood depletion pollution resources problems new global issues will wait long-term solutions urgent take action prevent reduce incidence conflict restore societies aftermath conflict increase human health
COD 1997 513 513 reconstruction programme essentially addresses urgent actions steps rehabilitation highly humanitarian nature deserves unconditional support international community government programme comprises following priorities infrastructure transportation communication agriculture health social services national education job creation elimination unemployment safety protection individuals property addition peace national regional stability four months leading state able achieve encouraging results health
COM 1997 779 779 count strengths islamic federal republic comoros also knows can count united nations organization specialized agencies including united nations development programme united nations children’s fund world health organization food agriculture organization comoros also knows can count oau league arab states organization islamic conference european union can reiterate full confidence deep gratitude tireless health
COM 1997 854 854 underdevelopment remains major source threats peace international security recognize threshold third millennium organization remains guarantor emancipation peoples progressive elimination poverty also incontestable daily struggle hunger malnutrition illiteracy problem ensuring good health everyone challenges collective conscience can significantly illustrate will institution eradicate scourges series conferences held throughout past decade mind new york health
COM 1997 859 859 peace international security recognize threshold third millennium organization remains guarantor emancipation peoples progressive elimination poverty also incontestable daily struggle hunger malnutrition illiteracy problem ensuring good health everyone challenges collective conscience can significantly illustrate will institution eradicate scourges series conferences held throughout past decade mind new york world summit children rio conference health
CUB 1997 151 151 remains today world billion people illiterate many unemployed underemployed billion living subhuman conditions among note dismay children worldwide since tuesday september session started died preventable diseases children sacrificed name efficiency quality consumption pattern consumption today requires irrational unsustainable development children never even access time just slipping letting slip fingers losing also health
CUB 1997 225 225 century allow crime take place promised land higher society paradise craved millions human beings can dream today overwhelming majority human beings even sleep violence hunger disease keep awake five decades ago nations world decided unite war work peace progress cooperation among peoples since one enjoyed real lasting peace many people become health
DEU 1997 300 300 nations organization must pay contributions time full criteria show whether living responsibility opportunity effective action despite carping criticism international cooperation within united nations framework working malnutrition undernourishment reduced third since illiteracy per cent credit doubt goes united nations infant mortality halved period great achievement unicef world population increased per cent considerably health
DEU 1997 314 314 action despite carping criticism international cooperation within united nations framework working malnutrition undernourishment reduced third since illiteracy per cent credit doubt goes united nations infant mortality halved period great achievement unicef world population increased per cent considerably less per cent growth nourishes hope got hump population explosion big achievement largely attributable health
DEU 1997 521 521 hardly chance leading life conditions worthy human race according unicef million children world move children killed rwanda massacres result 17-year-old war afghanistan another died undernourishment disease civil war cambodia made children orphans every minutes child maimed landmine yet children weakest members society north south planet world’s future hopes depend weakest members health
DEU 1997 1917 1917 emissions per cent year based levels partners european union asking industrial countries cut least per cent go part way towards meeting responsibility towards posterity look air_pollution southern asia fail admit urgently need agree forest convention must put end ruthless burning forests clear vast areas land deplete destroy natural resources will make health
DMA 1997 774 774 states continue ignore block efforts made admit republic china membership international bodies peace world also requires hungry fed homeless sheltered ignorant educated people enjoy good health patrimony earth kept condition can enjoy applaud encourage efforts international organizations including united nations specialized agencies work satisfy needs aspirations effective functioning organization requires proper health
DNK 1997 940 940 time action time narrow gap rhetoric action remind assembly world summit social development held copenhagen recall obligations undertaken vision narrowing gap rhetoric practical action education health participation women fundamentals role united nations system field economic social development indispensable like emphasize particular importance united nations organization operating global mandate basis global approach health
ECU 1997 376 376 mutual suspicion contrary genuine peace must based respect rule law acceptance solidarity interdependence states common desire move dynamically forward towards solution critical problems dire poverty disease unemployment illiteracy economic social inequality among peoples nations order make progress must recognize live universal ethical principles seek peaceful solutions multilateral bilateral problems peaceful processes health
ECU 1997 447 447 fallen per cent real terms recent years can international community fulfil commitments entered world summit social development developing countries assume responsibility fighting poverty providing better health education people reinforcing democracies consolidating institutions however essential international cooperation development continued since will result just stable peaceful world doubt recent years world changed dramatically health
ECU 1997 1438 1438 hand many developed countries influence financial decision-taking circles maintain purely economic perspective opposed wider social vision financial difficulties affecting developing world continue associate nation’s economic health vigour macroeconomic indicators alone fact nation can healthy economy significant sector population lives extreme poverty internal growth indicators guarantee sustainable continued development future foreign debt health
ERI 1997 804 804 several decades consolidate profoundly democratic tradition struggle adopting new constitution holding first democratic regional elections create development-oriented state government structure ensure corruption-free society build schools health facilities regions country formulate economic financial policy fosters environment encourages investment thus made country new frontier widely expanding opportunities policies yielded good political economic social health
EST 1997 423 423 human rights machinery two major events occurred past year field economic social cooperation first adoption agenda development estonia shares perception importance development issues united nations health education also high priorities second event nineteenth special session general assembly aim review implementation agenda global plan action sustainable development adopted rio de janeiro although health
ETH 1997 507 507 food security means impossible task achieve world live well individual countries facing problem assume responsibility first instance international community also role play including fight corruption disease realize international aspect grand dimension therefore amenable solutions taken national level alone ethiopia made important progress last years building basis food security peoples obvious guarantee health
GIN 1997 557 557 rights problem environment knows boundaries careful may greatest danger face since many perils lurking smouldering beneath surface anarchy matter sacred duty international community ensure lasting health planet future generations welcome organization special session environment development presented proliferation small arms subject concern african countries weapons unfortunately lend types conflict large small pose health
GIN 1997 1124 1124 tenth population taking refugees pay heavy price make enormous sacrifices border areas environment infrastructures deteriorated demographic pressure schools closed serve shelters refugees also cope many health problems kinds exceptional situation members ecowas meeting conakry june launched appeal emergency assistance republic guinea appeal beginning heeded many countries international organizations.here like thank warmly health
GMB 1997 398 398 neither thrive nurtured sustained midst poverty deprivation hunger ignorance ill-health gambia government embarked ambitious socio- economic development programme two-year transition period focused basically building schools health facilities roads infrastructure well boosting agricultural development order ensure food self-sufficiency year main objective programme lay basis genuine sustainable democracy consonance social specificities nation successful health
GNQ 1997 751 751 peoples must also brought bear order bring concrete support right peoples development progress nations unanimous desire third millennium millions men women children world will right health services education decent housing drinking water electricity food clothing objective achieved restrictive measures policies discriminatory economic blockades also wish note even policies applied equitably throughout health
GTM 1997 319 319 accords going forward decisively regard fronts commitments joint commissions envisaged accords already established thus creating broadest diversified structures citizen participation history commitments investment public expenditure health education justice security people already reflected detail budget next year increasing ratio social investment levels unprecedented history also changing orientation order increasingly favour rural areas health
GUY 1997 242 242 multilateralism increasingly member states large small seeing interest cooperate united nations maximize ability deal several international concerns increasing recourse machinery order deal issues development environment disease drug trafficking terrorism name just many special agencies united nations development programme undp united nations children’s fund unicef united nations development fund women unifem others health
IDN 1997 1264 1264 countries unable attract adequate volumes foreign direct investment constriction official development assistance taken enormous toll social economic development particularly efforts aimed reducing hunger illiteracy child mortality therefore support proposal reform package submitted secretary-general creation office development financing will pursue endeavour full-time tandem proposed development dividend problem chronic external indebtedness constitutes another health
IRL 1997 342 342 product critics contend development cooperation succeeded best response point already achieved regard fundamental human rights life expectancy around world increased third past three decades infant mortality cut half small achievements present globalized increasingly interdependent world economy need seek new partnership developed developing countries address issues affect entire international community united nations health
IRL 1997 731 731 nuclear safety worldwide reactor safety closure sub-standard reactors represent government fundamental necessities nuclear-energy states must meet simply unacceptable poor management radioactive waste spent fuel threaten health safety populations cause serious long- term damage environment states nuclear programmes recent joint convention dealing matters will hopefully bring improvements however much needs done international health
IRQ 1997 644 644 blockade particularly dangerous effects women children united nations children’s fund unicef instance confirmed latest study march per cent iraqi children five years age suffer chronic malnutrition threatened segment children two years old due malnutrition incidence contagious diseases furthermore environment iraq suffered extensive damage indiscriminate bombing united states allies aimed power stations health
IRQ 1997 652 652 children’s fund unicef instance confirmed latest study march per cent iraqi children five years age suffer chronic malnutrition threatened segment children two years old due malnutrition incidence contagious diseases furthermore environment iraq suffered extensive damage indiscriminate bombing united states allies aimed power stations sewage systems factories able rebuild fully blockade scientific health
IRQ 1997 655 655 instance confirmed latest study march per cent iraqi children five years age suffer chronic malnutrition threatened segment children two years old due malnutrition incidence contagious diseases furthermore environment iraq suffered extensive damage indiscriminate bombing united states allies aimed power stations sewage systems factories able rebuild fully blockade scientific studies research carried health
IRQ 1997 711 711 united states used banned weapons ammunition enriched depleted uranium military operations iraq exposed vast tracts iraqi territory contamination deadly toxic materials numerous cases hitherto unfamiliar illnesses recorded congenital deformities foetuses bone deformities many cases leukaemia among children heard many allegations representatives united states britain iraq agreed deal oil-for-food formula representatives countries health
ISL 1997 840 840 encourages stable growth vigorous private sector strengthening institutional legal foundations last least good-governance anti-corruption measures time need focus human- development strategies strengthening education school systems health social services must integral part sound strategy development must mobilize dynamic private sector together bilateral multilateral official development assistance secure sustainable growth poverty reduction developing health
ISR 1997 1355 1355 programmes many countries share experience knowledge acquired various fields israel attaches great importance international cooperation programme assisting various peoples address challenges development hazards nature hunger disease three decades tens thousands trainees participated courses israel countries within framework israel’s cooperation assistance programme fields education health agriculture industry social affairs leadership especially proud health
ISR 1997 1373 1373 peoples address challenges development hazards nature hunger disease three decades tens thousands trainees participated courses israel countries within framework israel’s cooperation assistance programme fields education health agriculture industry social affairs leadership especially proud participation recent years trainees arab countries amongst palestinians trainees emissaries goodwill ambassadors peace bear message great hope human health
JAM 1997 561 561 science technology advances telecommunications must become all-pervasive factors effectively appropriately utilized benefit peoples nothing better fulfil lofty ideals founding fathers immediate global assault poverty ignorance disease win battle call upon assembly emphasize creation application dissemination knowledge every corner earth liberalization globalization practised shown capacity willingness take account genuine interests practical possibilities health
JOR 1997 964 964 per cent live refugee camps serviced unrwa rest scattered throughout jordanian cities villages sense humanitarian responsibility government jordan provided services needed refugees including infrastructure education health welfare services financial support addition public security civil defence services thus jordan despite scarce resources limited means spends approximately million annually services provided refugees amount health
JOR 1997 2054 2054 obligations rather enhance cooperate carrying yet implemented conclusion establishment peace security stability world one noble purposes international organization must provide solid ground reduce poverty control diseases illiteracy unemployment work towards creation clean environment sustainable development future generations health
KAZ 1997 432 432 ground problem aral sea global dimension particles salt sediments region found europe well arctic ocean aral sea region witnessing disastrous shortage fresh water worsening population’s health degradation natural environment nuclear explosions conducted semipalatinsk testing ground used largest world enormous damage caused health population natural environment believe nuclear weapons represent tragedy affects health
KAZ 1997 448 448 sea region witnessing disastrous shortage fresh water worsening population’s health degradation natural environment nuclear explosions conducted semipalatinsk testing ground used largest world enormous damage caused health population natural environment believe nuclear weapons represent tragedy affects peoples world mind head state spoken responsibility nuclear powers damage caused population natural environment states nuclear health
KAZ 1997 482 482 affects peoples world mind head state spoken responsibility nuclear powers damage caused population natural environment states nuclear tests conducted responsibility shouldered setting international fund rehabilitation health population environment regions affected nuclear-weapon tests president’s decision close semipalatinsk testing ground considered major contribution nuclear disarmament historic significance month kazakhstan hosted international conference nuclear health
KEN 1997 1717 1717 ensure mobilization resources operational activities critical achievement socio-economic development convinced strengthening revitalizing functions economic social council will accelerate development particularly areas poverty alleviation environment degradation health humanitarian assistance among areas like conclude statement reaffirming kenya’s readiness support measures will strengthen united nations turn focused integrated organization able steer humanity next millennium health
KGZ 1997 208 208 new millennium changes taking place altering image mankind shifting emphasis models understanding explaining world collapse bipolar world provided us opportunity focus efforts resolving issues poverty health care education economic development democracy however still facing threat local regional conflicts international terrorism organized crime illegal trafficking drugs weapons proliferation weapons mass destruction deterioration health
KNA 1997 1369 1369 volcanic eruption dislocate entire population decimate entire economy destroy entire social fabric people government saint kitts nevis like caribbean community caricom countries extended willing hand health social support people montserrat continue provide employment business opportunities come shores saint kitts nevis island montserrat urge international community join caribbean taking prompt decisive tangible health
KOR 1997 812 812 world particularly developing countries inaugural meeting board trustees scheduled convene seoul next month look forward generous support member states worthy goal keeping children free debilitating diseases turning now environmental issues government welcomes adoption programme implementation agenda nineteenth special session general assembly stands committed participating faithfully implementation particular pleased korea’s proposal conduct health
LBN 1997 279 279 rubric reducing costs budget many united nations agencies particular united nations relief works agency palestine refugees near east unrwa lost much ability adequately provide social health education services refugees host countries increases burden host countries lebanon among difficult us shoulder responsibilities conditions responsibility international community redressing injustice inflicted palestinian refugees must health
LCA 1997 689 689 banana regime affected countries small vulnerable fragile economies trade development must final analysis development people therefore wto criteria settling disputes must redesigned take account social health cultural environmental issues national security issues can raised reason law one powerful country brought wto jurisdiction wto take account special social economic circumstances small vulnerable health
LKA 1997 1064 1064 merely bystanders targets fall victim general onslaught civilians others die part calculated genocide still children suffer effects sexual violence multiple deprivations armed conflict expose hunger disease just shocking thousands young children cynically exploited combatants according study major conflicts raged different locations around world took place within states factions split along ethnic health
LKA 1997 1286 1286 cultural large numbers children killed injured countless others grow deprived material emotional needs including structures give meaning social cultural life entire fabric societies homes schools health systems religious institutions torn pieces machel study rightly points war violates every right child right life right family community right health right development personality right health
LKA 1997 1307 1307 fabric societies homes schools health systems religious institutions torn pieces machel study rightly points war violates every right child right life right family community right health right development personality right nurtured protected many today’s conflicts last whole length childhood meaning birth early adulthood many children will experience multiple cumulative assaults background health
LSO 1997 415 415 fund also merits let however hasten emphasize can substitute demonstrable commitment member states honour treaty obligations paying assessed contributions time fully unconditionally order ensure financial health organization nevertheless believe proposed revolving fund can short-term palliative fund serve neither exculpate renege treaty obligations place additional burden countries already making sacrifices honour obligations health
LUX 1997 300 300 never experienced european union based democracy political system social market economy economic system market economy free-for- mitigated considerations social welfare states retain full responsibility fields health education social justice although system requires constant adjustment principles sacrosanct european union wishing respond challenges post-cold-war world proposes take three major challenges years ahead establishment health
MAR 1997 702 702 situation africa source concern international community situation particularly reflected weak participation continent world trade increase debt burden also reflected chronically inadequate infrastructure serious deterioration social health conditions despite stringent structural reforms introduced african countries paucity foreign investment context welcome initiative taken portugal convene european-african summit meeting consider conditions continent seek appropriate health
MDG 1997 314 314 time people privileged enough surf internat shopping million others go hungry every day according report food agriculture organization world food summit last november say nothing illness illiteracy violence basic principles given impetus process renewal include good governance sound management transparency democratization international relations respect madagascar welcome innovative approach based values ideals health
MEX 1997 366 366 cooperation among free equal nations overcome problems plague human beings corners world peace must possible essential us mexico views drug trafficking serious threat national security health humankind maintain phenomenon promotes violence corruption unlawful activities illegal arms-trafficking money-laundering diversion chemical precursors among possibilities offered international cooperation sphere mexico extremely active signing bilateral health
MLT 1997 1389 1389 superseded post-cold-war north-south divide though many predicted development called concerted effort deal issue little done try reverse trend poverty still reigns supreme aggravated poverty hunger malnutrition paradox times fifth world’s population billion human beings live incomes dollar day per cent world’s population less per cent total global income united nations system health
MNG 1997 118 118 overwhelming majority international community recognizes changes adjusting accordingly contributing process hardly possible visualize common future jointly solve socio-economic problems questions posed underdevelopment unemployment hunger poverty disease crime natural disasters mongolia stands making united nations effective efficient organization able meet challenges new millennium political economic legal instrument capable safeguarding interests nations especially health
MOZ 1997 376 376 role matters related debt forgiveness relief particularly relation countries like mozambique part will continue undertake deepen political economic reforms past years particular emphasis provision basic health care education rehabilitation economic social fabrics especially rural areas seriously hampered scourge landmines horrible weapons killed continue kill wound hundreds innocent citizens mind fourth international health
MRT 1997 556 556 time working meet challenges context promotion women’s rights campaign illiteracy figure prominently development programmes sustained effort also made provide many citizens possible access education jobs health services thereby guaranteeing better standard living results obtained regard satisfactory indeed enrolment rate schools reached per cent health care coverage people significantly extended towards meeting health
MRT 1997 574 574 provide many citizens possible access education jobs health services thereby guaranteeing better standard living results obtained regard satisfactory indeed enrolment rate schools reached per cent health care coverage people significantly extended towards meeting goal defined world health organization health year drinking water supply systems built several regions main cities country now health
MRT 1997 585 585 better standard living results obtained regard satisfactory indeed enrolment rate schools reached per cent health care coverage people significantly extended towards meeting goal defined world health organization health year drinking water supply systems built several regions main cities country now electricity within framework huge programme provide access remote towns interior country health
MRT 1997 587 587 living results obtained regard satisfactory indeed enrolment rate schools reached per cent health care coverage people significantly extended towards meeting goal defined world health organization health year drinking water supply systems built several regions main cities country now electricity within framework huge programme provide access remote towns interior country several new health
MUS 1997 671 671 stagnation now cause optimism agree incumbent upon us africans put house order unless freed debt burden future generations may never opportunity access clean drinking water health care proper schooling scarce resources utilized debt payments countries like mozambique just emerging years civil conflict bretton woods initiative may implemented order reduce debt faster health
MWI 1997 581 581 drought southern africa region decade weak economic base country almost exclusively agricultural rather unbalanced social infrastructure partly due low literacy rate inherited previous regime problem disease including hiv aids pose serious threat nascent democracy combination domestic well factors international character bear frightening potential reversing noble gains made past three years despite health
MYS 1997 1722 1722 active part detailed discussion secretary-general’s reform proposals format will agreed upon member states will facilitate implementation early date carrying reforms however lose sight importance financial health organization highlighted secretary- general proposed revolving credit fund welcome measure insofar provides financial solvency short term unfair unethical rest world held ransom disregard international treaties health
NER 1997 832 832 funds diversification allow african countries obtain better return commodities thus assure vital resources populations support particular must take form resources invested priority sectors basic education health security food water supplies sectors capable laying solid bases sustainable development africa africa certainly needs assistance country remains convinced resources continent needs development efforts can health
NIC 1997 182 182 remain sidelines nicaragua congratulates secretary- general dynamic vision thank report entitled renewing united nations programme reform nicaragua benefited many programmes system agencies programmes impact economy health social well-being education employment name just areas ultimately democratic development government considers time come member states approve greater leadership role secretary-general glad secretary-general attaches special health
NOR 1997 426 426 course taken united nations activities targeting sustainable development poverty population education promotion role women development implementation results beijing conference must strengthened integrated headquarters field levels health among main priorities increased international efforts needed assist developing countries improving national health policies combat emerging re-emerging diseases malaria tuberculosis aids member states must follow health
NOR 1997 439 439 women development implementation results beijing conference must strengthened integrated headquarters field levels health among main priorities increased international efforts needed assist developing countries improving national health policies combat emerging re-emerging diseases malaria tuberculosis aids member states must follow fulfilling obligations increase transfers aid developing countries peoples need hopefully will also effect health
NOR 1997 444 444 conference must strengthened integrated headquarters field levels health among main priorities increased international efforts needed assist developing countries improving national health policies combat emerging re-emerging diseases malaria tuberculosis aids member states must follow fulfilling obligations increase transfers aid developing countries peoples need hopefully will also effect creating confidence needed bring us health
NOR 1997 445 445 must strengthened integrated headquarters field levels health among main priorities increased international efforts needed assist developing countries improving national health policies combat emerging re-emerging diseases malaria tuberculosis aids member states must follow fulfilling obligations increase transfers aid developing countries peoples need hopefully will also effect creating confidence needed bring us forward health
OMN 1997 1041 1041 upon commit constantly implementation agenda principles declared earth summit actions principles constitute foundation upon global partnership collective responsibility erected goal end poverty hunger prevent decline health standards degradation environmental systems necessary preconditions obtaining sustainable development option open humanity guarantees future coming generations offers prosperity progress present ones sultanate oman prepared national health
OMN 1997 1419 1419 illustrated accomplishments achieved sultanate oman child protection country’s commitment ensuring rights child accession convention rights child sultanate oman number-one country world terms reducing infant under-five mortality per cent report notes proportion children reach fifth birthday one fundamental indicators country’s concern people child survival statistics poignant indicator priority given services help child health
OMN 1997 1452 1452 fifth birthday one fundamental indicators country’s concern people child survival statistics poignant indicator priority given services help child flourish adequate supplies nutritious food availability high-quality health care easy access safe water sanitation facilities well family’s overall economic condition health status women community see progress nations page unicef report year also notes health
OMN 1997 1465 1465 priority given services help child flourish adequate supplies nutritious food availability high-quality health care easy access safe water sanitation facilities well family’s overall economic condition health status women community see progress nations page unicef report year also notes based indicators sultanate oman ranked number-two nation middle east north africa region terms health
PAN 1997 155 155 towns plots land also want see war rub entire generations sacrificing obsession fanaticism extremism like many others panama signed san francisco charter poor world suffering disease malnutrition two simplest moving human attributes faith hope years passed since brought considerable advances changed face world many possible however cooperation imprinted new meaning purpose health
PAN 1997 156 156 plots land also want see war rub entire generations sacrificing obsession fanaticism extremism like many others panama signed san francisco charter poor world suffering disease malnutrition two simplest moving human attributes faith hope years passed since brought considerable advances changed face world many possible however cooperation imprinted new meaning purpose organization health
PAN 1997 398 398 teacher shows us violence usually result cause conflict war often symptom rather cause ills way resolve conflicts violence goes along act true underlying causes hunger malnutrition extreme poverty lack means overcome ethnic gender cultural discrimination intolerance authoritarianism fundamentalism political religious persecution unemployment slave labour immoral salaries humiliation national oppression majority us health
PAN 1997 505 505 war greatest impending threat international peace security poverty whose reach extensive pervasive plagues current future security council member’s army will able put end threat mother illnesses resentments harvests human lives bacteria virus ancient modern plague contemplating resurgence old festering conflicts frozen cold war substituting ancient balance bipolar nuclear terror new expanded health
PER 1997 529 529 security multidimensional tasks states assume real commitments priorities must associated higher purpose namely improving intolerable lot per cent world’s population problems poverty acute poverty illiteracy malnutrition infant mortality discrimination marginalization general constitute picture potential social violence threatens universal ideal peaceful orderly life plight poverty challenge promoting human development radically altered direction health
PER 1997 531 531 tasks states assume real commitments priorities must associated higher purpose namely improving intolerable lot per cent world’s population problems poverty acute poverty illiteracy malnutrition infant mortality discrimination marginalization general constitute picture potential social violence threatens universal ideal peaceful orderly life plight poverty challenge promoting human development radically altered direction pace international health
PER 1997 826 826 modernization liberalization economy reform state legal framework guarantees property promotes investment addition pursuing consistent sectoral policies financed per cent national budget going items social sphere health housing education population justice results already achieved economic social growth well known peru considered stable secure country bright future around year peruvian government hopes significantly health
POL 1997 1206 1206 poverty fate millions people across vast territories problems global scale also visible climate changes diverse environmental concerns constantly widening gap rich poor insufficient reach education health care reforms undertake increase united nations capability address important issues let now elaborate deep carefully thought-out reform equip united nations mechanisms capable ensuring respect human health
QAT 1997 613 613 community enable states progress develop societies building strong effective economies endeavour requires us take new look expenditures armaments order save huge sums allocate supporting education health programmes also enable us address problems poverty environment develop economies developing nations absolute necessity new international economic order based integration balance capable devising desired solutions health
RUS 1997 1193 1193 impossible reform united nations order increase effectiveness without overcoming financial problems must note financial problems united nations unfortunately become chronic must therefore emphasized responsibility financial health united nations borne member states must pay dues properly also favour expanding membership security council decision effect long overdue expansion render organization less efficient reform health
RWA 1997 989 989 tanzania burundi following mass return refugees famine today struck heavily four provinces victims famine request emergency food relief development assistance every sector national life agriculture health education social socio-economic reintegration repatriated survivors genocide justice rehabilitation reconstruction basic infrastructures including water electricity roads social socio-economic reintegration repatriated since november rwandan government sending health
SEN 1997 218 218 nations remains multidimensional symbol united nations first indispensable tool safeguarding global peace security united nations source new hope many men women suffer exile hunger poverty illness lastly united nations tool promotion democracy human rights development words justice among individuals peoples cultures civilizations light made one highest priorities improve capacities ability organization health
SEN 1997 1755 1755 nations attainment common ends essential since great challenges future can met global framework solidarity solution whether struggle terrorism drug- trafficking organized crime protection environment collective health promotion security disarmament reduction poverty concerted united global effort together already begun effort country urges international community continue steadfastly senegal makes appeal convinced intellectual material health
SLB 1997 787 787 linguistically diverse people government placing increased emphasis education recreation women youth comprise three quarters population formal well informal programmes used foster study agriculture biology sciences health care appropriate technologies humanities committed upgrading solomon islands college higher education transforming national university government also focusing programmes increase agricultural productivity research better land use health
TCD 1997 1189 1189 concrete action run aground selfish conduct richest attitude imposes limits upon globalization economy africa benefited sustained attention international community decade still unfortunately continent ravaged poverty malnutrition epidemics kinds large scale perpetual problems indebtedness deterioration terms trade added constant marginalization continent international economic circles therefore urgent concrete measures taken africa can experience health
TCD 1997 1190 1190 action run aground selfish conduct richest attitude imposes limits upon globalization economy africa benefited sustained attention international community decade still unfortunately continent ravaged poverty malnutrition epidemics kinds large scale perpetual problems indebtedness deterioration terms trade added constant marginalization continent international economic circles therefore urgent concrete measures taken africa can experience sustained health
TTO 1997 1733 1733 strengthen intellectual property legislation encourage investment transfer technology social sector government focused rationalization restructuring social service delivery system expanding access education school-age population rationalization strengthening health services health sector reform programme regularization squatter communities restructuring unemployment relief programme allow skill acquisition on-the-job training establishment community development fund provide financing delivery basic health
TTO 1997 1735 1735 property legislation encourage investment transfer technology social sector government focused rationalization restructuring social service delivery system expanding access education school-age population rationalization strengthening health services health sector reform programme regularization squatter communities restructuring unemployment relief programme allow skill acquisition on-the-job training establishment community development fund provide financing delivery basic social services health
USA 1997 731 731 organization african unity will address will highlight role united nations can play preventing conflict continent amazing progress towards democracy development occurring alongside still much discord disease distress twenty-first century security will challenged increasingly interconnected groups traffic terror organized crime drug smuggling already international crime drug syndicates drain billion year legitimate economies health
USA 1997 1246 1246 god-given abilities men women united nations expertise across entire range humanitarian development activities every day making difference see nourished bodies once-starving children full lives immunized disease bright eyes children exposed education rich storehouse human knowledge refugees cared returned homes health rivers lakes restored united nations must focus even shifting resources handouts health
USA 1997 1260 1260 day making difference see nourished bodies once-starving children full lives immunized disease bright eyes children exposed education rich storehouse human knowledge refugees cared returned homes health rivers lakes restored united nations must focus even shifting resources handouts hand ups giving people tools need make destinies spreading ideas education technology true wealth health
VCT 1997 78 78 tasks problems confronting united nations wish indicate support initiatives reforming united nations spite many achievements united nations much remains done world still plagued poverty manner diseases even defying medical science terrorism regional conflict menace drugs can real peace security millions people go bed hungry can comfort rich man turns back poor health
VCT 1997 141 141 vincent grenadines remains peaceful country cherished democratic institutions intact recently judicial system known historically integrity put microscopic examination view discrediting test results reveal clean bill health painful period history taught us many lessons know now friends will smile us plotting execution today true say might right small nation like can fortitude health
VNM 1997 850 850 development programmes united nations occasion wish express high appreciation institutions united nations system assistance extended viet nam especially economic renovation implement social programmes poverty alleviation health care education development international integration commitment enhance efficiency partnership viet nam united nations development system made two partners conference review years viet nam-united nations cooperation health
ZMB 1997 943 943 life view raising standards living regard government taken steps ensure equitable access quality education zambians providing universal basic education within shortest realistic time-frame comprehensive programme health reforms also way also result improvement health status people measures programmes government undertaken however sufficient fully attain objectives programmes action mainly due limited financial resources health
ZMB 1997 950 950 taken steps ensure equitable access quality education zambians providing universal basic education within shortest realistic time-frame comprehensive programme health reforms also way also result improvement health status people measures programmes government undertaken however sufficient fully attain objectives programmes action mainly due limited financial resources wish conclude underscoring continuing relevance united nations health
ATG 1998 97 97 barbuda proud member despite utterances prophets doom caricom much survive areas cooperation deepened widened started free-trade arrangement expanded now marked number significant institutions areas education health well sports culture year order caribbean community award given four individuals among former prime minister antigua barbuda right honourable vere cornwall bird appropriately dubbed father health
AUT 1998 1799 1799 lead combating climate_change european community member states determined translate commitments made kyoto concrete actions achievements context sustainable development population issues particular concern directly relate human health quality life coming decades population size age structure will important factors interacting economic development environment parts world therefore timely special session general assembly will convened health
AZE 1998 1193 1193 extremely concerned fact republic azerbaijan still represented secretariat unfortunate emergencies arising military conflicts acts military aggression still pressing issue today millions people continue lose homes health property becoming internally displaced persons people country experienced pain misfortune loss fallen victim armenian aggression spoken every seventh citizen azerbaijan bears burdens refugee s life health
BDI 1998 556 556 jeopardizing stabilization long term country fact impact embargo people burundi devastating let give figures grade school attendance dropped per cent vaccination rate plummeted per cent malnutrition among children age now per cent moreover embargo imposed burundi now enriching individuals country scandalous manner tragically impoverishing millions people embargo eroding trust mediators parties health
BDI 1998 968 968 efforts effectively seeking solution crisis democratic republic congo particularly consider limitations subregional organizations global level every region planet faces varying degrees environmental degradation terrorism endemic disease drug abuse hunger mention widespread threats cope situation united nations will play decisive role organization past demonstrated strengths weaknesses take many challenges united nations must health
BDI 1998 1037 1037 include members organization within united nations burundi will continue raise modest voice terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction favour allocating greater resources combat poverty encourage education health particularly developing countries short build balanced fairer world view challenge facing organization approach new millennium health
BEL 1998 137 137 ramifications current problems international communityâs responses therefore flawed partial subject corporate logic narrow view issues limitations responses well known us countless children died last year diseases eradicated tropical forests covering area equivalent three times size belgium disappeared developing worldâs debt remains untenably large expenditures weapons continues grow incalculable numbers people detained health
BEL 1998 1295 1295 minority member states ignoring evolution international relations last years time claiming preponderant role maintenance international peace security postponing reform security council tantamount assault credibility financial health organization improved much course last year belgium believes countries accumulate arrears harm entire international community damage goes beyond resulting debt organization denied means fully discharge health
BGD 1998 102 102 nearly million people affected million rendered homeless immense damage done crops roads bridges clinics schools industrial plants receding flood waters bracing even greater problems water-borne diseases scarcity food safe drinking water compounded homelessness unemployment direct supervision prime minster sheikh hasina reaching affected people assistance enormous scale damage challenges us task colossal health
BGD 1998 479 479 endorsed prime minsterâs proposal consideration given preparation convention right development home also embarked comprehensive programme reform deregulation social development remained main focus development strategy education health care employment generation womenâs empowerment within broad framework human development continue receive priority attention focusing rights women children role involvement civil society development efforts particularly health
BHS 1998 187 187 sectors direct result united nations intervention assistance often successes overshadowed continue overshadowed serious deficiencies many countries developing world today suffer abject poverty deteriorating environments poor health standards high unemployment rates staggering levels malnutrition hunger spiralling inflation growing criminal activity masses homeless persons displaced political economic conditions problems challenges defy meagre resources health
BHS 1998 194 194 often successes overshadowed continue overshadowed serious deficiencies many countries developing world today suffer abject poverty deteriorating environments poor health standards high unemployment rates staggering levels malnutrition hunger spiralling inflation growing criminal activity masses homeless persons displaced political economic conditions problems challenges defy meagre resources human financial nations many assistance programmes mounted health
BLZ 1998 544 544 away past years misguided economic policies predatory politics financial mismanagement administration inherited country per cent people live poverty almost half children complete primary school preventable diseases infant mortality rise committed intensive integrated programme aimed elimination poverty based growth economics will restore investor confidence stimulate economic activity employment bring revenue development stark health
BLZ 1998 546 546 years misguided economic policies predatory politics financial mismanagement administration inherited country per cent people live poverty almost half children complete primary school preventable diseases infant mortality rise committed intensive integrated programme aimed elimination poverty based growth economics will restore investor confidence stimulate economic activity employment bring revenue development stark reality matter health
BOL 1998 1146 1146 countries help finance high cost fight drug- trafficking like know steps taken implement well initiatives proposed highly important specialized forum phenomenon corruption stranger countries represented disease spreads damages institutional structures saps legitimacy democracy distorts economy creates bad habits public administration erodes morality compliance presidential order last september honour celebrating solemn ceremony health
BRA 1998 1226 1226 task region welcome results recent edition united nations human development report numbers show spite remains done country made extraordinary social progress past two decades areas health education fight poverty reduction disparities among various regions country even though still face daunting challenges brazilians leading better life presence among nations greater human development health
BTN 1998 650 650 record deep gratitude people bhutan vital role contributions various united nations agencies country’s development efforts agencies often play lead coordinating role sectors national development programmes health education infrastructure indeed face united nations prime mover development masses many countries appreciate cherish differences perspective prevented us arriving meaningful agreement substantive issues concerning reform health
CAN 1998 936 936 fall victim violent conflict others number people whose basic human needs met remains unacceptably dangerously high quarter world s people live severe poverty million face malnutrition million children age work child labourers united nations human development index makes clear year gap haves have-nots continues grow countries overburdened debt less likely developed health
CHN 1998 1822 1822 minimum present chinese government sparing effort resettle people affected flood started reconstruction projects disaster areas taking every measure possible full confidence ensure will famine widespread epidemic diseases wake natural disaster none pupils students flood-hit areas will drop school deprived education course reconstruction will carry forward great flood-fighting spirit all-round endeavour push health
CHN 1998 1823 1823 present chinese government sparing effort resettle people affected flood started reconstruction projects disaster areas taking every measure possible full confidence ensure will famine widespread epidemic diseases wake natural disaster none pupils students flood-hit areas will drop school deprived education course reconstruction will carry forward great flood-fighting spirit all-round endeavour push forward health
CIV 1998 1211 1211 tokyo october also wish congratulate thank governments donor countries forgiven debts african countries especially least developed ones social level wish take moment mention points relating health vital element socio-economic development action field health assembly knows contributes effectively fight poverty cã te dâivoire therefore made absolute priority several decades aware world become health
CIV 1998 1218 1218 donor countries forgiven debts african countries especially least developed ones social level wish take moment mention points relating health vital element socio-economic development action field health assembly knows contributes effectively fight poverty cã te dâivoire therefore made absolute priority several decades aware world become global village tirelessly pursued efforts within country health
CIV 1998 1247 1247 effectively fight poverty cã te dâivoire therefore made absolute priority several decades aware world become global village tirelessly pursued efforts within country putting effort promotion health international level several important recent events prove commitment participation president henri konan bã diã representative continent fiftieth anniversary world health organization adoption organization african unity health
CIV 1998 1267 1267 within country putting effort promotion health international level several important recent events prove commitment participation president henri konan bã diã representative continent fiftieth anniversary world health organization adoption organization african unity oau last june two resolutions proposed cã te dâivoire one relating african fund combat aids african initiative fight malaria launching health
CIV 1998 1291 1291 world health organization adoption organization african unity oau last june two resolutions proposed cã te dâivoire one relating african fund combat aids african initiative fight malaria launching initiative anti-retrovirus treatments cã te dâivoire selected one countries participating experimental phase order better mark commitment success programme decided allocate sum million moreover cã health
CIV 1998 1335 1335 programme decided allocate sum million moreover cã te dâivoire organized regional meeting attended presidents benin ghana promote public awareness struggle buruliâs ulcer little-known degrading destructive illness multiplicity conflict situations africa become real subject concern entire international community hence security council met september foreign minister level consider need concerted international action promote health
CMR 1998 425 425 reforms taken place enormous social cost promote good governance democracy liberalization economies meeting basic needs remains many luxury continent whether talking access drinking water primary health care education transport communication infrastructures international cooperation yet borne fruit reliable continuing predictable effective way official development assistance elsewhere helped give rise decent standards living health
CMR 1998 671 671 declaration human rights put grave danger requirement dignity every human people peace world indeed freedom self-determination especially sovereignty can starving people democracy can people suffering malnutrition access basic health care drinking water elementary education thus need return human centre development cameroon constantly contributed lofty endeavour salient activities undertaken mark fiftieth anniversary health
CMR 1998 674 674 put grave danger requirement dignity every human people peace world indeed freedom self-determination especially sovereignty can starving people democracy can people suffering malnutrition access basic health care drinking water elementary education thus need return human centre development cameroon constantly contributed lofty endeavour salient activities undertaken mark fiftieth anniversary country include informing health
COD 1998 451 451 stocks fresh foodstuffs declared unfit consumption reports countless deaths hospitals doctors unable work conditions required noble profession postponement sine die polio vaccination campaign mandated world health organization untold consequences lives children gravely compromises future country despite situation aggression democratic republic congo peace-loving nation respects international conventions reaffirms commitment principles charter unshakeable health
COG 1998 129 129 talented speakers spoken rostrum add points eloquently made africa rest world decade now africa made headlines result crises conflicts civil wars inter-state wars drought famine epidemics obstacles impede development continent wonder whether africa will entering third millennium wrong foot unfortunately congo country example year ago congo throes civil war five long health
COG 1998 707 707 selfishness time solidarity new trend making increasingly difficult management economic questions already subject much thought without producing prospect improvement living standards peoples states violence famine disease poverty continue afflict peoples underlying causes scourges constantly subject multitude studies various economic stimulation development programmes without result lack real commitment international community agenda development health
CPV 1998 313 313 violence conflicts plagues african regions countries thrives precarious living conditions millions africans non- recognition practice fundamental rights citizenship whenever one faces rampant famine illiteracy ignorance illness oppression whenever human dignity secured lofty ideals full-fledged democracy whenever respect human rights widely upheld peace stability progress question evident one wants reduce occurrence armed health
CRI 1998 1594 1594 like express firm intention offer technical cooperation development modest measure capabilities action specialized office established purpose thanks office costa ricans will share nations experiences areas health education ecology human rights electoral development costa rica respect diversity consecrated universal declaration must essential characteristic member states united nations regard always conscious valuable lesson health
CUB 1998 385 385 aid political demands injure national states undermine sovereignty countries peoples furthermore attempts erode authority governments determining development policies directly affects democratic governance also bring resurgence diseases thought eradicated generating high mortality rates premature aging world population illegitimate one support victims expected think victimizers comrade fidel castro said weeks ago twelfth summit health
CUB 1998 390 390 states undermine sovereignty countries peoples furthermore attempts erode authority governments determining development policies directly affects democratic governance also bring resurgence diseases thought eradicated generating high mortality rates premature aging world population illegitimate one support victims expected think victimizers comrade fidel castro said weeks ago twelfth summit non-aligned movement possible acquiesce world health
CUB 1998 525 525 born war now obsolete dow jones average sways plummets just blocks away building uncertainty hopelessness rampant markets countries going bankrupt governments hundreds millions die famine disease violence terror war even become living dead deprived national identity expected accept general assembly unleashed madness destroying truly democratic space can act together much longer health
CUB 1998 669 669 prevail sake endangered human species end resources made available united nations member states used enough politicizing budgets pretext alleged cost-effectiveness millions african children dying curable diseases millions illiterate people latin america millions people displaced conflicts asia middle east bolts cloth raw materials spent fuel enough appalling facts cited latest human development health
CUB 1998 711 711 spent fuel enough appalling facts cited latest human development report issued two weeks ago affirms barest consumption needs billion people met billion people lack essential health services billion suffer anaemia including million industrialized countries enough accepting indicators human consumption countries dropped levels years ago enough accepting child born developed country will health
CUB 1998 807 807 humanitarianism let debts paid current scale assessments maintained let us put end special united nations peacekeeping operations arms market generated let us strengthen actions world health organization united nations children s fund united nations educational scientific cultural organization food agriculture organization united nations united nations development programme office united nations high health
CUB 1998 1393 1393 contrary international law charter united nations hinder trade relations impede full realization rights set forth universal declaration international instruments particularly right people living standards adequate health well-being including nourishment health care housing basic social services will violate mandate summon international criminal tribunal charges contempt democratic decisions state terrorism war crimes genocide health
CUB 1998 1397 1397 united nations hinder trade relations impede full realization rights set forth universal declaration international instruments particularly right people living standards adequate health well-being including nourishment health care housing basic social services will violate mandate summon international criminal tribunal charges contempt democratic decisions state terrorism war crimes genocide seem disturbing words writer health
CUB 1998 2025 2025 per cent drop consumption proteins artificially intentionally provoked ban food exports excessive freight costs prices harassment suppliers long attempts made starve us death kill us diseases speculation manipulation way feigned official aid presented humanitarian gesture refuse believe insincere long letters one holding feel compelled show will made available unilaterally justify confusing health
CZE 1998 218 218 flexibility must provide realistic plans procedures dealing problems arise must exploit political will necessary implement programmes put place country s international reputation largely dependent domestic health country year s parliamentary elections resulted change government wish stress top foreign policy priorities czech republic joining north atlantic treaty organization nato european union stem health
DOM 1998 910 910 democracy basically social approach since people true ultimate raison d être democracy human rights fundamental freedoms will fully respected guaranteed citizen reasonable life expectancy access health systems opportunity education healthy ecological environment well known order achieve objectives large public expenditures areas necessary two factors make difficult external debt heavy burden dragged health
ECU 1998 525 525 peace can great things benefit economies case peace accompanied set incentives specifically possibility billion loans multilateral entities border development projects irrigation roads agricultural systems schools health centres give examples billion large sum countries can put action achieve peace past three years holding talks commissions reached agreements border integration trade navigation extraordinarily health
ERI 1998 92 92 nations effective better able serve members end cold war even briefly raised hopes expectations sent tidings peaceful safer just fair world safeguarded conflict tension hunger disease hopes expectations frustrated rather early world plunged numerous conflicts states ethnic violence hatred terrorism gross violations human rights racism xenophobia well mass starvation increase number health
FJI 1998 207 207 desperate struggle fundamental change international economic relations order attain economic justice facilitate economic development sustained economic growth thereby laying foundation eradicating problems high unemployment hunger disease poverty ravage least developed developing countries establishment world trade organization supposed laid foundation new system international trade relations contribute development developing least developed countries developing health
GAB 1998 1197 1197 cardinal point reference however peace will remain jeopardy long basic needs peoples met persistence conflicts non-respect human person hatred rejection democratic values serious repercussions economic health states likewise phenomenon refugees displaced persons epidemics cost reconstruction wake war burdens affect already fragile economies aggravate difficult social situations situation end century makes imperative health
GAB 1998 1204 1204 jeopardy long basic needs peoples met persistence conflicts non-respect human person hatred rejection democratic values serious repercussions economic health states likewise phenomenon refugees displaced persons epidemics cost reconstruction wake war burdens affect already fragile economies aggravate difficult social situations situation end century makes imperative international community deal development social issues wish health
GAB 1998 1483 1483 debt burden order unleash productive capabilities benefit people gabon also partners abroad major problems must also mobilize international community inter alia drug problem terrorism major pandemics human rights environment general assembly held twentieth special session fight drugs last june gabon pleased occasion organization enshrined criminal nature traffic drugs broadened options solutions health
GBR 1998 379 379 abject poverty year development effort now geared eradication poverty told last year’s special session reverse decline development assistance recently announced raising development budget billion support health education water projects africa per cent helped pay world health organization’s campaign roll back malaria trying put money mouth course however development programmes work conditions health
GBR 1998 389 389 last year’s special session reverse decline development assistance recently announced raising development budget billion support health education water projects africa per cent helped pay world health organization’s campaign roll back malaria trying put money mouth course however development programmes work conditions right much money wasted years work united nations create strong health
GBR 1998 394 394 decline development assistance recently announced raising development budget billion support health education water projects africa per cent helped pay world health organization’s campaign roll back malaria trying put money mouth course however development programmes work conditions right much money wasted years work united nations create strong development partnerships important must given health
GEO 1998 102 102 create qualitatively new world order based upon comprehensive development free independent states allow share observations important issues face repeatedly underscored threat global stability posed spread disease aggressive separatism ineffectiveness joint efforts cope five years now conflict abkhazia georgia agendas number international forums need resolve conflict within framework territorial integrity georgia ensure health
GHA 1998 196 196 human rights fourth world conference women indeed commendable almost fifty years adoption universal declaration human rights million children five years age die every year preventable diseases million children five years age undernourished million denied basic education eight hundred million people access basic health services billion human beings live abject poverty around health
GHA 1998 213 213 children five years age die every year preventable diseases million children five years age undernourished million denied basic education eight hundred million people access basic health services billion human beings live abject poverty around world state affairs persists inequitable international economic system discriminates developing world particularly africa persistent critical economic situation health
GHA 1998 280 280 particularly poorer ones continue suffer heavy debt burden crippling debt-servicing obligations diverting resources away development prevent us providing adequate social services populations basic areas education health therefore reduce capacity compete global market regard stress need debt-relief measures accompanied concessional financial assistance particularly least developed countries aim enhancing implementation economic reforms creating health
GMB 1998 189 189 satisfied simply interested political process conscious hard reality government president jammeh quickly put place programme socio-economic development empower people families placing great emphasis social sectors health education agriculture way impressive number schools built around country now can boast providing schools communities gambia health facilities within reach gambians also affordable may juncture health
GMB 1998 206 206 empower people families placing great emphasis social sectors health education agriculture way impressive number schools built around country now can boast providing schools communities gambia health facilities within reach gambians also affordable may juncture behalf government express sincere gratitude governments friendly states particular federal republic nigeria cuba egypt republic china taiwan health
GNB 1998 97 97 nations large small consequences globalization fruitful dialogue global level may together find appropriate responses numerous challenges facing us particularly fight international terrorism poverty underdevelopment major pandemics must remain sole responsibility countries affected scourges tomorrow’s world stable must united founded principles social justice equality peoples nations hence primacy law must continue guide health
GNQ 1998 127 127 peace nevertheless large industrial complexes continue produce weapons increasingly sophisticated deadly assured priority end century fight poverty underdevelopment nations framework globalization economies yet problems hunger malnutrition disease unemployment assuming alarming proportions many cases growth problems even apparent past meantime peoples world continue wait future filled uncertainty let us honest disarmament possible health
GNQ 1998 128 128 nevertheless large industrial complexes continue produce weapons increasingly sophisticated deadly assured priority end century fight poverty underdevelopment nations framework globalization economies yet problems hunger malnutrition disease unemployment assuming alarming proportions many cases growth problems even apparent past meantime peoples world continue wait future filled uncertainty let us honest disarmament possible large health
GRD 1998 916 916 accordingly engage transportation nuclear waste terrestrial marine environments countries engage violating human rights people countries true dumping toxic waste food considered country origin processing hazardous health markets less developed countries world attention already invited presentation ignominious collapse league nations well cause calamity suffice therefore simply refer now instances membership untied nations health
GRD 1998 1030 1030 enforce restriction enjoyment enhanced benefit peoples states members organizations grenada therefore calls granting republic china taiwan appropriate form membership allow participation republic china taiwan world health organization world trade organization caribbean development bank grenada condone terrorism indeed condemn whosoever perpetrators may condemning terrorism especially mindful vicious action-reaction spiral relating engagement terrorist health
HND 1998 890 890 great worldwide slaughters many dreadful apparently local centralized wars century thermonuclear toxic chemical weapons means mass destruction century merciless senseless terrorism also century terrible aids pandemic century finally man s greatest destruction ecology purity environment seriously threatening existence planet concerned surely ashamed century will also remembered century direst poverty alarming majority health
HND 1998 1377 1377 behind mask structural adjustments modernization stake stability faced massive development violent simply rebellious acts poor marginalized excluded feel powerless walls prevent access survival work education health safety essential basic rights amply consecrated universal declaration human rights whose fiftieth anniversary hondurans celebrated greatest pleasure renewed hope principles can actually lead us fairer health
HTI 1998 179 179 provided coming months will severe shortage foodstuffs basic goods therefore appeal international community extend considerable assistance efforts restore rebuild affected zones support measures solve public health problems will arise regard invite delegations support draft resolution l rev will soon introduced general assembly first step direction profound changes taken place international relations health
HTI 1998 372 372 challenge whose consequences incalculable one front referring drug-trafficking related crimes arms-trafficking organized crime money- laundering problem drug-trafficking continues threaten integrity territories weaken foundations societies undermine health peoples combating scourge requires cooperation bilateral regional international levels highlighted special session general assembly devoted drugs problem haiti unfortunately used transit country drugs headed markets health
HTI 1998 546 546 average per capita income g-7 countries times world’s seven poorest countries figure almost doubled today poverty continues grow throughout world entire populations victims serious problems malnutrition abject poverty health care education inaccessible millions people destruction environment throughout world threatening survival mankind even countries third world battered global developments least developed countries health
HTI 1998 549 549 income g-7 countries times world’s seven poorest countries figure almost doubled today poverty continues grow throughout world entire populations victims serious problems malnutrition abject poverty health care education inaccessible millions people destruction environment throughout world threatening survival mankind even countries third world battered global developments least developed countries including country haiti health
IRN 1998 175 175 united nations â positive achievement mankind â true peace based justice still remains scarcity particularly desperate situation countries underdeveloped world many still suffer famine illiteracy disease remain mercy rulers even take trouble pretending respect democratic standards enjoy popular support often attempt replace absence popular support dependence power whose sole purpose pursuit health
IRN 1998 1861 1861 throughout globe family unique setting human progress development personal social identity individuals regrettably today especially industrialized countries foundations home family undermined threatening emotional material spiritual health human life global effort required confront danger lest flames centre warmth affection education gradually dimmed cold vicious winds alluring facades lust material gain efforts global health
IRQ 1998 397 397 blockade imposed iraq entered ninth year blockade caused continues cause death thousands iraqi citizens every month due lack medicine food grave deterioration infrastructures industrial agricultural health education service sectors areas situation calls strong condemnation insist ulterior political motives continuing inflict iraqi people destructive blockade tragic consequences tantamount internationally proscribed acts genocide health
ISL 1998 578 578 prosperity countries country engaged development cooperation area focusing human capacity-building well training education field fisheries stressed parallel privatization economy must increased funding building social services health care education firm intention iceland shall increase official development assistance partner countries africa fall pleasure welcoming first students coming three african countries new united nations health
ISR 1998 984 984 envision success lie ensuring following balance palestinians powers govern lives none powers threaten lives will control aspects society law religion education industry commerce agriculture tourism health welfare can prosper flourish endanger existence right ensure palestinian entity become base hostile forces including foreign forces right ensure become base haven terrorists cases talking health
JPN 1998 1170 1170 threaten peopleâs daily lives across national borders becoming increasingly serious include environmental destruction overpopulation human rights violations exodus refugees terrorism drug-trafficking international organized crime global diseases aids cope problems international community must united concept protecting security dignity mankind global threats furthermore citizens along governments must get together engage common undertakings making health
KNA 1998 336 336 cent destroyed agricultural sector one major pillars saint kitts nevis economy stands devastated agricultural output sugar non-sugar alike expected reduced much per cent next year health sector ability provide high- quality care seriously compromised smaller rural hospitals suffer damage property equipment also federation s main hospital joseph n france general lost health
KNA 1998 593 593 lending considerable support efforts small island developing countries say backdrop decisively twentieth century etched consciousness evidence power human mind infinite creativity potential now able cure illnesses thought incurable create technological feats boggle mind therefore salute men women made century great becomes critically important therefore nations utilize landmark developments shared experiences blueprints health
KOR 1998 877 877 say government will accede kyoto protocol afternoon like take opportunity say words international vaccine institute ivi government hosted ivi part commitment international efforts prevent childhood diseases especially developing countries thirty-two governments world health organization signed establishment agreement ivi aimed developing distributing non-commercial vaccines yesterday new york government republic korea ivi signed health
KOR 1998 884 884 like take opportunity say words international vaccine institute ivi government hosted ivi part commitment international efforts prevent childhood diseases especially developing countries thirty-two governments world health organization signed establishment agreement ivi aimed developing distributing non-commercial vaccines yesterday new york government republic korea ivi signed headquarters agreement look forward active support substantial health
KWT 1998 655 655 adopted conclusion twentieth special session general assembly held last june hopeful steps agreed will translated effective concrete measures stem tide phenomenon poses severe threats human health dignity aspirations millions people families well stability independence states state kuwait honour holding chairmanship current session gulf cooperation council gcc established since inception gcc working health
LAO 1998 734 734 publicizing contents declaration among multi-ethnic lao people promote harmony mutual respect society world today confronted numerous challenges world peace remains fragile under- development poverty hunger disease among priority problems must resolved purpose consolidating peace achieving development throughout world united nations universal multilateral forum must make important contribution able fulfil mission new health
LBY 1998 1605 1605 party libya stressed need certain considerations first requested guarantee two suspects handed moved either united states united kingdom secondly asked guarantee legal religious social personal health rights throughout various phases trial thirdly requested libyan judicial authorities defence two suspects handle technical legal questions relevant legal aspect trial now talking legal political health
LBY 1998 2693 2693 libya thirdly need guarantees two suspects will extradited transferred either united states united kingdom reason whatsoever phase trial fourthly needs agreement security legal personal social health religious rights two suspects various phases trial need conclude agreement kingdom netherlands libyan arab jamahiriya specifying two suspects will transferred netherlands guaranteeing security safety transfer health
LKA 1998 338 338 strident single-minded preparations war refinement sophistication techniques indeed sad reflection moral intellectual standards twentieth century values priorities much world’s resources might devoted eradication poverty ignorance disease hunger wasted production monstrous weapons accept thesis disarmament special preserve powers possess paraphernalia war every nation every individual right peace just peace indivisible responsibility preservation health
LKA 1998 621 621 development must remembered developing countries need special consideration regard problems face globalizing economies however abundantly clear single state even powerful can hope remain immune economic disease contagion ripples spread widely economic upheavals east asia russia maladies spring economic globalization require remedies global scope remedies must take account ailments states based solely health
LKA 1998 991 991 agreed colombo complement economic progress social charter drawn benefit peoples south asia focus determining practical basic norms areas poverty eradication empowerment women mobilization youth promotion health nutrition protection children must make special effort dissipate effects discriminatory social psychological perceptions affect status women saarc heads state government condemned violence women well acts health
LKA 1998 992 992 colombo complement economic progress social charter drawn benefit peoples south asia focus determining practical basic norms areas poverty eradication empowerment women mobilization youth promotion health nutrition protection children must make special effort dissipate effects discriminatory social psychological perceptions affect status women saarc heads state government condemned violence women well acts discrimination health
LKA 1998 1119 1119 sexual abuse women regard children government recently passed legislation set national child protection authority directly supervision authority deals issues child employment sexual exploitation children education health plight children trapped armed conflict formulated children’s charter national plan action provide safety protection children conscious tragic incidence child prostitution pornography country also traced insidious health
LUX 1998 861 861 contributions organization s regular budget peacekeeping budget maintenance security peace world dissociated international community s efforts behalf development see entire regions even subcontinents experiencing poverty malnutrition shocking imbalance will soon pose threat security states concerned respect fundamental rights human individual see generations young people can hope future unemployment frustrating inactivity exists health
LUX 1998 899 899 human individual see generations young people can hope future unemployment frustrating inactivity exists flagrant unjust imbalance will source conflict see social categories permanently deprived education health care imbalance indifferent economic financial social crisis currently besetting south-east asia latin america russia exacerbated trend rationally international community must acknowledge means intervention traditionally almost health
MCO 1998 479 479 pesticides affect neurological brain development many species large amounts products now found flesh fish marine vertebrates northern hemisphere presenting imminent threat balance marine biodiversity also health human race thinking particular beluga whales now among poisoned animals planet substantial contribution prince albert progress oceanography allow us forget research areas study prehistory thanks health
MCO 1998 1018 1018 met major setbacks current financial crisis depriving millions men women basic rights actually destroying lives world level led overall drop life expectancy increase infant maternal mortality greater unemployment growing insecurity uncontrolled migration grave deterioration social welfare accompanied relentless drop income among active population high-level dialogue theme social economic impact globalization interdependence health
MDG 1998 268 268 weapons industry widespread use weapons becoming major scourge countries insecurity economic well social era technological progress spectacular growth world food production whole regions experiencing famine malnutrition one quarter world’s population still living poverty millions children age five continue die diseases major sectors society cut education basic health care million children age health
MDG 1998 282 282 technological progress spectacular growth world food production whole regions experiencing famine malnutrition one quarter world’s population still living poverty millions children age five continue die diseases major sectors society cut education basic health care million children age obliged work less fortunate alternative except sexual exploitation many young people unemployment prospect future health
MDG 1998 289 289 whole regions experiencing famine malnutrition one quarter world’s population still living poverty millions children age five continue die diseases major sectors society cut education basic health care million children age obliged work less fortunate alternative except sexual exploitation many young people unemployment prospect future similarly large number women day exercise fundamental health
MDG 1998 906 906 will power create environment vigour competition put financial administration sound footing creation bodies regulate sector-based activities finally social area public expenditures will reflect priorities education health safety security devoting special attention programmes make disadvantaged segments population aware responsibilities although implementation programme depends first foremost madagascar’s efforts obvious limits resources guaranteeing better health
MLT 1998 1061 1061 hold dear government returned office less three weeks ago cornerstone agenda restoration confidence direction generation wealth benefit people precious resource demands resumption strategy invests improving health education services vigour revolutionized social economic infrastructures country committed social justice thus well-being vulnerable suffering left devices times economic transition true measure progress remains social health
MOZ 1998 828 828 international community ensure better future african continent today yesterday globalization matter fact however afford leave vast segments nations peoples unattended still confronting basic challenges famine epidemic diseases inadequate water distribution among challenges african certain africa prepared shoulder responsibilities regard together will able work towards common goal crisis initially begun isolated case health
MOZ 1998 829 829 community ensure better future african continent today yesterday globalization matter fact however afford leave vast segments nations peoples unattended still confronting basic challenges famine epidemic diseases inadequate water distribution among challenges african certain africa prepared shoulder responsibilities regard together will able work towards common goal crisis initially begun isolated case asian health
MUS 1998 915 915 participation civil society essential ingredients successful development considering complex sociocultural ethnic mix population taken great care ensure citizens regardless origins gender equal access education adequate health care proper housing employment opportunities will soon introduce national assembly protection human rights bill will provide establishment national human rights commission continental african level participants health
NOR 1998 606 606 seeking counter growing donor fatigue intends increase official development assistance years ahead many pressing problems international nature global scope international crime terrorism environmental degradation spread disease need passports cross borders global problems requiring global solutions world changes must united nations previously commended secretary-general reform agenda much already done now us member health
NOR 1998 729 729 also contain additional debt reduction measures bilateral basis will applied top reductions made multilateral operations investments yield higher return investments basic social services â primary health education since world social summit norway actively advocated principle calls mutual commitment developed developing countries allocate per cent official development assistance per cent national budgets health
OMN 1998 1164 1164 regard like highlight commendable role european union continued economic support palestinian national authority call international community extend every possible assistance palestinian national authority various educational health social institutions will safeguard achieved context peace process decision arab countries follow course peace strategic option genuinely worked towards achieving purpose based belief peoples region health
PAK 1998 246 246 shaken confidence prescriptions trade financial liberalization falling incomes failing hopes strife spread among within nations virtually every part world will negate emerging prospects ending hunger disease ignorance universally new conflicts appeared many old problems persist people kashmir palestine continue suffer bosnia seen brutal war now kosovo dreads fate internecine wars scarred health
PER 1998 128 128 unprecedented challenges multilateral institutions urgently demanding analyses strategies confront world financial crisis affecting foundations international system provision emergency financial relief may help individual countries contribute health system whole highlights imperfections existing supervisory mechanisms thus need review bretton woods institutions revision policies adapt current reality growing imbalance among countries economic social areas health
PHL 1998 813 813 nations may fall bretton woods institutions played vital role global economy now clear methods resources particularly international monetary fund imf sorely insufficient contain crisis restore health afflicted economies need replenish imf resources augment funds world bank regional banks develop new remedies new problems globalized economy united nations can play significant role health
PSE 1998 259 259 difficult complicated tasks regard forced upon us must deal effectively us task economic social development particularly countries third world solving debt crisis problems poverty famine disease migration asia africa latin america challenges require attainment international comprehensive measures equitable relations rational just many global problems terrorism drugs epidemics organized crime require strengthening health
PSE 1998 280 280 crisis problems poverty famine disease migration asia africa latin america challenges require attainment international comprehensive measures equitable relations rational just many global problems terrorism drugs epidemics organized crime require strengthening rule international law well establishment necessary institutions mechanisms within framework united nations connection also welcome adoption statute international criminal court important health
QAT 1998 661 661 region failure implement accords signed palestinian side worsened suffering segments palestinian people including palestinian children suffer harsh living conditions lack minimum basic requirements life education health nutrition wish mr netanyahu informed us future awaiting children chafing effect economic embargo imposed government context underline tragic conditions palestinian people occupation daily arbitrary practices health
QAT 1998 662 662 failure implement accords signed palestinian side worsened suffering segments palestinian people including palestinian children suffer harsh living conditions lack minimum basic requirements life education health nutrition wish mr netanyahu informed us future awaiting children chafing effect economic embargo imposed government context underline tragic conditions palestinian people occupation daily arbitrary practices suffer health
RWA 1998 651 651 minister justice supposed safeguarding everyone’s human rights said rwandans tutsis insects microbes must methodically eradicated support words president kabila said export war rwanda congolese minister health dr jean-baptiste nsonji stated rwandans will become like snakes whose head tail cut unable move unable escape response incitements hatred violence spread president kabila congolese health
RWA 1998 683 683 become like snakes whose head tail cut unable move unable escape response incitements hatred violence spread president kabila congolese minister information mr didier mumengi minister health dr jean-baptiste nsonji director president kabila’s cabinet mr yerodia abdoulaye population begun attack persons suspected league rebels people burnt alive caught red mud shoes red health
SDN 1998 965 965 administration want factory back factory built toil sweat cost us millions dollars need medicine people deprived result destruction factory particularly time flooding crisis caused rampant diseases epidemics according united nations reports allow now briefly reflect conflicts taking place area view direct impact peace security region start eastern borders conflict ethiopia eritrea health
SDN 1998 966 966 want factory back factory built toil sweat cost us millions dollars need medicine people deprived result destruction factory particularly time flooding crisis caused rampant diseases epidemics according united nations reports allow now briefly reflect conflicts taking place area view direct impact peace security region start eastern borders conflict ethiopia eritrea will health
SLV 1998 251 251 making better use opening international markets focused programmes promoting human resources progress communities especially neediest vulnerable sectors society end allocated increasing percentages national budget education health housing part strategy fighting poverty national department family carrying support programmes women children elderly attach great importance ecology established ministry environment natural resources now adopted health
SYC 1998 213 213 pressing issues facing humanity least process globalization globalization brought prosperity however new global village many inhabitants especially slums face prospect impoverishment marginalization spectre poverty hunger malnutrition inadequate shelter disease constant reality daily lot flouts human dignity one live die poverty envisage destiny greater part humankind twenty-first century greatest challenge facing us health
SYC 1998 216 216 humanity least process globalization globalization brought prosperity however new global village many inhabitants especially slums face prospect impoverishment marginalization spectre poverty hunger malnutrition inadequate shelter disease constant reality daily lot flouts human dignity one live die poverty envisage destiny greater part humankind twenty-first century greatest challenge facing us united nations eradication health
TCD 1998 132 132 chad reforms needed make organization better able achieve goals context rapid changes sweeping world ever growing problems facing humankind including inter alia civil wars famine epidemics pandemics terrorism evils globalization mondialisation making united nations increasingly sought solve ever organization needs genuine cooperation members support efforts ensure international peace security sine qua health
TCD 1998 133 133 reforms needed make organization better able achieve goals context rapid changes sweeping world ever growing problems facing humankind including inter alia civil wars famine epidemics pandemics terrorism evils globalization mondialisation making united nations increasingly sought solve ever organization needs genuine cooperation members support efforts ensure international peace security sine qua non health
TCD 1998 432 432 mention fact flow oil investments will also generate important added value local enterprises respect tirelessly reaffirmed oil income will allocated fight poverty will help finance health social educational materials modernization agriculture husbandry infrastructure environment words entire population chad will benefit oil manna respect stress fact chad one rare countries world managing health
TGO 1998 96 96 international cooperation africa democratizing needs peace security succeed africa continent affected great scourges planet development also part dynamic progress scourges hampering development well known endemic disease drought poverty political instability ethnic conflicts civil wars regional conflicts scourges tendency eclipse successes since signing abuja treaty africa set timetable integration framework african economic health
TGO 1998 1376 1376 advancing year fiftieth anniversary universal declaration human rights togo fervently hopes witness realization benefit humankind profound aspirations peoples greater freedom world peace struggle poverty famine illness grows daily strengthened health
THA 1998 1075 1075 year s human development report startling disheartening indicated just last year nations world spent total billion basic education people billion dollars water sanitation billion basic health nutrition staggering billion military expenditures potentially devastating threats humanity proliferation weapons mass destruction remains particularly worrisome thailand fully committed multilateral effort towards disarmament welcome establishment health
THA 1998 1076 1076 s human development report startling disheartening indicated just last year nations world spent total billion basic education people billion dollars water sanitation billion basic health nutrition staggering billion military expenditures potentially devastating threats humanity proliferation weapons mass destruction remains particularly worrisome thailand fully committed multilateral effort towards disarmament welcome establishment department health
TJK 1998 798 798 outstanding problems caused prolonged period military confrontation well challenges directly related peaceful settlement include humanitarian needs rather large vulnerable segments country’s population needs food medicine health care vital infrastructure particular water supply sanitation needs rehabilitated finally assistance needed help refugees displaced persons return home demobilize reintegrate tajik opposition fighters civilian life health
TTO 1998 1177 1177 nations fund international partnerships will strengthen partnerships support united nations projects deliver resources programmes peoples served united nations agencies approval grants projects broad categories children’s health environment climate_change women population food security drug control poverty alleviation landmines will contribute significantly pursuit goals united nations establishment fund testimony can achieved shared vision health
TUR 1998 87 87 nations become close around shared values yet full story late twentieth century full paradoxes competing currents fortunate among us world never offered better education better health care greater prosperity fruits denied vast majority planet s population number people live dire poverty growing admittedly overall security environment improved resurgence aggression extreme ethnic health
TUR 1998 242 242 credit organization helped bring peace prosperity hope millions people around globe indeed span years united nations managed complex humanitarian emergencies civil wars mass movement refugees health epidemics millions people around world united nations faceless institution difference peace war food borderline starvation medicine brink death united nations remains hope better peaceful secure health
TUR 1998 243 243 organization helped bring peace prosperity hope millions people around globe indeed span years united nations managed complex humanitarian emergencies civil wars mass movement refugees health epidemics millions people around world united nations faceless institution difference peace war food borderline starvation medicine brink death united nations remains hope better peaceful secure future health
UKR 1998 1109 1109 preventing escalation armed conflicts true united nations peacekeeping missions equally successful overall evaluation united nations activities field considered positive despite enduring hardship conditions often risk health even lives blue helmets courageously perform noble mission bringing peace peoples planet s trouble spots regard honour propose assembly adopt special commemorative meeting held october health
VUT 1998 220 220 peace economic prosperity enshrined charter united nations observe joint call disarmament nuclear weapons weapons mass destruction international security guaranteed fail accord priority attention resources education health humankind survival next millennium momentum fiftieth anniversary organization lessons learned past mistakes renewed commitment must guide us pursuit better world organization renewed sense mutual trust health
ZAF 1998 220 220 countries nations families children protect tyranny dictatorship right human denied every day hundreds millions people result poverty unavailability basic necessities food jobs water shelter education health care healthy environment failure achieve vision contained universal declaration human rights finds dramatic expression contrast wealth poverty characterizes divide countries north countries south within individual health
ZAF 1998 1044 1044 will addressed including issues greater inflows long-term capital terms trade debt cancellation technology transfers human resource development emancipation women development young elimination poverty hiv aids epidemic environmental protection strengthening financial institutions relevant sustained economic growth development fortunately longer dispute serious work will also done restructure multilateral financial economic institutions address problems health
ZWE 1998 1017 1017 processes liberalization globalization embarked structural adjustment programmes often behest bretton woods institutions programmes severely adverse impact social welfare african countries curtailment expenditure social programmes particularly health educational facilities absence requisite safety nets worsened living conditions majority african peoples cases heightened instability insecurity countries many developing countries issue resource flows dissociated external health
ZWE 1998 1394 1394 united nations yet still daunting debit side conflicts still rage many parts world poverty inequality underdevelopment still remain order day per cent worldâs population aids pandemic threatens reverse socio-economic gains made countries years ongoing financial crisis engulfed south-east asia now threatens entire world reminds us current efforts new architecture controlling free health
AGO 1999 696 696 still interested continuing destabilization campaign includes preventing smooth running democratic institutions destroying cities towns villages infrastructure public private assets mercilessly killing civilians way condemning misery disease famine people angola result actions addition thousands civilians already killed almost million others left homes search refuge government-controlled areas communities require humanitarian assistance international community health
ATG 1999 282 282 financial flows continuing growth increasing influence international civil society actors global operations transnational corporations vast increase transboundary communication information exchanges notably via internet transboundary transmission disease ecological impact increased internationalization certain types criminal activity benefits risks distributed unequally growth prosperity provides many offset increasing vulnerability marginalization others growth uncivil society para health
ATG 1999 1430 1430 accomplishment antigua barbuda cherishes united nations unmindful numerous advances come result impact conflict resolution maintenance peace shelter sanctuary provided refugees promotion human rights eradication certain diseases numerous tangibles thus antigua barbuda remains ready continue contributing advancement humanity will done past insist principle multilateralism together countries large small can make contributions overcoming health
AUS 1999 979 979 fully supports efforts australia also staging point humanitarian assistance operations carried agencies world food programme united nations children’s fund additional relief efforts also planned world health organization food agriculture organization united nations australia already pledged million towards humanitarian efforts united nations agencies organizations united nations also seeking address human rights violations health
BEL 1999 114 114 search mirages western society yaguine fodé left us moving message like quote passages people charge europe solidarity kindness make appeal help africa suffering enormously war disease schools order get good education good teaching one needs large amounts money parents poor africans especially african children young people ask create great effective organization health
BEL 1999 278 278 face face harsh reality unbalanced development speak billion women men surviving trying survive less one dollar per day million including million children suffer daily hunger malnutrition even serious two teenagers remind us million children access primary secondary school lack means every day million children go work instead school dawn third millennium health
BEL 1999 804 804 improve situation peoples southern sudan somalia whatever media’s focus now turned towards parts world important forget suffering men women especially children countries africa aspire education health development new international policies based balance sharing prosperity directed towards turn briefly north africa presidency european union recalled maghreb countries experiencing significant growth remain essential health
BEN 1999 958 958 local elections elect mayors councillors help entrench democracy grass-roots level however despite significant efforts sacrifices know political economic structures will continue fragile vulnerable long poverty disease continue lay waste towns countryside long hiv aids conquered least contained levels europe america long insecurity appalling internal regional conflicts continue undo work african peoples health
BGD 1999 290 290 mature early reconstruction needs national development steps empowering people establishing social justice united nations us also able lend support strengthening organization contributed efforts eradicate poverty disease maintain peace security support fulfilment rights oppressed subjugated sincerely hope development cooperation bangladesh united nations agencies country will expanded strengthened future years bangladesh noted great health
BGD 1999 708 708 transforming vast human resources productive force development programmes targeted rapid poverty alleviation adopted policies strengthen socio-economic infrastructure country given priority various social sectors including education health care poverty alleviation population growth control allocated per cent budget social sectors objective poverty alleviation empowerment human development programmes include shelter sustainable livelihood ashrayon programme health
BGD 1999 736 736 alleviation population growth control allocated per cent budget social sectors objective poverty alleviation empowerment human development programmes include shelter sustainable livelihood ashrayon programme housing poor health care education poor microcredit old-age pensions income transfers destitute women targeted poverty alleviation programmes effort towards economic emancipation people preoccupation now want build golden bengal health
BHR 1999 659 659 private sector labour force reached per cent state bahrain takes pride achievement regional international levels makes available equal opportunities men women fields inter alia education health care social welfare basic priorities human rights bahrain’s efforts applauded united nations human rights bodies experts new era leadership emir highness shaikh hamad bin isa health
BLZ 1999 883 883 religion political opinions will succeed succeed eradicating poverty poverty words president world bank much matter income alone poor seek sense well-being comes peace mind good health community safety choice freedom well steady source income necessary condition elimination forms poverty creation fair rules trade investment deputy prime minister said twenty-second special session health
BOL 1999 425 425 published last united nations human development report public spending education increased per cent gross domestic product per cent illiteracy young people years age practically eradicated mortality rate breast-fed infants dropped every live births life expectancy grew years age period however say growth rate still insufficient unfair countries development focused particular segment health
BOL 1999 488 488 strategy active participation sectors ignored choosing ways means intelligent active decentralization mechanism full awareness access means production added effort already made allocating resources social educational health policies beginning 1980s began democratic stage just described illicit drug trafficking cast long shadow development bolivia critical moment collapse tin mining cultivation coca leaves employed health
BTN 1999 731 731 spiritual development government consistently allocated large share resources last four decades social services almost per cent present national budget allocated provision free basic education primary health care attributable substantial jump literacy rate advance enrolment rate increase life expectancy average bhutanese years two decades realized balanced development always easiest route take entails health
BWA 1999 506 506 country left void abetted one deadliest conflicts ever afflicted africa absence united nations angola verification mission possible assess accurately magnitude slaughter starvation general mayhem caused disease landmines angola nevertheless call upon international community intensify efforts end tragedy firmly believe tragedy can ended full implementation lusaka protocol call upon among us continue health
BWA 1999 825 825 east past years witnessed proliferation summits major conferences aimed building consensus issues diverse women development youth environment human rights population social development human settlements education health also convened conferences address dangers weapons mass destruction intensify campaign landmines summitry conferences alone solution world’s ills planet now become wonderful place live case cold health
BWA 1999 1120 1120 five years seen steady decline resources united nations development programme leading operational arm united nations far many people live abject poverty far many die preventable diseases tuberculosis malaria unemployment remains pervasive especially among young africa’s economic recovery growth potential continue frustrated mounting foreign debt despite numerous relief efforts durable solution problem health
BWA 1999 1122 1122 seen steady decline resources united nations development programme leading operational arm united nations far many people live abject poverty far many die preventable diseases tuberculosis malaria unemployment remains pervasive especially among young africa’s economic recovery growth potential continue frustrated mounting foreign debt despite numerous relief efforts durable solution problem remained unattainable health
BWA 1999 1235 1235 will followed still believe however permanent solution africa’s debt problem go beyond mere rescheduling debt-payment period outright cancellation debt forgiveness alarming rate spread hiv aids pandemic undoubtedly worrisome urgent problem facing sub-saharan africa botswana one hardest-hit countries government responding aggressive national information education campaign combat destructive disease achievements made far health health
BWA 1999 1256 1256 rate spread hiv aids pandemic undoubtedly worrisome urgent problem facing sub-saharan africa botswana one hardest-hit countries government responding aggressive national information education campaign combat destructive disease achievements made far health sector economy jeopardy advancement women elimination forms discrimination violence many societies yet achieved women young girls still subjected manner brutalities plight health
BWA 1999 1260 1260 pandemic undoubtedly worrisome urgent problem facing sub-saharan africa botswana one hardest-hit countries government responding aggressive national information education campaign combat destructive disease achievements made far health sector economy jeopardy advancement women elimination forms discrimination violence many societies yet achieved women young girls still subjected manner brutalities plight millions children conscripted armies health
CHL 1999 199 199 anti-personnel landmines fight drug-trafficking can truly effective waged within framework close regional international cooperation based principle shared responsibility moving issues treatment refugees fight hunger major epidemics fall squarely within scope multilateral action government chile enthusiastically supports trend towards new multilateralism crisis kosovo revealed one serious weaknesses contradictions united nations policies ethnic health
CIV 1999 1207 1207 mankind wish express government’s satisfaction activities united nations two specialized programmes joint united nations programme hiv aids united nations international drug control programme countries campaigns pandemics especially hiv aids endemic diseases well struggle narcotics drugs designed end two scourges directly threaten individual upset social stability international conference hiv-aids sexually transmitted diseases health
CIV 1999 1212 1212 activities united nations two specialized programmes joint united nations programme hiv aids united nations international drug control programme countries campaigns pandemics especially hiv aids endemic diseases well struggle narcotics drugs designed end two scourges directly threaten individual upset social stability international conference hiv-aids sexually transmitted diseases held abidjan côte d’ivoire december health
CIV 1999 1232 1232 pandemics especially hiv aids endemic diseases well struggle narcotics drugs designed end two scourges directly threaten individual upset social stability international conference hiv-aids sexually transmitted diseases held abidjan côte d’ivoire december côte d’ivoire france proposed establishment solidarity fund mobilize international community suggestion côte d’ivoire proposal taken oau last june ouagadougou actions health
CIV 1999 1281 1281 ouagadougou actions undertaken president henri konan bédié especially protect manage forests develop manage coastal areas improve water supply adopt water code demonstrate concern preserve human health protect environment several years now context sustained economic growth african states opted political pluralism consolidation rule law counterparts improved economic financial management internationally recognized criteria health
CMR 1999 236 236 women fundamental rights freedoms flouted much poverty even destitution stark contrast unparalleled opulence many inequalities much interference domination persist inter-state relations succession dangers accentuated problems epidemics illiteracy recalls vital need greater solidarity prosperous countries developing countries given growing globalization economies universal need peace democracy prosperity justice guarantee fundamental human rights effective health
CMR 1999 1720 1720 spirit solidarity must resolutely continued take root developed countries secretary-general’s in-depth coverage many subjects report calls us reflect will take just one subjects aids like pandemics aids jeopardizes future millions african men women also mortal danger humankind show lack concern ravages africa matter part world one comes suicidal indifference future world health
COD 1999 736 736 allow return home along designated route retreated thrashing tried luck east country ceasefire requested secretary-general kofi annan united nations staff went area carry order world health organization vaccinate children five years age vaccinated part country continue control others two hands busy pillaging yet vaccinate children age group thus children danger polio health
COD 1999 763 763 vaccinate children five years age vaccinated part country continue control others two hands busy pillaging yet vaccinate children age group thus children danger polio also diseases agencies organization striving eliminate continent soldiers time vaccinate children even time pillage effectively horatii curiatii taken fighting soil came take control country now strange fighting health
COD 1999 813 813 fighting people came teach us democracy people came restore peace order break looting enjoying little war land process destroying million doses vaccine united nations world health organization sent kisangani shoot band allied local happening people take place united nations members treated us like continue building arsenals bringing troops taking towns reassures health
COD 1999 876 876 will posses just erotic relations possession without consent consent given us otherwise people fled forests escape people come hills citizens lengthy stay forests led reappearance diseases eradicated long ago belgian colonial era flee invaders like plague makes citizens lives difficult people hills continue advance even though signed us last july ceasefire health
COL 1999 928 928 mainly partners share common destiny nevertheless perception everything going well world still satisfied forces destabilization imbalance put risk achievements made date many millions still suffer malnutrition illiteracy disease exclusion must therefore revitalize international cooperation make best globalization distribute benefits fairly development peace can complement efficiently productively revitalizing cooperation option duty five health
COL 1999 930 930 share common destiny nevertheless perception everything going well world still satisfied forces destabilization imbalance put risk achievements made date many millions still suffer malnutrition illiteracy disease exclusion must therefore revitalize international cooperation make best globalization distribute benefits fairly development peace can complement efficiently productively revitalizing cooperation option duty five decades existence health
COM 1999 416 416 development thirdly global trade practices reduced commercial prospects continent fourthly continent extent excluded global information revolution africa basic education system generally limited effects poverty extreme health system needs reforming create necessary conditions solve different problems hampering development african countries national regional international initiatives must undertaken encouraged supported international community genuine partnership health
COM 1999 661 661 domestic commitments domestically honour commitments foreign partners addition objectives complement good governance policy considered current government include respect human rights improvement social policies hence efficacy health education services protection children women implementation convention rights child advancement mainstreaming women guaranteed autonomy judiciary freedom press encourage private investment promote introduction new technology foreign health
CPV 1999 578 578 finally conflicts africa many causes economic underdevelopment recognized important factor therefore regrettable witness reduction development assistance africa direct negative impact living conditions peoples including decline health standards dooming failure adequate education prospects slowdown provision necessary african infrastructure impact worsened decrease official development assistance small island developing states apparent contradiction particular structural health
CRI 1999 837 837 small motherland second-ranking country latin america terms human development oldest stable democracy region even early end nineteenth century costa ricans enjoyed continent’s highest levels education health thanks country’s far-sighted devotion education rule law democracy social solidarity international trade since early days independent republican life solidarity human rights fullness way life us health
CRI 1999 967 967 sought immigrants war poverty natural catastrophes ethnic conflicts will follow example country making great efforts look hundreds thousands immigrants therefore reiterate need helped can strengthen health education basic-services systems use order meet needs end century task promote vital transformations future small nation protecting human beings even born fighting child labour sexual health
CRI 1999 1178 1178 published recently economist supported yesterday president clinton today vice-chancellor fischer germany regarding urgent need establish new mechanisms ensure necessary resources purchase medicines vaccines combat tropical diseases thus securing development ensuring distribution poorest helpless sectors mankind costa rica spoken international economic order allow development countries lagging behind take action direction conditions necessary health
CUB 1999 933 933 controlled per cent votes international monetary fund gives virtual right veto can explain people tanzania example happening spend nine times much servicing foreign debt primary health care four times much primary education current international economic system profoundly unjust also absolutely unsustainable economic system destroys environment sustained world’s supply drinking water today health
CUB 1999 2206 2206 cuban-american terrorist mafia closely linked extreme right wing achieved goal changing blockade order executive rigorous inflexible legislation genocide thereby became institutionalized following study consequences blockade health american association world health concluded violates basic international agreements conventions governing human rights standards including united nations charter charter organization american states geneva convention relative health
CUB 1999 2210 2210 linked extreme right wing achieved goal changing blockade order executive rigorous inflexible legislation genocide thereby became institutionalized following study consequences blockade health american association world health concluded violates basic international agreements conventions governing human rights standards including united nations charter charter organization american states geneva convention relative protection civilian persons time health
CUB 1999 2271 2271 passage medical supplies foodstuffs intended civilian use time war united states cuba war indeed governments even maintain diplomatic representation havana washington however american association world health determined embargo’s restrictions deliberate blockade cuban population’s access food medicine peacetime report american association world health expresses belief united states embargo cuba dramatically harmed health health
CUB 1999 2287 2287 maintain diplomatic representation havana washington however american association world health determined embargo’s restrictions deliberate blockade cuban population’s access food medicine peacetime report american association world health expresses belief united states embargo cuba dramatically harmed health nutrition large number ordinary cuban citizens concludes embargo significantly increased suffering cuba point causing death seven health
CUB 1999 2296 2296 health determined embargo’s restrictions deliberate blockade cuban population’s access food medicine peacetime report american association world health expresses belief united states embargo cuba dramatically harmed health nutrition large number ordinary cuban citizens concludes embargo significantly increased suffering cuba point causing death seven consecutive years assembly consistently adopted resolution need end economic health
CUB 1999 2297 2297 determined embargo’s restrictions deliberate blockade cuban population’s access food medicine peacetime report american association world health expresses belief united states embargo cuba dramatically harmed health nutrition large number ordinary cuban citizens concludes embargo significantly increased suffering cuba point causing death seven consecutive years assembly consistently adopted resolution need end economic blockade health
CYP 1999 127 127 old constantly emerging new problems violent international conflicts internal strife moreover united nations respond many challenges eradication poverty sustainable development fight terrorism drug trafficking control epidemics natural disasters proliferation weapons mass destruction organization’s efforts areas considerable must underestimated take opportunity reaffirm government’s strong commitment united nations support ongoing efforts reform will health
CYP 1999 415 415 united nations initiatives recommendations stemming follow-up report secretary-general concerning africa international community redouble efforts assist countries africa overcome ethnic strife wars eradicate poverty successfully combat disease win fight drug trafficking obtain sustainable development face challenges future recent devastating earthquake struck turkey demonstrated frailty human beings nature’s incredible power destruction take opportunity health
CZE 1999 715 715 kosovo continuous threats murder even old serbian ladies rising influence mafia mr kouchner told ever-present spirit revenge lack trained police forces absence local civil administration disease corruption rivalry different sectors kosovo albanians just obstacles dealt decisively order prevent vision future becoming nothing never-fulfilled dream wholeheartedly agree secretary-general’s unequivocal statement commitment humanitarian health
DEU 1999 1590 1590 greater use united nations framework build bridges economist jeffrey sachs made interesting suggestion example millennium vaccine fund established guaranteed markets future vaccines tropical viruses tuberculosis malaria aids furthermore context emergence global knowledge society international regime protection intellectual property must revised order ensure world’s poor lose large part rights freedoms near future health
DJI 1999 1146 1146 crumbling longer politically viable entity indeed continued anarchy country indicative failure global governance serve poor countries developing world somali people know well decade violence hunger disease uncertainty given rise unparalleled levels despair somalis safe say living poverty line devastating civil war shows signs abating parts country somalia easily become magnet criminal health
DMA 1999 204 204 creating organization capacity compassion effectiveness meet many serious economic social humanitarian problems confronting majority citizens global village unmindful great contributions united nations system made improvement health eradication diseases rising levels education living standards various parts world additionally united nations forefront efforts focus international consciousness human rights abuses continues last hope many health
DMA 1999 206 206 capacity compassion effectiveness meet many serious economic social humanitarian problems confronting majority citizens global village unmindful great contributions united nations system made improvement health eradication diseases rising levels education living standards various parts world additionally united nations forefront efforts focus international consciousness human rights abuses continues last hope many thousands displaced health
DNK 1999 1080 1080 ownership local roots essential official development assistance essential role play helping poorest countries particularly africa official development assistance also assists building sectors attract private investment health education social sectors capacity-building general way countries may also eventually become able attract private investment avail opportunities international trade context deplorable see official development assistance health
DOM 1999 291 291 suffered much poverty today billion people live extreme poverty suffer hunger every day wealthy world billion people survive less day year million children permanently harmed malnutrition billion people access drinking water billion access drainage sewerage facilities large percentage limited access education health care housing hundreds millions unemployed secure permanent income stark health
DOM 1999 307 307 people survive less day year million children permanently harmed malnutrition billion people access drinking water billion access drainage sewerage facilities large percentage limited access education health care housing hundreds millions unemployed secure permanent income stark horrifying contrast wealth poverty constitutes huge challenge nations world united nations system approach twenty-first century magic health
DZA 1999 253 253 universally accepted new world order worrying gaps beginning appear especially africa chronic deterioration terms trade crushing weight debt fratricidal conflicts environmental degradation increasing unemployment persistent epidemics falling numbers children school declining official development assistance meagre direct investment furthermore two thirds least developed countries three quarters low- income countries africa addition per health
DZA 1999 541 541 observance human rights must take account context states differing traditions social structures priorities us human rights balanced duties citizen governed inescapable priorities apart struggle poverty disease illiteracy ensuring every human right decent dignified life true human rights also mean protection society terrorism drug traffickers purveyors death every kind respect discrepancies concerns health
ECU 1999 519 519 poverty affects per cent ecuadorian population last june unemployment rate per cent four ten ecuadorians daily income less two ten earn less per day global malnutrition affects per cent children one three complete sixth grade per cent children adolescents school drop-outs imbalances break social cohesion limit possibilities exercise effective democracy reduce health
ECU 1999 563 563 cohesion limit possibilities exercise effective democracy reduce validity citizens rights economic readjustment measures government ecuador intends apply will necessarily conditioned social development objectives reduction poverty malnutrition improvement health indexes increase access better education reduction unemployment increase family income ecuador strongly believes market mechanisms stimulate competitiveness efficiency also institutional framework within processes health
ECU 1999 565 565 possibilities exercise effective democracy reduce validity citizens rights economic readjustment measures government ecuador intends apply will necessarily conditioned social development objectives reduction poverty malnutrition improvement health indexes increase access better education reduction unemployment increase family income ecuador strongly believes market mechanisms stimulate competitiveness efficiency also institutional framework within processes take place health
ECU 1999 716 716 involved huge processes market integration liberalization trade barriers standardization norms adaptation establishment institutions can cope nevertheless globalization far generated equal distribution prosperity scientific progress human health cultural benefits right now ever humankind single whole must establish shared ways preserve first foremost human dignity well-being basic requirements human based security human development health
ERI 1999 167 167 inter-state war surprising almost countries suffered economic relapse ones embroiled conflict among worst found horn africa two thirds people living abject misery little food ridden disease economies countries shambles region politically unstable racked conflict surprise therefore donor states international financial institutions rightly denounced state affairs informed states better advised feed hungry health
FJI 1999 390 390 majority decisively won elections people’s coalition party promised policies development focused specifically addressing basic needs people need regular income jobs business opportunity need better education health services safe clean water supply electricity good standard housing affordable prices safe streets neighbourhoods clean healthy environment emphasis placed critical need bring relief assistance poor health
FJI 1999 865 865 welcomes new emphasis multilateral agencies world bank international monetary fund imf asian development bank assist developing economies eradication poverty enhancing human- resource development better education health facilities services improvement expansion infrastructure support increased investment economy foreign local investors may take opportunity congratulate kingdom tonga republic nauru republic kiribati admission united nations health
FJI 1999 1193 1193 therefore time member states south pacific allowed distinctive regional grouping united nations proposing asking something totally new fact already accepted arrangement united nations agencies world health organization food agriculture organization regard development agenda united nations believe must give greater attention responsibility article united nations charter promotion international cooperation economic social development health
FRA 1999 914 914 protocol climate_change current negotiations protocol biosafety attest importance achievements uncertain future climates recurrence natural catastrophes urge us make efforts earth fragile human species spread new epidemics endangers health entire populations inequalities development exacerbate scourges million people live aids virus today majority developing countries spread pandemic africa matter major concern us shall health
FRA 1999 916 916 current negotiations protocol biosafety attest importance achievements uncertain future climates recurrence natural catastrophes urge us make efforts earth fragile human species spread new epidemics endangers health entire populations inequalities development exacerbate scourges million people live aids virus today majority developing countries spread pandemic africa matter major concern us shall come back health
FRA 1999 933 933 earth fragile human species spread new epidemics endangers health entire populations inequalities development exacerbate scourges million people live aids virus today majority developing countries spread pandemic africa matter major concern us shall come back issue globalization changing nature organized crime area real explosion much greater fluidity movement allows criminal networks exploit health
FRA 1999 1453 1453 women possibility assert rights individual capacity major step forward special session general assembly june will highlight progress achieved since conference beijing reaffirming right human beings health means combating pandemics everywhere december abidjan france proposed establishment therapeutic solidarity fund mobilize international community care treat aids sufferers countries south associations involved combating disease health
FRA 1999 1456 1456 rights individual capacity major step forward special session general assembly june will highlight progress achieved since conference beijing reaffirming right human beings health means combating pandemics everywhere december abidjan france proposed establishment therapeutic solidarity fund mobilize international community care treat aids sufferers countries south associations involved combating disease welcomed proposal warmly health
FRA 1999 1478 1478 health means combating pandemics everywhere december abidjan france proposed establishment therapeutic solidarity fund mobilize international community care treat aids sufferers countries south associations involved combating disease welcomed proposal warmly impact aids development remains dramatic must intensify efforts reduce plague united nations can give efforts necessary breadth principle precaution basis action regarding health
FRA 1999 1505 1505 proposal warmly impact aids development remains dramatic must intensify efforts reduce plague united nations can give efforts necessary breadth principle precaution basis action regarding environment health safety montreal protocol protection ozone layer based principle differentiated commitments north south example well- conceived international action efforts must continued will advocating european union partners health
GBR 1999 85 85 programmes around world released potential individual human beings every continent helped double literacy rate among women developing countries helped immunize per cent world’s children lethal diseases established universal declaration human rights benchmark freedom individuals general assembly played leading role insisting equal democratic rights regardless race forcing end apartheid today united nations health
GBR 1999 127 127 rights regardless race forcing end apartheid today united nations provides shelter sanctuary refugees every corner world meet week united nations agencies provide homes food welfare health education million refugees population member states take pride achievements will help give us confidence tackle challenges remain must also frank failed failed deliver peace many health
GHA 1999 1094 1094 international community compared social situation onset century next century begins even bleaker outlook people living poverty line individual security well-being continue face disruptions civil conflict disease malnutrition malaria aids diarrheal communicable diseases continue kill millions people stifling economic potential large segments populations hiv aids alone killed last decade africans conflicts diseases health
GHA 1999 1095 1095 community compared social situation onset century next century begins even bleaker outlook people living poverty line individual security well-being continue face disruptions civil conflict disease malnutrition malaria aids diarrheal communicable diseases continue kill millions people stifling economic potential large segments populations hiv aids alone killed last decade africans conflicts diseases frightening health
GHA 1999 1096 1096 compared social situation onset century next century begins even bleaker outlook people living poverty line individual security well-being continue face disruptions civil conflict disease malnutrition malaria aids diarrheal communicable diseases continue kill millions people stifling economic potential large segments populations hiv aids alone killed last decade africans conflicts diseases frightening thought health
GHA 1999 1100 1100 century next century begins even bleaker outlook people living poverty line individual security well-being continue face disruptions civil conflict disease malnutrition malaria aids diarrheal communicable diseases continue kill millions people stifling economic potential large segments populations hiv aids alone killed last decade africans conflicts diseases frightening thought millions africa’s young productive health
GHA 1999 1119 1119 disease malnutrition malaria aids diarrheal communicable diseases continue kill millions people stifling economic potential large segments populations hiv aids alone killed last decade africans conflicts diseases frightening thought millions africa’s young productive populations will killed pandemic next years development progress talking will human resource implement continued deterioration economic conditions africa poses health
GHA 1999 1129 1129 people stifling economic potential large segments populations hiv aids alone killed last decade africans conflicts diseases frightening thought millions africa’s young productive populations will killed pandemic next years development progress talking will human resource implement continued deterioration economic conditions africa poses challenge us especially statistics show world’s poor continue wallow abject health
GMB 1999 203 203 solutions problems common concern making world better place human race live collective responsibility us states big small contribute collective endeavour rid world wars hunger destitution disease suffering homelessness despair terror tyranny economic backwardness making world better place live far- fetched dream goal can achieve nations collectively well individually sincerely commit working health
GMB 1999 570 570 encouraging increasing access basic education gambian children government identified need provide tertiary education established university first batch students will enrol university gambia october similarly area health far built two major hospitals number health centres around country obviously put right neglect years just two years difference clear naturally people gambia wanted progress health
GMB 1999 577 577 government identified need provide tertiary education established university first batch students will enrol university gambia october similarly area health far built two major hospitals number health centres around country obviously put right neglect years just two years difference clear naturally people gambia wanted progress therefore persuaded people across country resign army health
GMB 1999 706 706 growth eradicating poverty government working closely world bank european union united nations development programme specialized agencies united nations system fields competence order eradicate poverty illiteracy disease healthy nation founded solid democratic principles good governance can stride ahead build nation strong economy atmosphere social justice political stability recognizing improving governance environment sine health
GNQ 1999 390 390 culture appropriate population question human beings raw material proper conditions must present success kind ideal political system hence long peoples africa suffer hunger poverty war pandemic disease long overwhelmed cultural deficiencies ignorance illiteracy efforts democratize states ensure peace will always fail said empty sack stand africa needs economic inputs technology transfer health
GNQ 1999 391 391 appropriate population question human beings raw material proper conditions must present success kind ideal political system hence long peoples africa suffer hunger poverty war pandemic disease long overwhelmed cultural deficiencies ignorance illiteracy efforts democratize states ensure peace will always fail said empty sack stand africa needs economic inputs technology transfer development health
GRC 1999 437 437 increase official development assistance annual average per cent five-year plan targeting particular sub-saharan africa can hope face challenges people world share basic education enjoy basic health electronic media minimized restrictions borders transfer resources wealth information democratic institutions social policies remain confined within borders nations wait democracy spread pace need faster cure health
GTM 1999 268 268 effected accordance social ethic development logic peace accords also met specific targets set accords thus gone farther anyone gone far remote villages hamlets brought education health services roads electricity water though know much remains done achieved far already shown can consolidate opening progress country made can quickly remedy effects many years health
GUY 1999 712 712 preparations undertaken year review summits held beijing cairo copenhagen shown increasing number people majority women children living adverse conditions caused poverty despite great strides fields health education developed world many developing countries continue plagued unequal inadequate access education health care high infant maternal mortality well lack access safe drinking water proper health
GUY 1999 725 725 majority women children living adverse conditions caused poverty despite great strides fields health education developed world many developing countries continue plagued unequal inadequate access education health care high infant maternal mortality well lack access safe drinking water proper sanitation indeed low levels health inhibited achievement socially economically productive lives mention devastating health
GUY 1999 730 730 conditions caused poverty despite great strides fields health education developed world many developing countries continue plagued unequal inadequate access education health care high infant maternal mortality well lack access safe drinking water proper sanitation indeed low levels health inhibited achievement socially economically productive lives mention devastating social economic impact hiv aids health
GUY 1999 742 742 developing countries continue plagued unequal inadequate access education health care high infant maternal mortality well lack access safe drinking water proper sanitation indeed low levels health inhibited achievement socially economically productive lives mention devastating social economic impact hiv aids pandemic well malaria number developing countries particularly africa cologne initiative expand scope health
GUY 1999 756 756 well lack access safe drinking water proper sanitation indeed low levels health inhibited achievement socially economically productive lives mention devastating social economic impact hiv aids pandemic well malaria number developing countries particularly africa cologne initiative expand scope provision relief heavily indebted poor countries welcome step forward unfortunately however go far enough health
GUY 1999 758 758 access safe drinking water proper sanitation indeed low levels health inhibited achievement socially economically productive lives mention devastating social economic impact hiv aids pandemic well malaria number developing countries particularly africa cologne initiative expand scope provision relief heavily indebted poor countries welcome step forward unfortunately however go far enough alleviate debt health
HUN 1999 131 131 us international community must become aware paramount importance dealing adequately global problems growing gap levels economic development environmental degradation dangers posed organized crime uncontrolled migration disease context must take note relationship globalization regional integration integration can adjust process globalization draw lessons process’s inevitable consequences absorb related risks assist struggle transboundary scourges health
IDN 1999 298 298 uneasy ceasefire reigns line control two neighbouring states nuclear-weapon capability meanwhile backwaters slums developing world ghettos industrialized countries hundreds millions fight desperate war poverty ignorance disease yet fulfilment hope share hope clung nigh century hundred years ago electricity just beginning light cities world commercial manufacture horseless carriages just begun pioneers air health
IND 1999 208 208 recesses unknown wired-up world computer today become fountain pen early years twentieth century revolution digital arrived humanity today healthier better fed sheltered forefathers want hunger disease deprivation still widespread including developed societies command information ever much wiser literacy spread mankind better educated connected globally humankind linkage interconnection reduced conflict animosity thus health
IRL 1999 1298 1298 must confronted now traffic arms obscenity many cases totally absolutely irresponsible brokers know morality must redouble efforts address supply demand sides threat security civilians reached epidemic proportions ireland proud contribution world peace peacekeeping just year ago ireland became full participant united nations standby arrangements system currently contribute eight peacekeeping operations personnel health
IRQ 1999 160 160 states exercise economic rights enshrined international law covenants catastrophic effects imbalance reflected social conditions many regions world effects demonstrated increase intensity poverty spread illiteracy deterioration health situation degradation living standards can also seen marginalization many social segments society especially youth lack jobs goes increase crime prevalence drugs well serious social problems health
IRQ 1999 1166 1166 humanitarian needs deliberate delay processing contracts make main goal memorandum understanding financing expenses united nations instead securing essential humanitarian needs iraqi people stopping deterioration humanitarian health situation also exposes intentions american british governments strip memorandum humanitarian substance putting hold contracts directly related health situation people iraq example value contracts signed water health
IRQ 1999 1183 1183 essential humanitarian needs iraqi people stopping deterioration humanitarian health situation also exposes intentions american british governments strip memorandum humanitarian substance putting hold contracts directly related health situation people iraq example value contracts signed water sanitation electricity amounted million value supplies arrived iraq far million per cent total value contracts rest put health
IRQ 1999 1231 1231 contracts rest put hold british americans striking evidence suffering children iraq result unjust comprehensive embargo august report united nations children’s fund unicef contains statistics child mortality resulting malnutrition shortages medicines deteriorating economic nutritional situation iraqi mothers report proved decisively embargo imposed iraq main reason huge increase child mortality rate united states health
IRQ 1999 1233 1233 put hold british americans striking evidence suffering children iraq result unjust comprehensive embargo august report united nations children’s fund unicef contains statistics child mortality resulting malnutrition shortages medicines deteriorating economic nutritional situation iraqi mothers report proved decisively embargo imposed iraq main reason huge increase child mortality rate united states administration spared health
IRQ 1999 1253 1253 contains statistics child mortality resulting malnutrition shortages medicines deteriorating economic nutritional situation iraqi mothers report proved decisively embargo imposed iraq main reason huge increase child mortality rate united states administration spared costs distort facts memorandum understanding spared tendentious lies allegations distribution food medical supplies secretary-general’s reports iraq programme based reports united health
ISR 1999 110 110 month mark years since outbreak horrible wars strengthened ever sense hope confidence necessity united nations activities throughout world various agencies united nations work enhance world health tend sick supply needy food nourishment build bridges cultures promote education overcome ignorance instil hope lives refugees displaced persons assist victims disasters whether natural man-made health
ISR 1999 1397 1397 meeting various challenges engage many parts world years since inception division international cooperation trained trainees countries come israel attended training courses areas agriculture water resources health medicine science education others alone courses held israel variety topics participation trainees gladly can report many trainees middle eastern countries fully palestinians participated courses past health
JOR 1999 995 995 escalate create new hotbeds conflict region eastern flank region iraqi people continue suffer unprecedented hardships result continued economic sanctions price sanctions paid iraqi people terms health nutrition education prospects progress poses serious future dangers region whole jordan therefore calls ending suffering lifting sanctions also calls implementation relevant security council resolutions including health
JOR 1999 996 996 create new hotbeds conflict region eastern flank region iraqi people continue suffer unprecedented hardships result continued economic sanctions price sanctions paid iraqi people terms health nutrition education prospects progress poses serious future dangers region whole jordan therefore calls ending suffering lifting sanctions also calls implementation relevant security council resolutions including concerning health
JPN 1999 1449 1449 recovery region resume sound sustainable development world economy will achieved also concerned globalization may aggravate problems environmental destruction international organized crime drug terrorism spread infectious diseases global issues transcend national borders pose direct threats every person need dealt international community whole necessary adopt policies give consideration women children others susceptible effect health
JPN 1999 1540 1540 importance addressing various issues just mentioned focusing efforts human security protection dignity life every person many threats posed example poverty outflow refugees environmental issues infectious diseases aids human rights violations international organized crime including human drug trafficking conflicts anti-personnel landmines small arms terrorism last june japan hosted international symposium development issue health
KEN 1999 105 105 nations approach new millennium need us reflect past present future world cumulative history mankind current millennium characterized struggle human race overcome various problems hunger war disease throughout time man invested constantly provide shelter increase literacy tackle various problems underdevelopment latter part millennium witnessed enormous political economic social changes slavery acceptable today health
KEN 1999 451 451 large number refugees found way country proud able assist even settle regard grateful role played united nations high commissioner refugees united nations children’s fund world health organization many others provided invaluable assistance without impossible government kenya alone cope humanitarian crisis recently kenya decided tighten border controls somalia however remain committed facilitating health
KEN 1999 1038 1038 delegation view slow progress africa’s efforts attain sustainable economic growth development directly related failure international community mobilize adequate resources development aggravated situations internal conflict prevalence diseases malaria aids among others compounded turn shackles poverty deprivation unfavourable external economic environment delegation welcomes heavily indebted poor countries debt hipc initiative made g-8 meeting health
KEN 1999 1039 1039 view slow progress africa’s efforts attain sustainable economic growth development directly related failure international community mobilize adequate resources development aggravated situations internal conflict prevalence diseases malaria aids among others compounded turn shackles poverty deprivation unfavourable external economic environment delegation welcomes heavily indebted poor countries debt hipc initiative made g-8 meeting cologne health
KEN 1999 2028 2028 will soon lifted enter twenty-first century hard imagine world without united nations consider moment number lives saved organization personal freedoms many countries individuals now enjoy diseases controlled eliminated list successes endless much still needs done secretary-general’s proposal millennium assembly millennium summit integral part provide important forum us reexamine role organization chart health
KHM 1999 519 519 plan planet’s future together looking wider perspective can see humanity witnessed unimaginable immeasurably great change progress last millennium progress science technology helped us conquer deadly diseases extend enhance human life improve human condition vastly increased understanding planet universe annihilated distance improved communications make earth global village indeed much technological progress many health
KNA 1999 641 641 united nations addition scourges human conflict evils still stare us face last months closing year century poverty still confronts vast majority mankind children still dying malnutrition order get food allow victimized turned cannon fodder still get education indeed many children around world enjoy childhood happy united nations declared decade beginning international health
KOR 1999 510 510 steps fundamentally address chronic food shortage difficulties plagued people north many years problems require continued interest assistance international community countless children north suffering dying starvation malnutrition stunted growth disease right food life irrevocably impaired tens thousands north koreans fled country search food primary responsibility redressing situation lies north korean authorities must health
KOR 1999 513 513 chronic food shortage difficulties plagued people north many years problems require continued interest assistance international community countless children north suffering dying starvation malnutrition stunted growth disease right food life irrevocably impaired tens thousands north koreans fled country search food primary responsibility redressing situation lies north korean authorities must face enormity problems health
KOR 1999 662 662 culture sports education many others mutual understanding appreciation deepening trend north-east asia requires adequate mechanisms deal transnational issues environmental pollution drug-trafficking refugees organized crime public health also need region-wide channel dialogue cooperation defuse tension prevent conflict enjoy stable security environment co- prosperity twenty-first century countries north-east asia must learn lessons region-wide health
KOR 1999 1130 1130 issues taken challenges overcome active input members global community development meaningless without healthy population reap fruits thus welcome joint initiative united nations children’s fund world health organization establish global alliance vaccines immunization children’s vaccine initiative share efforts save million children world dying every year diseases can prevented republic korea hosted international health
KOR 1999 1149 1149 initiative united nations children’s fund world health organization establish global alliance vaccines immunization children’s vaccine initiative share efforts save million children world dying every year diseases can prevented republic korea hosted international vaccine institute since hope institute will able work close cooperation global alliance vaccine initiative half century since universal declaration health
LBR 1999 1708 1708 progress realize order succeed rededicate high inspiring objectives can truly ensure future mankind irrespective places origin liberia evolved four strategies new millennium first eradicate ignorance disease particularly hiv aids pandemic poverty promote human rights secondly strengthen full capacity united nations effectively preserve international system thirdly promote universal harmony globalization fourthly protect health
LBR 1999 1712 1712 rededicate high inspiring objectives can truly ensure future mankind irrespective places origin liberia evolved four strategies new millennium first eradicate ignorance disease particularly hiv aids pandemic poverty promote human rights secondly strengthen full capacity united nations effectively preserve international system thirdly promote universal harmony globalization fourthly protect humankind scourge nuclear chemical health
LBY 1999 657 657 two brotherly countries africa’s plights confined wars conflicts also include several economic social problems per cent africans live abject poverty aids threatens entire african population malaria epidemic diseases still threaten lives millions africa respect latter country calls speedy adoption implementation international plan eradicate diseases africa becomes impossible contain eliminate attempts african health
LBY 1999 658 658 brotherly countries africa’s plights confined wars conflicts also include several economic social problems per cent africans live abject poverty aids threatens entire african population malaria epidemic diseases still threaten lives millions africa respect latter country calls speedy adoption implementation international plan eradicate diseases africa becomes impossible contain eliminate attempts african states health
LBY 1999 659 659 countries africa’s plights confined wars conflicts also include several economic social problems per cent africans live abject poverty aids threatens entire african population malaria epidemic diseases still threaten lives millions africa respect latter country calls speedy adoption implementation international plan eradicate diseases africa becomes impossible contain eliminate attempts african states confront health
LBY 1999 675 675 abject poverty aids threatens entire african population malaria epidemic diseases still threaten lives millions africa respect latter country calls speedy adoption implementation international plan eradicate diseases africa becomes impossible contain eliminate attempts african states confront solve problems hampered heavy debts continent reached billion equalling per cent value african exports services time health
LCA 1999 82 82 twenty-first century international forum must readjust balance centuries must pay dereliction duty rwanda congo must remove remaining vestige apartheid must make quantum leap eliminating poverty disease addressing causes poverty caribbean always leapt restrictions size resources embrace global vision liberated world liberation africa plays seminal role process caribbean thinkers padmore c.l.r james health
LKA 1999 542 542 devotion laudable efforts make twenty-first century one love security every child world ibid sri lanka decided set rehabilitation centre children desert rebel army task restoring health normalcy daunting one task can certainly use help can get experience field plea general assembly today two years first brought question child soldiers must proceed health
LKA 1999 1635 1635 developments international financial system economic focus regional cooperation made us unmindful primary objective namely social advancement region challenges region faces many relate education empowerment women health population issues trying evolve link regional goals national programmes social sector depoliticized common vision end colombo summit commenced work social charter south asia gains made health
LSO 1999 1235 1235 development partners regarding sustainability programme viability cause concern expected expressions support ensure success worthy initiative keeping many goals global conferences poverty eradication rampant hiv aids pandemic sub-saharan africa putting unbearable strain already fragile health systems eroding gains made child survival achievement better health combination hiv aids malaria closely associated increases maternal health
LSO 1999 1243 1243 expected expressions support ensure success worthy initiative keeping many goals global conferences poverty eradication rampant hiv aids pandemic sub-saharan africa putting unbearable strain already fragile health systems eroding gains made child survival achievement better health combination hiv aids malaria closely associated increases maternal mortality significant reduction life expectancy many african countries health
LSO 1999 1252 1252 goals global conferences poverty eradication rampant hiv aids pandemic sub-saharan africa putting unbearable strain already fragile health systems eroding gains made child survival achievement better health combination hiv aids malaria closely associated increases maternal mortality significant reduction life expectancy many african countries commend work united nations system regard particular indication response health
LSO 1999 1256 1256 eradication rampant hiv aids pandemic sub-saharan africa putting unbearable strain already fragile health systems eroding gains made child survival achievement better health combination hiv aids malaria closely associated increases maternal mortality significant reduction life expectancy many african countries commend work united nations system regard particular indication response united nations programme hiv health
LSO 1999 1261 1261 sub-saharan africa putting unbearable strain already fragile health systems eroding gains made child survival achievement better health combination hiv aids malaria closely associated increases maternal mortality significant reduction life expectancy many african countries commend work united nations system regard particular indication response united nations programme hiv aids partnership various bodies including health
LTU 1999 400 400 usually combination wave economic crashes swept asia latin america european countries global impact quick recovery many economies shows democracies free market economies strongest immunity macroeconomic illnesses markets democracy allow fairest distribution resources within societies otherwise feeling pain economic injustice similarly concerns potential actual violence often occurs within states almost always well-founded health
LUX 1999 712 712 human development fight poverty united nations declared priority objective conducted economic sphere part overall plan also deals related factors lack family care facilities shortcomings education health insufficient administrative structures reallocation resources also required part effort spirit luxembourg now process meeting targets organization starting year will devoting per cent gross national product health
LUX 1999 755 755 year will devoting per cent gross national product official development assistance government luxembourg decided increase contribution per cent gross national product next five years education health will priority areas cooperation negotiations millennium round world trade organization must take account context pay particular attention interests developing countries also support efforts designed alleviate health
MHL 1999 302 302 may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_change disease observing symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes normal climate kiribati northern cook islands become wetter fiji tonga become drier samoa difference daytime night-time health
MHL 1999 430 430 small emissions part effort develop renewable_energy sector regard pleased inform assembly government approved solar energy policy first stage will project install solar panels outer island health centres one high schools support united nations trust fund new renewable sources energy government italy hope begin implementing project soon well overall policy policy will health
MLI 1999 979 979 anniversary convention rights child must take opportunity hasten attainment objectives set regard children unique responsibility towards least can eve new millennium provide boys girls better health schools protection wars famines mali staunchly committed democracy human rights observance human political civil economic social cultural rights integral part economic prosperity social equity promotion health
MOZ 1999 300 300 respected organizations institutions good example commitment implement economic reforms mozambican economy grown encouraging rates resulting allocation increased share national budget social sectors whole network schools health facilities destroyed years destabilization rebuilt roads bridges rehabilitation government succeeded creating enabling environment private investment redefining role facilitator identified established special incentive schemes various areas health
MOZ 1999 725 725 efforts will continue made consolidate peace throughout region harmonize sectoral policies implement sound economic policies maputo summit heads state government signed three important documents wildlife health productivity welcomed recent entry force sadc protocols shared watercourse systems energy transport communications meteorology combating illicit drug trafficking charter regional tourism organization southern africa entry health
MOZ 1999 1471 1471 structural adjustment measures political reforms course action undoubtedly provide incentives countries undertake measures redirect resources social sectors particular provision water better education fight hiv aids pandemic government wishes commend may agreement signed governments indonesia portugal united nations culminated holding referendum east timor salute people east timor exemplary orderly manner participated referendum health
MUS 1999 1343 1343 countries written can countries embark path sustainable growth development connection welcome recently announced plan cancel billion debt owed poorest countries allow use resources finance education health important dealing problem poverty also commend world bank establishing million infrastructure investment fund whose advisory board will headed mr nelson mandela former president south africa health
MWI 1999 491 491 come make good pledges made personal liberties particularly women children social development especially least developed countries protection environment provision food shelter jobs income education secure health including reproductive rights remain core human security indeed conferences brought fore interlinkages protection human rights questions good governance development quite often seem give rise conflicting health
MWI 1999 560 560 promoting food security example interventions intended provide incentives local production distribution put question efforts spur economic growth give priority public expenditures basic social services education health water first cut effort meet structural adjustment conditionalities demands debt servicing challenge us minimize conflict aim strike appropriate balance ensure proper services human-rights compliant malawi health
MWI 1999 687 687 continue carry necessary economic fiscal reforms despite unpalatable structural adjustment conditionalities impact debt servicing government continues give top priority provision basic social services particularly education health water supply community development road infrastructure poverty alleviation programme malawi social action fund seek empower populace can contribute positively development free primary education introduced government health
MWI 1999 727 727 empower populace can contribute positively development free primary education introduced government ensure malawian children hold future country hands given equal opportunities grow productive responsible adults health water sectors true slogan healthy people make healthy nation government establishing health centres many parts rural malawi bakili muluzi health initiative aims bring medical services health
MWI 1999 739 739 malawian children hold future country hands given equal opportunities grow productive responsible adults health water sectors true slogan healthy people make healthy nation government establishing health centres many parts rural malawi bakili muluzi health initiative aims bring medical services right people introduced recently also making remarkable progress bringing clean safe water health
MWI 1999 747 747 opportunities grow productive responsible adults health water sectors true slogan healthy people make healthy nation government establishing health centres many parts rural malawi bakili muluzi health initiative aims bring medical services right people introduced recently also making remarkable progress bringing clean safe water rural areas order respond fully hiv aids pandemic health
MWI 1999 772 772 health initiative aims bring medical services right people introduced recently also making remarkable progress bringing clean safe water rural areas order respond fully hiv aids pandemic country government close cooperation civil society embarked highly publicized awareness campaigns hope will contribute changing behavioural patterns appeal resources additional funding research indeed imperative meanwhile health
NAM 1999 467 467 foreign direct investment sub-saharan africa estimated meagre per cent total foreign direct investment least developed countries africa vast rich underdeveloped continent continues challenge organization poverty disease become much talked depict situation many parts africa armed conflicts various parts africa continue strip continent human natural resources overshadows overall achievements africa continues make health
NAM 1999 778 778 assist developing countries dealing problem international community needs share knowledge mutually beneficial developed countries nothing lose everything gain sharing information technology developing countries hiv aids pandemic eroding socio- economic developmental gains many african countries made hiv aids rated number-one killer many countries including namibia government adopted national strategic plan hiv aids health
NER 1999 1130 1130 referred kept country bottom human development table poverty affects per cent compatriots per cent live extreme poverty threshold people victims continued declining maternal childhood adolescent health standards critical social health situation marked high mortality illiteracy rates one lowest standards education insufficient drinking water resources even lack basic social services economic financial health
NER 1999 1134 1134 human development table poverty affects per cent compatriots per cent live extreme poverty threshold people victims continued declining maternal childhood adolescent health standards critical social health situation marked high mortality illiteracy rates one lowest standards education insufficient drinking water resources even lack basic social services economic financial crisis hit country among health
NER 1999 1138 1138 affects per cent compatriots per cent live extreme poverty threshold people victims continued declining maternal childhood adolescent health standards critical social health situation marked high mortality illiteracy rates one lowest standards education insufficient drinking water resources even lack basic social services economic financial crisis hit country among things led drastic reduction health
NGA 1999 712 712 every man woman child owes continent millions live abject poverty earning around year cents day african countries now spend much four times servicing debts education health care countries spend per cent national budgets debt servicing furthermore reliably estimated every dollar given official development aid go back rich countries debt service payments health
NGA 1999 944 944 participating banks disclose source illegal accounts hold repatriate countries rightful ownership subject guilty parties full weight national international law heavy heart raise issue hiv aids pandemic throughout africa continent bearing brunt terrible disease now kills around million africans annually thus officially overtaking malaria africa’s number one primary health- care problem situation health
NGA 1999 951 951 repatriate countries rightful ownership subject guilty parties full weight national international law heavy heart raise issue hiv aids pandemic throughout africa continent bearing brunt terrible disease now kills around million africans annually thus officially overtaking malaria africa’s number one primary health- care problem situation even frightening now left million children orphaned health
NGA 1999 961 961 international law heavy heart raise issue hiv aids pandemic throughout africa continent bearing brunt terrible disease now kills around million africans annually thus officially overtaking malaria africa’s number one primary health- care problem situation even frightening now left million children orphaned eastern southern parts africa west africa disease spreading just rapidly health
NGA 1999 983 983 thus officially overtaking malaria africa’s number one primary health- care problem situation even frightening now left million children orphaned eastern southern parts africa west africa disease spreading just rapidly unlike malaria location specific hiv aids knows neither climatic regional boundaries global cooperation imperative succeed dealing scourge among immediate challenges facing nigeria health
NGA 1999 988 988 number one primary health- care problem situation even frightening now left million children orphaned eastern southern parts africa west africa disease spreading just rapidly unlike malaria location specific hiv aids knows neither climatic regional boundaries global cooperation imperative succeed dealing scourge among immediate challenges facing nigeria africa today resolving many conflicts health
NIC 1999 553 553 phased global support amounting billion period three four years significant support will enable us give urgent attention social programmes infrastructure projects priority given sensitive areas health education housing well plans assistance small producers agricultural workers affected hurricane mitch disciplined implementation esaf programme new set circumstances ushered hurricane led last week event health
NPL 1999 392 392 lumbini birthplace buddha enduring peace monument holy shrine pilgrimage one world’s greatest cultural heritages disheartened despite several world summits conferences international commitments absolute poverty hunger disease illiteracy hopelessness still remain lot bulk world’s population one billion adults majority women read write almost billion people underfed malnourished similar number access clean water health
NPL 1999 419 419 hopelessness still remain lot bulk world’s population one billion adults majority women read write almost billion people underfed malnourished similar number access clean water shelter health care many millions die reach age equally threatening ever-widening gap haves have-nots conclusion year’s human development report unbelievable polarization peoples countries united nations development programme health
OMN 1999 760 760 iraqi people suffering greatly continuing sanctions although oil food programme implemented satisfactorily meet basic humanitarian needs iraqi people context many international organizations agencies working field health humanitarian services expressed fears dire effects threaten future iraqi people council league arab states consultative session january adopted call economic sanctions imposed iraq lifted council health
OMN 1999 1513 1513 development held rio de janeiro brazil set agenda twenty-first century now viewed basis upon international partnership collective responsibility can work put end poverty hunger ill health deterioration ecosystems achieve sustainable development way humanity ensure progress prosperity present future generations country takes comprehensive view environmental issues believe protection environment responsibility everyone share health
PAK 1999 76 76 technological information revolutions transforming wide world global village twentieth century also violent tragic century millions died two world wars hundreds conflicts millions perished result poverty disease session assembly offers opportunity identify major global challenges humankind likely confront next century united nations therefore devote next year evolving ways means address challenges promoting health
POL 1999 928 928 left behind moving appeal addressed people politicians charge europe already quoted hall view special nature appeal like quote wrote help us suffering enormously africa war disease lack food wish educated ask help us can study africa just eloquent appeal people’s hearts consciences words despair written children must find right solutions social health
PRY 1999 282 282 act jointly countries world levels enhance natural resources preserve environment irreplaceable framework human development significant response requirements cairo conference paraguay adopted national plan council reproductive health establishment women’s secretariat strengthened women’s presence government made available programme women’s equality education measure allowed us incorporate gender equality educational reform adopt women’s equal-opportunity plan health
QAT 1999 188 188 politics whose effects ramifications less dangerous topical crises conflicts threaten existence must ask done stand threshold third millennium prepare meet challenges poverty misery unemployment illiteracy disease spread epidemics exploitation children done prepare cope dangers organized crime international terrorism drug trafficking really understood threat proliferation weapons mass destruction possibility may used time health
QAT 1999 190 190 effects ramifications less dangerous topical crises conflicts threaten existence must ask done stand threshold third millennium prepare meet challenges poverty misery unemployment illiteracy disease spread epidemics exploitation children done prepare cope dangers organized crime international terrorism drug trafficking really understood threat proliferation weapons mass destruction possibility may used time anywhere real health
QAT 1999 276 276 creeds certainly recognize political geographical economic social borders among nations peoples simply put states governments international organizations begun adjusting priorities place goals development progress education health high living standards decent life peoples ahead aims conflict disputes vengeance matter historical profound sensitive answer yes questions nothing statement criticize anyone detract resolve intentions health
RWA 1999 132 132 focus solidarity foundation organization led success positive achievements mean perfect twentieth century fact variety disasters tragedies inflicted humans humans continue ravage mankind despite scientific progress epidemics continue take human lives thousand two particularly dreadful world wars devastated world hateful acts genocide committed connection country rwanda misfortune victim genocide took million lives health
SVK 1999 1183 1183 cut military forces rebel groups resources thus eliminating ability wage war realize united nations peacekeeper also role play everyday lives many people suffering hunger poverty disease illiteracy backwardness us obligated promote sustainable development protect global environment human rights best way prevent eliminate conflicts create conditions worthy life every individual planet well health
SWE 1999 612 612 events east timor show will people can totally ignored armed thugs kosovo innocent civilians attacked belonging certain ethnic group still poverty social injustice deprive people health education still women girls facing discrimination brutalizing killing women carried impunity many countries wars rape used means terror often women deprived right earn living participate health
SWE 1999 670 670 convention elimination forms discrimination women without reservation still years adoption convention rights child hopes children future overshadowed daily hardship fear often talents skills buried poverty diseases curable attended often denied proper education suffer discriminatory school systems recruitment child soldiers shameful practice causes individual suffering will harm security development societies many years health
SWZ 1999 334 334 nature environment despite many remarkable achievements last years notably collapse ideological political colonialism fields technology science medicine will end world wars environmental degradation emergence global epidemics century will remembered kingdom swaziland believes promotion sustainable international peace security must main priority united nations clear collective aim raising living standards peoples possible conditions health
SWZ 1999 1248 1248 eradication highest priority context overall theme future global stability depends ability national governments increase momentum economic development capacity improve delivery job creation essential social services health education believe poverty eradication can achieved promotion accelerated pace growth development developing countries can doubt achieve aim need support rest international community support can best health
SWZ 1999 1778 1778 course hiv aids crisis already severe impact lives many swazi families undermines hopes future prosperity security people facing fact kingdom swaziland one highest rates hiv infection world hospitals clinics stretched limit capacity result making every effort halt spread deadly disease uphill struggle involves us bringing wholesale change attitude moral behaviour chief health
SWZ 1999 1792 1792 prosperity security people facing fact kingdom swaziland one highest rates hiv infection world hospitals clinics stretched limit capacity result making every effort halt spread deadly disease uphill struggle involves us bringing wholesale change attitude moral behaviour chief concern promote awareness danger preventive measures available resources limited need continuing support international community health
SYR 1999 179 179 market theories globalization political leaders recognize present poor becoming poorer rich become richer gap developing developed countries becoming wider every area whether economic commercial technical health environmental spheres element pessimism unfortunately mar feeling optimism hope welcome dawn twenty-first century optimism future desirable prevents humanity individual society levels falling trap despair frustration health
SYR 1999 250 250 people’s understanding other’s problems concerns increase ultimately common awareness will develop enable everyone face threats challenges await humankind everywhere planet like poisonous waste industrial development epidemics resulting underdevelopment poverty know borders obstacles drugs spread states south many traffickers users countries north neither forget pollution environment countries north primarily result industrial production health
TCD 1999 608 608 create climate social stability sustained structural reform fiscal monetary budgetary policies will contribute macro-economic consolidation controlling inflation fight poverty focuses four strategic priority elements areas health education infrastructure rural development undertaking received support international community fourth round table chad held geneva october billion pledged regard wish express deepest gratitude friendly countries health
TCD 1999 657 657 friendly countries international financial organizations institutions strong response appeal international solidarity people chad will never forget commendable efforts following round table organized two sectoral meetings health rural development meetings infrastructure education will take place near future reiterate appeal interested parties participate actively meetings will held n’djamena november december respectively one speak health
TCD 1999 835 835 relate disputes considerable number member states well equally challenging evils continue trouble human conscience can remain indifferent confronted scourges poverty illiteracy foreign aggression conflict various pandemics transnational problems associated degradation environment drug trafficking unfortunately challenges will increase globalization now inevitable africa continent exposed evils growing number crises causing efforts spread thinly health
THA 1999 479 479 security amidst l billion people live less day another million remain malnourished can fully enjoy freedom fear without freedom want emanates living environment free infectious disease illiteracy poverty natural disaster social unrest give importance protecting children harmful effects times war give equal importance providing children basic benefits times peace turn blind health
THA 1999 541 541 enjoy genuine security chance make living able stand two feet equal opportunities develop livelihoods make decisions futures will happen long people threatened socio-economic ills poverty disease environmental degradation social vices including drugs need pursue human security broader comprehensive definition made even urgent multifaceted challenges face unbridled globalization granted globalization created many health
TKM 1999 276 276 development programme undp emphasize large-scale activities merit all-round support government turkmenistan together undp undertaken number major national projects yielded concrete results reforms social sphere public health system education areas turkmenistan intends continue maintain close ties important agency united nations aim identifying implementing new opportunities cooperation view major development tasks lying ahead health
TTO 1999 173 173 economic actor now era market deregulation borderlessness question still achieved turn century billion people category poor earning less dollar per day million people lack access health services billion people lack access basic sanitation billion people expected survive age number malnourished million people nearly per cent children one tragic situations approach end health
TTO 1999 622 622 century save world self-destruction question type economic arrangement will ensure salvation surely one feast table leaving mere crumbs majority one can insulated catastrophe inherent situation disease terrorism drug trade human enslavement child labour ecological disaster will continue produced world bereft economic social justice fortress whether economic military will strong enough insulate health
TUN 1999 1449 1449 us responsive options commitments gained acceptance international community set forth recommendations various international conferences also rely united nations institutions united nations development programme undp world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef united nations population fund unfpa food agriculture organization united nations fao institutions view prestige experience well interest fight poverty health
TZA 1999 698 698 substitute increased bilateral non-debt-creating aid neither financed reallocation committed aid tanzania established multilateral-debt-relief fund help service multilateral debt direct savings poverty-reducing activities social sector education health water services shown possible link debt relief directly poverty eradication initiatives transparent accountable manner involves government civil society donor countries debt relief received fund gone health
TZA 1999 1503 1503 can succeed unless address specific problems related poverty women urge united nations continue promoting gender equality issues including provision resources technical assistance enhance women’s education health projects aimed empowerment government striving make sure women given opportunity fully participate levels decision-making get equal access education access credits preferential basis also taken measures health
UGA 1999 766 766 world factors underlying underdevelopment mentioned several times however implementation solutions fallen short expectations urge united nations adopt concrete measures deal problems external debt burden illiteracy disease famine expect united nations world trade organization create favourable international trading regime can promote fair competition permit ascendancy primary commodity producers abject poverty reasonable wealth health
USA 1999 274 274 offer three resolutions new millennium first let us resolve wage unrelenting battle poverty shared prosperity part humanity left behind global economy globalization inherently divisive infant mortality developing countries cut nearly half since life expectancy increased years according united nations human development index measures decent standard living good education long healthy life health
USA 1999 539 539 concerns also come aid countries struggling rise held burden debt g-7 nations adopted plan reduce per cent outstanding debt world’s poorest countries freeing resources education health growth us developed developing countries alike take action now halt global climate_change fighting poverty great deal vulnerable members human family will hurt first hurt rising health
USA 1999 570 570 alike take action now halt global climate_change fighting poverty great deal vulnerable members human family will hurt first hurt rising temperatures devastate agriculture accelerate spread disease tropical countries flood island nations mean developing countries must sacrifice growth protect environment absolutely throughout history key human progress willingness abandon big ideas longer true health
USA 1999 630 630 use energy industrial age challenge opportunity developing countries today skip costs industrial age using technologies improve economy environment time finally win fight poverty must improve health care people next years africa aids expected kill people orphan children wars twentieth century combined year diseases malaria tuberculosis pneumonia leave millions children without parents health
USA 1999 647 647 environment time finally win fight poverty must improve health care people next years africa aids expected kill people orphan children wars twentieth century combined year diseases malaria tuberculosis pneumonia leave millions children without parents millions parents without children yet diseases vaccine research advancing slowly part potential customers poor per cent global health
USA 1999 648 648 time finally win fight poverty must improve health care people next years africa aids expected kill people orphan children wars twentieth century combined year diseases malaria tuberculosis pneumonia leave millions children without parents millions parents without children yet diseases vaccine research advancing slowly part potential customers poor per cent global biomedical health
USA 1999 650 650 win fight poverty must improve health care people next years africa aids expected kill people orphan children wars twentieth century combined year diseases malaria tuberculosis pneumonia leave millions children without parents millions parents without children yet diseases vaccine research advancing slowly part potential customers poor per cent global biomedical research devoted health
USA 1999 661 661 aids expected kill people orphan children wars twentieth century combined year diseases malaria tuberculosis pneumonia leave millions children without parents millions parents without children yet diseases vaccine research advancing slowly part potential customers poor per cent global biomedical research devoted major killers developing world country can break poverty’s bonds people disabled health
USA 1999 687 687 vaccine research advancing slowly part potential customers poor per cent global biomedical research devoted major killers developing world country can break poverty’s bonds people disabled disease government overwhelmed needs ill united nations leadership come close eradicating polio scourge children everywhere reported cases worldwide asked congress fund major increase finish job ask health
USA 1999 721 721 close eradicating polio scourge children everywhere reported cases worldwide asked congress fund major increase finish job ask nations follow suit begun comprehensive battle global aids epidemic year seeking another million prevention counselling care africa want get need new drugs prevent transmission mothers newborns today commit united states concerted effort accelerate development health
USA 1999 749 749 another million prevention counselling care africa want get need new drugs prevent transmission mothers newborns today commit united states concerted effort accelerate development delivery vaccines malaria tuberculosis aids diseases disproportionately affect developing world many approaches proposed tax credits special funds purchase vaccines tackle issues will ask public-health experts chief executive officers health
USA 1999 752 752 counselling care africa want get need new drugs prevent transmission mothers newborns today commit united states concerted effort accelerate development delivery vaccines malaria tuberculosis aids diseases disproportionately affect developing world many approaches proposed tax credits special funds purchase vaccines tackle issues will ask public-health experts chief executive officers pharmaceutical companies foundation health
VEN 1999 857 857 number children young people starting new school year increased per cent furthermore attention education gone beyond one principal national priorities now matter states can said health activated special plan call project bolivar six months dealing venezuelans greatest needs health road repairs opening ways penetration activation sectors microenterprises set people’s bank provide health
VEN 1999 870 870 education gone beyond one principal national priorities now matter states can said health activated special plan call project bolivar six months dealing venezuelans greatest needs health road repairs opening ways penetration activation sectors microenterprises set people’s bank provide microcredit especially bring recovery economy microeconomy created unique social fund promote solutions basically health
VEN 1999 896 896 road repairs opening ways penetration activation sectors microenterprises set people’s bank provide microcredit especially bring recovery economy microeconomy created unique social fund promote solutions basically health education can seen promoting genuine process transition politically socially economically ethically new venezuela born born present world free sovereign ready take firmly flags new world health
WSM 1999 99 99 united nations remarkable terms done achieved times extreme appalling odds twentieth century marked violence tragedy throughout millions died countless conflicts worldwide millions continue perish poverty disease secretary-general’s report work organization thoughtful challenging world one trouble insecurity range complexity issues worrying respects seemingly overwhelming ordinary aspirations matched effective action far many embroiled health
YEM 1999 768 768 conducive reconciliation achievement harmony peace stability region known societies host refugees fleeing areas war oppression bear heavy burdens sustain tragic consequences peoples face serious environmental health hazards societies also face considerable economic financial hardships result hosting refugees indeed regrettable humanitarian work done refugees certain countries disastrous tragic results countries happening today health
ZAF 1999 755 755 human person promotion social progress securing better life argued conditions exist movement towards realization objectives spelt declaration matter common cause among us levels poverty ignorance disease continue afflict billions around globe constitute direct denial dignity worth human person committed certain also agree process globalization also accompanied growing inequality within among countries health
ZAF 1999 838 838 science technology continue develop way difficult believe taken together large concentrations capital characterize world economy means exist within human society make required impact poverty ignorance disease indeed can argued quite rationally international peace democracy prosperity necessary condition rapid growth world economy expansion corporations small big require global markets similarly revolution information health
ZMB 1999 538 538 growth development solution concerned approach question debt open minds view finding lasting solution problem added problem spread hiv aids matter grave concern country africa whole disease continued overwhelm continent rob meagre material financial resources devastation youthful active population therefore necessary humanity rise regard hiv aids global problem act unison therefore call health
ZMB 1999 587 587 therefore call upon international community redouble efforts fighting scourge let take opportunity report body last week september zambia hosted eleventh international conference aids sexually transmitted diseases africa holding conference adopted programme action fight spread deadly disease africa twenty- first century among things demonstration african continent’s commitment fight deadly disease hope united health
ZMB 1999 597 597 take opportunity report body last week september zambia hosted eleventh international conference aids sexually transmitted diseases africa holding conference adopted programme action fight spread deadly disease africa twenty- first century among things demonstration african continent’s commitment fight deadly disease hope united nations will therefore embrace outcome conference provide necessary leadership fight health
ZMB 1999 610 610 sexually transmitted diseases africa holding conference adopted programme action fight spread deadly disease africa twenty- first century among things demonstration african continent’s commitment fight deadly disease hope united nations will therefore embrace outcome conference provide necessary leadership fight pandemic threatens survival humankind aids problem deserves collective moral political will combat successfully health
ZMB 1999 623 623 africa twenty- first century among things demonstration african continent’s commitment fight deadly disease hope united nations will therefore embrace outcome conference provide necessary leadership fight pandemic threatens survival humankind aids problem deserves collective moral political will combat successfully let now turn phenomenon conflicts continued bedevil africa southern african subregion conflicts angola health
ZMB 1999 1279 1279 mission world body attend just areas conflict admittedly perilous times africa ever faced multiple dangers armed conflict general political instability ever-growing danger posed hiv aids pandemic can call concerted joint world efforts help reduce dangers face africa world general various ways world can come aid africa important aid creating conditions make health
AND 2000 997 997 have-not countries dangers environment practical matters seen paraphrase annan need mechanisms equalize benefits globalization make life positive thing peoples mean quest superfluous material goods shelter health protection disease add simply tenure ambassador united nations hosted series summits conferences designed address problems rio istanbul copenhagen beijing rome just name world conference racism health
AND 2000 999 999 dangers environment practical matters seen paraphrase annan need mechanisms equalize benefits globalization make life positive thing peoples mean quest superfluous material goods shelter health protection disease add simply tenure ambassador united nations hosted series summits conferences designed address problems rio istanbul copenhagen beijing rome just name world conference racism racial discrimination health
AND 2000 1342 1342 liberty peace primary hence united nations even respects national borders needs recognize can become proactive protection rights case civil conflict great global threat aids infectious diseases demands response nation recognition threats can never adequately dealt alone working globally united nations short need united nations many said need united nations began speech health
ARG 2000 1373 1373 provide humanitarian assistance peoples victims extreme emergencies also mitigate serious problems affect people also mention issue aids particularly affects poorest areas world million people suffer illness today virus spread dramatically particular two thirds victims sub-saharan africa pandemic aggravating poverty illness death many workers draining already weakened economies impact phenomenon future affected health
ARG 2000 1384 1384 affect people also mention issue aids particularly affects poorest areas world million people suffer illness today virus spread dramatically particular two thirds victims sub-saharan africa pandemic aggravating poverty illness death many workers draining already weakened economies impact phenomenon future affected regions will probably mean greater marginalization will undermine foundations stability security health
ARG 2000 1387 1387 mention issue aids particularly affects poorest areas world million people suffer illness today virus spread dramatically particular two thirds victims sub-saharan africa pandemic aggravating poverty illness death many workers draining already weakened economies impact phenomenon future affected regions will probably mean greater marginalization will undermine foundations stability security peace international community health
ARG 2000 1422 1422 future affected regions will probably mean greater marginalization will undermine foundations stability security peace international community organization specialized agencies must contribute urgently available resources fight disease like refer particular sovereignty dispute country united kingdom regarding malvinas south georgia south sandwich islands well surrounding seas recovery full exercise sovereignty part national territory health
ATG 2000 363 363 whether influence multinational enterprises maritime activity deplete resources pollute environment instead nutritional level improving statistics show poverty spread sick poor countries access medicines needed improve health societies globalization let us recognize imperfections address meaningfully let us preach say globalization human face continue hear opportunities developing countries still waiting benefits made manifest health
AUT 2000 1019 1019 session general assembly jointly launched appeal fellow leaders order energize common fight global scourge hiv aids scourge increasingly affects women girls efforts counter hiv aids pandemic must multifaceted must encompass access adequate medical care drugs social protection must encompass information services available girls women help understand sexual reproductive rights order protect health
AUT 2000 1049 1049 access adequate medical care drugs social protection must encompass information services available girls women help understand sexual reproductive rights order protect unwanted pregnancies sexually transmitted diseases including hiv aids combined education young men respect women’s self-determination share responsibility women matters health sexuality reproduction united nations decade human rights education spanning period health
AUT 2000 1064 1064 understand sexual reproductive rights order protect unwanted pregnancies sexually transmitted diseases including hiv aids combined education young men respect women’s self-determination share responsibility women matters health sexuality reproduction united nations decade human rights education spanning period 1995-2005 unanimously adopted assembly forty- ninth session reached mid-term might therefore wish give new momentum health
BDI 2000 1268 1268 national language kirundi says go sleep empty stomach will wake heart full hatred secret world abundance riches resources kinds prevent people parts world dying hunger malnutrition fellow human beings parts world sometimes even countries cities wallowing luxury means true cooperation kind encourages growth production income enable people take control health education health
BDI 2000 1292 1292 hunger malnutrition fellow human beings parts world sometimes even countries cities wallowing luxury means true cooperation kind encourages growth production income enable people take control health education nutrition decent housing giving greater assistance poorest countries rich countries working fairer world greater security people millennium report secretary-general submitted agenda item b fifty-fourth health
BDI 2000 1294 1294 fellow human beings parts world sometimes even countries cities wallowing luxury means true cooperation kind encourages growth production income enable people take control health education nutrition decent housing giving greater assistance poorest countries rich countries working fairer world greater security people millennium report secretary-general submitted agenda item b fifty-fourth session rightly health
BDI 2000 1326 1326 countries rich countries working fairer world greater security people millennium report secretary-general submitted agenda item b fifty-fourth session rightly stresses seriousness tragedy caused hiv aids pandemic throughout world focusing particular attention africa million people hiv-positive million sub-saharan african according report region one child ten lost mother aids pessimistic prediction made will health
BDI 2000 1357 1357 africa million people hiv-positive million sub-saharan african according report region one child ten lost mother aids pessimistic prediction made will million orphans burundi escaped dangerous epidemic appeared beginning 1980s continuing cause devastation today particularly among active therefore productive people meantime assistance world health organization united nations children’s fund actors extend heartfelt health
BDI 2000 1374 1374 prediction made will million orphans burundi escaped dangerous epidemic appeared beginning 1980s continuing cause devastation today particularly among active therefore productive people meantime assistance world health organization united nations children’s fund actors extend heartfelt thanks government launched robust prevention policy hiv aids special fund established combat scourge decimate entire generations endorse health
BDI 2000 1404 1404 fund actors extend heartfelt thanks government launched robust prevention policy hiv aids special fund established combat scourge decimate entire generations endorse recommendations secretary-general reduce hiv infection rate particularly increasing access information education health services people already infected time recommend pharmaceutical industry provided financial support necessary develop effective affordable vaccine eradicate scourge health
BDI 2000 1411 1411 robust prevention policy hiv aids special fund established combat scourge decimate entire generations endorse recommendations secretary-general reduce hiv infection rate particularly increasing access information education health services people already infected time recommend pharmaceutical industry provided financial support necessary develop effective affordable vaccine eradicate scourge end century can sure built secure prosperous health
BFA 2000 282 282 priorities whether involves resolving smouldering open conflicts continue decimate populations force flee thousands exile whether entails looking lasting solutions problems underdevelopment unbearable debt burden aids pandemic malaria natural environmental disasters must whatever cost continually go back sources history therefore make solemn appeal conscience peoples united nations prevent hegemony domination hallmark organization health
BFA 2000 283 283 whether involves resolving smouldering open conflicts continue decimate populations force flee thousands exile whether entails looking lasting solutions problems underdevelopment unbearable debt burden aids pandemic malaria natural environmental disasters must whatever cost continually go back sources history therefore make solemn appeal conscience peoples united nations prevent hegemony domination hallmark organization third health
BFA 2000 719 719 role consolidating regulating rule law strengthening decentralization local governance turning economy government concentrating truly unified type development priorities poverty eradication environmental protection food self-sufficiency education health welcome heavily indebted poor countries hipc debt initiative seeks reduce debt poor highly indebted countries election country body strengthens anti- poverty strategy african level burkina health
BGD 2000 550 550 thirds bangladesh population risk result arsenic contamination drinking water government responded crisis urgency determination collaboration international agencies world bank united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization well non-governmental organizations ngos adequate emphasis also given ensuring alternative sources safe drinking water community statement security council summit two weeks ago prime minister health
BGR 2000 73 73 summit general assembly session expect consensus decisions aimed strengthened efficient united nations capable bringing us closer common vision better future rid scourge conflict war poverty disease backwardness under-development based peace security sustainable development prosperity context dominating tendency towards globalized interdependent world truly formidable task achieved separate country region requires broad sustained health
BGR 2000 130 130 common humanity diversity rightly pointed millennium declaration verge new millennium exaggeration say humanity achieved lot nowadays disposal far better efficient means produce goods services fight diseases live longer better lives reap benefits new information technologies spheres life time recognize humanity still confronted tremendous challenges poverty misery still dominant large parts world health
BGR 2000 1353 1353 importance role united nations field sustainable development following closely united nations dialogue activities respective united nations bodies agencies issues related demographics social development women fight diseases drugs bulgaria cooperating actively united nations system specialized agencies programmes interested developing cooperation looking forward dynamic streamlined activities especially use potential united nations development programme health
BGR 2000 1405 1405 assistance development implementation joint projects regard system resident coordinators efforts make system operational will undoubtedly play important role bulgaria shares concern international community regarding spread diseases particular aids virus support activities united nations field join efforts governments non-governmental organizations academic research institutions fight dangerous disease development economic growth impossible without full health
BGR 2000 1424 1424 shares concern international community regarding spread diseases particular aids virus support activities united nations field join efforts governments non-governmental organizations academic research institutions fight dangerous disease development economic growth impossible without full participation global economic financial exchanges opinion united nations institutions play active role regard specific problems related economic transition reforms health
BHR 2000 225 225 strengthen role organization confident successful giving effect principles organization will able fulfil political economic social human responsibilities foremost among responsibilities preservation international peace security combating disease poverty ignorance drugs violence terrorism crime responsibilities also include preservation environment natural resources cold war era threatened world dangers risks war ultimate challenges world must health
BHR 2000 1227 1227 transfer products goods services across borders immense advances information technology coupled balance global national economic policies despite benefits globalization fields information technology electronic commerce education health social development access markets consumer benefits ability compete fear globalization’s adverse aspects might affect numerous segments developing societies might ability benefit opportunities provided globalization given health
BHS 2000 629 629 significant opportunity concerted action especially urge developed countries firearms manufactured take steps necessary prevent illicit arms trafficking millennium declaration world leaders committed eradication poverty hunger disease making right development reality commitment compels us act several fronts achieve objectives must example reach agreement ensure success high-level international intergovernmental event financing development held health
BHS 2000 733 733 alien-smuggling commitment means must achieve comprehensive reform security council addressing unfolding human tragedy hiv aids also important front millennium declaration charges us work pernicious effect disease particularly economically productive sectors society devastating impact families communities nations globally however major burden aids presents particularly health care systems profoundly felt developing countries threatens health
BHS 2000 751 751 millennium declaration charges us work pernicious effect disease particularly economically productive sectors society devastating impact families communities nations globally however major burden aids presents particularly health care systems profoundly felt developing countries threatens limit reverse development efforts adequate resources must provided confront hiv aids particularly africa regard pharmaceutical industry must encouraged health
BHS 2000 792 792 confront hiv aids particularly africa regard pharmaceutical industry must encouraged play necessary role bahamas welcomed recently convened conference barbados auspices world bank unaids pan american health organization world health organization paho united nations development programme undp caricom canadian international development agency cida brought together high-level caribbean health education economic development labour health
BHS 2000 795 795 particularly africa regard pharmaceutical industry must encouraged play necessary role bahamas welcomed recently convened conference barbados auspices world bank unaids pan american health organization world health organization paho united nations development programme undp caricom canadian international development agency cida brought together high-level caribbean health education economic development labour policy-makers bahamas committed health
BHS 2000 813 813 bank unaids pan american health organization world health organization paho united nations development programme undp caricom canadian international development agency cida brought together high-level caribbean health education economic development labour policy-makers bahamas committed part addressing serious problem offered host regional centre assist combating hiv aids pandemic agenda set united nations world health
BHS 2000 833 833 cida brought together high-level caribbean health education economic development labour policy-makers bahamas committed part addressing serious problem offered host regional centre assist combating hiv aids pandemic agenda set united nations world leaders formidable one forgive restate obvious secretary-general carry crucial mandates entrusted unless assured adequate predictable resources timely basis time quotas health
BRA 2000 1073 1073 sierra leone democratic republic congo still show results conflict angola goes relentlessly result unita’s inexcusable failure comply international directives law growing awareness devastating dimensions aids epidemic africa rest world less week ago historic meeting hall world leaders took stock work achievements multilateralism outcome clearer reaffirmation determined unequivocal commitment reinvigorate united nations health
BRB 2000 528 528 unwarranted interference internal state governance balance sheet twentieth century area economic social development similarly mixed united nations specialized agencies programmes made great strides fight hunger disease deprivation progress evenly distributed goal alleviation ultimate eradication poverty remains largely unfulfilled desperate consequences growing numbers world’s population live extreme poverty structural adjustment errant compass health
BRB 2000 807 807 probably one disastrous threats sustainability threat ended lives unimaginable number persons crippled economies threatened productive workforce southern africa taken increasing toll asia subregion caribbean referring pandemic aids hiv current estimates indicate million people worldwide now infected disease caribbean region alone figure numbers astounding frightening statistic contemplate country like barbados population people health
BRB 2000 818 818 crippled economies threatened productive workforce southern africa taken increasing toll asia subregion caribbean referring pandemic aids hiv current estimates indicate million people worldwide now infected disease caribbean region alone figure numbers astounding frightening statistic contemplate country like barbados population people region highest prevalence per capita western hemisphere prevalence second sub-saharan africa health
BRB 2000 866 866 second sub-saharan africa reported joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids every day new hiv infections per cent reported aids cases occur developing world aids pandemic view gravest economic social crisis facing global community enter twenty-first century many leaders policy-makers now beginning grasp enormity problem fully appreciate devastating impact aids will health
BRB 2000 937 937 present workforce productive also reproductive capacity thus simultaneously decimating economic potential two generations sobering reality aids now leading cause death among young men caribbean projected disease may cause decline region’s gross domestic product much per cent next decade tackle grave crisis solely basis current strategies financial flows containing spread aids dealing health
BRB 2000 983 983 flows containing spread aids dealing economic impact immediate priority will require major commitment human financial resources regard pleased note serious attention now given crisis world health organization world bank international financial institutions just yesterday barbados major conference convened auspices world bank unaids pan american health organization united nations development programme caribbean health
BRB 2000 1002 1002 serious attention now given crisis world health organization world bank international financial institutions just yesterday barbados major conference convened auspices world bank unaids pan american health organization united nations development programme caribbean community canadian international development agency bring together high-level caribbean health education economic development labour-policy makers map new crisis strategy health
BRB 2000 1018 1018 major conference convened auspices world bank unaids pan american health organization united nations development programme caribbean community canadian international development agency bring together high-level caribbean health education economic development labour-policy makers map new crisis strategy caribbean region barbados applauds recommendations secretary-general united nations adopt explicit goal reduction hiv-infection rates persons years health
BRB 2000 1076 1076 per cent globally united nations must make aids education research priority coming century determined leadership needed persuade governments international pharmaceutical companies partnership must developed combat disease research provision drugs reasonable cost need trafficking abuse illegal drugs paralysed development many societies also eroded productivity work force led social discord violence conspicuous erosion health
BRB 2000 1328 1328 ocean affairs intends active participant consultative process welcome efforts general assembly address problems over-exploitation living marine resources degradation marine environment collective efforts governments alleviate poverty disease help human capital take full advantage opportunities economic social advancement take place within parameters challenging new international order naturally refer phenomenon globalization globalization entirely new health
BRN 2000 324 324 food shelter medicine take part successfully new global economy means work agencies united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization vital needs proceed urgently held back essential funds diverted solving ancient problems vital tasks united nations today held hostage twentieth century urgent new work health
BWA 2000 177 177 century even meet bloody conflicts varying degrees intensity savagery ravaging societies many places around globe endemic poverty holds sway developing world contrast lavish opulence west diseases virulent devastating hiv aids pandemic continued cause untold misery world particularly sub-saharan africa problems pose serious challenge united nations international community whole character twenty-first century health
BWA 2000 182 182 varying degrees intensity savagery ravaging societies many places around globe endemic poverty holds sway developing world contrast lavish opulence west diseases virulent devastating hiv aids pandemic continued cause untold misery world particularly sub-saharan africa problems pose serious challenge united nations international community whole character twenty-first century will doubt determined ability commitment health
CAF 2000 229 229 solidarity concord philosophy founding fathers united nations can one explain years later far attaining goal peace assured gives way war factors penury destitution poverty aids malaria tuberculosis compounded intolerance injustice indifference social inequalities make threats balance peace progress reality quarter humankind three quarters still enjoying decent living conditions solidarity still something health
CIV 2000 216 216 particular case country like emphasize even current difficult circumstances government continues allocate per cent budgetary earnings paying external debt quite naturally detriment priority programmes relating health education food self-sufficiency adding must overlook inflation speculation lead fluctuations commodity prices addition main preoccupation combating poverty côte d’ivoire believes resolve conflicts preventive diplomacy must health
COG 2000 679 679 organization demonstrated utility reform today unavoidable make credible world undergoing constant change will changed profoundly globalization absolutely necessary must strong political will fight poverty ignorance illness injustice violence well degradation destruction planet way guarantee credibility united nations peoples united nations may commitments made millennium summit guide daily actions role united nations health
COM 2000 363 363 land-locked states developing countries limited size particularly exposed dangers given increasing severity problem increasingly urgent need give priority protecting ecological systems fifthly dangers posed serious diseases populations suffering diseases aids malaria many others extreme poverty included sixthly dangers posed marginalization poor countries midst world undergoing rapid change world hard countries find health
COM 2000 366 366 countries limited size particularly exposed dangers given increasing severity problem increasingly urgent need give priority protecting ecological systems fifthly dangers posed serious diseases populations suffering diseases aids malaria many others extreme poverty included sixthly dangers posed marginalization poor countries midst world undergoing rapid change world hard countries find way seventhly finally health
COM 2000 368 368 size particularly exposed dangers given increasing severity problem increasingly urgent need give priority protecting ecological systems fifthly dangers posed serious diseases populations suffering diseases aids malaria many others extreme poverty included sixthly dangers posed marginalization poor countries midst world undergoing rapid change world hard countries find way seventhly finally dangers countries health
CPV 2000 479 479 enabling environment development poverty eradication can sustainably achieved priorities considered developing measures will vary extent areas greatest poverty african continent certainly essential reverse decline public health devote necessary resources improving quality expanding scope public education today’s world can development unless people reached minimum level health education unless country question reached reasonable health
CPV 2000 498 498 continent certainly essential reverse decline public health devote necessary resources improving quality expanding scope public education today’s world can development unless people reached minimum level health education unless country question reached reasonable level infrastructure without viably accept economic investment needs furthermore countless developing countries continue hope lasting solutions core problem unsustainable health
CRI 2000 484 484 rights inexcusable killings political religious ethnic motives displacement millions refugees internally displaced persons matter profound concern distressed also fact thousands perish daily starvation easily curable diseases concerned fact thousands persons still persecuted incarcerated political opinions reasons hundreds subject degrading torture forced live extreme poverty persistence war cause inexcusable atrocities recurrent humanitarian health
CRI 2000 980 980 oppression population reduction military expenditure especially valuable developing states whose resources limited mismanaged context armies heavy burden national budgets constant source tension repression better devote health billion developing countries waste armed forces preferable allocate education billion dollars spent arms transfers third world historical experience made us witness example multifaceted positive relationship health
CRI 2000 1018 1018 arms transfers third world historical experience made us witness example multifaceted positive relationship disarmament development second step path peace development devote many resources possible education health educated people can live freedom healthy people can work development cultured people can part contemporary globalized world reasons must invest intensively systematically human resources also health
CUB 2000 282 282 charter engage deep democratization process international relations possible now buttress threatening language attempts interfering domestic affairs countries fallen idea serious problems underdevelopment after-effects colonialism hunger disease consequences constant pillaging third world countries real cause current conflicts can resolved use smart bombs really paradoxical western powers developing new ever sophisticated killing devices health
CUB 2000 437 437 attention so-much trumpeted yet unfulfilled purpose setting aside portion nearly us billion currently used military expenses promote development try save victims silent war year year disease starvation kills million third-world children years age case peace will possible development one hundred third-world countries presently observing stone guests irresponsible squandering wealthy selfish consumer health
CUB 2000 707 707 poor country nonetheless large store human capital already started take action deeds words need today two years ago put place comprehensive health-care plan almost cuban health workers rendering services free charge countries central america caribbean sub-saharan africa now given urgent appeal african countries like reiterate offer president fidel castro made united health
CUB 2000 735 735 services free charge countries central america caribbean sub-saharan africa now given urgent appeal african countries like reiterate offer president fidel castro made united nations world health organization developed countries millennium summit cooperate africa fight aids terrible diseases currently threatening wipe entire continent cuba ready supply additional cuban doctors paramedics undertaking sub-saharan health
CUB 2000 746 746 urgent appeal african countries like reiterate offer president fidel castro made united nations world health organization developed countries millennium summit cooperate africa fight aids terrible diseases currently threatening wipe entire continent cuba ready supply additional cuban doctors paramedics undertaking sub-saharan africa also contribute training african health workers field essential industrialized countries health
CUB 2000 766 766 cooperate africa fight aids terrible diseases currently threatening wipe entire continent cuba ready supply additional cuban doctors paramedics undertaking sub-saharan africa also contribute training african health workers field essential industrialized countries share supply necessary medicines materials programme africa waiting us cuba stands ready now developed countries democracy within countries goal sought health
CUB 2000 1061 1061 now represented assembly colonies time talk today saving africa ruthlessly pillaged time yet arrived hundreds thousands cubans go african lands struggle real rights people apartheid disease illiteracy moment united states government set overthrow cuban revolution committed social justice true independence people threatened ethics morality example secular domination united states exercised entire health
DEU 2000 432 432 communication technologies contingent upon initiatives field education well availability necessary resources however can poor countries ever catch economically time afflicted much greater degree north terrible diseases fight disastrous spread aids virus particularly africa must priority us focus must prevention time access medicines must improved vaccine research must intensified world bank’s promising health
DJI 2000 92 92 beset mounting demands dwindling resources without deft tenacious imaginative leadership trials tribulations united nations continued unabated past year restore peace tackle wars conflicts natural disasters disease also addressing development list difficulties goes yet secretary-general mr kofi annan managed strengthen organization make better suited meet demands times enlightened guidance united nations continues health
DJI 2000 195 195 healthier world inhabitants will decisive future humankind many respects however still open question perhaps sign times overview world today must give prominence fact world ravaged disease namely aids deadly epidemic continuing spread aware terrible toll particularly africa decimating youth professional classes labour force health-care systems will international community will put test health
DJI 2000 199 199 decisive future humankind many respects however still open question perhaps sign times overview world today must give prominence fact world ravaged disease namely aids deadly epidemic continuing spread aware terrible toll particularly africa decimating youth professional classes labour force health-care systems will international community will put test will see responds crisis health
DMA 2000 105 105 world citizens global village declaration also strikingly sad chronicle deplorable degrading conditions affect lives world’s population debilitating abject poverty economic deprivation oppression injustice inadequate non-existent health care face hiv aids epidemic victimization basis ethnicity children without educational opportunities daily experiences hunger lack fresh clean water uncertain prospects ever escaping depressing unhealthy health
DMA 2000 110 110 also strikingly sad chronicle deplorable degrading conditions affect lives world’s population debilitating abject poverty economic deprivation oppression injustice inadequate non-existent health care face hiv aids epidemic victimization basis ethnicity children without educational opportunities daily experiences hunger lack fresh clean water uncertain prospects ever escaping depressing unhealthy surroundings conditions newly discovered immediately health
DMA 2000 792 792 official development assistance indispensable process declining trend provision official development assistance must perforce necessarily reversed deadly threat human resource base population large contagion hiv aids disease takes heavy toll lives also social economic terms countries affected least able deal consequences statistics recent world conference hiv aids indicate sub-saharan africa highest rate health
DMA 2000 818 818 takes heavy toll lives also social economic terms countries affected least able deal consequences statistics recent world conference hiv aids indicate sub-saharan africa highest rate infection world caribbean coming close second african caribbean problem however global scope impact hiv aids pandemic warrants global attention action commonwealth dominica believes first immediate step health
DMA 2000 833 833 recent world conference hiv aids indicate sub-saharan africa highest rate infection world caribbean coming close second african caribbean problem however global scope impact hiv aids pandemic warrants global attention action commonwealth dominica believes first immediate step must come partnership pharmaceutical manufacturers stakeholders international community express purpose ensuring less costly hiv aids health
DMA 2000 905 905 matched increasing funding research commonwealth dominica participated global conference sustainable development small island developing states reaffirmed commitment sustainable development programmes enhance quality lives peoples including health well-being safety task ahead us ensure measures resources small island developing states oceans coastal environments biodiversity human resources utilized sustainable manner will advantage present future health
DNK 2000 237 237 taken issues diverse aids africa protection civilians armed conflicts children armed conflict initiatives increase awareness root causes conflict international community must shoulder responsibility relation aids epidemic sub- saharan africa rapid spread hiv aids seal fate million africans next five years epidemic undermines decades development efforts dissolves social texture nations destabilize entire health
DNK 2000 252 252 root causes conflict international community must shoulder responsibility relation aids epidemic sub- saharan africa rapid spread hiv aids seal fate million africans next five years epidemic undermines decades development efforts dissolves social texture nations destabilize entire regions aids epidemic local problem matter security global importance africa enormous potential millions continue survive health
DNK 2000 265 265 africa rapid spread hiv aids seal fate million africans next five years epidemic undermines decades development efforts dissolves social texture nations destabilize entire regions aids epidemic local problem matter security global importance africa enormous potential millions continue survive less one dollar day growing transfer private capital rarely flows countries africa must health
DOM 2000 617 617 government dominican republic accepts challenge globalization knows first thing address priorities development knows also greatest efforts must go towards establishing social justice resolve problems education health environment equality men women children eliminating poverty ending drug trafficking nutrition steady improvement human rights civil liberties fortunately many world’s peoples developed countries international bodies health
DOM 2000 628 628 development knows also greatest efforts must go towards establishing social justice resolve problems education health environment equality men women children eliminating poverty ending drug trafficking nutrition steady improvement human rights civil liberties fortunately many world’s peoples developed countries international bodies largely understand point globalization must unleash market forces bring protectionism production health
DZA 2000 383 383 demands times involving civil society work united nations will benefit considerable contribution non- governmental partners can provide meeting needs countries matters development particularly areas education health housing partnership expense purposes principles united nations independence decisions context vision state position humanitarian intervention us question whether acceptable intervene humanitarian disasters rather legal political health
DZA 2000 1383 1383 proved forces accord necessary importance social issues one area must translate reality values solidarity upon united nations founded interdependence marks international relations combating poverty ignorance epidemics effective unified tackling problem sustainable development third world necessarily entails settling problem debt reviving cooperation development promoting investments opening markets north products commodities south meeting health
ECU 2000 607 607 last week trust understanding fairness will mark continuation process definitive solution may found problem external debt crushing developing countries hindering implementation priority social programmes areas health education employment restraining effect debt undoubtedly one main obstacles fight reduce poverty attain goals set area necessary economic institutional order provides outlets countries small economies health
EGY 2000 183 183 namely right safety stability avoidance scourges war mass destruction armed conflicts right development decent life free poverty destitution want right live healthy environment free pollution disease negative social phenomena cursory glance state three rights reveal last decade international transformations become exposed new threats existing ones exacerbated manner threatening grave repercussions end health
EGY 2000 266 266 communications revolution emergence new kinds economic activities hold promise unlimited progress yet carry dangers widening development gap developed developing world healthy environment whole continents suffering epidemics environmental degradation backwardness spread ethnic wars well increased tragedies refugees africa region affected horrible triangle armed civil conflicts poverty economic backwardness degraded environment natural disasters health
EGY 2000 293 293 degradation backwardness spread ethnic wars well increased tragedies refugees africa region affected horrible triangle armed civil conflicts poverty economic backwardness degraded environment natural disasters deadly diseases epidemics belt tension encircling continent economic difficulties problems continue africa thus reached untenable situation requires immediate firm attention order help extricate quagmire must reiterate regard health
EGY 2000 294 294 backwardness spread ethnic wars well increased tragedies refugees africa region affected horrible triangle armed civil conflicts poverty economic backwardness degraded environment natural disasters deadly diseases epidemics belt tension encircling continent economic difficulties problems continue africa thus reached untenable situation requires immediate firm attention order help extricate quagmire must reiterate regard african health
ERI 2000 132 132 reminds us lofty principles enshrined united nations charter require us continuously strengthen united nations make necessary adjustments changes enable meet challenges justice peace security poverty disease socio-economic development inequities global economy protection environment thirdly respect ideals observance purposes principles united nations remain essential keys creation peaceful prosperous humane new world order health
ESP 2000 605 605 will certainly everything within power contribute success country follows guidelines produced world summit social development suggesting least per cent cooperation resources devoted basic social sectors health education housing employment greatest impact disadvantaged sectors population result eradication poverty spain prepared ambitious microcredit programme aimed meeting needs least favoured sectors population developing countries health
ESP 2000 672 672 resolutely support highly indebted poor countries initiative medium- income countries serious external debt problems excluded debt relief plans long implement meaningful domestic programmes eradicate poverty health sector severe setbacks recent years fight infectious diseases especially africa spain actively backs joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids efforts way facilitate access drugs health
ESP 2000 680 680 income countries serious external debt problems excluded debt relief plans long implement meaningful domestic programmes eradicate poverty health sector severe setbacks recent years fight infectious diseases especially africa spain actively backs joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids efforts way facilitate access drugs aids patients developing countries also supports holding special health
ESP 2000 709 709 actively backs joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids efforts way facilitate access drugs aids patients developing countries also supports holding special session general assembly illness moreover spain special interest examining possible action infectious parasitic diseases particularly africa first sentence charter states resolve united nations save succeeding generations scourge war must health
ESP 2000 719 719 way facilitate access drugs aids patients developing countries also supports holding special session general assembly illness moreover spain special interest examining possible action infectious parasitic diseases particularly africa first sentence charter states resolve united nations save succeeding generations scourge war must resign indefinite prolongation regional conflicts africa solution yet found situation health
FIN 2000 411 411 propose adopt means instruments achieve aims one recent challenges digital divide created revolution information communication technology computerization internet literacy end serve purposes development education literacy health care empowerment inclusion closing digital gap help developing countries join knowledge-based global economy long run digital revolution greatest potential developing countries information communication technology ict health
FJI 2000 1035 1035 united fiji multi-ethnic multicultural society different communities can live together peace harmony prosperity aspirations fijians rotumans realized paramountcy interests secure provision important social services education health communities priority quality life standard living people continuously improving fiji commends supports brahimi report peacekeeping timely thoughtful report implemented will considerably enhance ability united nations health
FSM 2000 415 415 violated consideration forum leaders meet kiribati addition increasing incidents civil unrest region facing new threats international financial cyber crime people-smuggling well challenge preventing controlling communicable diseases hiv aids pandemic threat associated uncontrolled access even small number weapons brought stark relief region recently adding weight forum leaders decision put place regional cooperation health
FSM 2000 418 418 leaders meet kiribati addition increasing incidents civil unrest region facing new threats international financial cyber crime people-smuggling well challenge preventing controlling communicable diseases hiv aids pandemic threat associated uncontrolled access even small number weapons brought stark relief region recently adding weight forum leaders decision put place regional cooperation legal framework control health
GAB 2000 1494 1494 two additional protocols signed head state gabon regarding campaign hiv aids pleased inform assembly initiative president bongo gabonese government just created national solidarity fund combat pandemic gabon believes creation international solidarity fund combat aids doubt help million people stricken illness majority developing countries especially africa turn now reform restructuring united nations health
GAB 2000 1508 1508 initiative president bongo gabonese government just created national solidarity fund combat pandemic gabon believes creation international solidarity fund combat aids doubt help million people stricken illness majority developing countries especially africa turn now reform restructuring united nations system report entitled peoples role united nations twenty- first century secretary-general emphasized need renew health
GHA 2000 1164 1164 commitment north-south partnership ensure new millennium governance nationally globally rests recognition wealth must lead impoverishment others every person earth must access certain basic social services health care education food safe water matter corner earth inhabits thus rich countries indispensable role play opening markets providing larger faster debt relief giving better focused health
GHA 2000 1370 1370 also hope positive outcome just ended international conference war-affected children held winnipeg canada will fully implemented ensure worldwide protection children conflicts now turn hiv aids pandemic whose impact greatest sub-saharan africa estimated affected modest gains social development statistics released xiii international aids conference south africa july year showed almost third people health
GHA 2000 1423 1423 ages years every minute six people age catch hiv girls per cent likely contract virus boys based data united nations children’s fund unicef emphasized defeat disease governments must commit largest mobilization resources history organize fighting full-blown war liberation young people forefront staggering situation must prick conscience entire international community rendering full health
GHA 2000 1454 1454 resources history organize fighting full-blown war liberation young people forefront staggering situation must prick conscience entire international community rendering full support efforts control minimize spread disease ghana supports secretary-general’s proposal adoption respectively deadlines reduce rate infection young persons assurance developed partners pharmaceutical industries easy availability inexpensive vaccines reach goal must also health
GHA 2000 1464 1464 staggering situation must prick conscience entire international community rendering full support efforts control minimize spread disease ghana supports secretary-general’s proposal adoption respectively deadlines reduce rate infection young persons assurance developed partners pharmaceutical industries easy availability inexpensive vaccines reach goal must also invest education publicity open discussions moral counselling youth particular must health
GHA 2000 1494 1494 partners pharmaceutical industries easy availability inexpensive vaccines reach goal must also invest education publicity open discussions moral counselling youth particular must understand indeed possible avoid disease exercising care since fatal disease transmitted limited number ways appeal developed partners full cooperation finally doubt united nations remains instrument confronting challenges millennium however can health
GHA 2000 1499 1499 inexpensive vaccines reach goal must also invest education publicity open discussions moral counselling youth particular must understand indeed possible avoid disease exercising care since fatal disease transmitted limited number ways appeal developed partners full cooperation finally doubt united nations remains instrument confronting challenges millennium however can surmount challenges sustaining good will health
GMB 2000 145 145 century confident concerted efforts servants people will energize united nations enable tackle challenges century important issues raised recently concluded summit conflict resolution poverty eradication accessibility health care debt relief mention echoed many speakers since general debate began issue particular concern president republic gambia delegation conflict situations particularly africa referring situations currently health
GMB 2000 1432 1432 per cent per cent respectively causes identified low crop yields inaccessibility credit low rainfall poor soil fertility unemployment insufficient food lack income basic needs poor health lack education intend address causes within framework gambia’s vision national blueprint socio-economic development president republic gambia thus reinforced use tractors mechanized ploughing modern agriculture techniques health
GMB 2000 1473 1473 gambia thus reinforced use tractors mechanized ploughing modern agriculture techniques order increase production rice groundnuts agricultural commodities effort achieve self-sufficiency efforts eradicate poverty also include health component indeed world bank rightly puts major acceleration growth unlikely without dramatic improvement human capital particularly public health delegation finds concept global alliance vaccines immunization health
GMB 2000 1491 1491 achieve self-sufficiency efforts eradicate poverty also include health component indeed world bank rightly puts major acceleration growth unlikely without dramatic improvement human capital particularly public health delegation finds concept global alliance vaccines immunization attractive indeed especially strategic objectives let juncture commend bill melinda gates foundation generous contribution towards delivery vaccines poorest health
GMB 2000 1527 1527 strategic objectives let juncture commend bill melinda gates foundation generous contribution towards delivery vaccines poorest countries supporting research view developing vaccines referring specifically research area malaria proud state medical research council gambia always enjoyed support encouragement government medical research council years accumulated lot experience expertise sure global alliance can make use health
GMB 2000 1561 1561 support encouragement government medical research council years accumulated lot experience expertise sure global alliance can make use experience expertise carrying mandate us west africa eradication malaria among highest priorities particularly gambia senegal guinea-bissau republic guinea meeting subregional level give effect world health organization’s roll back malaria strategy develop preventive curative remedies health
GMB 2000 1577 1577 use experience expertise carrying mandate us west africa eradication malaria among highest priorities particularly gambia senegal guinea-bissau republic guinea meeting subregional level give effect world health organization’s roll back malaria strategy develop preventive curative remedies implementation national level recent breakthrough human science successful decoding human genome bright prospects genome science will health
GMB 2000 1581 1581 mandate us west africa eradication malaria among highest priorities particularly gambia senegal guinea-bissau republic guinea meeting subregional level give effect world health organization’s roll back malaria strategy develop preventive curative remedies implementation national level recent breakthrough human science successful decoding human genome bright prospects genome science will allow development vaccines medicines health
GMB 2000 1609 1609 preventive curative remedies implementation national level recent breakthrough human science successful decoding human genome bright prospects genome science will allow development vaccines medicines remedies deadly diseases world even amazing major scientific breakthrough reaffirmation common humanity language book life fact peoples irrespective race religion region efforts make world better place humankind also health
GNQ 2000 362 362 millions victims different parts world poverty eradication requires improvement economic growth employment opportunities causes poverty must also tackled context sectoral strategies strategies environment food security health education population immigration housing development human resources rural development drinking water sanitation poverty eradication therefore one primary tasks peoples twenty-first century aspire action will promote health
GNQ 2000 498 498 session general assembly held june foreign debt fervently appeal donors cancel foreign debt developing countries understanding funds released will injected vulnerable sectors economies countries education health water sanitation gratified among major areas progress twentieth century see growing awareness humankind regarding respect promotion human rights democracy good governance country imperative survival objectives health
GRC 2000 96 96 times attempted establish norms peaceful coexistence effort built traditions religions well political structures norms tried battle fate seemingly dictated force poverty oppression prejudice chronic communicable diseases inequality withering environment throughout history efforts taken various forms commenced unique first step overriding principle order solve problems need work together month marked two events health
GRC 2000 1511 1511 working re-establish practice olympic truce aspire day tradition suspending hostilities olympic games becomes seed lasting peace huge amounts resources wasted military procurements war must channelled health education culture sport end close cooperation international olympic committee president samaranch established international centre olympic truce greece ancient modern greek word truce ekecheiria dual meaning health
GRD 2000 98 98 historic events provide unique opportunity view humanity’s progress face challenges us indeed summit declaration sets global vision twenty-first century delegation welcomes inclusion commitments fight poverty disease ignorance injustice violence degradation environment among others matter poverty disease united nations must address inequalities exist around world twenty-first century billion people live less one health
GRD 2000 108 108 us indeed summit declaration sets global vision twenty-first century delegation welcomes inclusion commitments fight poverty disease ignorance injustice violence degradation environment among others matter poverty disease united nations must address inequalities exist around world twenty-first century billion people live less one dollar day millions children elderly go bed hungry disease sickness health
GRD 2000 132 132 poverty disease united nations must address inequalities exist around world twenty-first century billion people live less one dollar day millions children elderly go bed hungry disease sickness wreak havoc lives children men women today hiv aids pandemic cuts short lives millions people making useful productive contributions world trade vital livelihood grenadians health
GRD 2000 143 143 century billion people live less one dollar day millions children elderly go bed hungry disease sickness wreak havoc lives children men women today hiv aids pandemic cuts short lives millions people making useful productive contributions world trade vital livelihood grenadians banana-exporting countries caribbean subregion includes grenada export bananas accounts significant percentage health
GRD 2000 449 449 fast-moving train globalization member states need share opportunities provided globalization act vehicle international peace economic security removing barriers trade capital flow prerequisites successful reduction poverty disease developing countries can mutually beneficial developed developing countries trade engine economic growth development days bartering present day e-commerce globalization therefore regard unilateral interference offshore services health
GRD 2000 687 687 delegation reaffirms root cause conflict within nations among nations can found injustice done weaker members international community stronger ones unless basics life food clothing shelter health employment attained human rights universal declaration human rights will meaningless suffer extreme deprivations especially context economic social cultural rights downplayed favour civil political rights since health
GRD 2000 750 750 better observance enjoyment noble goal join prime minister paying tribute publicly thanking government people republic china taiwan assistance given grenada respect agriculture marine resources education health culture infrastructure friendship sincerity republic china taiwan source strength endurance two countries 1t spirit grenada calls return republic china taiwan full membership united nations people health
GTM 2000 389 389 may secure dynamic growth economy resulting generation decent gainful productive employment together higher levels savings investment shall invest future according priority work force particularly areas health education including multilingual education shall carry new productive activities areas feel comparative advantages offer international level shall stimulate institutional environment necessary facilitate efficient functioning market health
GUY 2000 722 722 organizations effort maximize development effort strategic alliance can indeed enhance cooperation wide array global issues including aid trade investment protection environment well satisfy urgent education health housing needs succeed however compact must based mutual understanding respect clear definition respective roles partners must common objectives agendas well clear definition roles partner finally health
HND 2000 527 527 human beings affected hiv aids need access medicines pain relieved truly horrifying world produces thousands metric tons food needed feed population yet people dying hunger malnutrition poverty hunger millions human beings insult humanity affront dignity individuals room improved coordination organization continues important efforts prevent world conflicts many achievements implementing machinery world health
HRV 2000 709 709 depend solely political legal parameters accompanied development state economy local economy return process must sustained job opportunities small- medium-size enterprises strengthening social fabric adequate schools health institutions well better living conditions generally otherwise shall just turn returnees economic migrants will road small part legislative changes relates protection human minority rights croatia health
HUN 2000 208 208 issues goal reducing appalling disparities world many issues problems include poverty increasing economic social gaps developed developing countries environmental issues organized crime international terrorism aids diseases drugs human migration use internet sow intolerance extremist ideas forth exaggeration say order ensure stable just prosperous future humanity must soon possible get work following health
IDN 2000 505 505 can greatly provoke instability thus rather enjoying generalized peace prosperity world turn century continues disfigured ruthless conflicts wrenching poverty blatant inequalities problems including hunger illiteracy disease declarations programmes action critical importance changing reality implementation key convinced can alternative productive dialogue achieve aim dialogue must based mutual interests benefits shared responsibility genuine health
IRL 2000 137 137 organization resulted efficient streamlined operation will work others strengthen united nations order fulfil commitment made declaration ensure effective instrument pursuing fight peace development poverty ignorance disease cause peace transcends challenges whether middle east western balkans africa indeed island ireland determined efforts build secure durable peace must tirelessly pursued experience ireland taught health
IRL 2000 799 799 without peace can development without development peace hard sustain without freedom threat war human rights abuse famine can lasting human progress elimination poverty access basic health care education crucial sustainable development nonetheless witness today unprecedented contrast prosperity developed countries poverty left behind yet time witnessing actual decline international community’s development aid health
IRN 2000 190 190 earn less per cent total global income common destiny humanity age globalization requires us reject illusion building islands affluence prosperity stability turbulent sea war poverty disease ignorance insecurity globalization economic social cultural reality just allowed happen reality can collectively manage one key task ensure benefits globalization evenly distributed millennium report secretary-general health
ISL 2000 538 538 stability security within countries overestimated therefore essential compromises accepted field aims remain high security council commended discussing grave humanitarian crisis security threat posed hiv aids epidemic particularly sub-saharan africa also discussing issue children armed conflict discussion council served concentrate attention international community issues led way others take measures required issues affect health
ISL 2000 766 766 technologies offer many opportunities reduce poverty faster rate past strengthening development cooperation bilaterally multilaterally bilateral level concentrated group african countries focus strengthening fishing industry education health areas potential positively alter lives people need multilateral level will contributing heavily indebted poor countries debt initiative world bank international monetary fund decisions based compromises health
ISL 2000 845 845 pay contributions fully time without conditions recent years oceans world received increased attention general assembly welcome development iceland’s economy based sustainable harvest living marine resources health responsible stewardship oceans therefore critical importance us last year resolved improve united nations coordination area ocean affairs towards end established informal consultative process discuss secretary-general’s health
ISR 2000 982 982 experience anybody intention assert economic technological presence amidst neighbours want leaders elites throughout middle east need advice know real challenges ahead us modernizing economy combating disease hunger poverty illiteracy indeed small islands excellence notwithstanding middle east grave danger wrong side digital divide inaugural speech late president kennedy invited generation join struggle health
ISR 2000 1034 1034 trumpet summons us call bear arms though arms need call battle though embattled call bear burden long twilight struggle struggle common enemies man tyranny poverty disease war nothing will make us happier joining hands arab neighbours dignity mutuality noble struggles middle east tranquil yet still replete armed conflicts political hostilities animosities health
ITA 2000 1095 1095 words great american president john fitzgerald kennedy almost years ago said now trumpet summons us bear burden long twilight struggle common enemies man tyranny poverty disease war can forge enemies grand global alliance north south east west can ensure fruitful life mankind will join historic effort inaugural address january said wish health
JAM 2000 201 201 still remain fringes global economy development efforts frustrated challenges posed globalization trade liberalization sustainable development ultimately involves enhanced capacity income employment generation well provision equitable health education social benefits achieved without economic growth expansion opportunity globalization indeed carries potential far failed deliver majority developing countries small island states like jamaica another health
JOR 2000 328 328 meet requirements integration world economy majority developing countries struggling enter industrial era witnessed entry developed world era information technology striving provide basic services like infrastructure health care social welfare education witnessed frightening acceleration technological economic changes phenomenon thwarted hopes catching developed countries globalization openness economic integration make world unified economic environment health
JPN 2000 1085 1085 initiative example extending technical assistance heavily indebted poor countries prepare poverty- reduction strategies enter twenty-first century faced various issues conflicts poverty refugees human rights violations health crime terrorism environmental degradation also need build communities rights women children various vulnerable members society protected can demonstrate talents people can live together addressing issues health
JPN 2000 1134 1134 addressing issues increasingly important viewpoint securing existence life dignity individual strengthen efforts place human beings centre concept human security like first touch upon issue infectious diseases threat life individual also serious obstacle development nation-building japan will extend assistance efforts developing countries combat infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis will also actively health
JPN 2000 1152 1152 security like first touch upon issue infectious diseases threat life individual also serious obstacle development nation-building japan will extend assistance efforts developing countries combat infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis will also actively support activities non-governmental organizations developing countries working area moreover japan believes development united nations-centred legal framework combating transnational health
JPN 2000 1155 1155 touch upon issue infectious diseases threat life individual also serious obstacle development nation-building japan will extend assistance efforts developing countries combat infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis will also actively support activities non-governmental organizations developing countries working area moreover japan believes development united nations-centred legal framework combating transnational organized crime terrorism health
JPN 2000 1387 1387 year near future intends make contribution approximately billion yen ó roughly million fund fund borne fruit assisting efforts particularly areas post- conflict emergency assistance reconstruction health medical care basic education develop deepen concept human security study ways strengthen efforts context japan intends establish international committee human security participation leaders opinion stated health
KEN 2000 1040 1040 delegation concerned growing protectionism manifested attempts support new round multilateral trade negotiations within context wto kenya firmly opposed introduction new protectionist barriers trade camouflaged labour health environmental standards time urge implementation special differential provisions respect developing least developed countries low levels industrialization vulnerable nature economies increased globalization financial markets capital flows health
KEN 2000 1141 1141 need supportive international policies will ensure financial system’s efficient functioning slow progress africa’s attainment sustainable economic growth linked failure mobilize resources aggravated internal conflicts prevalence diseases malaria hiv aids pandemic causal relationship poverty deprivation country collaboration international agencies zealously pursuing scientific research find cure malaria hiv aids pandemic call upon international health
KEN 2000 1142 1142 supportive international policies will ensure financial system’s efficient functioning slow progress africa’s attainment sustainable economic growth linked failure mobilize resources aggravated internal conflicts prevalence diseases malaria hiv aids pandemic causal relationship poverty deprivation country collaboration international agencies zealously pursuing scientific research find cure malaria hiv aids pandemic call upon international community health
KEN 2000 1145 1145 will ensure financial system’s efficient functioning slow progress africa’s attainment sustainable economic growth linked failure mobilize resources aggravated internal conflicts prevalence diseases malaria hiv aids pandemic causal relationship poverty deprivation country collaboration international agencies zealously pursuing scientific research find cure malaria hiv aids pandemic call upon international community support research efforts health
KEN 2000 1160 1160 mobilize resources aggravated internal conflicts prevalence diseases malaria hiv aids pandemic causal relationship poverty deprivation country collaboration international agencies zealously pursuing scientific research find cure malaria hiv aids pandemic call upon international community support research efforts find cure diseases continue ravage millions kenya wishes stress need ensure easy availability existing drugs health
KEN 2000 1163 1163 internal conflicts prevalence diseases malaria hiv aids pandemic causal relationship poverty deprivation country collaboration international agencies zealously pursuing scientific research find cure malaria hiv aids pandemic call upon international community support research efforts find cure diseases continue ravage millions kenya wishes stress need ensure easy availability existing drugs already afflicted given health
KEN 2000 1173 1173 poverty deprivation country collaboration international agencies zealously pursuing scientific research find cure malaria hiv aids pandemic call upon international community support research efforts find cure diseases continue ravage millions kenya wishes stress need ensure easy availability existing drugs already afflicted given information technologies important prerequisites development developed countries direct resources accelerate health
KEN 2000 1265 1265 implementation reviewed view speeded share concerns expressed leaders developing countries attended okinawa g-8 summit impact debt burden poverty alleviation efforts debt repayment sub-saharan africa detriment health education essential services kenya urges creditor countries honour pledges debt relief increase balance payment support developing countries kenya attaches special importance south- south cooperation recognition health
KGZ 2000 816 816 economic aspects also environmental perspective submitted secretary- general year instruments ratification accession following treaties concerning environmental issues united nations framework convention climate_change convention long-range transboundary air_pollution rotterdam convention prior informed consent procedure certain hazardous chemicals pesticides international trade vienna convention protection ozone layer montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer today kyrgyz health
KNA 2000 1019 1019 world children future new millennium belongs behooves us dissipate ominous clouds horizon dreams can awaken world free fear experts contend obvious correlation persistence poverty poor health statistical reports hiv aids paint sinister picture saint kitts nevis disturbed rapid increase number persons infected hiv aids virus economic social consequences growth developing countries health
KNA 2000 1045 1045 statistical reports hiv aids paint sinister picture saint kitts nevis disturbed rapid increase number persons infected hiv aids virus economic social consequences growth developing countries disease recognize national boundaries threatens undermine future economic social development many nations look forward united nations special session hiv aids intensify better coordinate approaches international level health
KWT 2000 225 225 globe achieve adequate levels freedom dignity peace arms race increasing national racial conflicts poverty ignorance development human rights abuses terrorism environmental degradation spread lethal infectious diseases like hiv aids malaria list can indeed go ad infinitum effects dangers problems cut across national borders transcend artificial barriers anything fact confirms need consolidated health
KWT 2000 229 229 freedom dignity peace arms race increasing national racial conflicts poverty ignorance development human rights abuses terrorism environmental degradation spread lethal infectious diseases like hiv aids malaria list can indeed go ad infinitum effects dangers problems cut across national borders transcend artificial barriers anything fact confirms need consolidated international efforts reinforced united health
KWT 2000 1765 1765 implementation net result continent continues plagued bitter conflicts painful political instability aggravate already intractable economic social problems foremost among foreign debt poverty illiteracy spread contagious diseases hiv aids malaria afflict millions people claim lives hundreds thousands innocent victims every year sad indeed many countries africa suffering problems time modern world made health
KWT 2000 1768 1768 continent continues plagued bitter conflicts painful political instability aggravate already intractable economic social problems foremost among foreign debt poverty illiteracy spread contagious diseases hiv aids malaria afflict millions people claim lives hundreds thousands innocent victims every year sad indeed many countries africa suffering problems time modern world made enormous progress areas health
LAO 2000 178 178 will face minimal risk every area humankind will concentrate intelligence resources developing economy civilized culture prosperity equality just peaceful environment free violent confrontation concern poverty disease others however objectives set forth conferences lived expectations addition new challenges far complex erupted light globalization south summit group china held havana april year rightly health
LBN 2000 253 253 interests states large small actions must based principles solidarity equality justice enshrined charter particular importance crucial juncture human existence vast regions world plagued poverty deprivation disease others enjoying social economic boom rarely matched history mankind therefore important jump start different united nations organs specialized agencies already impressed us daily records achievement health
LBR 2000 132 132 present international financial structure despite much heralded dividends globalization offers developing countries still beset mounting debt burdens unfair trade practices declining official development assistance poor health delivery systems inadequate resource flows improved environment global interaction sensitive needs developing countries dire necessity must ignored deliberations purposes principles charter proved durable value years health
LBR 2000 1100 1100 essential explosives mining rock quarries hence arms embargo continues disruptive impact educational system economy well post-conflict environment urgent need build confidence enhance capacity government institutions health education agriculture-related agencies security apparatus vital meeting basic needs liberians including ex-combatants pledges made toward achievement objective paris december however little aid trickled reconstruction programmes health
LBR 2000 1500 1500 commission’s recommendation convene general assembly summit-level review preferably developing country reassess decision reached agenda rio conference among many impediments social economic development africa poverty poor health delivery systems intra-regional wars civil conflicts known fact correlation war civil conflict spread hiv aids hiv aids pandemic targets destroys human resource basis socio-economic development health
LBR 2000 1518 1518 impediments social economic development africa poverty poor health delivery systems intra-regional wars civil conflicts known fact correlation war civil conflict spread hiv aids hiv aids pandemic targets destroys human resource basis socio-economic development united nations records show prevalence hiv aids increases countries affected war civil conflicts owing population movements therefore ignore health
LBR 2000 1551 1551 united nations records show prevalence hiv aids increases countries affected war civil conflicts owing population movements therefore ignore fact post-conflict countries need special attention fight disease throughout africa hiv aids accounts increase death rate among young people adults ages respectively appeal relevant united nations agencies partners hiv aids programmes help liberia health
LBR 2000 1638 1638 infections applaud measures taken thus far provide care support access information medication hiv aids victims hence delegation commends united nations assistance countries significantly affected dreadful epidemic apart hiv aids malaria tuberculosis polio contribute immensely obliteration socio- economic gains countries widespread cognizant impediments infectious diseases pose socio-economic development nigeria offered host african health
LBR 2000 1642 1642 thus far provide care support access information medication hiv aids victims hence delegation commends united nations assistance countries significantly affected dreadful epidemic apart hiv aids malaria tuberculosis polio contribute immensely obliteration socio- economic gains countries widespread cognizant impediments infectious diseases pose socio-economic development nigeria offered host african summit hiv aids tuberculosis health
LBR 2000 1656 1656 united nations assistance countries significantly affected dreadful epidemic apart hiv aids malaria tuberculosis polio contribute immensely obliteration socio- economic gains countries widespread cognizant impediments infectious diseases pose socio-economic development nigeria offered host african summit hiv aids tuberculosis infectious diseases year meanwhile commend president olusegun obasanjo hosting african summit roll back malaria health
LBR 2000 1669 1669 polio contribute immensely obliteration socio- economic gains countries widespread cognizant impediments infectious diseases pose socio-economic development nigeria offered host african summit hiv aids tuberculosis infectious diseases year meanwhile commend president olusegun obasanjo hosting african summit roll back malaria april year liberia relented efforts reduce eliminate health scourges continue threaten social economic health
LBR 2000 1681 1681 diseases pose socio-economic development nigeria offered host african summit hiv aids tuberculosis infectious diseases year meanwhile commend president olusegun obasanjo hosting african summit roll back malaria april year liberia relented efforts reduce eliminate health scourges continue threaten social economic development hence liberian government cooperation world health organization result vigorous campaign successfully health
LBR 2000 1689 1689 summit hiv aids tuberculosis infectious diseases year meanwhile commend president olusegun obasanjo hosting african summit roll back malaria april year liberia relented efforts reduce eliminate health scourges continue threaten social economic development hence liberian government cooperation world health organization result vigorous campaign successfully contained polio killed immobilized thousands citizens past years health
LBR 2000 1701 1701 hosting african summit roll back malaria april year liberia relented efforts reduce eliminate health scourges continue threaten social economic development hence liberian government cooperation world health organization result vigorous campaign successfully contained polio killed immobilized thousands citizens past years polio vaccination campaign targeted people number people vaccinated pleased report allowed borrow health
LBR 2000 1770 1770 contributor gap rich poor nations acquired loans given pursuit influence cold war stated address millennium summit interest borrower result debt burden children deprived food education health care jobs parents commend countries taken steps relieve poorer countries debt burden emphasize unless rich creditor nations adopt measures erase burden will continue oppressive impediment health
LBY 2000 209 209 establishment world enjoys peace security freedom equality justice world free oppression acts aggression attempts impose hegemony domination many regions world today suffer wars conflicts famine diseases cancer malaria acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids still threaten lives millions resources provided nature sustenance life seriously endangered developing countries benefited advantages globalization manner proportional health
LBY 2000 211 211 enjoys peace security freedom equality justice world free oppression acts aggression attempts impose hegemony domination many regions world today suffer wars conflicts famine diseases cancer malaria acquired immune deficiency syndrome aids still threaten lives millions resources provided nature sustenance life seriously endangered developing countries benefited advantages globalization manner proportional suffering negative health
LBY 2000 672 672 completed lusaka purpose ending dispute region outset libya realized africa’s problems partly due disunity fragmentation peoples efforts therefore order continent truly capable facing challenge disputes disease backwardness well others imposed new international situations brother colonel muammar al-qadhafi leader revolution pursued efforts unify continent may ushered new century strong unified spirit meeting health
LBY 2000 796 796 indivisible international stability achieved partially means international community obligation assist africa efforts realize peace stability soil reiterate today invitation states help africa developing programme eliminate epidemics diseases provide solution problem external debt ensure continent dealt new just equitable terms rather considered merely consumer market products industrialized world wish recall always done health
LBY 2000 797 797 international stability achieved partially means international community obligation assist africa efforts realize peace stability soil reiterate today invitation states help africa developing programme eliminate epidemics diseases provide solution problem external debt ensure continent dealt new just equitable terms rather considered merely consumer market products industrialized world wish recall always done africa’s health
LBY 2000 1339 1339 productive work basic needs will subject commercialization rights usurped source income also look forward taking practical measures lead realization world free motives aggression manifestations violence epidemics diseases also hope efforts will joined combat phenomenon white poisons moreover order protect planet dangers threaten work eradicate pests strive establish low-cost water desalination systems health
LBY 2000 1340 1340 work basic needs will subject commercialization rights usurped source income also look forward taking practical measures lead realization world free motives aggression manifestations violence epidemics diseases also hope efforts will joined combat phenomenon white poisons moreover order protect planet dangers threaten work eradicate pests strive establish low-cost water desalination systems seek health
LCA 2000 1647 1647 arthur lewis walter rodney worked assiduously side african leaders like nkrumah nyerere sékou touré léopold senghor order realize ultimate dream united africa liberated bondage poverty disease exploitation noble tradition must continue saint lucia calls caricom colleagues pursue possibility obtaining observer status organisation african unity peoples african continent face onslaught aids pandemic health
LCA 2000 1672 1672 disease exploitation noble tradition must continue saint lucia calls caricom colleagues pursue possibility obtaining observer status organisation african unity peoples african continent face onslaught aids pandemic threatens decimate population entire continent devastating effect aids felt african continent today world confronted greatest health crisis human history effects disease can destabilize fragile democracies health
LCA 2000 1688 1688 organisation african unity peoples african continent face onslaught aids pandemic threatens decimate population entire continent devastating effect aids felt african continent today world confronted greatest health crisis human history effects disease can destabilize fragile democracies economic progress developing developed world welcome president clinton’s efforts create african aids trust fund pledge one health
LCA 2000 1693 1693 continent face onslaught aids pandemic threatens decimate population entire continent devastating effect aids felt african continent today world confronted greatest health crisis human history effects disease can destabilize fragile democracies economic progress developing developed world welcome president clinton’s efforts create african aids trust fund pledge one billion us dollars combat aids health
LCA 2000 1735 1735 trust fund pledge one billion us dollars combat aids sub-saharan africa also welcome cuba’s undertaking send three thousand cuban doctors africa however given transnational nature disease united nations use institutions launch movement aimed complete eradication scourge world survive ravages plague must pledge financial resources towards research development pharmaceuticals must make pharmaceuticals health
LKA 2000 100 100 message honour read summit hopes vision future humanity words peace among states peace among peoples within states may safety without fear dignity without humiliation good health material spiritual well-being enjoy wonders life miracle call planet earth pv therefore president sri lanka spoke emphasis necessity protecting preserving future minimal fundamental certainties member health
LKA 2000 1572 1572 leaving past century past millennium behind us celebrate passing half humanity still haunted old intractable economic social tragedies us since dawn time poverty illiteracy ill health hunger unemployment problems young uncontrolled urbanization growth mega-cities among poverty alleviation poverty elimination remain us developing world highest fact meaningful priority poverty degrades humanity era health
LSO 2000 163 163 root impacts lives sectors society national international levels can doubt information technology globalization beginning turn theoretical possibilities fact use computers computer-dependent systems resulted improvements basic health conditions increases life expectancy efficiency productivity thus offering tremendous economic potential prosperity unfortunately majority others left prosperity continue live conditions extreme poverty remain embroiled unending health
LSO 2000 193 193 efficiency productivity thus offering tremendous economic potential prosperity unfortunately majority others left prosperity continue live conditions extreme poverty remain embroiled unending conflicts ravaged hiv aids pandemic diseases challenge united nations twenty-first century eliminate disparities bringing poor countries digital age thus making extract value globalization instead watching globalization extract value education remains health
LSO 2000 194 194 productivity thus offering tremendous economic potential prosperity unfortunately majority others left prosperity continue live conditions extreme poverty remain embroiled unending conflicts ravaged hiv aids pandemic diseases challenge united nations twenty-first century eliminate disparities bringing poor countries digital age thus making extract value globalization instead watching globalization extract value education remains key health
LTU 2000 229 229 adopted millennium summit challenging assistance new trade arrangements debt relief will hardly constitute panacea unless necessary strong commitments poverty reduction economic equality combating hiv aids pandemic supporting education reflected first foremost national policies individual states concurrently agendas international organizations good health literacy education critical assets economic development human capital combined high health
LTU 2000 244 244 necessary strong commitments poverty reduction economic equality combating hiv aids pandemic supporting education reflected first foremost national policies individual states concurrently agendas international organizations good health literacy education critical assets economic development human capital combined high level economic equality good governance abiding rule law can really make difference course strongly uphold health
MAR 2000 181 181 efforts reduce poverty ensure sustainable development require international action order integrate developing countries global economy new reforms undertaken countries concerned meet essential needs peoples respect health care education employment similarly trade barriers must reduced goods particular benefit exports developing countries particularly least developed countries medium-income countries relieved debt burden can devote health
MAR 2000 324 324 concerned growing number hot spots africa also illicit traffic small arms feeds conflicts extremely regrettable continent holds unhappy record refugees throughout world victims wars well epidemics example aids malaria many others concerted effort part african countries support international community will able reverse current trend africa torn armed conflicts presents image continent health
MAR 2000 327 327 hot spots africa also illicit traffic small arms feeds conflicts extremely regrettable continent holds unhappy record refugees throughout world victims wars well epidemics example aids malaria many others concerted effort part african countries support international community will able reverse current trend africa torn armed conflicts presents image continent drifting aimlessly nevertheless health
MAR 2000 785 785 also following disquiet burdensome conditions imposed upon iraqi people embargo deprived people particularly children food medicine many needs well morocco part feels anxious deterioration food health situation iraq support international efforts lift sanctions fraternal country consider furthermore safeguarding sovereignty territorial integrity iraq fundamental prerequisite stability region morocco welcomes suspension air embargo health
MDG 2000 831 831 necessary everyone’s interests increase purchasing power developing countries near future can become equal partners well potential market deplore glaring inequalities exist today peoples suffering famine malnutrition whereas others enjoying amazing overproduction imbalance nothing promote commercial financial flows therefore support millennium summit declaration proposes adoption duty-free admission policy products exported developing countries health
MDV 2000 929 929 operations laid brahimi report yet many shortcomings frustrations continue plague world community conflicts based ethnic arrogance rage poverty persists level morally repugnant spread hiv aids pandemic needs urgently addressed international peace security continue threatened terrorism drug trafficking cartels operating within across borders comprehensive permanent peace settlement middle east continues elude us health
MEX 2000 745 745 free uncontrolled manufacture trafficking conventional arms deserve without doubt world anti-personnel landmines cease claim thousands innocent lives commitment protection preservation human race extends also combating pandemics time today fatal disease aids threatens cut existence millions beings planet two days ago women secretaries ministers foreign affairs countries sent letter secretary-general support call health
MEX 2000 749 749 conventional arms deserve without doubt world anti-personnel landmines cease claim thousands innocent lives commitment protection preservation human race extends also combating pandemics time today fatal disease aids threatens cut existence millions beings planet two days ago women secretaries ministers foreign affairs countries sent letter secretary-general support call stop reverse spread aids health
MHL 2000 640 640 kofi annan’s report peoples role united nations twenty-first century turn century achievements realized trend encouraged yet living many threats acts terrorism recognize national boundaries infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis poised spread quickly throughout world decisive collective response therefore ever required many developing countries poverty deprivation basic human rights especially concerns health
MHL 2000 643 643 peoples role united nations twenty-first century turn century achievements realized trend encouraged yet living many threats acts terrorism recognize national boundaries infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis poised spread quickly throughout world decisive collective response therefore ever required many developing countries poverty deprivation basic human rights especially concerns women children seem health
MHL 2000 814 814 international cooperation will displaced populations whatever reasons displaced able enjoy sustain basic human rights generations come will cultures livelihoods able survive benefit future generations education health paramount importance every country world education key progress nation must collectively strive ensure educated population makes healthy prosperous society pleased report government republic marshall islands health
MHL 2000 851 851 strive ensure educated population makes healthy prosperous society pleased report government republic marshall islands taken bold steps allocating greatest amount limited resources towards improvement education health systems take opportunity appeal interest support international community joining us endeavour particularly pleased convey deep appreciation government republic marshall islands government italy generous support efforts health
MHL 2000 911 911 energy project implemented without support united nations trust fund new renewable sources energy interest support international community implementation phases project highly appreciated marshall islands national nutrition children’s council active since inception addition establishing task forces food nutrition suicide prevention substance abuse neglect disability made another significant contribution agriculture food nutrition policy health
MHL 2000 922 922 sources energy interest support international community implementation phases project highly appreciated marshall islands national nutrition children’s council active since inception addition establishing task forces food nutrition suicide prevention substance abuse neglect disability made another significant contribution agriculture food nutrition policy marshall islands strives meet obligations convention rights child existing policies specifically health
MHL 2000 935 935 national nutrition children’s council active since inception addition establishing task forces food nutrition suicide prevention substance abuse neglect disability made another significant contribution agriculture food nutrition policy marshall islands strives meet obligations convention rights child existing policies specifically aimed rights child review consider making convention part republic marshall islands legal system health
MLI 2000 543 543 great responsibility must put end destruction many hopes international conference war-affected children held winnipeg ended just days ago opportunity us strengthen commitment guarantee children better health school boys girls free war violence famine beginning third millennium one urgent tasks facing humanity end growing inequality rich poor countries must tackle underlying causes health
MLT 2000 207 207 aided long-standing commitment dialogue united nations positively contributed process decolonization decisively transformed political map world promoted culture dialogue cooperation diverse fields human existence endeavour ranging health care food supplies literacy urban development historical heritage natural environment recently improving status women nevertheless crucial area maintenance peace security raison d’être creation united nations health
MLT 2000 1065 1065 plague world man’s relations last week’s millennium summit clearly demonstrated international community’s renewed commitment unique indispensable organization vital role maintenance peace stability eradication poverty ignorance disease protection global environment millennium summit charted course towards making united nations effective instrument hands world’s peoples millennium assembly must come remembered point time first major health
MMR 2000 785 785 national measures best suit situation trying resolve problems proper understanding correct perspective issue historical current necessary solution obtained without understanding perspective tantamount treating symptoms rather disease careful look countries ongoing conflicts demonstrates issues susceptible easy quick solution deeply rooted intra-state tensions mistrust lingering hundreds years instances seemingly successful solutions causing fleeting health
MNG 2000 542 542 expected held will play critical role strengthening common framework action ease burden faced landlocked developing countries support proposals put forward millennium report secretary-general improving provision health services communications areas stricken natural disasters might aware heavy snowstorms extremely cold winter 1999-2000 mongolia caused loss nearly million heads livestock per cent nation’s entire health
MWI 2000 1242 1242 girls years ago government established ministry state president’s office responsible persons disabilities whose impact beginning show determined efforts rid country excruciating poverty impeded hiv aids pandemic last decade extent devastation caused pandemic malawi frightening targeting productive age bracket population hiv aids clearly begun reverse hard-won gains nation made towards close last health
MWI 2000 1248 1248 state president’s office responsible persons disabilities whose impact beginning show determined efforts rid country excruciating poverty impeded hiv aids pandemic last decade extent devastation caused pandemic malawi frightening targeting productive age bracket population hiv aids clearly begun reverse hard-won gains nation made towards close last decade time aware advances west date health
MWI 2000 1311 1311 gaining access yet countries greatest need therapy view high incidence hiv aids delegation appreciates effort united nations joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids deal pandemic welcome fact security council gave centre stage hiv aids issues early year believe devastation left scourge deserves high international profile malawi calls countries capacity make health
NAM 2000 91 91 place alongside charter united nations one seminal documents time responding peoples fervent clarion call redefine vigorously support united nations mandates programmes meet challenges hiv aids malaria diseases threaten decimate populations leaving millions others weak derive value life world leaders undertook whole world save humanity scourge war fear want citizens world paid health
NAM 2000 92 92 alongside charter united nations one seminal documents time responding peoples fervent clarion call redefine vigorously support united nations mandates programmes meet challenges hiv aids malaria diseases threaten decimate populations leaving millions others weak derive value life world leaders undertook whole world save humanity scourge war fear want citizens world paid witness health
NAM 2000 1480 1480 invading occupying neighbouring states pretext security alleged historical reasons process create omission commission convenient troubled waters outsiders fish nations burning peoples dying bullets hunger infectious diseases time destroying must stop really nobody blame rationalizations excuses made fait accompli stink high heaven must regroup concentrate development poverty eradication regional cooperation integration agreed health
NAM 2000 2452 2452 professional services heartfelt gratitude goes one conclusion namibia year brought rededication service celebration thanksgiving meant awesome responsibilities general assembly including millennium summit security council world health assembly lately chairmanship southern africa development community sadc subregional body one needs allies friends partners happen lucky many throughout world sincerely express immense indebtedness know health
NER 2000 144 144 optimistic inevitable triumph universal values general assembly shrine also feel wrenching pain uncertain future caused persistence conflicts destitution vast majority crushed beneath burden debt endemic diseases illiteracy troubling inadequacies remedies prescribed deal effectively ills afflicting humankind hence even profound attachment principles ideals charter full conviction united nations risk step current developments health
NER 2000 259 259 without ever losing sight primary vocation united nations expression national will member states greatly increase international community’s capacity action varied areas peace international security fight pandemics especially hiv aids poverty eradication resolution question debt generally speaking promotion sustainable development world many countries represented primary ongoing source anguish comes absence basic physical health
NER 2000 810 810 vitality demonstrated durban conference must henceforth based among things mobilization sufficient resources prevention access drugs altogether different area delegation believes particular attention given insidious problem malaria increasingly resistant medical treatment used far illness affects vulnerable populations women children currently source profound concern africa confirmed recent summit heads state held abuja nigeria health
NER 2000 817 817 among things mobilization sufficient resources prevention access drugs altogether different area delegation believes particular attention given insidious problem malaria increasingly resistant medical treatment used far illness affects vulnerable populations women children currently source profound concern africa confirmed recent summit heads state held abuja nigeria issue meeting highlighted importance preventive action increasing health
NER 2000 845 845 populations women children currently source profound concern africa confirmed recent summit heads state held abuja nigeria issue meeting highlighted importance preventive action increasing means combat malaria thus need international community give problem full attention deserves contribute mobilizing necessary resources research prevention treatment eradication disease threshold new millennium time certainly right rethink health
NER 2000 863 863 highlighted importance preventive action increasing means combat malaria thus need international community give problem full attention deserves contribute mobilizing necessary resources research prevention treatment eradication disease threshold new millennium time certainly right rethink development secretary-general said tenth session united nations conference trade development unctad held bangkok time indeed come new global health
NGA 2000 145 145 broadened strictly preventing armed conflict cover also fundamental issues socio-economic security humanity example many developing countries united nations manifests potential united nations children’s fund world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization agencies security council resolutions comparatively speaking also activities united nations agencies underprivileged sectors poor countries benefit directly activities health
NGA 2000 293 293 new millennium clear basis apprehension given past millennium countries characterized extreme poverty heavy indebtedness wars attrition resultant mass ordeal anguish immediate distant victims absolute vulnerability epidemics cholera malaria typhoid rage hiv aids pandemic scourge natural disasters serious technological backwardness digital divide others profound economic decline infrastructural decay last decade particular whatever health
NGA 2000 295 295 clear basis apprehension given past millennium countries characterized extreme poverty heavy indebtedness wars attrition resultant mass ordeal anguish immediate distant victims absolute vulnerability epidemics cholera malaria typhoid rage hiv aids pandemic scourge natural disasters serious technological backwardness digital divide others profound economic decline infrastructural decay last decade particular whatever hopes raised health
NGA 2000 300 300 millennium countries characterized extreme poverty heavy indebtedness wars attrition resultant mass ordeal anguish immediate distant victims absolute vulnerability epidemics cholera malaria typhoid rage hiv aids pandemic scourge natural disasters serious technological backwardness digital divide others profound economic decline infrastructural decay last decade particular whatever hopes raised initiatives aimed mitigating african third health
NGA 2000 654 654 far concentrated war situations armed conflicts featuring massive loss life situations loss life also serious magnitude result war armed conflict silent genocide occasioned hiv aids pandemic epidemics natural disasters famine drought flood etc situation arises sanctions lead deaths serious scale find place proper systematic discussion humanitarian intervention aimed giving succour may health
NGA 2000 655 655 concentrated war situations armed conflicts featuring massive loss life situations loss life also serious magnitude result war armed conflict silent genocide occasioned hiv aids pandemic epidemics natural disasters famine drought flood etc situation arises sanctions lead deaths serious scale find place proper systematic discussion humanitarian intervention aimed giving succour may trapped health
NIC 2000 109 109 laid groundwork giving fresh momentum united nations process renewing organization requires strengthening organs institutions enhance effectiveness endeavours spheres maintenance international peace security poverty eradication strengthening health education programmes struggle destruction environment without doubt depends us states members united nations must guarantee organization resources means needs fulfil mandate fully play role centre health
NIC 2000 1115 1115 undertake decisive commitments future humanity nicaragua fully shares reaffirms commitment basic values contained millennium declaration freedom equality may live decently without poverty violence rather good health education equity solidarity since peoples world duty share exchange knowledge experience tomorrow will decisive human development tolerance non-violence since can forge ahead people respect states health
NLD 2000 943 943 decisions may bear directly quality life many developing countries even though odds staggering united nations system can make difference reducing poverty gender inequality child maternal mortality can make difference position strength platform shared actors international level position shared responsibility millennium summit declared poverty eradication united nations number one priority applaud fighting health
NOR 2000 207 207 will continue advocate comprehensive approach peace-building conflict prevention humanitarian relief long-term development regarded separate tasks must part integrated coherent strategy human security will continue combat malaria tuberculosis diseases malaria alone takes two lives every minute every day every year mainly children pregnant women will significantly increase contribution vaccination children die easily health
NOR 2000 209 209 advocate comprehensive approach peace-building conflict prevention humanitarian relief long-term development regarded separate tasks must part integrated coherent strategy human security will continue combat malaria tuberculosis diseases malaria alone takes two lives every minute every day every year mainly children pregnant women will significantly increase contribution vaccination children die easily curable diseases health
NOR 2000 210 210 comprehensive approach peace-building conflict prevention humanitarian relief long-term development regarded separate tasks must part integrated coherent strategy human security will continue combat malaria tuberculosis diseases malaria alone takes two lives every minute every day every year mainly children pregnant women will significantly increase contribution vaccination children die easily curable diseases will health
NOR 2000 234 234 diseases malaria alone takes two lives every minute every day every year mainly children pregnant women will significantly increase contribution vaccination children die easily curable diseases will intensify efforts help contain reduce spread hiv aids many countries become single largest threat development will focus even strongly africa africa needs new better health
NPL 2000 181 181 man woman child around world enter new century new millennium world replete paradoxes now fewer inter-state wars numerous civil wars science technology made unprecedented advances diseases like aids still defy treatment people enjoy democracy freedom terrorism still draws youth walls frontiers crumbling globalized economy assertion cultural identity increased united nations work health
NPL 2000 567 567 circle poverty conflict asked world community redouble efforts reduce poverty search peace deserves serious consideration today one fifth humanity lives less dollar day poverty illiteracy diseases rife poor countries unemployment among youth rampant growing population finds scrambling shrinking resources stagnant economy case developing countries aids pandemic become major scourge developing world health
NPL 2000 587 587 less dollar day poverty illiteracy diseases rife poor countries unemployment among youth rampant growing population finds scrambling shrinking resources stagnant economy case developing countries aids pandemic become major scourge developing world particularly africa unscrupulous leaders often narrow political gains fish troubled waters incite violence shatters fragile economy making next cycle violence health
NRU 2000 692 692 agreement netherlands indonesia ask assembly’s support just cause flowing issues security peace issue safety survival humankind weapons mass destruction illicit trade small arms light weapons pandemic hiv aids virus despite establishment several initiatives united nations effort make progress expedite question disarmament sad note progress snail’s pace due mainly resistance nuclear-weapon states health
NRU 2000 849 849 weapons aspects next year hope member states will put national political interests ahead desires international community eradicate illegal offensive activity international efforts contain hiv aids epidemic spreading successful least developed developing countries particularly africa prohibitive cost treatment social attitudes major constraints countries face combating pandemic satisfied efforts united nations combat epidemic health
NRU 2000 868 868 activity international efforts contain hiv aids epidemic spreading successful least developed developing countries particularly africa prohibitive cost treatment social attitudes major constraints countries face combating pandemic satisfied efforts united nations combat epidemic efforts largely carried world health organization joint united nations programme hiv aids however obvious united nations needs help affluent health
NRU 2000 874 874 epidemic spreading successful least developed developing countries particularly africa prohibitive cost treatment social attitudes major constraints countries face combating pandemic satisfied efforts united nations combat epidemic efforts largely carried world health organization joint united nations programme hiv aids however obvious united nations needs help affluent countries provide medicine medical experts support health
NRU 2000 879 879 developing countries particularly africa prohibitive cost treatment social attitudes major constraints countries face combating pandemic satisfied efforts united nations combat epidemic efforts largely carried world health organization joint united nations programme hiv aids however obvious united nations needs help affluent countries provide medicine medical experts support efforts regard nauru joined sponsorship health
NZL 2000 628 628 zealand’s strong support open-ended working group security council reform whose deliberations contributed progress view working group continues appropriate forum pursue efforts aimed reforming council essential health organization reform package enjoy widest support buy-in council reform important matter back-room deals millennium declaration contains important guidance human rights democracy good governance example countries health
OMN 2000 425 425 technologies designed manner can monopolized accessed others except great difficulty colossal cost however still welcome decisions okinawa summit particularly financial assistance pledged combat certain debilitating diseases decision g-8 invite group first time deliberations merely ceremonial event made vast disparity exists developed developing countries tangible okinawa summit addressed problem debt believe totally health
OMN 2000 1235 1235 continent intensifying vital uncover causes problems incumbent upon international community work together redouble efforts positive effective manner resolve current political social problems well ameliorate deteriorating health conditions united nations elaborate solid plan states participate contribute development africa instead fighting control wealth facing real challenges must prepared confront courage focus aspects development health
PAK 2000 1264 1264 debtors address debt problem welcome proposal chief executive speaking meeting suggested developing indebted countries allowed utilize resources allocated debt servicing development social sector especially education health care substantive debt relief innovative approaches will go long way help developing countries ensure global harmony regenerate new economic partnership north south holistic approach deal health
PAK 2000 1310 1310 north south holistic approach deal problems development poverty eradication necessary welcome secretary-general’s initiative bridge digital divide emphasis must remain addressing mass literacy capacity-building infrastructure basic health facilities similarly multilateral trade regimes development- oriented environmental concerns prudent use natural resources must pursued simultaneously emphasis sustained economic growth south high-level international intergovernmental event health
PAN 2000 289 289 panama signed optional protocol convention elimination forms discrimination women makes possible recourse international body case denial rights furthermore panama made significant improvements access women education health however much still remains done particularly respect equal access economic resources area closely bound sustainable human development country hopes make significant advances particularly international cooperation health
PAN 2000 467 467 may boosted economic growth human development much economic growth human development means enhancing capacities human beings individuals members community measures provide access emancipating education better health transport services measures permit participation economy culture respects human dignity encourage prudent use natural resources foster enlarge exercise fundamental duties rights human individual given multidimensional health
PER 2000 390 390 resolution problems systemic effects effects international nature refer particular achievement lasting economic growth within developing countries poverty elimination confronting real threats peace international scope public health problems endemic illnesses mainly linked poverty finding sufficient financing development digital divide migration free movement labour environmental protection conservation world drug problem beyond purely military health
PER 2000 393 393 effects effects international nature refer particular achievement lasting economic growth within developing countries poverty elimination confronting real threats peace international scope public health problems endemic illnesses mainly linked poverty finding sufficient financing development digital divide migration free movement labour environmental protection conservation world drug problem beyond purely military perspective scourge terrorism health
PHL 2000 321 321 let us face education best tool protecting human rights promoting democracy advancing good governance sound mind will work better sound body let us win battle disease including hiv aids lays waste millions world’s poorest regions let us take action drastically reduce maternal under-five child mortality horrendous current rates achieve lofty goals health
PHL 2000 340 340 sound body let us win battle disease including hiv aids lays waste millions world’s poorest regions let us take action drastically reduce maternal under-five child mortality horrendous current rates achieve lofty goals cities without slums initiative let us invest humanity let us launch assembly nothing short marshall plan world’s people let health
PLW 2000 77 77 international levels problems must seriously looked body international regional organizations solutions may found remedies provided alleviate suffering impose world peoples problems ranging hunger poverty tuberculosis malaria spread hiv aids global_warming environmental degradation vulnerability just responsibilities countries regions affected every member global community must play part order planet inhabitants survive destructive forces health
PLW 2000 154 154 farming similar context medical research information can shared universally integrated approach intervention field hiv aids critically called many developing countries collaborative health-research projects focusing biology disease development tools prevention control including diagnostics drugs vaccines must also made available affordable many third world countries seriously plagued disease global community charged responsibility security health
PLW 2000 174 174 collaborative health-research projects focusing biology disease development tools prevention control including diagnostics drugs vaccines must also made available affordable many third world countries seriously plagued disease global community charged responsibility security mankind must confront real danger hiv aids work collectively towards eradication horrible disease uncontrolled unregulated human activities affected will continue health
PLW 2000 192 192 affordable many third world countries seriously plagued disease global community charged responsibility security mankind must confront real danger hiv aids work collectively towards eradication horrible disease uncontrolled unregulated human activities affected will continue affect ecosystem thereby endangering threatening existence global_warming difficult scientifically complicated phenomenon even today scientists still divided issue particularly health
PRT 2000 393 393 children age will die acceptable obviously human financial resources necessary fight tragedy great force us accepting answer many deaths avoided better management without increase resources health like education priority sector development assistance vital combine efforts policies instruments direct development assistance must complemented mechanisms resolve longstanding problems poorest countries reform regulatory institutions health
PRT 2000 520 520 positive reality entire population world new factor exclusion united nations position promote partnership change kofi annan referred report entitled peoples poverty sadly also closely linked infection contagious diseases aids malaria tuberculosis cause millions deaths every year africa laying waste entire generation posing tragic threat future development ever vital mobilize energies civil health
PRT 2000 522 522 entire population world new factor exclusion united nations position promote partnership change kofi annan referred report entitled peoples poverty sadly also closely linked infection contagious diseases aids malaria tuberculosis cause millions deaths every year africa laying waste entire generation posing tragic threat future development ever vital mobilize energies civil society institutions health
PRT 2000 524 524 world new factor exclusion united nations position promote partnership change kofi annan referred report entitled peoples poverty sadly also closely linked infection contagious diseases aids malaria tuberculosis cause millions deaths every year africa laying waste entire generation posing tragic threat future development ever vital mobilize energies civil society institutions international community health
PRT 2000 552 552 millions deaths every year africa laying waste entire generation posing tragic threat future development ever vital mobilize energies civil society institutions international community large fight infection contagious diseases european union united states recently agreed lisbon strengthen cooperation fight scourges turning environment must always mindful fact economic growth progress must achieved cost health
PRT 2000 554 554 every year africa laying waste entire generation posing tragic threat future development ever vital mobilize energies civil society institutions international community large fight infection contagious diseases european union united states recently agreed lisbon strengthen cooperation fight scourges turning environment must always mindful fact economic growth progress must achieved cost least cost health
PRY 2000 440 440 man woman reorganization united nations particular system development must ensure can respond creatively flexibly community national efforts will make possible progressively improve individual daily access health education sanitation services technology reasonable credit well equitable participation women productive activities way can ensure integration citizens global market make certain can benefit process vital health
QAT 2000 800 800 goodwill sincerity will lead consensus people’s efforts will directed towards development reconstruction time requests foreign parties refrain prolonging crisis expense brotherly people sudan pay price illness hunger blood also support tireless efforts president government djibouti solve elusive chronic somali problem thank god efforts fruitful extend congratulations excellency president abdikassim salad hassan health
QAT 2000 1055 1055 infrastructures advancement people however states south continue suffer war conflict states among citizens country thus causing suffering increase resources wasted acquiring weapons instead used education health building infrastructures since economic factors contribute enormously continuation wars disputes incumbent upon us solve causes crises can achieved cooperation particularly rich states north foremost among health
RWA 2000 1413 1413 decision-making bodies united nations security council others bretton woods institutions must also change character behaviour globalization equity real consistent conclusion like speak challenge times aids pandemic disease currently responsible loss human lives deadly wars people poorest countries vulnerable face disease century delegation rwanda like rostrum make urgent appeal international community show health
RWA 2000 1414 1414 bodies united nations security council others bretton woods institutions must also change character behaviour globalization equity real consistent conclusion like speak challenge times aids pandemic disease currently responsible loss human lives deadly wars people poorest countries vulnerable face disease century delegation rwanda like rostrum make urgent appeal international community show solidarity health
RWA 2000 1427 1427 behaviour globalization equity real consistent conclusion like speak challenge times aids pandemic disease currently responsible loss human lives deadly wars people poorest countries vulnerable face disease century delegation rwanda like rostrum make urgent appeal international community show solidarity face threat extinction human race aids represents put simply taking aids lightly trivializes health
RWA 2000 1499 1499 prices can provide relief people suffering aids can contain scourge furthermore delegation convinced effort mobilize greatest possible financial resources enable scientific research take place bring disease others malaria devastating large part population control hope twenty-first century just beginning will usher world peace solidarity will meet greatest aspirations humanity health
RWA 2000 1501 1501 provide relief people suffering aids can contain scourge furthermore delegation convinced effort mobilize greatest possible financial resources enable scientific research take place bring disease others malaria devastating large part population control hope twenty-first century just beginning will usher world peace solidarity will meet greatest aspirations humanity health
SAU 2000 213 213 valuable opportunity reflect discuss whatever might lead better life humanity world leaders pledged final declaration summit exert possible efforts achieve peace security disarmament eradicate poverty disease affirmed sovereign equality nations respect territorial integrity political independence non-interference internal affairs states summit also provided valuable opportunity evaluate course organization throughout history full opportunities health
SDN 2000 279 279 scientific technological achievements elements intellectual property call upon development partners make great wealth available humanity enable developing countries use innovations overcoming chronic problems production food health education environment right development basic human right order guarantee right imperative establish democratic just transparent world economic order ensures fair terms trade poor rich countries health
SDN 2000 434 434 financial commitments undertaken beijing copenhagen excessive debt burden debt service commitments developing least developed countries also call support efforts made developing countries eradicate ever-increasing poverty pandemic epidemic diseases malaria hiv aids especially africa sudan looks forward participating effectively world conference racism held next year south africa believe important conference will help health
SDN 2000 435 435 commitments undertaken beijing copenhagen excessive debt burden debt service commitments developing least developed countries also call support efforts made developing countries eradicate ever-increasing poverty pandemic epidemic diseases malaria hiv aids especially africa sudan looks forward participating effectively world conference racism held next year south africa believe important conference will help us health
SDN 2000 436 436 undertaken beijing copenhagen excessive debt burden debt service commitments developing least developed countries also call support efforts made developing countries eradicate ever-increasing poverty pandemic epidemic diseases malaria hiv aids especially africa sudan looks forward participating effectively world conference racism held next year south africa believe important conference will help us tackle health
SDN 2000 437 437 beijing copenhagen excessive debt burden debt service commitments developing least developed countries also call support efforts made developing countries eradicate ever-increasing poverty pandemic epidemic diseases malaria hiv aids especially africa sudan looks forward participating effectively world conference racism held next year south africa believe important conference will help us tackle crucial health
SDN 2000 1365 1365 direct investment sudan will enable overcome economic difficulties relieve debt burden also started preparations draw development strategy coming decade will concentrate poverty alleviation providing basic health services education rural development revenues export petroleum will earmarked socio-economic development programmes now two years since united states military aggression al-shifa pharmaceutical factory sudan resulted health
SDN 2000 1549 1549 countries guard noble principles wish call united states administration use position security council block sending fact-finding mission will show world truth expose unwarranted aggression basic health facility peaceful settlement disputes principal objective cardinal role united nations sudan adheres objective seeks realize conduct foreign relations levels based position order realize noble objective health
SLB 2000 775 775 must pay dues time full without conditions united nations needs global political will resources maintain peace security promote sustainable development address environmental degradation combat poverty disease foster respect human dignity human problems will always remain us way resolve dialogue discussion approach government taking towards resolving current ethnic unrest country attaining peace health
SLE 2000 618 618 adequately addressing outstanding issues like general disarmament nuclear non-proliferation peaceful settlement disputes prohibition control small arms prohibition landmines poverty alleviation affordable drugs treatment debilitating killer diseases malaria hiv aids advancing middle east peace process accordance various security council resolutions equitable trade negotiations course reform security council health
SLE 2000 619 619 addressing outstanding issues like general disarmament nuclear non-proliferation peaceful settlement disputes prohibition control small arms prohibition landmines poverty alleviation affordable drugs treatment debilitating killer diseases malaria hiv aids advancing middle east peace process accordance various security council resolutions equitable trade negotiations course reform security council health
SLV 2000 727 727 people earth whose income less one dollar day including reducing hunger access drinking water promoting equal access various levels education promoting gender equality reducing maternal mortality propagation diseases including aids protecting vulnerable individuals also highlight commitments made preserve environment intensify efforts reduce number effects natural disasters highlight well commitments regarding violations health
SLV 2000 729 729 whose income less one dollar day including reducing hunger access drinking water promoting equal access various levels education promoting gender equality reducing maternal mortality propagation diseases including aids protecting vulnerable individuals also highlight commitments made preserve environment intensify efforts reduce number effects natural disasters highlight well commitments regarding violations human rights health
SUR 2000 278 278 inequality within among nations violent conflicts civil wars cause untold human suffering south fuelled global arms bazaar environmental degradation refugees migration hiv aids threats public health bridging digital divide emergence global criminal conglomerates context aforementioned welcome initiative taken secretary-general create digital task force aim bridging digital divide order lag behind present health
SWE 2000 24 24 individual human must always centre work burmese students fighting democracy victims ethnic violence kosovo women afghanistan denied right education equality children dying curable diseases people simply trying survive utmost poverty given us task meeting needs peoples realizing aspirations remain starting point purpose vision organization united nations will members allow health
SWE 2000 372 372 special session june children next year’s special session general assembly provides excellent opportunity set global concrete agenda convention rights child basis agenda reduce forcefully maternal mortality give children access primary school promote participation young people shaping societies girls must given rights opportunities boys thus welcome secretary-general’s new system-wide girls education initiative health
SWZ 2000 200 200 hiv aids crisis presents serious threat hopes improving lives people last years twentieth century much progress achieved years independence social welfare reversed rapid spread terrible disease hiv aids represents single important issue facing nation today desperately need support international community efforts contain threat existence nation look united nations take much stronger health
SWZ 2000 237 237 support international community efforts contain threat existence nation look united nations take much stronger leadership role global crisis help us mobilize resources reverse catastrophic spread pandemic millennium summit kingdom swaziland joined developing countries expressing concern negative effects globalization economies especially context widening gap rich poor countries however reassured summit’s agreement take health
TCD 2000 1339 1339 enough another evil even insidious devastating made task even difficult prospects solution remote indeed feared will reduce nothing hopes relieve peoples poverty refer hiv aids pandemic brings death bereavement families daily basis burden meagre financial resources also human resources particularly young people spearhead nation collective responsibility effectively mobilize ways means conquer health
TGO 2000 132 132 behind pursuit development world’s least developed region africa suffers number specific ills hamper growth important international community help provide substantial effective remedy first mention two pandemics ravage continent whose human economic consequences particularly severe alarming aids malaria grateful initiative taken last january security council consider question aids africa recently thirteenth international health
TGO 2000 143 143 ills hamper growth important international community help provide substantial effective remedy first mention two pandemics ravage continent whose human economic consequences particularly severe alarming aids malaria grateful initiative taken last january security council consider question aids africa recently thirteenth international aids conference held durban south africa took stock situation regarding advance health
TGO 2000 169 169 grateful initiative taken last january security council consider question aids africa recently thirteenth international aids conference held durban south africa took stock situation regarding advance epidemic possible ways control members undoubtedly aware per cent million million aids sufferers worldwide live sub- saharan africa african countries schools closed ravages aids among teachers health
TGO 2000 207 207 worldwide live sub- saharan africa african countries schools closed ravages aids among teachers number countries skilled workforce considerably reduced aids number orphans many countries affected epidemic relatively high thus exacerbating economic social situation countries therefore essential international community rapidly genuinely mobilize order help african continent control aids eliminate ravaging effects respect health
TGO 2000 233 233 relatively high thus exacerbating economic social situation countries therefore essential international community rapidly genuinely mobilize order help african continent control aids eliminate ravaging effects respect malaria special summit heads state government countries concerned held 24-25 april abuja nigeria plan action adopted combat disease malaria kills one person somewhere world every seconds health
TGO 2000 250 250 african continent control aids eliminate ravaging effects respect malaria special summit heads state government countries concerned held 24-25 april abuja nigeria plan action adopted combat disease malaria kills one person somewhere world every seconds assembly heads state government organization african unity oau meeting lomè 10-12 july year appealed united nations proclaim health
TGO 2000 251 251 continent control aids eliminate ravaging effects respect malaria special summit heads state government countries concerned held 24-25 april abuja nigeria plan action adopted combat disease malaria kills one person somewhere world every seconds assembly heads state government organization african unity oau meeting lomè 10-12 july year appealed united nations proclaim period health
TGO 2000 280 280 somewhere world every seconds assembly heads state government organization african unity oau meeting lomè 10-12 july year appealed united nations proclaim period 2001-2010 decade combat malaria firmly hope assembly will respond positively appeal session taking necessary measures ensure decade’s success african debt problem also concern oau heads state government lomè summit health
THA 2000 201 201 assembly highlighted peoples concerns one primary agenda items international community take gratified many countries highlighted issues direct interest peoples millennium summit reversing spread hiv aids malaria diseases combating scourge drugs rolling back poverty closing educational gaps within countries important steps right direction need need adopt fresh mindset places interests welfare peoples health
THA 2000 202 202 highlighted peoples concerns one primary agenda items international community take gratified many countries highlighted issues direct interest peoples millennium summit reversing spread hiv aids malaria diseases combating scourge drugs rolling back poverty closing educational gaps within countries important steps right direction need need adopt fresh mindset places interests welfare peoples peoples health
THA 2000 590 590 increasing number people societies given due attention millennium summit international efforts will strengthened sustained international community make dent problem already affected million people worldwide reaching epidemic proportions honoured thailand cited one success stories tackling hiv aids problem developing world nevertheless sustainability successful national efforts requires strong support cooperation regional multilateral levels health
THA 2000 642 642 partnerships non-governmental organizations including private sector connection hope regional international cooperation preventing alleviating hiv aids problem will emphasize exchange aids-related technologies state-of-the-art techniques prevention alleviation disease well sharing knowledge affordable hiv aids-related drugs call secretary-general enhance efforts coordinating international action hiv aids also support proposal special session general assembly address problem health
THA 2000 1133 1133 day million children school primary level million women children trafficked prostitution year therefore advocate freeing people want effectively collectively meeting challenges posed poverty illiteracy infectious disease famine natural disaster social unrest disintegration fact goals need achieve promoting people-centred development achievement human security also requires promotion protection human rights fundamental freedoms support health
TTO 2000 316 316 took effect opening new academic year 2000-2001 people healthy can neither find fulfilment contribute country’s development poor world need easier access essential drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high health
TTO 2000 324 324 healthy can neither find fulfilment contribute country’s development poor world need easier access essential drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government health
TTO 2000 327 327 find fulfilment contribute country’s development poor world need easier access essential drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system health
TTO 2000 329 329 contribute country’s development poor world need easier access essential drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health health
TTO 2000 330 330 country’s development poor world need easier access essential drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health authorities health
TTO 2000 332 332 poor world need easier access essential drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health authorities health care health
TTO 2000 338 338 drugs vaccines reduce mortality disability travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health authorities health care made accessible affordable government constantly investing health
TTO 2000 343 343 travesty one per cent budget global health research directed diseases like pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health authorities health care made accessible affordable government constantly investing human resources physical infrastructure meet health
TTO 2000 354 354 pneumonia diarrhoea tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health authorities health care made accessible affordable government constantly investing human resources physical infrastructure meet demands population government trinidad tobago reduced cost medication chronic diseases glaucoma health
TTO 2000 356 356 tuberculosis malaria concerns developing countries trinidad tobago health care given high priority health budget continues one major areas government expenditure decentralized system regional health authorities health care made accessible affordable government constantly investing human resources physical infrastructure meet demands population government trinidad tobago reduced cost medication chronic diseases glaucoma diabetes asthma health
TTO 2000 378 378 regional health authorities health care made accessible affordable government constantly investing human resources physical infrastructure meet demands population government trinidad tobago reduced cost medication chronic diseases glaucoma diabetes asthma arthritis also ensuring equipment physically challenged citizens affordable every effort made reduce backlog certain common surgical procedures next year national health insurance health
TTO 2000 402 402 chronic diseases glaucoma diabetes asthma arthritis also ensuring equipment physically challenged citizens affordable every effort made reduce backlog certain common surgical procedures next year national health insurance pilot project expected instituted cover every citizen proposed system government will pay contribution behalf persons afford ravages hiv aids pandemic devastating socio-economic consequences constitute health
TTO 2000 423 423 procedures next year national health insurance pilot project expected instituted cover every citizen proposed system government will pay contribution behalf persons afford ravages hiv aids pandemic devastating socio-economic consequences constitute another major health-related challenges international community twenty-first century spread hiv aids virus particular concern caribbean second seriously affected region government trinidad health
TTO 2000 1011 1011 small arms therefore attach great significance convening united nations conference illicit trade small arms light weapons aspects fully support important preparatory work will precede conference disease racism racial discrimination religious intolerance continues plague world enter twenty-first century intractable cultural problem can ameliorated education enlightenment expectation delegation world conference racism racial discrimination health
TUN 2000 146 146 face challenges set priorities joint efforts next stage can make next millennium millennium international partnership development joint strategies promotion societies satisfying multiple needs struggle poverty epidemics conflict prevention establishment lasting basis peace international security words make millennium truly millennium common future mankind declaration adopted millennium summit document historical importance paves way health
TUR 2000 1112 1112 adviser cyprus mr de soto new century initiated regrettable richly endowed continent africa yet receive share globalization especially prosperous nations make sustained effort counter poverty disease africa give peoples africa hope means promising future vigorously pursue efforts make world safer place turkey always encouraged efforts aimed achieving meaningful verifiable arms control health
TZA 2000 79 79 issues challenges facing united nations members new millennium issues include development poverty eradication effects globalization including technological disparities conflict prevention management resolution disarmament hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis recognized africa particularly least developed countries suffer hence demand urgent remedial action international community poverty remains one areas great concern africa number poor health
TZA 2000 80 80 challenges facing united nations members new millennium issues include development poverty eradication effects globalization including technological disparities conflict prevention management resolution disarmament hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis recognized africa particularly least developed countries suffer hence demand urgent remedial action international community poverty remains one areas great concern africa number poor people health
TZA 2000 646 646 south summit tanzania recognizes fully supports role women development process government adopted number specific measures aimed enhancing participation women decision-making processes bringing equal access education health access credit preferential basis area representation example government increased minimum quota women parliamentarians per cent per cent government also passed legislation criminalizes discriminatory activities women health
TZA 2000 699 699 act revised enable women land major means production tanzania tanzania firmly committed therefore implementing beijing platform action therefore call international community support efforts regard serious pandemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis threatening economic social development developing countries especially african least developed countries example scale hiv aids pandemic grown alarming proportions africa security health
TZA 2000 702 702 women land major means production tanzania tanzania firmly committed therefore implementing beijing platform action therefore call international community support efforts regard serious pandemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis threatening economic social development developing countries especially african least developed countries example scale hiv aids pandemic grown alarming proportions africa security council recognized menace health
TZA 2000 719 719 community support efforts regard serious pandemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis threatening economic social development developing countries especially african least developed countries example scale hiv aids pandemic grown alarming proportions africa security council recognized menace constituting security threat moreover millennium summit underscored urgency adopting effective action combat scourge tanzania urges international community health
UGA 2000 1212 1212 economies despite decades liberalization industrialized countries still maintain protectionist measures markets especially agricultural products textiles two sectors developing countries recognized comparative advantage factors combined effect stunting economic social prospects least developed countries regard uganda strongly supports secretary-general urging industrialized countries consider granting duty-free quota-free access exports least developed countries demonstration commitment health
UKR 2000 1187 1187 libya concerned security council move soon possible next stage take long-overdue action among major challenges new century problem hiv aids occupies special place aids become epidemic global proportions enormous human social ramifications go far beyond province health alone time come united nations elaborate comprehensive agenda action pandemic aware magnitude problem delegation health
UKR 2000 1198 1198 action among major challenges new century problem hiv aids occupies special place aids become epidemic global proportions enormous human social ramifications go far beyond province health alone time come united nations elaborate comprehensive agenda action pandemic aware magnitude problem delegation ukraine together sponsors promoted convening matter urgency special session general assembly health
UKR 2000 1208 1208 special place aids become epidemic global proportions enormous human social ramifications go far beyond province health alone time come united nations elaborate comprehensive agenda action pandemic aware magnitude problem delegation ukraine together sponsors promoted convening matter urgency special session general assembly question encouraged wide support idea look forward work towards realization health
USA 2000 74 74 temperate developing industrialized diverse humanity yet responding daunting demands new era bound together interests share ideals aspire stake building peace relieving poverty championing development curbing disease want see dangers posed weapons mass destruction reduced refugees cared children nourished environment protected status women advanced believe benefits globalization must allocated broadly within among health
USA 2000 1115 1115 contributions one another judge harshly respond pointing first deliberations diplomats surroundings instead point day-to-day efforts united nations workers caring refugees feeding children providing shelter preventing disease point men women front lines port-au-prince freetown kosovo kisangani world’s hardest work reminded recent slayings employees office united nations high commissioner refugees east timor also health
VCT 2000 385 385 values order deal present-day problems assuming increasingly global dimension promotion peace human rights settling armed conflicts within among states protection immigrants safeguarding environment battle terrible diseases fight drug arms trafficking money laundering economic political corruption issues nation regardless wealthy powerful can successfully address alone concern entire human community must addressed resolved health
VCT 2000 548 548 people must context new world order dominate attention world’s multilateral financial institutions well united nations must undertake sustained concerted efforts free people poverty hunger illiteracy disease micro-credit poverty-alleviation programmes successful much needs done eradicate poverty era plenty millions still suffer hunger curbed old diseases like malaria cholera tuberculosis reappeared new drug-resistant health
VCT 2000 566 566 concerted efforts free people poverty hunger illiteracy disease micro-credit poverty-alleviation programmes successful much needs done eradicate poverty era plenty millions still suffer hunger curbed old diseases like malaria cholera tuberculosis reappeared new drug-resistant forms deadly diseases like hiv aids spreading alarming pace leaders caribbean community placed combating pandemic top regional agenda health
VCT 2000 568 568 free people poverty hunger illiteracy disease micro-credit poverty-alleviation programmes successful much needs done eradicate poverty era plenty millions still suffer hunger curbed old diseases like malaria cholera tuberculosis reappeared new drug-resistant forms deadly diseases like hiv aids spreading alarming pace leaders caribbean community placed combating pandemic top regional agenda scourge already health
VCT 2000 576 576 programmes successful much needs done eradicate poverty era plenty millions still suffer hunger curbed old diseases like malaria cholera tuberculosis reappeared new drug-resistant forms deadly diseases like hiv aids spreading alarming pace leaders caribbean community placed combating pandemic top regional agenda scourge already claimed lives million people projected claim lives million health
VCT 2000 588 588 hunger curbed old diseases like malaria cholera tuberculosis reappeared new drug-resistant forms deadly diseases like hiv aids spreading alarming pace leaders caribbean community placed combating pandemic top regional agenda scourge already claimed lives million people projected claim lives million year majority sub-saharan africa developed world spared either worldwide figures indicate million health
VCT 2000 616 616 agenda scourge already claimed lives million people projected claim lives million year majority sub-saharan africa developed world spared either worldwide figures indicate million people living disease million died since beginning epidemic million children become orphaned caribbean region disease now threatens human resource development efforts caricom reverse social economic gains countries subregion health
VCT 2000 621 621 million people projected claim lives million year majority sub-saharan africa developed world spared either worldwide figures indicate million people living disease million died since beginning epidemic million children become orphaned caribbean region disease now threatens human resource development efforts caricom reverse social economic gains countries subregion prevalence rate wider caribbean estimated health
VCT 2000 628 628 majority sub-saharan africa developed world spared either worldwide figures indicate million people living disease million died since beginning epidemic million children become orphaned caribbean region disease now threatens human resource development efforts caricom reverse social economic gains countries subregion prevalence rate wider caribbean estimated cases per people highest rate prevalence americas health
VCT 2000 669 669 wider caribbean estimated cases per people highest rate prevalence americas second terms growth rate sub-saharan africa united nations aids survey showed adults children region living disease immunity international cooperation medical ethical legal fields must intensified disease contained preach human rights universality united nations time ignoring aspirations million people republic china taiwan health
VCT 2000 679 679 second terms growth rate sub-saharan africa united nations aids survey showed adults children region living disease immunity international cooperation medical ethical legal fields must intensified disease contained preach human rights universality united nations time ignoring aspirations million people republic china taiwan view saint vincent grenadines delegation time come serious consideration given health
VEN 2000 170 170 message millennium summit clear peace development equally important depends urgent tasks struggle poverty also clear alleviate debt burden highly indebted poor countries tackle scourges aids malaria provide education tasks united nations must play leadership role order meet established goals reducing world poverty half must ensure national government’s measures adopted accordance social health
VEN 2000 203 203 leadership role order meet established goals reducing world poverty half must ensure national government’s measures adopted accordance social platform united nations conferences benefit populations areas health food education accompanied international cooperation based solidarity order tasks carried efficiently promptly therefore particularly important order support objectives strategies poverty eradication developed countries meet commitment health
VEN 2000 358 358 countries including highly indebted poor countries medium-income countries freeing resources currently allocated debt payment will make possible countries efficiently meet real needs populations areas food health education will also promote peoples participation full integration within respective societies also necessary recognize economic social costs incurred developing countries meeting foreign debt payments shared health
VUT 2000 224 224 april build global partnership girls education vanuatu will pleased part global initiative time vanuatu fully supports view involving women central players development provides benefits areas nutrition health savings reinvestment family community ultimately national level nevertheless challenge ensuring education levels ambitious objective will require external assistance education training population including women must health
VUT 2000 225 225 build global partnership girls education vanuatu will pleased part global initiative time vanuatu fully supports view involving women central players development provides benefits areas nutrition health savings reinvestment family community ultimately national level nevertheless challenge ensuring education levels ambitious objective will require external assistance education training population including women must therefore health
VUT 2000 415 415 way day-to- day business new millennium new information technology must made accessible affordable people living remote areas developing nations order facilitate access better education better health services give greater access world markets business opportunities great challenge one must face together proudly united nations last month national parliament vanuatu passed two laws health
YEM 2000 98 98 nations promoting purposes charter view upholding principles freedom equality justice every society can assume national responsibilities comprehensive sustainable development including poverty eradication provision food shelter health care education ensuring fundamental freedoms human rights democracy enabling women play role society accordingly republic yemen supports efforts secretary-general develop role mechanisms organs international organization health
ZAF 2000 72 72 based charter assertion human dignity human rights equality women men aim promoting better social standards indeed billions people today enjoy human rights live dignity free disease ignorance fear enjoying benefits technology scientific advances able take full advantage process globalization equally billions humiliated degraded stripped innate human dignity worth poverty disease ignorance health
ZAF 2000 96 96 free disease ignorance fear enjoying benefits technology scientific advances able take full advantage process globalization equally billions humiliated degraded stripped innate human dignity worth poverty disease ignorance homelessness hunger wars assembly following inspiring millennium summit provides us opportunity reflect wise words leaders world declaration adopted global consensus last emerged confirms live health
ZAF 2000 162 162 whole means create people-centred world caring strong sense solidarity brothers sisters keepers may borrow words bible also universal consensus now billions people degraded dehumanized poverty disease hunger indeed enough resources world feed educate restore dignity human beings make world better place therefore clear eradication hunger poverty priority priorities collective responsibility also health
ZAF 2000 193 193 feed educate restore dignity human beings make world better place therefore clear eradication hunger poverty priority priorities collective responsibility also agreement collective responsibility dealing infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis sexually transmitted diseases especially hiv aids need mobilize material human resources provide better infrastructure provide health education ensure access affordable medicine also consensus health
ZAF 2000 194 194 educate restore dignity human beings make world better place therefore clear eradication hunger poverty priority priorities collective responsibility also agreement collective responsibility dealing infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis sexually transmitted diseases especially hiv aids need mobilize material human resources provide better infrastructure provide health education ensure access affordable medicine also consensus africa health
ZAF 2000 198 198 beings make world better place therefore clear eradication hunger poverty priority priorities collective responsibility also agreement collective responsibility dealing infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis sexually transmitted diseases especially hiv aids need mobilize material human resources provide better infrastructure provide health education ensure access affordable medicine also consensus africa poses biggest development challenge health
ZAF 2000 211 211 responsibility also agreement collective responsibility dealing infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis sexually transmitted diseases especially hiv aids need mobilize material human resources provide better infrastructure provide health education ensure access affordable medicine also consensus africa poses biggest development challenge success failure united nations humankind whole century will determined success dealing african development health
ZAF 2000 646 646 xenophobia forms discrimination conclusion let us put collective will courage intellectual creativity together shaping dream better world world solidarity world child starve die preventable curable diseases world child will deprived schooling world children will sent war world child can slave used object trafficking world children grow children play toys breadwinners worry health
ZWE 2000 973 973 states governance international bodies thereby subordinating democratic political processes unaccountable economic financial actors institutions globalization thus undermining ability governments serve guarantors social economic political cultural health communities expense common goals objectives international economic cooperation surrendered blind market forces faint hope somehow things will magic turn right consequences impoverishing process clearly visible health
ZWE 2000 1084 1084 farther behind therefore call upon international community support efforts regional integration promote regional public assets initiatives including regional infrastructure roads railways ports power-pooling systems infectious disease control centres excellence training regional markets trade agricultural research early warning systems drought despite talk global village apparent africa’s lonely days yet still cause occasion health
AGO 2001 80 80 launched systematically sporadically countries extreme poverty misery still affect large numbers world population especially continent one fourth million inhabitants survive less per day hiv aids epidemic now affecting million people economically active people may seriously threaten economic development future many societies unless urgent measures taken face many challenges united nations must health
AGO 2001 940 940 angola engaged new partnership economic progress can achieved africa promotion trade among nations establishment healthy economic conditions good governance fighting regional threats including conflicts endemic diseases welcoming capital inflows hope nepad will become force political stabilization economic development african countries particularly affected serious divisions international conference financing development held monterrey mexico health
ALB 2001 852 852 old threats conflicts states inter-ethnic conflicts terrorism organized crime widespread poverty wide gap exists poor rich countries including digital divide natural disasters drying energy resources diseases aids epidemic illnesses spread bioterrorism long subject study international community current developments throughout world shown now ever vital importance crucial role united nations achieving peace health
ALB 2001 854 854 conflicts states inter-ethnic conflicts terrorism organized crime widespread poverty wide gap exists poor rich countries including digital divide natural disasters drying energy resources diseases aids epidemic illnesses spread bioterrorism long subject study international community current developments throughout world shown now ever vital importance crucial role united nations achieving peace security fostering health
ALB 2001 855 855 states inter-ethnic conflicts terrorism organized crime widespread poverty wide gap exists poor rich countries including digital divide natural disasters drying energy resources diseases aids epidemic illnesses spread bioterrorism long subject study international community current developments throughout world shown now ever vital importance crucial role united nations achieving peace security fostering development health
ARE 2001 984 984 due lack clear strategy regional international economic cooperation slow- turn aggravated economic imbalance countries north south countries north enjoy prosperity south continue suffer poverty unemployment disease environmental pollution therefore united arab emirates accustomed extending financial development investment humanitarian assistance many developing countries countries affected natural disasters armed conflicts calls upon developed health
ARE 2001 1055 1055 debt burden help countries secure access world markets domestic products facilitate transfer peaceful technologies assist containing growing domestic problems combat poverty unemployment environmental degradation spread disease conclusion hope deliberations items agenda session will produce positive results will enhance confidence-building measures ensure security stability world numerous quickly changing variables health
AUS 2001 708 708 assistance displaced vulnerable afghans south-west asia international community faces grave new challenges threaten global peace prosperity time secretary-general said statement challenges faced us september poverty disease development diminished need international cooperation never greater therefore tremendously important agreement reached doha launch development round world trade liberalization free trade including agriculture offers benefits health
BDI 2001 860 860 erosion monetary situation furthermore year economic activity continued suffer heavy blows drought bringing negative growth two consecutive years essentially agricultural country crisis period situation regard health significantly deteriorated notwithstanding efforts exerted government hiv aids malaria diseases linked malnutrition continue rage among people already weakened horrors war major performance indicators education reflect health
BDI 2001 869 869 heavy blows drought bringing negative growth two consecutive years essentially agricultural country crisis period situation regard health significantly deteriorated notwithstanding efforts exerted government hiv aids malaria diseases linked malnutrition continue rage among people already weakened horrors war major performance indicators education reflect net decline access drinking water general hygiene conditions seriously health
BDI 2001 870 870 blows drought bringing negative growth two consecutive years essentially agricultural country crisis period situation regard health significantly deteriorated notwithstanding efforts exerted government hiv aids malaria diseases linked malnutrition continue rage among people already weakened horrors war major performance indicators education reflect net decline access drinking water general hygiene conditions seriously deteriorated health
BDI 2001 872 872 bringing negative growth two consecutive years essentially agricultural country crisis period situation regard health significantly deteriorated notwithstanding efforts exerted government hiv aids malaria diseases linked malnutrition continue rage among people already weakened horrors war major performance indicators education reflect net decline access drinking water general hygiene conditions seriously deteriorated time many health
BDI 2001 903 903 weakened horrors war major performance indicators education reflect net decline access drinking water general hygiene conditions seriously deteriorated time many dwellings basic social infrastructure schools health centres destroyed war faced particularly trying situation burundi looks great deal united nations agencies various bilateral partners international organizations non-governmental organizations help economy recover name health
BDI 2001 1160 1160 working strategy conflict prevention view understanding fully motives dynamics confrontation curing evil root also means resolutely attacking structural causes drive people revolt namely ignorance want disease extreme poverty underdevelopment corollaries inequities distribution wealth chain directly linking desperate acts fanaticism bred frustration humiliation thus imbalance north south unlikely promote harmonious equilibrium indeed health
BDI 2001 1229 1229 aid development improving living conditions people contributes induced effects reducing anachronistic factors growing poverty child labour ban international labour organization ilo conventions spread hiv aids pandemic delegation continues hope international conference financing development scheduled march mexico will adopt strategies reduce inequalities within countries expects conference definition strategic objectives terms consistent policies health
BEL 2001 585 585 equal footing men girls must opportunities boys particularly education access social services european union insists also equal rights property credit facilities social services including reproductive health services interest everyone women able participate fully economic political life levels union stresses importance implementing security council resolution special attention must given participation full association health
BEL 2001 1629 1629 environment development welcome progress made bonn marrakesh undertake speedily ratify kyoto protocol also just reached intergovernmental consensus highest level strategy needed halt appalling global aids pandemic major step forward urgent tragic nature problem demand greater ambition will actively contribute creation new global fund combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis will play active health
BEL 2001 1650 1650 halt appalling global aids pandemic major step forward urgent tragic nature problem demand greater ambition will actively contribute creation new global fund combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis will play active role processes emerged last june’s special session declaration commitment hiv aids put practice concrete measures among challenges demographic changes lie ahead health
BEN 2001 1274 1274 placing historic initiative hands africans without way renouncing international cooperation important step thus taken new african joint initiative africans finally hope continent will cease continent disease poverty misery bloody conflicts real partnership can created us rest world wish hope will become reality health
BFA 2001 354 354 east conflict rich north poor south therefore crucial current leaders courageously attack injustices inequalities fuel violence hatred international community must therefore resolutely commit combating poverty epidemics particular hiv aids economic commercial marginalization well exclusion kinds continue daily lot many regions world attacking injustices means necessarily find solution question middle east right health
BGD 2001 239 239 global phenomenon addressed therefore welcome president bush’s statement general assembly 44th meeting november quoted sheikh al-azhar university world’s oldest islamic institution higher learning declared terrorism disease islam prohibits killing innocent civilians previous speakers underlined fact spotlight terrorism blind us pursuit pressing objectives indeed terrorism one aspect many negative forces shape substance health
BGD 2001 279 279 pressing objectives indeed terrorism one aspect many negative forces shape substance call globalization including drugs organized crime illicit transfer small arms money-laundering environmental degradation new diseases invaded societies many intrinsic interlinkages none respect borders call collective approaches concerted global action positive side two crucial forces impelled globalization mass consciousness individual rights health
BHR 2001 1088 1088 special sessions held conjunction believe firmly destiny human race common destiny given live one world therefore duty-bound preserve world protect threats war international terrorism conflict disease poverty incumbent us peoples united nations stated charter choose practice tolerance live according will almighty god peoples cooperate pursuit friendship justice peace security health
BHS 2001 1049 1049 devastating populations threatening reverse development gains made many developing countries developing world will must look help support technology research capacity resources able control spread deadly disease year will also active one united nations benchmark assessments readjustment priorities addressing significant issues international agenda international conference financing development will convened monterrey mexico march health
BLZ 2001 408 408 spoke english twenty-sixth special session general assembly hiv aids held last june brought international community together collectively affirm urgent need critical action part stakeholders combat pandemic us caribbean conference special importance ranked second highest region rate hiv aids infection sub-saharan africa caribbean states working international partners combat spread deadly disease progress health
BLZ 2001 421 421 international community together collectively affirm urgent need critical action part stakeholders combat pandemic us caribbean conference special importance ranked second highest region rate hiv aids infection sub-saharan africa caribbean states working international partners combat spread deadly disease progress made hiv aids special session must attributed collaborative spirit displayed involved political technical health
BLZ 2001 432 432 combat pandemic us caribbean conference special importance ranked second highest region rate hiv aids infection sub-saharan africa caribbean states working international partners combat spread deadly disease progress made hiv aids special session must attributed collaborative spirit displayed involved political technical levels inclusion civil society well private sector contributed effectiveness conference remains health
BLZ 2001 476 476 well private sector contributed effectiveness conference remains critical success programme eradicate hiv aids welcome decision secretary-general reach entire world community assist establishment global hiv aids health fund effort help alleviate suffering millions people afflicted scourge protection preservation environment major concern developing world many us depend natural resources survival commitments made international health
BOL 2001 460 460 computers turbines must also apply agriculture textiles leather unfortunately last three labour-intensive sectors governed nineteenth-century rules midst third millennium bolivia moving forward decentralized participatory programmes health education educated vaccinated citizen market however full-fledged citizen present-day world bolivia straightened opened economy seen full reciprocity developed world part neighbours bolivia almost entirely eliminated health
BRA 2001 584 584 round end crucial priority given issues conducive dismantling protectionist practices barriers developed countries brazil taken lead negotiations ensure greater market access better humanitarian conditions fight disease will seek strike balance requirements patent rights imperative providing care need favour market practices protection intellectual property cost human lives point must carefully defined life health
BRA 2001 710 710 financing development held next year monterrey must also envisage practical forms cooperation alleviate tragedy aids africa long will world remain indifferent plight might yet saved disease deprivation exclusion twentieth century came end amid growing sense global citizenship universally shared values brazil determined forge ahead direction international criminal court will historic victory health
BRB 2001 452 452 based exaggeration religious cultural differences global community respecting diversity rooted universal values latter must choice can achieve bring real hope billions now trapped poverty conflict disease must accept struggle terrorism can never hope succeed viewed simply military campaign strike power base latest practitioners terror must also seek find effective lasting solutions health
BRB 2001 764 764 inclusive trading arrangement gives due recognition differences size level development member states welcome agreement drug patents represents major victory efforts developing countries respond priority public health needs great significance fight hiv aids impact september events caribbean immediate severe economic repercussions served emphasize extreme fragility vulnerability small states international economy countries caribbean health
BRB 2001 1071 1071 none issues faced us september become less urgent indeed unfortunate irony global response terrorism conducted manner massive redeployment resources priorities fight narcotics trafficking extreme poverty disease environmental degradation exacerbate economic political cultural instabilities primary breeding ground terrorism small countries like part problem nevertheless required part solution circumstances place disproportionate burden financial health
BTN 2001 219 219 misconceptions people world losing freedom willingly without choice multitude ways pervasive sense fear freedom heavy price pay anything civilized society provide liberty cowed affording less disease cause must stamped determined coordinated approach countries indispensable key end united nations must play central role must inspire unite act must behind individual country group health
BWA 2001 227 227 full implementation conventions combating terrorism delegation convinced international community collectively resources necessary win war terrorism challenge age major challenge presents extraordinary danger humanity hiv aids pandemic whose devastating impact societies economies particularly africa well documented according recent estimates million people living hiv globally million sub-saharan africa million people infected virus million health
BWA 2001 286 286 million sub-saharan africa statistics present extremely grim picture hiv aids situation sub-saharan africa delegates doubt aware country one worst affected continent unless join forces tackle pandemic will continue devastating impact societies economies funding hiv aids programmes grossly inadequate increased order mitigate impact scourge indeed twenty-sixth special session united nations general assembly health
BWA 2001 318 318 funding hiv aids programmes grossly inadequate increased order mitigate impact scourge indeed twenty-sixth special session united nations general assembly underscored imperative intensified global action combat pandemic global hiv aids health fund come opportune time sincere hope therefore donor community will respond positively financing trust fund want stress need strengthen role united health
BWA 2001 322 322 grossly inadequate increased order mitigate impact scourge indeed twenty-sixth special session united nations general assembly underscored imperative intensified global action combat pandemic global hiv aids health fund come opportune time sincere hope therefore donor community will respond positively financing trust fund want stress need strengthen role united nations fight efforts prevention health
BWA 2001 349 349 come opportune time sincere hope therefore donor community will respond positively financing trust fund want stress need strengthen role united nations fight efforts prevention treatment disease need augmented strengthened concrete measures support resources international community turn tide spread hiv aids third issue wish highlight conflict diamonds versus development diamonds botswana deplores health
CAF 2001 169 169 states indeed millennium declaration must viewed strategy within states work able meet many challenges facing world today include poverty conflict intolerance terrorism debt marginalization endemic disease hiv aids growing challenges persistence leads global imbalance can dealt multilateral cooperation framework united nations cooperation must first aim eradicate causes certain frustrating problems world health
CIV 2001 238 238 help côte d’ivoire resume economic growth order able play proper role government attaches great importance social policy aimed combating poverty meeting needs sectors population areas health education employment nutrition part policy strategy document poverty reduction prepared beginning june health insurance plan will place part national social security system plan everyone living health
CIV 2001 241 241 resume economic growth order able play proper role government attaches great importance social policy aimed combating poverty meeting needs sectors population areas health education employment nutrition part policy strategy document poverty reduction prepared beginning june health insurance plan will place part national social security system plan everyone living côte d’ivoire will health
CIV 2001 251 251 great importance social policy aimed combating poverty meeting needs sectors population areas health education employment nutrition part policy strategy document poverty reduction prepared beginning june health insurance plan will place part national social security system plan everyone living côte d’ivoire will able health insurance regardless social status national assembly adopted necessary health
CIV 2001 268 268 policy strategy document poverty reduction prepared beginning june health insurance plan will place part national social security system plan everyone living côte d’ivoire will able health insurance regardless social status national assembly adopted necessary laws end october effort will spared ensure eliminate serious social shortcomings soon possible regard greatest ambition development health
CIV 2001 460 460 general africa particular un aids statistics many institutions state throughout world million people infected million children africa represents per cent planet’s population nevertheless since beginning epidemic per cent deaths due aids fallen africa secretary- general rightly stressed report february epidemic continues grow present rate affected nations will see decrease least per health
CIV 2001 474 474 million children africa represents per cent planet’s population nevertheless since beginning epidemic per cent deaths due aids fallen africa secretary- general rightly stressed report february epidemic continues grow present rate affected nations will see decrease least per cent estimated economic growth next years reason glad see setting global aids health fund health
CIV 2001 498 498 february epidemic continues grow present rate affected nations will see decrease least per cent estimated economic growth next years reason glad see setting global aids health fund united nations secretary-general’s initiative also good time set mechanisms promoting exchange experience among countries managed halt spread hiv aids still seeking solutions country can health
CMR 2001 819 819 cameroon honour presiding principles requirements broadly recalled thank goodness endorsed spite commitments undertaken one world summit gap regions north south growing wider day destitution poverty epidemics aids pandemic technology divide matters fate solidarity just balanced practice commercial exchange notably opening markets disadvantaged countries also help bridge gap forthcoming international conference financing health
CMR 2001 821 821 presiding principles requirements broadly recalled thank goodness endorsed spite commitments undertaken one world summit gap regions north south growing wider day destitution poverty epidemics aids pandemic technology divide matters fate solidarity just balanced practice commercial exchange notably opening markets disadvantaged countries also help bridge gap forthcoming international conference financing development held health
COG 2001 747 747 must reduce quickly possible gulf separates poorest among us wealthiest socio-economic tensions see throughout world also result extreme poverty developing countries billion men women victims malnutrition even access drinking water minimal health services unless accelerate growth poverty will continue worsen must therefore mobilize generally order urgently implement strategies adopted especially adopted health
COG 2001 753 753 poorest among us wealthiest socio-economic tensions see throughout world also result extreme poverty developing countries billion men women victims malnutrition even access drinking water minimal health services unless accelerate growth poverty will continue worsen must therefore mobilize generally order urgently implement strategies adopted especially adopted millennium summit welcome recent united nations health
COM 2001 518 518 state al-quds al-sharif capital necessary another point view united nations responsibility safeguard welfare peoples entails guaranteeing conditions better life protecting fundamental human rights indeed serious diseases affecting countries particular developing ones difficult access better education health care famine afflicts several regions world deterioration environment violation human rights remain major challenges millennium health
COM 2001 528 528 responsibility safeguard welfare peoples entails guaranteeing conditions better life protecting fundamental human rights indeed serious diseases affecting countries particular developing ones difficult access better education health care famine afflicts several regions world deterioration environment violation human rights remain major challenges millennium evils famine serious disease extreme poverty afflicting many countries eloquent health
COM 2001 547 547 developing ones difficult access better education health care famine afflicts several regions world deterioration environment violation human rights remain major challenges millennium evils famine serious disease extreme poverty afflicting many countries eloquent manifestations gap north south will ultimately bridge disease aids heart discussions concerns kills empties entire regions every year creates health
COM 2001 561 561 environment violation human rights remain major challenges millennium evils famine serious disease extreme poverty afflicting many countries eloquent manifestations gap north south will ultimately bridge disease aids heart discussions concerns kills empties entire regions every year creates millions orphans whose future bleak thus islamic federal republic comoros despite relatively low rate health
COM 2001 602 602 bleak thus islamic federal republic comoros despite relatively low rate incidence government remains aware country’s geographical position prevalence tourism island subregion factors contribute rapid spread disease given influx tourists seasonal holiday-makers government devoted making national programme aids useful tool giving much possible appropriate means undeniable help world health organization joint united health
COM 2001 624 624 contribute rapid spread disease given influx tourists seasonal holiday-makers government devoted making national programme aids useful tool giving much possible appropriate means undeniable help world health organization joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids commitment government comoros fight aids also expressed participation regional international measures effect thus delegation comoros led excellency health
COM 2001 674 674 excellency mr hamada madi boléro prime minister took part last june special session general assembly aids held city recommendations session borne mind national authorities speaking diseases overlook malaria still affects many regions comoros affects layers society becomes source major concern national authorities beyond national provisions within framework national strategy fight malaria health
COM 2001 676 676 hamada madi boléro prime minister took part last june special session general assembly aids held city recommendations session borne mind national authorities speaking diseases overlook malaria still affects many regions comoros affects layers society becomes source major concern national authorities beyond national provisions within framework national strategy fight malaria country welcomes health
COM 2001 699 699 diseases overlook malaria still affects many regions comoros affects layers society becomes source major concern national authorities beyond national provisions within framework national strategy fight malaria country welcomes initiative proclaim period 2001- decade roll back malaria africa spoke earlier gap separates economies north south point view third united nations conference least health
COM 2001 709 709 society becomes source major concern national authorities beyond national provisions within framework national strategy fight malaria country welcomes initiative proclaim period 2001- decade roll back malaria africa spoke earlier gap separates economies north south point view third united nations conference least developed countries held brussels may particular interest countries count resolute health
COM 2001 869 869 will take due account true diagnosis made world order seek together appropriate remedies everyone’s interest survival depends neighbour’s peace threatened one safe likewise long hunger disease ignorance violence injustice poverty still subsist certain regions will cause shame humanity potential threat peace stability year last session spoke high rostrum among points general health
CPV 2001 743 743 future despite clouds hanging international scene know complicated combination endogenous exogenous phenomena left african continent feeling increasingly marginalized pace economic growth able reduce poverty significantly diseases malaria aids continue cut lives short frightening rate several countries scene instability many engaged armed conflicts experiencing terrorist activities kill thousands innocents systematically destroy property health
CPV 2001 744 744 despite clouds hanging international scene know complicated combination endogenous exogenous phenomena left african continent feeling increasingly marginalized pace economic growth able reduce poverty significantly diseases malaria aids continue cut lives short frightening rate several countries scene instability many engaged armed conflicts experiencing terrorist activities kill thousands innocents systematically destroy property disrupt health
CRI 2001 309 309 right now duty plant seeds peace order substitute vices destruction conflict virtues fraternity tolerance cooperation among men women currently thanks scientific technological progress can defeat disease poverty famine hatred war now posses necessary economic technological philosophical means guarantee every person highest standards life necessary conditions fullest physical intellectual spiritual development context health
CRI 2001 940 940 basic needs basic human rights respected social political differences resolved democratic means dialogue negotiation therefore essential invest intensively systematically human resources devoting necessary resources education health educated population can live freedom healthy population can work development cultured population can integrate globalized contemporary world similarly necessary ensure sustainable use management natural resources health
CUB 2001 909 909 right development equal opportunity attain renders obsolete decision made year ago work together order eliminate poverty face earth will willing organize coalition poverty famine ignorance diseases scourge aids currently decimating african continent coalition sustainable development preservation environment destruction planet coalition assembled avenge grievous unjustifiable death innocent people united states let us health
CUB 2001 969 969 war let us come together save death hundreds thousands poor women die childbirth every year let us come together save death million children die preventable diseases age every year third world let us come together bring medicine aids million africans today hopelessly awaiting death let us come together invest development least health
CYP 2001 181 181 comprehensive proposal establishment task force combat international terrorism united nations continues faced old new tasks globalization good governance protection environment need sustainable development elimination poverty pandemics securing world free threat weapons mass destruction maintaining international peace security remain high agenda consider imperative duty every member provide necessary resources support organization cyprus health
CZE 2001 1105 1105 joint endeavours debt relief market access crucial elements economic development developing countries united nations must continue activities promote sustainable development continue programmes aimed providing basic health care education fighting hiv aids pandemic averting devastation environment gender perspective included efforts gap rich poor countries continues grow exacerbated imbalance distribution globalization benefits digital health
CZE 2001 1111 1111 crucial elements economic development developing countries united nations must continue activities promote sustainable development continue programmes aimed providing basic health care education fighting hiv aids pandemic averting devastation environment gender perspective included efforts gap rich poor countries continues grow exacerbated imbalance distribution globalization benefits digital divide just additional symptom growing disparity health
DJI 2001 214 214 much- needed reforms restore relevance central role united nations enhancing capacity effectiveness recognized far many people live margins society reduced silence endemic poverty debt aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria effect become voice world’s silent majority chance therefore together organization heads received nobel peace prize congratulate wholeheartedly distinct rare honour bestowed upon united health
DJI 2001 216 216 reforms restore relevance central role united nations enhancing capacity effectiveness recognized far many people live margins society reduced silence endemic poverty debt aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria effect become voice world’s silent majority chance therefore together organization heads received nobel peace prize congratulate wholeheartedly distinct rare honour bestowed upon united nations system health
DJI 2001 551 551 treaties institutional mechanisms international community must act mitigate crisis now time act recent international terrorist attacks united states rightly dominated world’s attention pressing problems aids pandemic must still urgently attended special session general assembly devoted scourge held june took decisive step towards finding collective solutions actions commitments however still concern non-binding health
DJI 2001 628 628 scourge particularly africa search solution measures take debate centred treatment versus prevention ideally best hope preventative vaccine solution look promising one expert put end beginning epidemic beginning end growth exponential spread information technology coupled demise cold war past decade determining factors shaping views development global economy advent globalization trade expanded capital health
DMA 2001 529 529 lack commitment evident areas year millennium summit six months general assembly special session hiv aids international community seems lost interest crisis secretary-general labelled greatest public health challenge times front-page news hiv aids claimed attention short time special session disease claimed millions lives last year created millions orphans sub-saharan africa continues highest health
DMA 2001 542 542 hiv aids international community seems lost interest crisis secretary-general labelled greatest public health challenge times front-page news hiv aids claimed attention short time special session disease claimed millions lives last year created millions orphans sub-saharan africa continues highest rates infection caribbean region ranks close second global fund aids health proposed secretary-general health
DMA 2001 556 556 times front-page news hiv aids claimed attention short time special session disease claimed millions lives last year created millions orphans sub-saharan africa continues highest rates infection caribbean region ranks close second global fund aids health proposed secretary-general clearly realizing spending target billion billion will able achieve stated goal reversing spread hiv health
DMA 2001 565 565 special session disease claimed millions lives last year created millions orphans sub-saharan africa continues highest rates infection caribbean region ranks close second global fund aids health proposed secretary-general clearly realizing spending target billion billion will able achieve stated goal reversing spread hiv aids declared world leaders millennium summit majority people infected health
DMA 2001 600 600 able achieve stated goal reversing spread hiv aids declared world leaders millennium summit majority people infected hiv aids live developing world high incidence hiv aids infection considered function poverty circularity problem tremendous implications economic development poverty reduction efforts raise living standards developing countries accepted premise international development cooperation plays vital role health
DOM 2001 261 261 peace fellowship among people historic gathering rationale analysed framework set action international community promote human rights security disarmament economic development equality nations fight hunger poverty disease exclusion social racial gender prejudice abandonment children disabled elderly can doubt priority objectives prevention violence crime say struggle wars genocide terrorism full weight pain inhumanity health
ECU 2001 357 357 action interdependence enabled heads government state millennium assembly agree making united nations supreme multilateral forum suitable effective instrument fight development peoples world fight poverty ignorance disease fight injustice violence terror crime fight deterioration destruction planet also committed freeing people scourge war eradicating dangers posed weapons mass destruction strengthening respect rule law health
ECU 2001 1243 1243 impact financing social development projects external debt mortgaging economic present future developing countries extremely adverse effects devours vast resources otherwise used fight poverty promoting public health education meeting many urgent social needs situation thus increasing negative effect market-oriented national policies political democratic stability many countries therefore time international community adopt effective health
EGY 2001 268 268 constant search justice truth development battle terrorism successful must extend aspects life including political economic social cultural security aspects search root causes justification rather diagnosis disease cured dealing symptoms alone must rather thorough analysis thorough investigation germs spew venom human hearts souls bodies discovering pathogen opens path effective treatment germ lethal health
EGY 2001 419 419 forward international community providing necessary backing support constructive collective action order ensure successful outcome efforts aimed development stability prosperity africa time important prevent spread another disease so-called clash civilizations religions undermine progress made humanity far towards constructive interaction coexistence therefore call convening international conference lay foundation cooperation among states terrorism conference health
EGY 2001 617 617 islam resultant persecution arabs muslims attempt can spring ignorance blind prejudice islam religion based truth justice respect human rights particularly right life free poverty ignorance disease islam people duty interact others fair means understanding mutual respect commend governments including united states government taken measures put end heinous practices recall dark ages health
ERI 2001 432 432 deep concern us globalization severely negative impact african economies deepened marginalization kept benefiting global economy africa suffers region extreme poverty indeed recurrent famine plagues like malaria tuberculosis hiv aids diarrhoea host debilitating fatal tropical diseases many cases reached biblical proportions decimation populations horrendous consequences many already weak economies addition economic crises health
ERI 2001 436 436 severely negative impact african economies deepened marginalization kept benefiting global economy africa suffers region extreme poverty indeed recurrent famine plagues like malaria tuberculosis hiv aids diarrhoea host debilitating fatal tropical diseases many cases reached biblical proportions decimation populations horrendous consequences many already weak economies addition economic crises poverty conflicts wars civil health
ERI 2001 441 441 deepened marginalization kept benefiting global economy africa suffers region extreme poverty indeed recurrent famine plagues like malaria tuberculosis hiv aids diarrhoea host debilitating fatal tropical diseases many cases reached biblical proportions decimation populations horrendous consequences many already weak economies addition economic crises poverty conflicts wars civil strife prominently afflicted africa past health
ESP 2001 1277 1277 rates poverty eradication poverty primary objective millennium declaration spain’s policy cooperation development one group people vulnerable definition people ill special session general assembly aids infectious diseases highlighted urgency halting spread spain will make major contribution global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria created purpose united nations will able accomplish tasks necessary resources health
ESP 2001 1292 1292 vulnerable definition people ill special session general assembly aids infectious diseases highlighted urgency halting spread spain will make major contribution global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria created purpose united nations will able accomplish tasks necessary resources budget coming two-year period will discussed assembly’s session effort impose budgetary discipline must continue rigid health
ETH 2001 337 337 resources fighting poverty national level war count partners stand us waging strategy fighting poverty touches everything politics diplomacy economic domain want succeed fight hiv aids pandemic affecting country major scourge must defeated determined fight corruption record unambiguous area committed pursuing without let-up now like turn political security situation subregion obvious reasons health
FJI 2001 695 695 decade eradication colonialism non-self-governing territories mostly small island territories caribbean pacific regions need focused attention legitimate aspirations self- determination can recognized declaration commitment hiv aids pandemic demands exercise greater vigilance focus sincerely safeguarding development gains future goals pacific seeking maintain low infection rate trend stand lose fail abide declaration collaboration solidarity health
FJI 2001 711 711 aspirations self- determination can recognized declaration commitment hiv aids pandemic demands exercise greater vigilance focus sincerely safeguarding development gains future goals pacific seeking maintain low infection rate trend stand lose fail abide declaration collaboration solidarity international regional national levels can save humanity invasive scourge despite recent political disturbances fiji respect rule health
FRA 2001 1006 1006 promoting balanced negotiated disarmament strengthens security strategic stability ninth must strive allow languages cultures civilizations exist maintaining dialogue one another tenth must seek improve state health worldwide one thing means devoting resources combating hiv aids hope new global aids health fund will made operational beginning undoubtedly now aware recent years attainment health
FRA 2001 1020 1020 civilizations exist maintaining dialogue one another tenth must seek improve state health worldwide one thing means devoting resources combating hiv aids hope new global aids health fund will made operational beginning undoubtedly now aware recent years attainment objectives indispensable ambitious calls different rules different mechanisms starting reform enlargement security council waited health
FSM 2001 367 367 please allow highlight effects grave threats federated states micronesia will gradually manifest coming decades nation currently grappling ongoing immediate concern poverty speaking poverty hunger unchecked disease all-too- common developing world condition resulted persistent failure nations achieve equal equitable sharing world’s bounties unfortunately alone provides little solace applaud united nations continues heroic health
FSM 2001 426 426 world will continue work colleagues within group china poverty reduction measures improve standard living humankind historic isolation federated states micronesia sheltered us scourge many communicable diseases aids integration world community brought change well past year country experienced first domestic case hiv infection minor comparison experience countries devastated disease cause concern nonetheless health
FSM 2001 442 442 isolation federated states micronesia sheltered us scourge many communicable diseases aids integration world community brought change well past year country experienced first domestic case hiv infection minor comparison experience countries devastated disease cause concern nonetheless country little people wholeheartedly support united nations initiatives regard recently concluded general assembly special session hiv health
FSM 2001 448 448 scourge many communicable diseases aids integration world community brought change well past year country experienced first domestic case hiv infection minor comparison experience countries devastated disease cause concern nonetheless country little people wholeheartedly support united nations initiatives regard recently concluded general assembly special session hiv aids traditional conflicts remain troubling many health
GAB 2001 599 599 prepared make able pass future generations preserved environment similar heritage received fathers efforts made countries africa ensure better economic growth will vain large-scale effort mounted diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria forgotten arterial hypertension another main causes death africa therefore urgent need implement united nations recommendations aids particularly regard care support treatment health
GAB 2001 603 603 future generations preserved environment similar heritage received fathers efforts made countries africa ensure better economic growth will vain large-scale effort mounted diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria forgotten arterial hypertension another main causes death africa therefore urgent need implement united nations recommendations aids particularly regard care support treatment also urgent need make health
GHA 2001 128 128 witnessed laudable achievements political economic scientific technological spheres despite positive developments history end will remember numerous conflicts marked attendant socio-economic disruptions environmental degradation emergence hitherto-unknown diseases persistence poverty among majority people tragic terrorist attacks september awakened world new challenges confronting international peace security fight terrorism must collective action guided purposes principles health
GHA 2001 739 739 united nations ideals organization best means available maintaining international peace security promoting fruitful international cooperation must resolve strengthen will make effective redeem majority people wars disease poverty providing financial material resources commensurate responsibilities health
GIN 2001 1264 1264 set forth various wto agreements consolidated market access products least developed countries markets developed countries access essential drugs poorest populations world particularly vulnerable hiv aids malaria tuberculosis also welcome people’s republic china’s accession full membership wto reiterate support guinean government position positing single china addition like see international conference financing development health
GMB 2001 1404 1404 agenda efforts geared towards eradication poverty incomplete without addressing issue food security delegation therefore looks forward convening world food summit june next year related issue health west africa particularly gambia like eradicate malaria matter urgency first step leaders adopted rollback malaria programme will need support solidarity entire international community endeavour especially health
GMB 2001 1411 1411 without addressing issue food security delegation therefore looks forward convening world food summit june next year related issue health west africa particularly gambia like eradicate malaria matter urgency first step leaders adopted rollback malaria programme will need support solidarity entire international community endeavour especially within context global alliance vaccines immunization special health
GMB 2001 1419 1419 forward convening world food summit june next year related issue health west africa particularly gambia like eradicate malaria matter urgency first step leaders adopted rollback malaria programme will need support solidarity entire international community endeavour especially within context global alliance vaccines immunization special reference least developed countries will recalled third united health
GNB 2001 1259 1259 convention european union african caribbean pacific countries tokyo international conference african development united states african growth opportunity act genoa decision group creation fund fight contagious diseases aids african continent look forward latter group’s next summit african problems particularly difficult economic situation faces africa continues look realistic solutions continent giving clear proof health
GNQ 2001 638 638 republic korea republic korea time united nations fully engaged search solutions alleviate many evils besetting peoples corners world adoption strategies programmes action fight hiv aids pandemic mention just one example illegal traffic weapons drugs drug addiction mortgaging lives children traffic easy recruitment armed forces discrimination women forth international community’s attention diverted health
GRD 2001 791 791 habitat ii istanbul world food summit rome millennium summit special session general assembly hiv aids question much outcome conferences implemented respect poverty alleviation empowerment women health education children elderly trade liberalization economic cooperation sharing transfer technology conferences special sessions promised deliver promising much bad little fight poverty underpins things feed hungry health
GUY 2001 832 832 achieve primary objective increasing growth improving quality life poor countries inherent system many debt poverty traps continue ensnare millions world’s poorest people many now face diseases aids experience painful often also deprives poor basic human rights undoubted nexus now universally recognized actualization human rights economic development recognition delegation last november brought health
HND 2001 243 243 addition terrorism grave dangers threaten peace well-being individuals among hiv aids focus special session general assembly held june collective endeavour led establishment global hiv aids health fund support joint measures pandemic special session raised level understanding scope pandemic goes beyond health also social economic impact june session forged links cooperation among health
HND 2001 248 248 peace well-being individuals among hiv aids focus special session general assembly held june collective endeavour led establishment global hiv aids health fund support joint measures pandemic special session raised level understanding scope pandemic goes beyond health also social economic impact june session forged links cooperation among nations view sharing experience solutions health
HND 2001 255 255 special session general assembly held june collective endeavour led establishment global hiv aids health fund support joint measures pandemic special session raised level understanding scope pandemic goes beyond health also social economic impact june session forged links cooperation among nations view sharing experience solutions fight hiv aids particular essential reduce cost health
HND 2001 258 258 assembly held june collective endeavour led establishment global hiv aids health fund support joint measures pandemic special session raised level understanding scope pandemic goes beyond health also social economic impact june session forged links cooperation among nations view sharing experience solutions fight hiv aids particular essential reduce cost drugs honduras many health
HND 2001 299 299 fight hiv aids particular essential reduce cost drugs honduras many countries infected families afford necessary treatment brazil’s agreements pharmaceutical companies field worthy emulation goal dealing diseases hit developing countries hardest honduras encouraged fact rate virus spreading slowed forecasts two years ago overestimated today’s levels infection although continue high united nations educational health
HND 2001 318 318 companies field worthy emulation goal dealing diseases hit developing countries hardest honduras encouraged fact rate virus spreading slowed forecasts two years ago overestimated today’s levels infection although continue high united nations educational cultural scientific organization helping us set regional aids prevention centre san pedro sula serve entire central american region extreme health
HND 2001 502 502 consultative processes history republic together people adopted 15-year strategy poverty reduction first plan kind arrived national consensus adopted country alleviating poverty overcoming educational backwardness responding epidemics reducing vulnerability natural phenomena linked economic output intelligent distribution thus aware underpinnings form programmes needed fairness justice international trade also required consistent rhetoric international trade health
HTI 2001 795 795 elections convergence frozen position called option zero consists simply annulling elections may thus impasse still exists international assistance still suspended meanwhile poverty rages haiti aids pandemic claimed victims means loss terms life expectancy population painstakingly increased maternal infant mortality clearly progressing figure dying childbirth infant mortality rate risen every births remain health
HTI 2001 808 808 impasse still exists international assistance still suspended meanwhile poverty rages haiti aids pandemic claimed victims means loss terms life expectancy population painstakingly increased maternal infant mortality clearly progressing figure dying childbirth infant mortality rate risen every births remain alarming given children women men entire population dying lack means financial resources exaggeration health
HTI 2001 815 815 meanwhile poverty rages haiti aids pandemic claimed victims means loss terms life expectancy population painstakingly increased maternal infant mortality clearly progressing figure dying childbirth infant mortality rate risen every births remain alarming given children women men entire population dying lack means financial resources exaggeration speak another form economic terrorism none dare health
IND 2001 590 590 indebted countries poverty alleviation programmes specifically aimed developing countries facing financial crises stabilization international prices primary commodity exports importantly welfare development programmes world’s needy children nutrition health education protection degrading hazardous employment struggle equitable development war poverty important campaign terrorism collective search security time external stimulus motivated us unite terrorism security health
IND 2001 591 591 countries poverty alleviation programmes specifically aimed developing countries facing financial crises stabilization international prices primary commodity exports importantly welfare development programmes world’s needy children nutrition health education protection degrading hazardous employment struggle equitable development war poverty important campaign terrorism collective search security time external stimulus motivated us unite terrorism security let health
IRL 2001 816 816 reassess sustainable debt levels provide additional relief heavily indebted poor countries sub-saharan africa will suffer present economic downturn let us redouble efforts overcome hiv aids pandemic killing thousand people every day africa already orphaned million children continent declaration commitment agreed general assembly special session june established framework targets now financed implemented health
IRN 2001 537 537 shall rise challenge promoting peace security development among nations basis justice believe today’s interconnected world live islands prosperity progress rest world suffers increasing poverty illiteracy disease insecurity acquiescing act terrorism anywhere world inconsistent religious ethical principle likewise resorting violence revenge counter acts hardly justified ethical humane considerations lacing sacred realm religion health
ISL 2001 449 449 true ongoing work strengthen peacekeeping capabilities united nations now iceland’s participation united nations peacekeeping operations modest country participated peacekeeping providing civilian personnel gender experts police health professionals changing complex nature peacekeeping need civilian personnel increased icelandic government decided last year systematically increase contribution peacekeeping aim provide personnel united nations well organization health
ITA 2001 263 263 terrorism must also search solutions delicate regional crises global problems loom lives include hunger poverty ignorance inequality underdevelopment violation human rights fundamental freedoms threats environment health top list regional crises middle east area physically close italy one pay close attention working national capacity within european union create soon possible conditions end health
ITA 2001 580 580 interdependencies progress particular areas information communication technology global united nations conferences 1990s laid groundwork definition poverty multidimensional phenomenon characterized low income consumption also lack food health care schooling environmental stability vicious cycle must break coordinated integrated initiatives reverse downward spiral must enhance material human dimensions development millennium declaration spells objectives attained health
ITA 2001 643 643 one example substantive outreach initiative genoa summit involving meeting five african heads state secretary-general discuss new african initiative launch global fund combat hiv aids infectious diseases finally must continue nurture strengthen development assistance reach goal developed countries dedicate per cent gross national product pursuit context debt relief another essential tool free health
ITA 2001 680 680 dedicate per cent gross national product pursuit context debt relief another essential tool free necessary resources developing countries order stimulate economies instance promoting public investment health care schooling italy leader field virtue recent laws allow gradually cancel debt poorest countries said united nations moral authority take today’s new challenges fact highlighted health
JAM 2001 315 315 urges government israel palestinian authority spare effort complying agreements already reached call parties remain engaged quest durable peace dare neglect millions children worldwide suffer hunger disease ignorance situations conflict children vulnerable victims horrified exploitation child soldiers trafficking sexual abuse numerous children suffered remember constitute generation tomorrow whose hands will rest future health
JAM 2001 456 456 country city worldwide fear lives people fear state economies national global fear propensity wanton destruction may impair capacity planet sustain life fears compounded blights blights disease ignorance bigotry towards people basis ethnicity religion gender blight cruel autocratic governance places pervasive blight poverty expansion global economy last four decades eliminated gross poverty health
JAM 2001 512 512 increasingly affluent world currently co-exists globally within countries marginalized underclass hungry homeless destitute less impassioned physical insecurities terrorist repression damaging consequences military warfare unemployed ill health care cold proper heating old social support victims security means meal roof job medicine warmth relief poverty general needs just real insistent represent immediate denial health
KEN 2001 409 409 people without wholehearted engagement international community global target reducing poverty half year achieved without tangible availability resources efforts attacking poverty undermined scourge hiv aids treatable diseases like malaria tuberculosis potential reversing socio-economic gains worked hard achieve applaud secretary-general organizing special session hiv aids earlier year establishment global aids fund welcome development health
KEN 2001 411 411 wholehearted engagement international community global target reducing poverty half year achieved without tangible availability resources efforts attacking poverty undermined scourge hiv aids treatable diseases like malaria tuberculosis potential reversing socio-economic gains worked hard achieve applaud secretary-general organizing special session hiv aids earlier year establishment global aids fund welcome development look forward health
KEN 2001 571 571 clear policies developed countries encourage private sector investment africa urgently need freed burdens diverting vital resources economic development debt relief necessary common interest economies restored health meaningful time frame concluding remarks relate desire equity fair play justice one cardinal objectives united nations welcome efforts organization made pursuit objectives welcome efforts yet health
KHM 2001 367 367 gap developed developing countries will widen future problem human security international community must consider finding appropriate ways means addressing thirdly another side effect poverty growing epidemic hiv aids worldwide across regions continents affecting mostly poor developing countries therefore believe rich developed countries help fight global hiv aids epidemic fourthly contributing factor health
KHM 2001 389 389 effect poverty growing epidemic hiv aids worldwide across regions continents affecting mostly poor developing countries therefore believe rich developed countries help fight global hiv aids epidemic fourthly contributing factor combating terrorism attempt find practical solutions growing threat proliferation nuclear weapons illegal trade small arms light weapons around globe context cambodia fully health
KHM 2001 782 782 terrorist attacks september therefore essential work together build genuine community nations gap developed developing countries reduced threat terrorism nuclear annihilation eliminated danger global hiv aids epidemic mitigated poverty alleviated can come development genuine cooperation fostering enhanced mutual respect cultivation greater tolerance promotion better understanding emergence broader spirit true union among nations health
KNA 2001 723 723 members global village discard old suspicions embrace new partnerships dialogue diversity necessary components interdependence partnership understanding will prove essential efforts tackle common problems drug trafficking pandemic hiv aids special session hiv aids came important juncture urge member states support decisions taken small states like saint kitts nevis pandemic hiv aids presents health
KNA 2001 745 745 problems drug trafficking pandemic hiv aids special session hiv aids came important juncture urge member states support decisions taken small states like saint kitts nevis pandemic hiv aids presents one devastating challenges development human security disease threatens unravel delicately woven balance social growth economic potential people great risk prospect losing decades health
KNA 2001 755 755 came important juncture urge member states support decisions taken small states like saint kitts nevis pandemic hiv aids presents one devastating challenges development human security disease threatens unravel delicately woven balance social growth economic potential people great risk prospect losing decades development talented people illness amazingly real top losing young productive health
KNA 2001 774 774 one devastating challenges development human security disease threatens unravel delicately woven balance social growth economic potential people great risk prospect losing decades development talented people illness amazingly real top losing young productive people governments expected turn reallocate significant amounts already meagre resources critical development programs provide costly care treatment salute united health
KNA 2001 812 812 amounts already meagre resources critical development programs provide costly care treatment salute united states government world bank others recent important initiatives help fight hiv aids pandemic caribbean urge others adopt similar initiatives see important role dialogue playing hemispheric approach organization american states oas multilateral evaluation mechanism allows member governments collaborate fight health
KNA 2001 863 863 drug trafficking supply demand initiatives implementation national shared strategies believe approach useful makes common approaches frequent discourages unilateral actions allows member states share experiences interdiction epidemiology drug abuse trends fight drug trafficking will agree transnational one point fingers apportion blame need take action saint kitts nevis welcomes approach oas permits us health
KWT 2001 1281 1281 mutual benefit common interest mind kuwait pursuing steadfast policy support developmental projects many developing countries recently kuwait contributed million fund established secretary-general combat hiv aids epidemic parallel track kuwait contributing funding many developmental programmes projects developing countries international regional financial institutions well many public kuwaiti charitable organizations philanthropy motivated sense common health
LBR 2001 823 823 rate per cent per cent population lives poverty line according united nations children’s fund illiteracy rate estimated per cent half school-age children attend school infant mortality stands live births disability prevalence population per cent per cent war-related world health organization rate post-war country per cent per cent prevailing causes disabilities alarming health
LBR 2001 836 836 fund illiteracy rate estimated per cent half school-age children attend school infant mortality stands live births disability prevalence population per cent per cent war-related world health organization rate post-war country per cent per cent prevailing causes disabilities alarming per cent acquired due trauma diseases per cent urban dwellers per cent rural health
LBR 2001 854 854 population per cent per cent war-related world health organization rate post-war country per cent per cent prevailing causes disabilities alarming per cent acquired due trauma diseases per cent urban dwellers per cent rural dwellers access safe drinking water access adequate sanitation unavailable approximately per cent population estimated per cent population reportedly health
LBR 2001 956 956 nations charter security council taken measures prevent ongoing killing innocent liberians especially women children targets atrocities committed lofa county armed dissidents country victim war poverty disease today also victim regime punitive sanctions imposed security council resolution representative united nations office coordination humanitarian affairs told security council november humanitarian situation liberia today health
LBY 2001 529 529 principles united nations aimed maintaining international peace security developing friendly relations among states also affirmed efforts made implement priorities promotion development provision shelter eradication want diseases ending injustice unfairness uprooting discrimination forms libyan arab jamahiriya participated forums happy contributed successful results like members organization interest establishment peace realization justice support sustainable health
LBY 2001 595 595 nations one challenge environmental degradation threatens life earth common home violence armed conflicts also rage several regions millions suffer abject poverty many places developing countries diseases particularly hiv aids threaten lives entire communities still challenge collective will cling unilaterally enacted laws applying old ideological barriers replaced new barriers including impeding access health
LBY 2001 1143 1143 countries must assist efforts african countries establish peace throughout continent enhance security corners requires primarily support africa’s dispute-settlement mechanisms assistance eradicating poverty millions people elimination diseases particularly hiv aids threatens lives million africans moreover solution must found problem external debt devours africa’s earnings moreover end must put consequences colonialism cause africa’s health
LCA 2001 103 103 terrorism laudable desirable act may will create greater humanity better world billions world today war known peace suffer terrors millions many children succumb daily horrors malnutrition starvation still millions others wasting away disease thousands people see human rights violated daily basis therefore need remind many issues engendering brand fear conflict world health
LCA 2001 110 110 greater humanity better world billions world today war known peace suffer terrors millions many children succumb daily horrors malnutrition starvation still millions others wasting away disease thousands people see human rights violated daily basis therefore need remind many issues engendering brand fear conflict world today often underlying cause conflict lack economic health
LCA 2001 188 188 long now disappeared world agenda fragile humanity endure another century widening disparity within nations can longer withstand silent battle haves nots humanity tolerate ever increasing disease deprivation hunger illiteracy poverty economic strife war ideal greater humanity continue elude us must now found new attitude new vision people everywhere nations everywhere galvanized health
LCA 2001 341 341 saint lucia acknowledges united nations already begun spearheading global fight hiv aids united nations special session hiv aids done great deal raise global awareness magnitude pandemic saint lucia also welcomes establishment global aids health fund intended increase ability global community combat scourge however humanity win fight twentieth century plague international community health
LCA 2001 349 349 global fight hiv aids united nations special session hiv aids done great deal raise global awareness magnitude pandemic saint lucia also welcomes establishment global aids health fund intended increase ability global community combat scourge however humanity win fight twentieth century plague international community must make available new additional financial resources towards health
LCA 2001 392 392 must make available new additional financial resources towards research development affordable drugs stress drugs must cheap widely obtainable time corporations cease putting acquisition profit ahead health lives unfortunate afflicted diseases aids inhumane overriding objective make huge profit possible sickness many rather ensuring essential drugs need end suffering easily available survey multilateral health
LCA 2001 396 396 additional financial resources towards research development affordable drugs stress drugs must cheap widely obtainable time corporations cease putting acquisition profit ahead health lives unfortunate afflicted diseases aids inhumane overriding objective make huge profit possible sickness many rather ensuring essential drugs need end suffering easily available survey multilateral trading system saint lucia health
LCA 2001 1105 1105 coalitions development juncture let us use united nations energized nobel award create coalitions let us build coalition defence wretched earth end hunger terminate poverty eradicate diseases forever banish wretchedness health
LKA 2001 488 488 council secretary-general within appropriate time frame terrorism prevention thus inescapably will revisit re- address old questions haunted united nations ever since born questions poverty hunger disease ignorance injustice questions us long time received answers large extent faint-hearted attempts forge solutions look grand paper incapable implementation due lack funds lack political will health
LSO 2001 734 734 half number people living extreme poverty despite abject poverty narrow resource base hence broad dependence overseas development aid unsustainable levels debt deleterious effects hiv aids pandemic continue part everyday reality majority people world regions sub-saharan africa poverty actually increased posing serious threat democratic governance processes erosion human rights human dignity well health
LSO 2001 924 924 factor developing countries failure realize twin goals habitat agenda vein healthy population absolute requirement social economic development thus recognize enormous challenges posed hiv aids infectious diseases africa host per cent people infected hiv aids worldwide scourge reversing hard-won gains economic social development political commitment leadership therefore essential building national capacities develop health
LSO 2001 978 978 strategies hiv aids prevention care support treatment require mobilization resources therefore welcome outcome special session hiv aids held fifty-fifth session general assembly hope global aids health fund announced secretary-general will soon become operational provide funding grant basis affected countries lesotho welcomes global movement ensure every child enjoys better beginning hence better health
MAR 2001 465 465 provide preventive action stated secretary-general opening session general assembly need early warning mechanisms areas tension mechanisms will able deal deep causes conflict like injustice poverty epidemics refugees morocco eager support peace security africa welcomes efforts undertaken area united nations international regional organizations morocco always responded year united nations request troops moroccan health
MAR 2001 987 987 success global movement children morocco regard organized three important conferences children year aimed mobilizing possible resources regional arab african order make sure children enjoy rights health education justice based convictions morocco determined effectively contribute success special session children held next year second time years organization received nobel peace prize honour burden health
MCO 2001 165 165 deserved justified reward motivate us states members united nations work together even champion peace fight many seeds conflict threaten world terrorism human rights violations underdevelopment pandemics aids tragic circumstances session general assembly taking place make duty contribute even greater determination past struggle terrorism owing enormity defiance behind manifestations can seen pose health
MDG 2001 182 182 order improve performance madagascar remains convinced confident however organization still privileged platform exchange harmonization views creating together climate world peace harmony struggling unity poverty aids pandemic transnational crime environmental degradation building concert better future coming generation children tomorrow’s decision-makers expectations voiced millennium summit hall ambitious millennium given prospects programmes action projected health
MDG 2001 340 340 foundation nation source human dignity guarantor stable social development consequently family must protected must values associated madagascar island indian ocean thus far little affected aids pandemic nonetheless indifferent scourge strategy programme prevent combat aids within established institutional framework pursued state non-state institutions country participated actively united nations special session aids june health
MDV 2001 1047 1047 conference human settlements habitat agenda well world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance added renewed impetus efforts international community achieve social harmony hiv aids pandemic become major impediment social development maldives immune hiv aids pandemic although number cases may relatively low country fully aware potential threat looms us pledge full health
MDV 2001 1057 1057 discrimination xenophobia related intolerance added renewed impetus efforts international community achieve social harmony hiv aids pandemic become major impediment social development maldives immune hiv aids pandemic although number cases may relatively low country fully aware potential threat looms us pledge full support programme action adopted special session general assembly hiv aids health
MHL 2001 407 407 zones become highly vulnerable erosion groundwater systems affected high levels saltwater intrusion increasing salinity direct impact subsistence cropping vulnerabilities together prolonged drought constitute deadly peril health survival welcome successful outcome sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change recently concluded marrakesh kyoto protocol best available solution address environmental concerns able health
MHL 2001 638 638 dialogue regional organizations activities time come reconsider exclusion republic china taiwan prestigious body much republic china taiwan cooperation united nations system areas sustainable development technology health peace prosperity conclusion republic marshall islands pledges commitment principles enshrined charter united nations god bless united nations health
MLI 2001 751 751 reality early next year field human security must provide appropriate response global urgent response scourge hiv aids following special session june time increasing potential fight malaria responsibility great indeed regard persistence inequalities increase poverty peoples world aspire education employment health nutritional self-sufficiency words hope attain dignified humane living conditions context africa health
MLI 2001 765 765 scourge hiv aids following special session june time increasing potential fight malaria responsibility great indeed regard persistence inequalities increase poverty peoples world aspire education employment health nutritional self-sufficiency words hope attain dignified humane living conditions context africa intends make union reality wants become master destiny needs solidarity help strengthen capacities mobilize health
MMR 2001 476 476 promoting capacity-building reasons undp created present context extremely difficult economic trading environment denial right development country need international cooperation matter deserves appropriate redress hiv aids pandemic poses serious challenge international community response international community efforts made national regional international levels counter global threat encouraging however real challenge us high level resources health
MMR 2001 504 504 challenge international community response international community efforts made national regional international levels counter global threat encouraging however real challenge us high level resources needed combat disease effectively therefore welcome global aids health fund established determination will demonstrated current efforts strengthened adequate resources convinced will eventually win war hiv aids myanmar fully health
MMR 2001 510 510 efforts made national regional international levels counter global threat encouraging however real challenge us high level resources needed combat disease effectively therefore welcome global aids health fund established determination will demonstrated current efforts strengthened adequate resources convinced will eventually win war hiv aids myanmar fully recognizes nature gravity hiv aids problem health
MNG 2001 766 766 family expanding scope substance today mongolia party international treaties conventions member inter- governmental regional organizations united nations assistance cooperation instrumental developing human resources capacity-building education health information technology reducing poverty protecting environment developing adequate response natural disasters within framework fortieth anniversary undertaking host activities take stock past cooperation organizations united nations health
MOZ 2001 644 644 levels foreign direct investment poor countries cancel external debt heavily indebted poor countries disturbing note africa million people half population continent live less per day mortality rate children five years age per life expectancy birth years per cent population access safe water rate illiteracy people per cent main telephone lines per health
MOZ 2001 866 866 durable solutions conflicts need focus actions prevention measures address root causes conflict regard prevention aimed addressing inter alia poverty governance human rights abuses hunger endemic diseases underdevelopment success action requires national ownership based partnership government civil society beyond preventive measures also think can effectively implement sound strategies conflict resolution management comprehensive health
MOZ 2001 1424 1424 strengthening government’s civil society’s ability define implement national policies projects fight hiv aids another priority government mozambique adopted national strategic plan focuses prevention reduction impact disease plan places human centre action directed vulnerable groups society including women orphaned children youth particularly girls endeavour government adopted multisector approach active involvement stakeholders including health
MOZ 2001 1467 1467 government adopted multisector approach active involvement stakeholders including civil society hiv aids global problem combating calls global solution commend united nations proposed creation global aids health fund combat hiv aids fund will contribute positively prevention combat epidemic gravely affects region sub-saharan africa floods affected mozambique years consecutively resulted loss life production health
MOZ 2001 1478 1478 aids global problem combating calls global solution commend united nations proposed creation global aids health fund combat hiv aids fund will contribute positively prevention combat epidemic gravely affects region sub-saharan africa floods affected mozambique years consecutively resulted loss life production damage infrastructure including roads schools hospitals houses forced people flee lands health
MWI 2001 497 497 crumbling public infrastructure marginally functional social services severe environmental degradation rising illiteracy rapid depletion human resources skilled labour force result endless armed conflicts devastation caused epidemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis transmissible infections many issues discussed time assembly forums yet seem getting nowhere clearly africa threat imminent virtual exclusion mainstream global economy health
MWI 2001 500 500 marginally functional social services severe environmental degradation rising illiteracy rapid depletion human resources skilled labour force result endless armed conflicts devastation caused epidemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis transmissible infections many issues discussed time assembly forums yet seem getting nowhere clearly africa threat imminent virtual exclusion mainstream global economy underlying spirit ideals health
MWI 2001 911 911 holding conference good starting point putting place effective measures curb immeasurable damage caused deadly weapons many evils slavery slave trade colonialism apartheid genocide hiv aids pandemic poverty starvation afflicted continent africa people evils entrenched extent even international media look forward reporting tragedies befalling continent however despite ills africa deserves special place health
MWI 2001 1078 1078 subregion sadc experiencing unfair share problems challenges require international community’s enhanced generous assistance good will common knowledge sadc reeling pressures untold devastation caused hiv aids pandemic unravelling decades hard-earned economic gains subregion accounts per cent world’s total number million people living deadly hiv aids sadc’s modest average economic growth rate per health
MYS 2001 797 797 related disarmament arms control reduction measures multilateral search genuine measures disarmament non-proliferation particularly nuclear area must remain highest priority global disarmament agenda years hiv aids pandemic united nations finally recognized catastrophic impact populations around world convened special session expanded response pandemic now international community take resolute concerted action combat scourge acknowledge health
MYS 2001 812 812 must remain highest priority global disarmament agenda years hiv aids pandemic united nations finally recognized catastrophic impact populations around world convened special session expanded response pandemic now international community take resolute concerted action combat scourge acknowledge world’s affected populations also among poorest lack much-needed resources act alone per cent hiv-infected people health
MYS 2001 859 859 per cent hiv-infected people living developing countries essential every assistance given combat scourge hope review conference will convened years now assess far come fight devastating disease racism constitutes one heinous forms human rights violations also gives rise egregious forms systematic human rights violations colonialism slavery genocide turn resulted poverty underdevelopment marginalization health
MYS 2001 1023 1023 problems disillusioned time found rather holistic process benefiting humanity pursued often strategy benefit world richer today millions people still living absolute poverty suffering want sickness malnutrition globalization complex process many opportunities challenges impact globalization profound pervasive necessarily positive embrace need ensure minimize negative impact particularly developing countries globalization present form pursued health
NAM 2001 246 246 confidence among nations can bring peace war-torn areas bring relief development people need sufficiently funded programmes mandates can help developing countries meet challenges hiv aids malaria diseases threatening populations therefore important member states reaffirm commitment continue strengthen organization order effectively address challenges new millennium context reiterate call reform democratization security council health
NAM 2001 247 247 among nations can bring peace war-torn areas bring relief development people need sufficiently funded programmes mandates can help developing countries meet challenges hiv aids malaria diseases threatening populations therefore important member states reaffirm commitment continue strengthen organization order effectively address challenges new millennium context reiterate call reform democratization security council security health
NAM 2001 425 425 parts world still deprived peaceful childhood let us seize occasion twenty-seventh special session general assembly children take effective measures make world fit children hiv aids pandemic reached catastrophic proportions secretary-general reminded us nearly million people died hiv aids million people infected worldwide hiv aids million live sub-saharan africa thus indeed succeed health
NAM 2001 475 475 succeed reversing spread hiv aids world leaders committed many forums governments civil society private sector must strong partnership tackle hiv aids connection establishment global aids health fund combat aids epidemic communicable diseases welcome initiative calls generous contributions world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance held durban south africa beginning process health
NAM 2001 479 479 aids world leaders committed many forums governments civil society private sector must strong partnership tackle hiv aids connection establishment global aids health fund combat aids epidemic communicable diseases welcome initiative calls generous contributions world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance held durban south africa beginning process undertaken international community address health
NAM 2001 481 481 leaders committed many forums governments civil society private sector must strong partnership tackle hiv aids connection establishment global aids health fund combat aids epidemic communicable diseases welcome initiative calls generous contributions world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance held durban south africa beginning process undertaken international community address inhuman brutal health
NER 2001 682 682 full magnitude serious problems beset continent proof african states included list least advanced poorest countries left behind technological revolution ravages caused armed conflicts hiv aids pandemic affected million africans wiped hard- won progress made past decade time flow official development assistance africa plummeted foreign direct investments continued stagnate worse yet investments health
NER 2001 907 907 take fully account interests least developed countries whose million inhabitants legitimate aspiration benefit positive effects globalization absence appropriate response affluent countries damage caused hiv aids epidemic may prove irreparable given specialists estimate will million dead disease year effective measures taken immediately stem scourge need recall moreover malaria claims many human victims health
NER 2001 917 917 legitimate aspiration benefit positive effects globalization absence appropriate response affluent countries damage caused hiv aids epidemic may prove irreparable given specialists estimate will million dead disease year effective measures taken immediately stem scourge need recall moreover malaria claims many human victims africa aids particularly west africa comforting note however international community health
NER 2001 928 928 damage caused hiv aids epidemic may prove irreparable given specialists estimate will million dead disease year effective measures taken immediately stem scourge need recall moreover malaria claims many human victims africa aids particularly west africa comforting note however international community finally become aware signal danger posed disease niger welcomes decision united health
NER 2001 949 949 scourge need recall moreover malaria claims many human victims africa aids particularly west africa comforting note however international community finally become aware signal danger posed disease niger welcomes decision united nations proclaim period 2001-2010 decade roll back malaria developing countries particularly africa united nations thus step various initiatives oau struggle malaria health
NER 2001 961 961 west africa comforting note however international community finally become aware signal danger posed disease niger welcomes decision united nations proclaim period 2001-2010 decade roll back malaria developing countries particularly africa united nations thus step various initiatives oau struggle malaria led yahya jammeh gambia olusegun obasanjo nigeria mamadou tandja niger can doubt health
NER 2001 974 974 disease niger welcomes decision united nations proclaim period 2001-2010 decade roll back malaria developing countries particularly africa united nations thus step various initiatives oau struggle malaria led yahya jammeh gambia olusegun obasanjo nigeria mamadou tandja niger can doubt struggle major diseases calls substantial resources strong capacity coordinated action niger therefore welcomes health
NER 2001 989 989 particularly africa united nations thus step various initiatives oau struggle malaria led yahya jammeh gambia olusegun obasanjo nigeria mamadou tandja niger can doubt struggle major diseases calls substantial resources strong capacity coordinated action niger therefore welcomes secretary-general’s establishment global aids health fund give new dynamic struggle aids malaria tuberculosis together claim health
NER 2001 1004 1004 olusegun obasanjo nigeria mamadou tandja niger can doubt struggle major diseases calls substantial resources strong capacity coordinated action niger therefore welcomes secretary-general’s establishment global aids health fund give new dynamic struggle aids malaria tuberculosis together claim million dead throughout world every year announcement made g-8 summit genoa billion will devoted launching health
NER 2001 1011 1011 doubt struggle major diseases calls substantial resources strong capacity coordinated action niger therefore welcomes secretary-general’s establishment global aids health fund give new dynamic struggle aids malaria tuberculosis together claim million dead throughout world every year announcement made g-8 summit genoa billion will devoted launching global fund important step right direction spite health
NER 2001 1183 1183 initiated personally president republic mr mamadou tandja designed improve living standards people country first phase known programme president republic already led construction wells mini-dams schools health centres rural communities well known communities niger suffer intractable illiteracy serious lack infrastructure cyclical food shortages caused irregular rainfall programme also stresses link poverty environment health
NGA 2001 416 416 globalization fully embrace challenges expanding opportunities trade finance information communications technology offers benefits limited small section international community globalization twin phenomena liberalization deregulation work countries health stability global economic system demand nothing less us africa access benefits reflected concrete actions measures will ensure full integration new fair global economic system nigeria’s health
NGA 2001 628 628 democracy human rights social economic management regional cooperation economic integration appreciate support already offered sincerely believe provides best platform viable partnership development partners hiv aids pandemic continues pose serious challenges development world appreciate contribution international community combating scourge reflected outcome special session hiv aids africa’s resolve meet pandemic head-on struck responsive health
NGA 2001 650 650 partners hiv aids pandemic continues pose serious challenges development world appreciate contribution international community combating scourge reflected outcome special session hiv aids africa’s resolve meet pandemic head-on struck responsive chord grateful united nations secretary-general clear advocacy believe reason encouraged progress made establishing structures multilateral framework greater cooperation support confronting problem every health
NGA 2001 681 681 united nations secretary-general clear advocacy believe reason encouraged progress made establishing structures multilateral framework greater cooperation support confronting problem every effort made ensure global aids health fund becomes operational january meanwhile maintain momentum shortest possible time bring succour live aids suffer tuberculosis related infectious diseases expectation african leaders met abuja april health
NGA 2001 700 700 every effort made ensure global aids health fund becomes operational january meanwhile maintain momentum shortest possible time bring succour live aids suffer tuberculosis related infectious diseases expectation african leaders met abuja april year agree coordinated strategy health development crisis attention also focused campaign malaria follow-up earlier summit also took place abuja health
NGA 2001 711 711 meanwhile maintain momentum shortest possible time bring succour live aids suffer tuberculosis related infectious diseases expectation african leaders met abuja april year agree coordinated strategy health development crisis attention also focused campaign malaria follow-up earlier summit also took place abuja rescheduling united nations special session rights child may provide us opportunity health
NGA 2001 718 718 succour live aids suffer tuberculosis related infectious diseases expectation african leaders met abuja april year agree coordinated strategy health development crisis attention also focused campaign malaria follow-up earlier summit also took place abuja rescheduling united nations special session rights child may provide us opportunity ponder challenges world’s children face today us health
NLD 2001 909 909 nations new york rather broaden entire united nations system including dumbarton oaks bretton woods institutions need bring full weight system bear future afghanistan speaking world health organization office united nations high commissioner refugees food agriculture organization united nations united nations drug control programme international labour organization world food programme united nations health
NLD 2001 963 963 bank need set whole new mechanism afghanistan support group fully entrenched use especially now caught crossfire afghan people envied plight will guns silent food stocks health care housing utilities schooling agriculture list concerns long one us need push agenda may part problem afghanistan must part solution yet reconstruction imposed upon nation health
NOR 2001 599 599 determination will make difficult choices hard decisions sometimes painful consequences alternative even pain suffering true common fight international terrorism true struggle end poverty eliminate infectious diseases uphold respect human rights rule law true make united nations primary tool safeguarding common security health
NPL 2001 483 483 report collective experience preoccupied immediate steps terrorists must overlook abandon equally pressing issues central durable peace need remove poverty create jobs provide education drinking water health basic services poor countries reason simple terrorists anarchists often exploit vulnerabilities impoverished unemployed excluded disaffected carry sinister designs course poor countries choice undertake painful reforms health
NZL 2001 791 791 importance role united nations critical wars twenty-first century will won single nations however powerful even coalitions united nations acting collectively will win wars terrorism poverty disease threats environment threats posed conflict weapons mass destruction commitments made heads state government united nations millennium declaration last year take even greater relevance following events health
NZL 2001 972 972 without world much less secure place much less able confront difficulties face let fifty-sixth session general assembly reaffirm commitment work collectively defeat terrorism conflict poverty disease set agenda peace development respect human rights health
OMN 2001 1107 1107 measures initiatives resolve disputes solve refugee problem call international community represented united nations take equitable measures improve situation africa make possible resolve political economic social health problems great importance sultanate oman attaches development pleased first international conference financing development will take place mexico date near future appreciate value dialogue rich countries health
PAN 2001 314 314 strengthen regional security caught vortex bloodshed brings us ever closer generalized conflagrations states represented became members organization undertook formally promote peace human rights meet food health care educational needs peoples preserve environment bring overall social economic political development however commitment real effect must secure support states due pure fanaticism particularly middle health
PAN 2001 576 576 campaign rights child fight hiv aids essential part human rights latter issue panama considers key future success lies everyone’s acceptance economic social responsibilities respect terrible disease developing good community planning local provincial levels prevent spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases human rights clearly defined political civil spheres much economic social cultural health
PAN 2001 590 590 key future success lies everyone’s acceptance economic social responsibilities respect terrible disease developing good community planning local provincial levels prevent spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases human rights clearly defined political civil spheres much economic social cultural spheres since proclamation universal declaration human rights december much progress made however principles proclaimed health
PAN 2001 687 687 nations conference environment development held rio de janeiro june tremendous effort towards sustainable world development important outcome conference adoption agenda covers depth topics poverty hunger disease illiteracy progressive deterioration ecosystems agenda also encourages us focus attention financial resources required promote sustainable development national level goal creating corresponding measurement system can easily health
PAN 2001 912 912 economy harmonization macroeconomic policies modernization infrastructure areas energy transportation telecommunications creation protected biological corridors river basins areas strengthening democracy rule law region improvement levels education health security population central america restoration preservation national values central america’s desire development strengthened launching puebla- panama plan created region mechanism ongoing permanent consultation perfect integral health
PER 2001 539 539 state government latin america immediate freeze purchase offensive weapons region also seek agreement among countries latin america reduce military expenditures reorient financial resources towards investment nutrition health education peru recently achieved important agreements issue brotherly countries chile ecuador promoting understanding among countries region will allow us embark together path towards reduction health
PER 2001 540 540 government latin america immediate freeze purchase offensive weapons region also seek agreement among countries latin america reduce military expenditures reorient financial resources towards investment nutrition health education peru recently achieved important agreements issue brotherly countries chile ecuador promoting understanding among countries region will allow us embark together path towards reduction poverty health
PER 2001 603 603 framework reduce military spending however might also consider expanding proposal new one regions around globe must invest great enterprise knowledge minds people means investing wisely nutrition health education third item relates concern global economy regret onset recession important developed economies shrinking markets eliminating jobs thus hindering implementation measures set millennium declaration health
PER 2001 604 604 reduce military spending however might also consider expanding proposal new one regions around globe must invest great enterprise knowledge minds people means investing wisely nutrition health education third item relates concern global economy regret onset recession important developed economies shrinking markets eliminating jobs thus hindering implementation measures set millennium declaration urgent health
PNG 2001 972 972 tsunami la niña phenomenon bringing floods landslides leaving death destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease health
PNG 2001 973 973 la niña phenomenon bringing floods landslides leaving death destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua health
PNG 2001 981 981 destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful health
PNG 2001 997 997 diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last year’s announcement japanese government set aside health
PNG 2001 1004 1004 increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last year’s announcement japanese government set aside substantial financial resources disease eradication programmes developing health
PNG 2001 1012 1012 country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last year’s announcement japanese government set aside substantial financial resources disease eradication programmes developing countries forthcoming international conference financing development world summit health
PNG 2001 1026 1026 exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last year’s announcement japanese government set aside substantial financial resources disease eradication programmes developing countries forthcoming international conference financing development world summit sustainable development must platforms launching new innovative methods realigning policies bretton woods institutions focus health
POL 2001 569 569 one let make clear room selectivity flexibility relativism fundamental values humankind openly furiously attacked however need reconsider position respond needs millions every day suffer hunger disease lack clean water question arises every morning question sounds like classical phrase question survive extreme poverty deprives people inherent dignity human rights chance better tomorrow health
PRK 2001 1047 1047 states today global poverty grows ever serious poverty resulted colonialism past continues aggravated due inequitable international monetary systems neo-colonial policies also becomes factor begets conflicts diseases hunger hampers independent creative life peoples enjoyment right development poverty eradicated fair equitable international economic order established sustainable development ensured will draw due lessons demonstrations health
ROU 2001 667 667 renewed sense global solidarity triggered prompt us action address underlying causes blind anger misery hopelessness war terrorism can truly successful also becomes war poverty illiteracy disease intolerance trust collective wisdom goodwill responsible politicians everywhere will able produce new effective international mechanisms meant combine vision sustainable environment-friendly development good governance generalized observance health
SEN 2001 607 607 seem exist tragic eternity nearly half world’s refugees displaced persons found site world’s least developed countries africa also region whose inhabitants appallingly affected hiv aids malaria pandemics unquestionably enormously disturbing situation calls entire international community particular africans important implement outcome twenty-sixth special session general assembly devoted fight hiv aids last july health
SEN 2001 608 608 exist tragic eternity nearly half world’s refugees displaced persons found site world’s least developed countries africa also region whose inhabitants appallingly affected hiv aids malaria pandemics unquestionably enormously disturbing situation calls entire international community particular africans important implement outcome twenty-sixth special session general assembly devoted fight hiv aids last july african health
SEN 2001 991 991 described president scourge similar slavery devastated africa give way approach brings massive investment adequate fiscal legal environment investment capable filling gaps priority sectors infrastructure education health agriculture new technologies access markets developed countries approach course part strategy good political economic governance unqualified respect rule law democracy human rights africa relying greatly health
SLB 2001 534 534 developed countries therefore imperative fully aware primary responsibility put place necessary reforms poverty reduction economic growth lies least developed countries education infrastructure development improving basic health services remain priority issues solomon islands undoubtedly investment overseas development assistance resources support efforts can accelerate development donor countries agencies must inclined ensure give one health
SLB 2001 734 734 continue principal resource solomon islands priorities concerning oceans include sustainable fisheries management habitat protection avoidance marine pollution us success national development planning depends significantly continued health marine environment unique circumstances small island developing states must fully understood international community strive address serious threats natural disasters climate_change sea-level rise kyoto protocol remains health
SLB 2001 806 806 convention work towards resolution outstanding negotiating issues must recall vision united nations created serve i.e every human deserves live dignity well nourished educated access decent health care decent work respected consulted able develop talents creativity challenge strengthen united nations international institutions strive effectively towards vision solomon islands remains committed reform initiatives health
SLE 2001 321 321 strengthen existing coalitions build new ones forces continue kill millions children adults throughout world every single day know forces know vicious destructive powers hunger poverty malnutrition malaria hiv aids brutality intolerance sierra leone calls upon assembly entire international community use current international solidarity terrorism translate agenda peace agenda development millennium declaration health
SLE 2001 322 322 existing coalitions build new ones forces continue kill millions children adults throughout world every single day know forces know vicious destructive powers hunger poverty malnutrition malaria hiv aids brutality intolerance sierra leone calls upon assembly entire international community use current international solidarity terrorism translate agenda peace agenda development millennium declaration declaration health
SLE 2001 362 362 international solidarity terrorism translate agenda peace agenda development millennium declaration declaration plan action world summit children similar strategies goals series new coalitions new coalition childhood diseases new coalition poverty human underdevelopment new coalition scourge hiv aids malaria brand new coalition accumulation nuclear weapons weapons mass destruction marked improvement situation sierra leone health
SLE 2001 373 373 plan action world summit children similar strategies goals series new coalitions new coalition childhood diseases new coalition poverty human underdevelopment new coalition scourge hiv aids malaria brand new coalition accumulation nuclear weapons weapons mass destruction marked improvement situation sierra leone serious humanitarian crisis still prevails gradually subsiding thousands ex-combatants disarmed demobilized health
SLE 2001 1085 1085 full support implementation programme action adopted important conference conclusion delegation convinced international community disposal instruments institutions strategies targets road maps counteracting eradicating terrorism hiv aids malaria hunger malnutrition deadly forces closer multilateral cooperation let fifty-sixth session assembly interrupted common enemy terrorism go history new multilateral cooperation session one inspire nations large health
SLE 2001 1087 1087 implementation programme action adopted important conference conclusion delegation convinced international community disposal instruments institutions strategies targets road maps counteracting eradicating terrorism hiv aids malaria hunger malnutrition deadly forces closer multilateral cooperation let fifty-sixth session assembly interrupted common enemy terrorism go history new multilateral cooperation session one inspire nations large small nuclear health
SMR 2001 620 620 paid great attention council’s ongoing commitment settling conflicts afflicting africa today ever believe immediate implementation body’s decisions crucial restoring peace geographical area already stricken poverty epidemics underdevelopment san marino also seriously concerned escalation violence increased hostilities middle east hopes tormented contested land dialogue negotiations can resumed sine qua non longed-for world health
SMR 2001 804 804 full enjoyment human rights fundamental freedoms recently published data dramatically show billion people live less per day least two thirds illiterate million people suffer severe malnutrition million homeless without access health care moreover can ignore fact hundreds millions children suffering malnutrition children five years age dying every day million live less health
SMR 2001 809 809 freedoms recently published data dramatically show billion people live less per day least two thirds illiterate million people suffer severe malnutrition million homeless without access health care moreover can ignore fact hundreds millions children suffering malnutrition children five years age dying every day million live less per day well aware dramatic health
SMR 2001 819 819 per day least two thirds illiterate million people suffer severe malnutrition million homeless without access health care moreover can ignore fact hundreds millions children suffering malnutrition children five years age dying every day million live less per day well aware dramatic situation many developing countries republic san marino fully supported initiatives health
STP 2001 352 352 lack cooperation indifference indeed lack sensitivity shown industries developed countries face real scourges devastate thousands people making countries south even vulnerable example thinking hiv aids pandemic well epidemics hepatitis b malaria efforts international organizations notably united nations system well certain non-governmental organizations help mankind cope painful situation must visible moreover beyond health
STP 2001 354 354 indifference indeed lack sensitivity shown industries developed countries face real scourges devastate thousands people making countries south even vulnerable example thinking hiv aids pandemic well epidemics hepatitis b malaria efforts international organizations notably united nations system well certain non-governmental organizations help mankind cope painful situation must visible moreover beyond economic data health
STP 2001 357 357 sensitivity shown industries developed countries face real scourges devastate thousands people making countries south even vulnerable example thinking hiv aids pandemic well epidemics hepatitis b malaria efforts international organizations notably united nations system well certain non-governmental organizations help mankind cope painful situation must visible moreover beyond economic data reflecting growth poverty health
SUR 2001 443 443 work towards sustainable development people world will miss great chance achieve equitable distribution global wealth take opportunity will also miss chance intensify struggle combat deadly diseases hiv aids malaria affect millions world caribbean committed continue struggle hiv aids region must lose sight fact people still dying every day disease us international health
SUR 2001 446 446 development people world will miss great chance achieve equitable distribution global wealth take opportunity will also miss chance intensify struggle combat deadly diseases hiv aids malaria affect millions world caribbean committed continue struggle hiv aids region must lose sight fact people still dying every day disease us international community find solutions health
SUR 2001 466 466 combat deadly diseases hiv aids malaria affect millions world caribbean committed continue struggle hiv aids region must lose sight fact people still dying every day disease us international community find solutions improve lives billions people faced global problems extreme poverty hiv aids malaria tuberculosis illiteracy well problems resulting debt burden refugee health
SUR 2001 483 483 lose sight fact people still dying every day disease us international community find solutions improve lives billions people faced global problems extreme poverty hiv aids malaria tuberculosis illiteracy well problems resulting debt burden refugee issue environmental degradation widening gap rich poor suriname made great efforts gender equality assistance united nations development health
SVK 2001 770 770 need universal world organization united nations source hope better just world doubts irreplaceable role united nations tackling global issues protection human rights eradication famine poverty diseases illiteracy prevention drug arms proliferation guaranteeing sustainable development life dignity us really unthinkable without enduring involvement united nations however requires universal respect paramount place international health
SVN 2001 544 544 processes disregard way interconnected modern political social ecological dramas conflicts well global socio-pathological cancers result interaction range social forces elements phenomena including international terrorism like epidemics confined within borders one states applies host phenomena just terrorism also ecology food genetics finance information society violence also see challenges lack communication authorities increasingly health
SWE 2001 170 170 secondly must assist people afghanistan immediate needs afghan people suffered war natural disasters oppression decades held hostage illegitimate regime women children systematically abused women denied health care work girls practically denied education freedom heavily restricted human rights exist taliban rule crucial cities now liberated taliban human rights law order guaranteed humanitarian health
SWE 2001 388 388 policies must aim poverty eradication instruments possibilities today better ever governments need show courage political will must provide hope freedom oppressed education illiterate food hungry health care sick equality women increased official development assistance therefore crucial sweden one countries meeting united nations target per cent gross national income development aid urge health
SWE 2001 489 489 partnership arrangements government institutions civil society private sector partnership global justice hiv aids one greatest threats humanity time countries large parts entire generations fall victim disease millions children orphaned economic progress hampered development opportunities lost member states must show strong political financial commitment solidarity sweden welcomes new global fund fight hiv health
SWZ 2001 935 935 held june made clear scale disaster facing nation doubt spread hiv among population represents greatest development challenge working hard combined national effort overcome devastating effects pandemic however alone need substantial support implement strategy education prevention care counselling finances drugs expertise guidance urgently required survival nation stake appeal united nations international community health
TGO 2001 831 831 debt burden decline export earnings lack sufficient resources development greatly contributed making social economic conditions worse therefore resources must allocated areas addition insurmountable difficulties now pandemics aids malaria africa already organizing taking matters hand expects international community make good commitments undertaken millennium summit background hope major encounters will take place international health
TGO 2001 833 833 decline export earnings lack sufficient resources development greatly contributed making social economic conditions worse therefore resources must allocated areas addition insurmountable difficulties now pandemics aids malaria africa already organizing taking matters hand expects international community make good commitments undertaken millennium summit background hope major encounters will take place international conference financing health
TGO 2001 940 940 work meet numerous complex challenges humanity faces context increasingly inexorable process globalization continuing work maintain peace security promote sustainable economic development move towards eradicating great pandemics also must confront poverty injustice selfishness exclusion seems still source many problems often lead acts violence terrorism armed conflict thus thus will possible us establish health
THA 2001 506 506 assist community financing small local projects develop market community’s products based local know-how addition million small-scale thai farmers will benefit government’s debt suspension scheme nationwide health insurance scheme issue afghanistan united nations international community collaboration afghans must move quickly formulate modalities help restore order stability also render possible assistance afghanistan starting health
TJK 2001 36 36 international community urgent issues time ensuring strategic stability equal security states strengthening coordinating role united nations maintenance international peace security settlement regional conflict fighting poverty disease creating conditions sustainable development prosperity peoples planet clear search collective response unprecedented challenge thrown mankind international terrorism september become key subject session twentieth century proved health
TKM 2001 311 311 cooperation united nations specialized agencies government united nations development programme jointly carry number large-scale projects social economic spheres yielded good results environment many areas including health education ecology cooperation united nations children’s fund unicef united nations population fund agencies effective turkmenistan will continue maintain close ties important agencies united nations search health
TTO 2001 663 663 countries depend finance growth development consideration must also given extending debt relief middle-income countries will free resources otherwise allocated debt servicing assist financing critical sectors health education trinidad tobago example currently utilizes significant portion gross domestic product meet debt servicing requirements resources better utilized fight aids pandemic fast emerging major development health
TTO 2001 684 684 assist financing critical sectors health education trinidad tobago example currently utilizes significant portion gross domestic product meet debt servicing requirements resources better utilized fight aids pandemic fast emerging major development challenge trinidad tobago many sister islands caribbean elsewhere world resource mobilization national regional international levels central development small island states trinidad health
TTO 2001 949 949 waiver request acp european commission partnership agreement issue serious systemic implications organization reason trinidad tobago like fellow acp members considered imperative addressed ministerial conference sphere health one dispute real connection exists nation’s development capacity health people regard government noted special interest call strengthen resolve adopted millennium summit halt reverse spread hiv health
TTO 2001 958 958 systemic implications organization reason trinidad tobago like fellow acp members considered imperative addressed ministerial conference sphere health one dispute real connection exists nation’s development capacity health people regard government noted special interest call strengthen resolve adopted millennium summit halt reverse spread hiv aids heart concern fact caribbean region ranks second among health
TTO 2001 1052 1052 aims develop safe affordable accessible vaccine government successfully negotiated pharmaceutical companies per cent reduction cost antiretroviral drugs trinidad tobago also supports establishment global fund aids health member transitional working group fund will seek ensure modalities fund accession will burdensome bureaucratic special consideration will given seriously affected countries another element pervading cycle health
TUV 2001 423 423 economically developed state population million republic china taiwan also suffering aftermath september terrorist attacks lost innocent lives well property like us suffer onslaught natural disasters epidemics diseases including hiv aids pandemic threats instability yet crises despite enormous contribution world economy international development including technological advancement well consistent demonstration international responsibility people health
TUV 2001 424 424 developed state population million republic china taiwan also suffering aftermath september terrorist attacks lost innocent lives well property like us suffer onslaught natural disasters epidemics diseases including hiv aids pandemic threats instability yet crises despite enormous contribution world economy international development including technological advancement well consistent demonstration international responsibility people republic health
TUV 2001 428 428 republic china taiwan also suffering aftermath september terrorist attacks lost innocent lives well property like us suffer onslaught natural disasters epidemics diseases including hiv aids pandemic threats instability yet crises despite enormous contribution world economy international development including technological advancement well consistent demonstration international responsibility people republic china taiwan left fend health
TUV 2001 464 464 development including technological advancement well consistent demonstration international responsibility people republic china taiwan left fend denied right proper representation collaboration united nations specialized agencies world health organization nearly every intergovernmental body voice share plight thereby benefit world cooperation silenced however irony years authority republic china taiwan full sovereign control taiwan population health
TUV 2001 743 743 small island developing states tuvalu sharp end cutting edge development us overseas development aid indispensable development sustenance basic services necessary security survival priorities continue education health services fresh water commend great appreciation generosity development partners particularly traditional partners noted tuvalu small island developing states like landlocked least developed countries developing countries health
TZA 2001 504 504 continue discussed decisions taken want united nations continue period global economic slow-down like one witnessing today task forging new strategies tackle intractable problems poverty hunger disease deprivation environmental degradation becomes challenging indeed hope current economic crisis will last long consequences may bad us especially developing countries also add africa continent least health
TZA 2001 1408 1408 bringing justice responsible genocide rwanda well way contrary previous negative publicity tribunal increasingly obtaining appreciation credit deserves work remiss conclude remarks without saying word debilitating disease hiv aids impact worldwide scourge major scientific medical challenge threat existence humanity leaders june special session dedicated hiv aids pronounced scourge resolve fight let express health
TZA 2001 1454 1454 scourge resolve fight let express appreciation leadership role united nations particularly secretary-general’s commitment combat global crisis corner world safe believe resolute political will war world pandemic insurmountable health
USA 2001 171 171 equal satisfaction terrorist leaders terrorists violating tenets every religion including one invoke last week sheikh al-azhar university world’s oldest islamic institution higher learning declared terrorism disease islam prohibits killing innocent civilians terrorists call cause holy yet fund drug dealing encourage murder suicide name great faith forbids dare ask god’s blessing set health
USA 2001 1045 1045 closed temptation speak violence grows must press agenda peace prosperity every land country pledged encouraging development expanding trade country pledged investing education combating aids infectious diseases around world following september pledges even important struggle hateful groups exploit poverty despair must offer alternative opportunity hope american government also stands commitment just peace health
VCT 2001 519 519 unlike terrorism one know exactly required will provide necessary means order resolve problem special session general assembly last june hiv aids ended global commitment combat disease living commitment prior september government implemented sound fiscal policies resulted positive economic growth country however infamous day economic outlook turned extremely bleak burgeoning tourist industry health
VNM 2001 153 153 country crimes committed can duly punished though combating international terrorism become pressing task day must overshadow challenges twenty-first century poverty widened development gap hiv aids epidemic deteriorating environment regional tensions conflicts point potential instability world today mentioned leaders year ago summit declaration reflecting genuine wishes resolve world’s peoples vigorously reconfirmed values health
VNM 2001 378 378 particularly decrease contributions development organizations united nations system will surely hamper activities ever united nations international community developed countries particular assist developing countries eradication poverty disease illiteracy facilitate fuller equitable participation international economic life development requires environment peace stability complex implications arising conflicts parts world possible intensification arms race conducive development health
VUT 2001 842 842 countries within region vanuatu’s delegation firm view prevention mainstay combating hiv aids region relatively low number reported hiv aids cases number countries give rise complacency disease takes hold care treatment can extremely expensive respect vanuatu welcomes establishment global fund combat hiv aids wish express appreciation governments foundations private companies already expressed health
ZAF 2001 795 795 trade organization engaged critical negotiations doha qatar hopefully agree new equitable trading relationship fair just imperative non-discriminatory equitable trading system promotes sustainable development soon ministers health world health organization others concerned will finalizing details relating global health fund deal major communicable diseases including malaria tuberculosis aids international conference financing development held health
ZAF 2001 797 797 engaged critical negotiations doha qatar hopefully agree new equitable trading relationship fair just imperative non-discriminatory equitable trading system promotes sustainable development soon ministers health world health organization others concerned will finalizing details relating global health fund deal major communicable diseases including malaria tuberculosis aids international conference financing development held next march health
ZAF 2001 806 806 trading relationship fair just imperative non-discriminatory equitable trading system promotes sustainable development soon ministers health world health organization others concerned will finalizing details relating global health fund deal major communicable diseases including malaria tuberculosis aids international conference financing development held next march mexico will cover range pertinent issues debt relief official health
ZAF 2001 811 811 non-discriminatory equitable trading system promotes sustainable development soon ministers health world health organization others concerned will finalizing details relating global health fund deal major communicable diseases including malaria tuberculosis aids international conference financing development held next march mexico will cover range pertinent issues debt relief official development assistance foreign direct investment health
ZAF 2001 813 813 trading system promotes sustainable development soon ministers health world health organization others concerned will finalizing details relating global health fund deal major communicable diseases including malaria tuberculosis aids international conference financing development held next march mexico will cover range pertinent issues debt relief official development assistance foreign direct investment know substantial health
ZMB 2001 223 223 add spite gravity magnitude threat terrorism must override deduct appropriate focus outstanding matters global agenda burning issues scourge conflicts poverty eradication debt problem hiv aids pandemic among things continue accorded necessary attention much deserve many good things positive developments taking place african continent nevertheless largely overshadowed many conflicts continue rage number health
ZMB 2001 699 699 africa’s decade independence slavery colonialism apartheid now pervasive poverty misery squalor majority people continue ravage continent negative consequences human life advent hiv aids coupled centuries-old diseases malaria tuberculosis many communicable yet curable diseases cholera dysentery diarrhoea reduced african life expectancy years years countries pathetic years mortality rate children age years per health
ZMB 2001 700 700 decade independence slavery colonialism apartheid now pervasive poverty misery squalor majority people continue ravage continent negative consequences human life advent hiv aids coupled centuries-old diseases malaria tuberculosis many communicable yet curable diseases cholera dysentery diarrhoea reduced african life expectancy years years countries pathetic years mortality rate children age years per births health
ZMB 2001 706 706 pervasive poverty misery squalor majority people continue ravage continent negative consequences human life advent hiv aids coupled centuries-old diseases malaria tuberculosis many communicable yet curable diseases cholera dysentery diarrhoea reduced african life expectancy years years countries pathetic years mortality rate children age years per births average adverse social conditions conducive economic health
ZMB 2001 709 709 squalor majority people continue ravage continent negative consequences human life advent hiv aids coupled centuries-old diseases malaria tuberculosis many communicable yet curable diseases cholera dysentery diarrhoea reduced african life expectancy years years countries pathetic years mortality rate children age years per births average adverse social conditions conducive economic development improvement standard health
ZMB 2001 719 719 advent hiv aids coupled centuries-old diseases malaria tuberculosis many communicable yet curable diseases cholera dysentery diarrhoea reduced african life expectancy years years countries pathetic years mortality rate children age years per births average adverse social conditions conducive economic development improvement standard living conditions changed better development process post-colonial independent africa also health
ZMB 2001 787 787 deficits african nations reduce purchasing power technology equipment investment capital need economic growth development hand deficit increases foreign debt shrinks public investment programmes infrastructure education health delivery systems thereby suppressing conditions necessary development eradication poverty africa asking charity africa asking accessible conditions raw materials products prices fair conducive development asking charity health
ZMB 2001 831 831 products prices fair conducive development asking charity asking african countries access enhanced heavily indebted poor countries initiative hipc use freed resources build infrastructure schools combat diseases provide safe drinking water invest income-generating community activities eventually measures will reduce poverty call international community intensify accelerate initiatives bring debt cancellation poor countries credible health
ZWE 2001 964 964 regard defence present injustice historic responsibility unacceptable minority whether black white per cent best arable land country may acceptable countries zimbabwe decided say hiv aids pandemic become serious developmental issue secretary-general’s report work organization a56 indicates pandemic destroying economic social fabric countries zimbabwe’s infection rate among adult population estimated per cent health
ZWE 2001 975 975 per cent best arable land country may acceptable countries zimbabwe decided say hiv aids pandemic become serious developmental issue secretary-general’s report work organization a56 indicates pandemic destroying economic social fabric countries zimbabwe’s infection rate among adult population estimated per cent hundreds thousands children already orphaned result dreaded disease light government indeed health
ZWE 2001 982 982 acceptable countries zimbabwe decided say hiv aids pandemic become serious developmental issue secretary-general’s report work organization a56 indicates pandemic destroying economic social fabric countries zimbabwe’s infection rate among adult population estimated per cent hundreds thousands children already orphaned result dreaded disease light government indeed developing countries will need assistance can get health
ZWE 2001 997 997 organization a56 indicates pandemic destroying economic social fabric countries zimbabwe’s infection rate among adult population estimated per cent hundreds thousands children already orphaned result dreaded disease light government indeed developing countries will need assistance can get complement efforts look forward issue seriously addressed international community international community develop strategies ensure aids health
ZWE 2001 1053 1053 affordable developing countries let extend sincere thanks secretary-general convening special session hiv aids june year hope implementation resolutions conference will go way towards checking spread disease conclusion let assure one zimbabwe will partner international efforts towards eradication terrorism forms well exert energy combating pestilences afflict humanity especially poverty underdevelopment health
AGO 2002 31 31 mr kavan election presidency general assembly convinced knowledge diplomatic experience will guide us success activities international situation remains caught throes instability insecurity economic backwardness scourge pandemics hunger nevertheless note pleasure great progress made since last session decades conflict peace finally restored throughout southern africa now slowly becoming reality regions people east health
AGO 2002 620 620 living region meet security requirements last july african states established african union effective tool help resolution innumerable problems root underdevelopment poverty foreign debt lack know-how epidemics among others priority end current economic stagnation africa establishment new partnership africa’s development reflects determination african governments resolve problems economic backwardness poverty social exclusion afflict health
ALB 2002 1201 1201 united nations important role play uniting efforts individual members create necessary synergies deal challenges armed conflicts terrorism international organized crime poverty violation human rights contagious diseases natural calamities environmental pollution problems require commitment countries also coordinated efficient joint action united nations based principles charter united nations must strengthen role preventing resolving health
ALB 2002 1316 1316 efforts assist albanian government implementing development programmes projects like emphasize special year united nations many important events taken place connection issues rights children ageing populations nutrition fight poverty environmental protection albania contributed events occasion behalf albanian government like pay tribute outcomes initiatives summit sustainable development held johannesburg days ago convinced commitments health
ARE 2002 129 129 transparent solutions world’s problems based fairness justice establishing peace world experiencing instability imbalance international relations addition civil regional wars half world’s population suffering poverty famine epidemics fatal diseases countries still occupying territory others creating tension instability many regions world endangering regional international peace security international community faces increasing number challenges becoming health
ARE 2002 131 131 world’s problems based fairness justice establishing peace world experiencing instability imbalance international relations addition civil regional wars half world’s population suffering poverty famine epidemics fatal diseases countries still occupying territory others creating tension instability many regions world endangering regional international peace security international community faces increasing number challenges becoming aware importance health
ARE 2002 218 218 ever thus problems sufferings peoples ignored geographical distances differences culture civilization beliefs current events world prove without doubt outcomes conflicts wars problems poverty drug abuse disease extend beyond geographical borders reaching secure regions threatening stability reason establishment international peace security world joint responsibility governments nations public well private institutions dire need health
ARM 2002 233 233 poverty reduction strategy aims establish umbrella formulation implementation sustainable human development strategies areas damaged earthquakes conflict shall building domestic capacities governance restoring social services education health agricultural development reforestation disaster preparedness armenia’s response special session children elaboration implementation national plan action children national plan action sets 10-year goals protection rights child health
ATG 2002 382 382 world trade organization negotiations developing countries particularly monocultures found stymied regard getting favourable terms agricultural products successful convincing developed countries acceptable override patents stem public health crises hiv aids developed nations feared diminish effectiveness agreement trade-related aspects intellectual property rights discourage pharmaceutical research proponents change argued forcibly humanitarian perspective delegates developing health
ATG 2002 701 701 summit major progress made addressing pressing concerns small island developing states namely poverty environment welcome commitments increase access clean water proper sanitation energy services improve health conditions agriculture particularly dry lands better protect world’s biodiversity ecosystems however summit’s failure agree target date increasing use renewable_energy major disappointment small island developing states health
BDI 2002 424 424 members human community burundians also following concerns world sadly many constantly seeking solutions cite burundi welcomes creation global fund fight aids like countries deeply affected pandemic requested access affordable medicine improved time researchers able develop vaccine scourge threatens humankind especially africa vein delegation supports idea creating world fund fight poverty also health
BDI 2002 578 578 international terrorism end burundi committed implementing provisions security council resolution provides blueprint collective fight terrorism great challenges poverty environmental degradation international terrorism armed conflict incurable disease require nations rich poor recognize international solidarity necessary means survival us united nations therefore called meet challenge especially carrying necessary reform organs security council general health
BEN 2002 462 462 need dwell subject now time action time essence globalization must become synonymous better life peoples world world just stand watch spectacle africa marginalized ravaged wars disease africa must object condescension world sufficient resources avert catastrophe sure collective awareness real sincere welcome timely initiative security council establish ad hoc working group conflict health
BEN 2002 934 934 available operational institutions united nations system particularly united nations development programme united nations population fund united nations capital development fund united nations children’s fund world health organization stress crucial need find ways means increasing resources order strengthen agencies valuable efforts combat poverty countries cotonou ministerial meeting also recommended establishment synoptic table health
BGD 2002 758 758 concerns palestinian people welcome announcement made baghdad regard return weapons inspectors see significant step towards fulfilment obligations security council resolutions havoc wrought africa ethnic conflict disease famine disturbing financial turmoil latin america matter anxiety us commitments least developed countries remain largely unfulfilled existence large trade- distorting subsidies impede development painfully clear health
BGR 2002 70 70 achieving specific results session address unfinished tasks millennium declaration new challenges international peace security primarily fight terrorism session contribute resolving persistent problems underdevelopment poverty widespread disease throughout world unfortunately regional crises conflicts different parts world continue dominate general assembly agenda bulgaria closely following situation middle east supports efforts find fair lasting health
BGR 2002 562 562 sustainable development emphasize point still influence johannesburg world summit country confirmed strong support efforts targeted eradication poverty achieving sustainable patterns production consumption well providing decent health care education earth’s population mr president like assure bulgaria regard work united nations great sense responsibility stand ready participate discussions decision-making agenda items world today health
BHS 2002 511 511 summit sustainable development international community faces broad range political economic social cultural issues made inroads sufficient stem spiral persistence poverty hunger human rights abuses crime diseases particularly hiv aids address vulnerability small island developing states bahamas particularly concerned hiv aids slow progress fighting disease critical question hiv aids issues go body health
BHS 2002 529 529 persistence poverty hunger human rights abuses crime diseases particularly hiv aids address vulnerability small island developing states bahamas particularly concerned hiv aids slow progress fighting disease critical question hiv aids issues go body made important commitments world reviews platforms programmes action respective publics may forgiven cynicism criticism levelled united nations talking health
BHS 2002 611 611 adversity bahamas ably demonstrated determination play part endeavours credited regionally internationally model programmes particularly respect treatment efforts control spread hiv aids especially wish thank world health organization pan american health organization now celebrating hundredth year cooperation extended bahamas stellar work area international health wish commend recent initiative provide antiretroviral drugs countries health
BHS 2002 615 615 determination play part endeavours credited regionally internationally model programmes particularly respect treatment efforts control spread hiv aids especially wish thank world health organization pan american health organization now celebrating hundredth year cooperation extended bahamas stellar work area international health wish commend recent initiative provide antiretroviral drugs countries caribbean assist fight hiv health
BHS 2002 628 628 control spread hiv aids especially wish thank world health organization pan american health organization now celebrating hundredth year cooperation extended bahamas stellar work area international health wish commend recent initiative provide antiretroviral drugs countries caribbean assist fight hiv aids bahamas concerned present global economic order raise questions whether globalization trade liberalization health
BIH 2002 653 653 need even imperative taking active creative role thus bigger share responsibility testifies trend normalization situation country reconstruction taking place results visible economy social reforms education health care economic reforms directed towards establishment single economic space also view setting conditions upgraded education thus offering choice young generations remain bosnia herzegovina become frontrunners health
BLR 2002 578 578 relates directly dealing consequences chernobyl disaster largest radiation disaster past century economic damage belarus estimated us billion invested us billion restoring social economic sectors region health affected population still serious concern time chernobyl-related issues losing attention international community leaving belarus face consequences alone belarus urged shift focus international chernobyl-related cooperation away health
BLZ 2002 241 241 caricom system central american integration sica dominican republic summit joint declaration issued conclusion summit caribbean central american leaders agreed strengthen cooperation coordinate actions areas education health poverty elimination environment trade investment shortly foreign ministers shall conclude plan action implement goals set declaration present development paradigm requires dynamic partnerships belize intends play health
BRB 2002 121 121 international community ushered new century highest expectations successful implementation millennium development goals just adopted resolved work renewed vigour eradicate poverty hunger fight scourge hiv aids disease raise level human development bring end debilitating economic social injustices tragically events september eclipsed millennium vision brutally reshaped global agenda intervening year forced re-examine traditional health
BRB 2002 307 307 modern transnational phenomena narco-trafficking organized crime money- laundering corruption illicit trafficking small arms light weapons also aware potential grave economic social dislocation posed hiv aids pandemic environmental degradation ecological natural disasters addition inequitable application benefits trade liberalization created real prospect increasing poverty economic disenfranchisement smallest vulnerable countries developing world circumstances little health
BRB 2002 858 858 recognition caribbean sea special area context sustainable development barbados greatest resource lies creativity resilience people persuaded betterment human condition fundamental objective economic progress hiv aids pandemic rates terrorism narco- trafficking one major new emerging threats human security according information provided pan american health organization currently million people living hiv aids americas health
BRB 2002 875 875 human condition fundamental objective economic progress hiv aids pandemic rates terrorism narco- trafficking one major new emerging threats human security according information provided pan american health organization currently million people living hiv aids americas number live wider caribbean accounting per cent adult population response international declaration commitment barbados established target per health
BRB 2002 905 905 living hiv aids americas number live wider caribbean accounting per cent adult population response international declaration commitment barbados established target per cent reduction hiv aids mortality rate incidence disease next three years also working towards enactment appropriate anti- discriminatory legislation national commission continues support pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids coordinated caribbean community health
BRB 2002 908 908 americas number live wider caribbean accounting per cent adult population response international declaration commitment barbados established target per cent reduction hiv aids mortality rate incidence disease next three years also working towards enactment appropriate anti- discriminatory legislation national commission continues support pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids coordinated caribbean community secretariat barbados one health
BTN 2002 141 141 deeply heartened loss lives untold suffering destruction wrought senseless acts september united humanity evil terrorism manifestations clear orientation towards international peace development possible without uprooting disease allowed afflict many societies united nations must continue play central decisive role directing collective resolve efforts eradicate terrorism countries must take possible measures rid menace health
BTN 2002 206 206 norms principles hallowed institution undermined war terrorism must continue unite us realization new economic order inclusive equitable sustainable remains pressing challenge united nations scourge poverty disease continue afflict millions people around world delegation compelled reiterate concern decline official development assistance oda parallel emphasis market efficiency trade engine growth realize trade underpins health
BTN 2002 377 377 vision strategies overcome socio-economic maladies confront global community millennium declaration goals provide clear targets strategies reduce poverty achieve sustainable development reverse devastating trend hiv aids malaria tuberculosis need greater political will wish acknowledge contributions united nations bilateral donors development country grateful partners substantial amount assistance received years acceptance insistence master destiny health
BWA 2002 324 324 still widening disparities development continent rest world africa continues experience high levels poverty aggravated among things unfavourable global economic environment conflicts challenges compounded hiv aids pandemic let hasten state acknowledge existence problems mean future entirely bleak positive developments give reason hope realization aspirations people africa committed creating environment conducive economic growth health
BWA 2002 556 556 monterrey consensus hiv aids remains undoubtedly serious threat economic social progress world devastating impact african continent well documented doubt one country capacity deal problems associated epidemic conquer will need strategy combines efforts broad front think still free epidemic african problem better wake next time will doorstep botswana immensely grateful support received health
BWA 2002 568 568 devastating impact african continent well documented doubt one country capacity deal problems associated epidemic conquer will need strategy combines efforts broad front think still free epidemic african problem better wake next time will doorstep botswana immensely grateful support received united nations cooperating partners efforts fight epidemic also wish commend secretary-general tireless health
BWA 2002 588 588 broad front think still free epidemic african problem better wake next time will doorstep botswana immensely grateful support received united nations cooperating partners efforts fight epidemic also wish commend secretary-general tireless efforts mobilizing international community support efforts sure help international community africa will still standing dust settles botswana pleased note commendable health
CAF 2002 218 218 framework united nations two years ago member states met hall set objectives development millennium reduction extreme poverty education promotion gender equality empowerment women reduction child mortality improvement maternal health fight hiv aids diseases malaria tuberculosis preservation sustainable environment establishment world partnership development states unanimously pledged multilateral cooperation implement called millennium declaration health
CAF 2002 221 221 two years ago member states met hall set objectives development millennium reduction extreme poverty education promotion gender equality empowerment women reduction child mortality improvement maternal health fight hiv aids diseases malaria tuberculosis preservation sustainable environment establishment world partnership development states unanimously pledged multilateral cooperation implement called millennium declaration order achieve objectives health
CAF 2002 225 225 states met hall set objectives development millennium reduction extreme poverty education promotion gender equality empowerment women reduction child mortality improvement maternal health fight hiv aids diseases malaria tuberculosis preservation sustainable environment establishment world partnership development states unanimously pledged multilateral cooperation implement called millennium declaration order achieve objectives within years findings made health
CAF 2002 226 226 met hall set objectives development millennium reduction extreme poverty education promotion gender equality empowerment women reduction child mortality improvement maternal health fight hiv aids diseases malaria tuberculosis preservation sustainable environment establishment world partnership development states unanimously pledged multilateral cooperation implement called millennium declaration order achieve objectives within years findings made millennium health
CAF 2002 459 459 basin central african republic member one threat need named obvious poverty far declining grown years declaration talks reducing poverty must first stop manufacturing famine endemic disease hiv aids malaria daily lot two thirds humankind living barely day can fail moved fringe humanity calls merely solidarity will allow live conditions worthy civilization health
CAF 2002 462 462 republic member one threat need named obvious poverty far declining grown years declaration talks reducing poverty must first stop manufacturing famine endemic disease hiv aids malaria daily lot two thirds humankind living barely day can fail moved fringe humanity calls merely solidarity will allow live conditions worthy civilization face drying official health
CAN 2002 116 116 september thus rededicate beliefs principles upon united nations founded spoke french now ever main challenge countries united nations manage interdependence environmental degradation endemic poverty proliferation disease epidemics increasing threat terrorism organized crime serious complex issues one nation can confront alone succeed countries must work together also drawing expertise civil society interaction health
CAN 2002 117 117 thus rededicate beliefs principles upon united nations founded spoke french now ever main challenge countries united nations manage interdependence environmental degradation endemic poverty proliferation disease epidemics increasing threat terrorism organized crime serious complex issues one nation can confront alone succeed countries must work together also drawing expertise civil society interaction formidable health
CHE 2002 157 157 number regions suffer terrible poverty crises wars rife continents millions refugees see hideous face terrorism criminal networks exploit human beings traffic shamefully drugs arms new diseases emerging day day continue destroy earth’s ecological balance simple answers problems place can meet find solutions united nations world needs strong united nations universal organization health
CIV 2002 492 492 african union will play role consolidating unique tool international cooperation welcome progress realized promotion protection human rights côte d’ivoire still deeply concerned issues relating right health delegation like return question hiv aids malaria number-one public health problem throughout world according joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids world health organization million health
CIV 2002 499 499 tool international cooperation welcome progress realized promotion protection human rights côte d’ivoire still deeply concerned issues relating right health delegation like return question hiv aids malaria number-one public health problem throughout world according joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids world health organization million people throughout world per cent women infected health
CIV 2002 502 502 welcome progress realized promotion protection human rights côte d’ivoire still deeply concerned issues relating right health delegation like return question hiv aids malaria number-one public health problem throughout world according joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids world health organization million people throughout world per cent women infected hiv virus million health
CIV 2002 515 515 relating right health delegation like return question hiv aids malaria number-one public health problem throughout world according joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids world health organization million people throughout world per cent women infected hiv virus million people hiv-positive nearly million live sub-saharan africa disease progressing côte d’ivoire especially hitting health
CIV 2002 535 535 programme hiv aids unaids world health organization million people throughout world per cent women infected hiv virus million people hiv-positive nearly million live sub-saharan africa disease progressing côte d’ivoire especially hitting active segments population namely 14-to-45 age group spite many praiseworthy efforts made côte d’ivoire also pledged implement universal health insurance health
CIV 2002 559 559 africa disease progressing côte d’ivoire especially hitting active segments population namely 14-to-45 age group spite many praiseworthy efforts made côte d’ivoire also pledged implement universal health insurance system made international community fight hiv aids pandemic results yet meet people’s expectations await miracle cure mutant aids virus ever redouble efforts regarding prevention health
CIV 2002 568 568 population namely 14-to-45 age group spite many praiseworthy efforts made côte d’ivoire also pledged implement universal health insurance system made international community fight hiv aids pandemic results yet meet people’s expectations await miracle cure mutant aids virus ever redouble efforts regarding prevention one hand access medicine neediest segments society also important health
CMR 2002 515 515 children great majority continue live precarious circumstances great fear future earth must ponder failures must react surge voluntarism will enable us launch determined attack great pandemics hiv aids path charted first ladies africa upon invitation mrs chantal biya will meet yaoundé november establish launch help renowned researchers scientists non-governmental organization called health
COM 2002 205 205 us different degrees advances technological world north contrast fierce struggle south even now twenty- first century achieve basic living conditions extreme poverty south aids tuberculosis malaria offensive human dignity south’s struggle survival meaningful finds response north presupposes recognition equality rights inequality means guarantee rights africa initiatives new partnership africa’s development nepad health
COM 2002 289 289 development recently held johannesburg world forum took account human dimensions life survival words hope year will actually see reduction poverty half may address priorities hunger disease war among others time come countries save peoples many agonies war traumatic effects children put end unprecedented losses suffered economies due exorbitant cost weapons harm health
CPV 2002 302 302 coordination capacities international cooperation promote economic social development guarantee climate peace security throughout world impossible create climate peace security half world’s population remains subject poverty malnutrition disease ignorance international community strengthen commitment ensure millennium goals achieved time give meaning lives millions brothers sisters especially least developed countries today look future without health
CPV 2002 303 303 capacities international cooperation promote economic social development guarantee climate peace security throughout world impossible create climate peace security half world’s population remains subject poverty malnutrition disease ignorance international community strengthen commitment ensure millennium goals achieved time give meaning lives millions brothers sisters especially least developed countries today look future without hope health
CPV 2002 935 935 sub-saharan africa poorer today years ago time evaluation economic progress made past decade within framework united nations new agenda development africa 1990s disappointing hand spread pandemics spite certain limited success fight serious food shortages affected southern africa reveal seriousness persistence problems africans must solve fact united nations cooperation africa strengthened noteworthy health
CRI 2002 136 136 poverty million know read write democracy justice enjoyment civil political rights far universal believe need address miserable alarming situation world’s children children die every day diseases easily preventable child soldiers world million children suffer malnutrition due lack food many millions go without schooling situation serious serious effects terrorism abominable however problems health
CRI 2002 145 145 political rights far universal believe need address miserable alarming situation world’s children children die every day diseases easily preventable child soldiers world million children suffer malnutrition due lack food many millions go without schooling situation serious serious effects terrorism abominable however problems draw public’s attention relegated secondary place world’s agenda stopped health
CUB 2002 853 853 called essential work world bank aimed supporting genuine exercise third world countries right development essential united nations system provided new financial resources fight poverty underdevelopment disease famine essential world trade organization rescued interests handful rich powerful countries transformed instrument service fair equitable international trading system meagre results derived monterrey johannesburg conferences health
DJI 2002 69 69 relevance credibility reform measures implemented recent years enabled better coordination better information-sharing strengthened cohesion stronger strategic direction today united nations working closely civil society fight disease address challenges poverty respond humanitarian crises organization also built meaningful partnership private sector enterprises aimed developing countries benefit expertise resources regard monterrey international conference financing health
DJI 2002 229 229 criminals take innocent life regardless nationality religion sex colour presiding official ceremonies marking anniversary united nations mr kofi annan secretary-general said everything work peace development health freedom damaged horror everything believe respect human life justice tolerance pluralism democracy threatened must defeated must defeated world acting one sg sm para therefore combating health
DJI 2002 578 578 repeated incursions demolition buildings supply networks palestinian people danger whole nation virtually living prison growing unprecedented humanitarian crisis stressed number recent reports describing detail levels malnutrition drop-off child immunization programmes increased risk communicable diseases runaway endemic poverty remain steadfast condemnation violence killing innocent civilians whether palestinians israelis context welcome latest plan health
DJI 2002 586 586 danger whole nation virtually living prison growing unprecedented humanitarian crisis stressed number recent reports describing detail levels malnutrition drop-off child immunization programmes increased risk communicable diseases runaway endemic poverty remain steadfast condemnation violence killing innocent civilians whether palestinians israelis context welcome latest plan quartet outlines three-phase road map comprehensive final settlement health
DNK 2002 716 716 community still far go meet goals millennium declaration many countries united nations first foremost combating poverty can assure everyone access essentials life next meal medicine health care survive access basic education promises contained millennium declaration must let world aid alone will eliminate poverty know developing countries can take cue african leaders health
DOM 2002 519 519 shared costs unevenly distributed recognize developing countries countries economies transition face special difficulties responding central challenge resolution para moreover millennium summit prioritized issues poverty illiteracy illness gender inequality environmental depletion causes conspire decisively peace universal coexistence troubling situations beg question much done national international levels eliminate obstacles hinder growth developing countries health
ECU 2002 371 371 countries need new global ethic one repudiates terrorism helps strength resolve give substance creative efforts eradicate poverty poverty threatens basic principles human dignity food lacking health education survival instinct limited little nothing can done pursue values ideals cherished developed society country condemns terrorism government supports every effort eradicate ecuador also demands health
EGY 2002 349 349 united states hour grief agony secondly fight terrorism lens world views every issue every problem terrorism one evil phenomena world cause us forget evils poverty disease occupation denial individual national rights humiliation human beings destruction livelihood means bombs similarly harmful means terrorism roots causes justifications believe cases viable remedy terrorism can health
EGY 2002 532 532 can lead deadlock prevent us addressing issues may determine fate humanity ability reconcile nature advanced technology take opportunities provide achievement better life free poverty want disease oppression fear life justice solidarity prevail must therefore break deadlock benefit party cause renewing commitment charter reaffirming determination work together strengthen united nations enhance effectiveness health
EGY 2002 1347 1347 initiative rid middle east weapons mass destruction delivery systems addition world confronts ills represent challenge opportunity us demonstrate ability work together good efforts combat endemic diseases fallen short countries around world suffer spread hiv aids threatens stability owing lack capacity resources unable contain pandemic thus necessitating assistance countries dealing crisis world health
EGY 2002 1365 1365 ability work together good efforts combat endemic diseases fallen short countries around world suffer spread hiv aids threatens stability owing lack capacity resources unable contain pandemic thus necessitating assistance countries dealing crisis world also confronts numerous environmental challenges related biodiversity climate_change drought desertification require redoubling international efforts address order safeguard right health
ERI 2002 819 819 summit sustainable development johannesburg promises declarations international events tied goals united nations millennium declaration know goals embrace key dimensions human development related poverty hunger education health stated set time-bound targets targets halving poverty hunger achieving universal primary education gender equality reducing under-5 mortality two thirds maternal mortality three quarters halting spread health
ERI 2002 836 836 key dimensions human development related poverty hunger education health stated set time-bound targets targets halving poverty hunger achieving universal primary education gender equality reducing under-5 mortality two thirds maternal mortality three quarters halting spread hiv aids halving proportion people lack access safe water base year targets achieved despite promises globalization many health
ERI 2002 840 840 related poverty hunger education health stated set time-bound targets targets halving poverty hunger achieving universal primary education gender equality reducing under-5 mortality two thirds maternal mortality three quarters halting spread hiv aids halving proportion people lack access safe water base year targets achieved despite promises globalization many initiatives launched various times health
FJI 2002 527 527 pacific maritime environment support sustainable development principles based international law reflected united nations convention law sea international regional agreements policy’s objective improve understanding ocean maintain health ensure environmentally sound use resources riches also recognizes take task alone will therefore need develop partnerships promote pacific cooperation pacific islands peoples ocean environment integral health
FRA 2002 629 629 conception world based ignorance fear can guide us putting humankind back centre concerns heart action shared commitment sharing means responding requirement solidarity extreme poverty famine epidemics financial crises factors contributing disorder fomenting instability terrorism feeds things generosity must corollary power political moral duty also interest accordingly france pledged augment development assistance health
FRA 2002 1084 1084 sustainable development renewed partnership conformity commitments made doha monterrey johannesburg time come strengthen concrete cooperation permit access basic resources water energy basic social services education health food security let us also call ratification full implementation kyoto protocol climate_change let us establish true global governance sustainable development give necessary coherence france proposes health
GAB 2002 519 519 budgetary resources repayment debt time must find solutions many problems inhibit development firm conviction reducing indebtedness countries sustainable level can allocate resources priorities universal education health housing poverty reduction environmental management hope promise made world bank international monetary fund extend current debt relief mechanisms developing countries including intermediate incomes gabon will health
GAB 2002 604 604 community effective support members can easily understand african countries place much hope debate general assembly will devote nepad tomorrow september president gabon will take part malaria hiv aids major obstacles africa’s development ultimately deprive continent much human potential pleased first ladies africa understood gravity problem creating partnership joint united nations programme health
GAB 2002 635 635 development ultimately deprive continent much human potential pleased first ladies africa understood gravity problem creating partnership joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids organization combat malaria hiv aids pandemic called organization first ladies africa hiv aids convinced new structure headed first lady gabon ms edith lucie bongo whose self-sacrifice dynamism well health
GAB 2002 638 638 continent much human potential pleased first ladies africa understood gravity problem creating partnership joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids organization combat malaria hiv aids pandemic called organization first ladies africa hiv aids convinced new structure headed first lady gabon ms edith lucie bongo whose self-sacrifice dynamism well known will complement health
GAB 2002 678 678 ms edith lucie bongo whose self-sacrifice dynamism well known will complement efforts african states combating scourge also expect strong action international community accompany efforts fight pandemic preservation global ecosystems another subject concern world weeks ago heads state government met johannesburg south africa world summit sustainable development despite momentum generated summit reduce health
GHA 2002 209 209 become reality now moving concept beggar thy neighbour one prosper thy neighbour become hallmark global village sadly continent africa still lags behind many spheres poverty disease plague continent new spirit abroad among african countries africa never wanted perceived scar conscience world want object pity charity want provide grisly images war disease health
GHA 2002 234 234 disease plague continent new spirit abroad among african countries africa never wanted perceived scar conscience world want object pity charity want provide grisly images war disease ignorance famine poverty world’s television screens largely result determination shed unacceptable image many country continent attaining independence desperately rushed one another untried ideology economic model health
GHA 2002 332 332 good governance fashionable buzzwords convinced surest always rapid path development require uplift conditions life peoples technology exists human expertise abounds world end degrading poverty debilitating diseases sap confidence peoples africa world assembly must rally help africa genuine efforts tap intellectual financial moral resources globe worthy partner within concept new partnership africa’s health
GHA 2002 816 816 improve livelihoods also striving ban child labour enforce free compulsory education children junior secondary school level enjoined ghanaës national constitution thirdly must mention hiv aids pandemic threatening survival countries spread disease compounding difficulties even wish pay tribute secretary- general interest setting global fund help us fight menace ghana aids commission constantly health
GHA 2002 821 821 child labour enforce free compulsory education children junior secondary school level enjoined ghanaës national constitution thirdly must mention hiv aids pandemic threatening survival countries spread disease compounding difficulties even wish pay tribute secretary- general interest setting global fund help us fight menace ghana aids commission constantly seeking new ways change attitudes health
GHA 2002 849 849 even wish pay tribute secretary- general interest setting global fund help us fight menace ghana aids commission constantly seeking new ways change attitudes levels towards disease seek learn experience others combating support efforts international community provide affordable antiretroviral drugs needy stage permit congratulate switzerland accession membership east timor forthcoming accession switzerland health
GIN 2002 745 745 creation regional bureau humanitarian affairs west africa extension rapid response system natural disasters setting integrated regional information network prevention resolution conflicts calls reduction poverty eradication disease question hiv aids malaria tuberculosis remains source concern especially developing countries particularly africa adoption general assembly millennium declaration declaration commitment hiv aids 2001-2010 decade roll health
GIN 2002 749 749 affairs west africa extension rapid response system natural disasters setting integrated regional information network prevention resolution conflicts calls reduction poverty eradication disease question hiv aids malaria tuberculosis remains source concern especially developing countries particularly africa adoption general assembly millennium declaration declaration commitment hiv aids 2001-2010 decade roll back malaria developing countries health
GIN 2002 772 772 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis remains source concern especially developing countries particularly africa adoption general assembly millennium declaration declaration commitment hiv aids 2001-2010 decade roll back malaria developing countries particularly africa significant steps forward question mobilizing resources remains central effort primary responsibility measures taken implement initiatives falls african leaders however need supported health
GIN 2002 814 814 taken implement initiatives falls african leaders however need supported community national regional international levels delegation welcomes secretary-general’s initiative led creation global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria transmittable diseases one commitments made heads state government historic millennium summit reduce eliminate poverty much planet’s population still living absolute poverty situation aggravated effects globalization health
GIN 2002 816 816 initiatives falls african leaders however need supported community national regional international levels delegation welcomes secretary-general’s initiative led creation global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria transmittable diseases one commitments made heads state government historic millennium summit reduce eliminate poverty much planet’s population still living absolute poverty situation aggravated effects globalization absence just health
GMB 2002 274 274 year recommitted striving purposeful determined manner spread deepen democracy throughout world better protecting human rights fundamental human freedoms rule law strengthen cooperation fight hunger poverty disease protect weak vulnerable respective societies particularly children aged handicapped redouble efforts sanitize preserve physical human ecology environment important pillars world peace security built must consciously health
GMB 2002 1717 1717 sixteenth largest economy equally highly developed field scientific medical research recognition importance trading nation recently admitted world trade organization logic demands reason also admitted world health organization recognition importance country highly sophisticated developed health services united nations educational scientific cultural organization exceptionally high standing fields science culture united nations industrial development health
GMB 2002 1725 1725 medical research recognition importance trading nation recently admitted world trade organization logic demands reason also admitted world health organization recognition importance country highly sophisticated developed health services united nations educational scientific cultural organization exceptionally high standing fields science culture united nations industrial development organization advanced industrial technological development united nations children’s health
GNB 2002 146 146 peace stability subregion great although internal conflicts neighbouring countries inevitably entail costs defence security areas also compel us sacrifice meagre budgets priority sectors government’s programme health education progressive establishment democracy human rights international cooperation development will restore dignity people convinced developing partnerships united nations system combat poverty guinea-bissau continue make sacrifices health
GRC 2002 24 24 challenges face beginning twenty-first century immense facing terrible poverty crises wars millions refugees hideous face terrorism trafficking human beings arms drugs regions decimated disease continue destroy earth’s ecological balance simple answers problems place can meet find solutions united nations world needs strong united nations just quoted swiss colleague first health
GRD 2002 475 475 worse registering per cent decline compared per cent increase previous year effect growth rate surprising economy grew per cent compared per cent year hiv aids pandemic casts dark shadow general assembly’s global agenda hiv aids become health pandemic also threat development international peace security disease constitutes global emergency affects every country health
GRD 2002 486 486 effect growth rate surprising economy grew per cent compared per cent year hiv aids pandemic casts dark shadow general assembly’s global agenda hiv aids become health pandemic also threat development international peace security disease constitutes global emergency affects every country world single one immune pan american health organization reported estimated million health
GRD 2002 487 487 growth rate surprising economy grew per cent compared per cent year hiv aids pandemic casts dark shadow general assembly’s global agenda hiv aids become health pandemic also threat development international peace security disease constitutes global emergency affects every country world single one immune pan american health organization reported estimated million people health
GRD 2002 494 494 compared per cent year hiv aids pandemic casts dark shadow general assembly’s global agenda hiv aids become health pandemic also threat development international peace security disease constitutes global emergency affects every country world single one immune pan american health organization reported estimated million people americas currently living aids number caribbean infected health
GRD 2002 507 507 agenda hiv aids become health pandemic also threat development international peace security disease constitutes global emergency affects every country world single one immune pan american health organization reported estimated million people americas currently living aids number caribbean infected caribbean second sub-saharan africa incidence mortality rates hiv aids poses drain scarce resources health
GRD 2002 525 525 country world single one immune pan american health organization reported estimated million people americas currently living aids number caribbean infected caribbean second sub-saharan africa incidence mortality rates hiv aids poses drain scarce resources small economies like grenada’s whose revenues negatively impacted last year’s horrific events caribbean facing serious problem disease way health
GRD 2002 549 549 incidence mortality rates hiv aids poses drain scarce resources small economies like grenada’s whose revenues negatively impacted last year’s horrific events caribbean facing serious problem disease way small countries can stem ravages hiv aids without massive infusion resources caribbean urgently needs financial human resources education counselling preventative measures treatment respect hiv health
GRD 2002 577 577 countries can stem ravages hiv aids without massive infusion resources caribbean urgently needs financial human resources education counselling preventative measures treatment respect hiv aids opportunistic diseases tuberculosis others moreover availability medicine ability purchase constitute greatest challenge applaud establishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria also thankful pan american health organization world health
GRD 2002 595 595 preventative measures treatment respect hiv aids opportunistic diseases tuberculosis others moreover availability medicine ability purchase constitute greatest challenge applaud establishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria also thankful pan american health organization world health organization representative offices assistance facilitation implementation technical evaluation many projects caribbean region however much done costs overwhelming health
GRD 2002 600 600 aids opportunistic diseases tuberculosis others moreover availability medicine ability purchase constitute greatest challenge applaud establishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria also thankful pan american health organization world health organization representative offices assistance facilitation implementation technical evaluation many projects caribbean region however much done costs overwhelming world summit sustainable development recently health
GRD 2002 603 603 tuberculosis others moreover availability medicine ability purchase constitute greatest challenge applaud establishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria also thankful pan american health organization world health organization representative offices assistance facilitation implementation technical evaluation many projects caribbean region however much done costs overwhelming world summit sustainable development recently ended johannesburg precursor health
GRD 2002 649 649 development recently ended johannesburg precursor international conference financing development held monterrey conclusions millennium summit blueprints sustainable development common thread final documents poverty eradication poverty hunger disease constitute chain misery devastating physical mental psychological consequences secretary-general summarized nature challenges human development best introduction report preparatory committee high-level international intergovernmental event financing development health
GRD 2002 711 711 rescuing one billion men women children abject dehumanizing poverty ac para grenada’s stated position world summit sustainable development follows sustainable development become reality focus must health social well-being world’s peoples clean water unpolluted air food security rights privileges required now elaboration final documents replete grand phraseology pious pronouncements implementation existing ones health
GRD 2002 967 967 international forum struggles attempts find solutions difficult global problems grenada watching closely developments international peace security economic development social advancement cooperation fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria threatening diseases environmental sustainability plethora regional national international issues small countries grenada attending international conferences presents paradox aspire integrally involved important conferences yet financial constraints health
GRD 2002 969 969 struggles attempts find solutions difficult global problems grenada watching closely developments international peace security economic development social advancement cooperation fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria threatening diseases environmental sustainability plethora regional national international issues small countries grenada attending international conferences presents paradox aspire integrally involved important conferences yet financial constraints sometimes outweigh health
GUY 2002 137 137 among us international system now plagued dangerous instability threatens undermine destroy many states face terrorism horrific violence must also live manifestations terror form poverty hunger disease although silent less deadly conflict within among states clearly demonstrates poorly economy functions without political social cohesion divisions rend fabric societies divisions derive ultimately ethnicity health
HND 2002 812 812 new ideas prompt action need globalize solidarity human development great challenges century require us increase worldwide presence united nations development programme world food programme world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization united nations environment programme entities agencies system whose work effectively contributes establishing conditions ensure boys girls men women health
HTI 2002 289 289 ensure well-being people context country gratified full integration within caribbean community caricom will contribute socio-economic development region humanity today facing serious challenges including poverty aids pandemic drug abuse hunger illiteracy population least developed countries million one third survive less per day characterized weak institutions inadequate infrastructure countries affected many different problems health
HTI 2002 631 631 custom crisis number countries members united nations particular japan cuba continued cooperate haiti despite embargo difficulties deal cuba enthusiastically pursuing programme cooperation haiti particular areas health agriculture haitian people owe debt gratitude countries expressions solidarity quest dignity collective affirmation oas resolution provides entire nation opportunity holds potential progress haitian people context health
HUN 2002 560 560 members european union move process forward hope successful completion near future developments past months raised critically ever question address efficient way challenges posed deliberate spread disease anthrax incidents reinforcement national public health civilian defence capabilities crucial even though countries acting alone can put meaningful assets place international cooperation respect must distant health
HUN 2002 566 566 hope successful completion near future developments past months raised critically ever question address efficient way challenges posed deliberate spread disease anthrax incidents reinforcement national public health civilian defence capabilities crucial even though countries acting alone can put meaningful assets place international cooperation respect must distant opportunity interest every country nations whole health
IRL 2002 1035 1035 assistance world summit sustainable development held johannesburg prime minister taoiseach bertie ahern confirmed ireland’s commitment meet target let us restate commitment providing universal access basic health care must relentless campaign eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis spread diseases threatens undermine development programmes must step efforts eradicate must aim targets set declaration health
IRL 2002 1041 1041 johannesburg prime minister taoiseach bertie ahern confirmed ireland’s commitment meet target let us restate commitment providing universal access basic health care must relentless campaign eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis spread diseases threatens undermine development programmes must step efforts eradicate must aim targets set declaration commitment hiv aids adopted general assembly health
IRL 2002 1044 1044 taoiseach bertie ahern confirmed ireland’s commitment meet target let us restate commitment providing universal access basic health care must relentless campaign eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis spread diseases threatens undermine development programmes must step efforts eradicate must aim targets set declaration commitment hiv aids adopted general assembly june must ensure health
IRL 2002 1047 1047 confirmed ireland’s commitment meet target let us restate commitment providing universal access basic health care must relentless campaign eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis spread diseases threatens undermine development programmes must step efforts eradicate must aim targets set declaration commitment hiv aids adopted general assembly june must ensure global fund fight health
IRL 2002 1076 1076 programmes must step efforts eradicate must aim targets set declaration commitment hiv aids adopted general assembly june must ensure global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria adequately resourced johannesburg summit agreed upon global comprehensive action plan sustainable development will help guide policies programmes coming years summit declaration’s commitment sustainable development potential health
ISL 2002 461 461 towards greater gender equality situation many countries still dire trafficking women increased least europe resumption ancient methods punishment women parts world appalling lack education information health care well sexual exploitation makes women particularly vulnerable growing malice hiv aids well-being children responsibility world millions children suffer poverty cruelly exploited child soldiers labourers health
ITA 2002 159 159 lasting development country played role struggle start will continue end enhancing military financial judicial police intelligence cooperation already achieved important results also working eradicate poverty disease committed pledging per cent gross domestic product less developed countries intend reach level per cent african continent crucial effort challenge conscience represents test ability help health
ITA 2002 384 384 able allocate per cent price buy implementation specific projects schools hospitals water-supply facilities poor countries genoa also launched education plan global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria italy pledged substantial contribution poorer countries also need relieved burden debt free resources need growth italy already cancelled billion debt will soon cancel another billion health
JAM 2002 954 954 problems given new start formation african union inauguration new partnership africa’s development nepad commendable initiatives aimed bringing africa closer mainstream international development containing hiv aids pandemic combating spread poverty really needed now resources urge every effort made ensure new initiatives achieve breakthrough african development field social development human rights united nations health
JAM 2002 1000 1000 development human rights united nations made significant achievements extending promoting rights persons vulnerable disadvantaged groups notwithstanding achievements organization faced growing social challenges including hiv aids pandemic threaten reverse decades progress many parts world concerted action control spread disease remain priority organization protection rights children specific time-bound targets adopted special session children health
JAM 2002 1012 1012 vulnerable disadvantaged groups notwithstanding achievements organization faced growing social challenges including hiv aids pandemic threaten reverse decades progress many parts world concerted action control spread disease remain priority organization protection rights children specific time-bound targets adopted special session children require unequivocal commitment one important areas contribution part united nations development international health
JOR 2002 367 367 humanitarian agencies international organs declare state emergency israeli measures strangle palestinian people economically politically view bringing palestinians knees coercing surrendering rights reached inadmissible levels seriousness malnutrition rates among palestinian population doubled diseases related malnutrition hunger become widespread particularly among children women elderly joint impact factors created breeding grounds frustration despair inevitably health
JOR 2002 373 373 emergency israeli measures strangle palestinian people economically politically view bringing palestinians knees coercing surrendering rights reached inadmissible levels seriousness malnutrition rates among palestinian population doubled diseases related malnutrition hunger become widespread particularly among children women elderly joint impact factors created breeding grounds frustration despair inevitably generate hatred grudges violence therefore situation health
JOR 2002 375 375 measures strangle palestinian people economically politically view bringing palestinians knees coercing surrendering rights reached inadmissible levels seriousness malnutrition rates among palestinian population doubled diseases related malnutrition hunger become widespread particularly among children women elderly joint impact factors created breeding grounds frustration despair inevitably generate hatred grudges violence therefore situation must addressed health
KAZ 2002 90 90 systems requires never agreed coordinated efforts community nations protect common human values primarily rights citizens decent life mankind able rid entrenched flaws poverty environmental pollution disease crime answer evident community nations made progress resolving issues thus breeding grounds created spread dangerous phenomena terrorism drug trafficking religious extremism illegal arms trade crossed health
KEN 2002 167 167 developing countries therefore regrettable insufficient political will implement decisions arising therefrom meagre resources committed debt reduction improving market access human resource development tackling hiv aids pandemic diseases current global financial framework demonstrated inadequacy dealing problems facing developing countries decline official development assistance flows foreign direct investment issue concern despite efforts made health
KEN 2002 168 168 countries therefore regrettable insufficient political will implement decisions arising therefrom meagre resources committed debt reduction improving market access human resource development tackling hiv aids pandemic diseases current global financial framework demonstrated inadequacy dealing problems facing developing countries decline official development assistance flows foreign direct investment issue concern despite efforts made achieve health
KEN 2002 1043 1043 conclusion kenya looks forward greater commitment build secure prosperous world destiny mankind inextricably intertwined spite national boundaries events global arena clearly demonstrated effects ignorance poverty disease insecurity one region another country can impact negatively well-being rest world let us get together build world can live peace prosperity health
KHM 2002 333 333 help propel humanity whole greater prosperity marginalize poor believe reducing poverty contribute extent fight terrorism effectively manage growth transnational issues human trafficking prevalent hiv aids epidemic context cambodian government leadership prime minister samdech hun sen made fight poverty top priority strategy addition human rights democracy cambodia strengthened february year cambodia first health
KHM 2002 755 755 nations planet point view essential continue work together build caring community nations development gap developed developing countries reduced threat terrorism totally eliminated menace hiv aids pandemic curbed poverty alleviated global_warming kept check will possible building better cooperation closer partnership fostering mutual respect cultivating greater tolerance enhancing spirit real united nations strongly health
KNA 2002 613 613 future incidence hiv aids caribbean region real growing threat security number levels human terms threatens devastate families create generation orphans economic level places tremendous burden health resources countries already begun undermine economic infrastructure countries productive able-bodied risk infected disease less less able contribute economic activity growth countries instead require medical financial health
KNA 2002 626 626 terms threatens devastate families create generation orphans economic level places tremendous burden health resources countries already begun undermine economic infrastructure countries productive able-bodied risk infected disease less less able contribute economic activity growth countries instead require medical financial support resources earmarked areas redeployed address new pandemic clear pharmaceutical companies governments support health
KNA 2002 646 646 countries productive able-bodied risk infected disease less less able contribute economic activity growth countries instead require medical financial support resources earmarked areas redeployed address new pandemic clear pharmaceutical companies governments support can much reduce cost antiretroviral drugs private-sector companies must also assist employees families suffering hiv aids regrettable billion resources required health
KNA 2002 678 678 much reduce cost antiretroviral drugs private-sector companies must also assist employees families suffering hiv aids regrettable billion resources required global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria yet realized saint kitts nevis repeats call new paradigms redress inequities globalization urge international community develop appropriate frameworks promote fundamental freedoms comprehensive whole terms political health
KWT 2002 1141 1141 south countries north continue enjoy economic prosperity better standards living peoples countries south continue suffer poverty famine unemployment environmental degradation severe shortages drinking water widespread pandemics hiv aids malaria addition whole range problems impede efforts towards sustainable development hope decisions plans action recently adopted johannesburg world summit sustainable development held johannesburg health
KWT 2002 1144 1144 continue enjoy economic prosperity better standards living peoples countries south continue suffer poverty famine unemployment environmental degradation severe shortages drinking water widespread pandemics hiv aids malaria addition whole range problems impede efforts towards sustainable development hope decisions plans action recently adopted johannesburg world summit sustainable development held johannesburg august september international health
KWT 2002 1318 1318 undp arab human development index current year arab human development report published undp cooperation arab fund economic social development report drew whole range indices including health education acquisition technical knowledge per capita income government kuwait will guided report’s indicators cooperation national assembly legislative authority country will maintain efforts improve economic social health
LBN 2002 137 137 organs particularly security council acts devastating blow pillars international order lebanon believes causal relationship security sustainable development calls renewed effort united nations auspices eliminate poverty disease bridge gap north south reduce social disparities scourges often manipulated harbour ill intentions towards humanity context lebanon welcomes establishment african union supports principles new partnership health
LBR 2002 988 988 estimated per cent per cent population lives poverty line donor assistance united nations specialized agencies non-governmental organizations operating liberia substantially declined since imposition sanctions education health sectors suffered serious disruptions since imposition sanctions per cent children ages years school compared per cent today infant mortality life expectancy rates significantly deteriorated infant health
LBR 2002 1007 1007 substantially declined since imposition sanctions education health sectors suffered serious disruptions since imposition sanctions per cent children ages years school compared per cent today infant mortality life expectancy rates significantly deteriorated infant mortality per births year now estimated life expectancy declined functioning hospitals health centres operating country hospitals health centres still health
LBR 2002 1014 1014 sectors suffered serious disruptions since imposition sanctions per cent children ages years school compared per cent today infant mortality life expectancy rates significantly deteriorated infant mortality per births year now estimated life expectancy declined functioning hospitals health centres operating country hospitals health centres still operating present persons per doctor prior sanctions health
LBR 2002 1025 1025 years school compared per cent today infant mortality life expectancy rates significantly deteriorated infant mortality per births year now estimated life expectancy declined functioning hospitals health centres operating country hospitals health centres still operating present persons per doctor prior sanctions liberians engaged artisanal mining diamonds either operators labourers taking consideration average health
LBR 2002 1030 1030 today infant mortality life expectancy rates significantly deteriorated infant mortality per births year now estimated life expectancy declined functioning hospitals health centres operating country hospitals health centres still operating present persons per doctor prior sanctions liberians engaged artisanal mining diamonds either operators labourers taking consideration average size extended family brings number health
LCA 2002 87 87 hallowed halls independent state right age cutting-edge technology scientific miracles conquest space barely conceivable human misery suffering still decreasing africa asia asia caribbean hiv aids pandemic accelerating spreading known killers tuberculosis malaria continue stalk human existence watch large parts humanity fall often seeming lack impetus needed substantial impact scourges large percentage health
LCA 2002 93 93 cutting-edge technology scientific miracles conquest space barely conceivable human misery suffering still decreasing africa asia asia caribbean hiv aids pandemic accelerating spreading known killers tuberculosis malaria continue stalk human existence watch large parts humanity fall often seeming lack impetus needed substantial impact scourges large percentage population developing world lives degrading poverty health
LSO 2002 120 120 behalf government people kingdom lesotho indeed behalf express gratitude rapid response united nations specialized agencies programmes donor community crisis facing country hiv aids emerged major health development threat continues source grave concern country infected ages constitute potential active workforce lesotho equally great concern corrosive effect hiv aids family structure social fabric health
LSO 2002 193 193 community provide adequate financial support african countries order arrest indeed redress spread hiv aids regard efforts secretary-general united nations establishing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria welcome indeed africa whole needs unconditional support many areas particularly sectors agriculture health nutrition water sanitation education undoubtedly strong link poverty scourge hiv aids monterrey health
LSO 2002 206 206 aids regard efforts secretary-general united nations establishing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria welcome indeed africa whole needs unconditional support many areas particularly sectors agriculture health nutrition water sanitation education undoubtedly strong link poverty scourge hiv aids monterrey conference financing development doha ministerial conference trade world summit sustainable development provided useful health
LSO 2002 207 207 regard efforts secretary-general united nations establishing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria welcome indeed africa whole needs unconditional support many areas particularly sectors agriculture health nutrition water sanitation education undoubtedly strong link poverty scourge hiv aids monterrey conference financing development doha ministerial conference trade world summit sustainable development provided useful forums health
LUX 2002 682 682 mention united nations children’s fund unicef united nations population fund unfpa united nations development fund women unifem united nations development programme undp international action reproductive health crux programmes today remains indispensable requires firm support necessary budgetary resources luxembourg firmly supports efforts unfpa reducing funding women difficulty totally unjust considerably increases suffering health
LVA 2002 447 447 can hope address concerted long- term international cooperation pressing global issues include organized crime illegal trafficking abuse exploitation women children endemic poverty unemployment drug addiction disease environmental pollution global ecological crisis planet now experiencing resulted reckless disregard earth sustains us radically curb excessive amount greenhouse gases pollutants produce every day will health
LVA 2002 842 842 social security system now one modern europe implemented direct undp participation undp latvian government also cooperating implementation minority integration programmes country latvia still process reforming health education systems like countries europe must confront problem ageing population resulting falling birth rate number deaths year continuing exceed number births nevertheless proud note june health
LVA 2002 1001 1001 meet today fifty-seventh session general assembly together nations many serious challenges address confident uniting experiencing resources shall eventually succeed reducing poverty cleaning environment controlling spread diseases making world safer secure place live united nations organization created first foremost serve benefit humanity created instrument propagating fundamental principles democracy humanism universality mutual respect health
MAR 2002 237 237 continent seldom underlying reasons conflict instability africa taken account special importance regard poverty famine oppression minorities intolerance control natural resources increased flows refugees displaced persons health problems including endemic diseases particular hiv aids now face challenges continent established integrated framework new partnership africa’s development nepad will certainly give new impetus economic health
MAR 2002 241 241 conflict instability africa taken account special importance regard poverty famine oppression minorities intolerance control natural resources increased flows refugees displaced persons health problems including endemic diseases particular hiv aids now face challenges continent established integrated framework new partnership africa’s development nepad will certainly give new impetus economic social development continent morocco health
MCO 2002 875 875 summit report important timely substantive session economic social council july also confirmed need steps ministerial declaration adopted occasion focuses usefully importance developing human resources protecting health providing education particularly young girls focuses contributions development like commend president bureau council excellency mr ivan simonović president permanent representative croatia members bureau toiled competence health
MCO 2002 1136 1136 discussed length johannesburg like reaffirm however government principality monaco determined respect commitments undertook occasion international community must continue work tirelessly combat aids fight many endemic diseases parts world major obstacles development progress response appeal launched secretary-general government decided year next two years make substantial exceptional contribution joint united nations programme hiv health
MDG 2002 545 545 better future people let us forget preamble charter announces new humanity peoples human beings living dignity security towards end must access fundamental human rights right health care right education culture right decent income mission reduce poverty everywhere world become today important urgent ever slowdown economic activity global scale following attacks september health
MHL 2002 233 233 will reflect all- important priorities good governance respect fundamental human rights protection environment conservation natural resources also taken account social development objectives need invest areas health education confident linking national priorities international agenda correct policy decisions will made 1990s marshall islands went period structural adjustment reform demand international donor community faithfully health
MLI 2002 313 313 deepen promote respect values mali republican democratic institutions must renewed democratic institutional mechanisms established advance strengthening good governance consolidation democratic process food security improvement educational health systems organization effective functioning justice actions promote children women fight poverty corruption inter alia challenges new government mali committed face likewise part policy economic social health
MLI 2002 428 428 despite significant progress made resolving certain african conflicts continent continues faced number ongoing problems including debt continuing fall price raw materials democratic deficit hiv aids pandemic malaria difficulties related humanitarian assistance issues constitute serious impediment development efforts africa mali welcomes fact long fratricidal conflict angola come end pays well- deserved tribute health
MLI 2002 429 429 significant progress made resolving certain african conflicts continent continues faced number ongoing problems including debt continuing fall price raw materials democratic deficit hiv aids pandemic malaria difficulties related humanitarian assistance issues constitute serious impediment development efforts africa mali welcomes fact long fratricidal conflict angola come end pays well- deserved tribute people health
MMR 2002 104 104 challenging dangerous times conflicts various regions threaten global peace security danger posed terrorism become global phenomenon millions people world remain mired vicious circle ignorance poverty disease united nations plays indispensable role collective endeavour overcome daunting challenges charter united nations provides us bedrock principles maintaining peace security principles sovereignty territorial integrity non-threat health
MNG 2002 757 757 ambitious goal african renaissance country mongolia inherent development handicap landlocked susceptible natural disasters immune many threats human security referred addition persistence poverty unemployment disruption basic health social services human security mongolia affected increasing recurrence natural disasters spread environmental degradation including desertification water air_pollution efforts improve human security hampered extremely low population health
MNG 2002 774 774 security referred addition persistence poverty unemployment disruption basic health social services human security mongolia affected increasing recurrence natural disasters spread environmental degradation including desertification water air_pollution efforts improve human security hampered extremely low population density weak infrastructure small non-diversified economy vulnerable external shocks capitalizing valuable assets well- educated human resources accumulated health
MOZ 2002 318 318 conference financing development world food summit world summit sustainable development special session general assembly children also seen holding barcelona international conference hiv aids leaders recognized pandemic global problem challenging common will requiring global responsibility response common feature events strong unanimous agreement need ensure implementation agreed outcomes commitments order meet millennium development health
MOZ 2002 808 808 poverty implement millennium declaration government approved implementing plan action eradication absolute poverty locally known parpa overall objective parpa substantial reduction absolute poverty country investment education health agriculture rural development well good governance macroeconomic stability parpa partially financed savings achieved debt reduction creditors bilateral multilateral heavily indebted poor countries hipc initiative thankful health
MRT 2002 531 531 towards development construction noted president world summit sustainable development johannesburg established solid foundations sustainable development developed clear-cut strategy combat poverty taken steps towards comprehensive education health care social services people drinking water electricity communications illiteracy ignorance major obstacles development launched broad literacy education campaigns citizens able pluralist democratic system insures freedoms health
MUS 2002 449 449 emotionally charged occasion birth african union heralds new era political economic social transformation continent continent ever determined shape destiny tackle comprehensively burning problems poverty hunger disease underdevelopment debilitated millions africans years african union raised expectations leaders committed honour african union will able respond positive manner challenges confronting well maximizing opportunities improvement health
MWI 2002 190 190 brought drought-related deficits grain harvests million people lesotho malawi mozambique swaziland zambia zimbabwe facing severe food shortage already given rise threat widespread famine rise famine-related health problems clearly seeing deterioration general poverty situation humanitarian plight rural masses countries chances food insecurity translating serious region-wide security health catastrophe over-emphasized especially given southern health
MWI 2002 210 210 threat widespread famine rise famine-related health problems clearly seeing deterioration general poverty situation humanitarian plight rural masses countries chances food insecurity translating serious region-wide security health catastrophe over-emphasized especially given southern africa already epicentre global implosion caused hiv aids current food crisis sub-region stands severest many years poised inflict incalculable damage health
MWI 2002 592 592 exchanges will form important basis tackling problem food insecurity future undertake work give support cooperation necessary fulfilment mandate high levels poverty deepening scourge hiv aids pandemic transmissible diseases afflicting people continue ravage populations developing countries particularly africa take relief annual reports year released united nations conference trade development world health organization health
MWI 2002 594 594 form important basis tackling problem food insecurity future undertake work give support cooperation necessary fulfilment mandate high levels poverty deepening scourge hiv aids pandemic transmissible diseases afflicting people continue ravage populations developing countries particularly africa take relief annual reports year released united nations conference trade development world health organization whose graphic health
MWI 2002 616 616 aids pandemic transmissible diseases afflicting people continue ravage populations developing countries particularly africa take relief annual reports year released united nations conference trade development world health organization whose graphic statistical data hard facts portray unabating vicious complex interplay structural poverty startlingly high hiv aids prevalence poor countries resulting humanitarian crisis threatens health
MWI 2002 653 653 interplay structural poverty startlingly high hiv aids prevalence poor countries resulting humanitarian crisis threatens millions lives next years home one largest numbers victims hiv aids pandemic world southern africa needs closer attention concrete actions well deeper resource commitments international community help build sustainable capacity address critical poverty issues excessive mortality hiv health
MWI 2002 677 677 aids pandemic world southern africa needs closer attention concrete actions well deeper resource commitments international community help build sustainable capacity address critical poverty issues excessive mortality hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases extremely sensitive issues international donor community consider emergency basis difficult moral issues choices involved extremely troubling member states donor institutions health
MWI 2002 680 680 southern africa needs closer attention concrete actions well deeper resource commitments international community help build sustainable capacity address critical poverty issues excessive mortality hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases extremely sensitive issues international donor community consider emergency basis difficult moral issues choices involved extremely troubling member states donor institutions suddenly taken minimalist health
MWI 2002 682 682 needs closer attention concrete actions well deeper resource commitments international community help build sustainable capacity address critical poverty issues excessive mortality hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases extremely sensitive issues international donor community consider emergency basis difficult moral issues choices involved extremely troubling member states donor institutions suddenly taken minimalist approach central health
MWI 2002 715 715 emergency basis difficult moral issues choices involved extremely troubling member states donor institutions suddenly taken minimalist approach central role played united nations funds programmes tackling health problems developing countries needless remind assembly work united nations population fund unfpa tackling hiv aids pandemic implementation programme action adopted international conference population development icpd health
MWI 2002 731 731 approach central role played united nations funds programmes tackling health problems developing countries needless remind assembly work united nations population fund unfpa tackling hiv aids pandemic implementation programme action adopted international conference population development icpd preventing mother-to-child transmission hiv aids crucial call upon donors multinational institutions reconsider decision restore funding unfpa health
NAM 2002 309 309 palestinian state existing side side israel peace mutual security one factors militated development progress africa armed conflicts number countries continent conflicts responsible aggravation poverty spread disease pleasing note however peace security africa increasing past year developments angola since february year filled us hope sense relief two decades destructive war angola firmly health
NAM 2002 559 559 africa begun earnest address problem armed conflict hindered africa’s development socio-economic progress past continent must now grapple yet another menace ravaging population namely hiv aids pandemic devastating impact now undermining economic growth development sub-saharan africa millions already infected dying indeed sub-saharan africa now facing human crisis monumental proportions millions aids orphans health
NAM 2002 589 589 economic growth development sub-saharan africa millions already infected dying indeed sub-saharan africa now facing human crisis monumental proportions millions aids orphans screaming help result rampaging disease appeal increased generous contributions global health fund enable us fight scourge connection like emphasize allocation available funds determined magnitude problem country part ongoing effort fight health
NAM 2002 595 595 already infected dying indeed sub-saharan africa now facing human crisis monumental proportions millions aids orphans screaming help result rampaging disease appeal increased generous contributions global health fund enable us fight scourge connection like emphasize allocation available funds determined magnitude problem country part ongoing effort fight scourge hiv aids namibia will hosting health
NAM 2002 656 656 will highlight fate children galvanize world’s support ease truly difficult plight quite confident support international community will enable us indeed humanity africa particular conquer ravaging pandemic drought situation southern africa places million people risk hunger destitution welcome efforts secretary- general respect also welcome efforts donor community mobilizing resources relief sincere thanks health
NER 2002 803 803 unanimous will international community affirmed adopting johannesburg plan action september special session general assembly devoted hiv aids held july demonstrated eloquently degree awareness terrible danger disease represents human species establishment special fund fight aids important step world crusade aids major epidemics progress must made within framework initiatives undertaken world summits held health
NER 2002 818 818 hiv aids held july demonstrated eloquently degree awareness terrible danger disease represents human species establishment special fund fight aids important step world crusade aids major epidemics progress must made within framework initiatives undertaken world summits held cairo copenhagen beijing country expects greater degree solidarity industrialized countries particularly regard increasing volume official health
NGA 2002 401 401 development well desire equitable distribution world’s wealth spite good will good intentions part international community half humanity lives abject poverty ignorance many countries africa hunger disease remain pervasive deeply rooted human development indices poorest countries indeed unflattering world rich resources unevenly distributed conviction urgent concrete action required lofty goals set millennium health
NGA 2002 552 552 community programmes designed improve living conditions majority humanity may yield desired results one greatest dangers facing humanity today addressed commitment urgency deserves speaking hiv aids pandemic continues bring havoc misery hopelessness humanity especially africa pandemic threatening wipe entire generations example estimated million people living hiv aids worldwide per cent sub- saharan health
NGA 2002 561 561 yield desired results one greatest dangers facing humanity today addressed commitment urgency deserves speaking hiv aids pandemic continues bring havoc misery hopelessness humanity especially africa pandemic threatening wipe entire generations example estimated million people living hiv aids worldwide per cent sub- saharan africa consequent toll human material resources one impoverished regions health
NGA 2002 598 598 worldwide per cent sub- saharan africa consequent toll human material resources one impoverished regions world overemphasized productive population africa systematically decimated hiv aids efforts combat diseases malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases also diverting scarce resources away development programmes projects massive assistance therefore required international community complement efforts individual countries nigeria will spare health
NGA 2002 599 599 per cent sub- saharan africa consequent toll human material resources one impoverished regions world overemphasized productive population africa systematically decimated hiv aids efforts combat diseases malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases also diverting scarce resources away development programmes projects massive assistance therefore required international community complement efforts individual countries nigeria will spare effort health
NGA 2002 602 602 saharan africa consequent toll human material resources one impoverished regions world overemphasized productive population africa systematically decimated hiv aids efforts combat diseases malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases also diverting scarce resources away development programmes projects massive assistance therefore required international community complement efforts individual countries nigeria will spare effort combat scourges fully health
NGA 2002 665 665 reason nigeria active contribution management global fund fight hiv aids also established national agency prevention control hiv aids coordinate government’s multisectoral approach prevention control management pandemic pledge continue best human struggle powerful destructive force especially generating awareness country prevention spread continue however count international community find cures diseases well give assistance health
NGA 2002 687 687 prevention control management pandemic pledge continue best human struggle powerful destructive force especially generating awareness country prevention spread continue however count international community find cures diseases well give assistance many countries efforts leadership united nations critical success efforts wish draw assembly’s attention pernicious issue corruption manifestation international level always maintained takes health
NIC 2002 262 262 rights sovereignty see growth result right things economic financial spheres foreign exchange fiscal monetary policies competition understand equity result things right social sphere namely education health housing gender equality progress bringing together three elements comprise human development will possible corruption rooted nature scourge corruption impact transcends national borders regard offer full health
NLD 2002 341 341 policy integrating promotion good governance security stability world assist alleviating effects natural disasters fact least part man-made responsibility also extends private sector particularly comes fighting disease undermines efforts development hiv aids however fight aids successful needs fully endorsed african governments means acknowledgement problem causes open discussion possible strategies addressing consequences society health
NOR 2002 239 239 must go hand hand now us make happen making happen requires commit precise ambitious aims within pressing areas concern tried johannesburg especially areas water energy health agriculture biodiversity making happen requires investment people education respect human rights empowerment women empowerment poor need equitable sharing wealth within among nations making happen requires health
NRU 2002 250 250 instrument first step universal campaign address climate_change therefore join call united states australia see way clear not-too-distant future ratifying protocol another issue special importance nauru health ocean custodians largest ocean rich natural marine resources minerals ocean also frames cultures source future well-being particularly true case nauru land area square miles ocean health
NRU 2002 542 542 support calls issue continue receive top priority terms united nations ongoing administrative budgetary reforms secretary-general welcome much certainly needs done nauru disappointed see contributions global health fund trickling contrary enthusiastic undertaking special session last year consequently hiv aids malaria tuberculosis continue unabated destruction communities continue rob manpower affected nations nauru pledged health
NRU 2002 555 555 reforms secretary-general welcome much certainly needs done nauru disappointed see contributions global health fund trickling contrary enthusiastic undertaking special session last year consequently hiv aids malaria tuberculosis continue unabated destruction communities continue rob manpower affected nations nauru pledged contribute per head population fund pleased announce pledge honoured call member states rich health
NZL 2002 81 81 collective action necessary guarantee global peace today second year new millennium need act multilaterally greater ever terrorism weapons mass destruction environmental degradation people-smuggling drug- trafficking diseases hiv aids unsustainable depletion natural resources global matters require collective response can proud year ago response united nations new unprecedented level terrorism immediate united effective health
PAK 2002 794 794 reduction corruption poverty alleviation countries despite current differences among governments people rich poor nations beginning embrace universal values common goals avoiding war ending poverty hunger disease discrimination human rights violations promoting democracy sharing technology creating decent work protecting environment must capture growing spirit global humanism advance quest global prosperity universal peace health
PER 2002 319 319 freeing resources social investment combating want abject poverty country’s commitment goes beyond mere words consistent proposals taken decision reduce military expenditure per cent redirect resources health nutrition education pleased able say made progress respect gratified recent achievements area fraternal country chile today ever peru like reaffirm international community committed building participatory health
PER 2002 320 320 resources social investment combating want abject poverty country’s commitment goes beyond mere words consistent proposals taken decision reduce military expenditure per cent redirect resources health nutrition education pleased able say made progress respect gratified recent achievements area fraternal country chile today ever peru like reaffirm international community committed building participatory efficient health
PER 2002 805 805 government announced day took office wishes remembered history one full respect democracy fundamental freedoms men women strengthened development peru productive dignified work courage invest better nutrition health education will best way overcome poverty nations committed facing great problems challenges time building democracy world just greater solidarity today beginning twenty-first century international health
PER 2002 806 806 announced day took office wishes remembered history one full respect democracy fundamental freedoms men women strengthened development peru productive dignified work courage invest better nutrition health education will best way overcome poverty nations committed facing great problems challenges time building democracy world just greater solidarity today beginning twenty-first century international democracy health
PHL 2002 732 732 poverty alleviation development therefore key strategies preventing conflict fighting terrorism terrorism become major cause violence instability world menace collective security organized crime environmental degradation contagious diseases continue threaten international peace security proliferation conventional non-conventional weapons including small arms continuing civil wars inter-state conflicts remain major causes instability underdevelopment united nations must health
PHL 2002 797 797 partnerships renewed faith united nations guarantee meaningful participation developing countries global decision-making challenges world today potential actual conflict terrorism violence environmental degradation organized crime contagious diseases recognize boundaries affect eloquent language philadelphia declaration international labour organization poverty anywhere constitutes danger prosperity everywhere case humanity human destiny become seamless whole man island health
PLW 2002 743 743 potential partner efforts united nations meet challenges now face prepare challenges come exclusion particularly short-sighted efforts international community go beyond politics address fundamental human concerns health education reason palau must call upon members united nations welcome republic china taiwan organization least membership body endorse participation republic china taiwan world health organization health
PLW 2002 767 767 concerns health education reason palau must call upon members united nations welcome republic china taiwan organization least membership body endorse participation republic china taiwan world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization united nations development programme similar bodies dedicated improving human condition mere politics allowed compromise prevent development truly global health
PLW 2002 800 800 united nations development programme similar bodies dedicated improving human condition mere politics allowed compromise prevent development truly global effort alleviate human suffering better mankind area health appeared body past discussed ill effects tobacco use responsibility protect youth threat tobacco addiction appear assembly today ask complete support framework convention tobacco control order health
PLW 2002 828 828 past discussed ill effects tobacco use responsibility protect youth threat tobacco addiction appear assembly today ask complete support framework convention tobacco control order combat tobacco-related illnesses complications throughout remarks also repeatedly returned idea security primarily feel less secure aftermath monstrous attacks september idea security taken new meaning collective understanding kind cooperation health
PNG 2002 304 304 summits plans action blueprints resolve many pressing global challenges needs including poverty eradication sustainable development environmental degradation climatic changes social ills including hiv aids preventable diseases also echo voices majority world’s population living poverty struggling overcome biggest challenge survive declarations plans action amplification historic millennium declaration development goals signed heads state health
PNG 2002 892 892 materials region called states engaging activities accept full responsibility liability compensation damage may result directly indirectly transport radioactive material region global_warming brought increase number cases diseases like malaria higher- altitude regions country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis rise health
PNG 2002 894 894 called states engaging activities accept full responsibility liability compensation damage may result directly indirectly transport radioactive material region global_warming brought increase number cases diseases like malaria higher- altitude regions country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis rise urgent need health
PNG 2002 915 915 number cases diseases like malaria higher- altitude regions country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis rise urgent need find preventative measures diseases regard welcome announcements governments japan united states among set aside substantial financial resources eradication programmes developing countries health
PNG 2002 923 923 country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis rise urgent need find preventative measures diseases regard welcome announcements governments japan united states among set aside substantial financial resources eradication programmes developing countries papua new guinea concurs recent calls international community health
POL 2002 529 529 instruments well chapters dealing security now insufficient fact borne numerous developments recent years including attack september consequences acute poverty evident many parts world chronic underdevelopment pandemic disease lack education medical care deepening differences living conditions developmental standards unacceptable politically morally human rights rule law democracy good governance civil society make third health
POL 2002 530 530 well chapters dealing security now insufficient fact borne numerous developments recent years including attack september consequences acute poverty evident many parts world chronic underdevelopment pandemic disease lack education medical care deepening differences living conditions developmental standards unacceptable politically morally human rights rule law democracy good governance civil society make third group health
PRT 2002 537 537 security can longer conceived exclusively military terms solely terms territorial defence several factors must taken consideration widespread development weapons mass destruction proliferation threats environmental degradation diseases hiv aids famine migration transcend state borders factors affecting ability many states face challenge globalization thus nation however powerful self-sufficient even greatest countries can everything health
PRY 2002 977 977 increase participation integration developing countries process global political decision-making consequently paraguay striving channel limited resources disposal areas pressing priority social economic fields particularly areas education health point now represent majority paraguay’s national budget also reduced military expenditure per cent gross domestic product lowest level history also giving priority state expenditure directed health
QAT 2002 848 848 human development major topic high-level segment economic social council’s current substantive session millennium declaration objectives eradicating poverty achieving economic development halting spread hiv aids bringing disease control require concerted effort political will addition voluntary contributions direct financial investment flows local international donors required achieve objectives monterrey conference important commitment rich industrialized health
RWA 2002 765 765 various interventions aimed helping poor countries particularly regards debt official development assistance oda needs done order enable countries confront effectively various scourges threaten including famine pandemic diseases hiv aids malaria forth can eventually catch rich countries hence globalization will become profitable whole mankind health
RWA 2002 766 766 interventions aimed helping poor countries particularly regards debt official development assistance oda needs done order enable countries confront effectively various scourges threaten including famine pandemic diseases hiv aids malaria forth can eventually catch rich countries hence globalization will become profitable whole mankind health
RWA 2002 769 769 poor countries particularly regards debt official development assistance oda needs done order enable countries confront effectively various scourges threaten including famine pandemic diseases hiv aids malaria forth can eventually catch rich countries hence globalization will become profitable whole mankind health
SAU 2002 389 389 evil uproot world country will maintain firm resolve combat terrorism unilaterally jointly international coalition shall pursue war terrorism relentlessly drive emanates firm conviction terrorism pernicious disease poses lethal threat every human society every effort must made confront defeat saudi arabia’s position regarding terrorism always clear dispassionate responsible logical since country honoured health
SAU 2002 845 845 blatantly declared israel longer bound agreement signed palestinians including oslo accords situation occupied palestinian territories will undoubtedly lead humanitarian disaster resulting economic siege unchecked spread disease virtual collapse public health security forces important fact recalled particularly israeli people goal security promised current israeli government will never materialize due directly policies practices health
SAU 2002 849 849 bound agreement signed palestinians including oslo accords situation occupied palestinian territories will undoubtedly lead humanitarian disaster resulting economic siege unchecked spread disease virtual collapse public health security forces important fact recalled particularly israeli people goal security promised current israeli government will never materialize due directly policies practices government chose ignore dialogue health
SDN 2002 661 661 african countries also reflects sincere desire continent cooperation initiative clearly stated socio-economic priorities various regions continent also determined priorities fields infrastructure energy environment communications education health primary care call upon international community support africa new partnership will attain aspirations also call africa speak one voice regarding follow-up implementation nepad mechanisms african health
SLB 2002 192 192 place record appreciation solomon islands worthy assistance united nations organs agencies including economic social council united nations development programme undp international labour organization ilo world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco commission human rights solomon islands also upholds faith security council acknowledge important role maintenance promotion international peace health
SLB 2002 384 384 unity reconstruction assumed office undertook challenging task rebuilding solomon islands foremost strategy government adopted pursue four policy areas first restoration peace security secondly education thirdly health medial services fourthly productive sectors began important work first days entering office since consolidated efforts notwithstanding practical difficulties emanate lack financial absence relevant resources second health
SLB 2002 433 433 resources second strategy formulation national economic recovery plan plan focuses strengthening agriculture fisheries forestry mining manufacturing tourism infrastructure development sectors besides giving closer attention promotion health education services plan also addresses population growth ensures promotion responsible environmental management happy state present also working sustainable development plan country integrated financial package strategy health
SLB 2002 741 741 action curb arms culture taking root country peace mind safety danger achieved mere absence war rather product nation’s ability achieve sustainable economic prosperity better education health social services people peace security every human soul comes simply meeting basic needs even successful outcome world summit sustainable development included promises economic growth protection health
SLB 2002 1006 1006 reducing greenhouse gas emissions least developed countries still grapple harsh realities poverty vulnerability external economic shocks debt burden poor infrastructure poor limited access better education health social services list goes even increasing commitment globalization situation many least developed countries nation-states neither improved stabilized many instances conditions worsened solomon islands believes renewed health
SLV 2002 218 218 pérez strongly promoted economic model featuring economic rights means advance towards development take advantage opportunities offered opportunities globalization also favoured human development investing primarily education health housing basic services areas indispensable elements contributing social well- improvement quality life people development ten years signing peace accords el salvador successfully culminated peace process health
SLV 2002 348 348 another order strengthen position world economic environment jointly face challenges globalization integration will able overcome narrow territorial limitations effectively respond just demands citizens areas education health opportunities future united open world region will way will able cease appear small face great challenge creating requisite speed better jobs peoples will able forge health
SLV 2002 953 953 calls international community jointly implement agreements reached five basic areas taken world summit sustainable development took place recently johannesburg south africa included water sanitation energy health agriculture biological diversity crucial importance future environment particularly developing countries allow conclude reiterating firm commitment political will government el salvador contribute actively search collective individual health
SMR 2002 583 583 assembly methods used face solve problems ageing population seeking eradicate stereotypes prejudices feeling international community laid foundations future plan action will ensure human beings wellness health security last years lives also within framework united nations although different objectives recent world summit sustainable development held johannesburg south africa also great importance san health
STP 2002 366 366 insatiable unrelenting come one poorest countries world grateful come us helped us since independence july take opportunity thank will continue today without clean water without health care without electricity without jobs without schools without even primitive infrastructure capacity build one sao tome principe left behind want neighbourhood global village ghetto slum health
SUR 2002 96 96 another peoples particular vulnerable ones among us children older persons persons disabilities persons hiv aids women men older younger persons suffering extreme poverty hunger deadly diseases drought war crimes statement today behalf government people republic suriname fundamental issues addressed first like express feelings peace love entire united nations family peace love health
SUR 2002 442 442 education plan suriname will also deal human rights education awareness raised poverty among peoples serious violation human rights every human right adequate standard living regard health medical care well-being right education food housing social services general suriname ratified major human rights instruments welcomed special attention committee elimination discrimination women consideration among health
SUR 2002 772 772 growth also especially domestic capital demanding growth government confidence programme focusing technology education people elevate population higher material spiritual levels education important vehicle leading awareness health problems hiv aids malaria tuberculosis human rights democracy issues criminality including cross-boundary crime drug trafficking suriname long tradition history regarding involvement civil society non-state actors health
SUR 2002 776 776 capital demanding growth government confidence programme focusing technology education people elevate population higher material spiritual levels education important vehicle leading awareness health problems hiv aids malaria tuberculosis human rights democracy issues criminality including cross-boundary crime drug trafficking suriname long tradition history regarding involvement civil society non-state actors development country attaches great health
SUR 2002 814 814 long tradition history regarding involvement civil society non-state actors development country attaches great importance real partnership government civil society non-governmental organizations fields social affairs education health among others participation last monday high- level general assembly session new partnership africa’s development expressed solidarity government people suriname brothers sisters african continent strong support health
SUR 2002 848 848 assembly session new partnership africa’s development expressed solidarity government people suriname brothers sisters african continent strong support africa’s determination emerge poverty hunger famine destructive deadly diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis order build strong lasting culture peace democracy based africa’s precious natural human resources cultural wealth information communication technologies ict must considered health
SUR 2002 851 851 partnership africa’s development expressed solidarity government people suriname brothers sisters african continent strong support africa’s determination emerge poverty hunger famine destructive deadly diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis order build strong lasting culture peace democracy based africa’s precious natural human resources cultural wealth information communication technologies ict must considered essential sustainable development health
SUR 2002 1057 1057 management sustainable development national regional international levels suriname situated caribbean region region second highest rate hiv aids-infected people world issue utmost importance besides hiv aids malaria tuberculosis pose grave threats health general also labour sector social economic development suriname therefore now taking necessary steps submit request funding united nations global fund health
SUR 2002 1062 1062 international levels suriname situated caribbean region region second highest rate hiv aids-infected people world issue utmost importance besides hiv aids malaria tuberculosis pose grave threats health general also labour sector social economic development suriname therefore now taking necessary steps submit request funding united nations global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria faced health
SUR 2002 1086 1086 threats health general also labour sector social economic development suriname therefore now taking necessary steps submit request funding united nations global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria faced vast amount issues need solved agreements programmes need implemented order improve lives peoples united nations still proves best place collectively discuss problems world look health
SVK 2002 824 824 listened irrespective size geographic location military strength economic power doubts irreplaceable role united nations tackling global issues whether regard protection human rights eradication famine poverty disease illiteracy prevention proliferation drugs weapons live one planet must face deterioration environment together adopt adequate measures guarantee sustainable development millennium declaration shows us right way health
SWE 2002 371 371 levels carry commitments need coherence consistency need ownership one serious new threats security hiv aids efforts achieve sustainable development will vain fail fight hiv aids diseases still hold entire populations ransom fundamental structures societies crumbling due devastating effects epidemics must recognize threat global security millennium declaration reference guide sweden fully supports health
SWE 2002 384 384 hiv aids efforts achieve sustainable development will vain fail fight hiv aids diseases still hold entire populations ransom fundamental structures societies crumbling due devastating effects epidemics must recognize threat global security millennium declaration reference guide sweden fully supports secretary-general’s initiative launch strategy successful attainment millennium development goals reaching goals best way health
SWZ 2002 321 321 capacity meet objectives lack access development funds also multitude problems affecting us simultaneously overcome case developing countries particularly risk times global economic difficulties especially vulnerable disease effects changing weather patterns overshadowing development challenges however threat posed multiple health risks including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives huge numbers health
SWZ 2002 333 333 simultaneously overcome case developing countries particularly risk times global economic difficulties especially vulnerable disease effects changing weather patterns overshadowing development challenges however threat posed multiple health risks including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives huge numbers swazis family kingdom escaped deadly touch disease sector development immune consequences high health
SWZ 2002 336 336 developing countries particularly risk times global economic difficulties especially vulnerable disease effects changing weather patterns overshadowing development challenges however threat posed multiple health risks including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives huge numbers swazis family kingdom escaped deadly touch disease sector development immune consequences high increasing hiv infection health
SWZ 2002 353 353 challenges however threat posed multiple health risks including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives huge numbers swazis family kingdom escaped deadly touch disease sector development immune consequences high increasing hiv infection rates among people enormous strain placed financial human resources battle cope trying best light limited resources national health
SWZ 2002 361 361 malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives huge numbers swazis family kingdom escaped deadly touch disease sector development immune consequences high increasing hiv infection rates among people enormous strain placed financial human resources battle cope trying best light limited resources national emergency response committee hiv aids established provide focus health
SWZ 2002 405 405 response committee hiv aids established provide focus efforts attacking enemy various fronts priority placed prevention care counselling treatment perhaps greatest tragedy effect children lost parents disease battling provide unfortunate orphans means continue normal lives especially regard food clothing schooling ready embrace approved strategies medical care including reduce mother-to- child transmission virus health
SWZ 2002 460 460 simple fact afford costly drugs must rely sympathy support others kingdom encouraged expressions commitment last year’s aids summit creation global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria hopes high support fund came grave disappointment people application fund earlier year rejected criteria selection projects become unclear earnestly hope second application will meet approval health
SWZ 2002 638 638 situation will deteriorate next season likely advent el niño effect furthermore food security situation exacerbated problems lack clean drinking water rural areas prevalence hiv aids-related illnesses deaths leave families severely diminished resources meet basic needs using scarce resources making every effort help people made one top priorities construction dams throughout rural health
TCD 2002 249 249 world order based democracy sustainable development today united nations called ever help establish fairer prosperous international society note satisfaction organization’s frequent efforts ultimately eradicate scourges disease malnutrition short underdevelopment regard numerous world meetings level heads state government organized auspices united nations specialized agencies view implementing decisions recommendations millennium summit point summits health
TCD 2002 250 250 order based democracy sustainable development today united nations called ever help establish fairer prosperous international society note satisfaction organization’s frequent efforts ultimately eradicate scourges disease malnutrition short underdevelopment regard numerous world meetings level heads state government organized auspices united nations specialized agencies view implementing decisions recommendations millennium summit point summits must health
THA 2002 621 621 transnational threat human security thailand forged partnerships neighbouring countries particularly greater mekong subregion well partnership related united nations agencies members human security network tackle global epidemic xv international conference aids hosted thailand hope share experiences addressing multifaceted aspects hiv aids namely prevention treatment care support well research development even war poverty health
THA 2002 1239 1239 thailand places people forefront development efforts livelihood must entail human development community participation government making progress programmes measures improve quality life thai people include provision health care three-year debt suspension farmers establishment microcredit facilities people’s bank small entrepreneurs launching village urban revolving fund provide financial support local initiatives enhancing human potential health
TKM 2002 206 206 refugees unhcr united nations international drug control programme undccp others cooperation agencies government turkmenistan carrying number large projects social economic orientation producing specific results areas health care social affairs education environment areas year passed since tragic events september forced us evaluate issues security people states qualitatively new scale measurement confirmed necessity health
TTO 2002 454 454 deal problems faced two vulnerable groups societies part government trinidad tobago recently completed draft national policy ageing will address principal concerns ageing population hiv aids pandemic continues hamper economic social development caribbean region affecting economically active productive segments societies government sought incorporate issue matter priority national strategic planning process virtually impossible health
TTO 2002 487 487 affecting economically active productive segments societies government sought incorporate issue matter priority national strategic planning process virtually impossible however one country unilaterally deal effectively public health issue reason trinidad tobago committed participating fully relevant regional international initiatives regard member states caribbean community caricom among first translate global commitments undertaken special session health
TTO 2002 521 521 regional international initiatives regard member states caribbean community caricom among first translate global commitments undertaken special session hiv aids regional targets governments adopted nassau declaration health identified priorities action partnership addressing global health issue however assistance urgently needed boost national regional initiatives consider timely launching global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis health
TTO 2002 528 528 community caricom among first translate global commitments undertaken special session hiv aids regional targets governments adopted nassau declaration health identified priorities action partnership addressing global health issue however assistance urgently needed boost national regional initiatives consider timely launching global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria hope fund governments will empowered efforts health
TTO 2002 547 547 identified priorities action partnership addressing global health issue however assistance urgently needed boost national regional initiatives consider timely launching global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria hope fund governments will empowered efforts implement measures aimed eventual eradication diseases country falls within category small island developing states trinidad tobago feels obliged make health
TTO 2002 559 559 boost national regional initiatives consider timely launching global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria hope fund governments will empowered efforts implement measures aimed eventual eradication diseases country falls within category small island developing states trinidad tobago feels obliged make reference tendency international community underestimate phenomenon vulnerability condition size stage development small health
TTO 2002 760 760 attainment sustainable development alleviation poverty trinidad tobago therefore pleased recently concluded world summit sustainable development held johannesburg south africa agreed specific targets areas water sanitation health biodiversity loss restoration depleted fish stocks chemicals fact johannesburg summit achieved greater synthesis integration three pillars sustainable development namely social economic environmental also welcome development health
TTO 2002 1294 1294 international community required therefore greater sense shared commitment fundamental purposes principles united nations face new ominous threats global peace security vision world free poverty hunger disease international organization fully charged member states political will tackle frontally challenges pose threats survival mankind trinidad tobago forty years joining united nations renews assembly firm health
TUN 2002 483 483 report united nations secretary-general modalities functioning use fund will make possible fund come year poverty eradication crucial element guaranteeing stability societies preventing scourges wars terrorism diseases particularly since basic global strategy guarantees international peace security africa continues suffer conflicts economic development problems requires constant attention international community many analyses proven instability health
TUV 2002 582 582 appreciates considerations small island developing states various processes appeal concrete recognition particularly donor community special case can cope challenges face particularly regards capacity-building quality education health access fresh water affordable energy infrastructures sanitation without additional adequate resources partnership initiatives arising processes will real meaning especially groups need women children people rural health
TZA 2002 161 161 tanzania glad poverty eradication underscored humanity’s critical challenge indispensable requirement sustainable development particularly developing countries gratifying indeed note due regard also given burning issues education health energy shelter water sanitation well agriculture particular food security abundance pledges speakers participants fight poverty promote social economic development enhance measures deal pollution protect environment health
TZA 2002 475 475 intervention developed countries essential debt relief debt servicing crippling economies governments poor developing countries debt relief releases resources can used finance priority sectors activities education health energy water rural roads microfinance schemes let take example country tanzania reaching completion point heavily indebted poor countries debt initiative cancellation portion external debt government health
TZA 2002 539 539 people done past now able hire teachers build classrooms take students schools buy textbooks teaching materials improved health-care delivery systems hired medical practitioners rural dispensaries health centres provided equipment medicines rural roads maintained now new ones opened list benefits long done much got bigger debt-cancellation package continue appeal deeper debt cancellation health
UKR 2002 912 912 unprecedented integration process african continent hope birth african union will strengthen spirit african brotherhood unity responding numerous challenges confront continent armed conflict poverty hiv aids pandemic ukraine welcomes african union’s establishment far-reaching plans revitalize continent hope new partnership africa’s development will unite nations world global partnership support peace stability development african health
UKR 2002 1102 1102 new united nations strategy chernobyl guided aspiration achieve practical results also determined solve broad range problems important place agenda world forum undoubtedly fight hiv aids pandemic one challenging like inform assembly regional conference countries eastern europe central asia will held ukraine november year support united nations international partners confident year september health
USA 2002 120 120 deceitful dictators broken treaties squandered lives dedicated standards human dignity shared system security defended today standards security challenged commitment human dignity challenged persistent poverty raging disease suffering great responsibilities clear united states joining world supply aid reaches people lifts lives extend trade prosperity brings bring medical care desperately needed symbol commitment health
UZB 2002 398 398 measures assistance part entire international community well active support afghan authorities combat narco-aggression number drug addicts world runs hundreds millions people proliferation drug addiction undermines health living generations gene pool nations affects people developed developing countries republic uzbekistan making great efforts fight drug production abuse trafficking fully supports measures undertaken united health
VCT 2002 420 420 caribbean africa threatened scourge hiv aids matter fact country second-highest per capita ratio hiv aids caribbean community caricom danger losing whole generation young people dreaded disease lack resources procure necessary treatment proper care affected must work together developed developing countries eradicate diseases malaria tuberculosis must make sure global fund fight diseases health
VCT 2002 436 436 community caricom danger losing whole generation young people dreaded disease lack resources procure necessary treatment proper care affected must work together developed developing countries eradicate diseases malaria tuberculosis must make sure global fund fight diseases necessary resources work effectively six years completion uruguay round trade negotiations creation world trade organization wto health
VCT 2002 437 437 caricom danger losing whole generation young people dreaded disease lack resources procure necessary treatment proper care affected must work together developed developing countries eradicate diseases malaria tuberculosis must make sure global fund fight diseases necessary resources work effectively six years completion uruguay round trade negotiations creation world trade organization wto country health
VCT 2002 445 445 disease lack resources procure necessary treatment proper care affected must work together developed developing countries eradicate diseases malaria tuberculosis must make sure global fund fight diseases necessary resources work effectively six years completion uruguay round trade negotiations creation world trade organization wto country endure ravages imbalances economic power world constraints imposed health
VEN 2002 715 715 actions will transform society order bring justice equality people government doubled budget education less three years government doubled health-care budget government reduced per cent infant malnutrition government increased per cent people’s access drinking water government reduced infant mortality per per government increased per cent children adolescents access free compulsory public education health
VEN 2002 727 727 education less three years government doubled health-care budget government reduced per cent infant malnutrition government increased per cent people’s access drinking water government reduced infant mortality per per government increased per cent children adolescents access free compulsory public education government deal wild neoliberal privatization health education government began reducing poverty marginalization health
VEN 2002 746 746 access drinking water government reduced infant mortality per per government increased per cent children adolescents access free compulsory public education government deal wild neoliberal privatization health education government began reducing poverty marginalization country full wealth governed senseless elitists completely insensitive people’s needs government overthrown fascist alliance among privileged sectors factions instigating health
WSM 2002 81 81 indeed see one country matter size power can completely fend war conflict divide nations rage many places global forces operate degrade environment spread misery poverty disease illicit trade arms drugs people entire world community now seriously challenged terrible scourges hiv aids terrorism cooperation multilateral action can hope respond take countermeasures find health
YEM 2002 557 557 new relations twenty-first century calls encouraging dialogue among civilizations spread culture peace calls richer states shoulder responsibility towards least developed countries facing challenges poverty deadly disease fact seen implementation principles therefore call upon states abide millennium declaration implement order engender better relations rich poor remove spectre clash civilizations races enhance high health
ZAF 2002 451 451 matters human resources development capacity-building modernizing africa’s economy dealing decisively intolerable debt burden ensuring access products markets developed world spreading emancipation empowerment women combating communicable diseases including aids malaria tuberculosis fighting environmental degradation end august beginning month people south africa africa honoured host world summit sustainable development number far-reaching decisions taken health
ZAF 2002 454 454 development capacity-building modernizing africa’s economy dealing decisively intolerable debt burden ensuring access products markets developed world spreading emancipation empowerment women combating communicable diseases including aids malaria tuberculosis fighting environmental degradation end august beginning month people south africa africa honoured host world summit sustainable development number far-reaching decisions taken important summit ensure health
ZMB 2002 491 491 trade liberalization initiatives regard wish take opportunity welcome initiative united states government refine scope african growth opportunity act increase number products eligible exported united states health sector africa experiencing catastrophic impact combination hiv aids pandemic series outbreaks diseases malaria tuberculosis diarrhoea unfortunately country one hard hit regard although government implemented health health
ZMB 2002 500 500 united states government refine scope african growth opportunity act increase number products eligible exported united states health sector africa experiencing catastrophic impact combination hiv aids pandemic series outbreaks diseases malaria tuberculosis diarrhoea unfortunately country one hard hit regard although government implemented health reforms focus ameliorating situation far resources required address problem health
ZMB 2002 503 503 refine scope african growth opportunity act increase number products eligible exported united states health sector africa experiencing catastrophic impact combination hiv aids pandemic series outbreaks diseases malaria tuberculosis diarrhoea unfortunately country one hard hit regard although government implemented health reforms focus ameliorating situation far resources required address problem government taken decision health
ZMB 2002 504 504 scope african growth opportunity act increase number products eligible exported united states health sector africa experiencing catastrophic impact combination hiv aids pandemic series outbreaks diseases malaria tuberculosis diarrhoea unfortunately country one hard hit regard although government implemented health reforms focus ameliorating situation far resources required address problem government taken decision acquire health
ZMB 2002 506 506 growth opportunity act increase number products eligible exported united states health sector africa experiencing catastrophic impact combination hiv aids pandemic series outbreaks diseases malaria tuberculosis diarrhoea unfortunately country one hard hit regard although government implemented health reforms focus ameliorating situation far resources required address problem government taken decision acquire affordable antiretroviral health
ZMB 2002 516 516 health sector africa experiencing catastrophic impact combination hiv aids pandemic series outbreaks diseases malaria tuberculosis diarrhoea unfortunately country one hard hit regard although government implemented health reforms focus ameliorating situation far resources required address problem government taken decision acquire affordable antiretroviral drugs distribution people affected aids delegation wishes express gratitude cooperating health
ZMB 2002 551 551 government taken decision acquire affordable antiretroviral drugs distribution people affected aids delegation wishes express gratitude cooperating partners forthcoming providing resources effort early deaths hiv aids-related illnesses robbing country skilled professionals creating large numbers orphaned children members aware combination natural factors caused food shortage crisis southern african subregion response impending catastrophe july health
ZWE 2002 777 777 since attainment independence zimbabwe made tremendous progress provision schools health-care facilities improve quality life children regrettably gains later reversed bretton woods institutions demanded deprioritize education health social welfare resource allocations even without support institutions continued within limited means place primary importance development zimbabwean child welfare underprivileged thereby raising literacy rate society health
ZWE 2002 813 813 limited means place primary importance development zimbabwean child welfare underprivileged thereby raising literacy rate society per cent zimbabwe countries southern africa grappling effects hiv aids pandemic efforts combating scourge enough need augmented positive contribution countries requisite financial resources technological know- continue call international community private companies hasten efforts finding answer pandemic health
ZWE 2002 838 838 pandemic efforts combating scourge enough need augmented positive contribution countries requisite financial resources technological know- continue call international community private companies hasten efforts finding answer pandemic ravaging populations economies affordable effective drugs need made available support given care givers helping suffer disease special assistance given growing number children orphaned pandemic hope health
ZWE 2002 854 854 call international community private companies hasten efforts finding answer pandemic ravaging populations economies affordable effective drugs need made available support given care givers helping suffer disease special assistance given growing number children orphaned pandemic hope fund set last year’s general assembly special session hiv aids will receive urgent meaningful support deserves health
ZWE 2002 862 862 answer pandemic ravaging populations economies affordable effective drugs need made available support given care givers helping suffer disease special assistance given growing number children orphaned pandemic hope fund set last year’s general assembly special session hiv aids will receive urgent meaningful support deserves aware country parts southern africa currently experiencing humanitarian health
AGO 2003 186 186 decade approximately one third african states either directly indirectly affected internal conflicts resulted costs high billion year caused hundreds thousands deaths massive displacements people famine malnutrition spread diseases hiv aids prevalence conflicts africa result divisions inherited post- colonial period cold war ethnic religious differences also consequence factors fragility national institutions marginalization health
AGO 2003 188 188 one third african states either directly indirectly affected internal conflicts resulted costs high billion year caused hundreds thousands deaths massive displacements people famine malnutrition spread diseases hiv aids prevalence conflicts africa result divisions inherited post- colonial period cold war ethnic religious differences also consequence factors fragility national institutions marginalization african continent health
AND 2003 921 921 things happened since days andorra longer allocates much towards defence budget spend penny diverse contradictory world squandered new weapons old whole mankind live decently eliminate diseases education culture made available thus end fanaticism abuse ignorance people end without victims lackeys let us try make use long debates speeches applaud diplomatic courtesy health
ARE 2003 804 804 conference financing development aimed tackling imbalance international economic relations effect international economic development majority world’s people continue live unstable inhuman conditions characterized increased poverty spread disease illiteracy increasing economic gap developed developing countries developed countries must commit implementing pledges made according international resolutions perspective united arab emirates calls international community fulfil health
ATG 2003 893 893 dominant powers repeat call universal democracy former colonies exploitation must remind democracy difficult achieve among witnessing tears conditions hungry children democracy struggles maintain among racked illnesses weak lack adequate nutrition democracy practically utopian ideal defined class divisions insurmountable social barriers democracy thrive prosper sectors society participate fully regard economic growth adequate health
ATG 2003 897 897 universal democracy former colonies exploitation must remind democracy difficult achieve among witnessing tears conditions hungry children democracy struggles maintain among racked illnesses weak lack adequate nutrition democracy practically utopian ideal defined class divisions insurmountable social barriers democracy thrive prosper sectors society participate fully regard economic growth adequate distribution income therefore incumbent health
AUS 2003 401 401 liberalization imposes prospects post-cancún seem particularly favourable pursuing doha objectives remains best way alleviate poverty attendant ills developing world confronting challenges security governance poverty terrorism pandemics collective action likely yield best results since even powerful among us can bear burden alone effective regional action also remains important australia built neighbours network health
BDI 2003 653 653 places obligations us requires sustained vigilance efforts face persistent serious setbacks endured path international peace security indeed world twenty-first century spared dangers war poverty terrorism disease natural disasters efforts combat terrorism stepped security council resolution mixed results thus far view frequency viciousness terrorist acts throughout world even outstanding organization spared terrorist health
BDI 2003 911 911 united nations peacekeeping operations support mechanisms regional subregional conflict- prevention promotion political stability particular attention given africa need recall world increasingly characterized growing interdependence conflicts pandemics natural disasters repercussions know borders states economic social imbalances result unfair non-inclusive international financial structure prevent us efficiently tackling today’s complex challenges needs interests developing health
BDI 2003 1178 1178 rates well various non-tariff obstacles international community must also work remedy instability prices commodities major source revenue poor countries another major challenge overcoming hiv aids pandemic halting malaria tuberculosis tropical countries aids threat mankind devastating entire populations making millions children defenceless orphans swallowing development efforts faced common danger urgent action necessary health
BDI 2003 1180 1180 various non-tariff obstacles international community must also work remedy instability prices commodities major source revenue poor countries another major challenge overcoming hiv aids pandemic halting malaria tuberculosis tropical countries aids threat mankind devastating entire populations making millions children defenceless orphans swallowing development efforts faced common danger urgent action necessary herald establishment health
BFA 2003 12 12 serious events currently threatening international peace security armed conflict terrorism poverty disease unfair trading practices call urgently firmly mankind’s conscience world’s leaders guided consideration come assembly share common concerns leaders world seek appropriate answers will restore confidence health
BFA 2003 165 165 iraq mr sergio vieira de mello burkina faso pays tribute memory convulsions times reflected increased hotbeds crisis radicalization international terrorism organized crime growing poverty proliferation disease convince us fully international solidarity must remain active guarantee world stability security desires indeed despite undeniable involvement efforts united nations regional organizations african union subregional health
BGD 2003 204 204 state alone can deal intricate problems facing world dysfunction collective security system interlocking economic monetary financial trade grid challenges globalization international terrorism environmental degradation new diseases trans-border organized crime conclusion clear united nations indispensable central organ collective management world affairs third factor legitimacy underlined greatest strength united nations remains legitimacy founded health
BGD 2003 1109 1109 consideration international court justice icj opinion report canberra commission elimination nuclear weapons region elsewhere particularly since challenged abject poverty hunger illiteracy lack safe drinking water disease priorities socio-economic development nuclearization need foster cooperation prepare confrontation thought late president shaheed ziaur rahman conceived institutionalized regional cooperation leading emergence south asian association regional health
BGR 2003 587 587 globalization sole institution multilateralism universal nature fact irreplaceable great issues modern world international peace security fight poverty development defence promotion human rights protection environment human health find lasting solutions except efforts within framework united nations goes without saying united nations can meet formidable challenges undergoes profound process reform reform must undertaken health
BHR 2003 159 159 fields relevant people’s daily lives international community responsibilities included peacekeeping operations development programmes conferences environment enhancing expanding role women protecting human rights resettlement refugees combating disease epidemics dealing national disasters spreading culture peace reaffirming international legality rule law however great achievements people’s lives member states organization will count nothing face regional health
BHR 2003 160 160 relevant people’s daily lives international community responsibilities included peacekeeping operations development programmes conferences environment enhancing expanding role women protecting human rights resettlement refugees combating disease epidemics dealing national disasters spreading culture peace reaffirming international legality rule law however great achievements people’s lives member states organization will count nothing face regional conflicts health
BHR 2003 992 992 arabia attempts eliminate terrorism consolidate regional security stability challenges today’s world order represented united nations greater particular region state encompass areas life society economy education health technology information particularly following information communications technology revolution context comprehensive globalization thought trade politics war peace today neither possible acceptable within globalization international relations various health
BHR 2003 1031 1031 politics war peace today neither possible acceptable within globalization international relations various levels one region full prosperity abundance others suffer poverty want drought desertification incurable diseases science medicines yet tackle countries governments unable effectively respond provide medicine care millions victims backdrop globalization international community ignore trends summits conferences united nations special health
BHS 2003 654 654 aids protection environment sustainable development fragile ecosystems bahamas committed fighting fronts especially concerned future world’s children young people hiv aids threatens undermine decades centuries progress healthcare developing healthy populations facilitate economic growth throughout world bahamas leader fight hiv aids region urge continued unrelenting fight disease rescue world’s developing nations clutches recent health
BHS 2003 673 673 aids threatens undermine decades centuries progress healthcare developing healthy populations facilitate economic growth throughout world bahamas leader fight hiv aids region urge continued unrelenting fight disease rescue world’s developing nations clutches recent scourge must take political will financial power world’s nations ensure scourge brought control eliminated bahamas welcomes outcome special session health
BHS 2003 726 726 children held may look forward participating consideration follow-up outcome session critical importance reaffirm commitment implementing provisions outcome document building world fit children four priority areas health education protection children abuse exploitation violence combating hiv aids country people especially concerned even speak safety security physical economic children everywhere particular children bahamas today health
BIH 2003 165 165 issue terrorism will pave way towards consensus among member states specific measures taken thus invest united nations new authority urgently needed counter threats international peace health stability collective security allow take opportunity stress importance dialogue resolve pressing issues today dialogue essential goes without saying possible among ready dialogue based mutual respect health
BRA 2003 831 831 modest yet dismiss statistics expose terrible scourge extreme poverty hunger world hunger today touches fourth world’s population including million children daily people fall victim malnutrition-related diseases nothing absurd intolerable pervasiveness hunger twenty-first century golden age science technology passing day human intelligence enlarges horizons possible achieves prodigious feats yet hunger persists worse health
BRA 2003 1037 1037 reduce external vulnerability will spare effort increase exports raise savings rate attract foreign investment start growing yet time must strive cope need food jobs education health services millions brazilians living poverty line committed bringing major social reform country hunger dramatic urgent expression structural imbalance requiring correction integrated policies foster full citizenship health
BWA 2003 247 247 elections held two years time conflicts continue drain africa’s energies undermine continent’s capacity focus equally challenging tasks development poverty eradication vicious cycle war poverty hunger disease left african people despair wonder whether new millennium dawn peace tranquillity aspire will ever come inability international community thus far act resolutely address conflicts will health
BWA 2003 628 628 whether resolved external debt crisis need measure far gone towards establishing fair equitable international monetary trading systems need measure much achieved global fight hiv aids pandemic context regrettable recent talks cancun trade key factor poverty reduction development collapsed earlier referred need international community address problem poverty resources disposal failure will increase health
BWA 2003 765 765 cooperate way possible relevant united nations agencies delegation pleased high-level meeting general assembly convened september year focus sharing best practices lessons learned fight hiv aids pandemic one countries affected scourge government accords highest priority tackling hiv aids delegation fully supports conclusions reached high- level interactive panel critical issues must now addressed health
CAF 2003 184 184 entire world aspires main philosophy founding fathers united nations indeed peace assured various crises ensue aggravating factors like destitution penury extreme poverty hiv aids tuberculosis malaria combined intolerance injustice indifference social inequality greatly threaten balance peace many regimes world particularly central african republic background surge patriotism occurred march year central african health
CAN 2003 44 44 multilateral approach global issues ideological reasons proven way enhance security resolve over-arching problems transcend national frameworks present era provides us enormous opportunities action can improve health extend life expectancy especially poor countries can safeguard security rights citizens can increase access education help people fulfil aspirations present era also presents us urgent health
CAN 2003 75 75 countries can safeguard security rights citizens can increase access education help people fulfil aspirations present era also presents us urgent challenges protecting environment rolling back diseases aids malaria preventing conflict ending impunity crimes humanity putting stop terrorism organized crime controlling weapons mass destruction government responsible taking action within borders global era health
CAN 2003 77 77 safeguard security rights citizens can increase access education help people fulfil aspirations present era also presents us urgent challenges protecting environment rolling back diseases aids malaria preventing conflict ending impunity crimes humanity putting stop terrorism organized crime controlling weapons mass destruction government responsible taking action within borders global era however issues health
CAN 2003 172 172 attacks prevented united nations playing extremely useful role fight since tragic events september security council undertaking extensive effort support fight international terrorism also consider issue health distance source new viruses longer provides us protection next virus may just aeroplane flight away multilateral cooperation essential management health threats risk disaster share information health
CAN 2003 192 192 international terrorism also consider issue health distance source new viruses longer provides us protection next virus may just aeroplane flight away multilateral cooperation essential management health threats risk disaster share information available us coordinate efforts combat epidemics coordinated action also required development poor countries ensure reasonable access health care need consider health
CAN 2003 203 203 provides us protection next virus may just aeroplane flight away multilateral cooperation essential management health threats risk disaster share information available us coordinate efforts combat epidemics coordinated action also required development poor countries ensure reasonable access health care need consider furthermore ongoing problem nuclear chemical biological weapons proliferation weapons mass destruction health
CAN 2003 214 214 cooperation essential management health threats risk disaster share information available us coordinate efforts combat epidemics coordinated action also required development poor countries ensure reasonable access health care need consider furthermore ongoing problem nuclear chemical biological weapons proliferation weapons mass destruction among states terrorist groups represents growing threat proliferation must prevented coordination health
CHE 2003 175 175 role united nations almost years foundation organization threats changed geopolitical realities terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction taken threatening dimensions civil wars multiplied aids become deadly epidemic history humankind poverty far eradicated security can longer addressed purely military terms need review vision security focusing greater attention individuals broadening approach security placing fresh health
CHN 2003 184 184 still experiencing ups downs middle east peace process remains long uphill journey africa wars still raging countries non-traditional security concerns terrorism drug-trafficking arms proliferation spread diseases environmental degradation become pronounced given modern conditions can easily spread within regions even across world making security situation human communities even complicated humankind still confronts health
CHN 2003 910 910 degradation energy depletion decline demise indigenous cultures constraints sustainable development can truly realized harmony mutual complementarity mutual promotion economy society development nature first half year sars struck number regions countries testifies yet crucial importance public health context development countries strengthen public health systems world general enhance capacity deal major diseases disasters health
CHN 2003 920 920 can truly realized harmony mutual complementarity mutual promotion economy society development nature first half year sars struck number regions countries testifies yet crucial importance public health context development countries strengthen public health systems world general enhance capacity deal major diseases disasters improved globalized contingency response mechanism chinese government supports proposal made health
CHN 2003 926 926 mutual promotion economy society development nature first half year sars struck number regions countries testifies yet crucial importance public health context development countries strengthen public health systems world general enhance capacity deal major diseases disasters improved globalized contingency response mechanism chinese government supports proposal made world health organization certain countries fifty-sixth health
CHN 2003 934 934 year sars struck number regions countries testifies yet crucial importance public health context development countries strengthen public health systems world general enhance capacity deal major diseases disasters improved globalized contingency response mechanism chinese government supports proposal made world health organization certain countries fifty-sixth world health assembly establishment global fund sars ready health
CHN 2003 947 947 development countries strengthen public health systems world general enhance capacity deal major diseases disasters improved globalized contingency response mechanism chinese government supports proposal made world health organization certain countries fifty-sixth world health assembly establishment global fund sars ready contribute call countries support united nations relevant activities including incorporating public health united health
CHN 2003 953 953 world general enhance capacity deal major diseases disasters improved globalized contingency response mechanism chinese government supports proposal made world health organization certain countries fifty-sixth world health assembly establishment global fund sars ready contribute call countries support united nations relevant activities including incorporating public health united nations development programmes action plans promoting health
CHN 2003 958 958 major diseases disasters improved globalized contingency response mechanism chinese government supports proposal made world health organization certain countries fifty-sixth world health assembly establishment global fund sars ready contribute call countries support united nations relevant activities including incorporating public health united nations development programmes action plans promoting regional international cooperation regard last health
CHN 2003 971 971 world health organization certain countries fifty-sixth world health assembly establishment global fund sars ready contribute call countries support united nations relevant activities including incorporating public health united nations development programmes action plans promoting regional international cooperation regard last fall communist party china convened 16th national congress called building first two decades health
CHN 2003 1027 1027 respects past spring new chinese central government elected 10th national people’s congress thus smooth leadership transition realized first half year people china put heroic fight sars won resounding victory many friendly countries personalities world together world health organization united nations agencies rendered us valuable support assistance wish express heartfelt gratitude china health
CHN 2003 1038 1038 congress thus smooth leadership transition realized first half year people china put heroic fight sars won resounding victory many friendly countries personalities world together world health organization united nations agencies rendered us valuable support assistance wish express heartfelt gratitude china kept economic growth high gear first two quarters saw nation’s gross health
CIV 2003 714 714 community particularly heads state ecowas countries president government france unwavering support peace effort côte d’ivoire côte d’ivoire remains concerned international situation problems afflicting including current pandemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis armed conflicts disarmament terrorism comprehensive human development indeed note although hiv aids affects million people africa two thirds infected worldwide malaria health
CIV 2003 717 717 state ecowas countries president government france unwavering support peace effort côte d’ivoire côte d’ivoire remains concerned international situation problems afflicting including current pandemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis armed conflicts disarmament terrorism comprehensive human development indeed note although hiv aids affects million people africa two thirds infected worldwide malaria continues least equal health
CIV 2003 739 739 pandemics hiv aids malaria tuberculosis armed conflicts disarmament terrorism comprehensive human development indeed note although hiv aids affects million people africa two thirds infected worldwide malaria continues least equal effect continent’s mortality rate make matters even worse tuberculosis showing signs disturbing resurgence establishment united nations global fund fight three pandemics amounting health
CIV 2003 745 745 conflicts disarmament terrorism comprehensive human development indeed note although hiv aids affects million people africa two thirds infected worldwide malaria continues least equal effect continent’s mortality rate make matters even worse tuberculosis showing signs disturbing resurgence establishment united nations global fund fight three pandemics amounting million therefore provides genuine grounds encouragement health
CIV 2003 763 763 worldwide malaria continues least equal effect continent’s mortality rate make matters even worse tuberculosis showing signs disturbing resurgence establishment united nations global fund fight three pandemics amounting million therefore provides genuine grounds encouragement hope affected populations particularly countries third world however hope fund’s endowment will increase will swiftly become operational easily health
CMR 2003 351 351 high-level conference convened define collective organized response international community terrorism addition new threats international peace security terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction equally dangerous threats sorts pandemics including hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despair stemming almost endemic poverty therefore joint mobilization aimed primarily reducing even eliminating germs causes conflicts despair middle east must health
CMR 2003 355 355 collective organized response international community terrorism addition new threats international peace security terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction equally dangerous threats sorts pandemics including hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despair stemming almost endemic poverty therefore joint mobilization aimed primarily reducing even eliminating germs causes conflicts despair middle east must demand parties conflict israel health
COD 2003 599 599 destabilization neighbouring countries us need everything possible order build peace region effectively affirm spirit solidarity sharing peaceful coexistence regional global level fight poverty hiv aids pandemic control movement proliferation small arms light weapons claiming victims every day campaign proliferation antipersonnel mines throughout statement condemned terrorism forms also spoke consequences bloody unjust health
COG 2003 28 28 ago held millennium summit crafted clear-cut common vision twenty-first century road map confront challenges globalization peace security now facing new threats development international cooperation environment pandemics forth one year later first challenge reassuring ambitious edifice arose terrorist attacks september international community reacted unanimously immediately adopted collective response months later witnessed aggravation health
COG 2003 614 614 degree cooperation prevails among countries central africa comes questions peace security africa seen today focal point challenges confronting humanity particular regards armed conflict underdevelopment proliferation pandemics africa offer rest world various courageous initiatives now show africa’s determination take fate hands adoption new partnership africa’s development nepad african peer review mechanism council health
COM 2003 188 188 north increasingly questioning subject terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction must recognized countries south asking questions also labouring increasingly burden debt civil war insecurity poverty endemic disease pursuit security harmony world therefore requires sustained focus countries view achieving safer unified humane world course see every day terrorism cowardly indiscriminate thrives poverty seeks health
CPV 2003 151 151 fully cooperates united nations bodies struggle terrorism organized crime however fight terrorism lead international community downplay importance promoting development fighting poverty everything associated including hunger illness illiteracy environmental degradation international community forget need guarantee respect rights peoples individuals combat discrimination aspects deprive human beings dignity relevant proposals concerning future organization presented health
CPV 2003 994 994 hover mankind safer just peaceful world now within reach living generations never mankind array means face great challenges continue defy humankind hunger poverty illiteracy curable diseases hunger case point several experiences different regions world prove hunger can eliminated determination available resources therefore unacceptable world awash food one three sub-saharan africans continue health
CUB 2003 872 872 assembly committed us working modest insufficient goals everything now forgotten without even discussion seventeen million children age will die year victims terrorism victims under-nourishment preventable diseases will realistic debate based solidarity held hall discuss line millennium declaration halve number people currently billion number suffering abject poverty well number suffer hunger million health
CZE 2003 1019 1019 republic emphasizes importance implementation millennium development goals overarching platform specific actions achieve specific goals targets actions national regional international levels necessary fight poverty improve access health services water combat spread hiv aids provide education bridge digital divide preserve environment name many concerns time efforts achieve development goals complement efforts achieve sustainable health
CZE 2003 1220 1220 call strengthening multilateralism international security fully achieved single states coalitions dealing threats rest world humankind challenged terms history referring solely terrorism nuclear threats also various epidemics poverty worsening environment root causes conflicts furthermore now witnessing iraq reactive military actions targeted short duration part solution provide whole remedy irreplaceable role world community health
DMA 2003 149 149 problems twenty-first century ranging peace security development today’s world entangled web complex problems threaten global security problems require urgent attention united nations include hiv aids diseases poverty marginalization indigenous people terrorism global crime growing scarcity freshwater global_warming spread light arms threaten peaceful countries like dominica nuclear proliferation armed civil conflicts refugees health
DMA 2003 918 918 meeting respect implementation declaration commitment hiv aids took place monday september meeting will successful renews resolve member states accord higher priority national integrated efforts fight disease exacting toll youth adult populations african caribbean nations commonwealth dominica developed five-year plan action guide efforts manage hiv aids pandemic increasing efforts ensure coordinated participatory health
DMA 2003 938 938 priority national integrated efforts fight disease exacting toll youth adult populations african caribbean nations commonwealth dominica developed five-year plan action guide efforts manage hiv aids pandemic increasing efforts ensure coordinated participatory national response involves schoolchildren workers private sector voluntary sector also wish acknowledge great initiative president george w bush global fight health
DMA 2003 996 996 much-needed financial resources global campaign particularly africa caribbean also want pay tribute tremendous efforts unaids united nations development fund women united nations children’s fund world health organization pan-american health organization hiv aids prevention programmes united nations organizations deserve additional resources member states international financial institutions private foundations transnational corporations expect higher health
DMA 2003 999 999 global campaign particularly africa caribbean also want pay tribute tremendous efforts unaids united nations development fund women united nations children’s fund world health organization pan-american health organization hiv aids prevention programmes united nations organizations deserve additional resources member states international financial institutions private foundations transnational corporations expect higher levels effectiveness greater health
DMA 2003 1426 1426 devastated countries iraq afghanistan article united nations charter invites peace-loving states join organization compels us consider participation taiwan’s million people problem severe acute respiratory syndrome sars ably demonstrated progress towards noble goals united nations impeded integrating republic china taiwan international efforts confront global challenges situation regarding republic china must addressed ensure health
DNK 2003 418 418 ability apply realities around us must ready adapt collective actions needs world attesting immense work done fields human rights rights women children including right reproductive health care services struggle terrorism efforts control nuclear biological chemical weapons furthermore establishment international criminal court single important step modern history international criminal law sends strong health
DOM 2003 595 595 political parties public opinion dignity transparency leaders moral legitimacy deeply concerned spread hiv aids nation government made great efforts comply commitments entered declaration fighting terrible disease call increased international cooperation efforts guarantee availability drugs affordable prices based doha declaration intellectual property right health dominican republic salutes optimism role played united nations health
DOM 2003 612 612 great efforts comply commitments entered declaration fighting terrible disease call increased international cooperation efforts guarantee availability drugs affordable prices based doha declaration intellectual property right health dominican republic salutes optimism role played united nations organization american states oas efforts develop humanitarian aid programmes haitian people imperative stress need greater support international health
ECU 2003 298 298 asking gifts people honour will continue honour obligations asking opportunity grow become developed faster pace pay debt otherwise perpetuated eternity can achieve minimum standards education health growth social welfare contained manuals united nations country ecuador must divert per cent budget servicing foreign debt external debt must dealt urgently seriously alarming figures health
EGY 2003 195 195 role security council alone questions can address opinion united nations much larger contributions embrace elements wide-ranging complex international agenda regard reiterate challenges terrorism illicit drugs diseases disarmament protection environment aids achieving sustainable development can met coordinated action states large small act within international framework enjoys legitimacy conducive attainment common objectives connection health
EGY 2003 1173 1173 find way rest world united nations place situation africa among top priorities view political economic social environmental challenges facing well outbreak armed conflicts spread deadly epidemics plunder riches resources peoples whether directly indirectly imbalance trade economic relations new partnership africa’s development nepad constitutes new starting point change standard living africa initiative health
EST 2003 913 913 environment estonia fully shares priorities european union eu fifty-eighth session general assembly particularly non- proliferation weapons mass destruction peacekeeping protection human rights combating hiv aids pandemic future united nations also important estonia united nations needs improved restructured estonia favoured overall strengthening common organization welcomes efforts secretary-general kofi annan revitalize united nations health
ETH 2003 675 675 products african countries developed countries markets international solidarity promotion mutual interests make imperative lasting solution found debt burden africa passing difficult critical period hiv aids pandemic wreaking havoc continent now widely acknowledged simply health crisis pandemic also economic security social crisis broad potentially devastating implications hence challenge africa also entire world health
ETH 2003 683 683 promotion mutual interests make imperative lasting solution found debt burden africa passing difficult critical period hiv aids pandemic wreaking havoc continent now widely acknowledged simply health crisis pandemic also economic security social crisis broad potentially devastating implications hence challenge africa also entire world africa asking rescued international community without discharging responsibilities health
ETH 2003 685 685 interests make imperative lasting solution found debt burden africa passing difficult critical period hiv aids pandemic wreaking havoc continent now widely acknowledged simply health crisis pandemic also economic security social crisis broad potentially devastating implications hence challenge africa also entire world africa asking rescued international community without discharging responsibilities africa asking health
FJI 2003 731 731 promoting international security development recognized member states allowing japan special place united nations security council pleased report fiji region coordination effort curb hiv aids terrible disease era although far escaped worst effects hiv aids real danger islands expect make substantial progress fight affliction support japan france allocation global fund fight aids health
FJI 2003 758 758 although far escaped worst effects hiv aids real danger islands expect make substantial progress fight affliction support japan france allocation global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria programme financed australia provides million regional campaign government will also make larger hiv aids allocation next year’s budget hiv aids screening recently centre discussion fiji health
FJI 2003 1220 1220 five per cent remarkable recovery achieved without encouragement support many friends fiji international community especially united nations pay tribute role united nations development programme world health organization food agriculture organization united nations population fund united nations children’s fund united nations educational scientific cultural organization international labour organization ilo making particularly valuable health
FSM 2003 900 900 exploitation takes place also appreciate reefs natural buffers sea hosts marine resources far beyond regular bounty present-day fishing resource lifeline many island countries serious decline health coral reefs world must reversed stocks substantial economic resource tuna seen marked decline recent years species key elements ocean ecosystem also now imperilled never federated health
FSM 2003 1064 1064 world water forum kyoto addition wish point important first-ever interregional collaboration vital subject form memorandum understanding recently concluded south pacific applied geoscience commission caribbean environmental health institute spoken much country’s concerns course alone concerns world’s small island developing states face largely set issues different degrees reason grateful international attention generated first health
GAB 2003 457 457 countries like gabon continue devote huge resources repay external debt gabon remains convinced courageous strategy defer cancel debt enable economic recovery countries involved hiv aids pandemic become development problem also deserves attention disease now leading cause death among women young africa words main victims nations hope welcome fact high-level plenary debate health
GAB 2003 464 464 repay external debt gabon remains convinced courageous strategy defer cancel debt enable economic recovery countries involved hiv aids pandemic become development problem also deserves attention disease now leading cause death among women young africa words main victims nations hope welcome fact high-level plenary debate took place last week united nations headquarters health
GAB 2003 496 496 young africa words main victims nations hope welcome fact high-level plenary debate took place last week united nations headquarters reaffirmed commitment international community combat horrifying disease ills world facing prompt us identify structural causes find best way respond particularly true respect fight international terrorism one vital stage process establishment legal framework health
GHA 2003 421 421 member states organization hoped achieve report indicates unless things improve take sub-saharan africa achieve universal primary education century later hoped halve extreme poverty cut child mortality two thirds hunger date can set region’s situation continues worsen century global village can sub-saharan africa million people condemned fate clearly must acceptable globalization process health
GIN 2003 1104 1104 development partners increase public assistance relieve debt provide improved access markets guinea welcomes also useful arrangements planned united states european union japan combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis pandemics well food insecurity efforts encourage undoubtedly strengthened recent agreement world trade organization wto enabling poorest countries access generic drugs thus tackle health tragedy health
GIN 2003 1106 1106 increase public assistance relieve debt provide improved access markets guinea welcomes also useful arrangements planned united states european union japan combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis pandemics well food insecurity efforts encourage undoubtedly strengthened recent agreement world trade organization wto enabling poorest countries access generic drugs thus tackle health tragedy million deaths health
GIN 2003 1128 1128 aids malaria tuberculosis pandemics well food insecurity efforts encourage undoubtedly strengthened recent agreement world trade organization wto enabling poorest countries access generic drugs thus tackle health tragedy million deaths annually result three pandemics alone delegation however regrets lack consensus cancún fifth ministerial conference wto remain convinced international community will continue debate health
GIN 2003 1135 1135 efforts encourage undoubtedly strengthened recent agreement world trade organization wto enabling poorest countries access generic drugs thus tackle health tragedy million deaths annually result three pandemics alone delegation however regrets lack consensus cancún fifth ministerial conference wto remain convinced international community will continue debate aiming integration weaker economies world trading system health
GMB 2003 1088 1088 reiterate support peaceful reunification korean peninsula human security threatened conflicts alone scourge hiv aids continues elusive now poses serious threat viability societies africa hiv aids pandemic slowly evolved health humanitarian issue development security problem pandemic compounded problems african countries face fight scourges malaria tuberculosis gratifying note however international community sensitized fact health
GMB 2003 1091 1091 reunification korean peninsula human security threatened conflicts alone scourge hiv aids continues elusive now poses serious threat viability societies africa hiv aids pandemic slowly evolved health humanitarian issue development security problem pandemic compounded problems african countries face fight scourges malaria tuberculosis gratifying note however international community sensitized fact initiatives global fund health
GMB 2003 1097 1097 conflicts alone scourge hiv aids continues elusive now poses serious threat viability societies africa hiv aids pandemic slowly evolved health humanitarian issue development security problem pandemic compounded problems african countries face fight scourges malaria tuberculosis gratifying note however international community sensitized fact initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria put place health
GMB 2003 1105 1105 poses serious threat viability societies africa hiv aids pandemic slowly evolved health humanitarian issue development security problem pandemic compounded problems african countries face fight scourges malaria tuberculosis gratifying note however international community sensitized fact initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria put place consequently money resources attention must given research development health
GMB 2003 1120 1120 security problem pandemic compounded problems african countries face fight scourges malaria tuberculosis gratifying note however international community sensitized fact initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria put place consequently money resources attention must given research development contributions global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria slackened developing countries paying colossal price human material health
GMB 2003 1137 1137 sensitized fact initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria put place consequently money resources attention must given research development contributions global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria slackened developing countries paying colossal price human material terms initiative global alliance vaccines immunization equally requires adequate funding pursuit justice international rule law never pressing health
GMB 2003 1242 1242 four decades now let now turn development issues africa efforts achieve sustainable development continue seriously undermined variety factors prominent among conflicts structural weaknesses natural disasters disease international system successfully address factors underdevelopment serious attention must paid implementation brussels programme action least developed countries decade 2001-2010 attention must focused attainment millennium development health
GMB 2003 1543 1543 goals way fight poverty kept high international community’s agenda still long way go instance stated report regionally current pace sub-saharan africa reach goals poverty child mortality hiv aids hunger trends region heading human development report p indeed true sub-saharan africa left behind state affairs alarming united nations development programme undp rightly health
GMB 2003 1602 1602 paradox view fact means attain goals available appear political will lacking let quote human development report today’s world greater resources know-how ever tackle challenges infectious disease low productivity lack clean energy transport lack basic services clean water sanitation schools health care issue best apply resources know-how benefit poorest people ibid p health
GMB 2003 1616 1616 development report today’s world greater resources know-how ever tackle challenges infectious disease low productivity lack clean energy transport lack basic services clean water sanitation schools health care issue best apply resources know-how benefit poorest people ibid p gambia government’s focus attainment millennium development goals strategy designed end detailed poverty reduction strategy health
GMB 2003 1670 1670 economy gambia’s getting relevant indicators perform well towards poverty reduction daunting challenge however challenge government prepared take special focus empowerment people seek giving priority education health agricultural sectors well building capacity among women architects stable strong nations strategy far yielded dividends evidenced country’s showing undp’s human development report education sector goal health
GMB 2003 1862 1862 measures lead increase access resources infrastructure services well knowledge skills villages now primary school clusters villages share secondary education facilities efforts also geared towards improvement health people significantly improved child health care especially extensive comprehensive immunization programme contributed immensely towards considerable reduction infant mortality last years infant mortality rates reduced one health
GMB 2003 1867 1867 infrastructure services well knowledge skills villages now primary school clusters villages share secondary education facilities efforts also geared towards improvement health people significantly improved child health care especially extensive comprehensive immunization programme contributed immensely towards considerable reduction infant mortality last years infant mortality rates reduced one third primary health care programmes health
GMB 2003 1880 1880 education facilities efforts also geared towards improvement health people significantly improved child health care especially extensive comprehensive immunization programme contributed immensely towards considerable reduction infant mortality last years infant mortality rates reduced one third primary health care programmes strengthened across board overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health
GMB 2003 1884 1884 geared towards improvement health people significantly improved child health care especially extensive comprehensive immunization programme contributed immensely towards considerable reduction infant mortality last years infant mortality rates reduced one third primary health care programmes strengthened across board overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries health
GMB 2003 1890 1890 improved child health care especially extensive comprehensive immunization programme contributed immensely towards considerable reduction infant mortality last years infant mortality rates reduced one third primary health care programmes strengthened across board overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges health
GMB 2003 1898 1898 programme contributed immensely towards considerable reduction infant mortality last years infant mortality rates reduced one third primary health care programmes strengthened across board overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory health
GMB 2003 1906 1906 last years infant mortality rates reduced one third primary health care programmes strengthened across board overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major health
GMB 2003 1919 1919 across board overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low health
GMB 2003 1921 1921 overall access health facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight health
GMB 2003 1924 1924 facilities services equally greatly improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban health
GMB 2003 1928 1928 improved construction hospitals health centres clinics dispensaries throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban medical health team gambia health
GMB 2003 1935 1935 throughout country achievements however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban medical health team gambia number one africa far malaria control programme health
GMB 2003 1938 1938 however humbled challenges still remain prevalence diseases tuberculosis malaria host respiratory illnesses part unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban medical health team gambia number one africa far malaria control programme concerned according world health
GMB 2003 1951 1951 unfinished agenda malaria particular remains major problem leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban medical health team gambia number one africa far malaria control programme concerned according world health organization area agriculture objective achieve total transformation sector priority reduce drudgery production health
GMB 2003 1958 1958 leading cause mortality major cause morbidity among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban medical health team gambia number one africa far malaria control programme concerned according world health organization area agriculture objective achieve total transformation sector priority reduce drudgery production increase productivity systematic programme mechanization added bid health
GMB 2003 1964 1964 among pregnant women contributing anaemia low birth weight today cooperation cuban medical health team gambia number one africa far malaria control programme concerned according world health organization area agriculture objective achieve total transformation sector priority reduce drudgery production increase productivity systematic programme mechanization added bid reduce dependence rain-fed methods production favour health
GNB 2003 155 155 need resolute action ensure respect principles implementation objectives charter need collective action strengthen united nations capacity resolve urgent issues poverty hunger throughout world hiv aids epidemic right full enjoyment human rights control weapons mass destruction deterioration environment precious heritage name need concerted multilateral vigorous action terrorism practice finance instigate involved commit health
GNB 2003 504 504 limitations organization universal nevertheless depends small number members one reasons behind many frustrations voiced year year rostrum continent africa still faces difficulties kinds poverty endemic malnutrition compounded agonies hiv aids continues kill millions individuals also growing number conflicts proliferation small arms pose ongoing threat peace stability countries continent unfortunate picture particularly health
GRD 2003 244 244 terrorism related activities appropriate domestic legislation enacted delegation convinced elimination terrorism alone will guarantee social economic stability will solve many problems associated underdevelopment poverty hunger disease illiteracy unemployment give rise hopelessness pose threat peace security holding recent meeting united nations assess implementation declaration commitment hiv aids made clear pandemic continuing take health
GRD 2003 267 267 poverty hunger disease illiteracy unemployment give rise hopelessness pose threat peace security holding recent meeting united nations assess implementation declaration commitment hiv aids made clear pandemic continuing take heavy toll especially sub-saharan africa caribbean many leaders took part debate said much remains done fight dreadful scourge declaration commitment target met thus health
GTM 2003 413 413 young girls scholarships school feeding programmes removed tens thousands children child labour also reformed curricula include philosophy peace agreements considerably increased school enrolment regard basic health care confronted structural weaknesses critical areas child maternal mortality rates nutrition however much remains done unfavourable economic environment traditional engines growth employment weakened necessary changes health
GTM 2003 422 422 children child labour also reformed curricula include philosophy peace agreements considerably increased school enrolment regard basic health care confronted structural weaknesses critical areas child maternal mortality rates nutrition however much remains done unfavourable economic environment traditional engines growth employment weakened necessary changes production taking place slowly therefore undertaken massive effort stabilize health
GTM 2003 424 424 labour also reformed curricula include philosophy peace agreements considerably increased school enrolment regard basic health care confronted structural weaknesses critical areas child maternal mortality rates nutrition however much remains done unfavourable economic environment traditional engines growth employment weakened necessary changes production taking place slowly therefore undertaken massive effort stabilize economy implemented health
GUY 2003 236 236 remains done time taken several development initiatives will ultimately lead better life people among national development strategy poverty reduction strategy worked hard provide better housing health education facilities people managed make signal progress reducing poverty stimulating investment creating new opportunities development now look future renewed hope will able overcome many challenges health
HND 2003 332 332 rather equitable also made significant progress social spheres area institutional reform benefited support united nations regard like express gratitude access global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria made possible considerably increase focus diseases historical levels support organization greatly expanded school lunch programme just months initial figure per cent succeeded reaching per cent health
HND 2003 338 338 social spheres area institutional reform benefited support united nations regard like express gratitude access global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria made possible considerably increase focus diseases historical levels support organization greatly expanded school lunch programme just months initial figure per cent succeeded reaching per cent children going school hungry programme carried health
HTI 2003 313 313 suffer suffering pain scientists stockholm summit emphasized extermination species birds threat extinction others burning issue today focuses life gradual extinction human species demonstrated hiv aids pandemic million infected persons throughout world million deaths million orphans whose parents decimated virus young people infected hiv every day attempt effectively combat pandemic means opting health
HTI 2003 336 336 hiv aids pandemic million infected persons throughout world million deaths million orphans whose parents decimated virus young people infected hiv every day attempt effectively combat pandemic means opting inevitably eradication poverty first lady republic written burden foreign debt economic sanctions obviously paving way eradication indeed caribbean latin america foreign debt entails health
IND 2003 832 832 variety discriminatory technology-denial restrictions responsible states preoccupation terrorism dilute commitment tackle non-military threats human international security sustain fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings small arms pandemic hiv aids diseases like malaria tuberculosis beset developing countries degradation common environment food security energy security health security important goals countries north south developed developing health
IND 2003 835 835 restrictions responsible states preoccupation terrorism dilute commitment tackle non-military threats human international security sustain fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings small arms pandemic hiv aids diseases like malaria tuberculosis beset developing countries degradation common environment food security energy security health security important goals countries north south developed developing transition economies must health
IND 2003 837 837 states preoccupation terrorism dilute commitment tackle non-military threats human international security sustain fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings small arms pandemic hiv aids diseases like malaria tuberculosis beset developing countries degradation common environment food security energy security health security important goals countries north south developed developing transition economies must resume dialogue health
IND 2003 849 849 fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings small arms pandemic hiv aids diseases like malaria tuberculosis beset developing countries degradation common environment food security energy security health security important goals countries north south developed developing transition economies must resume dialogue build better world present future generations agenda globalization cancún disappointment significant progress health
IND 2003 934 934 developing countries however large communities left outside pale engendered economic crises instability several developing countries sharply increased poverty poverty multidimensional extends beyond money income education health care skills enhancement political participation levels local global access natural resources clean water air advancement one’s culture social organization poverty alleviation requires resources far greater health
IRL 2003 68 68 work bringing birth new state timor leste become latest member united nations living period great insecurity stalked fear fear war terrorism weapons mass destruction famine disease ethnic religious hatred organized crime governments acting individually groups shield people threats however nature challenge requires coordinated global action fortunately united nations organization brings together health
IRQ 2003 984 984 guardianship iraqi citizen minor therefore need state’s interference affairs concern ensure relationship based care state vigilant servant citizen nurturing areas especially regard provision education social health services young people complementing belief federalism contrast vain false nationalist excesses previous regime declare iraq one nation permanent whole nothing declaration belittles continuity arab muslim health
ITA 2003 809 809 support new partnership africa’s development hopes represents african development european union’s special commitment africa also seen framework millennium development goals primarily designed eradicate poverty hunger disease social gender inequality environmental degradation regard reaffirm commitment fight aids tuberculosis malaria view eradicating european union expresses deep regret failure achieve substantial progress cancun conference health
ITA 2003 821 821 commitment africa also seen framework millennium development goals primarily designed eradicate poverty hunger disease social gender inequality environmental degradation regard reaffirm commitment fight aids tuberculosis malaria view eradicating european union expresses deep regret failure achieve substantial progress cancun conference organized world trade organization wto especially regard agricultural products remain convinced increased health
ITA 2003 911 911 line monterrey objectives increase official development assistance per cent gross national product commitment stop financial contributions also intend join development partners process integrates fight poverty disease progress field safeguarding human rights fundamental freedoms good governance environmental protection protection environment including implementing commitments undertaken signing kyoto protocol benchmark ability foster sustainable development health
ITA 2003 1353 1353 recent decades profoundly changed world order today conditions exist democracies world unite order spread values unavoidable premise others freedom democracy millennium declaration promised food water health education greatest possible number citizens now democracies must commit providing also intangible values tangible ones spring without prerequisites freedom democracy can hope lasting peace development health
JAM 2003 759 759 ecowas african statesmen mediate bring peace areas current concern done additional resources needed assist ensure societies disrupted conflict can re- established stabilized obstacles eliminating poverty disease can overcome providing material assistance convinced africa indigenous resources human potential leadership prevail adversity within global economy pattern continues widening gap developed developing countries wealth health
JPN 2003 764 764 reintegration programme now implementing jointly united nations assistance mission afghanistan support peace process reconstruction development form efforts tokyo conference reconstruction development sri lanka measures infectious diseases also crucial ensuring human security example sars demonstrated world yet importance international cooperation mitigation diseases japan welcomes results yesterday’s general assembly high-level meeting hiv aids health
JPN 2003 771 771 assistance mission afghanistan support peace process reconstruction development form efforts tokyo conference reconstruction development sri lanka measures infectious diseases also crucial ensuring human security example sars demonstrated world yet importance international cooperation mitigation diseases japan welcomes results yesterday’s general assembly high-level meeting hiv aids reconfirmed commitment every nation goals set forth health
JPN 2003 779 779 form efforts tokyo conference reconstruction development sri lanka measures infectious diseases also crucial ensuring human security example sars demonstrated world yet importance international cooperation mitigation diseases japan welcomes results yesterday’s general assembly high-level meeting hiv aids reconfirmed commitment every nation goals set forth political declaration importance global fund fight aids tuberculosis health
JPN 2003 805 805 japan welcomes results yesterday’s general assembly high-level meeting hiv aids reconfirmed commitment every nation goals set forth political declaration importance global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria regard africa japan cooperating development basis principles ownership partnership aiming poverty eradication economic growth well providing assistance conflict prevention order secure peace political stability prerequisites health
KAZ 2003 46 46 living changes epic proportions process transition new world order facing unprecedented global threats inter- ethnic inter-confessional conflicts international terrorism organized crime natural man-made humanitarian disasters diseases epidemics energy environmental problems threats addition globalization processes states now share economic technological information management issues also must face numerous problems looming humankind like dark health
KAZ 2003 47 47 changes epic proportions process transition new world order facing unprecedented global threats inter- ethnic inter-confessional conflicts international terrorism organized crime natural man-made humanitarian disasters diseases epidemics energy environmental problems threats addition globalization processes states now share economic technological information management issues also must face numerous problems looming humankind like dark cloud health
KEN 2003 878 878 aids monterrey conference finally johannesburg summit equipped us numerous ideas commitments tackle problems facing world today despite wealth ideas commitments continued slip backwards fight poverty disease illiteracy environmental degradation hunger message us today must recommit let us implement agreed make world better place welcome adoption assembly resolution b integrated coordinated follow-up health
KEN 2003 932 932 conferences summits economic social fields urge stakeholders identified resolution play part ensure full speedy implementation majority african countries among poorest world situation compounded hiv aids pandemic ravaged continent reversed socio-economic gains made since independence counter ravages pandemic kenya government put place various measures curb spread hiv aids result efforts prevalence rates health
KEN 2003 943 943 ensure full speedy implementation majority african countries among poorest world situation compounded hiv aids pandemic ravaged continent reversed socio-economic gains made since independence counter ravages pandemic kenya government put place various measures curb spread hiv aids result efforts prevalence rates significantly reduced last four years however much still needs done area health
KEN 2003 979 979 result efforts prevalence rates significantly reduced last four years however much still needs done area last month kenya hosted thirteenth international conference aids sexually- transmitted diseases forum brought together delegates world discuss urgent measures must take combat pandemic call upon international community intensify efforts fighting scourge among others things provision adequate health
KEN 2003 991 991 needs done area last month kenya hosted thirteenth international conference aids sexually- transmitted diseases forum brought together delegates world discuss urgent measures must take combat pandemic call upon international community intensify efforts fighting scourge among others things provision adequate financial resources well enhanced access antiretroviral drugs infected welcome recent agreement arrived health
KGZ 2003 728 728 country mountainous united nations faces abundance problems one important challenges fight international terrorism global challenges include political religious extremism territorial separatism drug trafficking fight fatal illnesses hiv aids others becoming increasingly urgent prevent spread weapons mass destruction kyrgyz republic supports taking decisive measures respect believe however force used basis security council health
KNA 2003 310 310 distinguished academics notables today stands beacon hope young people quest quality higher education credit university continues work several internationally recognized institutions agencies areas peace security health care scientific research name caribbean examinations council responded adequately requisite standards excellence growing education needs english-speaking caribbean students complete education stand shoulder shoulder counterparts around health
KOR 2003 324 324 community must exercise collective wisdom attain tangible results working toward goals recent years growing number people moving freely across borders alerted us increasing threats public health demonstrated severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic infectious diseases become global issue country immune timely fitting high-level meeting held earlier week follow-up outcome twenty-sixth special session health
KOR 2003 330 330 tangible results working toward goals recent years growing number people moving freely across borders alerted us increasing threats public health demonstrated severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic infectious diseases become global issue country immune timely fitting high-level meeting held earlier week follow-up outcome twenty-sixth special session general assembly hiv aids common fight health
KOR 2003 332 332 working toward goals recent years growing number people moving freely across borders alerted us increasing threats public health demonstrated severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic infectious diseases become global issue country immune timely fitting high-level meeting held earlier week follow-up outcome twenty-sixth special session general assembly hiv aids common fight infectious diseases health
KOR 2003 357 357 diseases become global issue country immune timely fitting high-level meeting held earlier week follow-up outcome twenty-sixth special session general assembly hiv aids common fight infectious diseases like call attention international vaccine institute headquartered seoul since unique international organization devoted development new vaccines needed developing countries awaits support international community continues expand health
KOR 2003 386 386 international vaccine institute headquartered seoul since unique international organization devoted development new vaccines needed developing countries awaits support international community continues expand activities promote public health less privileged world global security front proliferation weapons mass destruction wmd potentially devastating linkage terrorism loom grave perilous threat global nuclear non- proliferation regime based health
KWT 2003 506 506 arab islamic heritage kuwait rushed material financial aid several local international organizations well united nations specialized agencies operating iraq also contributed directly restoration electrical power health care educational services water supplies various areas country addition kuwait set humanitarian operations centre facilitate coordinate relief aid activities international emergency relief efforts deliver aid health
KWT 2003 748 748 effective means combat eventually stem end universal signature endorsement enforcement member states international agreements relating terrorism represent real breakthrough ensuring deployment effective means contain eliminate pandemic kuwait firmly reiterates categorical rejection terrorism forms manifestations well renunciation acts violence extremism condemns vicious orchestrated campaign waged sister state kingdom saudi arabia american media health
LAO 2003 147 147 made present problems plaguing planet alas limited considered political military also affect environmental social economic fronts striking issues global_warming pollution natural disasters hiv aids incurable diseases poverty underdevelopment crises refugees debt economic stagnation yet find effective solutions severity problems even acute globalized world gap developed developing countries widening therefore strive effectively health
LAO 2003 204 204 goals adopted three years ago assembly standing today recommitting meeting noble goals want world poverty hunger alleviated education offered every child women opportunities men incurable diseases effectively combated world continues build partnership cooperation sustained economic growth sustainable development many years land-locked developing countries attached particular interest special needs problems chairman 31- health
LBR 2003 69 69 activities fifty-seventh session general assembly undoubtedly mr kofi annan deserves commendation assembly stewardship global organization excellent leadership exudes resolution international questions ranging terrorism deadly aids pandemic poverty imbalance global trade commerce must also pay special tribute sergio vieira de mello united nations workers lost lives selfless humanitarian service iraq citizens world health
LBR 2003 706 706 social unrest political instability sanctions smart targeted tools accomplish political objectives must respond affirmatively realization objectives one administer medication dead person one take medication cure illness another government liberia therefore calls security council lift regime economic sanctions imposed country situations international goodwill assistance often accompanied temptation ignore indigenous expertise largely favour health
LCA 2003 548 548 existing veto system easily influenced national interests address serious issues afflicting humankind coalition willing assembled war surely can also gather coalition willing address problems poverty disease illiteracy hunger trade imbalances can sanitizing one corner globe contagion despair desperation fester elsewhere security one insecurity plagues ultimately strength united nations must come political health
LKA 2003 443 443 represent today immeasurably changed world today’s problems secretary-general reminded us problems respect borders laws proliferation weapons mass destruction environmental degradation alienation exclusion conflict global terrorism disease endemic poverty foremost among problems inescapably united nations remains central indispensable forum can collectively democratically respond challenges face common united nations enormous stress strain comes health
LSO 2003 151 151 development goals lesotho documents single greatest obstacle development nation indeed reaching objectives laid goals scourge hiv aids part world southern africa governments overwhelmed high levels morbidity mortality especially among working-age group sectors including health agriculture hiv aids become leading cause food insecurity famine plague many people today also frustrated efforts achieve health
LSO 2003 152 152 goals lesotho documents single greatest obstacle development nation indeed reaching objectives laid goals scourge hiv aids part world southern africa governments overwhelmed high levels morbidity mortality especially among working-age group sectors including health agriculture hiv aids become leading cause food insecurity famine plague many people today also frustrated efforts achieve millennium health
LSO 2003 159 159 nation indeed reaching objectives laid goals scourge hiv aids part world southern africa governments overwhelmed high levels morbidity mortality especially among working-age group sectors including health agriculture hiv aids become leading cause food insecurity famine plague many people today also frustrated efforts achieve millennium development goal education introduction free primary education health
LTU 2003 521 521 law respect human rights fundamental freedoms undoubtedly important system values view process globalization securing system great challenge global afflictions poverty hunger unsustainable development disastrous massive pandemics grave violations human rights raise us vital task standing together order secure future children stable conditions peace created without addressing poverty eradicating social exclusion therefore health
LUX 2003 899 899 shown us way objectives achieved order establish real global partnership development dimensions basic problem many interdependent shall cite just three first dimension fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis luxembourg strongly involved quite rightly focus attention high-level debate opened session general assembly second international trade failure fifth world trade organization ministerial conference cancún health
LUX 2003 1004 1004 product official development assistance view achieving target per cent midway decade development remains new name peace must lose sight factors instability ecological problems new infectious diseases transnational crime corruption lastly grave repeated violations human rights threats democracy good governance let us forget regard wise words mr annan written greater respect human health
LVA 2003 629 629 held captive brutalized exploited profit together non-governmental organizations working stop slavery international organizations united nations governments must help slaves break free chains live world deadly diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria lately sars name know borders continued vigilance countries health officials close international cooperation will ever able keep mortal dangers check hope health
LVA 2003 633 633 profit together non-governmental organizations working stop slavery international organizations united nations governments must help slaves break free chains live world deadly diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria lately sars name know borders continued vigilance countries health officials close international cooperation will ever able keep mortal dangers check hope yesterday’s aids conference strengthened health
LVA 2003 635 635 non-governmental organizations working stop slavery international organizations united nations governments must help slaves break free chains live world deadly diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria lately sars name know borders continued vigilance countries health officials close international cooperation will ever able keep mortal dangers check hope yesterday’s aids conference strengthened resolve confidence health
LVA 2003 642 642 united nations governments must help slaves break free chains live world deadly diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria lately sars name know borders continued vigilance countries health officials close international cooperation will ever able keep mortal dangers check hope yesterday’s aids conference strengthened resolve confidence participants overcome great affliction government latvia actively health
LVA 2003 706 706 address needs children consultation local authorities non-governmental organizations children cooperation united nations development programme office riga also established working group devoting particular attention reduction child mortality improvement mothers health twentieth century mankind inflicted environmental damage planet previous centuries combined devote greater efforts reducing environmental pollution including greenhouse gas emissions future generations health
LVA 2003 709 709 consultation local authorities non-governmental organizations children cooperation united nations development programme office riga also established working group devoting particular attention reduction child mortality improvement mothers health twentieth century mankind inflicted environmental damage planet previous centuries combined devote greater efforts reducing environmental pollution including greenhouse gas emissions future generations stand inherit planet health
MCO 2003 364 364 material limitations make useful contribution since can count dynamic monegasque non-governmental organizations benefit particularly generous local support happy convey appreciation organizations monaco’s priority areas education health protection children development assistance environmental protection activities resulted numerous achievements field particularly africa aid doubled following adoption new partnership africa’s development monaco also achieved much health
MCO 2003 410 410 development monaco also achieved much mediterranean region monaco’s initiatives complemented active participation forums various situations addressed principality monaco focuses concrete projects schools occupational training centres healthcare centres investments local communities promote economic activity village communities micro-credit programmes projects aimed directly improving living conditions beneficiaries area environment principality long distinguished especially protection health
MDV 2003 398 398 tariff barriers fall potential developing countries compete effectively open market hopes dashed cancun recently conference proved disappointing leaving developing countries still afflicted problems abject poverty disease developing world exist level defies comprehension deadly diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis remain rampant development opportunities least developed countries appear bleak therefore call level playing health
MDV 2003 406 406 open market hopes dashed cancun recently conference proved disappointing leaving developing countries still afflicted problems abject poverty disease developing world exist level defies comprehension deadly diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis remain rampant development opportunities least developed countries appear bleak therefore call level playing field countries preferential treatment weak particular narrowly based health
MDV 2003 409 409 dashed cancun recently conference proved disappointing leaving developing countries still afflicted problems abject poverty disease developing world exist level defies comprehension deadly diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis remain rampant development opportunities least developed countries appear bleak therefore call level playing field countries preferential treatment weak particular narrowly based economies country find health
MEX 2003 173 173 develop contribute history human civilization millennium declaration irreplaceable guide meet challenges present future mexico made significant progress terms democracy freedoms gender equity respect minority groups health education particularly reducing poverty improving income distribution reflected resolute rapid advances made towards attainment millennium development goals come one third way towards achieving goals past health
MHL 2003 555 555 marshall islands nuclear weapons testing people environment marshall islands continue suffer consequence nuclear weapons tests conducted territory continue seek resolution issue people continue suffer ongoing health effects food chain still contains dangerously high radiation levels development capacity restrained inability use contaminated islands atolls briefly addressed issues major concern marshall islands course health
MKD 2003 793 793 small arms light weapons aspects held july progress made worldwide within barely two years adoption programme action african countries main priority moment fight hiv aids pandemic taking devastating toll african population international community must work hand hand african governments defeat deadly disease africa must also work hard achieve strategic goals new health
MKD 2003 809 809 action african countries main priority moment fight hiv aids pandemic taking devastating toll african population international community must work hand hand african governments defeat deadly disease africa must also work hard achieve strategic goals new partnership africa’s development areas peace security democracy good governance poverty reduction sound economic management sincerely believe health
MMR 2003 60 60 general assembly also pay tribute secretary-general tireless efforts leading organization challenging times meeting time world facing daunting challenges addition perennial problems extreme poverty spread infectious diseases hiv aids environmental degradation faced challenge posed new forms terrorism must confront challenges squarely fulfil vision global prosperity collective security set declaration millennium summit three health
MMR 2003 500 500 country providing opportunity long-neglected border areas develop quickly gap urban rural areas narrowed time taken developmental initiatives promote better life peoples worked tirelessly provide better health care education housing peoples rebuild country scratch come myanmar will able observe first hand immense transformations taking place country adage goes seeing believing today people health
MOZ 2003 1136 1136 secretary-general correctly pointed united nations can find much-sought legitimacy action tackling issues common concern including threats peace security addressing challenges sustainable development hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases millennium development goals remain significant targets agreed international community cover major areas concern peoples world since adoption millennium declaration experience shown attaining goals health
MOZ 2003 1138 1138 pointed united nations can find much-sought legitimacy action tackling issues common concern including threats peace security addressing challenges sustainable development hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases millennium development goals remain significant targets agreed international community cover major areas concern peoples world since adoption millennium declaration experience shown attaining goals requires greater health
MRT 2003 111 111 priorities envisaged implementing recommendations monterrey conference financing development decisions johannesburg summit millennium development goals note particularly efforts facilitate access poor countries quality medicines combat endemic diseases hideous murder mr sergio vieira de mello special representative secretary- general together number closest associates terrorist attack united nations headquarters baghdad profoundly shocked distressed us health
MRT 2003 699 699 favourable climate investment despite impact current world economic situation national strategy combat poverty made possible improve living standards conditions population widespread provision basic social services health education water energy telecommunications noted results achieved without climate security stability promoted regime pluralistic democracy eliminated forms exclusion opened path effective citizen participation promoted individual health
MUS 2003 128 128 attacks indiscriminate killing innocent civilians geographical shift however terrorist attacks becoming increasingly disturbing development multilateralism almost condemned premature burial re-energized unfortunately recurring problems hiv aids malaria poverty lack development conflicts ready supply small arms light weapons continued inflict death suffering unprecedented scale particularly africa attack united nations compound baghdad contains countless health
MUS 2003 762 762 development fields deliver implementation plans monterrey consensus october high-level dialogue monday’s high-level segment hiv aids hundred delegations took part demonstrates extent concern united nations membership pandemic hiv aids welcome initiative general assembly maintain global awareness problem ensure effective action taken urgently stop spread pandemic mentioned earlier need reform organization imperative necessary health
MUS 2003 780 780 part demonstrates extent concern united nations membership pandemic hiv aids welcome initiative general assembly maintain global awareness problem ensure effective action taken urgently stop spread pandemic mentioned earlier need reform organization imperative necessary reforms united nations undertaken reflect realistic manner political realities world today united nations charter must amended provide security health
MWI 2003 252 252 thousands orphans whose numbers increasing alarming rate bleak desperate situation created hiv aids urgently calls concerted practical international action implement millennium declaration development goals fight pandemic like thank partners continue assist us addressing serious problem malawi paid close attention new international debate presently taking shape advocates qualitative paradigm shift policy frameworks health
MYS 2003 436 436 unprecedented tightening security worldwide invasions afghanistan iraq world now lives fear rich terror attacks others made targets suspicion pre-emptive aggression came severe acute respiratory syndrome sars almost bankrupted many airlines tour travel business sars disappeared almost quickly appeared guarantee similar new infectious diseases will come back world lost way hopes post- health
MYS 2003 444 444 now lives fear rich terror attacks others made targets suspicion pre-emptive aggression came severe acute respiratory syndrome sars almost bankrupted many airlines tour travel business sars disappeared almost quickly appeared guarantee similar new infectious diseases will come back world lost way hopes post- second-world-war period united nations dashed cold war cold health
MYS 2003 453 453 suspicion pre-emptive aggression came severe acute respiratory syndrome sars almost bankrupted many airlines tour travel business sars disappeared almost quickly appeared guarantee similar new infectious diseases will come back world lost way hopes post- second-world-war period united nations dashed cold war cold war now resultant unipolar world ascendancy capitalism brought new health
NAM 2003 323 323 moral political challenge protect sacred human rights right life namibia fully committed implementation millennium declaration end allocate per cent annual national budget education per cent health commitment invest people proceeded premise fundamental way address problem poverty improve productive competitiveness economy improving competitiveness dependant rapid increase knowledge skills capacities people view empowering health
NAM 2003 370 370 capacities people view empowering able escape trap poverty skills field information technology critical element human resources development programme urgent challenge spelled millennium declaration fight aids pandemic namibia devoting considerable resources attention seemingly daunting battle contain spread limit impact epidemic society effort working countries relevant united nations agencies private sector members civil health
NAM 2003 383 383 element human resources development programme urgent challenge spelled millennium declaration fight aids pandemic namibia devoting considerable resources attention seemingly daunting battle contain spread limit impact epidemic society effort working countries relevant united nations agencies private sector members civil society context battle plight aids orphans given priority however need generous contributions global health
NAM 2003 413 413 relevant united nations agencies private sector members civil society context battle plight aids orphans given priority however need generous contributions global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria pursuit millennium development goals namibia furthermore working closely partners southern african development community sadc implement number key regional projects one major power project involving power health
NER 2003 538 538 world enormous wealth overwhelming majority inhabitants still lives total destitution despite commitments made consensus reached governments entire world issue obliged note terrible vise poverty ignorance disease tightened around poor peoples third world general africa particular know example six years world food summit million people throughout world continue suffer hunger million children health
NER 2003 565 565 around poor peoples third world general africa particular know example six years world food summit million people throughout world continue suffer hunger million children suffer malnutrition deficiencies can readily gauge feeble support donors anti-poverty strategies despite lofty statements intention occasionally mouthed today ever situation pull conscience international community inspire us greater health
NGA 2003 844 844 continue make contribution african renaissance will underpin nepad welcome establishment united nations office special adviser africa urge adequate resources provided mandate discharged effectively hiv aids pandemic continues ravage continent affecting productive segment population combat epidemic government embarked major national programme action highlight consists nationwide public enlightenment campaign mass mobilization deepen awareness health
NGA 2003 853 853 establishment united nations office special adviser africa urge adequate resources provided mandate discharged effectively hiv aids pandemic continues ravage continent affecting productive segment population combat epidemic government embarked major national programme action highlight consists nationwide public enlightenment campaign mass mobilization deepen awareness understanding disease prevention control spread modalities providing care support health
NGA 2003 871 871 ravage continent affecting productive segment population combat epidemic government embarked major national programme action highlight consists nationwide public enlightenment campaign mass mobilization deepen awareness understanding disease prevention control spread modalities providing care support people living virus contribute global programme hiv aids nigeria redeemed pledge global fund let urge countries yet made health
NGA 2003 914 914 pledge global fund let urge countries yet made pledges global fund urgently made pledges kindly redeem early wish acknowledge gratitude efforts far deployed international community pandemic thank secretary-general kofi annan convening yesterday high-level plenary meeting devoted hiv aids however lot still needs done concerted way address aspects problem including issue international health
NGA 2003 955 955 needs done concerted way address aspects problem including issue international funding access affordable drugs actions must taken urgently millennium development goal halting reversing spread dreaded disease achieved issue terrorism great preoccupation organization past years several instances terrorist attacks continue surface different parts world involving loss innocent lives vast destruction properties nigeria health
NLD 2003 72 72 threat even worse threat weapons fall hands terrorists addition direct threats peace security faced words secretary- general kofi annan soft threats poverty hunger environmental degradation diseases mass destruction like hiv aids malaria tuberculosis threats common stop national borders often lethal consequences affect groups countries whole continents even entire planet way tackle health
NLD 2003 78 78 hands terrorists addition direct threats peace security faced words secretary- general kofi annan soft threats poverty hunger environmental degradation diseases mass destruction like hiv aids malaria tuberculosis threats common stop national borders often lethal consequences affect groups countries whole continents even entire planet way tackle collective action enforcement implementation key capacity health
NOR 2003 328 328 point fighting terrorism strengthening human security working development preventing conflict challenges closely related millennium development goals pledged halve proportion people living extreme poverty reduce child mortality two-thirds pledged halve proportion people without access safe drinking water basic sanitation norway currently holds chairmanship commission sustainable development committed achieving real progress crucial developing health
NPL 2003 560 560 two centres poverty far entrenched threat peace human dignity development daunting challenge world global community must act together lift people developing countries perils hunger ignorance disease despair must create jobs opportunities enable people lead decent life raise stakes peace order nepal accorded highest priority poverty alleviation current plan modelled poverty reduction health
OMN 2003 1155 1155 obstacles trade liberalization world trade organization trying overcome although wto council ministers issued separate statement safeguards patented drugs aimed helping developing countries combat serious contagious diseases step may sufficiently protect least developed countries forced bear excessive costs sultanate oman worked hard regional level brothers friends regional economic groupings enhance climate liberalization health
OMN 2003 1397 1397 prevention wars conflict possible effective pursuit preventive diplomacy peaceful settlement disputes maintenance peace enhancing world cooperation dialogue among civilizations involves working towards resolving problems poverty disease protecting environment combating terrorism bridging gap rich countries north poor countries south relations united nations regional organizations maintenance international peace security strengthened enhancement weak regional health
PAN 2003 436 436 people’s republic china taiwan panama noted previous occasions taiwan sense left hanging time space protected yet unprotected recently response need combat severe acute respiratory syndrome sars epidemic world health organization able provide direct effective assistance taiwan without violating weakening fundamental elements positions parties controversy believe united nations system act several ways health
PAN 2003 437 437 republic china taiwan panama noted previous occasions taiwan sense left hanging time space protected yet unprotected recently response need combat severe acute respiratory syndrome sars epidemic world health organization able provide direct effective assistance taiwan without violating weakening fundamental elements positions parties controversy believe united nations system act several ways help health
PAN 2003 439 439 taiwan panama noted previous occasions taiwan sense left hanging time space protected yet unprotected recently response need combat severe acute respiratory syndrome sars epidemic world health organization able provide direct effective assistance taiwan without violating weakening fundamental elements positions parties controversy believe united nations system act several ways help people’s republic health
PAN 2003 741 741 principle non-discrimination concepts thoroughly established united nations charter universal declaration human rights international human rights agreements related instruments timely refer persistent growing worldwide hiv aids pandemic latin american caribbean countries confronted serious situation area pan american health organization met washington june address issue noted demographic social impact hiv aids region threatens health
PAN 2003 752 752 rights international human rights agreements related instruments timely refer persistent growing worldwide hiv aids pandemic latin american caribbean countries confronted serious situation area pan american health organization met washington june address issue noted demographic social impact hiv aids region threatens undermine ability carry development projects therefore call united nations system make health
PAN 2003 794 794 carry development projects therefore call united nations system make available latin america caribbean adequate resources prevent scourge well known region today million people suffering terrible disease clear moral technical presence united nations essential efforts eradicate political racial religious intolerance support negotiations pacification reunification self-determination reconstruction order ensure peoples concerned can enjoy health
PER 2003 74 74 terrorist attacks taking place different areas world threats peace several regions create international climate instability insecurity calls urgent solutions terrorism conspires democracies world terrorism conspires health world economy terrorism contributes making poor even poorer peru strongly condemns terrorist attack united nations headquarters baghdad wishes pay sincere tribute victims particular sergio vieira health
PER 2003 341 341 capita income achieve adequate growth soon possible poor wait another years economies grow sustained manner will reduce poverty democratic governance latin america risk doubt correlation health world economy social inclusion democratic governance world leaders close eyes possible governance without reduction poverty must creative courageous order ensure wall street’s macroeconomic requirements meet health
PLW 2003 123 123 home way life end republic palau reaffirms unwavering support war led united states terrorism benefit nations come together deter aggression terrorism resolve conflicts prevent spread diseases spread dangerous weapons promote democracy human rights open markets create economic financial stability raise living standards protect environment face myriad challenges nation can meet alone health
PLW 2003 191 191 weapons mass destruction terrorism drug trafficking international crimes global concerns transcend national borders problems originating overseas depletion resources rapid population growth environmental damage new infectious diseases severe acute respiratory syndrome sars pervasive corruption uncontrolled refugee migration increasingly significant implications every nation’s security national economies will suffer global economy unstable markets collapse health
PLW 2003 196 196 trafficking international crimes global concerns transcend national borders problems originating overseas depletion resources rapid population growth environmental damage new infectious diseases severe acute respiratory syndrome sars pervasive corruption uncontrolled refugee migration increasingly significant implications every nation’s security national economies will suffer global economy unstable markets collapse highest environmental standards set kyoto health
PLW 2003 300 300 exacerbate conflict environmental threats climate_change depletion stratospheric ozone introduction nuisance plant animal species overharvesting fish living natural resources transnational movement hazardous chemicals waste directly threaten health economic well-being every people world palau immediate danger rise sea level another issue wish address cloning human beings believe global comprehensive ban human cloning must health
PLW 2003 337 337 another issue wish address cloning human beings believe global comprehensive ban human cloning must include ban cloning human embryos research purposes goal finding cures chronic illnesses laudable progress economic gain achieved creating destroying human life come high price believe adult-stem- cell research promising field study can provide ethical source stem cells health
PLW 2003 390 390 international community must allow human life devalued way encourage states adopt measures may necessary prohibit techniques genetic engineering may adverse consequences respect human dignity public health note many peoples around world suffering dying day scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria cancer polio similar diseases combined international support public health beyond clinic walls health
PLW 2003 403 403 necessary prohibit techniques genetic engineering may adverse consequences respect human dignity public health note many peoples around world suffering dying day scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria cancer polio similar diseases combined international support public health beyond clinic walls must advocated put practice eliminate challenges quality human life international support collaborative efforts health
PLW 2003 407 407 engineering may adverse consequences respect human dignity public health note many peoples around world suffering dying day scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria cancer polio similar diseases combined international support public health beyond clinic walls must advocated put practice eliminate challenges quality human life international support collaborative efforts recently manifested spread severe health
PLW 2003 412 412 human dignity public health note many peoples around world suffering dying day scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria cancer polio similar diseases combined international support public health beyond clinic walls must advocated put practice eliminate challenges quality human life international support collaborative efforts recently manifested spread severe acute respiratory syndrome sars also health
PLW 2003 436 436 public health beyond clinic walls must advocated put practice eliminate challenges quality human life international support collaborative efforts recently manifested spread severe acute respiratory syndrome sars also urge members body support ratify framework convention tobacco control adopted world health assembly year importantly combine efforts implement mission convention control tobacco use contributes health
PLW 2003 449 449 life international support collaborative efforts recently manifested spread severe acute respiratory syndrome sars also urge members body support ratify framework convention tobacco control adopted world health assembly year importantly combine efforts implement mission convention control tobacco use contributes diseases death throughout world united nations truly represent peoples discrimination exclusion eliminated operational health
PLW 2003 462 462 also urge members body support ratify framework convention tobacco control adopted world health assembly year importantly combine efforts implement mission convention control tobacco use contributes diseases death throughout world united nations truly represent peoples discrimination exclusion eliminated operational practice effective ensuring international peace security nations large small must represented united nations health
PLW 2003 550 550 executive powers since taiwan’s popularly-elected government acted accordance united nations resolutions combat international terrorism support humanitarian relief countries throughout world yet still excluded process experience sars shown us exclusion can bring benefits anyone million taiwanese people equal right voice united nations welcomed members body central purpose united nations preservation advancement world health
PLW 2003 634 634 ask world today fifty-eighth session general assembly study discuss roots terrorism possible solutions including inter-religious intervention promote conservation standards protect earth’s environment promote world public health protect human dignity banning cloning human embryos continue quest peace security peoples world health
PNG 2003 719 719 papua new guinea fully endorses recent declarations plans action doha monterrey johannesburg conferences resolved meet challenges poverty eradication hunger illiteracy environmental degradation climate_change hiv aids malaria preventable diseases also committed addressing issues good governance desire government papua new guinea incorporate millennium development goals national development priorities process adopting medium-term development strategy health
PNG 2003 721 721 guinea fully endorses recent declarations plans action doha monterrey johannesburg conferences resolved meet challenges poverty eradication hunger illiteracy environmental degradation climate_change hiv aids malaria preventable diseases also committed addressing issues good governance desire government papua new guinea incorporate millennium development goals national development priorities process adopting medium-term development strategy aimed redirecting health
PNG 2003 1090 1090 kyoto protocol urge united states russian federation australia join global efforts aimed addressing issue including ratification kyoto protocol papua new guinea also immune hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria rise urgent need find preventive measures diseases however pleased report papua new guinea parliament year enacted legislation aimed dealing scourge assisting prevention awareness health
PNG 2003 1092 1092 urge united states russian federation australia join global efforts aimed addressing issue including ratification kyoto protocol papua new guinea also immune hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria rise urgent need find preventive measures diseases however pleased report papua new guinea parliament year enacted legislation aimed dealing scourge assisting prevention awareness programmes reduce health
PNG 2003 1099 1099 global efforts aimed addressing issue including ratification kyoto protocol papua new guinea also immune hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria rise urgent need find preventive measures diseases however pleased report papua new guinea parliament year enacted legislation aimed dealing scourge assisting prevention awareness programmes reduce limit spread hiv aids threatens lives people health
PNG 2003 1152 1152 children regard thank australia substantial assistance also acknowledge continuing support development partners including united nations children’s fund unicef joint united nations programme hiv aids world health organization also support work united nations relation protection advancement rights women children ratified appropriate conventions realize must acknowledge support provided development partners including united nations health
POL 2003 507 507 risk proliferation deadly weapons spread organized crime often accompanies state failure hard challenges compounded chronic underdevelopment many parts world soft threats widespread poverty deprivation hunger malnutrition rampant infectious diseases take tragic toll peoples living countries poor economic growth usually found regions development often thwarted bad governance violent internal conflicts result large-scale health
POL 2003 510 510 weapons spread organized crime often accompanies state failure hard challenges compounded chronic underdevelopment many parts world soft threats widespread poverty deprivation hunger malnutrition rampant infectious diseases take tragic toll peoples living countries poor economic growth usually found regions development often thwarted bad governance violent internal conflicts result large-scale humanitarian crises massive health
PRY 2003 122 122 complain ignominious days cling glories past contrary come express firm will work together dignified present secure future now dying hunger thirst cold easily preventable treatable diseases voices today arise roots cultures traditions proclaim latin america integrated world fresh sense fraternity make lives peoples humane enriching must seek multipolar world cultures enhance health
RUS 2003 295 295 always appear headlines always familiar citizens prosperous states precisely area united nations work fundamental irreplaceable united nations helping millions destitute people throughout world victims hunger disease conflict survive lose hope work exceptionally important lends indisputable political moral authority entire organization interrelationship moral political content international activities particularly evident like take opportunity health
RUS 2003 453 453 problems milestone will achieved area world conference climate_change scheduled convene next week russia’s capital moscow also believe essential global system established monitor neutralize dangerous infectious diseases consider work done global fund real demonstration international solidarity fighting spread aids tuberculosis malaria course united nations like system complex structure needs improved organization’s past health
RUS 2003 467 467 moscow also believe essential global system established monitor neutralize dangerous infectious diseases consider work done global fund real demonstration international solidarity fighting spread aids tuberculosis malaria course united nations like system complex structure needs improved organization’s past current problems never problems organization per se always created continue reflect contradictions system international health
RWA 2003 935 935 said beginning statement major challenges world today include poverty poor governance economic political social injustice give rise many internal conflicts international terrorism globalization hiv aids pandemic widespread diseases challenges successfully addressed without greater effective cooperation part countries nevertheless development goals new millennium new partnership africa’s development current series negotiations doha round health
RWA 2003 937 937 statement major challenges world today include poverty poor governance economic political social injustice give rise many internal conflicts international terrorism globalization hiv aids pandemic widespread diseases challenges successfully addressed without greater effective cooperation part countries nevertheless development goals new millennium new partnership africa’s development current series negotiations doha round allow greater health
RWA 2003 984 984 doha round allow greater access world markets products developing countries recent decision world trade organization wto allow poor countries import low-cost basic generic medicines combat illnesses aids various tools established united nations combat international terrorism represent beginning collective responses challenges however initiatives will bear fruit nations abandon selfish reflexes heart recent health
SDN 2003 678 678 conference hope conference will consider issues collective security challenges deteriorating socio-economic situation least developed countries requires international community make every effort extricate labyrinth poverty hunger disease experience sudan proved regardless endeavours least developed countries achieve objectives brussels programme action without substantial assistance development partners commend tireless efforts high representative secretary-general least health
SLB 2003 587 587 presented development partners november immediate objectives restore maintain law order bring macroeconomic note solomon islands pidgin thank helping friend stability income growth restore full services health education re-establish foundation sustained economic growth human development immediate security situation economic situation country addressed ramsi planned november meeting will provide opportunity rest development partners health
SLB 2003 972 972 community global economy well known yet fortnight ago body denied wishes people taiwan considered membership united nations years international community discriminated million people delayed world health organization assistance taiwan outbreak severe acute respiratory syndrome early year example reasons power politics prevail timely humanitarian assistance made assertion united nations must remain relevant health
SLE 2003 100 100 nations nations spare measures respect sanctity united nations sanctity respected united nations can fulfil responsibilities mankind majority world’s poor deprived people live africa bedevilled hunger disease mass illiteracy ignorance civil conflict extreme poverty bad governance abuses human rights inadequate educational opportunities gender inequality environmental hazards poor transport communications facilities debt new health
SLE 2003 217 217 leone’s commitment pursuance goals two development blueprints credible realistic channels guidelines accelerated development poor countries execute laudable blueprints great trepidation devastating effect dreadful hiv aids epidemic without universal effort bound cancel even reverse development gains light delegation proposes antiretroviral drugs made available matter human right everyone everywhere may need sierra leone health
SLE 2003 697 697 sierra leone subregion happy report re-establishment civil authority throughout country one major post-conflict accomplishments legal judicial law-enforcement administrations reactivated parts country previously rebel occupation schools health facilities along better social facilities rehabilitated reopened economic front certificate origin regime export diamonds producing positive results proceeds sale diamonds continue rise steadily new areas health
SLV 2003 213 213 per cent live distressing situation efforts direct impact standard living citizens twelve years ago per cent salvadorans know read write figure per cent today child mortality rate per thousand births stands per thousand today accomplished dedicating pressing needs people order connect isolated towns built one kilometre road every day last four health
SLV 2003 262 262 last four years also built three schools every day period educate poorest children similarly built houses every day low-income families every five days built new health centre completely dependent agriculture today rank number latin american countries terms export growth difficult decade 1990s managed grow much faster rate region large now become health
SMR 2003 562 562 international convention rights persons disabilities san marino continues pay great attention follow-up given initiatives hiv aids carried united nations search adequate responses prevent spread new epidemics severe acute respiratory syndrome sars san marino also following great interest work working group drafting international convention reproductive cloning human beings spurred conviction cloning human health
SMR 2003 567 567 san marino continues pay great attention follow-up given initiatives hiv aids carried united nations search adequate responses prevent spread new epidemics severe acute respiratory syndrome sars san marino also following great interest work working group drafting international convention reproductive cloning human beings spurred conviction cloning human beings immoral inhuman degeneration biotechnological health
SMR 2003 912 912 world peace solidarity development spirit morning signed three important international instruments convention elimination forms discrimination women framework convention tobacco control recently adopted fifty-sixth assembly world health organization second optional protocol international covenant civil political rights aimed abolishing death penalty need continue action international level despite difficulties tensions exist bearing mind joint health
SOM 2003 127 127 family bereaved families memory fallen imperative us member states accelerate ratification convention safety united nations associated personnel recent high-level meeting united nations headquarters hiv aids pandemic tremendous interest world particularly many countries africa aids scourge devastated entire communities also negatively impacted economic development countries order combat scourge incumbent upon international community health
SOM 2003 159 159 africa aids scourge devastated entire communities also negatively impacted economic development countries order combat scourge incumbent upon international community make resources available even countries incidence pandemic reportedly low country somalia reported one countries africa low rate infection however lead us complacency countries like somalia unique chance prevent disease spreading aids epidemic health
SOM 2003 170 170 countries order combat scourge incumbent upon international community make resources available even countries incidence pandemic reportedly low country somalia reported one countries africa low rate infection however lead us complacency countries like somalia unique chance prevent disease spreading aids epidemic catastrophic somalia seriously hamper efforts peace nation-building therefore critical put place health
SOM 2003 181 181 even countries incidence pandemic reportedly low country somalia reported one countries africa low rate infection however lead us complacency countries like somalia unique chance prevent disease spreading aids epidemic catastrophic somalia seriously hamper efforts peace nation-building therefore critical put place coordinated strategic aids education early response programmes prevent spread epidemic somalia health
SOM 2003 184 184 pandemic reportedly low country somalia reported one countries africa low rate infection however lead us complacency countries like somalia unique chance prevent disease spreading aids epidemic catastrophic somalia seriously hamper efforts peace nation-building therefore critical put place coordinated strategic aids education early response programmes prevent spread epidemic somalia saying goes prevention health
SOM 2003 205 205 prevent disease spreading aids epidemic catastrophic somalia seriously hamper efforts peace nation-building therefore critical put place coordinated strategic aids education early response programmes prevent spread epidemic somalia saying goes prevention better cure recent developments international arena present united nations unprecedented challenges whether succeed fail will depend primarily manner address challenges view health
STP 2003 104 104 nations professionals sergio vieira de mello pay tribute died defending peaceful path peace development iraq aware africa perhaps world’s continents faces enormous challenges plagued endemic diseases malaria debilitate kill people needlessly hiv aids devastating africa’s families societies cultures economies can economic development people ill work main breadwinner family dying hiv aids health
STP 2003 105 105 professionals sergio vieira de mello pay tribute died defending peaceful path peace development iraq aware africa perhaps world’s continents faces enormous challenges plagued endemic diseases malaria debilitate kill people needlessly hiv aids devastating africa’s families societies cultures economies can economic development people ill work main breadwinner family dying hiv aids without health
STP 2003 140 140 societies cultures economies can economic development people ill work main breadwinner family dying hiv aids without medical treatment economy begun feel negative effects two deadly diseases urge nations work together mobilize necessary human financial resources critical task controlling epidemics give rise unrelenting cycle death suffering peoples can hope progress africa basic health
STP 2003 153 153 hiv aids without medical treatment economy begun feel negative effects two deadly diseases urge nations work together mobilize necessary human financial resources critical task controlling epidemics give rise unrelenting cycle death suffering peoples can hope progress africa basic health first ensured people can work build prosperity sao tome principe small island health
STP 2003 166 166 urge nations work together mobilize necessary human financial resources critical task controlling epidemics give rise unrelenting cycle death suffering peoples can hope progress africa basic health first ensured people can work build prosperity sao tome principe small island state fragile economy struggling proud democracy free fair elections human rights rule law health
STP 2003 609 609 ask attention respect republic china taiwan country democratically elected government built strong economy strong ties many member states taiwan recently affected severe acute respiratory syndrome sars beyond reach world health organization taiwan allowed member simply taiwan’s people accept imposition one china principle despite small size taiwan offers development aid large number health
STP 2003 613 613 china taiwan country democratically elected government built strong economy strong ties many member states taiwan recently affected severe acute respiratory syndrome sars beyond reach world health organization taiwan allowed member simply taiwan’s people accept imposition one china principle despite small size taiwan offers development aid large number countries taiwan also contributes health
SUR 2003 155 155 opportunities arise developments world today unfortunately within reach world’s children world order well-developed one side copes serious development setbacks economic social sectors economic downfalls declining health services persistence international non-supportive environment circumstances affect ability governments particular developing countries adequately implement policies required exists wider disparity haves have-nots economic terms also terms health
SVK 2003 927 927 nations charter though undisputed validity principles remains undiminished shy away seeking answers solutions fundamental global challenges face today including extreme poverty drug smuggling spread deadly diseases global climate_change finding appropriate solutions issues requires multilateral cooperation viable united nations core wish see strong decisive united nations capable effectively responding current future challenges health
SWZ 2003 338 338 resources creation african union new partnership africa’s development nepad programme commendable initiatives bring africa closer mainstream international development generate sustainable economic growth eradicate poverty spread disease needed now resources ask every effort made developed partners ensure initiatives achieve breakthrough african development also international community concentrate efforts toward making development inclusive must health
SWZ 2003 623 623 grateful international partners providing support throughout exercise despite best efforts however kingdom swaziland finding difficult achieve progress huge obstacles face greatest threat future hiv aids pandemic devastating impact swaziland well documented development sector immune consequences high increasing hiv infection rate among people given enormous strain places financial human resources grateful however health
SWZ 2003 636 636 finding difficult achieve progress huge obstacles face greatest threat future hiv aids pandemic devastating impact swaziland well documented development sector immune consequences high increasing hiv infection rate among people given enormous strain places financial human resources grateful however global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria hopes now high notwithstanding inherent delays processing health
SWZ 2003 654 654 development sector immune consequences high increasing hiv infection rate among people given enormous strain places financial human resources grateful however global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria hopes now high notwithstanding inherent delays processing applications fund arrival first disbursements fund august increased hope thousands among affected infected population now able embrace approved health
SWZ 2003 711 711 virus prescription antiretroviral drugs need recent high-level meeting hiv aids held last week critical importance swaziland positive conclusions reached meeting will critical endeavour find solutions pandemic part majesty’s initiative promote global awareness pandemic raise funds will help countries suffering dreadful consequences disease much awaited album international artists entitled songs life launched health
SWZ 2003 718 718 meeting hiv aids held last week critical importance swaziland positive conclusions reached meeting will critical endeavour find solutions pandemic part majesty’s initiative promote global awareness pandemic raise funds will help countries suffering dreadful consequences disease much awaited album international artists entitled songs life launched majesty united nations washington los angeles june health
SWZ 2003 727 727 positive conclusions reached meeting will critical endeavour find solutions pandemic part majesty’s initiative promote global awareness pandemic raise funds will help countries suffering dreadful consequences disease much awaited album international artists entitled songs life launched majesty united nations washington los angeles june year look forward great confidence success album whose proceeds health
SWZ 2003 771 771 forward great confidence success album whose proceeds will go entirely hiv aids programmes food security situation continues affect southern african region closely linked hiv aids pandemic kingdom swaziland hard hit food shortages largely due failure rains particularly rural areas communities entirely dependent farming food shortages grip us tighter grateful united nations health
SWZ 2003 819 819 grateful united nations affiliated agencies effort help us arrest crisis approach farming season prayer situation will improve safely said twenty-first century inauspicious start globalization terrorism disease weapons mass destruction forefront minds places responsibility united nations harness resources commitment members benefit humankind effort compelling need include peoples world envisaged founding fathers enshrined health
TCD 2003 1093 1093 johannesburg world summit sustainable development august conclusions recent world trade organization wto conference cancún shown yet embarked path must translate action summit’s resolutions hiv aids malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases indeed spite increase resources strengthening political commitment highest level following example commitment made president republic chad situation remains one great concern calls health
TCD 2003 1096 1096 sustainable development august conclusions recent world trade organization wto conference cancún shown yet embarked path must translate action summit’s resolutions hiv aids malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases indeed spite increase resources strengthening political commitment highest level following example commitment made president republic chad situation remains one great concern calls unfailing determination exceptional health
TCD 2003 1125 1125 resources strengthening political commitment highest level following example commitment made president republic chad situation remains one great concern calls unfailing determination exceptional efforts order stem pandemic almost say must invent new kind containment order stem spread disease case disease waging brutal war humankind must respond utilizing means required fight global war health
TCD 2003 1136 1136 republic chad situation remains one great concern calls unfailing determination exceptional efforts order stem pandemic almost say must invent new kind containment order stem spread disease case disease waging brutal war humankind must respond utilizing means required fight global war prerequisite survival many nations throughout world therefore stability future world conclude health
TCD 2003 1138 1138 situation remains one great concern calls unfailing determination exceptional efforts order stem pandemic almost say must invent new kind containment order stem spread disease case disease waging brutal war humankind must respond utilizing means required fight global war prerequisite survival many nations throughout world therefore stability future world conclude without drawing health
TCD 2003 1231 1231 every year debates general assembly proves substantive issue stake chad deems inadmissible million taiwanese discriminated united nations specialized agencies thus unfortunate note current context world health organization example lend taiwan assistance event epidemics recently case severe acute respiratory syndrome yet taiwanese also right live serenity lead democratic life solidarity world’s peoples health
TCD 2003 1238 1238 issue stake chad deems inadmissible million taiwanese discriminated united nations specialized agencies thus unfortunate note current context world health organization example lend taiwan assistance event epidemics recently case severe acute respiratory syndrome yet taiwanese also right live serenity lead democratic life solidarity world’s peoples need peace foundation democracy condition development peace health
TGO 2003 1204 1204 union priority instrument ensure peace security economic social prosperity international community must become involved assist economic recovery efforts states order meet challenges face poverty aids pandemic malaria important common organization mobilize efforts even order fight evils afflict world make vulnerable terrorism definitely included among evils terrible events september recent deadly attacks health
TGO 2003 1205 1205 priority instrument ensure peace security economic social prosperity international community must become involved assist economic recovery efforts states order meet challenges face poverty aids pandemic malaria important common organization mobilize efforts even order fight evils afflict world make vulnerable terrorism definitely included among evils terrible events september recent deadly attacks united health
TGO 2003 1310 1310 welcome relevant proposals secretary-general establish panel eminent personalities civil society address issue remain convinced actions taken together will lead reign society free selfishness violence terrorism disease threat nuclear confrontation may work session lead states resolutely follow path towards peace ensure peoples without discrimination can enjoy fruits progress made humanity climate tolerance health
THA 2003 562 562 association southeast asian nations europe believe despite differences cultural social values differences asia europe will learn art living together creating world human security narcotic drugs pandemics transcend borders become much threat human security terrorism like terrorism decisive resolute partnership actions levels required tackle global problems achieve sustainable development thai government declared health
THA 2003 687 687 partnership global level working hand hand united nations office drugs crime partner shared responsibility counter drugs crime global context just drugs tear social fabric societies diseases hiv aids cripple human resources across globe thailand commends convening high-level plenary hiv aids september support ongoing efforts undertaken within framework global fund fight hiv health
THA 2003 715 715 cripple human resources across globe thailand commends convening high-level plenary hiv aids september support ongoing efforts undertaken within framework global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria also remain steadfast partnerships neighbouring countries particularly greater mekong subregion well related united nations agencies help tackle global challenge posed hiv aids host fifteenth international health
THA 2003 762 762 aids host fifteenth international aids conference july look forward high-level representation world community share experiences well forging strong partnerships cooperation build united global front deal pandemic regard severe acute respiratory syndrome sars disease crippled many countries affected tourist industry badly throughout world year found prompt response commitment asean asia-pacific economic cooperation health
THA 2003 768 768 july look forward high-level representation world community share experiences well forging strong partnerships cooperation build united global front deal pandemic regard severe acute respiratory syndrome sars disease crippled many countries affected tourist industry badly throughout world year found prompt response commitment asean asia-pacific economic cooperation apec partnership enabled us keep pandemic health
THA 2003 769 769 look forward high-level representation world community share experiences well forging strong partnerships cooperation build united global front deal pandemic regard severe acute respiratory syndrome sars disease crippled many countries affected tourist industry badly throughout world year found prompt response commitment asean asia-pacific economic cooperation apec partnership enabled us keep pandemic control health
THA 2003 793 793 sars disease crippled many countries affected tourist industry badly throughout world year found prompt response commitment asean asia-pacific economic cooperation apec partnership enabled us keep pandemic control quell panic fear worse disease non-traditional security threats hiv aids sars narcotic drugs soft threats words secretary-general demonstrate matter differences country region may international health
THA 2003 799 799 tourist industry badly throughout world year found prompt response commitment asean asia-pacific economic cooperation apec partnership enabled us keep pandemic control quell panic fear worse disease non-traditional security threats hiv aids sars narcotic drugs soft threats words secretary-general demonstrate matter differences country region may international cooperation partnership crucial order combat traditional health
THA 2003 805 805 found prompt response commitment asean asia-pacific economic cooperation apec partnership enabled us keep pandemic control quell panic fear worse disease non-traditional security threats hiv aids sars narcotic drugs soft threats words secretary-general demonstrate matter differences country region may international cooperation partnership crucial order combat traditional non-traditional challenges human security guided principle health
TJK 2003 712 712 millennium every year demand water increases need produce sufficient food can provide statistics support assertion billion people access freshwater million people die every year water-related diseases according estimates united nations food agriculture organization meeting food needs growing global population will require per cent increase food production next years one every five health
TLS 2003 330 330 university students hundreds candidates frustrated expectations graduating national university met now proliferation institutions higher learning officially recognized government deal situation government assumed responsibility preparing rules health care similar challenges faced much infrastructure rehabilitated built people want assistance means support ask doctors nurses midwives ambulances health centres closer villages national health policy health
TLS 2003 349 349 situation government assumed responsibility preparing rules health care similar challenges faced much infrastructure rehabilitated built people want assistance means support ask doctors nurses midwives ambulances health centres closer villages national health policy adopted government hope soon able reduce difficulties area cooperation people’s republic china republic cuba provision doctors operate rural areas health
TLS 2003 354 354 rules health care similar challenges faced much infrastructure rehabilitated built people want assistance means support ask doctors nurses midwives ambulances health centres closer villages national health policy adopted government hope soon able reduce difficulties area cooperation people’s republic china republic cuba provision doctors operate rural areas agriculture per cent irrigation system health
TLS 2003 718 718 china beginning month meeting joint indonesia-timor-leste ministerial commission held view resolving number residual issues recent years well promoting new cooperation areas commerce investment development education health security meeting positive outcome hope finalize demarcation land boundary year order begin negotiations maritime boundaries boundaries whether land sea define territory country within territory one health
TLS 2003 854 854 nations agencies fight terrorism organized crime trafficking human beings drugs illegal arms top agenda regionally timor-leste will make every effort contribute eradication ills turning real epidemic development new technology timor-leste country south-east asia linked pacific geography history culture people proud part great geographical region asia oceania rich history culture civilization comprising health
TLS 2003 1702 1702 debt relief poor indebted countries also believe debt relief must proportional measures taken country adopting strategies sustainable development focusing eradication poverty means increased expenditure public health education reduced military expenditure strengthening democratic institutions promotion human rights independence judiciary conditions indispensable peace prosperity conclusion like touch theme reform united nations creation institution health
TON 2003 499 499 island developing states aspirations fisheries respect urge member states become party important agreement emphasized special high-level meeting monday september hiv aids remains devastating developmental public health challenge us particularly small remote island communities tonga welcomes work global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria funding recently approved assist tonga countries region complements national health
TON 2003 515 515 meeting monday september hiv aids remains devastating developmental public health challenge us particularly small remote island communities tonga welcomes work global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria funding recently approved assist tonga countries region complements national strategies programmes combat scourges earlier year government took necessary legislative administrative preventive measures protect spread severe health
TON 2003 544 544 assist tonga countries region complements national strategies programmes combat scourges earlier year government took necessary legislative administrative preventive measures protect spread severe acute respiratory syndrome sars commend untiring work world health organization committed efforts address combat public health threat also commend recent adoption assembly framework convention tobacco control yesterday tonga one health
TON 2003 549 549 national strategies programmes combat scourges earlier year government took necessary legislative administrative preventive measures protect spread severe acute respiratory syndrome sars commend untiring work world health organization committed efforts address combat public health threat also commend recent adoption assembly framework convention tobacco control yesterday tonga one signatories pleased requested government solomon health
TON 2003 556 556 government took necessary legislative administrative preventive measures protect spread severe acute respiratory syndrome sars commend untiring work world health organization committed efforts address combat public health threat also commend recent adoption assembly framework convention tobacco control yesterday tonga one signatories pleased requested government solomon islands pif foreign ministers contribute tongan troops health
TTO 2003 651 651 confined issues peace security defined traditional sense indeed success dealing threats international peace security may ultimately depend progress make overcoming poverty dealing injustice intolerance deprivation diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic one non- conventional threats fast approaching global crises even though africa remains hardest hit disease spreading fast health
TTO 2003 652 652 issues peace security defined traditional sense indeed success dealing threats international peace security may ultimately depend progress make overcoming poverty dealing injustice intolerance deprivation diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic one non- conventional threats fast approaching global crises even though africa remains hardest hit disease spreading fast asia health
TTO 2003 656 656 traditional sense indeed success dealing threats international peace security may ultimately depend progress make overcoming poverty dealing injustice intolerance deprivation diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic one non- conventional threats fast approaching global crises even though africa remains hardest hit disease spreading fast asia eastern europe caribbean second health
TTO 2003 659 659 success dealing threats international peace security may ultimately depend progress make overcoming poverty dealing injustice intolerance deprivation diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic one non- conventional threats fast approaching global crises even though africa remains hardest hit disease spreading fast asia eastern europe caribbean second sub- saharan africa health
TTO 2003 674 674 intolerance deprivation diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic one non- conventional threats fast approaching global crises even though africa remains hardest hit disease spreading fast asia eastern europe caribbean second sub- saharan africa hiv aids prevalence rates hiv aids major development challenge threatening reverse years hard-won human development health
TTO 2003 728 728 levels general assembly just concluded high-level debate hiv aids delegation trusts meeting will provide necessary impetus lay groundwork meaningful support global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria unless capacity contribute come forward additional resources many many lives will surely lost without secure peaceful international environment absence sustained effort part development partners live health
TTO 2003 1056 1056 government meaningful participation citizens formulation public policy government also set goal achieving developed country status aim providing citizens date high quality life areas including education health employment housing transportation telecommunications water electricity government hopes achieve allocating sizeable portion national budget programmes human-resource development economic infrastructure institutional development well social programmes aimed health
TUN 2003 88 88 peace security development world since opening previous assembly session world witnessed series developments contributed deterioration global security stability crises conflicts proliferating increase poverty exclusion spread disease many parts world faced array challenges international community called upon assume responsibilities take resolute action member states must renew commitment noble principles enshrined charter united health
TUR 2003 107 107 terrorism crime humanity duty-bound eradicate evil face earth soon must also forget major challenges remain addressed namely poverty illiteracy organized crime problem narcotics ecological disasters epidemics aids issue refugees illegal trade human beings gender inequality corruption racism xenophobia among others new global security environment clear pressing need strengthen international organizations institutions health
TUV 2003 447 447 china taiwan active responsible participants world affairs especially trade commerce international development unjust morally wrong significant contributions technology need access international support combat challenges terrorism health epidemics hiv aids severe acute respiratory syndrome sars continually ignored view united nations prides protection fundamental human rights including right self-determination upholds dignity worth human health
TUV 2003 448 448 taiwan active responsible participants world affairs especially trade commerce international development unjust morally wrong significant contributions technology need access international support combat challenges terrorism health epidemics hiv aids severe acute respiratory syndrome sars continually ignored view united nations prides protection fundamental human rights including right self-determination upholds dignity worth human continue health
TUV 2003 455 455 trade commerce international development unjust morally wrong significant contributions technology need access international support combat challenges terrorism health epidemics hiv aids severe acute respiratory syndrome sars continually ignored view united nations prides protection fundamental human rights including right self-determination upholds dignity worth human continue turn blind eye ignore obvious realities situation health
TZA 2003 1250 1250 concerning launching helsinki process global governance democracy government feels proud associated fight aids remains major challenge mankind today war must fight win realize dire consequences pandemic human life economies high-level plenary meeting held last week reassuring us came away session modestly optimistic certainly resolve squarely face pandemic meet set targets coupled health
TZA 2003 1271 1271 win realize dire consequences pandemic human life economies high-level plenary meeting held last week reassuring us came away session modestly optimistic certainly resolve squarely face pandemic meet set targets coupled equal responsibility leadership initiatives accountability judicious resource mobilization management reform united nations security council cards time now tanzania convinced reform security health
UKR 2003 485 485 current controversies ukraine shares concern expressed report secretary-general implementation millennium declaration international community paying sufficient attention trying resolve chronic global development problems poverty hiv aids pandemic environment pollution issues despite repeated declarations primarily developed countries readiness increase volume financial assistance tackle issues sustainable development actual efforts undertaken sufficient timely attainment goals health
URY 2003 101 101 manifestations violence new threats peace foreseen drafters charter occur increasing frequency time intensification certain growing trends seriously affect well-being humanity degradation environment depletion natural resources epidemics contrast consumer societies societies live extreme poverty recent years particular general debate special emphasis placed need reform revitalize united nations order adapt current realities uruguay health
USA 2003 501 501 nations continue contributing important cause nation iraq united nations carrying vital effective work every day end per cent iraqi children age five will immunized preventable diseases polio tuberculosis measles thanks hard work high ideals unicef iraq’s food distribution system operational delivering nearly half million tons food per month thanks skill expertise health
USA 2003 504 504 important cause nation iraq united nations carrying vital effective work every day end per cent iraqi children age five will immunized preventable diseases polio tuberculosis measles thanks hard work high ideals unicef iraq’s food distribution system operational delivering nearly half million tons food per month thanks skill expertise world food programme health
USA 2003 1172 1172 share challenge conscience must act decisively meet humanitarian crises time united states begun carry emergency plan aids relief aimed preventing aids massive scale treating millions disease already pledged billion dollars five years fight aids around world country acting save lives famine well providing billion dollars global emergency food aid asked united health
USA 2003 1220 1220 aid asked united states congress million dollars new famine fund can act quickly first signs famine appear every nation every continent generously add resources fight disease desperate hunger another humanitarian crisis spreading yet hidden view year estimated eight nine hundred thousand human beings bought sold forced across world’s borders among hundreds health
VCT 2003 611 611 conducting us peace tranquillity future prosperity hampered quest country like others region danger losing entire generation scourge hiv aids need help international community fight dreaded disease preservation society banana industry engine drives economy shortly succumb greed certain multinational companies active assistance world trade organization without banana industry whose doomsday rapidly approaches health
VCT 2003 862 862 nearly billion every year majority course developing nations arms developing nations fuel feeds flames conflict terrorism unless can collectively find courage wisdom tackle problems poverty disease despair weapons world will prevent spread terrorism need move beyond using united nations talk shop come together responsible nations tackle root causes terrorism security poorer health
VNM 2003 110 110 reconstruct country living world full events profound implications various aspects international life include war iraq bombing united nations offices baghdad outbreak severe acute respiratory syndrome sars increased violence middle east well continuing terrorist attacks various parts world coupled poverty disease floods droughts conflicts continue take many innocent lives breaks hearts condoned health
VNM 2003 124 124 iraq bombing united nations offices baghdad outbreak severe acute respiratory syndrome sars increased violence middle east well continuing terrorist attacks various parts world coupled poverty disease floods droughts conflicts continue take many innocent lives breaks hearts condoned especially mankind entered third millennium human civilization must make full use great achievements registered health
VNM 2003 353 353 considerable efforts united nations achieve goals set millennium declaration still long way go meet common needs expectations today global problems increasingly affect human security survival sars outbreak aids examples devastating problems can must resolute solving global problems especially related development poverty eradication disease prevention priority given building cooperative frameworks based reliable health
VNM 2003 370 370 today global problems increasingly affect human security survival sars outbreak aids examples devastating problems can must resolute solving global problems especially related development poverty eradication disease prevention priority given building cooperative frameworks based reliable partnerships mutual respect shared responsibility serious undertaking commitments practical effective measures must taken pursue united nations millennium health
VUT 2003 307 307 saddens us join previous speakers condemning brutal act unfortunately us contributed current situation brief overview past events definitely shows various world conflicts wars famines droughts epidemics poverty environmental degradation increase many developing countries facing variety development difficulties increase unemployment contributes degradation societies many cases destruction social cultural progress caused globalization modernization health
VUT 2003 466 466 unilateral imposition maintenance ban sale products containing kava europe example discriminatory attitude european countries involved seem take account scientific studies establishing absence link kava kidney disease link suggested health authorities european countries threat economic sanctions organisation economic cooperation development oecd tax havens pacific excepting european jurisdictions leaves alternative accept conditions imposed health
VUT 2003 469 469 ban sale products containing kava europe example discriminatory attitude european countries involved seem take account scientific studies establishing absence link kava kidney disease link suggested health authorities european countries threat economic sanctions organisation economic cooperation development oecd tax havens pacific excepting european jurisdictions leaves alternative accept conditions imposed without consideration economies health
ZMB 2003 659 659 creating conducive political environment allow political pluralism democracy good governance transparency flourish country’s commitment peaceful resolution conflicts unwavering will continue participate peacekeeping operations hiv aids pandemic indeed global crisis longer just health concern impediment human development political stability threatens international peace security startling figures million people live hiv aids globally majority health
ZMB 2003 665 665 pluralism democracy good governance transparency flourish country’s commitment peaceful resolution conflicts unwavering will continue participate peacekeeping operations hiv aids pandemic indeed global crisis longer just health concern impediment human development political stability threatens international peace security startling figures million people live hiv aids globally majority sub-saharan africa million people died pandemic health
ZMB 2003 690 690 health concern impediment human development political stability threatens international peace security startling figures million people live hiv aids globally majority sub-saharan africa million people died pandemic compel international community take concrete measures combat scourge scourge ravaged zambia government devoting considerable attention resources combat spread limit impact communities also tackling problems created health
ZMB 2003 716 716 compel international community take concrete measures combat scourge scourge ravaged zambia government devoting considerable attention resources combat spread limit impact communities also tackling problems created pandemic plight aids orphans street kids vulnerable households task government civil societies relevant united nations agencies private sector working together zambia also cooperating governments well tackling health
ZMB 2003 742 742 plight aids orphans street kids vulnerable households task government civil societies relevant united nations agencies private sector working together zambia also cooperating governments well tackling pandemic global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria welcome initiative provided renewed impetus programmes interventions member states designed combat deadly diseases need contribute generously fund solvent health
ZMB 2003 749 749 task government civil societies relevant united nations agencies private sector working together zambia also cooperating governments well tackling pandemic global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria welcome initiative provided renewed impetus programmes interventions member states designed combat deadly diseases need contribute generously fund solvent viable delegation wishes appeal easier access funds health
ZMB 2003 762 762 also cooperating governments well tackling pandemic global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria welcome initiative provided renewed impetus programmes interventions member states designed combat deadly diseases need contribute generously fund solvent viable delegation wishes appeal easier access funds enable affected countries procure cheaper affordable generic drugs urgently needed delegation calls radical health
ZWE 2003 969 969 insisted negotiated first urge north engage honest negotiations desist trying use wto forum hegemonic ends zimbabwe countries subregion continue grapple effects hiv aids scourge combat epidemic government declared hiv aids national emergency embarked national programme prevention highlight consists mass mobilization deepen awareness understanding disease result campaign infection rate sexually active age health
ZWE 2003 987 987 continue grapple effects hiv aids scourge combat epidemic government declared hiv aids national emergency embarked national programme prevention highlight consists mass mobilization deepen awareness understanding disease result campaign infection rate sexually active age group come per cent per cent national efforts aids levy date raised billion money distributed decentralized structure ensures health
ZWE 2003 990 990 hiv aids scourge combat epidemic government declared hiv aids national emergency embarked national programme prevention highlight consists mass mobilization deepen awareness understanding disease result campaign infection rate sexually active age group come per cent per cent national efforts aids levy date raised billion money distributed decentralized structure ensures accessibility right village health
AFG 2004 278 278 generous pledges received berlin will committed national reconstruction development programmes will create economic opportunities citizens will promote economic growth throughout region eradicating poverty meeting educational health needs citizens will continue remain among top priorities will continue focus building roads re-establish afghanistan land bridge transcontinental trade upon completion afghanistanís ring road every health
AFG 2004 423 423 strong partnership international community poverty remains another serious challenge even though made considerable progress past three years still one poorest countries still second-highest infant maternal mortality rates world one highest illiteracy rates afghans access safe drinking water per cent afghan population reliable access electricity achievements come without cost elections constitutional loya health
AGO 2004 271 271 caribbean recent summit hunger poverty promoted president brazil lula da silva world leaders highlighted dramatic situation billions human beings living mainly developing countries suffering hunger malnutrition diseases easily preventable reprehensible picture must therefore make eradication hunger poverty priority national policies organization’s agenda dramatic situation rapidly reversed greater commitment part governments developing health
AGO 2004 272 272 recent summit hunger poverty promoted president brazil lula da silva world leaders highlighted dramatic situation billions human beings living mainly developing countries suffering hunger malnutrition diseases easily preventable reprehensible picture must therefore make eradication hunger poverty priority national policies organization’s agenda dramatic situation rapidly reversed greater commitment part governments developing countries health
ALB 2004 1172 1172 change misinterpretation blocking parties conflict current developments realities international arena acute problems challenges facing ó preserving peace security facing threats dangers terrorism fight poverty fatal diseases effects globalization environmental degradation ó increasingly sharpened need revitalize organization albanian government fully supportive efforts secretary- general reform organization particular initiatives taken regarding reform security health
ARE 2004 127 127 rights outbreak terrorist attacks eruption violence conflicts events great extent limited peoples ability reap benefits achievements instead directing efforts towards solving problems related poverty spread epidemics improving sustainable economic environmental social development mechanisms strengthening international relations outlined millennium declaration world devote great part efforts exploring coordinated measures combating grave threats shaken health
ARE 2004 827 827 can established arabian gulf middle east regions reports secretary-general world economic social situation reveal almost billion people lack food drinking water job opportunities housing educational health social services united arab emirates good record providing development relief assistance many countries believe international community address challenges common responsibility requiring complete fulfilment commitments pledges health
ARE 2004 973 973 attain development participate international decision-making process enable economies avoid stagnation marginalization ensure implementation national programmes diversify national production develop human resources reduce levels unemployment poverty disease hope deliberations session will positive outcome will enhance perception common causes buttress joint efforts create prosperous world based rule law justice world tolerance well- progress health
ARG 2004 293 293 terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction massive human rights violations absence democratic political participation stability security also affected hunger extreme poverty social exclusion ignorance illiteracy spread disease epidemics irreversible damage environment result understanding peace development mutually reinforce must work multilateral framework promotes national international economic systems based principles justice equity democracy participation health
ARG 2004 294 294 proliferation weapons mass destruction massive human rights violations absence democratic political participation stability security also affected hunger extreme poverty social exclusion ignorance illiteracy spread disease epidemics irreversible damage environment result understanding peace development mutually reinforce must work multilateral framework promotes national international economic systems based principles justice equity democracy participation transparency health
ARG 2004 336 336 economic systems based principles justice equity democracy participation transparency responsibility social inclusion commitment peace strengthening democracy world requires decisive action makes possible combat hunger illiteracy disease phenomena weaken peopleís autonomy dignity make difficult exercise full rights citizens june third inter-american meeting ministers health environment preparing will work assessment compliance millennium development health
ARG 2004 353 353 requires decisive action makes possible combat hunger illiteracy disease phenomena weaken peopleís autonomy dignity make difficult exercise full rights citizens june third inter-american meeting ministers health environment preparing will work assessment compliance millennium development goals region will submit conclusions summit heads state americas will take place argentina november know problems linked health
ATG 2004 756 756 trauma economy wiped government completely immobilized means ineffective authority persons just died haiti wake hurricane jean figure expected double days dead buried mass graves prevent health epidemic homes crops destroyed floodwater lines buildings measuring feet high survivors haiti’s third largest city gonaives hungry thirsty increasingly desperate united nations peacekeepers aid agencies health
ATG 2004 757 757 economy wiped government completely immobilized means ineffective authority persons just died haiti wake hurricane jean figure expected double days dead buried mass graves prevent health epidemic homes crops destroyed floodwater lines buildings measuring feet high survivors haiti’s third largest city gonaives hungry thirsty increasingly desperate united nations peacekeepers aid agencies stretched health
AUT 2004 663 663 hiv virus human security transcends concept hard threats soft threats see threats prism human beings concerned becomes clear afflicted individual threats war hunger terrorism deadly disease deprive security austria honoured chair first review conference states parties anti-personnel mine-ban convention nairobi later year international community will chart course solution landmine problem coming health
AUT 2004 861 861 share concerns austrian government convinced essential responsibility united nations member states address root causes conflict global poverty inequality competition scarce resources environmental degradation spread infectious diseases hiv aids among ingredients fuel outbreak conflicts within countries among states austrian development policy placed particular focus poverty reduction maintenance peace protection environment pleased inform health
BDI 2004 851 851 great fight hiv aids entire families decimated millions children orphaned elderly persons abandoned alone defenceless family structure disintegrating horrible see common responsibility unite forces wipe pandemic knows borders threatens survival human race right fail economic area know unbearable situation peoples least developed countries trapped abject poverty regard delegation urges international community health
BDI 2004 930 930 community remain indecisive issue agricultural subsidies industrialized countries distort rules game free competition considerably reduce opportunities poor countries develop africa enormous natural resources yet poverty diseases suffering every kind ravage continents forming new partnership africa’s development africans committed promoting good political economic governance prerequisite sustainable development priorities already identified sector sector health
BFA 2004 243 243 humankind poverty poverty compromises fundamental human rights undermines dignity individuals families threatens political economic social stability states value globalization ignores essential concerns peoples economic progress nutrition health education employment especially alarming situation africa must recalled assembly feeble growth rate ongoing decline per capita production slow increase literacy education rates ravages hunger health
BFA 2004 244 244 poverty poverty compromises fundamental human rights undermines dignity individuals families threatens political economic social stability states value globalization ignores essential concerns peoples economic progress nutrition health education employment especially alarming situation africa must recalled assembly feeble growth rate ongoing decline per capita production slow increase literacy education rates ravages hunger affliction health
BFA 2004 335 335 stability sustained growth necessary insufficient reduce poverty therefore agreed inter alia make employment centrepiece economic social policies strengthen cooperation regional economic communities areas employment training health care ouagadougou conference also decided establish follow-up mechanism decisions made national regional continental levels africa needs effective assistance international community enhance quality economic choices order health
BGD 2004 330 330 require international support despite occasional setbacks bangladesh can point progress number important social economic fields poverty reduction central goal reduced population growth half curbed child mortality third achieved food self-sufficiency people improved sanitation standards home-grown methods reduced ozone-depleting substances vehicular pollution overall education remained major thrust government’s policy school enrolment rates health
BGR 2004 947 947 case medical workers six bulgarians one palestinian held behind bars tripoli benghazi almost six years regard call upon united nations redouble efforts fight hiv aids pandemic africa believe cause tragic developments concerning seven innocent people bulgaria regards issues concerning women children persons belonging vulnerable groups population including elderly disabled persons inseparable health
BHS 2004 554 554 bahamas supports reform efforts awaits report high-level panel appointed secretary-general united nations must never stop trying address issues face haiti moral imperative eliminate hunger poverty disease discrimination regard welcome work president lula da silva brazil president chirac france pope john paul world leaders seeking ensure moral imperatives referred placed forefront world’s health
BHS 2004 778 778 beyond must also make certain results deliberations feed constructively synergistically high-level event september ensure ground left uncovered hiv aids continues threaten undermine decades centuries progress health care developing healthy populations facilitate economic growth throughout world bahamas leader fight hiv aids caribbean region urge continued unrelenting fight disease rescue world’s developing nations health
BHS 2004 799 799 undermine decades centuries progress health care developing healthy populations facilitate economic growth throughout world bahamas leader fight hiv aids caribbean region urge continued unrelenting fight disease rescue world’s developing nations clutches scourge must take political will financial power world’s nations ensure scourge brought control eliminated context bahamas welcomes recent grant pan-caribbean health
BHS 2004 831 831 must take political will financial power world’s nations ensure scourge brought control eliminated context bahamas welcomes recent grant pan-caribbean partnership global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria grant will provide much-needed infusion resources prevention care treatment programmes bahamas also welcomes convening june high-level meeting review progress achieved realizing commitments set declaration commitment health
BLR 2004 569 569 belarus supports president lula da silva’s initiative fight hunger poverty world despite transitional period collapse economy country large area former soviet union first solve problem malnutrition now waging struggle poverty since almost halved number people living poverty belarus figure year per cent difficulties experienced stopped us providing economic assistance developing countries health
BRA 2004 209 209 lower years ago countries life expectancy decreased countries greater number children starving death africa colonialism resisted twilight twentieth century million people caught existence marked hunger disease neglect world become oblivious numbed routine distant suffering others lack basic sanitation killed children past decade military conflicts since end second world war love spring health
BRB 2004 704 704 virulent forms terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction non- conventional weapons spread transnational criminal networks many others around globe particularly developing world poverty spread hiv aids diseases natural disasters civil strife social economic environmental concerns remain highest priority utmost importance international community strive achieve unity purpose confronting diverse security threats challenges based health
BRN 2004 112 112 ago united nations achieved much especially ensuring international peace security creating stable prosperous world world war since inception positive impact many fields peacekeeping eradication various diseases socio-economic development highly commend efforts value sacrifices involved however achievements united nations undermined increasingly complex international developments annual report work organization secretary- general stated united health
BRN 2004 179 179 still preoccupied many unresolved issues among others palestinian conflict remains grave concern terrorism weapons mass destruction continue pose serious threats time poverty environmental degradation spread disease cause misery hardship millions issues demand effective response will ultimately define relevance organization therefore need ever strong effective united nations one able promote world peace health
BWA 2004 499 499 strong commitments expressed millennium summit almost half people sub-saharan africa continue survive dollar day reflects change statistics one hundred twenty-one million children still school under-5 mortality rate still high per live births resources provided fight hiv aids epidemic remain inadequate yet agree hiv aids one greatest challenges time combating scourge hiv health
BWA 2004 511 511 dollar day reflects change statistics one hundred twenty-one million children still school under-5 mortality rate still high per live births resources provided fight hiv aids epidemic remain inadequate yet agree hiv aids one greatest challenges time combating scourge hiv aids must therefore remain high priority action epidemic debilitating impact everything improve health
BWA 2004 532 532 provided fight hiv aids epidemic remain inadequate yet agree hiv aids one greatest challenges time combating scourge hiv aids must therefore remain high priority action epidemic debilitating impact everything improve human condition reported million people around world living virus well million sub-saharan africa alone epidemic killed million people sub- saharan africa health
BWA 2004 551 551 must therefore remain high priority action epidemic debilitating impact everything improve human condition reported million people around world living virus well million sub-saharan africa alone epidemic killed million people sub- saharan africa total million people died aids-related illnesses around world botswana various intervention programmes beginning bear fruit indebted friends internationally whose health
BWA 2004 563 563 condition reported million people around world living virus well million sub-saharan africa alone epidemic killed million people sub- saharan africa total million people died aids-related illnesses around world botswana various intervention programmes beginning bear fruit indebted friends internationally whose partnership support assistance indeed solidarity combined save lives give hope many people health
CAF 2004 150 150 parts pacific american continent left woeful train destruction path major issues world today international peace security combating poverty development defence promotion human rights protection environment health find lasting solution save common efforts international community united nations echo expressive words secretary-general report entitled strengthening united nations agenda change challenge ahead strengthen capacity health
CAF 2004 211 211 para context multilateralism main guarantee participation nations international affairs must safeguarded strengthened costs spread crisis flashpoints radicalization international terrorism organized crime growing poverty spread endemic diseases things convince us active international solidarity capable ensuring stability security world tenacity terrorism defying international community many different ways indeed disturbing scourge knows borders race health
CAN 2004 757 757 entire world guilty abuse armed groups communities governments take necessary measures united nations moral conscience us act fourth area responsibility build objectives millennium summit poverty disease global insecurity will come naught follow monterrey consensus according genuine development requires holistic approach issues debt market access social investment said seen haiti past years health
CAN 2004 844 844 product citizens trust countryís public institutions brief development depends governance lastly responsibility future say obligation leave better world children small challenge involves aspects common heritage health environment oceans space new pandemics demand urgent attention aids sars ebola virus sounding terrifying alarm scientists predicting even worse diseases world health organization must bolster health
CAN 2004 849 849 institutions brief development depends governance lastly responsibility future say obligation leave better world children small challenge involves aspects common heritage health environment oceans space new pandemics demand urgent attention aids sars ebola virus sounding terrifying alarm scientists predicting even worse diseases world health organization must bolster surveillance systems must better job health
CAN 2004 854 854 lastly responsibility future say obligation leave better world children small challenge involves aspects common heritage health environment oceans space new pandemics demand urgent attention aids sars ebola virus sounding terrifying alarm scientists predicting even worse diseases world health organization must bolster surveillance systems must better job coordinating actions united nations bodies health
CAN 2004 864 864 challenge involves aspects common heritage health environment oceans space new pandemics demand urgent attention aids sars ebola virus sounding terrifying alarm scientists predicting even worse diseases world health organization must bolster surveillance systems must better job coordinating actions united nations bodies beyond health issues lies whole question managing environment gravely threatened health
CAN 2004 866 866 aspects common heritage health environment oceans space new pandemics demand urgent attention aids sars ebola virus sounding terrifying alarm scientists predicting even worse diseases world health organization must bolster surveillance systems must better job coordinating actions united nations bodies beyond health issues lies whole question managing environment gravely threatened international cooperation health
CAN 2004 881 881 virus sounding terrifying alarm scientists predicting even worse diseases world health organization must bolster surveillance systems must better job coordinating actions united nations bodies beyond health issues lies whole question managing environment gravely threatened international cooperation technical assistance can bring lasting solutions problems access clean air water furthermore need oceans policy health
CAN 2004 1031 1031 go well beyond security council example need set measures facilitate integrated response diverse range security challenges us faces proliferation terrorism improving united nations coordination development health environment individual countries individual members regional organizations participants various international groups form around specific interests must act bridge differences divide us forge international consensus reform health
CHL 2004 776 776 round decisive issues stake able resolve bilateral negotiation must resolve issue anti- dumping situation subsidized agricultural textile products complex issues related intellectual property question deal pandemics using generic low-cost drugs issues multilateral nature must therefore deal multilaterally must strong countries understand going define just trade rules area common sense much help health
CMR 2004 446 446 threats solely military response modern world must focus causes violence injustices undermine international peace resolving regional conflicts africa middle east elsewhere combating poverty mobilizing great epidemics hiv aids particular redressing imbalance world trade goods services addressing foreign debt poor countries like new threats challenges require organization’s attention mention parallel run real health
CMR 2004 630 630 countries ensure readjustment globalization making equitable beneficial international economic relations must profoundly reformed view ensuring greater united nations involvement issues apply economy also apply subject health world viewed entirety rich means providing adequate health medicines exist make possible contain major pandemics research scientists pharmaceutical industry making great strides daily basis combating health
CMR 2004 638 638 economic relations must profoundly reformed view ensuring greater united nations involvement issues apply economy also apply subject health world viewed entirety rich means providing adequate health medicines exist make possible contain major pandemics research scientists pharmaceutical industry making great strides daily basis combating malaria tuberculosis meningitis cholera among diseases scourges however health
CMR 2004 645 645 greater united nations involvement issues apply economy also apply subject health world viewed entirety rich means providing adequate health medicines exist make possible contain major pandemics research scientists pharmaceutical industry making great strides daily basis combating malaria tuberculosis meningitis cholera among diseases scourges however kill millions africans every year reason poverty health
CMR 2004 656 656 world viewed entirety rich means providing adequate health medicines exist make possible contain major pandemics research scientists pharmaceutical industry making great strides daily basis combating malaria tuberculosis meningitis cholera among diseases scourges however kill millions africans every year reason poverty insufficient means obtain care medicines regard hiv aids far terrible since health
CMR 2004 661 661 providing adequate health medicines exist make possible contain major pandemics research scientists pharmaceutical industry making great strides daily basis combating malaria tuberculosis meningitis cholera among diseases scourges however kill millions africans every year reason poverty insufficient means obtain care medicines regard hiv aids far terrible since thus far incurable welcome fact health
CMR 2004 1086 1086 efficient democratic legitimate middle east peace process re-launch road map pacification reconstruction enhanced security institution-building iraq afghanistan settlement african disputes post-conflict reconstruction countries combating aids pandemics adjusting financial trade mechanisms help weakest exposed countries finally eliminating poverty mr president dear brother think full plate quite fortunately great qualities will allow involve health
COD 2004 130 130 aim combat scourge repeat spares one apart terrorism international community confronted resurgence disasters just murderous devastating require us strengthen collective efforts particular thinking hiv aids malaria tuberculosis endemic diseases list forgotten diseases obscure immense poverty natural disasters see throughout world moreover must forget areas tension civil wars armed conflicts increase misery health
COD 2004 133 133 repeat spares one apart terrorism international community confronted resurgence disasters just murderous devastating require us strengthen collective efforts particular thinking hiv aids malaria tuberculosis endemic diseases list forgotten diseases obscure immense poverty natural disasters see throughout world moreover must forget areas tension civil wars armed conflicts increase misery hopelessness humanity thus health
COD 2004 136 136 apart terrorism international community confronted resurgence disasters just murderous devastating require us strengthen collective efforts particular thinking hiv aids malaria tuberculosis endemic diseases list forgotten diseases obscure immense poverty natural disasters see throughout world moreover must forget areas tension civil wars armed conflicts increase misery hopelessness humanity thus sorely test international health
COL 2004 445 445 people join work force continuing studies cities countryside carrying silent revolution technical training will reach million young people year subsidy paid poor families improve children’s nutrition ensure school attendance now children new breakfast programme children five number will double together school cafeterias community mothers programme will reach million children various nutrition health
COL 2004 470 470 nutrition ensure school attendance now children new breakfast programme children five number will double together school cafeterias community mothers programme will reach million children various nutrition programmes december administration will office months million poor colombians will enrolled subsidized health programme addition million already protected carrying legal administrative reforms increase coverage improved health
COL 2004 483 483 double together school cafeterias community mothers programme will reach million children various nutrition programmes december administration will office months million poor colombians will enrolled subsidized health programme addition million already protected carrying legal administrative reforms increase coverage improved transparency effective efficient use resources colombia senior adults living extreme poverty past received health
COM 2004 219 219 poverty still minimum necessary decent daily life can peace security world long working together made required efforts save hundreds millions human lives threatened scourges aids pandemics moreover kind peace can world makes spread weapons proliferation hotbeds tension pattern existence means evolution problems us forum highest priority mission seeing proper conduct world health
COM 2004 294 294 fully role defined charter role one vanguard action mediation par excellence stimulus promotion remarkable accomplishments wrought every day progress science reason country says poverty aids pandemics terrorism yes implementation millennium development goals order combat scourges poverty major diseases terrorism need firm determined will work development millennium summit foremost leaders planet participated health
COM 2004 306 306 promotion remarkable accomplishments wrought every day progress science reason country says poverty aids pandemics terrorism yes implementation millennium development goals order combat scourges poverty major diseases terrorism need firm determined will work development millennium summit foremost leaders planet participated took full note reality millennium declaration set steps course follow order effectively health
CPV 2004 409 409 hiv aids mortgaging future many countries particularly africa urgent need advance guarantee effective international solidarity order root daily lives millions human beings spectre hunger poverty pandemic illnesses belief mankind resources potential will allow us realize marvellous dream african continent country country mr president part continue faced enormous varied challenges regarding critical health
CPV 2004 410 410 aids mortgaging future many countries particularly africa urgent need advance guarantee effective international solidarity order root daily lives millions human beings spectre hunger poverty pandemic illnesses belief mankind resources potential will allow us realize marvellous dream african continent country country mr president part continue faced enormous varied challenges regarding critical issue health
CRI 2004 907 907 generations will condemned pay odious debts created leaders irremediably sick greed must never forget corruption mother poverty deprives poorest peoples world resources necessary finance education health housing social security mr verbeke belgium vice-president took chair time give justice rightful place loopholes asylum protection given ransack peoples safe havens impunity must disappear health
CRI 2004 1218 1218 access products markets developed countries desire lasting peace secure world give humane dimension relations among various nations let us undertake together challenge overcome poverty hunger malnutrition injustice committed just yesterday meeting convened president brazil excellency mr luiz inácio lula da silva let us make task centre international agenda short term better health
CUB 2004 363 363 million children every children school age attend primary school according united nations children’s fund unicef current rate goal will achieved also proposed reduce two thirds mortality rate children age five reduction symbolic whereas children died per live births figure now every year million children continue die diseases can prevented cured parents health
CUB 2004 384 384 proposed reduce two thirds mortality rate children age five reduction symbolic whereas children died per live births figure now every year million children continue die diseases can prevented cured parents rightfully wonder meetings said pay attention africa’s special needs however little done african nations need foreign advice models rather financial resources health
CUB 2004 431 431 models rather financial resources access markets technologies assisting africa act charity act justice settling historic debt resulting centuries exploitation pillage committed halting starting reverse aids epidemic however claimed nearly million lives rate million people will died disease sixth creditor countries international financial agencies will seek just lasting solution foreign debt prefer health
CUB 2004 442 442 act justice settling historic debt resulting centuries exploitation pillage committed halting starting reverse aids epidemic however claimed nearly million lives rate million people will died disease sixth creditor countries international financial agencies will seek just lasting solution foreign debt prefer keep us debt words vulnerable therefore even though paid trillion debt health
CUB 2004 787 787 threatening language overbearing behaviour international arena must cease enough illusion problems world can solved nuclear weapons bombs may kill hungry sick ignorant bombs kill hunger disease ignorance can bombs kill righteous rebellion peoples health
DEU 2004 114 114 city terrorism respect humankind human dignity hand also so-called soft threats far-reaching environmental climatic changes poverty major shortfalls education training negative aspects globalization refugee flows diseases epidemics hiv aids malaria threat security stability take heavy toll two hard soft threats closely connected know causes war violence poverty need oppression multifaceted deep-rooted health
DEU 2004 115 115 terrorism respect humankind human dignity hand also so-called soft threats far-reaching environmental climatic changes poverty major shortfalls education training negative aspects globalization refugee flows diseases epidemics hiv aids malaria threat security stability take heavy toll two hard soft threats closely connected know causes war violence poverty need oppression multifaceted deep-rooted also health
DEU 2004 118 118 human dignity hand also so-called soft threats far-reaching environmental climatic changes poverty major shortfalls education training negative aspects globalization refugee flows diseases epidemics hiv aids malaria threat security stability take heavy toll two hard soft threats closely connected know causes war violence poverty need oppression multifaceted deep-rooted also know crises fruit health
DJI 2004 145 145 repression taking place many parts world tense situation developments iraq majority worldís people however immediate threats hunger poverty lack drinking water environmental degradation endemic infectious diseases including hiv aids malaria overall secretary-general notes departed considerably vision spirit millennium declaration embodied aspirations time world united common values primary goal providing better living health
DJI 2004 149 149 parts world tense situation developments iraq majority worldís people however immediate threats hunger poverty lack drinking water environmental degradation endemic infectious diseases including hiv aids malaria overall secretary-general notes departed considerably vision spirit millennium declaration embodied aspirations time world united common values primary goal providing better living conditions humanity environment peace health
DJI 2004 400 400 needs ills confronting mankind identified summit committed resolving various ways according specific timetable eight millennium development goals mdgs represent worldwide quest eliminate poverty hunger improving health care education environment sadly evaluation progress towards reaching goals target dates reveals making erratic progress recent study geneva found world scarcely making third effort necessary health
DJI 2004 1652 1652 venture will undoubtedly put djibouti map international trade shipping djibouti seeks improve private sector development reducing cost creating business improving labour force investments education training health social protection eliminating gender disparities government also working strengthen institutional capacity governance developing absorptive capacity better manage well effectively utilize donor support horn africa seen health
DJI 2004 1698 1698 donor support horn africa seen share conflict natural disasters together friends region resolutely engaged mitigating plight people reducing tensions conflict developing cooperation areas transport communications health environment regional international security issues particular fight terrorism primary concern countries horn africa together international partners can fight scourge holds true hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis health
DJI 2004 1722 1722 communications health environment regional international security issues particular fight terrorism primary concern countries horn africa together international partners can fight scourge holds true hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria region alternative strengthen cooperation areas ó economic development improving confidence-building measures djibouti friend enemy none will spare effort intensify search greater regional harmony health
DJI 2004 1724 1724 environment regional international security issues particular fight terrorism primary concern countries horn africa together international partners can fight scourge holds true hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis malaria region alternative strengthen cooperation areas ó economic development improving confidence-building measures djibouti friend enemy none will spare effort intensify search greater regional harmony cooperation promoting health
DMA 2004 518 518 attacks region renowned zone peace challenging commitment social economic development every cent spent addressing threat cent taken campaign sustain fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings pandemic hiv aids communicable diseases degradation common environment water security food security energy security health security important goals stand suffer additional resources found pursue conflicts various health
DMA 2004 522 522 peace challenging commitment social economic development every cent spent addressing threat cent taken campaign sustain fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings pandemic hiv aids communicable diseases degradation common environment water security food security energy security health security important goals stand suffer additional resources found pursue conflicts various parts world consuming scarce health
DMA 2004 532 532 threat cent taken campaign sustain fight trafficking narcotic drugs human beings pandemic hiv aids communicable diseases degradation common environment water security food security energy security health security important goals stand suffer additional resources found pursue conflicts various parts world consuming scarce resources critically needed development poverty alleviation african continent civil conflicts health
DNK 2004 629 629 fifth anniversary one conventions convention elimination forms discrimination women importance elimination discrimination women ensuring respect right women decide freely lives including matters relating marriage reproductive health hiv aids self-evident main message cairo programme action adopted years ago relevant today ever view eradicating torture denmark calls upon states sign ratify optional protocol health
DOM 2004 825 825 hiv aids adopted special session general assembly june dominican legislation includes law 55-93 hiv aids now process reformed represents one existing pieces legislation region regarding disease reiterate request cooperation international community financing countries seriously affected can resources deal consequences illness order provide comprehensive care necessary well antiretroviral medications combat illness based health
DOM 2004 839 839 aids now process reformed represents one existing pieces legislation region regarding disease reiterate request cooperation international community financing countries seriously affected can resources deal consequences illness order provide comprehensive care necessary well antiretroviral medications combat illness based right citizens life health recent years international forums country referred grave crisis confronting sister health
DOM 2004 849 849 regarding disease reiterate request cooperation international community financing countries seriously affected can resources deal consequences illness order provide comprehensive care necessary well antiretroviral medications combat illness based right citizens life health recent years international forums country referred grave crisis confronting sister republic haiti drawn attention fact dominican republic bear weight crisis health
DOM 2004 854 854 international community financing countries seriously affected can resources deal consequences illness order provide comprehensive care necessary well antiretroviral medications combat illness based right citizens life health recent years international forums country referred grave crisis confronting sister republic haiti drawn attention fact dominican republic bear weight crisis consequences shoulders alone one occasion health
ECU 2004 368 368 developed countries impose exportable products well subsidies worth millions grant products especially agricultural ones seriously limit normal competition among countries increase unemployment threaten future education health well-being peoples deteriorating conditions developing countries resulted increased flows migrants towards industrialized centres search employment longer available countries countries exodus met restrictive unfair policies based health
ECU 2004 757 757 initiatives actions created fight international terrorism forms characteristics always within framework decisions united nations international law absolute respect human rights must highlight fact hunger ill health poverty great economic disparities lack respect human rights corruption attempts resolve disputes conflicts non-peaceful means growing weight external debt seeds international instability insecurity undermine governance health
FJI 2004 256 256 fiji always committed maintenance peace security world free weapons mass destruction terrorism want end ozone-depleting pollution elimination hazards environment international community must continue fight poverty disease hiv aids become health crisis countries now security threat pacific immunity global epidemic welcome continued assistance global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria supplement regional campaign health
FJI 2004 260 260 peace security world free weapons mass destruction terrorism want end ozone-depleting pollution elimination hazards environment international community must continue fight poverty disease hiv aids become health crisis countries now security threat pacific immunity global epidemic welcome continued assistance global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria supplement regional campaign contain scourge united nations health
FJI 2004 269 269 end ozone-depleting pollution elimination hazards environment international community must continue fight poverty disease hiv aids become health crisis countries now security threat pacific immunity global epidemic welcome continued assistance global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria supplement regional campaign contain scourge united nations must continue resist external interference form undermines sovereign right health
FJI 2004 278 278 continue fight poverty disease hiv aids become health crisis countries now security threat pacific immunity global epidemic welcome continued assistance global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria supplement regional campaign contain scourge united nations must continue resist external interference form undermines sovereign right every member state determine destiny however internal crises disorder health
FJI 2004 862 862 community’s responsibility ensure developed developing countries big small countries alike globalization means fair equitable spread opportunities opportunities manifested new investments jobs decent work improvements education health social amenities us pacific small island nations another area increased concern take great pride culture customs traditions give us identity oneness indigenous communities pacific island health
FSM 2004 281 281 must work much harder global scale move towards eliminating conditions provide fertile ground sponsors terrorism genocide include conditions poverty hunger inadequate access clean water sanitation health care education conditions course familiar students united nations charter thanks small part work organization statisticians able identify significant even dramatic progress past years trends can health
GAB 2004 87 87 united nations four years ago unanimously adopted millennium declaration resolution renewed energy will undertaken achieve number goals year particular reduce poverty hunger combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis establish global partnership development achieving goals will clearly require strong political impetus part hail initiative convening united nations summit dedicated inter alia implementation millennium health
GBR 2004 384 384 effectiveness can respond quickly thoroughly todayís new threats let highlight three areas seem particularly important first approach must broader must tackle threats vulnerable including poverty disease environmental degradation secondly must build new consensus expanding scope collective action thirdly must deal threat terrorism menaces us everything stand let now take three points health
GEO 2004 287 287 days ago received much years back pay government recently told local governor one teacher paid since independence just received payment years years brave woman sacrificed health livelihood education younger generations surviving meagre income small plot land watched corrupt officials expense compatriots creating wealth constructing huge mansions filling swiss bank accounts finally health
GEO 2004 1165 1165 children will able find jobs earn stable incomes access new opportunities investments strengthened economy georgia’s inhabitants will know live state able care look ó sickness health qualities economically strong democratically vibrant georgia will guarantee citizens must everything possible realize vision want build united future georgia looks future clear understandable plan today health
GHA 2004 314 314 fellow men women children abject dehumanizing conditions extreme poverty africa adopted new partnership africa’s development nepad reaffirms belief africans primary responsibility solve problems poverty hunger disease illiteracy afflicting majority population stem africa’s marginalization global markets tandem striving foster political stability accountable transparent governance rule law believe right thing ghana volunteered first health
GHA 2004 750 750 meet millennium development goals fundamental question facing international community whether committed indispensable challenging ultimately rewarding global partnership alone can make dream come true hiv aids pandemic global emergency key threat achieving millennium development goals especially countries sub- saharan africa pandemic caused untold suffering death countries destroying entire communities reversing development gains health
GHA 2004 764 764 rewarding global partnership alone can make dream come true hiv aids pandemic global emergency key threat achieving millennium development goals especially countries sub- saharan africa pandemic caused untold suffering death countries destroying entire communities reversing development gains posing serious security threat unfortunately despite substantial measures taken government combating scourge ghanaís efforts health
GNB 2004 188 188 contrasts imbalances contradictions inequalities one hand witness increasingly marvellous scientific technological progress certain countries benefit greatly hand hundreds millions people continue live precarious lives suffer malnutrition endemic disease situation inhuman immoral dangerous sowing seeds provoke frustration despair fuel rancour hatred lead irrational behaviour actions endangering peace international security combating poverty epidemics health
GNB 2004 190 190 contradictions inequalities one hand witness increasingly marvellous scientific technological progress certain countries benefit greatly hand hundreds millions people continue live precarious lives suffer malnutrition endemic disease situation inhuman immoral dangerous sowing seeds provoke frustration despair fuel rancour hatred lead irrational behaviour actions endangering peace international security combating poverty epidemics hiv aids health
GNB 2004 213 213 malnutrition endemic disease situation inhuman immoral dangerous sowing seeds provoke frustration despair fuel rancour hatred lead irrational behaviour actions endangering peace international security combating poverty epidemics hiv aids throughout world mean kindness charity common sense requires together mobilize actions combat scourges gratified initiative certain heads state ó particular president lula da health
GNB 2004 357 357 measures mitigate negative consequences today clear everyone ensure peace throughout world need promote development poorest countries improve living conditions populations particular guaranteeing access drinking water health education especially girls need create social political environment stable likely release creative energy every individual promote participation citizens management affairs state country rights every person health
GNB 2004 795 795 home peace love reign can protect nothing done guarantee rights women give suitable education young women can prevent mother child brings world becoming victims endemic illness aids tuberculosis malaria time poor countries incapable providing basic health care tomorrowís world built today thanks awareness real challenges planetary village live advantages problems human health
GNB 2004 798 798 reign can protect nothing done guarantee rights women give suitable education young women can prevent mother child brings world becoming victims endemic illness aids tuberculosis malaria time poor countries incapable providing basic health care tomorrowís world built today thanks awareness real challenges planetary village live advantages problems human condition must common health
GNB 2004 805 805 women give suitable education young women can prevent mother child brings world becoming victims endemic illness aids tuberculosis malaria time poor countries incapable providing basic health care tomorrowís world built today thanks awareness real challenges planetary village live advantages problems human condition must common denominator around people good will come together health
GNB 2004 882 882 based consensus peoples represent expect us take concrete actions hope will able overcome differences pool efforts respond urgent needs many praiseworthy initiatives eradicate hunger poverty malnutrition illiteracy undertaken must involve non-governmental organizations elements civil society words must appeal people goodwill nations world share planet earth live responsibility protect can provide children health
GRC 2004 144 144 besides scourge terrorism however many challenges grave problems afflict humanity proliferation weapons mass destruction human trafficking organized crime failing states environmental catastrophes social economic crises pandemic diseases large-scale humanitarian disasters hunger poverty constitute core problems face solidarity regardless geography culture religion last year secretary-general announced creation high-level panel eminent persons assess health
GRC 2004 145 145 scourge terrorism however many challenges grave problems afflict humanity proliferation weapons mass destruction human trafficking organized crime failing states environmental catastrophes social economic crises pandemic diseases large-scale humanitarian disasters hunger poverty constitute core problems face solidarity regardless geography culture religion last year secretary-general announced creation high-level panel eminent persons assess new health
GRD 2004 245 245 come macedonia help us plead united nations agencies united nations development programme unicef unesco world bank international monetary fund food agriculture organization united nations world health organization individual countries individual permanent representatives non-governmental organizations friends help grenada help connection delegation recalls words seventeenth-century english clergyman poet john donne man island entire health
GTM 2004 209 209 consistent functions required perform time peace includes international level greater participation guatemalan army united nations peace operations example haiti terms public spending according priority education health security citizenship infrastructure fighting petty crime gang-related crime organized crime focusing particular combating drug trafficking terrorism smuggling money laundering trafficking persons illegal arms trade represent health
GTM 2004 293 293 elaborating implementing fiscal pact sustained efforts made meet taxation goals set peace agreements within framework government’s objectives economic growth matter priority established national front hunger malnutrition working civil society elaborated policy food nutritional security consolidated responsible approach macroeconomic management necessary promote competitiveness productive investment ensure well-being guatemalans context launched programme economic health
GUY 2004 145 145 africa europe destroyed thousands innocent lives wreaked havoc states involved time despite many promises globalization development continues elude majority countries especially poorest vulnerable hiv aids pandemic abated continuously robbing us precious human financial resources altogether international scenario facing us distressing offering scant hope early improvement like others therefore delegation help state health
HND 2004 470 470 us process propose process arms reduction supported fresh resources combat poverty propose exchange weapons war exchange funding poverty alleviation please support us poverty even hunger malnutrition fearsome enemies democratic systems democracy based empty stomachs empty democracy research carried including studies united nations tell us today never formal democracy prevails throughout continent health
HRV 2004 339 339 respond expectations dire need assistance protect imbalances injustice shy away seeking available solutions fundamental global challenges face today including extreme poverty drug smuggling spread deadly diseases global climate_change globalization needs mastered opportunities offers need assessed excesses rectified finding appropriate answers fundamental questions requires multilateral cooperation viable effective united nations core wish health
HRV 2004 425 425 confidence building prosecuting war crimes economic reconstruction reintegration war- torn areas rest country stand ready contribute knowledge share need confronting alarming challenges security poverty terrorism pandemics environmental issues collective action likely yield best results since even powerful among us can bear burden alone moment croatian peacekeepers participating seven united nations peacekeeping health
IND 2004 520 520 ambitious global development goals matter concern already fallen behind implementation globalization generated new challenges also given us new technologies deal massive challenges world faces ominous pandemics hiv aids today also possesses remedies skills can rid world scourge face problems environmental degradation many parts planet also available safe environment- friendly technologies many health
IND 2004 550 550 possesses remedies skills can rid world scourge face problems environmental degradation many parts planet also available safe environment- friendly technologies many countries beset problems hunger malnutrition possess modern techniques food production processing make hunger-free world credible realistic dream although excessive dependence hydrocarbons raises concerns long-term availability energy security supplies technology made health
IRQ 2004 1145 1145 even harder combat eradicate horrendous scourge terrorism struggle calls new ideas firmer resolve implement existing agreements important affirm commitment government people iraq succeed battle terrorism disease spreading throughout world employing misleading slogans terrorists killed numerous people name islam new york turkey kingdom saudi arabia bali madrid baghdad elsewhere criminals commit evil health
ISR 2004 296 296 assembly refocus aspirations priorities call assembly end obsession israel ensure united nations resources allocated equally effectively united nations must provide solutions global challenges hunger poverty disease weapons proliferation drug trafficking sustainable development must let palestinian desire vilify israel distract global community obligation address needs peoples call assembly address head-on active involvement health
ITA 2004 66 66 still way many regions international community implementing united nations resolutions areas world seen economic social progress yet ignore fact entire regions especially africa crippled poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy italy takes leading role combating ills multilateral forums bilateral means peoples demand security must join forces strengthen international cooperation confront common threat terrorist health
ITA 2004 67 67 way many regions international community implementing united nations resolutions areas world seen economic social progress yet ignore fact entire regions especially africa crippled poverty malnutrition disease illiteracy italy takes leading role combating ills multilateral forums bilateral means peoples demand security must join forces strengthen international cooperation confront common threat terrorist organizations health
JAM 2004 338 338 states accede protocol accepted benefits globalization fully realized especially area international trade seek harness potential benefit developed developing countries alike interdependence makes imperative global economic health requires better management economic arrangements levels ensure equitable distribution global prosperity situation small developing economies makes compelling case objective standpoint need special differential treatment relation health
KAZ 2004 64 64 topical issues modern world today whole system international relations vicious attack witnessing growing reach brutality international terrorism organized crime alarming degradation environment spread poverty misery disease every year keep repeating challenges threats humanity become global international community make joint efforts address challenges effectively determination words still resonating air problems continue place health
KAZ 2004 1290 1290 fundamental principles international law promote final determination legal status caspian sea kazakhstan gravely concerned fate another sea aral sea continued degradation environment region seriously affects health livelihood population situation aral sea region acquired global dimensions salt seabed long present air europe asia even north pole yet international community unfortunately fully aware health
KEN 2004 830 830 review implementation outcomes major united nations conferences summits economic social related fields including millennium declaration attainment millennium development goals will depend effectively deal hiv aids pandemic related communicable diseases among problems sub-saharan africa resulted reversal economic social gains made years governments need develop strategic plans identify key priority response areas prevention health
KEN 2004 833 833 major united nations conferences summits economic social related fields including millennium declaration attainment millennium development goals will depend effectively deal hiv aids pandemic related communicable diseases among problems sub-saharan africa resulted reversal economic social gains made years governments need develop strategic plans identify key priority response areas prevention advocacy treatment care health
KEN 2004 877 877 priority response areas prevention advocacy treatment care support also important mitigation socio-economic impact research grateful development partners united nations global fund support provision resources fighting diseases look forward continued assistance regional level tremendous progress made towards regional economic integration east african community customs union protocol signed march kenya uganda tanzania intended health
KHM 2004 446 446 reduction remain top priority addressed collectively international community can close gap haves have-nots light challenges pose greater threats world today ever terrorism violence conflict poverty epidemics infectious diseases environmental degradation many others firmly believe need stronger efficient united nations address challenges effective way possible regard organization must truly representative fully democratic health
KHM 2004 448 448 top priority addressed collectively international community can close gap haves have-nots light challenges pose greater threats world today ever terrorism violence conflict poverty epidemics infectious diseases environmental degradation many others firmly believe need stronger efficient united nations address challenges effective way possible regard organization must truly representative fully democratic strongly committed health
KIR 2004 102 102 individual nations global community ongoing conflicts iraq parts world scourge terrorism existence nuclear arsenals accelerated environmental degradation threat global_warming sea-level rise hunger poverty hiv aids pandemic non- communicable diseases marginalization least developed countries within global economy underdevelopment continue pose major challenges organization must address today challenges cast dark shadow commitments made health
KIR 2004 105 105 community ongoing conflicts iraq parts world scourge terrorism existence nuclear arsenals accelerated environmental degradation threat global_warming sea-level rise hunger poverty hiv aids pandemic non- communicable diseases marginalization least developed countries within global economy underdevelopment continue pose major challenges organization must address today challenges cast dark shadow commitments made world leaders millennium health
KIR 2004 885 885 partners process can assured important outcomes will go long way making real difference quality life peoples share concerns international community spread hiv aids devastating impact health crisis development concern welcome recent developments search affordable drugs hiv aids victims developing countries encourage greater collaboration hiv aids research mobilization resources prevention activities better health
KNA 2004 222 222 disasters downturns global economy nonetheless due care attention prudent fiscal monetary management investing socio- economic development country continue place people first government invested greatly national health system supported construction modern hospital professional development health care workers believe will improve quality access health care nationals visitors alike continued efforts build healthy nation health
KNA 2004 230 230 prudent fiscal monetary management investing socio- economic development country continue place people first government invested greatly national health system supported construction modern hospital professional development health care workers believe will improve quality access health care nationals visitors alike continued efforts build healthy nation consistent resolve reduce child mortality improve maternal health health
KNA 2004 238 238 country continue place people first government invested greatly national health system supported construction modern hospital professional development health care workers believe will improve quality access health care nationals visitors alike continued efforts build healthy nation consistent resolve reduce child mortality improve maternal health capital project investments improved existing distribution networks satisfy health
KNA 2004 252 252 hospital professional development health care workers believe will improve quality access health care nationals visitors alike continued efforts build healthy nation consistent resolve reduce child mortality improve maternal health capital project investments improved existing distribution networks satisfy demand better extend service coverage potable water throughout islands saint kitts nevis road improvement health
KNA 2004 255 255 health care workers believe will improve quality access health care nationals visitors alike continued efforts build healthy nation consistent resolve reduce child mortality improve maternal health capital project investments improved existing distribution networks satisfy demand better extend service coverage potable water throughout islands saint kitts nevis road improvement maintenance programmes resurfaced health
KNA 2004 498 498 disasters pragmatic productive partnerships effective vehicle available international community tackle multitude problems face speak important issues democracy globalization terrorism poverty eradication human development spread infectious disease completely disconnected goal human development scale best achieved recognizing interconnectedness lives economies policies imposes obligation develop common strategies partnerships policy approaches accept address intrinsic linkages health
KNA 2004 539 539 develop common strategies partnerships policy approaches accept address intrinsic linkages among problems facing nation states submit pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids first regional mechanism created deal pandemic multinational way regional cooperation led reductions cost antiretroviral drugs per person per year per patient per year also successful negotiating reduced prices important pharmaceutical drugs health
KNA 2004 593 593 partnership cooperation believe networks effective means problem solving praise efforts global fund united nations work mobilizing additional resources treat people living hiv aids fight spread disease idea fighting hiv aids faith simplifies human condition suggests misunderstanding nature scope disease government insists pragmatic policy approach fighting spread hiv aids fundamental good governance health
KNA 2004 606 606 nations work mobilizing additional resources treat people living hiv aids fight spread disease idea fighting hiv aids faith simplifies human condition suggests misunderstanding nature scope disease government insists pragmatic policy approach fighting spread hiv aids fundamental good governance holding free fair elections good governance means governments listening caring citizens good governance health
KOR 2004 243 243 implementation security council resolutions process dispatching troops multinational forces iraq aim assist iraqi people’s efforts aimed rehabilitation reconstruction also pledged contribute million end focusing areas health education capacity-building job creation provision electricity terrorism lends renewed urgency common endeavour halt proliferation weapons mass destruction means delivery particular year’s revelations nuclear black-market network health
KOR 2004 950 950 international community humanitarian crisis unfolding darfur sudan security council resolution implemented bring back peace stability troubled area inhabitants furthermore often complexities major crises fuelled public health emergency created hiv aids pandemic order overcome scourge hiv aids vital strengthen global assistance mechanisms regard initiative world health organization aimed providing antiretroviral treatment million health
KOR 2004 955 955 darfur sudan security council resolution implemented bring back peace stability troubled area inhabitants furthermore often complexities major crises fuelled public health emergency created hiv aids pandemic order overcome scourge hiv aids vital strengthen global assistance mechanisms regard initiative world health organization aimed providing antiretroviral treatment million infected people year timely proactive health
KOR 2004 969 969 often complexities major crises fuelled public health emergency created hiv aids pandemic order overcome scourge hiv aids vital strengthen global assistance mechanisms regard initiative world health organization aimed providing antiretroviral treatment million infected people year timely proactive initiative almost six decades united nations played crucial role merging diverse interests member states health
KWT 2004 70 70 since world organization remains ideal mechanism address urgent problems world way combating poverty hunger ensuring non-proliferation weapons mass destruction achieving disarmament resolving armed conflicts combating diseases take lives millions aids malaria united nations organized numerous international conferences summits last years millennium summit world summit sustainable development johannesburg international conference financing development health
KWT 2004 75 75 mechanism address urgent problems world way combating poverty hunger ensuring non-proliferation weapons mass destruction achieving disarmament resolving armed conflicts combating diseases take lives millions aids malaria united nations organized numerous international conferences summits last years millennium summit world summit sustainable development johannesburg international conference financing development monterrey address multilateral problems international health
KWT 2004 674 674 peoples despite benefits policies liberalization international trade lowering tariff barriers many countries especially least developed among suffering marginalization many aggravated social problems poverty hunger spread diseases resulting deterioration economies reason call upon international financial institutions world trade organization particular give special attention developing countries consider providing financial support improve economic social health
LAO 2004 716 716 success enter twenty-first century world today still confronted numerous complex problems including wars armed conflicts terrorism global crime human trafficking global_warming environmental degradation hiv aids diseases marginalization developing countries particular three vulnerable groups among least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states international community cooperate work collectively united nations health
LBR 2004 355 355 head people united nations live peace enjoy inalienable rights peace freedom enjoy rights rule law require just curative measures preventive actions address problems poverty ignorance disease world’s poorer peoples countries national transitional government’s recovery agenda focus improvement well- people creation employment opportunities put returnees ex-combatants work recent history teaches us ex- health
LCA 2004 146 146 united nations charter instead world peace security economic social progress human rights fundamental freedoms international law fully respected today world buffeted poverty hunger spread endemic disease including hiv aids conflicts war terrorism grave problems despite combined effort united nations system enormous potential organization live ideals principles purposes charter united nations passing health
LKA 2004 785 785 thus providing equal opportunities subject social progress must commend united nations continued commitment perseverance promoting protecting children’s rights apart guaranteeing rights every child education good health services sri lanka believes children must protected abuse types sexual alcohol drugs tobacco adopted measures combat evils children countries suffer ignominious practice used child soldiers health
LSO 2004 644 644 ago gathered hall hope anticipation better life humankind twenty-first century adopted millennium declaration millennium development goals set time-bound measurable goals combating inter alia poverty hunger disease spread hiv aids illiteracy environmental degradation discrimination women needless say today committed achievement goals however anticipate approach comprehensive review hiv aids pandemic become greatest threat health
LSO 2004 666 666 alia poverty hunger disease spread hiv aids illiteracy environmental degradation discrimination women needless say today committed achievement goals however anticipate approach comprehensive review hiv aids pandemic become greatest threat life particularly sub-saharan africa undoubtedly hiv aids pandemic threatens render futile irrelevant efforts betterment humankind including attainment millennium development goals early year health
LSO 2004 677 677 women needless say today committed achievement goals however anticipate approach comprehensive review hiv aids pandemic become greatest threat life particularly sub-saharan africa undoubtedly hiv aids pandemic threatens render futile irrelevant efforts betterment humankind including attainment millennium development goals early year lesotho declared hiv aids national disaster various measures taken national level health
LSO 2004 705 705 futile irrelevant efforts betterment humankind including attainment millennium development goals early year lesotho declared hiv aids national disaster various measures taken national level control manage pandemic alone fight fortunately spirit wish recognize appreciate dedication mr stephen lewis special envoy secretary-general hiv aids africa mr james morris special envoy humanitarian needs southern health
LSO 2004 763 763 robust programme antiretroviral treatment mr morrisís initiatives ensured food supply vulnerable orphaned children interventions nature give credence lofty declarations adopted various international summits hiv aids pandemic complement strengthen initiatives limited resources delegation reiterates call increased support new partnership africaís development nepad framework achieving millennium development goals africa yet another mechanism will health
LSO 2004 795 795 reiterates call increased support new partnership africaís development nepad framework achieving millennium development goals africa yet another mechanism will enable african countries fight hiv aids pandemic eradicate poverty reduce high unemployment rate context millennium challenge account indeed worthy commendable initiative government united states america launch least developed countries road sound sustainable health
LTU 2004 123 123 beslan terrorism justified can excuses leniency confronting fight terrorism must remain one priority tasks individual member states united nations even speak humanitarian crises poverty famine disease continue plague large parts world across globe almost billion people survive less dollar day sub-saharan africa alone around million people live abject poverty iraq hope health
LTU 2004 324 324 human dignity forms manifestations intolerance anti-semitism racism islamophobia international community vulnerable dangers posed proliferation weapons mass destruction international organized crime environmental degradation spread highly dangerous diseases hiv aids common efforts threats must universal consistent systematic unwavering less universal consistent must efforts reduce poverty hunger diminish disparities within nations improve living conditions health
LUX 2004 747 747 also major objectives policy cooperation luxembourg policy implementing together partners spirit partnership participation actions ensure cooperation particular emphasis must placed continuation international efforts targeting reproductive health particular combating horrendous scourge hiv aids addition increase oda global scale sources financing can used initiative presidents lula chirac charted way number interesting ideas respect health
MAR 2004 127 127 material loss detriment development human values ideals decline fanaticism extremism terrorism rise gap rich north poor south widening africa suffers scourges poverty hunger desertification deadly epidemics addition problems illegal immigration refugees forced displacement countries south effectively cope scourges without successful regional international coordination well effective support local development efforts problems pernicious health
MCO 2004 169 169 contribute essential objectives maintenance peace providing equitable representation diverse regions compose international community fifteenth international aids conference held thailand last july highlighted devastation caused terrible pandemic well disastrous social consequences however conference also demonstrated international organizations governments civil society agree work together can fight scourge effectively struggle role women crucial country health
MCO 2004 247 247 children participate marking world day children orphaned aids show solidarity vulnerable children whose number reach million year year country contributing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria created following twenty-sixth special session general assembly first devoted disease providing regular support activities joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids since creation pleased announce health
MCO 2004 257 257 vulnerable children whose number reach million year year country contributing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria created following twenty-sixth special session general assembly first devoted disease providing regular support activities joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids since creation pleased announce principality decided strengthen financial cooperation programme hope creation within unaids health
MDG 2004 646 646 flourishing continent let us seek common vision find new approaches develop africa africa ready new future africans ready resolve armed conflicts ready win war poverty diseases ready enhanced democracy good governance ready work cooperate closely peace stability security ready open market system ready strengthen abilities ready competition ready new leadership ready health
MDV 2004 108 108 law collective responsibility nations communities global challenges face today numerous goals set programmes launched eradicating poverty achieving universal primary education promoting gender equality reducing child mortality fighting hiv aids protecting environment hundreds innocent lives lost every day result conflict civil war terrorism defeated contrary re-emerging uglier manifestations unexpected places killing innocent health
MEX 2004 118 118 even conflict curious happening time life world threats challenges clearly shared nations tasks unite us focus fight abject poverty international terrorism organized crime syndicates major epidemics proliferation arsenals weapons mass destruction deterioration environment order put end ills concerted action commitment required states reason obvious complex threats face specific national origin affect health
MHL 2004 256 256 world marshall islands faces challenges shared many small island states environment extremely vulnerable effects climate_change natural disasters small population faces challenge managing high levels major diseases diabetes risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases limited resource base remoteness restrict ability integrate global economy challenges mind marshall islands particularly concerned following health
MHL 2004 265 265 states environment extremely vulnerable effects climate_change natural disasters small population faces challenge managing high levels major diseases diabetes risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases limited resource base remoteness restrict ability integrate global economy challenges mind marshall islands particularly concerned following issues first regarding sustainable development marshall islands developed national health
MHL 2004 428 428 commemorated fiftieth anniversary bravo test bikini atoll bravo blast times powerful hiroshima fallout spread radioactive debris across neighbouring islands today many people continue suffer long-term health effects others remain displaced homes ongoing contamination urge united states government fully address issue adequate compensation populations affected nuclear testing programme fulfil responsibilities regarding safe health
MLI 2004 617 617 remaining implementation millennium development goals defeating poverty major objective government republic mali part endeavour adoption implementation strategic framework made possible achieve important results areas education health rural development basic infrastructure take opportunity express mali’s support initiative launched presidents jacques chirac luiz inácio lula da silva led new york declaration action hunger health
MLI 2004 783 783 european union’s commitment facilitate integration least developed countries within multilateral trading system including adoption april action plan agriculture includes proposal africa- europe partnership cotton aids pandemic progressing alarming rate addition health repercussions today become problem economic social development especially africa must implement urgently full commitments undertook can mobilize necessary energy resources health
MLI 2004 788 788 least developed countries within multilateral trading system including adoption april action plan agriculture includes proposal africa- europe partnership cotton aids pandemic progressing alarming rate addition health repercussions today become problem economic social development especially africa must implement urgently full commitments undertook can mobilize necessary energy resources effectively fight scourge mali set health
MLT 2004 454 454 find peaceful viable solutions silently across globe plenty advanced technology fact remains spite collective efforts millions individuals many children continue suffer die conditions absolute poverty malnutrition disease next months two events will provide special opportunity united nations membership focus key issues challenge vitality effectiveness organization high-level panel threats challenges change appointed health
MLT 2004 455 455 peaceful viable solutions silently across globe plenty advanced technology fact remains spite collective efforts millions individuals many children continue suffer die conditions absolute poverty malnutrition disease next months two events will provide special opportunity united nations membership focus key issues challenge vitality effectiveness organization high-level panel threats challenges change appointed secretary-general health
MMR 2004 782 782 national races order strengthen ties promote economic social development national races inhabiting border areas government expended billion kyats million infrastructure development includes communication networks education health facilities thus promoting quality life citizens notwithstanding unilateral sanctions western countries myanmar able develop economy promote well-being people achieved relying mainly resources assistance cooperation neighbours health
MMR 2004 811 811 quality life citizens notwithstanding unilateral sanctions western countries myanmar able develop economy promote well-being people achieved relying mainly resources assistance cooperation neighbours noteworthy advances made health education sectors country now hospitals hospitals added last years past year alone new hospitals commissioned period number colleges universities country increased enrolment risen dramatically institutions health
MNG 2004 43 43 accomplish mission outgoing year challenging time international community grappled host formidable challenges including terrorist attacks threat proliferation weapons mass destruction violent internal conflicts surge infectious diseases natural disasters addition persisting poverty hunger humanitarian emergencies moreover war iraq aftermath lasting impact fabric international affairs middle east world bitter divisions engendered ensure collective health
MNG 2004 946 946 international conventions terrorism nuclear terrorism currently progress matter pressing fight terror overshadow issues impact daily lives millions people extreme poverty hunger environmental degradation hiv aids health education growing development disparity rich poor countries increasing poverty unemployment developing world particularly least developed countries burden debt trade inequalities growing concern us feel development health
MOZ 2004 83 83 presided one productive sessions general assembly wish commend secretary-general continued devotion fundamental ideals organization stressing importance multilateralism view addressing global challenges us eradicate poverty hunger pandemic diseases illiteracy bring development peace stability speak assembly time mozambique preparing conduct third multi- party general elections held december privilege leading country many challenges moving health
MOZ 2004 84 84 one productive sessions general assembly wish commend secretary-general continued devotion fundamental ideals organization stressing importance multilateralism view addressing global challenges us eradicate poverty hunger pandemic diseases illiteracy bring development peace stability speak assembly time mozambique preparing conduct third multi- party general elections held december privilege leading country many challenges moving war health
MOZ 2004 445 445 imposed sanctions neighbouring territory costly measure achieved aim ending illegal regime territory feel proud taken action period mozambique enjoyed important support united nations particularly areas health education rural development advocacy emergency assistance victims war natural disasters following many years destabilizing war government mozambique national resistance renamo former guerrilla group signed general health
MOZ 2004 640 640 critical role played development partners assisting country embarked steady progress continued assistance will critical ensuring sustainability irreversibility political economic social gains made far hiv aids pandemic mozambique growing threat sustainable development together malaria tuberculosis cholera jeopardizing decades economic social development without aggressive response year per cent agricultural labour force mozambique will health
MOZ 2004 647 647 embarked steady progress continued assistance will critical ensuring sustainability irreversibility political economic social gains made far hiv aids pandemic mozambique growing threat sustainable development together malaria tuberculosis cholera jeopardizing decades economic social development without aggressive response year per cent agricultural labour force mozambique will lost hiv aids estimated life expectancy will health
MOZ 2004 860 860 worldwide required reducing poverty half sub-saharan africa records disappointing level economic growth flow financial resources needed regions decreasing market access remains challenge developing developed countries pandemic diseases particular hiv aids aggressively eroding productive capacity developing countries therefore need concerted global action effectively address challenges meeting world leaders action hunger poverty held health
MOZ 2004 861 861 required reducing poverty half sub-saharan africa records disappointing level economic growth flow financial resources needed regions decreasing market access remains challenge developing developed countries pandemic diseases particular hiv aids aggressively eroding productive capacity developing countries therefore need concerted global action effectively address challenges meeting world leaders action hunger poverty held united health
MOZ 2004 1008 1008 world precious moments learning individual collective enrichment express profound gratitude united nations family support given country plead continuation solidarity mozambique aim eradicating poverty hunger endemic diseases leave sense fulfilled duty given humble contribution cause liberation peace development mozambique africa world whole goal complete decolonization yet fulfilled fate non-self-governing territories yet determined health
MRT 2004 743 743 labour trafficking persons introduction broad reforms enable us make progress modernizing public administration improve performance liberalizing private enterprise promoting investment providing basic services citizens education health potable water charter united nations reflects common aspiration world’s peoples attain fundamental development objectives ensure international peace security clearly sweeping changes now taking place international health
MWI 2004 719 719 peer review mechanism also demonstration confidence nepad programme tool enhance africaís effective participation global prosperity let now turn global challenge threatens development efforts hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic continues pound incessantly upon african economies destroying capacity many countries achieve sustainable economic development affects productive segment labour force losing qualified experienced health
MWI 2004 722 722 also demonstration confidence nepad programme tool enhance africaís effective participation global prosperity let now turn global challenge threatens development efforts hiv aids pandemic hiv aids pandemic continues pound incessantly upon african economies destroying capacity many countries achieve sustainable economic development affects productive segment labour force losing qualified experienced personnel much faster health
MWI 2004 754 754 destroying capacity many countries achieve sustainable economic development affects productive segment labour force losing qualified experienced personnel much faster can train new ones hiv aids pandemic human tragedy unimaginable proportions experience dealing disaster country taught us hiv aids medical crisis economic crisis social crisis political crisis medical crisis cure yet found health
MWI 2004 834 834 places hiv aids also created large number orphans need cared hiv aids political crisis threatens democratic institutions killing politicians others voice people therefore order deal pandemic learned imperative adopting holistic approach reason appeal united nations collectively raise new awareness new assumptions new solutions end united nations redesign policy providing support care health
MYS 2004 1211 1211 united nations take lead role stabilizing situation iraq need address seriously resolutely scourge international terrorism elimination global poverty proliferation transnational crimes destruction environment spread aids epidemic well economic social advancement humankind global economic order especially sphere international finance must made fair equitable way forward best hope lie universal commitment now multilateralism health
NAM 2004 157 157 security sustainable development gathered united nations headquarters reaffirm precious ideals principles purposes organization transform action towards ending armed conflict saving children investing resources eradicate hunger disease poverty world illustrious hardworking secretary- general dear brother kofi annan left stone unturned tireless efforts exert authority conflict situations insistence centrality legitimate responsibility organization side health
NAM 2004 213 213 annual report work organization secretary- general reminds member states terrible state world offers real alternatives world peace security social development financing mitigation effects hiv aids pandemic infectious diseases commend secretary-general worthy interventions effective leadership 1999-2000 period namibia rare honour privilege serving organization two capacities country served non- permanent member security council health
NAM 2004 215 215 work organization secretary- general reminds member states terrible state world offers real alternatives world peace security social development financing mitigation effects hiv aids pandemic infectious diseases commend secretary-general worthy interventions effective leadership 1999-2000 period namibia rare honour privilege serving organization two capacities country served non- permanent member security council simultaneously president health
NAM 2004 309 309 bound historic unique undertaking member states collectively pledged among things eradicate extreme poverty hunger achieve universal primary education promote gender equality empower women reduce child mortality improve maternal health combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases ensure environmental sustainability develop global partnership sustainable development endorsing development goals targets governments made serious irrevocable health
NAM 2004 312 312 undertaking member states collectively pledged among things eradicate extreme poverty hunger achieve universal primary education promote gender equality empower women reduce child mortality improve maternal health combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases ensure environmental sustainability develop global partnership sustainable development endorsing development goals targets governments made serious irrevocable commitment reliable public health
NAM 2004 316 316 pledged among things eradicate extreme poverty hunger achieve universal primary education promote gender equality empower women reduce child mortality improve maternal health combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases ensure environmental sustainability develop global partnership sustainable development endorsing development goals targets governments made serious irrevocable commitment reliable public policy interventions care millions health
NAM 2004 318 318 things eradicate extreme poverty hunger achieve universal primary education promote gender equality empower women reduce child mortality improve maternal health combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases ensure environmental sustainability develop global partnership sustainable development endorsing development goals targets governments made serious irrevocable commitment reliable public policy interventions care millions children world health
NAM 2004 1530 1530 pursuits government implementing vision successive national development plans stages view enhancing economic growth improving living conditions people including transforming villages viable socio-economic participants poverty education health care unemployment hiv aids skills development empowerment women protection children assistance people disabilities among urgent national priorities covered people-centred government interventions carry partnership business labour health
NAM 2004 1609 1609 rewards development partnerships conclude statement confidence united nations humanity will triumph challenges confront us today future generations will live peace free scourges war poverty hunger disease believe strongly common goals objectives achievable people united striving achieve common good members society will always emerge victorious long live united nations health
NER 2004 393 393 made possible thanks personal intervention president tandja mamadou quickly overcome resistance remaining still opposed expanded polio vaccination programme must sincerely thank international community particularly world health organization unicef centres disease control united states rotary international effectively assisted us efforts fight external level public private bilateral partners left niger since returned niger’s health
NER 2004 397 397 intervention president tandja mamadou quickly overcome resistance remaining still opposed expanded polio vaccination programme must sincerely thank international community particularly world health organization unicef centres disease control united states rotary international effectively assisted us efforts fight external level public private bilateral partners left niger since returned niger’s presidency west african economic health
NER 2004 672 672 made fight poverty world priority major challenge humanity can hundreds millions people continue languish abject poverty total destitution can era technological scientific advances hiv aids pandemics continue wreak havoc throughout world particularly africa can time globalization many parts planet particularly least developed countries still totally excluded international trade can despite commitments health
NGA 2004 680 680 pointedly fixed target reducing half number living poverty yet now alarm raised present trends continue target may met particularly africa aside challenges development also ravaged pandemic diseases speaking behalf african union current chairperson like assure general assembly africans determined exert efforts overcome obstacles development within control end pursuing personal commitment involvement health
NGA 2004 681 681 fixed target reducing half number living poverty yet now alarm raised present trends continue target may met particularly africa aside challenges development also ravaged pandemic diseases speaking behalf african union current chairperson like assure general assembly africans determined exert efforts overcome obstacles development within control end pursuing personal commitment involvement heads health
NGA 2004 1045 1045 new round multilateral trade negotiations developing countries issued challenge development partners exploit global opportunities growth development hope will respond africa remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases since last series high-level plenary meetings implementation declaration commitment hiv aids taken bold steps deal pandemic towards end nigeria established national health
NGA 2004 1046 1046 round multilateral trade negotiations developing countries issued challenge development partners exploit global opportunities growth development hope will respond africa remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases since last series high-level plenary meetings implementation declaration commitment hiv aids taken bold steps deal pandemic towards end nigeria established national scientific health
NGA 2004 1049 1049 negotiations developing countries issued challenge development partners exploit global opportunities growth development hope will respond africa remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases since last series high-level plenary meetings implementation declaration commitment hiv aids taken bold steps deal pandemic towards end nigeria established national scientific institute research hiv health
NGA 2004 1065 1065 remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases since last series high-level plenary meetings implementation declaration commitment hiv aids taken bold steps deal pandemic towards end nigeria established national scientific institute research hiv aids intensified public awareness programmes connection welcome outcome recent international conference hiv aids bangkok thailand thank health
NGA 2004 1099 1099 hiv aids intensified public awareness programmes connection welcome outcome recent international conference hiv aids bangkok thailand thank united nations agencies stakeholders collective efforts stem spread disease worldwide regard deadly preventable diseases malaria tuberculosis polio whooping cough government stepped efforts days october government will embark polio immunization programme coordination six african states health
NGA 2004 1104 1104 programmes connection welcome outcome recent international conference hiv aids bangkok thailand thank united nations agencies stakeholders collective efforts stem spread disease worldwide regard deadly preventable diseases malaria tuberculosis polio whooping cough government stepped efforts days october government will embark polio immunization programme coordination six african states chad sudan cameroon niger burkina health
NGA 2004 1105 1105 connection welcome outcome recent international conference hiv aids bangkok thailand thank united nations agencies stakeholders collective efforts stem spread disease worldwide regard deadly preventable diseases malaria tuberculosis polio whooping cough government stepped efforts days october government will embark polio immunization programme coordination six african states chad sudan cameroon niger burkina faso health
NIC 2004 266 266 right employment stands duty provide efficient service everyone responsibility work according ability possibilities order obtain resources survival thus achieving personal progress social development along right health goes responsibility contribute healthy clean environment right enjoy benefits progress goes responsibility contribute development right freedom expression goes responsibility tolerating differing opinions short every right health
NLD 2004 318 318 cent gross national product gnp part longer-term effort raise oda contributions per cent gnp combating hiv aids must integral part global campaign poverty one devastating pandemics human history hiv aids literally disease mass destruction disease strikes people every minute africa especially aids tearing fabric society apart fighting disaster priority us prevention health
NLD 2004 324 324 longer-term effort raise oda contributions per cent gnp combating hiv aids must integral part global campaign poverty one devastating pandemics human history hiv aids literally disease mass destruction disease strikes people every minute africa especially aids tearing fabric society apart fighting disaster priority us prevention hiv aids inextricably linked sexual reproductive health
NLD 2004 327 327 oda contributions per cent gnp combating hiv aids must integral part global campaign poverty one devastating pandemics human history hiv aids literally disease mass destruction disease strikes people every minute africa especially aids tearing fabric society apart fighting disaster priority us prevention hiv aids inextricably linked sexual reproductive health rights wish health
NLD 2004 350 350 mass destruction disease strikes people every minute africa especially aids tearing fabric society apart fighting disaster priority us prevention hiv aids inextricably linked sexual reproductive health rights wish reaffirm commitment agenda international conference population development will tenth anniversary commemoration october reproductive health rights essential part development one greatest threats international peace health
NLD 2004 366 366 priority us prevention hiv aids inextricably linked sexual reproductive health rights wish reaffirm commitment agenda international conference population development will tenth anniversary commemoration october reproductive health rights essential part development one greatest threats international peace security today proliferation weapons mass destruction means delivery international community must address challenge effectively eu adopted health
NPL 2004 118 118 village shrinking distances increasing connectivity tandem came many negative consequences internal conflicts proliferated populations displaced international terrorism increased globalization widened gap rich poor poverty ignorance disease injustice persisted even worsened majority humanity transnational crimes spread wings country immune impact huge problems facing humanity today addressing problems challenge requires collective action international health
NPL 2004 620 620 provisions two regional centres also want kathmandu process revived without delay international peace security will continue elude us address root causes conflicts namely poverty ignorance disease exclusion injustice conflicts around world today regional global consequences rooted sad human conditions imperative address conditions collectively shared benefit humankind whole today billion people live health
NPL 2004 653 653 global consequences rooted sad human conditions imperative address conditions collectively shared benefit humankind whole today billion people live absolute poverty millions people remain illiterate preventable diseases taking huge toll children hiv aids malaria tuberculosis decimating entire societies particularly africa growing populations caused environmental degradation racial cultural wealth-related divisions often sources exclusion health
NPL 2004 660 660 address conditions collectively shared benefit humankind whole today billion people live absolute poverty millions people remain illiterate preventable diseases taking huge toll children hiv aids malaria tuberculosis decimating entire societies particularly africa growing populations caused environmental degradation racial cultural wealth-related divisions often sources exclusion intolerance injustice poverty forced many migrate crimes health
NRU 2004 1366 1366 rendered proposal formally known pacific regional assistance nauru finalized forum agreed provide immediate future capacity-building assistance justice judicial financial audit national planning sectors well transportation health education sectors small cash grant assist public-sector wages assistance complementing aid provided separately australia deployed australian finance treasury officials head nauru department finance deployment next health
NZL 2004 128 128 needs much remains done war often within across boundaries states taken lives tens millions people since civilians weapons mass destruction accumulated access spread countries new diseases hiv aids emerged devastating consequences gap rich poor countries widened diminished year secretary-general’s high-level panel threats challenges change will put forward proposals reforming strengthening united health
NZL 2004 275 275 united nations security considerations development goals create fairer world promote economic social progress developing world vital considerations united nations year ahead hundreds millions people starvation disease poverty immediate threats concerns others us terrorism security now turning point achieving millennium development goals improving quality quantity development assistance crucial however real lasting progress health
NZL 2004 459 459 responsibility protect citizens avoidable catastrophe mass murder rape starvation unwilling unable responsibility must borne broader community nations today witnessing humanitarian human rights catastrophe darfur world health organization reports people month dying killed young elderly vulnerable days ago resolution security council resolved support enlarged african union monitoring mission demanded parties cease violence health
NZL 2004 947 947 elements police government arrested charged much however remains done meet wide-ranging challenges confront pacific region including environmental threats ethnic conflict poor law enforcement governance threat disease regional solutions applied pacific islands forum greater collaboration integration addressing problems international cooperation processes 10-year review barbados programme action set take place mauritius next year health
OMN 2004 600 600 hopes aspirations peoples era international cooperation broaden sustainable development however results new developments amalgamation democracy dictatorship human rights enslavement great prosperity extreme poverty provision advanced health care side side fatal contagious diseases free trade world trade monopoly rise price industrial products decline prices raw materials required maintain production amalgam led economic health
OMN 2004 606 606 broaden sustainable development however results new developments amalgamation democracy dictatorship human rights enslavement great prosperity extreme poverty provision advanced health care side side fatal contagious diseases free trade world trade monopoly rise price industrial products decline prices raw materials required maintain production amalgam led economic imbalances sought achieve high-level panel threats health
PAK 2004 67 67 relations dangerous balances cold war replaced complex equally dangerous realities world today world marked intensifying globalization economies production trade information one side terrorist violence poverty disease growing asymmetries power among states discrimination dispensing international justice repression peoplesí legitimate aspirations growing socio-economic disparities precipitated new threats international peace international security threats terrorism health
PAK 2004 772 772 growth parts developing world economic social disparities increasing rich richer poor poorer billion people planet ó quarter worldís population ó live abject poverty afflicted hunger disease conflict islands peace prosperity coexist long within oceans instability poverty bold innovative global strategy required redress growing inequalities world good governance precondition development need rectify health
PAK 2004 835 835 can must doubled innovative ways can must adopted generate financial resources required development billions transferred abroad corrupt leaders returned looted countries finance poverty alleviation education health international investment flows consciously directed poorer developing countries funds unleash latent power poor consumption production also know now trade just aid way promote growth benefit health
PHL 2004 319 319 people will died tuberculosis time curtain falls broadway show persons mostly women children will trafficked forced servitude prostitution time wake tomorrow morning children will died malaria children will perished lack clean water instead school books hands children conflict areas fingers triggers automatic rifles hiv aids kills million people year millions refugees health
PHL 2004 736 736 debt service every baby born developing world already owes birth every year sub-saharan africa pays billion debt service four times much money countries region spend health care education wise mobilization domestic resources remittances development also carefully studied remittances migrants much greater total amount overseas development assistance alleviate poverty family members remaining health
PNG 2004 795 795 children sports must special place quest improve socio-economic well-being people also working hard implement millennium development goals outcomes world summit sustainable development wssd hiv aids pandemic continues devastating consequences many developing countries leaders pacific region endorsed regional strategy hiv aids noting need address issue urgently small arms light weapons will always health
PRY 2004 523 523 shocking social problem also political ethical problem manifested repeated increasingly grave struggle land light situation propose state social fiscal environmental responsibility social responsibility sense guaranteeing health education basic services avoiding concentration profit wealth fiscal responsibility avoid deficit chronic indebtedness ultimately punish social investment environmental responsibility preserve natureís reproductive capacity ensure future health
RUS 2004 931 931 sustainable development well include eradication poverty illiteracy breeding ground extremism annually country grants scholarships students african countries russia contributed million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria provided bilateral humanitarian assistance number african countries among challenges threats finding ways bridge gap poor rich states russia making contribution wrote debt african countries equivalent health
RWA 2004 248 248 transforming economy emphasizing innovation competitiveness role new information communication technology improvement public services appropriate way achieve economic growth lasting national development carried reforms areas education health security advancement women public administration extent today rwanda leads countries largest number women elected national decision-making posts rwanda contributing albeit modestly peace processes underway region health
RWA 2004 583 583 community responsibility obligation guarantee protection individuals serious danger also responsible protecting supporting escaped situations context since government rwanda reserved per cent annual budget priority contributions health care education needs escaped genocide spirit current session assembly draft resolution will submitted requesting secretary-general united nations mobilize entire united nations system give financial support health
RWA 2004 826 826 token trust restored cooperation conclusion us support economic development remains one greatest raisons díítre organization speak members know hundreds thousands people africa facing hunger poverty disease living great despair united nations therefore needs mobilize concentrate guide collective efforts attain millennium development goals pull african continent current political economic difficulties new partnership health
RWA 2004 879 879 nepad kind reassuring road map framework helping us bring rebirth prosperity africa thus universal family nations reject current situation half us living affluence prosperity good health half dying hunger disease us together can prevent eradicate let us therefore work together change situation health
RWA 2004 883 883 map framework helping us bring rebirth prosperity africa thus universal family nations reject current situation half us living affluence prosperity good health half dying hunger disease us together can prevent eradicate let us therefore work together change situation health
SDN 2004 1200 1200 suffering hunger poverty let us renew hope hundreds millions poor hungry people translating political will concrete action order provide education drinking water eliminate hunger destitution disease focusing goals programmes repeatedly agreed connection like pay tribute international initiative new action hunger poverty israelís oppressive policies unarmed palestinian people imposition closures occupied palestinian health
SEN 2004 533 533 weapons mass destruction subregion destructive scourges like speak aids accordance declaration adopted must act quickly vigorously critical areas prevention access antiretroviral treatments really wish stop disease devastating effects since antiretroviral medication now free afflicted thanks tenacity senegal remained success story combating aids another seemingly ignored ill poliomyelitis completely eliminated senegal however health
SGP 2004 264 264 debates united nations wto really values bind us together human beings world grows smaller sense interdependence grows interact discover similar think many problems like global_warming epidemics terrorism can overcome work together many new opportunities can fully exploited combine efforts yes become closer celebrated together first time human genome mapped years ago health
SLB 2004 382 382 fired presents fine example importance regional cooperation resolving conflict situations note wish pay tribute pacific neighbours united nations development programme undp commission human rights world health organization european union eu republic china japan united kingdom international red cross civil society assisted continuing assist process country’s ongoing recovery rehabilitation must also underscore health
SLB 2004 868 868 freedom respect basic principles human rights can nurtured harnessed betterment improvement livelihood people society including sustenance peace country solomon islands like pay closer attention emerging health threats faces particular malaria remains predominant cause death among children solomon islands lack data hiv aids presents threat country potential creating devastating impact economy social health
SLB 2004 872 872 human rights can nurtured harnessed betterment improvement livelihood people society including sustenance peace country solomon islands like pay closer attention emerging health threats faces particular malaria remains predominant cause death among children solomon islands lack data hiv aids presents threat country potential creating devastating impact economy social structure support global fund health
SLB 2004 1292 1292 republic china made full member united nations solomon islands enjoys warm cordial relations republic china mindful threats facing world today threats severe acute respiratory syndrome sars transnational transborder nature require cooperation engagement countries world deny one country right participate weakens global mechanisms jeopardizes security republic china taiwan democratic vibrant economy ranked health
SLE 2004 1023 1023 task consolidating peace peace goes far beyond process disarmament demobilization reintegration ex-combatants consolidation peace real peace means improvements lives livelihoods people means jobs food education health care adequate housing social services secretary-general observed recent report united nations mission sierra leone considerable progress made towards economic social recovery however order sustain process health
SLV 2004 360 360 service interests aspirations people vital questions security employment effective improvement basic services productivity communities regions top priorities governing programme focusing transforming national education reshaping public health care significantly strengthening rule law combating crime manifestations levels reactivating economy making salvadoran society internationally competitive insofar achieve greater progress domestically will competitive externally addition health
SLV 2004 428 428 increase tax collection reduce evasion allowing us obtain additional funds necessary implementing social plan shall levy special tax tobacco alcohol weapons ammunition order promote special health care fund will expand health assistance rural areas country undermine black market goods approximately days office undertaken important health reforms extending medical coverage age children health
SLV 2004 433 433 allowing us obtain additional funds necessary implementing social plan shall levy special tax tobacco alcohol weapons ammunition order promote special health care fund will expand health assistance rural areas country undermine black market goods approximately days office undertaken important health reforms extending medical coverage age children workers contribute salvadoran social security health
SLV 2004 447 447 alcohol weapons ammunition order promote special health care fund will expand health assistance rural areas country undermine black market goods approximately days office undertaken important health reforms extending medical coverage age children workers contribute salvadoran social security granting emergency paediatric services almost boys girls know government effort will effective without cooperation health
SMR 2004 804 804 valuable instrument develop protect environment opinion convention combat desertification recently ratified san marino along view actively participate international decade action water life 2005-2015 accordance objectives health san marino recently ratified world health organization framework convention tobacco control reiterates support implementation declaration commitment hiv aids awareness spreading new epidemics requires stronger international health
SMR 2004 810 810 convention combat desertification recently ratified san marino along view actively participate international decade action water life 2005-2015 accordance objectives health san marino recently ratified world health organization framework convention tobacco control reiterates support implementation declaration commitment hiv aids awareness spreading new epidemics requires stronger international cooperation important occasion year year meeting health
SMR 2004 826 826 2005-2015 accordance objectives health san marino recently ratified world health organization framework convention tobacco control reiterates support implementation declaration commitment hiv aids awareness spreading new epidemics requires stronger international cooperation important occasion year year meeting exchanging views representatives respective governments express deeper deeper concern frustration vis-à-vis many threats severely affecting humankind health
STP 2004 476 476 far reached given numerous conflicts destructive negatives effects conflicts government will continuously support nepad will work create foundations implementation countries continue face challenge hiv aids diseases parts africa hiv aids devastating entire families societies cultures economies treatment still expensive economy started feel negative effects disease unless additional resources scientific investment find health
STP 2004 495 495 countries continue face challenge hiv aids diseases parts africa hiv aids devastating entire families societies cultures economies treatment still expensive economy started feel negative effects disease unless additional resources scientific investment find cure hiv aids hope progress africa will continue far reach health problems afflict poor countries globalization affects necessary conditions health
STP 2004 512 512 treatment still expensive economy started feel negative effects disease unless additional resources scientific investment find cure hiv aids hope progress africa will continue far reach health problems afflict poor countries globalization affects necessary conditions develop trade commerce take advantage new technologies latest efforts world trade organization geneva example fact much make health
SUR 2004 646 646 social progress suriname continues believe united nations must regain importance areas global development want successful efforts eradicate poverty achieve social economic development stem spread communicable diseases hiv aids meeting subject poverty organized government brazil auspices united nations points common awareness fact global development agenda must advanced therefore international community must move health
SWE 2004 73 73 people suffering famine better still world good place long children die famine long war violence end lives barely started world good long children die curable diseases malaria tuberculosis political leaders countries done enough need stronger commitment stronger link words deeds must pull together determined ever individual carries responsibility take action sake health
SWE 2004 74 74 suffering famine better still world good place long children die famine long war violence end lives barely started world good long children die curable diseases malaria tuberculosis political leaders countries done enough need stronger commitment stronger link words deeds must pull together determined ever individual carries responsibility take action sake collective health
SWE 2004 616 616 operations expanded dramatically welcome trend towards peacekeeping operations broad comprehensive tasks including protection vulnerable civilian populations children continue victims war conflict nothing can important life health children late swedish prime minister olof palme used say meaningful talk children children children tangible connection future protection paramount us four years ago security council health
SWZ 2004 577 577 peace security development poverty eradication priorities addressed future world stability depends ability national governments increase momentum economic development capacity improve delivery job creation essential services health education developing countries facing special difficulties responding challenges brought globalization result many developing countries especially least developed ones remained marginalized globalizing world economy consequently benefits health
SWZ 2004 840 840 success many areas restricted capacity meet objectives due multitude problems affecting us simultaneously overcome case developing countries particularly risk times global economic difficulties particularly vulnerable disease effects changing weather patterns weakening efforts meet development challenges threat posed multiple health hazards including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives many health
SWZ 2004 853 853 overcome case developing countries particularly risk times global economic difficulties particularly vulnerable disease effects changing weather patterns weakening efforts meet development challenges threat posed multiple health hazards including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives many people sector development spared ravaging impact hiv aids pandemic enormous strain placed financial health
SWZ 2004 856 856 countries particularly risk times global economic difficulties particularly vulnerable disease effects changing weather patterns weakening efforts meet development challenges threat posed multiple health hazards including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives many people sector development spared ravaging impact hiv aids pandemic enormous strain placed financial human resources make health
SWZ 2004 874 874 challenges threat posed multiple health hazards including malaria tuberculosis especially hiv aids aids continues claim lives many people sector development spared ravaging impact hiv aids pandemic enormous strain placed financial human resources make required interventions attacking enemy various fronts priority prevention care counselling treatment national emergency response committee success regard home- health
SWZ 2004 906 906 make required interventions attacking enemy various fronts priority prevention care counselling treatment national emergency response committee success regard home- based community-based care already ill result infection unfortunately currently experiencing exodus qualified nurses employed developed world exodus adversely affected capacity-building efforts exodus together wider impacts hiv aids dealt economy heavy blow kingdom health
SWZ 2004 957 957 swaziland continues make welfare children priority development strategy regard government private sector including non-governmental organizations ngos responded zeal determination plight orphans vulnerable children resulting effects pandemic government providing bursaries children order ensure education disrupted government business community partnership ngos providing school feeding schemes order improve nutritional balance also using traditional structures health
SWZ 2004 1023 1023 fields communities grow food orphans vulnerable children let take opportunity express profound gratitude entire swazi nation united nations development partners support continue receive face killer disease support received global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria continues prop sustain programmes strategies fight scourge fellow members shall forever grateful kingdom swaziland fully committed principles health
SWZ 2004 1031 1031 take opportunity express profound gratitude entire swazi nation united nations development partners support continue receive face killer disease support received global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria continues prop sustain programmes strategies fight scourge fellow members shall forever grateful kingdom swaziland fully committed principles good governance rule law nation just completed debating health
SYR 2004 312 312 road surely lead reform progress possible prove throughout history military solutions political economic solutions effective tools reform progress saving lives millions people plagued injustice poverty disease rate political solutions may necessarily guarantee full success military solutions definitely recipe failure moreover argument may sound idealistic can alternative political solutions current international dilemma health
TCD 2004 247 247 progressing reasonable rate spite various difficulties agenda perfectly line millennium development goals seeks create good governance conditions conducive strengthening peace stability country can promote education health social strata employment particularly youth women true synergy among different forces competencies arising various national entities must done can effective job combating poverty great pandemics health
TCD 2004 272 272 health social strata employment particularly youth women true synergy among different forces competencies arising various national entities must done can effective job combating poverty great pandemics hiv aids malaria recall agenda fight illiteracy ignorance written capital letters based important principles peace security justice without will possible build society universal values democracy health
TCD 2004 275 275 employment particularly youth women true synergy among different forces competencies arising various national entities must done can effective job combating poverty great pandemics hiv aids malaria recall agenda fight illiteracy ignorance written capital letters based important principles peace security justice without will possible build society universal values democracy respect human rights health
TGO 2004 426 426 adequate financing humanitarian assistance also vital programmes promote peace sustainable development thus need financing disarmament demobilization reintegration programmes ex- combatants long-term instruments ensuring peace education health care job creation young people made priority post-conflict peace-building context troubling financial situation three regional centres peace disarmament call attention assembly enjoy financial resources necessary health
TGO 2004 553 553 effectively means giving way forces evil endured terrorism past togo condemns heinous terrorist attacks perpetrated recently around world keenly hopes decisive action will undertaken eradicate disease human conscience perspective state take measures necessary strengthen security within borders must strive enhance regional international cooperation among states ensure poor states can enjoy adequate health
TGO 2004 814 814 international conference financing development world summit sustainable development give new impetus efforts increase official development assistance provide debt relief equitable access markets protect environment combat malaria hiv aids tuberculosis infectious diseases will crucial year organization indeed shall engage in-depth consideration implementation monterrey consensus shall hold high-level debate implementation declaration commitment hiv health
TGO 2004 819 819 summit sustainable development give new impetus efforts increase official development assistance provide debt relief equitable access markets protect environment combat malaria hiv aids tuberculosis infectious diseases will crucial year organization indeed shall engage in-depth consideration implementation monterrey consensus shall hold high-level debate implementation declaration commitment hiv aids regard need bear mind health
TGO 2004 858 858 hold high-level debate implementation declaration commitment hiv aids regard need bear mind twenty-sixth special session general assembly set specific goals met towards eradication hiv aids pandemic will year high-level plenary meeting engage comprehensive review progress made implementation commitments undertaken millennium declaration major united nations conferences summit meetings economic social fields therefore health
TGO 2004 911 911 interest will give us opportunity reaffirm political commitment building world greater solidarity prosperity order give hope significant segment world’s population lives less day suffers hunger malnutrition access drinking water peace economic social development desire countries achieved without effective participation peoples managing public affairs democracy togo based multi-party system rule law become health
TJK 2004 419 419 forty per cent budget revenues go servicing external debt limits government’s capacity meet urgent needs population writing portion accumulated debt make possible countries invest education health care environmental protection case tajikistan helpful rehabilitating social sphere suffered result civil conflict natural disasters however idea exchanging debt sustainable development yet garnered solid support health
TKM 2004 457 457 high commissioner refugees united nations office drugs crime united nations population fund interaction agencies government turkmenistan implementing number major projects yielding specific results social sphere health care education environment combating illicit drug trafficking number areas turkmenistan will continue maintain close ties united nations agencies quest implementation new possibilities cooperation clear example health
TLS 2004 176 176 endless catalogue barbarity committed fanatics little two years ago secretary-general kofi annan handed power elected president since made real progress several sectors public administration education health yet failing areas fragile sector administration timor-leste judiciary trained judges prosecutors lawyers committed creating strong independent judiciary achievement still many years thank countries assisted us health
TLS 2004 243 243 two three years will experience strong economic growth result revenues oil gas well capital investment public infrastructure including roads bridges ports airports telecommunications public housing health agriculture fisheries tourism able begin drastically reducing unemployment poverty wish congratulate indonesian people leaders great experiment democracy imagined within years fourth largest nation world largest health
TLS 2004 706 706 arrangement seems timor-leste many small nations will able offer services security council somewhere incidentally touched many delegations already expressed support timor-leste world faced growing aids pandemic epicentre now shifting asia moreover malaria tuberculosis us many generations yet real commitment resources will enable scientists societies address epidemics combined official development assistance oda health
TLS 2004 712 712 will able offer services security council somewhere incidentally touched many delegations already expressed support timor-leste world faced growing aids pandemic epicentre now shifting asia moreover malaria tuberculosis us many generations yet real commitment resources will enable scientists societies address epidemics combined official development assistance oda rich industrialized countries exceed us billion health
TLS 2004 726 726 timor-leste world faced growing aids pandemic epicentre now shifting asia moreover malaria tuberculosis us many generations yet real commitment resources will enable scientists societies address epidemics combined official development assistance oda rich industrialized countries exceed us billion annually compare us billion countries provide subsidies farmers industries weapons-producing countries flooding world types health
TON 2004 783 783 india indonesia singapore malaysia provided technical assistance united nations development programme global environment facility united nations environment programme joint united nations programme hiv aids world health organization united nations educational scientific cultural organization global fund world bank financial institutions provided various forms assistance technical expertise much technical assistance channelled combating diabetes health
TTO 2004 864 864 application social conscience within management globalization processes capital importing economies developing countries caribbean well aware sometimes painfully implications capital shortage generation employment provision housing education health care citizens perhaps speak even yet unborn softer trading arrangements increased financial flows consequent empowerment citizens will able realize central millennium development goals eradication poverty health
TUR 2004 87 87 declaration charts right course humanity new millennium goals millennium declaration defined humanity ambitious yet achievable reducing hunger extreme poverty spreading universal primary education halting infectious diseases reducing child mortality within years continue urgent tasks universal humanitarian challenges chronic political-military conflicts compounded new asymmetrical threats terrorism narcotic drugs organized crime proliferation weapons health
TUR 2004 90 90 course humanity new millennium goals millennium declaration defined humanity ambitious yet achievable reducing hunger extreme poverty spreading universal primary education halting infectious diseases reducing child mortality within years continue urgent tasks universal humanitarian challenges chronic political-military conflicts compounded new asymmetrical threats terrorism narcotic drugs organized crime proliferation weapons mass destruction environmental health
TUV 2004 309 309 council resolutions need seek assistance united nations international community help us fulfil requirements particularly reporting requirements resolutions international anti-terrorism conventions tuvalu recognizes seriousness hiv aids epidemic relation social economic development security tuvalu pacific island countries given exposure level mobility communities particularly seafarers serve merchant ships worldwide urgent need assistance international community health
TUV 2004 341 341 pacific island countries given exposure level mobility communities particularly seafarers serve merchant ships worldwide urgent need assistance international community provided global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria order combat threats epidemic widely acknowledged serious challenge tuvalu small island developing states unique vulnerability external forces vulnerability arises actions simply islands small economies isolation health
TUV 2004 345 345 exposure level mobility communities particularly seafarers serve merchant ships worldwide urgent need assistance international community provided global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria order combat threats epidemic widely acknowledged serious challenge tuvalu small island developing states unique vulnerability external forces vulnerability arises actions simply islands small economies isolation fragmentation fragility natural environments health
TZA 2004 892 892 united republic tanzania secured endorsement african union seek non-permanent seat security council candidature will placed assembly election later session appeal full support candidature hiv aids pandemic continues ravage many countries public awareness grows technology improves chances protecting basic human right right life right can enjoyed people current future advances science technology health
TZA 2004 929 929 basic human right right life right can enjoyed people current future advances science technology extended many poor infected hiv aids preventive care access affordable drugs health delivery infrastructure developing countries need widened strengthened front need help democratic governance universal norm reflected also united nations system desirable individual countries must also true health
UGA 2004 580 580 african union conference scheduled take place dar es salaam united republic tanzania november will bring together core group great lakes countries neighbouring countries affected conflicts infection contribute order consolidate peace efforts hope great lakes regional conference will involve stakeholders development strategic plan action key issues including regional peace security development post-conflict health
UGA 2004 773 773 number millennium development goals including reduction poverty per cent therefore great concern many parts africa poverty levels rising per capita incomes continue decline infant maternal mortality rates increase official development assistance commitments remain unfulfilled order make progress meeting millennium development goals ensuring equitable sharing benefits globalization general assembly focus following inter health
UGA 2004 850 850 almaty programme action landlocked developing countries restructuring global trading system especially agriculture mode trade services increasing value-added export products developing countries mobilization adequate resources fight malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic covering prevention care research development ensure provision cheaper effective drugs possibly discovery hiv aids vaccine strengthening south-south cooperation including measures advanced health
UGA 2004 854 854 developing countries restructuring global trading system especially agriculture mode trade services increasing value-added export products developing countries mobilization adequate resources fight malaria tuberculosis hiv aids pandemic covering prevention care research development ensure provision cheaper effective drugs possibly discovery hiv aids vaccine strengthening south-south cooperation including measures advanced developing countries open markets health
UKR 2004 490 490 positive example will followed countries now entertain erroneous idea can protect security access nuclear weapons achievements international community may come naught populations succumb hiv aids disease killed people annually armed conflicts planet added together highly appreciate work carried united nations specialized agencies secretary-general personally combat pandemic ukraine supports initiative hold high- health
UKR 2004 510 510 naught populations succumb hiv aids disease killed people annually armed conflicts planet added together highly appreciate work carried united nations specialized agencies secretary-general personally combat pandemic ukraine supports initiative hold high- level meeting june next year review progress implementation declaration commitment hiv aids time believe millions infected fellow citizens need concrete health
UKR 2004 544 544 next year review progress implementation declaration commitment hiv aids time believe millions infected fellow citizens need concrete action convinced hiv aids poses fundamental challenge human health well-being also security world regard attach particular significance organization’s declaration global emergency alert fight hiv aids main focus must placed prevention treatment disease ukraine president health
UKR 2004 567 567 challenge human health well-being also security world regard attach particular significance organization’s declaration global emergency alert fight hiv aids main focus must placed prevention treatment disease ukraine president kuchma stressed last year high-level meeting hiv aids need elaborate clear system encourage sponsorship medical projects well expand educational campaign preventing pandemic vein health
UKR 2004 591 591 treatment disease ukraine president kuchma stressed last year high-level meeting hiv aids need elaborate clear system encourage sponsorship medical projects well expand educational campaign preventing pandemic vein leading role played mass media ukraine launched active mass media campaign involvement social groups ready lead regional media movement prevention hiv aids another pressing health
USA 2004 510 510 progress alternatives hatred violence great purpose build better world beyond war terror believe human dignity united states many nations established global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria three years contributing countries funded projects countries pledged total billion efforts america undertaken billion effort provide prevention treatment humane care nations afflicted aids placing special health
USA 2004 542 542 countries pledged total billion efforts america undertaken billion effort provide prevention treatment humane care nations afflicted aids placing special focus countries need urgent aids greatest health crisis time unprecedented commitment will bring new hope walked long shadow death believe human dignity united states many nations joined together confront evil trafficking human health
USA 2004 676 676 consensus bold approach links new aid developed nations real reform developing ones millennium challenge account nation increasing aid developing nations expand economic freedom invest education health people believe human dignity united states many nations acted lift crushing burden debt limits growth developing economies holds millions people poverty since efforts began poor health
VAT 2004 222 222 just international trade system furthermore financial structures needed favour development cancellation foreign debt poorest countries likewise results scientific research technology must generously shared especially field health matter need say since holy see’s position already presented cardinal secretary state conference hunger poverty held new york september repeat urgency situation tolerate delay question health
VAT 2004 763 763 will resume debate human cloning respect holy see pleased reaffirm commitment support advancement medical science conducted always manner respects human dignity offers healing cures various diseases end view holy see reiterates support procurement use adult stem cells believes way forward draw implement clear convention will result comprehensive ban human cloning whereas health
VCT 2004 809 809 pull us war occasion initiate yet bear imposed burden equanimity pain body however must reminded yet another terrorism must fight relentlessly terrorism war poverty illiteracy disease including hiv aids must never forget either daily hunger billion persons worldwide truly weapon mass destruction together must fight terrorism developed countries allow trade regimes health
VCT 2004 967 967 just cause conclude observations states boast ownership boundless territory vast natural resources potent firepower none factors combination three guarantee peace prosperity states poverty hunger conflict disease norm instead investing war knowing certain side effect waste young innocent lives nations cooperated striving ways solve problems common just possible world bequeath children will health
VEN 2004 728 728 small producers also made firm commitment create world seed bank country protect heritage seeds violent encroachments transgenic genetically modified crops addition recently created ministry food nutrition guarantee people fundamental rights area venezuela ardently supports initiatives way reform united nations supporters multilateralism participatory democracy claim greater participation countries south united nations particularly health
VNM 2004 222 222 among countries regions equally concerned conflicts threats mounting different areas especially middle east africa iraqi people yet know genuine peace non-traditional security threats narcotics spread diseases transnational organized crime environmental degradation continue affect adversely life peoples development nations year approaching review realization millennium development goals undeniable fact window opportunity economic development health
VUT 2004 198 198 spiralling control unless members uphold universality united nations decision- making process addressing global concerns world crossroads meet critical juncture around us civil strife wars poverty disease famine drought natural disasters terrorism environmental degradation depletion land marine resources phenomena ravaging world displacement peoples natural habitats sacrilege human suffering many parts world demonstrate health
VUT 2004 626 626 favour stronger nations post-cancún period poses extreme challenges economic survival socio- economic stability many small developing nations like vanuatu government’s initial focus social sector namely health education government’s prioritized action agenda launched last year consultation development partners catalyst vanuatu’s medium- long-term strategic planning development policy framework consistent achieving targets millennium development health
WSM 2004 115 115 contribute support campaign besides terrorism scourges world peace stability nations persist threat weapons mass destruction poverty hunger environmental degradation trafficking smuggling human beings hiv aids malaria tuberculosis becoming perennial major threats global security campaign terrorism can still successful merely force arms preventing safe havens terrorists closing sources financing just crucial less health
ZWE 2004 300 300 africa recent years experienced extended successive periods inclement weather principally droughts wreaked havoc upon economies accordingly diminished capacity achieve millennium declaration targets situation particularly regards health education sectors also worsened brain drain devastating effects hiv aids pandemic regard zimbabwe welcomes continuing efforts community nations find solutions scourge hiv aids ravaged peoples health
ZWE 2004 311 311 wreaked havoc upon economies accordingly diminished capacity achieve millennium declaration targets situation particularly regards health education sectors also worsened brain drain devastating effects hiv aids pandemic regard zimbabwe welcomes continuing efforts community nations find solutions scourge hiv aids ravaged peoples economies national level taken measures within limited means combat pandemic also health
ZWE 2004 335 335 aids pandemic regard zimbabwe welcomes continuing efforts community nations find solutions scourge hiv aids ravaged peoples economies national level taken measures within limited means combat pandemic also coordinating efforts southern african development community sadc level regrettably continue see unfortunate futile tendency use assistance area reward political compliance malleability making unavailable countries health
ZWE 2004 367 367 community sadc level regrettably continue see unfortunate futile tendency use assistance area reward political compliance malleability making unavailable countries whose governments deemed ìinconvenientî let realized pandemic respect boundaries self-serving selective approaches will little meaningful results zimbabwe also withstand unprovoked declared undeclared sanctions imposed britain allies bent bringing legitimately elected government mr health
AFG 2005 416 416 rehabilitation reconstruction afghanistan well consolidation peace security despite achievements referred earlier people afghanistan continue face many challenges daily lives extreme poverty high rate infant maternal mortality lack resources necessary ensure basic social services continue exist outcome document adopted september resolution laid foundation effective efficient united nations better able address issues relating health
AGO 2005 61 61 general assembly today years foundation united nations humanity continues face new complex challenges continuation armed conflicts hunger poverty massive human rights violations spread hiv aids malaria tuberculosis scar terrorism risk non-state actors can acquire develop use weapons mass destruction indeed constitute threat international peace security therefore international community every reason act health
AGO 2005 481 481 agree several previous speakers issue outcome document dealt greater detail thus look forward continuing work relevant forums particular strengthened economic social council fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis illnesses constitutes indispensable condition peace stability international collective security reason urge international community redouble efforts mobilizing required resources prevention treatment illnesses let take opportunity health
AGO 2005 483 483 previous speakers issue outcome document dealt greater detail thus look forward continuing work relevant forums particular strengthened economic social council fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis illnesses constitutes indispensable condition peace stability international collective security reason urge international community redouble efforts mobilizing required resources prevention treatment illnesses let take opportunity express government’s health
AGO 2005 503 503 fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis illnesses constitutes indispensable condition peace stability international collective security reason urge international community redouble efforts mobilizing required resources prevention treatment illnesses let take opportunity express government’s appreciation united states funding initiating programme fight malaria angola well tanzania uganda delegation’s opinion order meet challenges facing world imperative health
AGO 2005 516 516 security reason urge international community redouble efforts mobilizing required resources prevention treatment illnesses let take opportunity express government’s appreciation united states funding initiating programme fight malaria angola well tanzania uganda delegation’s opinion order meet challenges facing world imperative proceed reform main organs united nations view adapting current reality will remain active health
AND 2005 348 348 ever wider even interconnectedness grows trade labour visions first-world excess beamed every comer globe can anyone surprised anger towards west increases poverty discrimination war hunger disease daily lot great part humanity see images every day ignore can fear realities face real development policies coupled good governance just system trade dialogue millennium health
ARE 2005 145 145 cultural religious diversity traditions also underline need respect resolutions recommendations international legitimacy issued world summits including millennium declaration affirm challenges twenty-first century including poverty illiteracy epidemics environmental degradation global terrorism organized crime proliferation weapons mass destruction nature transnational pose grave threats humanity therefore supported establishment peacebuilding commission will assist countries recovering health
ARG 2005 1001 1001 adopt effective broad equitable lasting solutions problem debt developing countries concept sustainability external debt must redefined bearing mind primary responsibility state maintain stimulate development sectors health education promotion employment illogical transform developing countries relatively less-developed countries desperate moment arrives debt cancellation process can begin conclusion also wish refer question malvinas islands health
ATG 2005 201 201 people extremely proud consider progressive land policy ownership land island barbuda lands act scheduled introduced parliament shortly stipulates land barbuda owned common barbudan people area health care antigua barbuda national medical benefits programme provides low-cost access health-care services prescription drugs child mortality rate among lowest developing countries nutrition level children aged health
ATG 2005 217 217 shortly stipulates land barbuda owned common barbudan people area health care antigua barbuda national medical benefits programme provides low-cost access health-care services prescription drugs child mortality rate among lowest developing countries nutrition level children aged years among highest promotion gender equality empowerment women priority area antigua barbuda signed ratified convention elimination health
ATG 2005 223 223 barbudan people area health care antigua barbuda national medical benefits programme provides low-cost access health-care services prescription drugs child mortality rate among lowest developing countries nutrition level children aged years among highest promotion gender equality empowerment women priority area antigua barbuda signed ratified convention elimination forms discrimination women currently working ratification health
BDI 2005 741 741 know can count assistance international community regard support innovative proposal french government find new sources development financing imposing levy air tickets much remains done area health government undertaken develop policy make significant improvements universal access health care implement national strategic plan combat hiv aids essential component capacity-building hiv aids prevention treatment health
BDI 2005 751 751 french government find new sources development financing imposing levy air tickets much remains done area health government undertaken develop policy make significant improvements universal access health care implement national strategic plan combat hiv aids essential component capacity-building hiv aids prevention treatment achievements country particularly political security fields important steps right direction health
BEN 2005 1214 1214 improve chances lasting stability international community mobilizes necessary resources help restore minimum normality ensuring states can exercise sovereign rights areas security provision essential social services health care child education transport access financial resources success disarmament demobilization reintegration programmes aspects decisive making peace process irreversible guarding risk spread conflict caused dispersion former health
BFA 2005 344 344 president lula da silva’s anti-hunger initiative also support president jacques chirac’s international solidarity contribution initiative involving airline ticket levy aimed helping finance struggle aids tuberculosis malaria prime minister tony blair’s international finance facility qatar’s fund development humanitarian assistance president george w bush’s millennium challenge account country just become beneficiary burkina faso health
BGD 2005 184 184 constructive engagement dialogue tolerance understanding imperative development rule law must take centre stage new challenges confront us today terrorists sow panic xenophobia societies deprivation hunger disease environmental degradation continue fuel insecurity destabilization recent bombings london egypt shocked us hardened resolve face menace unitedly bangladesh condemns terrorism forms acceded anti- terrorism conventions health
BGD 2005 371 371 domestic product gdp rate per cent two decades higher per capita income food security increased resilience face natural disasters improvement human development index better social health outcomes performance areas compares favourably results region elsewhere set pragmatic targeted policy approaches made progress possible completed full-fledged poverty reduction strategy paper extended consultative process health
BGD 2005 419 419 extended consultative process sets road map meet country-specific mdgs fundamental principle poverty reduction strategy paper promote employment- generating economic growth invest significantly priority sectors education health social safety-net programmes matter satisfaction bangladesh achieved two mdgs elimination gender disparity primary secondary schools access safe drinking water close achieving two goals reduction extreme health
BGD 2005 448 448 matter satisfaction bangladesh achieved two mdgs elimination gender disparity primary secondary schools access safe drinking water close achieving two goals reduction extreme poverty under-five child mortality rates bangladesh committed upholding dignity individuals promoting human rights bangladesh party united nations human rights conventions moving steadily strengthen good governance strong democratic institutions establish health
BGR 2005 224 224 years ago human centre attention supreme value human individual security right life dignity happiness summit just concluded new york revived hope struggle eradicate poverty hunger epidemics protect environment can won condition need mobilize maximum amount efforts maximum resources can implement real global partnership developed developing countries support european union’s position increasing health
BGR 2005 321 321 hospital tragedy deserving compassion support bulgaria welcomes adoption appropriate measures avoid tragedies future will participate actively european union’s plan action just published aimed limiting consequences epidemic hiv aids libya country supports emergence new consensus united nations relating chief threats international peace security collective action threats bulgaria categorically condemns terrorism forms manifestations health
BHS 2005 271 271 world major transformation right now economies throughout region view greater attention developed partners must therefore paid region transition looking towards investment particularly education support delivery health care continued support democratic governance charity required sound sensible investment common future haiti poorest member region perhaps example best draw lessons want thank brazil many health
BHS 2005 719 719 hiv aids continues threaten progress countries particularly hardest hit developing countries bahamas leader fight hiv aids caribbean region recognized international level progress made turning tide disease country pay tribute dr perry gomez lead physician fight hiv aids indeed predecessor rostrum mr denzil douglas saint kitts nevis well caregivers throughout world welcome health
BHS 2005 750 750 gomez lead physician fight hiv aids indeed predecessor rostrum mr denzil douglas saint kitts nevis well caregivers throughout world welcome body’s reaffirmation highest levels fight disease context bahamas looks forward high-level five-year review progress made implementation declaration commitment hiv aids scheduled take place june time must undertake honest appraisal achieved failing health
BHS 2005 797 797 honest appraisal achieved failing short must determine way forward towards achieving full implementation declaration commitment addition bahamas seen useful ideas advanced united states america world health organization pan american health organization prevent bird flu pandemic like take opportunity alert world must fight stop eventuality pledge support virtue geographical location bahamas unwitting health
BHS 2005 801 801 short must determine way forward towards achieving full implementation declaration commitment addition bahamas seen useful ideas advanced united states america world health organization pan american health organization prevent bird flu pandemic like take opportunity alert world must fight stop eventuality pledge support virtue geographical location bahamas unwitting transit point illegal drugs health
BHS 2005 806 806 towards achieving full implementation declaration commitment addition bahamas seen useful ideas advanced united states america world health organization pan american health organization prevent bird flu pandemic like take opportunity alert world must fight stop eventuality pledge support virtue geographical location bahamas unwitting transit point illegal drugs producing countries south borders consumer health
BIH 2005 650 650 high representative entities agreed transfer jurisdictions state establishing running state-level ministry defence crucial step forward terms nato’s partnership peace programme numerous institutions agencies field public health now operate state-level mandates well final phases introducing single-rate value-added tax bosnia herzegovina will strengthen accommodate business environment foreign investment recorded continued growth foreign direct health
BLZ 2005 109 109 want can live fear greatest evil effective consuming terrorism age terrorism abject poverty poverty millions people live terror know sooner later might die hunger preventable diseases every day region central america caribbean people face threats human security aids drug trafficking trafficking human persons crushing poverty growing inequality new security approach therefore health
BLZ 2005 162 162 threats must promote humanization security rather embark efforts militarize globalization must focus stopping deaths occur every day often preventable causes global security built minefield poverty disease prioritizing human security mean neglecting national sovereignty state security part national security strategy remain committed fostering culture peace peaceful resolution conflicts middle east encouraged israeli health
BLZ 2005 562 562 ways bodies can reinforce work principal organs united nations five years elapsed since year collective lack political will resulted loss millions children women men hunger disease hiv aids preventable causes can halt reverse trend must give reformed united nations ultimate expression multilateralism means carry mandate set article charter achieve international cooperation health
BOL 2005 294 294 indicators measuring social progress although case bolivia may face difficulties will require us focus inequality exclusion violent conflict intolerance unfair land distribution unemployment extreme poverty malnutrition bolivian people fully agree need lay foundation ensuring progress equity thus global effort required eradicate poverty although significant progress made regard indicators sustainability institutional improvements health
BRA 2005 739 739 non-proliferation nuclear weapons produce tangible results together non-proliferation efforts must continue work tirelessly towards nuclear disarmament addition challenges just referred faced two crises global scope pandemic explosion hiv aids serious threats posed climate_change brazil will continue promote implementation existing multilateral instruments fight scourges brazil committed reinforcing strategic alliance main partner region health
BRB 2005 119 119 coordinated international action response complex interconnected global challenges confronting future generations millennium development goals now recognized world’s time-bound quantifiable targets addressing poverty many dimensions hunger disease lack access health care education gender inequality environmental degradation progress achievement far uniform across world matter across goals unless action taken much broader front much health
BRB 2005 122 122 response complex interconnected global challenges confronting future generations millennium development goals now recognized world’s time-bound quantifiable targets addressing poverty many dimensions hunger disease lack access health care education gender inequality environmental degradation progress achievement far uniform across world matter across goals unless action taken much broader front much faster pace eminently health
BRB 2005 255 255 fuller effective integration barbados globalized economy successful outcome next doha development round talks trade liberalization crucial permit refer outstanding omission millennium development goals sexual reproductive health rights indeed exclusion stark secretary-general stated millennium development goals particularly eradication extreme poverty hunger achieved questions population reproductive health squarely addressed means stronger efforts promote health
BRB 2005 274 274 omission millennium development goals sexual reproductive health rights indeed exclusion stark secretary-general stated millennium development goals particularly eradication extreme poverty hunger achieved questions population reproductive health squarely addressed means stronger efforts promote women’s rights greater investment education health including reproductive health family planning must seize opportunity presented current review implementation millennium health
BRB 2005 286 286 stated millennium development goals particularly eradication extreme poverty hunger achieved questions population reproductive health squarely addressed means stronger efforts promote women’s rights greater investment education health including reproductive health family planning must seize opportunity presented current review implementation millennium development goals mainstream sexual reproductive health rights adopting universal access target indicator health
BRB 2005 289 289 goals particularly eradication extreme poverty hunger achieved questions population reproductive health squarely addressed means stronger efforts promote women’s rights greater investment education health including reproductive health family planning must seize opportunity presented current review implementation millennium development goals mainstream sexual reproductive health rights adopting universal access target indicator can used facilitate health
BRB 2005 305 305 promote women’s rights greater investment education health including reproductive health family planning must seize opportunity presented current review implementation millennium development goals mainstream sexual reproductive health rights adopting universal access target indicator can used facilitate monitoring progress area hold governments accountable barbados takes position women central successful implementation millennium development goals health
BRB 2005 343 343 hold governments accountable barbados takes position women central successful implementation millennium development goals women childbearing age constitute one billion world’s poorest people group sexual reproductive health issues fore problems ill health loss productivity women living poverty usually aware sexual reproductive rights often ignorant services right access similarly poor women particular poor health
BRB 2005 348 348 position women central successful implementation millennium development goals women childbearing age constitute one billion world’s poorest people group sexual reproductive health issues fore problems ill health loss productivity women living poverty usually aware sexual reproductive rights often ignorant services right access similarly poor women particular poor young women highly susceptible contracting health
BRB 2005 390 390 poor women particular poor young women highly susceptible contracting hiv aids despite prevalence preventive measures feel compelled support call mobilizing new resources improved sexual reproductive health services women men worldwide individuals non-governmental organizations governments developing countries already contributing per cent current expenditures field certainly time developed countries live pledges made international health
BRN 2005 165 165 comes merely criminal terrorists comes many aspects globalization international crime new technology social cultural disruption rapidly degrading environment grave threats posed possible spread fearful new diseases real immediate human terms comes fear injustice loss absolute values sheer rage revealed feelings hopelessness almost total loss confidence many us especially small developing nations health
CAF 2005 1046 1046 pay tribute contribution france providing multinational force economic monetary community central africa valuable logistical support beyond short-term considerations major long-term challenges facing central african republic health education education health care among principal objectives millennium development goals central african republic hopes achieve goals know lasting development established without strengthening national capacities suffered health
CAF 2005 1049 1049 france providing multinational force economic monetary community central africa valuable logistical support beyond short-term considerations major long-term challenges facing central african republic health education education health care among principal objectives millennium development goals central african republic hopes achieve goals know lasting development established without strengthening national capacities suffered various ways recent health
CAN 2005 803 803 french thirdly let turn peacebuilding commission work unfinished reference sequential relationship security council economic social council solution question relations commission existing bodies fourth point global health united nations must make every effort protect threatened populations hiv aids tuberculosis malaria still plague world collective shame shared responsibility eliminate diseases can must better health
CAN 2005 816 816 economic social council solution question relations commission existing bodies fourth point global health united nations must make every effort protect threatened populations hiv aids tuberculosis malaria still plague world collective shame shared responsibility eliminate diseases can must better need prepare pandemics including avian flu canada recently hosted international meeting health ministers health
CAN 2005 825 825 fourth point global health united nations must make every effort protect threatened populations hiv aids tuberculosis malaria still plague world collective shame shared responsibility eliminate diseases can must better need prepare pandemics including avian flu canada recently hosted international meeting health ministers fifthly respect terrorism attacks took place past summer london health
CAN 2005 831 831 must make every effort protect threatened populations hiv aids tuberculosis malaria still plague world collective shame shared responsibility eliminate diseases can must better need prepare pandemics including avian flu canada recently hosted international meeting health ministers fifthly respect terrorism attacks took place past summer london egypt elsewhere make necessary ever global health
CAN 2005 840 840 tuberculosis malaria still plague world collective shame shared responsibility eliminate diseases can must better need prepare pandemics including avian flu canada recently hosted international meeting health ministers fifthly respect terrorism attacks took place past summer london egypt elsewhere make necessary ever global convention war terror must also bear mind overall global health
CHN 2005 560 560 treatment china decided grant zero-tariff treatment commodities least developed countries will cover majority china’s imports countries china favour incorporating prevention treatment hiv aids building public health sector development programmes activities various countries united nations will submitting current session draft resolution strengthening global capacity- building area public health next three years plan health
CHN 2005 581 581 hiv aids building public health sector development programmes activities various countries united nations will submitting current session draft resolution strengthening global capacity- building area public health next three years plan provide aid medicine developing countries preventing treating malaria communicable diseases help establish reform public health systems train medical personnel international community health
CHN 2005 593 593 nations will submitting current session draft resolution strengthening global capacity- building area public health next three years plan provide aid medicine developing countries preventing treating malaria communicable diseases help establish reform public health systems train medical personnel international community particularly developed countries take substantive steps help developing countries break vicious circle health
CHN 2005 595 595 submitting current session draft resolution strengthening global capacity- building area public health next three years plan provide aid medicine developing countries preventing treating malaria communicable diseases help establish reform public health systems train medical personnel international community particularly developed countries take substantive steps help developing countries break vicious circle debt steps health
CHN 2005 600 600 strengthening global capacity- building area public health next three years plan provide aid medicine developing countries preventing treating malaria communicable diseases help establish reform public health systems train medical personnel international community particularly developed countries take substantive steps help developing countries break vicious circle debt steps include substantial debt reduction streamlining health
CIV 2005 198 198 world thwarted efforts develop labouring weight indebtedness volatility commodity prices barriers access markets developed countries inadequate official development assistance scarce financial resources mention conflicts various pandemics afflicting populations like point indebtedness form bondage indebted economies economies function constraints finding durable innovative daring solution problem one prerequisites resumption growth heavily indebted countries health
CIV 2005 257 257 developing countries deplore delegations limited scope decision like extended african countries effective liberalization international trade can generate sufficient resources african economies thus fund various education health infrastructure programmes unfortunately customs trade barriers bear african exports well subsidies agriculture western countries cancel development efforts african countries already labouring burden debt debt alone health
CIV 2005 290 290 african exports well subsidies agriculture western countries cancel development efforts african countries already labouring burden debt debt alone consumes four times budget resources need education health like associate country’s voice call justice equity seeking sustainable solutions problems arising multilateral trade system draw particular attention access products developed markets subsidies forms domestic health
CIV 2005 426 426 surcharge air tickets favour sustained development proposal presented germany brazil chile france september seeks combat hunger poverty fund sustainable development particular regards combating hiv aids pandemics hope new sources financing along complement traditional financing resources will effectively contribute combating poverty world bring us closer attaining millennium development goals mdgs attaining mdgs health
CIV 2005 533 533 facing new challenges rebuilding country particular reintegrating internally displaced persons rehabilitating infrastructure educational health-related cultural environmental country can develop protect population need take effective measures diseases devastating malaria tuberculosis hiv aids contagious diseases pose serious threat entire world particularly poor countries represent obstacles realization development goals delegation feels international community intensify health
CIV 2005 535 535 challenges rebuilding country particular reintegrating internally displaced persons rehabilitating infrastructure educational health-related cultural environmental country can develop protect population need take effective measures diseases devastating malaria tuberculosis hiv aids contagious diseases pose serious threat entire world particularly poor countries represent obstacles realization development goals delegation feels international community intensify coordinate efforts health
CIV 2005 540 540 internally displaced persons rehabilitating infrastructure educational health-related cultural environmental country can develop protect population need take effective measures diseases devastating malaria tuberculosis hiv aids contagious diseases pose serious threat entire world particularly poor countries represent obstacles realization development goals delegation feels international community intensify coordinate efforts aimed providing access generic medicines health
CIV 2005 583 583 intensify coordinate efforts aimed providing access generic medicines patients developing countries including antiretrovirals time comes côte d’ivoire will fully support world initiative launched aimed strengthening health systems developing countries regards human rights delegation gratified efforts made united nations bring respect human person combat impunity côte d’ivoire particularly appreciate visit high commissioner health
CMR 2005 706 706 new opportunity perhaps one best opportunities along millennium summit make decisive contribution improving human condition achieving ideal world women men children live free fear hunger disease responsibility now fulfil generous promises made leaders humanity week ago let us without making excuses without seeking loopholes let us now health
COD 2005 827 827 inflation control past three years growth rates ranged per cent favourable economic developments enabled us launch number recovery plans areas basic infrastructure education well field health combating major epidemics pandemics pace progress social sphere slow slow view people’s numerous expectations order consolidate gains made will need pick pace activities rapidly institute health
COD 2005 830 830 three years growth rates ranged per cent favourable economic developments enabled us launch number recovery plans areas basic infrastructure education well field health combating major epidemics pandemics pace progress social sphere slow slow view people’s numerous expectations order consolidate gains made will need pick pace activities rapidly institute social initiatives will health
COD 2005 831 831 years growth rates ranged per cent favourable economic developments enabled us launch number recovery plans areas basic infrastructure education well field health combating major epidemics pandemics pace progress social sphere slow slow view people’s numerous expectations order consolidate gains made will need pick pace activities rapidly institute social initiatives will visible health
COD 2005 1124 1124 necessary guarantee collective security wherever threatened also better address issues economic social development establish equitable rules game international trade fight collectively effectively illiteracy ignorance intolerance epidemics disease natural disasters naturally terrorism violence injustice forms can build brotherly peaceful humane just world health
COD 2005 1125 1125 guarantee collective security wherever threatened also better address issues economic social development establish equitable rules game international trade fight collectively effectively illiteracy ignorance intolerance epidemics disease natural disasters naturally terrorism violence injustice forms can build brotherly peaceful humane just world health
COG 2005 699 699 prime minister israel mr ariel sharon president palestinian authority mr mahmoud abbas reflect common desire bring fair lasting solution consolidation peace restoration macroeconomic balances combating pandemics hiv aids malaria diseases top priorities government government intends expand activities deal scourges organized brazzaville june conference trypanosomiasis resolution declaring trypanosomiasis number-one priority public health health
COG 2005 702 702 mr ariel sharon president palestinian authority mr mahmoud abbas reflect common desire bring fair lasting solution consolidation peace restoration macroeconomic balances combating pandemics hiv aids malaria diseases top priorities government government intends expand activities deal scourges organized brazzaville june conference trypanosomiasis resolution declaring trypanosomiasis number-one priority public health like hiv aids health
COG 2005 703 703 ariel sharon president palestinian authority mr mahmoud abbas reflect common desire bring fair lasting solution consolidation peace restoration macroeconomic balances combating pandemics hiv aids malaria diseases top priorities government government intends expand activities deal scourges organized brazzaville june conference trypanosomiasis resolution declaring trypanosomiasis number-one priority public health like hiv aids malaria health
COG 2005 724 724 pandemics hiv aids malaria diseases top priorities government government intends expand activities deal scourges organized brazzaville june conference trypanosomiasis resolution declaring trypanosomiasis number-one priority public health like hiv aids malaria adopted request special attention given disease concerned preserving environment congo countries subregion entered partnership agreement international community within framework congo river health
COG 2005 728 728 diseases top priorities government government intends expand activities deal scourges organized brazzaville june conference trypanosomiasis resolution declaring trypanosomiasis number-one priority public health like hiv aids malaria adopted request special attention given disease concerned preserving environment congo countries subregion entered partnership agreement international community within framework congo river basin initiative second summit health
COG 2005 734 734 expand activities deal scourges organized brazzaville june conference trypanosomiasis resolution declaring trypanosomiasis number-one priority public health like hiv aids malaria adopted request special attention given disease concerned preserving environment congo countries subregion entered partnership agreement international community within framework congo river basin initiative second summit meeting heads state government conservation sustainable health
COL 2005 630 630 owners emphasizes financing medium small micro enterprises order overcome barrier access credit hateful form discrimination hinders democracy comprehensive social protection three years time will provide health insurance people living poverty allowed us register progress provision child nutrition ensure access education improve well-being elderly year families will involved colombia’s programme poor families health
COL 2005 641 641 credit hateful form discrimination hinders democracy comprehensive social protection three years time will provide health insurance people living poverty allowed us register progress provision child nutrition ensure access education improve well-being elderly year families will involved colombia’s programme poor families receive state subsidy feed educate children near future number will rise health
COL 2005 680 680 families receive state subsidy feed educate children near future number will rise million addition increase budgetary efforts undertaken aegis educational revolution million children will benefit nutrition programmes elderly citizens will receive stipends cover pressing needs social policy also comprises ongoing efforts strengthen alternative development programmes order allow us definitively overcome problem health
COM 2005 207 207 worthy expectations peoples must therefore redefine vision world security must keep human heart considerations take every parameter human security account indeed can lasting peace poverty disease despair war oppression persist word can peace insecure daily lives future ineluctable link peace development aspire must therefore set code good behaviour create life law health
COM 2005 498 498 remains paramount condition success africa’s economic development efforts new partnership africa’s development regional international initiatives seeking goal likewise efforts will remain inconclusive long hiv aids malaria drepanocytosis diseases continue rage countries threats include drought famine locust infestations extreme poverty debt burden stifling economies countries therefore commend initiative convening summit assess millennium health
COM 2005 500 500 condition success africa’s economic development efforts new partnership africa’s development regional international initiatives seeking goal likewise efforts will remain inconclusive long hiv aids malaria drepanocytosis diseases continue rage countries threats include drought famine locust infestations extreme poverty debt burden stifling economies countries therefore commend initiative convening summit assess millennium development goals health
COM 2005 1124 1124 issue whenever necessary involved process working peace means fighting fuels extremism every source frustration working peace also means investing necessary resources development without humankind dignity health world depends organization let us strive renewal peace happiness greater human dignity let us strive equal opportunity health
CPV 2005 112 112 international community provide consistent support achievement millennium development goals unfortunately despite great deal discussion mdgs still falling short regard commitments undertaken clear distress populations afflicted pandemics malaria tuberculosis hiv aids spreading alarming rate head state cape verde said addressing assembly high-level plenary meeting last week see pv achieving millennium goals building health
CPV 2005 113 113 community provide consistent support achievement millennium development goals unfortunately despite great deal discussion mdgs still falling short regard commitments undertaken clear distress populations afflicted pandemics malaria tuberculosis hiv aids spreading alarming rate head state cape verde said addressing assembly high-level plenary meeting last week see pv achieving millennium goals building freer health
CRI 2005 961 961 also necessary may fully assume rights duties arise various legal regimes global governance areas varied collective security development assistance fight terrorism sustainable development various international health mechanisms like conclude reiterating costa rica’s unconditional commitment principles purposes organization reaffirming faith united nations principle instrument international community maintain peace renewing full confidence organization’s health
CUB 2005 31 31 united nations chaotic unequal insecure world now living much tribute gathered june san francisco found united nations conclusion millennium summit today world’s children died preventable diseases victims second world war put together aggression iraq launched just without regard even counter opinion international community happened just two half years solemnly proclaimed millennium health
CYP 2005 266 266 source concern international community africa prime example today ever rightly remains core mobilization endeavour make difference terms conflict resolution peacekeeping peacebuilding fighting poverty underdevelopment deadly diseases will litmus test effectiveness commitment meet millennium goals middle east another test case recent weeks proven reciprocal gestures capacity construct common ground even seem surface health
CZE 2005 585 585 every conflict bring lasting peace every notorious hot spot including balkans middle east iraq afghanistan number places africa will able prevent millions people dying hunger diseases hiv aids will strong enough guarantee promote democracy human rights hope chance answer depends us can assure assembly czech republic ready carry part assignment including health
DMA 2005 175 175 problems related development peace security human rights rule law reinvigoration united nations commonwealth dominica committed millennium development goals embraces renewed pledge save humanity scourge war disease famine poverty will work member states ensure future based hope prosperity instead one despair poor marginalized world now us monumental task ensuring implementation tangible outcomes health
DOM 2005 139 139 agenda aimed achieving millennium development goals mdgs become key governmental programme important small underdeveloped nations scarce natural resources leading people socio-economic abyss caused poverty poor health lack education productive employment political action urgent least dominican republic eliminating poverty world monumental task requiring unstinting political commitment collective participation societies well unlimited economic health
DZA 2005 104 104 today international community still struggles flashpoints appeared following second world war well arose ensuing process decolonization humanitarian disasters whether man-made natural problems refugees famine aids pandemic malaria exacerbated persistent underdevelopment contributed ever stretch beyond strictly military issues definition collective security organization since birth asked promote mission protect remains today unattainable goal health
DZA 2005 105 105 international community still struggles flashpoints appeared following second world war well arose ensuing process decolonization humanitarian disasters whether man-made natural problems refugees famine aids pandemic malaria exacerbated persistent underdevelopment contributed ever stretch beyond strictly military issues definition collective security organization since birth asked promote mission protect remains today unattainable goal vital health
DZA 2005 603 603 africa’s development nepad new energy africa established peace security council decided tackle conflicts afflict take resolute promotion final settlement anyone looks africa objectively ignore endemic diseases visible latent crises natural man-made disasters famine illiteracy today’s africa must note never many democratically elected regimes many economies undergoing promising reforms much still needs health
ECU 2005 157 157 millennium faces reality increasing poverty two thirds planet water becoming scarce holes ozone layer along biodiversity amazon destroyed entire nations disinherited condemned roam earth mortal illnesses hover humanity terrorism lurks every corner come middle world speak faith renewal dream ecuador small nation south america sharing identity almost million human beings living health
ECU 2005 353 353 levels basically produced tragedy inherent accumulation foreign debt represents heavy burden developing nations burden debt pauperized peoples put brake productive development cancelled aspiration access food health shelter safety education ethical mandate time demands change collective conscience social welfare heavily indebted middle-income countries must organize efforts arrive joint agreements world’s creditors thirdly health
FIN 2005 462 462 fight corruption essence achieve millennium development goals mdgs fourthly subject environment stress complementarity johannesburg plan implementation mdgs goal ensure environmental sustainability essential achieving mdgs poverty health education gender equality protection sustainable management natural resource base necessary development poverty eradication developed countries need make substantive efforts prevent destruction ecosystems inter alia promotion health
FJI 2005 178 178 targeting aspirations objectives summit outcome millennium development goals paramount process reforming public financial sector introducing limited changes private sector infrastructure development improvement priority light occupational health safety standards marine legislation regulations reviewed ensure safety sea passengers vessels alike well protection maritime resources continental shelf principle restorative justice pursuit reconciliation tolerance unity health
FJI 2005 784 784 sugar also like express appreciation close neighbours australia new zealand friends asia support helping us get better access markets assistance important areas development hiv aids pandemic global concern impacts ability achieve millennium development goals cooperative effort everyone remains way control eradicate scourge action integrates prevention treatment medical social vulnerability infected persons health
FJI 2005 818 818 cooperative effort everyone remains way control eradicate scourge action integrates prevention treatment medical social vulnerability infected persons guiding principles time minimize seriousness ravages produced infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis effort also directed scourges extreme poverty plight disabled can longer ignore plight women children years subjected sexual exploitation abuse last week fiji’s prime health
FJI 2005 819 819 effort everyone remains way control eradicate scourge action integrates prevention treatment medical social vulnerability infected persons guiding principles time minimize seriousness ravages produced infectious diseases malaria tuberculosis effort also directed scourges extreme poverty plight disabled can longer ignore plight women children years subjected sexual exploitation abuse last week fiji’s prime minister health
FJI 2005 883 883 conflict second sale children child prostitution child pornography addition fiji strongly believes time right stronger action taken address issue young women denied right sexual reproductive health welcome decision hold general assembly high-level dialogue international migration development amount remittances migrant workers become rich source funds raised standards living families contributed substantially national health
FRA 2005 977 977 countries given support pilot project levy tax airline tickets welcome february france will host ministerial conference initiative can implemented specifically promptly devoting three eight goals health millennium declaration put public health back centre sustainable development terms scope socio-economic impact hiv aids pandemic concern us working together will able deal approach integrates health
FRA 2005 982 982 levy tax airline tickets welcome february france will host ministerial conference initiative can implemented specifically promptly devoting three eight goals health millennium declaration put public health back centre sustainable development terms scope socio-economic impact hiv aids pandemic concern us working together will able deal approach integrates prevention treatment care medical social health
FRA 2005 993 993 initiative can implemented specifically promptly devoting three eight goals health millennium declaration put public health back centre sustainable development terms scope socio-economic impact hiv aids pandemic concern us working together will able deal approach integrates prevention treatment care medical social vulnerability infected persons france wants carry integrated approach european partners world health
FRA 2005 1019 1019 concern us working together will able deal approach integrates prevention treatment care medical social vulnerability infected persons france wants carry integrated approach european partners world health organization joint united nations program hiv aids global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria must everything possible achieve universal access treatment need promoting greater flexibility intellectual health
FRA 2005 1032 1032 social vulnerability infected persons france wants carry integrated approach european partners world health organization joint united nations program hiv aids global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria must everything possible achieve universal access treatment need promoting greater flexibility intellectual property rights provided doha international trade agreements fight aids requires us mobilize efforts health
FRA 2005 1091 1091 amount million euros time international cooperation must take account particular challenges faced certain categories individuals victims abject poverty excluded young women denied right sexual reproductive health disabilities marginalized society indian ocean gulf mexico japan antarctica man confronted today unprecedented rise environmental threats caused scientific proof reality climate_change human origins irrefutable initiatives health
GAB 2005 225 225 dual need representativity effectiveness reformed united nations can deal better many challenges facing humankind today hiv aids environmental degradation terrorism armed conflicts poverty hiv aids pandemic affects rich poor nations alike without distinction serious threat sparsely- populated countries gabon ever developing countries call upon international community display effective active solidarity order health
GAB 2005 254 254 nations alike without distinction serious threat sparsely- populated countries gabon ever developing countries call upon international community display effective active solidarity order limit worst effects pandemic since vaccine experiments yet conclusive therapeutic trials still insufficient efforts must focused prevention access antiretroviral drugs accordance agreement concluded within context world trade organization gabon health
GAB 2005 316 316 plan combat aids first lady gabon madame edith lucie bongo ondimba personally involved welcome fact final document high-level meeting reaffirmed commitment international community fight hiv-aids malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases undeniable global challenges numerous interdependent environmental degradation become one main threats life earth consequences climate_change caused human activity root natural disasters unprecedented health
GAB 2005 319 319 first lady gabon madame edith lucie bongo ondimba personally involved welcome fact final document high-level meeting reaffirmed commitment international community fight hiv-aids malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases undeniable global challenges numerous interdependent environmental degradation become one main threats life earth consequences climate_change caused human activity root natural disasters unprecedented scale future generations health
GBR 2005 314 314 elsewhere lifted poverty new global market created ignores divide seemed fundamental many decades east west currently everyone chance share much sub-saharan africa remains blighted poverty disease conflict european union now set clear timetable achieve per cent target aid debt relief trade reform development aid vital none can work alone fundamental making health
GHA 2005 350 350 developed world struggling third world nurture fitness required competitiveness global market demands rationale must back various initiatives aimed providing assistance prevention care treatment hiv aids malaria infectious diseases containing diseases continent’s development can kept course empowerment women children moving apace continent regard ghana established ministry women’s children’s affairs spearhead policies programmes health
GHA 2005 352 352 struggling third world nurture fitness required competitiveness global market demands rationale must back various initiatives aimed providing assistance prevention care treatment hiv aids malaria infectious diseases containing diseases continent’s development can kept course empowerment women children moving apace continent regard ghana established ministry women’s children’s affairs spearhead policies programmes promote gender health
GHA 2005 354 354 world nurture fitness required competitiveness global market demands rationale must back various initiatives aimed providing assistance prevention care treatment hiv aids malaria infectious diseases containing diseases continent’s development can kept course empowerment women children moving apace continent regard ghana established ministry women’s children’s affairs spearhead policies programmes promote gender equality enhance health
GMB 2005 152 152 effective several occasions since witnessed instances genocide war crimes crimes humanity well proliferation weapons mass destruction civil strife terrorism undermining human state security poverty hunger diseases still decimate countless communities capacity respond humanitarian crises needs reassessed revitalized backdrop challenges organization face represent failure simply underscore needs done make world safer better health
GMB 2005 271 271 better poised effectively address humankind’s quest larger freedoms real necessity greater relevance impact organization indeed following objectives collective focus next decade absolute poverty attendant woes diseases hunger illiteracy must eliminated face earth proliferation nuclear weapons mass destruction must halted total ban nuclear weapons imposed states peace must allowed reign throughout world health
GMB 2005 759 759 republic taiwan democratic sovereign state democratically elected government defends interests people taiwan world taiwanese people display concern global problems international peace security hiv aids spread disease environmental pollution issues engage us united nations yet table us contributing share search solutions problems confront humankind today therefore call peace- loving nations world support health
GNB 2005 260 260 wars organized crime terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction illicit trafficking small arms light weapons phenomena threaten international security threats limited solely spheres also involve poverty pandemics natural disasters affecting planet growing link security development proof gesture solidarity desired regard financing development poor needed ever responsible positive attitude one main pillars efforts health
GRC 2005 221 221 considerable part world security sustainable development go hand hand collective commitment efforts needed correct imbalances disparities world matter time extreme poverty hunger catastrophic impact widespread diseases will lead strife internal external foremost example africa vicious cycle poverty conflict hiv aids produces explosive combination ripping apart fabric societies threatening unprecedented dire consequences health
GRD 2005 425 425 sector increasing unemployment per cent immeasurable psychological social impact population prior events grenada well track achieve millennium development goals mdgs universal primary education lowering child mortality rates reducing poverty rate half also high country’s agenda implementation policies combat diseases including hiv aids today even rigorous national efforts grenada achieve mdgs can health
GRD 2005 438 438 well track achieve millennium development goals mdgs universal primary education lowering child mortality rates reducing poverty rate half also high country’s agenda implementation policies combat diseases including hiv aids today even rigorous national efforts grenada achieve mdgs can substantial financial technical assistance currently countries caribbean face growing unemployment poverty recent world health
GRD 2005 630 630 transfer technology assist environmental protection us developing world also given commitment devise national policies improve standard living people promote education practice good governance strive better health care however virtually impossible current international economic climate international regimes seem committed crippling economies developing countries particular caribbean hurricanes natural disasters add caribbean region’s challenges health
GRD 2005 899 899 people strongly feel must conserved preserved maintained protected merely generation future generations like specifically refer trans- shipment radioactive materials waters continues pose tremendous threat human health marine life ecosystems tourism economies region repeatedly affirmed grenada caribbean community member states practice must stop grenada calls concerned desist activity welcome reference made outcome health
GUY 2005 166 166 goals especially millennium development goals set summit five years ago just reviewed remain important benchmark global development aimed securing important prerequisites economic social advancement areas health education basic services must fully embraced pursued international community country diligent working towards objectives visionary poverty- reduction strategy allocation resources social sector able improve lot health
GUY 2005 731 731 democracy human rights well promotion development therefore essential view vast array threats international peace security mount necessary defences spread terrorism transboundary crime arms drug trafficking disease increasing incidence natural disasters must now integral process development analysis unfortunately however cost measures takes heavy toll limited human financial resources resources can better spent health
HTI 2005 217 217 development assistance use funds solidarity international level government haiti attaches greatest importance proposal french republic create stable lasting financing innovative mechanisms order prevent cure major pandemics time pleased note many world’s leaders received proposal greatest interest also welcome various initiatives including united kingdom proposal international financial facility arranges borrowing financial markets health
IDN 2005 13 13 live age unpredictable threats may airtight security measures tragedy strike form deadly epidemic handiwork terrorists like attacks new york city september bali bombings convulsion nature like tsunami demolished indonesian province aceh nearby indian ocean rim areas storm tide health
IND 2005 607 607 tele- education telemedicine e-commerce e- governance infotainment resource mapping meteorological services india also earmarking billion lines credit assist developing countries particular africa fighting hiv aids pandemics international community needs address intellectual property regimes seek deny technologies rather facilitating transfer developing countries including areas environment public health although millennium declaration outcome document health
IND 2005 627 627 particular africa fighting hiv aids pandemics international community needs address intellectual property regimes seek deny technologies rather facilitating transfer developing countries including areas environment public health although millennium declaration outcome document spoken exploiting beneficial aspects globalization yet agree implement modalities process making process globalization fairer equitable remains one main challenges time health
IRN 2005 677 677 used nuclear weapons continue produce stockpile extensively test weapons used depleted uranium bombs bullets tens perhaps hundreds thousands iraqis kuwaitis even soldiers allies afflicting incurable diseases blatantly violate obligations treaty non- proliferation nuclear weapons npt refrained signing comprehensive nuclear- test-ban treaty ctbt armed zionist occupation regime weapons mass destruction ó refusing health
IRQ 2005 388 388 powers reconstruction iraq well realize aspirations iraqi people development progress oil production exports increased along number employment opportunities income trade exchange iraqis accomplished public services health care ambitious projects way reconstruct infrastructure especially areas home road construction environmental bureaux now declared iraqi provinces free radioactivity therefore seize opportunity urge creditor nations health
ISR 2005 155 155 long indeed genuinely wish help palestinians bring benefits peace prosperity must realize building contacts cooperation israel crucial element process possibilities cooperation abound fields diverse agriculture health environment transportation electricity potential benefits middle east regional cooperation immense cooperation can bring tangible immediate economic benefits israel’s improving relations jordan egypt shown unfortunately many health
ITA 2005 383 383 recover decades obscurantist oppression commitment spreading culture freedom dialogue among cultures front-line commitment fighting scourge underdevelopment including innovative methods debt cancellation participation global fund major epidemics eloquent material testimony seriousness intentions regard wish mention particular activities promote development african continent activities carried way anti-poverty initiatives also strengthening african capacities areas conflict health
JAM 2005 154 154 mdgs progress uneven current pace regions countries will miss several mdgs decades certain areas elimination hunger centuries away likely miss global targets areas infant maternal mortality hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases environmental sustainability limited financial resources debt restricted asymmetrical trade opportunities hiv aids identified major inhibiting factors beyond constraints past health
JAM 2005 158 158 pace regions countries will miss several mdgs decades certain areas elimination hunger centuries away likely miss global targets areas infant maternal mortality hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases environmental sustainability limited financial resources debt restricted asymmetrical trade opportunities hiv aids identified major inhibiting factors beyond constraints past five years many developing health
JAM 2005 160 160 countries will miss several mdgs decades certain areas elimination hunger centuries away likely miss global targets areas infant maternal mortality hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases environmental sustainability limited financial resources debt restricted asymmetrical trade opportunities hiv aids identified major inhibiting factors beyond constraints past five years many developing countries suffered health
JAM 2005 1143 1143 vision display courage unrelenting commitment build world peace justice equity can inhabit together true harmony convinced within power rid planet human life prevails hunger ignorance disease strife believe can provide shelter homeless eradicate poverty everywhere political will determination can prevent genocide combat terrorism irrespective gender race colour religious creed can ensure health
JPN 2005 679 679 liberia respect sudan japan decided disburse half pledged assistance million contribution personnel united nations mission sudan unmis furthermore address humanitarian crisis africa regions caused infectious diseases japan announced million financial assistance coming years global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria japan will contribute billion next five years ìhealth developmentî initiative japan also health
JPN 2005 692 692 nations mission sudan unmis furthermore address humanitarian crisis africa regions caused infectious diseases japan announced million financial assistance coming years global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria japan will contribute billion next five years ìhealth developmentî initiative japan also taken steps address ìforgotten crisesî africa will continue focus issues time history effective health
KAZ 2005 158 158 new level area sustainable development national government paying priority attention poverty women’s issues employment financial aid state poor families development small medium-sized businesses large-scale educational health environmental programmes commend united nations specialized agencies efforts assist country addressing effects environmental disasters area aral sea semipalatinsk region problems facing regions global scope environmental health
KEN 2005 144 144 improving economic social well-being kenya embraces principles charter serve basic reference point reform united nations principles core inner strength believe principle democracy central organization future health prosperity nations kenya deeply cherishes principle seeks generous spread around world institution global problems require global solutions united nations vehicle can help us attain solutions health
KGZ 2005 1014 1014 establishment new system international relations clearly will long drawn-out process states members united nations affirm readiness find practical solutions essential problems time combating poverty famine disease work sustainable development session general assembly will remembered session reforms health
KHM 2005 503 503 ago united nations established spare future generations scourge war however foundation peace lies success respective governments peoples world community large forging future future children better health care education economic professional opportunities safe secure social environment abides rule law culture merit honesty goes without saying development cement peace development one part world health
KHM 2005 628 628 achieved cmdgs cover nine areas long-term short-term goals overall targets specific targets covering extreme poverty hunger universal nine-year basic education gender equality women’s empowerment child mortality maternal health hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability global partnership development demining unexploded ordinance victim assistance present cambodia process preparing national strategic development plan 2006-2010 health
KHM 2005 630 630 cover nine areas long-term short-term goals overall targets specific targets covering extreme poverty hunger universal nine-year basic education gender equality women’s empowerment child mortality maternal health hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability global partnership development demining unexploded ordinance victim assistance present cambodia process preparing national strategic development plan 2006-2010 combining earlier health
KHM 2005 633 633 long-term short-term goals overall targets specific targets covering extreme poverty hunger universal nine-year basic education gender equality women’s empowerment child mortality maternal health hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability global partnership development demining unexploded ordinance victim assistance present cambodia process preparing national strategic development plan 2006-2010 combining earlier socio-economic development plan health
KHM 2005 634 634 short-term goals overall targets specific targets covering extreme poverty hunger universal nine-year basic education gender equality women’s empowerment child mortality maternal health hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability global partnership development demining unexploded ordinance victim assistance present cambodia process preparing national strategic development plan 2006-2010 combining earlier socio-economic development plan national health
KNA 2005 273 273 rights child goes heart full effective protection human rights also firmly believe making sure every child saint kitts nevis access primary secondary education potable water health care creating healthier better adjusted productive adults whose rights will nourished enshrined policy orientation development agenda proud country generally accepted right development also fundamental right health
KNA 2005 407 407 commitment gender equality starting current parity enrolment levels among girls boys school primary secondary levels report also confirms per cent access safe water sanitation field health notes per cent rate immunization infants tuberculosis measles saint kitts nevis pan-caribbean partnership combat hiv aids pancap established caribbean community caricom proved useful pragmatic vehicle health
KNA 2005 415 415 among girls boys school primary secondary levels report also confirms per cent access safe water sanitation field health notes per cent rate immunization infants tuberculosis measles saint kitts nevis pan-caribbean partnership combat hiv aids pancap established caribbean community caricom proved useful pragmatic vehicle collective action results saint kitts nevis fight hiv health
KOR 2005 171 171 commit anew realizing ideal inspired founders organization years ago building peaceful prosperous world peoples live together harmony free want fear certainly children dying hunger preventable diseases every day world lies far ideal today everyone agrees means lift whole world poverty underdevelopment just need effectively put means good use thus concrete action- health
KOR 2005 357 357 dedicated good governance essential ingredient development thus working secretariat establish united nations governance centre seoul follow-up sixth global forum reinventing government government hosted earlier year health another area requires collective action globalized connected world infectious diseases can spread terrifying speed regard borders can become pandemics threaten development security affected countries regions health
KOR 2005 367 367 united nations governance centre seoul follow-up sixth global forum reinventing government government hosted earlier year health another area requires collective action globalized connected world infectious diseases can spread terrifying speed regard borders can become pandemics threaten development security affected countries regions world must act together part government contributing global fund fight health
KOR 2005 376 376 reinventing government government hosted earlier year health another area requires collective action globalized connected world infectious diseases can spread terrifying speed regard borders can become pandemics threaten development security affected countries regions world must act together part government contributing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria also vigorously supporting activities international vaccine health
KOR 2005 395 395 terrifying speed regard borders can become pandemics threaten development security affected countries regions world must act together part government contributing global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria also vigorously supporting activities international vaccine institute seoul strives develop disseminate vaccines needed world’s poorest regions taken part launching international partnership avian pandemic influenza announced health
KOR 2005 418 418 aids tuberculosis malaria also vigorously supporting activities international vaccine institute seoul strives develop disseminate vaccines needed world’s poorest regions taken part launching international partnership avian pandemic influenza announced president bush united states speech last week see pv world leaders noted threats peace security around world today increasing interconnected global scale require health
KWT 2005 67 67 world free problems challenges currently afflicting international community forming threat world peace security problems challenges include terrorism poverty hunger proliferation weapons mass destruction spread contagious diseases environmental degradation persistent flagrant violation human rights international gathering acknowledgement multilateralism viable option addressing issues challenges whose implications dangers transcend geographical borders therefore nature country health
LBN 2005 190 190 multinational corporations hence need new approach tackling world’s problems international relations crumbs rich nations become insufficient satisfy needs third world seeking extract backwardness eradicate poverty disease ailments spread beyond boundaries great development divide serve stern wake-up call ticking bomb us heed imperative call serious urgent dialogue north south rapid eased transfer health
LBY 2005 834 834 african union endeavours face various challenges create unified african continent capable achieving progress participating effectively march towards progress upholding freedom human rights eradicating wars poverty disease removing remnants colonialism hope support will extended african union’s plans achieve prosperity african people providing assistance new partnership africa’s development international community far failed solve health
LCA 2005 126 126 nations charter envisaged conclude therefore united nations exerted authoritative influence global affairs twenty-first century world better one assertion seems plausible today’s world replete poverty hunger disease lack sustainable development human rights violations terrorism conflict war glaring inadequacies multitude grave problems including unfinished agenda decolonization record united nations however bear simplistic assertion health
LCA 2005 267 267 frames understanding desperate need improvement socio-economic conditions numerous developing countries will member states united nations say people developing world grappling poverty hunger hiv aids deadly diseases illiteracy gender discrimination challenges date set met targets millennium development goals government sees merit discussion whether target dates set orientation now towards accelerating pace implementation health
LKA 2005 808 808 chair united nations ad hoc committee subject sri lanka pledged meet united nations millennium development goals year already achieved targeted goals primary education infant maternal mortality committed promoting political economic empowerment women gender equality becomes matter human rights social justice national child protection authority implements many programmes eliminate abuse violence children health
LKA 2005 891 891 development goals however poverty remains major challenge us eradicate scourge now taking steps adoption economic social programmes cooperation bilateral multilateral development partners look current world health situation although smallpox eradicated polio verge eliminated diseases ó often associated poverty continue take heavy human toll especially developing countries every year million children die health
LKA 2005 899 899 eradicate scourge now taking steps adoption economic social programmes cooperation bilateral multilateral development partners look current world health situation although smallpox eradicated polio verge eliminated diseases ó often associated poverty continue take heavy human toll especially developing countries every year million children die malnutrition fifth birthday per cent people africa suffer health
LKA 2005 917 917 situation although smallpox eradicated polio verge eliminated diseases ó often associated poverty continue take heavy human toll especially developing countries every year million children die malnutrition fifth birthday per cent people africa suffer water- related diseases cholera hiv aids kills people every day year million people infected malaria new challenges severe health
LKA 2005 927 927 associated poverty continue take heavy human toll especially developing countries every year million children die malnutrition fifth birthday per cent people africa suffer water- related diseases cholera hiv aids kills people every day year million people infected malaria new challenges severe acute respiratory syndrome avian influenza indicate national borders offer little health
LKA 2005 939 939 million children die malnutrition fifth birthday per cent people africa suffer water- related diseases cholera hiv aids kills people every day year million people infected malaria new challenges severe acute respiratory syndrome avian influenza indicate national borders offer little protection proliferating pandemics face unparalleled advances technology human mobility unconscionable let nations health
LKA 2005 955 955 aids kills people every day year million people infected malaria new challenges severe acute respiratory syndrome avian influenza indicate national borders offer little protection proliferating pandemics face unparalleled advances technology human mobility unconscionable let nations suffer diseases can controlled eliminated view three evils plaguing world today can place modern globalizing era health
LKA 2005 966 966 challenges severe acute respiratory syndrome avian influenza indicate national borders offer little protection proliferating pandemics face unparalleled advances technology human mobility unconscionable let nations suffer diseases can controlled eliminated view three evils plaguing world today can place modern globalizing era twenty-first century poverty disease terrorism today evils affect social cultural economic health
LKA 2005 984 984 technology human mobility unconscionable let nations suffer diseases can controlled eliminated view three evils plaguing world today can place modern globalizing era twenty-first century poverty disease terrorism today evils affect social cultural economic well-being majority humankind country can deal international cooperation self-interest needs mustered share strong belief united nations occasion sixtieth health
LKA 2005 1107 1107 socio-economic security challenges face let us resolve commit collectively solemn occasion sixtieth anniversary organization act together interest humankind order may strive eliminate three scourges poverty disease terrorism health
LSO 2005 168 168 divide regions continents adversely affect cordial relations states order move unison international community strive advance global development human rights security agendas simultaneously agree hiv aids pandemic emerged major threat development reversing gains made far also agree ravages extreme poverty continue haunt us needless say extreme poverty constitutes violation human dignity armed health
LUX 2005 416 416 report notes midst increasingly prosperous global economy million children every year live see fifth birthday billion people survive abject poverty less per day hiv aids pandemic inflicted single greatest reversal human development pandemic claimed million lives left another five million people infected human development report p view alarming facts setting creating health
LUX 2005 423 423 million children every year live see fifth birthday billion people survive abject poverty less per day hiv aids pandemic inflicted single greatest reversal human development pandemic claimed million lives left another five million people infected human development report p view alarming facts setting creating genuine partnership development based groundwork monterrey conference health
LVA 2005 86 86 year various development programmes made safe drinking water available billion people last decade helped eradicate smallpox globe polio set follow soon helped reduce world child mortality rates half since improved education developing countries per cent adults can now read write provides million tons food victims emergencies every year million people different health
LVA 2005 520 520 feasible accord end year secretary-general highlighted linkage security development commitments outlines designed advance realization millennium development goals achieved mark genuine turn tide common struggle poverty disease comprehensive package agreed g-8 gleneagles summit july important milestone helping africa eradicate extreme poverty combat aids malaria ensure every child receives primary education must now health
LVA 2005 537 537 achieved mark genuine turn tide common struggle poverty disease comprehensive package agreed g-8 gleneagles summit july important milestone helping africa eradicate extreme poverty combat aids malaria ensure every child receives primary education must now make sure agreed gleneagles including doubling aid writing billions dollars debt will delivered also like highlight necessity health
LVA 2005 570 570 now make sure agreed gleneagles including doubling aid writing billions dollars debt will delivered also like highlight necessity achieving gender equality includes universal access reproductive health information services central goal agreements reached international conference population development cairo countries must strengthen girls access primary secondary education become less subject early forced marriages health
LVA 2005 614 614 education become less subject early forced marriages economic exploitation girls must made safe genital mutilation girls women must guaranteed sexual reproductive rights protection hiv aids diseases excuse half million women dying year pregnancy- related causes entirely preventable need continued development concerns almost regions world including eastern europe experienced momentous changes since health
MAR 2005 252 252 provision basic social services end era ideological division rise new world order called attention international community new challenges posed scourges terrorism hunger poverty backwardness illiteracy pandemic disease well increasing number refugees fleeing disasters war destruction growing number ethnic tribal religious conflicts separatist trends since events september international community grown increasingly aware health
MAR 2005 253 253 basic social services end era ideological division rise new world order called attention international community new challenges posed scourges terrorism hunger poverty backwardness illiteracy pandemic disease well increasing number refugees fleeing disasters war destruction growing number ethnic tribal religious conflicts separatist trends since events september international community grown increasingly aware threat health
MCO 2005 67 67 today organization consists member states hope many heads state government expressed wish recent summit beginning new phase quest collective security respect human rights fight poverty disease continue affect many peoples end international community must better represented particularly security council progress must also made establishment human rights council achievement millennium development goals health
MCO 2005 192 192 effectively achievement millennium development goals thus main focus monacoís cooperation policies defined framework millennium development goals preservation environment broad sense term fight poverty support education health care monaco’s official development assistance oda continued increase multiplying fivefold past years effort will continue years come view reaching per cent target soon possible likewise health
MCO 2005 239 239 target soon possible likewise endorse declaration innovative sources financing development voluntary contributions united nations several institutions agencies including united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization joint united nations programme hiv aids unicef united nations development programme undp office united nations high commissioner refugees name principality sponsors activities aimed assisting health
MCO 2005 383 383 historically closely involved implementation cooperation plans protect mediterranean environment coastal marine therefore priority monaco also provides assistance number french-speaking countries areas relating largely poverty eradication health care education working complementarity government monacoís non-governmental organizations also committed countries like underscore principality ready participate best abilities within financial means initiatives areas health care health
MCO 2005 407 407 eradication health care education working complementarity government monacoís non-governmental organizations also committed countries like underscore principality ready participate best abilities within financial means initiatives areas health care training recent address rostrum prince albert ii expressed great sadness connection devastation caused hurricane katrina united states almost one year ago south-east asia suffered health
MDG 2005 269 269 hopes peoples will change world can secure support populations united nations must devise adopt necessary measures establish balanced world crises wars questions security terrorism world’s epidemics concrete causes secretary-general rightly quoted one united nations purposes preamble charter promote social progress better standards life larger freedom peoples want real opportunities quite rightly health
MDV 2005 733 733 millennium development goals mdgs already track attaining mdgs hope outcome document high- level plenary meeting resolution will expedite march countries towards attainment mdgs towards conquering disease despair deprivation july bombings london incidents terrorism shocked horrified us hope measures agreed upon combat international terrorism strengthen peace international security promote peacebuilding strengthen united health
MHL 2005 437 437 disasters also context far less dramatic less crucial global actions needed mitigate climate_change arrest sea-level rise late act people marshall islands others become environmental refugees health issues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing major diseases diabetes influenza bird flu sars risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases despite difficulties health
MHL 2005 447 447 needed mitigate climate_change arrest sea-level rise late act people marshall islands others become environmental refugees health issues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing major diseases diabetes influenza bird flu sars risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases despite difficulties face addressing challenges proud grateful involvement traditional leadership contributed substantial health
MHL 2005 452 452 rise late act people marshall islands others become environmental refugees health issues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing major diseases diabetes influenza bird flu sars risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases despite difficulties face addressing challenges proud grateful involvement traditional leadership contributed substantial progress made local national levels health
MHL 2005 460 460 environmental refugees health issues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing major diseases diabetes influenza bird flu sars risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases despite difficulties face addressing challenges proud grateful involvement traditional leadership contributed substantial progress made local national levels final stages completing hiv aids national strategic plan health
MHL 2005 532 532 education programmes will encourage behavioural change among high-risk groups population provide technical assistance facilitate prompt access global fund financial sources combat hiv aids tuberculosis diabetes malaria integrated family planning maternal child health programmes reproductive health services fully support initiatives accessibility reproductive health services millennium development goals sustainable development marshall islands established health
MHL 2005 538 538 among high-risk groups population provide technical assistance facilitate prompt access global fund financial sources combat hiv aids tuberculosis diabetes malaria integrated family planning maternal child health programmes reproductive health services fully support initiatives accessibility reproductive health services millennium development goals sustainable development marshall islands established task force ensure millennium development goals health
MHL 2005 541 541 population provide technical assistance facilitate prompt access global fund financial sources combat hiv aids tuberculosis diabetes malaria integrated family planning maternal child health programmes reproductive health services fully support initiatives accessibility reproductive health services millennium development goals sustainable development marshall islands established task force ensure millennium development goals fully integrated national health
MHL 2005 548 548 global fund financial sources combat hiv aids tuberculosis diabetes malaria integrated family planning maternal child health programmes reproductive health services fully support initiatives accessibility reproductive health services millennium development goals sustainable development marshall islands established task force ensure millennium development goals fully integrated national strategy one challenge continue face need human health
MHL 2005 706 706 islands like emphasize need full resolution issue based changed circumstances come light new information gathered recent scientific medical studies radiological safety clean-up malignant effects radiation health call international community support marshall islands endeavour marshall islands experienced far- reaching invasive effects nuclear testing programme intimate personal levels home islands longer inhabitable illness health
MHL 2005 731 731 health call international community support marshall islands endeavour marshall islands experienced far- reaching invasive effects nuclear testing programme intimate personal levels home islands longer inhabitable illness death many friends families can prepare health system deal burden can never remedy human emotional toll continues us individuals families communities nation concerning disarmament non-proliferation health
MHL 2005 738 738 endeavour marshall islands experienced far- reaching invasive effects nuclear testing programme intimate personal levels home islands longer inhabitable illness death many friends families can prepare health system deal burden can never remedy human emotional toll continues us individuals families communities nation concerning disarmament non-proliferation believe sustainable peace development will achieved without health
MHL 2005 1075 1075 united nations guided following values principles belief multilateral cooperation imperative prevention respect rule law human rights solidarity poor suffering concern rights women children world future health planet earth reiterate support reform expansion security council using criteria-based approach based factors economic size population commitment democracy human rights financial contribution united nations contributions health
MKD 2005 187 187 millennium development goals mdgs well outcomes major united nations conferences summits assessment world leaders realistic upbeat boldly assessed status current longstanding problems extreme poverty hunger disease hiv pandemic child mortality environmental degradation lack good governance disregard human rights rule law showed strength resolve defining steps actions taken reinforced order meet targets health
MKD 2005 189 189 goals mdgs well outcomes major united nations conferences summits assessment world leaders realistic upbeat boldly assessed status current longstanding problems extreme poverty hunger disease hiv pandemic child mortality environmental degradation lack good governance disregard human rights rule law showed strength resolve defining steps actions taken reinforced order meet targets cautiously optimistic health
MKD 2005 191 191 well outcomes major united nations conferences summits assessment world leaders realistic upbeat boldly assessed status current longstanding problems extreme poverty hunger disease hiv pandemic child mortality environmental degradation lack good governance disregard human rights rule law showed strength resolve defining steps actions taken reinforced order meet targets cautiously optimistic deadlines met health
MMR 2005 372 372 date threats face today respect national boundaries interconnected complex terrorism illicit drug trafficking transnational organized crime weapons mass destruction poverty hunger alarming spread highly infectious diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria threats can ignore peril efforts strategies tackle transnational issues need coordinated levels carried necessary respect sovereignty territorial integrity states country state health
MMR 2005 376 376 respect national boundaries interconnected complex terrorism illicit drug trafficking transnational organized crime weapons mass destruction poverty hunger alarming spread highly infectious diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria threats can ignore peril efforts strategies tackle transnational issues need coordinated levels carried necessary respect sovereignty territorial integrity states country state party united nations convention health
MNG 2005 100 100 knowledge matters hand will enable us successfully follow commitments made leaders last week assembly mongolia poised achieve millennium development goals mdgs education gender child maternal health combating various diseases capitalizing 1990s system public health education traditional culture gender equality mongolia well track achieve universal primary education literacy eliminate gender disparity levels health
MNG 2005 103 103 will enable us successfully follow commitments made leaders last week assembly mongolia poised achieve millennium development goals mdgs education gender child maternal health combating various diseases capitalizing 1990s system public health education traditional culture gender equality mongolia well track achieve universal primary education literacy eliminate gender disparity levels education reduce child health
MNG 2005 108 108 commitments made leaders last week assembly mongolia poised achieve millennium development goals mdgs education gender child maternal health combating various diseases capitalizing 1990s system public health education traditional culture gender equality mongolia well track achieve universal primary education literacy eliminate gender disparity levels education reduce child mortality rate two thirds maternal health
MNG 2005 129 129 capitalizing 1990s system public health education traditional culture gender equality mongolia well track achieve universal primary education literacy eliminate gender disparity levels education reduce child mortality rate two thirds maternal mortality rate three fourths however important goal halving poverty looks highly elusive unachievable moment aware responsibility development mongolia large managed public health
MNG 2005 134 134 education traditional culture gender equality mongolia well track achieve universal primary education literacy eliminate gender disparity levels education reduce child mortality rate two thirds maternal mortality rate three fourths however important goal halving poverty looks highly elusive unachievable moment aware responsibility development mongolia large managed public finances responsibly maintained macroeconomic stability health
MNG 2005 512 512 poverty will now waged aggressively commitment world leaders increase oda developing countries billion year year however imperative increase aid quantity sufficient level make multiple investments health education economic infrastructure needed break cycles deprivation ensure sustained growth furthermore quality aid improved per principles paris declaration aid effectiveness march particular emphasis providing stable health
MOZ 2005 632 632 reducing absolute poverty promotion rapid comprehensive sustained economic growth job creation addressing social economic development programme seeks mainly reduce regional imbalances expand supply basic services health education access electricity safe drinking water programme also gives due attention fight hiv aids malaria infectious diseases well special needs young people terms training employment health
MOZ 2005 647 647 programme seeks mainly reduce regional imbalances expand supply basic services health education access electricity safe drinking water programme also gives due attention fight hiv aids malaria infectious diseases well special needs young people terms training employment housing implementation sound political macroeconomic policies strategies development registered economic growth rates averaged per cent health
MOZ 2005 649 649 mainly reduce regional imbalances expand supply basic services health education access electricity safe drinking water programme also gives due attention fight hiv aids malaria infectious diseases well special needs young people terms training employment housing implementation sound political macroeconomic policies strategies development registered economic growth rates averaged per cent annually poverty health
MUS 2005 128 128 people men women young old benefit initiatives actions collective well individual last friday adopting outcome document leaders world renewed pledge save humanity scourge war fear disease famine poverty citizens world witness sober promises made now wait earnest see concrete results therefore required muster collective political will mobilize necessary resources fulfil pledges health
MUS 2005 459 459 given world summit special needs africa many countries throughout world made significant progress lifting people poverty many others mainly sub-saharan africa poverty hunger illiteracy infectious diseases incidence hiv aids unemployment environmental degradation continue take heavy toll delegation therefore appreciates resolve international community address issues emphasizes need timely implementation relevant measures despite health
MWI 2005 218 218 instituting effective system political economic governance country continues face critical challenges determining political agenda turn affect development efforts still face extreme poverty food shortages hunger malnutrition hiv aids continues claim lives malaria still killing millions year problems face mounting domestic external debt unfair inequitable global trading system prevalence conflicts political instability health
MWI 2005 224 224 country continues face critical challenges determining political agenda turn affect development efforts still face extreme poverty food shortages hunger malnutrition hiv aids continues claim lives malaria still killing millions year problems face mounting domestic external debt unfair inequitable global trading system prevalence conflicts political instability therefore feel united nations reforms meaningful health
MWI 2005 361 361 malawi millennium development goals challenges achievements circulated however country facing severe constraints implementing mdgs allocating significant amount limited resources servicing external debt managing hiv aids pandemic cost social economic transformation necessary fight poverty malawi therefore supports proposal find comprehensive durable solutions external debt problem regard welcome recent proposal g-8 cancel per health
MWI 2005 574 574 therefore earnestly believe role united nations africa can enhanced encouraging africa’s representation security council regard africa’s call expansion security council supported international community hiv aids pandemic poses serious social economic challenges africa however general assembly may interested know malawi one success stories managing hiv aids pandemic people malawi welcomed provision voluntary health
MWI 2005 594 594 supported international community hiv aids pandemic poses serious social economic challenges africa however general assembly may interested know malawi one success stories managing hiv aids pandemic people malawi welcomed provision voluntary counselling free anti-retroviral drugs instance since middle last year established anti-retroviral clinics throughout country treated many people expect time next health
MWI 2005 690 690 takes account medical economic political social impacts hiv aids implementation millennium development goals take opportunity commend countries continue make contributions global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria fund enabled malawi introduce free anti-retroviral treatment programme infected hiv aids terms agriculture food security malawi fared well year country facing severe food shortages owing health
MYS 2005 513 513 obstacles faced developing countries seem increased almost amelioration problems already existed time eight years ago east asia battered financial crisis turn trans-regional repercussions adversely affecting health global economy appeals developing countries reform international financial architecture fell deaf ears result international financial architecture continues vulnerable similar crises now even equally important problems health
NAM 2005 412 412 strong spirit human solidarity shared sense justice fairness many developing countries implementation millennium development goals severely hampered lack adequate resources compounded challenges including hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis well socio-economic difficulties background economic social council must strengthened given sufficient resources together united nations agencies order take lead implementing effective human-centred country health
NAM 2005 413 413 spirit human solidarity shared sense justice fairness many developing countries implementation millennium development goals severely hampered lack adequate resources compounded challenges including hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis well socio-economic difficulties background economic social council must strengthened given sufficient resources together united nations agencies order take lead implementing effective human-centred country programmes health
NGA 2005 1065 1065 early entry force comprehensive convention terrorism also welcome security council resolution incitement terrorism terrorist acts embark upon review millennium development goals mdgs challenges hunger poverty disease continue override conscience well conscience international community concern regarding challenges compelled african leaders commit ideals new partnership africa’s development nepad whose principal objective encourage good health
NGA 2005 1289 1289 cancellation debt relief urge international community adopt effective comprehensive durable development-oriented solution debt problem developing countries become cog wheel development growth progress since hiv aids epidemic rapidly grown monster world tackling scourge many african countries including nigeria adopted multisectoral response strategy recommended united nations nigeria followed great interest participated actively various health
NOR 2005 211 211 legally binding agreements international community needs cooperate order meet global challenges faced array new threats challenges just spoke risk proliferation terrorism another spread new infectious diseases also frightening prospect multilateralism answer must face threats together reach agreement meet global arena must continually reformed adapted make sure united nations best possible shape health
NPL 2005 314 314 growth social inclusion anti- corruption efforts speedy delivery essential services needy people special relief package programmes carried integrated manner areas hit conflict include food shelter health education rehabilitation persons internally displaced due terrorist violence international peace security can maintained atmosphere mutual understanding trust confidence nepal always stressed international community must make health
NZL 2005 220 220 programme focus poverty elimination core exclusive focus pacific strive address aid effectiveness particular problems faced small island developing states hiv aids empowerment women sexual reproductive health rights education sustainable development trade access trade look forward ambitious outcome across aspects doha development agenda including agriculture improved market access elimination export subsidies substantial health
PAN 2005 245 245 solution can applied across board countries indeed application rigid solutions contributed rather widening gap countries amid uncertainty concerning public development policies unforeseeable events natural disasters epidemics currently rising price oil indispensable driver production growth completely altered balance foreign domestic affairs moreover unclear whether negative impact events economies will vanish automatically phenomena health
PAN 2005 562 562 ensure well-being people moreover served perpetuate differences living conditions developed countries still struggling emerge underdevelopment situation similar regard obstacles impede access basic medicines improve public health areas sensitive aids malaria obstacles take form patents grant quasi-monopolistic powers pharmaceutical companies produce medicines addition already devastating differences exist states even greater statistics currently health
PAN 2005 566 566 served perpetuate differences living conditions developed countries still struggling emerge underdevelopment situation similar regard obstacles impede access basic medicines improve public health areas sensitive aids malaria obstacles take form patents grant quasi-monopolistic powers pharmaceutical companies produce medicines addition already devastating differences exist states even greater statistics currently show using simplistic rigid health
PER 2005 477 477 spending regional level order release resources social investment first decision adopted government’s first day office cut back military expenditure country per cent order allocate food health education social investments progress field significant agreements chile colombia ecuador craft implement standardized methodologies reduce military spending secondly peru advocate creation south american zone peace health
PHL 2005 332 332 serious security threats particularly terrorism many citizens victimized terrorist attacks recognize economic social underpinnings acts distant past country also confront threat severe acute respiratory syndrome sars national experience prompts us agree secretary-general global threats interrelated different perceptions imminence threats facing us deter us cooperating address brings central theme let bond broad health
PHL 2005 507 507 calls conversion per cent debt service equity mdg projects least equal value income earning potential debt development projects can focus areas achieve mdg benchmarks hospitals health care schools classrooms information technology clean water electricity reforestation eco- tourism many others help us achieve mdgs nexus development international migration overlooked migration brings challenges health
PNG 2005 194 194 development goals mdgs respective countries despite government’s efforts achieve mdgs papua new guinea’s scorecard indicates much needs done recognize combating poverty hiv aids child maternal mortality unemployment promoting universal primary education gender equality major challenges papua new guinea important legislative policy administrative instruments now put place millennium development goals targets incorporated health
PNG 2005 323 323 new guinea therefore fully supports efforts united nations international community address scourge support particular leadership secretary- general mobilizing international resources global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria combat diseases development partners including australia new zealand undp joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids united nations agencies continue support papua new guinea’s efforts health
PNG 2005 325 325 therefore fully supports efforts united nations international community address scourge support particular leadership secretary- general mobilizing international resources global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria combat diseases development partners including australia new zealand undp joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids united nations agencies continue support papua new guinea’s efforts address critical health
PRY 2005 559 559 democratic governance trust paraguayan state business sector great challenges ahead us faith capacity people tackling build just international order major challenges country tackling extreme poverty health care affect neediest sectors population indigenous people small farmers address issues promoted rapid increase spending social services put stop growing poverty financing new programmes social health
PRY 2005 595 595 issues promoted rapid increase spending social services put stop growing poverty financing new programmes social protection network vulnerable groups financial subsidies linked school attendance field health care nutrition programme pregnant women boys girls risk malnutrition large-scale shipments seeds subsistence crops purchase land small farmers view ensuring social peace free medical care health
PRY 2005 597 597 rapid increase spending social services put stop growing poverty financing new programmes social protection network vulnerable groups financial subsidies linked school attendance field health care nutrition programme pregnant women boys girls risk malnutrition large-scale shipments seeds subsistence crops purchase land small farmers view ensuring social peace free medical care children age health
PRY 2005 604 604 growing poverty financing new programmes social protection network vulnerable groups financial subsidies linked school attendance field health care nutrition programme pregnant women boys girls risk malnutrition large-scale shipments seeds subsistence crops purchase land small farmers view ensuring social peace free medical care children age five concessional electricity rates scholarship programme students health
QAT 2005 171 171 access exports world markets unfair prices commodity exports heavy external debt burden adverse effects globalization despite progress made many fields international cooperation problems hunger poverty diseases aids malaria tuberculosis taken horrific dimensions continue pose major challenges international community unless latter makes concerted efforts accelerate equitable development developing countries especially least developed health
QAT 2005 173 173 world markets unfair prices commodity exports heavy external debt burden adverse effects globalization despite progress made many fields international cooperation problems hunger poverty diseases aids malaria tuberculosis taken horrific dimensions continue pose major challenges international community unless latter makes concerted efforts accelerate equitable development developing countries especially least developed countries millennium health
RUS 2005 657 657 insufficient attention given seeking solutions important issues finding way common understanding thus task must remain top priority agenda much remains done terms development eradication poverty epidemics famine illiteracy action strongest way ensure global stability eliminate breeding grounds extremism kinds russia endorses initiatives aimed attaining millennium goals will enhance contribution resolving urgent health
RWA 2005 200 200 matter great concern us current trends persist many african countries will achieve mdgs african countries actually regressed since efforts achieve mdg targets poverty hunger infectious diseases lay waste entire communities nations often exacerbate effects war conflict make prospects recovery infinitely problematic urgent action needs taken reverse trends need greater commitment developed health
RWA 2005 338 338 larger freedom can neither security without development development without security national regional international levels unacceptable unsustainable one half world live amid wealth plenty half dies disease hunger governments judged according actions according ideals principles similarly united nations judged according actions according values principles laid charter experience united nations immaculate values principles health
RWA 2005 722 722 usefulness strongly supports plans establish peacebuilding commission indeed seen united nations spend hundreds millions dollars billions peacekeeping missions leave behind repaired road bridge rehabilitated school health centre countries deployed instead leave behind children will never know fathers vulnerable poverty resources better spent create lasting peace stability must however ensure commission become health
SDN 2005 826 826 support needs international community united nations particular since millennium summit achievements made view meeting millennium development goals mdgs goals adequately achieved africa still deal poverty disease underdevelopment debt meet five years first summit must pause consider achieved aspire achieve live world people varied standards living wealth rich become richer poor become health
SEN 2005 650 650 companies civil society contribute cash kind fund many initiatives taken next weeks months let us lose sight battle must wage worldwide regional national levels defeat pandemics infectious diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria polio decimating populations regards hiv aids government senegal devotes one-tenth budget health will continue bold actions based information education health
SEN 2005 652 652 society contribute cash kind fund many initiatives taken next weeks months let us lose sight battle must wage worldwide regional national levels defeat pandemics infectious diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria polio decimating populations regards hiv aids government senegal devotes one-tenth budget health will continue bold actions based information education awareness campaigns health
SEN 2005 656 656 fund many initiatives taken next weeks months let us lose sight battle must wage worldwide regional national levels defeat pandemics infectious diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria polio decimating populations regards hiv aids government senegal devotes one-tenth budget health will continue bold actions based information education awareness campaigns prevention subsidies fight pandemics health
SEN 2005 668 668 must wage worldwide regional national levels defeat pandemics infectious diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria polio decimating populations regards hiv aids government senegal devotes one-tenth budget health will continue bold actions based information education awareness campaigns prevention subsidies fight pandemics tirelessly however encouraging results achieved several countries including senegal managed keep prevalence health
SEN 2005 681 681 malaria polio decimating populations regards hiv aids government senegal devotes one-tenth budget health will continue bold actions based information education awareness campaigns prevention subsidies fight pandemics tirelessly however encouraging results achieved several countries including senegal managed keep prevalence rate hiv aids one lowest levels continent consolidated without substantial consistent support international health
SEN 2005 742 742 ago prevalence rate country falling per cent per cent also like invite international community support africa fight drepanocytosis otherwise known sickle cell anaemia become public health problem several countries disease apart suffering inflicts populations obstacle development makes sufferers unable work reason summit heads state government african union held sirte july adopted health
SEN 2005 746 746 falling per cent per cent also like invite international community support africa fight drepanocytosis otherwise known sickle cell anaemia become public health problem several countries disease apart suffering inflicts populations obstacle development makes sufferers unable work reason summit heads state government african union held sirte july adopted decision supporting inclusion genetic health
SEN 2005 776 776 obstacle development makes sufferers unable work reason summit heads state government african union held sirte july adopted decision supporting inclusion genetic drepanocytosis list priorities public health thus invite assembly join battle drepanocytosis equally vital willingness external partners commit africa finding solution situation agriculture continues suffer environment increasingly hostile flourishing design capacities health
SLB 2005 94 94 relevant responsive today’s threats organization rose ashes second world war sole purpose ensuring never world allow crimes humanity flourish sixty years genocide terrorism hiv aids malaria tuberculosis hunger continue claim millions lives annually according recent world health organization report preventable disease malaria claims lives today’s conflicts put together million clinical cases health
SLB 2005 105 105 purpose ensuring never world allow crimes humanity flourish sixty years genocide terrorism hiv aids malaria tuberculosis hunger continue claim millions lives annually according recent world health organization report preventable disease malaria claims lives today’s conflicts put together million clinical cases annually million lives lost connection solomon islands suffers higher rates malaria health
SLB 2005 109 109 allow crimes humanity flourish sixty years genocide terrorism hiv aids malaria tuberculosis hunger continue claim millions lives annually according recent world health organization report preventable disease malaria claims lives today’s conflicts put together million clinical cases annually million lives lost connection solomon islands suffers higher rates malaria maternal mortality country pacific health
SLB 2005 110 110 crimes humanity flourish sixty years genocide terrorism hiv aids malaria tuberculosis hunger continue claim millions lives annually according recent world health organization report preventable disease malaria claims lives today’s conflicts put together million clinical cases annually million lives lost connection solomon islands suffers higher rates malaria maternal mortality country pacific region health
SLB 2005 130 130 health organization report preventable disease malaria claims lives today’s conflicts put together million clinical cases annually million lives lost connection solomon islands suffers higher rates malaria maternal mortality country pacific region delegation pleased see summit agree establishment implementation quick win initiatives free distribution treated bed nets antimalarial medicines needs done comprehensive health
SLB 2005 132 132 report preventable disease malaria claims lives today’s conflicts put together million clinical cases annually million lives lost connection solomon islands suffers higher rates malaria maternal mortality country pacific region delegation pleased see summit agree establishment implementation quick win initiatives free distribution treated bed nets antimalarial medicines needs done comprehensive malaria eradication health
SLB 2005 156 156 maternal mortality country pacific region delegation pleased see summit agree establishment implementation quick win initiatives free distribution treated bed nets antimalarial medicines needs done comprehensive malaria eradication programme public environmental health must initiated implemented simultaneously despite overwhelming facts world continues spend even military programmes equipment lack progress disarmament non-proliferation continuing threat health
SLB 2005 161 161 delegation pleased see summit agree establishment implementation quick win initiatives free distribution treated bed nets antimalarial medicines needs done comprehensive malaria eradication programme public environmental health must initiated implemented simultaneously despite overwhelming facts world continues spend even military programmes equipment lack progress disarmament non-proliferation continuing threat terrorism begs question whether world health
SLB 2005 763 763 creditors begun establish workable debt strategy innovative approach advocated philippines debt-for- equity swap finance mdg projects worth looking capacity-building governance free corruption vital rural development health education leadership governance critical stability economic development improved clarifying rules expectations adopting outcome-oriented approach will improve transparency public processes effectiveness institutions solomon islands acknowledges contributions health
SLE 2005 632 632 majority us freedom want means collective national international responsibility eradicate extreme poverty collective responsibility ensure people regions world enjoy first foremost human right food basic health care education clean water amenities sustain life see freedom fear means collective responsibility states remove eliminate threats safety security people everywhere illicit traffic use small health
SLV 2005 407 407 confirm participation women peace development essential successfully achieving goals secondly programme covers microcredit developing micro small businesses will promote development new sources income self-employment thirdly health solidarity fund fosalud provides establishment tax tobacco alcohol firearms resources will used expand medical services public health units hours day seen excellent results fourthly presidential health
SLV 2005 424 424 will promote development new sources income self-employment thirdly health solidarity fund fosalud provides establishment tax tobacco alcohol firearms resources will used expand medical services public health units hours day seen excellent results fourthly presidential youth programme begun include young people development process finally get connected programme aimed creating model public education health
SLV 2005 486 486 towards achieving millennium development goals example reduced number individuals living extreme poverty percentage points percentages gone per cent per cent means reduced figure half infant mortality rate children age one decreased significantly per live births per reduction points need strive 10-point reduction participation young people economic social development priority source energy health
SLV 2005 581 581 reflect deep respect freedom expression pillar democracy order ensure free independent press continues work unhindered throughout world expressed article universal declaration human rights hiv aids pandemic become serious problem crosses borders respect nationalities magnitude spread epidemic meant must concentrate prevention without forgetting treatment support individuals living illness el salvador shall shortly health
SLV 2005 591 591 independent press continues work unhindered throughout world expressed article universal declaration human rights hiv aids pandemic become serious problem crosses borders respect nationalities magnitude spread epidemic meant must concentrate prevention without forgetting treatment support individuals living illness el salvador shall shortly host third forum hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases latin america health
SLV 2005 602 602 human rights hiv aids pandemic become serious problem crosses borders respect nationalities magnitude spread epidemic meant must concentrate prevention without forgetting treatment support individuals living illness el salvador shall shortly host third forum hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases latin america caribbean fourth central american congress sexually transmitted infections hiv aids fourth health
SLV 2005 614 614 magnitude spread epidemic meant must concentrate prevention without forgetting treatment support individuals living illness el salvador shall shortly host third forum hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases latin america caribbean fourth central american congress sexually transmitted infections hiv aids fourth central american meeting people living hiv aids order unite efforts exchange experiences health
SMR 2005 457 457 achieving millennium goals today twenty-first century billion people still live less dollar day children die every day hunger figures leave us indifferent eradicating poverty underdevelopment epidemics forgiving crushing debt developing countries will collective well-being achieved peace security intimately linked millennium goals essential country improve economic human conditions peace security separated concerns health
SMR 2005 678 678 fail address stress situation women children discussions concerns addressed beginning millennium development humankind children particular vulnerable war famine bear brunt adult actions decisions bombings conflicts malnutrition poverty treatable diseases child labour sexual abuse cause great suffering death people merely stop think children many worst events world avoided year country undertaken number health
SMR 2005 681 681 situation women children discussions concerns addressed beginning millennium development humankind children particular vulnerable war famine bear brunt adult actions decisions bombings conflicts malnutrition poverty treatable diseases child labour sexual abuse cause great suffering death people merely stop think children many worst events world avoided year country undertaken number humanitarian initiatives favour health
STP 2005 380 380 progress reason hiv aids poverty political crises ongoing violations human rights oppression occupation constitute threats human security many countries continue face challenges combating hiv aids illnesses regions africa hiv aids devastating families cultures economies entire societies cost treatment continues extremely high economies beginning buckle effects illness significant resources additional scientific investment health
STP 2005 400 400 face challenges combating hiv aids illnesses regions africa hiv aids devastating families cultures economies entire societies cost treatment continues extremely high economies beginning buckle effects illness significant resources additional scientific investment research seek cure hiv aids forthcoming development expectations africa will far met recently republic angola attacked worst outbreak ever marburg health
STP 2005 445 445 angola attacked worst outbreak ever marburg fever caused virus related ebola virus concerned sao tome principe integral part central african states remove situation appeal world health organization strengthen capabilities countries subregion holding seminars providing training initiative will help us deal prophylactically similar situations might arise likewise malaria continues serious public health health
STP 2005 466 466 remove situation appeal world health organization strengthen capabilities countries subregion holding seminars providing training initiative will help us deal prophylactically similar situations might arise likewise malaria continues serious public health problem country despite active involvement existing programmes supported several countries organizations situation insecurity primarily affects vulnerable populations especially refugees children women health
STP 2005 470 470 health organization strengthen capabilities countries subregion holding seminars providing training initiative will help us deal prophylactically similar situations might arise likewise malaria continues serious public health problem country despite active involvement existing programmes supported several countries organizations situation insecurity primarily affects vulnerable populations especially refugees children women elderly terrorism destabilizing governments health
SUR 2005 305 305 generations scourge war thus came together established united nations faced old new challenges international peace security international community ever determined live crucial promise spread infectious diseases hiv aids indiscriminate effect forces nature thereby causing widespread despair destruction uncontrolled proliferation small arms light weapons just name testimony transnational nature contemporary challenges world health
SUR 2005 633 633 organization reform ever good intentions must give rise concrete achievements must translate commitments action owe many people living extreme poverty access safe drinking water proper health care achieving global society requires involvement determination commitment actors state non-state well coordinated comprehensive actions actors global fight poverty injustice shared objectives require reaffirmation importance health
SWE 2005 56 56 owe boy darfur better performance stronger connection declarations actions tools prevent armed conflicts made many commitments end oppression radically reduce poverty protect environment cures many diseases continue kill challenge us use instruments peace development human rights transform commitments real action cooperation across borders just good idea must truly global challenges united health
SWE 2005 226 226 per cent target next year equally important countries live commitments aid effectiveness agreements monterrey promises find new ways financing development better progress preventing maternal child mortality vital reaching many mdgs must renew commitment universal access reproductive health care give focus sexual reproductive health care rights market access goods services must substantially health
SWE 2005 237 237 effectiveness agreements monterrey promises find new ways financing development better progress preventing maternal child mortality vital reaching many mdgs must renew commitment universal access reproductive health care give focus sexual reproductive health care rights market access goods services must substantially improved poor countries trade- distorting subsidies need phased sweden will continue health
SWE 2005 243 243 ways financing development better progress preventing maternal child mortality vital reaching many mdgs must renew commitment universal access reproductive health care give focus sexual reproductive health care rights market access goods services must substantially improved poor countries trade- distorting subsidies need phased sweden will continue work reduced agricultural subsidies press speedy health
SWZ 2005 599 599 pragmatic constructive quest solution recent mdg follow-up summit succeeded highlighting plight africa unprecedented clarity paradox africa extreme increasing poverty people face many problems including ill health land richly endowed natural resources become increasingly visible past decade seen evidence decline poverty parts world much africa one major causes consequences poverty disease mainly health
SWZ 2005 623 623 ill health land richly endowed natural resources become increasingly visible past decade seen evidence decline poverty parts world much africa one major causes consequences poverty disease mainly malaria hiv aids diseases continue compromise health situation african countries halting even reversing health gains achieved earlier years poor caught complex poverty trap low health
SWZ 2005 625 625 land richly endowed natural resources become increasingly visible past decade seen evidence decline poverty parts world much africa one major causes consequences poverty disease mainly malaria hiv aids diseases continue compromise health situation african countries halting even reversing health gains achieved earlier years poor caught complex poverty trap low income leads health
SWZ 2005 628 628 natural resources become increasingly visible past decade seen evidence decline poverty parts world much africa one major causes consequences poverty disease mainly malaria hiv aids diseases continue compromise health situation african countries halting even reversing health gains achieved earlier years poor caught complex poverty trap low income leads low consumption turn health
SWZ 2005 631 631 increasingly visible past decade seen evidence decline poverty parts world much africa one major causes consequences poverty disease mainly malaria hiv aids diseases continue compromise health situation african countries halting even reversing health gains achieved earlier years poor caught complex poverty trap low income leads low consumption turn results low capacity health
SWZ 2005 638 638 poverty parts world much africa one major causes consequences poverty disease mainly malaria hiv aids diseases continue compromise health situation african countries halting even reversing health gains achieved earlier years poor caught complex poverty trap low income leads low consumption turn results low capacity low productivity kingdom swaziland believes relatively affordable health
SWZ 2005 670 670 complex poverty trap low income leads low consumption turn results low capacity low productivity kingdom swaziland believes relatively affordable technologies modern world can mitigate effect disease poor experience shown proven strategies health interventions can effectively dramatically reduce toll killer diseases fortunately mdgs point way forward believe creation world solidarity fund eradicate health
SWZ 2005 676 676 low consumption turn results low capacity low productivity kingdom swaziland believes relatively affordable technologies modern world can mitigate effect disease poor experience shown proven strategies health interventions can effectively dramatically reduce toll killer diseases fortunately mdgs point way forward believe creation world solidarity fund eradicate extreme poverty accord within framework world health
SWZ 2005 684 684 kingdom swaziland believes relatively affordable technologies modern world can mitigate effect disease poor experience shown proven strategies health interventions can effectively dramatically reduce toll killer diseases fortunately mdgs point way forward believe creation world solidarity fund eradicate extreme poverty accord within framework world trade organization patents imperative steps right direction countries health
SWZ 2005 713 713 way forward believe creation world solidarity fund eradicate extreme poverty accord within framework world trade organization patents imperative steps right direction countries can provide medicines health strong entry point poverty reduction alleviating disease burden poor will contribute improvement social status year also marks another milestone calendar movement gender equality advancement women health
SWZ 2005 720 720 eradicate extreme poverty accord within framework world trade organization patents imperative steps right direction countries can provide medicines health strong entry point poverty reduction alleviating disease burden poor will contribute improvement social status year also marks another milestone calendar movement gender equality advancement women 10-year review beijing declaration platform action women health
SWZ 2005 801 801 sustainable development session must strive meet challenge charter established years ago articulated equal rights men women note progress acknowledge newer challenges emerged effects hiv aids pandemic women girls hiv aids scourge continues plague communities africa pandemic much medical crisis economic social political crisis cure insight will continue deplete essential financial human health
SWZ 2005 811 811 ago articulated equal rights men women note progress acknowledge newer challenges emerged effects hiv aids pandemic women girls hiv aids scourge continues plague communities africa pandemic much medical crisis economic social political crisis cure insight will continue deplete essential financial human resources critical development part government collaborating local communities find home- health
SWZ 2005 847 847 continue deplete essential financial human resources critical development part government collaborating local communities find home- grown solutions problem continue grateful global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria international agencies assistance support continue provide us fight killer disease doubt developing countries determined fight poverty creating jobs people play part mobilization domestic resources like health
SWZ 2005 857 857 collaborating local communities find home- grown solutions problem continue grateful global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria international agencies assistance support continue provide us fight killer disease doubt developing countries determined fight poverty creating jobs people play part mobilization domestic resources like appeal developed world meet commitments supporting us effective assistance international health
SYR 2005 166 166 generations five years ago adopted declaration set international communityís vision new millennium regrettably facts figures show results lived expectations objectives defined remain unfulfilled poverty hunger epidemics prevalent throughout world tension foreign occupation continue threaten international peace security hamper development living foreign occupation failure eliminate weapons mass destruction foremost among nuclear weapons health
TCD 2005 175 175 changed world still bears scars past already entered future today seeing unparalleled impoverishment many countries peoples well emergence new abhorrent phenomena terrorism transboundary crime mention pandemic hiv aids resurgence communicable diseases given formidable developments absolutely necessary build new international society caring just better managed united nations centre part government chad since health
TCD 2005 180 180 past already entered future today seeing unparalleled impoverishment many countries peoples well emergence new abhorrent phenomena terrorism transboundary crime mention pandemic hiv aids resurgence communicable diseases given formidable developments absolutely necessary build new international society caring just better managed united nations centre part government chad since establishment democracy planned implemented vast health
TCD 2005 725 725 chad however consensus regarding need sustained progress issues areas related social economic political life government chad therefore focusing particular activities relating protection children promotion maternal health education girls social professional integration underprivileged groups particularly women elderly disabled connection doubt partnership civil society private sector strongly encouraged unaware many delegations may wonder health
TGO 2005 140 140 ongoing mission entrusted carried competence serenity resolve humanism united nations now crossroads challenges continue face world particular ongoing conflicts ravaging many countries regions around world pandemics floods natural disasters terrible dangers threaten environment ecosystem famine various places particularly africa caused drought climate_change growing gulf wealthy countries afflicted underdevelopment require greater solidarity health
TGO 2005 243 243 scope seriousness problems effectively resolved except framework organization symbol solidarity brotherhood among states peoples need pursue step fight poverty hunger lack education gender inequality child mortality disease environmental degradation devastating lethal conflicts take opportunity behalf government people togo convey deep gratitude thanks community states represented many expressions support sympathy country unexpected health
TGO 2005 244 244 seriousness problems effectively resolved except framework organization symbol solidarity brotherhood among states peoples need pursue step fight poverty hunger lack education gender inequality child mortality disease environmental degradation devastating lethal conflicts take opportunity behalf government people togo convey deep gratitude thanks community states represented many expressions support sympathy country unexpected demise health
THA 2005 131 131 hurricane katrina need move forward spirit sense shared responsibility tackle old new challenges modern world globalization certainly much many countries extreme poverty hunger deadly infectious diseases environmental degradation continue damage silent killers must ignore every day people continue perish poverty hunger children will survive celebrate fifth birthday yet money spent arms health
THA 2005 349 349 mechanism ensure sustainable post-conflict recovery development also want see extensive management reform make secretariat efficient effective also accountable must redouble efforts break vicious circle poverty disease conflicts challenge time make peace prosperity dignity freedom common chair human security network pleased human-centred approach security embraced integral part new collective security consensus eradication health
THA 2005 688 688 can significantly help one another prosper together south-south cooperation thailand working closely developing countries sharing experiences best practices especially areas thailand expertise agricultural development public health marginalization breeds resentment anger fertile ground extremism flourish development helps prevent putting human face globalization vital urgent together can create environment conducive turning back tide health
TJK 2005 77 77 political will world leaders unique opportunity arisen strengthen joint efforts towards peaceful sustainable social economic development achievement millennium development goals mdgs progress towards eradication poverty disease overcome humanitarian crises provide better world present future generations progress requires united concerted consistent action part international community whole doubt united nations must play key health
TJK 2005 421 421 needs assessment identified fundamental structural institutional reforms needed tajikistan create enabling environment achieving mdgs policy priorities respective sectors financial schemes funding development rural areas educational health systems water supply sanitation infrastructures environment according millennium development goals needs assessment tajikistan will need billion next years achieve required progress implementation mdgs however millennium health
TJK 2005 826 826 potential currently exploited rational fair management water resources will contribute directly progress towards mdgs helping address challenges related inter alia food security employment sanitation reduction disease increased school attendance common goal develop qualitatively new pattern sustainable water resource management address water economy challenges national regional international levels bringing together international community health
TKM 2005 461 461 freedoms citizens strengthening legal basis society internal policy entire transition period president government worked provide social support population since given citizens gas electricity water salt health services education free charge large-scale housing construction programme citizens guaranteed ownership comfortable well-designed homes financially attractive terms loans extending 15-year period future homeowner’s employer paying health
TKM 2005 544 544 united nations children’s fund successfully implemented programme protection mothers children comprehensive development children promotion well-being youth country achieved wide immunization coverage led significant reduction infectious diseases among children lot work carried areas maternal child health education social protection turkmenistan fourth country world recognized united nations state introduced universal iodization salt accordance health
TKM 2005 553 553 children comprehensive development children promotion well-being youth country achieved wide immunization coverage led significant reduction infectious diseases among children lot work carried areas maternal child health education social protection turkmenistan fourth country world recognized united nations state introduced universal iodization salt accordance accepted international standards connection noted country consistently carries obligations health
TKM 2005 808 808 kofi annan aimed strengthening united nations grateful united nations secretariat specialized agencies united nations development programme united nations children’s fund united nations population fund world health organization others coordinated provided invaluable assistance development state turkmenistan along many states high hopes united nations calls strengthening broadening role world health
TLS 2005 201 201 government increase public expenditure per cent current fiscal year increase will benefit mostly rural population poorest addition proud report per cent national budget allocated education health fostered best possible relationships neighbours end july became twenty-fifth member regional forum association southeast asian nations asean next goal asean membership enjoy special observer status health
TTO 2005 137 137 remain area trade erosion tariff preferences primary commodities bananas sugar extremely prejudicial socio-economic development many countries caribbean community caricom caribbean region also affected hiv aids pandemic killed million men women children worldwide implicit threat economic social stability human development security underestimated denied target devoting per cent gross national income official development health
TUR 2005 546 546 following high-level contacts turkey’s two neighbours encouraging parties make progress afghanistan many challenges still lie ahead continued support international community still needed among matters education health gender equality economic development need increased attention alternative crops must encouraged order replace widespread poppy cultivation country twice led international security assistance force afghanistan total health
TUR 2005 894 894 ababa serve coordination centre turkish humanitarian developmental assistance continent turkish government also declared year africa turkey will continue contributions international institutions working alleviate suffering eliminate disease hunger africa chain attacks various parts world proves country immune terrorism condemn atrocities strongest terms distinction made among terrorist organizations room double standards fight must health
TUV 2005 670 670 advantage finally resolve proposed reforms end december latest also believe equitable representation developing countries non-permanent seats council vital long overdue tuvalu recognizes seriousness hiv aids epidemic social economic development security tuvalu pacific island countries given exposure level mobility communities particularly seafarers serve merchant ships worldwide urgent need assistance international community provided health
TUV 2005 702 702 island countries given exposure level mobility communities particularly seafarers serve merchant ships worldwide urgent need assistance international community provided global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria help us raise awareness tuvalu combat threats epidemic need technical financial assistance efforts terms natural resources tuvalu really big ocean small island country pacific ocean health
TUV 2005 710 710 seafarers serve merchant ships worldwide urgent need assistance international community provided global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria help us raise awareness tuvalu combat threats epidemic need technical financial assistance efforts terms natural resources tuvalu really big ocean small island country pacific ocean surrounds islands provides vital source livelihoods economic social health
TUV 2005 878 878 universal without rightful representation million people republic china taiwan tuvalu feels recognizing political democratic developments taiwan active responsible participation taiwan world affairs especially trade commerce health international development without representation united nations unjust morally wrong state affairs needs corrected seek proper review united nations important issue well escalation tension taiwan strait health
TZA 2005 155 155 accomplish put details need implement spirit collective dedication sense common purpose allow political expediency posturing rob us declared objectives glaring indignities poverty hunger illiteracy preventable disease amidst glamour opulence prosperity quarters world relegated dustbin history achievable implement commitments resolved undertake summit just ended monterrey agreed framework partnership members g-8 gleneagles transformed health
TZA 2005 333 333 millennium development goals mdg ahead achieving goal regarding universal primary education namely nine years deadline on-course achieving goals regarding access safe drinking water reducing child mortality promoting gender equality political participation decision-making structures steady assistance macroeconomic political stability get closer achieving goals sub-saharan africa individual countries accelerating reforms improving climate investment health
TZA 2005 819 819 communities equally hope recognition guiding principles internal displacement will provide effective protection internally displaced persons relevant appropriate authorities outcome document duly recognized tragedy hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis hit africa hard global awareness matched adequate funding save current succeeding generations ravages diseases tanzania like thank president olusegun obasanjo nigeria statement made health
TZA 2005 820 820 equally hope recognition guiding principles internal displacement will provide effective protection internally displaced persons relevant appropriate authorities outcome document duly recognized tragedy hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis hit africa hard global awareness matched adequate funding save current succeeding generations ravages diseases tanzania like thank president olusegun obasanjo nigeria statement made capacity health
TZA 2005 835 835 appropriate authorities outcome document duly recognized tragedy hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis hit africa hard global awareness matched adequate funding save current succeeding generations ravages diseases tanzania like thank president olusegun obasanjo nigeria statement made capacity chairman african union situation relating conflicts peace security africa grateful african leaders chairman african union health
UGA 2005 161 161 results regions especially north africa registered positive achievements others faired negatively globalized world future welfare interlinked poverty one part world threatens peace security globally equally epidemic remote village africa threatens health prosperous individual new york essence share common fate international community therefore self-interested obligation help africa emerge current predicament let wealth health
UGA 2005 166 166 registered positive achievements others faired negatively globalized world future welfare interlinked poverty one part world threatens peace security globally equally epidemic remote village africa threatens health prosperous individual new york essence share common fate international community therefore self-interested obligation help africa emerge current predicament let wealth enhance welfare uganda hopes world health
USA 2005 217 217 serious threats peace security emerged states largely defined borders today however greatest threats face emerge within states melt borders transnational threats like terrorism proliferation weapons pandemic disease trafficking human beings second purpose institution written united nations charter develop friendly relations among nations based equal rights self-determination peoples life liberty dignity aspiration health
USA 2005 218 218 threats peace security emerged states largely defined borders today however greatest threats face emerge within states melt borders transnational threats like terrorism proliferation weapons pandemic disease trafficking human beings second purpose institution written united nations charter develop friendly relations among nations based equal rights self-determination peoples life liberty dignity aspiration reality health
VAT 2005 62 62 non- proliferation issues regrettable also like add outset holy see understands references cairo international conference population development outcome fourth world conference women held beijing reproductive health found paragraphs g c sense set reservations statements interpretation conferences applying holistic concept health consider abortion access abortion dimension terms caveats aside document basis implementation health
VAT 2005 76 76 conference population development outcome fourth world conference women held beijing reproductive health found paragraphs g c sense set reservations statements interpretation conferences applying holistic concept health consider abortion access abortion dimension terms caveats aside document basis implementation ongoing discussions united nations reform due human tragedies genocide war crimes ethnic cleansing crimes health
VAT 2005 264 264 mention three specific areas ethical challenge regard solidarity poor promotion common good sustainable environment small gains made last area remain risk among things climate_change new diseases irresponsible destruction forests water pollution depletion fish stocks destruction global commons oceans estimated essential services provided ecosystems used unsustainably enormity today’s environmental challenge obliges us health
VEN 2005 467 467 defined position previous statements will continue session time simply add basic item difficult realize man’s democratic dream man finds prevented satisfying basic conditions life dignity health nutrition roof head opportunity enjoy basic rights trust wisdom peoples new leadership voice speaks silent millions trust struggle great martí said thrown lot poor earth health
VEN 2005 468 468 position previous statements will continue session time simply add basic item difficult realize man’s democratic dream man finds prevented satisfying basic conditions life dignity health nutrition roof head opportunity enjoy basic rights trust wisdom peoples new leadership voice speaks silent millions trust struggle great martí said thrown lot poor earth thus health
VNM 2005 143 143 right path towards brighter future humanity twenty-first century today’s celebratory atmosphere forget stark realities continue see spread war conflict resurgence terrorism natural disasters poverty outbreak epidemics transnational crime threatening peace security independence prosperity nations people world shocked recent terrorist attacks london sharm el-sheikh elsewhere viet nam therefore joins others fight terrorism health
VUT 2005 118 118 dilution quality final document united nations must future avoid becoming rubber stamp powerful world crossroads meeting taking place critical juncture civil political strife wars poverty diseases famine drought natural disasters terrorism minority oppression environmental degradation affecting lives millions people sacrilege human suffering unbelievable painful bear united nations must able must respond health
VUT 2005 439 439 create confidence improve understanding cooperation restructuring security council membership long overdue diversity essential respect agree terrorism one three main scourges confronting humankind today others poverty disease government condemns deliberate callous inhuman acts taken lives innocent people just act terrorism agree must work collectively eliminating deadly menace face earth fight terrorism must health
YEM 2005 192 192 conference terrorism arrive clear definition phenomenon draw distinction terrorism right peoples self-determination resist foreign occupation territories also condemn forms terrorism innocent defenceless civilians expansion poverty diseases lack education health services millions people africa asia constitutes time bomb threatening international peace security establishing peace stability putting end extremism terrorism goals achieved unless health
YEM 2005 195 195 clear definition phenomenon draw distinction terrorism right peoples self-determination resist foreign occupation territories also condemn forms terrorism innocent defenceless civilians expansion poverty diseases lack education health services millions people africa asia constitutes time bomb threatening international peace security establishing peace stability putting end extremism terrorism goals achieved unless rich states revise health
ZWE 2005 120 120 expectation security council current form whatever character composition will eventually take will like bodies united nations limit contained mandate subscribe suggestion problems social cultural economic health among others necessarily threats international peace security therefore referred security council recently witnessed united kingdom abusing privilege acting dishonestly member council seeking score cheap political health
AFG 2006 221 221 people ultimate defeat schools clinics get burned ulema teachers doctors get killed today students went school year ago longer able also sobering know polio children’s disease increased four cases year cases occurred areas southern afghanistan terrorists preventing children’s access vaccination health care terrorists prepared cross boundary commit horrific acts violence try health
AFG 2006 236 236 school year ago longer able also sobering know polio children’s disease increased four cases year cases occurred areas southern afghanistan terrorists preventing children’s access vaccination health care terrorists prepared cross boundary commit horrific acts violence try derail afghanistan path success want international community fail collective endeavour help afghanistan rebuild decapitate elderly health
ALB 2006 700 700 competitive open market unfettered initiative offers many people possible opportunity conduct business employed coordinated reforms priority public sectors reforms include increasing investment infrastructure energy education health 06-52885 sectors complemented effective social policies favour social groups individuals need objective economic growth contribute directly meeting millennium development goals making main factor reduction poverty health
AND 2006 690 690 betray trust multilateralism group embody hall path will lead many solutions plight unfortunate fall deaf ears join together solidify democratic institutions processes fight poverty war disease illiteracy corruption common cause joint effort will able raise approach collectively ethical morally correct level people enough eat deprived essential freedoms justice one option left health
ARE 2006 99 99 establishing peace collective security development strengthening human rights rule law reform united nations meet today amid extremely serious security political economic conditions resulted increasing poverty epidemics prevented sustainable development mechanisms achieving desired development goals summit instead intensifying efforts strengthen international relations enhance positive investment economic globalization direct efforts towards finding temporary health
ARE 2006 841 841 come long way process achieving economic human development extended generous assistance many poor affected countries regard united arab emirates like stress ongoing problems poverty infectious diseases unemployment addition economic social environmental problems international community must develop firm effective international mechanism ensures continuous flow assistance developing countries enable improve living conditions build health
ARG 2006 997 997 collaboration want investors undertake activities countries prohibited industrialized countries just can improve profits shareholders creating illusion allegedly less expensive product raising costs environmental pollution deteriorating health conditions lowered life expectancy different subject attach high importance participation together countries region united nations stabilization mission haiti view beyond progress achieved transition steady support health
ATG 2006 142 142 advocacy decolonization peaceful means advancement concept sovereignty natural right nations peoples awareness brought international community era globalization majority humanity afflicted inter-state wars ravages poverty hunger disease environmental degradation human rights violations aware awesome task implementing reform measures organization however encouraged significant achievements made since adoption outcome document world summit pleased progress health
AUS 2006 491 491 governments strike attitude leave substantive action another day offload responsibility onto others can make solemn pledges work much harder assist developing nations confronting ravages poverty disease can sign high- minded manifestos protect environment risk climate_change alongside global security two issues crucial collective future much talk mere artifice unless backed resolute practical health
AUT 2006 844 844 united nations solidarity poor weak powerless united nations task list coming years rich promise achieving millennium development goals full concluding doha development round fighting hunger disease poverty exclusion tuesday launched united nations global counter-terrorism strategy clear message international community united scourge humanity will tolerate terrorism form manifestation will redouble efforts dry health
BDI 2006 527 527 people due decade war prepared emergency programme current year submitted donors funding february programme covers particular free primary education children school age counteracting hunger access health care job creation rehabilitation communication infrastructure improving prison conditions improving management public finances order ensure proper management funds provided donors within framework cooperation burundi government health
BDI 2006 586 586 national committee monitor manage heavily indebted poor countries funds budgetary support debt government’s efforts alleviate poverty include measures reducing price essential commodities abolition taxes free health care children age five mothers give birth state clinics fight aids new status civil servants per cent increase salary july year intended give motivation halt health
BDI 2006 994 994 insufficient resources general assembly’s agenda must reflect main concerns day include particular nuclear disarmament continues poison international relations concerns combating illegal trade small arms poverty epidemics kill large scale aids malaria commend international drug purchasing facility unitaid initiative gives hope suffering aids tuberculosis malaria proves partnership north south can change lives health
BDI 2006 999 999 must reflect main concerns day include particular nuclear disarmament continues poison international relations concerns combating illegal trade small arms poverty epidemics kill large scale aids malaria commend international drug purchasing facility unitaid initiative gives hope suffering aids tuberculosis malaria proves partnership north south can change lives millions people throughout world new health
BDI 2006 1012 1012 concerns combating illegal trade small arms poverty epidemics kill large scale aids malaria commend international drug purchasing facility unitaid initiative gives hope suffering aids tuberculosis malaria proves partnership north south can change lives millions people throughout world new millennium warmly welcomed world leaders place great hopes new time shown millennium development health
BDI 2006 1066 1066 declaration summit heads state government september goals represent platform particularly important developing countries landlocked countries small island developing states efforts combat hunger poverty 06-52988 promote health education mention just subjects commitments made paris g-8 summit gleneagles particularly improved aid coordination aid debt relief closing like express deep gratitude mr kofi annan health
BGD 2006 866 866 ensured per cent children course complacency part 06-53341 know try achieve per cent enrolment primary schools apart achievements bangladesh achieved remarkable success reduction child maternal mortality malnutrition improving food security begun channelling resources targeted programmes light poverty reduction strategy paper development efforts however sincere will reach goals even see light day health
BGD 2006 867 867 per cent children course complacency part 06-53341 know try achieve per cent enrolment primary schools apart achievements bangladesh achieved remarkable success reduction child maternal mortality malnutrition improving food security begun channelling resources targeted programmes light poverty reduction strategy paper development efforts however sincere will reach goals even see light day unless health
BHS 2006 370 370 defined narrow view counter-terrorism believe counter-terrorism strategies informed much broader definition namely ensuring stability societies fight vulnerabilities drug traffickers natural environmental disasters poverty challenges education health care particular call upon developed economies region afield remember moral legal obligations stop assault small arms societies cooperate stopping flow drugs region work together us health
BIH 2006 700 700 contributed demining process bosnia herzegovina also playing active role united nations programmes address issue hiv aids established state-level commission fight aids current activities focus preventing disease spreading establishing early warning system informing public dangers disease young democracy country special experience bosnia herzegovina supported forming human rights council strengthening role office high health
BIH 2006 709 709 united nations programmes address issue hiv aids established state-level commission fight aids current activities focus preventing disease spreading establishing early warning system informing public dangers disease young democracy country special experience bosnia herzegovina supported forming human rights council strengthening role office high commissioner human rights believe work gaining importance every day health
BLR 2006 330 330 field development assistance task implement important initiatives deed millennium development goals clear none easily achievable problems old deep-rooted solved incremental shallow methods nobody treats dangerous infection aspirin serious task requires serious tools time come deep transformation bretton woods institutions established different era different purposes changed made serve cause global development special health
BLR 2006 497 497 indian ocean provided humanitarian assistance disaster-stricken countries south-east asia country indifferent spectator recent conflict middle east height hostilities belarus invited children war-ravaged states come belarus health rehabilitation adherence belarus cause development also sincere firm implementation international development agenda will indisputable priority work economic social council important know-how left years ago collapse health
BLR 2006 643 643 states restore gross domestic product peak soviet value raise level per cent value created market economy strong social emphasis preserved free education including higher education health care well high quality availability social services people without exception reduced unemployment per cent successfully curbing inflation confident experience approach knowledge belarus will useful contribution health
BOL 2006 535 535 coca leaf legal coca-cola illegal medicinal consumption country throughout world united nations aware scientific studies carried american european universities shown coca leaf negative effects human health sorry drug habit coca leaf become illegal aware coca leaf producers stated will unfettered coca leaf production neither will zero production conditionality- based policies implemented health
BRA 2006 56 56 minimum wage increased resources scarce even achieved surprising results family stipend core zero-hunger programme assures basic income million brazilian families well-fed people can enhance dignity health learning capacity putting resources social programmes expenditure investment brazil done much little imagine done global scale fight hunger poverty real priority international community hunger hope health
BRA 2006 328 328 hunger poverty initiative together able achieve strong international engagement around issue collective efforts begun bear fruit establishing innovative mechanisms solidarity levy international air tickets hunger disease walk hand hand therefore joined governments establishing international drug purchase facility combat aids tuberculosis malaria initiative will provide new sources funding facilitate access medication lower health
BRA 2006 343 343 fruit establishing innovative mechanisms solidarity levy international air tickets hunger disease walk hand hand therefore joined governments establishing international drug purchase facility combat aids tuberculosis malaria initiative will provide new sources funding facilitate access medication lower costs shirk responsibilities area salute leaders vision engaged war war debasement human beings hopelessness war health
BRB 2006 309 309 additional targets facilitate monitoring progress implementation summit outcome resolution addressed assembly one year ago called adoption new target within mdg framework universal access sexual reproductive health rights barbados thanks secretary-general recognizing critical link sexual reproductive health rights development fully support recommendation new target goal mdgs equally supportive recommendations new targets universal health
BRB 2006 319 319 assembly one year ago called adoption new target within mdg framework universal access sexual reproductive health rights barbados thanks secretary-general recognizing critical link sexual reproductive health rights development fully support recommendation new target goal mdgs equally supportive recommendations new targets universal access treatment hiv aids decent work productive employment like see health
BRB 2006 929 929 barbados reaffirms faith organization proclaims unwavering commitment multilateralism past years barbados played part strengthening widening role united nations enable promote protect human rights eradicate poverty disease cultivate global culture peace strengthening role united nations system management global affairs upholding defending moral authority remain key foreign policy priorities government barbados growing complexity health
BRN 2006 112 112 like take opportunity mention feelings brunei darussalam question united nations reform like start acknowledging fine work done many years united nations agencies field particularly world health organization united nations economic social commission asia pacific united nations children’s fund united nations development programme united nations educational scientific cultural organization united nations volunteers health
BRN 2006 237 237 past year like every year new century presented problems typical united nations increasingly going face expected solve sadly stuff regular breaking news natural environmental disasters health economic security disasters countless political failures enormous human suffering follows immediate impression dramatic one new century seems defining images disaster landslides earthquakes tsunamis terrorist bombings health
BWA 2006 292 292 botswana cutting edge human development transforming lives better fields human endeavour continue prudently manage revenue sale diamonds effectively use revenue educate people provide potable water health care build infrastructure network including roads telephones rural electrification good diamonds done continue participant kimberley process certification scheme currently hold chairmanship botswana strongly committed working health
BWA 2006 566 566 casualty botswana particularly concerned conflicts africa regrettably africa continent facing bleak prospect failing achieve millennium development goals mdgs can really afford resources war midst poverty disease deprivation underdevelopment answer must obviously resounding 06-53341 today africa host largest number refugees displaced persons global poor people infected affected hiv aids yet sadly lion’s health
CAF 2006 555 555 hardly likely encourage implementation development goals order promote robust fight poverty us remains ongoing threat peace stability area finance government taken energetic measures restore financial health implementing extensive system monitor civil servants establishing body verify academic credentials challenges just great facing central african republic health care education among main mdgs respect health
CAF 2006 574 574 government taken energetic measures restore financial health implementing extensive system monitor civil servants establishing body verify academic credentials challenges just great facing central african republic health care education among main mdgs respect health care hiv aids pandemic diseases tuberculosis malaria sources concern country recent conference aids held united nations headquarters early health
CAF 2006 581 581 implementing extensive system monitor civil servants establishing body verify academic credentials challenges just great facing central african republic health care education among main mdgs respect health care hiv aids pandemic diseases tuberculosis malaria sources concern country recent conference aids held united nations headquarters early june highlighted particularly disturbing characteristics calamity among health
CAF 2006 585 585 civil servants establishing body verify academic credentials challenges just great facing central african republic health care education among main mdgs respect health care hiv aids pandemic diseases tuberculosis malaria sources concern country recent conference aids held united nations headquarters early june highlighted particularly disturbing characteristics calamity among impoverished sectors population women health
CAF 2006 586 586 servants establishing body verify academic credentials challenges just great facing central african republic health care education among main mdgs respect health care hiv aids pandemic diseases tuberculosis malaria sources concern country recent conference aids held united nations headquarters early june highlighted particularly disturbing characteristics calamity among impoverished sectors population women children health
CAF 2006 588 588 body verify academic credentials challenges just great facing central african republic health care education among main mdgs respect health care hiv aids pandemic diseases tuberculosis malaria sources concern country recent conference aids held united nations headquarters early june highlighted particularly disturbing characteristics calamity among impoverished sectors population women children health emergency health
CAF 2006 612 612 tuberculosis malaria sources concern country recent conference aids held united nations headquarters early june highlighted particularly disturbing characteristics calamity among impoverished sectors population women children health emergency thus central african republic requesting greater assistance action development partners education training sector covered goal mdgs undoubtedly main victim long period political military crises health
CAF 2006 837 837 mandate proposed france despite delays achievement millennium development goals mdgs central african republic determined reach especially goals relating empowerment women promotion gender equality reduction under-five mortality indeed considerable progress made terms vaccination coverage also respect free distribution mosquito nets pregnant women children age central african republic greatly appreciates proposals made world health
CAN 2006 374 374 remarkable nation short years ago girls attend school women human rights kind success mission providing security development vital safety livelihood future afghan people also vital health future organization spoke french let us recall democratically elected government afghanistan led president karzai requested assistance united nations member states struggle terror intimidation violence oppression health
CHL 2006 251 251 introduced solidarity tax international airline tickets funds produced will finance international drug purchase facility unitaid project will provide millions quality drugs people developing countries suffering malaria tuberculosis aids serious failure summit silence multilateral disarmament agenda chile bases multilateral foreign policy principle collective security indivisible share responsibility preserve peace international security chile health
CIV 2006 178 178 activity namely international peace security development human rights decided among things create new mechanism restore consolidate peace countries devastated conflict war adopt strategies combat poverty disease act collectively prevent genocide promote human rights sixtieth session recently came end able achieve significant progress seeking overcome existing differences tangible progress made since many health
CIV 2006 444 444 century creation organization increasingly serious complex problems continue arise world seen serious violations international law repeated use force expense dialogue can add poverty illiteracy hunger pandemics local conflicts terrorism forgetting natural disasters addition challenges increasing 06-53952 globalization imposes demands responsibilities increasingly burdensome international community living world media can come homes make health
CIV 2006 1117 1117 côte d’ivoire also welcomes determined commitment secretary-general place organization service members reforms now way much help place organization forefront fight eliminate poverty eradicate hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many pandemics delegation welcomes launching international drug purchase facility unitaid september current assembly presence secretary-general initiative france supported countries brazil chile united kingdom norway health
CIV 2006 1120 1120 welcomes determined commitment secretary-general place organization service members reforms now way much help place organization forefront fight eliminate poverty eradicate hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many pandemics delegation welcomes launching international drug purchase facility unitaid september current assembly presence secretary-general initiative france supported countries brazil chile united kingdom norway will give poorest health
CIV 2006 1161 1161 supported countries brazil chile united kingdom norway will give poorest people access drugs known quality including generic drugs lowest prices also means diagnosing aids tuberculosis malaria delighted country côte d’ivoire one first four establish tax air tickets help finance abovementioned fund stage statement allow briefly mention socio-political situation country côte d’ivoire health
CMR 2006 95 95 place time world facing major challenges thinking particular upsurge terrorism threatens security states collective security also thinking persistence underdevelopment almost endemic poverty countries south thinking pandemics kinds including hiv aids finally thinking cross-border organized crime world organization need generosity solidarity ethical behaviour tolerance also courage imagination tackle challenges require global approach health
COD 2006 269 269 new government must continue integrating reforming army order guarantee peace security people must work improve living conditions population words must utmost meet fundamental needs particular health care education food security basic infrastructures electricity drinking water without forgetting course fight malaria hiv aids fight poverty order succeed new government must inter alia health
COD 2006 283 283 improve living conditions population words must utmost meet fundamental needs particular health care education food security basic infrastructures electricity drinking water without forgetting course fight malaria hiv aids fight poverty order succeed new government must inter alia strengthen good governance fighting corruption guaranteeing legal judiciary security framework ongoing judicial reform will health
COD 2006 390 390 scene see recurring scourges including continuing tensions armed conflicts several regions world worsening living conditions developing countries especially africa rise clandestine immigration destruction caused different pandemics increase crime acts terrorism harm conservation protection environment view threats assembly previous session organized part work world summit heads state government dedicated assessment millennium development health
COG 2006 555 555 french government mobilize resources derived taxation airplane tickets congo among countries joined initiative effort line abuja declaration framework action fight hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases also line brazzaville commitment presents common african position african union summit also declared state emergency africa regard diseases discussing issue migration development days ago hall health
COG 2006 573 573 action fight hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases also line brazzaville commitment presents common african position african union summit also declared state emergency africa regard diseases discussing issue migration development days ago hall united nations took look area involvement sufficiently studied specifically individuals entities business 06-52737 economic institutions bringing people together health
COL 2006 707 707 reach goal per cent second centenary independence fortunately gini coefficient beginning show trend towards correction income distribution goals upcoming four-year period ambitious achieving full coverage health basic education significant progress basic sanitation providing microcredit million poor families want modern democracy security freedom social cohesion transparency independent institutions dream fighting want nation health
COM 2006 732 732 communications just mention yet hand continue devote almost unlimited financial technical resources producing weapons capable destroying planet countries caught arms race instead concentrating development combating disease poverty time science makes possible considerable progress said earlier contradiction persists start twenty-first century millions individuals enough eat millions persons totally destitute often abject poverty health
COM 2006 760 760 science makes possible considerable progress said earlier contradiction persists start twenty-first century millions individuals enough eat millions persons totally destitute often abject poverty famine devastating pandemics prevail many families live without shelter precarious unhealthy conditions side side increasingly prosperous world people live increasingly difficult situations must ask overcome contradictions order meet health
COM 2006 918 918 touched upon statement permanent quest material social well-being guide us towards guarantee better lives children must attack root causes conflicts breaking everywhere world crucial combat pandemics aids destroyed millions people worldwide mr majoor netherlands vice-president took chair finally wish use words saint francis assisi said give us love god might instil health
CPV 2006 463 463 dynamic underdevelopment specific case cape verde thanks efforts national level support international community social economic indicators improved markedly country’s years independence considerable progress achieved education health reform financial fiscal sectors state administration political level reform made possible setting-up democratic system emergence cultural political climate tolerance power-sharing results provided basis general assembly’s health
CPV 2006 656 656 06-53952 programme action sustainable development small island developing states deadlock negotiations disarmament issues transnational organized crime clandestine immigration human political social cultural economic impact endemic diseases malaria tuberculosis rapid expansion hiv aids causes deep concern particularly small poor countries international community must act together quickly terrorism continues threaten international peace stability health
CPV 2006 657 657 programme action sustainable development small island developing states deadlock negotiations disarmament issues transnational organized crime clandestine immigration human political social cultural economic impact endemic diseases malaria tuberculosis rapid expansion hiv aids causes deep concern particularly small poor countries international community must act together quickly terrorism continues threaten international peace stability cape health
CRI 2006 623 623 wish humanity follow today like propose idea propose give life costa rican consensus create mechanisms forgive debt provide international financial support developing nations invest education health housing less less soldiers weapons time international financial community reward whose spending orderly done date also whose spending ethical propose assembly well approve soon possible health
CUB 2006 725 725 weapons threatening language arrogant behaviour international arena must cease enough illusion problems world can solved nuclear weapons bombs may kill hungry sick ignorant kill hunger disease ignorance can kill righteous rebellion peoples countries south will work united justice peace development nations entire world convinced better world possible struggle now like say health
CUB 2006 868 868 freely chosen cuban people promoted anti-cuban plan contains chapter kept secret precedents decisions covert actions undertaken cuban revolution include mercenary invasions terrorist actions introduction plagues epidemics country plots assassinate fidel thousands cubans lost lives maimed life result criminal policy height hypocrisy irresponsibility government united states tolerates presence protects terrorists plan new health
CUB 2006 947 947 keeping five courageous anti-terrorist cuban activists prison spite acts aggression criminal blockade cuban people will never defeated cuba’s internationalist efforts continue unhindered cuban doctors cuban health professionals saving lives different countries today participating struggle illiteracy several continents developing plan train doctors third world helping hundreds thousands people many countries regain sight health
CZE 2006 195 195 issues forefront interests strongly believe us want world safer place bottom line yet absence safety security seems almost omnipresent lack support billions people suffering hunger disease developing countries lack protection many people exposed various environmental risks natural hazards widening debate regarding energy security lack freedom dignity many women men living oppression health
DEU 2006 955 955 despite differences living one world various cultures world common political rabble-rousers us believe people everywhere fundamental interests want live peace security free poverty want good health care good schools children responsible government ever want withhold people ever allowed try united nations agencies programmes embody vision vision makes united nations indispensable convinced health
ECU 2006 112 112 continue require international cooperation japan hong kong iceland life expectancy birth exceeds years botswana lesotho barely reaches years sweden singapore denmark iceland norway 06-52885 under-five mortality rate per live births sierra leone niger liberia exceeds per live births must guarantee greater equity health expenditure throughout world order overcome huge gap dollars health
ECU 2006 129 129 years sweden singapore denmark iceland norway 06-52885 under-five mortality rate per live births sierra leone niger liberia exceeds per live births must guarantee greater equity health expenditure throughout world order overcome huge gap dollars per capita invested poor countries thousands dollars per capita invested developed world five years passed since millennium health
ECU 2006 203 203 situation underdevelopment global problem just like healthy continuity species threatened economic political military problems least developed countries lack resources improve education culture requirement ensuring collective health growing burden foreign debt prevents people investing development underdeveloped countries still yoke external debt service continues absorb domestic savings limits possibilities social productive investment far health
ECU 2006 332 332 binding commitments defence human rights migrants end welcome high-level dialogue international migration development multidimensional event reflects political resolve sending receiving countries war affects entire planet mortality rates increase direct victims also destruction infrastructure ethnic religious problems economic aspirations lead genocidal practices world peace respect human rights respect among states principles led health
ECU 2006 473 473 populations hinge veto one state another unilateral geopolitical vision concepts war peace heart reflection global security survival security planet peoples states nations will sustainable founded health education development peace laying foundations genuine peace greatest moral obligation humankind alternative growing insecurity fuelled poverty illness destitution fear 06-52885 creation peacebuilding commission inception human health
ECU 2006 490 490 security planet peoples states nations will sustainable founded health education development peace laying foundations genuine peace greatest moral obligation humankind alternative growing insecurity fuelled poverty illness destitution fear 06-52885 creation peacebuilding commission inception human rights council ecuador member reforms launched secretariat administrative bodies united nations represent significant steps forward still fall health
ECU 2006 525 525 council ecuador member reforms launched secretariat administrative bodies united nations represent significant steps forward still fall short country ecuador believes reform system includes strengthening world health organization leadership fight poverty environmental impact poverty promotion local national regional initiatives aimed implementing fully decentralized global health system will make possible enable development health health
ECU 2006 543 543 ecuador believes reform system includes strengthening world health organization leadership fight poverty environmental impact poverty promotion local national regional initiatives aimed implementing fully decentralized global health system will make possible enable development health systems models capable ensuring tangible benefits inhabitants planet universal health insurance valid strategy guarantee access comprehensive health-care system health
ECU 2006 550 550 health organization leadership fight poverty environmental impact poverty promotion local national regional initiatives aimed implementing fully decentralized global health system will make possible enable development health systems models capable ensuring tangible benefits inhabitants planet universal health insurance valid strategy guarantee access comprehensive health-care system among developing nations level developed countries eliminate health
ECU 2006 560 560 national regional initiatives aimed implementing fully decentralized global health system will make possible enable development health systems models capable ensuring tangible benefits inhabitants planet universal health insurance valid strategy guarantee access comprehensive health-care system among developing nations level developed countries eliminate shameful asymmetry reflected unbalanced health statistics differentiate various segments populations health
ECU 2006 580 580 tangible benefits inhabitants planet universal health insurance valid strategy guarantee access comprehensive health-care system among developing nations level developed countries eliminate shameful asymmetry reflected unbalanced health statistics differentiate various segments populations order implement important health programmes considerable financial resources must mobilized must flow international cooperation also developing countries so-called donor countries health
ECU 2006 589 589 guarantee access comprehensive health-care system among developing nations level developed countries eliminate shameful asymmetry reflected unbalanced health statistics differentiate various segments populations order implement important health programmes considerable financial resources must mobilized must flow international cooperation also developing countries so-called donor countries century compliance millennium goals state policy government ecuador multinational health
ETH 2006 242 242 order strengthen capacity development building public universities two three years universities fully operational total annual intake public universities increase current students similar results also achieved health sector government equally determined enable rural people ethiopia adequate access basic health care benefiting encouraging results first five year plan experience gained implementation second five health
ETH 2006 254 254 operational total annual intake public universities increase current students similar results also achieved health sector government equally determined enable rural people ethiopia adequate access basic health care benefiting encouraging results first five year plan experience gained implementation second five year plan namely programme accelerated sustained development end poverty drawn much wider health
FRA 2006 454 454 fairness solidarity reason france wishes submit united nations idea innovative development financing mechanisms international solidarity levy airplane tickets modern pragmatic experimental response need fight poverty pandemics spirit will launching international drug purchase facility unitaid initiative afternoon let us overcome selfishness dogmatism give generous idea world united human progress chance finally know health
GAB 2006 321 321 development partners honour commitments appeal takes fully account primary responsibility states plan carry development also addresses many constraints hampering developing countries particular impact hiv aids malaria infectious diseases populations economies therefore fail welcome fact political declaration hiv aids resolution adopted june end high-level meeting devoted follow-up implementation declaration commitment hiv aids health
GAB 2006 323 323 honour commitments appeal takes fully account primary responsibility states plan carry development also addresses many constraints hampering developing countries particular impact hiv aids malaria infectious diseases populations economies therefore fail welcome fact political declaration hiv aids resolution adopted june end high-level meeting devoted follow-up implementation declaration commitment hiv aids international community health
GAB 2006 360 360 adopted june end high-level meeting devoted follow-up implementation declaration commitment hiv aids international community stressed special situation sub-saharan africa recognized efforts made african governments fight pandemic gabon part undertaken ambitious initiatives ranging awareness raising implementation action plans multisectoral strategic plan fight aids gabonese head state spouse ms edith lucie bongo ondimba health
GAB 2006 391 391 ranging awareness raising implementation action plans multisectoral strategic plan fight aids gabonese head state spouse ms edith lucie bongo ondimba personally involved initiative aware threat pandemic poses human development security advocate courageous measures aimed particular increasing contributions global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria strengthening prevention methods improving access treatment infected persons health
GAB 2006 408 408 lucie bongo ondimba personally involved initiative aware threat pandemic poses human development security advocate courageous measures aimed particular increasing contributions global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria strengthening prevention methods improving access treatment infected persons however many challenges facing african states inevitable strong conviction led african heads state government launch new partnership health
GBR 2006 451 451 imperative rooted concern understanding common humanity also political imperative will stability security global community many millions men women children community face life hunger poverty inequality disease true whose lives shattered conflict blighted injustice peacebuilding commission human rights council new structures give us new opportunities new impetus time must see step change health
GEO 2006 145 145 citizens georgia’s democracy enjoy fruits fundamental human security liberty human rights opportunity changed lives people done confronting eliminating corruption fighting crime aggressively investing heavily education health care establishing new rules game society little existed past results efforts gone unnoticed last two months alone world bank european bank reconstruction development name international health
GEO 2006 520 520 abuse fundamental human rights large portion population just imagine moment children find victims savage events denied right learn speak native language elderly allowed access adequate health care young people receive proper education hundreds thousands people return safely homes belong systematically ethnically cleansed many cases illegally sold destroyed painful factual truth regions health
GIN 2006 717 717 strategy based speeding economic growth access basic social services well improving governance order implement policy government development partners begun programmes projects dealing priority sectors education health integrated rural development infrastructure provision water strengthening human institutional capacities spirit drafting february second follow-up report millennium development goal made possible assess progress made note health
GMB 2006 776 776 doha round must increase foreign direct investment african economy must honour commitment increasing official development assistance per cent gross national income must partnership attack great health scourges time namely hiv aids malaria gambia united nations independent assessments indicate many fronts making steady progress committed achieving mdgs addition goals international conference population health
GMB 2006 782 782 investment african economy must honour commitment increasing official development assistance per cent gross national income must partnership attack great health scourges time namely hiv aids malaria gambia united nations independent assessments indicate many fronts making steady progress committed achieving mdgs addition goals international conference population development reversed spread hiv aids already health
GMB 2006 831 831 aids already achieved gender parity education extension registered significant progress gender equality equity empowerment women brought potable water good sanitation per cent people reduced prevalence malaria incidence maternal under-five mortality attained per cent child immunization coverage significantly increased access education levels shall meet basic education goal god willing next year year health
GMB 2006 835 835 parity education extension registered significant progress gender equality equity empowerment women brought potable water good sanitation per cent people reduced prevalence malaria incidence maternal under-five mortality attained per cent child immunization coverage significantly increased access education levels shall meet basic education goal god willing next year year sharpest focus poverty reduction health
GMB 2006 1588 1588 ending sure will continue us will willingly come rescue need wisdom vast experience mediating complex global problems wish well future endeavours wish family continued good health happiness new life health
GNB 2006 40 40 new hot spots tension serious threats international peace stability world poverty hunger decreased despite enormous efforts countries improve living conditions populations fact note deterioration social health conditions millions people result endemic diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria particularly african continent political economic financial social environmental problems facing world assuming increasingly alarming proportions health
GNB 2006 46 46 international peace stability world poverty hunger decreased despite enormous efforts countries improve living conditions populations fact note deterioration social health conditions millions people result endemic diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria particularly african continent political economic financial social environmental problems facing world assuming increasingly alarming proportions requires concerted efforts part entire international health
GNB 2006 50 50 poverty hunger decreased despite enormous efforts countries improve living conditions populations fact note deterioration social health conditions millions people result endemic diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria particularly african continent political economic financial social environmental problems facing world assuming increasingly alarming proportions requires concerted efforts part entire international community therefore must work health
GNB 2006 843 843 today’s world genuine global village mankind’s progress science information technology communications transportation means destinies peoples interdependent must combine efforts eradicate poverty hunger world deal endemic diseases hiv aids put end injustices violations human rights forms discrimination intolerance discuss issues development combating poverty must resist temptation taking easy way applying simplistic solutions health
GRD 2006 275 275 economy following devastation two hurricanes however despite challenges pledge continue work towards achievement millennium development goals made significant strides efforts contain spread hiv aids infectious diseases along improvements education poverty eradication environmental sustainability grenada years worked closely successfully united nations agencies region therefore hopeful session effort will spared ensure sustainability agencies health
GRD 2006 659 659 secretary-general’s efforts strengthen organization engagement civil society non-state actors agrees important legitimacy democratic ideals grenada increased efforts strengthen relationship government private sector partnerships trade education health tourism investment activities already seen positive results type engagement especially aftermath recent hurricanes will mark bicentenary passage act abolishing trans-atlantic slave trade british empire anticipated health
GUY 2006 100 100 expertise aplomb secretary-general mr kofi annan demits post later year wish offer sincere gratitude impressive leadership united nations uncertain challenging period leaves best wishes future health happiness fledgling democracy guyana proud part family free nations dedicated creation society based equity social justice guarantees citizens fundamental freedoms rights end enshrined constitution provisions health
HTI 2006 227 227 republic montenegro political sovereignty great family organization today ever world facing manifold threats imperil existence despite organization’s intensive efforts make world human liveable spectre major pandemics poverty hunger organized crime terrorism armed conflict civil war natural disasters continues haunt us therefore need redouble efforts refine diplomatic approaches give priority dialogue honest health
IDN 2006 725 725 therefore wage relentless battle forms corruption form capital abundant developing world human capital therefore second obligation developing countries protect enhance capital education human resources development health care third obligation developing countries provide climate friendly foreign capital particularly foreign direct investment normally means package incentives also means level playing field reputation good health
IDN 2006 880 880 million primary high school students alleviate poverty continuing extend direct cash subsidies million households last year one fourth total population million benefited medical services community health centres recently reduced price generic medicines per cent regard foreign investment indonesia sending positive signals legislating new package investment incentives including law tax reform law health
IND 2006 1069 1069 international community must work together meet challenges india’s record regard impeccable instituted effective measures ensure technologies develop leaked way true developing countries bear heaviest burden pandemics epidemics chronic diseases scourge hiv aids malaria avian influenza tuberculosis seriously threatens future many developing countries robbing productive segment society young people thereby affecting future health
IND 2006 1070 1070 community must work together meet challenges india’s record regard impeccable instituted effective measures ensure technologies develop leaked way true developing countries bear heaviest burden pandemics epidemics chronic diseases scourge hiv aids malaria avian influenza tuberculosis seriously threatens future many developing countries robbing productive segment society young people thereby affecting future countries health
IND 2006 1072 1072 work together meet challenges india’s record regard impeccable instituted effective measures ensure technologies develop leaked way true developing countries bear heaviest burden pandemics epidemics chronic diseases scourge hiv aids malaria avian influenza tuberculosis seriously threatens future many developing countries robbing productive segment society young people thereby affecting future countries enhanced global health
IND 2006 1076 1076 india’s record regard impeccable instituted effective measures ensure technologies develop leaked way true developing countries bear heaviest burden pandemics epidemics chronic diseases scourge hiv aids malaria avian influenza tuberculosis seriously threatens future many developing countries robbing productive segment society young people thereby affecting future countries enhanced global collaborative effort called confront health
IRL 2006 134 134 support true test united nations however efficiency structures effectiveness actions secretary-general said last week three key challenges face world first achieving sustainable development elimination poverty disease secondly promotion universal human rights rule law thirdly ensuring security prevention conflict ending war setting national aid target meeting goal per cent gross national income health
ISL 2006 334 334 development goals relate resource use environmental conservation sustainable development will able eradicate extreme poverty hunger safeguard environment basis food security around world hope reduce child mortality unless deal contamination fresh water close relationship health earth’s ecosystem human welfare security peace icelanders base livelihood living resources sea abundant renewable_energy iceland rose relatively health
ISL 2006 342 342 development will able eradicate extreme poverty hunger safeguard environment basis food security around world hope reduce child mortality unless deal contamination fresh water close relationship health earth’s ecosystem human welfare security peace icelanders base livelihood living resources sea abundant renewable_energy iceland rose relatively recent poverty affluence application technological innovations drawing international health
ISL 2006 791 791 exercise fairness firmness role security council member task building global partnership development easy way can realistically address challenges facing us whether challenges poverty security environment health secretary- general kofi annan put cause larger freedom can advanced broad deep sustained global cooperation among states health
ITA 2006 140 140 old solutions world’s problems logic balance hegemony longer enough guarantee stability security new threats add new element list includes regional conflicts middle east asia africa pandemics problems development gap north south human rights abuses mass migrations issues concerning energy environment phenomena also impossible resolve without collective assumption responsibility wish govern phenomena health
JAM 2006 1024 1024 approximately billion weeks imported goods services country needs foreign exchange facilitate investment projects secondly jamaica entered international commitments millennium development goals inter alia expand education health care enhance environmental protection strengthen rural development improve housing sanitation labour-intensive activities international monetary fund without providing analysis giving advice insisting jamaica reduce public service health
JPN 2006 738 738 pointed earlier rostrum concerned seem eager foment new war religion poverty remains main scourge many developing countries globalization also brought fore transnational issues terrorism infectious diseases environmental degradation clear international community still long way go achieve millennium development goals mdgs tackling issues spirit tolerance compassion closer international cooperation indispensable strengthened united health
JPN 2006 894 894 cooperation vital fight terrorism regard japan welcomes adoption general assembly united nations global counter-terrorism strategy resolution 06-53615 calls early conclusion negotiations comprehensive convention international terrorism health another area japan worked extensively cooperation international community including efforts avian pandemic influenza hiv aids japan recognizes importance activities world health organization will strengthen cooperation health
JPN 2006 906 906 global counter-terrorism strategy resolution 06-53615 calls early conclusion negotiations comprehensive convention international terrorism health another area japan worked extensively cooperation international community including efforts avian pandemic influenza hiv aids japan recognizes importance activities world health organization will strengthen cooperation organization particularly africa often emphasized peace development human rights linked complement one health
JPN 2006 915 915 comprehensive convention international terrorism health another area japan worked extensively cooperation international community including efforts avian pandemic influenza hiv aids japan recognizes importance activities world health organization will strengthen cooperation organization particularly africa often emphasized peace development human rights linked complement one another japan’s experience years since second world war eloquent health
KAZ 2006 928 928 area major exporter energy resources kazakhstan will continue pursue policy ensure 06-53323 delivery world markets multiple routes growing economy government consistently increasing social spending primarily health care education employment areas efforts made possible world bank rank kazakhstan successful state dynamically growing economy pay close attention promotion democracy building civil society enhancement health
KGZ 2006 753 753 development reduce gap rich poor overcome discrimination economic relations enhance well-being peoples unfortunately along globalization increase spread threats challenges international crime illicit trade drugs weapons epidemic disease environmental degradation government kyrgyzstan taking decisive steps combat negative phenomena especially felt region bearing mind difficult situation afghanistan convinced effectively countering threats possible basis health
KGZ 2006 754 754 reduce gap rich poor overcome discrimination economic relations enhance well-being peoples unfortunately along globalization increase spread threats challenges international crime illicit trade drugs weapons epidemic disease environmental degradation government kyrgyzstan taking decisive steps combat negative phenomena especially felt region bearing mind difficult situation afghanistan convinced effectively countering threats possible basis worldwide health
KHM 2006 101 101 well countless contributions united nations reform initiatives face uncertainties challenges world seems inundated conflicts serious threats proliferation weapons mass destruction wmds terrorism environmental degradation infectious diseases important us keep commitment maintain peace security world addition believe reduction global poverty achievement sustainable development many developing countries vital human security time daunting task health
KIR 2006 198 198 ease burden small economies kiribati remoteness insularity narrow economic base small population size high population growth rates factors must contend must also deal hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis among diseases 06-52737 require diversion already meagre resources disposal finance development daunting challenges looming forced operate environment uncertainty say uncertainty survival nation people distinct health
KIR 2006 201 201 economies kiribati remoteness insularity narrow economic base small population size high population growth rates factors must contend must also deal hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis among diseases 06-52737 require diversion already meagre resources disposal finance development daunting challenges looming forced operate environment uncertainty say uncertainty survival nation people distinct culture way life health
KIR 2006 733 733 support carries duties office commit working closely collectively seek address challenges facing us allow close conveying members general assembly traditional blessing mauri raoi ao tabomoa health peace prosperity health
KNA 2006 848 848 circumscribe development view true global partnership translate consideration requirements every member state whether big small issues critical sixty-first session though will high-level conference hiv aids pandemics hiv aids continue strike heart development crippling nation’s important asset namely people without meaningful development women children elderly disabled will remain at-risk sectors societies financing health
KOR 2006 740 740 country country region region countries africa lack minimum resources development require focused attention assistance international community key goals eradication extreme poverty curbing spread hiv aids diseases danger slipping reach act quickly decisively meeting mdgs tall order never forget neediest members humankind united nations may beacon hope better life credibility united nations health
KWT 2006 116 116 road map us follow seek solutions major international threats challenges threaten international peace security terrorism deterioration environment human rights violations poverty hunger spread dangerous infectious diseases aids malaria great concern emergence new challenges international peace security less dangerous aforementioned incitement hatred xenophobia insults religions including islamophobia together kinds racial ethnic religious health
KWT 2006 118 118 us follow seek solutions major international threats challenges threaten international peace security terrorism deterioration environment human rights violations poverty hunger spread dangerous infectious diseases aids malaria great concern emergence new challenges international peace security less dangerous aforementioned incitement hatred xenophobia insults religions including islamophobia together kinds racial ethnic religious discrimination year health
LAO 2006 471 471 incidence poverty declined per cent population per cent opium cultivation completely eradicated public investment concentrated areas infrastructure social development particularly human resource development focuses education health culture moreover foreign direct investment swiftly increased coming years government will concentrate efforts actively mobilize country’s forces potential conjunction favourable conditions opportunities provided international community health
LBR 2006 1075 1075 international awareness degradation environment need reverse negative trend trust environmental issues will remain priority global agenda among many impediments social economic development africa poverty poor health delivery systems intraregional wars civil conflicts devastating impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly 06-52737 slowing progress african continent countries developed world leaping ahead science health
LBR 2006 1086 1086 will remain priority global agenda among many impediments social economic development africa poverty poor health delivery systems intraregional wars civil conflicts devastating impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly 06-52737 slowing progress african continent countries developed world leaping ahead science technology still groping find means combat curable diseases join search address health
LBR 2006 1087 1087 remain priority global agenda among many impediments social economic development africa poverty poor health delivery systems intraregional wars civil conflicts devastating impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly 06-52737 slowing progress african continent countries developed world leaping ahead science technology still groping find means combat curable diseases join search address incurable health
LBR 2006 1108 1108 impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly 06-52737 slowing progress african continent countries developed world leaping ahead science technology still groping find means combat curable diseases join search address incurable ones twenty-fifth anniversary emergence hiv aids brought focus recognition deadly virus eluded sophistication science technology thereby posing one greatest challenges development health
LBR 2006 1144 1144 brought focus recognition deadly virus eluded sophistication science technology thereby posing one greatest challenges development effort political will africa challenged act speedily eradicate virus combat health crisis government liberia welcomes partial lifting arms embargo ban timber imposed security council resolution also look forward lifting ban diamonds seek meet requirements council resolution health
LBR 2006 1217 1217 development today stand testimony rebirth country re-emergence assume enviable critical role one first independent african republics aware face awesome challenges challenge rebuilding infrastructure including education health institutions challenge addressing generations gender imbalance especially relates education girl child challenge promoting democracy participation fundamental freedoms rights environment equal opportunity made important beginnings remain health
LBY 2006 451 451 union able assistance international community achieve peace several african countries african peoples look forward assistance united nations consolidation peace order implement development programmes combat poverty disease illiteracy terrorism phenomenon threatens international peace security threat countered action single state group states furthermore problem resolved attribution particular religion nationality also shameful unacceptable describe health
LCA 2006 91 91 belated admission development every nation collective responsibility summit recognized affront basic humanity many people planet continued live conditions abject poverty deprivation many continued suffer ravages disease war basic necessities life taken granted us remained unattainable many also recognized unless developed appropriate partnerships deal problems persist collective shame sixty-first session reaffirm commitment health
LCA 2006 305 305 towards attainment goals universal primary education largely attained gone introduce programme universal access free secondary education young citizens saint lucia process establishing universal programme free health care made significant progress area maternal child health also working steadfastly battle hiv aids education early detection treatment programmes also provision free subsidized antiretroviral drugs health
LCA 2006 313 313 gone introduce programme universal access free secondary education young citizens saint lucia process establishing universal programme free health care made significant progress area maternal child health also working steadfastly battle hiv aids education early detection treatment programmes also provision free subsidized antiretroviral drugs efforts bolstered practical demonstration south-south cooperation generous support health
LCA 2006 347 347 detection treatment programmes also provision free subsidized antiretroviral drugs efforts bolstered practical demonstration south-south cooperation generous support assistance number developing countries areas human resource development health sector construction new health facilities south-south partnerships workable need continue develop widen betterment developing countries saint lucia applauds return haiti democratic governance long-awaited development led health
LCA 2006 351 351 provision free subsidized antiretroviral drugs efforts bolstered practical demonstration south-south cooperation generous support assistance number developing countries areas human resource development health sector construction new health facilities south-south partnerships workable need continue develop widen betterment developing countries saint lucia applauds return haiti democratic governance long-awaited development led readmission country councils caribbean health
LKA 2006 673 673 sector engine growth continue maintain highest rating south asia human development index already achieved millennium development goal targets primary school enrolment gender equality maternal infant mortality rates hope increased economic opportunities country will encourage ltte opt negotiated peace follow pro-poor development strategy focus regionally balanced growth objective achieve overall development raising health
LSO 2006 706 706 believed still common understanding trade effective route poverty prosperity security nations rich poor strong weak dependent inter alia free fair trade much said hiv aids pandemic consequences now commonly understood conferences highest levels held subregionally regionally continentally globally conferences discussed length importance economic technological medical developments subdue defeat hiv aids affected health
LSO 2006 745 745 discussed length importance economic technological medical developments subdue defeat hiv aids affected countries now time words followed concrete actions targeting particular infected affected groups lowering infection prevalence rates delegation regrets paralysis befallen united nations disarmament machinery also regrettable failure review conference parties treaty non- proliferation nuclear weapons produce consensus substantive outcome health
LTU 2006 526 526 debating vital issues reform united nations member states disagreements however also remember discuss disagreements new york millions poorest suffering degrading starvation millions children dying preventable diseases millions people nothing rely united nations protect want united nations effectively deal development challenges counter new deadly threats restore value human life countless people around health
LUX 2006 377 377 government’s programme reflect principles quartet two days ago know quartet endorsed position however persistent tension middle east must divert attention africa continent continues scourged poverty disease armed conflict time hope thanks continent’s extraordinary vitality creativity although far many internal conflicts international crises remain many areas africa example côte d’ivoire sudan particular health
LVA 2006 148 148 attain millennium development goals reduce crushing poverty debilitating lives billions people across planet pool resources redouble efforts need pursue campaign well-known scourges include 06-52737 contagious disease destruction global environment spoke english can take satisfaction noting number serious meaningful measures already taken alleviate plight world’s poor important steps must followed continued measures health
LVA 2006 261 261 use information communication modern technologies well remember excitement millennium summit adopted millennium declaration progress towards reaching millennium development goals alas still unacceptably slow statistics infant mortality maternal health among others remain particularly distressing millions fellow human beings access clean drinking water let alone sophisticated comforts remain indifferent much needs done many health
LVA 2006 263 263 communication modern technologies well remember excitement millennium summit adopted millennium declaration progress towards reaching millennium development goals alas still unacceptably slow statistics infant mortality maternal health among others remain particularly distressing millions fellow human beings access clean drinking water let alone sophisticated comforts remain indifferent much needs done many parts world health
LVA 2006 295 295 fellow human beings access clean drinking water let alone sophisticated comforts remain indifferent much needs done many parts world misery brought poverty compounded debilitating mortal diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria much already achieved control spread afflictions partnerships need developed stakeholders including private sector days ago states members united nations concluded high-level health
LVA 2006 299 299 clean drinking water let alone sophisticated comforts remain indifferent much needs done many parts world misery brought poverty compounded debilitating mortal diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria much already achieved control spread afflictions partnerships need developed stakeholders including private sector days ago states members united nations concluded high-level dialogue international migration development health
LVA 2006 1289 1289 needs need keep alive main goal founders united nations determined save succeeding generations scourge war owe children will inherit planet save also scourges terrorism hunger disease personal experience child war refugee known fear cold loss hunger time urge world leaders save every child can experiences common goal extend worldwide peace freedom health
MAR 2006 874 874 armed conflicts world past decade taken place africa also hosts half world’s refugees continent also confronted numerous economic social problems including poverty hunger desertification infectious diseases threaten daily lives millions people critical situation means considered inevitable making africa priority united nations international development programmes agendas however programmes initiatives must better harmonized health
MCO 2006 198 198 credits increased per cent principality will continue efforts expeditiously reach goals set reaffirmed last year rostrum serene highness sovereign prince advancement women improving child maternal health alleviation poverty among principality’s priorities international sphere sovereign prince sisters princess caroline hanover princess stéphanie 06-53958 monaco greatly involved development efforts intended help destitute capacity health
MCO 2006 365 365 lead progress area concern unacceptable human terms perpetrators crimes go unpunished presence last june attend high-level meeting hiv aids princess stéphanie monaco expressed solidarity fighting disease otherwise affected fight aids monaco association princess working promote prevention research assistance affected virus especially sero- positive people often victims discrimination regard princess expressed wish health
MCO 2006 406 406 sero- positive people often victims discrimination regard princess expressed wish dignity every sero- positive person respected association will support establishment entity provide psychological support ill disease african country many non-governmental organizations monaco already carried development efforts upcoming appointment princess stéphanie special representative joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids will strengthen health
MCO 2006 435 435 non-governmental organizations monaco already carried development efforts upcoming appointment princess stéphanie special representative joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids will strengthen commitment fight terrible pandemic increasingly affecting women address situation government monaco decided addition support provides unaids will begin year finance united nations population fund project africa focusing mainly sero-positive health
MDG 2006 463 463 proposed developing countries will become said much independent quickly fundamental misunderstanding become independent need international aid greater support shortest path towards independence invest education infrastructure health economic growth will strengthened economic growth strengthened quicker will independence developing countries become effective investments education health infrastructure continue conditions foreign direct investment private investment health
MDG 2006 480 480 support shortest path towards independence invest education infrastructure health economic growth will strengthened economic growth strengthened quicker will independence developing countries become effective investments education health infrastructure continue conditions foreign direct investment private investment replace look results marshall plan huge investments european union new member states huge success question absorption capacity health
MDG 2006 606 606 weaknesses phase 06-52988 values rules standards procedures acknowledged industrialized countries often fellow citizens appreciate true worth good governance transferring rules good governance standards quality education health infrastructure culture policies essential transfer knowledge urgent transfer capital technical knowledge lack transfer knowledge must also include values concept professionalism let us pool capacities stake health
MDV 2006 527 527 tsunami short-term fiscal pressures maldives able meet international development targets reducing poverty providing primary education maldives already met millennium development goals confident can attain targets health care gender empowerment instability part world implications entire international community one intractable disputes time conflict middle east particularly non- realization inalienable rights palestinian people recent health
MEX 2006 186 186 among nations challenging times peoples today face situations persistence long- standing international conflicts emergence new tensions threats international peace also must tackle problems ranging poverty disease illiteracy inequality opportunity urgent need inclusive dialogue aimed increasing mutual understanding humanity desperately seeking respect understanding cooperation among nations will peace without respect among nations health
MHL 2006 354 354 local governments renew commitments work together bring better marshall islands also paved way government officials discuss issues critical concern continue obstruct development opportunities areas education health environment among others another important issue also discussed home front nuclear-weapons tests conducted marshall islands people made disproportionate sacrifices helping world understand power nuclear bomb health
MHL 2006 382 382 others another important issue also discussed home front nuclear-weapons tests conducted marshall islands people made disproportionate sacrifices helping world understand power nuclear bomb paid lives health well- land waters sacred us since marshall islands became independent undertaken efforts better understand impact activities took place islands cold war finding effects atmospheric weapon health
MHL 2006 448 448 country limited resources course focusing efforts addressing nuclear legacy call united nations agencies member states share similar experiences expertise restoration environments contaminated radiation 06-53952 addressing health needs linked radiation exposure assist support marshall islands changed circumstances petition submitted united states congress knowledgeable responsible leaders world community united nations capacity positively influence health
MLI 2006 964 964 investment strive well- peoples must also accelerated progress towards substantial increase official development assistance ultimate goal per cent gross national income developed countries reached aids pandemic spread alarmingly beyond health dimensions given vast reach today become development problem throughout world indeed africa become health emergency despite national international efforts face pandemic health
MLI 2006 968 968 must also accelerated progress towards substantial increase official development assistance ultimate goal per cent gross national income developed countries reached aids pandemic spread alarmingly beyond health dimensions given vast reach today become development problem throughout world indeed africa become health emergency despite national international efforts face pandemic need step efforts strengthen health
MLI 2006 982 982 gross national income developed countries reached aids pandemic spread alarmingly beyond health dimensions given vast reach today become development problem throughout world indeed africa become health emergency despite national international efforts face pandemic need step efforts strengthen resolve fully implement declaration commitment general assembly’s political declaration issued high-level meeting hiv aids health
MLI 2006 989 989 pandemic spread alarmingly beyond health dimensions given vast reach today become development problem throughout world indeed africa become health emergency despite national international efforts face pandemic need step efforts strengthen resolve fully implement declaration commitment general assembly’s political declaration issued high-level meeting hiv aids may june year xvi international aids conference health
MLI 2006 1051 1051 national level mali established multisectoral programme combating hiv aids whose implementation made possible provide free access antiretroviral treatment patients carry awareness education prevention campaign stem disease disastrous social effects vein government created national high council aids direct authority president like take opportunity stress international community must continue give priority diseases malaria health
MLI 2006 1075 1075 stem disease disastrous social effects vein government created national high council aids direct authority president like take opportunity stress international community must continue give priority diseases malaria tuberculosis polio whose consequences just devastating people aids situation disabled mali pleased member working group prepared text basis draft convention rights persons disabilities welcome health
MLI 2006 1076 1076 disease disastrous social effects vein government created national high council aids direct authority president like take opportunity stress international community must continue give priority diseases malaria tuberculosis polio whose consequences just devastating people aids situation disabled mali pleased member working group prepared text basis draft convention rights persons disabilities welcome negotiations health
MMR 2006 503 503 especially women children smuggling migrants land sea air like stress myanmar regards combating trafficking persons national task making relentless efforts regard myanmar designated hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases national concern set high-level multisectoral national aids committee cooperating united nations national aids programme joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids drew joint health
MMR 2006 505 505 children smuggling migrants land sea air like stress myanmar regards combating trafficking persons national task making relentless efforts regard myanmar designated hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases national concern set high-level multisectoral national aids committee cooperating united nations national aids programme joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids drew joint programme action health
MMR 2006 544 544 programme joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids drew joint programme action covering education prevention cure rehabilitation effectively address challenge result able level hiv aids infection rate reduce also serving unaids programme coordinating board enabling us address issue national international levels 06-53615 narcotic drugs continue one threats facing us today government health
MMR 2006 657 657 socio-economic development gap rural urban areas country national development plan addresses major aspects millennium development goals mdgs made significant progress towards achieving mdgs particularly areas health education sustainable access safe drinking water access improved sanitation implementing mdgs primarily relying national resources regard also receiving valuable assistance cooperation united nations agencies concerned health
MNG 2006 455 455 children launching quick-impact initiatives will contribute efforts reduce poverty achieve mdgs fifthly policy level government placing particular emphasis human development dimension mdgs including areas education health example programme theme healthy mongolian implemented will provide medical check-ups diagnosis carry surveys prevalent illnesses among population years age programme will also include preventive measures health
MNG 2006 470 470 placing particular emphasis human development dimension mdgs including areas education health example programme theme healthy mongolian implemented will provide medical check-ups diagnosis carry surveys prevalent illnesses among population years age programme will also include preventive measures treatment furthermore implementation education master plan period 2006-2015 will improve access education quality competitiveness national health
MNG 2006 557 557 overall tax burden thereby creating favourable business environment promoting greater economic growth generating new jobs although mongolia poised achieve mdgs areas education gender child maternal health combating various diseases goals halving poverty ensuring environmental sustainability continue source concern goes without saying like many developing countries mongolia will able achieve goals genuine health
MNG 2006 560 560 thereby creating favourable business environment promoting greater economic growth generating new jobs although mongolia poised achieve mdgs areas education gender child maternal health combating various diseases goals halving poverty ensuring environmental sustainability continue source concern goes without saying like many developing countries mongolia will able achieve goals genuine partnership effective cooperation health
MOZ 2006 142 142 vulnerability plight undermines efforts address speedily successfully challenges prevent enjoying sounder economic social growth weaken capacity deal effectively greater impact various manifestations poverty fight vigorously diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids given state development often powerless prevent mitigate impact natural disasters environmental degradation consequently poverty prevents part humanity located developing countries enjoying health
MOZ 2006 143 143 plight undermines efforts address speedily successfully challenges prevent enjoying sounder economic social growth weaken capacity deal effectively greater impact various manifestations poverty fight vigorously diseases malaria tuberculosis hiv aids given state development often powerless prevent mitigate impact natural disasters environmental degradation consequently poverty prevents part humanity located developing countries enjoying freedom health
MRT 2006 134 134 issues peace security development justice democracy throughout world wish stress resolutions important work united nations two sessions namely conferences summits dealing information society hiv aids pandemic well meetings development alleviating poverty protecting environment promoting advancement women dealing unemployment issues migration meet need development security peace throughout world will depend deal issues health
MUS 2006 725 725 august debated issue poverty alleviation extraordinary sadc summit regional integration scheduled next month will discuss road map poverty development 06-53317 almost symbiotic relationship poverty ill health disease often impoverishing poor impacting negatively stock scarce human capital poor countries apart malaria hiv aids tuberculosis now avian flu getting lot attention vector-borne diseases health
MUS 2006 726 726 debated issue poverty alleviation extraordinary sadc summit regional integration scheduled next month will discuss road map poverty development 06-53317 almost symbiotic relationship poverty ill health disease often impoverishing poor impacting negatively stock scarce human capital poor countries apart malaria hiv aids tuberculosis now avian flu getting lot attention vector-borne diseases manifested health
MUS 2006 739 739 discuss road map poverty development 06-53317 almost symbiotic relationship poverty ill health disease often impoverishing poor impacting negatively stock scarce human capital poor countries apart malaria hiv aids tuberculosis now avian flu getting lot attention vector-borne diseases manifested growing exponential manner alarming rate hiv aids pandemic ravaging populations far-reaching implications socio-economic health
MUS 2006 750 750 health disease often impoverishing poor impacting negatively stock scarce human capital poor countries apart malaria hiv aids tuberculosis now avian flu getting lot attention vector-borne diseases manifested growing exponential manner alarming rate hiv aids pandemic ravaging populations far-reaching implications socio-economic development impedes global efforts achieve millennium development goals appreciate political commitment health
MUS 2006 759 759 human capital poor countries apart malaria hiv aids tuberculosis now avian flu getting lot attention vector-borne diseases manifested growing exponential manner alarming rate hiv aids pandemic ravaging populations far-reaching implications socio-economic development impedes global efforts achieve millennium development goals appreciate political commitment international community combat scourge bring solace already afflicted prevent health
MUS 2006 786 786 populations far-reaching implications socio-economic development impedes global efforts achieve millennium development goals appreciate political commitment international community combat scourge bring solace already afflicted prevent spread disease mauritius promptly spontaneously joined innovative financing mechanism initiated france brazil introduce solidarity levy air tickets fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis launching week unitaid international drug health
MUS 2006 805 805 bring solace already afflicted prevent spread disease mauritius promptly spontaneously joined innovative financing mechanism initiated france brazil introduce solidarity levy air tickets fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis launching week unitaid international drug purchase facility aroused new hopes climate_change yet another serious threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent health
MUS 2006 846 846 threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent scientists reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward health
MUS 2006 857 857 reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward multilateral trading system will fair equitable provides specific situations needs small health
MUS 2006 859 859 climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward multilateral trading system will fair equitable provides specific situations needs small vulnerable economies health
MYS 2006 666 666 will continue prevail affairs world dialogue will continue fail however must persevere eliminate political religious discord among men also eradicate social economic injustices particularly poverty disease international responsibility name humanity also necessary aspect maintaining international peace stability must therefore can ensure impoverished marginalized also enjoy fruits economic growth globalization free trade health
NAM 2006 321 321 pace essential matter handled lack adherence commitments line millennium declaration regard urge fellow leaders stand together finding effective solutions push back ever-encroaching frontiers poverty hunger disease ignorance african people know must take lead resolving problems challenges continent endeavours need form effective partnerships international community therefore welcome commitments made group eight last health
NAM 2006 746 746 resolutions june general assembly convened high-level meeting implementation declaration commitment hiv aids meeting served important opportunity member states assess progress strengthen expand responses hiv aids pandemic high-level meeting african union adopted african common position special session abuja may namibia fully committed implementation declaration commitment hiv aids equally grateful support call mobilize health
NAM 2006 777 777 african common position special session abuja may namibia fully committed implementation declaration commitment hiv aids equally grateful support call mobilize resources forge stronger partnership confronting pandemic stress need universal affordable access comprehensive service packages infected ongoing efforts reform strengthen united nations making effective responsive today’s challenges poverty hunger hiv aids pandemic health
NAM 2006 802 802 pandemic stress need universal affordable access comprehensive service packages infected ongoing efforts reform strengthen united nations making effective responsive today’s challenges poverty hunger hiv aids pandemic civil wars war terror place human lives human dignity centre efforts reform embarked upon seen process undertaken spirit mutual understanding sense collective ownership let us health
NER 2006 618 618 funding order provide initial response insufficiency resources noted evaluation summit particularly like welcome international drug purchase facility unitaid initiative launched french government finance fight aids malaria niger one first countries endorsed tax airline tickets also within framework kind partnership positive nature international migration stressed included search appropriate responses take account concerns health
NGA 2006 671 671 indeed nuclear energy become veritable source socio-economic development reliable source electricity generation note particular global trend towards utilization nuclear technology generation electricity agricultural development human health environmental development especially developing countries context development enormous energy crisis confronts us nigeria government decided inaugurate board nigeria atomic energy commission inauguration board quest energy health
NGA 2006 843 843 subsisting less one dollar day urge parties return negotiating table resume talks spirit global partnership cooperation global economic progress nigeria remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases taken bold steps deal end hosted special summit african union hiv aids tuberculosis malaria abuja may year summit african leaders reaffirmed health
NGA 2006 844 844 less one dollar day urge parties return negotiating table resume talks spirit global partnership cooperation global economic progress nigeria remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases taken bold steps deal end hosted special summit african union hiv aids tuberculosis malaria abuja may year summit african leaders reaffirmed commitment health
NGA 2006 847 847 day urge parties return negotiating table resume talks spirit global partnership cooperation global economic progress nigeria remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases taken bold steps deal end hosted special summit african union hiv aids tuberculosis malaria abuja may year summit african leaders reaffirmed commitment earlier declarations pledged health
NGA 2006 861 861 progress nigeria remains committed fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases taken bold steps deal end hosted special summit african union hiv aids tuberculosis malaria abuja may year summit african leaders reaffirmed commitment earlier declarations pledged take immediate action ensure universal access relevant drugs applaud political declaration hiv aids resolution health
NIC 2006 507 507 new political economic social reality keeping campaign promise president bolaños virtually doubled salary primary secondary school teachers doubled absolute terms budget allocated post-secondary education area health infant mortality rate fell per live births mortality rate children age fell maternal mortality rate fell per immunization coverage increased per cent developing state policy health
NIC 2006 509 509 economic social reality keeping campaign promise president bolaños virtually doubled salary primary secondary school teachers doubled absolute terms budget allocated post-secondary education area health infant mortality rate fell per live births mortality rate children age fell maternal mortality rate fell per immunization coverage increased per cent developing state policy emigrants view health
NIC 2006 515 515 president bolaños virtually doubled salary primary secondary school teachers doubled absolute terms budget allocated post-secondary education area health infant mortality rate fell per live births mortality rate children age fell maternal mortality rate fell per immunization coverage increased per cent developing state policy emigrants view guaranteeing full enjoyment political social civil health
NIC 2006 521 521 secondary school teachers doubled absolute terms budget allocated post-secondary education area health infant mortality rate fell per live births mortality rate children age fell maternal mortality rate fell per immunization coverage increased per cent developing state policy emigrants view guaranteeing full enjoyment political social civil rights providing legal advice protection constitution health
NIC 2006 913 913 kofi annan proposals reform united nations system can put united nations must reformed provide ready efficient effective response immense threats world peace also extend environment health nicaragua maintains position reforms comprehensive nature since way overcoming bureaucratic problems stand way prompt implementation resolutions general assembly reform process cover secretariat general assembly economic health
NOR 2006 449 449 cent gross national product development assistance will reach per cent mark years now vigorously set take lead realizing millennium development goal compels us reduce child mortality two thirds every year children numbers equal one half times population new york city die fifth birthday preventable diseases number children equal death toll recent health
NOR 2006 468 468 development goal compels us reduce child mortality two thirds every year children numbers equal one half times population new york city die fifth birthday preventable diseases number children equal death toll recent tsunami die every month pneumonia alone vaccines costing just 06-52737 child prevented common diseases allowing child mortality puts shackles health
NOR 2006 479 479 children numbers equal one half times population new york city die fifth birthday preventable diseases number children equal death toll recent tsunami die every month pneumonia alone vaccines costing just 06-52737 child prevented common diseases allowing child mortality puts shackles growth potential states prolonging long night underdevelopment can must changed yesterday health
NOR 2006 488 488 city die fifth birthday preventable diseases number children equal death toll recent tsunami die every month pneumonia alone vaccines costing just 06-52737 child prevented common diseases allowing child mortality puts shackles growth potential states prolonging long night underdevelopment can must changed yesterday announced norwegian government decided increase annual contribution child mortality health
NOR 2006 491 491 birthday preventable diseases number children equal death toll recent tsunami die every month pneumonia alone vaccines costing just 06-52737 child prevented common diseases allowing child mortality puts shackles growth potential states prolonging long night underdevelopment can must changed yesterday announced norwegian government decided increase annual contribution child mortality vaccines million per health
NOR 2006 513 513 diseases allowing child mortality puts shackles growth potential states prolonging long night underdevelopment can must changed yesterday announced norwegian government decided increase annual contribution child mortality vaccines million per year million next year total norway will contribute billion vaccine-related activities reduce child mortality next step will develop global strategy reaching millennium health
NOR 2006 530 530 announced norwegian government decided increase annual contribution child mortality vaccines million per year million next year total norway will contribute billion vaccine-related activities reduce child mortality next step will develop global strategy reaching millennium development goal specifically plan financing execution meeting goal millennium development goals really depends united nations reform organization health
NOR 2006 577 577 united nations reform organization sets goals carves stone adopted millennium development goals organization must adapt structure methods work goals also reform united nations reduce child mortality i.e order save lives said done great things past greater means generation organization invite join global campaign child survival health
NPL 2006 296 296 weapons mass destruction narcotic drugs human trafficking money-laundering financial crimes regional conflicts low-intensity wars extreme poverty hunger human rights abuses successive natural disasters threats posed pandemics hiv aids avian flu challenges call new wisdom founded principles collective security well-being prosperity united nations uniquely placed muster much-needed philosophical underpinning standing global body health
NRU 2006 84 84 courage vision past years aim reform great organization line realities world continue witness major upheavals conflicts explosions violence natural disasters terrorism giants yet conquer poverty disease human environmental degradation must assure people world committed finding lasting solutions global problems upholding principles united nations full respect human rights nauru concerned much said health
NZL 2006 312 312 work pacific countries challenge new zealand accepts facing challenge confront economic environmental governance development security issues markets distant climate_change reality political instability help threats communicable diseases hiv aids pandemic influenza must managed pacific accounts almost one quarter surface world area bigger europe middle east combined strategic significance presents opportunity challenge new health
NZL 2006 315 315 challenge new zealand accepts facing challenge confront economic environmental governance development security issues markets distant climate_change reality political instability help threats communicable diseases hiv aids pandemic influenza must managed pacific accounts almost one quarter surface world area bigger europe middle east combined strategic significance presents opportunity challenge new zealand determined seek health
OMN 2006 279 279 people look forward seeing positive effective role security council sudan cooperation sudanese government although african continent enjoys immense natural human resources potential plagued conflict spread disease poverty support efforts african governments deal difficulties also call upon international community can help african countries reinforce efforts environment common heritage mankind conserving environment therefore health
PAK 2006 79 79 world deeply moved global solidarity displayed hour distress need multilateral cooperation key addressing existing emerging challenges twenty- first century political disputes terrorism proliferation poverty hunger disease economic disparities migration unemployment environmental degradation natural disasters appreciate secretary- general’s initiatives equip united nations respond challenges yet distance vision endorsed united nations summit past health
PHL 2006 446 446 use part payments debt stock low- medium- income developing countries eligible heavily indebted poor countries debt initiative equity creditors mdg projects areas infrastructure education employment health multilateral cooperation field energy security continues grow importance alternative sources energy developed delegation recommends secretary-general appoint group eminent persons look matter output group subject high- health
PLW 2006 294 294 forward micronesian challenge initiative will protect coral species represent per cent known corals future nation future children depend upon viability environment especially oceans palau relies health amazing reefs waters provide food people support tourism industry without will able develop sustainable economy will allow children live work homeland provide look united nations health
PNG 2006 160 160 livelihood people unilateral actions big powerful resolve disputes longer incidental order day note increasing incidence human atrocities genocides wars poverty terrorism emergence hiv aids increase malaria tuberculosis streets communities littered small arms light weapons smuggling drugs humans illegal activities rise environmental degradation climate_change continue unabated must confront issues urgently complement efforts health
PNG 2006 915 915 united nations related agencies efforts address issue also applaud bold leadership former united states president mr bill clinton mr bill gates regard equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids bird flu diluted attention malaria remains biggest killer disease country call upon development partners support papua new health
PNG 2006 918 918 agencies efforts address issue also applaud bold leadership former united states president mr bill clinton mr bill gates regard equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids bird flu diluted attention malaria remains biggest killer disease country call upon development partners support papua new guinea countries maintaining health
PNG 2006 928 928 states president mr bill clinton mr bill gates regard equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids bird flu diluted attention malaria remains biggest killer disease country call upon development partners support papua new guinea countries maintaining perspective challenges terrorism forms manifestations serious threat international peace security health
PNG 2006 932 932 clinton mr bill gates regard equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids bird flu diluted attention malaria remains biggest killer disease country call upon development partners support papua new guinea countries maintaining perspective challenges terrorism forms manifestations serious threat international peace security must condemned irrespective perpetrates health
PRY 2006 126 126 profoundly unjust disorder propose solutions urgently need build global partnership solidarity supplement efforts made countries way will able deal problems poverty hunger lack access education health care clearly every country responsible achieving economic social development applying proper policies mobilize domestic resources national efforts supplemented explicit commitments developed countries promote facilitate access health
ROU 2006 87 87 give frank account country’s keen active interest strong effective united nations let say modesty strive hard practice preach romania make years lost time decades ideological pandemics economic mismanagement lack respect human rights lack democracy like express gratitude government continuing support united nations extended transition many helpful ways including valuable work country health
RUS 2006 224 224 countries international organizations 06-53005 past months dialogue partners actively contributed saint petersburg summit documents every main agenda item including global energy security education controlling infectious diseases new genuinely collaborative type interaction g-8 africa now emerging era globalization needs continent reflected mainstream world development rather viewed issues divorced overall trends g-8 monopoly health
RWA 2006 135 135 affecting humankind today greater danger threatening humanity extreme poverty forty per cent world’s population billion people live absolute poverty less day million people suffer hunger malnutrition sub-saharan africa statistics even staggering cases per cent national populations live less dollar day life expectancy birth less years clearly unacceptable time rest world enjoys health
SAU 2006 100 100 full support deepest gratitude world today faces host global problems can successfully addressed within context multilateral cooperation umbrella united nations human suffering caused poverty hunger malnutrition spread diseases epidemics natural disasters still require concerted efforts international community combating global challenges distinguish among people basis colour religion nationality invariably vulnerable suffer humanitarian health
SAU 2006 102 102 deepest gratitude world today faces host global problems can successfully addressed within context multilateral cooperation umbrella united nations human suffering caused poverty hunger malnutrition spread diseases epidemics natural disasters still require concerted efforts international community combating global challenges distinguish among people basis colour religion nationality invariably vulnerable suffer humanitarian threats making health
SAU 2006 103 103 gratitude world today faces host global problems can successfully addressed within context multilateral cooperation umbrella united nations human suffering caused poverty hunger malnutrition spread diseases epidemics natural disasters still require concerted efforts international community combating global challenges distinguish among people basis colour religion nationality invariably vulnerable suffer humanitarian threats making urgent health
SDN 2006 900 900 millennium summit shown clearly achieved met expectations particularly regard african continent bleeding death debt burden facing incompatible non- conducive economic trade environment problems hunger poverty disease africa reached serious dimensions constitute great threat international community will continue haunt us unless efforts international community consolidated order accelerate fairer development developing countries particularly health
SDN 2006 1043 1043 countries constitutes impediment freedom commerce investment funding issues transfer technology still main components sustainable development like emphasize provision assistance least developed countries social services education health care combating diseases aids tuberculosis malaria kill millions people every year seize opportunity reaffirm commitment agreed millennium declaration reaching goals contained therein better life humanity health
SDN 2006 1046 1046 freedom commerce investment funding issues transfer technology still main components sustainable development like emphasize provision assistance least developed countries social services education health care combating diseases aids tuberculosis malaria kill millions people every year seize opportunity reaffirm commitment agreed millennium declaration reaching goals contained therein better life humanity whole full emphasis health
SDN 2006 1049 1049 funding issues transfer technology still main components sustainable development like emphasize provision assistance least developed countries social services education health care combating diseases aids tuberculosis malaria kill millions people every year seize opportunity reaffirm commitment agreed millennium declaration reaching goals contained therein better life humanity whole full emphasis right developing countries health
SEN 2006 302 302 non-producer countries current trend continues many countries will see years economic social development efforts wiped cost oil will pointless expound millennium development goals schooling universal health care access drinking water fight unemployment eradication poverty africa decided take challenge gathering together initiative senegal association non-oil producing african countries order promote development bio-fuels health
SGP 2006 333 333 failure areas global action needed insufficient us worry global climate_change can consensus costs benefits distributed unevenly major polluters unwilling accept responsibility hear dire warnings world health organization global flu pandemic yet collective response feeble never give hope global initiatives realistic achieving global consensus multipolar world say least challenging governments win elections health
SGP 2006 337 337 needed insufficient us worry global climate_change can consensus costs benefits distributed unevenly major polluters unwilling accept responsibility hear dire warnings world health organization global flu pandemic yet collective response feeble never give hope global initiatives realistic achieving global consensus multipolar world say least challenging governments win elections likely respond short-term political health
SGP 2006 497 497 superfluous will gradually wither away can make significant contributions global governance reduce burdens borne big powers international organizations like united nations world trade organization world health organization international atomic energy agency united nations environment programme work strengthen capabilities encourage mutual learning initiatives create habit cooperation among neighbouring countries reduce misunderstanding asia health
SLB 2006 1142 1142 work programmes number developmental opportunities emerged since world summit meeting among things hiv aids declaration adopted solomon islands like see global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria provide complete package pacific region ranging awareness treatment cheaper invest problem small treat full-blown pandemic solomon islands like global fund reconsider pacific regional project submitted health
SLB 2006 1157 1157 adopted solomon islands like see global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria provide complete package pacific region ranging awareness treatment cheaper invest problem small treat full-blown pandemic solomon islands like global fund reconsider pacific regional project submitted sixtieth session solomon islands notes regret recent five-year review conference programme action prevent combat eradicate health
SLV 2006 856 856 salvador firmly committed attaining millennium development goals envisaged government plan accordingly made efforts directed resources primarily national impact programmes together international cooperation special focus education health even though agree every country must assume fundamental responsibility development developed states contribute creating opportunities needed enable relatively less developed countries reduce political economic impact health
SLV 2006 1206 1206 reducing poverty region less important closely complementary believe international cooperation based solidarity encompasses swapping debt social programmes welcome proposals decisions developed countries supporting mechanisms especially health education thereby encouraging countries honoured foreign debt obligations doubt activities strengthen democracy freedom feel despite decline oil prices continued high prices detrimental efforts developing countries health
SOM 2006 569 569 resulted extensive destruction governing management institutions now re-established transitional federal government post-conflict reconstruction programmes deeply disturbing note half million children age five die year preventable diseases malaria biggest killer moreover women die year complications pregnancy childbirth despite hardships transitional federal government’s economic social recovery programmes received virtually assistance international donors certainly health
SOM 2006 570 570 extensive destruction governing management institutions now re-established transitional federal government post-conflict reconstruction programmes deeply disturbing note half million children age five die year preventable diseases malaria biggest killer moreover women die year complications pregnancy childbirth despite hardships transitional federal government’s economic social recovery programmes received virtually assistance international donors certainly none health
STP 2006 256 256 instructions one colour charge others choose special region language rule everyone else must pull together one left behind enough everybody share live freedom peace work health education dignity work together must work together certain common goals must also respect cultural differences one size fit practice democracy latin america may democracy asia health
STP 2006 307 307 worked create economic growth europe may work africa country people region town must freedom decide best also respecting rights everyone’s responsibility world citizen hiv aids pandemic still control tiny isolated island country long immune despite desperate efforts education prevention tiny population laid waste shocking increase number hiv aids cases one hospital health
STP 2006 350 350 shocking increase number hiv aids cases one hospital handful doctors helpless face crisis afford antiretrovirals need sick people ability police maritime borders keep main source infection women children among millions faceless victims around world without help one day face extinction climate_change already sabotaging many efforts made achieve sustainable development goals augmenting health
STP 2006 460 460 technologically advanced economy model creating wealth today’s global economy taiwan also excellent world citizen generous humanitarian development aid centuries people sao tome principe debilitated endemic malaria thousands died countless attempts control mosquitoes carrying disease failed taiwan brought necessary know-how resources bear today cases malaria reduced per cent doctors nurses say never health
STP 2006 468 468 economy taiwan also excellent world citizen generous humanitarian development aid centuries people sao tome principe debilitated endemic malaria thousands died countless attempts control mosquitoes carrying disease failed taiwan brought necessary know-how resources bear today cases malaria reduced per cent doctors nurses say never cases malaria living memory thanks taiwan also global health
STP 2006 478 478 centuries people sao tome principe debilitated endemic malaria thousands died countless attempts control mosquitoes carrying disease failed taiwan brought necessary know-how resources bear today cases malaria reduced per cent doctors nurses say never cases malaria living memory thanks taiwan also global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria well way finally bringing health
STP 2006 487 487 died countless attempts control mosquitoes carrying disease failed taiwan brought necessary know-how resources bear today cases malaria reduced per cent doctors nurses say never cases malaria living memory thanks taiwan also global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria well way finally bringing scourge control addition humanitarian development aid taiwan also maintains health
STP 2006 499 499 resources bear today cases malaria reduced per cent doctors nurses say never cases malaria living memory thanks taiwan also global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria well way finally bringing scourge control addition humanitarian development aid taiwan also maintains productive commercial ties many united nations member countries member world trade organization health
STP 2006 924 924 highly targeted bursts also usually given medicine food clothing tents taken directly location tragedy doctors nurses ground rather consultants course beautiful successes aid programmes mostly health care victories smallpox drug-resistant tuberculosis river blindness adult literacy risen life expectancy aids pandemic wiped improvement aid gives hope millions people around world simply need health
STP 2006 938 938 doctors nurses ground rather consultants course beautiful successes aid programmes mostly health care victories smallpox drug-resistant tuberculosis river blindness adult literacy risen life expectancy aids pandemic wiped improvement aid gives hope millions people around world simply need mend end country certainly suffered share bad governance part unwittingly inexperience learning quickly short health
SUR 2006 66 66 secretary-general excellency mr kofi annan pay tribute leadership valuable contribution resolution global challenges constructive role restructuring united nations today’s world guaranteeing necessary infrastructure ensuring availability health services education still major challenges world order continues deny vast majority members international community opportunity escape poverty utilize abilities skills achieve progress prosperity need enhanced health
SVK 2006 191 191 nations challenged never deal ethnic inter-state conflicts weak failed states genocide ethnic cleansing complex humanitarian disasters poverty along threats nuclear terrorism transnational organized crime infectious diseases environmental degradation major challenges today managed sovereign states acting alone hence key challenge us learn collectively manage complex issues world today ensure relevance united nations health
SVN 2006 916 916 convention clearing minefields providing assistance mine victims international trust fund demining 06-53329 mine victims assistance slovenia striving alleviate humanitarian threat anti-personnel landmines still pose safety health lives local civilian populations grateful opportunity highlight front distinguished audience importance role small countries orientations activities possibilities can contribute significantly multilateralism health
SWZ 2006 787 787 sectoral trade policies contained united nations conference trade development’s trade development report still believe specific needs developing nations addressed domestic note let report hiv aids pandemic continues one biggest challenges faced kingdom swaziland begin realize benefits full-scale national roll-out antiretroviral drugs critical area concern care needed estimated children orphaned pandemic among health
SWZ 2006 811 811 aids pandemic continues one biggest challenges faced kingdom swaziland begin realize benefits full-scale national roll-out antiretroviral drugs critical area concern care needed estimated children orphaned pandemic among many structures put place curb scourge revived concept kagogo means literally grandmother’s house kagogo centres constructed across country new initiative based traditional ways empower health
SWZ 2006 857 857 initiative based traditional ways empower local communities look orphans within traditional structures high-level conference hiv aids held june majesty king mswati iii clearly spelled scale pandemic taking toll nation indeed greatest challenge kingdom swaziland fully supports political declaration adopted high-level conference confident renewed commitment will strengthen global response pandemic thus realize health
SWZ 2006 880 880 spelled scale pandemic taking toll nation indeed greatest challenge kingdom swaziland fully supports political declaration adopted high-level conference confident renewed commitment will strengthen global response pandemic thus realize urgency combining efforts ensure rate infection decreases greater access treatment care already living virus achieved fully support efforts organizations joint united nations programme health
SWZ 2006 888 888 challenge kingdom swaziland fully supports political declaration adopted high-level conference confident renewed commitment will strengthen global response pandemic thus realize urgency combining efforts ensure rate infection decreases greater access treatment care already living virus achieved fully support efforts organizations joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids especially terms minimizing threat hiv health
SWZ 2006 922 922 achieved fully support efforts organizations joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids especially terms minimizing threat hiv young people believe moral obligation essential halting escalation infection rate regard look forward working closely united nations agencies order alleviate situation positive note kingdom swaziland now implementing recommendations job creation summit took place last health
TCD 2006 540 540 current rules regulations market economy undermine competitiveness economies can beset countries achieve millennium development goals given ongoing lack income heavy debt burden scourges hiv aids malaria country disagreement world bank following revision law pertaining oil revenues therefore pleased fruitful dialogue bank led mutually acceptable compromise resumption cooperation great institution vein regard health
TGO 2006 986 986 just described exacerbated factors developing countries able master include mention just external debt deterioration terms trade weakness official development assistance environmental degradation moreover hiv aids pandemic presents major challenge growth economic development major conferences organized united nations auspices slow yield results status review millennium development goals held september failure doha round health
TJK 2006 317 317 tajikistan majority united nations member states issue sustainable development ranks among top priorities today fully aware instrumental united nations agenda enhancing sustainable development eradicating poverty epidemics famine illiteracy world time implementation large-scale programme achieve millennium development goals will require extra effort also considerable financing regard expect tangible results work commission sustainable health
TTO 2006 1510 1510 succeeding generations life dignity free daily degradation human spirit seek life peace security free ravages war lived good economic social conditions without poverty illiteracy hunger disease historical moment requires bold initiatives part general assembly president tandem new secretary-general called upon provide vision courage strength conviction necessary carry united nations forward along health
TUR 2006 845 845 process reconstruction effort afghanistan addition strong presence international security assistance force turkey establishing provincial 06-53323 reconstruction team vardak province afghanistan turkey will continue active areas health education development afghanistan kashmir question continue encourage parties involved work just lasting solution problem dialogue advocate reform time transparency rule law gender equality good governance health
TUR 2006 1033 1033 routes turkey firmly believes need international cooperation achieve environmentally friendly socially sustainable development must better cater needs developing countries particularly field poverty reduction eliminating infectious diseases reducing infant mortality improving maternal health fail create equal opportunities women provide education children none will ever achieved pleased say turkey becoming major donor country health
TUR 2006 1036 1036 believes need international cooperation achieve environmentally friendly socially sustainable development must better cater needs developing countries particularly field poverty reduction eliminating infectious diseases reducing infant mortality improving maternal health fail create equal opportunities women provide education children none will ever achieved pleased say turkey becoming major donor country last year turkish health
TUR 2006 1039 1039 cooperation achieve environmentally friendly socially sustainable development must better cater needs developing countries particularly field poverty reduction eliminating infectious diseases reducing infant mortality improving maternal health fail create equal opportunities women provide education children none will ever achieved pleased say turkey becoming major donor country last year turkish official development assistance health
UKR 2006 1181 1181 yet translated action 06-53329 direct impact lives peoples need response global threats effective timely took international community nearly years since first recorded cases aids recognize disease threaten existence humanity twenty-sixth special session assembly initiated ukraine together states held turning point combating hiv aids want confirm ukraine’s commitment implementing declaration commitment hiv health
UKR 2006 1221 1221 combating hiv aids want confirm ukraine’s commitment implementing declaration commitment hiv aids resolution s-26 express hope continuing close cooperation field global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria world bank united nations specialized agencies lately witnessed emergence new disease potentially poses less challenge humanity hiv aids avian influenza threatens entire world knows borders health
UKR 2006 1232 1232 aids resolution s-26 express hope continuing close cooperation field global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria world bank united nations specialized agencies lately witnessed emergence new disease potentially poses less challenge humanity hiv aids avian influenza threatens entire world knows borders joint responsibility ensure countries protected threat combating spread avian influenza preparations health
UKR 2006 1259 1259 poses less challenge humanity hiv aids avian influenza threatens entire world knows borders joint responsibility ensure countries protected threat combating spread avian influenza preparations possible pandemic human influenza demand concerted action national regional global levels repeat mistakes past learn lessons thus meet challenge prepared believe general assembly consider problem provide answer health
VAT 2006 473 473 camps enduring subhuman conditions desperate groups intent upon seeking less wretched future children driven face risks illegal emigration millions people oppressed misery hunger exposed lethal epidemics continue cry sense humanity challenges desire peace fulfilment millennium development goals resumption latest world trade organization wto trade round promise economic progress alleviation poverty reduction health
VCT 2006 303 303 want know see practical evidence united nations tackling purposeful way issues global poverty environmental degradation climate_change empowerment women protection children promotion peace security hiv aids pandemic provision clean water adequate supply food among telling requisites undoubtedly many governments rich powerful countries show signs fatigue disengagement towards developing world evident parsimony official health
VNM 2006 140 140 continues prevail unilateral use force escalation regional ethnic conflicts international terrorism also seen serious hardships faced developing countries pressure globalization inequality international economic relations poverty epidemics drugs transnational crime pose even greater threats hundreds millions people around world backdrop view vietnamese delegation continued joint efforts create favourable environment achievement mdgs even health
VUT 2006 13 13 today stand verge global uncertainty international landscape scarred wars conflict civil unrest epidemics drought famine poverty malnutrition continue ravage lives millions world’s inhabitants values fabric united nations founded besieged new ideas principles undermining authority body maintain global peace health
VUT 2006 17 17 today stand verge global uncertainty international landscape scarred wars conflict civil unrest epidemics drought famine poverty malnutrition continue ravage lives millions world’s inhabitants values fabric united nations founded besieged new ideas principles undermining authority body maintain global peace security clash ideologies cultural health
WSM 2006 303 303 framework partnerships government donor community civil society private sector designed address development priorities country set strategy development samoa partnerships look effective delivery programmes address major health challenges hiv aids potential threat avian bird flu similarly collaborative work partners support empowerment women security specific context stability harmony within communities overemphasize importance global health
WSM 2006 563 563 become evident many challenges face significant global dimensions borderless discriminate developed developing countries respect national sovereignty global concerns imaginatively called problems without passports include climate_change epidemics humanitarian concerns conflict containment security concerns terrorism nature successful resolution challenges requires collective concerted effort whole united nations membership one country group countries capable tackling health
ZAF 2006 146 146 citizens developing world poor marginalized people want transform century humanity wishes majority world turn reality century free wars free internecine conflicts free hunger free preventable disease free want free environmental degradation free greed corruption indeed began century great hopes better peaceful humane world together crafted comprehensive plans bold declarations defeat scourge health
ZAF 2006 565 565 also eats well sleeps peacefully today attitude among rich also communicates message rest world namely alright jack even acutely aware many neighbourhood dying hunger preventable diseases abject poverty happens also cruelly ironic situation resources flow little plenty although rich powerful know miserable life circumstances poor solemnly committed collective effort reverse conditions health
ZAF 2006 648 648 human beings whose civil rights movement currently marking golden jubilee martin luther king jr warned long poverty world can never rich even billion dollars long diseases rampant millions people world expect live years can never totally healthy even just got good check-up mayo clinic can never way world made individual nation health
ZMB 2006 386 386 reaffirms new vision collective security required member states united nations expect collective mechanism address threats war weapons mass destruction terrorism organized crime civil conflict infectious diseases extreme poverty environmental degradation united nations strengthen operations collective mechanism member states must work united nations security council united nations agencies develop stronger anti-terrorism nuclear health
ZMB 2006 590 590 development great lakes region now reassured cessation conflicts region already fed collective will transform subregion place sustainable peace political security development extreme poverty deprivation breed disease number people living affected hiv aids deaths caused aids continued grow world today furthermore million people per year exposed malaria estimated number one cause mortality health
ZMB 2006 610 610 development extreme poverty deprivation breed disease number people living affected hiv aids deaths caused aids continued grow world today furthermore million people per year exposed malaria estimated number one cause mortality developing countries zambia like many developing countries adversely affected diseases supports efforts made international community combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis health
ZMB 2006 615 615 disease number people living affected hiv aids deaths caused aids continued grow world today furthermore million people per year exposed malaria estimated number one cause mortality developing countries zambia like many developing countries adversely affected diseases supports efforts made international community combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis therefore welcome creation international drug health
ZMB 2006 625 625 continued grow world today furthermore million people per year exposed malaria estimated number one cause mortality developing countries zambia like many developing countries adversely affected diseases supports efforts made international community combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis therefore welcome creation international drug purchase facility combat hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will facilitate easy health
ZMB 2006 634 634 exposed malaria estimated number one cause mortality developing countries zambia like many developing countries adversely affected diseases supports efforts made international community combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis therefore welcome creation international drug purchase facility combat hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will facilitate easy access medicine will also lower costs therefore benefit many health
ZMB 2006 647 647 countries adversely affected diseases supports efforts made international community combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis therefore welcome creation international drug purchase facility combat hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will facilitate easy access medicine will also lower costs therefore benefit many countries especially developing world poverty world today accounts many social economic injustices people health
ZMB 2006 997 997 alike work together create sense equal partnership need fulfil commitments within given time frame enter new ones order reach goal world free hunger extreme poverty disease indeed world can live secure clean sustainable environment health
ZWE 2006 549 549 lack international cooperation session therefore great value agreement reached financing development including establishment mechanisms measure aid flows financing meaningful impact adequate predictable consistent hiv aids pandemic continues cause untold havoc africa particularly southern africa owing high levels poverty make difficult affected people gain access medication zimbabwe welcomes continuing efforts international community health
ZWE 2006 613 613 assist scaling access affordable essential drugs particularly developing countries tendency use assistance fight hiv aids reward political compliance malleability one united nations condemn given fact pandemic respect borders denial assistance countries political grounds self-serving selective approach will harm weaken international efforts fight pandemic example country zimbabwean aids patient receives average approximately health
ZWE 2006 630 630 compliance malleability one united nations condemn given fact pandemic respect borders denial assistance countries political grounds self-serving selective approach will harm weaken international efforts fight pandemic example country zimbabwean aids patient receives average approximately per year international assistance compared average approximately per year countries region however even background government registered modest health
AFG 2007 101 101 institutions gradually taking root society brimming freedom activity long afghanistan unenviable position terms human development indicators situation longer acceptable changing rapidly today afghans enjoy access health education ever history fortunately cut child mortality rate one highest world just two years ago per cent result children chance live today first time years health
AFG 2007 108 108 activity long afghanistan unenviable position terms human development indicators situation longer acceptable changing rapidly today afghans enjoy access health education ever history fortunately cut child mortality rate one highest world just two years ago per cent result children chance live today first time years afghanistan set become self-sufficient food production already health
AGO 2007 533 533 goals mdgs fully achieved growth rate entire continent can aligned world economy reduction extreme poverty per cent foreseen united nations must accompanied decisive fight hunger disease including hiv aids endemic scourges effectiveness actions depends however complementary achievements fairer trade developed countries greater fluidity transfer capital official development assistance forgiveness foreign debt health
AND 2007 92 92 dialogue brotherhood cultures financial social interchange supportive prosperous peoples latest data available us millennium development goals mdgs show positive trend made great progress reduction child mortality applied various measures truly surprising simplicity demonstrated effectiveness eradicating many illnesses yet inhabitants world people flora fauna planet look organizations us somewhat suspiciously much concern health
AND 2007 103 103 available us millennium development goals mdgs show positive trend made great progress reduction child mortality applied various measures truly surprising simplicity demonstrated effectiveness eradicating many illnesses yet inhabitants world people flora fauna planet look organizations us somewhat suspiciously much concern great uncertainty permission words today will self-complacency either results obtained undeniable health
AND 2007 353 353 thawing many glaciers two poles vivid examples climatic disorder combat tell truth planet threatened think accurate assertion really threatened vulnerable persons countries ones suffer war illness underdevelopment climate_change will affect us us equally time trafficking abuse children women continue despite legal instruments equipped countries andorra defence human rights liberties considered fundamental health
AND 2007 578 578 add full support words call upon everyone maintain pace press foot little harder accelerator benefit progress made know enduring relationship exists poverty nearly challenges face mortality rates differences life expectancy ill health injustice intolerance marginalization armed conflict let us reject world peoples pernicious prejudices prevent us advancing permit recall three truths health
AND 2007 584 584 everyone maintain pace press foot little harder accelerator benefit progress made know enduring relationship exists poverty nearly challenges face mortality rates differences life expectancy ill health injustice intolerance marginalization armed conflict let us reject world peoples pernicious prejudices prevent us advancing permit recall three truths defined number times jeffrey sachs director health
AND 2007 615 615 let us reject world peoples pernicious prejudices prevent us advancing permit recall three truths defined number times jeffrey sachs director earth institute columbia university first illnesses ravaging poor countries perfectly avoidable can prevented second avoid thoroughly unnecessary deaths caused will affect population explosion third poor countries already shown refutation voices deliberately health
AND 2007 647 647 prevented second avoid thoroughly unnecessary deaths caused will affect population explosion third poor countries already shown refutation voices deliberately ignorant prejudices capable installing efficient public health programmes receive adequate aid result terror material moral misery suffered second world war countries peoples representatives came agreement saying enough creating organizations united nations regulate health
ARE 2007 89 89 appreciation initiatives taken promote role united nations since assuming post world still suffers wide range regional international issues conflicts threats visible among worldwide spread poverty epidemics degradation environment terrorism organized crime spread extremism violations human rights attempts obtain nuclear weapons prompt us make sincere determined efforts implement recommendations decisions plans action health
ARG 2007 228 228 future conditions constraints argentina developing country demonstrated truly possible climb social ladder country immigrants workers succeeded sending children university country without illiteracy almost banished child mortality reduced country workers demoralized unemployment children begging streets instead going school elderly living miniscule pensions becoming dependent children grandchildren country’s coffers emptied owing rigid application health
ARG 2007 585 585 essential assistance policies vulnerable segments population regret policies today can state true solution serious social problems affecting country many others around world lies providing jobs health care education area health argentina launched national policy includes prescriptions generic drugs provision essential medications free charge also strengthens maternity child programmes everything relates primary health
ARG 2007 589 589 segments population regret policies today can state true solution serious social problems affecting country many others around world lies providing jobs health care education area health argentina launched national policy includes prescriptions generic drugs provision essential medications free charge also strengthens maternity child programmes everything relates primary health care line goals health
ARG 2007 611 611 care education area health argentina launched national policy includes prescriptions generic drugs provision essential medications free charge also strengthens maternity child programmes everything relates primary health care line goals equity protection enabled us compensate part disastrous state public health sector short time ago course education essential element renewing social moral fabric health
ARG 2007 624 624 essential medications free charge also strengthens maternity child programmes everything relates primary health care line goals equity protection enabled us compensate part disastrous state public health sector short time ago course education essential element renewing social moral fabric nation even though time horizon effects felt longer public policies order remedy tragic health
ARM 2007 224 224 daily calamities commonplace small countries begin sense vulnerable susceptible will capacity members international community important tolerance distant acts violence humiliation development dependent absence bad weather disease war capacity ward least two three ills lies hands ability bring peace heal small nations feel risk helpless disarmament arms control cease instruments peace security health
ATG 2007 592 592 economic squeeze poor embedded revenue-generating mechanisms government resolves ensure benefits economic growth shared among entire population focusing employment generation provision free low-cost social services areas health education among others climate_change global problem requiring collective response respond quickly result will disaster global scale represents monumental test political will courage humanity general especially health
ATG 2007 1224 1224 greater gender parity political economic social spheres encourage member states caribbean grapple increase hiv aids cases also confronted another great threat survival people chronic non-communicable diseases become major concern caribbean recently historic summit heads caricom chronic non-communicable diseases held trinidad tobago agreed give full support initiatives mechanisms aimed strengthening regional health health
ATG 2007 1236 1236 increase hiv aids cases also confronted another great threat survival people chronic non-communicable diseases become major concern caribbean recently historic summit heads caricom chronic non-communicable diseases held trinidad tobago agreed give full support initiatives mechanisms aimed strengthening regional health institutions signing comprehensive declaration highlighting plan action critical health issue strongly believe health
ATG 2007 1249 1249 diseases become major concern caribbean recently historic summit heads caricom chronic non-communicable diseases held trinidad tobago agreed give full support initiatives mechanisms aimed strengthening regional health institutions signing comprehensive declaration highlighting plan action critical health issue strongly believe health region wealth region underscores importance health development therefore necessary united nations various health
ATG 2007 1258 1258 caricom chronic non-communicable diseases held trinidad tobago agreed give full support initiatives mechanisms aimed strengthening regional health institutions signing comprehensive declaration highlighting plan action critical health issue strongly believe health region wealth region underscores importance health development therefore necessary united nations various organs agencies lend support initiatives develop strategies prevent control health
ATG 2007 1262 1262 held trinidad tobago agreed give full support initiatives mechanisms aimed strengthening regional health institutions signing comprehensive declaration highlighting plan action critical health issue strongly believe health region wealth region underscores importance health development therefore necessary united nations various organs agencies lend support initiatives develop strategies prevent control heart disease stroke diabetes health
ATG 2007 1268 1268 support initiatives mechanisms aimed strengthening regional health institutions signing comprehensive declaration highlighting plan action critical health issue strongly believe health region wealth region underscores importance health development therefore necessary united nations various organs agencies lend support initiatives develop strategies prevent control heart disease stroke diabetes hypertension obesity cancer region addressing causal health
ATG 2007 1285 1285 strongly believe health region wealth region underscores importance health development therefore necessary united nations various organs agencies lend support initiatives develop strategies prevent control heart disease stroke diabetes hypertension obesity cancer region addressing causal risk factors unhealthy diets physical inactivity tobacco use alcohol abuse addition strengthening health services must act together health
ATG 2007 1306 1306 strategies prevent control heart disease stroke diabetes hypertension obesity cancer region addressing causal risk factors unhealthy diets physical inactivity tobacco use alcohol abuse addition strengthening health services must act together now reduce suffering burdens caused non-communicable diseases citizens region worst-affected americas seek cooperation united nations international partners development initiatives screening management health
ATG 2007 1317 1317 addressing causal risk factors unhealthy diets physical inactivity tobacco use alcohol abuse addition strengthening health services must act together now reduce suffering burdens caused non-communicable diseases citizens region worst-affected americas seek cooperation united nations international partners development initiatives screening management chronic diseases risk factors per cent people non-communicable diseases will receive health
ATG 2007 1333 1333 must act together now reduce suffering burdens caused non-communicable diseases citizens region worst-affected americas seek cooperation united nations international partners development initiatives screening management chronic diseases risk factors per cent people non-communicable diseases will receive quality care access preventive education based regional international guidelines allow conclude point began referring charter united health
ATG 2007 1340 1340 caused non-communicable diseases citizens region worst-affected americas seek cooperation united nations international partners development initiatives screening management chronic diseases risk factors per cent people non-communicable diseases will receive quality care access preventive education based regional international guidelines allow conclude point began referring charter united nations sixty-two years ago united nations formed health
AUS 2007 931 931 parties year’s united nations conference climate_change bali agree new mandate convention will move beyond kyoto forge comprehensive new agreement international community must also address pressing health human security issues particular spread hiv aids failure combat hiv aids will global economic social consequences australia takes responsibility act seriously continues support near neighbours health
BDI 2007 216 216 lasting peace case government burundi remains open proposals bring together necessary conditions effort return peace also favoured implementation programmes priorities government areas national reconciliation education health reconstruction economic recovery issues related good political economic governance taboo sensitive nature now openly regularly discussed concrete action taken improve situation achieve greater success delicate health
BDI 2007 302 302 establishment operation commission civil war ravaged country greatly impoverished burundian population eager gradually resolve problem poverty reach millennium development goals mdgs taken measures offer free health care children age five pregnant mothers public health clinics also provide free primary school education government also set strategic framework accelerating economic growth reducing poverty health
BDI 2007 310 310 impoverished burundian population eager gradually resolve problem poverty reach millennium development goals mdgs taken measures offer free health care children age five pregnant mothers public health clinics also provide free primary school education government also set strategic framework accelerating economic growth reducing poverty adopted national international levels submitted development partners bujumbura health
BEL 2007 59 59 high- level event security council summit meeting just addressed situation africa addition peace international security united nations must also tackle wide array issues fight terrorism pandemics human rights disarmament migration environment examples diverse subjects requiring multilateral approach multilateralism reinvigorated especially areas peacekeeping security current peacekeeping missions blue helmets now field clearly health
BEN 2007 199 199 market necessary urgent establish safety net african countries affected subsidies can compensate enormous losses suffer addition social inequalities states within societies ever greater proliferation endemic diseases decimates human resources malnutrition desertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress health
BEN 2007 203 203 safety net african countries affected subsidies can compensate enormous losses suffer addition social inequalities states within societies ever greater proliferation endemic diseases decimates human resources malnutrition desertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress since rio summit terms health
BFA 2007 97 97 predecessor mr kofi annan speak assembly burkina faso floods year bereaved many families regions country dozens death thousands homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequent epidemics implications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent health
BFA 2007 881 881 particularly africa waiting benefit positive impact international trade hope will contribute development improvement living conditions poverty misery statistics assessments let alone projections mother drinking water health facility within distance kilometres sees baby bore difficulty die arms child eager knowledge will never go school father sees son confront wrath sea jeopardize life health
BHS 2007 820 820 organization various social ills well gave less fortunate hope better equitable world mdg report demonstrates progress achieved reduction proportion people living poverty reduction child maternal mortality rates increase primary school enrolment levels however nearly million children worldwide continue severely malnourished suffer various preventable diseases will undoubtedly affect survival rob full potential health
BHS 2007 838 838 proportion people living poverty reduction child maternal mortality rates increase primary school enrolment levels however nearly million children worldwide continue severely malnourished suffer various preventable diseases will undoubtedly affect survival rob full potential overall progress achieving equal rights empowerment women also slow government regards effective practical measures address poverty enhancement educational health
BHS 2007 920 920 commitment hiv aids political declaration hiv aids must implemented necessary financial technical support developing countries must provided help bridge gap foster comprehensive sustainable global response pandemic equally important fact per cent deaths worldwide attributable non- communicable diseases resulting factors obesity high cholesterol high blood sugar high blood pressure tobacco use physical health
BHS 2007 931 931 technical support developing countries must provided help bridge gap foster comprehensive sustainable global response pandemic equally important fact per cent deaths worldwide attributable non- communicable diseases resulting factors obesity high cholesterol high blood sugar high blood pressure tobacco use physical inactivity unhealthy diet alcohol abuse recent summit caricom heads government number health
BHS 2007 969 969 use physical inactivity unhealthy diet alcohol abuse recent summit caricom heads government number action steps identified governments agreed establish mid-2008 comprehensive plans screening management chronic diseases risk factors per cent people caribbean region non-communicable diseases receive quality care access preventive education based regional guidelines spite efforts various entities existence united nations health
BHS 2007 978 978 caricom heads government number action steps identified governments agreed establish mid-2008 comprehensive plans screening management chronic diseases risk factors per cent people caribbean region non-communicable diseases receive quality care access preventive education based regional guidelines spite efforts various entities existence united nations conventions protect rights women children discrimination violence women children health
BIH 2007 1294 1294 previous conflict bosnia herzegovina paying close attention implementation ottawa convention bosnia herzegovina active participant response prevention programmes joint united nations programme hiv aids contributions fight disease described bosnia herzegovina strategy prevent combat hiv aids 2004-2009 bosnia herzegovina pays dues time regular basis united nations organizations member urge countries especially major contributors health
BRA 2007 586 586 inequality launched global action hunger poverty early results encouraging particularly creation international drug purchase facility unitaid unitaid already achieved 45-per-cent price cuts drugs used aids malaria tuberculosis poorest countries africa time come us give new push allow ideas mobilized countries fade bureaucratic inertia however final defeat poverty demands international solidarity depends health
BRA 2007 847 847 expressively portrayed mural depicting war brings mind united nations crucial responsibility containing risk armed conflict second mural reminds us peace much absence war evokes well- health harmonious coexistence nature calls social justice freedom overcoming scourges hunger poverty mere chance enter building face mural portraying war leave see mural depicting peace artist’s health
BRB 2007 831 831 policies functional cooperation central theme caribbean community since inception believe small nations much common best means advancement lies sharing resources experience expertise address mutual concerns health education recently security foremost areas resource pooling research region distinction one first eradicated polio smallpox fortnight ago region convened first summit specifically address chronic non-communicable health
BRB 2007 857 857 education recently security foremost areas resource pooling research region distinction one first eradicated polio smallpox fortnight ago region convened first summit specifically address chronic non-communicable diseases become major causes morbidity mortality stable peaceful prosperous haiti essential effective functioning caribbean community belongs continuing urgent need substantial support international community assist haiti consolidating health
BRB 2007 861 861 areas resource pooling research region distinction one first eradicated polio smallpox fortnight ago region convened first summit specifically address chronic non-communicable diseases become major causes morbidity mortality stable peaceful prosperous haiti essential effective functioning caribbean community belongs continuing urgent need substantial support international community assist haiti consolidating strengthening commendable progress made health
BRB 2007 862 862 resource pooling research region distinction one first eradicated polio smallpox fortnight ago region convened first summit specifically address chronic non-communicable diseases become major causes morbidity mortality stable peaceful prosperous haiti essential effective functioning caribbean community belongs continuing urgent need substantial support international community assist haiti consolidating strengthening commendable progress made date health
BRN 2007 194 194 discussions week taught us modern problems extremely complicated also shown us important gain full understanding difficulties people gain understanding will come universal good education good health strong social services will come countries reached united nations millennium goals urgent ever goals reached time cover aspects modern life political social cultural perhaps today health
BWA 2007 121 121 united nations many global challenges face persist insurmountable fallen short commitments obligations freely entered charter peoples earth human cultural resources technology end severe global poverty disease reverse climate_change prevent wars alleviate human suffering unfortunately substantial resources continue wasted destructive endeavours rather constructive work squander valuable assets production weapons war mass destruction health
BWA 2007 163 163 work squander valuable assets production weapons war mass destruction rather development world much better place natural resources planet exploited feed clothe educate care sick prevent diseases build communities young men women grow looking forward extraordinary things advance cause economic social progress spending precious time manufacturing bombs weapons war planning kill human health
BWA 2007 537 537 long-standing issue left unresolved can become unnecessary distraction equally pressing priorities conflicts africa cause loss hundreds thousands innocent lives many people driven abject poverty exposed disease due massive displacement populations destruction productive capacity huge amounts resources annually allocated united nations peacekeeping budget resolve conflicts even resources needed care upkeep refugees displaced health
BWA 2007 703 703 foreseeable future require assured support partnership international community peacebuilding importantly prevention conflicts botswana acknowledges existence problems consider future africa hopeless bleak order arrive correct diagnosis illnesses hence prescription right remedy african union playing pivotal role prevention management resolution conflicts continent united nations security council primary responsibility maintenance international peace security africa health
BWA 2007 884 884 millennium summit followed many global conferences 1990s made numerous commitments combat poverty underdevelopment outcomes united nations conferences summits provide veritable template addressing debilitating scourge poverty disease hunger underdevelopment world today meet seven years adoption millennium declaration half way pause take serious stock progress made lack evident regions world making progress towards health
BWA 2007 931 931 world making progress towards realization mdgs indications unless something done support africa continent unlikely achieve goals statistics tell tales continent host huge numbers poor hungry diseases particular hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still kill many people africa factors require urgent response create conditions pose threat peace stability security interdependent world united nations health
BWA 2007 935 935 realization mdgs indications unless something done support africa continent unlikely achieve goals statistics tell tales continent host huge numbers poor hungry diseases particular hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still kill many people africa factors require urgent response create conditions pose threat peace stability security interdependent world united nations realistically hope achieve mdgs health
CAF 2007 253 253 april may whose chosen theme turning commitments action working together partnership participants highlighted correlation interdependence among four areas thematic cluster energy sustainable development industrial development air_pollution climate_change commission’s fifteenth session also demonstrated much significant progress remains achieved advances sectors minimal still far objectives international community set rio johannesburg order meet challenges health
CAN 2007 244 244 espoused united nations challenge great principles defending greater still countries assisting afghanistan united single conviction can reconstruction without security democracy political stability flourish climate terror health care education provided anarchy prevails economic development impossible chaos around security crucial foundation everything depends long-term security requires sustainable investment country’s development one goes hand health
CHE 2007 46 46 time civilian populations targets suicide attacks sophisticated weapons children forced become soldiers climate_change poses threat survival planet meeting responsibilities responsibility lie millions men women suffering malnutrition basic needs met injustice everywhere environment destroyed can overcome scourges assailing human beings throughout world can translate responsibilities action attempting answer questions acknowledge two facts health
CHE 2007 451 451 changes precipitation patterns rising sea levels disruption balance nature taken whole phenomena pose major threat millions people places people live cultures living conditions risks security health development discussed fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change today environmental problems threat security political level require act responsibly human beings also require forming alliances protect health
CHL 2007 396 396 serious threat future must act now chile example seen speed glaciers melting doubled past ten years southern zones turn experiencing dangerous depletion ozone layer jeopardizing health citizens although ones mainly responsible deterioration chile begun take necessary steps mitigate effects global_warming combine efforts matter urgency solutions may found said many times time health
CHL 2007 656 656 exist world regard fulfilment millennium goals progress made regions enough therefore join commitment forthcoming launch global business plan millennium development goals greatly reduce maternal child mortality need new commitments simply need fulfil commitments already made country supports idea holding international conference focus concerted worldwide efforts attaining millennium goals proposed prime minister health
CHL 2007 740 740 brazil france chile spain germany among others organized initiative action hunger poverty unitaid initiative managed collect hundreds millions dollars finance purchase drugs treat aids tuberculosis malaria medicines given hundreds thousands children mainly africa social equity construction world human face become central topic global agenda three major causes mentioned can tackled common health
CIV 2007 572 572 displaced war general peacebuilding beyond short medium-term actions cote d’ivoire requires international aid strengthen basis robust economic recovery long-term must rebuild strengthen community infrastructures schools health centres damaged war must rebuild strengthen economic infrastructures roads railways electric water supply stations severely strained crisis observers actors crisis côte d’ivoire agree elections goal health
COL 2007 100 100 responsibility must expressed transparency relations investors state entrepreneurial solidarity community beyond legal minimums labour relations framed fraternity contrary savage capitalism class struggle sectors electricity metallurgy health encouraged participatory trade unionism simultaneous responsibility social field entrepreneurial management distinct traditional entitlement organization increased per cent affiliation workers social security improved performance economy fight health
COL 2007 856 856 level higher per cent advancing towards goal achieving universal access basic education built excellent technical training system gone million families living poverty receive subsidy children’s nutrition education aim next three years meet goal universal access health services working hard fulfil current four-year period target providing million microcredits equal number families scarce health
COL 2007 866 866 basic education built excellent technical training system gone million families living poverty receive subsidy children’s nutrition education aim next three years meet goal universal access health services working hard fulfil current four-year period target providing million microcredits equal number families scarce resources basic strategy overcome factors exclusion gone million million children health
COM 2007 138 138 developing countries paradoxically science technology never effective world never rich displayed great profits today countries south overwhelmed burden debt civil war insecurity destitution precariousness endemic disease therefore security harmony world call greater solidarity greater humanism international community thus emphasize development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation health
COM 2007 176 176 emphasize development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation ecosystem desertification solidarity also forthcoming combating scourges affecting countries specifically hiv aids malaria diseases decimate peoples impede development addition yet another scourge besets world terrorism recognizes borders recognize race religion unspeakable cowardice blindness everything possible ensure can longer health
COM 2007 177 177 development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation ecosystem desertification solidarity also forthcoming combating scourges affecting countries specifically hiv aids malaria diseases decimate peoples impede development addition yet another scourge besets world terrorism recognizes borders recognize race religion unspeakable cowardice blindness everything possible ensure can longer flourish health
CUB 2007 410 410 fulfilling millennium goals decisions major united nations conferences held past decade poverty decreased inequality among within countries rise drinking water accessible billion people billion lack health services million illiterate million children attend primary school million starve every day one per cent world’s richest people per cent wealth per cent world’s population health
CUB 2007 512 512 save lives schools built instead nuclear submarines hospitals instead smart bombs vaccines produced instead armoured vehicles food instead fighter jets momentum given research fight aids malaria tuberculosis instead promoting manufacture anti-missile shields war waged poverty instead poor despite fact billion needed meet millennium goals hear hypocritical assertion source obtain necessary financial health
CUB 2007 1151 1151 votes talked cooperation development prosperity rest world know lying selfish reckless politician ever seen world year will bear witness death million children age five preventable diseases self-seeking empty proposals yesterday sick joke president bush moral authority credibility judge anyone held accountable world crimes limit arrogance hypocrisy limit lies blackmail cuba rejects health
CZE 2007 69 69 activities past will continue future take part work united nations also specialized organizations agencies unesco united nations development programme food agriculture organization united nations world health organization international atomic energy agency many others always supported meaningful initiative leads increase stability prosperity world proud confirm czech republic ambition elected security council non-permanent health
DNK 2007 559 559 require leadership parties without addressing role women will never manage halve extreme poverty efforts support rights empowerment women must complemented targeted effort promote sexual reproductive health rights stand today face global challenges ever world faces many unresolved conflicts least africa need stay focused enhance organization’s capacity conflict prevention conflict management peacebuilding health
DOM 2007 227 227 sudden surprised news owing elimination export subsidies europe price milk increased international market occurred although different reasons cost corn soybeans wheat well products comprise basic nutrition family climbing prices products cost chicken turkey bread eggs also risen will appreciated facing dangerous situation lead people towards widespread famine consequently plunge extreme poverty health
DZA 2007 601 601 frente polisario reach agreement line international law makes possible people western sahara decide fate freely without constraints referendum self-determination tragedies taking place africa fratricidal wars pandemics natural disasters tragic situation serves push countries limited resources precarious situation diminishes possibility socio-economic development kind although inception peace security council african union au providing health
DZA 2007 983 983 eight g8 met last june heiligendamm germany took issue peace development africa part agenda meeting country welcomes decision taken g8 provide billion assistance combat aids malaria tuberculosis pandemics africa implementing decision progress made areas effectively liberalizing international trade important steps towards achieving development goals set international community end believe essential entire health
DZA 2007 985 985 met last june heiligendamm germany took issue peace development africa part agenda meeting country welcomes decision taken g8 provide billion assistance combat aids malaria tuberculosis pandemics africa implementing decision progress made areas effectively liberalizing international trade important steps towards achieving development goals set international community end believe essential entire international community health
ETH 2007 372 372 per cent last seven years tangible perhaps terms progress making change life situation people advance registered towards achieving millennium development goals set attain universal primary health care well way achieving goals set reducing child maternal mortality well prior made much progress combating hiv aids malaria diseases managed halt stabilize spread hiv health
ETH 2007 382 382 change life situation people advance registered towards achieving millennium development goals set attain universal primary health care well way achieving goals set reducing child maternal mortality well prior made much progress combating hiv aids malaria diseases managed halt stabilize spread hiv aids reduce incidence malaria able achieve area education quite remarkable health
ETH 2007 391 391 development goals set attain universal primary health care well way achieving goals set reducing child maternal mortality well prior made much progress combating hiv aids malaria diseases managed halt stabilize spread hiv aids reduce incidence malaria able achieve area education quite remarkable well now little doubt way achieving universal primary education health
ETH 2007 392 392 goals set attain universal primary health care well way achieving goals set reducing child maternal mortality well prior made much progress combating hiv aids malaria diseases managed halt stabilize spread hiv aids reduce incidence malaria able achieve area education quite remarkable well now little doubt way achieving universal primary education primary health
ETH 2007 401 401 achieving goals set reducing child maternal mortality well prior made much progress combating hiv aids malaria diseases managed halt stabilize spread hiv aids reduce incidence malaria able achieve area education quite remarkable well now little doubt way achieving universal primary education primary school enrolment present per cent sixteen years ago stood health
FIN 2007 201 201 finland strongly supports recommendations secretary-general’s high- level panel system-wide coherence objective one united nations country level worth striving also must reinforce efforts address challenges fields health education many speakers mentioned finland warmly welcomes panel’s recommendations concerning gender need take decisive measures promote gender awareness across entire united nations system support proposal health
FRA 2007 188 188 realities world absolute priority france afford wait longer world’s problems must addressed resolved globally one earth can alone protect consequences climate warming clash civilizations major epidemics selfishness fanaticism hatred duty renew appeal universal conscience virtue first time history peoples world nations agreed meet within common forum order set aside divides us health
GAB 2007 651 651 current negotiations order adopt general counter-terrorism convention twenty-first century threats international peace security limited solely terrorism war international conflicts organized crime civil violence poverty infectious diseases natural disasters weapons mass destruction also phenomena can undermine survival foundations state basic element international system respect weapons mass destruction need urgently end stalemate multilateral health
GAB 2007 692 692 system respect weapons mass destruction need urgently end stalemate multilateral talks place disarmament non- proliferation issues forefront concerns international community collective security depends hiv aids pandemic severely affects many african countries need act proportionately seriousness scourge furthermore underscored political declaration hiv aids adopted new york june outcome high-level meeting pandemic african health
GAB 2007 716 716 aids pandemic severely affects many african countries need act proportionately seriousness scourge furthermore underscored political declaration hiv aids adopted new york june outcome high-level meeting pandemic african countries already allocating considerable financial resources counter scourge despite efforts countries continue face shortfall resources necessary achieving universal access prevention care treatment standpoint gabon health
GAB 2007 756 756 shortfall resources necessary achieving universal access prevention care treatment standpoint gabon welcomes commitment taken group eight g-8 germany granting africa development assistance amount billion fight malaria hiv aids tuberculosis year ago organization gave peacebuilding mechanism like reiterate appreciation work already done peacebuilding commission presidency angola well members commission efforts devise effective health
GBR 2007 365 365 sixth population living countries left story human progress bottom billion average life expectancy years fourteen per cent children bottom billion die fifth birthday third suffer malnutrition countries home bottom billion saw national incomes fall year 1980s 1990s even inequalities narrowing nations widening within according united nations development programme countries containing per health
GBR 2007 422 422 recent years every nation represented responsibilities people drive tackle poverty needs open markets needs empowerment citizens democratic transparent institutions free corruption needs strong effective education health services open national action enough causes inequality cross national boundaries need cooperation nations bilateral multilateral led united nations first three quarters countries bottom billion citizens health
GBR 2007 569 569 take forward united nations work towards arms trade treaty see resolution government united kingdom will continue press achievement goal secondly freedom conflict platform progress battle disease illiteracy second stage despite progress countries world track meet millennium development goals mdgs july united nations prime minister united kingdom launched call action honour commitments health
GMB 2007 348 348 everywhere worth remembering plight poor can affect comfort security privileged affluent members human society doubt poverty engenders many economic social political problems negatively affects global health threat international peace security well therefore need greater international solidarity fight poverty forms ramifications overemphasized development efforts governments particularly africa continue undermined scourges malaria hiv health
GMB 2007 372 372 global health threat international peace security well therefore need greater international solidarity fight poverty forms ramifications overemphasized development efforts governments particularly africa continue undermined scourges malaria hiv aids health related issues hunger malnutrition must thank true friends development partners excellent support providing gambian people particularly areas health education agriculture fervent hope health
GMB 2007 375 375 international peace security well therefore need greater international solidarity fight poverty forms ramifications overemphasized development efforts governments particularly africa continue undermined scourges malaria hiv aids health related issues hunger malnutrition must thank true friends development partners excellent support providing gambian people particularly areas health education agriculture fervent hope international community will health
GMB 2007 379 379 therefore need greater international solidarity fight poverty forms ramifications overemphasized development efforts governments particularly africa continue undermined scourges malaria hiv aids health related issues hunger malnutrition must thank true friends development partners excellent support providing gambian people particularly areas health education agriculture fervent hope international community will live commitment support efforts health
GMB 2007 393 393 africa continue undermined scourges malaria hiv aids health related issues hunger malnutrition must thank true friends development partners excellent support providing gambian people particularly areas health education agriculture fervent hope international community will live commitment support efforts government strive improve well-being people order achieve millennium development goals consider necessary condition affect health
GMB 2007 427 427 commitment support efforts government strive improve well-being people order achieve millennium development goals consider necessary condition affect people’s living standards africa sorely needs significant investments health education agriculture infrastructure allow turn peace security world especially continent africa recent years witnessed significant improvements continent west africa example consolidating peace deepening democratization process health
GRC 2007 171 171 organized crime human trafficking constitute another threat can destabilizing effects fuel civil wars extreme poverty many parts world failing states large-scale humanitarian disasters deadly infectious diseases environmental degradation catastrophes devastating consequences applaud secretary-general’s initiative hold high-level event last week deal climate_change environmental issues potentially greatest threat societies hope global sustained comprehensive health
GRC 2007 1081 1081 development goals framework set european union principles followed development assistance committee organisation economic cooperation development focusing cultural heritage humanitarian development projects countries aim combating poverty disease malnutrition lack access drinking water dealing consequences natural disasters conflict situations safeguarding protection human rights strive address root causes illegal immigration human trafficking terrorism since health
GRC 2007 1082 1082 goals framework set european union principles followed development assistance committee organisation economic cooperation development focusing cultural heritage humanitarian development projects countries aim combating poverty disease malnutrition lack access drinking water dealing consequences natural disasters conflict situations safeguarding protection human rights strive address root causes illegal immigration human trafficking terrorism since enforcement health
GTM 2007 376 376 airport remodelling six along qualitative quantitative improvements seaports well rehabilitation paving extension kilometres roads throughout country thirdly given enormous impulse social expenditure particularly destined education health housing goals set forth peace accords assigning per cent gross domestic product social expenditures surpassed reach per cent approximately twice proportion ten years ago thanks health
GTM 2007 432 432 particularly education principal social indicators begun show significant improvements example net rate school attendance primary level raised per cent per cent time achieved higher rate health coverage thanks strategy adopted another million guatemalans can access essential service fourthly area inclusion indigenous peoples guatemala enacted public policy coexistence elimination racism aegis presidential health
HND 2007 456 456 per cent thus subjecting nations state greater dependence international destitution economies countries withstand economic blood-letting destroys attempt social protection large part can invest order combat illness ignorance hunger age-old backwardness now drains large transnational oil corporations fighting reduce poverty ills ills caused claim free blame responsibility masters world trade increasing prices health
HTI 2007 130 130 increase effectiveness united nations enable achieve full potential speaking behalf people endured great suffering past years material deprivation sorts vulnerability natural threats disasters poor access health care education deaths hundreds thousands children malnutrition young population per cent age denied true opportunity employment speak behalf people seems depopulating competent professionals forsake life health
HTI 2007 137 137 potential speaking behalf people endured great suffering past years material deprivation sorts vulnerability natural threats disasters poor access health care education deaths hundreds thousands children malnutrition young population per cent age denied true opportunity employment speak behalf people seems depopulating competent professionals forsake life difficulties benefit countries businesses children women senior health
IND 2007 287 287 poverty developing countries however economic growth must also measured template social inclusion growth alone enough produce benefits sufficiently dispersed terms increased income employment also improved health nutrition education affirm india’s resolve achieve internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals government india accords highest priority inclusive growth including political legal educational health
IND 2007 288 288 developing countries however economic growth must also measured template social inclusion growth alone enough produce benefits sufficiently dispersed terms increased income employment also improved health nutrition education affirm india’s resolve achieve internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals government india accords highest priority inclusive growth including political legal educational economic health
IND 2007 319 319 internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals government india accords highest priority inclusive growth including political legal educational economic empowerment women effective affordable public health enhanced access educational opportunities especially disadvantaged apparent progress achievement internationally agreed development goals tardy international community united nations system must effectively support efforts developing countries health
IRL 2007 1192 1192 eat healthy productive life figure jumps one four sub-saharan africa help meet basic challenges ireland established hunger task force examine root causes enduring source misery disease death will help us contribute mdg goal halving hunger poverty delighted experts hunger task force include jeffrey sachs special adviser secretary-general mdgs ireland will maintain health
IRN 2007 632 632 years years fewer average developed countries gap rich poor parts world increased times many countries majority people deprived access education schooling developing countries rate maternal mortality pregnancy per figure richer nations infant mortality rate per live births developing countries richer nations one third deaths throughout world deaths daily result poverty believe health
IRN 2007 639 639 rich poor parts world increased times many countries majority people deprived access education schooling developing countries rate maternal mortality pregnancy per figure richer nations infant mortality rate per live births developing countries richer nations one third deaths throughout world deaths daily result poverty believe data clearly demonstrate tragic situation dominating economic health
IRQ 2007 1069 1069 experience consequences international resolutions especially relating weapons programme invasion brotherly state kuwait resolutions exploited previous regime political gain caused much damage infrastructure service sector education health systems people looking international community help repairing damage lifting heavy burdens debt reparation iraqi people will remember countries made sacrifices stood alongside bringing dictator’s regime health
ISL 2007 168 168 will soon need deliver promises good news seems likely goal halving number people living extreme poverty will reached however progress many human development goals child mortality disappointing regional challenges remain particularly sub-saharan africa south asia incumbent upon good fortune prosperous join solidarity others make rights available security challenges face century can health
ISL 2007 325 325 results government iceland committed showing solidarity vulnerable adapting effects climate_change iceland regards women’s empowerment full participation levels fundamental issue new millennium whether relation peace security health poverty climate_change empowerment women key success women men need equally represented listened everywhere like reiterate iceland’s support recommendations high-level panel united nations system-wide coherence regarding health
JAM 2007 235 235 world characterized high levels underdevelopment social degradation world many people live dehumanizing poverty world human security threatened environmental degradation experience hiv aids constant threat new pandemics underscore interconnectedness interdependence demanding universal cooperation collective action states developed developing large small vulnerable threats must necessity shared commitment strengthening collective security safeguarding world peace health
JAM 2007 752 752 also join developing countries pressing removal support agricultural products certain developed countries precondition market access products call join continuous concerted international efforts fight spread communicable diseases including hiv aids tuberculosis malaria others particularly bearing mind preventable global impact aids particularly devastating high prevalence many countries especially sub- saharan africa caribbean cause health
JAM 2007 757 757 removal support agricultural products certain developed countries precondition market access products call join continuous concerted international efforts fight spread communicable diseases including hiv aids tuberculosis malaria others particularly bearing mind preventable global impact aids particularly devastating high prevalence many countries especially sub- saharan africa caribbean cause alarm noted pattern high prevalence health
JAM 2007 804 804 noted pattern high prevalence high heterosexual transmission strongly associated poverty noting international response joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria stress need increased funding help support developing countries fight pandemic particularly concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spread disease owing health
JAM 2007 814 814 noting international response joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria stress need increased funding help support developing countries fight pandemic particularly concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spread disease owing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority health
JAM 2007 828 828 tuberculosis malaria stress need increased funding help support developing countries fight pandemic particularly concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spread disease owing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework health
JOR 2007 741 741 inciting animosity tolerant divine religion today’s world requires effective united nations role addressing international challenges human rights armaments climate_change terrorism international crime poverty hunger infectious diseases increasing factional sectarian ethnic conflicts context emphasize importance building upon achieved call advancing process reform united nations agencies order enable enhance performance view reform process health
KHM 2007 90 90 become even relevant effective responding challenges facing us twenty-first century today world continues confront myriad problems ranging peace security development terrorism regional conflicts poverty global_warming pandemic diseases forth old new emerging crises indeed global proportion require greater collective efforts world community therefore united nations member states share common responsibility address issues health
KHM 2007 91 91 even relevant effective responding challenges facing us twenty-first century today world continues confront myriad problems ranging peace security development terrorism regional conflicts poverty global_warming pandemic diseases forth old new emerging crises indeed global proportion require greater collective efforts world community therefore united nations member states share common responsibility address issues effectively health
KIR 2007 352 352 total reliance imported oil fossil fuel already put lot pressure economy options containing adverse impact increasing world oil prices limited must also contend hiv aids pandemic tuberculosis among others require diversion already meagre resources disposal finance development complex economic situations will continue undermine efforts determination realize achievement millennium development goals internationally health
KNA 2007 158 158 developing states today human development index united nations development programme ranks us fifty-first countries evaluated world saint kitts nevis indices per capita gross domestic product health educational enrolment comparable many developed world pleased progress aware journey yet ended much work needs done poverty federation caribbean still unacceptable level turbulence global climate health
KNA 2007 312 312 financing development state qatar generously offered host meeting applaud country commitment cause call upon countries implement commitments made monterrey saint kitts nevis acknowledges hiv aids pandemic constitutes threat development indeed security prime minister denzil douglas capacity caribbean lead spokesman health human social development often stated matter requires serious dedicated monitoring action health
KNA 2007 326 326 countries implement commitments made monterrey saint kitts nevis acknowledges hiv aids pandemic constitutes threat development indeed security prime minister denzil douglas capacity caribbean lead spokesman health human social development often stated matter requires serious dedicated monitoring action fight eradicate scourge hiv aids must continue must dedicate task matter merits demerits debate health
KNA 2007 366 366 hiv aids must continue must dedicate task matter merits demerits debate concerning issues relation intellectual property rights evidence shown cheaper antiretroviral drugs can hiv aids pandemic minimum managed threat humankind reduced therefore need address issues related cost drugs can available need book genesis reminds us man made coexist peacefully environment planet health
KWT 2007 53 53 fact two years elapsed since world summit seven years since millennium summit continue confront challenges dangers international peace security terrorism poverty hunger spread dangerous infectious diseases like hiv aids malaria deterioration environment violations human rights recent times seen number outstanding achievements important among establishment peacebuilding commission human rights council central emergency health
KWT 2007 57 57 since world summit seven years since millennium summit continue confront challenges dangers international peace security terrorism poverty hunger spread dangerous infectious diseases like hiv aids malaria deterioration environment violations human rights recent times seen number outstanding achievements important among establishment peacebuilding commission human rights council central emergency response fund united nations health
KWT 2007 182 182 international agreements conventions signed ratified state kuwait made good progress translating commitments resolutions world summit tangible realities also attained millennium development goals particularly fields education health advancing role women society designed policies capable uplifting society achieving progress social economic development well raising standard living individuals policies contribute efforts consolidate principles tolerance health
KWT 2007 294 294 goals recently state kuwait allocated million islamic development bank elimination poverty africa addition contribute humanitarian relief aid many countries ravaged natural disasters regrettable poverty hunger disease persist developing countries even painful see half world’s population living less per day matter requires serious examination real review impediments development developing countries connection state health
LAO 2007 71 71 security promoting global socio-economic development justice also deserve praise issue development becoming increasingly prominent today world remains far secure parts planet beset violence natural disasters pandemics humankind continues live threat nuclear weapons fear terror spread weapons mass destruction fear will become much greater weapons fall wrong hands furthermore use threat use health
LBR 2007 812 812 rapid degradation climate hope session will produce consensus save succeeding generations impact deteriorating climate world today correlation war civil conflict spread hiv aids hiv aids pandemic targets destroys human capital backbone socio-economic development records united nations organizations show prevalence hiv aids increases countries affected war civil conflicts owing mass movement populations health
LBR 2007 852 852 aids increases countries affected war civil conflicts owing mass movement populations post-conflict countries therefore need special attention scourge hiv aids overcome devastating impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly retarding progress developing nations african nations must develop political will combat health crisis continent end call upon partners developed world treat issue health
LBR 2007 853 853 increases countries affected war civil conflicts owing mass movement populations post-conflict countries therefore need special attention scourge hiv aids overcome devastating impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly retarding progress developing nations african nations must develop political will combat health crisis continent end call upon partners developed world treat issue antiretroviral health
LBR 2007 867 867 special attention scourge hiv aids overcome devastating impact hiv aids malaria diseases contributed significantly retarding progress developing nations african nations must develop political will combat health crisis continent end call upon partners developed world treat issue antiretroviral drugs purely social humanitarian matter emergency nature outside politics liberia recently set national aids health
LBR 2007 902 902 issue antiretroviral drugs purely social humanitarian matter emergency nature outside politics liberia recently set national aids commission advance practical strategies will help halt spread deadly disease hopeful prudent action including change life styles coupled antiviral drugs will help address emerging catastrophe liberia continues burdened huge debts owed bilateral multilateral creditors servicing health
LBY 2007 682 682 africa additionally cooperation food agriculture organization united nations libya implementing numerous projects provide food number african arab states cooperation cuba nigeria libya established south-south programme health care africa launched gaddafi programme african women children young people provides health care educational services africa libya provided humanitarian aid numerous countries order alleviate effects health
LBY 2007 694 694 provide food number african arab states cooperation cuba nigeria libya established south-south programme health care africa launched gaddafi programme african women children young people provides health care educational services africa libya provided humanitarian aid numerous countries order alleviate effects disasters recipient countries included niger chad sudan somalia palestine indonesia pakistan mauritania health
LBY 2007 939 939 internal affairs urgently need implement pledges adopted millennium declaration doha declaration outcomes monterrey johannesburg conferences can make ideal use planet’s resources end conflict poverty illiteracy disease provide people safe drinking water safeguard environment achieve sustainable development falls upon shoulders united nations particular economic social council establish international partnerships development can achieve health
LCA 2007 244 244 achievement mdgs intend continue steady path towards end country attained universal primary education programme universal access free secondary education young citizens introduced saint lucia’s progress health sector also evident last years country experienced significant improvements health- related indicators including life expectancy immunization coverage infant mortality significant reductions experienced respect communicable diseases health
LCA 2007 263 263 young citizens introduced saint lucia’s progress health sector also evident last years country experienced significant improvements health- related indicators including life expectancy immunization coverage infant mortality significant reductions experienced respect communicable diseases lifestyle-related illnesses universal programme free health care currently early stages implementation years saint lucia consistently worked toward reduction incidence health
LCA 2007 269 269 health sector also evident last years country experienced significant improvements health- related indicators including life expectancy immunization coverage infant mortality significant reductions experienced respect communicable diseases lifestyle-related illnesses universal programme free health care currently early stages implementation years saint lucia consistently worked toward reduction incidence non-communicable diseases serious attention also given health
LCA 2007 271 271 also evident last years country experienced significant improvements health- related indicators including life expectancy immunization coverage infant mortality significant reductions experienced respect communicable diseases lifestyle-related illnesses universal programme free health care currently early stages implementation years saint lucia consistently worked toward reduction incidence non-communicable diseases serious attention also given combating hiv health
LCA 2007 275 275 country experienced significant improvements health- related indicators including life expectancy immunization coverage infant mortality significant reductions experienced respect communicable diseases lifestyle-related illnesses universal programme free health care currently early stages implementation years saint lucia consistently worked toward reduction incidence non-communicable diseases serious attention also given combating hiv aids problem remains major health
LCA 2007 290 290 reductions experienced respect communicable diseases lifestyle-related illnesses universal programme free health care currently early stages implementation years saint lucia consistently worked toward reduction incidence non-communicable diseases serious attention also given combating hiv aids problem remains major challenge saint lucia countries caribbean region efforts address issue pursued mainly education including elimination stigma health
LCA 2007 317 317 attention also given combating hiv aids problem remains major challenge saint lucia countries caribbean region efforts address issue pursued mainly education including elimination stigma associated disease early detection treatment programmes provision free subsidized antiretroviral drugs small island developing state saint lucia finds beneficial undertake daunting task regional international cooperation accordingly pan-caribbean health
LCA 2007 352 352 small island developing state saint lucia finds beneficial undertake daunting task regional international cooperation accordingly pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids collaborate countries wider caribbean region addressing pandemic regional mechanism includes members caribbean community caricom well countries wider caribbean region facilitated cooperative approach addressing challenge clear increased sustained international cooperation critical efforts succeed health
LCA 2007 379 379 mechanism includes members caribbean community caricom well countries wider caribbean region facilitated cooperative approach addressing challenge clear increased sustained international cooperation critical efforts succeed fight disease regard welcome assistance provided global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria working partners look forward continued support let take opportunity thank traditional friends donors united kingdom health
LCA 2007 389 389 region facilitated cooperative approach addressing challenge clear increased sustained international cooperation critical efforts succeed fight disease regard welcome assistance provided global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria working partners look forward continued support let take opportunity thank traditional friends donors united kingdom united states canada france european union commonwealth name prominent years health
LKA 2007 230 230 military victory goal remains negotiated honourable end unfortunate conflict must say party representative committee working successfully towards sri lanka one first developing countries promote universal health education gender equality social mobilization able achieve exceptional socio-economic indicators way ahead normally expected country lower-middle income range way achieving surpassing many millennium development goals health
LKA 2007 752 752 based maga neguma road development programme gama neguma rural reawakening programme national infrastructure development initiative mahinda chintana 10-year development vision includes continuous qualitative upgrading education health programmes areas livelihood initiatives low-income groups broad social welfare programmes covering poor disadvantaged members society aimed specially children women also implement programmes protect people narcotic health
LKA 2007 779 779 areas livelihood initiatives low-income groups broad social welfare programmes covering poor disadvantaged members society aimed specially children women also implement programmes protect people narcotic drugs diseases transmitted social contact working population well low-income poor groups developing countries face tough challenges due escalating world oil prices increases prices essential food items similarly health
LSO 2007 801 801 garner necessary political will attain goal credibility council stake sustainable world peace stability create necessary space deal development challenges countries peoples world acknowledged hiv aids pandemic represents top challenge untold miseries brought scourge common cause extent cure available hiv aids will continue threat human existence threat particularly africa compounded worsening poverty health
LTU 2007 97 97 ways deal new reality respond better new challenges seven years ago united nations conclave nations made historic step pledging eradicate poverty illiteracy environmental degradation improve health promote gender equality response challenges time year halfway deadline achieving millennium development goals mdgs past years estimated million people managed get extreme poverty significant positive health
LVA 2007 501 501 international criminal court placed hopes peacebuilding commission will effective tool consolidating long-term peace even military conflict factor human security many parts world undermined poverty hunger disease millennium development goals report gave us good news however warned us goals will achieved year certainly sub-saharan africa unless efforts scaled latvia therefore supports call health
MAR 2007 518 518 aspects view adopting recommendations development new norms work arrangements will ensure success peacekeeping operations despite efforts africa still faces major security challenges significant difficulties improving health living conditions citizens given deep-rooted african identity profound historical human cultural ties african states kingdom morocco directed majesty king made relations continent one priorities foreign health
MCO 2007 736 736 official development assistance proof country’s determination eventually reach target devoting per cent gross national income official development assistance great deal remains done fields education access health care fight pandemics hiv aids human crises following natural disasters conflicts lastly fight poverty pay particular attention principality’s actions multilateral bilateral assistance programmes supplemented generous health
MCO 2007 739 739 proof country’s determination eventually reach target devoting per cent gross national income official development assistance great deal remains done fields education access health care fight pandemics hiv aids human crises following natural disasters conflicts lastly fight poverty pay particular attention principality’s actions multilateral bilateral assistance programmes supplemented generous initiatives charitable organizations health
MCO 2007 839 839 years although still many needs met monaco also joined campaign entitled unite children unite aids sponsored unicef joint united nations programme hiv aids unaids world health organization sister princess stephanie special representative unaids committed wholeheartedly harnessing energies principality beyond advance fight scourge reform security council remains current issue reaffirm country’s support health
MDG 2007 629 629 harvests every year destroy houses kill people increase number strength cyclones hindering whole process development higher temperatures reducing harvests unique biodiversity also lead harmful inserts illnesses africa already seeing consequences climate_change droughts floods causes increased migration serious conflicts aggravation climate_change will bring fluxes devastating waters continents also fluxes refugees waves social health
MDV 2007 591 591 make strong progress towards attainment mdgs maldives already achieved goal eradication extreme poverty hunger goal achievement universal primary education also course meet goals reducing child mortality improving maternal health combating communicable diseases respectively consolidating strengthening progress towards mdgs key focus recently launched seventh national development plan buoyed successes maldives will next health
MDV 2007 594 594 towards attainment mdgs maldives already achieved goal eradication extreme poverty hunger goal achievement universal primary education also course meet goals reducing child mortality improving maternal health combating communicable diseases respectively consolidating strengthening progress towards mdgs key focus recently launched seventh national development plan buoyed successes maldives will next year begin transition health
MDV 2007 597 597 maldives already achieved goal eradication extreme poverty hunger goal achievement universal primary education also course meet goals reducing child mortality improving maternal health combating communicable diseases respectively consolidating strengthening progress towards mdgs key focus recently launched seventh national development plan buoyed successes maldives will next year begin transition period graduation ldc health
MEX 2007 150 150 including inter-ethnic conflicts confined borders commission terrorist acts destabilizing activities transnational organized crime proliferation arms race aspects environmental degradation situations abject poverty social exclusion discrimination pandemics affecting broad sectors world population ever need organization capable meeting needs women men throughout world context must think role united nations mexico sees three fundamental health
MEX 2007 282 282 understood broad integral concept can meet needs society whole concept includes elements ranging strict respect human rights fundamental freedoms adequate preparation population deal natural disasters pandemics mindful value individual government mexico bases activities quest sustainable human development means seeking promote comprehensive development individuals aspects social economic political cultural human environmental way health
MHL 2007 105 105 commend current efforts taking range measures strengthen capacity united nations past years come assembly express various issues concerns dear heart affect daily lives citizens education health environment among issues top country’s priorities issues nothing community nations fail attempt avert forthcoming ecological disaster people concerned rather terrified issue survival will even exist health
MNG 2007 57 57 clean water children little prospect gaining education reaching full potential life women dying childbirth infants will never learn walk talk read write taken away preventable diseases surely amounts much sand particle peoples will judge whether pledges commitments made leaders international community whole genuine shall ascertain whether conferences illustrious gatherings world leaders health
MNG 2007 920 920 review almaty programme action security concerns continue affect global development despite best efforts world around us still safe place many millions suffer daily basis hunger illness insecurity threat violence thousands thousands perish sectarian violence terrorist attacks internal conflicts thousands fled violence thus augmenting growing ranks refugees internally displaced persons invariably takes health
MUS 2007 887 887 need set true present pace climate_change goes unchecked face world may change dramatically next hundred years devastating effects future generations equally true underdevelopment poverty hunger diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis developing world present challenges require immediate undivided attention world laid millennium development goals mdgs millennium development goals midterm report underscores mdgs health
MUS 2007 890 890 present pace climate_change goes unchecked face world may change dramatically next hundred years devastating effects future generations equally true underdevelopment poverty hunger diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis developing world present challenges require immediate undivided attention world laid millennium development goals mdgs millennium development goals midterm report underscores mdgs will attained concerted health
MUS 2007 1108 1108 dedication establishment new international economic order emphasizes globalization human face whose benefits will widely shared six years declaration commitment hiv aids global crisis global action pandemic still remains global crisis requiring global action negative impact hiv aids human resources 25-45 age group particularly sub-saharan africa simply overwhelming alarming rate hiv aids health
MUS 2007 1134 1134 still remains global crisis requiring global action negative impact hiv aids human resources 25-45 age group particularly sub-saharan africa simply overwhelming alarming rate hiv aids pandemic ravaging innocent lives societies far-reaching implications socio- economic development undermines efforts towards achievement millennium development goals prevalence hiv aids mauritius merely per cent per cent health
MWI 2007 397 397 seeds fertilizer subsidy programme also support development viable small- medium- large-scale irrigation schemes reduce dependence rain-fed agriculture aspect mdgs malawi considers critical reduction maternal child mortality country achieved remarkable progress largely adoption essential health package main strategy delivery cost-effective package health services donor-funded sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five health
MWI 2007 405 405 small- medium- large-scale irrigation schemes reduce dependence rain-fed agriculture aspect mdgs malawi considers critical reduction maternal child mortality country achieved remarkable progress largely adoption essential health package main strategy delivery cost-effective package health services donor-funded sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality health
MWI 2007 412 412 rain-fed agriculture aspect mdgs malawi considers critical reduction maternal child mortality country achieved remarkable progress largely adoption essential health package main strategy delivery cost-effective package health services donor-funded sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable health
MWI 2007 423 423 country achieved remarkable progress largely adoption essential health package main strategy delivery cost-effective package health services donor-funded sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining health
MWI 2007 430 430 health package main strategy delivery cost-effective package health services donor-funded sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths health
MWI 2007 439 439 donor-funded sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths per live births fight malaria malawi far distributed million health
MWI 2007 440 440 sector-wide approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths per live births fight malaria malawi far distributed million insecticide-treated health
MWI 2007 441 441 approach programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths per live births fight malaria malawi far distributed million insecticide-treated mosquito health
MWI 2007 442 442 programme also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths per live births fight malaria malawi far distributed million insecticide-treated mosquito nets health
MWI 2007 443 443 also addressing challenge reduce under-five mortality rate two thirds year reduce maternal mortality ratio three quarters identified several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths per live births fight malaria malawi far distributed million insecticide-treated mosquito nets various health
MWI 2007 460 460 several highly preventable treatable diseases malaria pneumonia diarrhoea malnutrition malawi therefore track towards attaining millennium development goals reduced rate child deaths per live births fight malaria malawi far distributed million insecticide-treated mosquito nets various households percentage pregnant women children five sleeping treated nets increased per cent per cent plan give million health
MWI 2007 494 494 households percentage pregnant women children five sleeping treated nets increased per cent per cent plan give million mosquito nets support global fund president george bush’s malaria initiative area one malawi’s biggest challenges management prevention tuberculosis whose prevalence rate high especially regard patients hiv aids malawi government therefore declared tuberculosis emergency launched health
MWI 2007 535 535 patients hiv aids malawi government therefore declared tuberculosis emergency launched five-year plan addressing problem pleased state malawi one african countries successful meeting challenges hiv aids pandemic malawi also successful public awareness campaign hiv aids epidemic consequences malawi voluntary counselling testing centres now increased million people within malawi tested within period less health
MWI 2007 544 544 launched five-year plan addressing problem pleased state malawi one african countries successful meeting challenges hiv aids pandemic malawi also successful public awareness campaign hiv aids epidemic consequences malawi voluntary counselling testing centres now increased million people within malawi tested within period less three years support bill clinton foundation malawi now people health
MWI 2007 603 603 hiv aids now reaching per cent pregnant women malawi general assembly may wish note malawi national hiv aids antiretroviral therapy programmes among fastest growing world pandemic showing signs decline wish reiterate statement made assembly regard hiv aids medical crisis also economic socio-cultural political dimensions case solution crisis must comprehensive holistic therefore health
MWI 2007 631 631 decline wish reiterate statement made assembly regard hiv aids medical crisis also economic socio-cultural political dimensions case solution crisis must comprehensive holistic therefore established department nutrition hiv aids office technical arm implementing millennium development goals also pleased report date malawi developed national nutrition policy accompanying documents guide action result orphans now health
MWI 2007 648 648 solution crisis must comprehensive holistic therefore established department nutrition hiv aids office technical arm implementing millennium development goals also pleased report date malawi developed national nutrition policy accompanying documents guide action result orphans now getting nutrition support reduced negative impacts malnutrition hiv aids absenteeism many affected now return work quickly reintegrated health
MWI 2007 658 658 aids office technical arm implementing millennium development goals also pleased report date malawi developed national nutrition policy accompanying documents guide action result orphans now getting nutrition support reduced negative impacts malnutrition hiv aids absenteeism many affected now return work quickly reintegrated economy government malawi recognizes water life therefore placed high priority health
MWI 2007 663 663 millennium development goals also pleased report date malawi developed national nutrition policy accompanying documents guide action result orphans now getting nutrition support reduced negative impacts malnutrition hiv aids absenteeism many affected now return work quickly reintegrated economy government malawi recognizes water life therefore placed high priority development water resources rehabilitating water-supply health
MWI 2007 864 864 female adult illiteracy namely per cent compared per cent men however girls malawi also high drop- rate formal schooling system well high vulnerability hiv aids infection addressing problems government also empowering women political economic social areas past three years women ministerial management positions ever following key positions now held women posts health
NAM 2007 446 446 human development index still bears legacy social economic inequalities inherited colonial past inequality distribution income assets namibia among highest world nevertheless namibia made progress provision health education critical services majority population course meet number mdgs indeed face severe difficulty responding combination devastating hiv aids pandemic high levels food insecurity poverty household health
NAM 2007 465 465 world nevertheless namibia made progress provision health education critical services majority population course meet number mdgs indeed face severe difficulty responding combination devastating hiv aids pandemic high levels food insecurity poverty household level situation compounded declining international aid namibia classification lower middle-income country call upon international community increase support namibia including health
NGA 2007 324 324 respect commitments help drive peace process forward continue support process reaffirm support african union â united nations hybrid force sudan imperative concerted fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases lose momentum national level nigeria consistently taken concrete measures raise awareness hiv aids increase funding national action committee aids appreciate financial health
NGA 2007 325 325 commitments help drive peace process forward continue support process reaffirm support african union â united nations hybrid force sudan imperative concerted fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases lose momentum national level nigeria consistently taken concrete measures raise awareness hiv aids increase funding national action committee aids appreciate financial material health
NGA 2007 328 328 peace process forward continue support process reaffirm support african union â united nations hybrid force sudan imperative concerted fight hiv aids pandemic malaria tuberculosis related diseases lose momentum national level nigeria consistently taken concrete measures raise awareness hiv aids increase funding national action committee aids appreciate financial material assistance development partners health
NGA 2007 363 363 raise awareness hiv aids increase funding national action committee aids appreciate financial material assistance development partners regard continent cries even intensified collective efforts ridding africa pandemics two years ago appraised performance set targets millennium development goals mdgs realized unless concrete determined actions taken overarching aim meeting targets poverty eradication remain fantasy health
NOR 2007 165 165 millennium development goals mdgs however unless make extra effort will fulfil promises made people world particular lagging behind fulfilling millennium development goals mdgs child maternal health every year almost ten million children die age five many lives can saved using inexpensive effective vaccines norway contributed global alliance vaccines immunization gavi since health
NOR 2007 225 225 need move beyond vaccination year two million babies die sun sets first day life four million newborns die first month might survive breastfed access antibiotics health workers newborns mothers well year women die connection childbirth simple affordable measures can save millions today norway together governments agencies civil society launched global campaign health
NOR 2007 262 262 measures can save millions today norway together governments agencies civil society launched global campaign precisely save millions lives campaign’s main thrusts organizing financing survival ensuring health personnel treat patients file fewer reports changing financing mechanism treating patients becomes source income rather cost health systems today launching advocacy campaign women children ensure health
NOR 2007 279 279 lives campaign’s main thrusts organizing financing survival ensuring health personnel treat patients file fewer reports changing financing mechanism treating patients becomes source income rather cost health systems today launching advocacy campaign women children ensure message will reach every corner world also pleased announce building network global leaders oversee ensure women children health
NOR 2007 323 323 network global leaders oversee ensure women children will indeed given priority today let also announce norway pledging billion years support millennium development goals child maternal health global campaign launched today builds directly recommendations high- level panel system-wide coherence privilege chairing together colleagues pakistan mozambique need strong efficient united nations need united health
NOR 2007 505 505 remain global repository hope obligation take fresh look way come build fragmented united nations one risks weakened marginalized less relevant worked united nations system abolish diseases smallpox repressive regimes apartheid continue struggle abolish poverty child mortality torture inhuman degrading treatment achieve millennium development goals today people breaking poverty never greater capacities health
NOR 2007 515 515 build fragmented united nations one risks weakened marginalized less relevant worked united nations system abolish diseases smallpox repressive regimes apartheid continue struggle abolish poverty child mortality torture inhuman degrading treatment achieve millennium development goals today people breaking poverty never greater capacities bridge gaps us allow international community waste resources work towards health
OMN 2007 476 476 weather conditions hurricanes floods erosion loss arable land taking place different continents phenomena inflicted human economic losses displaced hundreds thousands people homes damaged necessary sources health livelihood addition essential services context commend vital role played united nations recognize efforts organizing high-level event climate_change held september also urge international community develop specific health
PAK 2007 907 907 technological advances will longer feasible rationally utilize entire global work force production manufacturing service sectors backdrop new challenges large parts humanity continue suffer hunger poverty disease tragic modern times miracle technology empowered world effectively overcome vestiges primitive existence group therefore insisted broad endeavour sustainable development based economic growth social development environmental health
PER 2007 223 223 productive inclusion access education technological innovations territorial institutional development support population end begun implementing national strategy rural development national strategy food security address chronic child malnutrition important road infrastructure works will complement incorporation peruvian andes amazonia development country towards fulfilment millennium development goals peru set concrete goal reducing current level poverty health
PER 2007 254 254 complement incorporation peruvian andes amazonia development country towards fulfilment millennium development goals peru set concrete goal reducing current level poverty per cent per cent chronic malnutrition will reduced per cent per cent provision potable water electricity will extended per cent citizens likewise plan eradicate illiteracy reduce employment informal sector per cent health
PER 2007 751 751 new york presented draft resolution inter alia reaffirms urgent call fulfil contribution pledges pursuant priorities presented haitian government especially cooperation projects eradicate poverty improve basic health services strengthen national institutions expect draft resolution enjoy consensus security council international contribution haiti can continue last may peru cooperation norway united nations development programme health
PNG 2007 146 146 must continue work common purpose renew modernize strengthen organization can rise challenges twenty-first century increasing incidence human atrocities genocide war poverty terrorism hiv aids resurgence malaria tuberculosis proliferation small arms light weapons drug human smuggling environmental degradation climate_change issues believe united nations best placed address agree president global challenges demand multilateral health
PNG 2007 568 568 supportive role implementing sustaining activities can done fair trade opportunities equitable markets increased foreign investment transfer technology capacity-building providing quality overseas development assistance hiv aids pandemic serious threat social economic security many countries greater efforts must made arrest papua new guinea government passed hiv aids legislation underpinned comprehensive hiv aids policy health
PNG 2007 602 602 efforts must made arrest papua new guinea government passed hiv aids legislation underpinned comprehensive hiv aids policy framework consider hiv aids development issue deal separately health issues experience suggests national action alone enough concerted global response required hiv aids threat must addressed fronts countries thank united nations related agencies efforts addressing health
PNG 2007 645 645 countries thank united nations related agencies efforts addressing hiv aids also thank former president united states mr bill clinton contribution work country equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids avian flu little attention given malaria remains biggest killer disease country therefore thank mr bill gates assistance health
PNG 2007 648 648 nations related agencies efforts addressing hiv aids also thank former president united states mr bill clinton contribution work country equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids avian flu little attention given malaria remains biggest killer disease country therefore thank mr bill gates assistance given research work health
PNG 2007 659 659 united states mr bill clinton contribution work country equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids avian flu little attention given malaria remains biggest killer disease country therefore thank mr bill gates assistance given research work malaria papua new guinea call upon development partners support papua new health
PNG 2007 663 663 clinton contribution work country equal importance battles malaria tuberculosis preventable diseases global community focused hiv aids avian flu little attention given malaria remains biggest killer disease country therefore thank mr bill gates assistance given research work malaria papua new guinea call upon development partners support papua new guinea countries addressing challenges health
PNG 2007 674 674 global community focused hiv aids avian flu little attention given malaria remains biggest killer disease country therefore thank mr bill gates assistance given research work malaria papua new guinea call upon development partners support papua new guinea countries addressing challenges despite many united nations resolutions conflict middle east remains unresolved papua health
PRT 2007 187 187 including millennium development goals mdgs goals demanding discourage us contrary inspire us accelerate work enhance effectiveness eradicating poverty building true partnership development promoting education decent health standards combating climate_change context must mention one stated objectives european union adoption joint eu-africa strategy endorsed second eu-africa summit held lisbon december mention objective clear health
SDN 2007 502 502 humanitarian activities darfur signed united nations march communiqué implemented joint mechanism comprising government united nations national international voluntary non-governmental organizations humanitarian situation clearly improving confirmed health humanitarian statistics showing lower levels epidemics hunger food shortages situation better parts area darfur return internally displaced persons refugees villages another sign improvement secretary-general witnessed health
SDN 2007 508 508 march communiqué implemented joint mechanism comprising government united nations national international voluntary non-governmental organizations humanitarian situation clearly improving confirmed health humanitarian statistics showing lower levels epidemics hunger food shortages situation better parts area darfur return internally displaced persons refugees villages another sign improvement secretary-general witnessed movement recent visit sudan joint efforts health
SDN 2007 1230 1230 described african-caribbean-pacific summit country hosted last december respect like point country exerted tremendous efforts towards realization objectives made noticeable progress difficult areas poverty eradication education health care maternal child welfare combating diseases concept human rights continues attract attention international community vital importance issue also attempts deviate aim discussing issue integrity exploit health
SDN 2007 1236 1236 december respect like point country exerted tremendous efforts towards realization objectives made noticeable progress difficult areas poverty eradication education health care maternal child welfare combating diseases concept human rights continues attract attention international community vital importance issue also attempts deviate aim discussing issue integrity exploit order settle political scores country view health
SEN 2007 526 526 certainly income less dollar day definition advocated united nations poverty view set unmet needs poverty leaky roof roof one’s head poor-quality food drinking water clothing health care education training lastly poor clean environment call cluster needs entire set needs can see just monetary assessment senegal launched programme build housing called jaxxay health
SEN 2007 573 573 build housing called jaxxay plan slogan one family one roof build nice affordable homes less month people can become homeowners senegal development building houses provides health education services trying combat poverty allow turn digital revolution believe africa great opportunity digital revolution happening now internet contains knowledge world africans must therefore access health
SEN 2007 660 660 supported members united nations unfortunately majority yet formalized acceptance fund begun paying however countries principle members fund seeks provide computers africa involved various programmes like healthcare telematics geneva launched called geneva principle asks countries producers information communication technology voluntarily donate one per cent amount transaction digital solidarity fund let us now health
SGP 2007 146 146 singapore improvements water technology can defuse political tensions many parts world many problems face can overcome nations world acting together climate_change one another danger global pandemics must also kept high agenda late director-general world health organization lee jong-wook said new global pandemic question whether mass movement human beings much jet speed health
SGP 2007 155 155 parts world many problems face can overcome nations world acting together climate_change one another danger global pandemics must also kept high agenda late director-general world health organization lee jong-wook said new global pandemic question whether mass movement human beings much jet speed new bug can spread quickly years ago scare severe health
SGP 2007 162 162 nations world acting together climate_change one another danger global pandemics must also kept high agenda late director-general world health organization lee jong-wook said new global pandemic question whether mass movement human beings much jet speed new bug can spread quickly years ago scare severe acute respiratory syndrome still sure epidemic burned health
SGP 2007 186 186 global pandemic question whether mass movement human beings much jet speed new bug can spread quickly years ago scare severe acute respiratory syndrome still sure epidemic burned quickly luckily months hit us singapore economy severely affected tourism industry devastated economy dependent external trade shutting airport option instead hurriedly converted military night-vision health
SGP 2007 249 249 examination knew overcome problem leaders association southeast asian nations asean convened emergency meeting premier china chief executive hong kong director-general also invited whether climate_change global pandemics fight terrorism multilateral trading system international finance need better global governance cold war world divided two camps super-power taking lead sphere era now behind us health
SLB 2007 930 930 anti- terrorism convention illustrative potential overreaction terrorism indignity foreign minister solomon islands suffer multiple-entry visa australia suddenly cancelled last year written explanation decision identified risk health safety good order australian community section e migration act one admit incredible justification excluding democratically elected leaders neighbouring countries known breeding terrorists just century ago health
SLE 2007 78 78 koroma able come debate time constraints sierra leone like reaffirm commitment united nations international body capacity combat multifarious problems world salvation world conflict natural disasters diseases hunger poverty oppression abuse violation rights menace climate_change achievement development goals will remain distant dreams without multilateral action stronger united nations greater chances realize objectives health
SLV 2007 890 890 will continue fighting extreme poverty towards implementing series substantive social programmes one important solidarity network directly support families living extreme poverty mainly rural areas granting health education subsidies providing infrastructure basic services opportunities enter labour market inter alia provision microcredit also established special health fund increased basic health care vulnerable sectors health
SLV 2007 908 908 living extreme poverty mainly rural areas granting health education subsidies providing infrastructure basic services opportunities enter labour market inter alia provision microcredit also established special health fund increased basic health care vulnerable sectors population seeking benefit million people comprehensive programmes include prevention promotion health education campaigns acknowledge progress achieved efforts made health
SLV 2007 912 912 rural areas granting health education subsidies providing infrastructure basic services opportunities enter labour market inter alia provision microcredit also established special health fund increased basic health care vulnerable sectors population seeking benefit million people comprehensive programmes include prevention promotion health education campaigns acknowledge progress achieved efforts made improve living standards vulnerable health
SLV 2007 926 926 inter alia provision microcredit also established special health fund increased basic health care vulnerable sectors population seeking benefit million people comprehensive programmes include prevention promotion health education campaigns acknowledge progress achieved efforts made improve living standards vulnerable sectors country must continue enjoy international bilateral multilateral cooperation achieve higher levels well-being government health
SRB 2007 774 774 considers gathered together around common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crime pandemic diseases harmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows health
SRB 2007 775 775 gathered together around common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crime pandemic diseases harmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows national health
STP 2007 243 243 technological scientific advances half world’s population lives less per day twenty per cent everyone alive suffer chronic hunger every single day children die needlessly dehydration diarrhoea infections easily prevented cured many countries children even given name one month old many live long one billion adults today illiterate million children go school health
STP 2007 370 370 world also times crucified poverty desires instead raging destiny lowered standards think humiliation poverty actually scorches heart creates despair can come year year see despair disease hunger feel enormous sorrow must accept global poverty disgrace affluent era alleviate poverty many say africa poor bad governance corruption strongly reject view shameful remember health
STP 2007 463 463 economy depend slave contract labour means profit struggled stumbled today vibrant stable democracy proud high percentage girls school literacy rates far average developing world free health care citizens although woefully inadequate lack funds almost eradicated malaria low corruption also rated among best countries world freedom press spend almost money defence never health
STP 2007 473 473 vibrant stable democracy proud high percentage girls school literacy rates far average developing world free health care citizens although woefully inadequate lack funds almost eradicated malaria low corruption also rated among best countries world freedom press spend almost money defence never fought war grateful aid people suffer even already without world health
STP 2007 503 503 among best countries world freedom press spend almost money defence never fought war grateful aid people suffer even already without world food programme example world health organization global fund fight tuberculosis malaria working us well republic taiwan people island formosa well-known generosity special attention realities crucial success malaria many organizations individuals health
STP 2007 509 509 spend almost money defence never fought war grateful aid people suffer even already without world food programme example world health organization global fund fight tuberculosis malaria working us well republic taiwan people island formosa well-known generosity special attention realities crucial success malaria many organizations individuals worked us many years open hearts health
STP 2007 525 525 programme example world health organization global fund fight tuberculosis malaria working us well republic taiwan people island formosa well-known generosity special attention realities crucial success malaria many organizations individuals worked us many years open hearts generous spirits thank throughout years independence followed advice international organizations built million bilateral multilateral debt recently health
SVN 2007 363 363 penalty slovenia attaches great importance concept human security accordance pillars united nations development security human rights accord special attention children youngest victims violence poverty deadly pandemics also powerless therefore remains true man never stands tall kneels help child respect slovenia takes particular pride full cooperation non-governmental sector together foundation concerned psychosocial health
SWZ 2007 216 216 hope world trade organization wto rules come force shall considerations ensure developing countries meet wto standards way shall able implement rules equitably effectively hiv aids health problems remain major challenges face developing nations programmes place trying follow dealing situation unable meet targets limited resources heard many foundations announced worldwide hope able health
SWZ 2007 283 283 fund fight scourge country one beneficiaries funding able offer lot comfort many people encourage united nations continue appeal behalf continued support eradicating problem hiv aids malaria tuberculosis name just also recognize role various united nations agencies working communities provision shelter nutritional support education mitigate effects pandemic pleased state fight showing signs health
SWZ 2007 303 303 support eradicating problem hiv aids malaria tuberculosis name just also recognize role various united nations agencies working communities provision shelter nutritional support education mitigate effects pandemic pleased state fight showing signs success recent statistics shown decline prevalence rate faced persistent droughts set us back continue develop country worsened wildfires recently occurred health
SWZ 2007 727 727 international law apply membership united nations regrettably application rejected without due process government people taiwan shown willingness capacity contribute actively global development peace disaster relief health development support many regions continue support cause million people taiwan represented one organization truly global like challenge nations take appeal seriously world experiences ever-accelerating political health
SYC 2007 1011 1011 context globalization regions players multilateral organizations donors international investors devote increasingly sustained attention regional approach also best bastion comes mounting defences terrorism insecurity banditry trafficking pandemics providing efficient response disasters real time region ultimately countries comprise strongest legal space countries can obtain natural resources raw materials share therefore aim indian ocean health
TCD 2007 741 741 state apparatus law country’s regulations brief overview chadian political questions allow raise issues regarding today’s challenges globalization hopes anguishes poverty inequitable international trade terrorism aids pandemic forth number international meetings held topics others resolutions recommendations adopted however decisive advances made areas can hope international community will honour commitments richest will keep health
TGO 2007 60 60 peace security still seriously threatened due persistent conflicts particular africa middle east iraq risks terrorist aggression far eliminated economic terms situation overshadowed extreme poverty endemic diseases continues source serious concern majority countries planet considered poorest likewise natural disasters caused climate_change constant challenge human conscience point wondering whether international community will able health
TGO 2007 1212 1212 june germany support facilitation economic growth investment including microfinance support establishment strengthening development institutions private sector structural reform will improve economic environment support efforts areas health particular prevention treatment hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level debates general assembly held september illustrated fact one major challenges international community must immediately tackle remains climate_change health
TGO 2007 1218 1218 investment including microfinance support establishment strengthening development institutions private sector structural reform will improve economic environment support efforts areas health particular prevention treatment hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level debates general assembly held september illustrated fact one major challenges international community must immediately tackle remains climate_change source numerous natural disasters togo like health
TGO 2007 1391 1391 actions order attain objectives set particular millennium summit essential honour commitments within time frames assume additional commitments order bring world free fear hunger extreme poverty disease world will able live security togo determination construct state based rule law improve living conditions population will spare effort carrying obligations hopes can count assistance health
THA 2007 754 754 proposals aimed improving governance management secretariat basis increased accountability transparency thailand’s cooperation international community united nations enhanced new people-centred initiatives new constitution provides universal education health care gender equality respect children’s rights social safety net poor disabled elderly ever committed combating hiv aids global health threats area poverty eradication thailand also health
THA 2007 773 773 initiatives new constitution provides universal education health care gender equality respect children’s rights social safety net poor disabled elderly ever committed combating hiv aids global health threats area poverty eradication thailand also committed going beyond borders assist friends neighbours mae fah luang foundation’s community development model replicated afghanistan indonesia thai troops health
TJK 2007 380 380 tajikistan like united nations member states achievement sustainable development high priority goal within united nations framework much accomplished world order promote sustainable development alleviate poverty epidemics famine illiteracy meanwhile implementation large-scale programme attainment millennium development goals mdgs will require extra effort also additional resources tajikistan’s intention realize greatest possible progress implementation health
TLS 2007 1148 1148 european kings navigators missionaries adventurers mercenaries began great european conquest world process tens millions people subjugated colonized fortunes empires made expense peoples came contact new diseases brought new colonies slavery uprooted least million african continent millions indigenous peoples decimated wars diseases demise lands gave birth new nations alien sacred birthplaces island health
TLS 2007 1163 1163 subjugated colonized fortunes empires made expense peoples came contact new diseases brought new colonies slavery uprooted least million african continent millions indigenous peoples decimated wars diseases demise lands gave birth new nations alien sacred birthplaces island manhattan sovereign home native americans part history world history european conquest glory tragedy timor-leste commends health
TZA 2007 106 106 will steer important institution towards greater heights success highly commend secretary-general decision convene high-level event climate_change four days ago meeting gave us opportunity discuss state health common planet also gave us opportunity renew commitment take necessary steps correct mistakes made indisputable attributable large human activities unfortunately africa many small island states health
TZA 2007 403 403 renew appeal developed nations deliver promise regard welcome initiative mentored norwegian prime minister mr jens stoltenberg launch global campaign mobilize resources achieving goal reducing infant mortality rates goal reducing maternal mortality rates tanzania supports effort happy associated appeal members support initiative hope developed nations will support campaign providing requisite resources vein health
TZA 2007 408 408 promise regard welcome initiative mentored norwegian prime minister mr jens stoltenberg launch global campaign mobilize resources achieving goal reducing infant mortality rates goal reducing maternal mortality rates tanzania supports effort happy associated appeal members support initiative hope developed nations will support campaign providing requisite resources vein commend secretary-general ban ki-moon establishing health
UGA 2007 168 168 shocks brought phenomenon increasing frequency severity prolonged drought threaten water supplies millions people poor countries well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change health
UGA 2007 177 177 water supplies millions people poor countries well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes health
UGA 2007 183 183 well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted health
UGA 2007 594 594 materials sell finished products taking advantage appropriate value chains will increase earnings create jobs thus ending mass migrations developed countries develop human resources education better health services education critical factor transforming society educated middle class adequate income spend critical industrialization transition societies happened countries south-east asia can happen elsewhere developing world health
URY 2007 518 518 economic social progress view eliminating poverty despite face absurd criminal situation million people south america million live poverty threshold areas continent extremely high rates infant mortality life expectancy part population practically half developed countries forget today’s world south america factor peace political stability current governments south america democratically elected mercosur associated health
URY 2007 718 718 reduced number poor eliminated abject poverty helped socially reintegrate large percentage affected government moving forward social equity plan involves integration people one seventh population national health system also substantially modified also includes benefits roughly per month children go primary school roughly per month attend secondary technical school will help bring positive health
URY 2007 1051 1051 recommendations high-level panel system-wide coherence government uruguay committed carrying pilot project coordination united nations agencies uruguay defining three strategic areas basis coordination state reform especially health education development strategies decentralized development civic participation policies eradicate poverty structural inequities lastly uruguay believes united nations member states must abandon patterns date back second health
USA 2007 128 128 worse changing underlying conditions declaration calls work larger freedom must work every nation assembly great institution must work great purposes free people tyranny violence hunger disease illiteracy ignorance poverty despair every member united nations must join mission liberation first mission united nations requires liberating people tyranny violence first article universal declaration health
USA 2007 551 551 helping stabilize sudan’s neighbours united nations must answer challenge conscience live promise promptly deploy peacekeeping forces darfur secondly mission united nations requires liberating people hunger disease article universal declaration states everyone right standard living adequate health well-being family including food clothing housing medical care around world united nations carrying noble efforts health
USA 2007 561 561 live promise promptly deploy peacekeeping forces darfur secondly mission united nations requires liberating people hunger disease article universal declaration states everyone right standard living adequate health well-being family including food clothing housing medical care around world united nations carrying noble efforts live words feeding hungry long special calling nation today half health
USA 2007 643 643 developed world help build local agriculture break cycle famine developing world urge united states congress support initiative many hall bringing spirit generosity fighting hiv aids malaria five years ago sub-saharan africa aids diagnosis widely considered death sentence fewer people infected virus receiving treatment world responded creating global fund working governments private health
USA 2007 671 671 ago sub-saharan africa aids diagnosis widely considered death sentence fewer people infected virus receiving treatment world responded creating global fund working governments private sector fight disease around world united states decided take efforts step launching billion emergency plan aids relief since effort helped bring cutting-edge medicines million people sub-saharan africa good health
USA 2007 713 713 helped bring cutting-edge medicines million people sub-saharan africa good start earlier year proposed double initial commitment billion coming together world can turn tide hiv aids malaria another common killer countries malaria takes many lives hiv aids vast majority children age five every one deaths unnecessary disease preventable treatable world knows takes health
USA 2007 718 718 people sub-saharan africa good start earlier year proposed double initial commitment billion coming together world can turn tide hiv aids malaria another common killer countries malaria takes many lives hiv aids vast majority children age five every one deaths unnecessary disease preventable treatable world knows takes stop malaria bed nets indoor health
USA 2007 733 733 can turn tide hiv aids malaria another common killer countries malaria takes many lives hiv aids vast majority children age five every one deaths unnecessary disease preventable treatable world knows takes stop malaria bed nets indoor spraying medicine treat disease two years ago america launched billion malaria initiative nations private sector health
USA 2007 740 740 common killer countries malaria takes many lives hiv aids vast majority children age five every one deaths unnecessary disease preventable treatable world knows takes stop malaria bed nets indoor spraying medicine treat disease two years ago america launched billion malaria initiative nations private sector making vital contributions well call every member health
USA 2007 747 747 hiv aids vast majority children age five every one deaths unnecessary disease preventable treatable world knows takes stop malaria bed nets indoor spraying medicine treat disease two years ago america launched billion malaria initiative nations private sector making vital contributions well call every member state maintain focus find new ways join health
USA 2007 754 754 every one deaths unnecessary disease preventable treatable world knows takes stop malaria bed nets indoor spraying medicine treat disease two years ago america launched billion malaria initiative nations private sector making vital contributions well call every member state maintain focus find new ways join cause bring us closer day deaths caused health
USA 2007 780 780 initiative nations private sector making vital contributions well call every member state maintain focus find new ways join cause bring us closer day deaths caused malaria thirdly mission united nations requires liberating people chains illiteracy ignorance article universal declaration states everyone right education nations make investments needed educate people whole world health
USA 2007 820 820 everyone right education nations make investments needed educate people whole world benefits better education unleashes talent potential citizens adds prosperity us better education promotes better health greater independence better education increases strength democracy weakens appeal violent ideologies united states joining nations around world help provide better education people good education starts health
USA 2007 1179 1179 agreements now ready congressional vote urge congress approve soon possible america works united nations alleviate immediate needs also coming together address longer-term challenges together preparing pandemics cause death suffering global scale together working stop proliferation weapons mass destruction together confronting challenges energy security environmental quality climate_change appreciate discussions climate_change led secretary-general health
VAT 2007 729 729 can successfully manage support difficult transition war misery peace development many problems attributed today almost exclusively cultural religious differences origin economic social injustice freedom want illness hunger ignorance necessary precondition serene dialogue civilizations forty years ago encyclical populorum progressio pope paul vi stated development new name peace holy see concerned inability health
VCT 2007 607 607 slaves new world insidious impacts climate_change must continue hold collective attention general assembly eminently avoidable ills afflicting developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worst epidemic chronic non-communicable disease americas six leading causes death caribbean heart disease cancer diabetes stroke injuries hypertensive disease claimed lives region hiv aids looming health crisis health
VCT 2007 610 610 insidious impacts climate_change must continue hold collective attention general assembly eminently avoidable ills afflicting developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worst epidemic chronic non-communicable disease americas six leading causes death caribbean heart disease cancer diabetes stroke injuries hypertensive disease claimed lives region hiv aids looming health crisis although largely self- health
VCT 2007 618 618 general assembly eminently avoidable ills afflicting developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worst epidemic chronic non-communicable disease americas six leading causes death caribbean heart disease cancer diabetes stroke injuries hypertensive disease claimed lives region hiv aids looming health crisis although largely self- inflicted obvious global component globalization spawned creeping cultural health
VCT 2007 624 624 developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worst epidemic chronic non-communicable disease americas six leading causes death caribbean heart disease cancer diabetes stroke injuries hypertensive disease claimed lives region hiv aids looming health crisis although largely self- inflicted obvious global component globalization spawned creeping cultural hegemony homogeneity distinct mass- consumption bias health
VCT 2007 631 631 worst epidemic chronic non-communicable disease americas six leading causes death caribbean heart disease cancer diabetes stroke injuries hypertensive disease claimed lives region hiv aids looming health crisis although largely self- inflicted obvious global component globalization spawned creeping cultural hegemony homogeneity distinct mass- consumption bias home-grown caribbean culture caribbean civilization challenged undermined health
VCT 2007 716 716 computers televisions newspapers cinema screens devoid context yet rich subtext message nutshell simple culture civilization better subliminal message many people unfortunately accepting faster rate ability health care systems adapt colonialist imperialist mindless homogenizing globalization wrought havoc deleterious contemporary manifestations must resolutely resisted acceptance core universal human values mean submission consumerism empire health
VEN 2007 224 224 greater dangers terrorism unbalanced middle east filled violence divisions billion invested war death iraq invested life looking different situation today billion build million clinics provide health services world done today people cuba venezuela bolivarian alternative americas people throughout latin america caribbean billion invested war build million decent homes needy men women health
VNM 2007 131 131 continuously however remains bitter reality gap living standards nations population groups increasing nearly billion people still living extreme poverty time many pressing global issues emerged epidemics environmental pollution climate_change proved serious threats human life note satisfaction rapid proliferation regional global cooperation arrangements meantime world yet free tense confrontation acts unilateral imposition health
VUT 2007 336 336 identifying country graduation structural criteria united nations currently uses three criteria identify cases graduation admittedly two three structural nature one relates human capital essentially regards health education economic vulnerability proponents reform graduation rule rightly postulate two criteria together form basis identifying country graduation current graduation rule allows united nations declare country health
WSM 2007 401 401 without cooperation member states reaching objectives know achieved will continue elude us solutions liberate world tyranny futility war social economic inequalities trapped uncontrolled wild spread epidemic diseases mapped discussed debated negotiated cases agreed life organization climate_change global long-term challenges continue remain unsolved approached collectively positively within framework united nations integrated approach health
WSM 2007 402 402 cooperation member states reaching objectives know achieved will continue elude us solutions liberate world tyranny futility war social economic inequalities trapped uncontrolled wild spread epidemic diseases mapped discussed debated negotiated cases agreed life organization climate_change global long-term challenges continue remain unsolved approached collectively positively within framework united nations integrated approach desirable health
WSM 2007 702 702 pacific regional levels making submissions assistance development partners people’s republic china able respond positively call provide critical infrastructure meet requirements games similarly key sectors education health samoa’s development partners accepted requests agreed work us efforts improve vital areas decision economic social council early year graduate samoa status least developed country clear health
ZMB 2007 167 167 current future endeavours world today presents many challenges include abject poverty majority world’s inhabitants underdevelopment conflict human trafficking climate_change terrorism violations human rights hiv aids pandemic gender inequality challenges recently emerged others us time immemorial challenges entirely resolved within national boundaries regional level can resolved multilateral level players carrying roles diligently health
ZMB 2007 633 633 inflation declined single digit level first time years economic gains however translated significant decline incidence poverty stands per cent zambia’s development efforts compromised hiv aids pandemic now adverse effects climate_change regard hiv aids pandemic government declared national crisis requiring sustained mitigation preventive measures like take opportunity thank cooperating partners support zambia health
ZMB 2007 641 641 economic gains however translated significant decline incidence poverty stands per cent zambia’s development efforts compromised hiv aids pandemic now adverse effects climate_change regard hiv aids pandemic government declared national crisis requiring sustained mitigation preventive measures like take opportunity thank cooperating partners support zambia fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria despite challenges zambia health
ZMB 2007 663 663 regard hiv aids pandemic government declared national crisis requiring sustained mitigation preventive measures like take opportunity thank cooperating partners support zambia fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria despite challenges zambia part made steady progress likely meet mdgs goals likely attained reducing three quarters maternal mortality ratio integrating principles sustainable development country’s policies health
ZMB 2007 681 681 partners support zambia fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria despite challenges zambia part made steady progress likely meet mdgs goals likely attained reducing three quarters maternal mortality ratio integrating principles sustainable development country’s policies programmes reversing loss environmental resources goal now translate economic achievements tangible improvements quality life zambian people goal enshrined health
ALB 2008 373 373 international community determination challenge global climate_change modestly contributes reducing emissions quotas secure better developed future world food crisis continues one complex challenges faced humanity affects health survival millions people world directly threatens political economic stability seriously putting question achievement mdgs causes crisis numerous complex demand multilevel coherent well- coordinated response country health
AND 2008 23 23 committed truth established said gandhi millennium development goals seek now eradicate extreme poverty achieve universal primary education promote gender equality reduce infant mortality fight spread diseases hiv aids malaria guarantee environmental sustainability challenge us individually collectively human unique respect others must universal imperative world paradoxical meet weeks speak health
AND 2008 26 26 committed truth established said gandhi millennium development goals seek now eradicate extreme poverty achieve universal primary education promote gender equality reduce infant mortality fight spread diseases hiv aids malaria guarantee environmental sustainability challenge us individually collectively human unique respect others must universal imperative world paradoxical meet weeks speak food crisis famine health
AND 2008 29 29 said gandhi millennium development goals seek now eradicate extreme poverty achieve universal primary education promote gender equality reduce infant mortality fight spread diseases hiv aids malaria guarantee environmental sustainability challenge us individually collectively human unique respect others must universal imperative world paradoxical meet weeks speak food crisis famine world years set health
AND 2008 114 114 conditions extreme poverty one year world confronted last century mass movements populations driven hunger governments wealthiest countries international agencies non-governmental organizations ngos stand helpless worsening malnutrition social tensions resulted secretary-general declared report millennium development goals world want promises however reality crudest aspect put us disturbances recent months caused people suffering famine health
AND 2008 213 213 per cent since january take account billion people living less day far many people living world today extremely precarious conditions access schools potable water basic health care hygiene experts say food crisis result failure development policies adopted encourage economic social progress countries classified poor countries often substantial natural resources produce basic health
ATG 2008 567 567 08-51845 resolutions general assembly unfortunately many become technically complicated less less political commitment action supporting unified mutually reinforcing implementation modest gains example fight hiv aids malaria however general record implementation delivery commitments source embarrassment us leaders confronted endemic crisis development including failure development policies approaches take account specific situation countries regions health
AUS 2008 1222 1222 development goals consistent solemn commitment place dawn millennium progress achieving goals mixed need redouble efforts reduce poverty provide education children ensure people developing world access health care australia committed increasing official development assistance per cent gross national income australia now resolves much much much make poverty history unforgivable poverty conflict darfur health
AUT 2008 8 8 days television screens images thousands parents concerned health babies children remind us lies heart work building better future coming generations home well united nations armed conflict climate_change poverty hunger proliferation weapons mass destruction health
BDI 2008 432 432 recently organized national housing population census will provide us reliable data without difficult carry sustainable development projects results census will allow government improve drafting school health policies pay particular attention evidenced measures already taken establish free health care children age five women childbirth well free basic education government negotiated launched macroeconomic health
BDI 2008 443 443 without difficult carry sustainable development projects results census will allow government improve drafting school health policies pay particular attention evidenced measures already taken establish free health care children age five women childbirth well free basic education government negotiated launched macroeconomic structural reforms development partners support reforms aimed macroeconomic stabilization privatization state health
BDI 2008 636 636 multidimensional task subject many challenges organization called upon address include conflict prevention resolution combating terrorism combating illicit trade small arms light weapons combating poverty hunger disease including hiv aids pandemic united nations mobilizing many efforts resources meet challenges true considerable progress achieved organization still much way forward still long also point health
BDI 2008 640 640 challenges organization called upon address include conflict prevention resolution combating terrorism combating illicit trade small arms light weapons combating poverty hunger disease including hiv aids pandemic united nations mobilizing many efforts resources meet challenges true considerable progress achieved organization still much way forward still long also point bloody conflicts hotbeds tension health
BDI 2008 751 751 african union burundi enthusiastically welcomed global challenge represented millennium development goals mdgs adopted reaffirmed world summit outcome document resolution pleased report policy free primary education health care children five years women childbirth burundi achieving successes deserve support thanking countries peoples great help us since launch policy like call international solidarity policy health
BDI 2008 796 796 policy like call international solidarity policy requires considerable government resources country acquire indeed world solidarity fund promotion social human development global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria exist unfortunately despite initiatives results still modest therefore appeal developed countries yet done keep promise allocate per cent gross national income official development assistance special health
BGD 2008 132 132 world free hunger twenty-first century food security citizens world must acknowledged just development imperative moral imperative every human life sacred collective duty provide adequate food nutrition people throughout world recent global rise food prices acutely felt bangladesh even though imports account small percentage total cereal consumption domestic rice prices spiked nearly health
BHS 2008 127 127 poor bahamas low-income families increased per cent issue international migration development particular concern bahamas burdened years now irregular unauthorized migration places increased demands upon education health social services bahamas also represents potential national security threats particularly organized crime networks become increasingly involved cross-border smuggling illicit drugs firearms human cargoes therefore bahamas health
BHS 2008 189 189 international migration development new emerging problems continue slow global development current food energy financial crises threaten erode gains made past years towards ending poverty hunger malnutrition reducing deaths apart consequential increase production costs consumer goods growing cost energy affecting travel plans many direct negative consequences tourism primary industry bahamas equal concern health
BLZ 2008 313 313 year position say today degree certainty children country boys girls alike will complete publicly funded primary education can forecast will attain gender equality reduce childhood mortality two thirds maternal mortality three quarters reverse spread hiv aids diseases truth small countries like masters destinies severely constrained can advance development agendas simply possess health
BLZ 2008 317 317 degree certainty children country boys girls alike will complete publicly funded primary education can forecast will attain gender equality reduce childhood mortality two thirds maternal mortality three quarters reverse spread hiv aids diseases truth small countries like masters destinies severely constrained can advance development agendas simply possess readily access human financial health
BLZ 2008 324 324 will complete publicly funded primary education can forecast will attain gender equality reduce childhood mortality two thirds maternal mortality three quarters reverse spread hiv aids diseases truth small countries like masters destinies severely constrained can advance development agendas simply possess readily access human financial technological resources needed develop people secure futures health
BRA 2008 732 732 leaders launched action hunger poverty new york proposal now adopt innovative funding mechanisms international drug purchase facility one early result initiative helping fight aids tuberculosis malaria several african countries enough still long way go want humanity actually achieve millennium development goals december will commemorate sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights paying health
BRB 2008 204 204 asset within well-developed social democratic system new barbadian government will place greatest priority policies nurture talents enterprise individuals continue assure people universal access quality education health care adequate housing decent working conditions within environment respect human rights rule law well aware now called upon time unprecedented global economic social volatility shaking health
BRN 2008 346 346 given chance join twenty- first century people must able participate fullest new generation leaders must opportunity help provide confidence mean confidence comes education modern training health care knowledge culture values faith safe one broad lesson learned security crises marked start century security abstract concept simply traditional tasks upholding law fighting crime health
BRN 2008 410 410 turn united nations help deeply acknowledge work united nations agencies field expert staff selfless volunteers particular thank united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco world health organization see success organizations essential providing people confidence mentioned brunei darussalam privilege hosting first unesco science technology camp deeply impressed agencies relevance needs ordinary people health
BTN 2008 146 146 host serious challenges testing relevance united nations resolve member states work together natural disasters food fuel financial crises deepening poverty failing states dwindling water resources diseases human trafficking even maritime lawlessness afflict society terrorism extremism barbaric cowardly kind using weak deranged kill maim innocent challenges threaten undermine achieved collectively individual states health
BTN 2008 229 229 interconnected symptoms larger deeper malaise threatens collective well-being survival responding challenges separately will probably useful short term piecemeal efforts will lead permanent solutions need treat disease beyond symptoms disease believe way life simply rational sustainable one need economist understand oil crisis soaring price metals diminishing water reserves fact long exploiting wasting health
BTN 2008 232 232 deeper malaise threatens collective well-being survival responding challenges separately will probably useful short term piecemeal efforts will lead permanent solutions need treat disease beyond symptoms disease believe way life simply rational sustainable one need economist understand oil crisis soaring price metals diminishing water reserves fact long exploiting wasting scarce natural resources health
BTN 2008 388 388 civilization can fathom even wonder whether earthquakes tsunamis may something climate_change yesterday huddled together find solutions food crisis danger growing hunger world already many starving diseases abound new epidemics threaten humanity life forms crops even medicine technology combine conspire mortality signals planet grossly abused pleas mend ways search sustainable way life health
BTN 2008 391 391 even wonder whether earthquakes tsunamis may something climate_change yesterday huddled together find solutions food crisis danger growing hunger world already many starving diseases abound new epidemics threaten humanity life forms crops even medicine technology combine conspire mortality signals planet grossly abused pleas mend ways search sustainable way life 08-52272 deepening poverty health
BTN 2008 402 402 find solutions food crisis danger growing hunger world already many starving diseases abound new epidemics threaten humanity life forms crops even medicine technology combine conspire mortality signals planet grossly abused pleas mend ways search sustainable way life 08-52272 deepening poverty unlike food crisis also sign disintegration communities communities die spirit sharing health
BWA 2008 430 430 nations search fair just solutions global problems order contribute betterment humanity today ever united nations required respond effectively swiftly complex challenges twenty-first century conflicts poverty disease natural man-made disasters climate_change energy terrorism among myriad pressing problems confront humanity require urgent global response thus imperative continue make concerted efforts address challenges pursuit health
BWA 2008 841 841 people people deserve life free fear want environment offers equal opportunity privilege fundamental human right state duty respect protect fulfil people mean universal access education health shelter clean water infrastructure well living safe secure environment fully honouring commitments key realizing expectations following facts trouble collective conscience one quarter children younger developing health
BWA 2008 881 881 expectations following facts trouble collective conscience one quarter children younger developing world underweight amounts million underweight children developing countries children developing countries continue die preventable diseases malaria approximately billion cases diarrhoea per annum cause million deaths mostly among children approximately million people blind result trachoma disease caused lack clean water combined health
BWA 2008 882 882 following facts trouble collective conscience one quarter children younger developing world underweight amounts million underweight children developing countries children developing countries continue die preventable diseases malaria approximately billion cases diarrhoea per annum cause million deaths mostly among children approximately million people blind result trachoma disease caused lack clean water combined poor health
BWA 2008 886 886 conscience one quarter children younger developing world underweight amounts million underweight children developing countries children developing countries continue die preventable diseases malaria approximately billion cases diarrhoea per annum cause million deaths mostly among children approximately million people blind result trachoma disease caused lack clean water combined poor hygiene practices sub-saharan africa health
BWA 2008 901 901 developing countries continue die preventable diseases malaria approximately billion cases diarrhoea per annum cause million deaths mostly among children approximately million people blind result trachoma disease caused lack clean water combined poor hygiene practices sub-saharan africa woman’s lifetime risk maternal death staggering compared industrialized countries finally hiv spreading faster can provide health
CAF 2008 378 378 challenges overcome insecurity rural areas disorganization agricultural producers low degree support rural community fact landlocked lack basic economic social infrastructures exodus countryside impact hiv aids malaria reduced labour force resulted limited access credit fostered social discrimination one millennium development goals halve number suffering hunger halve degree poverty number causes problems so-called health
CHL 2008 64 64 declaration resolution text one broadest explicit agreements ever drafted international community subject development well-being quality life declaration set series precise standards fight hunger poverty education health gender equality environment cooperation stating minimum nations commit world time announced civilizing mission aspired identified inescapable challenges unavoidable tasks government international community defined real ethical health
CHL 2008 451 451 importantly possible democracy freedom country almost tripled size economy years democracy chile just made economy grow also made social investment equity grow advanced strongly fronts health education housing quality life social cohesion greater gender opportunities numbers speak end dictatorship every chileans living poverty per cent dropped per cent although much whenever health
CHL 2008 503 503 one goal set new horizon challenges just drastically reduced poverty today aim guarantee universal access chileans social welfare system allows live lives tranquillity removes fear disease poverty old age thus increasing opportunities advance steadily greater equality dignity however morning wish highlight reasons achievements underlies clear political determination shared majority country freely health
CHL 2008 868 868 caribbean initiative chile will cooperate assignment training troops bolivia ecuador countries region however say troops talking soldiers will force nurses midwives doctors specialized maternal child health will travel fields mountain ranges america delivering babies helping mothers providing vaccinations caring sick children despite progress made regard recent years increased percentage attended births health
CHL 2008 909 909 despite progress made regard recent years increased percentage attended births per cent still mothers die latin america year simply received professional care despite improvement child mortality latin american children five years age still dying year hence urgency initiative urgency promoting democracy social development people just two months world will noble reason health
CHN 2008 648 648 world long history humankind destinies countries never closely linked today given global nature issues threatening survival development mankind global_warming environmental degradation resource constraints frequent outbreaks diseases natural disasters spread terrorism face intertwining challenges related finance energy food country can expect avoid difficulties handle problems alone ongoing financial volatility particular affected many health
CMR 2008 157 157 one requires global responses food crisis one manifestation taken alarming proportions throughout world economies irrespective size particularly poor countries seriously affected vulnerable populations forced forego health care education just feed appropriate responses found rapidly will reason fear dramatic repercussions international trade economic growth social progress political stability hence global security therefore health
COD 2008 947 947 fundamental requirement context must place efforts rehabilitate national judicial system framework cooperating international criminal court democratic republic congo also best meet fundamental needs people areas healthcare education self- sufficiency food basic infrastructure electricity drinking water course efforts counteract hiv aids malaria poverty five pillars established end involve infrastructure employment housing education health
COD 2008 962 962 democratic republic congo also best meet fundamental needs people areas healthcare education self- sufficiency food basic infrastructure electricity drinking water course efforts counteract hiv aids malaria poverty five pillars established end involve infrastructure employment housing education health water electricity complexity areas country large justifies scope contributions seek democratic republic congo therefore health
COD 2008 973 973 education self- sufficiency food basic infrastructure electricity drinking water course efforts counteract hiv aids malaria poverty five pillars established end involve infrastructure employment housing education health water electricity complexity areas country large justifies scope contributions seek democratic republic congo therefore open partner can help us meet challenges reconstruction development peoples world health
COD 2008 1099 1099 council achieving dreams face current future challenges depends united nations must change adapt meeting new challenges armed conflict globalization lack financial resources adequate breadth missions pandemics terrorism need buttress system collective security particularly enlarging number decision-makers terms international peace security ensuring balanced fair representation world security council indispensable democratic requirement proper health
COG 2008 1025 1025 programme drafted poverty reduction strategy paper approved world bank international monetary fund way illustration principle measures taken towards attainment millennium development goals sensitive areas education health care focus free access education textbooks establishment drug purchase centre distribution treated mosquito nets population free access hiv aids testing checkups anti-retroviral medication efforts however health
COL 2008 475 475 towards goal averaging years education population ages already achieved average nine years number students repeat grade decreased per cent per cent towards goal per cent mortality rates children five years age fallen per births goal indicator children younger one year decreased goal vaccination coverage almost per cent percentage defined mdgs great health
COL 2008 532 532 economy’s problems still fully determined meet social goals programmes families action bank opportunities together network focuses social tools poorest spheres supported ambitious goals areas child nutrition educational quality coverage vocational training health insurance connectivity good management social resources regard latter administrative reform already extended state entities seeks prevent state discredited eliminating health
COL 2008 538 538 social goals programmes families action bank opportunities together network focuses social tools poorest spheres supported ambitious goals areas child nutrition educational quality coverage vocational training health insurance connectivity good management social resources regard latter administrative reform already extended state entities seeks prevent state discredited eliminating bureaucratic wastefulness achieving social efficiency mortgage health
COM 2008 111 111 development today’s reality quite different unfortunately values far solidly established privileged nations must therefore show greater concern fate parts world particular developing countries violence hunger disease injustice sorts conflicts consequences facts daily life double crisis food energy mention two requires new surge solidarity international level crisis affects entire world felt particularly health
CPV 2008 189 189 institutional cohesion without mutual trust international political actors difficult premises may contribute ensuring solution major global problems resolving main challenges overcoming extreme poverty pervasive endemic diseases well moving past current global social economic imbalances adoption millennium development goals international community expressly undertook contribute overcoming unsustainable situation therefore urge assembly work towards health
CRI 2008 486 486 democratic know greater perversion values greater misplacement priorities small percentage world military spending give drinking water humanity equip homes electricity achieve universal literacy eradicate preventable diseases talking utopia world without armies unfortunately idea whose time yet come talking tiny percentages expenditure reduced without harming ability countries defend particularly developing countries government health
CRI 2008 532 532 defend particularly developing countries government presented costa rica consensus initiative establish mechanisms forgive debts use international financial resources support developing nations spend environmental protection education health care housing people less less arms soldiers convinced will bring us greater development greater security greater peace money now set aside armies humbly ask members health
CUB 2008 84 84 population planet condemned alternatives responsible state affairs industrialized countries particular lone super-power must shoulder responsibilities fabulous fortunes continue wasted millions human beings starving dying curable diseases possible continue pollute air poison oceans destroying living conditions future generations neither peoples planet will permit without great social upheavals extremely grave natural disasters wars health
CUB 2008 240 240 billion access drinking water billion lack sewage services million illiterate million children lack adequate housing million attend primary school million die reaching age cases result diseases can cured increasing frequency populations south suffering natural disasters whose consequences worsened climate_change haiti jamaica cuba countries caribbean examples issue special call solidarity brotherly people health
CUB 2008 513 513 also promote access part poor countries substantial new financing urged devote one fourth money wasted year commercial advertising food production provide nearly billion fight hunger malnutrition allocate money used agricultural subsidies north agricultural development south thus countries approximately billion per day disposal invest food production urge comply commitments set kyoto protocol health
CYP 2008 99 99 global survival development humankind balanced fair way increasingly difficult conditions peoples look united nations best forum addressing global problems poverty climate_change rising energy food prices diseases natural disasters human rights abuses many pressing global problems either things together collective coordinated way problems will persist become even less manageable week two important health
CYP 2008 189 189 economy today cyprus firmly committed achievement millennium development goals maintains emphasis africa overseas development assistance projects approach focus small number countries concentrating efforts infrastructural development health education sectors cyprus gradually intensifying efforts increasing level assistance additional countries small states higher stakes multilateral diplomacy fair functional system collective security based principles sovereign health
DEU 2008 167 167 find place international order seeking enter global stage now generally accepted can master new challenges twenty-first century climate_change scarcity raw materials access food water fight epidemics pandemics terrorism act together although know although absolutely vital focus finding common solutions key issues future time called upon resolve conflicts roots past seemingly put health
DEU 2008 168 168 place international order seeking enter global stage now generally accepted can master new challenges twenty-first century climate_change scarcity raw materials access food water fight epidemics pandemics terrorism act together although know although absolutely vital focus finding common solutions key issues future time called upon resolve conflicts roots past seemingly put behind health
DNK 2008 1095 1095 advance global community must advance area development area peace security area human rights many areas transcend borders can achieved however multilateral cooperation areas counter-terrorism non-proliferation pandemics climate_change multilateralism response challenges risks opportunities interdependent globalized world responsibility ensure united nations properly equipped address global challenges global opportunities health
DOM 2008 202 202 dominican republic able achieve progress towards achievement millennium development goals since reduced half percentage five-year- old children underweight age also made progress achieving goals related health development spread hiv aids control however now know limited progress achieved just dominican republic developing countries continents half million women still die every year complications health
DOM 2008 265 265 reaching goal reducing half proportion children low birth weight number will grow million also know number deaths caused aids rose almost million preventive measures ominous pandemic remain grossly insufficient also disheartening fact million people will better health services ones currently access now time occurring richest nations committed providing extraordinary official development health
DOM 2008 276 276 grow million also know number deaths caused aids rose almost million preventive measures ominous pandemic remain grossly insufficient also disheartening fact million people will better health services ones currently access now time occurring richest nations committed providing extraordinary official development assistance order achieve millennium development goals general fallen short carrying pledges health
DZA 2008 605 605 equitable effective multilateral system places non-discriminatory fulfilment human needs preservation human dignity heart concerns standpoint fight ills afflict large swathes humankind whether extreme poverty endemic disease environmental problems clandestine immigration can won particular developed countries join efforts two high-level meetings session others held next months will undeniably test capacity respond collectively health
ECU 2008 278 278 understand states members organization continue supporting peacekeeping budgets billions dollars yet serious concerns increasing budgets development programmes especially fundamentally important programmes fight poverty hiv aids malaria effects climate_change citizens beginning call us account regard resources contribute annually organization results obtain consider positive proposal stressed president general assembly commence truly thorough democratic health
ECU 2008 319 319 positive proposal stressed president general assembly commence truly thorough democratic reform organization work development reduction poverty deal adequately needs millions human beings struggling today misery disease despair absolute requirement order guarantee peace security therefore country assigns high priority economic social policies aimed overcoming unequal distribution income employment guaranteeing right population health health
ECU 2008 344 344 disease despair absolute requirement order guarantee peace security therefore country assigns high priority economic social policies aimed overcoming unequal distribution income employment guaranteeing right population health education social security efforts must accompanied decisive effective support developed countries substantial increase official development assistance oda cooperation subject conditions kind must supplement national efforts health
EGY 2008 52 52 negative catastrophic repercussions entire world global economic downturn bordering worldwide recession sharp global increase poverty diminishing collective ability achieve millennium development goals mdgs rising rate infection hiv malaria deadly diseases fight terrorism egypt believes challenges well others high priorities international agenda diagnosis treatment require concerted international effort must fully aware jointly health
EGY 2008 54 54 repercussions entire world global economic downturn bordering worldwide recession sharp global increase poverty diminishing collective ability achieve millennium development goals mdgs rising rate infection hiv malaria deadly diseases fight terrorism egypt believes challenges well others high priorities international agenda diagnosis treatment require concerted international effort must fully aware jointly overcoming problems health
EGY 2008 56 56 world global economic downturn bordering worldwide recession sharp global increase poverty diminishing collective ability achieve millennium development goals mdgs rising rate infection hiv malaria deadly diseases fight terrorism egypt believes challenges well others high priorities international agenda diagnosis treatment require concerted international effort must fully aware jointly overcoming problems depends upon health
ERI 2008 149 149 prices recent spate insolvency financial corporations combination driving global economy towards recession rapid climatic changes resulting progressive environmental degradation resulting spell frequent floods droughts well pandemics affecting millions people complete grid immense challenges global community facing today multifaceted problems stem multiple causes time denied many problems exacerbated instigated misguided domineering policies health
ESP 2008 496 496 supervision already know speculation crucible deregulation can lead today important ever stress role institutions government rationalizing markets instrumentality serving real needs families well-being individuals education health care social cohesion national level state protects markets excesses global market lacks similar institutions develop control supervision functions need revise rules institutions world economy need health
EST 2008 100 100 yet actually reached half goals secretary-general ban ki-moon reported days ago reasons doubt achievements can regarded noteworthy progress example greater access education marked reduction infant mortality debt relief developing countries increase access information communication technology people developing countries also made certain progress fight hiv aids time however progress spheres trade development health
EST 2008 370 370 initiative personally hope secretary-general ban ki-moon right said mdgs still achievable act now second wednesday october international day natural disaster reduction connection opposed fight poverty diseases course set objectives can expressed monetary amounts can however formulate implement measures can help minimize dangers threats people property avoid reduce destruction physical infrastructure environment health
ETH 2008 265 265 political space responsible democratization average per cent growth last five years continuing despite setbacks recent months continue protecting poverty-targeted outlays increasing capital expenditure infrastructure education health pro-poor sectors first time history ethiopia making real meaningful economic progress fastest growing non-oil economy africa ethiopia landlocked one least developed countries accordingly attach great health
GAB 2008 303 303 strategy special food security programme latter incorporates aspects related water management intensifying vegetable production diversifying increasing agricultural production prepared go even must banish spectre hunger malnutrition achievement millennium development goal depends furthermore food crisis poses problem role place agriculture economies rather making us overly concerned lead us rethink sector order increase health
GAB 2008 531 531 official development assistance introducing innovative development financing methods cancelling debt whose burden undermines development efforts appeal also varying constraints weigh developing countries particularly hiv aids pandemic malaria infectious diseases impact populations economies fact regard hiv aids efforts african countries provide universal access prevention care treatment appear sufficient eradicate modern-day scourge interdependence health
GAB 2008 532 532 development assistance introducing innovative development financing methods cancelling debt whose burden undermines development efforts appeal also varying constraints weigh developing countries particularly hiv aids pandemic malaria infectious diseases impact populations economies fact regard hiv aids efforts african countries provide universal access prevention care treatment appear sufficient eradicate modern-day scourge interdependence threats health
GAB 2008 534 534 introducing innovative development financing methods cancelling debt whose burden undermines development efforts appeal also varying constraints weigh developing countries particularly hiv aids pandemic malaria infectious diseases impact populations economies fact regard hiv aids efforts african countries provide universal access prevention care treatment appear sufficient eradicate modern-day scourge interdependence threats confronting international health
GEO 2008 613 613 reinventing failed state riddled corruption second revolution must even focused now face even greater challenge one comes outside success first rose revolution helped save country health international order well depend outcome second rose revolution countless people throughout world deeply moved profoundly troubled invasion georgia began tragic irony eve great celebration peace health
GHA 2008 431 431 among members partnership others outside continent exploit huge 08-51749 potential develop markets energy telecommunication transportation agriculture sectors among others way solve many problems poverty illiteracy disease ignorance conflict africa’s initiative mainstream globalization receiving support international community evidence includes many joint conferences held japan china brazil india well africa’s old allies europe health
GHA 2008 624 624 success led increased inflows domestic foreign investment enabled government launch among social services free compulsory universal basic education programme substantial developments second-cycle tertiary levels education health sector first-ever national health insurance scheme including free maternal care also begun ghana concurrently heavy investments made infrastructure transportation energy telecommunications sectors anticipation accelerated growth health
GHA 2008 628 628 domestic foreign investment enabled government launch among social services free compulsory universal basic education programme substantial developments second-cycle tertiary levels education health sector first-ever national health insurance scheme including free maternal care also begun ghana concurrently heavy investments made infrastructure transportation energy telecommunications sectors anticipation accelerated growth economy meanwhile process modernize health
GIN 2008 488 488 respect priority agenda international development agencies outcomes outline approaches steps improve living conditions hundreds millions individuals particularly africa feel full impact extreme poverty illiteracy endemic diseases insecurity economic marginalization socio- political exclusion elected april dakar chair leading group solidarity development levies guinea devotes energies consolidating initiatives field overseeing design implementation programmes health
GMB 2008 885 885 nothing cold response room action twenty-first century embargo must end like address number social issues high global agenda africa committed combating scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases years african governments committed substantial resources fighting diseases yet health-care delivery systems remain serious stress flight trained professionals advanced countries considered positive migration health
GMB 2008 887 887 response room action twenty-first century embargo must end like address number social issues high global agenda africa committed combating scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases years african governments committed substantial resources fighting diseases yet health-care delivery systems remain serious stress flight trained professionals advanced countries considered positive migration devastated think health
GMB 2008 895 895 like address number social issues high global agenda africa committed combating scourges hiv aids tuberculosis malaria infectious diseases years african governments committed substantial resources fighting diseases yet health-care delivery systems remain serious stress flight trained professionals advanced countries considered positive migration devastated think serious dialogue needs begin countries beneficiary states get health
GNB 2008 262 262 obstacle achievement millennium development goals country guinea-bissau example lack energy seriously compromises socio- economic activities particularly hospital care distribution drinking water essential guaranteeing hygiene public health can poor country like face unjustified increase price oil means disposal face adverse consequences system poorly based speculation nothing law supply demand right time us health
GNB 2008 306 306 nothing law supply demand right time us think creating world fund mitigate effects jeopardizing ability reach millennium development goals can invest improve infrastructure vital areas health education agriculture continuously compelled spend enormous resources already limited funding purchase fuel moreover tremendous increase food prices international market hunger malnutrition affect many countries africa health
GNB 2008 327 327 improve infrastructure vital areas health education agriculture continuously compelled spend enormous resources already limited funding purchase fuel moreover tremendous increase food prices international market hunger malnutrition affect many countries africa particular also matters great concern impel us take action implement appropriate agricultural policies sufficient financial means can invest creation modern affordable health
GNQ 2008 243 243 old conflicts every day new tensions threats world peace emerge addition challenges issues focus debate injustice poverty energy food crises climate_change inequality poor access education health care new technologies needed poor countries develop thus equatorial guinea believes appropriate new strategy world needs today must start reform multilateral cooperation institutions also change health
GNQ 2008 584 584 purpose committee identify mechanisms projects contribute economic integration african countries committee also charge implementing projects programmes continental regional subregional levels including programme combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases endemic africa identifying financing energy resources order electrify countries landlocked regions building trans-african network roads railways countries enclaves without access sea can transport health
GNQ 2008 586 586 identify mechanisms projects contribute economic integration african countries committee also charge implementing projects programmes continental regional subregional levels including programme combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis diseases endemic africa identifying financing energy resources order electrify countries landlocked regions building trans-african network roads railways countries enclaves without access sea can transport goods launching health
GRD 2008 324 324 support developmental agenda grenada convinced will properly advance unless fundamental improvements development human resources area international support especially needed grenada made relatively good progress area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents health
GRD 2008 329 329 will properly advance unless fundamental improvements development human resources area international support especially needed grenada made relatively good progress area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence health
GRD 2008 333 333 fundamental improvements development human resources area international support especially needed grenada made relatively good progress area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states health
GRD 2008 337 337 resources area international support especially needed grenada made relatively good progress area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate_change environmental sustainable development health
GRD 2008 722 722 construction new economy implementation strategic initiatives proceed development appeal international community technical assistance forms support usual role united nations bodies including food agriculture organization world health organization unesco united nations development programme others will critical process one developed world can deny value small country like grenada expansion democracy fight terrorism currently health
GTM 2008 332 332 affects us good friend president saca el salvador said earlier countries accomplishing national tasks days government social cohesion returned people guatemala belongs constitution free education health care totally free stipulated constitution broken paradigm guatemala used forbidden get sick p.m country’s health clinics closed time today municipalities total already comprehensive health services health
GTM 2008 347 347 government social cohesion returned people guatemala belongs constitution free education health care totally free stipulated constitution broken paradigm guatemala used forbidden get sick p.m country’s health clinics closed time today municipalities total already comprehensive health services addition children now renovated schools teachers desks necessary equipment determination can required need solidarity among health
GTM 2008 356 356 education health care totally free stipulated constitution broken paradigm guatemala used forbidden get sick p.m country’s health clinics closed time today municipalities total already comprehensive health services addition children now renovated schools teachers desks necessary equipment determination can required need solidarity among everyone need participate central american solidarity enables us tell health
GTM 2008 487 487 production systems today guatemala imports maize believe now time solidarity true global security perhaps civil security easiest achieve despite fact country complex sovereignty food sovereignty health sovereignty knowledge difficult achieve planned achieve solidarity productivity regional spirit governance established system national dialogue enabling country’s social sectors come negotiating table arrive true national health
GTM 2008 656 656 commitment transparency quality expenditures days per cent national budget directed poor money used today spent entirely things without reference poor seven towns begun lower maternal mortality indicators health centres packed now provide services open significantly children schools towns priorities can done determination security perhaps greatest el salvador colombia mexico successful fighting health
GTM 2008 658 658 quality expenditures days per cent national budget directed poor money used today spent entirely things without reference poor seven towns begun lower maternal mortality indicators health centres packed now provide services open significantly children schools towns priorities can done determination security perhaps greatest el salvador colombia mexico successful fighting drug trafficking health
GTM 2008 801 801 members programmes social cohesion learned developed guatemala also acquired friendly countries yielding results family makes progress programme now affecting families 08-51839 young people going school health facilities shopping bag solidarity programme yielding results urban areas open schools reducing delinquency areas higher risk guatemala city courage globalize economy now challenge almost obligation health
GUY 2008 325 325 without doubt increased food prices provide important opportunity incentive farmers agricultural economies increase production however also present grave implications access food particular poor extension key nutrition health indicators among populations world development report shows growth generated agriculture can four times effective reducing poverty growth sectors yet share agriculture official development assistance health
GUY 2008 326 326 doubt increased food prices provide important opportunity incentive farmers agricultural economies increase production however also present grave implications access food particular poor extension key nutrition health indicators among populations world development report shows growth generated agriculture can four times effective reducing poverty growth sectors yet share agriculture official development assistance fell health
GUY 2008 421 421 marketplace given impact persistently high food prices future will poor global community must commit designing funding appropriate safety nets ensure improved access food maintenance basic nutrition recent times assembly deeply concerned consequences climate_change rightly future generations demand concern translated rapid action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response health
GUY 2008 612 612 new high- growth low-carbon economies make national development supportive progress towards global emissions targets 08-51606 specifically us leaders rainforest countries need understand provide services vital health planet seek capital flows compensate merely acting passive poor countries looking aid providing critical component climate solution leading design mechanisms forge post-kyoto climate agreement guyana health
HRV 2008 112 112 peace progress commitment croatia people accepted even independence commitment strengthen international cooperation effective multilateral organizations advancing peace security facilitating development combating poverty protecting environment eradicating diseases promoting public health renewal commitment celebrate year 120th anniversary birth famous croat dr andrija štampar founding father world health organization first president assembly inaugural speech health
HRV 2008 115 115 croatia people accepted even independence commitment strengthen international cooperation effective multilateral organizations advancing peace security facilitating development combating poverty protecting environment eradicating diseases promoting public health renewal commitment celebrate year 120th anniversary birth famous croat dr andrija štampar founding father world health organization first president assembly inaugural speech dr štampar clearly health
HRV 2008 131 131 development combating poverty protecting environment eradicating diseases promoting public health renewal commitment celebrate year 120th anniversary birth famous croat dr andrija štampar founding father world health organization first president assembly inaugural speech dr štampar clearly stated 08-52265 organization become pioneer world peace promote understanding among nations dr štampar’s words also true health
HRV 2008 704 704 human rights council period 2010-2013 live world significantly redefined traditional notion threats international peace security increasingly interconnected world global threats taking many forms terrorism poverty disease climate_change environmental degradation rising food prices command work together common vision collective action implemented spirit solidarity responsibility can counter challenges terrorism attempts undermine core values health
HRV 2008 922 922 aim getting millennium development goals back track specific arrangements donor recipient countries implementation millennium development goals put action human- centred approach key themes goals precisely health education environment eradication poverty sense recognize importance mobilizing financial resources development well effective use developing countries monterrey consensus remains foundation global partnership development croatia believes health
HTI 2008 808 808 assembly among fate entrusted destiny planet world remoulded around us world wealth poverty can longer confined within closed spaces separated impassable borders climate_change borders viruses diseases elusive undocumented visitors hunger poor threat will continue threaten happiness rich question collectively ask today will perish together able take mission together courage will agree health
HUN 2008 213 213 concentrating primarily activities hungary comparative advantages especially areas agriculture combat famine poverty introduction modern growing facilities animal husbandry technologies forestry fisheries programmes water management developing health services promoting good governance every day ruining environment intensive pace development emission greenhouse gases address challenge need effective institutional framework includes clear political guidance adequate health
IND 2008 332 332 will water must therefore reflect use scarce resource efficiently need invest new technologies new production regimes rain-fed dryland agriculture explore cost-effective desalination technologies poverty ignorance disease still afflict millions millions people commitment achieve ambitious targets set part millennium development goals acknowledgement international community global prosperity welfare indivisible affluence coexist pervasive poverty health
ISR 2008 792 792 spread terrorism alas increased poverty among millions millions people divisions free world may increase unity may offer alternatives direct global investments new areas demanding challenges health security education environment future hands oil gold intellectual assets new inventions superior education hold key future us region border areas become open economic zones permitting health
JAM 2008 213 213 truth developed countries assist developing countries improve economies productive capacity purchasing power people will expand markets goods services interdependency share manifested many areas climate_change global epidemics organized crime human trafficking solving problem developing countries requires mere liberalization trade mere privatization economy mere free flow capital requires sincere sustained effort focuses limitations health
JOR 2008 1114 1114 towards liberalization foreign trade enhancement business environment strengthened programmes institutions good governance political development enhanced role women protection human rights combated corruption made breakthroughs areas health education government also carrying ambitious programmes towards political economic social reform development accordance national agenda view achieving better future country particular importance young people represent health
JPN 2008 253 253 gathered including head state government level enthusiastically advocating action towards vibrant africa conference called support accelerate economic growth pursue millennium development goals sustainable manner foster health water sanitation education africa basis human security concept japan carefully nurtured three thousand people renewed determination achieve goals vibrancy japan’s fresh green leaves certainly touched health
KNA 2008 990 990 subregional entities organization eastern caribbean states regional mechanisms caribbean community hemispheric institutions organization american states regional mechanisms able map course functional cooperation issues trade security health within pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids developed regional response tackle epidemic hiv aids area environmental protection continue collaborate work towards disaster reduction mitigation assiduously exploring renewable_energy health
KNA 2008 1000 1000 hemispheric institutions organization american states regional mechanisms able map course functional cooperation issues trade security health within pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids developed regional response tackle epidemic hiv aids area environmental protection continue collaborate work towards disaster reduction mitigation assiduously exploring renewable_energy sources including geothermal energy made encouraging progress issue bilateral relations health
KNA 2008 1186 1186 pollute need effective strategies based scientific consensus course solution-focused approaches address issues suitability land various types crops dedicated areas livestock pasture development marine environment impact health health care productivity forests increased incidence pests diseases well implications biodiversity ecosystems must collaborate addressing effects must take necessary corrective action order build safer environment health
KNA 2008 1187 1187 need effective strategies based scientific consensus course solution-focused approaches address issues suitability land various types crops dedicated areas livestock pasture development marine environment impact health health care productivity forests increased incidence pests diseases well implications biodiversity ecosystems must collaborate addressing effects must take necessary corrective action order build safer environment future health
KNA 2008 1194 1194 solution-focused approaches address issues suitability land various types crops dedicated areas livestock pasture development marine environment impact health health care productivity forests increased incidence pests diseases well implications biodiversity ecosystems must collaborate addressing effects must take necessary corrective action order build safer environment future generations destinies freedoms interwoven franklin d roosevelt health
KWT 2008 122 122 international community backslide significantly achieving millennium development goals indeed begun see negative effects threats african continent achieved significant progress eradication poverty hunger struggle dangerous infectious diseases aids malaria instead challenges exacerbated suffering african states challenges alongside dangers security terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction human rights violations pose serious threat international peace health
KWT 2008 124 124 backslide significantly achieving millennium development goals indeed begun see negative effects threats african continent achieved significant progress eradication poverty hunger struggle dangerous infectious diseases aids malaria instead challenges exacerbated suffering african states challenges alongside dangers security terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction human rights violations pose serious threat international peace security meeting health
KWT 2008 280 280 economic social development improve living conditions kuwaiti citizens alien residents kuwait made good progress implementing commitments resolutions world summit achieved millennium development goals including education health advanced role empowerment women society furthermore carrying wishes highness sheikh sabah al-ahmad al-jaber al-sabah amir state kuwait transform kuwait regional financial business centre kuwaiti government health
KWT 2008 889 889 declaring middle east region free weapons mass destruction kinds peoples world yearn live free decent life safe stable world justice equality clean environment free conflict diseases catastrophes prevail collective responsibility lay foundations new partnership based fair balanced rules justice equality party assume responsibilities obligations realize aspirations hopes peoples health
LBN 2008 832 832 prosperity development difficult circumstances accordingly support political declaration issued yesterday high-level meeting africa’s development needs therefore believe major international effort undertaken finance programmes combat poverty disease illiteracy means preserve human dignity prevent armed conflicts continent similarly hope effective project build solidarity face natural disasters will quickly efficiently finalized view increasing risks health
LBR 2008 194 194 strongly linked demands promotion economic growth sustained development particularly food security relief debt burden globalization fair trade 08-51570 believe peace security environment combats hiv aids malaria diseases promotes poverty eradication human rights especially rights women children believe fight international terrorism drugs international crime believe disarmament especially elimination nuclear weapons control small health
LBR 2008 195 195 linked demands promotion economic growth sustained development particularly food security relief debt burden globalization fair trade 08-51570 believe peace security environment combats hiv aids malaria diseases promotes poverty eradication human rights especially rights women children believe fight international terrorism drugs international crime believe disarmament especially elimination nuclear weapons control small arms health
LBR 2008 901 901 poverty line even higher poverty rate rural areas economy collapsed gross domestic product falling per cent one largest economic free-falls ever recorded world indicators areas health education water sanitation food security infrastructure poor sometimes beyond measure government support international partners began take steps move whole country gear need first clear direction health
LBR 2008 1056 1056 seeing national security policy supported united nations now producing desired results also know starting low base saw growth per cent roads buildings sprouting many places health clinics reopening established exist agricultural production increasing huge external debt well way cancelled exceptional support partners believe truly success story country emerging much destruction short health
LCA 2008 228 228 levels emphasis currently placed improvement quality primary secondary levels expanded access tertiary level early-childhood education attention also given higher school-dropout rates among young men area health care reform health sector continues priority significant progress continues made towards achievement free health care success continues recorded respect key indicators life expectancy infant mortality health
LCA 2008 231 231 placed improvement quality primary secondary levels expanded access tertiary level early-childhood education attention also given higher school-dropout rates among young men area health care reform health sector continues priority significant progress continues made towards achievement free health care success continues recorded respect key indicators life expectancy infant mortality immunization coverage saint health
LCA 2008 242 242 education attention also given higher school-dropout rates among young men area health care reform health sector continues priority significant progress continues made towards achievement free health care success continues recorded respect key indicators life expectancy infant mortality immunization coverage saint lucia achieved even lower infant mortality rate 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean health
LCA 2008 253 253 health care reform health sector continues priority significant progress continues made towards achievement free health care success continues recorded respect key indicators life expectancy infant mortality immunization coverage saint lucia achieved even lower infant mortality rate 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean world health organization already achieved per cent immunization coverage time incidence health
LCA 2008 262 262 continues made towards achievement free health care success continues recorded respect key indicators life expectancy infant mortality immunization coverage saint lucia achieved even lower infant mortality rate 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean world health organization already achieved per cent immunization coverage time incidence communicable diseases significantly reduced although concern chronic non-communicable diseases health
LCA 2008 269 269 success continues recorded respect key indicators life expectancy infant mortality immunization coverage saint lucia achieved even lower infant mortality rate 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean world health organization already achieved per cent immunization coverage time incidence communicable diseases significantly reduced although concern chronic non-communicable diseases aids pandemic continues focus attention assistance regional health
LCA 2008 280 280 coverage saint lucia achieved even lower infant mortality rate 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean world health organization already achieved per cent immunization coverage time incidence communicable diseases significantly reduced although concern chronic non-communicable diseases aids pandemic continues focus attention assistance regional international partners saint lucia made important strides addressing challenge current hiv health
LCA 2008 287 287 mortality rate 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean world health organization already achieved per cent immunization coverage time incidence communicable diseases significantly reduced although concern chronic non-communicable diseases aids pandemic continues focus attention assistance regional international partners saint lucia made important strides addressing challenge current hiv prevalence rate per cent continue focus education health
LCA 2008 289 289 30-per-1,000 target set caribbean world health organization already achieved per cent immunization coverage time incidence communicable diseases significantly reduced although concern chronic non-communicable diseases aids pandemic continues focus attention assistance regional international partners saint lucia made important strides addressing challenge current hiv prevalence rate per cent continue focus education one main health
LCA 2008 592 592 members international community last july joined fellow caribbean community caricom heads government reviewing impact rising global prices issues surrounding energy use climate_change implications region’s food nutrition security among issues arising deliberations emphasized need governments provide necessary budgetary support incentives investment agriculture particularly time given importance development implications climate_change agreed establishment task health
LCA 2008 957 957 cooperation latin american neighbours therefore applaud establishment south fund development humanitarian assistance approved second south summit held qatar financing mechanism assist developing countries economic social health educational development alleviation hunger poverty impact natural disasters developing countries made great strides financing development development countries south greater cooperation area technology transfer particularly capacity-building health
LCA 2008 1195 1195 china taiwan made international development provision substantial development assistance developing countries spirit south-south cooperation government taiwan provided significant cooperation assistance saint lucia states areas education health agriculture tourism also heartened recent bilateral discussions serve reduce tensions taiwan straits result increase economic cooperation investment transportation links natural disasters epidemics food energy crises health
LCA 2008 1217 1217 states areas education health agriculture tourism also heartened recent bilateral discussions serve reduce tensions taiwan straits result increase economic cooperation investment transportation links natural disasters epidemics food energy crises know boundaries million people taiwan inextricably linked world scene responsibilities obligations others collaborate prevention global catastrophes hope therefore body will take fact health
LCA 2008 1432 1432 best economics working miracles limited resources literature aspirations clearly articulated two nobel laureates areas hold view limited resources utilized focused improving quality life people education health social services economic opportunity primary aims believe conformity eminent organization health
LSO 2008 169 169 june bottom line clearly drawn current energy needs real urgent allowed compete call ensure food security stakes high many developing countries lesotho included abject poverty malnutrition spread hiv aids reached unacceptable levels humankind right food hunger constitutes violation human dignity delegation regrets lack progress implementation previous international commitments fight hunger particularly health
LUX 2008 77 77 development needs millennium development goals meetings showed progress made unquestionable progress must acknowledged example seen drop million number people living extreme poverty drop per cent mortality rate children age five increased investments education health progress regarding gender equality also emphasized absolute need strengthen efforts want achieve goals set consensus since rise health
LUX 2008 85 85 made unquestionable progress must acknowledged example seen drop million number people living extreme poverty drop per cent mortality rate children age five increased investments education health progress regarding gender equality also emphasized absolute need strengthen efforts want achieve goals set consensus since rise food fuel prices slowing world economy seen recent health
LUX 2008 754 754 speculation achieve precarious growth imagine moment sum applied achieve millennium development goals upheld assembly millions children survive millions women die childbirth much progress made aids malaria education training programmes millions poor people live one two dollars day take moment reflect also want mention another topic concerns us great deal one organization health
LVA 2008 427 427 high-level event mdgs important efforts aimed giving issue top priority deserves must significantly accelerate processes achieving mdgs clearer picture must achieve interim main clusters mdgs health education growth climate_change united nations needs immediately also need clearer picture required division labour among various actors need develop shared sense progress clear plan action health
MCO 2008 168 168 efforts pursue concerted action universal forum united nations eight years ago drew together scorecard quantified goals defined steps taken reduce poverty fight hunger world combat pandemics eight years ago situation alarming imagined things get worse since faced energy crisis increasingly scarce resources food crisis soaring prices basic food products 08-53129 climate_crisis health
MCO 2008 256 256 attempting face means principality monaco within capabilities chosen fight two crises food crisis climate_crisis resources disposal much progress achieved recent years helping populations suffering hunger malnutrition erased soaring increases price basic foodstuffs two billion human beings seriously risk even world cereal production reached record high african continent particular sub-saharan africa per health
MCO 2008 403 403 benefited development partnership principality addition bilateral cooperation monaco contributes regular basis large-scale programmes united nations system world food programme united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization united nations development programme united nations population fund whose expertise structures facilitate greatest assistance poorest populations moreover climate_change imbalances creates direct impact sustainability actions health
MCO 2008 743 743 serene highness prince albert ii stated last year monaco supports expansion security council combined efforts partners will allow us make real progress fight poverty promote health care education improve access water protect environment indicated june recommendations mdg africa steering group primary responsibility achieving mdgs remains african governments shown tremendous leadership recent health
MCO 2008 784 784 responsibility achieving mdgs remains african governments shown tremendous leadership recent years launched ambitious programmes attract financial support development partners seen real progress since particular area health monaco part contributes various unicef programmes participates efforts combat hiv aids sickle cell anaemia tuberculosis malaria however greatest national efforts made individual basis without coordination health
MCO 2008 800 800 support development partners seen real progress since particular area health monaco part contributes various unicef programmes participates efforts combat hiv aids sickle cell anaemia tuberculosis malaria however greatest national efforts made individual basis without coordination will enough fight scourges affect planet african continent particular evaluation oda policies sharing good practices coordination health
MDG 2008 118 118 focused achievement mdgs highly appreciate aid assistance provided donors international organizations institutions programmes making difference daily lives people throughout africa including madagascar madagascar example under-five mortality rates dropped per primary school enrolment increased per cent per cent million malagasy risen poverty past five years none possible without support international community unfortunately health
MDG 2008 378 378 help african countries expand agriculture strengthen agricultural investment infrastructure needed rural development new agricultural development strategies must address need environmental management sustainable development resistance crops disease climate_change given impact global climate_change maintaining healthy biodiversity critical sustaining future production performance small subsistence farmers representing per cent africa’s population key development must support health
MDG 2008 536 536 population addition food crisis confronted important challenges climate_change increasing energy prices unpredictable financial markets threats peace security consequences threats challenges first threats severe impact education health well-being population short negative impact development secondly challenges now competing millennium development goals mdgs many resources dedicated achieving mdgs now directed elsewhere used reconstruct countries health
MDG 2008 610 610 environmental disasters famine need assistance understand support reforestation efforts need new hydro-energy plants understand however challenges threats offer reasons countries abdicate promises doubled aid education health infrastructure order achieve mdgs developing countries especially africa reason repeatedly stressed importance international assistance especially need increase improve better coordinate assistance donors meet previously agreed health
MDG 2008 692 692 simply shifting resources one problem another clear challenges require additional resources better coordination efforts africa hit harder continent food crisis higher energy prices environmental degradation disease social political destabilization like reiterate need new marshall plan africa seems many world leaders public opinion forgotten neglected mdgs fill one group’s basket advantages globalization health
MDV 2008 262 262 poorest states members organization lacked even basic political legal economic infrastructure institutions necessary self-governance ability provide welfare people extremely limited economy based largely subsistence fishery health education sectors severely underdeveloped however since maldives achieved remarkable levels socio-economic progress thirty years strong unwavering political leadership complemented hard work people generous assistance development health
MEX 2008 84 84 organization threats global security result conflicts states challenges posed activities non-state actors international organized crime groups dealing terrorism drug trafficking threats also include degradation environment pandemics extreme poverty massive violations human rights like start first challenge generation civilization challenges urgent reversing effects climate_change phenomenon affects indiscriminately rich countries well poor paradoxically health
MEX 2008 354 354 mexico achieving practically millennium development goals fact set additional objectives reflected national development plan meet challenge mexico promoted significant increase social spending 08-51749 including education health human development next year shall allocate billion per cent budget social spending let cite examples conditional direct transfer programme known opportunities enables families belonging vulnerable health
MEX 2008 422 422 years number persons living extreme poverty fallen million fewer million also achieved universal coverage basic education addition set clear goal achieving every country’s ideal area health universal coverage including medical care medicine treatment mexican women men living era shared responsibility everyone knows globalized world consequences actions transcend territories countries affect entire health
MLI 2008 621 621 mali party kyoto protocol eager make useful contribution fifteenth united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december second major challenge must devote particular attention hiv aids pandemic poses one serious threats sustainable development must redouble efforts resolve implement declaration commitment well outcomes high-level meetings aids seventeenth international aids conference held mexico last health
MLI 2008 659 659 commitment well outcomes high-level meetings aids seventeenth international aids conference held mexico last august forums highlighted severity situation stressed urgent need act mobilize resources fight pandemic third significant challenge international community situation landlocked developing countries result isolation great distance world’s main markets confronted serious handicaps congratulate secretary-general taken initiative convene following health
MMR 2008 456 456 linked implementation national development plan national plan focuses promotion equitable balanced socio-economic development rural urban areas recent years made significant progress areas poverty alleviation promotion health education health sector myanmar implementing national plan accords priority eradication major diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level multisectoral committee aids overseeing hiv aids prevention care health
MMR 2008 458 458 national development plan national plan focuses promotion equitable balanced socio-economic development rural urban areas recent years made significant progress areas poverty alleviation promotion health education health sector myanmar implementing national plan accords priority eradication major diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level multisectoral committee aids overseeing hiv aids prevention care activities country health
MMR 2008 468 468 development rural urban areas recent years made significant progress areas poverty alleviation promotion health education health sector myanmar implementing national plan accords priority eradication major diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level multisectoral committee aids overseeing hiv aids prevention care activities country since activities undertaken committee include active surveillance prevention mother-to- child health
MMR 2008 471 471 areas recent years made significant progress areas poverty alleviation promotion health education health sector myanmar implementing national plan accords priority eradication major diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level multisectoral committee aids overseeing hiv aids prevention care activities country since activities undertaken committee include active surveillance prevention mother-to- child transmission community institution health
MMR 2008 508 508 country since activities undertaken committee include active surveillance prevention mother-to- child transmission community institution home-based care services activities carried government close cooperation international organizations world health organization unicef world food programme national international non-governmental organizations order reach widely vulnerable groups result myanmar levelled rate hiv aids infection also reduced like emphasize health
MMR 2008 529 529 cooperation international organizations world health organization unicef world food programme national international non-governmental organizations order reach widely vulnerable groups result myanmar levelled rate hiv aids infection also reduced like emphasize achieve dynamic effective global response hiv aids adequate resources must made available moreover allocation resources hiv aids malaria tuberculosis must based health
MMR 2008 551 551 rate hiv aids infection also reduced like emphasize achieve dynamic effective global response hiv aids adequate resources must made available moreover allocation resources hiv aids malaria tuberculosis must based need rather political considerations regard education envision system people will generate learning society capable meeting challenges information age live long-term investment education health
MMR 2008 650 650 enrolment primary schools reached per cent myanmar also accords priority creating job opportunities rural areas part poverty alleviation strategy regard development projects improve economic educational health conditions rural areas implemented country secretary-general’s initiative convene today’s ministerial meeting reducing disaster risks changing_climate indeed timely myanmar can relate growing concern world regarding climate_change health
MNG 2008 241 241 fact surge imported petroleum prices tends followed overall price increases coal remains primary energy source used electricity heating many countries use inefficient coal-burning technology causes air_pollution impacting negatively population’s health environment therefore research development deployment clean coal technology indeed top energy priorities coal-producing countries mongolia effective way mitigate factors improve energy health
MNG 2008 245 245 prices tends followed overall price increases coal remains primary energy source used electricity heating many countries use inefficient coal-burning technology causes air_pollution impacting negatively population’s health environment therefore research development deployment clean coal technology indeed top energy priorities coal-producing countries mongolia effective way mitigate factors improve energy efficiency pursue energy diversification health
MOZ 2008 371 371 cyclic natural disasters struck us resulted losses significant plantation areas causing people areas live permanently need calamities also caused soil erosion depletion consequence food insecurity malnutrition affect people mr choquehuanca céspedes bolivia vice- president took chair order address food crisis government approved last june food production action plan period 2008-2011 programme health
MOZ 2008 449 449 green revolution implementation mdgs since one can think tomorrow education gender equality empowerment women hungry february launched presidential initiative women children time several meetings held health professionals religious traditional leaders women youth meetings replicated local level became clear health issues permeate mdgs although advances recorded significant sufficient impact reduction avoidable deaths health
MOZ 2008 462 462 women hungry february launched presidential initiative women children time several meetings held health professionals religious traditional leaders women youth meetings replicated local level became clear health issues permeate mdgs although advances recorded significant sufficient impact reduction avoidable deaths mozambique assessments show instance reduce maternal mortality per cent achieve decrease per cent health
MOZ 2008 481 481 meetings replicated local level became clear health issues permeate mdgs although advances recorded significant sufficient impact reduction avoidable deaths mozambique assessments show instance reduce maternal mortality per cent achieve decrease per cent child mortality significantly facilitate access antiretroviral treatment treatment tuberculosis malaria per cent mothers children sleeping insecticide-treated mosquito nets however health
MOZ 2008 489 489 permeate mdgs although advances recorded significant sufficient impact reduction avoidable deaths mozambique assessments show instance reduce maternal mortality per cent achieve decrease per cent child mortality significantly facilitate access antiretroviral treatment treatment tuberculosis malaria per cent mothers children sleeping insecticide-treated mosquito nets however order achieve dreams dependent upon additional funding per health
MOZ 2008 497 497 reduction avoidable deaths mozambique assessments show instance reduce maternal mortality per cent achieve decrease per cent child mortality significantly facilitate access antiretroviral treatment treatment tuberculosis malaria per cent mothers children sleeping insecticide-treated mosquito nets however order achieve dreams dependent upon additional funding per capita year health sector now additionally need million health
MOZ 2008 517 517 access antiretroviral treatment treatment tuberculosis malaria per cent mothers children sleeping insecticide-treated mosquito nets however order achieve dreams dependent upon additional funding per capita year health sector now additionally need million mosquito nets million needed fill deficit next seven years help us train employ around additional health workers amount raise number health
MOZ 2008 538 538 funding per capita year health sector now additionally need million mosquito nets million needed fill deficit next seven years help us train employ around additional health workers amount raise number doctors per cent number nurses mothers access health care rise per cent dream prevent avoidable deaths indicated realize dream need predictable health
MOZ 2008 550 550 million needed fill deficit next seven years help us train employ around additional health workers amount raise number doctors per cent number nurses mothers access health care rise per cent dream prevent avoidable deaths indicated realize dream need predictable substantial long-term support partners meet needs just identified need efficient health- care health
MOZ 2008 608 608 ensure achievement mdg focuses developing global partnership development therefore wish take opportunity commend encourage perseverance international solidarity movement helping africa mozambique particular context women’s children’s health view fulfilling commitments made millennium summit numerous parts world funds solicited initiatives undertaken support programmes interaction partners led building necessary consensus priorities strategies ensure sustainable health
MRT 2008 429 429 number terrorist acts took place first time country’s history following release number terrorists custody took office economically socially situation simply disastrous people suffered poverty hunger disease former president aftermath floods hit country visited one city inside mauritania city tintane made visits abroad costing mauritanian taxpayers huge amounts money without achieving tangible health
MWI 2008 89 89 staple food crops wheat rice maize millet potatoes lentils well fish meat poultry leaders united nations aware signs pointing towards global food shortage widespread famine malnutrition decided ignore signs world leaders failed acknowledge food crisis poses new threat stability social framework economic prosperity nations especially small ones submit assembly global food health
MWI 2008 673 673 resolve global policy create hunger-free world must adopted general assembly nations big small rich poor must work together eliminate global food shortages famines hunger 08-51839 malnutrition together can god bless united nations health
MYS 2008 105 105 beg differ silent instead rumblings heard time particularly africa international community gathered rome address global 08-53129 food crisis rome dedicated world food summit eliminating hunger malnutrition achieving sustainable food security adopted seven commitments towards end estimated action taken million hungry people world latest figure shows present million people face hunger daily health
NAM 2008 80 80 mind financial crisis industrialized countries global energy crisis devastating impact climate_change well food crisis adversely affected poor people around world less daunting challenges hiv aids pandemic underdevelopment abject poverty well need foster peace security around world must act decisively collectively national regional global levels overcome challenges devastating effects climate_change become present-day health
NAM 2008 204 204 instruments adaptation efforts developing countries mechanisms sharing harnessing appropriate technologies net importer food fuel namibia hit hard soaring prices commodities will catastrophic increases incidence hunger malnutrition infant mortality developing countries unless trend reversed calls decisive national regional international response case government namibia exempted basic foodstuffs value-added tax order mitigate effects higher health
NAM 2008 206 206 efforts developing countries mechanisms sharing harnessing appropriate technologies net importer food fuel namibia hit hard soaring prices commodities will catastrophic increases incidence hunger malnutrition infant mortality developing countries unless trend reversed calls decisive national regional international response case government namibia exempted basic foodstuffs value-added tax order mitigate effects higher prices food health
NER 2008 1093 1093 progress initiative timely country like niger whose strategy reduce poverty speed development period 2009-2012 focuses precisely achievement mdgs moreover various efforts government recent years areas health education access water already led significant improvement relevant indicators pv 08-53122 recommendations steering group conclusions recent high-level meeting mdgs jointly organized president general assembly secretary-general health
NGA 2008 525 525 cent issues addressed council african ninth attention paid development clean energy technology alternative sources energy avert looming disaster climate_change continent already vulnerable tenth need breakthrough malaria vaccine together greater sustained support fight hiv aids pandemic two major impediments reaching potential africa recent steep rise global food prices presented us monumental challenge health
NGA 2008 534 534 clean energy technology alternative sources energy avert looming disaster climate_change continent already vulnerable tenth need breakthrough malaria vaccine together greater sustained support fight hiv aids pandemic two major impediments reaching potential africa recent steep rise global food prices presented us monumental challenge global embarrassment compounds misery sharing increasingly crowded space compounds health
NGA 2008 576 576 global embarrassment compounds misery sharing increasingly crowded space compounds affluence global village unacceptable despite technological advancements resources unimaginable two decades ago children still die hunger malnutrition can one say genius permits us make living outer space feasible looks way billion people world going bed hungry million children dying year hunger malnutrition health
NGA 2008 601 601 malnutrition can one say genius permits us make living outer space feasible looks way billion people world going bed hungry million children dying year hunger malnutrition problem deserves full attention assembly right food must pursued renewed vigour nigeria condemns terrorism forms manifestations reaffirm support counter-terrorism measures security council united nations global health
NLD 2008 239 239 great deal progress made thanks efforts many people progress inspire hope continue work towards millennium development goals still much countries situation actually getting worse especially health concerned one child still dies every three seconds one mother every minute governments need realize good ethical governance essential foundation development realizing must act accordingly health
NLD 2008 328 328 role process 08-51851 stepping financial sector oversight together re-establish stability integrity financial system governments duty provide food people international community will support fight hunger want disease must efficiently possible must waste resources need great must work together must work together governments certainly also business community civil society public-private partnership works meet health
NLD 2008 424 424 will netherlands earmarked extra funding development agriculture developing countries however can food without water water source life billion people currently proper access clean drinking water health lives balance netherlands joined countries believe water human right access water essential part freedom want ensure second essential freedom freedom fear millions people still live health
NLD 2008 792 792 nations together number countries worldwide people enjoyed reasonable level freedom around per cent total today per cent countries can called free period number people suffering malnutrition fallen several hundred million number armed conflicts also declining however serious situation remains certain troubled regions progress possible happen netherlands incentive continue working heart soul health
NOR 2008 306 306 resources contributions donor countries will require improved accountability transparency results-based management system reaching millennium development goals mdgs foremost priority assumed special responsibility regarding mdg child mortality mdg maternal health must dedicate next seven years bottom billion several leaders joined today presenting report global campaign health millennium development goals also presented plan health
NOR 2008 309 309 countries will require improved accountability transparency results-based management system reaching millennium development goals mdgs foremost priority assumed special responsibility regarding mdg child mortality mdg maternal health must dedicate next seven years bottom billion several leaders joined today presenting report global campaign health millennium development goals also presented plan next seven years health
NOR 2008 325 325 assumed special responsibility regarding mdg child mortality mdg maternal health must dedicate next seven years bottom billion several leaders joined today presenting report global campaign health millennium development goals also presented plan next seven years exceptional plan can allow us save million lives succeed will build sustainable societies reduce conflict potential health
NOR 2008 364 364 us save million lives succeed will build sustainable societies reduce conflict potential provide better basis growth making progress towards millennium development goals poverty reduced child mortality falling made progress regard maternal health appalling can one reason awful situation persistent neglect women world dominated men just think millions young girls young women health
NOR 2008 370 370 build sustainable societies reduce conflict potential provide better basis growth making progress towards millennium development goals poverty reduced child mortality falling made progress regard maternal health appalling can one reason awful situation persistent neglect women world dominated men just think millions young girls young women know fear dread giving life may health
NOR 2008 476 476 slums ghettos kind investment requires political will decisions must provide framework will direct resources towards ends robert kennedy running president years ago said speech country’s health measured simply economic output output said counts special locks doors jails break yet allow health children quality education joy play still add health education joy health
NOR 2008 491 491 ends robert kennedy running president years ago said speech country’s health measured simply economic output output said counts special locks doors jails break yet allow health children quality education joy play still add health education joy play form capital must grow spread will reach equal levels development opportunity come directly visit health
NOR 2008 499 499 speech country’s health measured simply economic output output said counts special locks doors jails break yet allow health children quality education joy play still add health education joy play form capital must grow spread will reach equal levels development opportunity come directly visit great rainforests amazon brazil country whose president committed health
NRU 2008 640 640 energy needs consequence people suffer scheduled power cuts eight hours every single day impact parents ability care feed children without power houses running water adding health sanitation problems power shedding limits business development impedes government services productivity energy crisis disproportionately impacting nauru terms transport services sea land air passenger freight fast health
NZL 2008 211 211 mdg targets therefore looking direct increased oda pacific strategy focuses poverty reduction efforts around four key pillars strengthening governance achieving broader-based growth sustainable livelihoods improving health education reducing vulnerabilities including climate_change challenging times look united nations deliver effectively development peace security human rights organization must continue evolve along changing demands momentum health
PAN 2008 128 128 iron deficiency last days noted hundreds millions dollars directed rescue commercial enterprises still view indifference fact every year million children younger years dying directly indirectly malnutrition hour words since moment began deliberations morning children younger years died die terrorist acts condemn natural disasters regret died reason simple tragic poor situation simply health
PER 2008 319 319 reach per cent year major increase domestic component driving force economy positive macroeconomic figures add important results management major components social model expanding social education health services well basic assistance poorest social policy peruvian government achieved two years remarkable reduction per cent poverty almost per cent extreme poverty infant mortality also health
PER 2008 343 343 education health services well basic assistance poorest social policy peruvian government achieved two years remarkable reduction per cent poverty almost per cent extreme poverty infant mortality also fallen per cent illiteracy levels also reduced per cent also established objective reducing chronic child malnutrition per cent seeking enhance management increase impact social health
PER 2008 360 360 cent poverty almost per cent extreme poverty infant mortality also fallen per cent illiteracy levels also reduced per cent also established objective reducing chronic child malnutrition per cent seeking enhance management increase impact social expenditures state achievements ensure case peru millennium development goals mdgs will met prior deadline areas poverty reduction health
PER 2008 386 386 per cent seeking enhance management increase impact social expenditures state achievements ensure case peru millennium development goals mdgs will met prior deadline areas poverty reduction nutrition literacy health education among others also see role international cooperation fundamental able bring remote areas social education production projects sustainable manner raise standard living members health
PER 2008 388 388 seeking enhance management increase impact social expenditures state achievements ensure case peru millennium development goals mdgs will met prior deadline areas poverty reduction nutrition literacy health education among others also see role international cooperation fundamental able bring remote areas social education production projects sustainable manner raise standard living members rural communities health
PHL 2008 23 23 developing world tipping point philippines feel pain high prices food fuel rice people pursue universal dream better life children better education better health care higher wages dignified retirement proving value new paradigm self-reliance use first targeted strategy set precise prescriptions ease price challenges secondly food self-sufficiency energy independence health
PHL 2008 660 660 millions good people across globe struggling never must hear cry help within collective power leaders united nations general assembly fulfil universal dream better education better health food table dignified life health
PLW 2008 238 238 development also thank european union ongoing assistance area renewable_energy sincerely hope taiwan will able participate specialized agencies united nations republic china’s meaningful participation agencies world health organization international civil aviation organization help promote peace cooperation asia-pacific region enhance important dialogue help peoples oceans surround palau backbone nation’s existence integral continued viability health
PNG 2008 507 507 nationwide africa caribbean pacific-european union joint parliamentary assembly held papua new guinea november partnership unicef also introduced proactive programmes aimed accelerating girl-child’s access education area health remain major challenges maternal mortality hiv aids government now addressing 10-year national health plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence health
PNG 2008 512 512 joint parliamentary assembly held papua new guinea november partnership unicef also introduced proactive programmes aimed accelerating girl-child’s access education area health remain major challenges maternal mortality hiv aids government now addressing 10-year national health plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence malaria-related deaths stabilization decline infant health
PNG 2008 520 520 partnership unicef also introduced proactive programmes aimed accelerating girl-child’s access education area health remain major challenges maternal mortality hiv aids government now addressing 10-year national health plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence malaria-related deaths stabilization decline infant child mortality ultimately reducing poverty expanding access education health
PNG 2008 527 527 accelerating girl-child’s access education area health remain major challenges maternal mortality hiv aids government now addressing 10-year national health plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence malaria-related deaths stabilization decline infant child mortality ultimately reducing poverty expanding access education health empowering women economic social participation government health
PNG 2008 531 531 area health remain major challenges maternal mortality hiv aids government now addressing 10-year national health plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence malaria-related deaths stabilization decline infant child mortality ultimately reducing poverty expanding access education health empowering women economic social participation government addressing pv 08-53122 millennium health
PNG 2008 539 539 aids government now addressing 10-year national health plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence malaria-related deaths stabilization decline infant child mortality ultimately reducing poverty expanding access education health empowering women economic social participation government addressing pv 08-53122 millennium development goal makes reference partnerships strongly believe goal health
PNG 2008 546 546 plan also recorded positive results major health indicators including decrease malaria incidence malaria-related deaths stabilization decline infant child mortality ultimately reducing poverty expanding access education health empowering women economic social participation government addressing pv 08-53122 millennium development goal makes reference partnerships strongly believe goal critical achievement seven believe however partnerships must health
PNG 2008 1098 1098 rivers provided needed thousands years ways however now feel trapped old ways allowed survive prepare children increasingly complex future now struggle schools afford best teachers health centres provide basic medicines yet communities still remember live sustainably skill many others forgotten rush get ahead hope bold leadership required sides economic divide transform health
POL 2008 194 194 reform number non-permanent members council increased truly reflect today’s world let us remember rules regard laid world fundamentally different today’s everyone right standard living adequate health well-being family including food clothing housing medical care necessary social services principle enshrined article universal declaration human rights whose sixtieth anniversary celebrate year international community health
PRT 2008 292 292 undertaken eu-africa joint strategy illustrate renewed partnership based cooperation areas peace security development good governance human rights trade regional integration peace sustainable development access education health care integration african economies international markets essential objectives building just peaceful balanced international order accordingly must support efforts african nations achieve objectives context like congratulate health
PRY 2008 59 59 eliminating hunger embracing equity among nations building better world believe one day enormous buildings built aim preventing war will increasingly dedicated providing bread eradicating hunger malnutrition throughout world saving millions lives disease violence kinds years single-party government first time country’s political history party come power via ballot appropriate means democratic code health
PRY 2008 65 65 building better world believe one day enormous buildings built aim preventing war will increasingly dedicated providing bread eradicating hunger malnutrition throughout world saving millions lives disease violence kinds years single-party government first time country’s political history party come power via ballot appropriate means democratic code paraguay soaring winds democratic change blowing health
PRY 2008 1104 1104 worldwide live poverty line latin american subcontinent poverty risen per cent population paraguay per cent citizens suffer scourge almost per cent live line extreme poverty malnutrition now affects four every paraguayan children situation unacceptable demands radical change approach taken combat state affairs disadvantaged remain sidelines development ones must listen alleviating suffering health
PSE 2008 837 837 future different reality occupation siege loss hope despite harsh circumstances national authority governing institutions exerted every possible effort improve conditions fields including security economic education health cultural sectors wish express gratitude brothers arab countries general secretariat league arab states whole international community important assistance extended people authority aspects endeavour restore palestinian health
PSE 2008 976 976 years failed develop progress doubt ongoing siege gaza strip unemployment endemic compounding tragic humanitarian crisis unprecedented scope scale opportunities education medical care scarce punishing causing malnutrition entire generation consequent risks future entire people addition transformation gaza strip huge virtual prison holding nearly million palestinians exerted efforts get siege gaza lifted dear health
RUS 2008 977 977 nations system contexts help find equitable solution problems international development assistance mechanisms established russia will help us increase extent effectiveness participation international efforts fight hunger disease promote broader access education overcome energy shortages will additional contribution achievement millennium development goals natural pay particular attention assisting nearby countries countries partners share traditional health
SDN 2008 1339 1339 subregional national initiatives let mention sudan implemented several quick-income projects several short-term projects benefit vulnerable groups regarding attainment mdgs especially alleviation poverty development support education health fight diseases like 08-51851 malaria state still directing efforts attain objectives realize sustainable development must take consideration potential country vast resources according reports relevant international health
SDN 2008 1341 1341 initiatives let mention sudan implemented several quick-income projects several short-term projects benefit vulnerable groups regarding attainment mdgs especially alleviation poverty development support education health fight diseases like 08-51851 malaria state still directing efforts attain objectives realize sustainable development must take consideration potential country vast resources according reports relevant international organizations make health
SDN 2008 1344 1344 sudan implemented several quick-income projects several short-term projects benefit vulnerable groups regarding attainment mdgs especially alleviation poverty development support education health fight diseases like 08-51851 malaria state still directing efforts attain objectives realize sustainable development must take consideration potential country vast resources according reports relevant international organizations make capable helping solve health
SEN 2008 692 692 senegal far world bank’s ease business index just days ago thanks targeted efforts overcome shortcomings senegal classified first country africa business fifth world child maternal mortality one obstacles overcoming shortcomings giving thought problem decided week ago senegal long problem left state will make progress instituted new approach entails putting charge woman health
SEN 2008 740 740 putting charge woman neighbourhood affected areas monitor pregnancies help pregnant women visit doctors well immediately inform authorities problems hope will enable us reduce child maternal mortality even going far provide cell phones women interior senegal can report cases health-care centres also need establish new mechanism mobilize resources goal setting pilot group health
SGP 2008 766 766 united nations asean myanmar government worked effectively day day overcome problems ground ensure international aid reached furthest corners affected area prevented second wave deaths hunger disease asean capabilities help myanmar major way asean working together united nations international agencies able make huge difference globalization mushrooming regional institutions around world come play health
SLB 2008 998 998 frameworks strengthens governance democracy provided paris declaration allowing state increase legitimacy reach population meaningfully delegation remains concerned much debate millennium development goals centred social commitments health gender hiv aids education economic issues given attention placing countries huge youth unemployed populations awkward fragile situation consider gap time bomb will explode trigger instability health
SLE 2008 579 579 requires absence war development remains foremost need sierra leoneans moreover foundation security makes political rights meaningful one can secure one food shelter clean water protection disease monumental task poverty eradication one national priorities government government completing second-generation poverty reduction strategy guide us process also developed comprehensive strategy nation’s development next five health
SLV 2008 433 433 salvador explained actions undertaken order deal crisis central america particularly vulnerable areas country el salvador responding social programmes aimed reducing extreme poverty fighting hunger infant malnutrition attaining mdgs next ibero-american summit heads state government will held el salvador subject children age five will matter priority order counter impact economic crisis salvadoranian health
SLV 2008 676 676 global scope order strengthen development cooperation middle-income countries believe new types development cooperation must also included south-south cooperation triangular cooperation exchange debt investment social areas health education environment already spain france germany help us attain mdgs meet parameters established united nations view important seek solutions problems never abandon ongoing efforts achieve health
SLV 2008 822 822 undertaken el salvador help suffering hiv aids first foremost universal free antiretroviral drugs need great number decentralized hospitals providing treatment last four years managed reduce mortality rate hiv aids per cent number children born hiv aids per cent falling children annually regard implementing goals special session general assembly children contained plan health
SLV 2008 871 871 contained plan action creating world fit children s-27 rev pleased report progress el salvador made achieved goals particularly reduction extreme poverty immunization infant 08-51839 maternal mortality education children adolescents programmes solidarity network maps poverty order identify extreme poverty alliance family measures help family purse solidarity fund health healthy schools key successes health
SLV 2008 892 892 immunization infant 08-51839 maternal mortality education children adolescents programmes solidarity network maps poverty order identify extreme poverty alliance family measures help family purse solidarity fund health healthy schools key successes must underline achieved targets established millennium development goals deadline particular concerning poverty reduction gender equality access drinking water support initiative secretary-general health
SMR 2008 521 521 captains regent commemorative plenary meeting general assembly follow-up outcome special session children event lent impetus states activities underscored need cooperation population growth climate_change spread new diseases well economic financial instability armed conflicts seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals mdgs particular subject climate_change become priority united nations agenda last two years impact health
STP 2008 312 312 sectors attempt ensure measure food security however despite relatively unfavourable overall environment success stories example recent years sao tome principe made great progress regard child mortality indicators certain will achieve targets established mdgs also made progress area education adequate support partners international community will able achieve relevant targets set mdgs according health
STP 2008 343 343 established mdgs also made progress area education adequate support partners international community will able achieve relevant targets set mdgs according data published incidence hiv aids infection increased country attempted provide free subsidized antiretroviral treatment help federative republic brazil also carrying aggressive policy educate people order prevent disease promote safe sexual practices health
STP 2008 364 364 published incidence hiv aids infection increased country attempted provide free subsidized antiretroviral treatment help federative republic brazil also carrying aggressive policy educate people order prevent disease promote safe sexual practices sao tome principe archipelago includes three mountainous islands despite mountainous terrain however people increasingly concerned advancing sea high tide according records health
STP 2008 508 508 birth well solidarity compassion one encounters thereafter empty words yes must re-establish generosity solidarity among human beings 08-51845 example fact decrease per cent number cases malaria recorded sao tome principe result expect disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health
STP 2008 515 515 empty words yes must re-establish generosity solidarity among human beings 08-51845 example fact decrease per cent number cases malaria recorded sao tome principe result expect disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health malaria main cause child mortality morbidity health
STP 2008 530 530 cent number cases malaria recorded sao tome principe result expect disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health malaria main cause child mortality morbidity among people country possible thanks republic china taiwan speaking solidarity taiwan rostrum like appeal conscience health
STP 2008 534 534 recorded sao tome principe result expect disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health malaria main cause child mortality morbidity among people country possible thanks republic china taiwan speaking solidarity taiwan rostrum like appeal conscience every member consider fate health
STP 2008 535 535 sao tome principe result expect disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health malaria main cause child mortality morbidity among people country possible thanks republic china taiwan speaking solidarity taiwan rostrum like appeal conscience every member consider fate million health
STP 2008 539 539 expect disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health malaria main cause child mortality morbidity among people country possible thanks republic china taiwan speaking solidarity taiwan rostrum like appeal conscience every member consider fate million taiwanese relegated will community health
STP 2008 540 540 disease will soon eradicated country ongoing control programme first time centuries confirmed recent report world health organization state world’s health malaria main cause child mortality morbidity among people country possible thanks republic china taiwan speaking solidarity taiwan rostrum like appeal conscience every member consider fate million taiwanese relegated will community nations health
SUR 2008 104 104 sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights year many rights still serious pressure new threats global_warming climate_change recently global food energy crises infringement people’s rights food health education security overall freedom live dignity tribulations intertwined universal thus beyond control single nation millions vulnerable people therefore looking international community united nations helm effective health
SWE 2008 545 545 commitments already made long run rise price energy food positive effect development agricultural sector short run however jeopardize fulfilment mdgs threaten progress already made communicable diseases least hiv aids another obstacle achievement mdgs must address accra meeting paris declaration took important steps towards better aid effectiveness reconfirmed shared responsibility development however health
SWZ 2008 56 56 extend appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicated diseases tuberculosis malaria hiv aids epidemic food shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development encouraging note health
SWZ 2008 58 58 secretary-general ban ki-moon entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicated diseases tuberculosis malaria hiv aids epidemic food shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development encouraging note united nations health
SWZ 2008 61 61 entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicated diseases tuberculosis malaria hiv aids epidemic food shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development encouraging note united nations particular food agriculture health
SWZ 2008 405 405 mdgs 08-51851 everything possible achieve universal education providing resources every child go school efforts made achieve gender equality empowerment women ensure environmental sustainability reduce child mortality combat hiv aids tuberculosis malaria among targets peace stability security form primary goals united nations remain key pillars meaningful development conditions prevail peoples can concentrate health
SWZ 2008 410 410 universal education providing resources every child go school efforts made achieve gender equality empowerment women ensure environmental sustainability reduce child mortality combat hiv aids tuberculosis malaria among targets peace stability security form primary goals united nations remain key pillars meaningful development conditions prevail peoples can concentrate energies resources pursuit productivity wealth health
SYC 2008 102 102 united nations faith values people seychelles lived values yes averted many wars resolved many conflicts age relative peace security new enemies staring us face hunger pandemics underdevelopment poverty economic turmoil environmental degradation inequity global trading system enemies overcome will shatter foundation civilization enemies battle conquer create better world children children battles health
SYC 2008 490 490 taken fact seychelles falls category highly vulnerable countries defined commonwealth vulnerability index relative success reason denial access special development funds especially addressing education water sanitation health price pay improving quality life people price pay dedicating per cent territory environmental conservation benefit whole world natural environment future treasure trove biodiversity attach highest health
SYC 2008 660 660 especially international year planet earth running time must combine resources know-how avoid physical damage social economic toll threaten us greatest afflictions humankind today hunger starvation malnutrition today food security foremost concern challenge many governments bring food ordinary people affordable prices dramatic increase grain prices led huge increases price bread milk meat health
TGO 2008 832 832 international peace security demonstrated participation various peacekeeping operations united nations african union ecowas today ever world needs security peace order devote energies eliminating hunger illiteracy disease end urgent ever make concerted efforts fight inequality injustice exclusion 08-53129 respective countries must build societies humanism solidarity will reign peace security believe one purposes health
THA 2008 332 332 development choice embodied millennium declaration millennium development goals mdgs now midway towards target year realization many remarkable encouraging success stories progress far reducing poverty hunger disease name also unremarkable discouraging stories setbacks far many countries realization mdgs become increasingly difficult achieve thailand therefore pleased see international community coming together one determination health
TON 2008 243 243 agricultural sector greater self-reliance ultimate goal kingdom tonga strives tonga’s performance united nations human development index continues reflect high level expenditure investment social sectors including health education united nations human development report ranks tonga total countries tonga achieved targets universal primary education gender equality provision free primary school education tonga shares health
TTO 2008 373 373 utilize resources disposal including recommitment food agriculture 08-53129 organization united nations fao established help developing countries countries transition modernize improve agriculture fisheries practices ensure good nutrition citizens must work concert provide institution resources necessary discharge effectively mandates fail win war common enemy will compromising right food extension right life millions people health
TUR 2008 99 99 community bridge quickly possible enormous gap wealthiest least fortunate certainly made considerable progress direction including towards meeting millennium development goals however common fight poverty illiteracy epidemic diseases child mortality climate_change still far contrary volatile fuel prices food crisis global economic slowdown brought even 08-51570 challenging development security environment circumstances fight terrorism health
TUR 2008 100 100 bridge quickly possible enormous gap wealthiest least fortunate certainly made considerable progress direction including towards meeting millennium development goals however common fight poverty illiteracy epidemic diseases child mortality climate_change still far contrary volatile fuel prices food crisis global economic slowdown brought even 08-51570 challenging development security environment circumstances fight terrorism racism health
TUR 2008 102 102 possible enormous gap wealthiest least fortunate certainly made considerable progress direction including towards meeting millennium development goals however common fight poverty illiteracy epidemic diseases child mortality climate_change still far contrary volatile fuel prices food crisis global economic slowdown brought even 08-51570 challenging development security environment circumstances fight terrorism racism xenophobia forms health
TUR 2008 260 260 global development agenda increased foreign investments enhanced trade facilities part turkey trying contribute endeavour first foremost increased development assistance turkey also provides special facilities development health education agricultural projects various parts world result fast-growing aid programmes turkey now recognized emerging donor country international community united nations ministerial conference least developed countries health
TUV 2008 997 997 united nations specialized agencies government strongly supports taiwan’s aspirations meaningfully participate united nations specialized agencies recognizing taiwan’s political economic achievements constructive contribution international development trade health education technology appeal strongly taiwan’s aspirations participate full member specialized agencies united nations given proper urgent attention finally story achievement mdgs mixed small island developing health
UGA 2008 670 670 consequence developments rather precursor phenomenon extraneous 08-51606 mr yáñez-barnuevo spain vice-president took chair second position like point regarding mdgs uganda course meet except related maternal health child mortality see reason goals achieved exception combating hiv aids behaviour-related sure others achievable uganda enough political-led sensitization investment associate pessimistic africa put cart horse health
UGA 2008 672 672 rather precursor phenomenon extraneous 08-51606 mr yáñez-barnuevo spain vice-president took chair second position like point regarding mdgs uganda course meet except related maternal health child mortality see reason goals achieved exception combating hiv aids behaviour-related sure others achievable uganda enough political-led sensitization investment associate pessimistic africa put cart horse instance industrialization health
UKR 2008 448 448 binding framework agreement world environmental constitution establish single-structure system ecological environmental protection 08-51749 relevant authority mechanisms united nations plan revitalize efforts fight hiv aids dangerous diseases problem remains highly topical ukraine undoubtedly ukraine will continue keep eye whole range common tasks challenges poverty problems trafficking human beings international terrorism proliferation weapons health
URY 2008 387 387 agreed member states september uruguay fully endorsed context uruguay taken firm steps achieve goals need highlight among policies significant social content recent launching comprehensive national health system aimed transforming health-care model prioritizing primary health care prevention order guarantee basic right citizens part social inclusion policy uruguay implementing given strict adherence international health
URY 2008 395 395 uruguay taken firm steps achieve goals need highlight among policies significant social content recent launching comprehensive national health system aimed transforming health-care model prioritizing primary health care prevention order guarantee basic right citizens part social inclusion policy uruguay implementing given strict adherence international law uruguay also firmly committed consolidating international peace health
USA 2008 1001 1001 prospect better life shadows hopelessness radicalism thrives eventually radicalism can boil violence cross borders take innocent lives across world overcoming hopelessness requires addressing causes poverty disease ignorance challenging conditions interest every nation hall democracies particularly well positioned carry work experience responding needs people natural partners helping nations respond needs together must health
USA 2008 1032 1032 nation hall democracies particularly well positioned carry work experience responding needs people natural partners helping nations respond needs together must commit resources efforts advancing education health prosperity years many nations made well- intentioned efforts promote goals success efforts must measured intentions must measured results nation placing insistence results heart foreign assistance health
USA 2008 1170 1170 hiv aids measures results far results inspiring five years ago people sub-saharan africa receiving treatment hiv aids today number nearly million taking similar approach fighting malaria far supported local efforts protect million africans multilateral organizations made bold commitments fight disease g-8 pledged match america’s efforts malaria hiv aids global fund many health
USA 2008 1184 1184 treatment hiv aids today number nearly million taking similar approach fighting malaria far supported local efforts protect million africans multilateral organizations made bold commitments fight disease g-8 pledged match america’s efforts malaria hiv aids global fund many countries working fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis lives developing world depend programmes made pledges health
USA 2008 1190 1190 million taking similar approach fighting malaria far supported local efforts protect million africans multilateral organizations made bold commitments fight disease g-8 pledged match america’s efforts malaria hiv aids global fund many countries working fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis lives developing world depend programmes made pledges fight disease obligation follow commitments one health
USA 2008 1201 1201 million africans multilateral organizations made bold commitments fight disease g-8 pledged match america’s efforts malaria hiv aids global fund many countries working fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis lives developing world depend programmes made pledges fight disease obligation follow commitments one powerful engines development prosperity trade investment create new opportunities entrepreneurs help health
USA 2008 1211 1211 pledged match america’s efforts malaria hiv aids global fund many countries working fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis lives developing world depend programmes made pledges fight disease obligation follow commitments one powerful engines development prosperity trade investment create new opportunities entrepreneurs help people rise poverty reinforce fundamental values transparency rule law reasons health
VCT 2008 544 544 rush biofuels adverse climate changes anaemic development assistance meaningful attempt alleviate suffering poor hungry people world must start systemic issues resist urge treat symptoms ignoring disease causes banana farmers saint vincent grenadines continue heroic struggles eke living face international corporate greed thinly disguised principled globalization farmers tradesmen private sector still waiting health
VCT 2008 832 832 encouraged path peace permitting meaningful participation specialized agencies united nations much taiwan’s vibrant economy recognized participation wto compelling reason equally vibrant people denied participation world health organization specialized agencies caribbean midst annual hurricane season awesome winds sea surges torrential rains gustav hanna ike brought issue climate_change sharp relief matter life death health
VEN 2008 856 856 close per cent calories produced per person case 1960s despite increase total population sufficient food produced world can explain fact million people now suffer hunger malnutrition people die hunger every day children secretary-general stated development state emergency continues appeal progress millennium development goals venezuela promotes policies social inclusion public policies ensure health
VEN 2008 970 970 goals number people extreme poverty dropped country increase per cent primary school attendance unemployment dropped per cent per cent recent years gross domestic product expenditures health increased per cent provide total coverage suffering aids proportion population access drinking water increased per cent per cent period infant mortality dropped per live births health
VEN 2008 991 991 gross domestic product expenditures health increased per cent provide total coverage suffering aids proportion population access drinking water increased per cent per cent period infant mortality dropped per live births venezuela made major contributions efforts cooperation complementarity countries south bolivarian alternative americas alba established bolivia cuba nicaragua dominica honduras venezuela initiative health
VNM 2008 385 385 seriously observed commitments actively participated addressing global issues strongly support bali road map aims establish legal framework international cooperation addressing climate_change beyond despite natural disasters epidemics viet nam honouring commitments maintain volume rice exports million tons annually intend continue efforts ease pressures caused rising price food preserve food security year marks health
ZMB 2008 289 289 vulnerable groups society part overall process within framework 08-53129 regard zambia supports assertion women’s empowerment gender equality drivers reducing poverty building food security reducing maternal mortality realization states members southern african development community sadc signed sadc protocol gender development august first kind africa regional national efforts need complemented global action regard health
ZMB 2008 352 352 strengthening gender architecture currently fragmented underresourced process empowering women striving gender equality zambia realizes hiv aids continues challenge country’s development prevalence rate women higher men pandemic robbing country young productive workforce zambian government therefore put place number policies helped reduce prevalence hiv per cent per cent reduction prevalence rate indication government health
ZMB 2008 812 812 zambia like sub-saharan africa spared adverse effects climate_change increased exposure drought rising temperatures erratic rainfall extreme_weather conditions threatening water agricultural systems thereby condemning millions face malnutrition water shortages mr tanin afghanistan vice-president took chair let now turn ongoing reforms united nations particular protracted discussions reform security council zambia wishes reiterate fact health
ZMB 2008 1020 1020 nations remains multilateral institution capable addressing challenges one world world’s poor looking united nations system deliver commitments enable live dignity every possible opportunity free hunger diseases hiv aids peaceful secure environmentally sustainable world let us therefore fail deserve less health
AFG 2009 330 330 afghanistan includes emerging democracy ascendant state institutions nascent civil society growing private sector strong international solidarity can refer many examples new afghanistan advancing fields education health infrastructure media economic growth generous support sacrifices international community vital joint proud achievements afghanistan afghans remain grateful afghanistan presidential provincial elections august demonstrated many positive health
AGO 2009 238 238 issue agenda member states reform security council united nations live globalized world one increasingly characterized substantial economic social inequality hunger poverty aggravated fact linked endemic diseases malaria tuberculosis cause millions deaths every year africa devastating entire generation dramatically jeopardizing development progress continent therefore urgent reverse situation consuming people putting men women health
AGO 2009 239 239 agenda member states reform security council united nations live globalized world one increasingly characterized substantial economic social inequality hunger poverty aggravated fact linked endemic diseases malaria tuberculosis cause millions deaths every year africa devastating entire generation dramatically jeopardizing development progress continent therefore urgent reverse situation consuming people putting men women mercy health
AGO 2009 288 288 women mercy inducements inevitably lead violence crime extent cause serious problems humanity currently faces food security thus seems one main concerns african continent due importance health productivity social political stability economic growth angola believes possible substantially reduce food security deficit africa international community comes together around following fundamental issues first reserves health
AGO 2009 364 364 organization international fund agricultural development united nations specialized agencies adopted action plans within framework regional initiatives also extremely important can contribute reducing food shortages combating disease among initiatives like highlight new partnership africa’s development ouagadougou declaration plan action employment eradication extreme poverty maputo declaration proposing allocation per cent public expenditure agriculture health
AGO 2009 406 406 maputo declaration proposing allocation per cent public expenditure agriculture rural development sirte declaration agriculture water abuja resolution food safety abuja maputo declarations hiv aids tuberculosis malaria related diseases economic financial crisis though exogenous origin also seriously affecting growth african economies due among reasons reduction asset values financial assets held abroad mainly health
AGO 2009 408 408 proposing allocation per cent public expenditure agriculture rural development sirte declaration agriculture water abuja resolution food safety abuja maputo declarations hiv aids tuberculosis malaria related diseases economic financial crisis though exogenous origin also seriously affecting growth african economies due among reasons reduction asset values financial assets held abroad mainly due marked health
ALB 2009 82 82 contribution success session gathered today year world faced one worst financial economic crises history gathered time hundreds millions people oppressed tyrannical regimes facing extreme poverty disease major health social calamities gathered time brutal conflicts continue take lives innocent people various regions world nuclear crises iran north korea represent genuine threat world health
ALB 2009 84 84 session gathered today year world faced one worst financial economic crises history gathered time hundreds millions people oppressed tyrannical regimes facing extreme poverty disease major health social calamities gathered time brutal conflicts continue take lives innocent people various regions world nuclear crises iran north korea represent genuine threat world peace albania health
ALB 2009 300 300 significant progress area past three years albanians moved poverty line extreme poverty reduced per cent tens thousands new jobs created number university students doubled infant mortality drastically reduced spoke english years seen worst financial economic crisis world known since great depression albanian economy felt consequences crisis exports fell per cent levels health
ALB 2009 1015 1015 programmes 09-52592 states members united nations share responsibility efficient functioning organization one can ignore track record united nations activities many fields whenever crisis poverty famine disease disaster united nations provide relief support however long evident world countries complexity international relations develop much faster united nations able adjust adapt new realities albania health
AND 2009 594 594 december will possible adopt new climate agreement equitable efficient ambitious scientific point view believe achieve positive result conference essential involve society especially younger generations believe health fundamental right necessary achieve sustainable development europe throughout world face new challenges health sector new influenza virus one challenge andorran government decided fight making vaccination health
AND 2009 607 607 believe achieve positive result conference essential involve society especially younger generations believe health fundamental right necessary achieve sustainable development europe throughout world face new challenges health sector new influenza virus one challenge andorran government decided fight making vaccination available majority population decision taken cooperation neighbours world health organization another matter principalities health
AND 2009 628 628 world face new challenges health sector new influenza virus one challenge andorran government decided fight making vaccination available majority population decision taken cooperation neighbours world health organization another matter principalities monaco andorra joined forces finance four-year project reduce vulnerability women reproductive age stemming food crisis affecting madagascar two examples fruitful successful health
ARE 2009 47 47 particularly areas security stability sustainable development among notable implications challenges whose consequences transcend national borders international financial crisis deterioration environment increase unemployment poverty outbreaks infectious diseases lack security stability number countries stalemate middle east peace process united arab emirates like seize opportunity express pride international community selected masdar city abu dhabi health
ARE 2009 808 808 high-level dialogue international migration development held sidelines general assembly autumn women children occupy important place among national priorities united arab emirates government particular regard education health knowledge human development empowerment women care protection children among major success stories national development project united arab emirates also made efforts combat forms violence extremism health
ATG 2009 94 94 community nations almost century later just timely common humanity tested worst economic crisis since great depression additional challenges currently confront us include increased incidence impact pandemic diseases worsening poverty hunger trap millions around globe adverse consequences climate_change tensions peace security increasing environmental degradation history recorded success leaders will determined stewardship turbulent health
ATG 2009 95 95 nations almost century later just timely common humanity tested worst economic crisis since great depression additional challenges currently confront us include increased incidence impact pandemic diseases worsening poverty hunger trap millions around globe adverse consequences climate_change tensions peace security increasing environmental degradation history recorded success leaders will determined stewardship turbulent times health
AUS 2009 1237 1237 gap let assembly also forget continuing critical work united nations across full spectrum global governance issues concerning international peacekeeping operations humanitarian operations food security women health children refugees hallmarks civilized global order united nations place institution united nations us peoples united nations charter begins must find solutions problems face build consensus health
BDI 2009 971 971 set international level achieve millennium development goals underscored outcome adopted september world summit heads state government resolution pleased inform assembly thanks policy free primary education health care children age five pregnant women burundi achieving results merit support instance thanks policy number pregnant 09-52586 women giving birth hospitals health centres increased per health
BDI 2009 993 993 free primary education health care children age five pregnant women burundi achieving results merit support instance thanks policy number pregnant 09-52586 women giving birth hospitals health centres increased per cent per cent july government burundi decided provide free malaria treatment mosquito nets entire population government also decided take responsibility medical treatment health
BDI 2009 1006 1006 merit support instance thanks policy number pregnant 09-52586 women giving birth hospitals health centres increased per cent per cent july government burundi decided provide free malaria treatment mosquito nets entire population government also decided take responsibility medical treatment follow-up women beginning first month pregnancy view better protecting health mothers children policy health
BDI 2009 1028 1028 decided provide free malaria treatment mosquito nets entire population government also decided take responsibility medical treatment follow-up women beginning first month pregnancy view better protecting health mothers children policy includes information campaign aimed curbing number births national body will soon established will responsible providing health insurance people living rural areas working health
BDI 2009 1047 1047 first month pregnancy view better protecting health mothers children policy includes information campaign aimed curbing number births national body will soon established will responsible providing health insurance people living rural areas working informal sector education another millennium development goals people burundi working achieve thanks community development efforts people built schools health health
BDI 2009 1072 1072 health insurance people living rural areas working informal sector education another millennium development goals people burundi working achieve thanks community development efforts people built schools health centres course allow school-age children benefit free primary education decided country’s president however still face ongoing problem providing necessary financial resources equip schools health centres health
BDI 2009 1096 1096 schools health centres course allow school-age children benefit free primary education decided country’s president however still face ongoing problem providing necessary financial resources equip schools health centres provide drinking water pay staff need point exceptional steps taken contribute country’s progress run-up moreover government like donors mobilize additional resources ensure sustainability achievements health
BDI 2009 1136 1136 run-up moreover government like donors mobilize additional resources ensure sustainability achievements like take opportunity heartily thank partners already supported implementation policy provide free primary education health services pregnant women children age five appeal still hesitant come assistance order help us overcome numerous challenges referred global financial crisis spared burundi cost raw health
BEN 2009 497 497 integrate young people fabric socio-economic structure also working mechanizing agriculture promoting education offering free mandatory primary education making free caesarean sections available better approach reproductive health social measures implemented time major work begun infrastructure however ongoing economic recession worsening harmful consequences climate_change threaten seriously jeopardize considerable progress made implementing pivotal national health
BFA 2009 480 480 normalized relations lebanon’s neighbours represent opportunity calm consideration global settlement palestinian question contribution republic china taiwan assisting least developed countries commended participation previous session world health assembly augurs well positive evolution country’s contribution life international community years question proliferation nuclear weapons pose enormous threat 09-52463 divided international community thank encourage president health
BGD 2009 322 322 tuition girls secondary level since children future government runs food-for-education cash-for-education programme providing food rations poor primary school children rural areas aim achieve full literacy health another major sector government striving make progress last period power formulated national health policy whose main thrust ensure basic health care without discrimination national strategy health
BGD 2009 335 335 food rations poor primary school children rural areas aim achieve full literacy health another major sector government striving make progress last period power formulated national health policy whose main thrust ensure basic health care without discrimination national strategy maternal health also adopted provides quality services safe motherhood regarding infant mortality plan health
BGD 2009 342 342 areas aim achieve full literacy health another major sector government striving make progress last period power formulated national health policy whose main thrust ensure basic health care without discrimination national strategy maternal health also adopted provides quality services safe motherhood regarding infant mortality plan reduce infant mortality rate per thousand live health
BGD 2009 349 349 major sector government striving make progress last period power formulated national health policy whose main thrust ensure basic health care without discrimination national strategy maternal health also adopted provides quality services safe motherhood regarding infant mortality plan reduce infant mortality rate per thousand live births per thousand plan also extend child health
BGD 2009 359 359 national health policy whose main thrust ensure basic health care without discrimination national strategy maternal health also adopted provides quality services safe motherhood regarding infant mortality plan reduce infant mortality rate per thousand live births per thousand plan also extend child immunization programmes reach per cent population present term last period health
BGD 2009 363 363 main thrust ensure basic health care without discrimination national strategy maternal health also adopted provides quality services safe motherhood regarding infant mortality plan reduce infant mortality rate per thousand live births per thousand plan also extend child immunization programmes reach per cent population present term last period power initiated programmes establish health
BGD 2009 663 663 adversely impacting low-lying deltaic monsoonal country although bangladesh’s contribution climate_change negligible one worst victims erratic floods cyclones droughts earthquakes disrupting agriculture challenging water resources well health energy urban planning particular cyclones battering coastal areas taken countless lives sudden floods uprooted families thousands continue every year river bank 09-52586 erosion landslides soil health
BHR 2009 978 978 territory calls international community support negotiation process initiated security council maintain momentum activate peace development twin concerns world natural feel frustration face prevailing environmental degradation pandemics desertification poverty water scarcity depletion ozone layer climate_change world financial crisis challenges represent imminent threat life now future generations therefore overstatement say twenty-first century destinies health
BHR 2009 1015 1015 challenges represent imminent threat life now future generations therefore overstatement say twenty-first century destinies intertwined need redouble collective efforts address universal dangers daily threaten humanity health food security regard kingdom bahrain cooperation united nations presence secretary-general hosted may launch global assessment report disaster risk reduction report deals issues pertaining protection lives health
BHR 2009 1182 1182 united nations institution limited merely maintenance international peace security rather principal forum coordination positions efforts aimed addressing challenges threatening human beings environment alleviating poverty controlling pandemics settling conflicts wars dialogue negotiations peaceful means world guided tolerance peaceful coexistence security current future generations health
BHS 2009 195 195 fiscal restraint ensure sustainability long term well medium term encourage ensure economy well placed respond swiftly upturn global economy bahamas believes critically important global financial health actions taken national level complemented appropriate international responses year general assembly will consider scale assessments apportionment expenses united nations period 2010- well scale assessments apportionment health
BLZ 2009 195 195 system survival illicit traffickers drugs arms penetrate borders will leaving drug addicts broken families violence death destruction wake population also ravaged hiv aids non-communicable chronic diseases approaching pandemic proportions crises placed attainment millennium development goals belize real jeopardy globalization tide lift boats even networks interdependence compounded national governments can secure basic health
BLZ 2009 197 197 illicit traffickers drugs arms penetrate borders will leaving drug addicts broken families violence death destruction wake population also ravaged hiv aids non-communicable chronic diseases approaching pandemic proportions crises placed attainment millennium development goals belize real jeopardy globalization tide lift boats even networks interdependence compounded national governments can secure basic needs people health
BLZ 2009 1055 1055 hopeful longstanding issues international peace security agenda may achieve progress cases change already afoot cross-strait relations taiwan china improved first time taiwan participated observer world health assembly haiti held elections earlier 09-52598 year relatively peaceful orderly fashion years organization american states now lifted cuba’s suspension body welcome developments expect signal change health
BRB 2009 120 120 face need effective global responses indeed world facing major economic political social upheaval threat food fuel scarcity worst economic financial crisis decades challenge climate_change influenza pandemics assumed international multidimensional character together undermined foundations multilateral system exacerbating already existing disparities approach developed economies crisis create national stimulus packages bail failing industries short health
BRB 2009 1198 1198 success copenhagen therefore will extent decisions take serve ensure survival continued viability small island developing states closing permit seek support general assembly issue emerged crucial health challenge many countries including caribbean chronic non-communicable diseases become one major causes morbidity believe issue must included global discussions development therefore support call made prime health
BRB 2009 1206 1206 ensure survival continued viability small island developing states closing permit seek support general assembly issue emerged crucial health challenge many countries including caribbean chronic non-communicable diseases become one major causes morbidity believe issue must included global discussions development therefore support call made prime minister trinidad tobago special session general assembly issue health
BRB 2009 1211 1211 island developing states closing permit seek support general assembly issue emerged crucial health challenge many countries including caribbean chronic non-communicable diseases become one major causes morbidity believe issue must included global discussions development therefore support call made prime minister trinidad tobago special session general assembly issue see finally difficult times number health
BRN 2009 154 154 help us much looking united nations today judge response past years effective things much better back certainly many old problems may still us terrorism poverty disease war 60-year struggle palestinian people justice hope dignity also lot good things going us nowadays much knowledge communication better ever best thing divided two camps health
BTN 2009 245 245 commitments bhutan achieved relative socio-economic progress past five years annual gross domestic product growth rate averaged around per cent national literacy rate reached per cent health coverage sustained per cent royal government continues accord high priority social sector bhutan launched tenth five-year plan july overarching goal poverty reduction implementing mdg-based initiatives health
BWA 2009 256 256 strategy focus raising living standards people world dealing challenges deploy resources nature technology better life planet avoid actions endanger lives want uplift devastating hiv aids pandemic among myriad challenges committed tackle international cooperation assistance hiv aids undoubtedly continues one daunting challenges time june last year leaders gathered new york midterm review health
BWA 2009 372 372 countries cut hiv aids programmes due budgetary constraints budget reductions hiv aids programmes particular developing countries will obviously result increased loss life well increase cost health care future need redouble implementation efforts draw closer deadline achieving goal ensuring universal access hiv aids prevention treatment care support end essential governments renew commitment health
CHE 2009 40 40 brought global financial system verge breakdown ensuing turbulence finance sector led severe global economic downturn illustrates interconnectedness world reminds us issues climate_change food crisis migration pandemics terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction confined national borders rising global challenges requires determined coordinated action national regional international levels international cooperation become vital united nations health
CHN 2009 76 76 remains grip financial crisis prospects economic recovery still clear worldwide unemployment poverty worsening development imbalances acute global issues climate_change food security energy resource security public health security thrown sharp relief non-traditional security threats including terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction transnational organized crime major communicable diseases threatening world long-standing hotspot issues remain health
CHN 2009 95 95 food security energy resource security public health security thrown sharp relief non-traditional security threats including terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction transnational organized crime major communicable diseases threatening world long-standing hotspot issues remain unresolved regional local conflicts continue flare instability uncertainties international landscape pose severe challenges world peace development face unprecedented opportunities health
CHN 2009 439 439 open markets developing countries reduce exempt tariffs countries honour official development assistance debt relief commitments particular increase assistance least developed countries focus tackling issues hunger health care education developing countries self-reliance essential explore development models conducive development poverty eradication efforts also interest increase trade investment cooperation open markets one another step health
CHN 2009 484 484 cooperation open markets one another step south-south cooperation thirdly pursue cooperation open mind work mutual benefit common progress climate_change food security energy resource security public health security global challenges country immune way us meet challenges ensure harmony peace engage closer international cooperation climate_change one serious challenges human survival development international cooperation health
CHN 2009 600 600 step research development new renewable energies put place system research development dissemination advanced energy technologies diversify energy supply continued spread influenza h1n1 presented global public health challenge confronting entire international community china ready provide help within capacities developing countries prevention control influenza fourthly tolerant towards one another live together harmony mutual health
CHN 2009 877 877 beijing summit forum china-africa cooperation increase assistance africa reduce cancel debts african countries expand trade investment provide human resources technological support african countries areas agriculture health education disaster preparedness reduction intensify personnel training tailored african needs fourthly china will continue participate promote regional monetary financial cooperation maintain financial economic stability promote health
CMR 2009 123 123 certainly good example solidarity kind international solidarity seek like also see achievement millennium development goals common concern narrow gap north south daily struggle poverty hunger pandemics words able mobilize vigorously contain effects financial crisis can address challenges confronting us namely poverty underdevelopment many human beings throughout world still live crisis spared health
CMR 2009 543 543 every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energy health agriculture livestock production ecosystems rapid desertification regard spectacular drying lake chad surface shrunk square kilometres 1960s square kilometres today clearly requires significant collective action central health
COD 2009 1197 1197 also entire subregion preventing reoccurrence security problems tensions seen addition government utmost duly identified ways increase prosperity implement programmes order meet basic needs people particular health education food self-sufficiency basic infrastructure electricity drinking water mention course fight malaria hiv aids well poverty alleviation like post-conflict countries democratic republic congo underscores urgent health
COD 2009 1209 1209 duly identified ways increase prosperity implement programmes order meet basic needs people particular health education food self-sufficiency basic infrastructure electricity drinking water mention course fight malaria hiv aids well poverty alleviation like post-conflict countries democratic republic congo underscores urgent need organize hold international conference financing reconstruction soon possible us question building health
COG 2009 159 159 owe forged freedom human rights solidarity universal justice word destiny humankind men women know billion people still live less dollar day children die unnecessarily hunger disease us know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna health
COL 2009 981 981 world agreements indigenous communities implemented exchange security recovery lands building seven nine promised villages taken noble task preserving forests water sources gain nothing security investment health education social cohesion policy attach equal importance environment understand mega-diverse nation contains per cent planet’s diversity ranks second behind brazil terms plant animal species first health
COM 2009 405 405 efforts always lead conclusive results since today numerous challenges remain consequences countries peoples becoming ever dire certainly progress can seen yet people continue suffer hunger malnutrition sickness children benefit education quality necessary assure better future health care remains luxury citizens villages even cities suffer cruel lack basic social services indeed even health
COM 2009 415 415 consequences countries peoples becoming ever dire certainly progress can seen yet people continue suffer hunger malnutrition sickness children benefit education quality necessary assure better future health care remains luxury citizens villages even cities suffer cruel lack basic social services indeed even potable water electricity finally many countries particularly small island states health
CPV 2009 518 518 decrease per cent per cent means reduction average per capita income light stagnation reduction economic growth developing countries seen increase poverty unemployment cost essential goods malnutrition drastic reduction investment strong likelihood millennium development goals will achieved expected world trade will reduced least per cent real terms per cent dollar terms african health
CRI 2009 238 238 everything wrong continent carried worse poverty continued afflict third inhabitants one three young latin americans still never seen high-school classroom hundreds thousands people died preventable diseases toll violent death countries exceeded countries war despite fact exception colombia armed conflicts region millions trees felled territories responsible among two thirds worldwide forest cover health
CRI 2009 681 681 will people mocked threat nations example great enemy latin america compels waste million day weapons soldiers assure assembly threats far less significant posed mosquito carries malaria instance less significant threat posed lack opportunity pushes young people crime less significant threat posed drug cartels street gangs survive thanks unrestricted market small arms health
CRI 2009 788 788 make costa rica consensus reality 09-52425 initiative create mechanisms forgiving foreign debt using international financial resources support poor middle-income developing countries investing environmental protection education health housing sustainable development people less arms soldiers also ask assembly approve arms trade treaty known organization seeks prohibit transfer arms states groups individuals sufficient reason health
CUB 2009 1237 1237 ago nothing existing economic political order serves interests humankind thus order unsustainable must changed suffice say world already billion inhabitants per cent live poverty ages-old diseases third world diseases malaria tuberculosis others equally lethal eradicated new epidemics like aids threaten exterminate population entire nations meanwhile wealthy countries keep devoting enormous amounts health
CUB 2009 1240 1240 economic political order serves interests humankind thus order unsustainable must changed suffice say world already billion inhabitants per cent live poverty ages-old diseases third world diseases malaria tuberculosis others equally lethal eradicated new epidemics like aids threaten exterminate population entire nations meanwhile wealthy countries keep devoting enormous amounts money military expenses health
CUB 2009 1241 1241 political order serves interests humankind thus order unsustainable must changed suffice say world already billion inhabitants per cent live poverty ages-old diseases third world diseases malaria tuberculosis others equally lethal eradicated new epidemics like aids threaten exterminate population entire nations meanwhile wealthy countries keep devoting enormous amounts money military expenses buy health
CUB 2009 1248 1248 unsustainable must changed suffice say world already billion inhabitants per cent live poverty ages-old diseases third world diseases malaria tuberculosis others equally lethal eradicated new epidemics like aids threaten exterminate population entire nations meanwhile wealthy countries keep devoting enormous amounts money military expenses buy luxury items voracious plague speculators exchange currencies health
CYP 2009 79 79 nations world stability welfare threatened recent global economic crisis crisis revealed weaknesses collective oversight systems collective international action economic nationalism can overcome challenges true action disease poverty well prevention damage environment affects lives us important lesson learned financial crisis economy seen isolation needs society despite remarkable development production forces secured decent health
CYP 2009 117 117 crisis economy seen isolation needs society despite remarkable development production forces secured decent living conditions people many parts world still deprived basic needs drinking water health care access education work magnitude financial crisis shows crisis system extreme manifestation namely neo-liberalism market lawlessness present form globalization realization vision philosophers social revolutionaries global health
CYP 2009 213 213 world today faces multiple challenges threats including climate_change depletion resources human rights abuses failure protect vulnerable populations increased regional inter-state conflict proliferation weapons mass destruction pandemics rostrum heard desperate voices live small-island states despairing appeal young people dramatic warnings scientists climate_change take measures now face risk extinction join voice lend support health
DEU 2009 162 162 underscores one thing germany one world’s largest economies stands global responsibility developing countries must also live responsibilities responsible governance respect human rights environmental protection fight epidemics strengthening rights women challenges country responsibility meet climate_change pre-eminent challenge twenty-first century threatens well-being security economic development will lead uncontrollable risks dramatic damage take resolute health
DOM 2009 256 256 towards meeting goals witnessed deluge global financial crisis since storm intense created widespread state anxiety fear global scale likes seen many decades according director-general world health organization dr margaret chan children tens thousands women will die every year direct consequence global financial crisis today meetings general assembly important global organization held health
DOM 2009 458 458 planned date general assembly work towards promoting true commitment among nations governmental non-governmental institutions urgently assume task achieve economic social development people affected poverty hunger disease illiteracy argued resources available address urgent task insufficient seen diligent manner used address collapse international financial system saying goes will way looking ahead first thing health
EGY 2009 72 72 facing climate_change food crisis crises international peace supplemented additional emerging global challenges make essential us redouble efforts coordinated collective manner global financial crisis together spread diseases h1n1 virus threatens public health worldwide meeting challenge requires high degree conscientious collective work shared awareness effect crisis many countries stability economic social even political health
EGY 2009 77 77 international peace supplemented additional emerging global challenges make essential us redouble efforts coordinated collective manner global financial crisis together spread diseases h1n1 virus threatens public health worldwide meeting challenge requires high degree conscientious collective work shared awareness effect crisis many countries stability economic social even political perhaps security spheres regard collective health
EGY 2009 301 301 terms decline tourist inflows monetary remittances current international economic recession doubt negatively affected states however states south remain affected due negative repercussions recession public spending health care education sustainable development general parallel economic financial food crises still confronting undoubtedly compound hardships faced countries south particular place enormous burdens us terms preserving health
EGY 2009 1151 1151 government coordination influential regional international stakeholders resolve existing problems sons take part united nations forces south sudan darfur contribute limited resources efforts support development provide health care brothers sisters south west sudan hope sudanese people wisdom support receive neighbours international partners will able weather upcoming critical phase sudan’s unity can withstand health
EGY 2009 1329 1329 peoples self-determination situation middle east palestinian question reform united nations unilateral sanctions global financial economic crisis internationally agreed development goals food security africa’s special needs diseases pandemics role civil society climate_change energy human trafficking international terrorism dialogue among civilizations religions second declaration necessity ending economic commercial financial embargo imposed 09-52586 united health
EGY 2009 1330 1330 self-determination situation middle east palestinian question reform united nations unilateral sanctions global financial economic crisis internationally agreed development goals food security africa’s special needs diseases pandemics role civil society climate_change energy human trafficking international terrorism dialogue among civilizations religions second declaration necessity ending economic commercial financial embargo imposed 09-52586 united states health
ERI 2009 347 347 real reform occurred far global maelstrom even peoples developed countries adversely affected none exposed harm marginalized africa peoples africa victims poverty hunger models backwardness metaphors diseases epidemics continent become breeding ground crises conflicts regard urgent concern fact special-interest groups rendered africans paralysed hence instead resolving problems find mired poverty hunger disease health
ERI 2009 348 348 reform occurred far global maelstrom even peoples developed countries adversely affected none exposed harm marginalized africa peoples africa victims poverty hunger models backwardness metaphors diseases epidemics continent become breeding ground crises conflicts regard urgent concern fact special-interest groups rendered africans paralysed hence instead resolving problems find mired poverty hunger disease rather health
ERI 2009 372 372 diseases epidemics continent become breeding ground crises conflicts regard urgent concern fact special-interest groups rendered africans paralysed hence instead resolving problems find mired poverty hunger disease rather actively striving achieve development growth similarly comes resolution crises conflicts africans find dependent goodwill others however criticism reserved special-interest groups steer prevailing world order health
FJI 2009 87 87 island developing state enriched membership participation united nations fiji people like small developing island states among first victims contemporary global crises financial economic crisis h1n1 pandemic dramatic phenomenon climate_change small economies like global events real effect daily livelihoods people part attempted respond crises making policy changes adjustments encouraging people grow food health
FRA 2009 98 98 suffering fear politically morally accountable suffering planet tens millions men women lost jobs homes billion human beings suffering hunger hundreds millions access water energy minimal health care hundreds millions people heads state government one else must restore hope paying price crisis role bringing owe answer people outraged behaviour financial world led health
FRA 2009 475 475 need acknowledge legitimacy principle carbon tax border adjustment mechanism nobody can profit environmental dumping let law trade law believe free trade fundamental standards members world health organization can impair right health nothing members international labour organization defined fundamental standards field can accept standards flouted right health right minimum respect one’s social health
FRA 2009 480 480 tax border adjustment mechanism nobody can profit environmental dumping let law trade law believe free trade fundamental standards members world health organization can impair right health nothing members international labour organization defined fundamental standards field can accept standards flouted right health right minimum respect one’s social rights right protection planet just health
FRA 2009 495 495 trade fundamental standards members world health organization can impair right health nothing members international labour organization defined fundamental standards field can accept standards flouted right health right minimum respect one’s social rights right protection planet just important right trade single right important others ask developing countries poor countries comply standards rich health
FSM 2009 541 541 per cent area’s marine resources per cent land resources acknowledge support friends development partners helped us implement initiative part national development agenda especially priority areas health education private sector development seeking acquire comprehensive broadband connectivity capacity undersea fibre-optic cable will enable us meet objectives world summit information society millennium development goals health
FSM 2009 807 807 position well known repeatedly called strong agreement must leave island behind collective failure meet challenge now will lead us towards colossal irreversible damage mother earth health planet needs remedy lives millions depend action must respond take appropriate swift action aware different states different ideas strong deal means mistrust countries become reason health
FSM 2009 855 855 countries become reason failure can economic considerations become excuse inaction 09-52470 throughout history humankind examples nations disagreed coming together survival crisis time war economic hardship epidemic today crisis climate_change simply time waste will therefore stop talk cheap action speaks louder words need action let us go copenhagen seal deal will meet health
GBR 2009 283 283 arms race can global compact jobs growth choke recovery failing act together follow coordinated global fiscal expansion agreed now put place act together prevent avoidable illness can plan save tomorrow children dying africa today every day say need world agreement urgent challenges now let elaborate first climate_change despite promises made road health
GBR 2009 1001 1001 make millennium development goals reality unyielding grinding soul-destroying often lethal poverty saw africa developing countries convinced unless empowerment trade justice matched empowerment free education free health care generation sub-saharan africa will opportunity deserve rise poverty will never fully free 09-52179 believe greatest injustice demands boldest actions today united nations general assembly health
GBR 2009 1034 1034 rise poverty will never fully free 09-52179 believe greatest injustice demands boldest actions today united nations general assembly will see history made beginnings universal free health care africa asia burundi sierra leone malawi nepal liberia ghana make major announcements applaud extend free health care abolish user fees result actions million additional health
GBR 2009 1051 1051 assembly will see history made beginnings universal free health care africa asia burundi sierra leone malawi nepal liberia ghana make major announcements applaud extend free health care abolish user fees result actions million additional people africa asia will now access free health services million people will now first time get treatment health
GBR 2009 1067 1067 nepal liberia ghana make major announcements applaud extend free health care abolish user fees result actions million additional people africa asia will now access free health services million people will now first time get treatment need without turned away fearing will pay urge match leadership countries support commit united kingdom giving health
GHA 2009 939 939 international peace security promoting fruitful international cooperation therefore want us strengthen resolve muster necessary political will assist united nations effectively discharge obligation redeem peoples war disease poverty ghana pledged build better ghana therefore want assist united nations build better world may god bless us efforts health
GIN 2009 528 528 solidarity sustainable development realizing aspirations remains dependent international community fulfilling commitments developing countries bearing brunt global economic financial crisis yet necessary despite progress made fight pandemics illiteracy extreme poverty immense efforts still needed full harmonious achievement millennium development goals therefore establishment partnership prioritizes development africa substantial increases aid investment flows clearly health
GMB 2009 244 244 irrespective geopolitical size location economic circumstances race religion safeguarded double standards place united nations peace security absence justice justice face abject poverty characterized hunger starvation disease lack basic social services result exploitation justice merciless exploitation suppression criminal invasion sovereign states peace development result marginalization injustice racism unfortunately injustice racism merciless exploitation health
GMB 2009 721 721 forced endure far long now going put end ended apartheid south africa force necessary will defend humanity dignity resources interests culture moment forward hiv aids malaria tuberculosis killer diseases like reiterate delegation’s support work global fund fighting diseases wish call concerted efforts mobilize resources support international research traditional medicine alternative disease health
GMB 2009 724 724 long now going put end ended apartheid south africa force necessary will defend humanity dignity resources interests culture moment forward hiv aids malaria tuberculosis killer diseases like reiterate delegation’s support work global fund fighting diseases wish call concerted efforts mobilize resources support international research traditional medicine alternative disease treatment programmes traditional health
GMB 2009 733 733 force necessary will defend humanity dignity resources interests culture moment forward hiv aids malaria tuberculosis killer diseases like reiterate delegation’s support work global fund fighting diseases wish call concerted efforts mobilize resources support international research traditional medicine alternative disease treatment programmes traditional systems instances cost-effective yet abandoned due sort criticism come health
GMB 2009 746 746 malaria tuberculosis killer diseases like reiterate delegation’s support work global fund fighting diseases wish call concerted efforts mobilize resources support international research traditional medicine alternative disease treatment programmes traditional systems instances cost-effective yet abandoned due sort criticism come multinationals threatened certain traditional 09-52425 breakthroughs detrimental corporate existence interests multinationals value monetary health
GTM 2009 233 233 surged forward dynamic strong social cohesion programme today half million families covered programmes poorest excluded regions country today note real satisfaction months since administration began health indicators health indicators improved extraordinary extent education indicators improved example year enrolment increased per cent secondary education per cent primary education per cent preschool now health
GTM 2009 235 235 dynamic strong social cohesion programme today half million families covered programmes poorest excluded regions country today note real satisfaction months since administration began health indicators health indicators improved extraordinary extent education indicators improved example year enrolment increased per cent secondary education per cent primary education per cent preschool now problem schools health
GTM 2009 1052 1052 dispute brother country belize like conclude brief reflections organization agenda future like continue give priority poor limited incomes children young people living mountains countries access health care education drinking water drought malnutrition seeing among children guatemala nothing product historical injustice us united nations share fight help little sure will everyone support health
GTM 2009 1058 1058 brief reflections organization agenda future like continue give priority poor limited incomes children young people living mountains countries access health care education drinking water drought malnutrition seeing among children guatemala nothing product historical injustice us united nations share fight help little sure will everyone support less will end hope assembly session health
HRV 2009 82 82 appear regional reveals global terms consequences world still dominated developed developed countries developing countries desperately lagging behind struggling hunger inability educate citizens lack even basic health care can content world without hesitation respond world many states well groups united inclination use terror means action resort force achieve goals admittedly confrontation blocs health
HTI 2009 140 140 rest world centuries development governance model largely concerned welfare money little welfare people development model even rich countries imposes precarious existence major sections population lack health care decent housing even good education whole humankind accept half inhabitants planet live privations hunger misery prospect improvement situation whole humankind accept planet endangered irresponsibly health
IDN 2009 722 722 09-53165 every major problem world today calls concerted efforts many nations work solution includes transnational challenges like piracy irregular migration money-laundering human rights violations threat pandemic natural disasters problems demand reform strengthening international cooperation clamour reform must heeded now call overhaul composition workings security council means council reflect realities time throwback health
IND 2009 223 223 global financial economic architecture imperil future vast majority peoples world presage greater difficulties future face current economic financial crisis hard-won gains alleviating poverty hunger illiteracy disease reversed achievements millennium development goals seriously threatened policies protectionism already adverse circumstances will exacerbate serious situation many countries face imperative united nations act concert coherently health
IRL 2009 460 460 clear must must tackle hunger comprehensive way address fundamental causes hunger need invest agriculture agricultural research particular support women farmers need invest rural infrastructure enhance nutrition support national regional plans ireland placed food security related sectors cornerstone aid programme will ensure per cent aid programme hunger-focused well way meeting objective need health
JAM 2009 64 64 assembly gratitude secretary-general ban ki-moon expert leadership organization meet critical juncture world confronts multiple crises global financial economic crisis food energy climate crises joined h1n1 pandemic developed developing countries affected crises poorest vulnerable however disproportionately affected least capable responding even major economies reporting emergence global recession outlook developing countries remains bleak health
JAM 2009 1000 1000 countries fuel spread international terrorism regional level joint collaboration approaches within caricom continue tackle security challenges threaten social economic fabric societies challenges presented outbreak infectious diseases potential pandemics hiv aids h1n1 flu call common global strategies ensure developed developing countries alike can respond rapidly effectively result global economic crisis accessibility affordability health
JAM 2009 1002 1002 spread international terrorism regional level joint collaboration approaches within caricom continue tackle security challenges threaten social economic fabric societies challenges presented outbreak infectious diseases potential pandemics hiv aids h1n1 flu call common global strategies ensure developed developing countries alike can respond rapidly effectively result global economic crisis accessibility affordability essential medicines health
JOR 2009 196 196 establishment organization well technological advancements information communications revolution well-known effects globalization made world global village everybody feels negative effects problems challenges desertification climate_change terrorism poverty pandemics proliferation weapons mass destruction among major achievements united nations pioneering role seeking eliminate colonization occupation order ensure right peoples self-determination although organization assumed ongoing responsibility health
JPN 2009 905 905 korea takes constructive sincere actions japan ready respond positively fourth challenge posed issues related peacebuilding development poverty even twenty-first century world liberated problems poverty infectious diseases health education water sanitation food illegal drugs situation particularly serious developing countries also compelled point unfortunate reality fragile failed states can become breeding grounds terrorism health
JPN 2009 906 906 takes constructive sincere actions japan ready respond positively fourth challenge posed issues related peacebuilding development poverty even twenty-first century world liberated problems poverty infectious diseases health education water sanitation food illegal drugs situation particularly serious developing countries also compelled point unfortunate reality fragile failed states can become breeding grounds terrorism global health
KAZ 2009 574 574 gap rich poor continues grow 09-52470 billion people live less day despite exceptional achievements modern science medicine almost million children five die every year curable diseases million people worldwide live hiv million access antiretroviral therapy economic crisis forced us rethink revisit many conceptual approaches earlier seemed etched stone demonstrated urgency unifying health
KEN 2009 349 349 local mismanagement environment melting famed ice caps mt kenya nearby mt kilimanjaro destruction vast swathes beautiful forests drying fast-flowing rivers intensifying cycles drought floods spread malaria highland regions temperatures rise consequences human action within outside borders solution also must also entail action fronts greater challenge us afraid external one like rest health
KGZ 2009 545 545 preservation unique natural sites descendants numerous uranium tailing dumps containing large volumes toxic waste uranium production harmful technological wastes great concern region pose grave danger health people cleanliness transboundary river basins arable lands kyrgyzstan working tirelessly countries central asia draft international legal documents prevention radiation pollution central asia two framework documents health
KNA 2009 116 116 year’s financial crisis continues reverberate throughout world stands sobering reminder interconnectedness economies knowledge multilateralism indispensable whether speaking global trade monetary fiscal policies human rights protection health public security protecting environment issues become interlinked complexity means country can act alone circumstances precipitated virtual collapse several financial institutions created small states st kitts health
KNA 2009 1034 1034 causative factors come clear agreement individually collectively can halt reverse destabilizing trajectory violence multisectoral public-policy challenge spans several areas including public security governance development public health human social financial costs violence unacceptably high addition physical injury death violence serious lifelong impact mental physical health including non-communicable diseases hiv aids damages social health
KNA 2009 1052 1052 areas including public security governance development public health human social financial costs violence unacceptably high addition physical injury death violence serious lifelong impact mental physical health including non-communicable diseases hiv aids damages social fabric leading unsafe communities ultimately violence slows economic social development countries can least afford however scientific evidence amassed health
KNA 2009 1055 1055 security governance development public health human social financial costs violence unacceptably high addition physical injury death violence serious lifelong impact mental physical health including non-communicable diseases hiv aids damages social fabric leading unsafe communities ultimately violence slows economic social development countries can least afford however scientific evidence amassed recent years clearly health
KNA 2009 1204 1204 challenges must meet vast non-proliferation nuclear weapons today world free nuclear weapons tomorrow goals us within pan-caribbean partnership continue develop expand regional responses hiv aids epidemic problems posed hiv aids pandemic real growing threat terms loss life livelihood also extent disease eliminates productive groups society demands outlays capital otherwise allocated economic health
KNA 2009 1209 1209 nuclear weapons today world free nuclear weapons tomorrow goals us within pan-caribbean partnership continue develop expand regional responses hiv aids epidemic problems posed hiv aids pandemic real growing threat terms loss life livelihood also extent disease eliminates productive groups society demands outlays capital otherwise allocated economic social development caribbean community pan-caribbean health
KNA 2009 1219 1219 within pan-caribbean partnership continue develop expand regional responses hiv aids epidemic problems posed hiv aids pandemic real growing threat terms loss life livelihood also extent disease eliminates productive groups society demands outlays capital otherwise allocated economic social development caribbean community pan-caribbean partnership made gains tackling medical aspects disease president returned chair health
KNA 2009 1241 1241 livelihood also extent disease eliminates productive groups society demands outlays capital otherwise allocated economic social development caribbean community pan-caribbean partnership made gains tackling medical aspects disease president returned chair need much fight stigma discrimination increase access inexpensive antiretroviral drugs treatment infected disease help international community can reconcile objective need pharmaceutical companies health
KNA 2009 1257 1257 caribbean community pan-caribbean partnership made gains tackling medical aspects disease president returned chair need much fight stigma discrimination increase access inexpensive antiretroviral drugs treatment infected disease help international community can reconcile objective need pharmaceutical companies receive proper compensation research development investment without prejudice urgent need care without politicizing issue concerned challenges health
KNA 2009 1285 1285 community can reconcile objective need pharmaceutical companies receive proper compensation research development investment without prejudice urgent need care without politicizing issue concerned challenges non-communicable chronic diseases pose small countries like mankind general regard join prime minister trinidad tobago calling united nations convene earliest opportunity special summit non-communicable chronic disease conclusion mr health
KNA 2009 1308 1308 non-communicable chronic diseases pose small countries like mankind general regard join prime minister trinidad tobago calling united nations convene earliest opportunity special summit non-communicable chronic disease conclusion mr president government applauds initiative pursue effective responses global crises strengthen multilateralism saint kitts nevis multilateralism sine qua non effective approach lasting peace effective health
KWT 2009 166 166 field enhance capacity detect monitor developing challenges must commensurate current dangers require bold initiatives quick action effective treatment combating terrorism eradicating poverty hunger combating dangerous diseases hiv aids malaria h1n1 influenza virus late spread frightful manner world dealing spread scourge illegal drugs challenges require organization innovative joint action recognizes dangers diagnoses health
KWT 2009 169 169 detect monitor developing challenges must commensurate current dangers require bold initiatives quick action effective treatment combating terrorism eradicating poverty hunger combating dangerous diseases hiv aids malaria h1n1 influenza virus late spread frightful manner world dealing spread scourge illegal drugs challenges require organization innovative joint action recognizes dangers diagnoses crises prepares resources health
KWT 2009 441 441 development indicated arab human development report challenges human security arab countries issued united nations development programme kuwait scored highest marks among arab states fields education health general freedoms let doubt government kuwait will continue efforts improve economic social conditions achieve millennium development goals even target date will provide better life citizens health
LBN 2009 915 915 environmental predicaments matter local regional conflicts crises past current era globalization become global nature acquired global dimension case phenomenon international terrorism global financial crisis contagious diseases spreading across continents ancient times now modern world told fiercest epic tales wars beget tragic painful events give rise costly horrific experiences endless blood countless health
LBY 2009 84 84 world come together unite efforts defeat challenges principal common enemy climate_change international crises capitalist economic decline food water crises desertification terrorism immigration piracy man-made natural epidemics nuclear proliferation perhaps influenza h1n1 virus created laboratory got control originally meant military weapon challenges also include hypocrisy poverty fear materialism immorality known united nations health
LCA 2009 249 249 hunger universal education gender equality country boasts gender parity wage employment non-agricultural sector long-standing problem region despite progress continued improvement required priority areas reducing child mortality promoting maternal health unfortunately speak government grappling loss hospital southern part island burned two weeks ago loss life launched appeal assistance hope able will help health
LCA 2009 252 252 gender equality country boasts gender parity wage employment non-agricultural sector long-standing problem region despite progress continued improvement required priority areas reducing child mortality promoting maternal health unfortunately speak government grappling loss hospital southern part island burned two weeks ago loss life launched appeal assistance hope able will help generously saint lucia health
LCA 2009 1152 1152 lucia joins delegations extending deep condolences government people taiwan following devastation loss life caused disastrous typhoon morakot august taiwan assisted saint lucia areas education agriculture health fields critical development efforts assistance agriculture especially enabled us improve output position breaking food export market taiwan extended helping hand requested seeks part family nations health
LUX 2009 57 57 suffering hunger dramatic rise unemployment international labour organization ilo indicates million workers risk losing already lost jobs set-backs hard-won progress towards millennium development goals outbreak pandemic also year questions relevance united nations calls overhaul international governance grew ever louder accordingly see need take stock draw lessons namely review major challenges international health
MCO 2009 156 156 name need clearly define implement mdgs meet basic needs human beings poverty eradication remain priority will get busy fulfilling obligations destitute also ones hungry suffer malnutrition lack access water basic social health services among main victims women children die day according unicef several hundred thousand people today benefit actions undertaken country health
MCO 2009 162 162 meet basic needs human beings poverty eradication remain priority will get busy fulfilling obligations destitute also ones hungry suffer malnutrition lack access water basic social health services among main victims women children die day according unicef several hundred thousand people today benefit actions undertaken country framework international cooperation fields health education health
MCO 2009 186 186 social health services among main victims women children die day according unicef several hundred thousand people today benefit actions undertaken country framework international cooperation fields health education fight poverty requested continue effort contribute per cent gdp official development assistance assistance must sacrificed present economic financial situation contrary must strengthened time vulnerable health
MCO 2009 317 317 production imperative guarantee water security therefore integrated management water resources needed must aware potential disasters conflicts arise failed risks linked poor sanitation cause outbreaks infectious diseases pandemics phenomena desertification drought well acidification seas oceans exacerbated man-made climatic change failure copenhagen negotiations option commitment worldwide counterparts stated yesterday framework climate_change summit convened health
MCO 2009 318 318 imperative guarantee water security therefore integrated management water resources needed must aware potential disasters conflicts arise failed risks linked poor sanitation cause outbreaks infectious diseases pandemics phenomena desertification drought well acidification seas oceans exacerbated man-made climatic change failure copenhagen negotiations option commitment worldwide counterparts stated yesterday framework climate_change summit convened secretary- health
MDA 2009 71 71 complex times distinguished speakers taken floor debate elaborated extensively pressing issues international community faced past year current financial economic crisis food energy crises first flu pandemic century climate_change core deliberations united nations revealing central role organization dealing problems reformed robust effective organization deliver prompt reactions sustainable responses major challenges peace security health
MDG 2009 720 720 financial food climate crises must kept among like cite promise allocate per cent economic recovery plans adopted rich countries respond immediate needs peoples suffering hunger malnutrition guarantee food security madagascar grateful support international community efforts peace development reaffirms determination contribute collective reflections order solve shared problems may dialogue civilizations prosper nations health
MEX 2009 198 198 rights proved invaluable tool promoting improvements national structures clear attain full sustainable human development must tackle poverty inequality fostering development ensures access people adequate food health education housing response health emergency mexico faced months ago outbreak influenza h1n1 world health organization gave full support timely energetic responsible actions government proof united health
MEX 2009 202 202 promoting improvements national structures clear attain full sustainable human development must tackle poverty inequality fostering development ensures access people adequate food health education housing response health emergency mexico faced months ago outbreak influenza h1n1 world health organization gave full support timely energetic responsible actions government proof united nations system capable mobilizing health
MEX 2009 212 212 must tackle poverty inequality fostering development ensures access people adequate food health education housing response health emergency mexico faced months ago outbreak influenza h1n1 world health organization gave full support timely energetic responsible actions government proof united nations system capable mobilizing coordinated action states avoiding unilateral measures appropriate response emergencies must health
MHL 2009 51 51 efforts meet challenges affecting interests nations united nations joint presence office marshall islands brought ideals organization closer people country hope united nations agencies including world health organization united nations development fund women unifem food agriculture organization united nations 09-52425 economic social commission asia pacific will follow suit make presence felt prominently health
MLI 2009 184 184 international concerns even year celebrate twentieth anniversary convention rights child hundreds millions children still live risk extreme poverty children age five die day developing countries diseases part avoided adequate resources mobilized effective measures put place respond immediate needs breadth complexity challenges must met distract international community responsibilities goes without saying resolution health
MLI 2009 254 254 including developing countries global cooperative effort will succeed laying groundwork lasting recovery also essential strengthen global development partnerships order create conditions favourable reduction poverty improvement health education gender equality environmental protection set millennium development goals mdgs regard government mali launched innovative project focus mdgs malian municipal districts vulnerable food shortages initiative health
MMR 2009 250 250 comprehensive consistent principle common differentiated responsibilities global financial economic crisis climate_change crisis compounded problems faced recent years include rising food prices high energy prices spread pandemic diseases single country can effectively overcome problems alone global community must work together meet common challenges trying times planet multilateralism important ever dialogue among nations health
MMR 2009 251 251 consistent principle common differentiated responsibilities global financial economic crisis climate_change crisis compounded problems faced recent years include rising food prices high energy prices spread pandemic diseases single country can effectively overcome problems alone global community must work together meet common challenges trying times planet multilateralism important ever dialogue among nations different health
MMR 2009 479 479 power atom can harnessed exclusively tool benefit mankind instrument self-destruction time every nation right peaceful use nuclear energy nuclear technologies widespread applications areas food agriculture health care industry science welcome last week’s summit meeting security council nuclear non-proliferation disarmament reaffirmation international nuclear non-proliferation regime maintained strengthened ensure effective implementation treaty non-proliferation health
MNE 2009 69 69 ban ki-moon outstanding efforts leading organization trying times heard statements previous distinguished speakers given impact world economic financial crisis related food energy crises climate_change flu pandemic economic social growth development politics global relations including achievement millennium development goals mdgs internationally agreed development goals coordinated concerted global effort can yield positive results health
MNE 2009 551 551 will organize regional conference climate_change sustainable development mediterranean south-east european countries budva october millennium development goals require every one us redouble efforts reduce poverty improve health education promote peace human rights achieve sustainable development aware primary responsibility states take measures aimed improving social security poor vulnerable segments society alleviating 09-52470 severe health
MNE 2009 647 647 partnership efforts currently way find solutions development needs root poverty african continent regard support message yokohama declaration aimed giving momentum current development issues including education health sanitary measures within framework mdgs development agriculture improve food security measures tackle climate_change well establishing maintaining peace prerequisite economic growth emphasize crucial importance debate concept health
MNG 2009 48 48 important milestone meeting formidable challenges times challenges face human family unprecedented indeed nation country immune ruthless grip multitude global crises economy finance fuel food flu pandemics climate_change global challenges require global solutions underpinned new multilateralism multilateralism effective proactive commensurate today’s demands never world needed effective multilateralism much now secretary-general rightly put health
MNG 2009 218 218 subregion become exposed drought desertification reduced water resources land degradation increased occurrence natural disasters melting permafrost glaciers snow cover resulting poverty food shortages spread infectious disease will increasing effect sustainable development countries region hence urgent need joint efforts redress situation mitigate risks enhance countries adaptive capacity remain hopeful will continue active health
MOZ 2009 204 204 signals economic stability past five years average gross domestic product growth rate per cent poverty levels decreased per cent per cent result discernible progress education health water sanitation expect reduce poverty per cent end current year however current global financial economic crisis constraining progress towards goal recently forecast economic growth may health
MOZ 2009 244 244 economic crisis constraining progress towards goal recently forecast economic growth may slow per cent context government’s focus ensure effects crisis combined cyclical natural disasters well diseases like pandemic hiv aids endemic malaria tuberculosis deepened create conditions prevent return economic social growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leaders health
MOZ 2009 246 246 constraining progress towards goal recently forecast economic growth may slow per cent context government’s focus ensure effects crisis combined cyclical natural disasters well diseases like pandemic hiv aids endemic malaria tuberculosis deepened create conditions prevent return economic social growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leaders malaria alliance health
MOZ 2009 250 250 recently forecast economic growth may slow per cent context government’s focus ensure effects crisis combined cyclical natural disasters well diseases like pandemic hiv aids endemic malaria tuberculosis deepened create conditions prevent return economic social growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leaders malaria alliance pledges play active role health
MOZ 2009 270 270 like pandemic hiv aids endemic malaria tuberculosis deepened create conditions prevent return economic social growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leaders malaria alliance pledges play active role support new mechanism aimed coordinating responses scourge malaria climate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference health
MOZ 2009 283 283 social growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leaders malaria alliance pledges play active role support new mechanism aimed coordinating responses scourge malaria climate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen hope commitments made summit climate_change held health
MUS 2009 609 609 coordinate actions bring trade barriers fact developing countries need marshall plan single coordinated programme qualify countries need meet benchmarks good governance respect human rights accessible health care education predictable economic policies plan successful uplifting economies europe second world war doubt can adapted meet measure success developing countries national level government mobilizing health
MUS 2009 753 753 committee chair put place multisectoral strategy protect population large special emphasis vulnerable groups yesterday delighted learn breakthrough hiv aids vaccine available distant future recently h1n1 pandemic rapidly taken alarming proportions although taken possible steps effectively deal new influenza virus escalation outbreak stretch health resources infrastructure connection developing countries require early access health
MUS 2009 770 770 hiv aids vaccine available distant future recently h1n1 pandemic rapidly taken alarming proportions although taken possible steps effectively deal new influenza virus escalation outbreak stretch health resources infrastructure connection developing countries require early access vaccines pipeline safety assured food security absolute priority development strategies far long neglected many countries struggle guarantee health
MUS 2009 902 902 food agriculture organization united nations fao convene world summit food security rome november earnest hope will just another conference will propose practical measures alleviate hunger malnutrition mauritius adopted comprehensive strategy achieve reasonable level food self- sufficiency mobilizing technological financial human resources produce locally much food practically possible end set one-billion-rupee food health
NAM 2009 112 112 efforts search effective methods coping order mitigate impact achieve sustainable growth development crisis taking toll every aspect development social life progress made fight poverty hunger diseases well achieving internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals mdgs threatened financial crisis came middle food energy crisis skyrocketing prices basic foodstuffs though said health
NAM 2009 288 288 mobilize political will ensure good legally binding agreement climate_change copenhagen december namibia one countries highest socio-economic inequality world colonial past nevertheless country made progress provision health education critical services majority population course meet number mdgs however face severe difficulties responding combination devastating hiv aids pandemic high levels food insecurity poverty call health
NAM 2009 307 307 past nevertheless country made progress provision health education critical services majority population course meet number mdgs however face severe difficulties responding combination devastating hiv aids pandemic high levels food insecurity poverty call upon international community increase support national programmes sustainable economic social development measures market access access financial resources form concessional health
NER 2009 409 409 president projects designed specifically meet needs niger’s people enabled country finally give meaning development today development palpable every corner niger proactive systematic efforts build classrooms health clinics dig wells build local drinking water systems promote microcredit system designed specifically vulnerable rural women head state improve living conditions people suffered political instability health
NGA 2009 206 206 economic crisis threatening achievement targets millennium development goals mdgs also substantial gains already made unless act fast dream lifting vast majority humanity extreme poverty hunger disease will remain illusion donors recipient countries alike make effort fulfil commitments programme part determined can order attain mdg targets calling international community continue provide support health
NGA 2009 236 236 recipient countries alike make effort fulfil commitments programme part determined can order attain mdg targets calling international community continue provide support african summit roll back malaria held abuja adopted abuja declaration plan action reduce malaria per cent africa achieve goal african countries affected malaria expected devote per cent public expenditures health health
NGA 2009 245 245 determined can order attain mdg targets calling international community continue provide support african summit roll back malaria held abuja adopted abuja declaration plan action reduce malaria per cent africa achieve goal african countries affected malaria expected devote per cent public expenditures health sector although considerable efforts made affected countries well donor health
NGA 2009 254 254 continue provide support african summit roll back malaria held abuja adopted abuja declaration plan action reduce malaria per cent africa achieve goal african countries affected malaria expected devote per cent public expenditures health sector although considerable efforts made affected countries well donor agencies goal roll back malaria realized malaria remains far health
NGA 2009 261 261 malaria held abuja adopted abuja declaration plan action reduce malaria per cent africa achieve goal african countries affected malaria expected devote per cent public expenditures health sector although considerable efforts made affected countries well donor agencies goal roll back malaria realized malaria remains far biggest killer disease 09-52604 children 5-years old health
NGA 2009 275 275 goal african countries affected malaria expected devote per cent public expenditures health sector although considerable efforts made affected countries well donor agencies goal roll back malaria realized malaria remains far biggest killer disease 09-52604 children 5-years old africa weigh heavy global conscience africa committed goal eliminating malaria end nigeria intends host health
NGA 2009 277 277 countries affected malaria expected devote per cent public expenditures health sector although considerable efforts made affected countries well donor agencies goal roll back malaria realized malaria remains far biggest killer disease 09-52604 children 5-years old africa weigh heavy global conscience africa committed goal eliminating malaria end nigeria intends host abuja-plus ten health
NGA 2009 282 282 per cent public expenditures health sector although considerable efforts made affected countries well donor agencies goal roll back malaria realized malaria remains far biggest killer disease 09-52604 children 5-years old africa weigh heavy global conscience africa committed goal eliminating malaria end nigeria intends host abuja-plus ten summit roll back malaria therefore health
NGA 2009 296 296 agencies goal roll back malaria realized malaria remains far biggest killer disease 09-52604 children 5-years old africa weigh heavy global conscience africa committed goal eliminating malaria end nigeria intends host abuja-plus ten summit roll back malaria therefore appreciate support secretary-general make proposed summit possible also facilitate realization objective quality participation just health
NGA 2009 306 306 killer disease 09-52604 children 5-years old africa weigh heavy global conscience africa committed goal eliminating malaria end nigeria intends host abuja-plus ten summit roll back malaria therefore appreciate support secretary-general make proposed summit possible also facilitate realization objective quality participation just concluded summit climate_change testimony global realization climate_change truly become seen health
NIC 2009 133 133 problems model based democratic reform expressed people’s will call citizen power means martí fidel campaign illiteracy reduced per cent made progress preventive medicine successfully controlled pandemics h1n1 virus country mortality rate disease one two lowest america achievements made possible generous solidarity fraternal people government cuba consistent perpetuated internationalist calling commander fidel health
NIC 2009 137 137 reform expressed people’s will call citizen power means martí fidel campaign illiteracy reduced per cent made progress preventive medicine successfully controlled pandemics h1n1 virus country mortality rate disease one two lowest america achievements made possible generous solidarity fraternal people government cuba consistent perpetuated internationalist calling commander fidel castro ruz government nicaragua health
NIC 2009 139 139 people’s will call citizen power means martí fidel campaign illiteracy reduced per cent made progress preventive medicine successfully controlled pandemics h1n1 virus country mortality rate disease one two lowest america achievements made possible generous solidarity fraternal people government cuba consistent perpetuated internationalist calling commander fidel castro ruz government nicaragua opened door health
NIC 2009 175 175 people government cuba consistent perpetuated internationalist calling commander fidel castro ruz government nicaragua opened door production credits food agriculture organization united nations fao selected school nutrition programme one top four world spirit president daniel ortega proposed adoption central american agriculture policy transform region food production zone spirit welcome support world summit health
NLD 2009 526 526 will grow least million real danger part causing crisis will people suffer deeply rich countries crisis means loss jobs assets developing countries means rising child mortality rising hunger therefore rich countries crisis serious poor countries matter life death let donor countries honour old promise set aside least per cent national income health
NOR 2009 59 59 must seize moment every country including smallest weakest can make difference building bridges means must reach stand today struggle together crises finance food energy climate health new efforts must undertaken break cycles impasse including moving decisively towards peace middle east peace agreement can deliver palestinian state living peace side side israel health
NOR 2009 192 192 millions people back trenches poverty made us stumble pursuit millennium development goals loss income placing public policies perilous risk potentially undermining services poorest weakest depend health education services norway supports millennium development goals will second year row surpass 1-per cent mark official development assistance oda financial crisis hit us increased oda health
NOR 2009 245 245 show solidarity less fortunate focus action particular areas norway can make difference will continue take special obligation regard health- related millennium development goals tripled contributions health care since year millions lives saved efforts broad alliance partners private public alike will continue play leading role achieved millennium development goals disgraceful underachievement effort health
NOR 2009 279 279 alliance partners private public alike will continue play leading role achieved millennium development goals disgraceful underachievement effort towards millennium development goals lack progress improve maternal health can vaccinate children give mothers bed net tree particular time women need round-the-clock services clinics ensure safe deliveries well preparedness transfer hospital event complications strengthening health
NOR 2009 305 305 can vaccinate children give mothers bed net tree particular time women need round-the-clock services clinics ensure safe deliveries well preparedness transfer hospital event complications strengthening health services key reducing maternal child mortality also vital element guaranteeing rights women children new dedicated efforts combat maternal mortality will now mobilized appalling rise rape health
NOR 2009 311 311 net tree particular time women need round-the-clock services clinics ensure safe deliveries well preparedness transfer hospital event complications strengthening health services key reducing maternal child mortality also vital element guaranteeing rights women children new dedicated efforts combat maternal mortality will now mobilized appalling rise rape forms sexual violence reveals ugly story health
NOR 2009 324 324 preparedness transfer hospital event complications strengthening health services key reducing maternal child mortality also vital element guaranteeing rights women children new dedicated efforts combat maternal mortality will now mobilized appalling rise rape forms sexual violence reveals ugly story men around world still regarding women children secondary citizens must never rest long health
NPL 2009 866 866 also stress early implementation outcome document international conference financing development resolution annex held doha last year global financial economic crisis wreaked havoc already fragile economic health least developed countries unanticipated shock also brought sharper relief urgent need enhanced level understanding resources policy space developing countries mitigate impact avoid recurrence global crises health
NPL 2009 1014 1014 celsius degrees threat glacial lake outbursts increased flash floods become frequent destructive delayed insufficient rainfall affected crop production poorest poor farmers suffered worst effects agriculture health livelihoods infrastructure affected nepal recently hosted high-level regional conference climate_change focusing himalayan region order highlight seriousness problem global_warming impacts himalayan range unprecedented snow melt himalayas health
NPL 2009 1492 1492 countries developed countries accordance international compacts commitments monterrey consensus immediately make available duty-free entry exports debt-relief packages capacity-building measures resources important fight poverty hunger illiteracy disease least developed countries particularly affected conflict encounter huge development challenges post-conflict recovery peacekeeping remains one core activities united nations multidimensional nature posed new managerial logistical health
NRU 2009 192 192 smallest suffer serious injuries international community must begin process renewal reaffirming commitment millennium development goals mdgs initiative meant alleviate burdens extreme poverty hunger illiteracy inequality disease early success 1990s progress towards mdgs slowed throughout world pacific nearly per cent population lives less dollar day different reasons hard identify asian financial crisis health
NRU 2009 612 612 climate_change live every day flooding inundation already eroding shores contaminating water supply higher water temperatures ocean acidification damaging marine ecosystems depend food economic livelihood pray malaria find way doorstep applaud commitment secretary- general addressing issue efforts build consensus among world leaders week high- level summit climate_change asia africa arctic visited affected health
NRU 2009 715 715 order avoid dire climate_change scenarios however developed countries proposed emissions targets result concentrations far higher acceptable policy human lives stake doctor prescribes medicine treat serious illness give patient half needed engineer says eight columns necessary support building responsible person recommend use four vulnerable countries asked accept proposals surely lead extinction good health
NRU 2009 962 962 forum member governments country outlined number key governance development priorities pacific regional assistance nauru pran programme included re-evaluation fiscal policies objectives review constitution reforms education health sectors proud just four years reached goals laid pran much fortieth pacific islands forum leaders meeting held cairns australia just last month leaders agreed nauru health
PAN 2009 1009 1009 see middle class keeps growing earning see new technologies spawning unprecedented economic growth see first country world free internet access citizens 09-52320 see panama better health care better education better transportation families happier unified panamanians can anything dream every one us achieves dreams will better world five years ahead us going health
PER 2009 813 813 also proposes comprehensive programmes adaptation climate_change established programmes financed global environment facility world bank identify comprehensive approach sectoral adaptation emphasize strategies reduce occurrence disasters protect health food security affected populations economic infrastructure biodiversity finally wish raise issue particular interest peru developing countries general situation migrants peru active promoter defence human rights health
PLW 2009 452 452 moratorium practice equally destructive fishing practice shark- finning banned palau call upon world address issue order save sharks extinction physical strength beauty sharks natural barometer health oceans therefore declare today palau will become world’s first national shark sanctuary ending commercial shark fishing waters giving sanctuary sharks live reproduce unmolested square miles health
PLW 2009 707 707 need partners investment help advance economy put end out-migration people propel palau towards economic self-sufficiency note satisfaction decision people’s republic china invite taiwan attend world health assembly health safety world’s peoples heart ideals united nations order promote ideals recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework health
PLW 2009 709 709 investment help advance economy put end out-migration people propel palau towards economic self-sufficiency note satisfaction decision people’s republic china invite taiwan attend world health assembly health safety world’s peoples heart ideals united nations order promote ideals recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change health
PNG 2009 241 241 many global issues challenges face collectively human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threats diseases know borders h1n1 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social agenda millennium development goals mdgs papua new guinea firmly believes health
PNG 2009 247 247 human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threats diseases know borders h1n1 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social agenda millennium development goals mdgs papua new guinea firmly believes strengthening international peace security fundamental prerequisite health
PNG 2009 960 960 facing humanity consequences appear dire truly global global challenge can met concerted global response papua new guinea today see evidence climate_change inundation coastal areas increase malaria due warming highlands region country especially plight people carteret islands sea level risen people resettled therefore strongly support recent alliance small island states declaration climate_change health
POL 2009 144 144 crisis extent crisis new problem participating general assembly session first time can state earlier problems conflicts many recent problem climate_change problem poverty new add problem health aids epidemics however problem current crisis appeared last year coming like refer president ukraine said many causes conflict world one violation faith territorial integrity many health
POL 2009 146 146 crisis new problem participating general assembly session first time can state earlier problems conflicts many recent problem climate_change problem poverty new add problem health aids epidemics however problem current crisis appeared last year coming like refer president ukraine said many causes conflict world one violation faith territorial integrity many new countries health
PRY 2009 112 112 without questions politicians outrage part international news networks game perverse hypocrisy undermining future lies disguised imposed truths rigorous estimating high global costs containing providing public health insurance pandemics h1n1 influenza forget defence expenditures promoted great weapons industries high snow- covered summits complacency end exchanging container vaccine rifle significant part public health health
PRY 2009 114 114 politicians outrage part international news networks game perverse hypocrisy undermining future lies disguised imposed truths rigorous estimating high global costs containing providing public health insurance pandemics h1n1 influenza forget defence expenditures promoted great weapons industries high snow- covered summits complacency end exchanging container vaccine rifle significant part public health budget warplane health
PRY 2009 137 137 health insurance pandemics h1n1 influenza forget defence expenditures promoted great weapons industries high snow- covered summits complacency end exchanging container vaccine rifle significant part public health budget warplane united nations born promote peace eradicate war however voracious traffic 09-52425 arms continues pass countries convoys machine guns missiles grenades select regions world health
ROU 2009 154 154 democracy’s transformational sweep throughout world now face important challenges humanity ever faced negative impact climate_change exacerbated global financial economic crisis food crisis rise energy prices pandemics world experiencing increasingly tense situations make efforts meet challenges new century even sensitive now address terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction prolonged conflicts failed states food health
ROU 2009 549 549 system consider least four essential elements first managing current economic crisis secure sustainable development growth second staying focused demanding interconnected issues climate_change poverty food security health energy migration lack democracy parts world maintaining international peace security stability third element concerns consolidation international law fourth concerns strengthening increasing efficiency international institutions united health
ROU 2009 1121 1121 men women children world choose future freely enjoy decent employment trust authority law justice democracy rule law constitute immune system human society just impossible fight disease immune 09-52592 system weak poverty spreads degraded environment whether matter creating equality areas gender health achieving education ensuring clean environment merely matter funding just much health
ROU 2009 1136 1136 rule law constitute immune system human society just impossible fight disease immune 09-52592 system weak poverty spreads degraded environment whether matter creating equality areas gender health achieving education ensuring clean environment merely matter funding just much establishing basic principles human rights democracy like conclude expressing conviction challenge great countries long remain health
SDN 2009 248 248 exchange rates sudden diversions 09-52598 capital flows foreign direct investment falls remittances drops tourism revenues concomitantly social sector suffered greatly erosion social security networks provide health education services turn augmented infant maternal mortality rates group china deeply concerned crisis impact countries facing special challenges foremost among african states least developed countries health
SDN 2009 255 255 foreign direct investment falls remittances drops tourism revenues concomitantly social sector suffered greatly erosion social security networks provide health education services turn augmented infant maternal mortality rates group china deeply concerned crisis impact countries facing special challenges foremost among african states least developed countries small island states countries emerging conflict realities health
SEN 2009 21 21 meeting time moment humankind facing many problems difficult others planned coincide agriculture crisis financial economic crisis environmental peril tenacious deadly diseases may destined prevail simply option must can succeed numerous deliberations problems levels illustrate increasing awareness dangers us succeeding generations believing fundamentally genius humankind capacity imagination health
SGP 2009 437 437 time members human family sharing planet looking ahead will need effective global governance across wide range issues protection human rights international financial regulation efforts combat pandemics climate_change terrorism greatest challenge confronting us today ensuring effective global governance want global government need better coordination cooperation enforcement many areas reform united nations including health
SLB 2009 291 291 well degrees celsius prevent acidification oceans threatening existence deforestation forest degradation contribute nearly per cent greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands agrees one mitigating solutions protecting health environment urge considered outcome copenhagen country currently carrying inventory forests intends participate carbon market also hope multilateral financial mechanisms will become available vulnerable states ensuring health
SLB 2009 654 654 goals various partnerships regard pleased acknowledge support new zealand republic china solomon islands now offering free basic education children third form work also begun eliminating malaria number-one killer solomon islands launch programme one nine provinces government thanks australia support contribution end also wish thank republic china european union development partners contribution health
SLB 2009 1229 1229 alia initiated people- centred approach continues build bridges trust tolerance confidence wish positive interaction every success earlier year delegation encouraged witness taiwan’s admission observer world health assembly hope sincerity similar overtures will accorded taiwan specialized entities within united nations system question middle east delegation associates statement finland’s former president nobel peace health
SLB 2009 1354 1354 east west promoting global culture peace initiative presents new beginning build upon must work towards stabilizing international system means power must victimize weak interfering latter’s health social needs ideological political security reasons unilateral regional economic blockades punitive action states intergovernmental institutions must replaced genuine cooperation sincere dialogue regard call entire international health
SLE 2009 128 128 civilizations began magnificent blueprints meeting challenges specific particular regions world advances technology communications made problems longer specific particular regions climate_change hiv aids tuberculosis swine flu pandemics food fuel crises including present global economic meltdown terrorism nuclear proliferation drug trafficking beyond capacity world’s civilizations tackle without international cooperation major causes challenges may health
SLE 2009 355 355 political stability economic growth remains strong per cent government firmed aspirations people agenda change sets four clear priority areas agriculture energy infrastructure reforms improve delivery health education services already delivering results priority areas key roads construction completed hydroelectric project supplying clean affordable power freetown first time reforms ensured best performer among health
SMR 2009 453 453 sustainable human development united nations might relinquish role leader global governance system favour bodies defeat unfortunately widespread poverty affects large percentage global population causing hunger disease underdevelopment one endemic problems faced states despite efforts made commitments undertaken global level poverty continues plague whole planet san marino values efforts success food agriculture health
STP 2009 262 262 institutionalization agenda within framework united nations world confronting global economic financial crisis along negative impact climate changes need guarantee food security energy security deal migrations pandemics numerous regional conflicts increasing complexity associated risks way can face crises active multilateralism based international law principles united nations charter reaffirming commitment achieving goals set health
STP 2009 382 382 countries permanent members security council beginning last five years implementation millennium development goals mdgs past five years presented us biggest challenges facing global society poverty pandemics environmental degradation everything galvanized world’s position translated declaration heard yesterday goals hopes declaration embodies need attention can say sao tome principe made determined efforts especially health
STP 2009 411 411 galvanized world’s position translated declaration heard yesterday goals hopes declaration embodies need attention can say sao tome principe made determined efforts especially achieve goals areas health education almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing health
STP 2009 468 468 already caused rise sea level mentioned earlier threatening country environmental changes present strategic challenge countries increasing global insecurity caused effects violent storms droughts massive migrations pandemics lead increase poverty environmental degradation weakening national governments experts field call attention fact climate changes may result unprecedented need provide emergency food aid cause crisis health
STP 2009 599 599 positive developments republic china taiwan people’s republic china continue support increased participation united nations republic china taiwan regard welcome admission nation million people observer world health organization hope united nations agencies united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization can also take advantage valuable contributions developed country can make respect health
SUR 2009 85 85 organization interaction member states world continues face many challenges traditional new whilst traditional challenges international peace security persist also cope non-traditional threats pervasive poverty deadly diseases increased frequency intensity natural disasters environmental degradation added challenges energy food financial economic crises hampering realization millennium development goals target date growing interdependence today’s world health
SUR 2009 550 550 technological advances improved international cooperation aimed creating better educational systems will help developing countries progress faster towards achieving millennium development goals particularly related levels education health gender equality promotion protection human rights among effective strategies eliminating inequalities social groups within countries suriname therefore remains committed promotion protection human rights regard called health
SVN 2009 244 244 common future now world needs comprehensive strategy order fulfil task strategy needs address main challenges time consistent manner food crisis climate_change energy crisis spreading infectious diseases problems may different roots produce single communicative effect hobble global development make achievement millennium development goals distant possibility therefore clear responses called role united nations health
SWE 2009 94 94 quickly one country another prosper enlightens us helps us understand ways parts world time globalization means one nation’s problems will also come knocking doors nations pandemics food crises organized crime trafficking drugs humans terrorism violent ideologies longer limited borders longer one nation’s problem manage risks threats follow work need united nations health
SWZ 2009 97 97 joy peace nations world let us make sure people develop confidence united nations can approach organization problems note africa multiple problems seriously hinder progress areas health economy poverty social welfare come millennium development goals aim african continent evolve third world countries first world status calls us africa general swaziland particular work health
SWZ 2009 647 647 relations republic china taiwan people’s republic china new development resulted international community responding positively request taiwan involved united nations agencies evidenced granting observer status world health assembly look forward seeing taiwan allowed fully contribute humanity given adequate participation united nations specialized agencies encouraging year’s general assembly preceded summit climate_change issues environmental health
TCD 2009 228 228 countries victims phenomenon caused major greenhouse gas producers industrialized countries feel effects daily greatest disaster environment agriculture livestock farming short life populations form famines kinds illnesses significant example risk complete disappearance lake chad international community resolutely commit helping us save world heritage years surface area lake chad shrunk less square kilometres health
TGO 2009 464 464 death penalty law adopted unanimously june outcome constitutional provision requires state guarantee physical mental integrity life security persons living national territory efforts undertaken government areas health education employment particularly young people also seen 09-53165 considerable progress field health established national health development plan years cost billion cfa francs reflecting will togolese health
TGO 2009 476 476 physical mental integrity life security persons living national territory efforts undertaken government areas health education employment particularly young people also seen 09-53165 considerable progress field health established national health development plan years cost billion cfa francs reflecting will togolese government respond effectively people’s health needs regard education togo’s educational system suffered health
TGO 2009 479 479 life security persons living national territory efforts undertaken government areas health education employment particularly young people also seen 09-53165 considerable progress field health established national health development plan years cost billion cfa francs reflecting will togolese government respond effectively people’s health needs regard education togo’s educational system suffered financial constraints afflicting health
TGO 2009 494 494 people also seen 09-53165 considerable progress field health established national health development plan years cost billion cfa francs reflecting will togolese government respond effectively people’s health needs regard education togo’s educational system suffered financial constraints afflicting country past years due suspension cooperation situation compounded high demand education resulted decline teaching conditions health
THA 2009 48 48 delegation live one challenging times history period founding united nations years ago world facing great challenges conflicts tensions remain many parts world terrorists attack poverty disease hunger still affect many supply traditional sources energy dwindling climate_change transforming environment live added set issues current global financial crisis makes future seems bleak like health
THA 2009 437 437 plan development us just rate growth also quality growth boosted government spending investment jumpstart economy also set social safety nets made educational reform priority upgraded health welfare services prioritized investment programmes action plan increase strength provide greater economic opportunities people grass-roots level also laid foundation long-term growth competitiveness thailand’s various sectors health
THA 2009 465 465 prioritized investment programmes action plan increase strength provide greater economic opportunities people grass-roots level also laid foundation long-term growth competitiveness thailand’s various sectors including agriculture health care education tourism short made thailand’s development people-centred approach thailand’s economy immune external shocks chair association southeast asian nations asean thailand led regional efforts address health
TJK 2009 56 56 considerable progress terms technology information economic social development due globalization spread throughout world however negative aspects phenomenon international terrorism extremism transnational organized crime narcotics trafficking pandemic outbreaks emerging ecological challenges pose serious threat international community united nations plays key role coordinating member states efforts effectively meet challenges modern times attain millennium health
TKM 2009 117 117 entire international community will greatly determine successfully resolve equally important global problems regard ecology energy food issues fair distribution water resources effectiveness fighting poverty infectious diseases countering drug threat many challenges impossible talk achieving goals without acknowledging confirming critical role united nations years organization main guarantor maintaining supporting universal peace security health
TTO 2009 808 808 propose use opportunity attempt forge consensus reflect common views commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent global deaths per cent global burden disease join call indicators non-communicable health
TTO 2009 817 817 commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent global deaths per cent global burden disease join call indicators non-communicable diseases injuries integrated core monitoring evaluation system millennium development health
TTO 2009 829 829 copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent global deaths per cent global burden disease join call indicators non-communicable diseases injuries integrated core monitoring evaluation system millennium development goals taken matter board level caribbean community indeed held special regional summit health
TTO 2009 834 834 demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent global deaths per cent global burden disease join call indicators non-communicable diseases injuries integrated core monitoring evaluation system millennium development goals taken matter board level caribbean community indeed held special regional summit port spain chronic non-communicable diseases health
TTO 2009 859 859 diseases injuries integrated core monitoring evaluation system millennium development goals taken matter board level caribbean community indeed held special regional summit port spain chronic non-communicable diseases now propose assembly convene special summit meeting united nations non-communicable diseases earliest opportunity 09-52586 year fast approaching sadly encouraging progress towards millennium development goal food health
TTO 2009 870 870 matter board level caribbean community indeed held special regional summit port spain chronic non-communicable diseases now propose assembly convene special summit meeting united nations non-communicable diseases earliest opportunity 09-52586 year fast approaching sadly encouraging progress towards millennium development goal food security date indeed fallen behind schedule increase deaths hunger malnutrition developing health
TTO 2009 894 894 non-communicable diseases earliest opportunity 09-52586 year fast approaching sadly encouraging progress towards millennium development goal food security date indeed fallen behind schedule increase deaths hunger malnutrition developing world much greater sense urgency needed approach situation countries must honour commitments made high-level conference world food security trinidad tobago therefore looks forward next health
TUR 2009 181 181 responsibility historic duty participate construction world regardless differences language religion nationality threats terrorism proliferation nuclear weapons become sources worldwide concern problems hunger poverty increased frequency pandemics food energy security growing xenophobia radicalism remain grave challenges addition global_warming financial crisis fundamental issues demand substantial solutions backdrop relevance indispensability united nations become even health
TUV 2009 125 125 global crisis requires cooperation countries unfortunately always case will poor small countries tuvalu will bear burden globalization also left mark context swine flu tuvalu immune pandemic grateful world health organization issued call action help poorer countries respond outbreak swine flu outbreaks highlight need trade reforms respect access medicines context right health health
TUV 2009 128 128 cooperation countries unfortunately always case will poor small countries tuvalu will bear burden globalization also left mark context swine flu tuvalu immune pandemic grateful world health organization issued call action help poorer countries respond outbreak swine flu outbreaks highlight need trade reforms respect access medicines context right health access affordable medicines health
TUV 2009 150 150 pandemic grateful world health organization issued call action help poorer countries respond outbreak swine flu outbreaks highlight need trade reforms respect access medicines context right health access affordable medicines right rich nations every human right healthy life year special one people government tuvalu something achieved proud celebrate strangely enough something happened health
TUV 2009 586 586 looks forward secretary-general’s report possible security implications climate_change required resolution globalization made tuvalu vulnerable country vulnerable global economic shocks highly vulnerable impacts climate_change least vulnerable disease outbreaks however despite wide recognition given reiterated regard vulnerability many different united nations forums rio barbados mauritius johannesburg conferences several major united nations events including health
TUV 2009 881 881 responsible international player world trade development diplomatic relations least taiwan clearly defined territory although tuvalu appreciates long-overdue courtesy finally accorded government taiwan participate observer world health organization’s world health assembly year tuvalu strongly believes taiwan deserves participate fully member united nations specialized agencies tuvalu therefore reiterates strong appeal taiwan’s aspirations desire health
TUV 2009 884 884 world trade development diplomatic relations least taiwan clearly defined territory although tuvalu appreciates long-overdue courtesy finally accorded government taiwan participate observer world health organization’s world health assembly year tuvalu strongly believes taiwan deserves participate fully member united nations specialized agencies tuvalu therefore reiterates strong appeal taiwan’s aspirations desire participate meaningfully full health
TZA 2009 602 602 regard implementation mdgs date meeting curtain-raiser next year’s mdg summit hope us will take seriously observations conclusions made will default come second meeting maternal child health convened prime minister gordon brown support secretary-general ban ki-moon world bank president robert zoellick meeting great success impressed encouraged commitment made prime minister brown support health
TZA 2009 666 666 thank prime minister brown leadership appeal unqualified support outcome meeting sake saving lives many women children africa elsewhere developing world third yesterday’s launch african leaders malaria alliance landmark event african leaders made unequivocal declaration commitment end malaria respective countries alliance provides mechanism advocacy collective action follow- measures build capacities eliminate number health
TZA 2009 677 677 saving lives many women children africa elsewhere developing world third yesterday’s launch african leaders malaria alliance landmark event african leaders made unequivocal declaration commitment end malaria respective countries alliance provides mechanism advocacy collective action follow- measures build capacities eliminate number one killer disease africa malaria can prevented cured controlled eliminated africa health
TZA 2009 694 694 event african leaders made unequivocal declaration commitment end malaria respective countries alliance provides mechanism advocacy collective action follow- measures build capacities eliminate number one killer disease africa malaria can prevented cured controlled eliminated africa many countries world done us africa like general assembly acknowledge historic event render support work african leaders health
TZA 2009 696 696 leaders made unequivocal declaration commitment end malaria respective countries alliance provides mechanism advocacy collective action follow- measures build capacities eliminate number one killer disease africa malaria can prevented cured controlled eliminated africa many countries world done us africa like general assembly acknowledge historic event render support work african leaders alliance malaria health
TZA 2009 721 721 malaria can prevented cured controlled eliminated africa many countries world done us africa like general assembly acknowledge historic event render support work african leaders alliance malaria like thank mr ray chambers secretary-general’s special envoy 09-52425 malaria successfully organizing event also like thank african leaders support commitment gains made area development can health
TZA 2009 731 731 done us africa like general assembly acknowledge historic event render support work african leaders alliance malaria like thank mr ray chambers secretary-general’s special envoy 09-52425 malaria successfully organizing event also like thank african leaders support commitment gains made area development can easily eroded foundations peace stability threatened matter great comfort pride health
UGA 2009 211 211 cent adjusting inflation achieved reasonable rates growth despite fact yet dealt decisively three strategic infrastructure elements electricity roads railways achieved peace macroeconomic stability education aspects health economic integration region international market access democratization scientific research slow three electricity roads railways slowness result dependence foreign funding tends frivolous erratic depended foreign funding health
UGA 2009 407 407 fertilizers tractors irrigation breeding stock agricultural practices however know sustainably continue neglect environment therefore development transformation manifesto action plan uganda entails following peace democracy education health macroeconomic stability economic liberalization electricity generation distribution banish low levels kilowatt-hours per capita modernization roads rebuilding modernization railways commercialization modernization agriculture away traditional subsistence farming health
URY 2009 425 425 just two uruguayans wish share international community concern needs hopes rights responsibilities humankind country taken firm commitment regards tobacco control policies international level ratification world health organization framework convention tobacco control national level implementation policies improvement well-being population uruguay became first smoke-free country americas seventh world insignificant matter one takes account health
URY 2009 453 453 convention tobacco control national level implementation policies improvement well-being population uruguay became first smoke-free country americas seventh world insignificant matter one takes account according world health organization smoking leading avoidable cause death worldwide epidemic annually causes million deaths throughout world million americas five million deaths year far caused alcoholism traffic accidents health
URY 2009 461 461 well-being population uruguay became first smoke-free country americas seventh world insignificant matter one takes account according world health organization smoking leading avoidable cause death worldwide epidemic annually causes million deaths throughout world million americas five million deaths year far caused alcoholism traffic accidents aids illegal drugs murder suicide h1n1 virus combined health
URY 2009 562 562 years building containing asbestos delegation united nations sponsored promoted resolution whose implementation will allow us least environment smoke-free united nations represents partial auspicious progress fight epidemic may year becoming smoke-free country uruguay set path becoming country equal-opportunity access information technologies achieving means ceibal project also known one laptop per child consists health
USA 2009 620 620 fail confront status quo extremists sowing terror pockets world protracted conflicts grind genocide mass atrocities nations nuclear weapons melting ice caps ravaged populations persistent poverty pandemic disease say sow fear state fact magnitude challenges yet met measure actions body founded belief nations world solve problems together franklin roosevelt died see vision health
USA 2009 621 621 confront status quo extremists sowing terror pockets world protracted conflicts grind genocide mass atrocities nations nuclear weapons melting ice caps ravaged populations persistent poverty pandemic disease say sow fear state fact magnitude challenges yet met measure actions body founded belief nations world solve problems together franklin roosevelt died see vision institution health
USA 2009 684 684 one nation peace large nations small nations must peace rests cooperative effort whole world cooperative effort whole world words ring even true today simply peace health prosperity hold common yet also know body made sovereign states sadly surprisingly body often become forum sowing discord instead forging common ground venue playing politics health
USA 2009 1837 1837 damage environment twentieth century must accept obligation lead responsibility end must acknowledge need differentiated responses effort curb carbon_emissions must include fast-growing carbon emitters can reduce air_pollution without inhibiting growth effort fails help poorest nations adapt problems climate_change already wrought help travel path clean development simply will work hard change something fundamental health
USA 2009 1963 1963 lies ahead far many people far many places live daily crises challenge humanity despair empty stomach thirst brought dwindling water supplies injustice child dying treatable disease mother losing life gives birth pittsburgh will work world’s largest economies chart course growth balanced sustained means vigilance ensure let people back work means taking health
USA 2009 2052 2052 questions development existed even crisis happened america will continue historic effort help people feed set aside billion carry forward fight hiv aids end deaths tuberculosis malaria eradicate polio strengthen public health systems joining countries contribute h1n1 vaccines world health organization will integrate economies system global trade will support millennium development goals health
USA 2009 2057 2057 happened america will continue historic effort help people feed set aside billion carry forward fight hiv aids end deaths tuberculosis malaria eradicate polio strengthen public health systems joining countries contribute h1n1 vaccines world health organization will integrate economies system global trade will support millennium development goals approach next year’s summit global health
USA 2009 2065 2065 feed set aside billion carry forward fight hiv aids end deaths tuberculosis malaria eradicate polio strengthen public health systems joining countries contribute h1n1 vaccines world health organization will integrate economies system global trade will support millennium development goals approach next year’s summit global plan make reality will set sights eradication extreme health
VCT 2009 850 850 equally applicable friends taiwan united nations specialized agencies must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared health
VCT 2009 856 856 specialized agencies must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate participation taiwan health
VEN 2009 1733 1733 manufactures supplies medical equipment meet obligations governments cuba venezuela past year one send spare parts hundreds pieces medical equipment two governments bought bring free quality health care peoples include 64-row ct scanners electrocardiogram machines now poor areas caracas indigenous people live medical facilities cuban doctors free good health-care system people tried health
VNM 2009 413 413 individual nations reforms international system economic relations quite shown many irrationalities also imperative promote role united nations designing international strategies mechanisms address energy food crisis pandemics climate_change including issues discussed climate_change conference copenhagen december united nations reform process also continue meet emerging complex requirements viet nam shares common view reform undertaken health
VUT 2009 328 328 09-52470 pace averaging per cent growth prospects future continue uncertain maintaining strong economic growth next years will critical vanuatu succeed sustained delivery basic services education health infrastructure development scattered islands light concerns vanuatu pleased february will hosting pacific- united nations conference human face global economic crisis pacific discussions organizational arrangements important health
VUT 2009 1155 1155 atmosphere inclusion constructive dialogue positive engagement diatribes offer solutions must remain resolute defence 09-52470 united nations necessity organization continuously made clear horrors scourges armed conflict disease famine inflict people especially women children administrative level highly bureaucratic procedures accession mechanisms established united nations system much needed funds placed unnecessary strain local capacities health
WSM 2009 42 42 pre-eminent body will diminished leaders accord respect organization deserves observe etiquette recent crises validated global sustainability highlighted interconnectedness interdependence crises food energy security global recession pandemic adversely affected member states varying degrees although resulted decisions actions crises differentiated impact developed developing countries rich poor costs crises terms human suffering social upheaval health
YEM 2009 283 283 internally displaced persons idps yemeni government addressed humanitarian situation responsibly cooperation coordination international civil society humanitarian relief organizations providing secure camps meeting needs idps food health care wish recall government declared two cessations hostilities recent military operations second response appeal made secretary-general humanitarian international organizations opening safe corridors provision relief refugees health
YEM 2009 811 811 external parties stop interfering somalia’s internal affairs instability somalia adversely affecting states region phenomenon piracy increasing flow refugees neighbouring states resulting instability somalia creating socio-economic health difficulties yemen bears burden caring hundreds thousands refugees call international community help somali coast guard protect coasts international maritime trade regard situation sudan darfur welcome health
YEM 2009 910 910 welcomes efforts secretary- general towards reforming organization reaffirm position united nations system reformed order achieve equitable representation better decision-making process places required emphasis development fighting pandemics easing poverty addressing environmental issues direct impact standard living millions people must strive bolster security council’s role maintenance international peace security time must reform council health
ZWE 2009 521 521 achieve need channel support towards agriculture dwindled last decades addition call upon developed countries remove reduce agricultural subsidies open markets agricultural products developing countries area health efforts reduce maternal child mortality combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still fall short targets despite commitments made national international levels last years zimbabwe made great health
ZWE 2009 526 526 agriculture dwindled last decades addition call upon developed countries remove reduce agricultural subsidies open markets agricultural products developing countries area health efforts reduce maternal child mortality combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still fall short targets despite commitments made national international levels last years zimbabwe made great strides fight hiv aids pandemic health
ZWE 2009 530 530 addition call upon developed countries remove reduce agricultural subsidies open markets agricultural products developing countries area health efforts reduce maternal child mortality combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still fall short targets despite commitments made national international levels last years zimbabwe made great strides fight hiv aids pandemic limited resources notwithstanding country health
ZWE 2009 551 551 mortality combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still fall short targets despite commitments made national international levels last years zimbabwe made great strides fight hiv aids pandemic limited resources notwithstanding country witnessed drop adult prevalence rate per cent per cent year however still face major challenge increasing availability affordable antiretroviral drugs therefore health
ZWE 2009 604 604 international community cooperation pharmaceutical companies assist increasing access affordable essential drugs particularly people africa people living hiv aids expect delivery commitments made 09-52463 sub-saharan africa malaria presents yet another still-formidable challenge commitment international community national governments therefore needs strengthened eradicate scourge malaria part world warmly welcome renewed enthusiasm part russia united health
ZWE 2009 620 620 hiv aids expect delivery commitments made 09-52463 sub-saharan africa malaria presents yet another still-formidable challenge commitment international community national governments therefore needs strengthened eradicate scourge malaria part world warmly welcome renewed enthusiasm part russia united states pursue actions achieve world free nuclear weapons urge nuclear-armed states regard zimbabwe honoured chaired may health
AGO 2010 846 846 direct impact improvement basic indicators millennium development goals since million children enrolled primary education percentage children attending school risen sharply per cent rate infant maternal mortality fell considerably per live births per live births moreover order eradicate hunger poverty angola adopted national food security strategy 2009- mechanism increase agricultural production sustainable health
AND 2010 92 92 weight earlier times alerting motivating political economic leaders seeing remain active despite today live world patent contrasts hunger continues one worst evils billion people suffer malnutrition poverty consequences food environmental economic crises compounded situation vulnerable populations world summit food security rome last november decided adopt measures halve number people suffering malnutrition health
AND 2010 117 117 malnutrition poverty consequences food environmental economic crises compounded situation vulnerable populations world summit food security rome last november decided adopt measures halve number people suffering malnutrition hunger combining possible efforts achieve first millennium development goals group g20 meeting toronto secretary-general defended position vulnerable populations asked leading world powers develop new policies health
AND 2010 170 170 struggle combat climate_change however still unresolved natural disasters people haiti pakistan deal show devastating effects climate_change can phenomenon jeopardizes poorest populations affects access water compounds malnutrition leads violence economic impact developing states terrible threats real solutions real possibility dealing exists copenhagen conference states parties climate_change convention initiated negotiations agreement hope conference health
ATG 2010 188 188 commit work towards lasting durable middle east peace today global governance relates concerns peace security political self- determination importantly global governance embraces imperatives elimination hunger disease ignorance administering stable robust international financial system ensuring fair trade adequate shelter preservation delicate environment never history human existence planet faced greater urgency meet objectives health
ATG 2010 222 222 fair trade adequate shelter preservation delicate environment never history human existence planet faced greater urgency meet objectives scale poverty conflicts global_warming economic financial crisis migration pandemics terrorism international crime demands collective global effort employing common coordinated strategies extent problems enormity consequences clearly beyond resource management capabilities one nation believe united nations health
ATG 2010 687 687 million people affected country sought international assistance cope catastrophe despite mass evacuations fears death toll will rise flooding reaches southern parts country risk outbreak waterborne diseases increases many areas disasters aftermaths serve reaffirm need ensure addressing humanitarian consequences today’s disasters emergencies remains united nations priority countries position pledge support assist pakistan health
AUS 2010 149 149 global financial crisis furthermore rapid transformation global communications radical increase global people movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankind pandemic diseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries health
AUS 2010 150 150 financial crisis furthermore rapid transformation global communications radical increase global people movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankind pandemic diseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus health
AUS 2010 1403 1403 island states particularly pacific neighbours recognition special needs expect invest billion education including support universal primary education australia also expects invest least billion women’s children’s health australia applauds initiative create new institution entitled un women capable leadership new under-secretary-general michelle bachelet former president chile australia looks forward working un women vast health
BDI 2010 372 372 tourism environmental renewal new information communication technologies will give special attention developing public-private partnerships view sustained economic growth social domain government burundi will concentrate education health sectors combat ignorance disease meet crucial needs areas many schools clinics will built 10-55109 throughout country furthermore services two sectors will also improved relaunching promoting health
BDI 2010 376 376 information communication technologies will give special attention developing public-private partnerships view sustained economic growth social domain government burundi will concentrate education health sectors combat ignorance disease meet crucial needs areas many schools clinics will built 10-55109 throughout country furthermore services two sectors will also improved relaunching promoting burundian economy depends also health
BEN 2010 347 347 must guaranteed perpetuity united nations must now sense urgency use full influence provide means help countries difficulty ensure survival threatened populations vulnerable groups decimated famine disease nothing done help time come give substance right food unacceptable hunger persist among causes human suffering twenty-first century short term priority focus strengthening social protection health
BGD 2010 962 962 connecting post offices high- tech park network e governance efforts strengthen telecommunication network satellite communication e-services now focused improving agricultural information delivery market access education health care early warning systems disasters law order social safety net payments also implemented aggressive e-leadership programme among members parliament top policymakers field administrators local administrators health
BGD 2010 1240 1240 led new discoveries particularly respect climate- change-resilient crops recent success genome sequencing jute fibre ensuring improved quality 10-55109 jute products biodegradable option hazardous synthetic products health another area receiving special attention implementation national health policy adopted previous term office policy provides establishment one community clinic every people plan locate clinics first health
BGD 2010 1248 1248 recent success genome sequencing jute fibre ensuring improved quality 10-55109 jute products biodegradable option hazardous synthetic products health another area receiving special attention implementation national health policy adopted previous term office policy provides establishment one community clinic every people plan locate clinics first phase extend basic health services people’s homes safe health
BGD 2010 1269 1269 special attention implementation national health policy adopted previous term office policy provides establishment one community clinic every people plan locate clinics first phase extend basic health services people’s homes safe motherhood national strategy maternal health adopted programme reduce infant mortality rate current per live births target complete per cent immunization end health
BGD 2010 1278 1278 office policy provides establishment one community clinic every people plan locate clinics first phase extend basic health services people’s homes safe motherhood national strategy maternal health adopted programme reduce infant mortality rate current per live births target complete per cent immunization end present tenure government since government assumed office maternal mortality health
BGD 2010 1283 1283 community clinic every people plan locate clinics first phase extend basic health services people’s homes safe motherhood national strategy maternal health adopted programme reduce infant mortality rate current per live births target complete per cent immunization end present tenure government since government assumed office maternal mortality rate reduced infant mortality significant health
BGD 2010 1303 1303 health adopted programme reduce infant mortality rate current per live births target complete per cent immunization end present tenure government since government assumed office maternal mortality rate reduced infant mortality significant extent successes recognized award united nations indeed despite recent world food energy economic climate_change crises bangladesh support united nations agencies health
BGD 2010 1307 1307 infant mortality rate current per live births target complete per cent immunization end present tenure government since government assumed office maternal mortality rate reduced infant mortality significant extent successes recognized award united nations indeed despite recent world food energy economic climate_change crises bangladesh support united nations agencies bilateral multilateral partners made health
BHR 2010 136 136 achieving mdgs know many states made huge outstanding efforts end context kingdom bahrain holds leading positive position particularly field social welfare free quality basic education health care improvement child maternal health empowerment women gender equality 10-55122 expansion social security net poorest population unemployment insurance scheme expansion scope vocational training enhance bahrain’s health
BHR 2010 141 141 made huge outstanding efforts end context kingdom bahrain holds leading positive position particularly field social welfare free quality basic education health care improvement child maternal health empowerment women gender equality 10-55122 expansion social security net poorest population unemployment insurance scheme expansion scope vocational training enhance bahrain’s human resources honoured stand assembly health
BHR 2010 413 413 daily concern us conflicts either ideological ethnic nature caused people occupying land peoples evicting homes homelands conflicts divert attention important concerns including addressing poverty ignorance epidemics natural disasters take heavy toll impede human creativity limited national interests one state another completely avoid considering common global good largely responsible state affairs one health
BHS 2010 93 93 towards achieving development goals including millennium development goals encouraged decline number people living absolute poverty reported increased access primary secondary education mindful high levels infant mortality unsatisfactory reduction rate maternal mortality continued high incidences sexual violence women rise prevalence hiv continue persist many countries world health organization forecasts deaths non-communicable diseases health
BHS 2010 98 98 millennium development goals encouraged decline number people living absolute poverty reported increased access primary secondary education mindful high levels infant mortality unsatisfactory reduction rate maternal mortality continued high incidences sexual violence women rise prevalence hiv continue persist many countries world health organization forecasts deaths non-communicable diseases will increase worldwide per cent health
BHS 2010 113 113 education mindful high levels infant mortality unsatisfactory reduction rate maternal mortality continued high incidences sexual violence women rise prevalence hiv continue persist many countries world health organization forecasts deaths non-communicable diseases will increase worldwide per cent increasing risks high prevalence non-communicable diseases exacting heavy tolls finances health systems countries like bahamas health
BHS 2010 118 118 mortality unsatisfactory reduction rate maternal mortality continued high incidences sexual violence women rise prevalence hiv continue persist many countries world health organization forecasts deaths non-communicable diseases will increase worldwide per cent increasing risks high prevalence non-communicable diseases exacting heavy tolls finances health systems countries like bahamas hence welcome adoption resolution calls health
BHS 2010 129 129 women rise prevalence hiv continue persist many countries world health organization forecasts deaths non-communicable diseases will increase worldwide per cent increasing risks high prevalence non-communicable diseases exacting heavy tolls finances health systems countries like bahamas hence welcome adoption resolution calls high-level plenary meeting general assembly next september address prevention control non-communicable health
BHS 2010 134 134 persist many countries world health organization forecasts deaths non-communicable diseases will increase worldwide per cent increasing risks high prevalence non-communicable diseases exacting heavy tolls finances health systems countries like bahamas hence welcome adoption resolution calls high-level plenary meeting general assembly next september address prevention control non-communicable diseases bahamas continues pledge highest health
BHS 2010 155 155 exacting heavy tolls finances health systems countries like bahamas hence welcome adoption resolution calls high-level plenary meeting general assembly next september address prevention control non-communicable diseases bahamas continues pledge highest priority attaining achieving millennium development goals fully expect achieve goals targets identified still woods fallout global economic financial crisis continues impact health
BIH 2010 229 229 herzegovina country rich water energy-generating resources undertaken studies invited international investors participate developing resources completed projects will driving engine economy enabling us make progress areas health care social services continue develop infrastructure agricultural resources desirable pace although generally improved education system remains aspects hostage divisive political influences hand rising trade activities health
BLZ 2010 384 384 agricultural research aquaculture education social-sector investment latin american caribbean region cooperation long based approach belize benefited immensely partnerships cuba brazil mexico venezuela special significance cooperation health sector fact today progress can claim health-related mdgs testament part partnerships beyond hemispheric relations forging new partnerships recently received two years worth emergency relief materials health
BRA 2010 1162 1162 nation peace pluralism tolerance solidarity just brazil changed will continue change world also changing must deepen accelerate process technology wealth disposal longer justification hunger poverty epidemics 10-54827 preventable diseases can longer live discrimination injustice authoritarianism must face challenges nuclear disarmament sustainable development freer fairer trade rest assured brazil will continue fight health
BRA 2010 1165 1165 tolerance solidarity just brazil changed will continue change world also changing must deepen accelerate process technology wealth disposal longer justification hunger poverty epidemics 10-54827 preventable diseases can longer live discrimination injustice authoritarianism must face challenges nuclear disarmament sustainable development freer fairer trade rest assured brazil will continue fight make ideals reality health
BRB 2010 750 750 economic interdependence globalization posing challenges national sovereignty barbados shares united nations vision world able achieve surpass millennium development goals committed fight ravages hiv aids infectious diseases natural-resources-poor small island developing state achieved much basis investment human development primarily areas education health thus prioritized responses global challenges manner puts people first successes health
BRB 2010 765 765 surpass millennium development goals committed fight ravages hiv aids infectious diseases natural-resources-poor small island developing state achieved much basis investment human development primarily areas education health thus prioritized responses global challenges manner puts people first successes date due investment key resource people given emphasis people’s development dangers posed population supported resolution health
BRB 2010 795 795 challenges manner puts people first successes date due investment key resource people given emphasis people’s development dangers posed population supported resolution entitled prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution introduced caribbean community caricom sixty-fourth session general assembly responses can seen efforts achieve ultimate goal crafting green economy see green economy tool transforming economy health
BRN 2010 160 160 agencies offer know support continues year every year country taking place right now speak united nations development programme united nations environment programme unesco unicef world health organization grateful help work vital areas national development education health agriculture communications infrastructure meet people directly listen discuss teach train encourage work closely local authorities health
BRN 2010 170 170 place right now speak united nations development programme united nations environment programme unesco unicef world health organization grateful help work vital areas national development education health agriculture communications infrastructure meet people directly listen discuss teach train encourage work closely local authorities sometimes even think learned last year’s influenza h1n1 health crisis health
BRN 2010 194 194 education health agriculture communications infrastructure meet people directly listen discuss teach train encourage work closely local authorities sometimes even think learned last year’s influenza h1n1 health crisis assembly can imagine small nation like serious indeed almost closed us certainly caused widespread panic think largely due one fact people knew alone guidelines health
BRN 2010 223 223 imagine small nation like serious indeed almost closed us certainly caused widespread panic think largely due one fact people knew alone guidelines given us world health organization gave confidence needed extremely worrying time made without returning theme year invites us reaffirm said happy without reservation reaffirm respect deep appreciation work united health
BWA 2010 77 77 international community working together common purpose common good actually sacredness grand institution regard must remain steadfast partnership agenda poverty eradication pursuit international peace security combating disease promotion youth empowerment gender equality promotion protection democracy rule law human rights personal advancement education better health harnessing technology sustainable development account abiding faith belief health
BWA 2010 94 94 agenda poverty eradication pursuit international peace security combating disease promotion youth empowerment gender equality promotion protection democracy rule law human rights personal advancement education better health harnessing technology sustainable development account abiding faith belief viability primacy united nations spite resource limitations years faithfully fulfilled obligations organization deliberations recently concluded high- level health
CAF 2010 302 302 copenhagen summit scene selfishness inconsistency part states vis-à-vis international cooperation climate policy hope upcoming meeting cancún mexico will find appropriate answers worrying issues hiv aids malaria pandemics another challenge must give particular attention pose serious threat survival humankind particular african continent regard hiv aids must truly redouble efforts determination implement declaration health
CAF 2010 303 303 summit scene selfishness inconsistency part states vis-à-vis international cooperation climate policy hope upcoming meeting cancún mexico will find appropriate answers worrying issues hiv aids malaria pandemics another challenge must give particular attention pose serious threat survival humankind particular african continent regard hiv aids must truly redouble efforts determination implement declaration commitment health
CAF 2010 337 337 threat survival humankind particular african continent regard hiv aids must truly redouble efforts determination implement declaration commitment hiv aids outcomes high-level meetings aids child maternal mortality rates africa whose increase yet another cause concern also enjoy attention issues meetings emphasized gravity situation underscoring importance acting need mobilize resources accordingly fight health health
CAF 2010 362 362 mortality rates africa whose increase yet another cause concern also enjoy attention issues meetings emphasized gravity situation underscoring importance acting need mobilize resources accordingly fight health threats achieving millennium development goal time namely reducing half number people suffer hunger compels us put place new approach policy towards international cooperation based support health
CAF 2010 550 550 insecurity assistance agriculture continues decrease dropped significantly past years central african republic maintained strengthening human capital one priorities fourth pillar national poverty-reduction strategy pillar education health employment considered priority sectors line millennium development goals assessments programmes launched seem reveal shortcomings results instance adult literacy rates poor per cent overall primary school health
CAF 2010 591 591 instance adult literacy rates poor per cent overall primary school attendance rate also low per cent central african republic among countries world affected hiv aids pandemic even though continuing efforts bring prevalence control given outcomes clear country pursue implementation priorities development plan need significant support development partners regard nuclear disarmament proliferation health
CAN 2010 520 520 wide-ranging outreach sessions including secretaries-general commonwealth la francophonie course organization used chairmanship g-8 reach leaders africa americas secure agreement enact muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health progress literally vital meeting achievable united nations millennium development goals reduce appalling mortality among mothers children developing countries mobilizing support donor nations private foundations together health
CAN 2010 533 533 reach leaders africa americas secure agreement enact muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health progress literally vital meeting achievable united nations millennium development goals reduce appalling mortality among mothers children developing countries mobilizing support donor nations private foundations together able mobilize billion five years will contribute major way secretary- general’s global strategy health
CAN 2010 561 561 children developing countries mobilizing support donor nations private foundations together able mobilize billion five years will contribute major way secretary- general’s global strategy women’s children’s health likewise announced two day ago canadian taxpayers make enhanced replenishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria things one simple reason alleviate suffering indeed save lives health
CAN 2010 577 577 contribute major way secretary- general’s global strategy women’s children’s health likewise announced two day ago canadian taxpayers make enhanced replenishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria things one simple reason alleviate suffering indeed save lives people world among millions afflicted grave debilitating diseases actions moral imperative essential strive make significant actual health
CAN 2010 594 594 make enhanced replenishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria things one simple reason alleviate suffering indeed save lives people world among millions afflicted grave debilitating diseases actions moral imperative essential strive make significant actual difference lives world’s disadvantaged people seeing neighbour distressed will pass side road also used chairmanship g-8 essential health
CAN 2010 726 726 recession past two years taught us hope painful lesson forcefully reminded shrinking world travel together single boat solo voyagers travel together matters interests interconnected climate_change health pandemic threats course economy example nations consider effects economic choices others may hurt trading partners well succumb lure protectionism soon find trading partners denied market health
CAN 2010 727 727 past two years taught us hope painful lesson forcefully reminded shrinking world travel together single boat solo voyagers travel together matters interests interconnected climate_change health pandemic threats course economy example nations consider effects economic choices others may hurt trading partners well succumb lure protectionism soon find trading partners denied market also health
CHE 2010 443 443 sack rice helicopter enough must instead teach people grow rice still today billion people around world living extreme poverty every day many mothers children die malnutrition lack care know huge financial means needed disaster money flows emergency situations still concerned three years later involved reconstruction binding objectives must defined quickly possible health
CHE 2010 570 570 together countries supporting full implementation united nations global counter-terrorism strategy initiative provides involvement specialists humanitarian aid education gender equality must last become reality access education health women girls restricted decades others victims poverty also targets systematic violence armed conflicts high time make full use potential mediation reconstruction countries affected conflict context health
CHL 2010 676 676 national problem acquired regional often global implications evils modern society terrorism drug trafficking organized crime know frontiers territories jurisdictions attempts effectively tackle global_warming natural disasters health emergencies hunger extreme poverty going require action much attentive concerted effective part community nations united nations institutions deriving bretton woods consensus world bank international monetary health
CIV 2010 239 239 forgetting billion men women across planet earth suffer hunger women’s lives lost give life millions children die reaching age access drinking water limited africa aids epidemic malaria epidemic kill people wars combined world powerless united nations must adapted provide proper responses imbalances two worlds just one world common heritage managing world health
CIV 2010 240 240 billion men women across planet earth suffer hunger women’s lives lost give life millions children die reaching age access drinking water limited africa aids epidemic malaria epidemic kill people wars combined world powerless united nations must adapted provide proper responses imbalances two worlds just one world common heritage managing world must health
CIV 2010 241 241 men women across planet earth suffer hunger women’s lives lost give life millions children die reaching age access drinking water limited africa aids epidemic malaria epidemic kill people wars combined world powerless united nations must adapted provide proper responses imbalances two worlds just one world common heritage managing world must done health
CIV 2010 546 546 assistance guarantee aid effectiveness called effective mobilization public private resources achievement millennium development goals also emphasized urgent need collective action achieve mdgs particularly improvement maternal health reduction infant mortality specific point delegation like welcome creation within united nations system un women special body responsible gender issues advancement women new body establishment health
CIV 2010 549 549 effectiveness called effective mobilization public private resources achievement millennium development goals also emphasized urgent need collective action achieve mdgs particularly improvement maternal health reduction infant mortality specific point delegation like welcome creation within united nations system un women special body responsible gender issues advancement women new body establishment trust fund support health
CIV 2010 856 856 diligent implementation measures allow vulnerable states establish plans combat climate_change becoming increasingly evident throughout world upsurge natural disasters related drought flooding coastal erosion effects events health populations availability land potable water compromise economic social development many states already weakened poverty pandemics united nations line charter duty carry negotiations begun copenhagen must health
CIV 2010 871 871 upsurge natural disasters related drought flooding coastal erosion effects events health populations availability land potable water compromise economic social development many states already weakened poverty pandemics united nations line charter duty carry negotiations begun copenhagen must work resolutely end respect human rights concern country endorsed set international instruments regard though affected health
CMR 2010 243 243 rich poor can exacerbate tensions jeopardize international peace security will pardoned sure dwell little case africa undeniably continent affected extreme poverty generally accompanied food shortages epidemics population movements insecurity wonder profound misery sometimes explodes case two years ago dubbed food riots international community remain indifferent threat undermine efforts advance democracy ensure health
CMR 2010 621 621 path part last decades cameroon set representative institutions established rule law ensured respect human rights economic social front significant progress made areas public finance education health trend continue country can expect medium term attain status emerging country seems mindset african countries certainly international community role play supporting effort join global society health
COD 2010 129 129 goals message hope nevertheless gives sense gap separating wealthy countries poor countries seek better living conditions peoples food crisis famine afflict many peoples planet endemic diseases almost disappeared now resurfacing new scourges appearing particular see plethora natural disasters wake climate_change proving even devastating grim picture just painted motivate us united mobilizing health
COD 2010 540 540 address together peace justice security fight impunity continues prime importance government actions government working within framework achieving millennium development goals utmost meet basic needs people health education food self-sufficiency basic infrastructures electricity drinking water mention fighting malaria hiv aids poverty appreciate commitment partners supporting us achieving country’s development priorities complex nature health
COD 2010 551 551 actions government working within framework achieving millennium development goals utmost meet basic needs people health education food self-sufficiency basic infrastructures electricity drinking water mention fighting malaria hiv aids poverty appreciate commitment partners supporting us achieving country’s development priorities complex nature various tasks need carried territory several million square kilometres democratic republic health
COG 2010 18 18 open session general assembly world still facing problems peace security crises conflicts inequality among states poverty hunger disease recurrent problems added new challenges climate_change natural disasters terrorism piracy transnational organized crime human trafficking nuclear proliferation world economic financial crisis many issues nature call health
COL 2010 363 363 earth tropical forests latin america millions hectares ready cultivation without affecting ecological balance willingness necessary become supplier goods humanity needs survival million people living hunger malnutrition challenge postponed latin america can wants part solution region richest biodiversity planet megadiverse country world namely brazil country greatest biodiversity per square kilometre namely country health
CPV 2010 216 216 preserve environment achieve human development seeking adapt reduce impact climate_change whether specific terms land reclamation water conveyance development renewable_energy part national growth dynamics alongside education health employment infrastructure process implementing ambitious programme use surface water building dams reservoirs support modernization agriculture development livestock farming food processing will help farmers everywhere following health
CPV 2010 521 521 eight women report millennium development goals mdgs shows cape verde achieved gender parity primary secondary education indeed cases girls boys school major investment maternal infant health means per cent births hospital environment specialized assistants yet per cent women suffer domestic abuse parliament local authorities women participating poverty unemployment affect women men health
CPV 2010 741 741 tension far abating persist ever closer conflicts weaken entire regions creating refugees displaced persons millions paralysing economies destroying infrastructure obliterating decades work aimed promoting education health justice people sometimes concept human seems vanishing giving way era modern slaves can moulded exploited will women suffer sexual violence become weapon war child soldiers health
CPV 2010 1158 1158 independence now per year school enrolment stands per cent illiteracy reduced per cent declining much women men project per cent growth year achieved much education health political participation thanks government’s policy aimed eradicating poverty achieving food security gender equality equity last decade poverty dropped per cent per cent per cent estimates health
CPV 2010 1205 1205 cent per cent estimates predict poverty rate per cent progress result investing people education vocational training strategic axes governance take half state budget also invested health social security moreover government following strategy making country international service provider can compete world economy 10-55276 accelerate growth job creation thereby increasing family income significantly health
CRI 2010 239 239 framework civil liberties course action rooted history introduced free compulsory primary education abolished death penalty disbanded army preserved per cent land 1960s created universal access health mid-1970s government stands legacy order act present construct future strive attention early stimulation children care adults elderly fight inequality strive improve education health foster economic health
CRI 2010 262 262 universal access health mid-1970s government stands legacy order act present construct future strive attention early stimulation children care adults elderly fight inequality strive improve education health foster economic development increasingly based clean energy sustainable economy creative intelligence mention things humble national experience pretentious global lesson history geography circumstances frequently shape us health
CYP 2010 55 55 climatic natural disasters scale never experienced recent history floods pakistan fires russia earthquake haiti landslides china environmental degradation climate_change rising poverty food insecurity lack basic health care many fellow human beings world deep social disparities terrorism visible threat nuclear proliferation especially middle east continuing economic crisis past years primarily affected millions health
CYP 2010 916 916 parallel negotiating process can share vision solution cyprus problem serve interests cypriots turkey greece well peace security region challenges faced international community increasing climate_change poverty malnutrition lack access basic health care terrorism wars threat nuclear proliferation nuclear terrorism economic crisis political instability many regions world require us undertake renewed effective effort health
CYP 2010 920 920 share vision solution cyprus problem serve interests cypriots turkey greece well peace security region challenges faced international community increasing climate_change poverty malnutrition lack access basic health care terrorism wars threat nuclear proliferation nuclear terrorism economic crisis political instability many regions world require us undertake renewed effective effort protect humankind’s achievements future health
DOM 2010 138 138 although consumption extends many regions around world highest concentration users found areas pronounced economic social development united states western europe central asia drug consumption harmful health causing personality disorders often lead loss will apathy development pathological behaviour furthermore tens thousands people die every year direct result drug consumption others depending way health
DOM 2010 168 168 lead loss will apathy development pathological behaviour furthermore tens thousands people die every year direct result drug consumption others depending way toxic substances consumed affected diseases hiv aids hepatitis c today illegal drug trafficking constitutes global black market kind underground hidden economy growth manufacture distribution sale merchandise form marijuana opium heroin health
DOM 2010 614 614 rich poor case iceland volcano led serious interruption air traffic since second world war addition need take account numerous cold snaps avalanches storms occurred resultant epidemics foremost among cholera africa dengue fever latin america caribbean can see vulnerability natural disasters around world rise development levels falling quickly result natural disasters caused health
DZA 2010 152 152 since last session led us examine depth economic crisis poorest countries especially africa crises hamper progress achievement millennium development goals mdgs notably areas maternal child health combating poverty important international community respect commitments area official development assistance provide recipient countries additional assistance can achieve millennium development goals several options explored regard health
ERI 2010 491 491 nation-building eritrea enters twentieth year independence remains focused broad-based people-centred political economic social cultural development will afford life dignity prosperity people several years consistent investments health education agriculture essential infrastructure created solid basis sustained economic growth expected trade domestic foreign investment will provide additional impetus growth economy wish seize opportunity extend health
EST 2010 122 122 towards achievement mdgs focused development cooperation policy respective activities main partner countries one afghanistan alongside providing security international security assistance force isaf carrying long- term health care education projects helmand province also offer best practices 10-54965 establishing standards good governance including creation electronic voting system newly elected parliament estonia supports transition health
FIN 2010 596 596 therefore must continue reform organization increase effectiveness without forgetting responsibilities member states absolutely necessary need tackle food crisis financial crisis various kinds natural disasters contagious diseases terrorism armed conflicts different parts world well meeting common challenge climate_change combating everyday crises working time sustainable development huge task choice given us combine efforts health
FRA 2010 354 354 suffering populations continue wait president french republic nicolas sarkozy reminded assembly fact france second largest global donor official development assistance billion per annum targeted education health food security sanitation infrastructure france’s commitment development will slacken figures make policy assistance must judged according results need go move faster children dying malaria one health
FRA 2010 378 378 education health food security sanitation infrastructure france’s commitment development will slacken figures make policy assistance must judged according results need go move faster children dying malaria one every seconds entire families stricken aids hungry go school ask assembly planet wish leave legacy children will able make ambitious decision combat climate_change preserve health
GBR 2010 515 515 many problems many solutions problems economies course tied ever closely together recent events dramatically proven prosperity poverty one part world impact economic activity security elsewhere diseases can span globe matter days terrorism conducted international networks across world environmental threats respect borders used thinking stateless people get used idea stateless problems conflict health
GEO 2010 743 743 progress meeting past decade shall tire assembly recitation efforts achieve goals strides made halving poverty rate decreasing two thirds extreme poverty reforming educational system improving health care will tell assembly successes remain bittersweet savoured people georgia live fear basic rights occupied territories fully internally displaced persons refugees expelled homes go back health
GHA 2010 276 276 preventive action intervention appropriate cases accordance united nations charter 10-55264 reduction extreme poverty hunger major development challenge africa countries region also grappling problems climate_change high disease burden poor infrastructure brain drain lack development productive capacity last years african countries deal effects rising food energy prices complications arising global financial economic crisis health
GHA 2010 809 809 global peace security promoting fruitful beneficial cooperation among member states must resolve muster political will strengthen united nations can function effectively redeem majority peoples wars diseases poverty providing financial material resources required discharge onerous responsibilities measure responsibilities can give meaning phrase peoples united nations health
GMB 2010 999 999 shelving disputes past two years states deserve special recognition encouragement united nations also needs cognizant efforts taiwan peaceful process important note taiwan’s invitation participate world health assembly observer enhanced international health medical care networks also set positive example taiwan’s participation therefore urge member states ensure specialized agencies opened taiwan’s meaningful participation health
GMB 2010 1004 1004 states deserve special recognition encouragement united nations also needs cognizant efforts taiwan peaceful process important note taiwan’s invitation participate world health assembly observer enhanced international health medical care networks also set positive example taiwan’s participation therefore urge member states ensure specialized agencies opened taiwan’s meaningful participation work united nations taiwan contributing health
GNQ 2010 400 400 nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco creation international prize scientific investigation field life sciences million contribution destined international scientific community purpose seek solutions remedies major pandemics diseases afflict world today general especially african continent despite great need international scientific community despite potential alleviate suffering vulnerable communities particularly africa despite duly approved health
GNQ 2010 401 401 educational scientific cultural organization unesco creation international prize scientific investigation field life sciences million contribution destined international scientific community purpose seek solutions remedies major pandemics diseases afflict world today general especially african continent despite great need international scientific community despite potential alleviate suffering vulnerable communities particularly africa despite duly approved states health
GRD 2010 650 650 cent 10-55128 case grenada ready sail high seas development financing autonomy day will come yet grenada registers strong support call united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds currently ncds constitute main cause morbidity mortality region life expectancy depends great extent avoidance illnesses thus preventative policies must aimed promoting changes lifestyles therefore health
GRD 2010 651 651 10-55128 case grenada ready sail high seas development financing autonomy day will come yet grenada registers strong support call united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds currently ncds constitute main cause morbidity mortality region life expectancy depends great extent avoidance illnesses thus preventative policies must aimed promoting changes lifestyles therefore view health
GRD 2010 653 653 grenada ready sail high seas development financing autonomy day will come yet grenada registers strong support call united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds currently ncds constitute main cause morbidity mortality region life expectancy depends great extent avoidance illnesses thus preventative policies must aimed promoting changes lifestyles therefore view great degree health
GRD 2010 657 657 seas development financing autonomy day will come yet grenada registers strong support call united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds currently ncds constitute main cause morbidity mortality region life expectancy depends great extent avoidance illnesses thus preventative policies must aimed promoting changes lifestyles therefore view great degree satisfaction progress made caribbean health
GRD 2010 658 658 development financing autonomy day will come yet grenada registers strong support call united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds currently ncds constitute main cause morbidity mortality region life expectancy depends great extent avoidance illnesses thus preventative policies must aimed promoting changes lifestyles therefore view great degree satisfaction progress made caribbean representatives health
GRD 2010 666 666 registers strong support call united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds currently ncds constitute main cause morbidity mortality region life expectancy depends great extent avoidance illnesses thus preventative policies must aimed promoting changes lifestyles therefore view great degree satisfaction progress made caribbean representatives united nations articulating need meeting pledge grenada’s participation health
GUY 2010 212 212 vein clear lead us choose ask prepared held accountable carrying share responsibility country recognizes must deliver part track meet millennium development goals especially areas education health can weather financial crisis minimum suffering people recognize must just complain climate_change created low_carbon development strategy sets long-term path protect 16-million- hectare rainforest move entire health
GUY 2010 958 958 norway reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation process creating climate finance fund will amount million million year also identified can use climate financing 10-54965 invest education health care catalyse private finance move virtually entire economy clean energy open non-forested land new economic activities invest climate adaptation needs support indigenous people economic social health
HND 2010 388 388 poorer first commitment helping people extreme poverty bono programme bono credit programme will greatly strengthen family economics furthermore conditional steps improve access vulnerable hondurans education health care nutrition broad dissemination school snack scheme food security programmes strengthening decentralization processes improving citizen participation making implementation monitoring assessment public policies also addressing social health
HND 2010 390 390 commitment helping people extreme poverty bono programme bono credit programme will greatly strengthen family economics furthermore conditional steps improve access vulnerable hondurans education health care nutrition broad dissemination school snack scheme food security programmes strengthening decentralization processes improving citizen participation making implementation monitoring assessment public policies also addressing social inequality creating health
HTI 2010 296 296 coordinate resources rebuilding commission important strategic mechanism helping country manage transparently discipline resources mobilized within international community support country rebuilds commission already adopted projects education health infrastructure forth costing billion may extend thanks countries agencies followed commitments make financial contributions trust similar effort will made others well help us respond quickly health
HTI 2010 371 371 collective commitment achieving eight millennium development goals year international community actually agreement world look like world well way reducing extreme poverty children mothers die lack health care children able go school millions people longer die hunger every year women able fulfil potential society without gender-based discrimination vision right one placed human health
IND 2010 86 86 much smaller place also created conditions whereby problems challenges one country region can quickly become larger community nations terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction maritime piracy pandemics epidemics organized crime narcotics smuggling recognize borders boundaries similarly fallout intra-state conflicts failed states climate_change natural disasters food shortages financial economic crises transcend countries regions health
IND 2010 87 87 smaller place also created conditions whereby problems challenges one country region can quickly become larger community nations terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction maritime piracy pandemics epidemics organized crime narcotics smuggling recognize borders boundaries similarly fallout intra-state conflicts failed states climate_change natural disasters food shortages financial economic crises transcend countries regions circumstances health
IRL 2010 347 347 hunger set clear targets adopting millennium development goals years ago new york reviewed progress past week welcomed remarkable progress generated collective action areas education child health treatment hiv aids reality remains actual numbers people living poverty hunger world continue increase recent times economic crisis uncertainty devastated lives communities already facing extreme health
IRL 2010 471 471 goals yet means available affordable cost end scandal need mobilize political will last week united states secretary state hosted meeting international leaders build partnership focusing nutrition first one thousand days life pregnancy two years age recognized will give full support scaling nutrition initiative secretary general determination maintain international attention issue driven health
IRL 2010 487 487 secretary state hosted meeting international leaders build partnership focusing nutrition first one thousand days life pregnancy two years age recognized will give full support scaling nutrition initiative secretary general determination maintain international attention issue driven conviction possible five years remaining deliver measurable progress commitment halve proportion people suffering extreme poverty hunger health
JAM 2010 95 95 happiness prosperity come differing perspectives shaped experiences peculiar challenges face long recognized however unique individual circumstances may appear affected interdependence impact climate_change shows live canopy diseases can devastate whole populations know boundaries require 10-55122 entry permit natural disasters indiscriminate selection targets financial crisis wall street disrupt just american economy ricocheted across health
JPN 2010 83 83 challenges reason japan feels strongly attainment millennium development goals mdgs main focus general assembly year time international community faces series challenges including poverty hunger infectious diseases proliferation weapons mass destruction missiles regional conflicts global environmental issues honour opportunity share general assembly thoughts regarding role japan play international community building experiences let health
JPN 2010 135 135 sharing philosophy cherish namely primary role leader country create society human suffering reduced minimum believe duty political leaders minimize extent possible sources human suffering poverty disease conflict philosophy mind shall now discuss japan’s concrete contributions four areas development global environment nuclear disarmament non- proliferation peacekeeping peacebuilding first area contribution assisting development health
JPN 2010 199 199 later rapid economic growth japan became one major economic powers history behind japan overlook realities world today billion people suffer hunger nearly million die year malaria poverty keeps million children school japan attaches great importance achieving mdgs attended mdg summit day yesterday see announced new contributions areas health education kan commitment health
JPN 2010 221 221 million die year malaria poverty keeps million children school japan attaches great importance achieving mdgs attended mdg summit day yesterday see announced new contributions areas health education kan commitment based desire save fledging lives enable children go school course five years will provide billion health assistance billion education assistance commitment area health
JPN 2010 240 240 yesterday see announced new contributions areas health education kan commitment based desire save fledging lives enable children go school course five years will provide billion health assistance billion education assistance commitment area health includes contribution million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria assistance area education will provide high-quality educational environment million health
JPN 2010 247 247 education kan commitment based desire save fledging lives enable children go school course five years will provide billion health assistance billion education assistance commitment area health includes contribution million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria assistance area education will provide high-quality educational environment million children japan will continue work comprehensively development health
JPN 2010 256 256 children go school course five years will provide billion health assistance billion education assistance commitment area health includes contribution million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria assistance area education will provide high-quality educational environment million children japan will continue work comprehensively development assistance accordance concept human security will lead efforts international health
JPN 2010 342 342 progress towards achievement mdgs slow one priorities international community attaining mdgs africa important pillar tokyo international conference african development ticad process japan enhancing efforts areas health water sanitation education food japan will continue strengthen assistance order honour commitments made ticad iv including doubling official development assistance providing support order double private health
JPN 2010 931 931 economic growth deeply aware importance value peace efforts area peacekeeping peacebuilding manifestation determination act proactively towards achieving true peace common assumption peacebuilding activities aimed promoting health education industrial development employment begin peacekeeping concluded however order realize true peace imperative work peacebuilding efforts tandem peacekeeping activities earliest stages latter april year president health
KEN 2010 26 26 theme sixty-fifth session general assembly reaffirming central role united nations global governance appropriate timely today’s transnational challenges including issues peace security development human rights environment health require genuine global governance encompasses united nations member states regard kenya fully reaffirms central role united nations global governance consistent charter international law therefore imperative health
KEN 2010 180 180 consolidation democratic governance region ten years ago world leaders meeting new york committed pursue millennium development goals response world’s main development challenges poverty ignorance ill- health two thirds time allotted attainment goals lapsed five years left targeted year urgency bridging remaining gap reality must now confront indicated statement assembly three years health
KEN 2010 224 224 now confront indicated statement assembly three years ago kenya invested significant resources pursuit millennium development goals recorded substantial progress poverty reduction education reducing maternal child mortality fight hiv aids malaria promoting gender equality empowerment women climate_change continues hamper development aspirations recognition challenge country taken major steps enhance environmental sustainability reclaiming protecting health
KEN 2010 228 228 assembly three years ago kenya invested significant resources pursuit millennium development goals recorded substantial progress poverty reduction education reducing maternal child mortality fight hiv aids malaria promoting gender equality empowerment women climate_change continues hamper development aspirations recognition challenge country taken major steps enhance environmental sustainability reclaiming protecting five major water towers health
KHM 2010 183 183 joint effort towards concrete action needed boost confidence maintain momentum global economic growth cambodia adopted mdgs known cambodian mdgs thus achieved mdg targets reducing child mortality hiv aids malaria diseases according recent study issued overseas development institute united nations millennium campaign cambodia ranks among countries made absolute progress mdgs world today health
KHM 2010 186 186 concrete action needed boost confidence maintain momentum global economic growth cambodia adopted mdgs known cambodian mdgs thus achieved mdg targets reducing child mortality hiv aids malaria diseases according recent study issued overseas development institute united nations millennium campaign cambodia ranks among countries made absolute progress mdgs world today facing serious global health
KHM 2010 187 187 action needed boost confidence maintain momentum global economic growth cambodia adopted mdgs known cambodian mdgs thus achieved mdg targets reducing child mortality hiv aids malaria diseases according recent study issued overseas development institute united nations millennium campaign cambodia ranks among countries made absolute progress mdgs world today facing serious global challenges health
KIR 2010 60 60 peace security premised principles sovereign equality peaceful coexistence taking stock achieved since can say today successful preventing many scourges challenged humanity including world wars widespread disease rid global society injustices new emerging forms injustices now threaten global security believe climate_change remains greatest moral challenge time affects nations planet irony poorest smallest health
KIR 2010 553 553 vulnerable countries like kiribati adapt impact climate_change sea-level rise mobilized earliest possible opportunity matter great increasing urgency acknowledge critical role environment pillar sustainable development maintaining health biodiversity within oceans ecosystems faces challenges far failed address respect atmosphere imperative therefore undertake commitment put place now measures needed order avoid mistakes made climate_change health
KIR 2010 867 867 real challenges facing international community planet today gratifying note easing tensions improvement relations across taiwan straits doubt welcome development region also welcome inclusion taiwan world health assembly hope similar understanding will prevail respect international institutions taiwan can participate contribute meaningfully good humanity chart path towards new world order must address fundamental health
KNA 2010 75 75 ongoing economic crisis countries peoples dealing many implications vulnerable small economies like tackling prolonged tightening credit markets protecting environment degradation promoting human security redressing global epidemic interpersonal violence problems governments across globe must grapple must backdrop uncertainty established centres power shifting governments must now reconcile pursuit statecraft national interests rapidly changing health
KNA 2010 656 656 endeavour therefore hope global partnership solidarity evidenced aftermath year’s many disasters will continue prevail four months ago may general assembly adopted resolution prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution seeks halt growing trend premature deaths diseases mainly diabetes cardiovascular diseases cancers chronic respiratory diseases saint kitts nevis applauds resolution time however seize opportunity health
KNA 2010 664 664 year’s many disasters will continue prevail four months ago may general assembly adopted resolution prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution seeks halt growing trend premature deaths diseases mainly diabetes cardiovascular diseases cancers chronic respiratory diseases saint kitts nevis applauds resolution time however seize opportunity remind assembly another public health public security issue health
KNA 2010 668 668 continue prevail four months ago may general assembly adopted resolution prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution seeks halt growing trend premature deaths diseases mainly diabetes cardiovascular diseases cancers chronic respiratory diseases saint kitts nevis applauds resolution time however seize opportunity remind assembly another public health public security issue begs attention resolution many health
KNA 2010 672 672 ago may general assembly adopted resolution prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution seeks halt growing trend premature deaths diseases mainly diabetes cardiovascular diseases cancers chronic respiratory diseases saint kitts nevis applauds resolution time however seize opportunity remind assembly another public health public security issue begs attention resolution many will recall efforts last health
KNA 2010 686 686 trend premature deaths diseases mainly diabetes cardiovascular diseases cancers chronic respiratory diseases saint kitts nevis applauds resolution time however seize opportunity remind assembly another public health public security issue begs attention resolution many will recall efforts last year focus attention issue global epidemic interpersonal violence implications development health security governance data health
KNA 2010 703 703 time however seize opportunity remind assembly another public health public security issue begs attention resolution many will recall efforts last year focus attention issue global epidemic interpersonal violence implications development health security governance data reveal interpersonal violence accounts deaths per day one every seconds one half due homicide countries homicide rates health
KNA 2010 708 708 assembly another public health public security issue begs attention resolution many will recall efforts last year focus attention issue global epidemic interpersonal violence implications development health security governance data reveal interpersonal violence accounts deaths per day one every seconds one half due homicide countries homicide rates high per human social financial health
KNA 2010 740 740 accounts deaths per day one every seconds one half due homicide countries homicide rates high per human social financial costs violence unacceptably high escalating world health organization playing key role field milestones global campaign violence prevention programme general assembly adopted individual resolutions violence children violence women armed violence still however general health
KOR 2010 68 68 organization since launch made headway towards achieving millennium development goals mdgs yet progress varies greatly across regions countries uneven terms targets among things maternal child health warrants special attention off-track goal regions indeed improving maternal child health best investment can make carry momentum closely related goals view importance attaches goal republic health
KOR 2010 79 79 yet progress varies greatly across regions countries uneven terms targets among things maternal child health warrants special attention off-track goal regions indeed improving maternal child health best investment can make carry momentum closely related goals view importance attaches goal republic korea joined group muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health furthermore korea health
KOR 2010 102 102 maternal child health best investment can make carry momentum closely related goals view importance attaches goal republic korea joined group muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health furthermore korea fully supports secretary-general’s pursuit global strategy women’s children’s health welcomes enthusiasm stakeholders important initiative demonstrated week’s meeting five years remaining prospects meeting mdgs health
KOR 2010 113 113 goals view importance attaches goal republic korea joined group muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health furthermore korea fully supports secretary-general’s pursuit global strategy women’s children’s health welcomes enthusiasm stakeholders important initiative demonstrated week’s meeting five years remaining prospects meeting mdgs altogether encouraging high time international community renew resolve galvanize global efforts health
KWT 2010 178 178 threats facing international community increasing rather decreasing becoming tangled complex role organization expanded strengthened importance vitality order deal social crises problems include poverty hunger spread diseases epidemics scourge drug trafficking organized crime violations human rights economic problems must confronted including increase food prices global economic financial crisis security challenges terrorism proliferation health
KWT 2010 179 179 facing international community increasing rather decreasing becoming tangled complex role organization expanded strengthened importance vitality order deal social crises problems include poverty hunger spread diseases epidemics scourge drug trafficking organized crime violations human rights economic problems must confronted including increase food prices global economic financial crisis security challenges terrorism proliferation weapons health
KWT 2010 565 565 cities well continue work improve level basic services provided citizens residents alike context state kuwait proud leader arab world internationally terms quality education living standards health care services well fields gender equality economic achievement political freedoms according rankings issued international organizations specialized agencies non- governmental organizations twenty years now passed since health
LBN 2010 109 109 enabling implement resolutions without resorting double standards moreover welcome statement issued assembly’s high-level plenary meeting implementation millennium development goals contribute alleviating poverty promoting education improving health services also commend progress achieved united nations strengthening role women issue lebanon attaches special importance line enlightened role regard indeed lebanon among first countries region health
LCA 2010 801 801 foundation growth government saint lucia undertaken development medium- term development strategy plan period 2011- plan will lay blueprint development emerging new sources growth offshore education health wellness tourism high end information communications technology expanding existing critical sectors tourism agriculture manufacturing signing economic partnership agreement european union implementation caricom single market economy health
LCA 2010 1065 1065 conflicts brought differences ideology political persuasion religion economic circumstance presented challenges global peace security including many mass atrocities world witnessed even numerous advances technology education health increase material progress world seems suffer mental restlessness discontent seem found formula peacekeeping peacemaking within nations even years searching keeping peace building peace critical components health
LCA 2010 1109 1109 searching keeping peace building peace critical components sustainable development worldwide peacekeeping goes far beyond civilian conflict pleased note now acceptance relationship non-traditional security issues poverty health one hand conflict maybe new understanding will help find solution understand united nations incapable solving world’s discordant issues best solutions conflict home-grown however identified areas health
LCA 2010 1428 1428 india japan south korea name wish though make special appeal body support aspirations republic china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transport health bodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas health
LCA 2010 1438 1438 body support aspirations republic china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transport health bodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped without asking much return country prevented making contribution health
LCA 2010 1469 1469 climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped without asking much return country prevented making contribution humankind share world us contribution health environmental issues know boundaries increased concern air safety also remains global priority therefore hope ongoing cross- strait talks will lead peaceful solution long-standing problem deserves health
LUX 2010 130 130 ones especially members international community universal organization high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals held earlier week reiterated collective determination everything possible free humankind hunger illiteracy disease ultimately free earth inequalities within continents regions countries men women luxembourg welcomes renewed commitment combat poverty manifold dimensions establishment true partnership development based upon shared health
MCO 2010 296 296 deputy secretary-general strengthened role women within united nations monaco welcomes appointment ms michelle bachelet head un women assures full support principality also endorsed conviction investing health women children indispensable building societies stable peaceful productive reducing poverty stimulating economic growth vein support global strategy women’s children’s health represents additional step towards full health
MCO 2010 316 316 principality also endorsed conviction investing health women children indispensable building societies stable peaceful productive reducing poverty stimulating economic growth vein support global strategy women’s children’s health represents additional step towards full empowerment women atrocities continue perpetrated civilians especially cowardly crimes sexual violence pay tribute courage special representative ms margot wallström commitment health
MCO 2010 406 406 importance preparation rio conference hope green economy opportunities affords will become major vehicle sustainable development can also count support delegation sir regard upcoming summit non-communicable diseases consultative process revision statute human rights council peacebuilding commission must take account presidential statement adopted ministerial-level meeting security council september s prst beginning twenty-first century health
MDA 2010 320 320 recent ratification parliament republic moldova rome statute icc express solidarity appeals articulated various united nations forums invested advancement women support secretary-general’s global strategy women’s children’s health likewise confident new entity un women will contribute consolidation international efforts achieve goals equality advancement women although impact global economic crisis negative effect economy republic health
MDV 2010 82 82 report demonstrated achieved five eight mdgs namely goals several others remain challenges achievements increasingly becoming threatened example maldives made great strides eliminating poverty education improving mortality rates among mothers infants however yet make significant gains area empowerment women also still struggling provide environmental development needs moreover religious extremism runs counter notions health
MDV 2010 709 709 targets beyond will leave per cent world’s population without durable solutions global_warming effects already felt threats food water security world’s susceptible populations will undoubtedly perpetuate disease exacerbate conflicts threaten erode decades hard-won successes achieved countries throughout region high hopes ensuing sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth sessions conference believe alternative solutions harmonize development needs health
MDV 2010 1166 1166 democracy sustainable development peacebuilding throughout region south asian association regional cooperation notably praise progress made islamic republic afghanistan including development democratic institutions well improvements areas health education status women wish afghans continued success efforts rebuild long-suffering nation implore international community maintain support afghan people furthermore maldives welcomes sri lanka’s success ongoing health
MHL 2010 606 606 conducted homeland explicitly authorized two united nations resolutions people ever bear burden decades told united nations communities still displaced deliberate use people scientific experiments ongoing health impacts inherited generations continue face challenges 10-55103 united nations-era nuclear waste storage site surrounded rising waters towards dealing lack resources technical capacity acknowledge important positive health
MLI 2010 418 418 goals sustainable manner adoption 10-year plan years 2006-2015 implementation strategic framework growth poverty reduction project economic 10-55276 social development focus particular agriculture food security education health rostrum invite international community continue support efforts implementing range economic social development policies mali encouraged results achieved previous strategies indeed implementation strategies made possible increase health
MLI 2010 450 450 efforts implementing range economic social development policies mali encouraged results achieved previous strategies indeed implementation strategies made possible increase schooling rate per cent per cent mortality children age fallen per thousand per thousand hiv aids prevalence fallen per cent per cent thus mali deems essential expedite implementation commitments made key international health
MLI 2010 564 564 rainfall distribution mali will spare effort make modest contribution towards finding global binding agreement climate_change end november country will host regional forum sustainable development aids pandemic continues hamper development efforts many countries thus poses one greatest threats survival humanity global security keeping abuja declaration hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases brazzaville health
MLI 2010 588 588 aids pandemic continues hamper development efforts many countries thus poses one greatest threats survival humanity global security keeping abuja declaration hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases brazzaville commitment universal access treatment africa lomé declaration hiv aids africa mali launched vast programme multisectoral reform institutional operational levels programme compels sectors particular public health
MMR 2010 370 370 hurting people removed pleased report despite challenges myanmar made certain progress towards achieving eight mdgs varying degrees especially areas poverty alleviation food security promotion education health party treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons treaty south- east asia nuclear weapon free zone myanmar along recognized legitimate right every state use nuclear energy peaceful purposes health
MMR 2010 515 515 terrorism transnational crime illicit drug trafficking trafficking persons cybercrime also working together fellow members association southeast asian nations step efforts deal prevention control preparedness response pandemic diseases region issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent health
MMR 2010 516 516 transnational crime illicit drug trafficking trafficking persons cybercrime also working together fellow members association southeast asian nations step efforts deal prevention control preparedness response pandemic diseases region issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural health
MNG 2010 470 470 presented national voluntary presentation gender equality empowerment women economic social council will proceed improve legislative framework enabling women realize fully economical political potential better access health services children participate visibly democratic governance attending needs vulnerable core united nations development agenda landlocked developing country mongolia along fellow members strives advocate interests group health
MNG 2010 847 847 mongolia welcomes increasing role international atomic energy agency iaea contributing freedom fear freedom want achievement mdgs will depend extent contribution nuclear applications areas nuclear energy health care food environmental security mongolia expanding cooperation agency especially human resource development nuclear applications health agriculture 2009-2014 country programme framework signed last year agency added health
MNG 2010 862 862 mdgs will depend extent contribution nuclear applications areas nuclear energy health care food environmental security mongolia expanding cooperation agency especially human resource development nuclear applications health agriculture 2009-2014 country programme framework signed last year agency added development nuclear energy infrastructure country’s uranium reserves priority areas cooperation year mongolia designated one eight health
MNG 2010 903 903 uranium reserves priority areas cooperation year mongolia designated one eight programme action cancer therapy model demonstration site countries will help mongolia effectively address increasing cancer epidemic share experience developing countries like therefore take opportunity express government’s gratitude iaea director general valuable support mongolia welcomes second review united nations global counter-terrorism strategy health
MNG 2010 1176 1176 rights record perfect implementation human rights commitments country hampered largely two gaps namely knowledge gap capacity gap furthermore emerging transboundary threats spread hiv aids infectious diseases human trafficking migration others require adequate collective response based effective regional international cooperation mongolia looks forward constructive engagement human rights council prepares consider national human health
MNG 2010 1346 1346 growth wide- scale industrialization undertaking mega-projects mining infrastructure development national wealth will distributed every citizen mongolia newly established human development fund form regular allowances well health care education housing benefits mongolia honour privilege assume chairmanship community democracies next year looks forward strong collaboration fellow members global stakeholders conclusion may reiterate mongolia’s health
MOZ 2010 803 803 promote international peace security sustainable development advocate international peace security truly believe part enabling conditions allow countries concentrate attention dealing pressing needs fight hiv aids malaria diseases fight international crime drug trafficking addressing poverty-related problems promotion sustainable development worth noting political situation stability southern africa improved indeed process implementing global political health
MOZ 2010 804 804 international peace security sustainable development advocate international peace security truly believe part enabling conditions allow countries concentrate attention dealing pressing needs fight hiv aids malaria diseases fight international crime drug trafficking addressing poverty-related problems promotion sustainable development worth noting political situation stability southern africa improved indeed process implementing global political agreement health
MRT 2010 257 257 totalling billion three years regard thank sincerely made every effort ensure success round table support development programmes course implementing programmes mauritania became hub activity roads health education facilities built integrated projects established purpose empowering women youth order contribute socio- economic development country improve conditions poor marginalized rejoiced election president granted nickname health
MWI 2010 180 180 year’s theme central role united nations global governance fully aware africa world hears incessant calamities natural disasters international media report africa extreme poverty widespread endemic diseases human suffering constantly portray africa civil wars genocide terrorism piracy glorify africa underdevelopment hopelessness reports hear success stories number african governments hear successes participatory democracy health
MWI 2010 270 270 prospects africa can produce enough food yes africa want assembly know africa new beginning want world know african leaders clear vision new africa free hunger disease poverty vision new africa prosperous full hope vision african nations determined contribute global economic prosperity peace stability want inform world leaders african union decided unlock health
MWI 2010 407 407 institute new measures ensure five years now africa will able produce enough food feed people also decided five years now child africa will die hunger malnutrition order meet targets african union decided turn continent african food basket whose main aim encourage allocation increased budgetary resources private sector investment agriculture food production health
MWI 2010 525 525 multilateral institutions will also cooperate effort now want briefly raise issues major concern africa adverse effects climate_change fragile peace security terrorism piracy maternal infant child mortality slow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries world share adverse effects climate_change countries world health
MWI 2010 660 660 interventions address climate_change conventions spell detail done mitigate climate_change behalf africa call immediate implementation decisions order avert impending human catastrophe glad note maternal infant child health welfare among underlying issues theme general assembly year calls concerted action achievement millennium development goals pleased say african union reaffirmed commitments reduction maternal infant child health
MWI 2010 686 686 welfare among underlying issues theme general assembly year calls concerted action achievement millennium development goals pleased say african union reaffirmed commitments reduction maternal infant child mortality africa african governments undertaken launch four-year campaign accelerated reduction maternal mortality africa also agreed call global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria create new window fund health
MWI 2010 697 697 achievement millennium development goals pleased say african union reaffirmed commitments reduction maternal infant child mortality africa african governments undertaken launch four-year campaign accelerated reduction maternal mortality africa also agreed call global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria create new window fund maternal newborn child health let therefore take advantage general assembly appeal health
MWI 2010 707 707 reduction maternal infant child mortality africa african governments undertaken launch four-year campaign accelerated reduction maternal mortality africa also agreed call global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria create new window fund maternal newborn child health let therefore take advantage general assembly appeal behalf africa development partners donors replenish global fund next month’s health
MWI 2010 715 715 undertaken launch four-year campaign accelerated reduction maternal mortality africa also agreed call global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria create new window fund maternal newborn child health let therefore take advantage general assembly appeal behalf africa development partners donors replenish global fund next month’s meeting increase resources maternal newborn child health another health
MWI 2010 739 739 child health let therefore take advantage general assembly appeal behalf africa development partners donors replenish global fund next month’s meeting increase resources maternal newborn child health another global governance issue major concern africa lack movement international trade doha round multilateral trade negotiations members united nations agree trade conduit development every country health
NAM 2010 492 492 proactive steps resolve political crisis madagascar facilitation efforts former president joachim chissano mozambique recent african union au summit held kampala july focused maternal infant child health development africa african leaders reaffirmed commitment mobilize direct resources check deaths women children preventable diseases namibia consistently urged international community fulfil obligation help people western health
NAM 2010 507 507 union au summit held kampala july focused maternal infant child health development africa african leaders reaffirmed commitment mobilize direct resources check deaths women children preventable diseases namibia consistently urged international community fulfil obligation help people western sahara quest self-determination therefore call immediate unconditional implementation united nations settlement plan western sahara holding health
NGA 2010 217 217 scope task ahead many countries including urgency action needed address situation clearly 10-54959 unambiguously underscored intervening discussions even though achieved significant improvements eradication polio child-related diseases nigeria still fair share challenges overcome progress mdgs relate reduction maternal child mortality relatively slow weakness primary health care system limited referral institutions remain crucial health
NGA 2010 230 230 unambiguously underscored intervening discussions even though achieved significant improvements eradication polio child-related diseases nigeria still fair share challenges overcome progress mdgs relate reduction maternal child mortality relatively slow weakness primary health care system limited referral institutions remain crucial challenges health care sector positive side nigeria recorded remarkable progress provision universal basic health
NGA 2010 235 235 though achieved significant improvements eradication polio child-related diseases nigeria still fair share challenges overcome progress mdgs relate reduction maternal child mortality relatively slow weakness primary health care system limited referral institutions remain crucial challenges health care sector positive side nigeria recorded remarkable progress provision universal basic education also process harmonizing baseline health
NGA 2010 244 244 still fair share challenges overcome progress mdgs relate reduction maternal child mortality relatively slow weakness primary health care system limited referral institutions remain crucial challenges health care sector positive side nigeria recorded remarkable progress provision universal basic education also process harmonizing baseline data will assist us proper monitoring evaluation mdg projects health
NGA 2010 276 276 remarkable progress provision universal basic education also process harmonizing baseline data will assist us proper monitoring evaluation mdg projects global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria continues prime mechanism addressing millennium development goal accordingly nigeria will remain donor nation recipient fund actively participated first second replenishments total contributions million nigeria will health
NIC 2010 1076 1076 peoples block stifle development countries south besides hundreds millions people world suffer hunger us terrifying reality developing countries million children age five die every year malnutrition hunger-related diseases cause per cent deaths cost malnutrition national economic development estimated billion per year intolerable situation must stop developed countries must fulfil commitments eliminate health
NIC 2010 1078 1078 stifle development countries south besides hundreds millions people world suffer hunger us terrifying reality developing countries million children age five die every year malnutrition hunger-related diseases cause per cent deaths cost malnutrition national economic development estimated billion per year intolerable situation must stop developed countries must fulfil commitments eliminate suffering millions health
NIC 2010 1084 1084 millions people world suffer hunger us terrifying reality developing countries million children age five die every year malnutrition hunger-related diseases cause per cent deaths cost malnutrition national economic development estimated billion per year intolerable situation must stop developed countries must fulfil commitments eliminate suffering millions human beings 10-55128 nicaragua reaffirms decision health
NIC 2010 1243 1243 front must denounce campaign waged hegemonic selfish interests countries attempt undermine legitimacy political system people’s government nicaragua proclaims right live peace combat poverty illiteracy hunger malnutrition generated historic exclusion imposition economic political model alien reality nicaragua declares dignity sovereignty self-determination respect unity solidarity peoples earth guaranteed united nations charter nicaragua working health
NOR 2010 56 56 reliable partner development will keep development aid present substantial level including significant support united nations funds programmes year particular heartened see strong support improving maternal health reducing child mortality goals lagging behind norway will work secretary-general ensure global strategy women’s children’s health transformed action ground many successful inspiring meetings last week health
NOR 2010 59 59 will keep development aid present substantial level including significant support united nations funds programmes year particular heartened see strong support improving maternal health reducing child mortality goals lagging behind norway will work secretary-general ensure global strategy women’s children’s health transformed action ground many successful inspiring meetings last week also illustrate challenges health
NOR 2010 72 72 programmes year particular heartened see strong support improving maternal health reducing child mortality goals lagging behind norway will work secretary-general ensure global strategy women’s children’s health transformed action ground many successful inspiring meetings last week also illustrate challenges facing world increasingly global character require inclusive global forums address means engaging dialogue health
NRU 2010 144 144 development strategy commonly known us nsds plan made significant progress across sectors financial system now transparent government accountable importantly restored measures security citizens expanded public health programmes new refurbished schools updated curriculum teachers power reliable usage efficient regular air maritime travel restored seen major improvements communications system gains past five years health
NRU 2010 307 307 will overcome however impacts will felt longer others perhaps cruellest legacy economic crisis impact youth grew trying time advantages generation took granted good education basic health care abundant job opportunities simply available many youth critical period lives absence advantages substance abuse illiteracy delinquency lifestyle- related illnesses became commonplace progress nation must health
NRU 2010 327 327 took granted good education basic health care abundant job opportunities simply available many youth critical period lives absence advantages substance abuse illiteracy delinquency lifestyle- related illnesses became commonplace progress nation must ensure leave one segment community behind collective future will secure unless invest community business leaders tomorrow reason nauru appreciates importance health
NRU 2010 430 430 education systems need develop technical vocational training recognizing certifying skills job-oriented training continued investment human resource development will next generation nauruans prepared challenges twenty-first century health sector made gains curative services preventative health programmes however around per cent people pacific suffer non-communicable diseases sustainable investments public health must accompanied investments improving health
NRU 2010 437 437 recognizing certifying skills job-oriented training continued investment human resource development will next generation nauruans prepared challenges twenty-first century health sector made gains curative services preventative health programmes however around per cent people pacific suffer non-communicable diseases sustainable investments public health must accompanied investments improving food security will difficult change alarming statistic health
NRU 2010 447 447 will next generation nauruans prepared challenges twenty-first century health sector made gains curative services preventative health programmes however around per cent people pacific suffer non-communicable diseases sustainable investments public health must accompanied investments improving food security will difficult change alarming statistic better unless people reliable supply affordable nutritious food health education health
NRU 2010 451 451 prepared challenges twenty-first century health sector made gains curative services preventative health programmes however around per cent people pacific suffer non-communicable diseases sustainable investments public health must accompanied investments improving food security will difficult change alarming statistic better unless people reliable supply affordable nutritious food health education must also receive emphasis health
NRU 2010 471 471 non-communicable diseases sustainable investments public health must accompanied investments improving food security will difficult change alarming statistic better unless people reliable supply affordable nutritious food health education must also receive emphasis educational programmes education public health obviously two areas fundamental well-being youth alone enough youth must also given opportunity use skills health
NRU 2010 481 481 food security will difficult change alarming statistic better unless people reliable supply affordable nutritious food health education must also receive emphasis educational programmes education public health obviously two areas fundamental well-being youth alone enough youth must also given opportunity use skills productive ways lest skills wither vine need growing economy growing health
NRU 2010 529 529 growing economy growing economy must look development partners multilateral institutions assistance aid deployed build foundation sustainable development economic sectors including basic infrastructure date less progress health education re-establishment banking financial services continues elude us despite urgent efforts obtain assistance nation-building youth development must run parallel either succeed investments basic infrastructure will health
OMN 2010 157 157 international rescue efforts outside assistance expertise capabilities needed help pakistan overcome tragedy mitigate consequences ground well push ahead reconstruction process floods volcanic eruption iceland h1n1 epidemic example recent phenomena highlighted interconnected states world need international cooperation affects one corner world can truly sweeping impacts across globe united nations specialized agencies legal health
PER 2010 399 399 growth poverty reduction forecasts year indicate economic growth per cent will enable us reduce poverty still exists country given priority public spending infrastructure projects areas health education water sanitation electrification thousands towns roads accordance millennium development goals mdgs established assembly middle-income country past four years peru achieved annual rate public investment health
PER 2010 538 538 per cent remarked yesterday high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals see peru achieved many mdgs ahead schedule will continue work meet goals poverty reduction improved nutrition literacy health education among others true objectives every good government must aim suffice say 10-54827 infant mortality rate already cut half beginning mdg period third health
PER 2010 540 540 remarked yesterday high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals see peru achieved many mdgs ahead schedule will continue work meet goals poverty reduction improved nutrition literacy health education among others true objectives every good government must aim suffice say 10-54827 infant mortality rate already cut half beginning mdg period third compared five health
PER 2010 555 555 will continue work meet goals poverty reduction improved nutrition literacy health education among others true objectives every good government must aim suffice say 10-54827 infant mortality rate already cut half beginning mdg period third compared five years ago achieved thanks stable economic policy increase basic services employment moreover currency reserves tripled health
PHL 2010 42 42 belief collective action lies collective security nations reach across borders immense problems age begin manageable world become increasingly globalized challenges face become globalized well climate_change pandemics terrorism weapons mass destruction transnational organized crime human trafficking illicit drug trade continuing vulnerability migrants women persons disabilities poor challenges posed increasingly interconnected economies call health
PHL 2010 374 374 cognizant social responsibilities empowers turn fulfil responsibilities many governments tackling challenge including government philippines administration pledges channel gains reap 10-54965 public-private partnerships social services like health education poverty alleviation across boundaries battle inequality requires balanced approach authority conscious responsibilities people duties regions globe already witnessing rethinking traditional paradigms shifting focus towards health
PLW 2010 123 123 deployed peacekeepers darfur timor-leste solomon islands palau environmental sustainability recent construct respect environment preservation palau’s deeply ingrained tradition heart culture palauans always known caring long-term health environment foundation progress survival traditions bedrock pleased say palau virtually achieved millennium development goal mdg targets according united nations-sanctioned report palau succeeded achieving universal literacy health
PLW 2010 152 152 survival traditions bedrock pleased say palau virtually achieved millennium development goal mdg targets according united nations-sanctioned report palau succeeded achieving universal literacy gender equality maternal health access education eliminated poverty hunger reduced child mortality degree comparable even advanced developed countries thank among others closest friends allies first united states japan republic health
PLW 2010 160 160 millennium development goal mdg targets according united nations-sanctioned report palau succeeded achieving universal literacy gender equality maternal health access education eliminated poverty hunger reduced child mortality degree comparable even advanced developed countries thank among others closest friends allies first united states japan republic china taiwan helping us reach point consider mdgs health
PLW 2010 199 199 united states japan republic china taiwan helping us reach point consider mdgs minimum will continue strive higher goals including goal combating ever-increasing spread non- communicable diseases diabetes cancer heart disease obesity pacific islands health officers association declared regional epidemic pacific small country blessed many ways reiterate risen achieve mdgs caring god-given health
PLW 2010 203 203 china taiwan helping us reach point consider mdgs minimum will continue strive higher goals including goal combating ever-increasing spread non- communicable diseases diabetes cancer heart disease obesity pacific islands health officers association declared regional epidemic pacific small country blessed many ways reiterate risen achieve mdgs caring god-given resources put place system health
PLW 2010 207 207 reach point consider mdgs minimum will continue strive higher goals including goal combating ever-increasing spread non- communicable diseases diabetes cancer heart disease obesity pacific islands health officers association declared regional epidemic pacific small country blessed many ways reiterate risen achieve mdgs caring god-given resources put place system domestically conserve preserve terrestrial health
PLW 2010 212 212 will continue strive higher goals including goal combating ever-increasing spread non- communicable diseases diabetes cancer heart disease obesity pacific islands health officers association declared regional epidemic pacific small country blessed many ways reiterate risen achieve mdgs caring god-given resources put place system domestically conserve preserve terrestrial marine biodiversity also joined pacific health
PLW 2010 240 240 country blessed many ways reiterate risen achieve mdgs caring god-given resources put place system domestically conserve preserve terrestrial marine biodiversity also joined pacific neighbours address health oceans together pacific oceanscape programme 10-54959 palau indeed entire world connected web life peril long focused attention primarily commercial interests abused nature must change thinking health
PLW 2010 363 363 president lobo sosa honduras signed week joint declaration calling nations stop unsustainable shark fishing moreover according scientific studies entitled patterns ecosystem consequences shark declines ocean health sharks linked directly health tuna palau countries rely tuna principal fisheries resource world community relies important food source must work together ensure continued viability important health
PLW 2010 367 367 signed week joint declaration calling nations stop unsustainable shark fishing moreover according scientific studies entitled patterns ecosystem consequences shark declines ocean health sharks linked directly health tuna palau countries rely tuna principal fisheries resource world community relies important food source must work together ensure continued viability important stock past year hosted health
PLW 2010 694 694 special concern us experienced horror devastation war neighbours long day entire world free nuclear weapons therefore 10-54959 welcome efforts add middle east list nuclear-weapon-free zones sars pandemic shone bright light gaps collective ability prevent spread diseases internationally participation taiwan can now help fill gaps congratulate world community making healthier granting taiwan health
PLW 2010 695 695 concern us experienced horror devastation war neighbours long day entire world free nuclear weapons therefore 10-54959 welcome efforts add middle east list nuclear-weapon-free zones sars pandemic shone bright light gaps collective ability prevent spread diseases internationally participation taiwan can now help fill gaps congratulate world community making healthier granting taiwan observer health
PLW 2010 704 704 entire world free nuclear weapons therefore 10-54959 welcome efforts add middle east list nuclear-weapon-free zones sars pandemic shone bright light gaps collective ability prevent spread diseases internationally participation taiwan can now help fill gaps congratulate world community making healthier granting taiwan observer status world health assembly given importance universal approach global health
PLW 2010 723 723 light gaps collective ability prevent spread diseases internationally participation taiwan can now help fill gaps congratulate world community making healthier granting taiwan observer status world health assembly given importance universal approach global problems palau advocates taiwan’s inclusion activities international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change world needs input ensure health
PNG 2010 152 152 add however resources promised implementing mdgs made available assessment sheet many developing countries looked positive papua new guinea applauds commitment billion poverty alleviation especially improve health children women hope will new resource envelope repackaged old commitments noted calls countries take greater ownership implementation eight millennium development goals papua new guinea accepted health
PNG 2010 638 638 live suffer many islands carterets coastal habitats like home area murik lakes gradually submerged rising sea levels result people living areas becoming environmental refugees lowland diseases malaria now occurring highlands papua new guinea unusual weather patterns increased incidences cyclones frequent heavy flooding mudslides causing havoc economies exacting untold suffering people attendant health
PNG 2010 639 639 suffer many islands carterets coastal habitats like home area murik lakes gradually submerged rising sea levels result people living areas becoming environmental refugees lowland diseases malaria now occurring highlands papua new guinea unusual weather patterns increased incidences cyclones frequent heavy flooding mudslides causing havoc economies exacting untold suffering people attendant climate_change health
PRT 2010 746 746 international community take necessary measures reduce vulnerability year marks beginning united nations decade deserts fight desertification portugal recognizes right water well right education adequate housing health ensuring every human access drinking water adequate sanitation also good way accelerating implementation millennium development goals country independent state almost years commemorates year centennial portuguese health
PSE 2010 216 216 combat extremism terrorism indeed united nations fundamental role play promoting cooperative relations among peoples guiding towards investment development societies infrastructure well fighting poverty unemployment desertification disease epidemics lethal human environmental risks pose humanity future planet people homeland palestine region middle east facing extremely serious problems continue push towards violence conflict wasting health
PSE 2010 217 217 extremism terrorism indeed united nations fundamental role play promoting cooperative relations among peoples guiding towards investment development societies infrastructure well fighting poverty unemployment desertification disease epidemics lethal human environmental risks pose humanity future planet people homeland palestine region middle east facing extremely serious problems continue push towards violence conflict wasting chance health
QAT 2010 621 621 set goals modernization reform development order build modern constitutional state law-based institutions guarantee citizens freedoms rights responsibilities taken concrete steps towards enhancing development capabilities including health educational cultural institutions hope will reach international standards well enhancing national industrial enterprises utilize natural resources country god granted country abundance hydrocarbon fuel reserves endeavoured health
ROU 2010 78 78 today burdened immense challenges live great responsibilities placed upon us present future generations communities planet face mounting threats often interrelated climate_change exacerbates food energy insecurity health population issues increase migration poverty puts pressure regional security stability time heartened see ever increasing commitment part world’s nations act collectively share vision willpower overcome health
RUS 2010 1001 1001 global partnership shared responsibility obvious global problems including achievement mdgs resolved without engaging innovations advanced technologies modernization solutions valid challenges climate_change energy food security fight diseases engagement enormous potential united nations family system specialized agencies area will allow organization become catalyst establishment development multilateral modernization alliances russia prepared participate actively work health
SDN 2010 974 974 development questions pertaining continent united nations development agenda build capacity african african union institutions maintain peace take affirmative action financing continent’s plans combating poverty aids pandemic malaria provide humanitarian assistance upgrade capacities african states order strengthen efforts realizing millennium development goals question palestine inscribed united nations agenda many decades palestinian people health
SDN 2010 975 975 questions pertaining continent united nations development agenda build capacity african african union institutions maintain peace take affirmative action financing continent’s plans combating poverty aids pandemic malaria provide humanitarian assistance upgrade capacities african states order strengthen efforts realizing millennium development goals question palestine inscribed united nations agenda many decades palestinian people continued health
SEN 2010 834 834 strategy great agricultural offensive food abundance enabled us go importer food products self-sufficiency even net exporter introduced neighbourhood godmother initiative empowers women fight maternal child mortality speed implementation mdgs related health based sociology african societies every neighbourhood village always woman focus others giving role empower watch pregnant women attend even child’s health
SEN 2010 839 839 abundance enabled us go importer food products self-sufficiency even net exporter introduced neighbourhood godmother initiative empowers women fight maternal child mortality speed implementation mdgs related health based sociology african societies every neighbourhood village always woman focus others giving role empower watch pregnant women attend even child’s birth requires little equipment mobile health
SEN 2010 874 874 focus others giving role empower watch pregnant women attend even child’s birth requires little equipment mobile phone supervision believe will make possible reduce maternal child mortality next modern daras initiative daras means studying arabic introduces teaching arabic french english vocational training madrasas order progress towards complete disappearance students graduate madrasas learned health
SEN 2010 1012 1012 added value previously hands factories producers say control money also proposed new definition poverty fact less day poverty combination deficiencies housing decent food access school health care dealing creating villages fundamental needs can met assembly knows digital solidarity fund initiative launched years ago 10-54959 help bridge digital divide developed countries underdeveloped health
SEN 2010 1406 1406 state help haiti want host students speak us sent commission haiti tasked minister charge haitian affairs roster young people chosen university teachers necessary information including health information africa senegal notes satisfaction progress brother people côte d’ivoire towards national reconciliation upcoming holding elections peace calm guinea another neighbour senegal visited many times health
SLB 2010 660 660 carbon-budget approach option just fair way prevent global temperature reaching irreversible levels takes consideration development needs space concerns developing countries shared responsibilities rights meeting demands health atmosphere issue united nations system-wide coherence general assembly july established new gender entity un women body will strengthen united nations capacity effectiveness advancing status women health
SLB 2010 897 897 taiwan taiwan strait contributes international peace security solomon islands continues support taiwan’s meaningful participation within united nations system delegation heartened note taiwan’s participation observer world health assembly gesture improved cross-strait relations taiwan registered interest participating two united nations treaty organizations year united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc international civil aviation organization health
SLB 2010 943 943 unfccc international civil aviation organization country supports participation two organizations deal two global issues common concern world climate_change aviation issues need participation countries aviation safety health atmosphere delegation finds regrettable unfccc secretariat adopted narrow position matter requires parties convention kyoto protocol decide millennium development goals mdgs internationally agreed development benchmarks solomon health
SLE 2010 184 184 sierra leone peace prize awarded accord african centre constructive resolution disputes last week country received millennium development goal award showing outstanding leadership fight hiv aids malaria diseases government also continued emphasize protection basic rights people sierra leone put place comprehensive justice sector reforms response national global demands ensure rights citizens preserved health
SLE 2010 185 185 leone peace prize awarded accord african centre constructive resolution disputes last week country received millennium development goal award showing outstanding leadership fight hiv aids malaria diseases government also continued emphasize protection basic rights people sierra leone put place comprehensive justice sector reforms response national global demands ensure rights citizens preserved access health
SLE 2010 337 337 initiative june beginning new era access independent unbiased impartial information country government also delivering results key priorities agenda change improve lives sierra leoneans launched free health care pregnant lactating women well children five first time history improving access around women million children also begun serious commercialization agriculture mainstay economy particularly smallholder health
SLE 2010 586 586 resort force solve international conflicts neglect environment time globalization led multilevel system governance beginning address global issues ranging economic interdependence migration financial crises drug trafficking pandemics tuberculosis avian flu hiv aids malaria recognition imperative promote multilateralism build synergies state non-state actors commend choice theme support united nations organization centre global governance health
SLE 2010 592 592 environment time globalization led multilevel system governance beginning address global issues ranging economic interdependence migration financial crises drug trafficking pandemics tuberculosis avian flu hiv aids malaria recognition imperative promote multilateralism build synergies state non-state actors commend choice theme support united nations organization centre global governance unique characteristics global mandate universal membership health
SMR 2010 336 336 nations global governance particularly complex subject since concerns global threats affect destinies peoples increasingly direct way climate_change biodiversity economic financial employment crises food security public health disarmament proliferation weapons fight terrorism today theme global governance inevitably linked new way conceiving multilateralism new form international cooperation one acknowledges interdependence problems face international health
SMR 2010 920 920 children protocol smuggling migrants land sea air underlined secretary-general’s report keeping promise millennium declaration millennium development goals brought slow progressive improvement fight extreme poverty hunger disease promotion gender equality education environmental sustainability 10-55122 however report outlines progress discontinuous uneven one region another recently witnessed series severe unprecedented crises including world economic health
SOM 2010 534 534 solution problems will work 10-55103 also like draw attention phenomenon even dangerous somalis long term piracy illegal fishing dumping toxic waste along somali coast harm health somalia’s citizens environment already begun see symptoms illnesses previously exist somalia one function general assembly deal hotbeds tension threats international peace security therefore appeal world health
SOM 2010 542 542 attention phenomenon even dangerous somalis long term piracy illegal fishing dumping toxic waste along somali coast harm health somalia’s citizens environment already begun see symptoms illnesses previously exist somalia one function general assembly deal hotbeds tension threats international peace security therefore appeal world leaders stand together confronting threat international terrorism including health
SOM 2010 959 959 necessary save citizens government especially following areas first field security somali security forces need armed trained effective way capable taking security initiative country provided salaries health care need protect citizens establish government authority throughout country second african union forces somalia must strengthened reinforced addition new forces third military strategy must designed health
SRB 2010 48 48 anniversary peaceful democratic revolution world confronted many threats united nations must constantly reaffirm original purpose adapt new challenges united nations confronted many agencies scourges discrimination disease hunger poverty environmental degradation words united nations built capacity create rules transcend frontiers rules respect one thing embraced member states united nations wish find solutions health
STP 2010 497 497 additional efforts area official development assistance high-level meeting just taken place new york proof concern benchmarks achieved attainment millennium development goals part results area education health fairly encouraging particularly comes reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases regard education net enrolment rate first cycle primary education children aged one four health
STP 2010 504 504 meeting just taken place new york proof concern benchmarks achieved attainment millennium development goals part results area education health fairly encouraging particularly comes reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases regard education net enrolment rate first cycle primary education children aged one four estimated per cent literacy rates age group health
STP 2010 508 508 new york proof concern benchmarks achieved attainment millennium development goals part results area education health fairly encouraging particularly comes reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases regard education net enrolment rate first cycle primary education children aged one four estimated per cent literacy rates age group high compared african countries health
STP 2010 509 509 york proof concern benchmarks achieved attainment millennium development goals part results area education health fairly encouraging particularly comes reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases regard education net enrolment rate first cycle primary education children aged one four estimated per cent literacy rates age group high compared african countries namely health
STP 2010 544 544 children aged one four estimated per cent literacy rates age group high compared african countries namely per cent females per cent males results reducing child mortality equally encouraging recorded deaths per live births significant reduction compared past years example per live births mortality rate children five fell deaths per live births health
STP 2010 561 561 cent females per cent males results reducing child mortality equally encouraging recorded deaths per live births significant reduction compared past years example per live births mortality rate children five fell deaths per live births dropping number children immunized measles increased substantially per cent vaccinated compared per cent regard prevalence hiv aids health
STP 2010 574 574 per live births significant reduction compared past years example per live births mortality rate children five fell deaths per live births dropping number children immunized measles increased substantially per cent vaccinated compared per cent regard prevalence hiv aids still contained can spread rapidly prevalence rate year age range per cent among health
STP 2010 607 607 cent regard prevalence hiv aids still contained can spread rapidly prevalence rate year age range per cent among total population aged per cent prevalence rate malaria reduced dramatically cases per inhabitants cases true country made significant progress areas mentioned aware much remains done order achieve millennium development goals sao tome principe health
SUR 2010 524 524 intensive relations negative positive sense despite resources knowledge disposal still faced seems insurmountable challenge rid world extreme poverty ensure adequate education children stem tide infectious diseases take responsible decisions environmental sustainability recognize today’s interdependence many challenges transcend national borders ability countries particular developing countries make progress many international development goals merely health
SUR 2010 746 746 fight hiv aids negative effects climate_change arms proliferation effects global economic financial crisis transnational organized crime associated ills time necessary draw special attention issue non-communicable diseases great concern us initiative caribbean community leaders subsequently endorsed commonwealth organize high-level meeting general assembly address rising incidence prevalence non-communicable diseases important highlights ever-growing need health
SUR 2010 767 767 special attention issue non-communicable diseases great concern us initiative caribbean community leaders subsequently endorsed commonwealth organize high-level meeting general assembly address rising incidence prevalence non-communicable diseases important highlights ever-growing need international community join forces addressing global barrier development although non-communicable diseases currently part indicators assessing progress achievement millennium development goals mdgs health
SUR 2010 782 782 organize high-level meeting general assembly address rising incidence prevalence non-communicable diseases important highlights ever-growing need international community join forces addressing global barrier development although non-communicable diseases currently part indicators assessing progress achievement millennium development goals mdgs undoubtedly negative impact goals can longer ignore emerging health crisis disproportionately impacts poorest people pushing health
SUR 2010 801 801 addressing global barrier development although non-communicable diseases currently part indicators assessing progress achievement millennium development goals mdgs undoubtedly negative impact goals can longer ignore emerging health crisis disproportionately impacts poorest people pushing poverty deprivation therefore global development agenda needs include measures address problem wish jeopardize accelerated achievement mdgs aware poverty extreme health
SVK 2010 645 645 efforts achieving goals started years ago become less topical less important eradicating poverty hunger improving quality education adequate employment improving health-care services housing improving maternal health gender equality environmental sustainability remain among central concerns united nations programmes funds specialized agencies everyday life also shows us creating conditions equitable sustainable development must health
SWE 2010 90 90 determination achieve millennium development goals progress made years since adoption millennium declaration mixed overall 10-55276 trend positive critical areas lagging behind particularly true goal maternal health sweden will continue part achieve millennium development goals one countries contributing largest share national income official development assistance development assistance can complement never replace development health
SWE 2010 1250 1250 proceedings capacity observer looking forward continued cooperation view ensuring adoption resolution effect soon possible countries interconnected today unprecedented way globalized world problems climate_change natural disasters disease drugs terrorism conflicts take new proportions time alleviation poverty fight human rights democracy economic development remain relevant ever need cooperate global structures engage various forms health
SWZ 2010 497 497 appreciation republic china taiwan people’s republic china made impressive strides promote mutual understanding leading trade interaction happy say taiwan highly appreciates allowed participate observer world health organization 10-55103 hopefully will also lead taiwan’s participating similar manner united nations agencies particular interest united nations framework convention climate_change world today continues concerned nuclear health
SWZ 2010 833 833 coexistence among nations world bring hope future people look us leaders take lead promoting peace enshrined charter must find lasting solutions challenges include poverty unemployment disease global_warming major challenge make peace within among nations happen finding solutions shall indeed guarantee clear road towards achievement sustainable development nations world shall achieve noble health
TCD 2010 677 677 world bank reach completion point heavily indebted poor countries initiative 10-55276 spite difficulties government implemented social policy based free access education exemption charges related maternal health hiv aids malaria environmental front chad taken strong measures protect environment including prohibition excessive cutting green wood conserve forests savannahs fight desertification addition last june health
TCD 2010 680 680 completion point heavily indebted poor countries initiative 10-55276 spite difficulties government implemented social policy based free access education exemption charges related maternal health hiv aids malaria environmental front chad taken strong measures protect environment including prohibition excessive cutting green wood conserve forests savannahs fight desertification addition last june chad hosted first health
TLS 2010 544 544 first targets set past three years timor-leste enjoyed real peace robust economic growth per cent past two years poverty levels decreased much per cent infant mortality under-five mortality rates reduced already reached target school enrolment increased per cent per cent 2009-2010 adult illiteracy gradually eliminated thanks joint programme timor-leste cuba anticipate health
TLS 2010 546 546 set past three years timor-leste enjoyed real peace robust economic growth per cent past two years poverty levels decreased much per cent infant mortality under-five mortality rates reduced already reached target school enrolment increased per cent per cent 2009-2010 adult illiteracy gradually eliminated thanks joint programme timor-leste cuba anticipate within two health
TLS 2010 586 586 illiteracy gradually eliminated thanks joint programme timor-leste cuba anticipate within two three years timor-leste will completely free illiteracy per cent general state budget allocated public health education turn-around due largely thanks aggressive public financing social programmes direct cash transfers elderly widows handicapped veterans determined efforts expand cultivated areas increase food production health
TLS 2010 649 649 10-55109 enrolled medical school national university addition cuban doctors assigned timor-leste since working side side timorese doctors nurses delivering services remotest corners country training medical health personnel members famous cuban medical brigade true missionaries deserving nobel peace prize mother teresa timor-leste year will finalize road map 2011-2030 strategic development plan will health
TON 2010 147 147 hardship needs addressed regard goal net enrolment ratio primary education per cent indicating tonga almost achieved universal basic education goal relates halting reversing incidence non-communicable diseases goal relates universal access reproductive health remain challenges yet despite continuing uncertain global economic financial climate tonga remains committed five years remaining beyond making strides health
TON 2010 153 153 enrolment ratio primary education per cent indicating tonga almost achieved universal basic education goal relates halting reversing incidence non-communicable diseases goal relates universal access reproductive health remain challenges yet despite continuing uncertain global economic financial climate tonga remains committed five years remaining beyond making strides towards achieving mdgs look forward completing health
TON 2010 193 193 years remaining beyond making strides towards achieving mdgs look forward completing one stride mdg next year timely convening high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases mdgs view much marking advent twenty-first century reflect aspirational goals millennium beyond much future progress tonga will contingent determination ability rely domestic efforts complemented actions health
TTO 2010 162 162 central role united nations global governance view many nation will safe democracy will prevail mutual cooperation towards global stability fashioned opportunity equity ability feed provide health care clothing housing education people everywhere together shall rise fall together let us take granted significance presence can sit one hall means can also work health
TTO 2010 549 549 will measured fulfil responsibilities today government created children’s life fund provide funding critical support children needing life-saving surgery belief children must die country country afford health care year must new arrangements relationships countries advanced medical technology without children poorest nations can grow healthy human beings achieve full potential done world will health
TTO 2010 580 580 relationships countries advanced medical technology without children poorest nations can grow healthy human beings achieve full potential done world will progress colleague grenada spoke non-communicable diseases trinidad tobago joined members caribbean community caricom reiterated call international attention issue prevention control non-communicable diseases agreed september high-level meeting general assembly non-communicable diseases will health
TTO 2010 596 596 potential done world will progress colleague grenada spoke non-communicable diseases trinidad tobago joined members caribbean community caricom reiterated call international attention issue prevention control non-communicable diseases agreed september high-level meeting general assembly non-communicable diseases will convened resolution much work remains done successful meeting next year order achieve desired results united nations health
TTO 2010 604 604 non-communicable diseases trinidad tobago joined members caribbean community caricom reiterated call international attention issue prevention control non-communicable diseases agreed september high-level meeting general assembly non-communicable diseases will convened resolution much work remains done successful meeting next year order achieve desired results united nations will put place common set principles tackle important health
TTO 2010 633 633 much work remains done successful meeting next year order achieve desired results united nations will put place common set principles tackle important concern global public health issue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment health
TUR 2010 437 437 now evolved emerging donor contribution turkish-based non-governmental organizations overall development assistance exceeds billion annually turkish international cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fields health education agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse health
TUR 2010 453 453 cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fields health education agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse impact climate_change around world parts planet experiencing severe drought others hit devastating floods current plight pakistan health
TUR 2010 577 577 take global action within united nations framework end call member states explore possibility establishing global rapid- reaction capability effectively tackle natural ecological disasters food shortages epidemics also help maintain international peace security mitigating threats arise weak governance collapse public order domestic inter-state conflict diminishing natural resources allocate small fraction defence expenditures health
TUV 2010 176 176 reasonably successful population suffer extreme poverty hunger high participation rates primary education participation women tuvalu society prominent although representation parliament remains issue progress reducing child mortality somewhat slow access adequate health care also remains issue review mdgs one clear lesson learned relates fact made progress achieving mdgs successes can easily quickly health
TUV 2010 181 181 poverty hunger high participation rates primary education participation women tuvalu society prominent although representation parliament remains issue progress reducing child mortality somewhat slow access adequate health care also remains issue review mdgs one clear lesson learned relates fact made progress achieving mdgs successes can easily quickly reversed particular economic environmental vulnerability health
TUV 2010 666 666 encouragement united nations addition strongly believe active involvement contributions international trade investment air transport finance telecommunications technology environmental protection taiwan deserves participate fully member world health organization united nations specialized agencies international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change tuvalu therefore urges united nations specialized agencies accommodate taiwan’s meaningful participation health
TZA 2010 58 58 goals mdgs like congratulate secretary-general excellency mr ban ki-moon leadership dedication commitment work organization new momentum bringing towards achievement mdgs welcome global strategy women’s children’s health urge international community render necessary support implementation emphasize importance national leadership global partnership meeting mdgs tanzania will part call partners part stipulated mdg one successful health
TZA 2010 91 91 emphasize importance national leadership global partnership meeting mdgs tanzania will part call partners part stipulated mdg one successful partnership collective efforts african leadership african leaders malaria alliance alma chaired excellency mr jakaya mrisho kikwete president united republic tanzania focus within alma ensuring attain targets universal coverage appropriate malaria prevention diagnosis treatment health
TZA 2010 113 113 leadership african leaders malaria alliance alma chaired excellency mr jakaya mrisho kikwete president united republic tanzania focus within alma ensuring attain targets universal coverage appropriate malaria prevention diagnosis treatment interventions confident requested support realized can attain target reason ask full timely replenishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria know millennium development health
TZA 2010 135 135 universal coverage appropriate malaria prevention diagnosis treatment interventions confident requested support realized can attain target reason ask full timely replenishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria know millennium development goals will attained without sustained economic growth sustainable development tanzania vast majority people depend agriculture incomes livelihoods poverty alleviated without addressing challenges health
UGA 2010 51 51 poverty hunger goal achieving universal primary education goal empowerment women promotion gender equality goal ensuring environmental sustainability goal creating global partnership development areas maternal child health may achieve targets set however uganda developed national road map accelerate reduction maternal child mortality morbidity comprehensive strategy clearly spells national priorities area strategy given health
UGA 2010 66 66 environmental sustainability goal creating global partnership development areas maternal child health may achieve targets set however uganda developed national road map accelerate reduction maternal child mortality morbidity comprehensive strategy clearly spells national priorities area strategy given priority four key intervention types namely effective antenatal care skilled attendance birth emergency care women health
UGA 2010 67 67 sustainability goal creating global partnership development areas maternal child health may achieve targets set however uganda developed national road map accelerate reduction maternal child mortality morbidity comprehensive strategy clearly spells national priorities area strategy given priority four key intervention types namely effective antenatal care skilled attendance birth emergency care women experience health
UGA 2010 124 124 priority creating infrastructure supports strengthens health-care system regarding mdg uganda made tremendous efforts respect hiv aids prevention control now renewing efforts deal challenges hiv aids epidemic noteworthy overall uganda recently ranked among middle performing countries according united nations development programme’s human development index however uganda never believed donor-anchored responses mdgs sustainable health
UKR 2010 85 85 task member states ukraine ready work actively end ukraine approaches full responsibility issues poverty eradication providing high-quality education developing proper conditions preserving environment improving maternal health reducing child mortality curbing hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality achievements well problems face set national report implementation millennium development goals presented summit today country health
UKR 2010 88 88 ukraine ready work actively end ukraine approaches full responsibility issues poverty eradication providing high-quality education developing proper conditions preserving environment improving maternal health reducing child mortality curbing hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality achievements well problems face set national report implementation millennium development goals presented summit today country undergoing profound internal health
USA 2010 1978 1978 iraq governed neither tyrant foreign power afghanistan freed turmoil war future children israel palestine can build peace possible parents world promise development reaches prisons poverty disease future cloud recession gives way light renewal dream opportunity available future will easy reach will come without setbacks will quickly claimed founding united nations testament health
VCT 2010 1069 1069 highlight case friends taiwan united nations specialized agencies must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety health
VCT 2010 1075 1075 specialized agencies must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate 10-55408 participation taiwan health
VCT 2010 1482 1482 short-term interests placed ahead survival similar vein interest time saint vincent grenadines echoes adopts proposals enunciated caricom sister states prompt action global challenges 10-55408 non-communicable diseases small arms narcotics transnational crime decade-old doha development round trade negotiations international cooperation tax matters concessional assistance debt relief middle-income island states allow narrow ideological health
VEN 2010 632 632 achievement millennium development goals take great satisfaction pointing despite problematic international economic financial environment bolivarian republic venezuela met almost millennium development goals particular areas poverty health nutrition education child mortality sanitation among others like underscore venezuela assumed presidency latin american caribbean summit integration development february third summit will held country july health
VEN 2010 633 633 millennium development goals take great satisfaction pointing despite problematic international economic financial environment bolivarian republic venezuela met almost millennium development goals particular areas poverty health nutrition education child mortality sanitation among others like underscore venezuela assumed presidency latin american caribbean summit integration development february third summit will held country july within health
VEN 2010 636 636 take great satisfaction pointing despite problematic international economic financial environment bolivarian republic venezuela met almost millennium development goals particular areas poverty health nutrition education child mortality sanitation among others like underscore venezuela assumed presidency latin american caribbean summit integration development february third summit will held country july within framework historic bicentennial health
VNM 2010 253 253 never obscure memories four consecutive decades development initiated 10-56315 united nations since 1960s assist nations especially newly independent emerging autonomous mastering processes socio-economic development improvement health care education protection environment united nations also made highly essential contributions design international legal system charter united nations important piece legislation new world war avoided health
VNM 2010 335 335 international relations though somewhat abated persisted new dangers surfaced billion people still living destitute poverty hundreds millions others put scourge climate_change food insecurity natural disasters pandemics terrorism mr president situation requires greater efforts solidarity achieve world genuine peace better life brighter future 65-year journey united nations mankind whole successes constraints taught health
YEM 2010 1046 1046 meeting association southeast asian nations beginning last month meeting reiterated necessary strengthen cooperation among member states fields trade investment tourism culture education fisheries efforts combat epidemics natural disasters challenges climate_change piracy high seas also hosted extraordinary ministerial meeting sana’a forum cooperation emphasizing need achieve security stability horn africa south red sea health
YEM 2010 1216 1216 well enhance educational cadres developing primary education encouraging education girls widening scope adult illiteracy reduction trying improve gender equality empowerment women participate political life provided health care mothers children spreading cultural health awareness led low infant mortality rates conducted health campaigns eliminate epidemics spread aids yemen suffers scarce water resources overpopulation health
YEM 2010 1222 1222 education encouraging education girls widening scope adult illiteracy reduction trying improve gender equality empowerment women participate political life provided health care mothers children spreading cultural health awareness led low infant mortality rates conducted health campaigns eliminate epidemics spread aids yemen suffers scarce water resources overpopulation adversely affect sustainability soundness environment therefore health
YEM 2010 1227 1227 scope adult illiteracy reduction trying improve gender equality empowerment women participate political life provided health care mothers children spreading cultural health awareness led low infant mortality rates conducted health campaigns eliminate epidemics spread aids yemen suffers scarce water resources overpopulation adversely affect sustainability soundness environment therefore made national plans study situation health
YEM 2010 1230 1230 reduction trying improve gender equality empowerment women participate political life provided health care mothers children spreading cultural health awareness led low infant mortality rates conducted health campaigns eliminate epidemics spread aids yemen suffers scarce water resources overpopulation adversely affect sustainability soundness environment therefore made national plans study situation better understand problems health
YEM 2010 1233 1233 gender equality empowerment women participate political life provided health care mothers children spreading cultural health awareness led low infant mortality rates conducted health campaigns eliminate epidemics spread aids yemen suffers scarce water resources overpopulation adversely affect sustainability soundness environment therefore made national plans study situation better understand problems protect environment part health
YEM 2010 1290 1290 imposing rule law combating terrorism subversive elements taken refugees horn africa limited expenditure development poverty reduction improving standards living citizens providing employment youth improving education health care achievement mdgs therefore call friends partners international donors international organizations financial institutions help us combat terrorism must fulfil obligations extend necessary support yemen help health
ZWE 2010 788 788 new draft constitution will formulated precursor referendum next year hopefully followed election achievements economic area include revitalization capacity utilization industries containment inflation improvement service delivery health education well rehabilitation basic infrastructure roads water sanitation facilities three parties gpa worked hard implement issues agreed maintain momentum need support region international community regard health
AFG 2011 345 345 reunite country decades strife violence laying foundations young democracy social economic accomplishments phenomenal greater comparison period country’s history never afghan people enjoyed comparable access education health seen greater development infrastructure across country 11-51179 regrettably sense gratitude pride feel achievements tempered absence key ingredient country’s development namely security despite afghan people’s sincere health
AND 2011 330 330 countries connection note work done high-level meeting general assembly aids held june political declaration hiv aids resolution adopted participating states stating intension intensify efforts fight pandemic spite advances achieved recent years hiv symbol necessary progress reach everyone equally developed countries aids become chronic illness appropriately treated disadvantaged areas especially sub-saharan africa health
AND 2011 348 348 participating states stating intension intensify efforts fight pandemic spite advances achieved recent years hiv symbol necessary progress reach everyone equally developed countries aids become chronic illness appropriately treated disadvantaged areas especially sub-saharan africa disease still lethal especially communities fewest resources beyond increase resources research treatment greater north-south cooperation convinced extension democracy health
AND 2011 356 356 spite advances achieved recent years hiv symbol necessary progress reach everyone equally developed countries aids become chronic illness appropriately treated disadvantaged areas especially sub-saharan africa disease still lethal especially communities fewest resources beyond increase resources research treatment greater north-south cooperation convinced extension democracy human rights also key factor fight pandemic overwhelms health
AND 2011 380 380 africa disease still lethal especially communities fewest resources beyond increase resources research treatment greater north-south cooperation convinced extension democracy human rights also key factor fight pandemic overwhelms poorest also hits peoples submerged ignorance oppression extent commitments made progress achieved various states fight hiv source satisfaction since seldom international community capable articulating health
AND 2011 419 419 various states fight hiv source satisfaction since seldom international community capable articulating response rapid unanimous faced threat scale wonderful level awareness commitment achieved fight non-communicable diseases cardiovascular disease cancer diabetes also although perhaps clearly case aids diseases accentuate inequalities among countries principle recognized political declaration resolution high- level meeting general assembly health
AND 2011 421 421 fight hiv source satisfaction since seldom international community capable articulating response rapid unanimous faced threat scale wonderful level awareness commitment achieved fight non-communicable diseases cardiovascular disease cancer diabetes also although perhaps clearly case aids diseases accentuate inequalities among countries principle recognized political declaration resolution high- level meeting general assembly prevention control health
AND 2011 430 430 articulating response rapid unanimous faced threat scale wonderful level awareness commitment achieved fight non-communicable diseases cardiovascular disease cancer diabetes also although perhaps clearly case aids diseases accentuate inequalities among countries principle recognized political declaration resolution high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases held recently successes allow us forget one health
AND 2011 448 448 diabetes also although perhaps clearly case aids diseases accentuate inequalities among countries principle recognized political declaration resolution high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases held recently successes allow us forget one serious challenges facing international community assembly highest representation fight climate_change date humankind used overcoming recessions times crisis entering health
ARG 2011 263 263 clear facing world speculation control careening one side one country region another affecting currencies economies daily lives citizens destroying jobs preventing people obtaining dignified education health care look relationship global gdp financial stocks 1980s see one-to-one relationship financial stock exactly equal goods services produced world 1990s figures skyrocketed total financial stocks health
ARG 2011 550 550 hopes lifetime saying colleague day visit europe economic crises always end impacting political system serious economic crisis millions people fall poverty lose jobs homes education health without also signalling profound political transformation political transformation results serious economic crises result experiences will go now totalitarianism often came crises twentieth century produced crises health
ATG 2011 644 644 navigation nation rejects extraterritorial application another country’s national law call united states immediately unconditionally lift economic blockade people cuba september almost years day since world health assembly endorsed landmark global strategy prevention control non-communicable diseases reduce toll premature deaths due non-communicable diseases ncds general assembly adopted political declaration resolution among things health
ATG 2011 653 653 call united states immediately unconditionally lift economic blockade people cuba september almost years day since world health assembly endorsed landmark global strategy prevention control non-communicable diseases reduce toll premature deaths due non-communicable diseases ncds general assembly adopted political declaration resolution among things calls launch global ncd campaign much lauded declaration nevertheless health
ATG 2011 660 660 blockade people cuba september almost years day since world health assembly endorsed landmark global strategy prevention control non-communicable diseases reduce toll premature deaths due non-communicable diseases ncds general assembly adopted political declaration resolution among things calls launch global ncd campaign much lauded declaration nevertheless disappointed original expectations including clear goal launching health
ATG 2011 661 661 people cuba september almost years day since world health assembly endorsed landmark global strategy prevention control non-communicable diseases reduce toll premature deaths due non-communicable diseases ncds general assembly adopted political declaration resolution among things calls launch global ncd campaign much lauded declaration nevertheless disappointed original expectations including clear goal launching global health
ATG 2011 673 673 global strategy prevention control non-communicable diseases reduce toll premature deaths due non-communicable diseases ncds general assembly adopted political declaration resolution among things calls launch global ncd campaign much lauded declaration nevertheless disappointed original expectations including clear goal launching global ncd campaign corresponding road map may fully developed however believe rigorously implemented health
ATG 2011 687 687 general assembly adopted political declaration resolution among things calls launch global ncd campaign much lauded declaration nevertheless disappointed original expectations including clear goal launching global ncd campaign corresponding road map may fully developed however believe rigorously implemented declaration will contribute attainment millennium development goals let known will utmost ensure momentum generated health
ATG 2011 1083 1083 janeiro world billion inhabitants reminds us critical need pay attention population dynamics understand needs people proactively plan avoid development pitfalls develop forward- looking policies promote health dignity every human earth time safeguarding planet call home making necessary investments develop quality human capital equally strong measures promote gender equality active promotion women health
AUS 2011 1165 1165 new aid effectiveness criteria food fundamental development right education world’s children must given chance life good good economies reason learning global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria gavi alliance australia believes time come international community consider developing new public-private institution explicit mandate school education present task shared world bank unicef unesco negligible health
AUS 2011 1277 1277 australian government reached beyond apology stolen generations pursue constitutional recognition first peoples committed closing gap indigenous non-indigenous australians hope answering development challenges world inextricably linked health planet planet ultimately can bear much scientists tell us planetary boundaries beyond venture climate_change biodiversity loss stratospheric ozone depletion chemical pollution ocean acidification depletion freshwater health
BDI 2011 279 279 teachers primary education now free undertaken number reforms train young people employment government undertaken bring together people villages ensure provision basic services drinking water energy health care schools decent housing facilitates reconciliation security job creation addition free health care children aged pregnant women women give birth public health clinics end community-level health
BDI 2011 291 291 government undertaken bring together people villages ensure provision basic services drinking water energy health care schools decent housing facilitates reconciliation security job creation addition free health care children aged pregnant women women give birth public health clinics end community-level endeavours enabled us build schools health centres set pumps provision drinking water health
BDI 2011 301 301 drinking water energy health care schools decent housing facilitates reconciliation security job creation addition free health care children aged pregnant women women give birth public health clinics end community-level endeavours enabled us build schools health centres set pumps provision drinking water three years without external assistance numerous development efforts undertaken several health
BDI 2011 310 310 reconciliation security job creation addition free health care children aged pregnant women women give birth public health clinics end community-level endeavours enabled us build schools health centres set pumps provision drinking water three years without external assistance numerous development efforts undertaken several key national sectors aimed enhancing lives people taking advantage health
BEN 2011 658 658 underdevelopment call great prudence regard attaining millennium development goals mdgs despite rather bleak picture continue efforts ensure countries can make progress spheres good governance development health water sanitation primary education empowerment women youth developing countries particularly ldcs need ever transfer modern technology increase diversify production take greater part international trade build health
BFA 2011 118 118 côte d’ivoire guinea also like commend predecessor mr joseph deiss efficiency guided work sixty-fifth session congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon successful reappointment leadership united nations wish health every success second term salute republic south sudan’s achievement independence international sovereignty welcome great family united nations government burkina faso offers sincere willing cooperation south health
BFA 2011 269 269 accelerated growth sustainable development strategy government despite modest budget many constraints priorities continued efforts build functioning economy particular emphasis strengthening certain key sectors including education health water training youth employment improving socio-economic infrastructure especially roads encouraging business environment needless say progress made possible thanks cooperation support bilateral multilateral partners take opportunity health
BGD 2011 628 628 begets peace peace vital development policies attuned ensuring peoples rights pursuing millennium development goals mdgs also fulfilling people’s aspirations united nations award mdg reducing child mortality received last year case point also track achieve mdg poverty alleviation mdg universal primary education mdg gender equality mdg reducing maternal mortality poverty reduction strategy health
BGD 2011 650 650 mdg reducing child mortality received last year case point also track achieve mdg poverty alleviation mdg universal primary education mdg gender equality mdg reducing maternal mortality poverty reduction strategy tandem millennium development goals intends raise million people poverty development integrated women’s education state policy saying goes educate boy educate person educate health
BGD 2011 843 843 e-connectivity information service centres provide internet access millions rural people also set e-centre rural communities connects post offices high-tech park e-governance capabilities e-infrastructure-building process believe health essential precondition development primary health-care services delivered community health centres rural areas providing services people government also recently started raising awareness autism developmental disorders children health
BGD 2011 852 852 people also set e-centre rural communities connects post offices high-tech park e-governance capabilities e-infrastructure-building process believe health essential precondition development primary health-care services delivered community health centres rural areas providing services people government also recently started raising awareness autism developmental disorders children last july launched global autism public health initiative dhaka health
BGD 2011 875 875 delivered community health centres rural areas providing services people government also recently started raising awareness autism developmental disorders children last july launched global autism public health initiative dhaka help disadvantaged disorders however pursue efforts develop socio-economic security least developed countries ldcs bangladesh need international support support must come granting us market health
BGR 2011 89 89 strongly consensus harmony qualities united nations needs now top administrator will undoubtedly need even years come begin welcoming work delegations united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases cancer cardiovascular diseases chronic respiratory diseases diabetes now responsible deaths causes combined bulgaria welcomes negotiated final document per cent cardiovascular diabetes deaths almost per cent health
BGR 2011 92 92 qualities united nations needs now top administrator will undoubtedly need even years come begin welcoming work delegations united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases cancer cardiovascular diseases chronic respiratory diseases diabetes now responsible deaths causes combined bulgaria welcomes negotiated final document per cent cardiovascular diabetes deaths almost per cent deaths chronic obstructive health
BGR 2011 95 95 needs now top administrator will undoubtedly need even years come begin welcoming work delegations united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases cancer cardiovascular diseases chronic respiratory diseases diabetes now responsible deaths causes combined bulgaria welcomes negotiated final document per cent cardiovascular diabetes deaths almost per cent deaths chronic obstructive pulmonary disease two health
BGR 2011 119 119 respiratory diseases diabetes now responsible deaths causes combined bulgaria welcomes negotiated final document per cent cardiovascular diabetes deaths almost per cent deaths chronic obstructive pulmonary disease two thirds cancer deaths occur low- middle- income countries bulgaria also particularly welcomes high-level meeting nuclear safety security effects nuclear accidents respect national borders adequately health
BGR 2011 1408 1408 discriminate developed developing countries societies eradication requires decisive action successful conclusion negotiations comprehensive convention international terrorism bulgaria’s full support began statement focusing challenge tackling non-communicable diseases human suffering caused various illnesses exacerbated owing effects series global crises food finance energy threats associated climate_change taken together new challenges impede progress towards achievement health
BGR 2011 1413 1413 eradication requires decisive action successful conclusion negotiations comprehensive convention international terrorism bulgaria’s full support began statement focusing challenge tackling non-communicable diseases human suffering caused various illnesses exacerbated owing effects series global crises food finance energy threats associated climate_change taken together new challenges impede progress towards achievement millennium development goals must twice health
BHR 2011 622 622 awards won various human social fields stress great importance global issues discussed secretary-general’s annual report work organization convinced imperative member states cooperate issues climate_change international health drought poverty alleviation disarmament non-proliferation nuclear weapons fight terrorism urgent ever given scale challenges problems facing humankind can create new world security peace tranquillity prosperity health
BHS 2011 714 714 system can play stimulating economic growth development developing countries migration can positive force development internationally indeed immigrants contributed development bahamas many respects largely contributions education health care development tourism financial services uncontrolled migration 11-51384 however also proved continues serious challenge sustainable development context bahamas welcomes increased dialogue improving international cooperation respect health
BHS 2011 1119 1119 declarations hiv aids resolutions s-26 programme now twenty-fifth year successful like take opportunity thank regional hemispheric international partners support government also dealing prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds pose increasing threat countries like bahamas others caricom subregion prime minister said national 11-51384 address last week see pv health socio-economic costs required governments health
BHS 2011 1120 1120 hiv aids resolutions s-26 programme now twenty-fifth year successful like take opportunity thank regional hemispheric international partners support government also dealing prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds pose increasing threat countries like bahamas others caricom subregion prime minister said national 11-51384 address last week see pv health socio-economic costs required governments treat health
BHS 2011 1140 1140 dealing prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds pose increasing threat countries like bahamas others caricom subregion prime minister said national 11-51384 address last week see pv health socio-economic costs required governments treat ncds indeed enormous bahamas fellow caricom countries welcome last week’s high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases applaud international community’s attention health
BHS 2011 1146 1146 pose increasing threat countries like bahamas others caricom subregion prime minister said national 11-51384 address last week see pv health socio-economic costs required governments treat ncds indeed enormous bahamas fellow caricom countries welcome last week’s high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases applaud international community’s attention ncds trust adoption political declaration resolution health
BHS 2011 1161 1161 last week see pv health socio-economic costs required governments treat ncds indeed enormous bahamas fellow caricom countries welcome last week’s high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases applaud international community’s attention ncds trust adoption political declaration resolution annex action- oriented envisaged undertook mandate heads government four years ago will produce results preferred health
BHS 2011 1166 1166 socio-economic costs required governments treat ncds indeed enormous bahamas fellow caricom countries welcome last week’s high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases applaud international community’s attention ncds trust adoption political declaration resolution annex action- oriented envisaged undertook mandate heads government four years ago will produce results preferred text reflected stronger commitments specific health
BHS 2011 1196 1196 resolution annex action- oriented envisaged undertook mandate heads government four years ago will produce results preferred text reflected stronger commitments specific time-bound targets addressing non-communicable diseases risk factors look forward however comprehensive review issue world community witnessing unprecedented wave call social change democracy across countries arab world north africa must ensure health
BLZ 2011 172 172 responses catastrophic occurrences uninspiring inadequate notwithstanding armoury human rights enshrined human rights charter far many people still destitute still dying hunger still casualties preventable curable diseases still illiterate still jobless still marginalized excluded societies three years economic financial crisis global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real health
BLZ 2011 205 205 societies three years economic financial crisis global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution health
BLZ 2011 207 207 years economic financial crisis global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key health
BLZ 2011 210 210 crisis global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems health
BLZ 2011 212 212 economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems organization united health
BLZ 2011 270 270 united nations lead charge partner us combating three serious threats presently confront us namely threat posed climate_change threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicable diseases small island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms health
BLZ 2011 534 534 one establishes highest possible standards transfer conventional arms especially small arms light weapons ammunition now turn silent killers ravaging latin american caribbean communities chronic non-communicable diseases ncds hyper-tension diabetes obesity caribbean today ncds responsible per cent deaths per cent occur prematurely current trend continues non-communicable diseases will account three four deaths health
BLZ 2011 535 535 establishes highest possible standards transfer conventional arms especially small arms light weapons ammunition now turn silent killers ravaging latin american caribbean communities chronic non-communicable diseases ncds hyper-tension diabetes obesity caribbean today ncds responsible per cent deaths per cent occur prematurely current trend continues non-communicable diseases will account three four deaths caribbean health
BLZ 2011 541 541 arms especially small arms light weapons ammunition now turn silent killers ravaging latin american caribbean communities chronic non-communicable diseases ncds hyper-tension diabetes obesity caribbean today ncds responsible per cent deaths per cent occur prematurely current trend continues non-communicable diseases will account three four deaths caribbean year diseases can combated effectively collaborative health
BLZ 2011 554 554 american caribbean communities chronic non-communicable diseases ncds hyper-tension diabetes obesity caribbean today ncds responsible per cent deaths per cent occur prematurely current trend continues non-communicable diseases will account three four deaths caribbean year diseases can combated effectively collaborative efforts international community connection welcome conclusion recently held high-level meeting non-communicable diseases pv health
BLZ 2011 562 562 diabetes obesity caribbean today ncds responsible per cent deaths per cent occur prematurely current trend continues non-communicable diseases will account three four deaths caribbean year diseases can combated effectively collaborative efforts international community connection welcome conclusion recently held high-level meeting non-communicable diseases pv pv well first comprehensive global political declaration addressing health
BLZ 2011 578 578 non-communicable diseases will account three four deaths caribbean year diseases can combated effectively collaborative efforts international community connection welcome conclusion recently held high-level meeting non-communicable diseases pv pv well first comprehensive global political declaration addressing chronic non-communicable diseases resolution serve template action levels will eagerly await development indicators global targets aimed health
BLZ 2011 590 590 effectively collaborative efforts international community connection welcome conclusion recently held high-level meeting non-communicable diseases pv pv well first comprehensive global political declaration addressing chronic non-communicable diseases resolution serve template action levels will eagerly await development indicators global targets aimed achieving per cent reduction non-communicable disease-related deaths will doubt necessitate close collaboration health
BRA 2011 1172 1172 poverty brazil end term office country women vital task overcoming social inequalities income distribution programmes place mothers central figures scheme manage resources allow families invest health education children yet country like every nation still much comes valuing women asserting status regard like congratulate secretary- general making women priority tenure head united health
BRA 2011 1225 1225 welcome creation un-women appointment executive director ms michelle bachelet besides speaking behalf beloved country feel stand representing women world anonymous women starve feed children suffering illnesses get treatment victims violence discriminated work society family life labour home bring future generations add voice women dared struggle take part political professional life thus health
BRB 2011 965 965 trade treaty imposes highest possible standards transfer conventional arms including small arms light weapons ammunition much changed since formation united nations global challenges face today pandemics hiv aids non-communicable diseases climate_change growth illicit drug trade transnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction new others including extreme poverty genocide terrorism civil conflict old health
BRB 2011 969 969 possible standards transfer conventional arms including small arms light weapons ammunition much changed since formation united nations global challenges face today pandemics hiv aids non-communicable diseases climate_change growth illicit drug trade transnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction new others including extreme poverty genocide terrorism civil conflict old yet need united nations health
BRN 2011 108 108 security council revitalize general assembly efforts addressed world large confrontation essential economic growth critical environmental realities faces still others aimed directly people represent efforts addressed health food security considered personal legal status whether home members immigrant communities examined systems governance live fine record thank outgoing president leadership greatly assisted work secretary-general health
BRN 2011 528 528 principles diplomacy among nations especially respect other’s traditions values beliefs ways life physical security means rule law economic security food table job best possible support health education old age efforts felt well guided united nations encouragement provides towards achieving millennium development goals confidence future give people believe will lead us towards health
BTN 2011 115 115 speak promises broken opportunities lost speak endless conflicts within among nations failures governments frequent devastating disasters diminishing resources fierce competition control dying ecosystems new threatening diseases epidemics financial calamities economic ruin speak rising unemployment hopeless poverty hunger destitution course talk solutions lacking political will indeed clarity vision deny clever arguments know health
BTN 2011 116 116 promises broken opportunities lost speak endless conflicts within among nations failures governments frequent devastating disasters diminishing resources fierce competition control dying ecosystems new threatening diseases epidemics financial calamities economic ruin speak rising unemployment hopeless poverty hunger destitution course talk solutions lacking political will indeed clarity vision deny clever arguments know cause health
BTN 2011 186 186 resources fuel faltering economies debt greed enable wealthy widen deep crevasses separate rich poor idealize individualism family community crumble amid rising social dislocation crime mental illness loneliness suicide long ignored truth causes problems interrelated durable remedies must found rational holistic approach long refused accept economic models focused gross domestic product served health
BWA 2011 148 148 conviction problems challenges confronting humanity can resolved within letter spirit united nations charter international law connection must part work together improve lives people conquering hunger disease illiteracy encourage respect human rights freedoms respond natural disasters different humanitarian situations year world experienced number natural man-made disasters including violent senseless attacks claimed numerous health
BWA 2011 921 921 learned respond effectively existing emerging global challenges therefore expect us muster requisite political will find durable solutions challenges longer acceptable children die hiv aids preventable disease just agreement trade-related aspects intellectual property rights hinders access affordable treatment accept million children access primary education certainly longer acceptable people die cholera waterborne diseases health
BWA 2011 946 946 disease just agreement trade-related aspects intellectual property rights hinders access affordable treatment accept million children access primary education certainly longer acceptable people die cholera waterborne diseases affordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming health
CAN 2011 905 905 toll fulfil united nations obligation support lawful government afghanistan used chairmanship group eight reach leaders africa americas secure agreement enact muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health progress will help meet millennium development goal reducing appalling mortality among mothers children developing countries working like-minded nations canada continues make significant financial contributions towards health
CAN 2011 915 915 chairmanship group eight reach leaders africa americas secure agreement enact muskoka initiative maternal newborn child health progress will help meet millennium development goal reducing appalling mortality among mothers children developing countries working like-minded nations canada continues make significant financial contributions towards peace humanitarian assistance development aid security sudans collective action mean health
CHL 2011 194 194 implications ignored evils modern society terrorism drug trafficking organized crime long time ceased heed borders territories jurisdictions attempt deal effectively global_warming environmental protection natural disasters health emergencies hunger extreme poverty will certainly require greater concerted effective action community nations international bodies truly want begin change course history consequently today urgent reposition health
CHL 2011 726 726 democratic state state israel right recognized secure respected borders thus will palestinians israelis able coexist move forward peace harmony regard social development fight poverty hunger pandemics strengthening south-south cooperation cooperation certainly triangular neither replaces substitutes need north-south cooperation set implementing chilean fund combat hunger poverty africa also made significant contributions united health
CHL 2011 761 761 need north-south cooperation set implementing chilean fund combat hunger poverty africa also made significant contributions united nations international drug purchase facility order combat hiv aids malaria tuberculosis still wreak havoc many parts world wish go even implementing mechanisms will enable us unilaterally reduce duties order promote imports relatively less developed african health
CIV 2011 561 561 needs affected populations international peace security remain cause major concern organization given proliferation armed conflicts nuclear threats terrorist activity transnational crime human trafficking drug trafficking pandemics hamper world’s harmonious development especially africa riven many areas tension struggles ensure economic social development despite enormous potential united nations role play strengthening international solidarity health
CIV 2011 826 826 golf hotel already favourable results people côte d’ivoire particularly abidjan suffered pillage property destruction programme focused particular improving basic social services especially provision drinking water health care education electricity public sanitation major challenges must met attempt achieve millennium development goals organization parliamentary elections end year will allow us enhance democracy social health
COG 2011 30 30 behalf president republic excellency mr denis sassou nguesso past week place took part high-level meetings addressed major concerns heart actions united nations member states non-communicable disease situation libya desertification land degradation drought context sustainable development eradication poverty commemoration tenth anniversary adoption durban declaration programme action racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance health
COM 2011 97 97 session time humankind struggling one difficult times indeed peace precious common good world never threatened threat continents regions subregions every one countries threatened political crises diseases natural disasters also threatened poor living conditions unemployment insecurity underdevelopment hotspots emerged various regions world recent uprisings north africa middle east claimed continue claim many health
COM 2011 128 128 living conditions unemployment insecurity underdevelopment hotspots emerged various regions world recent uprisings north africa middle east claimed continue claim many victims countries continue burdened emerging diseases also especially non-communicable diseases fact cancers diabetes particular cardiovascular diseases taken many lives countries threaten development problem education lack basic infrastructure energy potable water also health
COM 2011 132 132 underdevelopment hotspots emerged various regions world recent uprisings north africa middle east claimed continue claim many victims countries continue burdened emerging diseases also especially non-communicable diseases fact cancers diabetes particular cardiovascular diseases taken many lives countries threaten development problem education lack basic infrastructure energy potable water also pose threat peace security health
COM 2011 138 138 recent uprisings north africa middle east claimed continue claim many victims countries continue burdened emerging diseases also especially non-communicable diseases fact cancers diabetes particular cardiovascular diseases taken many lives countries threaten development problem education lack basic infrastructure energy potable water also pose threat peace security many developing countries moreover country today health
COM 2011 208 208 affect countries seriously compromises future global economy therefore like issue urgent appeal international community enhance role seeking rapid resolutions crises indeed working together effectively fight disease will able ensure populations healthy human resources productive joining efforts may also curb unemployment education job creation succeed re-launching socio-economic development countries addition eradicating corruption health
CPV 2011 193 193 position approach matters within universal matrix peace human rights highest priorities states members united nations 11-51372 addition consider crucial take approach focused prevention control non-communicable diseases worldwide especially context challenges faced developing countries let offer special words regarding development themes desertification land degradation drought context sustainable development poverty eradication preparation united health
CRI 2011 950 950 small five group representative composition organ accordance guidelines uniting consensus costa rica middle-income country thanks commitment democracy peace good governance efficient use international cooperation investments health education costa rica achieved high levels human development together states similar characteristics exemplify success international cooperation key factor achieving results however still face serious challenges health
CYP 2011 908 908 crisis proves new model growth must prevail focused reducing social inequalities eradicating poverty safeguarding rights workers people special emphasis must given fairer distribution social goods health education ending market’s impunity lack regulation emphasis must also given dealing social repercussions unemployment delinquency crime social marginalization problems cause social tensions conflicts number countries health
DMA 2011 1116 1116 however will little value peoples able ensure healthy united nations shown exemplary leadership dealing fight hiv aids together partners leadership must now given fight non-communicable diseases frightening statistics issued world health organization estimated million deaths worldwide due non-communicable diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest health
DMA 2011 1121 1121 able ensure healthy united nations shown exemplary leadership dealing fight hiv aids together partners leadership must now given fight non-communicable diseases frightening statistics issued world health organization estimated million deaths worldwide due non-communicable diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest challenges health development dominica caribbean health
DMA 2011 1129 1129 dealing fight hiv aids together partners leadership must now given fight non-communicable diseases frightening statistics issued world health organization estimated million deaths worldwide due non-communicable diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest challenges health development dominica caribbean community caricom rest world severe impacts non-communicable diseases health
DMA 2011 1130 1130 fight hiv aids together partners leadership must now given fight non-communicable diseases frightening statistics issued world health organization estimated million deaths worldwide due non-communicable diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest challenges health development dominica caribbean community caricom rest world severe impacts non-communicable diseases continue health
DMA 2011 1138 1138 given fight non-communicable diseases frightening statistics issued world health organization estimated million deaths worldwide due non-communicable diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest challenges health development dominica caribbean community caricom rest world severe impacts non-communicable diseases continue place tremendous pressures health-care systems productivity already overburdened health
DMA 2011 1143 1143 statistics issued world health organization estimated million deaths worldwide due non-communicable diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest challenges health development dominica caribbean community caricom rest world severe impacts non-communicable diseases continue place tremendous pressures health-care systems productivity already overburdened struggling economies reasons caricom heads health
DMA 2011 1154 1154 diseases ncds suggests phenomenon unique one region therefore downplayed ncds pose one greatest challenges health development dominica caribbean community caricom rest world severe impacts non-communicable diseases continue place tremendous pressures health-care systems productivity already overburdened struggling economies reasons caricom heads government issued port spain declaration promote healthy lifestyles combat ncds region health
DMA 2011 1178 1178 non-communicable diseases continue place tremendous pressures health-care systems productivity already overburdened struggling economies reasons caricom heads government issued port spain declaration promote healthy lifestyles combat ncds region prior since declaration dominican government adopted national policy ncds implemented number measures part multisectoral efforts include education strengthening primary health-care system contribution partners bolivarian health
DMA 2011 1188 1188 overburdened struggling economies reasons caricom heads government issued port spain declaration promote healthy lifestyles combat ncds region prior since declaration dominican government adopted national policy ncds implemented number measures part multisectoral efforts include education strengthening primary health-care system contribution partners bolivarian republic venezuela republic cuba promotion healthy lifestyles greater access treatment health
DMA 2011 1215 1215 number measures part multisectoral efforts include education strengthening primary health-care system contribution partners bolivarian republic venezuela republic cuba promotion healthy lifestyles greater access treatment free health care appropriate legislative policy changes government dominica endorses leadership taken caribbean community regard remain committed well-being every citizen join caricom colleagues thanking united nations member health
DMA 2011 1247 1247 dominica endorses leadership taken caribbean community regard remain committed well-being every citizen join caricom colleagues thanking united nations member states secretariat convening successful high-level meeting ncds look forward implementation political declaration resolution call developed countries partner us various efforts combat ncds finally dominica wishes reaffirm confidence united nations system ultimate negotiating health
DMA 2011 1262 1262 thanking united nations member states secretariat convening successful high-level meeting ncds look forward implementation political declaration resolution call developed countries partner us various efforts combat ncds finally dominica wishes reaffirm confidence united nations system ultimate negotiating deliberating body addressing major challenges confronting world assembly can count dominica’s commitment working close collaboration health
DNK 2011 448 448 youth governments will need strengthen economic social reforms ensuring 11-51687 generate inclusive growth shared prosperity just already privileged millennium development goals succeeded galvanizing action least health education countries joint obligation ensure goals agreed will actually fulfilled development challenge pressing sub-saharan africa region long marked poverty conflict recent years also characterized many health
DNK 2011 588 588 advancement women’s equality empowerment women important aspects process welcome creation un-women look forward working closely new entity area gender mainstreaming less important issue sexual reproductive health rights women united nations conference sustainable development rio held rio de janeiro june presents unique opportunity revitalize discussion understanding sustainable development rio will opportunity put health
ECU 2011 24 24 june humankind still witnessing perplexity worst economic crisis since great depression devastating consequences employment hunger poverty trade foreign direct investment credit tourism remittances health education time country ecuador felt moral obligation participate head state united nations conference world financial economic crisis impact development convened then-president general assembly mr miguel health
ERI 2011 67 67 profound dangers sense anxiety currently grip world persistent economic financial crisis massive unemployment growing inequality within nations spiralling levels debt recurrent famines starvation high levels mortality easily preventable diseases increasingly fragile environment wreaking havoc lives people future nations despite end cold war premature declaration emergence new world order wars military interventions health
ERI 2011 70 70 anxiety currently grip world persistent economic financial crisis massive unemployment growing inequality within nations spiralling levels debt recurrent famines starvation high levels mortality easily preventable diseases increasingly fragile environment wreaking havoc lives people future nations despite end cold war premature declaration emergence new world order wars military interventions continue almost invariably health
EST 2011 588 588 along human rights crucial elements sustainable society believe must remain committed long necessary reach goal end estonia will continue support access afghans particular women children health care education development cooperation projects georgia another country continues require attention war ended violation georgian territorial integrity fundamental violation international law remains unresolved day fundamental health
EST 2011 853 853 accident democratic revolutions central eastern europe accompanied indeed often instigated environmental movements citizens become fed totalitarian system’s abuse nature disregard human beings ignoring state citizens health surroundings totalitarian state exposed self-serving clique hell-bent maintaining power matter cost people matter pain suffering ensued today challenge face global climate_change estonia’s national security concept health
FJI 2011 583 583 among things safeguards privacy rights persons infected affected hiv hiv aids decree based united nations international guidelines hiv aids declaration commitment human rights-based approach dealing epidemic decree acknowledged one progressive hiv laws world fiji participated represented head state excellency ratu 11-51197 epeli nailatikau hiv aids high-level meeting held hall august addition health
FJI 2011 616 616 fiji participated represented head state excellency ratu 11-51197 epeli nailatikau hiv aids high-level meeting held hall august addition hiv aids decree fiji year passed mental health decree based world health organization guidelines best practice mental patients child welfare decree creates system requires mandatory reporting child abuse doctors police officers lawyers ministry health
FJI 2011 620 620 state excellency ratu 11-51197 epeli nailatikau hiv aids high-level meeting held hall august addition hiv aids decree fiji year passed mental health decree based world health organization guidelines best practice mental patients child welfare decree creates system requires mandatory reporting child abuse doctors police officers lawyers ministry social welfare fiji determined health
FJI 2011 651 651 patients child welfare decree creates system requires mandatory reporting child abuse doctors police officers lawyers ministry social welfare fiji determined provide fijians enlightened progressive laws health care access health services justice large percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community health
FJI 2011 654 654 decree creates system requires mandatory reporting child abuse doctors police officers lawyers ministry social welfare fiji determined provide fijians enlightened progressive laws health care access health services justice large percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful health
FJI 2011 664 664 officers lawyers ministry social welfare fiji determined provide fijians enlightened progressive laws health care access health services justice large percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful completion high-level meeting ncds week fijian government taken key actions health
FJI 2011 665 665 lawyers ministry social welfare fiji determined provide fijians enlightened progressive laws health care access health services justice large percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful completion high-level meeting ncds week fijian government taken key actions address health
FJI 2011 667 667 social welfare fiji determined provide fijians enlightened progressive laws health care access health services justice large percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful completion high-level meeting ncds week fijian government taken key actions address ncd issues health
FJI 2011 671 671 provide fijians enlightened progressive laws health care access health services justice large percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful completion high-level meeting ncds week fijian government taken key actions address ncd issues including first country sign health
FJI 2011 683 683 percentage fiji’s population risk contracting non-communicable disease ncds lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful completion high-level meeting ncds week fijian government taken key actions address ncd issues including first country sign ratify framework convention tobacco control also one first countries pilot salt-reduction programme health
FJI 2011 691 691 lifestyle disease including cardiovascular cancerous diseases welcome high-level commitment international community address crisis successful completion high-level meeting ncds week fijian government taken key actions address ncd issues including first country sign ratify framework convention tobacco control also one first countries pilot salt-reduction programme economic reforms undertaken fijian government produced positive mid-term health
FSM 2011 664 664 sids realities demand therefore reiterate call made last year country small island developing states creation special category grateful attention paid united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds held earlier week major concern us pacific sids non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions allowed continue unabated ncds potentially undermine labour supply productivity investment education health
FSM 2011 665 665 realities demand therefore reiterate call made last year country small island developing states creation special category grateful attention paid united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds held earlier week major concern us pacific sids non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions allowed continue unabated ncds potentially undermine labour supply productivity investment education devastating health
FSM 2011 675 675 island developing states creation special category grateful attention paid united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds held earlier week major concern us pacific sids non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions allowed continue unabated ncds potentially undermine labour supply productivity investment education devastating consequences economic development echo sentiments ncds expressed pacific leaders regarding health
FSM 2011 677 677 states creation special category grateful attention paid united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds held earlier week major concern us pacific sids non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions allowed continue unabated ncds potentially undermine labour supply productivity investment education devastating consequences economic development echo sentiments ncds expressed pacific leaders regarding importance immediate health
FSM 2011 682 682 attention paid united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases ncds held earlier week major concern us pacific sids non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions allowed continue unabated ncds potentially undermine labour supply productivity investment education devastating consequences economic development echo sentiments ncds expressed pacific leaders regarding importance immediate decisive actions governments private sector health
FSM 2011 696 696 us pacific sids non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions allowed continue unabated ncds potentially undermine labour supply productivity investment education devastating consequences economic development echo sentiments ncds expressed pacific leaders regarding importance immediate decisive actions governments private sector civil society regional international organizations development partners work together address now human social economic health
GAB 2011 643 643 natural disasters gabon concerned impact economic crisis countries south particularly terms achieving millennium development goals impact international financial crisis public investment basic social sectors education health provision drinking water electricity constraining efforts promote human development despite significant progress implementing millennium development goals deadline remains many countries including gabon difficult challenge meet health
GEO 2011 738 738 boulevards cycling paths georgia responding methods past embracing 11-50871 promises future many others well new health-care systems hundreds new hospitals advanced programmes deal communicable non-communicable diseases insurance end cold war launched era opportunity turbulence liberating local dynamics ways tragic exultant leading constant flux world order unleashed hatred ethnic conflict mass terror health
GHA 2011 488 488 will indeed ensure enjoyment human rights fundamental freedoms including victims racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance societies noteworthy high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases focused developmental drawbacks socio-economic impact developing countries relevant facilities available indeed opinion effective prevention control non-communicable diseases helps reduce poverty also decreases health-care costs thereby health
GHA 2011 505 505 noteworthy high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases focused developmental drawbacks socio-economic impact developing countries relevant facilities available indeed opinion effective prevention control non-communicable diseases helps reduce poverty also decreases health-care costs thereby improving productivity ultimately helping rapid economic development efforts ghana improve health-care system include completion health-care infrastructure several health
GHA 2011 727 727 believe right investments technology institutions infrastructure international community nation-states will able unleash potential agriculture harness maximum benefit water resources expand access modern energy sources fight diseases conserve tropical forests move closer climate_change negotiations scheduled durban south africa expectation critical political questions answered united nations climate_change conference cancún will addressed regard mitigation health
GMB 2011 1192 1192 efforts promoting peace particularly asia-pacific region deserve commendation encouragement general assembly example past three years taiwan engaged mainland china dialogue wide range issues ranging agriculture health intellectual property rights economic commercial cooperation among others furthermore since taiwan invited world health organization attend world health assembly wha observer practice related arrangements established health
GMB 2011 1206 1206 years taiwan engaged mainland china dialogue wide range issues ranging agriculture health intellectual property rights economic commercial cooperation among others furthermore since taiwan invited world health organization attend world health assembly wha observer practice related arrangements established termed wha model sets useful precedent taiwan’s greater participation united nations system generally given health
GMB 2011 1210 1210 china dialogue wide range issues ranging agriculture health intellectual property rights economic commercial cooperation among others furthermore since taiwan invited world health organization attend world health assembly wha observer practice related arrangements established termed wha model sets useful precedent taiwan’s greater participation united nations system generally given taiwan today one leading health
GMB 2011 1260 1260 leading technological economic powerhouses world participation global affairs quite relevant bearing mind numerous issues collectively confront must give prominence deserves issues natural disasters terrorism climate_change epidemics financial meltdowns many others require engagement every member international community including taiwan therefore urge united nations find suitable way allow taiwan’s meaningful participation specialized agencies health
GNB 2011 397 397 increasingly powerful sophisticated approaching deadline achieving millennium development goals despite ongoing efforts guinea-bissau continues face challenges regard basic sanitation supplies drinking water energy provision primary health services cite pressing issues high rate poverty still prevails country forced government adopt ambitious agenda future embodied national poverty reduction strategy document based pillars stability health
GNQ 2011 593 593 plans coming fruition became engulfed fratricidal conflicts meet basic needs moreover african continent facing addition economic crisis devastating effects climate_change natural disasters drought famine communicable diseases claim millions victims respect african union recently organized donors conference support victims horn africa somalia one countries affected african union honoured commitment tackle emergency however health
GRC 2011 112 112 failures united nations meet agree disagree global cooperation agree humanity becomes stronger today united nations leading vital international cooperation tackling climate_change desertification also challenge non-communicable diseases hinder macroeconomic development keep bottom billions people locked chronic poverty unregulated migration putting huge pressure countries including greece result even detriment low level development countries health
GRD 2011 1071 1071 agenda maintain support sustainable development action climate_change support justice peace grenada commends secretary-general organizing number high- level meetings important topics moved single high-level meeting non-communicable diseases scourge negatively affecting just developing countries many developed countries well proliferation non-communicable diseases poses serious challenge small island states like grenada effects labour force demands health
GRD 2011 1084 1084 organizing number high- level meetings important topics moved single high-level meeting non-communicable diseases scourge negatively affecting just developing countries many developed countries well proliferation non-communicable diseases poses serious challenge small island states like grenada effects labour force demands shrinking finances country therefore welcome outcome high-level meeting pledge implement recommendations finally last health
GUY 2011 764 764 developed developing world critical component enable world meet urgent challenges increasingly prosperous growing population will present need redouble efforts meet millennium development goals defeat non-communicable diseases guyana therefore welcomes week’s meeting non-communicable diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas health
GUY 2011 771 771 meet urgent challenges increasingly prosperous growing population will present need redouble efforts meet millennium development goals defeat non-communicable diseases guyana therefore welcomes week’s meeting non-communicable diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas emissions copenhagen accord will contain global temperature health
HRV 2011 1185 1185 transition low-carbon economies consistent sustainable development strengthen countries adaptation resilience face climate_change minimize possible security implications light diminishing natural resources environmental degradation extreme poverty hunger diseases social unrest agree others sustainable development become defining issue time highly globalized interdependent world means share challenges common fate member bureau preparatory committee croatia will health
HTI 2011 730 730 abstractions human story new order speak today putting human beings back heart central debates time momentum caught shared billions people grip disasters forced exoduses conflicts epidemics solidarity victims haitian people wish send clear message platform united nations long men women good will will hope long nations united solidarity will hope haiti health
HTI 2011 776 776 united solidarity will hope haiti experienced every conceivable kind catastrophe every form man- made disaster natural ones aggravated systematic irresponsible destruction committed human beings known epidemics hunger even marginalization haiti now back feet ready rebuild ready new start nothing predetermined new haiti open world new haiti open new investments collaborations reconstruction health
HUN 2011 68 68 rompuy behalf european union complement allow outline country’s position three issues figuring high foreign policy development agenda namely arab spring sustainable development prevention control non-communicable diseases years ago central eastern europe including country hungary scene sweeping political changes beginning early world witnessed yet outburst popular will profound transformation time north africa health
HUN 2011 506 506 architecture united nations needed reform pursue goal streamlining unifying existing structures view increasing coherence efficiency system whole shared responsibility develop joint strategies mitigate effects non-communicable diseases rapid growth preventable can controlled significant extent hungary forefront fight national cancer diabetes control systems place may contribute paving way functional alternatives around world also health
HUN 2011 545 545 control systems place may contribute paving way functional alternatives around world also fundamental belief development comprehensive national regional strategies control programmes can significantly lower incidence illnesses can contribute prevention early detection adequate treatment cost-effective way also proud hungary’s long-standing tradition sharing knowledge providing educational training programmes students experts world past decades health
HUN 2011 593 593 world past decades hundreds students outside hungary obtained medical degrees country cooperating various countries sharing knowledge experiences order contribute collective efforts need made bring better health worldwide high-level meeting gave momentum fight needs fought 11-51191 individual level victims diseases also countries international community working together need capitalize order reach ultimate goal health
HUN 2011 606 606 countries sharing knowledge experiences order contribute collective efforts need made bring better health worldwide high-level meeting gave momentum fight needs fought 11-51191 individual level victims diseases also countries international community working together need capitalize order reach ultimate goal saving lives around world thereby move towards one founding objectives united nations human health
IND 2011 535 535 global economy democratic plural secular india can contribute tolerance peaceful coexistence among nations developing countries need investment technology market access products need assistance areas education health women’s empowerment agriculture recently held fourth united nations conference least developed countries conference istanbul may india strengthened partnership least developed countries significantly enhanced lines credit health
IRL 2011 946 946 crises need address systemic global hunger crisis will remain central ireland’s development assistance programme objective save lives today build new futures communities ravaged hunger scaling nutrition movement launched united nations year ago makes clear link under-nutrition among mothers babies building healthy educated prosperous society future need act together now provide long-term health
IRQ 2011 1109 1109 secretariat will keep commitments made like take opportunity express appreciation efforts special representative secretary-general mr ad melkert throughout time iraq wish family success good 11-51185 health welcome new representative secretary-general will continue cooperate way will enable carry task accordance security council resolution subsequent resolutions united nations assistance mission iraq will receive health
ISL 2011 184 184 time act boldly time now key theme rio next year will green economy assure assembly country expertise offer can help fuel green revolution renewable_energy marine health sustainable use land least gender equality always core icelandic foreign policy four issues shall bring rio next year really need indeed revolution green revolution need health
ISL 2011 288 288 geothermal potential icelandic know-how coupled outside financing go long way making areas self- sufficient terms green energy one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protective health oceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affecting health marine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine health
ISL 2011 305 305 one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protective health oceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affecting health marine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine biologist fear likely sooner later may affect world’s fishing stocks vital source protein billion people just one health
ITA 2011 527 527 south 11-51378 sudan achievement incentive settle post-cpa arrangements without delay horn africa italy traditional commitment contributing peace security development past months financed projects many sectors health education nutrition training governance support peace security assistance enough somalia people facing starvation humanitarian disaster international support must stepped deliver basic services population foster political health
ITA 2011 529 529 sudan achievement incentive settle post-cpa arrangements without delay horn africa italy traditional commitment contributing peace security development past months financed projects many sectors health education nutrition training governance support peace security assistance enough somalia people facing starvation humanitarian disaster international support must stepped deliver basic services population foster political reconciliation united health
JAM 2011 1042 1042 agree policy directives pursue export-led trade initiative mindful resources capacity export well business opportunities market intelligence globally critical challenges food security energy security climate_change poverty diseases continue demand attention international community precisely transnational character many problems require multilateral cooperation action inclusive framework involves developed developing countries year ago world leaders gathered health
JAM 2011 1206 1206 debt-for-equity swaps among instruments used jamaica track meet mdgs despite economic financial challenges assistance global fund significantly increased access antiretroviral drugs reduced rates hiv aids infection mother-to-child transmission aids mortality high-level meeting aids held june member states committed bold new targets aids response including scaling investments result reclassification upper-middle-income country jamaica health
JAM 2011 1210 1210 used jamaica track meet mdgs despite economic financial challenges assistance global fund significantly increased access antiretroviral drugs reduced rates hiv aids infection mother-to-child transmission aids mortality high-level meeting aids held june member states committed bold new targets aids response including scaling investments result reclassification upper-middle-income country jamaica will eligible access funds health
JAM 2011 1291 1291 indebtedness capacity pay well fiscal capacity finance programmes taken granted respect middle-income countries pleased international community embraced proposal made caribbean community united nations emphasis non-communicable diseases ncds silent killer millions around world high-level meeting ncds last week allowed us first time agree measures significantly reduce ncds political declaration adopted resolution annex health
JAM 2011 1292 1292 capacity pay well fiscal capacity finance programmes taken granted respect middle-income countries pleased international community embraced proposal made caribbean community united nations emphasis non-communicable diseases ncds silent killer millions around world high-level meeting ncds last week allowed us first time agree measures significantly reduce ncds political declaration adopted resolution annex ambitious health
JAM 2011 1300 1300 granted respect middle-income countries pleased international community embraced proposal made caribbean community united nations emphasis non-communicable diseases ncds silent killer millions around world high-level meeting ncds last week allowed us first time agree measures significantly reduce ncds political declaration adopted resolution annex ambitious jamaica preferred provides good basis address prevention control health
JAM 2011 1311 1311 community united nations emphasis non-communicable diseases ncds silent killer millions around world high-level meeting ncds last week allowed us first time agree measures significantly reduce ncds political declaration adopted resolution annex ambitious jamaica preferred provides good basis address prevention control ncds urge united nations system member states expeditiously implement 11-51384 measures health
JAM 2011 1326 1326 last week allowed us first time agree measures significantly reduce ncds political declaration adopted resolution annex ambitious jamaica preferred provides good basis address prevention control ncds urge united nations system member states expeditiously implement 11-51384 measures achieve agreed targets indicators ncds famine horn africa precipitated worst drought half century grave concern health
JAM 2011 1341 1341 annex ambitious jamaica preferred provides good basis address prevention control ncds urge united nations system member states expeditiously implement 11-51384 measures achieve agreed targets indicators ncds famine horn africa precipitated worst drought half century grave concern us heightened awareness devastating impact natural disasters poor developing countries must adopt concrete measures food health
JPN 2011 492 492 unrest hamper efforts international community achieve growth vital countries cooperate order bring harmony current chaos committed best new leader japan achieving economic growth tandem fiscal health crucial challenge confronting world present time japan will press ahead targets restoring fiscal sustainability meanwhile recognize revitalizing japanese economy directly linked rebuilding world economy will health
JPN 2011 1195 1195 ago japan will recover earthquake disaster seek peaceful safe brighter future side side leaders gathered purpose japan will maintain contribution attainment millennium development goals focusing health education moreover japan will continue contribution development africa hosting fifth tokyo international conference african development regarding support intended enable developing countries address climate_change japan will health
KGZ 2011 191 191 kleptocrats mechanisms now place ensure transparency government decision-making 11-50865 authorities new openness accountability people already begun bear fruit economy growing past year alone investments education health care increased significantly fundamental reform judiciary begun year october people kyrgyzstan will take part final phase transitional period election new president republic kyrgyzstan want establish health
KGZ 2011 695 695 political upheavals absence justice discrimination severe violations human rights remain part lives time however witnessing bewilderment inspiring historical changes amazing technological progress eradication previously incurable diseases course just one generation lifting hundreds millions people destitution disenfranchisement time change must utmost ensure young people planet knowledgeable optimistic courageous possible efforts achieve prosperity health
KHM 2011 302 302 uncertainty funding development projects poor countries persistently high fuel oil prices straining every economic aspect developing countries worsening food security situation holding back progress reducing malnutrition child mortality burden debt repayment constitutes another major challenge ldcs meeting mdg targets faced tremendous challenges poverty reduction remains highest foremost global priority requires steady health
KHM 2011 304 304 development projects poor countries persistently high fuel oil prices straining every economic aspect developing countries worsening food security situation holding back progress reducing malnutrition child mortality burden debt repayment constitutes another major challenge ldcs meeting mdg targets faced tremendous challenges poverty reduction remains highest foremost global priority requires steady economic growth health
KIR 2011 612 612 collective security let us work together global community address many conflicts disputes posing serious security challenges well- consume condemn civilization oblivion closing share traditional blessing health peace prosperity health
KNA 2011 88 88 delegations recently participated example united nations high-level meeting hiv aids held june united nations high- level meeting youth held july united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases held days ago convening meetings gives ample acknowledgement challenges still face relentless pursuit healthier world pivotal role health social cohesion vehicles national global development president health
KNA 2011 106 106 held july united nations high-level meeting non-communicable diseases held days ago convening meetings gives ample acknowledgement challenges still face relentless pursuit healthier world pivotal role health social cohesion vehicles national global development president awesome responsibility piloting us follow-up actions resulting weighty deliberations delegation confident capacity experience required leadership assures fullest support health
KNA 2011 268 268 misguided ill-considered choices made many youth critical defining aspect country’s future indeed prospect will largely define tomorrow’s world youth therefore worthy mention youth violence attained epidemic proportions caribbean appreciate youth violence invariably symptomatic deeper individual community societal issues multisectoral integrated approach required redress problem national regional levels states caribbean community caricom health
KNA 2011 325 325 topic recent high-level meeting need however reinforce fact role united nations agencies supporting efforts reverse bothersome trend youth violence implications many critical sectors including security health development accordingly shall heightening engagement un-habitat unicef relevant united nations international development agencies endeavour challenge youth violence also linked extent proliferation small arms light weapons health
KNA 2011 512 512 services provided need agenda still full one challenge less daunting years ago region second highest global prevalence rate hiv therefore anticipate encourage continued support unaids health development agencies regard non-communicable diseases ncds caribbean can justly proud initiatives port spain declaration uniting stop epidemic chronic ncds arose first-ever heads government summit subject health
KNA 2011 517 517 full one challenge less daunting years ago region second highest global prevalence rate hiv therefore anticipate encourage continued support unaids health development agencies regard non-communicable diseases ncds caribbean can justly proud initiatives port spain declaration uniting stop epidemic chronic ncds arose first-ever heads government summit subject resonated across globe resulting just health
KNA 2011 518 518 one challenge less daunting years ago region second highest global prevalence rate hiv therefore anticipate encourage continued support unaids health development agencies regard non-communicable diseases ncds caribbean can justly proud initiatives port spain declaration uniting stop epidemic chronic ncds arose first-ever heads government summit subject resonated across globe resulting just concluded health
KNA 2011 529 529 rate hiv therefore anticipate encourage continued support unaids health development agencies regard non-communicable diseases ncds caribbean can justly proud initiatives port spain declaration uniting stop epidemic chronic ncds arose first-ever heads government summit subject resonated across globe resulting just concluded high-level meeting consensus launching international wellness revolution non-communicable diseases large extent health
KNA 2011 531 531 therefore anticipate encourage continued support unaids health development agencies regard non-communicable diseases ncds caribbean can justly proud initiatives port spain declaration uniting stop epidemic chronic ncds arose first-ever heads government summit subject resonated across globe resulting just concluded high-level meeting consensus launching international wellness revolution non-communicable diseases large extent preventable therefore health
KNA 2011 552 552 uniting stop epidemic chronic ncds arose first-ever heads government summit subject resonated across globe resulting just concluded high-level meeting consensus launching international wellness revolution non-communicable diseases large extent preventable therefore essential outcome document high-level meeting mirrors many chief concerns port spain declaration aimed encouraging governments private sector collaborate increasing avenues exercise health
KNA 2011 599 599 collaborate increasing avenues exercise healthy diets smoke-free zones benefit general public long-term reduction enormous costs treating heart failure diabetes hypertension resulting per cent per cent mortality rates ncds worth investment protecting human capital development various regions extremely proud government saint kitts nevis lead responsibility human resources health hiv aids caribbean community health
KNA 2011 601 601 avenues exercise healthy diets smoke-free zones benefit general public long-term reduction enormous costs treating heart failure diabetes hypertension resulting per cent per cent mortality rates ncds worth investment protecting human capital development various regions extremely proud government saint kitts nevis lead responsibility human resources health hiv aids caribbean community continues play health
KNA 2011 620 620 per cent per cent mortality rates ncds worth investment protecting human capital development various regions extremely proud government saint kitts nevis lead responsibility human resources health hiv aids caribbean community continues play pioneering role recognize urgent need make good pledges resulting high-level meeting can augur well future due recognition must given health
KNA 2011 647 647 aids caribbean community continues play pioneering role recognize urgent need make good pledges resulting high-level meeting can augur well future due recognition must given role health overall development remiss highlight significance united nations conference sustainable development next june sixty- sixth session general assembly eyes will rio deliberations aimed achieving convergence social health
KNA 2011 921 921 assembly international community consistently called lifting embargo country reiterates call call regional neighbours international community particularly general assembly speedy redress matter since taiwan invited world health organization attend annual world health assembly wha observer practice related arrangements established termed wha model sets useful precedent taiwan’s greater participation united nations system view health
KNA 2011 926 926 lifting embargo country reiterates call call regional neighbours international community particularly general assembly speedy redress matter since taiwan invited world health organization attend annual world health assembly wha observer practice related arrangements established termed wha model sets useful precedent taiwan’s greater participation united nations system view country today’s highly integrated interconnected health
KWT 2011 162 162 haven member states seeking solutions questions problems crises general conviction one country alone matter powerful capable can face dangers terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction climate_change epidemics organized crime challenges respect recognize geographic national borders recently role united nations expanded significantly particularly true connection humanitarian disasters witnessed whether man-made natural latest example health
KWT 2011 734 734 goals adopted millennium summit status achievement can proud accomplishments reducing number persons infected hiv aids providing medication greater numbers infected people well progress fighting communicable diseases malaria tuberculosis however despite accomplishments much remains done since accomplishments unevenly distributed among states many indicators confirm states will able achieve millennium development goals attributed health
KWT 2011 735 735 adopted millennium summit status achievement can proud accomplishments reducing number persons infected hiv aids providing medication greater numbers infected people well progress fighting communicable diseases malaria tuberculosis however despite accomplishments much remains done since accomplishments unevenly distributed among states many indicators confirm states will able achieve millennium development goals attributed number health
LBN 2011 905 905 advantage potential talents half humankind rather merely seeking enshrine gender equality principle women making enormous contribution raising educating younger generation promoting peace reducing poverty hunger disease environmental degradation promoting sustainable development opportunities general debate assembly occasion us renew vows made order address challenges crises facing us working institutions international legitimacy agreed health
LBR 2011 736 736 simultaneously deepening partnership food agricultural organization united nations united nations bodies long-term investments mechanized agriculture achieve food security liberia seek food security equally mindful need health security liberia among countries highest maternal child mortality rates world due primarily lack skilled health workers poor health delivery systems inadequate medicines supplies welcome new health
LBR 2011 744 744 united nations bodies long-term investments mechanized agriculture achieve food security liberia seek food security equally mindful need health security liberia among countries highest maternal child mortality rates world due primarily lack skilled health workers poor health delivery systems inadequate medicines supplies welcome new initiative secretary- general aimed improving health women children health
LBR 2011 751 751 achieve food security liberia seek food security equally mindful need health security liberia among countries highest maternal child mortality rates world due primarily lack skilled health workers poor health delivery systems inadequate medicines supplies welcome new initiative secretary- general aimed improving health women children wish state country’s position prevailing situations threaten health
LBR 2011 754 754 liberia seek food security equally mindful need health security liberia among countries highest maternal child mortality rates world due primarily lack skilled health workers poor health delivery systems inadequate medicines supplies welcome new initiative secretary- general aimed improving health women children wish state country’s position prevailing situations threaten peace security international health
LBR 2011 767 767 maternal child mortality rates world due primarily lack skilled health workers poor health delivery systems inadequate medicines supplies welcome new initiative secretary- general aimed improving health women children wish state country’s position prevailing situations threaten peace security international cooperation world unresolved riddle somalia presents strong challenge united nations relieving somali people health
LBY 2011 240 240 magic wand muammar al-qadhafi looked mirror suddenly discovered almighty prophet solution every problem earth except libya’s years one fifth libya’s people live poverty country’s educational health systems services worst region infrastructure falling pieces youth unemployment per cent solutions bequeathed us muammar al-qadhafi libya witness new libya speak arise vacuum watered blood health
LCA 2011 845 845 biological diversity accordance declaration 2011-2020 united nations decade biodiversity urge countries work closely together conserve biological resources present day posterity recently concluded high-level meeting non-communicable diseases provided opportunity deepen relations collaboration member states regional international agencies development partners share technical expertise best practices resources continue strive meet clearly defined goals objectives health
LCA 2011 891 891 meet clearly defined goals objectives member caribbean community caricom spearheaded initiative saint lucia wishes place record appreciation commitment member states united nations agencies particularly world health organization interested groups addressing scourge non-communicable diseases nevertheless need set targets implement programmes measure success make progress beyond just another meeting saint lucia like caricom health
LCA 2011 898 898 community caricom spearheaded initiative saint lucia wishes place record appreciation commitment member states united nations agencies particularly world health organization interested groups addressing scourge non-communicable diseases nevertheless need set targets implement programmes measure success make progress beyond just another meeting saint lucia like caricom member states grappling security threats engendered illicit health
LCA 2011 1054 1054 humanitarianism therefore add voice others spoken us calling end blockade limitations rights cuban people progress prosperity spirit greater good pleased since taiwan able participate world health association wha recognition fact global health issues require universal participation cooperation overcome major problems affect peoples every corner globe sustainable development like health one issues health
LCA 2011 1060 1060 us calling end blockade limitations rights cuban people progress prosperity spirit greater good pleased since taiwan able participate world health association wha recognition fact global health issues require universal participation cooperation overcome major problems affect peoples every corner globe sustainable development like health one issues require global participation cooperation taiwan leading health
LCA 2011 1077 1077 participate world health association wha recognition fact global health issues require universal participation cooperation overcome major problems affect peoples every corner globe sustainable development like health one issues require global participation cooperation taiwan leading economic technological powerhouse can contribute substantially health range global issues face world today urge united nations find health
LCA 2011 1092 1092 major problems affect peoples every corner globe sustainable development like health one issues require global participation cooperation taiwan leading economic technological powerhouse can contribute substantially health range global issues face world today urge united nations find suitable means permit taiwan participate specialized agencies mechanisms including international civil aviation organization united nations health
LUX 2011 1007 1007 initiative order tackle climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated collective response like mention one particular prevention control non-communicable diseases non-communicable 11-51378 diseases cost million human lives every year also result significant losses national revenue pull millions people poverty line affect us increasingly preponderant impact health
LUX 2011 1010 1010 climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated collective response like mention one particular prevention control non-communicable diseases non-communicable 11-51378 diseases cost million human lives every year also result significant losses national revenue pull millions people poverty line affect us increasingly preponderant impact developing countries response health
LUX 2011 1037 1037 million human lives every year also result significant losses national revenue pull millions people poverty line affect us increasingly preponderant impact developing countries response challenge epidemic proportions must global universal therefore commend initiative part caribbean community countries put subject general assembly’s agenda publicize beyond medical community scope impact crisis non-communicable diseases health
LUX 2011 1062 1062 epidemic proportions must global universal therefore commend initiative part caribbean community countries put subject general assembly’s agenda publicize beyond medical community scope impact crisis non-communicable diseases including development terms question debate high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases round tables various side events held last days allowed us reach goal now fully health
LUX 2011 1073 1073 countries put subject general assembly’s agenda publicize beyond medical community scope impact crisis non-communicable diseases including development terms question debate high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases round tables various side events held last days allowed us reach goal now fully implement commitments undertaken political declaration resolution annex can assure assembly luxembourg health
LVA 2011 478 478 acceptable majority participating parties exclude major economies order achieve sustainable development protecting environment preserving healthy society important however twenty- first century face new challenge non-communicable diseases commend high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex hope will effective follow-up process economic crisis reminded us live interdependent world deeply health
LVA 2011 485 485 order achieve sustainable development protecting environment preserving healthy society important however twenty- first century face new challenge non-communicable diseases commend high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex hope will effective follow-up process economic crisis reminded us live interdependent world deeply worried level uncertainty volatility international trade financial health
MAR 2011 1509 1509 assistance confront natural disasters food crisis particularly sub-saharan african countries well caribbean pacific island states financial technical assistance will provided economic social sectors including agriculture health care water electricity currently host students countries among granted moroccan scholarships finally morocco’s candidacy represents promotion universal values thanks diversity openness kingdom morocco always served health
MCO 2011 217 217 past year rich challenges organization face great natural humanitarian disasters emergency situations caused people fallout economic crisis time turn organization safeguard humanity’s shared assets environment health peace 11-51390 also turn united nations protect collective security deadly attack weeks ago united nations offices abuja capital nigeria cruelly reminded us innumerable risks faced health
MDA 2011 294 294 great task strengthening humanitarian disaster response capabilities faced different challenges commendable joint platform concerted actions managed united nations poverty conflicts climate_change economic financial issues migration pandemics terrorism international crime crises affecting humankind countered individually means global strategies united nations unique tool addressing overcoming united nations consolidate central role world affairs consequently health
MEX 2011 878 878 can simultaneously reduce poverty climate_change finally another challenge social basis reducing poverty marginalization mexico established programme transferring money poorest population incentives mothers take children school health clinics programme offers average monthly bottom fourth mexico’s poorest families benefiting million people reducing extreme poverty country nearly per cent recently focused guaranteeing health mexicans health
MEX 2011 902 902 school health clinics programme offers average monthly bottom fourth mexico’s poorest families benefiting million people reducing extreme poverty country nearly per cent recently focused guaranteeing health mexicans five years added new hospitals clinics reconstructed introduced national health policy already covers people allows mexico proudly state today united nations year will achieve health
MEX 2011 913 913 families benefiting million people reducing extreme poverty country nearly per cent recently focused guaranteeing health mexicans five years added new hospitals clinics reconstructed introduced national health policy already covers people allows mexico proudly state today united nations year will achieve universal health insurance covering doctors medicines treatment hospitalization mexican needs achievement health
MEX 2011 929 929 five years added new hospitals clinics reconstructed introduced national health policy already covers people allows mexico proudly state today united nations year will achieve universal health insurance covering doctors medicines treatment hospitalization mexican needs achievement proud confirms fact mexico already achieved almost millennium development goals committed finally now like discuss crucial health
MHL 2011 339 339 nuclear testing historical legacy international actors marshall islands unexploded ordnance second world war oil leakage persistent issues outer island communities pose threats human security public health environmental safety welcome attention pacific island forum leaders join call assistance international bodies development partners republic marshall islands just small island state large ocean nation health
MHL 2011 392 392 oceanscape pacific islands area covers per cent world’s surface four times size europe way manage maritime space therefore central pillar basic development aspirations significant implications health global oceans international commitments ensure sustainable fisheries visibly advance development aspirations can longer paid mere lip service later ignored partners regional processes including western central health
MHL 2011 816 816 given primary purpose united nations maintain international peace world afford overlook taiwan’s strong efforts promoting peace 11-51398 stability asia-pacific region including regard climate_change invitation world health organization taiwan participate observer benefited global medical progress including non-communicable diseases also serves effective model wider participation key organizations urge united nations member states consider health
MHL 2011 827 827 taiwan’s strong efforts promoting peace 11-51398 stability asia-pacific region including regard climate_change invitation world health organization taiwan participate observer benefited global medical progress including non-communicable diseases also serves effective model wider participation key organizations urge united nations member states consider model develop effective means taiwan’s participation specialized agencies including united nations health
MLI 2011 696 696 fauna step national international commitments country sessions general assembly also offer us chance take stock severity challenges facing world think particular struggle hiv aids tuberculosis malaria non-communicable diseases subject high-level meetings september addition challenges pose public health scourges become real problem development international community must believe redouble efforts vigilance contain illnesses health
MLI 2011 698 698 national international commitments country sessions general assembly also offer us chance take stock severity challenges facing world think particular struggle hiv aids tuberculosis malaria non-communicable diseases subject high-level meetings september addition challenges pose public health scourges become real problem development international community must believe redouble efforts vigilance contain illnesses will also health
MLI 2011 707 707 us chance take stock severity challenges facing world think particular struggle hiv aids tuberculosis malaria non-communicable diseases subject high-level meetings september addition challenges pose public health scourges become real problem development international community must believe redouble efforts vigilance contain illnesses will also deliver commitments developing countries order allow achieve millennium development health
MLI 2011 721 721 malaria non-communicable diseases subject high-level meetings september addition challenges pose public health scourges become real problem development international community must believe redouble efforts vigilance contain illnesses will also deliver commitments developing countries order allow achieve millennium development goals also important give sustained attention issue reform democratization united nations giving greater role health
MNE 2011 714 714 solidarity complex process accordingly must stop progress towards achieving millennium development goals realization creates basis 11-51360 development human rights fundamental freedoms throughout world fight poverty diseases gender equality protection mothers children education environmental protection sustainable development represent main prerequisites progress prosperity societies high government’s agenda montenegro supports pragmatic reform united nations health
MNG 2011 1308 1308 united nations expanded scope substance today mongolia party multilateral conventions enjoys membership international organizations united nations assistance cooperation instrumental developing human resources capacity-building developing education health information technology reducing poverty developing adequate response natural disasters part mongolia also endeavoured contribute joint efforts international community delegation pleased recall initiative mongolia general assembly health
MOZ 2011 141 141 human history characterized particular impact ongoing global financial economic crisis rising prices food oil resurgence hotbeds tension political instability particularly north africa middle east prevalence pandemics malaria tuberculosis hiv aids increasing occurrence natural disasters challenges require multilateral approach order find consensual effective sustainable responses indeed negative impact complex phenomena especially developing health
MOZ 2011 142 142 history characterized particular impact ongoing global financial economic crisis rising prices food oil resurgence hotbeds tension political instability particularly north africa middle east prevalence pandemics malaria tuberculosis hiv aids increasing occurrence natural disasters challenges require multilateral approach order find consensual effective sustainable responses indeed negative impact complex phenomena especially developing countries health
MOZ 2011 226 226 solutions strengthening consolidation mutual trust key factors building solid lasting peace yearn better world peace security harmony concord reign world everyone’s concern combat poverty fight epidemics promote welfare prosperity humankind proliferation crises perpetuation dissonant positions rather search solutions many problems affect humanity make dream become increasingly difficult achieve therefore strengthening multilateralism health
MRT 2011 127 127 full success commend persistent herculean efforts resolve many issues including strengthening international peace security achieving millennium development goals mdgs combating climate_change mitigating threats famine endemic disease well challenges hinder well-being humanity sixty-sixth session general assembly taking place sensitive political juncture region popular uprisings many arab countries led revolutions calling democracy justice health
MRT 2011 741 741 least developed countries can provide acceptable levels public services guarantee civil peace security stability strengthen social fabric countries turn will contribute international peace security non-communicable diseases another important public health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals health
MRT 2011 745 745 provide acceptable levels public services guarantee civil peace security stability strengthen social fabric countries turn will contribute international peace security non-communicable diseases another important public health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health health
MRT 2011 749 749 services guarantee civil peace security stability strengthen social fabric countries turn will contribute international peace security non-communicable diseases another important public health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases health
MRT 2011 752 752 peace security stability strengthen social fabric countries turn will contribute international peace security non-communicable diseases another important public health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition health
MRT 2011 755 755 strengthen social fabric countries turn will contribute international peace security non-communicable diseases another important public health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood health
MRT 2011 758 758 countries turn will contribute international peace security non-communicable diseases another important public health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes health
MRT 2011 770 770 health issue extent spread diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes later life note satisfaction country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health health
MRT 2011 774 774 diseases truly catastrophic mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes later life note satisfaction country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health infrastructure strengthening human resources health
MRT 2011 777 777 mortality rates higher diseases furthermore effects health social economic fields obstacle attainment mdgs especially goals relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes later life note satisfaction country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health infrastructure strengthening human resources available deal diseases health
MRT 2011 792 792 relative maternal child health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes later life note satisfaction country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health infrastructure strengthening human resources available deal diseases also built specialized oncology hospital latest technology modern hospital cardiovascular disease diabetes treatment centre dialysis health
MRT 2011 795 795 health closely linked non-communicable diseases especially true malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes later life note satisfaction country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health infrastructure strengthening human resources available deal diseases also built specialized oncology hospital latest technology modern hospital cardiovascular disease diabetes treatment centre dialysis centres established record health
MRT 2011 802 802 malnutrition pregnancy early childhood source hypertension diabetes later life note satisfaction country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health infrastructure strengthening human resources available deal diseases also built specialized oncology hospital latest technology modern hospital cardiovascular disease diabetes treatment centre dialysis centres established record time less two years since accession power health
MRT 2011 813 813 country risen challenge posed diseases establishing extensive health infrastructure strengthening human resources available deal diseases also built specialized oncology hospital latest technology modern hospital cardiovascular disease diabetes treatment centre dialysis centres established record time less two years since accession power mr mohamed ould abdel aziz following presidential elections july country closely health
NER 2011 1155 1155 exploit resources sole benefit people niger accordance extraction industries transparency initiative mean invest profits benefit people niger especially agriculture animal husbandry energy transportation infrastructure education health access water resulting boost economy will allow us create tens thousands jobs especially young people niger encourages private investment especially foreign direct investment besides legal health
NGA 2011 889 889 announce assembly per cent cabinet made women let also commend executive board un-women successful take-off entity un-women can assured nigeria’s strong support year prevention non-communicable diseases one issues slated discussion high-level meeting three months ago attended high-level meeting aids pledged nigeria’s commitment health care part country’s human capital development agenda government health
NGA 2011 906 906 can assured nigeria’s strong support year prevention non-communicable diseases one issues slated discussion high-level meeting three months ago attended high-level meeting aids pledged nigeria’s commitment health care part country’s human capital development agenda government intensifying efforts improve national health-care delivery allocating substantial resources primary health care look forward productive outcome high-level health
NGA 2011 925 925 high-level meeting aids pledged nigeria’s commitment health care part country’s human capital development agenda government intensifying efforts improve national health-care delivery allocating substantial resources primary health care look forward productive outcome high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases end meeting vein welcome discussions high-level meeting desertification land degradation issues continue pose challenges health
NGA 2011 936 936 capital development agenda government intensifying efforts improve national health-care delivery allocating substantial resources primary health care look forward productive outcome high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases end meeting vein welcome discussions high-level meeting desertification land degradation issues continue pose challenges development efforts nigeria strongly supports united nations framework convention climate_change convention health
NIC 2011 608 608 government heroic people japan victims earthquake levelled territory affected fukushima accident vehemently call states nuclear reactor installations take measures avoid similar accidents gravely endanger people’s health harm environment 11-51398 upcoming durban climate_change conference rio conference sustainable development will provide renewed opportunities must allow squander truly break destructive logic redirect humankind towards health
NIC 2011 1217 1217 unique today’s world enables solidarity complementarity fair trade peoples advances historical cultural unity peoples time national human development plan aimed specifically promoting country’s economic social health adding jobs reducing poverty inequality basis sovereignty security integration restoration human constitutional right nicaraguans free education reflected fact country total population million students now enrolled health
NIC 2011 1270 1270 launching battle universal primary education aiming universal sixth grade education goal achieve universal enrolment third year secondary school restoration human constitutional right nicaraguan people free health care means providing better access improving quality health services reducing maternal infant mortality paying attention development young people expanding community family health services first large-scale health
NIC 2011 1278 1278 grade education goal achieve universal enrolment third year secondary school restoration human constitutional right nicaraguan people free health care means providing better access improving quality health services reducing maternal infant mortality paying attention development young people expanding community family health services first large-scale registering people disabilities programa amor designed boys girls health
NIC 2011 1283 1283 enrolment third year secondary school restoration human constitutional right nicaraguan people free health care means providing better access improving quality health services reducing maternal infant mortality paying attention development young people expanding community family health services first large-scale registering people disabilities programa amor designed boys girls six years old street children health
NIC 2011 1292 1292 nicaraguan people free health care means providing better access improving quality health services reducing maternal infant mortality paying attention development young people expanding community family health services first large-scale registering people disabilities programa amor designed boys girls six years old street children adolescents work school terms order restore fundamental rights structural health
NOR 2011 289 289 policies will remain poor last year reconfirmed commitment millennium development goals agreed accelerate efforts last week received new evidence dramatic positive breakthroughs quest reduce child mortality maternal deaths strong political leadership new partnerships 11-51681 innovative ways working brought real progress secretary-general’s global initiative every woman every child instrumental respect progress must health
NRU 2011 317 317 chosen look oceans expand opportunities economic social development proceeds exploration development copper nickel manganese resources will go two fully nauruan-owned funds one supports education training health environment nauru-controlled domestically driven initiative will adhere highest international environmental standards 11-51191 sustainable development challenges sids widely recognized international community however success addressing mixed best health
NZL 2011 625 625 prosperity themes discussions will resonate regions strong sustainable economic growth protecting vulnerable populations ensuring healthy educated can long lives key focus meeting alarming incidence non-communicable diseases scourge rapidly encircling globe almost half new zealand deaths relate cancer heart disease situation even critical many pacific island countries diabetes particular approaches epidemic proportions health
NZL 2011 638 638 ensuring healthy educated can long lives key focus meeting alarming incidence non-communicable diseases scourge rapidly encircling globe almost half new zealand deaths relate cancer heart disease situation even critical many pacific island countries diabetes particular approaches epidemic proportions thank brought cause united nations particularly countries members caribbean community united nations conference health
NZL 2011 649 649 non-communicable diseases scourge rapidly encircling globe almost half new zealand deaths relate cancer heart disease situation even critical many pacific island countries diabetes particular approaches epidemic proportions thank brought cause united nations particularly countries members caribbean community united nations conference sustainable development rio much mind pacific forum leaders also focused sustainable health
NZL 2011 794 794 pacific oceanscape framework good model called rio recognize pacific’s economic environmental significance contribution sustainable development rio will seek support united nations blue economy work protect health people environment must also enhance collective security advancing disarmament agenda coming year must focus full implementation action plan agreed review conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear health
PAN 2011 833 833 confrontation international community seen clearly major advantages investing concerted effort consolidate peace becomes necessary contain human tragedies resulting violent conflicts witnessed witnessing somalia instance hunger disease destruction reign human history taught us hunger poverty ignorance injustice social inequality give rise greatest threats peace security states members united nations remain determined save health
PER 2011 348 348 nations today integration geographically fragmented scattered nation possible thanks advances communications physical infrastructure social inclusion also demands quality public services equality opportunity citizens need access health education housing decent jobs social security talking full integration within peruvian society vigorously promoting exchanges communities acknowledge seek re-evaluate diversity want state responsive needs citizens health
PLW 2011 205 205 ago rostrum announced creation world’s first shark sanctuary since time countries territories across globe joined palau effort today million square kilometres ocean safe sharks ocean’s health depends sharks delighted earlier today several representatives states different parts world joined declare shared commitment conserving ocean’s vast biodiversity nurturing protecting shark sanctuaries just first health
PLW 2011 1084 1084 taiwan province china order promote efficacy goals ideals united nations recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully united nations system believe united nations fully properly address issues health aviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate health
PLW 2011 1094 1094 recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully united nations system believe united nations fully properly address issues health aviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate important united nations entities finally palau relatively new state joined health
PNG 2011 180 180 will enable effective efficient way united nations deliver mandate particularly new country programme papua new guinea rolled beginning january will target areas governance social justice health education gender environment climate_change disaster management new country programme part overall efforts achieve millennium development goals mdgs since inaugural mdg report published papua new guinea health
PNG 2011 227 227 published papua new guinea produced two mdg progress reports first summary report second comprehensive report showed able achieve national mdg targets especially poverty reduction child mortality terms universal primary education papua new guinea progressing well enrolment children grades one six increasing significantly per cent marked improvement will increase literacy rate long health
PNG 2011 271 271 marked improvement will increase literacy rate long term government recently announced policy free education elementary level year subsidized education grade university commencing also revamping national health system improve immunization programmes provide clean safer water supply centralize purchase supply medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent health
PNG 2011 289 289 education grade university commencing also revamping national health system improve immunization programmes provide clean safer water supply centralize purchase supply medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent important summit non-communicable diseases attended minister health reiterated equal responsibility families communities health well-being government remains committed achieving health
PNG 2011 291 291 university commencing also revamping national health system improve immunization programmes provide clean safer water supply centralize purchase supply medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent important summit non-communicable diseases attended minister health reiterated equal responsibility families communities health well-being government remains committed achieving mdgs now health
PNG 2011 295 295 national health system improve immunization programmes provide clean safer water supply centralize purchase supply medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent important summit non-communicable diseases attended minister health reiterated equal responsibility families communities health well-being government remains committed achieving mdgs now scaling progress relevant sectors health
PNG 2011 300 300 programmes provide clean safer water supply centralize purchase supply medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent important summit non-communicable diseases attended minister health reiterated equal responsibility families communities health well-being government remains committed achieving mdgs now scaling progress relevant sectors new development strategic plan 2010-2030 health
PNG 2011 303 303 safer water supply centralize purchase supply medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent important summit non-communicable diseases attended minister health reiterated equal responsibility families communities health well-being government remains committed achieving mdgs now scaling progress relevant sectors new development strategic plan 2010-2030 medium term development health
PNG 2011 309 309 medical drugs reduce maternal child mortality incidence malaria hiv aids communicable diseases recent important summit non-communicable diseases attended minister health reiterated equal responsibility families communities health well-being government remains committed achieving mdgs now scaling progress relevant sectors new development strategic plan 2010-2030 medium term development plan aim develop foster key enabling health
POL 2011 884 884 proved past useful area today organization must ensure effective provision aid poorest real need ones hardest hit crisis responsibility limit scourge hunger world help combating pandemics providing access drinking water without ensuring minimal subsistence level people well health care basic education difficult expect poorest real need begin fend must agree new health
POL 2011 896 896 real need ones hardest hit crisis responsibility limit scourge hunger world help combating pandemics providing access drinking water without ensuring minimal subsistence level people well health care basic education difficult expect poorest real need begin fend must agree new paradigm global economic trade global equilibrium requires states high surplus exports imports health
SDN 2011 827 827 11-51390 nations view supporting building capacities african economic institutions accomplished reactivating new partnership africa’s development initiative priority support financing given projects aimed combating poverty endemic diseases continent well relevant programmes linked achievement millennium development goals since development peace go hand hand wish emphasize importance supporting institutions african union especially peace security health
SLB 2011 349 349 islands over-regionalized united nations system seen problems grow pacific small three pacific countries experienced conflict past two decades five listed least developed countries today non-communicable diseases ncds claim six every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd health
SLB 2011 350 350 over-regionalized united nations system seen problems grow pacific small three pacific countries experienced conflict past two decades five listed least developed countries today non-communicable diseases ncds claim six every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy health
SLB 2011 357 357 pacific small three pacific countries experienced conflict past two decades five listed least developed countries today non-communicable diseases ncds claim six every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy development primary health coverage across country will health
SLB 2011 358 358 small three pacific countries experienced conflict past two decades five listed least developed countries today non-communicable diseases ncds claim six every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy development primary health coverage across country will continue health
SLB 2011 366 366 decades five listed least developed countries today non-communicable diseases ncds claim six every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy development primary health coverage across country will continue need sustained external support short medium term can health
SLB 2011 374 374 diseases ncds claim six every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy development primary health coverage across country will continue need sustained external support short medium term can implement ncd programmes solomon islands least developed country health
SLB 2011 378 378 every lives pacific non-communicable diseases pandemic region regard solomon islands put place non-communicable diseases strategic plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy development primary health coverage across country will continue need sustained external support short medium term can implement ncd programmes solomon islands least developed country applauds adoption may 10-year health
SLB 2011 393 393 plan period 2011-2015 prevention remains cornerstone ncd policy development primary health coverage across country will continue need sustained external support short medium term can implement ncd programmes solomon islands least developed country applauds adoption may 10-year istanbul programme action least developed countries programme provides opportunity lift million people within international community health
SLB 2011 1339 1339 hopes give ldc sids flavour board taiwan cross-strait relations delegation continues commend ongoing dialogue republic china taiwan people’s republic china note taiwan’s continuous contributions global health system terms wide range international development programmes welcome participation observer world health assembly continue call arrangements extended united nations treaty bodies including united nations convention health
SLB 2011 1351 1351 ongoing dialogue republic china taiwan people’s republic china note taiwan’s continuous contributions global health system terms wide range international development programmes welcome participation observer world health assembly continue call arrangements extended united nations treaty bodies including united nations convention climate_change unfccc ensure meaningful participation taiwan people affairs international community solomon islands health
SLE 2011 305 305 united nations charter since addressed assembly last year sierra leone continued make steady progress particularly priority sectors outlined government’s agenda change namely agriculture energy infrastructure health education five sectors purposely selected many others requiring transformation believe can greatest positive impact lives people done background unprecedented challenges facing world today rise fuel health
SLE 2011 913 913 repression perpetrated strong like emphasize international cooperation peaceful settlement disputes life blood organization deliberations global_warming human trafficking threats nuclear weapons scourge abject poverty communicable non-communicable diseases ruthless natural disasters flow illicit drugs seemingly unending upheavals financial markets always remember need world connected consequences failure localized effects poverty disease hunger desperation can health
SLE 2011 935 935 poverty communicable non-communicable diseases ruthless natural disasters flow illicit drugs seemingly unending upheavals financial markets always remember need world connected consequences failure localized effects poverty disease hunger desperation can longer boxed contained corner city country region continent other’s doorsteps must continue build structures peaceful resolution conflicts health
SLV 2011 280 280 clearly expressed desire new audacious creative policy past years economy grown exponentially root cause many misfortunes referring injustice daily injustice significant effect peoples affects options health education social development tangible ways inequality disastrous consequences tried tested understood wealthiest entrepreneurs favour paying taxes aware adopting position sentence us harsh future even living health
SLV 2011 962 962 police forces must wage strong fight order clean institutions consumer countries case chiefly united states morally responsible struggle must seen criminal problem also matter public health drugs consumption narcotics use grow business drugs trafficking will remain powerful short call north american leadership common struggle waging alongside mexico colombia central america struggles health
SMR 2011 629 629 role global governance questioned anyone destinies peoples linked global threats increasingly direct way today threats climate_change biodiversity loss economic financial employment crises food security public health disarmament non-proliferation weapons fight terrorism recognized interdependent basis create new form international cooperation multilateralism coordinate policies international national regional levels duty guarantee full effectiveness organization’s health
SMR 2011 1227 1227 goal universal primary education million children five years age mothers die every year today million children still school million children five years age suffer chronic malnutrition remains major cause childhood death every day babies born hiv million young people years age living virus children continue vulnerable affected violence abuse exploitation currently health
SMR 2011 1266 1266 years age living virus children continue vulnerable affected violence abuse exploitation currently million children especially developing countries birth certificate sadly can barely access basic services health care education enjoy rights also difficult protect threatens seriously undermine achievement millennium development goals republic san marino joins international community supporting resolution entitled keeping promise health
SMR 2011 1308 1308 marino joins international community supporting resolution entitled keeping promise united achieve millennium development goals gender equality rightly placed high agenda united nations many countries maternal mortality figures still worrying especially poorest areas world furthermore young people girls women affected hiv unfortunately trafficking women children remains serious problem women girls continue subjected health
STP 2011 994 994 speech without addressing situation two straits taking account taiwan enormous potential also population around million people participation united nations specialized agencies case since respect world health assembly make substantial contribution international community regard urge relevant united nations bodies seek ways means ensure participation taiwan mechanisms agencies united nations system particular international health
STP 2011 1087 1087 order strengthen capacities country’s democratic institutions development regard millennium development goals set united nations democratic republic sao tome principe made significant progress particularly areas education health recognize however greater efforts made attain desired objectives regard state wishes continue benefit continued multifaceted support international community conclude like reiterate readiness government democratic republic health
SUR 2011 109 109 essential addressing many challenges threaten world peace today ambassador al-nasser’s inaugural statement president referred enormous political social economic environmental challenges facing world see pv agree pandemics aids malaria non-communicable diseases threats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change health
SUR 2011 111 111 many challenges threaten world peace today ambassador al-nasser’s inaugural statement president referred enormous political social economic environmental challenges facing world see pv agree pandemics aids malaria non-communicable diseases threats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change continuing vulnerability health
SUR 2011 113 113 threaten world peace today ambassador al-nasser’s inaugural statement president referred enormous political social economic environmental challenges facing world see pv agree pandemics aids malaria non-communicable diseases threats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change continuing vulnerability women youth health
SVK 2011 617 617 efficiency given truly constrained budgets peace merely absence war peace means safety areas people’s lives economic prosperity social stability respect human rights fundamental freedoms access health care education protection environment access water food chance lasting peace without sustainable development area must still great deal work make concerted efforts aid slovakia small health
SWE 2011 13 13 years ago decided set eight concrete goals free humankind extreme poverty hunger disease illiteracy called millennium development goals goals powerful helped international community monitor mobilize resources development cooperation important progress made seen poverty decline many countries global poverty health
SWE 2011 52 52 development cooperation important progress made seen poverty decline many countries global poverty rate expected fall per cent seen poorest countries make greatest strides education child mortality reduced new hiv infections declining steadily access clean drinking water increased still long way go areas order raise standards living offer equal opportunities people around health
SWE 2011 352 352 increased gender equality merely immediate economic benefits also investment future evidence range countries clear women take greater control household income money spent children’s needs food health education children grow taller ill less often likely get better jobs moreover women play greater part society shaping institutions taking leading roles politics business life health
SWZ 2011 466 466 country believe greater importance attached right development everyone can enjoy benefits globalization international community pay attention economic social cultural rights right life right food right health promote international cooperation regard developed countries honour commitments terms development assistance technology transfer debt reduction market access create favourable conditions effective promotion universal realization right health
TCD 2011 520 520 countries held istanbul upcoming conferences combating desertification sustainable development held korea rio de janeiro respectively among major initiatives undertaken like stress particular relating free emergency health care maternal child health communicable diseases hiv aids malaria free education levels policies gender empowerment youth remain cornerstone vision new chad moving ahead making progress health
TCD 2011 524 524 conferences combating desertification sustainable development held korea rio de janeiro respectively among major initiatives undertaken like stress particular relating free emergency health care maternal child health communicable diseases hiv aids malaria free education levels policies gender empowerment youth remain cornerstone vision new chad moving ahead making progress finally challenges facing us health
TCD 2011 526 526 desertification sustainable development held korea rio de janeiro respectively among major initiatives undertaken like stress particular relating free emergency health care maternal child health communicable diseases hiv aids malaria free education levels policies gender empowerment youth remain cornerstone vision new chad moving ahead making progress finally challenges facing us issue sustainable health
TCD 2011 529 529 held korea rio de janeiro respectively among major initiatives undertaken like stress particular relating free emergency health care maternal child health communicable diseases hiv aids malaria free education levels policies gender empowerment youth remain cornerstone vision new chad moving ahead making progress finally challenges facing us issue sustainable development remains priority health
THA 2011 446 446 focuses living moderation striking balance economic growth sustainable management natural resources government also working resolutely ensure among things equal opportunity free primary secondary education universal health care coverage although achieved millennium development goals mdgs ahead schedule resolutely pursuing mdg plus targets greater scheme things determined one thai society left behind order health
TLS 2011 299 299 society taking account physical moral psychological damage 24-year- long war speaking veterans elderly sacrificed independence directly indirectly suffered consequences devastating war encourage structured policies education health agriculture promote coherent economic policy throughout timor-leste encourage fledgling private sector tenth anniversary referendum government launched new motto goodbye conflict welcome development people timor-leste embraced health
TON 2011 106 106 also memory members secretariat made ultimate sacrifice line international duty example critical role played secretary-general difficult times convening earlier week high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds dangerous potential ncds unchecked small states like mine threatens just livelihoods lifestyle whatever gains may achieved relate millennium development goal mdg mdgs annual meeting health
TON 2011 107 107 memory members secretariat made ultimate sacrifice line international duty example critical role played secretary-general difficult times convening earlier week high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds dangerous potential ncds unchecked small states like mine threatens just livelihoods lifestyle whatever gains may achieved relate millennium development goal mdg mdgs annual meeting pacific health
TON 2011 110 110 made ultimate sacrifice line international duty example critical role played secretary-general difficult times convening earlier week high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds dangerous potential ncds unchecked small states like mine threatens just livelihoods lifestyle whatever gains may achieved relate millennium development goal mdg mdgs annual meeting pacific island forum leaders health
TON 2011 141 141 threatens just livelihoods lifestyle whatever gains may achieved relate millennium development goal mdg mdgs annual meeting pacific island forum leaders auckland earlier month adopted statement ncds among things committed governments implementing five key interventions areas known reduce ncds controlling tobacco improving diets increasing physical activity reducing alcohol intake facilitating access essential health
TON 2011 153 153 mdg mdgs annual meeting pacific island forum leaders auckland earlier month adopted statement ncds among things committed governments implementing five key interventions areas known reduce ncds controlling tobacco improving diets increasing physical activity reducing alcohol intake facilitating access essential drugs technologies 11-51372 respect tonga pleased join member states adopting political declaration health
TON 2011 185 185 activity reducing alcohol intake facilitating access essential drugs technologies 11-51372 respect tonga pleased join member states adopting political declaration resolution annex high-level meeting prevention control ncds sincerely believe meeting good step right direction setting healthier enjoyable future us pleased secretary-general able visit number countries region way historic attendance pacific islands forum health
TON 2011 763 763 climate government approved tonga strategic development framework provides overall framework guide government’s activities next four years involves nine priority areas building strong inclusive communities improving health education standards safe secure stable tongan society earlier month government signed separate agreements asian development bank world bank improve information communications technology services tonga make health
TON 2011 799 799 signed separate agreements asian development bank world bank improve information communications technology services tonga make affordable accessible improving services will enable tonga enhance related education health government services well government sincerely believes framework will put tonga firm path improving ability meaningfully achieve united nations millennium development goals closing government happily reaffirms health
TTO 2011 356 356 leadership styles comes use countries material resources people wish see equitable distribution application ways improve basic standards living ability eat even single meal receive basic health care education affordable public transport housing today top list people’s priorities leaders world must stop must answer now ever world must allocate resources equitably ethically health
TUR 2011 288 288 exceeded million along emergency humanitarian aid turkey also determined help build infrastructure facilities will enable somalia stand feet regard turkey undertaken wide range projects transportation health education agriculture fisheries construction including roads hospitals schools water wells reopening embassy mogadishu also shown world claims security problems excuse delaying assistance along measures also health
TUV 2011 371 371 sustainable development strategy fourth united nations conference least developed countries scheduled next month furthermore least developed country tuvalu vulnerable global economic shocks impacts climate_change outbreaks disease including non-communicable diseases tuvalu continues call appeal united nations take vulnerabilities seriously consideration addressing question graduation ldcs despite ambitious target istanbul programme action per cent health
TUV 2011 374 374 fourth united nations conference least developed countries scheduled next month furthermore least developed country tuvalu vulnerable global economic shocks impacts climate_change outbreaks disease including non-communicable diseases tuvalu continues call appeal united nations take vulnerabilities seriously consideration addressing question graduation ldcs despite ambitious target istanbul programme action per cent ldcs graduated within health
TUV 2011 573 573 one committed development partners overemphasized regard tuvalu strongly urges united nations recognize contributions without reservations particular tuvalu calls upon united nations subsidiary bodies especially world health organization international civil aviation organization allow taiwan participate fully meaningfully meetings activities including united nations meetings climate_change climate_change priority global issue twenty-first century beyond therefore health
TZA 2011 658 658 united nations remained steadfast discharge function agencies number initiatives undertaken united nations headquarters united nations leadership always noticeable major socio-economic challenges facing world sustainable development health care maternal child health poverty food security education involvement leadership underscores relevance united 11-50865 nations today united nations tomorrow day tomorrow however good intentions united health
TZA 2011 662 662 discharge function agencies number initiatives undertaken united nations headquarters united nations leadership always noticeable major socio-economic challenges facing world sustainable development health care maternal child health poverty food security education involvement leadership underscores relevance united 11-50865 nations today united nations tomorrow day tomorrow however good intentions united nations fully realized developed health
TZA 2011 1078 1078 remain high priority united nations remiss concluded statement without acknowledging thanking secretary- general honour accorded country tanzania last year formed commission information accountability women’s children’s health appointed 11-50865 prime minister stephen harper canada co-chair commission honour serve commission hope recommendations made will help advance cause noble work save lives millions innocent health
UGA 2011 279 279 deployment additional authorized troops approval reliable predictable funding mechanism required aviation assets amisom provision urgent humanitarian relief assistance meet basic needs people quick-impact projects areas health care water sanitation experience conflict prevention resolution africa efforts succeed sustainable number factors come play first peace initiatives led region strong support regional organizations united health
UKR 2011 80 80 develop equal mutually beneficial cooperation new member international community special session given number high- level meetings devoted issues global scale nuclear safety security prevention non-communicable diseases desertification land degradation racism discrimination session delegation ukraine actively participated discussions issues topical state nuclear security disease control regard theme general debate role mediation settlement health
UKR 2011 97 97 issues global scale nuclear safety security prevention non-communicable diseases desertification land degradation racism discrimination session delegation ukraine actively participated discussions issues topical state nuclear security disease control regard theme general debate role mediation settlement disputes note issue preventing armed conflict loss human lives suffering triggered one cornerstones ukraine’s first membership independent health
UKR 2011 719 719 held high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals ukraine committed obligations achieving national development goals among main priorities poverty reduction ensuring quality education environmental protection improving health reducing child mortality curbing spread hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality working today’s immediate tasks believe necessary pay greater attention 11-50702 increasingly acute issue climate_change health
UKR 2011 722 722 meeting millennium development goals ukraine committed obligations achieving national development goals among main priorities poverty reduction ensuring quality education environmental protection improving health reducing child mortality curbing spread hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality working today’s immediate tasks believe necessary pay greater attention 11-50702 increasingly acute issue climate_change environmental protection endorse health
USA 2011 1547 1547 must also remind peace just absence war true peace depends creating opportunity makes life worth living must confront common enemies humanity nuclear weapons poverty ignorance disease forces corrode possibility lasting peace together called upon confront lift spectre mass destruction must come together pursue peace security world without nuclear weapons past two health
USA 2011 1934 1934 humanitarian access can save lives thousands men women children common humanity stake let us show life child somalia precious commitment fellow human beings demands stop disease spreads across borders must strengthen system public health will continue fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will focus health mothers children must come together prevent detect health
USA 2011 1942 1942 children common humanity stake let us show life child somalia precious commitment fellow human beings demands stop disease spreads across borders must strengthen system public health will continue fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will focus health mothers children must come together prevent detect fight every kind biological danger whether pandemic like health
USA 2011 1949 1949 life child somalia precious commitment fellow human beings demands stop disease spreads across borders must strengthen system public health will continue fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will focus health mothers children must come together prevent detect fight every kind biological danger whether pandemic like h1n1 terrorist threat treatable disease week america health
USA 2011 1952 1952 precious commitment fellow human beings demands stop disease spreads across borders must strengthen system public health will continue fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will focus health mothers children must come together prevent detect fight every kind biological danger whether pandemic like h1n1 terrorist threat treatable disease week america signed agreement world health
USA 2011 1966 1966 public health will continue fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria will focus health mothers children must come together prevent detect fight every kind biological danger whether pandemic like h1n1 terrorist threat treatable disease week america signed agreement world health organization affirm commitment meeting challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making health
USA 2011 1972 1972 aids tuberculosis malaria will focus health mothers children must come together prevent detect fight every kind biological danger whether pandemic like h1n1 terrorist threat treatable disease week america signed agreement world health organization affirm commitment meeting challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address public health
USA 2011 1978 1978 mothers children must come together prevent detect fight every kind biological danger whether pandemic like h1n1 terrorist threat treatable disease week america signed agreement world health organization affirm commitment meeting challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address public health emergencies place commitment health people health
USA 2011 1998 1998 week america signed agreement world health organization affirm commitment meeting challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address public health emergencies place commitment health people demands preserve planet must put action climate_change demands tap power science save resources scarce together must continue work build progress health
USA 2011 2002 2002 world health organization affirm commitment meeting challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address public health emergencies place commitment health people demands preserve planet must put action climate_change demands tap power science save resources scarce together must continue work build progress made copenhagen cancún major health
UZB 2011 181 181 level will maintained striking achievements made implementing goals set millennium declaration years independence state expenditure social sector increased fivefold per cent annual budget devoted development health care education communal services social welfare sectors per cent population access clean drinking water per cent natural gas like underscore particular huge role significance changes health
VAT 2011 137 137 weakest members certain parts world horn africa sadly facing grave humanitarian emergencies force millions people majority women children leave homes large numbers victims drought famine malnutrition holy see renews appeal international community expressed many times pope benedict xvi amplify support humanitarian policies areas work concretely address various factors amplify vulnerability 11-51670 health
VAT 2011 810 810 global trade financial architecture correct dysfunctions distortions review international economic rules must form part wider efforts forge new global development model indeed state planet’s environmental health cultural moral crisis humankind symptoms evident around world time demand considerations also inspire work forthcoming united nations conference sustainable development held june conviction human beings health
VCT 2011 1213 1213 work surely context ever- expanding inclusive united nations million citizens taiwan can least allowed meaningfully participate specialized agencies organization extend beyond world trade organization world health assembly mr al-nasser assumes presidency amid cyclone international turbulence change may able direct winds can must adjust sails harness energy potential moment riding storms uncertainty health
VEN 2011 1303 1303 president international criminal court takes part act war case libya nothing can 11-51681 expected current structure organization longer time reform united nations accept reform whatsoever illness within fatal unbearable security council turns back whenever wants clamour majority nations deliberately refusing acknowledge will general assembly security council kind club privileged members can health
VNM 2011 102 102 today peace cooperation development remain over-arching themes time yet tensions conflicts persist continents regions owing unresolved differences within nations threat use force climate_change natural disasters pandemics transnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction international terrorism still challenges demand effective responses world economy’s unstable recovery coupled economic downturns many developed nations exposed developing health
VNM 2011 310 310 resources capacities fulfil internationally agreed action plans including mdgs facilitate multilateral negotiations climate_change well disarmament non-proliferation weapons mass destruction provide solutions pressing issues desertification non-communicable diseases nuclear safety security respond global financial economic crisis help mentioning efforts united nations funds programmes specialized agencies establish norms set agendas accordance mandates assist developing health
VUT 2011 660 660 vanuatu made progress towards achieving mdgs much needs done pooling resources national level engaging international community coordinating efforts achieve mdgs convening year’s thematic group non-communicable diseases ncds indeed timely country estimated approximately per cent deaths year related ncds furthermore immediate causes ncd epidemic tobacco use unhealthy diets physical inactivity harmful use health
VUT 2011 661 661 made progress towards achieving mdgs much needs done pooling resources national level engaging international community coordinating efforts achieve mdgs convening year’s thematic group non-communicable diseases ncds indeed timely country estimated approximately per cent deaths year related ncds furthermore immediate causes ncd epidemic tobacco use unhealthy diets physical inactivity harmful use alcohol health
VUT 2011 672 672 level engaging international community coordinating efforts achieve mdgs convening year’s thematic group non-communicable diseases ncds indeed timely country estimated approximately per cent deaths year related ncds furthermore immediate causes ncd epidemic tobacco use unhealthy diets physical inactivity harmful use alcohol becoming increasingly widespread society especially urban areas self-inflicted diseases therefore becoming health
VUT 2011 676 676 coordinating efforts achieve mdgs convening year’s thematic group non-communicable diseases ncds indeed timely country estimated approximately per cent deaths year related ncds furthermore immediate causes ncd epidemic tobacco use unhealthy diets physical inactivity harmful use alcohol becoming increasingly widespread society especially urban areas self-inflicted diseases therefore becoming major barrier socio- economic health
VUT 2011 677 677 efforts achieve mdgs convening year’s thematic group non-communicable diseases ncds indeed timely country estimated approximately per cent deaths year related ncds furthermore immediate causes ncd epidemic tobacco use unhealthy diets physical inactivity harmful use alcohol becoming increasingly widespread society especially urban areas self-inflicted diseases therefore becoming major barrier socio- economic development health
VUT 2011 695 695 year related ncds furthermore immediate causes ncd epidemic tobacco use unhealthy diets physical inactivity harmful use alcohol becoming increasingly widespread society especially urban areas self-inflicted diseases therefore becoming major barrier socio- economic development achieving healthy islands mdgs point time country undertaking first time national ncd steps survey determine better understand burden health
VUT 2011 714 714 widespread society especially urban areas self-inflicted diseases therefore becoming major barrier socio- economic development achieving healthy islands mdgs point time country undertaking first time national ncd steps survey determine better understand burden extent ncds determinants communities can better target intervention efforts future early year vanuatu launched revised ncd strategy policy period health
VUT 2011 722 722 becoming major barrier socio- economic development achieving healthy islands mdgs point time country undertaking first time national ncd steps survey determine better understand burden extent ncds determinants communities can better target intervention efforts future early year vanuatu launched revised ncd strategy policy period guide implementation efforts coming years also implemented years health
VUT 2011 736 736 first time national ncd steps survey determine better understand burden extent ncds determinants communities can better target intervention efforts future early year vanuatu launched revised ncd strategy policy period guide implementation efforts coming years also implemented years many key ncd strategies empower people increase control health determinants assistance development partners world health
VUT 2011 750 750 can better target intervention efforts future early year vanuatu launched revised ncd strategy policy period guide implementation efforts coming years also implemented years many key ncd strategies empower people increase control health determinants assistance development partners world health organization australian agency international development secretariat pacific community terms economic performance vanuatu’s economy health
VUT 2011 756 756 early year vanuatu launched revised ncd strategy policy period guide implementation efforts coming years also implemented years many key ncd strategies empower people increase control health determinants assistance development partners world health organization australian agency international development secretariat pacific community terms economic performance vanuatu’s economy grew unprecedented average rate per cent health
VUT 2011 762 762 strategy policy period guide implementation efforts coming years also implemented years many key ncd strategies empower people increase control health determinants assistance development partners world health organization australian agency international development secretariat pacific community terms economic performance vanuatu’s economy grew unprecedented average rate per cent economic growth since weakened mainly result health
WSM 2011 376 376 endure external shocks reality needs groups always outstrip resources available mismatch due part undercapitalized frameworks dedicated funding earlier week united nations focused long-overdue attention insidious health threat posed non-communicable diseases ncds left unchecked ncds will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population health
WSM 2011 380 380 needs groups always outstrip resources available mismatch due part undercapitalized frameworks dedicated funding earlier week united nations focused long-overdue attention insidious health threat posed non-communicable diseases ncds left unchecked ncds will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population samoa therefore adds voice health
WSM 2011 381 381 groups always outstrip resources available mismatch due part undercapitalized frameworks dedicated funding earlier week united nations focused long-overdue attention insidious health threat posed non-communicable diseases ncds left unchecked ncds will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population samoa therefore adds voice call health
WSM 2011 384 384 resources available mismatch due part undercapitalized frameworks dedicated funding earlier week united nations focused long-overdue attention insidious health threat posed non-communicable diseases ncds left unchecked ncds will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population samoa therefore adds voice call include reduction non-communicable health
WSM 2011 387 387 due part undercapitalized frameworks dedicated funding earlier week united nations focused long-overdue attention insidious health threat posed non-communicable diseases ncds left unchecked ncds will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population samoa therefore adds voice call include reduction non-communicable diseases millennium development health
WSM 2011 397 397 focused long-overdue attention insidious health threat posed non-communicable diseases ncds left unchecked ncds will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population samoa therefore adds voice call include reduction non-communicable diseases millennium development goals sufficient resources donor partnership actions also prioritize 11-51372 real health
WSM 2011 410 410 will devastate health people also potential wreak havoc economies incidence so-called lifestyle diseases heavy impact productive population samoa therefore adds voice call include reduction non-communicable diseases millennium development goals sufficient resources donor partnership actions also prioritize 11-51372 real concerns sustainable economic development priority issue samoa pacific island countries hopeful united nations health
ZMB 2011 571 571 four years mdg target date will upon us zambia made notable progress towards achieving mdg targets particularly terms increased access education reduced maternal infant under-5 mortality rates child nutrition achievements risk reversed pushing country track owing multifaceted negative impacts world economic recession unfulfilled 11-51681 commitments ever diminishing levels financial assistance cooperation health
ZMB 2011 574 574 target date will upon us zambia made notable progress towards achieving mdg targets particularly terms increased access education reduced maternal infant under-5 mortality rates child nutrition achievements risk reversed pushing country track owing multifaceted negative impacts world economic recession unfulfilled 11-51681 commitments ever diminishing levels financial assistance cooperation partners circumstances many health
ZMB 2011 624 624 many developing countries unlikely meet mdg targets therefore important every effort made assist countries stay track start planning post-2015 mdg framework beyond challenges posed infectious diseases zambia also affected emerging global trend non-communicable diseases socio-demographic technological transition goes urbanization industrialization resulted increase non-communicable diseases country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting health
ZMB 2011 632 632 important every effort made assist countries stay track start planning post-2015 mdg framework beyond challenges posed infectious diseases zambia also affected emerging global trend non-communicable diseases socio-demographic technological transition goes urbanization industrialization resulted increase non-communicable diseases country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases delegation nevertheless health
ZMB 2011 642 642 post-2015 mdg framework beyond challenges posed infectious diseases zambia also affected emerging global trend non-communicable diseases socio-demographic technological transition goes urbanization industrialization resulted increase non-communicable diseases country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases delegation nevertheless cautious focusing non-communicable diseases resources meant infectious diseases hiv aids health
ZMB 2011 655 655 trend non-communicable diseases socio-demographic technological transition goes urbanization industrialization resulted increase non-communicable diseases country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases delegation nevertheless cautious focusing non-communicable diseases resources meant infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis secured gains already achieved areas lost allow express zambia’s gratitude secretary-general health
ZMB 2011 661 661 goes urbanization industrialization resulted increase non-communicable diseases country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases delegation nevertheless cautious focusing non-communicable diseases resources meant infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis secured gains already achieved areas lost allow express zambia’s gratitude secretary-general organizing high-level meeting addressing desertification land health
ZMB 2011 665 665 increase non-communicable diseases country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases delegation nevertheless cautious focusing non-communicable diseases resources meant infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis secured gains already achieved areas lost allow express zambia’s gratitude secretary-general organizing high-level meeting addressing desertification land degradation drought context sustainable health
ZMB 2011 668 668 country therefore like commend president al-nasser hosting high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases delegation nevertheless cautious focusing non-communicable diseases resources meant infectious diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis secured gains already achieved areas lost allow express zambia’s gratitude secretary-general organizing high-level meeting addressing desertification land degradation drought context sustainable development poverty eradication health
AFG 2012 175 175 whole planet afghans victims atrocities inf licted terrorist networks various parts world made afghanistan haven looking back years afghanistan undergone remarkable transformation democracy taken root health services accessible majority population every corner country millions students boys girls enrolled primary higher education achievements come easily though aspirations afghan people security peace yet health
ATG 2012 164 164 antigua barbuda peace means respect human rights differences others protection women children elderly peace devoid greed ends unparalleled wealth nauseating poverty many peace means global health awareness protection accessibility peace means democracies active global citizens non-violent change peace means eliminating nuclear weapons controlling small arms peace free violence requires acceptance differences health
ATG 2012 1468 1468 values desires developing partners just global community built fairness peace give government hope lost regards multilateralism antigua barbuda faces many challenges prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases ncds heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss health
ATG 2012 1469 1469 desires developing partners just global community built fairness peace give government hope lost regards multilateralism antigua barbuda faces many challenges prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases ncds heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity health
ATG 2012 1471 1471 partners just global community built fairness peace give government hope lost regards multilateralism antigua barbuda faces many challenges prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases ncds heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity disabilities result health
ATG 2012 1475 1475 built fairness peace give government hope lost regards multilateralism antigua barbuda faces many challenges prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases ncds heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity disabilities result chronic diseases continue weigh health
ATG 2012 1478 1478 give government hope lost regards multilateralism antigua barbuda faces many challenges prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases ncds heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity disabilities result chronic diseases continue weigh heavy health-care system health
ATG 2012 1487 1487 many challenges prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases ncds heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity disabilities result chronic diseases continue weigh heavy health-care system since treatment diseases complications including dialysis chemotherapy drug therapy health
ATG 2012 1498 1498 cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity disabilities result chronic diseases continue weigh heavy health-care system since treatment diseases complications including dialysis chemotherapy drug therapy continue offered free cost patients fight ncds remains high therefore antigua health
ATG 2012 1506 1506 causes death antigua barbuda cancer heart disease top two causes burdens cost loss productivity disabilities result chronic diseases continue weigh heavy health-care system since treatment diseases complications including dialysis chemotherapy drug therapy continue offered free cost patients fight ncds remains high therefore antigua barbuda’s health agenda following participation united nations high-level health
ATG 2012 1519 1519 productivity disabilities result chronic diseases continue weigh heavy health-care system since treatment diseases complications including dialysis chemotherapy drug therapy continue offered free cost patients fight ncds remains high therefore antigua barbuda’s health agenda following participation united nations high-level meeting subject last year government antigua barbuda approved establishment multisectoral ncd commission provide health
ATG 2012 1525 1525 weigh heavy health-care system since treatment diseases complications including dialysis chemotherapy drug therapy continue offered free cost patients fight ncds remains high therefore antigua barbuda’s health agenda following participation united nations high-level meeting subject last year government antigua barbuda approved establishment multisectoral ncd commission provide leadership critical area drafted legislation tobacco health
ATG 2012 1542 1542 patients fight ncds remains high therefore antigua barbuda’s health agenda following participation united nations high-level meeting subject last year government antigua barbuda approved establishment multisectoral ncd commission provide leadership critical area drafted legislation tobacco control engaged civil society non-governmental organizations drafting ncd policy action plan supported plans development comprehensive cancer treatment health
ATG 2012 1558 1558 subject last year government antigua barbuda approved establishment multisectoral ncd commission provide leadership critical area drafted legislation tobacco control engaged civil society non-governmental organizations drafting ncd policy action plan supported plans development comprehensive cancer treatment centre antigua barbuda serve oecs ministries health agriculture continue collaborate development food policy will address risk health
ATG 2012 1574 1574 legislation tobacco control engaged civil society non-governmental organizations drafting ncd policy action plan supported plans development comprehensive cancer treatment centre antigua barbuda serve oecs ministries health agriculture continue collaborate development food policy will address risk factors ncds fight hiv aids region also real figures heartbreaking outlook troubling despite progress much still health
ATG 2012 1585 1585 action plan supported plans development comprehensive cancer treatment centre antigua barbuda serve oecs ministries health agriculture continue collaborate development food policy will address risk factors ncds fight hiv aids region also real figures heartbreaking outlook troubling despite progress much still needs done achieve goal universal access hiv prevention treatment support care health
AUS 2012 336 336 women’s political participation expand women’s leadership spread economic social opportunities pacific principle underpinning every australian aid intervention initiative empowering women girls will help fight drug-resistant malaria secretary-general made malaria one key priorities second term priority share since world cut number deaths malaria per cent without advances people died malaria last year health
AUS 2012 339 339 expand women’s leadership spread economic social opportunities pacific principle underpinning every australian aid intervention initiative empowering women girls will help fight drug-resistant malaria secretary-general made malaria one key priorities second term priority share since world cut number deaths malaria per cent without advances people died malaria last year great majority africa health
AUS 2012 352 352 intervention initiative empowering women girls will help fight drug-resistant malaria secretary-general made malaria one key priorities second term priority share since world cut number deaths malaria per cent without advances people died malaria last year great majority africa malaria fighting back new drug resistance malaria must overcome later year australia will health
AUS 2012 359 359 fight drug-resistant malaria secretary-general made malaria one key priorities second term priority share since world cut number deaths malaria per cent without advances people died malaria last year great majority africa malaria fighting back new drug resistance malaria must overcome later year australia will hold malaria meeting bringing together political leaders health
AUS 2012 365 365 one key priorities second term priority share since world cut number deaths malaria per cent without advances people died malaria last year great majority africa malaria fighting back new drug resistance malaria must overcome later year australia will hold malaria meeting bringing together political leaders civil society private sector accelerate efforts health
AUS 2012 371 371 share since world cut number deaths malaria per cent without advances people died malaria last year great majority africa malaria fighting back new drug resistance malaria must overcome later year australia will hold malaria meeting bringing together political leaders civil society private sector accelerate efforts control eliminate malaria combat growing drug health
AUS 2012 379 379 cent without advances people died malaria last year great majority africa malaria fighting back new drug resistance malaria must overcome later year australia will hold malaria meeting bringing together political leaders civil society private sector accelerate efforts control eliminate malaria combat growing drug resistance working hard realize mdgs next three years health
AUS 2012 393 393 new drug resistance malaria must overcome later year australia will hold malaria meeting bringing together political leaders civil society private sector accelerate efforts control eliminate malaria combat growing drug resistance working hard realize mdgs next three years australia looking ahead year goal destination rather must new point departure much new work health
BDI 2012 485 485 children primary school age enabled millions little burundians attend school free medical care pregnant women nursing mothers children five years age significantly improved maternal child health care will help us reach millennium development goals mdgs regard near future also participation population communal labour schools health centres potable-water wells built just three health
BDI 2012 504 504 years age significantly improved maternal child health care will help us reach millennium development goals mdgs regard near future also participation population communal labour schools health centres potable-water wells built just three years respect socioeconomic development burundi continuing improve basic economic infrastructure including management public finances improved business climate good governance health
BEL 2012 445 445 every household balance sheets banks represent per cent per cent per cent gross domestic product indeed even countries surprised direct link bank management economic budgetary health sovereign states many countries in-depth studies carried decisions taken clearly enough financial world operates line rhythm peculiar logic united states phenomenon better understood elsewhere programme health
BEL 2012 512 512 millionth second must work together international level establish oversight mechanisms financial world view ensuring assists job creation steers clear risky management practices compromise economic budgetary health nations belgium working issue nationally within eurozone agreed international approach becoming indispensable beyond in-depth reforms banking financial sectors let us also dare tax financial transactions health
BEN 2012 209 209 kinds particular humans trafficking narcotics counterfeit medications piracy armed robbery sea confront states gulf guinea horn africa see ongoing unemployment underemployment lack food regions chronic malnutrition many countries soil degradation erosion increase natural disasters consequences climate upheavals change recur poor governance international economic relations engenders economic financial crisis spite difficulties shortfalls health
BEN 2012 773 773 crisis time see tangible reduction aid development forms official f lows countries north south regard food security almost million people sahel countries face problems famine nutrition spite many efforts made individually states collective initiatives african union new partnership africa’s development comprehensive africa agriculture development programme fact countries facing food shortage throughout health
BEN 2012 867 867 recent estimates food agriculture organization united nations already high costs energy certainly additional burdens already vulnerable populations also welcome positive initiative new alliance food security nutrition taken president barack obama margins group eight summit held may camp david calls bringing together donors partner countries private sector common cause aimed pulling million health
BEN 2012 910 910 countries private sector common cause aimed pulling million people poverty next ten years hope will allow us mobilize assistance african countries order improve food security nutrition order accelerate progress towards achieving millenium development goals also important disappoint hopes raised conclusions united nations conference sustainable development rio adopted official commitments promises gifts health
BEN 2012 1105 1105 railroad networks airports ports feeds hope will support private-public partnerships finance wide-ranging infrastructure programmes implacable fight poverty africa choice persevere efforts ensure progress areas food nutrition health water provisioning sanitation primary technical professional education independence women children fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria top priority continent will idle long achieved objectives set health
BEN 2012 1106 1106 networks airports ports feeds hope will support private-public partnerships finance wide-ranging infrastructure programmes implacable fight poverty africa choice persevere efforts ensure progress areas food nutrition health water provisioning sanitation primary technical professional education independence women children fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria top priority continent will idle long achieved objectives set abuja health
BEN 2012 1121 1121 poverty africa choice persevere efforts ensure progress areas food nutrition health water provisioning sanitation primary technical professional education independence women children fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria top priority continent will idle long achieved objectives set abuja regard welcome decision adopted assembly heads state government african union asking commission union develop road health
BEN 2012 1158 1158 welcome decision adopted assembly heads state government african union asking commission union develop road map african union shared responsibility global solidarity combating hiv aids tuberculosis malaria africa period high-level coordinating meeting subject will take place tomorrow september united nations headquarters call spirit solidarity developed countries countries south experiencing considerable economic expansion health
BGD 2012 716 716 local government ensure availability e-services rural people nearly per cent school-age children enrolled primary schools achieved gender parity primary secondary education established community clinics ensure nutrition health care rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant health
BGD 2012 717 717 government ensure availability e-services rural people nearly per cent school-age children enrolled primary schools achieved gender parity primary secondary education established community clinics ensure nutrition health care rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant maternal health
BGD 2012 743 743 care rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant maternal mortality ahead achievements earned us global recognition mdg south-south food agriculture organization awards importantly secretary- general acknowledged achievements including member scaling nutrition lead group champion education health
BGD 2012 764 764 gender parity infant maternal mortality ahead achievements earned us global recognition mdg south-south food agriculture organization awards importantly secretary- general acknowledged achievements including member scaling nutrition lead group champion education first initiative welcome high-level panel post-2015 development agenda consider coherence sustainable development goals prioritize poverty hunger nutrition global food energy security health
BGD 2012 785 785 achievements including member scaling nutrition lead group champion education first initiative welcome high-level panel post-2015 development agenda consider coherence sustainable development goals prioritize poverty hunger nutrition global food energy security climate_change global partnership sustainable development hope high-level panel will also consider formulating position painful plight autistic disadvantaged children constitute per cent health
BGD 2012 825 825 consider formulating position painful plight autistic disadvantaged children constitute per cent world’s population home put place special-needs schools centre neurodevelopment autism children july collaboration world health organization autism speaks launched global autism public health initiative current assembly session will submit draft resolution autism spectrum disorder hope will receive assembly’s support efforts health
BGD 2012 833 833 constitute per cent world’s population home put place special-needs schools centre neurodevelopment autism children july collaboration world health organization autism speaks launched global autism public health initiative current assembly session will submit draft resolution autism spectrum disorder hope will receive assembly’s support efforts hindered unjust developments resulting climate_change increasing poverty property health
BHR 2012 162 162 acts upon international commitments laid foundations modern state initiatives planning political organizational vision seek build modern society well organized committed values various fields notably education health employment vocational training economic reform advancement women country bahrain opted dialogue approach modernization efforts aimed meeting requirements long history conducted municipal elections 1920s parliamentary elections health
BHR 2012 1237 1237 bahrain among first achieved millenium development goals mdgs prescribed time frame fields education empowerment women expansion social security vulnerable groups equal opportunities men women enhancement health services notably children therefore kingdom bahrain occupies advanced position global level reflected united nations human development reports issued past years international community overcome challenges facing health
BHR 2012 1301 1301 half years deadline redouble efforts review policies order enhance national regional capacities avoid imbalances overcome challenges according millennium development goals report notwithstanding negative indicators child mortality decreasing across world percentage living extreme poverty halved per cent world’s population now access safe drinking water however seems objectives still unattainable many countries inequalities health
BHR 2012 1331 1331 living extreme poverty halved per cent world’s population now access safe drinking water however seems objectives still unattainable many countries inequalities continue rise areas public health remains dismal cause great concern also applies scarcity water resources therefore use global financial crisis excuse reneging financial commitments countries greatest need regard bahrain welcomes health
BHS 2012 1299 1299 prevail upon citizens cease desist unlawful activities intend work bilaterally broader international community stop assaults national economic security bahamas made significant strides areas maternal child health hiv aids fiftieth year since women obtained right vote bahamas committed achievement gender equality empowerment women affirmed minister social services consideration report bahamas committee elimination health
BHS 2012 1338 1338 equality empowerment women affirmed minister social services consideration report bahamas committee elimination discrimination women fifty-second session held july bahamas nevertheless remains concerned increasing incidences non-communicable diseases among population particular women disproportionately affected preventable diseases can draw much strength wisdom inspiration remarkable successes nations athletes nationally subregionally year’s olympics behalf delegation like health
BHS 2012 1346 1346 report bahamas committee elimination discrimination women fifty-second session held july bahamas nevertheless remains concerned increasing incidences non-communicable diseases among population particular women disproportionately affected preventable diseases can draw much strength wisdom inspiration remarkable successes nations athletes nationally subregionally year’s olympics behalf delegation like pay tribute youth world stellar displays camaraderie talent health
BLZ 2012 417 417 programme food pantry programme provide education subsidies families children attending secondary school continue emphasize expand early childhood education improve access alternative education investing improving quality health care citizens access small state took place among nations world years ago belize experiencing growing pains naturally afflict young furthermore situation aggravated fact population less health
BLZ 2012 548 548 nations funds programmes agencies united nations development programme united nations population fund unicef unesco food agriculture organization united nations united nations office drugs crime world health organization working tirelessly countries like belize carry decisions international community support efforts meet aspirations people belize avails opportunity thank development partners tremendous contributions make daily health
BOL 2012 1645 1645 eighth food sovereignty security food sovereignty ninth integration brotherhood community economy complementarity right communication community learning life new human integrated identity complementarity self-knowledge awakening course health important like say according mayan calendar december marks end non-time beginning time end macha darkness beginning pacha communitarianism end selfishness beginning brotherhood end individualism beginning health
BRB 2012 165 165 barbados consistently ranked among top nations united nations development programme’s annual human development index status achieved result commitment successive governments invest heavily people particularly education health social safety nets nation poor natural resources placed priority greatest resource people significant factor ability overcome constraints national level tripartite social partnership comprising government workers health
BRN 2012 384 384 lack dependable access improved sources drinking water conditions million people living slums greatly improved primary school enrolment girls equalled boys accelerating progress reducing child maternal mortality especially encouraged conclusion achievement millennium development goals challenging possible third area sum ongoing efforts united nations agencies united nations development programme unicef food agriculture organization health
BWA 2012 274 274 south sudan north led instability region typical sudanese regime many years live times common well-being seriously compromised threats nuclear proliferation terrorism climate_change environmental degradation underdevelopment pandemic diseases coupled effects global economic financial crisis internal conflicts resolution myriad challenges threats confronting mankind requires urgent concerted action international community universality united nations commands health
BWA 2012 275 275 sudan north led instability region typical sudanese regime many years live times common well-being seriously compromised threats nuclear proliferation terrorism climate_change environmental degradation underdevelopment pandemic diseases coupled effects global economic financial crisis internal conflicts resolution myriad challenges threats confronting mankind requires urgent concerted action international community universality united nations commands requisite health
CAN 2012 352 352 dignity reform will take care international community sets sights post-2015 development framework forget work remains done commitments made united nations commission information accountability women’s children’s health co-chaired canada’s prime minister stephen harper president jakaya kikwete united republic tanzania type initiative canada like see future recommendations need integrated post-2015 framework preamble charter health
COD 2012 221 221 persons violations rights freedoms human beings instead working prosperity individual collective well- addition sake two thirds humanity increasingly urgent need fight poverty ignorance violence injustice diseases kinds particularly hiv malaria years difficulties country democratic republic congo process consolidating peace security end effort spared remarkable progress made begun first time years ago health
COD 2012 225 225 human beings instead working prosperity individual collective well- addition sake two thirds humanity increasingly urgent need fight poverty ignorance violence injustice diseases kinds particularly hiv malaria years difficulties country democratic republic congo process consolidating peace security end effort spared remarkable progress made begun first time years ago country independence years tireless health
COG 2012 783 783 world also concerned ongoing crisis euro zone effects considerable impact achievement social development objectives international level including millennium development goals areas fight poverty employment education health affected crisis light delegation reaffirms responsibility central role united nations forging spirit solidarity cooperation can enable commitments made areas aid financing development respected climate_change remains health
CPV 2012 601 601 defence programmes develop green economy help build true global resilience one remarkable characteristics today’s world increasing interdependence sectors may speak frequently economy conditions rest environmental health security political cultural sectors indeed nearly areas human activity therefore fundamental us constantly monitor relevant aspects complex relationships can understand leading trends impact process development health
CPV 2012 678 678 external reasons express deep concern economic financial global crisis continues severely punish governments defenceless populations african continent people already suffering hunger scourge aids consequences endemic diseases f light hundreds thousands displaced people overwhelming environmental degradation continent victim despite fact continent least contributed imbalance africa suffers consequences crises also affect security regional health
CPV 2012 1007 1007 university united nations needed new vision new paradigm new multilateralism help ensure global economic financial stability combat poverty re-establish peace respond effects climate_change improve global health fight terrorism ensure disarmament non-proliferation closing ceremony united nations conference sustainable development rio june stated rio shown multilateralism irreplaceable instrument global expression democracy reaffirm legitimate health
DJI 2012 483 483 government devotes particular attention development social policies developed around goal promoting enhancing rights well-being young people women national priority guarantee gender equality empower women access health care protect forms discrimination violence government therefore welcomes african union initiative recommending sixty-seventh session assembly adopt draft resolution aimed intensifying efforts eliminate female genital mutilation health
DJI 2012 563 563 social well-being way success country challenges enormous given global economic stagnation government therefore set social policies programmes order respond specific needs young people areas education health care employment behalf republic djibouti like reiterate warmest congratulations new president somali republic mr hassan sheikh mohamud people taken first step towards reconciliation stabilization somalia health
DMA 2012 54 54 manner presided sixty- sixth session sixty-seventh session general assembly convened time face myriad challenges impact climate_change civil conflicts hunger starvation poverty hiv aids chronic non-communicable diseases challenges however equally matched tremendous opportunities created rapid advancement science technology unprecedented level international cooperation therefore need political will harness opportunities benefit peoples necessarily require health
DOM 2012 639 639 financial crisis global unemployment rate young people experienced greatest rise history per cent per cent young women harder time young men finding work results terms health education maternal child mortality show limits unilateral optimistic focus poverty development without reason academics said gambling fate planet games private players reap benefits society pays health
DOM 2012 643 643 rate young people experienced greatest rise history per cent per cent young women harder time young men finding work results terms health education maternal child mortality show limits unilateral optimistic focus poverty development without reason academics said gambling fate planet games private players reap benefits society pays consequences system permits results health
DOM 2012 676 676 without reason academics said gambling fate planet games private players reap benefits society pays consequences system permits results like destined mismanage risk social investment education health employment young people can build foundation strong economic base can halt transmission poverty one generation next strengthening young people’s skills creates conditions earn higher income health
DOM 2012 815 815 us develop holistic effective responses poverty multidimensional phenomenon complex system problems requires systemic solution leading broader skills freedom opportunities traditionally excluded investment quality universal education health systems universal safety net access dignified work living spaces personal safety security goods inter alia crucial elements expanding skills opportunities impoverished portions population poverty reduction health
ECU 2012 1299 1299 receive political social protection well economic subsidy ecuadorian state social groups traditionally discriminated ecuador ethnic cultural reasons also seen substantial improvement situation shown indicators education health housing president rafael correa stressed action benefit poorest main objective state policy incorporation social groups active life country taken place full respect ancestral culture traditions health
ERI 2012 147 147 responsibility maintenance peace stability another front despite progress made twenty-first century hundreds millions people developing world well developed countries continue suffer scourge poverty easily preventable diseases avoidable premature deaths addition twin scourges war poverty world now faces environmental threat puts human livelihoods survival risk therefore disconcerting current global political economic security health
FJI 2012 229 229 lives people embraced millennium development goals intended provide specific objective standards improving lives people second country world introduce pneumococcal rotavirus immunizations standard view minimizing child mortality represents progress towards meeting mdgs reward meeting goals reward children healthier families less burdened generations given better chance become productive adults must never forget behind health
FRA 2012 674 674 goals without new resources everyone knows budgetary limitations respective states today rostrum united nations making appeal innovative financing give us means enable organizations fight effectively diseases hiv aids malaria like commend success international drug purchase facility financed tax airline tickets path opened today must take another step direction propose tax financial health
FRA 2012 677 677 resources everyone knows budgetary limitations respective states today rostrum united nations making appeal innovative financing give us means enable organizations fight effectively diseases hiv aids malaria like commend success international drug purchase facility financed tax airline tickets path opened today must take another step direction propose tax financial transactions several european health
FRA 2012 736 736 least financing development helping fight health-related scourges france adopted tax also made another commitment dedicate least per cent benefits tax development fight health- related threats pandemics message wanted send assembly today let us ensure global tax financial transactions can levied benefits yields can spent development fighting pandemics excellent example call globalization health
FRA 2012 757 757 fight health- related threats pandemics message wanted send assembly today let us ensure global tax financial transactions can levied benefits yields can spent development fighting pandemics excellent example call globalization solidarity one best ideas today’s world implement mission united nations fight financial instability ensure development remains centre concerns work counter forms health
FRA 2012 1059 1059 like members understand must act order shoulder responsibilities deal urgent situations syria nuclear proliferation sahel must also work another world based development innovative financing fight health crises must act always together let us live mission entrusted us expectations peoples france’s message health
FSM 2012 493 493 multilateral arrangements urge partners join us ensure sustainability also urge support secretary-general’s initiative sustainable energy health-care system increasingly stress facing constant challenges growing burden non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic health
FSM 2012 495 495 urge partners join us ensure sustainability also urge support secretary-general’s initiative sustainable energy health-care system increasingly stress facing constant challenges growing burden non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic also mindful health
FSM 2012 501 501 also urge support secretary-general’s initiative sustainable energy health-care system increasingly stress facing constant challenges growing burden non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic also mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat health
FSM 2012 516 516 burden non-communicable diseases reached epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic also mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat poses food security traditional lifestyle micronesians federated states micronesia supports greater participation women social political health
FSM 2012 518 518 diseases reached epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic also mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat poses food security traditional lifestyle micronesians federated states micronesia supports greater participation women social political economic development health
GAB 2012 837 837 improve daily lives fellow citizens tackling cost living instance suspending customs duties value added-tax several basic items building materials social arena put place national system health coverage strata gabonese society coverage part fight hiv aids includes free antiretrovirals prenatal maternal care infected pregnant women political level introduced biometrics improve organization next health
GEO 2012 1051 1051 tourists will travel georgia russia year will take back million stories successful development country new hospitals new cities sharply reduced poverty country moving towards universal health coverage enjoyed double-digit growth year enjoying per cent growth country even without oil gas looking much better russian region indeed russia’s then- president medvedev acknowledge health
GHA 2012 206 206 ability create better ghana children today’s assembly heads state held critical time world confronted number significant challenges war conflict strife much features present existence poverty disease famine continue cripple lives many oppression discrimination illiteracy unemployment still stif le potential shatter hopes millions although examples conditions can found every continent whether rightly health
GHA 2012 528 528 priorities government implementing several social protection programmes across various sectors cushion poor vulnerable ensure fruits economic growth distributed equitably programmes massive investments still made education health care modernization agriculture social infrastructure direct payments poorest households furtherance battle hiv aids new five-year national strategic plan launched consolidate gains already made reducing prevalence health
GHA 2012 554 554 care modernization agriculture social infrastructure direct payments poorest households furtherance battle hiv aids new five-year national strategic plan launched consolidate gains already made reducing prevalence disease new plan target achieve virtual elimination mother-to-child transmission expand access antiretroviral therapy persons living hiv aids government ghana committed approximately million contribution financing new strategic health
GHA 2012 609 609 find rather ironic situation threatening advances made thus far ghana like several developing countries made remarkable headway combating hiv aids becoming victim success numbers associated disease rates infection mortality go figures global funding hiv aids programmes leaves considerable financing gap many african countries ghana trying maintain progress also move closer complete health
GHA 2012 611 611 ironic situation threatening advances made thus far ghana like several developing countries made remarkable headway combating hiv aids becoming victim success numbers associated disease rates infection mortality go figures global funding hiv aids programmes leaves considerable financing gap many african countries ghana trying maintain progress also move closer complete eradication disease health
GHA 2012 612 612 situation threatening advances made thus far ghana like several developing countries made remarkable headway combating hiv aids becoming victim success numbers associated disease rates infection mortality go figures global funding hiv aids programmes leaves considerable financing gap many african countries ghana trying maintain progress also move closer complete eradication disease constitution health
GHA 2012 636 636 infection mortality go figures global funding hiv aids programmes leaves considerable financing gap many african countries ghana trying maintain progress also move closer complete eradication disease constitution fourth republic ghana established multiparty democracy since held five successful elections resulted smooth transfer power one democratically chosen leader another comes transparency electoral exercise health
GMB 2012 291 291 organization times questioned one element remains unchallenged character best forum confronting global challenges convene discuss issues climate_change economic crises financial turmoil food insecurity conflicts fighting disease poverty special interests africa convening power united nations confers legitimacy indeed unparalleled elsewhere developing countries therefore believe work organization reason will support efforts president general health
GMB 2012 564 564 shift goalposts deadline close hand must also lay solid groundwork post-2015 development agenda developing countries continue benefit appreciable growth experiencing order compromise capacities provide education health care social services peoples debt cancellation forgiveness still key element debt servicing still poses major threat ability attain sustainable growth belief partners bretton woods institutions health
GMB 2012 809 809 greater transformation important sector help increase transfer critical technology economic advancement peoples project see great opportunity south-south north-south cooperation ways will revolutionize education agriculture provision health care among areas therefore call partners support growth information communications technology sector view enhancing productive capacity also generating youth employment since youth unemployment one greatest health
GNQ 2012 175 175 drug trafficking terrorism use mercenaries piracy crimes republic equatorial guinea wishes stress problems none destructive underdevelopment united nations must look upon indifference annual victims hunger diseases developing world exceed number victims hostile confrontations recorded year worldwide adverse effects illiteracy lack housing malnutrition experienced developing countries greater caused natural disasters times ignorance health
GNQ 2012 191 191 united nations must look upon indifference annual victims hunger diseases developing world exceed number victims hostile confrontations recorded year worldwide adverse effects illiteracy lack housing malnutrition experienced developing countries greater caused natural disasters times ignorance lack scientific technical know-how owing underdevelopment detrimental human terrorism drug addiction view adverse circumstances propose economic health
GNQ 2012 536 536 aspired setting initiatives support humankind’s development equatorial guinea therefore established equatorial guinea unesco prize encourage scientific community research possibility finding life-saving cures particular suffering aids malaria tuberculosis director-general fao agreed initiative set fund regard important items agenda understand international peace security essentially depend respect principles international law respect independence national sovereignty health
GRD 2012 376 376 fact people live intelligently grenada long considered island sustainability describes holistic policy framework defines consumption production path spelt five strategic development pillars energy development education health wellness information communications technology tourism hospitality agribusiness grenada committed path sustainability determined efforts led energy policy aimed reducing fossil-fuel usage per cent year completely carbon-neutral health
GTM 2012 147 147 settlement conflicts government set three overarching objectives order advance firmly sustainably towards guatemala fully enjoys benefits peace first proposed hambre zero initiative seeks reduce chronic malnutrition affects per cent children five years age reduction will sustainable able better develop rural areas order permanently reduce poverty families living land particularly indigenous families health
GTM 2012 319 319 expenditures time fiscal stability allowing us stimulate private investments generate employment opportunities dependable jobs demanded citizens unfortunately efforts relation three challenges previously mentioned lowering chronic malnutrition among children reducing violence promoting employment nullified part scourge drug trafficking least per cent homicides country linked illicit drug traffic government obligated allocate scarce fiscal health
GTM 2012 459 459 come accept fact adapt fight scourge way take account new realities youth group affected drug consumption demands effective responses us let us realize problem public health issue matter criminal justice deal accordingly must offer treatment prevention social protection economic opportunities development communities involved drug market let us fill jails thousands young health
GUY 2012 242 242 crises past six years achieved economic growth rate approximately per cent per annum growth rate believe result investments making people per cent budget dedicated education health housing water social programmes help vulnerable today guyana achieved universal primary education come long way towards attaining universal secondary education however significant challenges remain reaching health
HND 2012 728 728 education must never closed must continue efforts ensure greater access poor productive sectors national economy rapid fair sustainable growth true productive development country along education health care best way reduce poverty extreme poverty office president first lady assembly among others working important conditional cash transfer programme currently reaches per cent poor health
HRV 2012 952 952 times economic uncertainty due financial crisis long-term poverty tend downplay importance human rights consolidating democracy every day witness sad realities starving children deaths preventable communicable diseases inadequate education health systems continuous degradation ecosystem challenges facing require integrated solutions across interconnected issues strengthening multilateral architecture welcome outcome united nations conference sustainable development health
HRV 2012 955 955 due financial crisis long-term poverty tend downplay importance human rights consolidating democracy every day witness sad realities starving children deaths preventable communicable diseases inadequate education health systems continuous degradation ecosystem challenges facing require integrated solutions across interconnected issues strengthening multilateral architecture welcome outcome united nations conference sustainable development encourage follow-up process health
HRV 2012 1166 1166 times economic uncertainty due financial crisis long-term poverty tend downplay importance human rights consolidating democracy every day witness sad realities starving children deaths preventable communicable diseases inadequate education health systems continuous degradation ecosystem challenges facing require integrated solutions across interconnected issues strengthening multilateral architecture welcome outcome united nations conference sustainable development health
HRV 2012 1169 1169 due financial crisis long-term poverty tend downplay importance human rights consolidating democracy every day witness sad realities starving children deaths preventable communicable diseases inadequate education health systems continuous degradation ecosystem challenges facing require integrated solutions across interconnected issues strengthening multilateral architecture welcome outcome united nations conference sustainable development encourage follow-up process health
HRV 2012 1465 1465 people especially young women men better standards living better prospects live clean environment well-organized state fully functioning institutions speak less much reminds quotation croatian public health expert dr andrija štampar man founded world health organization decades ago said people regardless whether rich poor right healthy agree healthy self-confident people can shape health
HRV 2012 1473 1473 better prospects live clean environment well-organized state fully functioning institutions speak less much reminds quotation croatian public health expert dr andrija štampar man founded world health organization decades ago said people regardless whether rich poor right healthy agree healthy self-confident people can shape healthy progressive society primary responsibility individual collective build health
HTI 2012 193 193 try prevent long access water major markets just compensation raw materials sound economic competitiveness available us will continue conflicts long united nations pool efforts access health jobs respect differences become reality will continue face conflicts will reduced painfully seeking peaceful solutions champion gender equality promote democracy daily attempt apply equal treatment health
HUN 2012 473 473 stinking industrial canals consequences enough water around meet everyday needs human consumption today billion people access clean potable water another consequence according unicef study serious diseases spread polluted water lack sanitation killing young children pace equivalent boeing airplane packed young children crashing every four hours continue list dramatic examples serious consequences health
HUN 2012 556 556 earth’s population lives so-called shared joint water catchment areas river provides water supplies two three countries cooperation countries daily obligation absence cooperation lead supply social health even war-related tensions nearly billion people live river basins water usage larger minimum extent water replenishment leads exhaustion water reserves least two thirds european cities health
IND 2012 57 57 multiple global challenges transcend national boundaries developing countries still recover downturn global economy quest poverty eradication sustainable development remains uphill task food energy security well health education populations remain daunting challenges west asia-north africa region seeing unprecedented sociopolitical upheaval question palestine remains unresolved threats emanating terrorism maritime piracy drug trafficking proliferation health
IND 2012 223 223 post- development agenda focus word development firmly entrenched understandings principles rio anchored intergovernmental process united nations priority must given challenges poverty unemployment food energy water health environmental sustainability unsustainable lifestyles economic growth ensuring gender equality women’s empowerment essential pursuit building inclusive societies also imperative building strong resilient economies happy support efforts health
IRL 2012 599 599 cent soon possibly can ireland’s aid programme represents genuine investment irish people world share people developing countries focus particular countries sub-saharan africa prioritized investments education health good governance lives rights girls women persons living hiv aids seen remarkable economic progress made african countries result investments great inequalities still persist interests global health
IRL 2012 800 800 ireland made fight hunger undernourishment key priority development policy delivered commitment direct per cent aid budget priority partners worked closely secretary- general build support scaling nutrition movement must collectively must act now recognize systemic linkages recurring food price crises humanitarian emergencies chronic undernourishment effects climate_change nothing connects us across borders across health
IRQ 2012 87 87 people’s representatives voted people constitution lays aspirations people free decent life based freedom democracy peaceful transfer authority citizenship human rights iraq regained security political economic health record time extremely difficult conditions forces darkness betting terrorism derail experiment however thanks god patriotic vigour self-awareness nation people able turn page efforts based cultural health
ISL 2012 84 84 fledged strong formal diplomatic relationship two countries palestine iceland united nations recently estimated gaza will longer livable unless urgent action taken improve water power supplies health basic education deplorable living conditions described report demonstrate well situation palestine unacceptable anyone respect human dignity visited gaza met fishermen allowed go fishing waters gaza health
ITA 2012 995 995 fragile ecosystems lives depend line joint strategic objectives overcome financial crisis attach great importance innovative sources financing development italy helped promote number significant initiatives particular health field migrant remittances play key role development many countries process will facilitated achieving commitments group eight g-8 group reduce average global cost transferring remittances food health
JAM 2012 151 151 time across world increasing sense impatience agitation born sense growing global insecurity accordingly united nations agenda expanded focus address multifaceted challenges food security climate_change global pandemics global economic financial crisis already witnessed citizens several nations spring action demands change others chose occupy various spaces protest light reality many indeed many us health
JAM 2012 689 689 issues affect women children must central decision-making processes look forward continued collaboration un-women international community help break cycle exploitation insecurity devastating impact hiv aids non-communicable diseases also propels cycle global insecurity jamaica cognizant considerable investment united nations international community made fight hiv aids support allowed developing countries including jamaica make difference health
JAM 2012 744 744 human financial resources constrain ability scale testing treatment well implement programmes increasing awareness reducing risk new infections developing world lower-income populations hardest hit impact non-communicable diseases ncds high social developmental costs ncds demand concerted policy action national international levels must implement outcomes high-level meeting ncds held last year threshold target date health
JAM 2012 745 745 financial resources constrain ability scale testing treatment well implement programmes increasing awareness reducing risk new infections developing world lower-income populations hardest hit impact non-communicable diseases ncds high social developmental costs ncds demand concerted policy action national international levels must implement outcomes high-level meeting ncds held last year threshold target date achievement health
JAM 2012 750 750 testing treatment well implement programmes increasing awareness reducing risk new infections developing world lower-income populations hardest hit impact non-communicable diseases ncds high social developmental costs ncds demand concerted policy action national international levels must implement outcomes high-level meeting ncds held last year threshold target date achievement millennium development goals results thus health
JAM 2012 763 763 lower-income populations hardest hit impact non-communicable diseases ncds high social developmental costs ncds demand concerted policy action national international levels must implement outcomes high-level meeting ncds held last year threshold target date achievement millennium development goals results thus far uneven need reinvigorate millennium development goal global partnership development wish underscore situation health
KEN 2012 43 43 blossoming democracy year kenya adopted new constitution constitution secured human rights civil liberties citizens entrenched constitutional governance justice equally important past years scored significant victories diseases including hiv aids malaria tuberculosis childhood adult maladies hundreds thousands children found way school many adults found new life skills training capacity-building also pulled hundreds health
KEN 2012 47 47 adopted new constitution constitution secured human rights civil liberties citizens entrenched constitutional governance justice equally important past years scored significant victories diseases including hiv aids malaria tuberculosis childhood adult maladies hundreds thousands children found way school many adults found new life skills training capacity-building also pulled hundreds thousands kenyans poverty put health
KEN 2012 109 109 infrastructure energy information technology projects achievements country attained respect rule law sound policies improved governance open innovative democracy however kenyans recognize still lot work poverty disease unemployment still remain big challenges us nevertheless confident will seize opportunities innovate invest thus keep country road even greater prosperity accordance year’s theme bringing adjustment health
KIR 2012 643 643 revenue however mindful need take precautionary approach towards particular industry given potential damage cause pristine marine environment acknowledge fundamental role environment pillar sustainable development maintaining health biodiversity oceans ecosystems will critical contribution efforts phoenix islands protected area world’s largest marine protected area set aside area haven marine biodiversity gift humanity recognition health
KIR 2012 997 997 global challenges greater understanding stability will prevail gratifying note continued easing tension improvement relations across taiwan straits also welcome inclusion countries taiwan international activities world health assembly hope similar understanding will prevail respect international institutions processes taiwan can participate contribute meaningfully good humanity chart path towards future want must address fundamental health
KNA 2012 450 450 withdrawn vital support need simply leaving us adjust best can precisely time drug- deportee-related crimes continue major hemispheric challenge focus well-being people government strengthened primary health care increased attention reducing prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds updated implementable plan action addresses priorities keeping political declaration ncds resolution annex part national sensitization mechanism health-related health
KNA 2012 457 457 adjust best can precisely time drug- deportee-related crimes continue major hemispheric challenge focus well-being people government strengthened primary health care increased attention reducing prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds updated implementable plan action addresses priorities keeping political declaration ncds resolution annex part national sensitization mechanism health-related issues institutionalizing culture wellness emphasis healthy lifestyles health
KNA 2012 458 458 best can precisely time drug- deportee-related crimes continue major hemispheric challenge focus well-being people government strengthened primary health care increased attention reducing prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds updated implementable plan action addresses priorities keeping political declaration ncds resolution annex part national sensitization mechanism health-related issues institutionalizing culture wellness emphasis healthy lifestyles similar health
KNA 2012 468 468 challenge focus well-being people government strengthened primary health care increased attention reducing prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds updated implementable plan action addresses priorities keeping political declaration ncds resolution annex part national sensitization mechanism health-related issues institutionalizing culture wellness emphasis healthy lifestyles similar responses initiated regional level encourage member states participate effectively multilateral health
KNA 2012 498 498 sensitization mechanism health-related issues institutionalizing culture wellness emphasis healthy lifestyles similar responses initiated regional level encourage member states participate effectively multilateral institutions voice positions issue ncds caribbean community taken lead matter recent years high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases therefore light clear nexus healthy workforce nation’s economic potential urge health
KNA 2012 513 513 encourage member states participate effectively multilateral institutions voice positions issue ncds caribbean community taken lead matter recent years high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases therefore light clear nexus healthy workforce nation’s economic potential urge body today move forward launch united nations campaign curb global toll ncds move towards realization health
KNA 2012 535 535 prevention control non-communicable diseases therefore light clear nexus healthy workforce nation’s economic potential urge body today move forward launch united nations campaign curb global toll ncds move towards realization millennium development goals time last year’s high- level meeting ncds commitment ensuring grave issue remains high development agenda ensuring concrete action regard health
KNA 2012 548 548 urge body today move forward launch united nations campaign curb global toll ncds move towards realization millennium development goals time last year’s high- level meeting ncds commitment ensuring grave issue remains high development agenda ensuring concrete action regard hence type global effort previously recommended constitute precisely type concrete action committed one health
KNA 2012 578 578 remains high development agenda ensuring concrete action regard hence type global effort previously recommended constitute precisely type concrete action committed one year ago discussion global health must address issue hiv aids ultimate objective must complete eradication dreaded disease opposed lifelong management accommodation millions people around globe appeal today wise determined discerning health
KNA 2012 590 590 previously recommended constitute precisely type concrete action committed one year ago discussion global health must address issue hiv aids ultimate objective must complete eradication dreaded disease opposed lifelong management accommodation millions people around globe appeal today wise determined discerning onslaught scourge local national international levels us now must recommit eradicating stigmatization health
KNA 2012 1427 1427 technology community development education name just nation even region however taiwan’s unfailing valued contributions work united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization world health assembly forums long demonstrated outstanding credentials valued impactful member global community fitting just remaining strictures pertaining taiwan’s standing among international community nations removed saint kitts health
KOR 2012 42 42 able leadership session will crowned great success humankind continues advance drawing collective wisdom address challenges throughout human history although new global challenges mankind climate_change poverty disease underdevelopment terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction now testing international community doubt will overcome challenges future path united nations symbol collective wisdom take greater responsibility coping health
KWT 2012 1089 1089 global financial crisis rise basic commodity prices clear negative impact climate_change growing frequency natural disasters intensification terrorism put focus ugly face poverty hunger well spread epidemics communicable dangerous diseases despite notable accomplishments many states efforts reach millennium development goals yet achieved objectives set whole essential therefore pursue joint efforts limit effects health
KWT 2012 1092 1092 rise basic commodity prices clear negative impact climate_change growing frequency natural disasters intensification terrorism put focus ugly face poverty hunger well spread epidemics communicable dangerous diseases despite notable accomplishments many states efforts reach millennium development goals yet achieved objectives set whole essential therefore pursue joint efforts limit effects challenges face contain health
LBR 2012 260 260 gender equality much must done girls education women’s empowerment tremendous progress also made health-care delivery particularly pleased recent unicef report shows sharp reduction level child mortality however still many challenges overcome can ensure universal access health care many developing countries liberia structured economies around millennium development goals mdgs countries made considerable health
LBR 2012 270 270 progress also made health-care delivery particularly pleased recent unicef report shows sharp reduction level child mortality however still many challenges overcome can ensure universal access health care many developing countries liberia structured economies around millennium development goals mdgs countries made considerable progress reaching goals many others will unable achieve emerging consensus health
LBY 2012 1415 1415 ever since organization established order reflect purposes principles set charter achieved much many challenges remain reforming united nations eliminating weapons mass destruction reducing poverty ignorance disease wars armed conflicts fighting terrorism organized crime protecting environment achieving sustainable development respecting human rights particular rights women ensuring rule law combating racism hatred fanaticism health
LCA 2012 495 495 desperately needs peaceful middle east express hope continued evolution peaceful consensus approaches issues governance area saint lucia believes efforts promote peace prosperity everyone course protecting health planet embraced government saint lucia well aware determination chinese people unify country signalled world china took rightful place united nations context saint lucia welcomes emerging health
LKA 2012 450 450 citizens special attention social development needs continued achieve transformational change lives people effectively mobilizing available resources delivering sustainable citizen-centred programmes sri lanka emphasized synergistic interactions health care education public infrastructure development including improved water sanitation transport communications especially integrated regional development approach consider important also enjoy per cent literacy rate score health
LKA 2012 602 602 women sri lanka’s successful realization mdgs great significance women literate also encourage children focus education aspire higher goals participation women sri lanka recognized achievements world health organization breastfeeding promotion immunization programmes note great pride sri lanka produced first elected woman prime minister world made genuine efforts ensure fruits economic development equally health
LSO 2012 908 908 lesotho last planting season humbled repeat call help body response crisis will focus priorities subsidizing agricultural input promoting drought-resistant crops well scaling conservation farming providing nutrition services mothers infants young children went rio de janeiro june determination adopt ambitious measurable steps address sustainable development regrettably rio united nations conference sustainable development health
LVA 2012 501 501 reforms leading us recovery recent crisis overall latvia emerged downturn stronger competitive balanced economy positive business environment positions us well next growth cycle sustainability economic health must go hand hand process incorporation eurozone latvia believes challenges can overcome aims introduce euro international peace security closely linked two pillars united nations namely health
MCO 2012 487 487 heritage order need ambitious long-term vision spite budget cuts crisis compelled us realize afford lose sight millennium development goals elimination poverty hunger education child maternal health combatting pandemics including hiv aids malaria sap humankind strength must remain uppermost agenda upcoming deadline must encourage us still intensify efforts order ensure achievement will health
MCO 2012 489 489 need ambitious long-term vision spite budget cuts crisis compelled us realize afford lose sight millennium development goals elimination poverty hunger education child maternal health combatting pandemics including hiv aids malaria sap humankind strength must remain uppermost agenda upcoming deadline must encourage us still intensify efforts order ensure achievement will adopt new health
MCO 2012 493 493 spite budget cuts crisis compelled us realize afford lose sight millennium development goals elimination poverty hunger education child maternal health combatting pandemics including hiv aids malaria sap humankind strength must remain uppermost agenda upcoming deadline must encourage us still intensify efforts order ensure achievement will adopt new programme action based results health
MEX 2012 682 682 memory made real progress reaching goals like stress mexico close achieving mdgs three years deadline achieved one greatest aspirations nation whether developed developing namely universal health coverage mean means today mexico doctors medicine treatment hospitals every mexican man woman requires will allow us comply commitments taken area reducing mother child mortality health
MEX 2012 707 707 health coverage mean means today mexico doctors medicine treatment hospitals every mexican man woman requires will allow us comply commitments taken area reducing mother child mortality also energetically tackling problems hiv aids mexico provide free medical care free antiretroviral drugs hiv aids patients thereby contributing overcoming serious global challenge furthermore achieved health
MEX 2012 734 734 energetically tackling problems hiv aids mexico provide free medical care free antiretroviral drugs hiv aids patients thereby contributing overcoming serious global challenge furthermore achieved universal health coverage also provided universal coverage comes primary education today every boy girl school age years age place free public school also closed gap men women health
MEX 2012 1665 1665 deserve drug- consuming countries made progress least significantly reducing drug consumption much work done regard terms reducing demand preventing addiction need step efforts deal public health problem preventive policies fighting addiction media information campaigns make young people around world understand drug addiction slavery twenty-first century heavy chain choking young people death health
MEX 2012 2144 2144 institutions particular must purge strengthen police forces public prosecutors government ministers judicial authorities third important restore social fabric must increase opportunities young people areas education health employment leisure must universities music groups soccer teams clinics prevent treat drug addiction must establish active massive prevention treatment policies young people including teenagers already health
MEX 2012 2339 2339 alternatives see real options allow nations working together put end scourge claims tens thousands lives region united nations considers finds solutions global problems threaten integrity health lives millions around world deals famine starvation horn africa epidemics h1n1 virus mexico tackles climate_change must also take action stop wave death suffering drug trade health
MEX 2012 2349 2349 scourge claims tens thousands lives region united nations considers finds solutions global problems threaten integrity health lives millions around world deals famine starvation horn africa epidemics h1n1 virus mexico tackles climate_change must also take action stop wave death suffering drug trade blights lives people respectfully urge exhort united nations take part health
MEX 2012 2425 2425 now count economy solid increasingly competitive able generate new formal jobs annually can say satisfaction today mexico stronger fair prosperous country indices human development education health housing employment show also like say beyond tackling four challenges referred earlier world community strengthen united nations inside equipped meet global challenges initial task area health
MEX 2012 2599 2599 benghazi assassination united states ambassador several members staff libya reiterate mexico will fully comply millennium development goals established great organization evident human development indices education health housing employment social security area security steadfastly fought criminal groups updated laws thoroughly restructured institutions time continued consolidate democratic culture respect human rights mexico today health
MHL 2012 913 913 actors marshall islands urges nations facilitate meaningful participation taiwan within united nations system international community taiwan able participate observer unfccc international civil aviation organization world health assembly potential meeting mdgs recognized international community must fail act address long-term threats also ease immediate security concerns recent tension broader pacific rim important matter health
MLI 2012 527 527 teachers pupils displaced south school-age children now neighbouring countries furthermore schools occupied flood-affected people south assembly aware mali facing tremendous humanitarian needs terms housing food health education nutrition refugees displaced persons wage earners stay region united nations high commissioner refugees stated july crisis mali one neglected humanitarian situations world said appeal health
MLI 2012 529 529 displaced south school-age children now neighbouring countries furthermore schools occupied flood-affected people south assembly aware mali facing tremendous humanitarian needs terms housing food health education nutrition refugees displaced persons wage earners stay region united nations high commissioner refugees stated july crisis mali one neglected humanitarian situations world said appeal million office health
MLI 2012 771 771 development assistance therefore need undertake in-depth dialogue new strategies aimed mobilizing additional stable predictable resources ensure financing development programmes achievement millennium development goals particular areas health education food security environment climate_change one major challenges facing world survival planet threatened natural disasters caused phenomenon seriously affecting living conditions countries sahel mine inter health
MLT 2012 215 215 accept problem someone else’s backyard want ensure attainment millennium development goals become simple check-marking exercise instead underscores truly global effort will lift millions situations deprivation disease discrimination goals must sustained long media gone speeches urge assembly spare effort seeing done choice freedom seen malta’s neighbour south hold first free fully democratic health
MNG 2012 111 111 mongolia demonstrated firm commitment transparency accountability rule law recognized way democracy can succeed therefore tolerate public corruption level highest officials ordinary citizen corruption like infectious disease growing dark eating away public trust scaring away investors robbing average citizens opportunities attacking vital immune system nation must shine light corruption attack head-on additionally health
MNG 2012 250 250 first sharing opportunities created economic success mongolians secondly demonstrating clearly firmly mongolia open business fully engaged member international community nation’s needs significant improved infrastructure better health care world-class education much meet immediate long-term needs people people key success need invest future need invest social economic infrastructure committed making investments needed give health
MRT 2012 685 685 impact purchasing power many poor countries large part population lives less per day rates net financial transfers developing countries falling revenue tourism falling acutely infant mortality rising heavy debt burden seriously slows economies developing countries especially least developed directly affects already modest financial resources countries thereby hampering ability meet basic needs health
MRT 2012 826 826 food drinking water people livestock affordable prices view mitigate impact crisis particular poorest segments population plan unanimously received clear success levels allowed us avert famine epidemics serious malnutrition children pregnant women nursing mothers even livestock epidemics averted losses kept within reasonable limits government also working tirelessly broaden access education improve quality health
MRT 2012 828 828 water people livestock affordable prices view mitigate impact crisis particular poorest segments population plan unanimously received clear success levels allowed us avert famine epidemics serious malnutrition children pregnant women nursing mothers even livestock epidemics averted losses kept within reasonable limits government also working tirelessly broaden access education improve quality quantity teaching health
MRT 2012 836 836 crisis particular poorest segments population plan unanimously received clear success levels allowed us avert famine epidemics serious malnutrition children pregnant women nursing mothers even livestock epidemics averted losses kept within reasonable limits government also working tirelessly broaden access education improve quality quantity teaching broaden health coverage throughout nation built modern cancer health
MRT 2012 855 855 pregnant women nursing mothers even livestock epidemics averted losses kept within reasonable limits government also working tirelessly broaden access education improve quality quantity teaching broaden health coverage throughout nation built modern cancer hospital among best equipped region cardiology hospital diabetes centre mention establishment dialysis centres achieved record time just three years health
MUS 2012 119 119 face greater threats international level vulnerable groups face greater difficulties within nations young people faced higher levels unemployment women children faced reduced access public services health education secretary-general ban ki-moon speaking latest group meeting put food nutrition security top agenda meeting energy needs development major concern recent meetings convened economic social health
MUS 2012 130 130 nations young people faced higher levels unemployment women children faced reduced access public services health education secretary-general ban ki-moon speaking latest group meeting put food nutrition security top agenda meeting energy needs development major concern recent meetings convened economic social council highlighted major concerns including structural unemployment rising inequality lag poverty health
MWI 2012 211 211 greatest opportunities better world without conflict sustainable development biggest threats security peace poverty lack opportunity lack hope unacceptable president malawi global community children continuing suffer malnutrition yearn learn sit trees rather proper classrooms unacceptable mother die giving birth nearest health centre far away thousands die diseases answers unacceptable youth represent future health
MWI 2012 225 225 opportunity lack hope unacceptable president malawi global community children continuing suffer malnutrition yearn learn sit trees rather proper classrooms unacceptable mother die giving birth nearest health centre far away thousands die diseases answers unacceptable youth represent future world opportunities realize potential guaranteed society can speak mind unacceptable farmers workers continue toil health
MWI 2012 231 231 global community children continuing suffer malnutrition yearn learn sit trees rather proper classrooms unacceptable mother die giving birth nearest health centre far away thousands die diseases answers unacceptable youth represent future world opportunities realize potential guaranteed society can speak mind unacceptable farmers workers continue toil make best enjoy fruits labour due health
MWI 2012 478 478 certain will able achieve five eight mdgs will continue strive achieve goals three remaining mdgs universal primary education promoting gender equality empowering women improving maternal health coincidentally three mdgs related issues worked throughout life will personally ensure malawi redoubles efforts make improvements areas government realizes potential malawi potential land resources importantly health
MWI 2012 620 620 sources undertaking business climate reform attract investment agro-processing mining projects will set country path fulfilling full potential addition also launched two initiatives presidential initiative maternal health safe motherhood presidential initiative poverty hunger reduction fast-track interventions needed address social needs disadvantaged groups especially women youth malawi refuses accept others may consider destiny health
NGA 2012 579 579 peace security development axiomatic self-evident work united nations commission life-saving commodities women children honour co-chair mr jens stoltenberg prime minister norway recognizes need serve improve health women children benefit future progress world indeed laudable achievement commend vision secretary-general mr ban ki-moon commission’s overarching objective provide medical resources life-saving commodities affordable accessible health
NGA 2012 629 629 accessible timely manner thereby saving lives least million women children worldwide helping achieve health-related targets millennium development goals mdgs concerned unf lattering statistics maternal child mortality nigeria government adopted measures reversing unhappy trend close collaboration commission related every woman every child movement believe therefore time world looked beyond post-mdg era year health
NIC 2012 917 917 strengthening peace international security context government national reconciliation unity presided comandante daniel ortega saavedra people achieving important results struggle poverty strengthens process restoring rights translates health better education productive service-oriented infrastructure higher living standard citizens soon will transformed energy matrix using sources renewable_energy per cent energy consumed will renewable_energy decided take health
PAK 2012 1109 1109 leader shaheed mohtarma benazir bhutto appeared body years ago words ring guide us new future said dream third millennium gap rich poor evaporates illiteracy hunger malnutrition disease long last conquered every child planned wanted nurtured supported birth girl welcomed joy boy dream millennium tolerance pluralism people respect people nations respect nations health
PAK 2012 1110 1110 shaheed mohtarma benazir bhutto appeared body years ago words ring guide us new future said dream third millennium gap rich poor evaporates illiteracy hunger malnutrition disease long last conquered every child planned wanted nurtured supported birth girl welcomed joy boy dream millennium tolerance pluralism people respect people nations respect nations religions health
PHL 2012 868 868 rule law instrument justice development yet continuing global economic challenges financial instability make even important focus ensuring rule law gives everyone due poverty hunger poor health education deteriorating environment threats require nothing less concerted collective response development efforts must respect principles norms sustainability crucial continued health earth peoples consequently philippines will health
PHL 2012 888 888 everyone due poverty hunger poor health education deteriorating environment threats require nothing less concerted collective response development efforts must respect principles norms sustainability crucial continued health earth peoples consequently philippines will integrate key ideas united nations conference sustainable development review medium- term development plan even continue pursue attainment millennium development goals health
PLW 2012 103 103 palau s natural cultural world heritage site just last year united nations development programme ranked palau forty-ninth world human development index composite measure life expectancy health educational attainment living standards proud ranking small new country tribute palau’s success gained much palau worked give back international community make world better place palau health
PLW 2012 714 714 prerequisite achieving millennium development goals per cent increase broadband penetration increases developing country’s gross national product per cent sure per cent increase fundamentally improve palauan health business civic engagement continue seek partners might help palau reach goal last year palau underwent human rights council universal periodic review repeated recommendation human rights health
PNG 2012 357 357 liquefied natural gas project extractive industries plan reinvest revenue future country believe strengthened economy will improve social indicators particularly addressing literacy levels high maternal infant mortality rates law order enforcement ageing public sector workforce declining state country’s infrastructure papua new guinea supports secretary- general’s five-year action agenda sustainable development enhanced human health
PNG 2012 544 544 meeting millennium development goals mdgs especially indicators national targets set acknowledge will challenge attain mdgs note measured progress eradication extreme poverty hunger mdg reduction child mortality mdg part country taking full ownership mdgs support development partners european union united nations papua new guinea conducting trial millennium village concept month recommit working health
PRT 2012 191 191 fundamental pillars action within united nations equal perseverance sought strengthen role security council fight new challenges international peace security organized crime proliferation illicit trafficking terrorism pandemics council’s capacity prevent conflicts bring mediation play efforts improve coordination regional subregional organizations played active role continue collective efforts overcome crises emerged côte d’ivoire libya health
PRY 2012 1002 1002 commitments organization’s international agenda human rights violations scourge must forever eradicated civilization government paraguay reiterates growth nations can achieved social equality prioritizing basic needs education health land reform growth without social development will result world unequal unjust paraguayan government actively working build development model gives priority decent work regard promoting mechanisms health
SDN 2012 736 736 home largest development project sudan building dam together many development projects government green-land policy designed expand agricultural projects south kordofan policy improve water quality education health services moreover proceeding belief fundamental responsibility government protect citizens renew commitment joint tripartite initiative united nations african union league arab states bring humanitarian assistance civilians health
SLB 2012 274 274 core working group also established coordinate donor assistance playing important role public finance reforms including debt management creating fiscal buffers enable us cushion external shocks health sector pleased report almost eradicated malaria two nine provinces infant mortality significantly decreased per live births maternal mortality rate also decreased deaths per live births health
SLB 2012 280 280 donor assistance playing important role public finance reforms including debt management creating fiscal buffers enable us cushion external shocks health sector pleased report almost eradicated malaria two nine provinces infant mortality significantly decreased per live births maternal mortality rate also decreased deaths per live births government development partners continue fund medical health
SLB 2012 285 285 public finance reforms including debt management creating fiscal buffers enable us cushion external shocks health sector pleased report almost eradicated malaria two nine provinces infant mortality significantly decreased per live births maternal mortality rate also decreased deaths per live births government development partners continue fund medical health centres deliver services needed health
SLB 2012 292 292 fiscal buffers enable us cushion external shocks health sector pleased report almost eradicated malaria two nine provinces infant mortality significantly decreased per live births maternal mortality rate also decreased deaths per live births government development partners continue fund medical health centres deliver services needed people major improvements law order situation resulted health
SLB 2012 306 306 two nine provinces infant mortality significantly decreased per live births maternal mortality rate also decreased deaths per live births government development partners continue fund medical health centres deliver services needed people major improvements law order situation resulted reduction major crimes created safer environment country also successfully hosted number international events oceania health
SLB 2012 454 454 consolidate gains made far building resilient state solomon islands continues strengthen relationship united nations year opened second diplomatic permanent mission geneva also pleased see world health organization office honiara upgraded liaison office level resident representative request united nations development programme undp follow suit believe stronger united nations presence country level will health
SLE 2012 482 482 many member states particularly global south voyage rough times turbulent worse still effects food fuel financial crises struck global community well impact climate_change conflicts deadly pandemics exacerbated situation compromised determination efforts developing countries especially least developed countries ldcs attain internationally agreed development goals including mdgs commend brazil successfully hosting united nations health
SMR 2012 985 985 general assembly improvement disaster prevention response theme recently gained greater importance political agenda rising temperatures earthquakes droughts caused unprecedented humanitarian disasters many populations suffered food health insecurity thus becoming fully aware vulnerability disasters course natural ones also caused human beings international community must able rapidly efficiently respond emergency situations fundamental way health
SMR 2012 1333 1333 meeting will great success today recognize appreciate fundamental role women nonetheless discrimination violence women still often subjected among major concerns united nations many countries maternal mortality still worrisome especially poorest areas world women affected hiv many parts world women continue subjected atrocious humiliating practices improving status women world responsibility responsibility states health
SMR 2012 1394 1394 access schooling education improve participation political social economic life levels republic san marino welcomes proposal hold global conference women years beijing summit despite fact child mortality decreasing recent estimates show approximately million children died age moreover according estimates million children will access schooling recently drought food emergency horn africa devastating impact health
SMR 2012 1449 1449 children almost million young people ages affected hiv children still vulnerable group population subjected violence abuse exploitation vast number children world still access basic services health care education besides facing global challenges economic crisis problems connected climate_change states must find resources necessary best meet needs children immediately improve conditions living poorest health
SRB 2012 511 511 climatic conditions survival progress mankind eternal ideals human community sustainable development necessary precondition achieving ideals poverty famine limited access clean water pose grave threats human health anything possible healthy man although may many problems however sick man one problem get healthy therefore like particularly emphasize importance quality medical care children women health
SRB 2012 545 545 however sick man one problem get healthy therefore like particularly emphasize importance quality medical care children women particular mothers well importance continuing struggle communicable non-communicable diseases comes progress humanity importance education must ignored believe investing education best way invest future development furthermore access knowledge education privilege chosen standard available computer book health
STP 2012 1010 1010 regarding millennium development goals united nations set deadline democratic republic sao tome principe can report significant progress particularly areas education literacy rate per cent population health especially fight malaria however realize meeting deadline will require effort achieve goals country hopes continue receive support many forms international community regard like take opportunity health
STP 2012 1013 1013 goals united nations set deadline democratic republic sao tome principe can report significant progress particularly areas education literacy rate per cent population health especially fight malaria however realize meeting deadline will require effort achieve goals country hopes continue receive support many forms international community regard like take opportunity extend sincere thanks health
SUR 2012 135 135 sustainable sectors agriculture tourism score high design construction relevant infrastructure demonstrate suriname’s potential player supply side strategic commodities president bouterse also presented social package education health care figure prominently made point strong international ratings encouraging indicators investors however citizens suriname lack right opportunities will share achievements government able present package comprising health
SUR 2012 169 169 encouraging indicators investors however citizens suriname lack right opportunities will share achievements government able present package comprising job- oriented education academic well vocational level adequate health services sports facilities access potable water information communications technology facilities proper waste disposal challenge financing improved social package makes necessary empower production service sectors providing health
SUR 2012 799 799 world leaders will gather assess implementation commitments made underscore importance creating well-being providing greater opportunities vulnerable society giving full access high-quality education levels affordable high-quality health care services well realizing commitments gender equality empowerment women necessary increase ability women world bring change ensure can exist environment free violence conducive well-being including health
SUR 2012 835 835 increase ability women world bring change ensure can exist environment free violence conducive well-being including access decent employment services housing acknowledge global burden threat non-communicable diseases moving towards full implementation political declaration high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution annex well commitments made stress importance multisectoral actions strengthening health health
SUR 2012 849 849 including access decent employment services housing acknowledge global burden threat non-communicable diseases moving towards full implementation political declaration high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution annex well commitments made stress importance multisectoral actions strengthening health systems ensuring availability adequate sustained resources well enhanced international cooperation effective partnerships suriname increased health
SUR 2012 860 860 diseases moving towards full implementation political declaration high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases resolution annex well commitments made stress importance multisectoral actions strengthening health systems ensuring availability adequate sustained resources well enhanced international cooperation effective partnerships suriname increased efforts fight often overlooked silent killers united nations conference sustainable development health
SVK 2012 161 161 peace security dignity organization’s primary objective preserve peace security world extremely challenging year full unexpected twists turns including severe new conflicts grave violations human rights disease famine terrorism extremism well threats peace security unfortunately always successfully prevent attacks even occurred diplomats diplomatic missions resolutely condemn totally unacceptable way go resolving constantly health
SVK 2012 567 567 sustainable development system crucial enduring peace course security support sustainable energy initiative launched secretary-general spirit initiative emphasize among things positive aspects use nuclear energy energy health care sectors convinced priority investments research increase operational safety security nuclear power plants useful massive investment closure functioning power plants slovakia prepared intensively constructively cooperate health
SWE 2012 528 528 indeed us need development inclusive equitable sustainable international community met three millennium development goals well ahead time lagging significantly behind others accelerate efforts reduce child mortality improve maternal health started look beyond immediate future sweden welcomes high-level panel post-2015 development agenda looks forward contributing recommendations rio world leaders recently launched process health
SWE 2012 531 531 development inclusive equitable sustainable international community met three millennium development goals well ahead time lagging significantly behind others accelerate efforts reduce child mortality improve maternal health started look beyond immediate future sweden welcomes high-level panel post-2015 development agenda looks forward contributing recommendations rio world leaders recently launched process working towards sustainable health
SWZ 2012 99 99 ensure realization aspirations organization gather must always remember role united nations keep peace throughout world develop help nations work together resolving challenges hunger unemployment conflicts disease illiteracy among others united nations also aims centre harmonizing actions nations achieve aspirations meeting time whole world facing numerous challenges economic financial crisis kingdom eswatini health
SWZ 2012 190 190 made fight hiv aids rollout antiretroviral treatments remain threatened uncertainty around financial sustainability programme wish acknowledge support continue receive global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria mitigating diseases fund gone long way injecting resources national programme promoting health key national priority need work together overcome challenges essential efforts address global economic health
SWZ 2012 192 192 hiv aids rollout antiretroviral treatments remain threatened uncertainty around financial sustainability programme wish acknowledge support continue receive global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria mitigating diseases fund gone long way injecting resources national programme promoting health key national priority need work together overcome challenges essential efforts address global economic challenges conscious health
SWZ 2012 202 202 sustainability programme wish acknowledge support continue receive global fund fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria mitigating diseases fund gone long way injecting resources national programme promoting health key national priority need work together overcome challenges essential efforts address global economic challenges conscious social implications proposed solutions strategies create hardship rather find answers health
SYR 2012 1099 1099 syrian citizens needs claims correspond policy tightening unilateral economic sanctions severe effect citizens living conditions whose interests imposing sanctions claim serve can imposing sanctions banking health transport sectors consistent caring syrians best interests also wonder legitimate public demands citizens syrian leadership responded transparently sincerely justify used excuse continue providing every kind health
TGO 2012 807 807 successful free peaceful transparent legislative elections indeed aim raise togo ranks countries managed eradicate syndrome violence elections nonetheless must recognize violence unfortunately turned elections cause mortality various regions world scourge caused much damage african continent loss human lives material destruction urgent everything prevent reappearance togo elsewhere individual collective responsibility leave stone health
THA 2012 519 519 live world increasing interconnectivity peoples continue face insecurity cross- border challenges age globalization concept security must people-centred therefore transnational challenges people smuggling human trafficking narcotics pandemics natural disasters illegal trade arms materials weapons mass destruction must rank high national agenda international community redouble collective effort act forcefully transnational crimes exist world health
THA 2012 751 751 thailand wishes reaffirm commitment peacekeeping difficult times necessary timor-leste haiti darfur gulf aden thailand’s peacekeeping operations also assist local community development sharing best practices agriculture health water resource management sum thailand continued engage international community across three pillars united nations peace security development human rights management interconnected issues will provide us health
TLS 2012 638 638 years includes objectives long term years implemented according priorities execution time will continue invest social capital aim building capacity dignifying timorese citizens maximizing quality access health education professional training information social justice culture will invest basic infrastructures will driving force country’s development will develop economic sector make better use potential create health
TON 2012 619 619 peoples eminent tongan scholar late mr epeli hau’ofa said defined smallness islands greatness oceans sea ocean oceania us custodians ocean living non-living resources long appreciated health oceans critical maintaining staple source sustenance livelihood island communities welcome focus rio sustainable fisheries national capacity development importance access role small-scale artisanal fisheries women need health
TTO 2012 620 620 fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments lack action political declaration prevention control non-communicable diseases adopted health
TTO 2012 627 627 climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments lack action political declaration prevention control non-communicable diseases adopted one year ago resolution annex risk inaction health
TTO 2012 644 644 demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments lack action political declaration prevention control non-communicable diseases adopted one year ago resolution annex risk inaction matter adverse consequences significant therefore urge matter given high priority international development agenda stability many regions undermined health
TUN 2012 253 253 political systems threaten freedom peoples peace among peoples republic tunisia just emerged dictatorship well aware high toll taken regime proposes create new mechanism fight dictatorships disease threatening peace stability security well prosperity peoples impact freedom people given country also give rise hatred wars europe able enjoy peace stability prosperity fall fascist health
TUN 2012 287 287 freedom people given country also give rise hatred wars europe able enjoy peace stability prosperity fall fascist nazi communist dictatorships medical field methods developed world health organization made possible elimination polio twentieth century seemed pure fiction doctors nineteenth century acquired political maturity awareness face dictatorship diseases poses serious threat lives hundreds health
TUN 2012 307 307 medical field methods developed world health organization made possible elimination polio twentieth century seemed pure fiction doctors nineteenth century acquired political maturity awareness face dictatorship diseases poses serious threat lives hundreds millions people united nations charter institutions disposal legal arsenal can serve bring basic freedoms peace among peoples invite organization declare health
TZA 2012 478 478 made progress achievement mdgs attained goal universal primary education back also registered considerable gains goal promoting gender equality empowerment women well goal combating hiv aids malaria diseases also achieved moderate results mdgs dealing infant maternal mortality respectively however much remains done emancipate people traps poverty goals improve livelihood people must go health
TZA 2012 479 479 progress achievement mdgs attained goal universal primary education back also registered considerable gains goal promoting gender equality empowerment women well goal combating hiv aids malaria diseases also achieved moderate results mdgs dealing infant maternal mortality respectively however much remains done emancipate people traps poverty goals improve livelihood people must go beyond health
TZA 2012 488 488 also registered considerable gains goal promoting gender equality empowerment women well goal combating hiv aids malaria diseases also achieved moderate results mdgs dealing infant maternal mortality respectively however much remains done emancipate people traps poverty goals improve livelihood people must go beyond therefore necessary consider post-mdg agenda one complements instead diverting health
TZA 2012 591 591 sustainable basis strengthen agricultural systems establish early-warning mechanisms also must develop effective responses calamities horn africa sahel region ensuring food security need also address issue nutrition regard tanzania proud member scaling nutrition movement national level government undertaking various initiatives ensure food security public-private partnerships government pleasure hosting africa green revolution forum health
TZA 2012 597 597 early-warning mechanisms also must develop effective responses calamities horn africa sahel region ensuring food security need also address issue nutrition regard tanzania proud member scaling nutrition movement national level government undertaking various initiatives ensure food security public-private partnerships government pleasure hosting africa green revolution forum arusha concluded today participation african leaders health
UGA 2012 509 509 inequitable distribution resources social political exclusion grievances linkage development security peacebuilding now widely recognized conflicts resolved affected communities need peace dividends terms delivery basic services health education well opportunities employment secondly efforts made defuse fear hatred negative emotions make conflicts intractable often violent must collectively speak intolerance extremism order advance mutual health
URY 2012 533 533 powerful countries still threaten intervene countries written values principles incorporated constitutions preached many ways good everyone succeeded meeting basic needs billions poor people guaranteed programmes health education housing employment basis social justice changed peace freedom without actively aware noble causes require one dominated oppressed without nothing dignified housing protects family work health
URY 2012 566 566 peace freedom without actively aware noble causes require one dominated oppressed without nothing dignified housing protects family work dignity fair wage right education responsibility individual health care can save million children years age die year around world cares elderly women destitute truly revolutionary change conditions life fully enjoy rights political ideal health
URY 2012 700 700 redistribution resources took solutions needy widows children children poor blacks zambos creoles development requires change present day given us fundamental condition projects insoluble problems poverty malnutrition overcrowding unemployment child mortality socioeconomic scourges still afflict humanity therefore system requires change way carry transform reality responsibilities community nations avoided problems occur natural result health
URY 2012 704 704 needy widows children children poor blacks zambos creoles development requires change present day given us fundamental condition projects insoluble problems poverty malnutrition overcrowding unemployment child mortality socioeconomic scourges still afflict humanity therefore system requires change way carry transform reality responsibilities community nations avoided problems occur natural result conditions characteristics relations among health
VAT 2012 1022 1022 financial systems economies now prosperous serious consequences social cohesion led resurgence old fantasies exacerbated nationalism populism xenophobia add tragedy millions people weighed hunger lack basic health care abject poverty well vast populations living inhuman conditions displaced populations refugees among thousands children given difficulty finding common solutions respect principles self-determination independence equality health
VCT 2012 1735 1735 trade treaty call members session general assembly redouble efforts negotiate binding agreement matter reconvene next september year imperative united nations continue focused work fight non-communicable diseases caribbean community rightly placed forefront global agenda people saint vincent grenadines strong fiercely independent independence forged heroic struggles indigenous garifuna peoples genocide hardened fires resistance health
VEN 2012 986 986 coefficient country egalitarian latin america caribbean according food agriculture organization united nations ranked tenth among best-fed peoples world country fifth-highest percentage university enrolment world education health care free venezuelans without exception access rights extraordinary achievements economic social cultural rights attained context participatory democracy civil political rights fully respected never country’s history health
YEM 2012 1125 1125 peace stability somalia supporting reconciliation efforts hosting various rounds negotiations different parties yemen stop opened doors million somali refugees despite difficult circumstances yemen encountering economic health security impacts refugee process congratulate somali people success accomplishing peaceful transfer power electing mr hassan sheik mohamud new president democratic environment hope elections will lead health
ZAF 2012 845 845 also reach target year achievement millennium development goals mdgs world leaders committed eradicating extreme poverty facilitating universal primary education attaining gender equality improving maternal child health reducing burden disease primarily combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis protecting environment mobilizing global partnerships development heads state also committed promoting gender equality empowerment women effective health
ZAF 2012 848 848 year achievement millennium development goals mdgs world leaders committed eradicating extreme poverty facilitating universal primary education attaining gender equality improving maternal child health reducing burden disease primarily combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis protecting environment mobilizing global partnerships development heads state also committed promoting gender equality empowerment women effective ways combat poverty health
ZAF 2012 853 853 mdgs world leaders committed eradicating extreme poverty facilitating universal primary education attaining gender equality improving maternal child health reducing burden disease primarily combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis protecting environment mobilizing global partnerships development heads state also committed promoting gender equality empowerment women effective ways combat poverty hunger disease stimulate truly sustainable health
ZAF 2012 875 875 combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis protecting environment mobilizing global partnerships development heads state also committed promoting gender equality empowerment women effective ways combat poverty hunger disease stimulate truly sustainable development urge united nations continue promoting achievement mdgs instruments whose tenets advance human rights women concerned sub-saharan africa unlikely meet targets mdgs health
ZMB 2012 159 159 publicity positive macroeconomic indicators results trickle average citizen quest develop micro level focus new government enhancing agricultural productivity access markets peasants small-scale farmers providing improved health services close families possible improving quality education facilitating access decent housing accommodation draw closer deadline meeting millennium development goals international community needs maximize efforts towards health
ZMB 2012 204 204 international community needs maximize efforts towards achieving eight goals zambia made steady progress achieving them.that visible education sector seen increase net enrolment children primary schools health sector seen reductions prevalence hiv aids tuberculosis malaria notwithstanding progress tackling communicable diseases zambia also attempting address non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer still considering matters health
ZMB 2012 212 212 goals zambia made steady progress achieving them.that visible education sector seen increase net enrolment children primary schools health sector seen reductions prevalence hiv aids tuberculosis malaria notwithstanding progress tackling communicable diseases zambia also attempting address non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer still considering matters related health sector allow mention government recently reviewed health
ZMB 2012 217 217 achieving them.that visible education sector seen increase net enrolment children primary schools health sector seen reductions prevalence hiv aids tuberculosis malaria notwithstanding progress tackling communicable diseases zambia also attempting address non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer still considering matters related health sector allow mention government recently reviewed statistics indicate zambia now second-highest health
ZMB 2012 223 223 increase net enrolment children primary schools health sector seen reductions prevalence hiv aids tuberculosis malaria notwithstanding progress tackling communicable diseases zambia also attempting address non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer still considering matters related health sector allow mention government recently reviewed statistics indicate zambia now second-highest rate cervical cancer world july capital health
ZMB 2012 231 231 seen reductions prevalence hiv aids tuberculosis malaria notwithstanding progress tackling communicable diseases zambia also attempting address non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer still considering matters related health sector allow mention government recently reviewed statistics indicate zambia now second-highest rate cervical cancer world july capital lusaka hosted sixth annual stop cervical cancer africa health
ZMB 2012 268 268 rate cervical cancer world july capital lusaka hosted sixth annual stop cervical cancer africa conference made forum african first ladies breast cervical cancer african parliamentarians health ministers cancer just last year former united states president george w bush travelled lusaka launch pink ribbon red ribbon campaign breast cervical cancer since facilitated health
ZMB 2012 300 300 united states president george w bush travelled lusaka launch pink ribbon red ribbon campaign breast cervical cancer since facilitated generous contributions facilities now place fight diseases like express zambian people’s deep appreciation efforts however challenges health sector elsewhere end means stood folded arms since government assumed power september country seen reasonable health
ZMB 2012 310 310 ribbon red ribbon campaign breast cervical cancer since facilitated generous contributions facilities now place fight diseases like express zambian people’s deep appreciation efforts however challenges health sector elsewhere end means stood folded arms since government assumed power september country seen reasonable improvements economy inflation rate per cent gross domestic product growth health
AFG 2013 282 282 ready drive taliban regime power afghanistan near-total isolation region world community afghan people terrorized population without rights freedoms without protection taliban regime’s brutality severe poverty disease endemic little access health-care services education system completely excluded women girls fewer half million male students attending schools universities catastrophic failure average annual per capita health
AND 2013 182 182 definition new goals introduced however must forget reports indicate shall reach date without accomplished goals set past years advanced little respect sustainability protection environment child mortality continues increase poorest regions countries achieving universal primary education totally unviable progress towards preventing treating aids poorer countries remains inadequate great deal work remains done health
AND 2013 239 239 achieved areas since proportion people living extreme poverty halved share world’s population access safe drinking water rose per cent per cent notable progress achieved fight malaria tuberculosis goal reducing hunger per cent appear achievable great success andorra applauds decision conjoin united nations main principles specific objectives solve great problems faced humankind health
AND 2013 341 341 agenda will even ambitious will able dedicate even effort realizing citizens world need know proclaim expansion democracy rule law people striven reduce poverty hunger child mortality promote gender equality universal education important otherwise will run risk citizens perceiving institutions united nations far removed everyday lives real problems even seriously run risk health
ARG 2013 2294 2294 mistakes one thing mistakes paid leaders make decisions imperfect choices mistakes paid human lives talking war also talking economy case paid terms unemployment lack access health care education housing security cheap labour available drug trafficking talk much fighting one keys fighting drug trafficking put end cheap labour emerging underdeveloped countries must health
ATG 2013 178 178 timespan implementation declaration widely expected inspire development directly improve lives hundreds millions people people struggling survive basic living conditions suffering effects poverty gender inequities ill health environmental degradation thirteen years gone global community show terms concrete results matter side lens look something appallingly wrong less two years go must ask leaders health
ATG 2013 777 777 early entry force att will continue work energetically member states ensure entry force another threat sustainable development small island developing states antigua barbuda rise non-communicable diseases ncds situation alarming stage hundreds succumb annually antigua barbuda prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases health
ATG 2013 778 778 entry force att will continue work energetically member states ensure entry force another threat sustainable development small island developing states antigua barbuda rise non-communicable diseases ncds situation alarming stage hundreds succumb annually antigua barbuda prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue health
ATG 2013 791 791 threat sustainable development small island developing states antigua barbuda rise non-communicable diseases ncds situation alarming stage hundreds succumb annually antigua barbuda prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death region health-care system economy population heavily burdened ncds reason government health
ATG 2013 795 795 island developing states antigua barbuda rise non-communicable diseases ncds situation alarming stage hundreds succumb annually antigua barbuda prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death region health-care system economy population heavily burdened ncds reason government become even proactive addressing health
ATG 2013 799 799 barbuda rise non-communicable diseases ncds situation alarming stage hundreds succumb annually antigua barbuda prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death region health-care system economy population heavily burdened ncds reason government become even proactive addressing issue health care continues health
ATG 2013 802 802 diseases ncds situation alarming stage hundreds succumb annually antigua barbuda prevention care treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death region health-care system economy population heavily burdened ncds reason government become even proactive addressing issue health care continues basically free antiguans health
ATG 2013 814 814 treatment non-communicable diseases continue challenge heart disease diabetes cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death region health-care system economy population heavily burdened ncds reason government become even proactive addressing issue health care continues basically free antiguans barbudans government often helps citizens seek treatment abroad facilities home unable provide health
ATG 2013 822 822 cancer cardiovascular disease chronic respiratory diseases continue leading causes death region health-care system economy population heavily burdened ncds reason government become even proactive addressing issue health care continues basically free antiguans barbudans government often helps citizens seek treatment abroad facilities home unable provide ask assembly continue keep issue ncds high agenda health
ATG 2013 845 845 addressing issue health care continues basically free antiguans barbudans government often helps citizens seek treatment abroad facilities home unable provide ask assembly continue keep issue ncds high agenda small developing nation antigua barbuda sought ensure trade rules agreed majority members international community including united states america adhered take opportunity draw assembly’s health
ATG 2013 1478 1478 achieve post-2015 development agenda world leaders stand idle see tears desperation faces many children hungry successfully achieve post-2015 development agenda world leaders allow easily treatable illnesses diseases destroy populations successfully achieve post-2015 development agenda world leaders sit back allow lines class divisions insurmountable social barriers increase successfully achieve post-2015 development agenda health
ATG 2013 1479 1479 post-2015 development agenda world leaders stand idle see tears desperation faces many children hungry successfully achieve post-2015 development agenda world leaders allow easily treatable illnesses diseases destroy populations successfully achieve post-2015 development agenda world leaders sit back allow lines class divisions insurmountable social barriers increase successfully achieve post-2015 development agenda world health
AUS 2013 554 554 defending human rights globally regionally support equality fundamental freedoms freedom discrimination freedom slavery torture arbitrary arrest detention exile freedom speech conscience religion freedom work enjoy health education participate life community importantly freedoms must extend women girls including equal access employment resources education health services must underpinned robust independent legal systems enforce health
AUS 2013 571 571 exile freedom speech conscience religion freedom work enjoy health education participate life community importantly freedoms must extend women girls including equal access employment resources education health services must underpinned robust independent legal systems enforce economic social political rights australia will continue promote protect human rights standards around world seeking membership human health
AZE 2013 805 805 establishment islamic financial safety net support palestine well donors conference support city al-quds states members oic international organizations attending conferences pledged contribute improving palestine’s economy health care education well two infrastructure projects welcome yesterday’s adoption security council resolution regarding safeguarding destruction syria’s chemical-weapon stockpiles hope unanimous strong position demonstrated council will health
BDI 2013 226 226 burundi sets burundi will look like main pillars goals promote strong leadership levels state apparatus provide good living conditions population rely educated population enjoys good health promote accelerated double-digit economic growth make regional integration increase diversify economy burundi goals include putting place aggressive demographic policy aimed limiting population growth rate per health
BDI 2013 521 521 parliament per cent national assembly per cent senate figures far exceed stipulation constitution established quota per cent women political institutions respect mdg target reducing under-five mortality rate rate decreased per cent going deaths per live births per despite progress still far hoped-for per cent aim order achieve target reducing two thirds health
BDI 2013 548 548 rate decreased per cent going deaths per live births per despite progress still far hoped-for per cent aim order achieve target reducing two thirds under-five mortality rate relative improvement due people going health-care facilities made health care free children regard mdg improving maternal health target reduce three quarters maternal mortality rate health
BDI 2013 558 558 despite progress still far hoped-for per cent aim order achieve target reducing two thirds under-five mortality rate relative improvement due people going health-care facilities made health care free children regard mdg improving maternal health target reduce three quarters maternal mortality rate mortality ratio undergone downward trend since decreased rate maternal deaths health
BDI 2013 566 566 order achieve target reducing two thirds under-five mortality rate relative improvement due people going health-care facilities made health care free children regard mdg improving maternal health target reduce three quarters maternal mortality rate mortality ratio undergone downward trend since decreased rate maternal deaths per live births per year amounting reduction per health
BDI 2013 572 572 under-five mortality rate relative improvement due people going health-care facilities made health care free children regard mdg improving maternal health target reduce three quarters maternal mortality rate mortality ratio undergone downward trend since decreased rate maternal deaths per live births per year amounting reduction per cent mdg combating hiv aids malaria health
BDI 2013 574 574 rate relative improvement due people going health-care facilities made health care free children regard mdg improving maternal health target reduce three quarters maternal mortality rate mortality ratio undergone downward trend since decreased rate maternal deaths per live births per year amounting reduction per cent mdg combating hiv aids malaria diseases survey health
BDI 2013 597 597 mortality rate mortality ratio undergone downward trend since decreased rate maternal deaths per live births per year amounting reduction per cent mdg combating hiv aids malaria diseases survey conducted shows hiv prevalence estimated per cent population aged years among women ages years old per cent compared per cent nonetheless see downward health
BDI 2013 598 598 rate mortality ratio undergone downward trend since decreased rate maternal deaths per live births per year amounting reduction per cent mdg combating hiv aids malaria diseases survey conducted shows hiv prevalence estimated per cent population aged years among women ages years old per cent compared per cent nonetheless see downward trend health
BEL 2013 426 426 respected including situations conflict referring particular humanitarian law victims can receive assistance care belgium echoed tirelessly backed calls humanitarian agencies obstacles activities lifted demand access health care improved ground everywhere including syria parties must respect international humanitarian law country participates actively efforts provide assistance populations victims fighting onset winter sharp rise health
BEL 2013 779 779 exodus ecological reasons millions people exhaustion natural resources climatic warming despite progress made much remains done meet millennium development goals hunger poverty unequal access education health care intolerable injustices must continue mobilize fight belgium asks efforts made rubric post-2015 development merged goals united nations conference sustainable development single negotiation framework within health
BEN 2013 768 768 dangerous takes root societiees associating transnational organized crime networks equally pressing challenges international community needs address benefit adopting preventive proactive well healing approach order improve health planet constantly expand vital space necessary ensuring humans flourish really want ensure universal access peace shared prosperity sorely want encouraging way crisis mali managed credit health
BFA 2013 7 7 sociopolitical crises armed conflicts degradation ecosystems pandemics like hiv aids religious extremism terrorism cross-border crime development problems today vital questions call upon conscience individuals summoning responsibility building present future convinced need enhance health
BGD 2013 331 331 adopted sixty-seventh session using state-of-the-art digital technology people today getting services digitized union information service centres rural women also receiving health-care services digitally interconnected community health clinics union health centres extended health-care services people’s doorsteps advanced cell phone technologies also providing services million subscribers believe real national development achievable education education health
BGD 2013 334 334 using state-of-the-art digital technology people today getting services digitized union information service centres rural women also receiving health-care services digitally interconnected community health clinics union health centres extended health-care services people’s doorsteps advanced cell phone technologies also providing services million subscribers believe real national development achievable education education main driving force health
BGD 2013 498 498 vulnerable group feeding development housing livelihood homeless monthly pensions senior citizens widows destitute women insolvent freedom fighters people disabilities maternity allowances total million people food nutrition security million rural people one house one farm schemes name disadvantaged physically challenged provided education skill development interest-free loans self- employment formal sector per cent health
BGR 2013 75 75 millennium development goals resembles unfinished work undoubtedly lot achieved global fight poverty underdevelopment progress unsteady limited nowadays hard accept billion people still suffer extreme poverty malnutrition basic health services many women babies remain remote luxury disparities wealth distribution quality life personal opportunities become extreme across globe climate_change environmental degradation reached alarming health
BGR 2013 77 77 goals resembles unfinished work undoubtedly lot achieved global fight poverty underdevelopment progress unsteady limited nowadays hard accept billion people still suffer extreme poverty malnutrition basic health services many women babies remain remote luxury disparities wealth distribution quality life personal opportunities become extreme across globe climate_change environmental degradation reached alarming level require health
BHS 2013 696 696 brought alignment realities modern era archipelagic nation though comparatively small population covers vast area hundreds islands opportunities illegal migration greatly multiplied time imperative invest education health future people forced instead devote ever-growing share resources problems associated illegal migration bahamas like rest world understandably places great deal emphasis human rights migrants also health
BLZ 2013 501 501 agenda domestic priorities complement global agenda contained document horizon articulates development framework sector-specific documents emanating horizon inform national development agenda areas security energy gender education health topping list domestic priorities time resolution guatemalan claim poses existential threat nation requires urgent resolution peoples two countries region continue enjoy peaceful coexistence characterized relationship health
BLZ 2013 665 665 rainforests contributing denuding mountains results violent flooding rainy season transfer topsoil sand silt sea soils ultimately deposited pristine barrier reef choking destroying fragile ecosystems compromising health entire reef marine ecological system thrives additionally increasing trespassing guatemalans country given rise frequent violent encounters guatemalans members belize defence force resulting fatalities instances incidents health
BLZ 2013 1095 1095 world-class education skills training able compete successfully global markets time belize able provide education training level locally cooperates international partners provision large measure education non-communicable diseases disabilities impacting countries caribbean region negatively country incidence cancers diabetes hiv aids chronic lung diseases hypertension strokes reaching epidemic proportions empirical data reveal low- middle-income health
BLZ 2013 1110 1110 level locally cooperates international partners provision large measure education non-communicable diseases disabilities impacting countries caribbean region negatively country incidence cancers diabetes hiv aids chronic lung diseases hypertension strokes reaching epidemic proportions empirical data reveal low- middle-income countries non-communicable -isease-related impairments account per cent persons living disabilities therefore urgent united nations work health
BLZ 2013 1114 1114 partners provision large measure education non-communicable diseases disabilities impacting countries caribbean region negatively country incidence cancers diabetes hiv aids chronic lung diseases hypertension strokes reaching epidemic proportions empirical data reveal low- middle-income countries non-communicable -isease-related impairments account per cent persons living disabilities therefore urgent united nations work address afflictions blighting lives health
BLZ 2013 1252 1252 related agencies including united nations development programme united nations population fund unicef unesco food agriculture organization united nations united nations office drugs crime pan american health organization work tirelessly support implementation national development objectives also wish thank many nations currently partnering us development belize like enlist support united nations helping persuade health
BOL 2013 189 189 goal literacy-rate goal people years age met unesco declared bolivia country free illiteracy thanks cooperation cuba venezuela working us since 2006-2007 goal coverage terms maternal health reached maternal child mortality decreased thanks economic growth able create vouchers pregnant women children years age made possible decrease maternal child mortality coverage terms potable health
BOL 2013 193 193 years age met unesco declared bolivia country free illiteracy thanks cooperation cuba venezuela working us since 2006-2007 goal coverage terms maternal health reached maternal child mortality decreased thanks economic growth able create vouchers pregnant women children years age made possible decrease maternal child mortality coverage terms potable water increased example created health
BOL 2013 211 211 coverage terms maternal health reached maternal child mortality decreased thanks economic growth able create vouchers pregnant women children years age made possible decrease maternal child mortality coverage terms potable water increased example created programme entitled water investment water must thank andean development corporation inter-american development bank contributions funding put together water health
BOL 2013 291 291 two mayors party power parties told water iii will result per cent local population drinking water made advances area investment water blessing life means minimizing disease potable water helps people avoid contracting diseases like know able achieve thanks state lives conditions sovereignty dignity saying previously politically subject american empire embassies united health
BOL 2013 298 298 iii will result per cent local population drinking water made advances area investment water blessing life means minimizing disease potable water helps people avoid contracting diseases like know able achieve thanks state lives conditions sovereignty dignity saying previously politically subject american empire embassies united states decided minister economically subject international monetary health
BRA 2013 557 557 vast social protection network particularly family stipend programme addition achievements lifted million brazilians extreme poverty two years plan free brazil extreme poverty drastically reduced child mortality recent unicef report indicates brazil achieved one significant reductions child mortality world children top priority brazil reflected commitment education country increased public investment education according health
BRA 2013 568 568 million brazilians extreme poverty two years plan free brazil extreme poverty drastically reduced child mortality recent unicef report indicates brazil achieved one significant reductions child mortality world children top priority brazil reflected commitment education country increased public investment education according latest organization economic cooperation development report also just approved legislation earmarks health
BRA 2013 601 601 education country increased public investment education according latest organization economic cooperation development report also just approved legislation earmarks per cent petroleum revenue education per cent health services debate post-2015 development agenda must focus results rio de janeiro united nations conference sustainable development key drivers major step taken rio de janeiro place health
BRA 2013 818 818 political reform pact urban mobility geared towards improvement public transportation urban reform pact education great passport future will supported royalties oil revenues petroleum social fund health pact provides doctors assist brazilians poorest remote regions country fiscal responsibility pact guarantee economic viability new stage history although acute phase crisis behind us situation health
BRB 2013 179 179 many manifestations impact climate_change extreme_weather events food crises volatile food crises compounded unprecedented levels terror violence time seen global determination tackle issues barbados recognizes stability health productivity global environment particularly coastal marine resources fundamental survival barbados caricom small island developing states sids therefore deem imperative countries like maintain active involvement shaping health
BRB 2013 515 515 development agenda involve commitments eradication poverty hunger environmental sustainability strong emphasis coastal marine resources development sustainable accessible renewable_energy technologies pursuit sustainable agriculture agenda tandem food nutrition security gender equality women’s empowerment youth development education employment also call emphasis inclusion vulnerable groups including persons disabilities requisite means implementation including capacity-building technology transfer health
BRB 2013 883 883 reform existing international development cooperation architecture build inclusive global partnerships effective development cooperation possess wealth experience areas can share developing middle-income countries including education training health care social partnering clean -nergy policies technologies environmental protection including coastal conservation provision social safety nets like sids however constrained limited financial resources persistent prolonged health
BRB 2013 1120 1120 view programme offers much potential enhancing capacity access sids-grown technologies skill sets technical assistance programme must seen important mechanism advancing post-2015 development agenda provision free health care barbadian citizens critical contributor high level human development barbados treatment prevention chronic non-communicable diseases however account disproportionately large percentage national budget entailed diversion scarce health
BRB 2013 1135 1135 must seen important mechanism advancing post-2015 development agenda provision free health care barbadian citizens critical contributor high level human development barbados treatment prevention chronic non-communicable diseases however account disproportionately large percentage national budget entailed diversion scarce resources devoted achieving development goals chronic non-communicable diseases constitute one major challenges sustainable development barbados health
BRB 2013 1153 1153 human development barbados treatment prevention chronic non-communicable diseases however account disproportionately large percentage national budget entailed diversion scarce resources devoted achieving development goals chronic non-communicable diseases constitute one major challenges sustainable development barbados effectively threatening development gains barbados made strong commitment preventing combating chronic non-communicable diseases reflected strong multi-stakeholder partnerships including health
BRB 2013 1173 1173 achieving development goals chronic non-communicable diseases constitute one major challenges sustainable development barbados effectively threatening development gains barbados made strong commitment preventing combating chronic non-communicable diseases reflected strong multi-stakeholder partnerships including dedicated engagement civil society despite national prioritization non-communicable diseases focus prevention implementation evidence-based programmes developing country like barbados achieve national health
BRB 2013 1187 1187 threatening development gains barbados made strong commitment preventing combating chronic non-communicable diseases reflected strong multi-stakeholder partnerships including dedicated engagement civil society despite national prioritization non-communicable diseases focus prevention implementation evidence-based programmes developing country like barbados achieve national objectives international cooperation assistance area critical country draw dividing line domestic foreign policies blessed health
BWA 2013 140 140 development goals will constitute significant part post- development agenda therefore pledge full support cooperation president ashe efforts usher new development paradigm doubt challenges extreme poverty disease lack access affordable energy potable water sanitation climate_change gender inequality will continue haunt millions people especially developing countries account delegation strong view formulation sustainable development health
BWA 2013 205 205 complement millennium development goals rather replace wholesale botswana made impressive achievements implementation millennium development goals mainstreamed national development planning process substantial portion national budget allocated health education infrastructure human resource development empowerment women young people proud report achieved universal primary education well universal access hiv aids treatment care support services drastically health
BWA 2013 342 342 botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impacts health food security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations framework convention climate_change delegation believes needs done particularly assist vulnerable countries arid semi-arid areas health
CAN 2013 460 460 forced marriage since began remarks today children forced marriage rate per hour per day effects early forced marriage documented beyond dispute early forced marriage harms health halts education destroys opportunity enslaves women life poverty young woman recounted wedding date remembered day left school country immune scourge global problem problem humankind forced health
CAN 2013 534 534 quiet discomfort public small concern particularly context crime calls heaven justice spoke english united nations act protect young girls will another way protect vulnerable improve health mothers newborns children can reduce number deaths like say proud canadian prime minister stephen harper led global effort muskoka initiative reduce maternal infant mortality improve health
CAN 2013 558 558 improve health mothers newborns children can reduce number deaths like say proud canadian prime minister stephen harper led global effort muskoka initiative reduce maternal infant mortality improve health mothers children world’s poorest countries half world’s population potential efforts eradicate sexual violence conflict eliminate early forced marriage improve maternal newborn health essential health
CAN 2013 560 560 mothers newborns children can reduce number deaths like say proud canadian prime minister stephen harper led global effort muskoka initiative reduce maternal infant mortality improve health mothers children world’s poorest countries half world’s population potential efforts eradicate sexual violence conflict eliminate early forced marriage improve maternal newborn health essential must react health
CAN 2013 582 582 infant mortality improve health mothers children world’s poorest countries half world’s population potential efforts eradicate sexual violence conflict eliminate early forced marriage improve maternal newborn health essential must react crises must invest opportunities women young girls must ensure women participate fully parts society countries united nations will help us build stronger health
CHL 2013 1465 1465 growth example per capita gross domestic product four years ago now stands poverty inequality declining real wages rising rapidly indicators show key spheres quality education health making progress right direction stimulating innovation entrepreneurship better protecting consumers workers environment time rebuilt virtually per cent everything destroyed earthquake tsunami obviously government proud contribution health
CHN 2013 1007 1007 including syrian refugees outside country recently china providing emergency humanitarian aid jordan amount million provided emergency humanitarian aid cash worth million world food programme world health organization displaced people within syria syrian refugees lebanon respectively china working promote peaceful settlement iranian nuclear issue dialogue played constructive role seeking comprehensive lasting appropriate health
CIV 2013 267 267 sound performance economy favourable climate government established ambitious reconstruction programme based national development plan period 2012-2015 social investments priority programme programme allocates substantial amounts education health basic social infrastructure government also made job creation national priority particular jobs young people goal create jobs year considerable number given size country assess accomplished health
CMR 2013 232 232 despite progress current pace implementation countries achieve mdgs deadline two years go must point will difficult cameroon achieve goals substantial progress made reaching targets area health care considered catalyst economic social development view reducing poverty country remains committed effort combat aids pandemic allocation substantial resources fight disease distribution free antiretroviral drugs health
CMR 2013 248 248 cameroon achieve goals substantial progress made reaching targets area health care considered catalyst economic social development view reducing poverty country remains committed effort combat aids pandemic allocation substantial resources fight disease distribution free antiretroviral drugs effective care sick implementation efficient prevention programme including transmission mother child led considerable decline rate hiv health
CMR 2013 253 253 made reaching targets area health care considered catalyst economic social development view reducing poverty country remains committed effort combat aids pandemic allocation substantial resources fight disease distribution free antiretroviral drugs effective care sick implementation efficient prevention programme including transmission mother child led considerable decline rate hiv infection cameroon per cent rate health
CMR 2013 274 274 allocation substantial resources fight disease distribution free antiretroviral drugs effective care sick implementation efficient prevention programme including transmission mother child led considerable decline rate hiv infection cameroon per cent rate dropped per cent decline per cent another genuine source satisfaction cameroon progress made area education government strived continue strengthen numerous efforts health
CMR 2013 557 557 held cameroon enabled civil society issue recommendations post-mdg framework recommendations keeping mdgs terms strengthening actions undertake order provide universal access primary education reduce maternal infant mortality improve access water sanitation furthermore context next programme country believes particular focus placed creating decent jobs engine economic growth sustainable development context cameroon crafted strategy health
COD 2013 229 229 part states convulsions global economy consequences manifold range threats peace deadly conflicts globalization driven mainly unbridled pursuit profit aggravation poverty comes addition food crisis famines diseases including endemic diseases disappeared now reappearing environmental destruction main cause climate_change deplorable effects remedy situation general assembly established several bodies welcome creation open working group health
COD 2013 232 232 global economy consequences manifold range threats peace deadly conflicts globalization driven mainly unbridled pursuit profit aggravation poverty comes addition food crisis famines diseases including endemic diseases disappeared now reappearing environmental destruction main cause climate_change deplorable effects remedy situation general assembly established several bodies welcome creation open working group sustainable development goals health
COG 2013 668 668 often causes social unrest now will numerous african countries will meet millennium development goals mdgs country significant progress achieving mdgs especially relating education maternal child health thanks government’s efforts initiatives areas abolishing school fees providing free textbooks recruiting teachers providing free caesarean sections vaccinations antiretroviral treatments however progress somewhat slow fighting health
COG 2013 710 710 sections vaccinations antiretroviral treatments however progress somewhat slow fighting poverty promoting decent jobs nonetheless combating poverty remains major concern government accords high priority investment programmes health education professional training infrastructure agricultural production forestry mining reasons hope progress now national context prepared republic congo enjoys reassuring stability favourable economic environment lasting peace health
CPV 2013 133 133 agenda promoting since cape verde list least developed countries nation made significant progress socioeconomic political arenas improved people’s overall standard living focus investment access education health care water food clear unambiguous systematic efforts competitively integrate economy international market support international partners time transformation agenda fully aligned mdg commitments targets created conditions health
CPV 2013 352 352 agenda led united nations involving intensive international cooperation partnership multilateral bilateral levels cape verde committed joint effort cape verdeans deeply focused global issues climate_change hunger malnutrition various forms inequality well importance ensuring environmental sustainability national international partnerships support global development climate_change pressing problem times must addressed urgency great sense responsibility world health
CRI 2013 896 896 gravity many nations challenges drug trafficking transnational organized crime join call states region mexico guatemala re-evaluate agreed international policies seek effective responses drug trafficking perspective health respect human rights impact reduction along lines necessary increase international cooperation reduce illegal flows weapons money fuel criminal networks new global strategy enormous challenge product health
DMA 2013 158 158 well expanded access post-secondary education training girls women treated equals boys men received tremendous support improving living conditions elderly people children enjoy free access public health care dominica continued maintain coveted title nature island caribbean adhering self-imposed sustainable environmental practices past several decades model hope states around world can emulate approach health
DMA 2013 751 751 agenda must address important role seas oceans survival peoples throughout world especially live islands sustainable development goal oceans therefore ensure fish stocks harvested sustainably preserve health marine environment will require protection marine areas reduction ocean acidification elimination marine pollution cessation disruptive fishing practices general consensus sustainable development poverty eradication form core health
DMA 2013 819 819 sids particular will able secure inclusive sustained economic growth development energy agriculture tourism sectors associated industries broad-based job creation achievement social goals education women’s empowerment health care require sustainable industrial development must underscored twenty-first century industrialization must inclusive sustainable present future generations benefit must incorporate citizens strategically tailored preserve livelihoods future health
DNK 2013 545 545 unfinished business mdgs must figure prominently post-2015 development agenda focus ending extreme poverty one generation promoting sustainable development dimensions empowerment women girls access basic services health education must drop agenda contrary must commit close gaps denmark committed shouldering share collective responsibility denmark provided per cent gross national income official development assistance health
DNK 2013 705 705 underpin socioeconomic progress prevent instability gender-based discrimination including denial rights women girls remains single widespread driver inequalities today’s world denmark critical gender equality sexual reproductive health rights reflected post-2015 agenda also underscored high-level panel report macroeconomic policy essential addressing inequalities equitable socioeconomic progress fair distribution resources important developed developing countries alike health
DOM 2013 214 214 chasms social inequality exclusion time reached situation now consider intolerable world billion people living state extreme poverty hunger world many millions human beings lack adequate health care drinking water good- quality education decent employment world extreme malnutrition social exclusion prevail morally unacceptable extent aspire world development sustainable must first accept shared health
DOM 2013 225 225 billion people living state extreme poverty hunger world many millions human beings lack adequate health care drinking water good- quality education decent employment world extreme malnutrition social exclusion prevail morally unacceptable extent aspire world development sustainable must first accept shared responsibility parts societies agree time actions words translate commitment magnitude reality health
DOM 2013 910 910 living state extreme poverty raise children extremely unsafe living conditions without sanitation safe drinking water without sufficient resources buy medicine provide child food ensure proper nutrition without resources without bed mosquito net protect insects transmit serious diseases decide children can go school children work know difficult road still remains ahead can health
DOM 2013 921 921 sanitation safe drinking water without sufficient resources buy medicine provide child food ensure proper nutrition without resources without bed mosquito net protect insects transmit serious diseases decide children can go school children work know difficult road still remains ahead can agree satisfactory arrangement regard post-2015 international development agenda effective ways implement health
DZA 2013 242 242 technology 2010-2014 five-year plan algeria implementing human development strategy sets forth ambitious policies promote social justice balanced regional preparations within framework strict resource management education health housing infrastructure sectors continue given priority backed investment economic growth extensive efforts naturally supported international level multifaceted assistance countries affected crises natural disasters effective integration health
EST 2013 413 413 ensure efforts will bear fruit long-term partner afghanistan estonia remains committed assisting training financing afghan security forces continuing support educational progress women’s empowerment rule law health care also sadly true conflicts can times alarmingly sustainable years estonia emphasized protracted conflicts around nagorno karabakh georgia moldova must fall radar screen international community health
EST 2013 614 614 poverty eradication targets leave one behind applicable achievable every country many societies women girls main drivers development allowing fulfil potential education decent job opportunities essential health services disregard potential one half humankind also important remember persons disabilities one excluded segments societies although often serious difficulties access basic social services decent job health
ETH 2013 350 350 flexible innovative approach implementing chapter viii charter order enhance partnership address common challenges celebrating oau au’s golden jubilee time stereotypical narrative africa continent afflicted poverty disease conflict slowly begun change spite many persistent difficulties africa indeed turned corner reducing number conflicts plaguing continent promoting democratic governance well fighting poverty accelerated economic health
FRA 2013 770 770 innovative financing country’s tax airline tickets helps finance international drug purchase facility unitaid brought billion since country decided increase tax per cent enhance fight great pandemics hiv aids tuberculosis malaria europe france also established tax financial transactions decided allocate per cent income towards development-related actions access water renewable_energy development assistance can health
FRA 2013 774 774 airline tickets helps finance international drug purchase facility unitaid brought billion since country decided increase tax per cent enhance fight great pandemics hiv aids tuberculosis malaria europe france also established tax financial transactions decided allocate per cent income towards development-related actions access water renewable_energy development assistance can help poorest countries ensure health
FSM 2013 392 392 management fisheries must play sustainable management bycatch particularly discarded bycatch threaten effective fisheries management serious conservation problem valuable living resources wasted moreover threatens food security nutrition needs similarly agree essential include goal sustainable energy sustainable development goals discussion new york transition sustainable energy places huge fiscal burden national accounts commend tonga health
FSM 2013 674 674 considerations people valuable assets therefore tailoring approach inclusive people special attention circumstances women youth elderly disabled persons advancement must mainstreamed discussion post-2015 development agenda non-communicable diseases diabetes heart kidney diseases continue challenge must address sustainable development goals global crisis demanding global solution controlled undermine sustainable development degrade quality life people welcome health
FSM 2013 678 678 therefore tailoring approach inclusive people special attention circumstances women youth elderly disabled persons advancement must mainstreamed discussion post-2015 development agenda non-communicable diseases diabetes heart kidney diseases continue challenge must address sustainable development goals global crisis demanding global solution controlled undermine sustainable development degrade quality life people welcome high-level meeting disability development health
FSM 2013 739 739 leadership forum support outcome document resolution high-level meeting federated states micronesia places high priority harnessing advanced information communication technologies socioeconomic development especially areas distance education health natural disaster early warning thank world bank asian development bank assistance offered improve telecommunications enable country obtain fibre optics also welcome cooperation support international telecommunication health
GAB 2013 175 175 goals mdgs mdgs provided global solidarity pact countries socioeconomic development like emphasize gabon achieved noteworthy progress poverty reduction food security education significantly reduced infant maternal mortality hiv aids prevalence malaria mortality strengthened women’s participation political economic life country despite efforts made states must recognized mdgs will achieved expected owing mainly unfulfilled health
GAB 2013 179 179 global solidarity pact countries socioeconomic development like emphasize gabon achieved noteworthy progress poverty reduction food security education significantly reduced infant maternal mortality hiv aids prevalence malaria mortality strengthened women’s participation political economic life country despite efforts made states must recognized mdgs will achieved expected owing mainly unfulfilled commitments reduced funding context health
GAB 2013 180 180 solidarity pact countries socioeconomic development like emphasize gabon achieved noteworthy progress poverty reduction food security education significantly reduced infant maternal mortality hiv aids prevalence malaria mortality strengthened women’s participation political economic life country despite efforts made states must recognized mdgs will achieved expected owing mainly unfulfilled commitments reduced funding context gabon health
GAB 2013 216 216 states must recognized mdgs will achieved expected owing mainly unfulfilled commitments reduced funding context gabon draws two main conclusions importance strengthened governance need efforts education health aimed equitable inclusive growth members begin consider post-2015 development agenda wish note gabon seeks post-2015 development agenda particular focus africa’s priorities include unrealized mdgs among health
GBR 2013 928 928 group g-20 done following global economic crisis said balance books backs world’s poorest held true word monday announced provide billion global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria per cent fund’s replenishment long others join women girls remain heart development agenda key economic growth investing girls education single effective thing can break cycle health
GHA 2013 218 218 commonplace africa indeed plenty graves remain unmarked time ruthlessness dictators seemed order day decades corruption greed depravity caused suffering entire continent easily succumbed wars poverty diseases staggered way year year eventually made survived last year addressed general assembly see pv began assurance come good news ghana stories success african continent year health
GHA 2013 927 927 date track achieving mdgs well school enrolment gender parity reduction hiv aids seen dramatic progress statistical shifts result work reach targets lagging behind mdgs infant mortality maternal health environmental sustainability figures show vast improvement since number maternal deaths every births decreased half recognize talking human lives even per cent decrease little health
GHA 2013 929 929 achieving mdgs well school enrolment gender parity reduction hiv aids seen dramatic progress statistical shifts result work reach targets lagging behind mdgs infant mortality maternal health environmental sustainability figures show vast improvement since number maternal deaths every births decreased half recognize talking human lives even per cent decrease little enough launched health
GIN 2013 629 629 order ensure harmonious development humankind context millennium development goals source real hope developing countries undeniable progress made many areas growth education gender equality maternal child health largely contributed pushing back borders poverty nevertheless many important challenges still met time international community investing creation post-2015 development agenda must recognize results achieved millennium health
GIN 2013 907 907 question equity justice will unshakeable momentum irreversible aspirations people passionate peace freedom progress profound high time listen voices voice poorest vulnerable one suffer hunger fear illness spectre ignorance duty leave future generations environment conducive sustainable development together will save humanity health
GMB 2013 174 174 result certainly calls assessment strengths weaknesses view rendering effective civil strife terrorism caused negative behaviour world powers undermining human security even viability states poverty hunger disease still decimate countless communities capacity respond man-made humanitarian crises remains discriminatory inadequate demonstrated yet case syria believe organization established first place find lasting solutions peace health
GMB 2013 814 814 human reproduction must promoting human extinction called promoting human rights one advocates definitive end human reproduction procreation promote homosexuality want put end human existence becoming epidemic muslims africans will fight behaviour countries will never accept want brighter future humankind continued existence humankind planet therefore will never tolerate agenda clearly calls human health
GMB 2013 1470 1470 live world new evolving threats threats anticipated united nations founded unilateral bullying criminal invasion resource-endowed sovereign states pretext strengthening democratization combined terrorism organized crime poverty disease will remain serious threat global peace security unless appropriate steps taken eradicate meeting challenges today calls sincerity honesty mount well- coordinated concerted global efforts gambia health
GNB 2013 735 735 beyond means foreseeable future least recognition mean government civil society guinea-bissau’s bilateral multilateral development partners general including united nations specialized agencies given effort contrary education health gender-equality policies fight poverty environmental policies sustainable development areas country made progress though moderate satisfactory levels respect outcome document united nations conference sustainable development entitled health
GNQ 2013 222 222 increase natural disasters wars terrorism acts violence take human lives force large groups populations homes hunger haunts almost three quarters world’s population still major endemic diseases cause many deaths less developed countries affect particular vulnerable segments society backdrop difficult political economic sociocultural situation around world equatorial guinea like acknowledge efforts secretary-general health
GNQ 2013 653 653 interests every nation impartially within framework efforts meet millennium development goals level basic infrastructure created policy promoting social institutions equatorial guinea resulted drop number cases malaria infant maternal morbidity mortality lower illiteracy rates better technical professional training increased empowerment women gradual integration persons disabilities rise well-being people equatorial guinea contributing collaborating health
GNQ 2013 656 656 impartially within framework efforts meet millennium development goals level basic infrastructure created policy promoting social institutions equatorial guinea resulted drop number cases malaria infant maternal morbidity mortality lower illiteracy rates better technical professional training increased empowerment women gradual integration persons disabilities rise well-being people equatorial guinea contributing collaborating actively north american health
GNQ 2013 657 657 within framework efforts meet millennium development goals level basic infrastructure created policy promoting social institutions equatorial guinea resulted drop number cases malaria infant maternal morbidity mortality lower illiteracy rates better technical professional training increased empowerment women gradual integration persons disabilities rise well-being people equatorial guinea contributing collaborating actively north american partners health
GNQ 2013 690 690 increased empowerment women gradual integration persons disabilities rise well-being people equatorial guinea contributing collaborating actively north american partners noble energy marathon sanaria view completely eliminating malaria development vaccine will ready official use order work towards main objective theme session post-2015 development agenda setting stage equatorial guinea adopted development programme aimed reaching health
GTM 2013 51 51 wish express appreciation mr vuk jeremi outstanding leadership stewardship assembly previous session honoured us visit guatemala year challenging guatemala last year undertook reduce levels child malnutrition affects every children country addition decided continue sit hands hundreds children died hunger inform assembly optimism efforts beginning bear fruit since began fight hunger managed health
GTM 2013 79 79 children country addition decided continue sit hands hundreds children died hunger inform assembly optimism efforts beginning bear fruit since began fight hunger managed reduce infant mortality malnutrition per cent similarly created monitoring system allows us measure nutritional condition hundreds thousands children assess growth development prevent deaths among children age challenge enormous health
GTM 2013 80 80 country addition decided continue sit hands hundreds children died hunger inform assembly optimism efforts beginning bear fruit since began fight hunger managed reduce infant mortality malnutrition per cent similarly created monitoring system allows us measure nutritional condition hundreds thousands children assess growth development prevent deaths among children age challenge enormous know health
GTM 2013 122 122 development prevent deaths among children age challenge enormous know goals ambitious yet satisfied progress achieved can affirm without hesitation little little winning fight hunger child malnutrition fight hunger closely related education want boys girls study many years can wish less nine years basic education goal set happen ensure nutrition will enable health
GTM 2013 145 145 hunger child malnutrition fight hunger closely related education want boys girls study many years can wish less nine years basic education goal set happen ensure nutrition will enable brains bodies grow healthily nourish boys girls can study must provide opportunity education can successful adult lives world work civic responsibilities democracy needs health
GTM 2013 548 548 spoken assembly including mexico colombia costa rica stating face global drug problem must review internationally agreed policies quest effective results framework respect human rights perspective health harm reduction objective must well-being society aspects prevention must given priority order reduce impact health especially reduce level social violence associated drug problem vein international health
GTM 2013 563 563 agreed policies quest effective results framework respect human rights perspective health harm reduction objective must well-being society aspects prevention must given priority order reduce impact health especially reduce level social violence associated drug problem vein international cooperation strengthened reduce illegal flows arms funds finance criminal networks new global strategy must emerge health
GTM 2013 637 637 session like add specific views government first like say guatemala commends visionary decision citizens states colorado washington led way approach addresses issue drugs perspective public health prevention addiction violence full respect human rights likewise wish commend president obama wise decision respect voice citizens colorado washington allowing innovative undertakings prove time also health
GTM 2013 758 758 trafficking production drugs hope special session general assembly held will draw innovative experiences take strong stand favour public policy can evaluated objectively based focus public health prevention damage control course respect human rights also believe important special session held new york city significance future global policies drug problem privilege elected security health
GUY 2013 129 129 whole witnessed substantial progress towards achievement millennium development goals however prospects vary significantly within across countries regions large number countries likely come short achieving goals health education challenges threaten sustainability hard-earned socioeconomic gains today still billion people live extreme poverty one eight persons planet among million children suffer chronic undernourishment addition health
GUY 2013 653 653 primary education close achieving universal secondary education also slashed poverty half moreover according food agriculture organization united nations one countries world reduced poverty also improved nutrition eradication poverty promotion sustainable development must become key principle objective global economic governance guidepost action international financial trade institutions speak achievements remiss point grave challenges health
HND 2013 484 484 action human rights now require presidential candidates sign human rights pact fundamentally important honduras continue working towards meeting millennium development goals made significant progress food nutrition security national priority president porfirio lobo sosa’s government focused efforts eradicate hunger various food nutrition security programmes targeting vulnerable people neediest areas country recognition multidimensional health
HND 2013 499 499 working towards meeting millennium development goals made significant progress food nutrition security national priority president porfirio lobo sosa’s government focused efforts eradicate hunger various food nutrition security programmes targeting vulnerable people neediest areas country recognition multidimensional multisectoral nature food nutrition security issue government republic reduced population suffering malnutrition per cent meeting health
HND 2013 513 513 president porfirio lobo sosa’s government focused efforts eradicate hunger various food nutrition security programmes targeting vulnerable people neediest areas country recognition multidimensional multisectoral nature food nutrition security issue government republic reduced population suffering malnutrition per cent meeting exceeding target millennium development goals example multisectoral approach ensure sustainability programmes pleased announce launch health
HND 2013 521 521 hunger various food nutrition security programmes targeting vulnerable people neediest areas country recognition multidimensional multisectoral nature food nutrition security issue government republic reduced population suffering malnutrition per cent meeting exceeding target millennium development goals example multisectoral approach ensure sustainability programmes pleased announce launch government initiative partnership dry corridor partnership support international health
HND 2013 644 644 equality empowerment women made progress implementing gender equality system created view promoting encouraging institutionalizing gender- equity policies improving equality opportunity men women regard reduction under-five mortality improving maternal health government approved public policy holistic development infants comprehensive care strategy children community strategy internationally recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered health
HND 2013 647 647 made progress implementing gender equality system created view promoting encouraging institutionalizing gender- equity policies improving equality opportunity men women regard reduction under-five mortality improving maternal health government approved public policy holistic development infants comprehensive care strategy children community strategy internationally recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered mortality risk increased health
HND 2013 665 665 women regard reduction under-five mortality improving maternal health government approved public policy holistic development infants comprehensive care strategy children community strategy internationally recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered mortality risk increased number births medical centres similarly important emphasize efforts made reduce infant morbidity mortality associated diseases preventable vaccination broad health
HND 2013 670 670 improving maternal health government approved public policy holistic development infants comprehensive care strategy children community strategy internationally recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered mortality risk increased number births medical centres similarly important emphasize efforts made reduce infant morbidity mortality associated diseases preventable vaccination broad immunization programme achieved per cent health
HND 2013 684 684 community strategy internationally recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered mortality risk increased number births medical centres similarly important emphasize efforts made reduce infant morbidity mortality associated diseases preventable vaccination broad immunization programme achieved per cent coverage vaccines required children age regard respect hiv aids government increased national budget prevention health
HND 2013 685 685 strategy internationally recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered mortality risk increased number births medical centres similarly important emphasize efforts made reduce infant morbidity mortality associated diseases preventable vaccination broad immunization programme achieved per cent coverage vaccines required children age regard respect hiv aids government increased national budget prevention care health
HND 2013 687 687 recognized improved maternal health conditions delivery thus lowered mortality risk increased number births medical centres similarly important emphasize efforts made reduce infant morbidity mortality associated diseases preventable vaccination broad immunization programme achieved per cent coverage vaccines required children age regard respect hiv aids government increased national budget prevention care financed almost health
HRV 2013 815 815 efficient based equal partnership mutual respect understanding development cooperation multilevel process sides can learn grow croatia will continue focusing donor activities gender child-sensitive issues maternal health prevention mortality children well enhancing girls education setting stage post-2015 development agenda global community will continue confronted many challenges just mentioned united nations conference sustainable health
HRV 2013 817 817 equal partnership mutual respect understanding development cooperation multilevel process sides can learn grow croatia will continue focusing donor activities gender child-sensitive issues maternal health prevention mortality children well enhancing girls education setting stage post-2015 development agenda global community will continue confronted many challenges just mentioned united nations conference sustainable development rio health
HTI 2013 669 669 century people still starving haiti unacceptable intolerable nelson mandela said overcoming poverty gesture charity act justice president martelly combatting extreme poverty commitment make history terms health care considerable challenges met haiti prevalence certain diseases high rates infant mortality shortcomings health-care infrastructure deprived millions haitians good-quality health services situation exacerbated earthquake furthermore health
HTI 2013 677 677 mandela said overcoming poverty gesture charity act justice president martelly combatting extreme poverty commitment make history terms health care considerable challenges met haiti prevalence certain diseases high rates infant mortality shortcomings health-care infrastructure deprived millions haitians good-quality health services situation exacerbated earthquake furthermore october serious outbreak cholera haiti haitian people continue health
HTI 2013 681 681 gesture charity act justice president martelly combatting extreme poverty commitment make history terms health care considerable challenges met haiti prevalence certain diseases high rates infant mortality shortcomings health-care infrastructure deprived millions haitians good-quality health services situation exacerbated earthquake furthermore october serious outbreak cholera haiti haitian people continue pay heavy price human health
HTI 2013 689 689 poverty commitment make history terms health care considerable challenges met haiti prevalence certain diseases high rates infant mortality shortcomings health-care infrastructure deprived millions haitians good-quality health services situation exacerbated earthquake furthermore october serious outbreak cholera haiti haitian people continue pay heavy price human lives given catastrophic consequences scourge dead people infected health
HTI 2013 728 728 pay heavy price human lives given catastrophic consequences scourge dead people infected haitian government proposing significant amount new global fund combat cholera earmarked exclusively eradication disease haiti continue believe united nations moral responsibility regard outbreak epidemic nonetheless true organization already supported government’s efforts combat disease however efforts far enough therefore like health
HTI 2013 738 738 people infected haitian government proposing significant amount new global fund combat cholera earmarked exclusively eradication disease haiti continue believe united nations moral responsibility regard outbreak epidemic nonetheless true organization already supported government’s efforts combat disease however efforts far enough therefore like propose establishment joint commission including members haitian government representatives united health
HTI 2013 747 747 fund combat cholera earmarked exclusively eradication disease haiti continue believe united nations moral responsibility regard outbreak epidemic nonetheless true organization already supported government’s efforts combat disease however efforts far enough therefore like propose establishment joint commission including members haitian government representatives united nations consider ways means definitively eradicate disease haiti face health
HTI 2013 770 770 efforts combat disease however efforts far enough therefore like propose establishment joint commission including members haitian government representatives united nations consider ways means definitively eradicate disease haiti face major public health challenges haitian government stood idly working national international partners public health experts managed curb spread hiv aids terms treating aids health
HTI 2013 775 775 far enough therefore like propose establishment joint commission including members haitian government representatives united nations consider ways means definitively eradicate disease haiti face major public health challenges haitian government stood idly working national international partners public health experts managed curb spread hiv aids terms treating aids today haiti moved prevalence rate health
HTI 2013 786 786 government representatives united nations consider ways means definitively eradicate disease haiti face major public health challenges haitian government stood idly working national international partners public health experts managed curb spread hiv aids terms treating aids today haiti moved prevalence rate today projected results just reward years effort made haiti model universally health
HTI 2013 837 837 recognized international scientific academic circles will stop much remains done terms prevention treatment much hope can definitively halt spread aids make treatment affordable haiti public health network provision health care largely insufficient new efforts terms prevention must made question environment major concern haitian government vegetation cover large area disappeared order raise health
HTI 2013 840 840 academic circles will stop much remains done terms prevention treatment much hope can definitively halt spread aids make treatment affordable haiti public health network provision health care largely insufficient new efforts terms prevention must made question environment major concern haitian government vegetation cover large area disappeared order raise awareness among people health
HUN 2013 266 266 negotiating process hungary attaches utmost importance issue water sanitation believe needs addressed integrated way achieve human rights-based social development prosperity ecological balance water source life health prosperity shared future can also source risk order take stock various international developments field water hungary decided organize budapest water summit held capital october hungary health
IND 2013 354 354 practical well-defined means implementation including adequate flow resources transfer technology taking views developing countries fully account meaningful post-2015 agenda must place equally high priority food nutrition health education infrastructure water sanitation energy combating discrimination women especially critical women’s equal access economic opportunities ensuring become victims violence targets prejudice india sought promote health
IND 2013 355 355 well-defined means implementation including adequate flow resources transfer technology taking views developing countries fully account meaningful post-2015 agenda must place equally high priority food nutrition health education infrastructure water sanitation energy combating discrimination women especially critical women’s equal access economic opportunities ensuring become victims violence targets prejudice india sought promote inclusive health
IRL 2013 532 532 vigilant terror resolute refusing compromise values face threats many factors contribute human suffering violent conflict syria one toll casualties escalating daily many parts world underdevelopment malnutrition disease exact even greater toll around globe million people almost times entire population ireland living extreme poverty hunger every single day children die needlessly preventable health
IRL 2013 533 533 terror resolute refusing compromise values face threats many factors contribute human suffering violent conflict syria one toll casualties escalating daily many parts world underdevelopment malnutrition disease exact even greater toll around globe million people almost times entire population ireland living extreme poverty hunger every single day children die needlessly preventable causes health
IRL 2013 652 652 since framework millennium development goals mdgs significant numbers people lifted poverty millions children receiving primary education two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aids diseases pandemics tackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental health
IRL 2013 653 653 framework millennium development goals mdgs significant numbers people lifted poverty millions children receiving primary education two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aids diseases pandemics tackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental human health
IRL 2013 777 777 poverty hunger generation want see specific commitments relation empowerment women girls want see integrated approach climate_change strong focus climate-sensitive agriculture aid programme government prioritized hunger malnutrition theme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investment nutrition mothers babies leading supporters scaling nutrition movement committed doubling aid spending nutrition ireland today emerging health
IRL 2013 787 787 girls want see integrated approach climate_change strong focus climate-sensitive agriculture aid programme government prioritized hunger malnutrition theme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investment nutrition mothers babies leading supporters scaling nutrition movement committed doubling aid spending nutrition ireland today emerging several years economic crisis will soon behind us many tough health
IRL 2013 793 793 strong focus climate-sensitive agriculture aid programme government prioritized hunger malnutrition theme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investment nutrition mothers babies leading supporters scaling nutrition movement committed doubling aid spending nutrition ireland today emerging several years economic crisis will soon behind us many tough decisions lot hard work safely exit health
IRL 2013 799 799 government prioritized hunger malnutrition theme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investment nutrition mothers babies leading supporters scaling nutrition movement committed doubling aid spending nutrition ireland today emerging several years economic crisis will soon behind us many tough decisions lot hard work safely exit international bailout economy back track proud health
IRL 2013 887 887 rights council warmly thank member states support election confidence placed us ireland played lead role adoption two important resolutions human rights council week one preventable mortality children five recognizing important role played civil society local national regional international levels universal declaration human rights adopted assembly states recognition inherent dignity equal inalienable health
IRN 2013 742 742 suffer throughout lives sanctions violent pure simple whether called smart otherwise unilateral multilateral violate inalienable human rights inter alia right peace right development right access health education right life sanctions beyond rhetoric cause belligerence warmongering human suffering borne mind however negative impact limited merely intended victims also affects economy livelihood countries health
IRQ 2013 237 237 per cent expected decline per cent third average per capita income increased nearly annual growth rate per cent clearly indicating noticeable economic progress fourth infant mortality must reduced deaths per births noteworthy figures fell deaths per births deaths per births plan also aims reducing mortality rate children five years age deaths health
IRQ 2013 256 256 indicating noticeable economic progress fourth infant mortality must reduced deaths per births noteworthy figures fell deaths per births deaths per births plan also aims reducing mortality rate children five years age deaths per live births following decline deaths fifth primary school enrolment must increase per cent figure per cent sixth plan health
ISL 2013 241 241 development goals indeed central iceland’s development policy government firmly committed shouldering responsibility globalized world new goals defined focus remain eliminating poverty achieving gender equality improving health providing education girls boys pressure ecosystem calls urgent action combat pollution land degradation well balanced consideration conservation utilization natural resources challenge ensure food security land health
ISL 2013 835 835 resources reform management policies steadfast advocate convention iceland firmly committed provisions protest strongest terms stakeholders resort threats coercive measures differences arise icelanders know better anyone health ocean resources must preserved fundamental existence livelihood conservation sound management sustainable use natural resources principles follow strictly policies sincere serious living responsibility comes safeguarding riches health
ITA 2013 172 172 global economy means equality growth secretary-general’s report work organization notes past years gains made fight poverty despite tangible improvements one eight persons worldwide still suffers malnutrition food security priority area action combines need act locally globally incorporates today’s crucial issues sustainable relationship consumption production energy efficiency italy making specific contribution issue health
ITA 2013 225 225 expo milan theme feeding planet energy life countries far agreed participate italy will use expo milan opportunity exchange best practices global sustainability area food security nutrition intend promote new partnerships private public sectors underlined heads united nations agencies based rome recent meeting italy feels time come launch new global initiative food health
JAM 2013 196 196 accelerate efforts anything less disservice people contemplate post-2015 development framework must also complete unfinished business reduction extreme poverty hunger combating hiv aids halting reversing incidence malaria tuberculosis increasing access reproductive health care deliberations post-2015 development agenda must determine best shape global compact universal people-centred strikes balance need robust economic growth job health
JAM 2013 201 201 people contemplate post-2015 development framework must also complete unfinished business reduction extreme poverty hunger combating hiv aids halting reversing incidence malaria tuberculosis increasing access reproductive health care deliberations post-2015 development agenda must determine best shape global compact universal people-centred strikes balance need robust economic growth job creation poverty eradication equally important health
JAM 2013 308 308 strong international support mainstreaming sids issues activities across united nations system sustainable approach development include people disabilities post-2015 development agenda also provide prevention control non-communicable diseases additional financial resources sustain global fight hiv aids another major threat development high incidence road crashes call countries take challenge reducing injuries fatalities resulting road health
JOR 2013 345 345 mounting flow syrian refugees jordan already equals one-tenth population reach million per cent population next year just numbers people need food water shelter sanitation electricity health care even strongest global economies absorb demand infrastructure resources let alone small economy fourth water-poorest country world jordanians opened arms need always done say now health
JPN 2013 975 975 will first introduce examples japanese woman bangladeshi woman afghan woman third example ms tokiko sato expert japan international cooperation agency responsible improving maternal newborn child health years remote village jordan undaunted suspicious looks initially received villagers ms sato speak anyone anywhere devoted ideas including making use public entertainment persuade villagers ms health
JPN 2013 1022 1022 entertainment persuade villagers ms sato finally found accepted village community ms sato’s tenacity gradually transformed traditional idea one decides number children husband wife mindset values health women assembly aware country played leading role establishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria japan intends continue make appropriate contribution upcoming fourth replenishment seeks secure health
JPN 2013 1036 1036 transformed traditional idea one decides number children husband wife mindset values health women assembly aware country played leading role establishment global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria japan intends continue make appropriate contribution upcoming fourth replenishment seeks secure additional financing fund however post-2015 development agenda appropriate broaden focus encompass diseases individually japan health
JPN 2013 1059 1059 aids tuberculosis malaria japan intends continue make appropriate contribution upcoming fourth replenishment seeks secure additional financing fund however post-2015 development agenda appropriate broaden focus encompass diseases individually japan regards approaches address individuals holistically better able meet broader health needs japan decided promote universal health coverage uhc occasion ticad v address health health
JPN 2013 1071 1071 seeks secure additional financing fund however post-2015 development agenda appropriate broaden focus encompass diseases individually japan regards approaches address individuals holistically better able meet broader health needs japan decided promote universal health coverage uhc occasion ticad v address health issues african region readied million present concentrating setting training health medical services health
JPN 2013 1077 1077 post-2015 development agenda appropriate broaden focus encompass diseases individually japan regards approaches address individuals holistically better able meet broader health needs japan decided promote universal health coverage uhc occasion ticad v address health issues african region readied million present concentrating setting training health medical services providers regard medical care can doubt health
JPN 2013 1084 1084 diseases individually japan regards approaches address individuals holistically better able meet broader health needs japan decided promote universal health coverage uhc occasion ticad v address health issues african region readied million present concentrating setting training health medical services providers regard medical care can doubt people give human touch three letters uhc health
JPN 2013 1094 1094 meet broader health needs japan decided promote universal health coverage uhc occasion ticad v address health issues african region readied million present concentrating setting training health medical services providers regard medical care can doubt people give human touch three letters uhc concrete terms people like ms sato without hesitation go local health
JPN 2013 1394 1394 foremost policy will continue undertake highly inventive efforts including launching start-up businesses africa actions ms tokiko sato japanese aid specialist highlighted importance maternal newborn child health mdg whose attainment conspicuously slow administration will second priority policy area engage greater efforts towards women’s health medical care finally hoped convey tragic example islam health
JPN 2013 1411 1411 japanese aid specialist highlighted importance maternal newborn child health mdg whose attainment conspicuously slow administration will second priority policy area engage greater efforts towards women’s health medical care finally hoped convey tragic example islam bibi importance women’s participation protection context peace security japan intends promote measures ensure women’s participation stages including health
KGZ 2013 62 62 obviously appropriate relevant convinced new development agenda will provide clear vision post-2015 development formulated best spirit millennium development goals special attention issues poverty eradication education health care economy employment governance agriculture food availability energy peace security need common agenda unquestionable countries must enthusiastically embark path sustainable development global challenges can effectively health
KGZ 2013 419 419 special needs problems challenges mountain countries communities will properly reflected post-2015 development programme well known mountain ranges provide valuable ecosystem services serve important indicator environmental health support system snow leopard rare endangered highland animal regard kyrgyzstan developing 10-year national protection strategy invite everyone world forum snow leopard held october bishkek kyrgyzstan health
KHM 2013 77 77 agenda will one ambitious projects undertaken united nations nations will called upon galvanize efforts help world live commitments end poverty educate children empower women provide health services overall picture encouraging must also recognize progress made towards attaining mdgs insufficient uneven poverty still widespread one billion people living extreme poverty high maternal health
KHM 2013 104 104 overall picture encouraging must also recognize progress made towards attaining mdgs insufficient uneven poverty still widespread one billion people living extreme poverty high maternal child mortality rates still seen many places throughout developing world developing countries still face many obstacles achievement mdgs within allocated time frame owing vulnerability global financial crisis health
KIR 2013 923 923 organization ensure highest level global collaboration accountability decisive action inspire greater sense urgency issues critical concern global community also welcome inclusion taiwan international processes world health assembly hope similar inclusive approach will prevail respect international institutions processes taiwan others currently excluded can participate contribute meaningfully good humankind resolution calls frank assessment health
KNA 2013 352 352 tremendous strides achieving mdg concerning eradication extreme poverty government invested heavily creating solid expansive social safety infrastructure helped less fortunate lead dignified lives provide subsidized health care children elderly assist vulnerable families resources pursue education provide hot nourishing meals day also provide living facilities aged indigent delegation hopes every effort will health
KNA 2013 415 415 clear indication exactly international community directing focus world whole pay great deal attention mdgs track progress stalled including relating hunger universal access primary education child mortality maternal health access sanitation nations must therefore redouble efforts exercise requisite political will implement programmes designed especially meet established targets improve lives millions people meaningful health
KNA 2013 417 417 exactly international community directing focus world whole pay great deal attention mdgs track progress stalled including relating hunger universal access primary education child mortality maternal health access sanitation nations must therefore redouble efforts exercise requisite political will implement programmes designed especially meet established targets improve lives millions people meaningful way must health
KNA 2013 556 556 special event follow-up achieving mdgs convened earlier week post-2015 development agenda also address challenges faced developing countries universal access modern energy services ensuring food security nutrition providing full productive employment decent work job skills training agricultural development building productive capacity infrastructure development government seen positive impact national initiative geared towards providing health
KNA 2013 766 766 organization american states european union international monetary fund world bank particular assisted greatly regard assembly will agree discussion issue development can progress without reference area health particular chronic illnesses continue plague societies resulting loss lives thus retarding developmental thrust just days ago margins sixty-eighth session privilege addressing forum non-communicable diseases disability health
KNA 2013 769 769 european union international monetary fund world bank particular assisted greatly regard assembly will agree discussion issue development can progress without reference area health particular chronic illnesses continue plague societies resulting loss lives thus retarding developmental thrust just days ago margins sixty-eighth session privilege addressing forum non-communicable diseases disability held collaboration several health
KNA 2013 790 790 area health particular chronic illnesses continue plague societies resulting loss lives thus retarding developmental thrust just days ago margins sixty-eighth session privilege addressing forum non-communicable diseases disability held collaboration several permanent missions caribbean community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention health
KNA 2013 802 802 retarding developmental thrust just days ago margins sixty-eighth session privilege addressing forum non-communicable diseases disability held collaboration several permanent missions caribbean community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced health
KNA 2013 806 806 days ago margins sixty-eighth session privilege addressing forum non-communicable diseases disability held collaboration several permanent missions caribbean community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced ensure equitable access high- health
KNA 2013 809 809 sixty-eighth session privilege addressing forum non-communicable diseases disability held collaboration several permanent missions caribbean community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced ensure equitable access high- quality care thereby health
KNA 2013 819 819 several permanent missions caribbean community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced ensure equitable access high- quality care thereby advance development forum able confirm ncds driven ageing increasingly alarmingly health
KNA 2013 820 820 permanent missions caribbean community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced ensure equitable access high- quality care thereby advance development forum able confirm ncds driven ageing increasingly alarmingly growing health
KNA 2013 823 823 community secretariat pan american health organization paho world health organization non-communicable disease alliance forum designed bring focused attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced ensure equitable access high- quality care thereby advance development forum able confirm ncds driven ageing increasingly alarmingly growing number cases juvenile health
KNA 2013 840 840 attention creating synergies non-communicable diseases ncds disabilities examine health systems can reoriented reinforced ensure equitable access high- quality care thereby advance development forum able confirm ncds driven ageing increasingly alarmingly growing number cases juvenile diabetes growing number youth incapacitated accident injury high incidence ncds within caribbean also places increased burden open health
KNA 2013 858 858 care thereby advance development forum able confirm ncds driven ageing increasingly alarmingly growing number cases juvenile diabetes growing number youth incapacitated accident injury high incidence ncds within caribbean also places increased burden open economies highly vulnerable external shocks natural disasters diverting resources allocated building quality infrastructure precious human capital indeed accept health
KNA 2013 888 888 increased burden open economies highly vulnerable external shocks natural disasters diverting resources allocated building quality infrastructure precious human capital indeed accept recommendation report caribbean commission health development urgent steps must taken reverse particular trends therefore focus strategically millennium development goals post- development agenda lose sight non-communicable diseases real threat pose societies health
KNA 2013 909 909 recommendation report caribbean commission health development urgent steps must taken reverse particular trends therefore focus strategically millennium development goals post- development agenda lose sight non-communicable diseases real threat pose societies across globe therefore grateful attention given united nations high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases two years ago need global response problem health
KNA 2013 927 927 goals post- development agenda lose sight non-communicable diseases real threat pose societies across globe therefore grateful attention given united nations high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases two years ago need global response problem recognize much work undertaken world health organization pan american health organization regional bodies reverse high incidence ncds region health
KNA 2013 940 940 globe therefore grateful attention given united nations high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases two years ago need global response problem recognize much work undertaken world health organization pan american health organization regional bodies reverse high incidence ncds region now strong emphasis testing since collection empirical data key proper tracking analysis preparation health
KNA 2013 944 944 given united nations high-level meeting prevention control non-communicable diseases two years ago need global response problem recognize much work undertaken world health organization pan american health organization regional bodies reverse high incidence ncds region now strong emphasis testing since collection empirical data key proper tracking analysis preparation strategic plans budgets incorporation health
KNA 2013 951 951 non-communicable diseases two years ago need global response problem recognize much work undertaken world health organization pan american health organization regional bodies reverse high incidence ncds region now strong emphasis testing since collection empirical data key proper tracking analysis preparation strategic plans budgets incorporation families communities education prevention detection programmes pivotal health
KNA 2013 984 984 empirical data key proper tracking analysis preparation strategic plans budgets incorporation families communities education prevention detection programmes pivotal regard delegation convinced combat high incidence non-communicable diseases must receive greater prominence post-2015 sustainable development agenda evident strong nexus nation’s health status levels productivity delegation therefore subscribes notion nation’s wealth lies health people health
KNA 2013 997 997 education prevention detection programmes pivotal regard delegation convinced combat high incidence non-communicable diseases must receive greater prominence post-2015 sustainable development agenda evident strong nexus nation’s health status levels productivity delegation therefore subscribes notion nation’s wealth lies health people high-level meeting two years ago important first step regard one must continue build health
KNA 2013 1008 1008 non-communicable diseases must receive greater prominence post-2015 sustainable development agenda evident strong nexus nation’s health status levels productivity delegation therefore subscribes notion nation’s wealth lies health people high-level meeting two years ago important first step regard one must continue build ongoing basis clear need adopt strategy similar global response hiv aids health
KNA 2013 1040 1040 important first step regard one must continue build ongoing basis clear need adopt strategy similar global response hiv aids order achieve levels success fighting incidence ncds today respectfully submit practical lessons learned experience developed agencies joint united nations programme hiv aids paho touched lives millions positive way therefore important assembly keep health
KNA 2013 1073 1073 developed agencies joint united nations programme hiv aids paho touched lives millions positive way therefore important assembly keep front burner practical strategy address high incidence ncds within region nations world usher dispensation sustainment remain cognizant inextricable link development environment peace security crime society unwelcome destabilizing threat must dealt promptly indeed ways health
KNA 2013 1524 1524 multisectoral agritourism demonstration farm high-priority solar energy farm information communications technology centre designed advance social economic interests small nation wish place record delegation’s appreciation world health organization invited taiwan five consecutive years attend world health assembly wha observer view taiwan adopted pragmatic approach meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies functional organizations health
KNA 2013 1533 1533 communications technology centre designed advance social economic interests small nation wish place record delegation’s appreciation world health organization invited taiwan five consecutive years attend world health assembly wha observer view taiwan adopted pragmatic approach meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies functional organizations critical current global efforts address many issues mutual concern health
KNA 2013 1566 1566 approach meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies functional organizations critical current global efforts address many issues mutual concern delegation convinced arrangements made taiwan’s presence world health assembly referred wha model serve useful point reference taiwan’s meaningful participation international agencies international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change note permit health
KNA 2013 1818 1818 change fail pursue priorities will eradicate poverty enhance global peace security find alternative means reducing impact climate_change saving planet destruction reduce elevated incidences hiv aids ncds must change agencies organization adopt policy equity strong determination execute mandate enable institutionalization culture peace security respect human lives justice let us therefore today forever health
LAO 2013 687 687 numerous challenges development poverty-reduction efforts clearly reflected recent third national mdg progress report issued early month achieve mdgs country must continue overcome daunting challenges child malnutrition gender inequality education impact unexploded ordnance contamination nevertheless lao government will continue lead people moving ahead together international community tackling numerous challenges order achieve mdgs health
LBR 2013 226 226 moreover economies diversifying trade infrastructure expanding democracies strong maturing regional institutions strengthening leading processes cooperation integration new africa story just growth see improvement school enrolment health indicators trade investment share people living poverty declining democracy still needing room improvement become norm rather exception governance improved significantly past decade equally pleased progress health
LCA 2013 450 450 world entering twenty-first century united nations took lead setting international development agenda time made loud clear declaration war extreme poverty hunger illiteracy gender inequality child mortality poor maternal health care hiv aids malaria diseases environmental degradation well forces seek fragment global partnership development declaration appropriately entitled millennium declaration goals contained therein health
LCA 2013 453 453 century united nations took lead setting international development agenda time made loud clear declaration war extreme poverty hunger illiteracy gender inequality child mortality poor maternal health care hiv aids malaria diseases environmental degradation well forces seek fragment global partnership development declaration appropriately entitled millennium declaration goals contained therein time-bound target-driven today health
LCA 2013 457 457 lead setting international development agenda time made loud clear declaration war extreme poverty hunger illiteracy gender inequality child mortality poor maternal health care hiv aids malaria diseases environmental degradation well forces seek fragment global partnership development declaration appropriately entitled millennium declaration goals contained therein time-bound target-driven today less two years deadline health
LCA 2013 458 458 setting international development agenda time made loud clear declaration war extreme poverty hunger illiteracy gender inequality child mortality poor maternal health care hiv aids malaria diseases environmental degradation well forces seek fragment global partnership development declaration appropriately entitled millennium declaration goals contained therein time-bound target-driven today less two years deadline arrives health
LCA 2013 629 629 sids serious vulnerabilities seem escaped gross domestic product-focused eyes development partners post-2015 agenda must therefore address real sense issues concern sids rise sea level non-communicable diseases assessment loss damage caused natural man-made disasters funding needed recovery also concerned causes climate_change particularly over-dependence fossil fuels destructive impact debt profiles small vulnerable economies health
LKA 2013 229 229 five years surpassing mdg mid-term target goal universal primary education will easily achieved key dividend strong educational infrastructure drastic reduction unemployment level sri lanka’s accomplishments health care include infant mortality rate per live births highlighted unicef success story sri lanka’s sense pride early recognition crucial role women play political socioeconomic development health
LKA 2013 233 233 mid-term target goal universal primary education will easily achieved key dividend strong educational infrastructure drastic reduction unemployment level sri lanka’s accomplishments health care include infant mortality rate per live births highlighted unicef success story sri lanka’s sense pride early recognition crucial role women play political socioeconomic development amply warranted elected world’s health
LSO 2013 73 73 shaping world time matter common cause great strides united nations made span peaceful settlement disputes restoring calm many countries peacekeeping raising awareness human rights eradicating diseases nevertheless much still needs done much world remains mired poverty disease peace security stability continue fragile economic development continues greatest challenge history ushered new millennium health
LSO 2013 84 84 span peaceful settlement disputes restoring calm many countries peacekeeping raising awareness human rights eradicating diseases nevertheless much still needs done much world remains mired poverty disease peace security stability continue fragile economic development continues greatest challenge history ushered new millennium years ago adopted millennium declaration millennium development goals mdgs order focus health
MAR 2013 532 532 killed wounded degree suffering international community called upon reduce kingdom morocco king paid particular attention humanitarian dimension established rural hospital jordan year half ago provide health services syrian brothers well known morocco involved establishment maghreb union now time coming together regionally isolation time cooperation openness unilateralism therefore reactivating maghreb union project health
MCO 2013 477 477 human beings still live close complete destitution even basic needs go unmet applaud secretary-general’s efforts behalf mobilization campaigns education first every woman every child scaling nutrition push us shoulder responsibilities towards world’s vulnerable education promotion women protection children public health conservation natural resources priority elements international cooperation policies outlined structured around health
MCO 2013 491 491 efforts behalf mobilization campaigns education first every woman every child scaling nutrition push us shoulder responsibilities towards world’s vulnerable education promotion women protection children public health conservation natural resources priority elements international cooperation policies outlined structured around eight mdgs especially maternal child health fight pandemics neglected diseases promotion food security particular health
MCO 2013 508 508 world’s vulnerable education promotion women protection children public health conservation natural resources priority elements international cooperation policies outlined structured around eight mdgs especially maternal child health fight pandemics neglected diseases promotion food security particular geared towards least developed countries seems policy international cooperation respond much possible interests virtuous circle development can health
MCO 2013 510 510 education promotion women protection children public health conservation natural resources priority elements international cooperation policies outlined structured around eight mdgs especially maternal child health fight pandemics neglected diseases promotion food security particular geared towards least developed countries seems policy international cooperation respond much possible interests virtuous circle development can launched help health
MCO 2013 512 512 women protection children public health conservation natural resources priority elements international cooperation policies outlined structured around eight mdgs especially maternal child health fight pandemics neglected diseases promotion food security particular geared towards least developed countries seems policy international cooperation respond much possible interests virtuous circle development can launched help build just health
MCO 2013 873 873 importance oceans future want resolution annex adopted november committing promoting role oceans definition post-2015 agenda reiterating support sustainable development goal focusing oceans climate regulation food nutrition security energy tourism transport international trade areas directly indirectly affected oceans linked three pillars sustainable development think also essential reaffirm fundamental oceans world serious risks health
MCO 2013 953 953 polar regions viability sustainable management oceans achieved unswerving political willingness form strong partnerships unite parties concerned will able combat effects overfishing pollution acidification oceans restore health productivity strengthening cooperation partnerships well deciding concrete action also heart preparations third international conference small island developing states want give full support along needed boost health
MDG 2013 177 177 emerging poor segment society escapes deterioration various kinds including poor employment conditions unemployment declining purchasing power total absence income lack access basic necessities food clothing health care education addition poverty deprivation indigence factors nurturing ground intolerance confrontation conflict thereby helping give rise global insecurity refer particularly recent events kenya iraq pakistan health
MDV 2013 323 323 achieved five eight ahead deadline although achieved three mdgs proud work done towards achieving particular advancement women country shown promise addressing gender equality especially area health education nearly achieved universal access basic health care women proud high literacy rates among boys girls alike maldives regards improving socioeconomic rights women integral part health
MDV 2013 330 330 three mdgs proud work done towards achieving particular advancement women country shown promise addressing gender equality especially area health education nearly achieved universal access basic health care women proud high literacy rates among boys girls alike maldives regards improving socioeconomic rights women integral part national development core component sustainable development unfortunately health
MEX 2013 355 355 conflict situations mexico also acting responsibly dealing global drug problem like chile colombia others mexico believes evaluate internationally agreed policies search effective responses based focus health framework respect human rights perspective damage control goal must well-being society aspects along costa rica paraguay others believe give priority prevention reduce impact health particular health
MEX 2013 379 379 focus health framework respect human rights perspective damage control goal must well-being society aspects along costa rica paraguay others believe give priority prevention reduce impact health particular violence associated drug problems similarly helpful strengthen international cooperation reduce illegal flows arms money fuel criminal networks along guatemala others believe new global strategy health
MEX 2013 704 704 world conference indigenous peoples held great event will host preparatory meeting experience shows achieve goal inclusion must consider every dimension poverty lack income financial inclusion nutrition health education housing basic services national crusade hunger member group mexico sought place deficiencies centre debate innovative feature national crusade hunger lies focus multidimensional measurement health
MEX 2013 705 705 conference indigenous peoples held great event will host preparatory meeting experience shows achieve goal inclusion must consider every dimension poverty lack income financial inclusion nutrition health education housing basic services national crusade hunger member group mexico sought place deficiencies centre debate innovative feature national crusade hunger lies focus multidimensional measurement poverty health
MKD 2013 152 152 human resources environment must key building block sustainable development nature sustains us resources used wisely economic growth facilitates human growth reduces poverty facilitates better education health care thus crucial element development framework republic macedonia will fully contribute achievement global objectives national agenda investment education health agriculture food environment infrastructure partnership government health
MKD 2013 171 171 growth reduces poverty facilitates better education health care thus crucial element development framework republic macedonia will fully contribute achievement global objectives national agenda investment education health agriculture food environment infrastructure partnership government business community highest priorities peace conflict resolution human rights protection united nations goals today represent even greater challenge respond health
MLI 2013 878 878 crisis northern regions mali rooted precarious living conditions local population poverty established ministry national reconciliation development northern regions upon arrival helm order accelerate development areas health education infrastructure pleased note international community understood stake take opportunity express deep-seated heartfelt gratitude friends mali committed may wonderful show exceptional solidarity backing implementation plan health
MLT 2013 150 150 undoubtedly remarkable successes number people living extreme poverty fallen poverty rates access sources clean water improved proportion urban slum dwellers declined substantially visible improvement areas health education yet significant achievements now watershed moment international community already recognized need push goals beyond see become sustainable development goals important stock-taking exercise taking place health
MLT 2013 202 202 one left behind human feels merely like scrap life living edge existence easy us think poverty belonging elsewhere see around us luxury exercising wilful blindness malnutrition disease pretending belong different culture different nationality fictitious world wiped away easily flipping television channel also easy us think can altruistic since lucky enough live health
MLT 2013 203 203 left behind human feels merely like scrap life living edge existence easy us think poverty belonging elsewhere see around us luxury exercising wilful blindness malnutrition disease pretending belong different culture different nationality fictitious world wiped away easily flipping television channel also easy us think can altruistic since lucky enough live without health
MLT 2013 731 731 see can done united nations malta’s geostrategic location makes look closely surrounds proud people sea mediterranean sea given us life marked history proud contributions towards health sea many exchanges support good relations maintain neighbours north south also troubled conflicts suffering see around us waves new tomorrows hopeful struggles democracy north africa health
MNG 2013 104 104 today million people jobless million children school one eight fellow citizens still goes hungry yet billion dollars earmarked military expenditures every year fraction sum spent health care education state affairs tolerated comes climate temperature increase two degrees centigrade disastrous catastrophic environment changing rapidly production side global consumption far exceeds fragile planet’s health
MNG 2013 198 198 unique opportunity economic development social progress double-digit percentage growth one world’s fastest developing economies mongolia achieved many development goals areas universal primary education reducing child mortality improving maternal health however fifth national mdg progress report suggests needs done reach development goals government working closely national stakeholders including political parties private sector health
MNG 2013 201 201 development social progress double-digit percentage growth one world’s fastest developing economies mongolia achieved many development goals areas universal primary education reducing child mortality improving maternal health however fifth national mdg progress report suggests needs done reach development goals government working closely national stakeholders including political parties private sector research institutions civil health
MRT 2013 92 92 consultation role rule law good governance also like thank secretary-general mr ban ki-moon unflagging efforts service international peace security focus climate_change issues fight famine deadly diseases well realizing millennium development goals last june important speech president delivered general assembly occasion election preside sixty-eighth session see pv outlined ambitious programme action takes health
MRT 2013 229 229 developing countries pressing needs also call upon countries implement appropriate policy supervision united nations specialized agencies cooperation international financial institutions will based primarily following support health education systems debt forgiveness transfer necessary technology improvement north-south trade removal customs duties exports developing countries especially least developed countries markets north promotion south-south cooperation health
MRT 2013 437 437 school agricultural training public works faculty medicine strengthened endowed means necessary cover shortfall medical personnel country addition creation four medical schools train nurses senior technicians health goes line education major challenge developing countries african continent particular given government allocated important percentage budget vital sector created national programmes fight deadly diseases aids health
MRT 2013 461 461 technicians health goes line education major challenge developing countries african continent particular given government allocated important percentage budget vital sector created national programmes fight deadly diseases aids malaria tuberculosis connection created four new fully equipped hospitals various parts country addition primary-care clinics must also note construction specialized oncology hospital considered among health
MRT 2013 463 463 goes line education major challenge developing countries african continent particular given government allocated important percentage budget vital sector created national programmes fight deadly diseases aids malaria tuberculosis connection created four new fully equipped hospitals various parts country addition primary-care clinics must also note construction specialized oncology hospital considered among sophisticated region health
MUS 2013 510 510 targets conceptual approach design post-2015 agenda ever start shared conviction economies interdependent eradicating extreme poverty empowering women providing wider opportunities young people education jobs improving health care management energy water food universal concerns conventional divides past longer valid need common development framework differentiated milestones implementation strategies given existing disparities levels development health
MUS 2013 835 835 believe united nations must now take lead formulating global vision oceans will particular expand economic space small island states ensuring sustainable use living non-living resources health economies will depend health oceans vision future must also preserve inherent values ocean space looking economic expansion mauritius taken initiative launching national dialogue promote ocean health
MUS 2013 839 839 now take lead formulating global vision oceans will particular expand economic space small island states ensuring sustainable use living non-living resources health economies will depend health oceans vision future must also preserve inherent values ocean space looking economic expansion mauritius taken initiative launching national dialogue promote ocean economy one main pillars health
MWI 2013 234 234 framework monitoring progress highlighting areas achievement well challenges yes transformed way developing developed countries approach development cooperation malawi track achieve four eight mdgs reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development however like countries unlikely meet goals eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access health
MWI 2013 238 238 areas achievement well challenges yes transformed way developing developed countries approach development cooperation malawi track achieve four eight mdgs reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development however like countries unlikely meet goals eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access education ensuring gender equality health
MWI 2013 239 239 achievement well challenges yes transformed way developing developed countries approach development cooperation malawi track achieve four eight mdgs reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development however like countries unlikely meet goals eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access education ensuring gender equality empowerment health
MWI 2013 268 268 developing global partnership development however like countries unlikely meet goals eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access education ensuring gender equality empowerment women improving maternal health deadline mdgs draws closer malawi stepping efforts accelerate attainment identified best practices well bottlenecks context progress particular understood gender inequality lack empowerment women common constraints health
MWI 2013 543 543 strategy achieve mdgs realize growth gross domestic product however view idea premised top- down-approach opinion income poor households must come first issues affect population growth malnutrition girls access education maternal health rooted poverty particularly lack income household level overcome challenges need promote policies programmes bring decent incomes households regard government sought health
MWI 2013 548 548 gross domestic product however view idea premised top- down-approach opinion income poor households must come first issues affect population growth malnutrition girls access education maternal health rooted poverty particularly lack income household level overcome challenges need promote policies programmes bring decent incomes households regard government sought new partnerships private sector local health
MWI 2013 611 611 economies breaking vicious cycle underdevelopment poverty decided invest improving livelihoods poor people rural urban areas transformation initiative aimed modernizing rural communities bringing standard package interventions health education water sanitation housing government also rolled malawi rural electrification programme aims spurring industry trade agricultural productivity provision electricity government also implementing community saving investment health
MWI 2013 672 672 see leading majority poor active participants economy uplift people live rural areas case many developing countries can earn decent income household vicious cycle population growth malnutrition maternal risks poverty will remain post-2015 development agenda realize dream need go grass roots people reason welcome idea post-2015 development agenda track progress goals looking health
NAM 2013 102 102 gave hope millions live abject poverty deprivation many parts world approach deadline ask whether lived commitments made believe post-2015 development agenda people-centred inclusive focus provision health care education food security nutrition energy potable water gender equality empowerment women young people people disabilities challenges climate_change environmental conservation continue focus attention united nations health
NAM 2013 107 107 poverty deprivation many parts world approach deadline ask whether lived commitments made believe post-2015 development agenda people-centred inclusive focus provision health care education food security nutrition energy potable water gender equality empowerment women young people people disabilities challenges climate_change environmental conservation continue focus attention united nations conference sustainable development made commitments health
NER 2013 107 107 case country niger session general assembly gives opportunity review ongoing efforts country area renaissance programme established since president mahamadou issoufou elected head country makes agriculture health education absolute priorities can substantially improve human development index performance resources expended purpose enabled country make significant progress particular reduced proportion population living extreme poverty health
NER 2013 448 448 african union peace security council followed regular basis united nations whose security council adopted many resolutions subject today take stock joint action duty-bound recognize owe health mali especially far-sighted decision president hollande launch operation serval able put end terrorist coalition early january thanks sizeable means put disposal making equal task.we must health
NER 2013 663 663 families call efforts achieve prompt release problems sahel just security problems part world among afflicted subject effects climate_change desertification recurring droughts well resulting food shortages malnutrition needs significant investment part sustained global strategy supported entire international community ensure economic progress vital stabilization deliverance clutches violence terrorism africa affects sahel also horn health
NGA 2013 953 953 unborn one day able inherit world sufficiency irrespective circumstances birth stand globe must work make world reality recognition common heritage must strive eradicate poverty hunger disease human misery must eliminate scourge nuclear chemical biological warfare well small arms light weapons must dedicate working together address global regional national challenges deliver peaceful health
NIC 2013 249 249 latin america caribbean deepening political economic social cultural integration process respecting diversity building unity community latin american caribbean states achieving shared vision social development education health environment energy financing among sectors now preparing work collectively cooperation nuclear disarmament fighting corruption agriculture science technology bolivarian alliance peoples america petrocaribe nicaragua found model health
NIC 2013 365 365 citizens reduce prevalence undernourishment government guarantees right universal primary education major programmes way battle ninth grade intercultural bilingual education programme inclusive education programme comprehensive school nutrition programme un women ranks nicaragua among leading countries world highest percentage women executive legislative judicial branches today per cent deputies national assembly women women hold health
NIC 2013 439 439 women enjoy human rights nicaragua received americas award international training centre local actors authorities cifal atlanta united nations institute training research achieving goals reducing maternal mortality recognition national strategy called maternal homes national maternal mortality rate per live births rate nearly half reduced continue fighting reduce continue efforts combat hiv aids health
NIC 2013 448 448 training centre local actors authorities cifal atlanta united nations institute training research achieving goals reducing maternal mortality recognition national strategy called maternal homes national maternal mortality rate per live births rate nearly half reduced continue fighting reduce continue efforts combat hiv aids preventive measures disseminated supportive care provided patients nicaragua received health
NIC 2013 477 477 births rate nearly half reduced continue fighting reduce continue efforts combat hiv aids preventive measures disseminated supportive care provided patients nicaragua received recognition pan american health organization contribution community vigilance programme malaria campaigns developed curb dengue fever leptospirosis influenza successfully carried campaign live clean live healthy live good life live well health
NIC 2013 483 483 fighting reduce continue efforts combat hiv aids preventive measures disseminated supportive care provided patients nicaragua received recognition pan american health organization contribution community vigilance programme malaria campaigns developed curb dengue fever leptospirosis influenza successfully carried campaign live clean live healthy live good life live well aims clean beautify communities provide preventive health
NIC 2013 509 509 campaigns developed curb dengue fever leptospirosis influenza successfully carried campaign live clean live healthy live good life live well aims clean beautify communities provide preventive health measures epidemics pandemics well maintain harmonious respectful relationship one another environment projects made possible enormous efforts people made social economic political model dialogue alliances consensus health
NIC 2013 511 511 curb dengue fever leptospirosis influenza successfully carried campaign live clean live healthy live good life live well aims clean beautify communities provide preventive health measures epidemics pandemics well maintain harmonious respectful relationship one another environment projects made possible enormous efforts people made social economic political model dialogue alliances consensus recognized people’s health
NIC 2013 512 512 dengue fever leptospirosis influenza successfully carried campaign live clean live healthy live good life live well aims clean beautify communities provide preventive health measures epidemics pandemics well maintain harmonious respectful relationship one another environment projects made possible enormous efforts people made social economic political model dialogue alliances consensus recognized people’s inexhaustible health
NLD 2013 213 213 disposition benevolence confidence justice conviction international community must keep working project launched hundred years ago follow example dr yavuz committed helping people suffering hiv aids malaria work achieve aims uphold ideals make clear terrorism will never triumph invest united nations support effectively can strongly support secretary-general message delivered tuesday pv will health
NLD 2013 622 622 march next year nuclear security summit will convene hague country’s hosting summit keeping tradition country peace justice security nuclear materials can play important role curing illnesses heating homes fortunately likelihood terrorists using nuclear materials attack small happen consequences world serious indeed nuclear security summit meant give fresh impetus global efforts ensure health
NLD 2013 1022 1022 vital element sustainable development key words post-2015 development agenda better aid trade stronger policy coherence sustainable development also need promote women’s rights includes sexual reproductive health rights well equal opportunity four children two girls unbearable parent equal opportunity brothers goes without saying nation built claiming lands sea concerned rising sea levels health
NOR 2013 635 635 many criticized united nations inability act however lose sight united nations many achievements every single day united nations provides shelter refugees vaccinates children promotes maternal health stabilizes fragile states evolving norms human security placed new issues agenda children armed conflict women peace security protection civilians recent examples important normative role united health
NRU 2013 60 60 better unique combination challenges faced small island developing states battered sides literally figuratively past decade faced flood crises genesis far shores stretched capacity protect improve health prosperity people near collapse global financial system spikes food energy prices caused enormous difficulties small vulnerable economy severe drought caused additional hardship foreshadowed much difficult health
NRU 2013 298 298 results system stock-market bubbles currency bubbles property bubbles burst leave behind enormous hardship even worse investments risky activities type compete productive investments basic infrastructure renewable_energy health services like investments contribute true sustainable development reckless inaction demonstrated inflation latest bubble carbon bubble least two thirds known fossil fuel reserves burned limit rise health
NZL 2013 764 764 zealand withdrew bulk forces afghanistan following closure new zealand-led provincial reconstruction team bamian province provided security helped bring significant improvement governance development schools hospitals rebuilt health centres re-opened mortality rates children halved maternal deaths now quarter taliban-era levels girls now make half number primary-school-age children new zealand expertise also helped substantially health
NZL 2013 767 767 forces afghanistan following closure new zealand-led provincial reconstruction team bamian province provided security helped bring significant improvement governance development schools hospitals rebuilt health centres re-opened mortality rates children halved maternal deaths now quarter taliban-era levels girls now make half number primary-school-age children new zealand expertise also helped substantially improve agricultural yields health
PAK 2013 1060 1060 provide equal opportunities social justice everyone eliminate exploitation poor harness human resources restore dignity citizens intend use education key driver socioeconomic development pakistan introducing national health service across pakistan participation private sector also made eradication polio pakistan matter great importance government determined make pakistan polio-free country strong resolve promote full participation health
PAN 2013 82 82 development goals mdgs witnessed fastest reduction poverty history mankind connection panamanians great pleasure carrying studies indicating half billion fewer people now live poverty line infant mortality rates fallen per cent deaths owing malaria declined quarter among things panama presented three national reports mdgs demonstrated country’s progress improving living conditions population setting health
PAN 2013 89 89 history mankind connection panamanians great pleasure carrying studies indicating half billion fewer people now live poverty line infant mortality rates fallen per cent deaths owing malaria declined quarter among things panama presented three national reports mdgs demonstrated country’s progress improving living conditions population setting issue poverty priority social agenda focusing government’s health
PAN 2013 1341 1341 united nations human development report literacy index panama per cent also according human development report panama invests per cent gross national product public expenditures culture health highest level central america according genral treasury republic average life expectancy country years according human development report comes enjoyment political rights rating according freedom house health
PER 2013 343 343 happily made progress attained best benchmarks achievement since according united nations development programme indicators achieved certain goals early particular fight poverty extreme poverty hunger child mortality access safe drinking water half peruvians lived poverty today quarter countrymen still face situation goal reduce living poverty one fifth population end term undertaken realign health
PER 2013 405 405 worth underscoring unprecedented measure devoting expenditure poorest excluded range social programmes aimed improving living standards population enhancing education children young people promoting gender equality access health services paying particular attention vulnerable situations deeply concerned note environment deteriorating impact security particular vulnerable happening even remain unable agree measures ensure sustainable development development health
PER 2013 1103 1103 especially forgotten wait indefinitely growth without state actively promoting extension benefits addition will set motion virtuous circle progress vulnerable countrymen development population free extreme poverty health care education will create conditions even greater economic growth stress new political concept simultaneous growth redistribution mean stress necessity including grow two years ago less health
PHL 2013 269 269 branches government key stakeholders secondly specific policies programmes projects must aligned national development goals mdg experience innovative social protection programmes include conditional cash transfers universal health care comprehensive integrated delivery social services k-12 basic education programme community mortgage programme thirdly active participation various stakeholders namely private sector civil society non-governmental organizations health
PLW 2013 364 364 another thirdly must recognize need richer nations world actively address actions threaten poorer nations world fourthly must protect human resources governing strategies focus broad-based education health jobs equal opportunities acknowledge cultures traditions homelands finally must agree matters promote protect human rights peaceful existence people world discussion weapons best way resolve differences health
PLW 2013 875 875 define relationship peoples planet generations come goals must commit sustainable use oceans cover two-thirds world’s surface connect per cent population billion people dependent fish oceans health undeniably linked culture societies economies yet millennium development goals mdgs oceans received mention mdgs wind need new paradigm therefore time enunciate commitment oceans sustainable development health
PLW 2013 930 930 lessons learned mdgs leaders must create goal resonant measurable easily communicated failure will leave us naked shifting tides sustainable development goals must also focus non-communicable diseases ncds cause two-thirds world’s million deaths annually within context also recognize tobacco consumption included mdgs direct impact worsening ncds must therefore separately targeted none leadership health
PLW 2013 931 931 learned mdgs leaders must create goal resonant measurable easily communicated failure will leave us naked shifting tides sustainable development goals must also focus non-communicable diseases ncds cause two-thirds world’s million deaths annually within context also recognize tobacco consumption included mdgs direct impact worsening ncds must therefore separately targeted none leadership goals health
PLW 2013 949 949 development goals must also focus non-communicable diseases ncds cause two-thirds world’s million deaths annually within context also recognize tobacco consumption included mdgs direct impact worsening ncds must therefore separately targeted none leadership goals can achieved without strong partnerships fortunately palau blessed last half-century strong regional international partners first like acknowledge years health
PNG 2013 179 179 fiscal policies positive economic growth complements government’s long-term development policies aimed stimulating economy achieving development aspirations strategies strengthen economic growth include reinvesting key enablers infrastructure health education maximize opportunities improve lives citizens government harnessing positive economic growth address improve social indicators including low literacy levels high maternal infant mortality rates also health
PNG 2013 202 202 enablers infrastructure health education maximize opportunities improve lives citizens government harnessing positive economic growth address improve social indicators including low literacy levels high maternal infant mortality rates also embarked major strengthening law-and-order enforcement infrastructure year per cent budget allocated education basic health care law-and-order enforcement critical infrastructure improvement government committed public-private health
PNG 2013 218 218 social indicators including low literacy levels high maternal infant mortality rates also embarked major strengthening law-and-order enforcement infrastructure year per cent budget allocated education basic health care law-and-order enforcement critical infrastructure improvement government committed public-private partnership model important catalyst national development also committed strengthening existing programmes networks private sector churches donor health
PNG 2013 996 996 tailored millennium development goals targets indicators accordance medium-term development plan vision policy framework making progress areas universal primary education enrolment poverty reduction reduced infant maternal mortality rates combating hiv aids tuberculosis health issues strengthening gender equality empowerment papua new guinea expresses appreciation support received united nations agencies development partners complementing efforts health
PNG 2013 1002 1002 accordance medium-term development plan vision policy framework making progress areas universal primary education enrolment poverty reduction reduced infant maternal mortality rates combating hiv aids tuberculosis health issues strengthening gender equality empowerment papua new guinea expresses appreciation support received united nations agencies development partners complementing efforts accelerate implementation millennium development goals pleased health
PRY 2013 791 791 predictability occasion fail mention key issue education traditional political discourse significantly undermined certain core ideas government intends definitively turn reality much said need education security health little done regard improving education paraguay terms quantity quality fundamental premise government today ever great change must take place paraguay opening wide window opportunity depend health
PSE 2013 1372 1372 knew youth pain exile tragedy loss loved ones massacres wars well difficulties building new life zero refugee camps diaspora exile knew bitter taste poverty hunger illness humiliation challenge affirming one’s identity people walked path armed revolution risen ashes al-nakba collected shattered souls identity put cause world ensure recognition rights enshrined walked health
RUS 2013 871 871 agenda post-2015 period basis main priorities eradication poverty support economic growth expansion investment opportunities creation new jobs urgent issues strengthening energy transport infrastructures fight infectious diseases road safety cooperation among states rely efficient mechanisms adequate resource base context support strengthening coordinating role potential united nations economic social council chairmanship group russia health
SDN 2013 648 648 organized services provided like say relations government sudan united nations bodies regard humanitarian situation now stable humanitarian needs can met reached agreement unicef vaccinations poliomyelitis diseases agreement reached part comprehensive peace agreement regarding non-governmental organizations sudan like member states committed implementation development goals including combating poverty adopted policies reducing poverty providing health
SEN 2013 46 46 us much time left attainment millennium development goals mdgs finally evaluated despite progress decade implementing mdgs magnitude challenges still overwhelming terms access food housing education healthcare daily lives nearly one billion people barely improved women continue die childbirth inequalities persist within countries economic crisis continues environmental degradation worsening need take concrete health
SGP 2013 627 627 areas people will live urban areas many cities already strain billion people lack access basic sanitation another million safe drinking water children die every day diarrhoea crisis will exacerbated people move crowded cities infrastructure grow fast enough support singapore introduced draft resolution july adopted general assembly resolution designate november world toilet health
SLB 2013 1433 1433 president recognize first step continue seek observer status republic china icao united nations framework convention climate_change requests mirror observer status republic china currently enjoys world health assembly solomon islands continues serve united nations executive board welcome new executive director un-women ms phumzile mlambo-ngcuka assure cooperation note concern un-women strategic plan 2014-2017 health
SLE 2013 245 245 capture specific needs commitments compromise credibility agenda also note important progress made many areas reducing poverty globally improving access primary education children reducing child maternal mortality increasing access hiv treatment reducing slum populations name however uniform inequalities among many populations rise particularly southern asia sub-saharan africa food insecurity malnutrition still prevalent health
SLE 2013 268 268 child maternal mortality increasing access hiv treatment reducing slum populations name however uniform inequalities among many populations rise particularly southern asia sub-saharan africa food insecurity malnutrition still prevalent access health education may expanding us quality services many regions remains serious challenge theme session post-2015 development agenda setting stage timely appropriate moving health
SLE 2013 272 272 access hiv treatment reducing slum populations name however uniform inequalities among many populations rise particularly southern asia sub-saharan africa food insecurity malnutrition still prevalent access health education may expanding us quality services many regions remains serious challenge theme session post-2015 development agenda setting stage timely appropriate moving phase mapping another development health
SLE 2013 1057 1057 framework imperative follow pragmatic approach renewed vigour commitment providing people future guarantees justice peace security accountable democratic governance transparent equitable distribution wealth safe sustainable environment health education essential elements setting stage implementation post-2015 development agenda let join family united nations expressing condolences solidarity people kenya pakistan nigeria irreparable loss valuable lives health
SLV 2013 349 349 literate rate now reached almost per cent past four years alone government managed reduce illiteracy rate per cent help thousands volunteers teaching adults read terms health one achievements proud related significant reduction maternal mortality one two sections millennium development goal health-care reform undertaken administration increased access health services hiring doctors nurses health
SLV 2013 357 357 four years alone government managed reduce illiteracy rate per cent help thousands volunteers teaching adults read terms health one achievements proud related significant reduction maternal mortality one two sections millennium development goal health-care reform undertaken administration increased access health services hiring doctors nurses specialists establishing new women’s centres pursuant millennium development health
SLV 2013 370 370 teaching adults read terms health one achievements proud related significant reduction maternal mortality one two sections millennium development goal health-care reform undertaken administration increased access health services hiring doctors nurses specialists establishing new women’s centres pursuant millennium development goals objective achieve maternal mortality rate equal maternal deaths per inhabitants reached goal health
SLV 2013 387 387 development goal health-care reform undertaken administration increased access health services hiring doctors nurses specialists establishing new women’s centres pursuant millennium development goals objective achieve maternal mortality rate equal maternal deaths per inhabitants reached goal el salvador even exceeded expectations reducing rate maternal deaths per fewer target goal comprehensive health-care reform initiative health
SLV 2013 447 447 historically isolated economic social development firm commitment government led us increase health-care budget per cent period four years allowed us increase supply medicines hospitals public health clinics per cent time significantly expand proportion population immunized similarly free health consultations mandated government contributed per cent increase demand services represents significant step goal health
SLV 2013 459 459 budget per cent period four years allowed us increase supply medicines hospitals public health clinics per cent time significantly expand proportion population immunized similarly free health consultations mandated government contributed per cent increase demand services represents significant step goal extend service majority population speak advances health care without talking access improvement health
SLV 2013 479 479 proportion population immunized similarly free health consultations mandated government contributed per cent increase demand services represents significant step goal extend service majority population speak advances health care without talking access improvement basic services drinking water efforts gradually borne fruit areas responsibility respect met target per cent households treated water piped houses health
SLV 2013 899 899 create two scheduled open later year initiative already considered international organizations world leaders model public management comprehensive integrated system specialized services women areas sexual reproductive health economic empowerment formal employment support entrepreneurship prevention treatment gender-based violence also helps focus priorities attention government women another tangible demonstration ongoing process dialogue undertaken achieve health
SLV 2013 1078 1078 poorer international cooperation must seek fundamentally improve productive capacities countries invest people suffering poverty exclusion government believes path growth investment poor transformation middle class access health care education invoke international solidarity agenda general assembly gathered today order advocate lifting blockade cuba made request previous statements forum believe cuba part american soul health
SMR 2013 148 148 serves reaffirm determined commitment organization goals can effectively achieved believe significant progress made achieving many goals eradication extreme poverty access drinkable water combatting hiv aids malaria diseases improvement health conditions women children however well aware full achievement objectives still far despite progress made deeply concerned regions world sub-saharan africa require urgent health
SMR 2013 149 149 reaffirm determined commitment organization goals can effectively achieved believe significant progress made achieving many goals eradication extreme poverty access drinkable water combatting hiv aids malaria diseases improvement health conditions women children however well aware full achievement objectives still far despite progress made deeply concerned regions world sub-saharan africa require urgent effective health
SMR 2013 151 151 commitment organization goals can effectively achieved believe significant progress made achieving many goals eradication extreme poverty access drinkable water combatting hiv aids malaria diseases improvement health conditions women children however well aware full achievement objectives still far despite progress made deeply concerned regions world sub-saharan africa require urgent effective action well health
SMR 2013 390 390 paid special attention vulnerable groups women children elderly disabled today women still victims discrimination violence many parts world including developed countries poorest regions planet maternal mortality remains challenge moreover women vulnerable hiv infection trafficking women far resolved women often subject abuse humiliating degrading treatment including polygamy child marriage kidnapping sexual violence health
SMR 2013 397 397 elderly disabled today women still victims discrimination violence many parts world including developed countries poorest regions planet maternal mortality remains challenge moreover women vulnerable hiv infection trafficking women far resolved women often subject abuse humiliating degrading treatment including polygamy child marriage kidnapping sexual violence including domestic violence women living conflict post-conflict health
SMR 2013 469 469 must top priorities united nations along promotion economic opportunities equality sectors united nations duty protect children vulnerable victims violence abuse exploitation poverty-stricken areas world infant mortality rate still unacceptable high number children suffer chronic malnutrition main cause child mortality country hopes universal ratification convention rights child optional protocols full implementation international health
SMR 2013 478 478 equality sectors united nations duty protect children vulnerable victims violence abuse exploitation poverty-stricken areas world infant mortality rate still unacceptable high number children suffer chronic malnutrition main cause child mortality country hopes universal ratification convention rights child optional protocols full implementation international community must strive full inclusion participation people disabilities economic health
SMR 2013 482 482 duty protect children vulnerable victims violence abuse exploitation poverty-stricken areas world infant mortality rate still unacceptable high number children suffer chronic malnutrition main cause child mortality country hopes universal ratification convention rights child optional protocols full implementation international community must strive full inclusion participation people disabilities economic social cultural life community health
SMR 2013 627 627 years certain regions world shaken unprecedented natural disasters asia latin america africa particular horn africa local communities suffered extreme conditions experiencing tragic consequences vulnerability food health uncertainty thanks go secretary-general office coordination humanitarian affairs central emergency response fund prompt crucial intervention favour populations affected natural disasters however individual member states must health
SOM 2013 469 469 compact will revolutionize service-delivery efforts government need transform lives people connect citizens enhance well-being meantime started campaign revitalize service delivery districts regions throughout somalia provide health care enable access clean water launched first time initiative called go school auspices planning enrol students schools current academic year million students will eventually school health
SSD 2013 205 205 rebel groups armed forces society large build country literally scratch non-existent physical social infrastructure given us worst human development indicators world including high maternal infant mortality rates high illiteracy rates among population million recognize humans government must made errors judgment sought fix war-devastated country successful steps also taken appeal goodwill shown health
SSD 2013 1015 1015 new vice-president many including friends doubted ability peacefully manage simple political exercise cabinet reshuffle domestic backing revealing immediate agenda new phase calling phase two improve health care education roads electricity supply quality life determined uproot impunity corruption phenomena plague post-conflict states wherever may can derail efforts determination succeed based resolve combat health
STP 2013 279 279 various areas order engage citizens building democratic transparent government participatory society pursuit solutions help fight poverty forgotten need provide entire population easier access education basic health care safe drinking water well modern communications means increase knowledge improve living conditions requires enormous effort country scant economic financial resources therefore requires international aid health
STP 2013 471 471 country’s development citizens sao tome principe view new development agenda must offer framework consolidate significant progress made implementing eight millennium development goals especially areas education health well opportunity advance international political participation exchange aimed development context continuously evolving political economic environment increasing global challenges therefore thank various development partners democratic republic health
SUR 2013 274 274 resources africa south america made substantial economic progress statistics however blind us fact inequality rampant almost billion people still living extreme poverty access affordable adequate health services millions children still denied right primary education learned important lesson developing countries obliged undertake adequate measures strengthen economic interactions among addition ties traditional trading health
SUR 2013 467 467 society particular women youth elderly people disabilities emphasize strike right balance positive macroeconomic situation micro situation dire need improvement course developing policies programmes fight non-communicable diseases led decreased productivity non-communicable diseases now become leading cause death suriname countries region special emphasis improving education bringing closer socioeconomic reality intend work closely relevant health
SUR 2013 472 472 people disabilities emphasize strike right balance positive macroeconomic situation micro situation dire need improvement course developing policies programmes fight non-communicable diseases led decreased productivity non-communicable diseases now become leading cause death suriname countries region special emphasis improving education bringing closer socioeconomic reality intend work closely relevant international organizations pan american health health
SUR 2013 497 497 diseases now become leading cause death suriname countries region special emphasis improving education bringing closer socioeconomic reality intend work closely relevant international organizations pan american health organization world health organization unesco unicef others government also attaches great importance issues involving young people regard large-scale after-school programme aim enhancing better learning youth health
SUR 2013 500 500 leading cause death suriname countries region special emphasis improving education bringing closer socioeconomic reality intend work closely relevant international organizations pan american health organization world health organization unesco unicef others government also attaches great importance issues involving young people regard large-scale after-school programme aim enhancing better learning youth deserves mention successful health
SUR 2013 581 581 opportunities challenges caricom unasur post-2015 development agenda emanate inclusive intergovernmental process process directed towards continued eradication poverty people-centred approach combining economic activity social need education health care thereby promoting welfare well-being integration economic social action strengthening human capital global_warming direct negative impact development small island developing states low-lying coastal states including health
SUR 2013 685 685 fact national sovereignty national security seriously affected indiscriminate use violence fighting terrorism forms transnational organized crime challenges related armed conflicts poverty food environment education public health migration energy require increased collaboration respect partnership among governments international regional organizations civil society must applaud south american caribbean nations efforts towards regional peace stability health
SVK 2013 578 578 arms trading slovakia believes collective efforts international community can ensure treaty will soon enter force prepared whatever necessary promote regard eliminating nuclear threats secondary consequences health environment slovakia actively supports entry force comprehensive nuclear-test- ban treaty consider important pillar nuclear disarmament non-proliferation wish particularly stress repeat every meeting united nations security health
SVK 2013 848 848 organizing high-level meeting disability development aim ensuring inclusion people disabilities development agenda beyond billion people disabilities worldwide many living poverty still excluded equitable access education health care jobs social legal support systems dialogue another step forward towards empowerment people disabilities want stress importance including issue development agenda beyond also paying increased health
SVK 2013 1087 1087 shares lessons learned building civil society public governance reforms countries eastern partnership western balkans well others including kenya afghanistan slovakia concentrates poverty eradication facilitating access health care education enhancing status women young people countries going turbulent times united nations potential global leader ensuring peace prosperity effectiveness enhanced organization’s relevance will risk health
SWE 2013 49 49 draw right conclusions will able influence shape future seeing fastest reduction poverty human history child death rates fallen meaning fewer children dying every day deaths malaria tuberculosis decreasing new hiv infections declining people living longer one hundred years ago average life expectancy sweden less years today many children born country will health
SWE 2013 330 330 question ensuring human economic social rights half world’s population something self-evident every year billion women still subject sexual physical violence women still refused equal access health services including sexual reproductive health rights every day women still die preventable complications related pregnancy childbirth legal restrictions still exist preventing women owning inheriting acquiring health
SWE 2013 335 335 rights half world’s population something self-evident every year billion women still subject sexual physical violence women still refused equal access health services including sexual reproductive health rights every day women still die preventable complications related pregnancy childbirth legal restrictions still exist preventing women owning inheriting acquiring property many countries many girls health
SWE 2013 619 619 know takes average seven years fight civil war years recover war conflict sometimes called development reverse speak several major ongoing conflicts resulting death suffering hunger disease rape sexual violence conflicts depriving men women children right prosperous life future hope focus fragile states will remain necessary civil war raging syria two years health
SWZ 2013 650 650 society ultimate goal achieved first-world status least visible signs heading direction socially economically otherwise past five years significant progress made kingdom towards poverty eradication improving health people infrastructure agricultural development confident will see much progress next years kingdom eswatini implementing millennium development goals mdgs became effective target date good progress made health
SWZ 2013 681 681 will see much progress next years kingdom eswatini implementing millennium development goals mdgs became effective target date good progress made areas education gender empowerment women malaria control although country implemented number initiatives aimed addressing millennium goals still need accelerate efforts address issues poverty hiv aids infant mortality maternal health order solicit health
SWZ 2013 702 702 education gender empowerment women malaria control although country implemented number initiatives aimed addressing millennium goals still need accelerate efforts address issues poverty hiv aids infant mortality maternal health order solicit views post-2015 development agenda kingdom eswatini embarked intensive consultative process involved cross- spectrum stakeholders including traditional leaders young people women men health
SWZ 2013 704 704 empowerment women malaria control although country implemented number initiatives aimed addressing millennium goals still need accelerate efforts address issues poverty hiv aids infant mortality maternal health order solicit views post-2015 development agenda kingdom eswatini embarked intensive consultative process involved cross- spectrum stakeholders including traditional leaders young people women men business community health
SWZ 2013 797 797 lifelong learning country made significant progress towards achieving universal primary education however need focus support private sector quality education introduce vocational skills government invested significantly health sector however burden disease continues exist hence goal remains relevant people eswatini country still faced problem hiv aids therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge health
SWZ 2013 801 801 significant progress towards achieving universal primary education however need focus support private sector quality education introduce vocational skills government invested significantly health sector however burden disease continues exist hence goal remains relevant people eswatini country still faced problem hiv aids therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge well non-communicable diseases maintained health
SWZ 2013 825 825 burden disease continues exist hence goal remains relevant people eswatini country still faced problem hiv aids therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge well non-communicable diseases maintained ensuring food security good nutrition remains priority feature prominently post- development agenda however issue climate_change continues drawback many developing countries food production seriously affected health
SWZ 2013 831 831 remains relevant people eswatini country still faced problem hiv aids therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge well non-communicable diseases maintained ensuring food security good nutrition remains priority feature prominently post- development agenda however issue climate_change continues drawback many developing countries food production seriously affected climate-change patterns related challenges provision adequate health
TGO 2013 118 118 order usher world every individual can live dignity eve deadline appropriate reflect progress made since millennium summit discuss new prospects shoring progress achieved combating hunger malnutrition disease united nations primary responsibility maintenance international peace security however objectives can sustainably achieved abject poverty become breeding ground sorts societal ills embark collective discussion health
TGO 2013 119 119 usher world every individual can live dignity eve deadline appropriate reflect progress made since millennium summit discuss new prospects shoring progress achieved combating hunger malnutrition disease united nations primary responsibility maintenance international peace security however objectives can sustainably achieved abject poverty become breeding ground sorts societal ills embark collective discussion happen health
TGO 2013 345 345 government’s priorities enormous efforts made significantly reduce poverty country field education introduction free primary education since encouraged increase school enrolment especially among young girls regard health issues hiv aids prevalence rate reduced half care infected people improved considerably patients cared state integrated programme providing vaccination distribution insecticide-treated mosquito nets improved nutrition health
TGO 2013 370 370 health issues hiv aids prevalence rate reduced half care infected people improved considerably patients cared state integrated programme providing vaccination distribution insecticide-treated mosquito nets improved nutrition yielded promising results area maternal child health addition significant progress made areas development including agriculture thanks far-reaching ambitious national agricultural investment programme food security contributed health
TGO 2013 377 377 half care infected people improved considerably patients cared state integrated programme providing vaccination distribution insecticide-treated mosquito nets improved nutrition yielded promising results area maternal child health addition significant progress made areas development including agriculture thanks far-reaching ambitious national agricultural investment programme food security contributed reducing poverty hunger food insecurity progress achieved health
TGO 2013 648 648 possess institutional framework strengthens democracy rule law consolidates economic social gains similarly government elected legislative elections july given primary mandate stepping work priority social areas health education access safe drinking water sanitation youth employment road map keeps deadline view seeks first foremost continue togo’s efforts meet millennium development goals established time health
TGO 2013 1350 1350 individual state better yet international community must ambitious goals will establish post-2015 period given challenges contemporary world longer simply matter reducing proportion persons suffering hunger malnutrition endemic diseases aim must eradicate mobilizing efforts pursuit important goals will increase chances actually achieving health
TGO 2013 1352 1352 better yet international community must ambitious goals will establish post-2015 period given challenges contemporary world longer simply matter reducing proportion persons suffering hunger malnutrition endemic diseases aim must eradicate mobilizing efforts pursuit important goals will increase chances actually achieving health
THA 2013 511 511 united nations development agenda beyond puts people centre development agenda people need given chance tools make potential can happen focus promoting human security instance education health care education believe secretary-general’s global education first initiative important contribution post- development agenda deserves support stakeholders health also much development issue people unhealthy imposes cost health
THA 2013 528 528 can happen focus promoting human security instance education health care education believe secretary-general’s global education first initiative important contribution post- development agenda deserves support stakeholders health also much development issue people unhealthy imposes cost state finances can even undo development gains look post-20l5 future must limit goals specific health challenges now health
THA 2013 551 551 support stakeholders health also much development issue people unhealthy imposes cost state finances can even undo development gains look post-20l5 future must limit goals specific health challenges now set sights general objective universal health care initiated administration former prime minister thaksin shinawatra years ago thailand implementing programme charges per doctor’s visit health
THA 2013 559 559 unhealthy imposes cost state finances can even undo development gains look post-20l5 future must limit goals specific health challenges now set sights general objective universal health care initiated administration former prime minister thaksin shinawatra years ago thailand implementing programme charges per doctor’s visit universal health-care scheme universal coverage treatments ranging common health
THA 2013 585 585 care initiated administration former prime minister thaksin shinawatra years ago thailand implementing programme charges per doctor’s visit universal health-care scheme universal coverage treatments ranging common illnesses chronic diseases lifesaving surgeries statistics shown programme around households saved falling poverty even non-thai nationals especially migrant workers neighbouring countries also benefiting universal health care health
THA 2013 587 587 administration former prime minister thaksin shinawatra years ago thailand implementing programme charges per doctor’s visit universal health-care scheme universal coverage treatments ranging common illnesses chronic diseases lifesaving surgeries statistics shown programme around households saved falling poverty even non-thai nationals especially migrant workers neighbouring countries also benefiting universal health care making truly health
THA 2013 609 609 common illnesses chronic diseases lifesaving surgeries statistics shown programme around households saved falling poverty even non-thai nationals especially migrant workers neighbouring countries also benefiting universal health care making truly universal socioeconomic impact programme therefore tremendous benefit universal health care poor vulnerable working empower vulnerable among us ensure development inclusive believe model health
THA 2013 621 621 falling poverty even non-thai nationals especially migrant workers neighbouring countries also benefiting universal health care making truly universal socioeconomic impact programme therefore tremendous benefit universal health care poor vulnerable working empower vulnerable among us ensure development inclusive believe model adapted developing countries willing share lessons learned experience also believe women children health
TLS 2013 935 935 community aimed intensifying dialogue reconciliation among people guinea-bissau promoting democratic solution within appropriate time frame among critical global challenges facing humankind today want highlight severity malnutrition affects hundreds millions people worldwide dual challenges improving food security reducing malnutrition global scale require renewed boost us including development partner countries without new coordinated health
TLS 2013 947 947 appropriate time frame among critical global challenges facing humankind today want highlight severity malnutrition affects hundreds millions people worldwide dual challenges improving food security reducing malnutrition global scale require renewed boost us including development partner countries without new coordinated initiatives greater investment promote improving food security fight malnutrition will possible make health
TLS 2013 969 969 food security reducing malnutrition global scale require renewed boost us including development partner countries without new coordinated initiatives greater investment promote improving food security fight malnutrition will possible make rapid sure progress towards attaining millennium development goals new objectives defined post-2015 development agenda due launched secretary-general ban ki-moon timor-leste following great health
TON 2013 303 303 order reach millennium development goals mdgs including many development goals extend far beyond energy sector eradicating poverty increasing food production providing clean water improving public health enhancing education creating economic opportunity empowering women well integral part creating sustainable development including environmental sustainability shift towards sustainable energy sources also essential addressing environmental health
TON 2013 542 542 prominently featured context sustainable development goals post-2015 agenda government tonga adopted united nations development programme millennium development goals acceleration framework chosen apply mdg combating non-communicable diseases applications mdg poverty mdg gender equality following five key interventions prioritized tonga combat non-communicable diseases increase local food supply create income-generating opportunities women vulnerable groups health
TON 2013 557 557 millennium development goals acceleration framework chosen apply mdg combating non-communicable diseases applications mdg poverty mdg gender equality following five key interventions prioritized tonga combat non-communicable diseases increase local food supply create income-generating opportunities women vulnerable groups provide curative health services hospital settings screening disease-specific risk factors review legislation subsidiary legislation policies health
TON 2013 570 570 poverty mdg gender equality following five key interventions prioritized tonga combat non-communicable diseases increase local food supply create income-generating opportunities women vulnerable groups provide curative health services hospital settings screening disease-specific risk factors review legislation subsidiary legislation policies affecting food tobacco kava alcohol physical activity advocate healthy lifestyles churches workplaces support health
TON 2013 610 610 tobacco kava alcohol physical activity advocate healthy lifestyles churches workplaces support resources tonga’s millennium accelerated framework report completed ready launching moreover aligned call sids non-communicable diseases emerging health issues highlighted post-2015 development agenda tonga joins delegations international community urging swift peaceful resolution situation syria respect pertinent regional issues tonga endorses views health
TON 2013 612 612 alcohol physical activity advocate healthy lifestyles churches workplaces support resources tonga’s millennium accelerated framework report completed ready launching moreover aligned call sids non-communicable diseases emerging health issues highlighted post-2015 development agenda tonga joins delegations international community urging swift peaceful resolution situation syria respect pertinent regional issues tonga endorses views expressed marshall health
TTO 2013 93 93 manner benefit states world leaders gathered general assembly launched millennium development goals mdgs aimed achieving specific targets poverty alleviation universal education gender equality child maternal health combating hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability partnership development time renewed faith united nations vehicle assist developing countries especially vulnerable efforts help reduce poverty hunger health
TTO 2013 97 97 leaders gathered general assembly launched millennium development goals mdgs aimed achieving specific targets poverty alleviation universal education gender equality child maternal health combating hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability partnership development time renewed faith united nations vehicle assist developing countries especially vulnerable efforts help reduce poverty hunger provide enabling environment assist health
TTO 2013 98 98 gathered general assembly launched millennium development goals mdgs aimed achieving specific targets poverty alleviation universal education gender equality child maternal health combating hiv aids malaria diseases environmental sustainability partnership development time renewed faith united nations vehicle assist developing countries especially vulnerable efforts help reduce poverty hunger provide enabling environment assist states health
TTO 2013 136 136 countries especially vulnerable efforts help reduce poverty hunger provide enabling environment assist states working partners develop economies peoples may live conditions free persistent poverty inadequate health care developmental ills time felt new chapter beginning united nations now seen proactive reactive look back period present reality international community witnessed since commitments made health
TTO 2013 310 310 since summit progress achievement internationally agreed goals including mdgs also many pitfalls become apparent business-as-usual approaches will suffice address eradicate poverty global scale ensure food nutrition energy security reverse environmental degradation deal climate_change current approaches will advance mdg agenda ensure sustainable development post-2015 context agreed june rio de janeiro united nations health
TUN 2013 673 673 nations world review world’s problems many foreseeable bring great pain people able avoid situations adopted slogan think globally act locally medical doctor recall able conquer epidemics raged humankind efforts prevention dictatorships climate_change poverty must thwarted internally among peoples facing epidemics must preventive policies save humankind hope god enough time us quickly health
TUN 2013 687 687 adopted slogan think globally act locally medical doctor recall able conquer epidemics raged humankind efforts prevention dictatorships climate_change poverty must thwarted internally among peoples facing epidemics must preventive policies save humankind hope god enough time us quickly take direction late health
TUR 2013 1097 1097 world’s least developed countries humanitarian diplomacy key objective turkish foreign policy fact turkey became fourth- largest donor last year including contributions turkish non-governmental organizations fields health education capacity-building turkey’s humanitarian assistance totals billion per year engagement somalia exemplary case allocated million far approach africa one equal partnership best captured african proverb health
TUV 2013 203 203 achieve noble goals united nations well mdgs sdgs thus improving standards living millions world republic china’s significant international participation united nations specialized agencies including world health organization unesco unicef international civil aviation organization international maritime organization united nations framework convention climate_change critical collectively advance towards post-mdg era enter era sustainable development health
TUV 2013 450 450 towards achievement mdgs despite impact various global financial economic crises small vulnerable economy mdg progress report tuvalu assessed track respect four mdgs primary education child mortality maternal health global partnership potential achieve three mdg targets gender equality combating hiv aids environmental sustainability unlikely achieve mdg poverty attainment mdg poverty formidable challenge health
TUV 2013 452 452 mdgs despite impact various global financial economic crises small vulnerable economy mdg progress report tuvalu assessed track respect four mdgs primary education child mortality maternal health global partnership potential achieve three mdg targets gender equality combating hiv aids environmental sustainability unlikely achieve mdg poverty attainment mdg poverty formidable challenge fourth-smallest country health
TZA 2013 169 169 extreme poverty halved global level billion people still trapped extreme poverty saddening fact estimated children age five approximately women die every day mostly preventable curable diseases totally unacceptable world unprecedented advances science technology leveraged solve almost development challenges facing humankind world enough food feed everybody nobody go hungry undernourished world much health
TZA 2013 292 292 decision-making positions particular parliament however possible achieve target parliamentarians now process reviewing constitution target regard reducing hiv aids infections requirement mdg similarly attained mdg child mortality major achievement compared depressing track regard mdg regard maternal health intensifying efforts better order improve health women tanzania regard mdg environmental sustainability target regard drinking health
TZA 2013 302 302 process reviewing constitution target regard reducing hiv aids infections requirement mdg similarly attained mdg child mortality major achievement compared depressing track regard mdg regard maternal health intensifying efforts better order improve health women tanzania regard mdg environmental sustainability target regard drinking water urban population lagging behind comes rural water supply access health
TZA 2013 308 308 hiv aids infections requirement mdg similarly attained mdg child mortality major achievement compared depressing track regard mdg regard maternal health intensifying efforts better order improve health women tanzania regard mdg environmental sustainability target regard drinking water urban population lagging behind comes rural water supply access improved sanitation rural urban areas relented health
TZA 2013 376 376 mdg four main indicators much chance meeting targets despite efforts making however intensifying actions transform modernize agriculture aim increase productivity farmers incomes well ensure food nutrition security nation agriculture employs per cent tanzanian population sector majority poor concentrated therefore improved agriculture will mean fewer poor people fewer hungry people plans also health
TZA 2013 1222 1222 must take advantage current scientific technological innovations current advances information communication technologies knowledge lessons learned implementation development programmes including mdgs build world without poverty hunger disease deprivation must build world protects environment nature world without wars conflicts acts terrorism world human rights respected rule law observed democracy reigns civil society regarded health
UGA 2013 27 27 met agreed millennium development goals mdgs goal eradication extreme poverty hunger goal achieving universal primary education goal promoting gender equality empowerment women goal reducing child mortality goal improving maternal health goal combatting hiv aids malaria diseases goal ensuring environmental sustainability goal developing global partnership development can see sustainably achieved unless achieve health
UGA 2013 31 31 goals mdgs goal eradication extreme poverty hunger goal achieving universal primary education goal promoting gender equality empowerment women goal reducing child mortality goal improving maternal health goal combatting hiv aids malaria diseases goal ensuring environmental sustainability goal developing global partnership development can see sustainably achieved unless achieve socioeconomic transformation means building health
UGA 2013 36 36 poverty hunger goal achieving universal primary education goal promoting gender equality empowerment women goal reducing child mortality goal improving maternal health goal combatting hiv aids malaria diseases goal ensuring environmental sustainability goal developing global partnership development can see sustainably achieved unless achieve socioeconomic transformation means building new society comprised middle class health
UGA 2013 37 37 hunger goal achieving universal primary education goal promoting gender equality empowerment women goal reducing child mortality goal improving maternal health goal combatting hiv aids malaria diseases goal ensuring environmental sustainability goal developing global partnership development can see sustainably achieved unless achieve socioeconomic transformation means building new society comprised middle class skilled health
UGA 2013 191 191 scares away business without business can employment production goods services expansion tax base vicious circle fourth bottleneck relates human resources undeveloped account lack education poor health illiterate unhealthy population agent socioeconomic transformation fifth issue small internal markets resulting colonial balkanization africa worked regional market integration one sustainably produce sufficient numbers people health
UGA 2013 375 375 following mdgs first eradicate extreme poverty hunger already achieved second achieve universal primary education already achieved third promote gender equality already achieved fourth reduce child mortality already achieved fifth improve maternal health achieving one slow achieved mistakes side sixth combat hiv aids malaria diseases track achieve except concerns new aids infections health
UGA 2013 381 381 hunger already achieved second achieve universal primary education already achieved third promote gender equality already achieved fourth reduce child mortality already achieved fifth improve maternal health achieving one slow achieved mistakes side sixth combat hiv aids malaria diseases track achieve except concerns new aids infections increased slightly seventh ensure environmental sustainability health
UGA 2013 392 392 promote gender equality already achieved fourth reduce child mortality already achieved fifth improve maternal health achieving one slow achieved mistakes side sixth combat hiv aids malaria diseases track achieve except concerns new aids infections increased slightly seventh ensure environmental sustainability increasing electrification economy stop cutting forests firewood primitive agriculture modernizing agriculture health
UGA 2013 393 393 gender equality already achieved fourth reduce child mortality already achieved fifth improve maternal health achieving one slow achieved mistakes side sixth combat hiv aids malaria diseases track achieve except concerns new aids infections increased slightly seventh ensure environmental sustainability increasing electrification economy stop cutting forests firewood primitive agriculture modernizing agriculture shifting health
UKR 2013 246 246 part achieve millennium development goals national level eager establish positive momentum many key national development indicators indicators include poverty alleviation quality education environmental conservation maternal health improvement child mortality reduction among others leading catalyst ukraine’s progress towards goals reform programme largest programme recent history country aimed social economic transformations well strengthening health
UKR 2013 249 249 development goals national level eager establish positive momentum many key national development indicators indicators include poverty alleviation quality education environmental conservation maternal health improvement child mortality reduction among others leading catalyst ukraine’s progress towards goals reform programme largest programme recent history country aimed social economic transformations well strengthening democratic system rule health
URY 2013 1207 1207 impossible renounce war politics fails thus economies strangled resources wasted every minute life planet spend million military budgets around world million minute medical research manner diseases made huge advances blessing promises longer life receives barely fifth budgeted military process escape perpetuates hatred fanaticism distrust fuels new wars wastes fortunes know easy health
URY 2013 1340 1340 peace humankind even worse cut global democracy equal equal world strong others weak result world democracy wounded face historical impossibility reaching global peace agreement patch diseases outbreak occurs one great powers wishes look afar difficult invent force worse chauvinistic nationalism great powers nationalism force liberates weak process decolonization become tool oppression health
USA 2013 93 93 gave us institution believing allow us resolve conflicts enforce rules behaviour build habits cooperation grow stronger time decades united nations fact made difference helping eradicate disease educating children brokering peace like every generation leaders face new profound challenges body continues tested question whether possess wisdom courage nation states members international community health
UZB 2013 263 263 loss aral sea one largest global ecological catastrophes contemporary history year becomes evident problem drying aral sea impact environmental social humanitarian situation gene pool human health assuming increasingly baneful irreversible nature grateful united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon particular keen attention paid problem aral sea enormous support gives us confidence countries region health
UZB 2013 375 375 programme measures eliminating consequences drying aral sea averting catastrophe ecological systems aral sea region annex fully consonant millennium development goals particularly achieving ecological sustainability combating diseases improving motherhood childhood protections thirdly ensuring reasonable use water resources acute problem leading worsening ecological situation shortage potable water region global scale open secret amu health
UZB 2013 682 682 expenditures social sphere civil protection uzbekistan grew fivefold per cent state expenditures go towards funding social development including per cent education per cent spent public health care confident uzbekistan’s continued participation united nations efforts sphere sustainable development shall contribute raising living standards people achieving high goals ensuring security stability entire region health
VCT 2013 492 492 nations international community can partner us effectively fulfilling historic ambition policy goal ensuring man woman child goes bed hungry will positive knock-on effects poverty reduction health arresting spread chronic non-communicable diseases also central importance post-2015 development agenda assembly well aware roots underdevelopment exploitation extend much deeper recent abandonment mdg goal bulk health
VCT 2013 497 497 us effectively fulfilling historic ambition policy goal ensuring man woman child goes bed hungry will positive knock-on effects poverty reduction health arresting spread chronic non-communicable diseases also central importance post-2015 development agenda assembly well aware roots underdevelopment exploitation extend much deeper recent abandonment mdg goal bulk developed countries arrived year’s general health
VNM 2013 105 105 peace many regions remain constant threat disputes conflicts wars global economy growing billions people still live abject poverty science technology brought outstanding advancement natural disasters epidemics pollution become increasingly severe unpredictable questions impose enormous responsibility us community nations throughout history wars destroyed many civilizations past years two world wars many others health
VNM 2013 530 530 face grim future due lack educational opportunities time deforestation exhaustive exploitation natural resources pollution factors led global_warming rising sea levels unpredictable weather natural disasters new epidemics grave dangers driving poorer nations deeper destitution must rally together escape poverty fight disease protect environment respond natural disasters build greener just world poor countries health
VNM 2013 544 544 factors led global_warming rising sea levels unpredictable weather natural disasters new epidemics grave dangers driving poorer nations deeper destitution must rally together escape poverty fight disease protect environment respond natural disasters build greener just world poor countries peoples need lift poverty help wealthier people developed countries help must arise sense philanthropy health
VNM 2013 765 765 development social security received united nations food agriculture organization award outstanding achievements poverty reduction consider people goal centre development viet nam pays special attention providing health care education means communication even people remote underdeveloped areas among ethnic minorities viet nam working actively members association southeast asian nations community build common house health
ZMB 2013 233 233 deadline well will move beyond amid much anxiety progress report country released may positive note report indicated tremendous progress made zambia mdgs regarding reducing under-five mortality rate two thirds maternal mortality ratio three quarters emphasize maternal mortality rooted gender inequality manifests poor education girls early marriage adolescent pregnancies lack access sexual health
ZMB 2013 238 238 amid much anxiety progress report country released may positive note report indicated tremendous progress made zambia mdgs regarding reducing under-five mortality rate two thirds maternal mortality ratio three quarters emphasize maternal mortality rooted gender inequality manifests poor education girls early marriage adolescent pregnancies lack access sexual reproductive health care results therefore health
ZMB 2013 244 244 released may positive note report indicated tremendous progress made zambia mdgs regarding reducing under-five mortality rate two thirds maternal mortality ratio three quarters emphasize maternal mortality rooted gender inequality manifests poor education girls early marriage adolescent pregnancies lack access sexual reproductive health care results therefore tell us effort gender inequality can health
ZMB 2013 260 260 two thirds maternal mortality ratio three quarters emphasize maternal mortality rooted gender inequality manifests poor education girls early marriage adolescent pregnancies lack access sexual reproductive health care results therefore tell us effort gender inequality can redressed zambia’s mdg report indicates made great strides fight hiv aids challenges still immense ensure living health
ZMB 2013 300 300 made great strides fight hiv aids challenges still immense ensure living hiv aids receiving best care access social protection services efforts must made reach zero infection zero deaths building achieved far international support equally critical sustained enhanced response zambian economy presently enjoying macroeconomic stability experienced appreciable economic growth recent past however health
ZMB 2013 560 560 achievement sustainable inclusive development future want zambia country attaches importance improving welfare people especially women children young people wealth employment creation provision quality education quality health care industrialization among things particular government wishes emphasize need mainstream children’s issues including access quality education quality health care services provided right time social protection health
ZMB 2013 578 578 wealth employment creation provision quality education quality health care industrialization among things particular government wishes emphasize need mainstream children’s issues including access quality education quality health care services provided right time social protection upholding rights children critical transcend global desire better future therefore imperative post-2015 agenda take account momentum attained realization health
ZWE 2013 140 140 targets review stocktaking exercise reveals significant achievements still gaps unevenness attainment goals case zimbabwe made progress towards achieving universal access primary education combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis however goals track owing lack capacity mainly financial capacity areas progress stalled including areas relating eradication poverty hunger child mortality universal access maternal reproductive health
ZWE 2013 161 161 education combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis however goals track owing lack capacity mainly financial capacity areas progress stalled including areas relating eradication poverty hunger child mortality universal access maternal reproductive health environmental sustainability access potable water sanitation country committed undertaking coordinated efforts accelerate progress complete unfinished business mdgs remaining period leading health
ZWE 2013 166 166 tuberculosis however goals track owing lack capacity mainly financial capacity areas progress stalled including areas relating eradication poverty hunger child mortality universal access maternal reproductive health environmental sustainability access potable water sanitation country committed undertaking coordinated efforts accelerate progress complete unfinished business mdgs remaining period leading goals achieved integrated post-2015 development health
ZWE 2013 254 254 economies delivers inclusive sustainable growth expect shift will bring industrialization decent jobs qualitative change lives citizens determined modernize infrastructure ensure access sustainable energy food security nutrition however recognize isolation partners vein also support calls prioritize gender equality health-related mdgs education environmental sustainability post-2015 development agenda among issues critical matters quest achieve health
AFG 2014 182 182 elected provincial councils supported brave afghan national security forces people afghanistan witnessed many positive achievements past decade including fields socioeconomic development education especially education girls health communications information technology promotion protection human rights including particularly rights women afghanistan one dynamic media scenes region propelled freedom expression afghan people enjoyed decade also health
AFG 2014 541 541 critically needs continuation support international partners next years afghanistan’s report progress achieving millennium development goals mdgs published late shows progress regard mdg targets particular related health universal primary education commendable despite starting afghanistan committed achieving mdgs meanwhile national consultations way synchronize efforts towards achieving off-track mdg targets bearing mind outcome open health
AGO 2014 322 322 political institutional development internal border security good governance human rights context angola engaged peace processes democratic republic congo central african republic great lakes region ebola epidemic issue great concern position security council declared epidemic threat international peace security fully reflects seriousness situation decisive commitment part international community required scourge combated eradicated health
AGO 2014 330 330 human rights context angola engaged peace processes democratic republic congo central african republic great lakes region ebola epidemic issue great concern position security council declared epidemic threat international peace security fully reflects seriousness situation decisive commitment part international community required scourge combated eradicated reiterate need reform revitalize united nations system particular health
ALB 2014 445 445 growth social inclusion environmental protection put planet sustainable path millennium development goals mdgs created one successful global anti-poverty drives history covering poverty hunger maternal child health gender equality education environment mdgs seen important progress national regional global levels improved lives millions number people living extreme poverty halved since deadline just months health
AND 2014 805 805 ebola virus seriously affects sierra leone liberia guinea also affects us let us deceive time show solidarity help now time weeks months ahead must tackle disease unfortunately recognize will recognize borders urgent beyond opinion global emergency three years ago minister foreign affairs principality andorra came assembly spoke among things ambitious reform health
ARG 2014 346 346 republic also assume part responsibility indebtedness man took per cent vote per cent unemployment per cent poverty rate per cent extreme poverty without education without health without social security time model development growth able create millions jobs millions people becoming integrated social security system including retirees pensioners also invest per cent health
ARG 2014 707 707 first global leaders mention former english prime minister gordon brown general assembly expression became copyrighted shorthand something unworthy immoral kept countries addressing genuine problems education health poverty today support judicial system country argentina now assaulted vulture funds vulture funds represent per cent debt-holders take part restructuring participate purchased bonds everyone knows health
ATG 2014 1076 1076 political decision-making bodies can easily impose will weak vulnerable united nations abandon responsibilities weak depend organization leave rostrum without addressing war terror issue dreaded ebola disease threat ebola requires global response urge international community act collectively swiftly combatting become global pandemic grave socio-economic consequences small states especially fragile tourism-dependent countries caribbean health
ATG 2014 1091 1091 organization leave rostrum without addressing war terror issue dreaded ebola disease threat ebola requires global response urge international community act collectively swiftly combatting become global pandemic grave socio-economic consequences small states especially fragile tourism-dependent countries caribbean antigua barbuda commends bolivarian republic venezuela pledge million towards ebola eradication republic cuba sending doctors health
ATG 2014 1324 1324 say living tumultuous times seem understatement pv p noted entire world facing challenges poverty hunger climate_change rising sea levels persistent unemployment armed conflicts ebola virus epidemic called global body tackle challenges dedication single-mindedness purpose compromise sense resolve resilience ibid right crises staring human civilization face including climate_change ebola virus threat posed health
AUS 2014 300 300 responsibilities east asian tsunami committed billion indonesia one first countries arrive help japan earthquake philippines typhoon date pledged million towards combating ebola outbreak dozens australian health professionals working international agencies region us part good global citizen last july pleased sponsor security council resolution work dutch malaysians investigate crash site recover dead health
AUT 2014 554 554 privileged grow freedom fear want course stories told young people growing afghanistan central african republic example today half world’s population years age many lack adequate nutrition health care education jobs great prospects life work united nations development therefore crucial lifting millions people poverty helping hungry sick educating new generations around world health
AUT 2014 555 555 grow freedom fear want course stories told young people growing afghanistan central african republic example today half world’s population years age many lack adequate nutrition health care education jobs great prospects life work united nations development therefore crucial lifting millions people poverty helping hungry sick educating new generations around world united health
AUT 2014 655 655 ban ki-moon agreed attend conference aware list challenges international community united nations facing long situations iraq ukraine syria gaza central african republic mali outbreak ebola disease name just view challenges united nations needs deserves full support want especially thank secretary-general ban ki-moon tireless efforts helm united nations can assure austria remains health
BDI 2014 250 250 great respect goals aforementioned group rightly pointed fastest reduction poverty history world occurred first years new millennium group notes number people living day fallen child mortality declined per cent since millennium declaration resolution deaths attributable malaria reduced one quarter note every country can boast progress burundi shares belief wrong us abandon health
BDI 2014 260 260 history world occurred first years new millennium group notes number people living day fallen child mortality declined per cent since millennium declaration resolution deaths attributable malaria reduced one quarter note every country can boast progress burundi shares belief wrong us abandon mdgs start zero contrary continue reforms produced unprecedented progress unquestionably health
BDI 2014 338 338 united nations well strengthening partnerships united nations bodies although moment seems clear burundi will able fully meet established goals point made undeniable progress areas education health thanks particular programmes free education medical care children five new mothers besides classrooms many health centres built past years seen positive results sectors area education health
BDI 2014 353 353 fully meet established goals point made undeniable progress areas education health thanks particular programmes free education medical care children five new mothers besides classrooms many health centres built past years seen positive results sectors area education many young burundians including girls access schooling past now attending school area health care reduced health
BDI 2014 376 376 classrooms many health centres built past years seen positive results sectors area education many young burundians including girls access schooling past now attending school area health care reduced child maternal mortality working stabilizing prevalence hiv aids meeting eligibility requirements global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria delivered accounts efforts assembly’s sixty-eighth session health
BDI 2014 381 381 past years seen positive results sectors area education many young burundians including girls access schooling past now attending school area health care reduced child maternal mortality working stabilizing prevalence hiv aids meeting eligibility requirements global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria delivered accounts efforts assembly’s sixty-eighth session well reduction deaths due malaria health
BDI 2014 395 395 schooling past now attending school area health care reduced child maternal mortality working stabilizing prevalence hiv aids meeting eligibility requirements global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria delivered accounts efforts assembly’s sixty-eighth session well reduction deaths due malaria political front indicated address assembly sixty-eighth session burundi working process committed months ago holding health
BDI 2014 406 406 mortality working stabilizing prevalence hiv aids meeting eligibility requirements global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria delivered accounts efforts assembly’s sixty-eighth session well reduction deaths due malaria political front indicated address assembly sixty-eighth session burundi working process committed months ago holding presidential general elections scheduled begin may regard important note holding successive health
BDI 2014 1232 1232 infantry battalion men help young state restore peace security also wish inform assembly burundi made progress regarding implementation millennium development goals mdgs general areas education health particular however despite country’s efforts accelerate actions honour commitments made millennium summit international economic climate burundi particular favourable attainment government burundi remains committed however development health
BEL 2014 527 527 groups can longer harm urgent necessity sahel mali central african republic fight religious extremism priorities lie must also mobilize support populations africa dealing horrific ebola epidemic fringes europe seeing broad destabilization internationally recognized borders violated ukraine facing major challenge inclusive representative minorities majority population ukraine regard flight mh-17 six belgian citizens health
BEL 2014 651 651 act like thank secretary-general unwavering efforts improve functioning world continues present us insufferable contrasts many human beings today living extreme poverty safe access water basic health services suffer malnutrition can believe people will resign situation will yet another scandal international community group seven organization economic cooperation development beginning deal tax evasion health
BEL 2014 654 654 secretary-general unwavering efforts improve functioning world continues present us insufferable contrasts many human beings today living extreme poverty safe access water basic health services suffer malnutrition can believe people will resign situation will yet another scandal international community group seven organization economic cooperation development beginning deal tax evasion extremely important fight health
BEL 2014 757 757 cultures belgium always one open countries world high standard living although think still great inequalities smallest europe largely due civil support organized belgian state particular health system exceptional accessible everyone moreover belgium multicultural country demography abundant diverse migration country respect culture compromise part cultural heritage belgium like european union moving path health
BEN 2014 568 568 singled introduction free kindergaren primary education provision facilities secondary higher education levels pupils students need thereby allowing significant increase school enrolment particular among girls area health actions government improved management provision services prevention mother-to-child hiv aids transmission nutrition water supply hygiene sanitation basis established health-care infrastructure network government able launch universal health
BEN 2014 580 580 pupils students need thereby allowing significant increase school enrolment particular among girls area health actions government improved management provision services prevention mother-to-child hiv aids transmission nutrition water supply hygiene sanitation basis established health-care infrastructure network government able launch universal health insurance plan provides level social protection people affordable cost provision state health
BEN 2014 594 594 actions government improved management provision services prevention mother-to-child hiv aids transmission nutrition water supply hygiene sanitation basis established health-care infrastructure network government able launch universal health insurance plan provides level social protection people affordable cost provision state caesarean operations well free health care children years age also life-saving measures thousands beninese health
BEN 2014 610 610 basis established health-care infrastructure network government able launch universal health insurance plan provides level social protection people affordable cost provision state caesarean operations well free health care children years age also life-saving measures thousands beninese families also efforts made government benin alleviate poverty providing substantial support microcredit institutions significant impact improving health
BEN 2014 873 873 resolutions moreover tranquillity west african nations shaken months outbreak ebola virus whose rapid spread already caused deaths half number infected scale phenomenon requires deployment coordinated health mechanism throughout countries region order contain rostrum commend diligence shown secretary-general world health organization leading international community take measures commensurate challenge humankind establish series emergency health
BEN 2014 886 886 spread already caused deaths half number infected scale phenomenon requires deployment coordinated health mechanism throughout countries region order contain rostrum commend diligence shown secretary-general world health organization leading international community take measures commensurate challenge humankind establish series emergency measures counter contain global threat beyond affected states crisis underscores need promote human health
BEN 2014 914 914 international community take measures commensurate challenge humankind establish series emergency measures counter contain global threat beyond affected states crisis underscores need promote human security particular health security order increase resilience populations state world undoubtedly taking worrying turn humankind crossroads necessary ever united nations affirm leadership reverse alarming trends regard urgent find health
BFA 2014 193 193 factors peace stability lastly burkina faso welcomes assembly’s adoption secretary-general’s ebola initiative resolution welcomes appointment mr david nabarro senior united nations system coordinator ebola virus disease mr anthony banbury special representative head united nations mission ebola emergency response steps will certainly help west african subregion strengthen public-health systems order eradicate epidemic health
BFA 2014 218 218 disease mr anthony banbury special representative head united nations mission ebola emergency response steps will certainly help west african subregion strengthen public-health systems order eradicate epidemic whose spread permanently compromise area’s social cohesion development economic integration burkina faso like express sympathy solidarity affected countries reiterates commitment participating quest collective solution can health
BFA 2014 248 248 area’s social cohesion development economic integration burkina faso like express sympathy solidarity affected countries reiterates commitment participating quest collective solution can ensure effective protection people health personnel well free movement people goods within economic community west african states ecowas today can celebrate progress made efforts achieve maintain peace well achieve development health
BFA 2014 347 347 young people main objectives several years consecutively efforts enabled burkina faso record average annual growth rates around per cent achieve significant investments number areas include health education agriculture water road energy infrastructures clearly development efforts thrive without stable peaceful environment end president mr blaise compaoré government burkina faso continue work entrench health
BFA 2014 426 426 example making promotion defence human rights major focus government policy improving people’s welfare context work mrs chantal compaoré goodwill ambassador inter-african committee traditional practices affecting health women children whose commitment dealing issue female genital mutilation important contribution global efforts protect rights women girls burkina faso welcomes human rights council’s recent adoption health
BGD 2014 609 609 building capabilities country people area modern information communications technologies people currently receive types service union service information centres rural populations access health-care services information-technology-connected community health clinics union health centres networks enable us bring various crucial public services people’s homes affordable cost bangladesh million sim cards per cent telephone penetration million health
BGD 2014 612 612 people area modern information communications technologies people currently receive types service union service information centres rural populations access health-care services information-technology-connected community health clinics union health centres networks enable us bring various crucial public services people’s homes affordable cost bangladesh million sim cards per cent telephone penetration million internet connections bangladesh’s health
BGD 2014 809 809 feeding development programmes vulnerable groups ashrayan poverty alleviation project provides housing income generation homeless monthly pensions senior citizens widows destitute women disabled maternity allowances food nutrition security rural dwellers one-house one-farm schemes aimed promoting family farming persons disabilities provided education skills development interest-free credit self-employment per cent jobs quota reserved formal health
BGR 2014 182 182 loopholes current millennium development goals build upon lessons learned new framework founded principles respect human rights inclusiveness good governance rule law youth-specific targets areas education health care employment paramount importance well development unthinkable without peace security illegal annexation crimea russian federation conflict eastern ukraine become one serious threats peace security europe health
BHR 2014 120 120 environment conducive seeking appropriate solutions problems challenges face inaugural statement secretary-general opening general debate see pv shed light number challenges facing us including climate_change spread diseases particularly ebola epidemic west africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues related health education food security health
BHR 2014 123 123 appropriate solutions problems challenges face inaugural statement secretary-general opening general debate see pv shed light number challenges facing us including climate_change spread diseases particularly ebola epidemic west africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues related health education food security country supports secretary-general’s health
BHR 2014 142 142 including climate_change spread diseases particularly ebola epidemic west africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues related health education food security country supports secretary-general’s urgent call conclude global climate agreement forthcoming lima paris conferences stresses importance green climate fund designed mitigate effects climate_change health
BHR 2014 202 202 resulting successes countering numerous challenges instability currently facing region classified united nations development programme undp human development report based objective statistical criteria regarding first foremost health care education per capita income equality women kingdom bahrain ranked among countries high human development status achieved persistent hard work will endeavour maintain goals however health
BLZ 2014 380 380 international community grievously dilatory taking prompt collective action prevent genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threats epidemics pandemics terrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge conflagrations health
BLZ 2014 381 381 community grievously dilatory taking prompt collective action prevent genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threats epidemics pandemics terrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge conflagrations forests health
BLZ 2014 421 421 opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge conflagrations forests intense rainfall floods hurricanes melting snowcaps warming seas sea-level rises awful frightening increase pestilence diseases already occurring around world among things country belize already experiencing coral bleaching coastal erosion flooding forecast next year entire country will visited severe drought cost health
BLZ 2014 585 585 development government ever mindful primary responsibility rests government people conviction given limited resources government prioritize areas intervention concentrated providing nation’s basic needs security housing education health care employment wealth generation highest list priorities importance safeguarding country’s security territorial integrity successive belizean governments invested heavily efforts bring peaceful resolution guatemalan territorial claim health
BLZ 2014 1264 1264 produce goods services competitive world markets order continue efforts regard will need continued support united nations formidable network belize currently spends per cent national budget health sector seek develop maintain healthy productive population end government expanding school food programmes countrywide programmes allow parents low-income families purchase food items concessionary rates know health
BLZ 2014 1294 1294 healthy productive population end government expanding school food programmes countrywide programmes allow parents low-income families purchase food items concessionary rates know regular balanced meals vital health population much less expensive keep population healthy cure ill continue strengthen primary health-care network continuously upgrade facilities hospital clinics modern diagnostic equipment flagship public hospital health
BLZ 2014 1341 1341 equipment flagship public hospital now benefiting significant technological upgrade also recently inaugurated brand-new neonatal wing hospital first time country’s history state-of- the-art facility cater exclusively health needs physically challenged children built facility brainchild wife prime minister serves special envoy women children belize spearheaded raising finances construction supervision construction take opportunity also health
BLZ 2014 1396 1396 just days ago hosted one largest gatherings first ladies spouses heads state government subject empowerment women girls united nations special event universal call action financial health women girls based beijing platform action call governments international organizations support worthy cause belize expanded coverage health insurance scheme last budget year cooperation agreement republic health
BLZ 2014 1413 1413 united nations special event universal call action financial health women girls based beijing platform action call governments international organizations support worthy cause belize expanded coverage health insurance scheme last budget year cooperation agreement republic cuba significantly increasing number health-care personnel indeed three weeks ago welcomed contingent newly trained belizean doctors largest health
BLZ 2014 1505 1505 sorrow humankind compact promote protect fundamental human rights dignity worth human person human persons nations large small devastating ebola virus increasing exponentially frighteningly disappointed international health agencies respond vigorously greater alacrity ebola outbreak many months ago belize welcomes secretary-general’s united nations mission ebola emergency response belize endorses without reservation call republic health
BOL 2014 355 355 declaring human right water means privatized water life object profit commercialization likewise resolve serious social inequalities basic services water electricity telecommunications basic sanitation well education health must human right pending agenda eradicate poverty hunger must also fight pitiless inhumane forces capital market omnipresent power banks usurers profit consumerism hunger so-called vulture health
BRA 2014 175 175 million administration alone social policies income- transfer programmes coordinated within plan brazil without extreme poverty also contributed results health-care front able meet target reduced child mortality deadline set millennium development goals also made access basic primary middle-school education universally available now pursuing goal secondary education equally committed enhancing quality education inter health
BRA 2014 304 304 legislation allocating education per cent royalties earned pre-salt oil exploration per cent social fund generated pre-salt oil revenues per cent pre-salt oil exploration royalties going health care will thus able transform finite resources oil gas permanent assets education science technology innovation will passport future neglected fiscal discipline monetary stability striven protect health
BRB 2014 960 960 also threatens peacebuilding development gains countries affected sincere hope recently adopted security council resolution general assembly resolutions will accelerate mobilization resources assist affected countries halt epidemic barbados long supported negotiated two- state solution question palestine right palestinian people self-determination right live peace security palestinian state within pre-1967 borders barbados’s position state health
BRB 2014 1085 1085 better will relegated pages history closing barbados believes inextricable link among development international peace security stated within context agenda peace access food clothing shelter education health opportunity gainful employment denied democracy flourish pv p also hold converse true can real development without respect human rights rule law democracy hope much time health
BRN 2014 392 392 force lebanon international peace monitoring missions work southern philippines remain committed endeavours overall outlook complicated challenges global nature ranging impact climate_change extremism terrorism serious repercussions pandemic diseases brunei darussalam stands united international community combating terrorism forms rejecting extremism support regional international efforts counter terrorism will continue participate global initiatives interfaith dialogues health
BRN 2014 393 393 lebanon international peace monitoring missions work southern philippines remain committed endeavours overall outlook complicated challenges global nature ranging impact climate_change extremism terrorism serious repercussions pandemic diseases brunei darussalam stands united international community combating terrorism forms rejecting extremism support regional international efforts counter terrorism will continue participate global initiatives interfaith dialogues dialogues health
BTN 2014 332 332 agenda experience nurturing maintaining strong partnerships donors based trust mutual respect critical progress last least conservation environment related issue sustainability decent standard living adequate education health care employment essential people live self-respect dignity hope basic necessities life air water food polluted contaminated decent standard living unsustainable wanton exploitation natural resources without health
BTN 2014 359 359 employment essential people live self-respect dignity hope basic necessities life air water food polluted contaminated decent standard living unsustainable wanton exploitation natural resources without care health planet clearly go world riven challenges epic proportions centrality united nations truly global organization overemphasized yet efforts reform highest organ security council remain deadlocked consensus-based health
BWA 2014 200 200 challenges fully realizing mdgs resulted many countries failing deliver tangible development achievements citizens cogently set mdgs despite best efforts intentions continue witness intolerable levels poverty disease economic stagnation environmental degradation well drawbacks precipitated large part natural disasters severe resource capacity constraints botswana made impressive gains implementation mdgs without enormous challenges chief health
BWA 2014 251 251 among resource capacity constraints botswana government strived achieve mdgs improve quality life citizens allocating substantial percentage national budget sectors significant bearing country’s development including education health infrastructure development human capital women youth empowerment botswana continues make every effort remaining time target completion date finish unfinished business remaining mdgs especially goals relating health
BWA 2014 279 279 human capital women youth empowerment botswana continues make every effort remaining time target completion date finish unfinished business remaining mdgs especially goals relating infant maternal mortality outbreak deadly ebola virus disease evolving public health catastrophe serious setback achievement mdgs therefore implore assembly call partners organizations goodwill spare effort rescuing west african health
BWA 2014 284 284 botswana continues make every effort remaining time target completion date finish unfinished business remaining mdgs especially goals relating infant maternal mortality outbreak deadly ebola virus disease evolving public health catastrophe serious setback achievement mdgs therefore implore assembly call partners organizations goodwill spare effort rescuing west african region scourge united nations conference health
BWA 2014 287 287 every effort remaining time target completion date finish unfinished business remaining mdgs especially goals relating infant maternal mortality outbreak deadly ebola virus disease evolving public health catastrophe serious setback achievement mdgs therefore implore assembly call partners organizations goodwill spare effort rescuing west african region scourge united nations conference sustainable development mapped health
CAF 2014 716 716 achievements millennium development goals emerging challenges comes right time world continues shaken crises types africa middle near east asia eastern europe latin america ebola virus disease raging throughout west african region risk expanding beyond region another current challenge large-scale adverse economic humanitarian consequences many countries like take opportunity extend high rostrum health
CAN 2014 157 157 many parts africa canada’s positions issues well known will continue contribute extent able assisting friends allies international community deal grave challenges extreme situations confronted problems pandemics climate_change course problems underdevelopment remain spoke french feel strongly effort ever vain offers peoples alternative conflict possibility better life families spoke english canadians therefore seek health
CAN 2014 397 397 matter freely trade millions people will need helping hand time come easily important example one closest heart worldwide struggle upon many engaged maternal newborn child health initiative saving lives world’s vulnerable mothers infants children must remain top global priority world must honour commitments made hall mothers children year remarkable progress spoke health
CAN 2014 436 436 world must honour commitments made hall mothers children year remarkable progress spoke french thanks inexpensive vaccines combined efforts multiple partners children vaccinated today ever importance nutrition becomes better understood children surviving thanks simple low-cost easily accessible techniques literally millions mothers children mere years ago might died survive today thrive spoke english health
CAN 2014 518 518 monitoring receipt monies pledged used assurance full accountability allowed recipients plan greater certainty donors give confidence excellency president kikwete tanzania just heard honour co-chair world health organization’s information accountability commission linked initiative clear vision vision achievable know help great many vulnerable people seen can done want simply rally passion will make health
CAN 2014 581 581 causes can stop thousands mothers dying childbirth survive relatively little intervention also know need working new partnerships bring together governments agencies united nations including world health organization world food programme unicef private sector partnerships producing real results taking us new heights excellence thinking maternal newborn child health network canada group represents health
CAN 2014 602 602 united nations including world health organization world food programme unicef private sector partnerships producing real results taking us new heights excellence thinking maternal newborn child health network canada group represents broad base canadian civil society key implementing partner ground many representatives know may toronto canada hosted world’s leading actors subject heard health
CAN 2014 642 642 representatives know may toronto canada hosted world’s leading actors subject heard success stories example micronutrient initiative million children received vitamin pills cost pennies drop child mortality per cent heard global alliance vaccines immunization three-year period immunizations saved lives million children partnerships deliver better nutrition partnerships deliver better measurement vital statistics critical health
CAN 2014 660 660 received vitamin pills cost pennies drop child mortality per cent heard global alliance vaccines immunization three-year period immunizations saved lives million children partnerships deliver better nutrition partnerships deliver better measurement vital statistics critical one manage one measure mission measure progress precious lives saved every child needs birth certificate spoke french also health
CAN 2014 736 736 children mothers fight can win get done two things needed now political focus renewed financial commitment therefore urge assembly strongest terms ensure maternal newborn child health remains clear top priority evolving post-2015 development agenda one limited number priorities political focus need financial commitment know many competing priorities come far stop now health
CAN 2014 798 798 president kim world bank leaders announced new financing bank’s global financing facility every woman every child facility will help developing countries access financing required improve health systems pleased announce canada financially support world bank’s global financing facility every woman every child spoke french urge countries likewise provide viable solutions prevent tragic health
CHE 2014 798 798 testing vaccines similarly must also can every day protect world’s youth horrors war place children young people school families battlefield switzerland intensifying efforts provide better health protection women especially young girls also launched action plan combat phenomenon child soldiers deprived ofthe right simply children order meet challenges will need common will health
CHL 2014 56 56 devastating humanitarian consequences challenges include regional wars ethnic religious tensions humanitarian crises trampling human rights break-up several states climate_change deepening inequality cross-border terrorism spread terrible pandemics ebola require firm urgent response part international community instability along lack social cohesion poses threat peace security human rights development democracy affects countries states actual health
CHN 2014 1054 1054 united nations contributed greatly improving human survival development global development still task long term international community dealing formidable challenges reducing poverty eradicating hunger improving education health women children also facing new challenges form environment climate_change energy resource security next year deadline meeting mdgs post-2015 development agenda will take historic mission building health
CHN 2014 1210 1210 negotiations new post-2020 climate-change regime scheduled end accordance principles shared differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities aim creating fairer equitable effective arrangements international cooperation climate_change ebola epidemic raging african countries sounded alarm global health security good brother partner africa shares good bad china will continue stand firmly african people support assist best health
CHN 2014 1217 1217 accordance principles shared differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities aim creating fairer equitable effective arrangements international cooperation climate_change ebola epidemic raging african countries sounded alarm global health security good brother partner africa shares good bad china will continue stand firmly african people support assist best ability will also take active part relevant health
CHN 2014 1249 1249 good bad china will continue stand firmly african people support assist best ability will also take active part relevant international assistance efforts china calls world health organization united nations international agencies work closely international community come new initiatives strengthening global health security provide assistance developing countries particularly africa next year one health
CHN 2014 1264 1264 take active part relevant international assistance efforts china calls world health organization united nations international agencies work closely international community come new initiatives strengthening global health security provide assistance developing countries particularly africa next year one special historic significance marks seventieth anniversary victory anti-fascist world war founding united nations victory chinese health
CIV 2014 184 184 goals tirelessly pursued within framework implementation national development programme strengthening cooperation partners will use time now deadline end accelerate efforts reduce poverty improve maternal child health consolidate remarkable progress made fight hiv aids concerning access primary education finally ensure access clean drinking water compatriots past three years côte d’ivoire made significant health
CIV 2014 347 347 annual growth rate gross national product per cent average past years africa offers unique opportunities areas infrastructure energy agriculture employment capability ensuring food security continent health sector combating climate_change also active africa entering era progress development will depend security environment indeed unprecedented spread terrorism horn africa sahelo-saharan area explosion maritime piracy health
CIV 2014 379 379 entering era progress development will depend security environment indeed unprecedented spread terrorism horn africa sahelo-saharan area explosion maritime piracy various types criminal trafficking recently resurgence pandemics ebola haemorrhagic fever ravaging certain countries west africa threatening african continent risk making lose decade human progress economic growth unlike wars yesteryear trans-border threats will health
CIV 2014 531 531 will help strengthen african capacities combat terrorism also wish thank american people bold outstanding measures taken government united states america help west africa overcome ebola epidemic measures addition taken world health organization non-governmental organizations france united kingdom world bank japan european union countries must serve impetus international mobilization spirit like acknowledge health
CIV 2014 536 536 combat terrorism also wish thank american people bold outstanding measures taken government united states america help west africa overcome ebola epidemic measures addition taken world health organization non-governmental organizations france united kingdom world bank japan european union countries must serve impetus international mobilization spirit like acknowledge support provided international community brotherly health
CMR 2014 135 135 living conditions population recovery economy public finances fostered return growth bodes well success efforts however progress substantial significant yet enabled us eradicate poverty areas education health care access water electricity roads et cetera still long way go order meet needs people countries targeted mdgs developing countries face similar situations like president health
COD 2014 116 116 hostage-taking summary executions states members organization must face threat collectively moral obligation effective strategy eradicate barbarism surely quickly since previous session general assembly major public health problem also hindered africa path towards development namely loss human lives caused ebola countries sub-saharan africa less six months disease claimed lives including approximately country health
COD 2014 136 136 session general assembly major public health problem also hindered africa path towards development namely loss human lives caused ebola countries sub-saharan africa less six months disease claimed lives including approximately country africa leading heroic battle virus deserves support grateful international community aware beyond affected african populations today humankind threat extended touching health
COD 2014 174 174 grateful international community aware beyond affected african populations today humankind threat extended touching effective solidarity affected countries thank international community significant technical logistical support response epidemic future hope see fine example human brotherhood prevail blind competition see often occur equal fervour sectors democratic republic congo touched seventh time scourge managed contain health
COD 2014 201 201 hope see fine example human brotherhood prevail blind competition see often occur equal fervour sectors democratic republic congo touched seventh time scourge managed contain new epidemic origin boende territory equateur province also provided support fight epidemic west africa now mastered situation within country democratic republic congo ready send experts affected countries health
COD 2014 211 211 often occur equal fervour sectors democratic republic congo touched seventh time scourge managed contain new epidemic origin boende territory equateur province also provided support fight epidemic west africa now mastered situation within country democratic republic congo ready send experts affected countries take opportunity announce rostrum basis years experience management ebola outbreaks health
COD 2014 247 247 ready send experts affected countries take opportunity announce rostrum basis years experience management ebola outbreaks october democratic republic congo will set multidisciplinary training centres train health personnel respond adequately terms quality quantity care needs african countries future affected epidemic wars engulfing various parts world including middle east ukraine syria iraq libya health
COD 2014 260 260 ebola outbreaks october democratic republic congo will set multidisciplinary training centres train health personnel respond adequately terms quality quantity care needs african countries future affected epidemic wars engulfing various parts world including middle east ukraine syria iraq libya central african republic first recall united nations created following world war order establish health
COD 2014 353 353 troop police contingents central african republic issue peace fundamental without humankind realize implement transformative development programme central theme session can goal achieved long terrorism contained epidemics ebola defeated experience congolese know challenge met provided will way determination know country barely years ago today happy say democratic republic congo standing feet country health
COG 2014 78 78 support republic congo efforts expends devotion selflessness head organization world turmoil humankind lives fear tensions conflicts exist virtually everywhere terrorism become bogeyman states old new epidemics plague societies especially poorest among persistent disparities among within states climate_change threatens planet challenges arouse feeling great apprehension throughout world turn make us put faith health
COG 2014 307 307 army still active central african republic democratic republic congo uganda central africa elsewhere continent insecurity often result number factors war armed violence also poverty endemic diseases malaria hiv aids non-communicable diseases ebola haemorrhagic fever commend great spirit solidarity shown international community assisting african countries affected ebola epidemic eradicate terrible scourge regard health
COG 2014 308 308 still active central african republic democratic republic congo uganda central africa elsewhere continent insecurity often result number factors war armed violence also poverty endemic diseases malaria hiv aids non-communicable diseases ebola haemorrhagic fever commend great spirit solidarity shown international community assisting african countries affected ebola epidemic eradicate terrible scourge regard welcome health
COG 2014 312 312 republic democratic republic congo uganda central africa elsewhere continent insecurity often result number factors war armed violence also poverty endemic diseases malaria hiv aids non-communicable diseases ebola haemorrhagic fever commend great spirit solidarity shown international community assisting african countries affected ebola epidemic eradicate terrible scourge regard welcome establishment united nations mission health
COG 2014 328 328 violence also poverty endemic diseases malaria hiv aids non-communicable diseases ebola haemorrhagic fever commend great spirit solidarity shown international community assisting african countries affected ebola epidemic eradicate terrible scourge regard welcome establishment united nations mission ebola emergency response secretary-general like briefly address issue climate_change everyone knows remains major threat planet republic health
COL 2014 43 43 post- development agenda responds humankind’s current challenges sustainable development goals recently adopted open transparent inclusive negotiation process centre agenda world full bad news war terrorism disease like bring ray hope assembly half century conflict colombia will soon enjoy peace achieve goal colombians unsuccessfully sought long hope peace anywhere world despite difficult health
COL 2014 180 180 sever link politics arms regarding illicit drug problem agreed continue dismantling drug mafia structures promote national crop substitution alternative development programme address issue consumption public health perspective agreement also includes commitment part farc contributing effectively definitive solution illicit drug problem ending relationship may colombia without coca without conflict impossible dream just health
COL 2014 541 541 iraq libya ukraine regions like sahel condemn ruthless terrorism islamic state iraq sham indifferent suffering many families palestine israel victims armed confrontations loss life due epidemics ebola africa approach organization’s seventieth anniversary find defining moment consolidation international system embodied united nations full respect international law purposes principles enshrined charter essential attaining health
COM 2014 543 543 covenant solidarity nation’s socioeconomic progress like many countries like small island developing states particular union comoros made significant strides towards achieving goals including improving maternal health women’s participation political economic life reducing malaria infant mortality fighting hiv aids ensuring equality children’s education however still much particularly areas food security access universal health
COM 2014 550 550 countries like small island developing states particular union comoros made significant strides towards achieving goals including improving maternal health women’s participation political economic life reducing malaria infant mortality fighting hiv aids ensuring equality children’s education however still much particularly areas food security access universal health care deterioration environment similarly energy sustainable health
COM 2014 552 552 small island developing states particular union comoros made significant strides towards achieving goals including improving maternal health women’s participation political economic life reducing malaria infant mortality fighting hiv aids ensuring equality children’s education however still much particularly areas food security access universal health care deterioration environment similarly energy sustainable agriculture access health
COM 2014 569 569 women’s participation political economic life reducing malaria infant mortality fighting hiv aids ensuring equality children’s education however still much particularly areas food security access universal health care deterioration environment similarly energy sustainable agriculture access drinking water much population still matters concern time country negotiating entry world trade organization urge mdgs still health
COM 2014 703 703 example ebola virus devastating various west african countries alarming scale speed whose spread represent global threat welcome steps many countries taken recently help contain eradicate epidemic belief crucial importance international solidarity meeting peoples ever-growing needs base hopes seeing organization successfully negotiate transformation almost years existence indeed rising meet many current challenges health
CPV 2014 988 988 subregion position effectively combat without greater international cooperation combination efforts means strategies therefore like count consistent support international community security council rightly determined current ebola epidemic west africa threat international security situation three countries affected epidemic prompt international community engage organized coordinated actions provide aid effectively save lives prevent spread disease health
CPV 2014 998 998 means strategies therefore like count consistent support international community security council rightly determined current ebola epidemic west africa threat international security situation three countries affected epidemic prompt international community engage organized coordinated actions provide aid effectively save lives prevent spread disease neighbouring countries rest africa world cabo verde welcomes supports efforts health
CPV 2014 1013 1013 epidemic west africa threat international security situation three countries affected epidemic prompt international community engage organized coordinated actions provide aid effectively save lives prevent spread disease neighbouring countries rest africa world cabo verde welcomes supports efforts made nations organizations involved struggle particularly secretary-general’s initiatives regard inclusion issue security council agenda adoption health
CPV 2014 1057 1057 regard inclusion issue security council agenda adoption resolution unanimity debate followed see s pv unequivocal expression international community’s awareness priority must given efforts halt control epidemic catastrophic consequences affected sister nations particularly republics guinea sierra leone liberia cabo verde offers friendship solidarity health
CUB 2014 63 63 imposed annual military expenditure amounts trillion increase military budgets per cent gross domestic product required states members nato will help address resolve issues poverty hunger epidemics waves migration overcome global economic environmental food energy water crises already demonstrated wherever so-called unconventional warfare described united states special forces army training circular 18-01 health
CUB 2014 489 489 must result inclusive intergovernmental negotiation resulting document interpretation parties consensus rather consensus urgent make sub-saharan africa priority essential confront jointly decisively sufficient genuine cooperation ebola epidemic affecting countries continent cuba decided maintain medical cooperation african countries specialists working willing extend cooperation auspices world health organization affected countries reported doctors paramedics will health
CUB 2014 507 507 confront jointly decisively sufficient genuine cooperation ebola epidemic affecting countries continent cuba decided maintain medical cooperation african countries specialists working willing extend cooperation auspices world health organization affected countries reported doctors paramedics will completely voluntarily call international community particularly industrialized countries substantial means forcefully respond call united nations supply financial health health
CUB 2014 532 532 health organization affected countries reported doctors paramedics will completely voluntarily call international community particularly industrialized countries substantial means forcefully respond call united nations supply financial health scientific resources right away order eradicate scourge prevent claiming lives necessary resources also contributed support african union’s agenda sets forth road map development region past health
CUB 2014 561 561 away order eradicate scourge prevent claiming lives necessary resources also contributed support african union’s agenda sets forth road map development region past five decades cuban health workers assisted nations south including african countries worked also physicians trained free charge countries african nations cuba small subject blockade able much done africa cooperation health
CUB 2014 619 619 american caribbean states celac havana agreed needed achieve goal making societies just inclusive indispensable better distribution wealth income eradication illiteracy quality education real food security health systems universal coverage fulfilment human rights solemn proclamation latin america caribbean zone peace signed heads state government enshrines respect principles norms international law promotion culture health
CYP 2014 457 457 pose existential dangers yet tackle include among others human trafficking proliferation weapons mass destruction global poverty hunger distress intensify migration flows create demographic changes spread epidemic recent example ebola moreover effects climate_change eventually distant future turn irreversible catastrophic cyprus lies crossroads europe north africa near middle east volatile region conflicts take health
DEU 2014 213 213 part sincerely hope many others will follow suit support needed syria’s neighbours tremendous job also tremendous strain due huge influx displaced persons refugees syria ebola epidemic raging west africa bringing suffering death homes individual families endangering cohesion entire societies sending humanitarian medical assistance setting airlift region delighted many volunteers country responded health
DEU 2014 255 255 assistance setting airlift region delighted many volunteers country responded call saying want go help spot beyond immediate solidarity however need long-term commitment need expertise world health organization coordinating umbrella united nations particularly long term try strengthen states health-care systems germany will contribute goals bring dead back life may able prevent far health
DEU 2014 292 292 health-care systems germany will contribute goals bring dead back life may able prevent far many people dying ebola dying treated must certainly make sure next epidemic consequences deadly one still fighting move towards hope peace need many small steps commitment individuals bilateral diplomacy regional initiatives none can replace united nations united health
DMA 2014 592 592 america able complement decreasing assistance traditional partners embrace development partners look forward deepening strengthening partnerships benefits people spite achievements long way aspire spectre deadly ebola disease scourges hiv aids non-communicable diseases potential significantly impact people threaten gains made far small island developing states therefore myriad challenges calls collective global action protect health
DMA 2014 597 597 traditional partners embrace development partners look forward deepening strengthening partnerships benefits people spite achievements long way aspire spectre deadly ebola disease scourges hiv aids non-communicable diseases potential significantly impact people threaten gains made far small island developing states therefore myriad challenges calls collective global action protect gains small island states like health
DMA 2014 1417 1417 rest international community legally binding outcome climate_change negotiations critical component series actions taken member states buttressed post-2015 agenda includes poverty eradication increased access education training health care potable water sanitation promotes sustainable inclusive economic development outcomes third united nations conference sids samoa serve blueprint growth development sids include restructuring international financial health
DNK 2014 64 64 humanitarian assistance persecution people religious political beliefs gender sexual orientation disrespect national borders challenging basic principles rules-based international order built climate_change causing great risks human health global food security economic development natural resources much prosperity depends world billion people increasing demand key resources unsustainable pattern consumption production challenges face complex simple health
DNK 2014 404 404 action coalition denmark norway russia china finland united kingdom united states effectively secured destroyed horrendous weapons war united response also required another growing threat ebola epidemic become severe humanitarian social economic crisis countries west africa fail act now may develop global health crisis impacting millions people will confronted health crisis also health
DNK 2014 420 420 war united response also required another growing threat ebola epidemic become severe humanitarian social economic crisis countries west africa fail act now may develop global health crisis impacting millions people will confronted health crisis also threat international peace prosperity security clear challenge tackled one nation alone must lend support united nations health
DNK 2014 427 427 threat ebola epidemic become severe humanitarian social economic crisis countries west africa fail act now may develop global health crisis impacting millions people will confronted health crisis also threat international peace prosperity security clear challenge tackled one nation alone must lend support united nations member states common responsibility bring ebola control health
DNK 2014 496 496 humanitarian air service will now increase support today can announce denmark will provide maritime transport capacity united nations will support construction needed housing facilities international health personnel affected areas will provide additional funding world health organization situation evolves will stand ready consider additional steps global community based international law law must health
DNK 2014 505 505 announce denmark will provide maritime transport capacity united nations will support construction needed housing facilities international health personnel affected areas will provide additional funding world health organization situation evolves will stand ready consider additional steps global community based international law law must respected blatantly violated seen done past year witnessed unacceptable health
DNK 2014 830 830 can wipe poverty face earth pv p message based wishful thinking based facts within reach done 20-year period 1990-2010 million people lifted extreme poverty child mortality reduced almost per cent ninety per cent children developing regions now attend primary schools represents truly historic progress still need millennium development goals formulated almost health
DNK 2014 891 891 sustainable development goals must address integrate economic social environmental dimensions development another important factor ensure women’s empowerment gender equality rights women girls includes sexual reproductive health rights many places fundamental rights still observed women young girls must right decide freely whether want children many young people must access proper education two health
DOM 2014 80 80 hopes springing country true news hope especially valuable days abundant generally speaking times live raise major challenges mission organization preserving peace encouraging development making education health entitlement inhabitants earth aware six years ago crisis began financial sector developed countries quickly spread productive sectors affected entire planet consequences economic shock continue felt health
DOM 2014 262 262 girls boys without exception will access quality public education also proud tell assembly end year thanks efforts thousands volunteers will position declare country free illiteracy health second pillar essential welfare state also making significant progress eliminated co-payment public hospitals every year add participants subsidized health insurance system also giving priority supporting health
DOM 2014 281 281 will position declare country free illiteracy health second pillar essential welfare state also making significant progress eliminated co-payment public hospitals every year add participants subsidized health insurance system also giving priority supporting small agricultural producers visiting rural communities every week two years now listening people seeking ways helping providing credits training health
DOM 2014 617 617 chapters many can find inspiration guide us towards better future complete richer human identity clearly excellent basis understanding countries millions people want better development education health care security jobs opportunities concrete demands require specific measures truth responding reaching agreements areas months able achieve progress made decades little little moving forward discovering health
DOM 2014 928 928 share island found yesterday climate summit countries share planet citizens represent increasingly better informed demand live responsibility declared commitment preserve peace promote development make education health care right inhabitants planet health
DZA 2014 438 438 balance interests order bring opportunities cooperation means tackling challenges threats transnational nature cooperation excludes unilateral measures embargo imposed cuba worrisome spread ebola virus declared world health organization global health emergency reminds us tragically structural precariousness human security systems well responsibility international community treatment health problems affect poor means role decision-making algeria health
DZA 2014 441 441 bring opportunities cooperation means tackling challenges threats transnational nature cooperation excludes unilateral measures embargo imposed cuba worrisome spread ebola virus declared world health organization global health emergency reminds us tragically structural precariousness human security systems well responsibility international community treatment health problems affect poor means role decision-making algeria adds voice secretary-general health
DZA 2014 456 456 cuba worrisome spread ebola virus declared world health organization global health emergency reminds us tragically structural precariousness human security systems well responsibility international community treatment health problems affect poor means role decision-making algeria adds voice secretary-general urging united nations agencies donors well non-governmental organizations quickly provide international assistance needed african countries health
EGY 2014 800 800 seriously clear vision achieve ambitions people democracy development human dignity youth aspirations brighter future success will guarantee future people rostrum call upon everyone address ebola epidemic many african countries combatting disease collective responsibility must able assist countries need help providing protection people distances become shorter due modern advances thus increasing threat health
EGY 2014 805 805 people democracy development human dignity youth aspirations brighter future success will guarantee future people rostrum call upon everyone address ebola epidemic many african countries combatting disease collective responsibility must able assist countries need help providing protection people distances become shorter due modern advances thus increasing threat strong state egypt bears special health
ERI 2014 192 192 continent extremism terrorism forms bigotry intolerance spreading record key principles aspirations also far satisfactory whether issue ending poverty ensuring sustainable development advancing human rights preventing epidemics respecting sovereignty non-interference affairs others ensuring justice equality protecting environment world unquestionably facing grave dangerous situation paraphrase words secretary-general terrible time principles enshrined charter united health
ESP 2014 1044 1044 development sahel horn africa great lakes region spain contributes ending conflicts meeting commitments born solidarity proximity believe africa demonstrating belief instance acute crises arise ebola epidemic affecting major growing part central region want express spanish people’s solidarity victims support everything possible assist sometimes cost lives offer heartfelt tribute humanitarian aid workers health
ESP 2014 1152 1152 values interests humankind peace peace ever prosperous just spain supports united nations stronger united united bigotry intolerance barbarism united fighting poverty hunger marginalization united education health can reach united firmly defending dignity human beings health
EST 2014 841 841 violence exclusion today’s interdependent world hard achieve without peace stability world today also faces outbreak deadly virus longer local concern countries ebola become international public health emergency despite efforts already made governments international organizations outbreak races ahead support efforts global ebola response coalition tasked contain stop spread virus climate_change already existential health
EU 2014 830 830 will demonstrate commitment paris negotiations next year hope nations large small rich poor will assume responsibility ebola crisis cruelly reminds us just future country depends health facilities health may ultimately depend structures ebola modern plague teams doctors nurses volunteers must strengthened europe stands ready others help relieve heal autumn commemorate centenary health
EU 2014 832 832 commitment paris negotiations next year hope nations large small rich poor will assume responsibility ebola crisis cruelly reminds us just future country depends health facilities health may ultimately depend structures ebola modern plague teams doctors nurses volunteers must strengthened europe stands ready others help relieve heal autumn commemorate centenary great conflict health
FJI 2014 304 304 australia range social economic rights also enshrined supreme law first time rights comply number united nations conventions right economic participation just minimum wage education housing health adequate food water right live environment free pollution principle hope every nation will embrace strive preservation protection natural surroundings today proud report assembly fiji fairer health
FRA 2014 346 346 united nations certain point also will force military action becomes necessary also wanted talk regions world facing threats also affect security want talk assembly ebola epidemic know just much affecting african friends let us look beyond affected can imagine epidemic will remain confined just countries intervene also global threat response must health
FRA 2014 360 360 regions world facing threats also affect security want talk assembly ebola epidemic know just much affecting african friends let us look beyond affected can imagine epidemic will remain confined just countries intervene also global threat response must global therefore france europe world must provide countries affected epidemic necessary medical care indispensable health
FRA 2014 381 381 beyond affected can imagine epidemic will remain confined just countries intervene also global threat response must global therefore france europe world must provide countries affected epidemic necessary medical care indispensable protection economic assistance expected slightest weakness slightest failure show solidarity countries will affected also come general assembly speak happening europe next health
FSM 2014 57 57 allow extend sympathies families victims tragic appalling events recently unfolded around world passengers malaysia airlines flight mh-17 recent beheadings islamic state iraq syria victims ebola epidemic natural disasters will never forget tragedies loss lives humbled speak hallowed hall last time president island nation federated states micronesia like predecessors come great respect health
FSM 2014 214 214 droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water security health population health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase health
FSM 2014 216 216 increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water security health population health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase pre-industrial temperature health
FSM 2014 696 696 ocean acidification damage coral reefs alter migration patterns tuna commercially valuable resource foreign vessels enjoy unprecedented returns harvesting exclusive economic zone need help us maintain health productivity resilience ocean micronesia must also receive fair compensation value resources part programme sustainable use must reduce amount by-catch discarded bring shore put good use health
FSM 2014 743 743 shore put good use illegal unreported unregulated fishing iuu fishing continues threaten ocean resources undermines economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral health
FSM 2014 744 744 put good use illegal unreported unregulated fishing iuu fishing continues threaten ocean resources undermines economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue health
FSM 2014 754 754 threaten ocean resources undermines economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases health
FSM 2014 755 755 ocean resources undermines economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern health
FSM 2014 756 756 resources undermines economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern society health
FSM 2014 758 758 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern society robs individuals health
FSM 2014 779 779 ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern society robs individuals dignity particularly women children profiting human misery despicable micronesia supports eradication trafficking forms objective transparent ratings countries will help achieve goal health
GAB 2014 84 84 serious threats international peace security first advance elusive boko haram terrorist network extending area influence border neighbouring countries gabon wreaking havoc killing without discrimination recurrence epidemic ebola haemorrhagic fever unprecedented incidence infection plunging africa mourning allow pay tribute memory lost lives trying help ill also pay solemn tribute men women risk health
GAB 2014 90 90 advance elusive boko haram terrorist network extending area influence border neighbouring countries gabon wreaking havoc killing without discrimination recurrence epidemic ebola haemorrhagic fever unprecedented incidence infection plunging africa mourning allow pay tribute memory lost lives trying help ill also pay solemn tribute men women risk lives daily fight eradicate pandemic given health
GAB 2014 114 114 incidence infection plunging africa mourning allow pay tribute memory lost lives trying help ill also pay solemn tribute men women risk lives daily fight eradicate pandemic given threat ebola worldwide national responses replaced comprehensive mobilization global level regard country welcomes recent steps taken african union united nations well many national initiatives health
GAB 2014 151 151 regard country welcomes recent steps taken african union united nations well many national initiatives announced welcome united nations decision dispatch emergency medical mission fight ebola epidemic affected countries country prevailed fight several ebola crises past intends make available international centre medical research centre franceville centre’s expertise treating disease proven pleased session health
GAB 2014 173 173 mission fight ebola epidemic affected countries country prevailed fight several ebola crises past intends make available international centre medical research centre franceville centre’s expertise treating disease proven pleased session allows us debate topic concerns us namely delivering implementing transformative post-2015 development agenda gabon report recently adopted general assembly sustainable development goals health
GEO 2014 228 228 offering support need recognized various international organizations georgia today another world compared two decades ago even just two years ago every sector country advanced dramatically health care education economy rule law now dawn new day georgia democratic institutions stronger foreign policy making us secure growing economy working benefit georgians strengthening consolidating health
GEO 2014 554 554 going similar transitions deepen european euro-atlantic integration also becoming truly open globalized economy making important investments reforms unlock full potential georgian economy georgian people universal health care investments clean energy georgia becoming twenty-first-s pursue reforms seek implement united nations development agenda beyond become leader sustainable development taking outcomes united nations conference health
GHA 2014 27 27 become overriding theme language today s social political landscape speak need change behaviours attitudes laws speak need effect change areas human rights social justice education health administration come understand concept change constant lives human beings citizens world question asking change automatically signify progress old saying sure everyone familiar things change stay health
GHA 2014 322 322 social economic infrastructure even outbreak ebola already operating limited resources insufficient number treatment facilities shortage qualified medical personnel far recorded cases ebola including deaths world health organization predicts disease brought control number cases easily rise early november makes ebola dangerous virus dares us compromise impulses exist core humanity impulse comfort one health
GHA 2014 325 325 even outbreak ebola already operating limited resources insufficient number treatment facilities shortage qualified medical personnel far recorded cases ebola including deaths world health organization predicts disease brought control number cases easily rise early november makes ebola dangerous virus dares us compromise impulses exist core humanity impulse comfort one another love care health
GHA 2014 366 366 impulses exist core humanity impulse comfort one another love care healing power touch maintain dignity loved ones even death public funeral properly marked grave ebola disease isolation leaves family members afraid embrace one another leaves health-care workers afraid attend patients forces living abandon cultural rites washing embalming burying dead instead dead health
GHA 2014 456 456 aware airlines suspended flights shocked find airports completely vacant ebola just liberian problem sierra leonean guinean problem just west african problem ebola problem belongs world disease knows boundaries afford let fear keep us away let compromise impulses define sustain humanity must erase stigma end country ghana offered use capital city accra health
GHA 2014 488 488 us away let compromise impulses define sustain humanity must erase stigma end country ghana offered use capital city accra base operations activities geared towards containment disease like commend secretary-general ban ki-moon security council establishing united nations mission ebola emergency response also like acknowledge commend president barack obama people united states america health
GHA 2014 518 518 ki-moon security council establishing united nations mission ebola emergency response also like acknowledge commend president barack obama people united states america enormous commitment fight ebola health officials announced numerous times theory relatively easy stop spread ebola transmitted contact bodily fluids suggested changes behaviour practices public potentially reduce eliminate exposure virus yet health
GHA 2014 589 589 subregion something ecowas promoting last several decades allows interaction increased trade member states however without proper preventive measures place fluidity can also enable free movement disease drugs arms human traffickers terrorists unfortunately africa especially vulnerable terrorism sheer size vast terrain offers myriad places terrorists hide create safe havens per cent africa’s health
GIN 2014 53 53 recognize humankind able create conditions necessary development aspire foundations organization likely shaken steps taken deal immense challenges facing us poverty always goes hand hand major pandemics undermining glimmer hope decent life people entitled humankind’s aggressiveness towards environment pushes balance essential growth sustainable development fundamental rights still trampled opening door intolerance frustrations health
GIN 2014 142 142 crucial today wish assure will provide kind unfailing support provided predecessor ambassador john ashe pay tribute leadership seeking solutions issues concern must address issue serious health humanitarian crisis sierra leone liberia guinea currently facing members know ebola virus disease characterized haemorrhagic fever continues threaten international security since recent appearance march caused health
GIN 2014 155 155 ashe pay tribute leadership seeking solutions issues concern must address issue serious health humanitarian crisis sierra leone liberia guinea currently facing members know ebola virus disease characterized haemorrhagic fever continues threaten international security since recent appearance march caused deaths continues cause victims health-care workers spared faced spread epidemic extraordinary summit heads health
GIN 2014 177 177 know ebola virus disease characterized haemorrhagic fever continues threaten international security since recent appearance march caused deaths continues cause victims health-care workers spared faced spread epidemic extraordinary summit heads state government mano river union held conakry august summit adopted common strategy fighting disease made urgent appeal international community coordinated global response health
GIN 2014 194 194 continues cause victims health-care workers spared faced spread epidemic extraordinary summit heads state government mano river union held conakry august summit adopted common strategy fighting disease made urgent appeal international community coordinated global response national level government declared health emergency august quarantine line reinforced establishment compulsory medical checks border crossings crossing health
GIN 2014 207 207 government mano river union held conakry august summit adopted common strategy fighting disease made urgent appeal international community coordinated global response national level government declared health emergency august quarantine line reinforced establishment compulsory medical checks border crossings crossing places country particular airports ports negative impact ebola virus country’s economy can seen health
GIN 2014 260 260 productivity activity transport investment tourism sectors date guinea suffered loss nearly per cent growth forecast gross domestic product loss increase adequate measures taken time stem epidemic adverse consequences affected countries particular terms borders closed free movement persons hindered flights cancelled nationals states affected disease stigmatized ebola epidemic reminds us urgent need health
GIN 2014 278 278 loss increase adequate measures taken time stem epidemic adverse consequences affected countries particular terms borders closed free movement persons hindered flights cancelled nationals states affected disease stigmatized ebola epidemic reminds us urgent need comprehensive approach contain defeat terrible disease must isolate ebola countries must counter irrational panic gripped world ebola serious health
GIN 2014 281 281 measures taken time stem epidemic adverse consequences affected countries particular terms borders closed free movement persons hindered flights cancelled nationals states affected disease stigmatized ebola epidemic reminds us urgent need comprehensive approach contain defeat terrible disease must isolate ebola countries must counter irrational panic gripped world ebola serious epidemic death sentence health
GIN 2014 291 291 terms borders closed free movement persons hindered flights cancelled nationals states affected disease stigmatized ebola epidemic reminds us urgent need comprehensive approach contain defeat terrible disease must isolate ebola countries must counter irrational panic gripped world ebola serious epidemic death sentence ebola can cured therefore welcome fact several african heads state health
GIN 2014 304 304 stigmatized ebola epidemic reminds us urgent need comprehensive approach contain defeat terrible disease must isolate ebola countries must counter irrational panic gripped world ebola serious epidemic death sentence ebola can cured therefore welcome fact several african heads state joined president ibrahim boubacar keita mali king morocco pay tribute france england president health
GIN 2014 375 375 ondimba gabon decided lift ban flights use airports thank capacity acting chair mano river union like welcome appointment united nations system senior coordinator ebola virus disease pay tribute work world health organization united states centers disease control atlanta médecins sans frontières international federation red cross red crescent societies bilateral multilateral partners health
GIN 2014 380 380 flights use airports thank capacity acting chair mano river union like welcome appointment united nations system senior coordinator ebola virus disease pay tribute work world health organization united states centers disease control atlanta médecins sans frontières international federation red cross red crescent societies bilateral multilateral partners sparing effort support coordinated action health
GIN 2014 385 385 acting chair mano river union like welcome appointment united nations system senior coordinator ebola virus disease pay tribute work world health organization united states centers disease control atlanta médecins sans frontières international federation red cross red crescent societies bilateral multilateral partners sparing effort support coordinated action affected countries eradicate ebola virus health
GIN 2014 440 440 security council resolution co-sponsored member states adopted unanimously members council resolution establishment united nations mission ebola emergency response welcome spirit solidarity continues shown countries affected epidemic express gratitude states organizations assisted us thank particular president obama president françois hollande secretary- general support call action countries world countries urgent needs must met health
GIN 2014 477 477 françois hollande secretary- general support call action countries world countries urgent needs must met boost efforts fight effectively ebola needs variety areas including strengthening infrastructure health systems increasing number health-care workers financial material logistical support gaps areas inhibit efforts promises nice urgent need action ground faster act better chance stopping disease health
GIN 2014 502 502 health systems increasing number health-care workers financial material logistical support gaps areas inhibit efforts promises nice urgent need action ground faster act better chance stopping disease sustainable development remains cornerstone harmonious development humankind international community obligation end poverty still grips almost billion people live africa beyond economic social concerns matter human health
GIN 2014 568 568 achieving millennium development goals illiteracy pushed back although efforts still needed achieve quality equality required pursuit knowledge essential role women transforming society enhanced however family health access water basic health care social protection deserve investment political commitment worse digital divide slow show improvement lack adequate policy ownership transfers science new technologies health
GIN 2014 572 572 illiteracy pushed back although efforts still needed achieve quality equality required pursuit knowledge essential role women transforming society enhanced however family health access water basic health care social protection deserve investment political commitment worse digital divide slow show improvement lack adequate policy ownership transfers science new technologies however encouraging results achieved health
GIN 2014 599 599 social protection deserve investment political commitment worse digital divide slow show improvement lack adequate policy ownership transfers science new technologies however encouraging results achieved fight malaria hiv aids despite spectre disease still haunts lives millions people access antiretroviral medicine many challenges facing world require urgent comprehensive coordinated response collective quest well-being health
GIN 2014 604 604 commitment worse digital divide slow show improvement lack adequate policy ownership transfers science new technologies however encouraging results achieved fight malaria hiv aids despite spectre disease still haunts lives millions people access antiretroviral medicine many challenges facing world require urgent comprehensive coordinated response collective quest well-being africa particular seen renewed growth health
GMB 2014 463 463 nations yet seen playing leading role first ebola deadly haemorrhagic fever claimed lives west africa mostly severely affected countries republics guinea sierra leone liberia world health organization warned major efforts made immediately lives will lost economies countries will come serious strain already world bank international monetary fund projected owing disruptions labour health
GMB 2014 514 514 force productive sectors economies countries declines respective economic growths range percentage points current conditions remain unchecked affected countries development efforts now hold grapple contagious deadly disease encouraging united states government committed rather belatedly funds military assets curb spread disease gesture just humanitarian aid also president obama said national security interest united health
GMB 2014 527 527 conditions remain unchecked affected countries development efforts now hold grapple contagious deadly disease encouraging united states government committed rather belatedly funds military assets curb spread disease gesture just humanitarian aid also president obama said national security interest united states true globalized interconnected world infectious diseases can easily spread part world reason health
GMB 2014 546 546 belatedly funds military assets curb spread disease gesture just humanitarian aid also president obama said national security interest united states true globalized interconnected world infectious diseases can easily spread part world reason united nations take lead mobilizing international support fight ebola evident danger west africa world large note want thank russian health
GNB 2014 360 360 urgent contingency medium-term development urgent programme must ensure food safety social stability support agricultural production distribution improve access food income sectors population provide population basic health education water power supply services pay civil servants overdue salaries also includes emergency health action plan preventing responding threat ebola epidemic contingency programme’s objective essentially health
GNB 2014 374 374 production distribution improve access food income sectors population provide population basic health education water power supply services pay civil servants overdue salaries also includes emergency health action plan preventing responding threat ebola epidemic contingency programme’s objective essentially ensure transparency accountability natural-resource concession exploitation agreements end nefarious procedures allowed country’s forestry fishery health
GNB 2014 381 381 population provide population basic health education water power supply services pay civil servants overdue salaries also includes emergency health action plan preventing responding threat ebola epidemic contingency programme’s objective essentially ensure transparency accountability natural-resource concession exploitation agreements end nefarious procedures allowed country’s forestry fishery resources plundered past two years medium-term development health
GNB 2014 715 715 sign power-sharing vision resolution main problems inclusion opposition leader delegation united nations order show world guinea-bissau embarked path harmony stability subregion west africa facing ebola epidemic directly threatens several members ecowas belong allow offer guinea-bissau’s solidarity sister nations cases contamination identified like note appreciation international efforts providing urgent medical assistance call health
GNB 2014 748 748 offer guinea-bissau’s solidarity sister nations cases contamination identified like note appreciation international efforts providing urgent medical assistance call international community step commitment support combating preventing epidemic also appeal establishment effective international coalition confront grave threat international security recently recognized security council reaffirm country’s position reforming security council enlargement important united nations health
GNB 2014 1085 1085 guinea-bissau also recognize united nations bodies including united nations development programme unicef world food programme food agriculture organization united nations united nations population fund world health organization well grass-roots groups non-governmental organizations working day-to-day basis government combating poverty vulnerabilities population advocating respect human dignity people guinea-bissau look forward active engagement bodies health
GNQ 2014 125 125 empowerment women also wish convey sincere appreciation congratulations secretary-general ban ki-moon outstanding work head global organization difficult international circumstances marked terrorism piracy mercenary activities major epidemics affecting world today indeed session general assembly bears heavy responsibility finding solutions problems poverty hunger prevalent throughout world violence armed conflicts terrorism piracy mercenary activity health
GNQ 2014 152 152 world today indeed session general assembly bears heavy responsibility finding solutions problems poverty hunger prevalent throughout world violence armed conflicts terrorism piracy mercenary activity major epidemics recent ebola epidemic now laying waste countries africa given ebola’s deadly effects lack adequate resources combat occasion award second unesco equatorial guinea international prize research health
GNQ 2014 155 155 session general assembly bears heavy responsibility finding solutions problems poverty hunger prevalent throughout world violence armed conflicts terrorism piracy mercenary activity major epidemics recent ebola epidemic now laying waste countries africa given ebola’s deadly effects lack adequate resources combat occasion award second unesco equatorial guinea international prize research life sciences government health
GNQ 2014 188 188 deadly effects lack adequate resources combat occasion award second unesco equatorial guinea international prize research life sciences government republic equatorial guinea announced donation million world health organization finance programmes combat ebola united nations will able find solutions thorny problems unless role general assembly recent years grown routine strengthened revitalized united nations health
GRC 2014 139 139 half sought stress importance sustainable development significant joint statement adopted framework ministerial meeting european union african caribbean pacific countries held nairobi last june ebola virus epidemic become genuine threat global peace security serious social economic humanitarian repercussions international strategy necessary contain virus avoid unprecedented humanitarian crisis precipitate collapse health-care system eventually health
GRC 2014 192 192 states affected therefore welcome decision secretary-general establish new mission united nations mission ebola emergency response pledge greece will offer full support initiative taken order combat epidemic current complex security challenges require us unite forces internationally regionally greece supports strengthening cooperation european union united nations crisis management particularly implementing action plan united health
GRD 2014 386 386 occupiers wall street’s winter discontent today’s information age brings new transparency haves have-nots per cent per cent whether segmented class race religion political affiliation inequality disease times contributing political eruptions world now first time documented evidence root causes growing inequalities society new economic treatise entitled capital twenty-first century thomas piketty analyses health
GTM 2014 78 78 pv months passed significant progress guatemala three priority areas domestic policy spite face new challenges including recent prolonged drought first can report advanced battle chronic malnutrition among children according independent investigation one year program zero hunger succeeded reducing chronic malnutrition scale achieved past decade almost per cent means trend maintained end health
GTM 2014 92 92 challenges including recent prolonged drought first can report advanced battle chronic malnutrition among children according independent investigation one year program zero hunger succeeded reducing chronic malnutrition scale achieved past decade almost per cent means trend maintained end administration will able reduce rate chronic malnutrition beyond achieved since proving democracy appropriate policies health
GTM 2014 110 110 year program zero hunger succeeded reducing chronic malnutrition scale achieved past decade almost per cent means trend maintained end administration will able reduce rate chronic malnutrition beyond achieved since proving democracy appropriate policies enabled us make progress guatemalan children secondly like say administration president pérez molina also advanced complying pact peace health
GUY 2014 105 105 enthusiasm around world particularly developing countries among poor true made tangible progress efforts achieve mdgs global poverty fallen continues fall many children attending primary schools health services improved many people resulting significant decline child mortality spread hiv aids malaria halted even reversed regions guyana despite negative effects international financial situation managed health
GUY 2014 114 114 made tangible progress efforts achieve mdgs global poverty fallen continues fall many children attending primary schools health services improved many people resulting significant decline child mortality spread hiv aids malaria halted even reversed regions guyana despite negative effects international financial situation managed keep economy growing steadily past eight years fact succeeded health
GUY 2014 118 118 achieve mdgs global poverty fallen continues fall many children attending primary schools health services improved many people resulting significant decline child mortality spread hiv aids malaria halted even reversed regions guyana despite negative effects international financial situation managed keep economy growing steadily past eight years fact succeeded growing economy also ensuring health
GUY 2014 168 168 ensuring growth resulted improved quality life people indeed one countries world recognized food agriculture organization united nations meeting goal reducing hunger half also improving people’s nutrition achieved universal primary education close achieving universality secondary education also made important strides housing health water social facilities regard like express country’s gratitude development partners health
GUY 2014 183 183 united nations meeting goal reducing hunger half also improving people’s nutrition achieved universal primary education close achieving universality secondary education also made important strides housing health water social facilities regard like express country’s gratitude development partners contributed greatly gains made working towards mdgs guyana’s success building health-sector capacity possible without cuba’s health
GUY 2014 280 280 also considerable progress however areas seen almost noticeable change since others mainly countries ravaged conflicts wars laudable gains reversed goals also proven elusive others maternal mortality particular requires additional attention clear world advanced much along road achieving mdgs unfortunately happen partnership needed achieve every objective strong enough therefore examine reasons sub-optimal health
GUY 2014 442 442 continues today transfer financial resources part picture developing countries also suffer net loss skills developed world migration former countries expended huge amounts training addition efforts health education sectors often frustrated high costs school books essential medicines owing strictures intellectual property rights imbalances clearly unsustainable can addressed concerted global action many developing health
GUY 2014 899 899 welfare region belong country unaffected united nations must therefore redouble efforts assist resolution issues currently face stark reminder fragile global welfare face singular threats ebola epidemic make mistake global problem requires immediate global response many times greater currently done let acknowledge prompt response leadership shown cuba united states america rendering assistance health
HND 2014 1062 1062 english much money good enough spoke spanish days ago read humanitarian action undertaken one world’s richest men mr bill gates foundation seeking better life terms health thousands poor families promoting scientific research new designs basic sanitation systems think mr bill gates found answer question spoke english much money good enough spoke health
HND 2014 1245 1245 getting help improving homes including providing access drinking water basic sanitation decent roofs overhead floors underfoot family gardens monetary support ensure children attend school improved health care change living conditions achieve better life housing improvements include use clean stoves reducing wood consumption smoke harmful women children’s health according world health organization health
HND 2014 1266 1266 children attend school improved health care change living conditions achieve better life housing improvements include use clean stoves reducing wood consumption smoke harmful women children’s health according world health organization kills women around world every year central america alone people die wood smoke emitted dirty cooking stoves every year every eco health
HND 2014 1269 1269 improved health care change living conditions achieve better life housing improvements include use clean stoves reducing wood consumption smoke harmful women children’s health according world health organization kills women around world every year central america alone people die wood smoke emitted dirty cooking stoves every year every eco clean stove installed health
HRV 2014 36 36 depicts common priority organization’s seventieth anniversary next autumn set stage strategic decisions concrete actions deliver comprehensive transformational changes global national levels wars armed conflicts natural diseases pandemic diseases lingering poverty many existing potential threats human lives human rights keep emerging react adamantly swiftly tackle perils early enough emerging phases run risk health
HRV 2014 37 37 common priority organization’s seventieth anniversary next autumn set stage strategic decisions concrete actions deliver comprehensive transformational changes global national levels wars armed conflicts natural diseases pandemic diseases lingering poverty many existing potential threats human lives human rights keep emerging react adamantly swiftly tackle perils early enough emerging phases run risk will health
HRV 2014 38 38 priority organization’s seventieth anniversary next autumn set stage strategic decisions concrete actions deliver comprehensive transformational changes global national levels wars armed conflicts natural diseases pandemic diseases lingering poverty many existing potential threats human lives human rights keep emerging react adamantly swiftly tackle perils early enough emerging phases run risk will increase health
HRV 2014 730 730 recently witnessed kinds natural disasters situations demand swift prompt national international actions first foremost mitigate immediate threat time taking care victims delivering humanitarian aid outbreak epidemic diseases also similar effect recent example ebola epidemic west african nations denotes matter solidarity understanding demands world’s immediate comprehensive response multifaceted medical social economic security health
HRV 2014 731 731 witnessed kinds natural disasters situations demand swift prompt national international actions first foremost mitigate immediate threat time taking care victims delivering humanitarian aid outbreak epidemic diseases also similar effect recent example ebola epidemic west african nations denotes matter solidarity understanding demands world’s immediate comprehensive response multifaceted medical social economic security crisis health
HRV 2014 738 738 prompt national international actions first foremost mitigate immediate threat time taking care victims delivering humanitarian aid outbreak epidemic diseases also similar effect recent example ebola epidemic west african nations denotes matter solidarity understanding demands world’s immediate comprehensive response multifaceted medical social economic security crisis croatia will continue provide assistance vulnerable people health
HTI 2014 274 274 new permanent members example inclusion must begin right participation fundamental right expressed charter united nations voice counts leadership responsible must expressed concrete tangible actions peace health environment health people threatened connection wish pay tribute cuban brothers among peoples world supported african countries affected ebola much moral responsibility raise voice injustice whatever health
HTI 2014 276 276 members example inclusion must begin right participation fundamental right expressed charter united nations voice counts leadership responsible must expressed concrete tangible actions peace health environment health people threatened connection wish pay tribute cuban brothers among peoples world supported african countries affected ebola much moral responsibility raise voice injustice whatever origin fanaticism health
HTI 2014 349 349 depends upon ability act quickly respond effectively recognizing added value member state ever problems must addressed pragmatically urgent matter times political tensions global scale spread diseases just devastating moreover international community greatly challenged resurgence brutal fanatical international terrorism new form united nations remains today best defence challenges respect dignity peoples participation health
HTI 2014 558 558 gross domestic product earmarked education today net school enrolment rate increased significantly working hard reach millennium development goals set per cent regard assembly knows area health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality health
HTI 2014 563 563 today net school enrolment rate increased significantly working hard reach millennium development goals set per cent regard assembly knows area health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per health
HTI 2014 565 565 school enrolment rate increased significantly working hard reach millennium development goals set per cent regard assembly knows area health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health health
HTI 2014 567 567 rate increased significantly working hard reach millennium development goals set per cent regard assembly knows area health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build health
HTI 2014 570 570 working hard reach millennium development goals set per cent regard assembly knows area health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities health
HTI 2014 581 581 knows area health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities strengthen governance health committed ongoing training health professionals can provide better health
HTI 2014 583 583 health stepped efforts reduce incidence diseases aids malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities strengthen governance health committed ongoing training health professionals can provide better care services health
HTI 2014 590 590 malaria vector-borne diseases significant increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities strengthen governance health committed ongoing training health professionals can provide better care services regard cholera assuming duty fellow citizens haiti health
HTI 2014 594 594 increase health centres across country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities strengthen governance health committed ongoing training health professionals can provide better care services regard cholera assuming duty fellow citizens haiti calls decisive commitment united health
HTI 2014 598 598 country improved access care led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities strengthen governance health committed ongoing training health professionals can provide better care services regard cholera assuming duty fellow citizens haiti calls decisive commitment united nations contribute national plan health
HTI 2014 602 602 led reduction maternal infant mortality maternal mortality fell per live births per ministry health able build rehabilitate health facilities strengthen governance health committed ongoing training health professionals can provide better care services regard cholera assuming duty fellow citizens haiti calls decisive commitment united nations contribute national plan eradication cholera regard economy health
IDN 2014 56 56 international community working grand ambitious project humankind millennium development goals mdgs hard work years produced achievements include breakthroughs combating poverty increasing school enrolment improving public health achievements encouraging instances inspiring humankind whole achieved mdg targets successes uneven differing regions within regions even within countries come long way yet still long way health
IND 2014 1192 1192 give new direction economy us india respect nature fundamental integral part spiritualism part ideology like draw assembly’s attention another idea talk climate_change also talking holistic health care connecting nature going back basics today like underscore yoga invaluable gift ancient tradition yoga embodies unity mind body thought action important coordinate aspects holistic health
IND 2014 1220 1220 nature going back basics today like underscore yoga invaluable gift ancient tradition yoga embodies unity mind body thought action important coordinate aspects holistic approach valuable health well-being yoga just exercise way discover sense oneness world nature changing lifestyle creating consciousness can also help us deal climate_change let us work towards adopting health
IRL 2014 1019 1019 full potential live life free fear fully take place decision-making table global threat posed spread ebola west africa reminder challenges face man-made ireland active addressing epidemic liberia sierra leone security council resolution sponsored member states indicates seriousness world regards problem need urgent action part united nations next year will critical one health
IRL 2014 1078 1078 millennium development goals mere negotiate new framework international development framework must mark important shift sustainable development clear ambitious targets can help end extreme poverty hunger malnutrition single generation ireland continues play part united nations partners ground focused sharply continuing scandals hunger child stunting maternal mortality world plenty pleased last week human health
IRL 2014 1095 1095 ambitious targets can help end extreme poverty hunger malnutrition single generation ireland continues play part united nations partners ground focused sharply continuing scandals hunger child stunting maternal mortality world plenty pleased last week human rights council adopted draft resolution led ireland preventable mortality morbidity children indeed deplorable million children age die health
IRL 2014 1097 1097 can help end extreme poverty hunger malnutrition single generation ireland continues play part united nations partners ground focused sharply continuing scandals hunger child stunting maternal mortality world plenty pleased last week human rights council adopted draft resolution led ireland preventable mortality morbidity children indeed deplorable million children age die annually mainly health
IRL 2014 1112 1112 partners ground focused sharply continuing scandals hunger child stunting maternal mortality world plenty pleased last week human rights council adopted draft resolution led ireland preventable mortality morbidity children indeed deplorable million children age die annually mainly preventable treatable causes ireland working partners africa devastating impact climate_change especially smallholder agriculture last week health
IRL 2014 1113 1113 ground focused sharply continuing scandals hunger child stunting maternal mortality world plenty pleased last week human rights council adopted draft resolution led ireland preventable mortality morbidity children indeed deplorable million children age die annually mainly preventable treatable causes ireland working partners africa devastating impact climate_change especially smallholder agriculture last week joined health
IRN 2014 346 346 adverse psychological behavioral consequences today manifested form violence murder middle east north africa even attracting citizens parts world today violence spread parts world like contagious disease always believed democracy transplanted abroad democracy product growth development war aggression democracy export product can commercially imported west east underdeveloped society imported democracy leads weak health
IRQ 2014 187 187 held beijing turning point seeking promote rights women curb forms violence exposed need promote efforts protect planet pollution create sound clean environment fight problems poverty illness illiteracy success political parties iraq establishing weeks ago government national unity represents iraqis every stripe extremely important government everyone feels represents programme responds aspirations hopes health
ISL 2014 22 22 next year will celebrate seventieth anniversary united nations approach milestone good reflect successes organization extensive codification international law advances combating poverty disease fighting human rights abuses established monitoring mechanisms human rights treaty bodies accountability tools international criminal court agreed historic policy targets transformed international cooperation millennium development health
ISL 2014 810 810 women’s empowerment agreed open working group sustainable development goals must maintained stop gender equality must mainstreamed throughout new framework regard leave centrality ensuring sexual reproductive health rights must continue fight full implementation commitments made almost years ago beijing declaration platform action iceland proud support un-women campaign celebrate beijing partnered suriname lead health
ISR 2014 1370 1370 manifestation return one world’s oldest prejudices hear mobs today europe calling gassing jews hear national leaders compare israel nazis function israel’s policies function diseased minds disease name called anti-semitism now spreading polite society masquerades legitimate criticism israel centuries jewish people demonized blood libels charges deicide today jewish state demonized apartheid libel health
ISR 2014 1535 1535 challenge transform common interests order create productive partnership build secure peaceful prosperous middle east together can strengthen regional security can advance projects water agriculture transportation health care energy many fields believe partnership us can also help facilitate peace israel palestinians many long assumed israeli-palestinian peace can help facilitate broader rapprochement israel health
JAM 2014 595 595 nations office drugs crime provide framework member states develop robust programme help bring end affront human dignity freedom ignore link efforts spur development need safeguard health people challenges security sustainable development posed threats global public health devastatingly illustrated recent outbreak ebola epidemic heard just two days ago director-general world health organization health
JAM 2014 605 605 programme help bring end affront human dignity freedom ignore link efforts spur development need safeguard health people challenges security sustainable development posed threats global public health devastatingly illustrated recent outbreak ebola epidemic heard just two days ago director-general world health organization every day every minute counts fighting severe public-health emergency seen health
JAM 2014 611 611 dignity freedom ignore link efforts spur development need safeguard health people challenges security sustainable development posed threats global public health devastatingly illustrated recent outbreak ebola epidemic heard just two days ago director-general world health organization every day every minute counts fighting severe public-health emergency seen modern times time courageous partnership inaction health
JAM 2014 619 619 safeguard health people challenges security sustainable development posed threats global public health devastatingly illustrated recent outbreak ebola epidemic heard just two days ago director-general world health organization every day every minute counts fighting severe public-health emergency seen modern times time courageous partnership inaction based fear urgent robust international response required marshal health
JAM 2014 650 650 counts fighting severe public-health emergency seen modern times time courageous partnership inaction based fear urgent robust international response required marshal medical expertise modern technologies disposal pandemic nature global health threats ebola hiv aids including silent killers non-communicable diseases require employ measures combat similar intensity urgency used fight global challenges jamaica concerned health
JAM 2014 653 653 public-health emergency seen modern times time courageous partnership inaction based fear urgent robust international response required marshal medical expertise modern technologies disposal pandemic nature global health threats ebola hiv aids including silent killers non-communicable diseases require employ measures combat similar intensity urgency used fight global challenges jamaica concerned conflicts syria gaza health
JAM 2014 662 662 based fear urgent robust international response required marshal medical expertise modern technologies disposal pandemic nature global health threats ebola hiv aids including silent killers non-communicable diseases require employ measures combat similar intensity urgency used fight global challenges jamaica concerned conflicts syria gaza strip iraq ukraine south sudan mali pose serious threats health
JPN 2014 98 98 assembly establish united nations mission ebola emergency response fifth tokyo international conference african development held japan past year government japan announced set aside million address health issues africa launch training programmes health medical-service providers response ebola outbreak sent highly knowledgeable experienced japanese experts members world health organization missions also extended total health
JPN 2014 104 104 emergency response fifth tokyo international conference african development held japan past year government japan announced set aside million address health issues africa launch training programmes health medical-service providers response ebola outbreak sent highly knowledgeable experienced japanese experts members world health organization missions also extended total million financial assistance will provide worth health
JPN 2014 118 118 announced set aside million address health issues africa launch training programmes health medical-service providers response ebola outbreak sent highly knowledgeable experienced japanese experts members world health organization missions also extended total million financial assistance will provide worth personal protective equipment health-care workers furthermore pledge extend additional assistance totaling million future continue health
JPN 2014 961 961 international community eliminating sexual violence conflicts therein lies reason japan reinforce cooperation ms zainab bangura’s office special representative secretary-general sexual violence conflict fundamental rights education health must ensured everywhere throughout world necessary united nations indeed world come together one take action girls boys can attend school equally expectant mothers can receive health
KEN 2014 86 86 shrink day day kenya stands solidarity countries affected devastating virus earlier month kenyan people gave million effort bring crisis control stand ready last week ministers health east africa region converged nairobi agreed measures safeguard populations ensure virus spread region suspension international flights monrovia affected capitals including kenya airways followed stark warning health
KEN 2014 113 113 africa region converged nairobi agreed measures safeguard populations ensure virus spread region suspension international flights monrovia affected capitals including kenya airways followed stark warning world health organization measures among others isolated affected countries hurt people economies region regard kenya intention harm warning left us regional hub options stand ready resume kenya health
KEN 2014 290 290 face world twenty-first century issues sustained economic development equality among nations climate_change industrialization biodiversity loss environmental protection must now go hand glove traditional challenges poverty disease hunger inequality within nations new agenda must therefore universal comprehensive responsive nations equally order transformative impact kenya recognize however number obstacles stand way achieving new health
KEN 2014 687 687 first embrace primacy developing countries whose people seek sustained development anything less will recipe failure speak development transformation millions world’s people mired broken unrelenting poverty disease hunger business ridding world plagues touched upon fully embraced millennium development goals must first aspirations post-2015 development agenda equally important must fully financed accelerated lay health
KEN 2014 726 726 first aspirations post-2015 development agenda equally important must fully financed accelerated lay groundwork transformative agenda next generation emphasize point enough scourge shame debilitating poverty preventable diseases chronic hunger must erased global civilization reaching sustainable development goals set within time frame years must fail year united nations kenya proud presided conference states health
KEN 2014 922 922 along people development government launched targeted interventions vulnerable society include number financial initiatives training programmes women youth also prioritized advancement children’s rights welfare initiatives reduce mortality morbidity chief among universal immunization coverage promotion breast-feeding first six months child’s life provision fortified foods insecticide-treated mosquito nets well free care mothers children government health
KEN 2014 923 923 people development government launched targeted interventions vulnerable society include number financial initiatives training programmes women youth also prioritized advancement children’s rights welfare initiatives reduce mortality morbidity chief among universal immunization coverage promotion breast-feeding first six months child’s life provision fortified foods insecticide-treated mosquito nets well free care mothers children government hospitals health
KEN 2014 971 971 children government hospitals respect wish commend first lady kenya ms margaret kenyatta successfully launching beyond zero campaign tapping private sector financing bolster management chronic preventable diseases including hiv aids improve maternal child health throughout country kenya today track achieve universal primary education based expanded vision include universal secondary education seeking build health
KEN 2014 978 978 lady kenya ms margaret kenyatta successfully launching beyond zero campaign tapping private sector financing bolster management chronic preventable diseases including hiv aids improve maternal child health throughout country kenya today track achieve universal primary education based expanded vision include universal secondary education seeking build inclusive society strive leave one behind reason health
KEN 2014 1032 1032 protection cash transfer programme orphans vulnerable children persons severe disabilities elderly citizens programme targets households throughout kenya impact evaluations indicate programme reduced poverty improved family health raised school enrolment assembly aware kenya leading tourist destination also endowed number rare species endangered hold trust humankind government attaches great value conservation continue raise health
KHM 2014 173 173 south sudan november cambodia will deploy another detachment peacekeepers united nations multidimensional integrated stabilization mission central african republic extremism threatening world’s peace security spread ebola epidemic africa also become one worst threats world today critical importance international community make concerted efforts address global challenge effective timely manner regard hostilities palestine israel health
KHM 2014 784 784 development adopted sixty-ninth session general assembly new development agenda carry forward spirit millennium declaration best mdgs practical focus things like poverty hunger water sanitation education health care cambodia view post-2015 development agenda realistic built upon lessons learned difficulties realization mdgs particular ensure process towards broader development objective truly balanced comprehensive next health
KIR 2014 20 20 bring everyone warm greetings people kiribati whose behalf privileged address body country begin formal addresses conferring blessings peace good health present let say kam na bane ni mauri echo sentiments conveyed previous speakers congratulating president assuming presidency general assembly sixty- ninth session confident able stewardship health
KIR 2014 371 371 whatever may will failed efforts like reiterate deepest appreciation secretary- general demonstrated commitment leadership focusing united nations global attention plight needy alleviating poverty addressing ebola epidemic raising voices youth women participation development ending gender-based violence promoting peace security acting climate_change now highlighted numerous occasions past including earlier week issue climate_change remains health
KIR 2014 1072 1072 equitable distribution gains will development model going forward mutual gains made human activities responsible accelerated degradation global environment pursuit short-term economic gains without due regard health oceans environment never human history health oceans planet earth challenged shared responsibility obligation regard protection ocean degradation sustainable management rich biodiversity country recognizes shared responsibility health
KIR 2014 1078 1078 going forward mutual gains made human activities responsible accelerated degradation global environment pursuit short-term economic gains without due regard health oceans environment never human history health oceans planet earth challenged shared responsibility obligation regard protection ocean degradation sustainable management rich biodiversity country recognizes shared responsibility established phoenix islands protected area pipa health
KIR 2014 1164 1164 california pipa rich fishing ground total closure december year will entail loss much- needed revenue kiribati fishing licence fees us major necessary short-term sacrifice long-term health ocean sustaining fish stocks global food security demonstrates political commitment importance marine conservation sustainable management marine resources contribution humankind common good announcement complete closure vast health
KIR 2014 1335 1335 alone let us bring youth women civil society private sector traditional institutions let us inclusive let contribution make make welcome inclusion taiwan international processes world health assembly hope similar inclusive approach will prevail respect international institutions united nations processes taiwan can participate contribute meaningfully good humankind can brought join broad international health
KIR 2014 1482 1482 calls requires sacrifice requires inclusiveness requires collective decisive action also requires political commitment political leadership us time act now note leave members traditional blessing may health peace prosperity us health
KNA 2014 670 670 level undermined policies international institutions saint kitts nevis stands ready work international community contributing ideas debate order ensure favourable outcome delegation convinced nation’s wealth lies health people productive sector continue wrestle high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds country region wish reiterate call strong global response combating high incidence non-communicable diseases particular developing health
KNA 2014 679 679 ready work international community contributing ideas debate order ensure favourable outcome delegation convinced nation’s wealth lies health people productive sector continue wrestle high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds country region wish reiterate call strong global response combating high incidence non-communicable diseases particular developing countries last statement body see pv prime minister stressed health
KNA 2014 680 680 work international community contributing ideas debate order ensure favourable outcome delegation convinced nation’s wealth lies health people productive sector continue wrestle high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds country region wish reiterate call strong global response combating high incidence non-communicable diseases particular developing countries last statement body see pv prime minister stressed need health
KNA 2014 693 693 wealth lies health people productive sector continue wrestle high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds country region wish reiterate call strong global response combating high incidence non-communicable diseases particular developing countries last statement body see pv prime minister stressed need international body keep front burner practical strategy address high incidence ncds within region health
KNA 2014 716 716 incidence non-communicable diseases particular developing countries last statement body see pv prime minister stressed need international body keep front burner practical strategy address high incidence ncds within region throughout world connection wish commend outgoing president general assembly ambassador john ashe convening number events focusing matter great importance delegation hope final report health
KNA 2014 754 754 john ashe convening number events focusing matter great importance delegation hope final report informal interactive hearings non-governmental organizations civil-society organizations private sector academia prevention control ncds held june will serve build outcome initiatives resulting high-level meeting non-communicable diseases held september assembly’s sixty- sixth session work conducted following session delegation indeed pleased health
KNA 2014 766 766 report informal interactive hearings non-governmental organizations civil-society organizations private sector academia prevention control ncds held june will serve build outcome initiatives resulting high-level meeting non-communicable diseases held september assembly’s sixty- sixth session work conducted following session delegation indeed pleased see inclusion non-communicable diseases goals targets sustainable development part post-2015 development agenda health
KNA 2014 783 783 serve build outcome initiatives resulting high-level meeting non-communicable diseases held september assembly’s sixty- sixth session work conducted following session delegation indeed pleased see inclusion non-communicable diseases goals targets sustainable development part post-2015 development agenda support goal ensure healthy lives promote well-being ages also support target reduce one third premature mortality non-communicable health
KNA 2014 807 807 non-communicable diseases goals targets sustainable development part post-2015 development agenda support goal ensure healthy lives promote well-being ages also support target reduce one third premature mortality non-communicable diseases prevention treatment promote mental health well-being look various specialized bodies international organization guidance support seek meet targets indicators goals developed part post-2015 development health
KNA 2014 809 809 goals targets sustainable development part post-2015 development agenda support goal ensure healthy lives promote well-being ages also support target reduce one third premature mortality non-communicable diseases prevention treatment promote mental health well-being look various specialized bodies international organization guidance support seek meet targets indicators goals developed part post-2015 development agenda reiterate health
KNA 2014 814 814 post-2015 development agenda support goal ensure healthy lives promote well-being ages also support target reduce one third premature mortality non-communicable diseases prevention treatment promote mental health well-being look various specialized bodies international organization guidance support seek meet targets indicators goals developed part post-2015 development agenda reiterate call strengthening means implementation goals health
KNA 2014 1155 1155 spectrum saint kitts nevis therefore pleased note taiwan recently invited attend assembly international civil aviation organization first time since equally pleased note participation taiwan world health assembly offer commendation government people taiwan sharing expertise fields medicine civil aviation safety juncture convinced time right spirit understanding inclusion extend area ongoing negotiations united health
KWT 2014 1186 1186 order show keen interest supporting humanitarian role united nations state kuwait doubled amount fixed annual voluntary contributions number international agencies organizations including recent donation world health organization combat spread ebola virus west africa giving wider horizons broader reach humanitarian work state kuwait wide-ranging diplomatic efforts regional international levels led highness sheikh health
LAO 2014 80 80 others like least developed countries seen slow progress face various challenges achieving goals within time frame moreover complex regional international situations armed conflicts political unrest pandemics environmental degradation among others inevitably brought obstacles countries efforts realize mdgs backdrop based past experience evident socioeconomic development country can succeed enabling lasting secure environment health
LAO 2014 340 340 growth coming years addition landlocked least developed country lao people’s democratic republic remains vulnerable still faces numerous challenges especially achieving mdg targets including reducing child malnutrition ensuring gender equality education reducing child maternal mortality minimizing impact unexploded ordnance uxo dropped war also remains challenge taking account importance dealing matter lao people’s health
LAO 2014 348 348 lao people’s democratic republic remains vulnerable still faces numerous challenges especially achieving mdg targets including reducing child malnutrition ensuring gender equality education reducing child maternal mortality minimizing impact unexploded ordnance uxo dropped war also remains challenge taking account importance dealing matter lao people’s democratic republic adopted localized millennium development goal addressing health
LBN 2014 494 494 one imagine million people flooding united states america spreading randomly cities towns schools parks related urgent needs requirements posing unbearable burden economic humanitarian social educational health security levels huge number displaced people weighs heavily lebanese infrastructure already structural problems puts pressure national economy growth dropped almost per cent owing regional situation health
LBR 2014 24 24 bring assembly greetings excellency mrs ellen johnson-sirleaf president republic liberia today address assembly chose remain front lines liberia lead fight deadly ebola virus disease liberia congratulates president assembly assumption high office acknowledges astute statesmanship wisdom brings important assignment inspire confidence successful sixty-ninth session assembly assure liberia’s full cooperation support health
LBR 2014 549 549 goods services across borders year ago now constrained remain within borders suffer consequences economic inactivity deadly enemy visited much harm misery country neighbours ebola virus disease began wreaking havoc liberia march since outbreak government liberia taken host measures declared state emergency suspended schools constructive involvement stakeholders including pastors imams chiefs elders health
LBR 2014 597 597 imams chiefs elders young people government officials opposition politicians stepped awareness prevention campaigns address rigid denial deeply rooted traditional cultural practices create fertile ground spread disease also committed will continue commit significant portions paltry resources fight spite efforts buttressed partners ebola confounded us sprinted faster collective efforts snuffing life candle compatriots health
LBR 2014 630 630 paltry resources fight spite efforts buttressed partners ebola confounded us sprinted faster collective efforts snuffing life candle compatriots total nearly infected cumulatively women majority among health workforce main caregivers deeply traditional society disproportionately affected sadly ebola widens deadly circumference creating trail traumatized orphans across country includes 10-year-old child barkedu lofa county health
LBR 2014 663 663 affected sadly ebola widens deadly circumference creating trail traumatized orphans across country includes 10-year-old child barkedu lofa county last person standing family already limited pool health workers reduced fallen victim virus total infected resulting panic arisen health workers see colleagues die ebola precipitated closure many health facilities across country many international health
LBR 2014 674 674 country includes 10-year-old child barkedu lofa county last person standing family already limited pool health workers reduced fallen victim virus total infected resulting panic arisen health workers see colleagues die ebola precipitated closure many health facilities across country many international partners struggle douse wildfire caused ebola left inadequate resources time personnel health
LBR 2014 683 683 standing family already limited pool health workers reduced fallen victim virus total infected resulting panic arisen health workers see colleagues die ebola precipitated closure many health facilities across country many international partners struggle douse wildfire caused ebola left inadequate resources time personnel attend routine illnesses malaria typhoid fever measles thereby causing health
LBR 2014 702 702 colleagues die ebola precipitated closure many health facilities across country many international partners struggle douse wildfire caused ebola left inadequate resources time personnel attend routine illnesses malaria typhoid fever measles thereby causing many tangential deaths increasing number pregnant women dying process bringing forth life short public health system totally collapsed years health
LBR 2014 703 703 die ebola precipitated closure many health facilities across country many international partners struggle douse wildfire caused ebola left inadequate resources time personnel attend routine illnesses malaria typhoid fever measles thereby causing many tangential deaths increasing number pregnant women dying process bringing forth life short public health system totally collapsed years conflict health
LBR 2014 706 706 closure many health facilities across country many international partners struggle douse wildfire caused ebola left inadequate resources time personnel attend routine illnesses malaria typhoid fever measles thereby causing many tangential deaths increasing number pregnant women dying process bringing forth life short public health system totally collapsed years conflict gradually rebuilt collapsed health
LBR 2014 723 723 time personnel attend routine illnesses malaria typhoid fever measles thereby causing many tangential deaths increasing number pregnant women dying process bringing forth life short public health system totally collapsed years conflict gradually rebuilt collapsed weight deadly virus ebola just health crisis total crisis economic crisis social crisis potential political security crisis health
LBR 2014 737 737 increasing number pregnant women dying process bringing forth life short public health system totally collapsed years conflict gradually rebuilt collapsed weight deadly virus ebola just health crisis total crisis economic crisis social crisis potential political security crisis indeed deleterious impact wide deep economic front occasioned per cent downward slide economic growth health
LBR 2014 809 809 ability provide basic social services continue fund key development projects suspension flights well travel restrictions sanctions imposed liberia affected countries despite expert advice contrary world health organization others undermined humanitarian efforts aimed quickly containing disease also aggravated adverse economic effects ebola crisis destructive liberian civil conflict least people knew warring factions health
LBR 2014 818 818 projects suspension flights well travel restrictions sanctions imposed liberia affected countries despite expert advice contrary world health organization others undermined humanitarian efforts aimed quickly containing disease also aggravated adverse economic effects ebola crisis destructive liberian civil conflict least people knew warring factions front lines ebola enemy insidious clear-cut front lines someone’s health
LBR 2014 856 856 people knew warring factions front lines ebola enemy insidious clear-cut front lines someone’s child someone’s husband someone’s workmate actually enemy front line time difficult feature disease coupled host challenges occasioned rapid spread heartened result separate joint appeals heads state liberia sierra leone guinea secretary-general leaders friendly countries institutions international community showing health
LBR 2014 1026 1026 president adopted september fourthly seen start deployment african union contingents medical relevant personnel drawn across africa liberia worst-affected countries fifthly high-level meeting response ebola virus disease outbreak convened headquarters secretary-general september witnessed announcements substantial commitments assistance many countries concrete demonstrations solidarity taken many forms deeply grateful however lead us towards complacency health
LBR 2014 1061 1061 assistance many countries concrete demonstrations solidarity taken many forms deeply grateful however lead us towards complacency definitely yet achieved 20-fold increase response recommended experts contain disease additionally struggle first war involves actually disrupting transmission ebola must begin prepare second war tackling long-term socioeconomic impacts ebola crisis including building creating capacity new health
LBR 2014 1087 1087 additionally struggle first war involves actually disrupting transmission ebola must begin prepare second war tackling long-term socioeconomic impacts ebola crisis including building creating capacity new health system can robustly deal future health challenge raising resources needed address legion socioeconomic political security challenges made acute presence ebola also cognizant positive contributions united health
LBR 2014 1093 1093 disrupting transmission ebola must begin prepare second war tackling long-term socioeconomic impacts ebola crisis including building creating capacity new health system can robustly deal future health challenge raising resources needed address legion socioeconomic political security challenges made acute presence ebola also cognizant positive contributions united nations mission liberia unmil helped us health
LCA 2014 777 777 participation taiwan international organizations particularly focus technical arrangements resolution important issues value international system whole member states country makes plea fuller participation taiwan particularly world health organization international civil aviation organization taiwan experience engaging technological revolution enhanced economic development welfare people many respects state become viable economic development model small states health
LKA 2014 546 546 people africa achieve socioeconomic development sri lanka begun process reaching countries africa exchange knowledge expertise areas importance international community must strongly support early eradication deadly diseases africa sri lanka remains committed supporting multilateral efforts counter terrorism deriving extreme ideologies impacting people across national frontiers terrorism continues grave threat security stability nations health
LSO 2014 66 66 relations traumatic others benign survival organization tribulations testifies resilience enduring validity mission today still confronted serious challenges continuous eruption armed conflicts throughout world terrorism climate_change disease lingering effects economic financial crises challenges remained foreground international relations preoccupied international community horn africa across sahel region republic kenya democratic republic congo continent africa health
LSO 2014 530 530 relevant current international juncture road towards achievement millennium development goals mdgs rough countries reporting relative success reducing poverty hunger markedly increasing school enrolment reducing child mortality improving maternal health combating hiv aids however challenges remain daunting least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states countries emerging conflict part lesotho health
LSO 2014 533 533 juncture road towards achievement millennium development goals mdgs rough countries reporting relative success reducing poverty hunger markedly increasing school enrolment reducing child mortality improving maternal health combating hiv aids however challenges remain daunting least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states countries emerging conflict part lesotho made progress towards health
LSO 2014 603 603 reach life dignity hiv aids still pose serious threat us untold miseries brought scourge known us africa vulnerable threat worsening poverty unemployment sadly new incurable pandemics ebola emerged wreaking havoc sister african countries overwhelming health systems world must mobilize resources energy help affected countries west africa fight pandemic abolish long term health
LSO 2014 612 612 us untold miseries brought scourge known us africa vulnerable threat worsening poverty unemployment sadly new incurable pandemics ebola emerged wreaking havoc sister african countries overwhelming health systems world must mobilize resources energy help affected countries west africa fight pandemic abolish long term quest pursue sustainable future must never wane step new health
LSO 2014 625 625 sadly new incurable pandemics ebola emerged wreaking havoc sister african countries overwhelming health systems world must mobilize resources energy help affected countries west africa fight pandemic abolish long term quest pursue sustainable future must never wane step new era embark road map post-2015 development agenda need formulate new set universal sustainable health
LUX 2014 153 153 build millennium development goals must go agenda must holistic action-oriented universally applicable must benefit developing developed countries must based human rights must give social sectors health care education importance deserve issues governance justice peace security well protection environment sustainable consumption production patterns sustained economic growth must part agenda luxembourg supports welcomes health
LUX 2014 926 926 law war crimes like draw attention violations atrocities committed children children often first victims armed conflicts killed maimed abducted recruited sexually abused deprived right education health care cruelly denied access humanitarian assistance chair security council working group children armed conflict luxembourg working determined way strengthen implement fully children armed conflict agenda health
LUX 2014 1302 1302 every level national regional global secretary-general fully appreciates magnitude challenge wholeheartedly support united nations mission ebola emergency response time lose beyond contributions already made world health organization world food programme doctors without borders red cross stand ready close consultation countries west africa many luxembourg’s partners well united nations civil society organizations health
LVA 2014 724 724 accountable governments protect violence crime ensure fundamental freedoms sustainable economic growth fourteen years ago states members united nations made historic commitment eradicating extreme poverty improving health welfare world’s people within years new development agenda go must address global challenges conflicts terrorism inequalities absence rule law climate_change natural disasters social economic environmental health
MCO 2014 556 556 nations mission ebola emergency response counter large-scale threat ebola poses international peace security regard wish acknowledge commitment principality monaco effectively contributing unprecedented struggle together world health organization international committee red cross share grief victims families aware families tragedies compounded pain made unbearable fact unable take care loved ones provide proper funerals health
MDA 2014 637 637 periodic review recommendations area human rights october time national strategic programme demographic security currently implemented republic moldova want become regional centre excellence best policies reproductive health contribute objectives united nations population fund moldova also shares best practices migration development countries eastern southern neighbourhoods european union actively engaged work global forum migration health
MDG 2014 354 354 sanctions suspension measures kinds clear majority millennium development goals will met madagascar however country committed focusing development efforts population initiated major projects key sectors education health employment security access new information communication technologies infrastructure thus school enrolment girls far exceeded boys similarly nearly children youth enrolled educational socio-professional institutions year 2014-2015 health
MDG 2014 381 381 security access new information communication technologies infrastructure thus school enrolment girls far exceeded boys similarly nearly children youth enrolled educational socio-professional institutions year 2014-2015 basic health centres opened recent months across country framework fight malaria madagascar’s efforts recognized continental level including achievement per cent households owning least one mosquito net impregnated health
MDG 2014 390 390 enrolment girls far exceeded boys similarly nearly children youth enrolled educational socio-professional institutions year 2014-2015 basic health centres opened recent months across country framework fight malaria madagascar’s efforts recognized continental level including achievement per cent households owning least one mosquito net impregnated long-lasting insecticide intra-residential spraying campaign important tools prevention malaria health
MDG 2014 415 415 malaria madagascar’s efforts recognized continental level including achievement per cent households owning least one mosquito net impregnated long-lasting insecticide intra-residential spraying campaign important tools prevention malaria moreover madagascar demonstrated solidarity world’s fight ebola terms security tangible results achieved recent months operation first strike aimed eradicating massive theft zebus south west country health
MDV 2014 49 49 secretary-general’s stewardship organization difficult times defines great communities times ability overcome unexpected persevere adapt changing realities daunting effects climate_change ever-pressing challenges poverty want uncontrollable spread disease communities everywhere striving overcome obstacles communities subject challenges impossible bear think beyond realm possibilities begin seeking different answers questions nurture ability bounce back adversity shock health
MDV 2014 302 302 ago united nations marked important milestone twentieth anniversary adoption programme action international conference population development today celebrate achievement many goals programme notably low maternal infant mortality rates gender parity school enrolment equal pay equal work next year will celebrate twentieth anniversary adoption another important document beijing platform action fact mere speculation health
MEX 2014 42 42 historic commitment universal forum dialogue understanding cooperation today’s world imagined without united nations positive influence present realms lives united nations leads international efforts combat hunger pandemics climate_change protects children preserves heritage humanity furthers empowerment advancement women around world organization promotes trade global communications well human rights peace thanks united nations world health
MHL 2014 628 628 sustainable energy including ocean thermal energy conversion everyone participate international stage republic marshall islands supports taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies mechanisms including world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change well key regional economic integration mechanisms furthermore call taiwan’s involvement post-2015 development agenda urge recognition health
MHL 2014 658 658 organization united nations framework convention climate_change well key regional economic integration mechanisms furthermore call taiwan’s involvement post-2015 development agenda urge recognition important assistance provided country health education energy marshall islands welcomes taiwan’s efforts reduce cross-strait tensions urges states members united nations recognize encourage progress former united nations trust territory republic marshall health
MKD 2014 249 249 session excellency mr sam kutesa take decisive concrete measures remedy two world’s great miseries increased global poverty diminished access basic resources including clean water education health care clean environment united nations one family family help achieve millennium development goals must focus two things reducing global poverty ensuring sustainable development next year health
MLI 2014 330 330 saying also urge international community diligently review common african position concerns continent listed position statement identified process conducted care precision approach deadline africa faced terrible epidemic ebola virus run rampant time guinea sierra leone liberia countries west africa rapid onset scale new challenge sorely tested public-health systems already place individual capacities health
MLI 2014 380 380 capacities states fragile process strengthened will sufficient cope crisis must pool resources redouble efforts must attack new epicentres today ever important adopt common strategy deal epidemic brings grief numerous homes every day want express appreciation secretary- general ban ki-moon efforts times hardship assure brother countries support active solidarity also wish commend health
MMR 2014 31 31 global challenges security threats must addressed collectively urgency planet heating owing clear imminent danger climate_change terrorism rearing ugly head global village gripped fear spreading ebola epidemic tension mistrust building among major powers reminiscent rivalry cold war number scale regional local conflicts growing parts world one billion people still trapped poverty world health
MNG 2014 47 47 count delegation’s full support discharge enormous responsibilities steering work months ahead world faced multiple crises violent conflicts various parts world terrorist activities extremist groups unprecedented epidemics natural calamities time turmoil family nations must rally around world organization centre multilateralism upholding charter united nations universal principles international law need peace development need health
MOZ 2014 270 270 promotion equitable sustainable inclusive economic growth focusing women youth consultation also emphasized need eradication poverty hunger translated improvement living standards access better social services education health social welfare safe drinking water sanitation energy preservation peace political stability promotion democracy protection human rights economic diversification transformation speed technological modernization sectors agriculture industry health
MRT 2014 413 413 rights prevail regard african leaders taken important decisions core issues continent including vision african union’s agenda post-2015 development agenda focuses development human resources eradication poverty epidemics deadly diseases must pointed fight aids malaria tuberculosis strengthened many programmes helped promote actions reduce effects scourges despite efforts indicators health sector lead us exert health
MRT 2014 415 415 regard african leaders taken important decisions core issues continent including vision african union’s agenda post-2015 development agenda focuses development human resources eradication poverty epidemics deadly diseases must pointed fight aids malaria tuberculosis strengthened many programmes helped promote actions reduce effects scourges despite efforts indicators health sector lead us exert every effort health
MRT 2014 420 420 decisions core issues continent including vision african union’s agenda post-2015 development agenda focuses development human resources eradication poverty epidemics deadly diseases must pointed fight aids malaria tuberculosis strengthened many programmes helped promote actions reduce effects scourges despite efforts indicators health sector lead us exert every effort strengthen health-care system improve access health
MRT 2014 434 434 human resources eradication poverty epidemics deadly diseases must pointed fight aids malaria tuberculosis strengthened many programmes helped promote actions reduce effects scourges despite efforts indicators health sector lead us exert every effort strengthen health-care system improve access services develop human resources infrastructure context african heads state recently launched strong initiative fight health
MRT 2014 473 473 human resources infrastructure context african heads state recently launched strong initiative fight aids sudden outbreak ebola virus west africa constitutes major challenge owing rapid spread disease tragic fate victims steps taken contain spread scourge remain inadequate sufficiently effective every day passes appropriate treatment disease discovered increases number victims causes spread new health
MRT 2014 491 491 africa constitutes major challenge owing rapid spread disease tragic fate victims steps taken contain spread scourge remain inadequate sufficiently effective every day passes appropriate treatment disease discovered increases number victims causes spread new areas despite measures adopted efforts made date africa managed successfully deal epidemic therefore appeal international community rostrum work health
MRT 2014 510 510 effective every day passes appropriate treatment disease discovered increases number victims causes spread new areas despite measures adopted efforts made date africa managed successfully deal epidemic therefore appeal international community rostrum work efficiently provide necessary vaccines people affected ebola virus support measures control prevention spread increase investments field scientific research virology health
MRT 2014 537 537 appeal international community rostrum work efficiently provide necessary vaccines people affected ebola virus support measures control prevention spread increase investments field scientific research virology endemic diseases well provide assistance countries affected scourge context welcome actions initiatives taken states international organizations behalf countries affected spread disease phenomenon illegal immigration tragedies engenders daily health
MRT 2014 556 556 investments field scientific research virology endemic diseases well provide assistance countries affected scourge context welcome actions initiatives taken states international organizations behalf countries affected spread disease phenomenon illegal immigration tragedies engenders daily prompt us take strong action find efficient rapid solutions simply count bodies wash onto beaches undertake rescue operations sea health
MRT 2014 745 745 threshold two thirds total will youth demographic specific continent calls new focus investments infrastructure social services prioritizing sectors housing employment human resources diversification energy sources health focus must also placed aligning teaching vocational training market needs will contribute controlling unemployment allowing youth showcase talents fact unemployment societies stems less inadequate employment health
MWI 2014 546 546 mobilize action towards fairer world mdgs provided common framework monitoring progress highlighting areas achievement well challenges malawi track achieving four eight mdgs namely reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development however unlikely meet four goals namely eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access health
MWI 2014 550 550 world mdgs provided common framework monitoring progress highlighting areas achievement well challenges malawi track achieving four eight mdgs namely reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development however unlikely meet four goals namely eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access education ensuring gender equality health
MWI 2014 551 551 mdgs provided common framework monitoring progress highlighting areas achievement well challenges malawi track achieving four eight mdgs namely reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development however unlikely meet four goals namely eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access education ensuring gender equality empowerment health
MWI 2014 580 580 developing global partnership development however unlikely meet four goals namely eradicating extreme poverty hunger achieving universal access education ensuring gender equality empowerment women improving maternal health malawi will therefore proceeding post- development agenda unfinished business mdgs one reason developing countries like malawi failed achieve millennium development goals inadequate resources commitments made health
MWI 2014 861 861 following worrisome statistics terms human development first share global poverty high per cent secondly per cent continent’s children stunted growth thirdly africa’s share global child mortality amounts per cent finally per cent africa’s children school urge post-2015 development agenda give priority challenges redress africa already spoken clearly priorities common african position health
MYS 2014 18 18 like begin congratulating president election wisdom experience will stand good stead guides general assembly like pay tribute health workers fighting ebola west africa malaysia able contribute million rubber gloves help doctors nurses working stop outbreak prayers also wish thank came malaysia’s aid difficult health
NAM 2014 41 41 also like pay tribute president assembly previous session sterling leadership meeting taking place challenging time global stage several african countries dealing unprecedented outbreak deadly ebola disease girls abducted nigeria boko haram yet found rescued indiscriminate bombardment gaza ended weeks ago time terrorist groups continue disrupt peace stability various parts world challenges health
NAM 2014 153 153 developing countries priorities agreed years ago namibia implementation mdgs many positive results reduced percentage people living extreme poverty half primary school enrolment reached per cent health care now delivered many communities none rates new cases hiv infection stabilized coverage antiretroviral treatment reached per cent rate prevention mother-to- child transmission now stands health
NAM 2014 164 164 results reduced percentage people living extreme poverty half primary school enrolment reached per cent health care now delivered many communities none rates new cases hiv infection stabilized coverage antiretroviral treatment reached per cent rate prevention mother-to- child transmission now stands per cent moving closer eliminating malaria public health threat provision clean health
NAM 2014 184 184 none rates new cases hiv infection stabilized coverage antiretroviral treatment reached per cent rate prevention mother-to- child transmission now stands per cent moving closer eliminating malaria public health threat provision clean drinking water sanitation also expanded notable successes achieved global level living conditions millions people improved especially developing countries therefore strong health
NAM 2014 186 186 new cases hiv infection stabilized coverage antiretroviral treatment reached per cent rate prevention mother-to- child transmission now stands per cent moving closer eliminating malaria public health threat provision clean drinking water sanitation also expanded notable successes achieved global level living conditions millions people improved especially developing countries therefore strong foundation realize health
NAM 2014 564 564 realize inalienable right self- determination namibia condemns abduction girls innocent people boko haram federal republic nigeria call immediate unconditional release support international efforts combat ebola disease african countries affected towards end namibia contributed nd million fight deadly epidemic prescribed namibian constitution honour inform assembly term office president will come end early health
NAM 2014 576 576 haram federal republic nigeria call immediate unconditional release support international efforts combat ebola disease african countries affected towards end namibia contributed nd million fight deadly epidemic prescribed namibian constitution honour inform assembly term office president will come end early next year therefore last time will address general assembly president republic namibia health
NER 2014 32 32 cowardly murder one citizens yesterday september algeria so-called soldiers caliphate sociopolitical crises religious extremism armed conflict terrorism cross-border crime identity politics development issues effects climate_change pandemics currently caused ebola virus now concerns utmost importance crying action players international community order meet challenges promoting peace stability security development strengthen spirit sharing solidarity health
NER 2014 187 187 per cent compared target per cent respect reducing half proportion people whose income less per day ensuring primary education strengthening gender equality empowerment women dealing mortality children five years reducing maternal mortality promoting sustainable environment major efforts ben undertaken still goals will likely achieved despite implementation programme recovery currently way since health
NER 2014 193 193 respect reducing half proportion people whose income less per day ensuring primary education strengthening gender equality empowerment women dealing mortality children five years reducing maternal mortality promoting sustainable environment major efforts ben undertaken still goals will likely achieved despite implementation programme recovery currently way since election drafting new post-2015 agenda naturally health
NER 2014 258 258 demographic dividend priority agenda demographic dividend assembly will recall consists demographic transition inclusive economic growth specifically demographic dividend means one hand reducing maternal infant juvenile mortality controlling birth hand providing sustainable development three pillars economic social environmental demographic transition needed strengthen sustained growth turn accelerate demographic transition continue believe best contraceptive health
NGA 2014 565 565 brings decisive progress even africa particular west africa battles conflicts terrorism progressive results region devastated outbreak deadly ebola virus nigeria able respond effectively control spread disease situation liberia sierra leone requires sustainable collective global action contained concerted efforts health- care professionals world health organization international partners able contain virus can confidently health
NGA 2014 582 582 ebola virus nigeria able respond effectively control spread disease situation liberia sierra leone requires sustainable collective global action contained concerted efforts health- care professionals world health organization international partners able contain virus can confidently say nigeria today ebola-free however continued support efforts contain spread disease sierra leone liberia guinea addition direct health
NGA 2014 601 601 concerted efforts health- care professionals world health organization international partners able contain virus can confidently say nigeria today ebola-free however continued support efforts contain spread disease sierra leone liberia guinea addition direct donation totalling million provided training capacity-building support three countries pertinent stress need international community properly appreciate magnitude ebola challenge health
NGA 2014 638 638 capacity-building support three countries pertinent stress need international community properly appreciate magnitude ebola challenge indulging isolationist discriminatory tendencies countries will worsen already critical situation prevent disease becoming global catastrophe united nations must accord maximum priority deserves certainly much discussion limiting ozone layer depletion since commencement negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change health
NIC 2014 112 112 failed respond growing increasingly frequent crises numbers world’s poor increase daily south north flagrant violation basic human rights must work together overcome eradicate poverty hunger malnutrition disease war conflict regime change politics coups violence women children arms race negative impacts climate_change emerging social slavery plagues including drug trafficking organized crime human health
NIC 2014 113 113 respond growing increasingly frequent crises numbers world’s poor increase daily south north flagrant violation basic human rights must work together overcome eradicate poverty hunger malnutrition disease war conflict regime change politics coups violence women children arms race negative impacts climate_change emerging social slavery plagues including drug trafficking organized crime human trafficking health
NIC 2014 409 409 nuclear- weapon-free world total complete disarmament welcome designation last year september international day total elimination nuclear weapons initiated non-aligned movement cuba’s suggestion face growing ebola epidemic cuba sister solidarity made human scientific resources available work alongside african brothers fighting deadly virus meanwhile sister nation cuba continues resist criminal economic financial embargo health
NIC 2014 1029 1029 rank highly world terms female ministers parliamentarians mayors combat violence women girls head strict laws social programmes targeting groups police stations women municipalities country education health care prioritized provided free nicaraguans early childhood care programmes maternity homes can found throughout country caribbean autonomous regions addition restitution rights indigenous peoples people african health
NOR 2014 132 132 innovative solutions technologies governments national political leaders must take lead ensure local ownership time must support remarkable work many people implement mdgs practice frightening ebola epidemic west africa reminds us fragility progress development must build health-care systems can support courageous determined individuals like josephine finda sellu ms sellu deputy nurse matron health
NOR 2014 283 283 goal reducing poverty must focus conflict-affected countries girl growing syria today look forward going school school go pregnant teenage girl south sudan will get maternal health services needs risky health workers travel security council chamber modest homes swat valley pakistan can help end poverty promoting peace different efforts global regional national health
NOR 2014 287 287 focus conflict-affected countries girl growing syria today look forward going school school go pregnant teenage girl south sudan will get maternal health services needs risky health workers travel security council chamber modest homes swat valley pakistan can help end poverty promoting peace different efforts global regional national local levels must work health
NRU 2014 234 234 however successful must acknowledge reality lies beneath many challenges namely live interconnected world actions one country region impact lives people half world away conflict poverty disease can send refugees across borders oceans sometimes way shores can longer escape secretary- general also remarked share island also must consider country’s connection ocean many health
NRU 2014 431 431 sustainable development also engendering paradigm shift way achieve development current piecemeal approach donor’s political interests determine aid priorities may treat symptoms time fails address underlying disease want efforts successful long term need build foundation develops global citizens gives tools need succeed global world words must move beyond capacity-building institution-building needed long-term health
NRU 2014 514 514 treatment often areas need attention know tackling problems will tall order may seem quite daunting absolutely confident institution agencies task made progress reducing hunger poverty disease just week world watched leaders gathered climate summit announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners health
PAK 2014 212 212 inspired founding father quaid-e-azam muhammad ali jinnah whose vision welfare state based principles justice equity responsibility coming decade will develop human social capital investment education health gender parity stimulate sustained economic growth prioritize energy water food security modernize public sector encourage private-sector-led entrepreneurship determined regional peace security political stability country rule health
PAN 2014 710 710 live dignity students will opportunity go college study newly established higher technical institutes will prepare new jobs economy creating areas logistics tourism inter alia public health system will unified resulting savings will used strengthen preventive health programmes ensuring better medical care premium quality treatments medication building modern efficient public transportation system health
PAN 2014 720 720 higher technical institutes will prepare new jobs economy creating areas logistics tourism inter alia public health system will unified resulting savings will used strengthen preventive health programmes ensuring better medical care premium quality treatments medication building modern efficient public transportation system new projects add second third lines metro panama city thereby health
PER 2014 330 330 inclusion policy precisely aspirations objectives goals increasingly ambitious perspective see emerging country strong institutions proud cultural diversity skills people made significant progress reduction poverty child malnutrition country built inclusive social platform promotes equal opportunities gender equality justice security administration undertaking extraordinary efforts direction prioritized action focus fields health care education security health
PER 2014 352 352 reduction poverty child malnutrition country built inclusive social platform promotes equal opportunities gender equality justice security administration undertaking extraordinary efforts direction prioritized action focus fields health care education security social welfare previous occasions talked body first- second-generation social programmes implementing among qali warma provides free meals public schools juntos conditional cash-transfer health
PER 2014 442 442 peru increasing budget investment social policies annually reaching unprecedented figures way example can point budget increased per cent last year approximately half increase allocated education health care remainder primarily expansion social programmes development infrastructure improvement public safety since public safety another major priority administration given challenge constantly monitor citizens demands organize health
PHL 2014 84 84 issues consistent president’s social contract united nations post-2015 development agenda progress millennium development goals climate_change disaster-risk reduction management so-called islamic state iraq sham ebola virus disease outbreak peace security rule law disarmament peacekeeping migration protection women children call united nations reforms fourteen years ago shared vision decent secure life peoples motivated health
PHL 2014 120 120 children call united nations reforms fourteen years ago shared vision decent secure life peoples motivated us adopt millennium development goals vowed undertake mission fight poverty disease grant children school age access primary education improve gender equality care mothers children provide communities safe drinking water protect environment degradation mobilize international partnerships resources health
PHL 2014 175 175 based latest report millennium development goals collective efforts reduced half number people living extreme poverty provided billion people access safe drinking water achieved success fight malaria tuberculosis one year go much remains done philippines scorecard shows made considerable progress areas extreme poverty eradication age mortality fight malaria tuberculosis access safe drinking health
PHL 2014 194 194 safe drinking water achieved success fight malaria tuberculosis one year go much remains done philippines scorecard shows made considerable progress areas extreme poverty eradication age mortality fight malaria tuberculosis access safe drinking water gender equality like many developing nations however continue face challenges areas recently taken pause consider new strategies also health
PHL 2014 196 196 water achieved success fight malaria tuberculosis one year go much remains done philippines scorecard shows made considerable progress areas extreme poverty eradication age mortality fight malaria tuberculosis access safe drinking water gender equality like many developing nations however continue face challenges areas recently taken pause consider new strategies also realized importance health
PHL 2014 393 393 learned haiyan just international community mobilized one extending help philippines aftermath haiyan also case two present-day scourges so-called islamic state iraq sham isis ebola virus disease outbreak philippines condemns war crimes crimes humanity perpetrated isis support security council resolution foreign terrorist fighters adopted september believe resolute immediate action necessary suppress group health
PHL 2014 434 434 fighters adopted september believe resolute immediate action necessary suppress group responsible member international community philippines will part global efforts thwart isis false ideologies ebola virus disease outbreak philippines recognizes threat global health impact development based capacity will support international community’s efforts arresting spread scourge auspices world health organization development efforts jeopardized health
PHL 2014 440 440 action necessary suppress group responsible member international community philippines will part global efforts thwart isis false ideologies ebola virus disease outbreak philippines recognizes threat global health impact development based capacity will support international community’s efforts arresting spread scourge auspices world health organization development efforts jeopardized setbacks brought threats peace security rule health
PHL 2014 455 455 false ideologies ebola virus disease outbreak philippines recognizes threat global health impact development based capacity will support international community’s efforts arresting spread scourge auspices world health organization development efforts jeopardized setbacks brought threats peace security rule law must ensure conflicts undermine development agenda pursue must rededicate principles enshrined charter united nations health
PHL 2014 1407 1407 stage roll new set goals post-2015 development agenda let us lose track equal importance enabling political social environment support goals conflicts insecurity endure disasters strike pandemics break terrorism spreads earth’s bounties confronted depletion face real danger development agenda will fail responsibility therefore states members united nations exert every effort expend every health
PLW 2014 472 472 planet’s silent war must remain back pages minds global commitments must move front page alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public health climate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectious diseases find way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome health
PLW 2014 486 486 alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public health climate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectious diseases find way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome failures lost generation secretary-general said race now time leaders step steer world towards safer health
PLW 2014 828 828 process developing implementing post-2015 development agenda also call upon united nations support taiwan’s broader participation united nations specialized agencies regional economic integration mechanisms participation world health assembly international civil aviation organization trans-pacific partnership agreement regional comprehensive economic partnership demonstrate ability contribute global regional initiatives also like express thanks australian government ongoing health
PNG 2014 244 244 also redouble efforts partnering us part support pacific sids papua new guinea launched pacific development assistance programme aimed assisting pacific sids critical areas development education health capacity-building climate_change reconstruction important infrastructure natural disasters reiterate call international community including united nations work together sids spirit genuine durable partnership commend secretary-general convening successful health
PNG 2014 508 508 enabled nation invest essential areas government implementing policy free education primary-school children resulting increase school enrolments much per cent areas now around million children schools health sector witnessing reduction rates early child maternal mortality hiv aids malaria communicable diseases mothers children getting access health care result free health-care policy infrastructure development health
PNG 2014 516 516 free education primary-school children resulting increase school enrolments much per cent areas now around million children schools health sector witnessing reduction rates early child maternal mortality hiv aids malaria communicable diseases mothers children getting access health care result free health-care policy infrastructure development programme improving papua new guinea’s business environment creating health
PNG 2014 519 519 children resulting increase school enrolments much per cent areas now around million children schools health sector witnessing reduction rates early child maternal mortality hiv aids malaria communicable diseases mothers children getting access health care result free health-care policy infrastructure development programme improving papua new guinea’s business environment creating opportunities people participate health
PNG 2014 521 521 increase school enrolments much per cent areas now around million children schools health sector witnessing reduction rates early child maternal mortality hiv aids malaria communicable diseases mothers children getting access health care result free health-care policy infrastructure development programme improving papua new guinea’s business environment creating opportunities people participate meaningfully national health
PNG 2014 526 526 cent areas now around million children schools health sector witnessing reduction rates early child maternal mortality hiv aids malaria communicable diseases mothers children getting access health care result free health-care policy infrastructure development programme improving papua new guinea’s business environment creating opportunities people participate meaningfully national development key cornerstone development road health
PNG 2014 789 789 un-women pleased inform assembly government committed record funding million year various initiatives including partnering united nations population fund make available contraceptive implants important intervention measures health women girls child-bearing age will scaled million government partnership development partners also investing upgrading vital midwifery skills along enhancing health referral systems address complicated pregnancies health
PNG 2014 809 809 contraceptive implants important intervention measures health women girls child-bearing age will scaled million government partnership development partners also investing upgrading vital midwifery skills along enhancing health referral systems address complicated pregnancies member executive board unicef will promote participate twenty-fifth anniversary convention rights child government welcomes pledges support president’s timely agenda strengthening health
PNG 2014 985 985 livelihoods people everywhere ebola crisis concern limited just west africa international crisis one international community must address together done severe acute respiratory syndrome hiv aids diseases pandemics recognize national sovereign borders like countries papua new guinea taken appropriate measures address potential spread ebola note concern progress third international decade eradication colonialism health
PNG 2014 986 986 people everywhere ebola crisis concern limited just west africa international crisis one international community must address together done severe acute respiratory syndrome hiv aids diseases pandemics recognize national sovereign borders like countries papua new guinea taken appropriate measures address potential spread ebola note concern progress third international decade eradication colonialism slow health
POL 2014 847 847 express appreciation recognition thousands courageous members humanitarian organizations united nations agencies non-governmental organizations amid dangers frequently cost lives hurry aid suffer persecution help whose security health threatened left alone without roof heads far away homes due destruction many will never able return ever-increasing number people experiencing suffering cruelty linked military conflicts health
PRT 2014 916 916 shared responsibility key concepts regard universality post-2015 agenda synonymous insensitivity specificities least developed vulnerable countries small island developing states new challenges climate_change illicit trafficking piracy pandemics major threats today’s world outbreak ebola western african countries demands strong combined efforts international community contain eradicate plague portugal participating current urgent global effort notably health
PRY 2014 526 526 citizens without exception must give human face growth citizens deserve right dignified life overall well-being currently working establish post-2015 development agenda sustainable focus poverty education health social inclusion learned millennium development goals important sufficient humankind focus policy context believe post-2015 development agenda successful must accompanied better distribution international financial resources paraguay health
PSE 2014 1709 1709 year assembly striving realize international year solidarity palestinian people will continue steadfast struggle will rise brave strong rubble destruction poet mahmoud darwish said infected incurable disease hope love life given chance occupation must end now people must freed immediately hour independence state palestine arrived believe listening health
SDN 2014 613 613 legitimacy flagrantly damaged content millennium declaration adverse impact noble principles purposes declaration indications current situation human development sudan achieved concrete progress several fields especially peace health care education standard living acknowledging uneven degrees progress rural urban areas sudan implemented federal system promote role local communities however progress greatly damaged result coercive health
SEN 2014 198 198 ways means strengthen commitment actions sustainable inclusive growth therefore mission work towards inclusive development present future generations given many challenges faced people particularly areas education health fight poverty extreme poverty energy climate_change endemic poverty mind government senegal resolutely moved towards model whose goal creation wealth structural transformation economy adopted emerging senegal health
SEN 2014 459 459 african matter one affects entire world senegal calls international community take swift action provide necessary support countries affected virus entire west african region exposed ravages epidemic sooner take action better can control epidemic senegal set secure humanitarian corridor sign solidarity brotherly countries struck disease furthermore concerning another important issue western sahara health
SEN 2014 466 466 calls international community take swift action provide necessary support countries affected virus entire west african region exposed ravages epidemic sooner take action better can control epidemic senegal set secure humanitarian corridor sign solidarity brotherly countries struck disease furthermore concerning another important issue western sahara country reaffirms commitment strengthening historic fraternal ties health
SEN 2014 477 477 virus entire west african region exposed ravages epidemic sooner take action better can control epidemic senegal set secure humanitarian corridor sign solidarity brotherly countries struck disease furthermore concerning another important issue western sahara country reaffirms commitment strengthening historic fraternal ties among countries maghreb africa general mind forms separatism must discouraged regard health
SGP 2014 39 39 wish success coming year living worst times best times either standards living far higher human race ever face global crises several types internal cross-border conflicts epidemics disasters natural man-made climate_change international crime facing grave threats terrorism extremism latest manifestation islamic state iraq sham isis brutal cruel travesty religion stands unspeakable acts health
SGP 2014 528 528 asia already home per cent world’s slum dwellers africa home per cent organization economic cooperation development predicted billion people live urban poverty will risk overcrowding epidemics crime pollution yet urbanization fact significant progress towards achievement mdgs especially reducing poverty successful cities bring rural hinterlands today cities account per cent global gross health
SLB 2014 560 560 united nations staff however grateful welcome united nations annual recruitment drive solomon islands hope fill employment quota soon solomon islanders joining diverse united nations staff health remains precondition sustainable development solomon islands continued demonstrate commitment improving health people july first solomon islands doctors graduated medical schools cuba solomon islands like thank health
SLB 2014 571 571 solomon islands hope fill employment quota soon solomon islanders joining diverse united nations staff health remains precondition sustainable development solomon islands continued demonstrate commitment improving health people july first solomon islands doctors graduated medical schools cuba solomon islands like thank cuba scholarships awarded doctors well remaining solomon islands medical students year health
SLB 2014 603 603 graduated medical schools cuba solomon islands like thank cuba scholarships awarded doctors well remaining solomon islands medical students year alone will witness new doctors joining health services vision government double number doctors country next two years continue strengthen health- care infrastructure putting place health social protection systems work towards making health- health
SLB 2014 621 621 year alone will witness new doctors joining health services vision government double number doctors country next two years continue strengthen health- care infrastructure putting place health social protection systems work towards making health- care coverage solomon islands universal solomon islands joins international community calling lifting economic financial blockade imposed cuba friend health
SLB 2014 705 705 ready take multilateral responsibilities republic china taiwan continues seek full effective participation three united nations specialized bodies namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc world health organization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolving health challenges icao works keep travelling public air services health
SLB 2014 722 722 namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc world health organization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolving health challenges icao works keep travelling public air services safe wish note million passengers passed republic china taiwan luxury time turn blind eye required cooperation global health
SLB 2014 1017 1017 can used basis negotiations session look leadership turning now recent outbreak ebola gravity scale spread ebola virus west africa unprecedented demands urgent international cooperation ebola disease halted services disrupted lives many people affected countries solomon islands supports secretary-general’s action establish united nations mission ebola emergency response acknowledges global efforts mobilization resources health
SLB 2014 1044 1044 services disrupted lives many people affected countries solomon islands supports secretary-general’s action establish united nations mission ebola emergency response acknowledges global efforts mobilization resources combat disease matter urgency stated delegations decolonization remains unfinished business united nations deliver third international decade eradication colonialism will need cooperation parties including administering powers non-self-governing territories health
SLB 2014 1261 1261 cent population indigenous melanesians polynesians speaking different languages diverse cultures threat due forced relocation ancestral lands result sea-level rise right live harmony nature threatened declining health planet climate_change remains greatest challenge time calls widest possible international cooperation part month solomon islands ratified second commitment period kyoto protocol united nations framework convention health
SLE 2014 100 100 secretary-general ban ki-moon constructive dynamic leadership organization sierra leone deeply appreciates forward-looking laudable initiatives issues sustainable energy climate_change among others particular appreciate robust response ebola epidemic causing much havoc lives threatening dignity existence will continue support highly ambitious commendable initiatives better safer world sierra leone commends president choice appropriateness sense urgency health
SLE 2014 220 220 envisages promoting peaceful inclusive institutions stand-alone aim country battling one biggest life-or- death challenges facing global community stated address secretary-general’s high-level meeting response ebola virus disease outbreak ebola unlike previous threats something similar never occurred ebola outbreak mutated phenomenon country region global community grossly ill- prepared isolated communities becoming less frequent health
SLE 2014 250 250 threats something similar never occurred ebola outbreak mutated phenomenon country region global community grossly ill- prepared isolated communities becoming less frequent globalized world mutating viral diseases like ebola can longer neatly isolated simply sealing country corner world ebola outbreak region provides first challenge infrastructure human capital public health surveillance systems weak health
SLE 2014 272 272 world mutating viral diseases like ebola can longer neatly isolated simply sealing country corner world ebola outbreak region provides first challenge infrastructure human capital public health surveillance systems weak deal faster occurrences animal-to-human human-to-human transmissions highly contagious diseases made possible quicker transportation increasing urbanization dense networks people moving rural urban areas health
SLE 2014 284 284 country corner world ebola outbreak region provides first challenge infrastructure human capital public health surveillance systems weak deal faster occurrences animal-to-human human-to-human transmissions highly contagious diseases made possible quicker transportation increasing urbanization dense networks people moving rural urban areas across borders slow meet new challenge one recognized confluence trends emerge virulence health
SLE 2014 397 397 right symbol fast-paced recovery decade-long devastating civil conflict promoting protecting human rights advancing along impressive path socioeconomic reconstruction gearing health-care system fight known ailments land malaria maternal infant mortality lassa fever tuberculosis typhoid ebola struck based knowledge based advice given international partners mobilized meet unfamiliar threat staff equipment medicines systems inadequate health
SLE 2014 400 400 recovery decade-long devastating civil conflict promoting protecting human rights advancing along impressive path socioeconomic reconstruction gearing health-care system fight known ailments land malaria maternal infant mortality lassa fever tuberculosis typhoid ebola struck based knowledge based advice given international partners mobilized meet unfamiliar threat staff equipment medicines systems inadequate slowed effective response health
SLE 2014 472 472 aerial ground support world required defeat outbreak ebola many ways worse terrorism country taken extraordinary measures including declaring state emergency shutting country three days get health educators every household country today people know ebola may present signs malaria typhoid diarrhoea infectious diseases far deadly need modify behaviour order counter transmission socioeconomic health
SLE 2014 484 484 country taken extraordinary measures including declaring state emergency shutting country three days get health educators every household country today people know ebola may present signs malaria typhoid diarrhoea infectious diseases far deadly need modify behaviour order counter transmission socioeconomic disruptions already felt longer able engage cultural practices shaking hands gladly receive health
SLE 2014 486 486 extraordinary measures including declaring state emergency shutting country three days get health educators every household country today people know ebola may present signs malaria typhoid diarrhoea infectious diseases far deadly need modify behaviour order counter transmission socioeconomic disruptions already felt longer able engage cultural practices shaking hands gladly receive hold religious health
SLE 2014 488 488 including declaring state emergency shutting country three days get health educators every household country today people know ebola may present signs malaria typhoid diarrhoea infectious diseases far deadly need modify behaviour order counter transmission socioeconomic disruptions already felt longer able engage cultural practices shaking hands gladly receive hold religious communal burial health
SLE 2014 520 520 counter transmission socioeconomic disruptions already felt longer able engage cultural practices shaking hands gladly receive hold religious communal burial ceremonies people live fear understand nature disease claims lives prevents family members burying loved ones indeterminate suspension several ongoing development projects disruption farming mining manufacturing construction tourism trading public transportation following outbreak health
SLE 2014 620 620 adoption landmark security council resolution general assembly counterpart resolution recognize ebola outbreak threat international peace security also salute secretary-general initiative establishing first-ever united nations emergency health mission united nations mission ebola emergency response lead concerted coordinated effort contain defeat scourge within subregion know defeat disease prevent future outbreaks anywhere world must health
SLE 2014 639 639 initiative establishing first-ever united nations emergency health mission united nations mission ebola emergency response lead concerted coordinated effort contain defeat scourge within subregion know defeat disease prevent future outbreaks anywhere world must improve capacities quicker response sierra leone calls faster deployment staff medicines equipment global national levels globally faster response means health
SLE 2014 782 782 prove humankind equal overcoming new challenge collective existence also believe high time assembly make voice heard regarding flight bans cancellations accompanied deadly ebola outbreak world health organization many others advised imposing blanket flight bans therefore urge member states re-examine policies isolating stigmatizing ebola-affected countries respective citizens world globalized policies shun engagement health
SLE 2014 1272 1272 moratorium death penalty gone step process commuting capital offences life imprisonment statute books conclusion applauding international community supporting aspirations wish remind world fighting ebola virus disease west africa matter life death whole humankind world health organization finally got right declared outbreak global health emergency emergency requires response faster currently obtaining can health
SLE 2014 1281 1281 life imprisonment statute books conclusion applauding international community supporting aspirations wish remind world fighting ebola virus disease west africa matter life death whole humankind world health organization finally got right declared outbreak global health emergency emergency requires response faster currently obtaining can defeat ebola already noted experts future outbreaks diseases nature health
SLE 2014 1289 1289 supporting aspirations wish remind world fighting ebola virus disease west africa matter life death whole humankind world health organization finally got right declared outbreak global health emergency emergency requires response faster currently obtaining can defeat ebola already noted experts future outbreaks diseases nature anywhere world can also defeated quickening pace response health
SLE 2014 1305 1305 world health organization finally got right declared outbreak global health emergency emergency requires response faster currently obtaining can defeat ebola already noted experts future outbreaks diseases nature anywhere world can also defeated quickening pace response understanding unprecedented outbreak better now beginning response improved accordingly capacities getting better coordinated still room strengthening health
SLE 2014 1359 1359 national ownership leadership response mechanisms undoubtedly can better obtained beginning outbreak must can end grave threat collective survival will also continue engagement stakeholders build public health system beyond ebola occasion sixty-ninth session general assembly let reiterate deepest condolences families relatives brave men women children lost lives ebola virus disease may father health
SLE 2014 1382 1382 build public health system beyond ebola occasion sixty-ninth session general assembly let reiterate deepest condolences families relatives brave men women children lost lives ebola virus disease may father high receive souls souls faithful departed merciful hands health
SLV 2014 104 104 per cent allocated per cent gross domestic product social spending raised primary education coverage per cent reduced illiteracy little percentage points achieved important reduction maternal mortality improved sanitation services access drinking water population witnessed significant changes just years ago millennium summit working parameters will lead us just equitable world however debt health
SLV 2014 218 218 dignified life living democracy enjoying right sovereignty determination right choose path towards peace development new agenda must integrate universal issues migration climate_change food security education health public safety world peace must keep repeating errors past based experience mdgs must reduce inequality gaps structural causes poverty exclusion new global agenda requires us health
SLV 2014 680 680 protection rights children ensures respect due process law provides support reunification children parents must work communities origin migrant population create better conditions increase investment education health safety jobs perspective joint responsibility among countries origin transit destination threats public safety represent another major challenge faced country others region throughout world will rest health
SOM 2014 160 160 structures country divided clear path unification al-shabaab militia groups controlled territory task ahead us daunting expectations people international partners high everything priority security political inclusivity health care education private-sector development basic economic reform faced significant challenge build frameworks institutions simultaneously delivering immediate tangible benefits people form schools hospitals roads deliver long health
SOM 2014 862 862 peace however grieves report today humanitarian situation somalia extremely critical million somalis need life-saving livelihood assistance right now terrible mix drought rising food prices increasing malnutrition insecurity plunging somalia humanitarian crisis dissimilar horrific famine population million somalia million people face acute food insecurity today equal number people internally displaced three months health
SRB 2014 177 177 global management can ensure better future new generations world allow consider three today’s pressing global challenges concern just serbia us climate_change global security deadly infectious diseases vast proportions believe addressed wisely systematically challenges put survival future generations jeopardy socioeconomic interrelatedness accounts disappearance old division us us states members united nations share health
SRB 2014 1460 1460 common solutions great concern follow developments related rapid spread ebola virus countries western africa extend condolences presidents peoples liberia guinea sierra leone great number victims disease unprecedented extent transmission high mortality rate threatens cause one biggest humanitarian crises world today calls immediate collective action since problem belongs us important situation states health
SRB 2014 1465 1465 developments related rapid spread ebola virus countries western africa extend condolences presidents peoples liberia guinea sierra leone great number victims disease unprecedented extent transmission high mortality rate threatens cause one biggest humanitarian crises world today calls immediate collective action since problem belongs us important situation states members united nations recognized magnitude health
SRB 2014 1558 1558 countries primarily financial support development new technologies training human resources measures meant lead eradication poverty strengthening institutions serbia top priority poverty eradication goals inclusive education health gender equality sustainable energy particular sustainable economic growth employment just important jump-starting economy mission shall devote greatest attention coming period although always mindful issues mentioned health
SSD 2014 921 921 coordinating discussions sustainable development goals sdgs will form post-2015 global development agenda vital sdgs focus nations efforts reducing poverty ending hunger achieving food security addressing health concerns especially issues affecting women children promoting gender equality empowerment women girls addressing issues access equity quality education tackling youth unemployment firmly believe attainment sdgs health
SSD 2014 1014 1014 victims ebola greater west africa region particularly liberia guinea sierra leone acknowledge leading role united states america assisting continent combat virus vital sdgs address global health threats republic south sudan strongly condemns forms terrorism including piracy become menace international peace security climate_change now recognized major global threat threat wipe planet earth health
STP 2014 909 909 address economic social development challenges environment normalcy without restrictions imposed sanctions take better advantage opportunities trade relations equal footing states members organization african continent assailed epidemic haemorrhagic fever caused ebola virus incalculable consequences light high level mortality devastating effects disease one hand chance may spread areas world hand must urgently identify health
STP 2014 920 920 take better advantage opportunities trade relations equal footing states members organization african continent assailed epidemic haemorrhagic fever caused ebola virus incalculable consequences light high level mortality devastating effects disease one hand chance may spread areas world hand must urgently identify synergies engage all-out struggle save thousands lives threatened terrible scourge sao health
STP 2014 923 923 opportunities trade relations equal footing states members organization african continent assailed epidemic haemorrhagic fever caused ebola virus incalculable consequences light high level mortality devastating effects disease one hand chance may spread areas world hand must urgently identify synergies engage all-out struggle save thousands lives threatened terrible scourge sao tome principe fortunately health
STP 2014 960 960 synergies engage all-out struggle save thousands lives threatened terrible scourge sao tome principe fortunately yet seen ebola cases however light country’s vulnerability economic financial weaknesses health institutions lack experience dealing outbreak prepared contingency plan taken prevention response measures including entry exit restrictions ports airports may impact fragile economy members will understand health
STP 2014 989 989 dealing outbreak prepared contingency plan taken prevention response measures including entry exit restrictions ports airports may impact fragile economy members will understand must count world health organization’s help support experience friendly nations order protect population sources forms contamination regard welcome secretary-general’s initiative convening high- level meeting margins session order discuss matter health
STP 2014 1047 1047 note situation calm progress two sides taiwan strait welcome environment encourage parties develop relations negotiations country pleased see participation republic china taiwan general assembly world health organization applauds fact taiwan invited first time since participate assembly international civil aviation organization therefore considering enormous potential taiwan like see participation extend specialized agencies health
SUR 2014 301 301 third certainly important factor ensures durable peace region implementation people-oriented socioeconomic policies seen programmes developed brazil bolivia chile country suriname mention emphasis policies programmes related health care education youth sports rapidly changing image latin america caribbean invite world community take note positive realities functioning democracies translate regional integration processes nothing less health
SUR 2014 505 505 scholarship programmes higher education furthermore legal instruments prepared part full safety net prevent dropouts vein various programmes developed close cooperation caricom states combat incidence non-communicable diseases ultimate goal initiatives become part parcel future programmes pan american health organization world health organization regard imminent threat spread ebola virus government entered close consultations health
SUR 2014 516 516 net prevent dropouts vein various programmes developed close cooperation caricom states combat incidence non-communicable diseases ultimate goal initiatives become part parcel future programmes pan american health organization world health organization regard imminent threat spread ebola virus government entered close consultations neighbouring countries subregion global community design implement programmes coordinate cooperate effectively health
SUR 2014 519 519 vein various programmes developed close cooperation caricom states combat incidence non-communicable diseases ultimate goal initiatives become part parcel future programmes pan american health organization world health organization regard imminent threat spread ebola virus government entered close consultations neighbouring countries subregion global community design implement programmes coordinate cooperate effectively prevent spread deadly health
SUR 2014 750 750 damage destroy world heritage-designated capital endanger way life people represent cultural heritage live along coastal river shores changes rainfall patterns rising temperatures already leading increased health risks associated costs decreased hydropower production reduced access river pathways serious absence international commitment supporting us can take proper measures avoid impending disasters disturbing therefore health
SVK 2014 763 763 planet globalization created borderless opportunities entrepreneurship also created new challenges must deal make life earth sustainable climate_change inequalities development distribution goods services poverty unequal access health education slovakia will remain responsible member global community participate discussion financing sustainable development offering experience economic transition global challenges require global action national responsibility ready health
SWE 2014 51 51 assembly past months reminded challenges collectively face middle east brutality terrorist organization forced entire populations flee sent shock waves around globe africa spread ebola virus disease europe continued aggression russian federation ukraine order deal challenges united nations created challenges continue exist need strong international cooperation strong united nations core welcome fact health
SWE 2014 229 229 steps help affected decades sweden close partner africa will continue working growing democratic economically successful africa see emerging well parts continent still struggling poverty conflict disease true ambition conviction security development belong together engagement peacebuilding contribution implementation new deal engagement fragile states regard somalia liberia will continue russian acts aggression illegal health
SWE 2014 521 521 focus role women empowering women simultaneously promote peace development gender equality just economics also smart economics fundamental step towards gender equality ensure women sexual reproductive health rights including freedom violence normative frameworks place including security council resolution women peace security time come translate norms action one serious global challenges climate_change impact health
SWE 2014 640 640 global commission economy climate commission’s recent report brings good news recommendations will bring net economic benefits countries income levels including new jobs cleaner air better health lower poverty energy security report better growth better climate points new better direction future paris will common responsibility reach global legally binding agreement keeps us health
SWZ 2014 63 63 work creating enabling environment humankind live peace despite multiple challenges facing world gather mindful new challenge confronts global community following outbreak ebola parts african continent disease claiming hundreds lives diverting focus resources essential development initiatives also serious drawback attainment millennium development goals threat humankind urge united nations members spare effort providing health
SWZ 2014 93 93 focus resources essential development initiatives also serious drawback attainment millennium development goals threat humankind urge united nations members spare effort providing necessary assistance disposal curb disease prevent loss life delegation takes opportunity thank general assembly convening high-level plenary meeting known world conference indigenous peoples particularly opportune indigenous knowledge practices substantially contribute health
SYC 2014 451 451 constant improvement need well-being people able build future children based shared opportunity vein reiterate call international community spare effort helping nations west africa overcome ebola pandemic health issue international concern ensuring affected communities access right medical support will save lives west africa across world ebola just african problem global problem also health
SYC 2014 452 452 improvement need well-being people able build future children based shared opportunity vein reiterate call international community spare effort helping nations west africa overcome ebola pandemic health issue international concern ensuring affected communities access right medical support will save lives west africa across world ebola just african problem global problem also remain health
TCD 2014 535 535 plan global response developed government technical financial partners adopted implemented requires financial material support international community various conflict situations compounded less important challenges poverty underdevelopment illnesses note particular severe ebola crisis affecting certain countries african continent ravaging populations gravely affecting economies concerned chad will make financial contributions countries international community must health
TGO 2014 228 228 togo continues develop national agricultural investment food security programme implementation led satisfactory results context food self- sufficiency also agricultural surpluses several crop years particularly terms health encouraging results achieved reducing maternal infant mortality rates combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis regard preservation environment improvement living conditions robust actions significantly increased level access health
TGO 2014 235 235 security programme implementation led satisfactory results context food self- sufficiency also agricultural surpluses several crop years particularly terms health encouraging results achieved reducing maternal infant mortality rates combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis regard preservation environment improvement living conditions robust actions significantly increased level access sanitation clean water moreover government stepped adaptation health
TGO 2014 240 240 results context food self- sufficiency also agricultural surpluses several crop years particularly terms health encouraging results achieved reducing maternal infant mortality rates combating hiv aids malaria tuberculosis regard preservation environment improvement living conditions robust actions significantly increased level access sanitation clean water moreover government stepped adaptation efforts curb impact climate_change particular health
TGO 2014 680 680 without reminding assembly great peril human survival threatening entire african continent west africa particular outbreak ebola virus regard like welcome security council’s adoption resolution describes disease threat international peace security recognizing importance human capital development work country welcomes efforts multilateral bilateral actors stem epidemic launch urgent appeal bodies united nations system health
TGO 2014 698 698 like welcome security council’s adoption resolution describes disease threat international peace security recognizing importance human capital development work country welcomes efforts multilateral bilateral actors stem epidemic launch urgent appeal bodies united nations system states concerned fate populations particular liberia sierra leone guinea supporting efforts save infected prevent spread disease knows boundaries health
TGO 2014 721 721 actors stem epidemic launch urgent appeal bodies united nations system states concerned fate populations particular liberia sierra leone guinea supporting efforts save infected prevent spread disease knows boundaries hope common values share affirm resonate well beyond confines diplomatic negotiations daily find direct clear expression places peace security shared prosperity tangibly enjoyed health
THA 2014 280 280 partners association southeast asian nations asean order build asean community peace prosperity committed working partners international community address many global challenges face climate_change transnational crime pandemics human trafficking committed working partners realize development agenda real lasting peace based state-centred security people-centred security development must transform people’s lives open door better future health
THA 2014 535 535 must try contribute much can meet international responsibilities best can us may capacity others part can make world better safer thailand sent volunteers neighbours work health education sent medical teams japan part relief efforts following earthquake tsunami thai flag thai personnel associated peacekeeping operations many places around world timor-leste sudan along health
TKM 2014 610 610 highly favourable terms near future thanks commissioning new power-generating capacities turkmenistan prepared increase volume power supplied afghanistan many-fold past provide purpose-oriented training specialists afghan economy health care social spheres will continue provide all- encompassing help fraternal afghan people principled position turkmenistan believes irreversible nature disarmament process important prerequisite peaceful creative development health
TLS 2014 1415 1415 partners namely economic community west african states hold international conference aid guinea- bissau soon possible conference start focusing matters extreme urgency salaries food security fuel health timor-leste already contributed million corresponds one month public-sector salaries country also urge every country attendance join timor- leste cplp countries keeping highest values international solidarity health
TLS 2014 1475 1475 will also convey promise peace entire african continent talk africa continent already wounded inside ravaged hunger poverty without mentioning scourge ebola virus presently challenging international health system epidemic unprecedented time requires vital urgent commitment international community morning ebola campaign found timor- leste will provide million immediate support within spirit solidarity guides health
TLS 2014 1477 1477 convey promise peace entire african continent talk africa continent already wounded inside ravaged hunger poverty without mentioning scourge ebola virus presently challenging international health system epidemic unprecedented time requires vital urgent commitment international community morning ebola campaign found timor- leste will provide million immediate support within spirit solidarity guides group seven health
TLS 2014 1518 1518 provide million immediate support within spirit solidarity guides group seven plus includes sierra leone liberia guinea-conakry next year will also allocating equal amount help fight epidemic great challenge today’s world liberating people fear talking fear difference insecurity hunger poverty disease fear losing power fear becoming slave power today’s unbalanced unequal world health
TLS 2014 1532 1532 liberia guinea-conakry next year will also allocating equal amount help fight epidemic great challenge today’s world liberating people fear talking fear difference insecurity hunger poverty disease fear losing power fear becoming slave power today’s unbalanced unequal world need courage speak language trust tranquillity need pacify minds encourage dialogue free people doubt health
TTO 2014 566 566 framework programmes sustainable consumption production future want also outlines key emerging challenges need urgently address context post-2015 development agenda issues assembly will recall include non-communicable diseases increasing urgency address climate_change imperative addressing needs marginalized groups including women youth children persons living disabilities building blocks future want form basis post-2015 development agenda health
TTO 2014 1649 1649 continue monopoly hosting important institutions established benefit trinidad tobago satisfied among sustainable development goals adopted general assembly september goal ensures healthy lives promotes well-being ages health well-being people critical ensuring productive lifestyles critical sustainable economic development growth achieving transformative past-2015 development agenda health well-being one thematic areas development identified government trinidad health
TTO 2014 1666 1666 september goal ensures healthy lives promotes well-being ages health well-being people critical ensuring productive lifestyles critical sustainable economic development growth achieving transformative past-2015 development agenda health well-being one thematic areas development identified government trinidad tobago will recalled caricom member largely responsible calling attention general assembly need adopt resolution focus attention effects health
TTO 2014 1693 1693 one thematic areas development identified government trinidad tobago will recalled caricom member largely responsible calling attention general assembly need adopt resolution focus attention effects non-communicable diseases ncds major contributor human mortality nevertheless continue make strides tackling incidence ncds cognizant need combat spread infectious diseases within region different regions threaten survival people health
TTO 2014 1694 1694 thematic areas development identified government trinidad tobago will recalled caricom member largely responsible calling attention general assembly need adopt resolution focus attention effects non-communicable diseases ncds major contributor human mortality nevertheless continue make strides tackling incidence ncds cognizant need combat spread infectious diseases within region different regions threaten survival people many health
TTO 2014 1698 1698 government trinidad tobago will recalled caricom member largely responsible calling attention general assembly need adopt resolution focus attention effects non-communicable diseases ncds major contributor human mortality nevertheless continue make strides tackling incidence ncds cognizant need combat spread infectious diseases within region different regions threaten survival people many nations security council resolution health
TTO 2014 1705 1705 largely responsible calling attention general assembly need adopt resolution focus attention effects non-communicable diseases ncds major contributor human mortality nevertheless continue make strides tackling incidence ncds cognizant need combat spread infectious diseases within region different regions threaten survival people many nations security council resolution co-sponsored trinidad tobago garnered unanimous support including health
TTO 2014 1711 1711 need adopt resolution focus attention effects non-communicable diseases ncds major contributor human mortality nevertheless continue make strides tackling incidence ncds cognizant need combat spread infectious diseases within region different regions threaten survival people many nations security council resolution co-sponsored trinidad tobago garnered unanimous support including secretary- general dealing ebola virus congratulate health
TTO 2014 1763 1763 members pledged take action global regional levels combat spread ebola supplement united nations mission ebola emergency response trinidad tobago remains committed playing part eradicating infectious diseases undermining health well-being people reason prior adoption resolution ebola prime minister trinidad tobago wrote secretary-general caricom requesting meeting states members community convened discuss agree sustainable health
TTO 2014 1765 1765 take action global regional levels combat spread ebola supplement united nations mission ebola emergency response trinidad tobago remains committed playing part eradicating infectious diseases undermining health well-being people reason prior adoption resolution ebola prime minister trinidad tobago wrote secretary-general caricom requesting meeting states members community convened discuss agree sustainable policy responses health
TTO 2014 1797 1797 ebola prime minister trinidad tobago wrote secretary-general caricom requesting meeting states members community convened discuss agree sustainable policy responses national regional levels alike concerning public health issues including chikungunya ebola virus finally assembly can rest assured support government trinidad tobago assisting united nations family shaping transformative post-2015 development agenda support will health
TUR 2014 79 79 prosperity even century wide area ranging iraq syria palestine yemen libya afghanistan ukraine witnessing scenes leave deep scars conscience humankind people still die hunger communicable diseases twenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hunger malnutrition communicable diseases lack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat health
TUR 2014 91 91 ukraine witnessing scenes leave deep scars conscience humankind people still die hunger communicable diseases twenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hunger malnutrition communicable diseases lack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat future world children situation stain human dignity directly concerns humankind therefore course health
TUR 2014 93 93 scenes leave deep scars conscience humankind people still die hunger communicable diseases twenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hunger malnutrition communicable diseases lack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat future world children situation stain human dignity directly concerns humankind therefore course united nations health
TUV 2014 674 674 food economic growth custodian pacific ocean tuvalu fully supports sustainable development goal oceans palau declaration oceans issued leaders pacific islands forum call united nations honour health oceans earth’s life-support system end also support commencement negotiations towards implementing agreement law sea can better protect oceans seriousness urgency need action combat climate_change reaffirmed health
TUV 2014 1044 1044 implemented national policies financial management women gender development people disabilities young people protection families well sectors national priority climate_change energy food security fisheries information technology health care education outer islands development much needs done order properly deliver policies committed call support international partners mutual partnerships us tuvalu future want one inclusiveness health
TUV 2014 1113 1113 principles charter united nations calls solidarity cooperation friendly relations among nations tuvalu also fully supports taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies mechanisms including world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change recognize cooperative spirit shown taiwan involvement post-2015 development agenda dialogue recognize need include taiwan global health
TZA 2014 591 591 cuba given opportunity live dignity like everybody else planet session general assembly held time brothers sisters liberia sierra leone guinea confronting worst outbreak deadly ebola epidemic date three countries together nigeria democratic republic congo people lost lives disease cure vaccine yet presents major threat countries disease known exist also neighbouring countries health
TZA 2014 603 603 held time brothers sisters liberia sierra leone guinea confronting worst outbreak deadly ebola epidemic date three countries together nigeria democratic republic congo people lost lives disease cure vaccine yet presents major threat countries disease known exist also neighbouring countries beyond unless world succeeds controlling spread disease every likelihood will become global health
TZA 2014 611 611 confronting worst outbreak deadly ebola epidemic date three countries together nigeria democratic republic congo people lost lives disease cure vaccine yet presents major threat countries disease known exist also neighbouring countries beyond unless world succeeds controlling spread disease every likelihood will become global epidemic collective efforts regard best way forward believe health
TZA 2014 623 623 republic congo people lost lives disease cure vaccine yet presents major threat countries disease known exist also neighbouring countries beyond unless world succeeds controlling spread disease every likelihood will become global epidemic collective efforts regard best way forward believe world technology knowledge financial resources put together can defeat threat posed ebola health
TZA 2014 629 629 cure vaccine yet presents major threat countries disease known exist also neighbouring countries beyond unless world succeeds controlling spread disease every likelihood will become global epidemic collective efforts regard best way forward believe world technology knowledge financial resources put together can defeat threat posed ebola also continue support efforts world’s scientists health
TZA 2014 668 668 together can defeat threat posed ebola also continue support efforts world’s scientists working tirelessly day night search cure vaccine applaud efforts undertaken united nations world health organization united states government countries necessary technical technological capabilities assist affected countries wage fight disease worldwide request four things first must continue possible bolster support health
TZA 2014 683 683 night search cure vaccine applaud efforts undertaken united nations world health organization united states government countries necessary technical technological capabilities assist affected countries wage fight disease worldwide request four things first must continue possible bolster support spread disease control secondly must continue assist nations west africa elsewhere african continent building capacities health
TZA 2014 695 695 united states government countries necessary technical technological capabilities assist affected countries wage fight disease worldwide request four things first must continue possible bolster support spread disease control secondly must continue assist nations west africa elsewhere african continent building capacities surveillance isolation treatment thirdly must intensify efforts develop cure vaccine save lives health
TZA 2014 780 780 kill all-important tourism industry trade investment flows africa may united nations friends africa please help us tell world africa continent countries country provinces countries africa disease moreover many countries far away concerned countries west africa fact affected countries closer europe kenya tanzania south africa eastern southern africa mention matter fact hours health
URY 2014 17 17 harsh difficult world complex sometimes disgraceful world million children die year fifth birthday many problems related malnutrition violence taken new dimension terror horror hundreds thousands deaths libya syria iraq human rights violations crimes humanity occur frequently greater ferocity daily reality countries world health
URY 2014 67 67 world million people die every year tobacco consumption incredible genocidal activity stopped promoted markets increasingly open free less regulated licensed operate contravention people’s rights life health world military bombs strike kill schools ethnic religious minorities may adhere different political beliefs world natural disasters devastate countries one year following year next brotherly health
URY 2014 372 372 efforts valuable every one countries every non-governmental organization charts way denounces abuse human rights seeks improve opportunities women children youths retired people migrants different areas health care education social protection decent work social economic opportunities whether employed rural domestic workers every individual enormous potential needs protected fostered gender perspective need promote health
URY 2014 516 516 human rights agenda must based increasing number rights increasing number people everyone able grow freedom equality need continue make definitive progress social topics communicable non-communicable diseases includes related tobacco consumption mentioned million people die every year expected figure will continue rise therefore crucial national policies focus healthy lifestyles uruguay legalized sale health
URY 2014 588 588 date produced expected results critical situation world today respect food security structural problem result bad global policies one every eight people many children suffer chronic malnutrition humankind wastes third food produce enough resolve problem hunger estimated per cent food produced every year never consumed people situation worsening due soil erosion growing health
USA 2014 75 75 continues strengthen worst financial crisis lives today whether live downtown manhattan grandmother’s village miles nairobi can hold hand information world’s greatest libraries together learned cure disease harness power wind sun existence organization unique achievement people world committing resolve differences peacefully solve problems together often tell young people united states despite headlines health
USA 2014 137 137 dreams yet pervasive unease world sense forces brought us together created new dangers made difficult single nation insulate global forces gather outbreak ebola overwhelms public health systems west africa threatens move rapidly across borders russian aggression europe recalls days large nations trampled small ones pursuit territorial ambitions brutality terrorists syria iraq health
USA 2014 187 187 iraq forces us look heart darkness problems demands urgent attention also symptoms broader problem failure international system keep pace interconnected world collectively invested adequately public health capacity developing countries often failed enforce international norms inconvenient confronted forcefully enough intolerance sectarianism hopelessness feeds violent extremism many parts globe fellow representatives come together health
USA 2014 652 652 nations address problems face twenty- first century speak america deploying doctors scientists supported military help contain outbreak ebola pursue new treatments need broader effort stop disease kill hundreds thousands inflict horrific suffering destabilize economies move rapidly across borders easy see problem distant problem will continue mobilize countries join us making concrete health
USA 2014 686 686 move rapidly across borders easy see problem distant problem will continue mobilize countries join us making concrete commitments significant commitments fight outbreak enhance system global health security long term america pursuing diplomatic resolution iranian nuclear issue part commitment stop spread nuclear weapons pursue peace security world without can take place iran health
UZB 2014 530 530 per cent spent education almost per cent school-age children attend secondary schools women now represent per cent employed persons achieved tangible successes improving maternal child health mortality rate among children age reduced factor maternal mortality rates furthermore uzbekistan will utmost achieve intended plans implementation mdgs soon possible will also continue undertake health
UZB 2014 531 531 cent spent education almost per cent school-age children attend secondary schools women now represent per cent employed persons achieved tangible successes improving maternal child health mortality rate among children age reduced factor maternal mortality rates furthermore uzbekistan will utmost achieve intended plans implementation mdgs soon possible will also continue undertake large-scale health
UZB 2014 539 539 attend secondary schools women now represent per cent employed persons achieved tangible successes improving maternal child health mortality rate among children age reduced factor maternal mortality rates furthermore uzbekistan will utmost achieve intended plans implementation mdgs soon possible will also continue undertake large-scale programmes terms post- development agenda health
VCT 2014 82 82 challenges times caused nations question value role sovereignty increasingly borderless world globalization modernity unleashed number forces operate independently national governments borders include ills climate_change communicable diseases ebola economic contagion spreads like wildfire external shocks pose serious developmental existential threats beyond scope individual states address groups emerged terrorists drug cartels certain rapacious health
VNM 2014 218 218 peace security global challenges remain high agenda international community terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction nuclear security safety environmental pollution depletion natural resources climate_change natural calamities epidemics lack food water security issues primary concern international community require enhanced joint efforts peace security prerequisites sustainable development united nations member states must live responsibility health
VUT 2014 179 179 best placed address challenges outbreak deadly ebola virus claimed lives west africa also concerned us greatly regard highly commend efforts united nations agencies particular world health organization international community addressing security risks epidemic likewise efforts secretary-general determination addressing challenges commendable like reiterate government’s support ongoing efforts concerning political developments pacific region health
VUT 2014 186 186 virus claimed lives west africa also concerned us greatly regard highly commend efforts united nations agencies particular world health organization international community addressing security risks epidemic likewise efforts secretary-general determination addressing challenges commendable like reiterate government’s support ongoing efforts concerning political developments pacific region wish congratulate people republic fiji successfully peacefully health
VUT 2014 824 824 strongly urge target holding increase global average temperature c pre-industrial levels included sdgs addition climate_change support sdgs extends limited inclusion peace effective institutions ocean management health education energy security gender equality also concur emphasis means implementation report open working group general assembly sustainable development goals urge united nations developed countries continue health
WSM 2014 407 407 implemented quickly decisively paris conference can deliver ambitious climate_change agreement effective binding capable swift implementation universally owned respected states members united nations ebola outbreak deadly pandemic causing chaos untold suffering parts west africa reach global treated may prove unstoppable respect national borders government sovereignty victims selected indiscriminately born unborn babies robbed health
ZAF 2014 128 128 africa attained goal namely provide access primary education official international indicators south africa also well mdg promote empower women south africa recorded impressive progress expansion health infrastructure improved access health services south africans reduction child mortality mdg improvement maternal health mdg significant progress also recorded work remains done fact work remains health
ZAF 2014 132 132 provide access primary education official international indicators south africa also well mdg promote empower women south africa recorded impressive progress expansion health infrastructure improved access health services south africans reduction child mortality mdg improvement maternal health mdg significant progress also recorded work remains done fact work remains worldwide fully achieve goals health
ZAF 2014 138 138 indicators south africa also well mdg promote empower women south africa recorded impressive progress expansion health infrastructure improved access health services south africans reduction child mortality mdg improvement maternal health mdg significant progress also recorded work remains done fact work remains worldwide fully achieve goals especially developing world confront underlying root health
ZAF 2014 142 142 well mdg promote empower women south africa recorded impressive progress expansion health infrastructure improved access health services south africans reduction child mortality mdg improvement maternal health mdg significant progress also recorded work remains done fact work remains worldwide fully achieve goals especially developing world confront underlying root causes continue make impossible health
ZAF 2014 240 240 development goals contributing per cent gross national income towards official development assistance say matter great organization achieved past six decades deal comprehensively scourge poverty unemployment diseases poor world will consider everything done failure indeed failed duty succeed preventing another world war continue children dying malnutrition treatable diseases recent outbreak ebola west health
ZAF 2014 259 259 decades deal comprehensively scourge poverty unemployment diseases poor world will consider everything done failure indeed failed duty succeed preventing another world war continue children dying malnutrition treatable diseases recent outbreak ebola west african states number lives unnecessarily lost provide clear example challenges developing countries continue contend believe ebola contained within days health
ZAF 2014 261 261 comprehensively scourge poverty unemployment diseases poor world will consider everything done failure indeed failed duty succeed preventing another world war continue children dying malnutrition treatable diseases recent outbreak ebola west african states number lives unnecessarily lost provide clear example challenges developing countries continue contend believe ebola contained within days outbreak developed health
ZAF 2014 290 290 west african states number lives unnecessarily lost provide clear example challenges developing countries continue contend believe ebola contained within days outbreak developed world now become pandemic threatens economies affected african states outbreak thus exposed challenges resulting lack capacity lack infrastructure limited resources africa pleased united nations leadership secretary-general deploying mission coordinate health
ZMB 2014 56 56 government’s support sets discharge important assignment spirit also convey appreciation contribution made predecessor mr john ashe president assembly sixty-eighth session wish highlight deep concern global health emergency resulted ebola outbreak parts africa burden people liberia sierra leone guinea zambia views epidemic common challenge humankind therefore stands ready support efforts required defeat health
ZMB 2014 71 71 ashe president assembly sixty-eighth session wish highlight deep concern global health emergency resulted ebola outbreak parts africa burden people liberia sierra leone guinea zambia views epidemic common challenge humankind therefore stands ready support efforts required defeat disease ensure return normalcy daily economic social lives sister republics directly facing disease growing acceptance health
ZMB 2014 82 82 emergency resulted ebola outbreak parts africa burden people liberia sierra leone guinea zambia views epidemic common challenge humankind therefore stands ready support efforts required defeat disease ensure return normalcy daily economic social lives sister republics directly facing disease growing acceptance concern ebola easily spread beyond first four countries far borne brunt health
ZMB 2014 94 94 zambia views epidemic common challenge humankind therefore stands ready support efforts required defeat disease ensure return normalcy daily economic social lives sister republics directly facing disease growing acceptance concern ebola easily spread beyond first four countries far borne brunt disease recent resurgence disease neighbouring democratic republic congo reminder extent danger beyond health
ZMB 2014 108 108 ensure return normalcy daily economic social lives sister republics directly facing disease growing acceptance concern ebola easily spread beyond first four countries far borne brunt disease recent resurgence disease neighbouring democratic republic congo reminder extent danger beyond remain deeply concerned people victims disease needless deaths already recorded across continent zambia therefore health
ZMB 2014 111 111 daily economic social lives sister republics directly facing disease growing acceptance concern ebola easily spread beyond first four countries far borne brunt disease recent resurgence disease neighbouring democratic republic congo reminder extent danger beyond remain deeply concerned people victims disease needless deaths already recorded across continent zambia therefore supports call greater health
ZMB 2014 125 125 spread beyond first four countries far borne brunt disease recent resurgence disease neighbouring democratic republic congo reminder extent danger beyond remain deeply concerned people victims disease needless deaths already recorded across continent zambia therefore supports call greater wider involvement member states world health organization already warned epidemic left unchecked will soon health
ZMB 2014 142 142 extent danger beyond remain deeply concerned people victims disease needless deaths already recorded across continent zambia therefore supports call greater wider involvement member states world health organization already warned epidemic left unchecked will soon dealing ebola patients equally reason continue look global health issues important parameters global development ebola public health health
ZMB 2014 146 146 deeply concerned people victims disease needless deaths already recorded across continent zambia therefore supports call greater wider involvement member states world health organization already warned epidemic left unchecked will soon dealing ebola patients equally reason continue look global health issues important parameters global development ebola public health emergency ongoing challenges malaria health
ZMB 2014 159 159 supports call greater wider involvement member states world health organization already warned epidemic left unchecked will soon dealing ebola patients equally reason continue look global health issues important parameters global development ebola public health emergency ongoing challenges malaria tuberculosis aids non-communicable diseases need concerted global approach past months international community witnessed health
ZMB 2014 167 167 health organization already warned epidemic left unchecked will soon dealing ebola patients equally reason continue look global health issues important parameters global development ebola public health emergency ongoing challenges malaria tuberculosis aids non-communicable diseases need concerted global approach past months international community witnessed growing desperation extremist terrorist organizations notably abduction innocent health
ZMB 2014 171 171 epidemic left unchecked will soon dealing ebola patients equally reason continue look global health issues important parameters global development ebola public health emergency ongoing challenges malaria tuberculosis aids non-communicable diseases need concerted global approach past months international community witnessed growing desperation extremist terrorist organizations notably abduction innocent schoolgirls borno state nigeria health
ZMB 2014 175 175 soon dealing ebola patients equally reason continue look global health issues important parameters global development ebola public health emergency ongoing challenges malaria tuberculosis aids non-communicable diseases need concerted global approach past months international community witnessed growing desperation extremist terrorist organizations notably abduction innocent schoolgirls borno state nigeria wider reign terror includes health
ZMB 2014 383 383 investment inflows risk rendering noble effort futile exercise given immense challenges facing nations multilateral approaches will address underlying cross-border factors affect climate_change global poverty public health children’s welfare labour migration youth unemployment advancement women many issues whose solutions lie actions may transboundary effects new global development regime must therefore demonstrate new health
AFG 2015 73 73 principles maintenance international peace security second world war today set threats mostly created humans challenges societies throughout world pose threat security basic rights dignity ecosystem health care state viability governance national community cohesiveness even cultural religious identity however 15-29425 pv also poses serious challenge united nations existing mandate structure resources traditional health
AFG 2015 480 480 living standards providing access education boys girls improving health-care quality life expectancy increased average years since afghans living well beyond mere years age norm improvement health women children particularly notable illustrated per cent increase number infants delivered per cent decrease infant mortality thanks government’s focus gender equality equity equal opportunity female health
AFG 2015 496 496 afghans living well beyond mere years age norm improvement health women children particularly notable illustrated per cent increase number infants delivered per cent decrease infant mortality thanks government’s focus gender equality equity equal opportunity female political participation also strengthened election per cent voters females 15-29425 pv women now claim per cent health
ARG 2015 1666 1666 required state agencies country world economic crisis listening closely today’s speeches truth enemies change mutate amazing speed remember recent g-20 meeting participated absent last one health reasons st petersburg confronted government syria freedom fighters supported entire western world today freedom fighters part islamic state iraq shams like ask members seemingly islamic health
ARG 2015 1997 1997 world reason say latin america perhaps emblem inequality growth achieved national popular democratic governments call populist incorporated millions fellow citizens allowed citizens enjoy benefits education health housing today say growing continent continent integration perhaps contribution argentina made left alone still reconstruct country today gross domestic product will grow per cent allows health
AUS 2015 163 163 crafted central element charter article known australia pledge article united nations members pledge take action individually jointly promote higher standards living solutions international economic social health related problems universal respect observance human rights fundamental freedoms australia took pledge signing charter today reiterate pledge agenda sustainable development resolution adopted unanimously last friday health
BDI 2015 877 877 reality indeed constitution reserves quota least per cent seats decision-making bodies women make per cent senate per cent national assembly government women head important ministries health education higher education scientific research justice trade municipal development women armed conflict made progress recruiting women defence security forces also contributes effective participation peacekeeping missions health
BDI 2015 937 937 girls boys primary school policy introduced based community efforts also involved population building school infrastructure enabled us achieve school-attendance rate per cent compared per cent health sector free health care children age pregnant women significantly reduced mortality rate children infants birth area transport infrastructure roads linking country’s provinces now paved except health
BDI 2015 940 940 school policy introduced based community efforts also involved population building school infrastructure enabled us achieve school-attendance rate per cent compared per cent health sector free health care children age pregnant women significantly reduced mortality rate children infants birth area transport infrastructure roads linking country’s provinces now paved except one one province health
BDI 2015 948 948 population building school infrastructure enabled us achieve school-attendance rate per cent compared per cent health sector free health care children age pregnant women significantly reduced mortality rate children infants birth area transport infrastructure roads linking country’s provinces now paved except one one province work ongoing among important reforms introduced recent years health
BEN 2015 168 168 minutes ago heard prevalence iraq also know experience africa strong financial instability crises africa food crises energy crises mass youth unemployment affecting youngest oldest countries pandemics globalization day rising sea levels coastal erosion feel coastal country clearly everyone challenges united nations system front line proud confident united nations action also problems health
BFA 2015 608 608 china taiwan concluding wish convey appreciation international solidarity shown eradicating ebola virus must relax vigilance must intensify international cooperation maintain results ensure countries severely affected disease can recover virtues international solidarity dialogue among nations must continue inspire united nations together can meet challenges time tremendous task us building international society democratic health
BGD 2015 627 627 medium category world bank’s lower-income country status lower-middle income realize investments human capital target large youth population pay rich dividends government placed particular emphasis education health care now offer stipends million poor students enrolled sixth grade undergraduate level free education girls higher secondary level order address challenge student drop-outs first day health
BGD 2015 684 684 throughout country since nearly billion text books distributed perhaps biggest undertaking anywhere world people living rural areas receive services digital centres access health-care services technology-connected health complexes seen visible results women’s economic political empowerment promoting greater access productive resources representation national local levels likewise attach priority addressing needs challenges various vulnerable health
BHR 2015 104 104 world commend comprehensive annual report work organization important steps taken address numerous challenges issues including sustainable development climate_change conflicts humanitarian disasters refugee crisis addition deadly diseases poverty hunger many developing countries juncture wish totally submit will allah express heartfelt condolences custodian two holy mosques majesty king salman bin abdulaziz al-saud brotherly health
BHR 2015 246 246 sustainable development resolution made point participate process consistent full support united nations actions aimed furthering development goals kingdom bahrain’s record achieving remarkable results fields education health youth empowerment poverty alleviation literacy enhancement human rights documented international reports bahrain pioneering country classified united nations human development index among countries high level human health
BHR 2015 1128 1128 member states remained idle face tragic situation taken comprehensive practical humanitarian action hosting around million syrian brothers sisters granting permits stay attendant rights free education health care right employment acceptable standard living respect also appreciate major contribution hashemite kingdom jordan providing syrians care opportunities decent life also call concerted efforts support health
BHS 2015 544 544 25-year citizen-driven national development plan vision national development plan will provide comprehensive overview economy set policy direction economic growth identify strategies programmes projects improve overall health sustainability bahamian economy led one young ministers khaalis rolle will also reinvigorate national outlook set new priorities international engagement going forward will enhance expertise areas health
BLR 2015 131 131 achieve millennium development goals nevertheless efforts now give rise conflicting emotions yes certain shifts including reduction global poverty levels increase level protection improvements maternal child health expanded access education despite achievements acknowledge qualitative breakthrough good human civilization moreover see world today engulfed new challenges old problems exacerbated challenges problems concern just health
BLZ 2015 325 325 desperate perilous flight hundreds thousands people perennially impoverished south affluent regions irrefutable evidence urgent need poor powerless axiomatic times deep personal crisis someone diagnosed terminal illness one stop count cost finding cure contrary strenuous efforts immediately initiated search one even 15-29816 pv entails exhaustion one’s life savings given clear present existential health
BLZ 2015 362 362 search one even 15-29816 pv entails exhaustion one’s life savings given clear present existential threat posed climate_change imperative threat treated less urgency gravity diagnosis terminal illness treated must tandem ongoing quests vest people hope opportunities chance future deserve end world community must prepared deploy whatever resources may required without counting costs health
BLZ 2015 1080 1080 millions dollars improving infrastructure countrywide including construction refurbishment schools sporting facilities hospitals roads investing heavily road safety reduce injuries deaths associated traffic accidents access public health services expanded throughout country made easier belizeans access affordable credit ensuring unprecedented reduction interest rates establishment national bank belize unemployment significantly reduced per cent time health
BRN 2015 114 114 destruction brought second world war need restore peace security main focus today mandate grown hugely include emerging challenges evolving threats proliferation weapons mass destruction climate_change pandemic diseases terrorism violent extremism part comprehensive global mandate also tasked addressing multidimensional socioeconomic matters recognize united nations panacea world’s woes diminished overall success note commend health
BRN 2015 115 115 brought second world war need restore peace security main focus today mandate grown hugely include emerging challenges evolving threats proliferation weapons mass destruction climate_change pandemic diseases terrorism violent extremism part comprehensive global mandate also tasked addressing multidimensional socioeconomic matters recognize united nations panacea world’s woes diminished overall success note commend role health
BRN 2015 158 158 world’s woes diminished overall success note commend role played united nations agencies organization’s development work aimed improving people’s lives around world one profound achievement containment pandemic diseases pose serious threats world’s population world health organization succeeded completely eradicating smallpox recently worked affected countries contain breakout middle east respiratory syndrome ebola years health
BRN 2015 159 159 woes diminished overall success note commend role played united nations agencies organization’s development work aimed improving people’s lives around world one profound achievement containment pandemic diseases pose serious threats world’s population world health organization succeeded completely eradicating smallpox recently worked affected countries contain breakout middle east respiratory syndrome ebola years seen health
BRN 2015 166 166 played united nations agencies organization’s development work aimed improving people’s lives around world one profound achievement containment pandemic diseases pose serious threats world’s population world health organization succeeded completely eradicating smallpox recently worked affected countries contain breakout middle east respiratory syndrome ebola years seen humanitarian workers peacekeepers risk lives carry work health
BWA 2015 447 447 resource capacity constraints faced continue face implement development programmes prepare domesticate new agenda poverty eradication gender equality empowerment women girls youth job creation equal access health social services remain high national agenda however march steadfast determination ensure every opportunity seized every effort galvanized every resource employed ensure inherent dignity fundamental freedoms health
BWA 2015 646 646 environmental challenge world facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting glaciers severe decline agricultural output changing weather patterns health challenges caused changing_climate conditions climate_change also presents serious security threat displaces millions people condemns even greater number sub-par living conditions extend condolences lost loved ones health
CAF 2015 1003 1003 african republic becoming area terrorists can fall back recruit new members gain new supplies addition armed conflict terrorism must also face poverty hiv aids ebola pandemics render situation majority planet’s people ever precarious requires increased international solidarity among countries sustained partnership governments civil society bring eradication another major challenge face today health
CAN 2015 173 173 weak absent canada looks forward collaborating others sustain momentum already underway result millennium development goals move forward renewed determination government canada identified maternal newborn child health priority development support committed billion next five years progress sure remains much canada welcomes inclusion maternal newborn child health agenda means follow commitments made group health
CAN 2015 192 192 government canada identified maternal newborn child health priority development support committed billion next five years progress sure remains much canada welcomes inclusion maternal newborn child health agenda means follow commitments made group eight muskoka initiative adopted saving every woman every child summit held toronto renewed global strategy women’s children’s adolescents health health
CAN 2015 217 217 health agenda means follow commitments made group eight muskoka initiative adopted saving every woman every child summit held toronto renewed global strategy women’s children’s adolescents health international community commits implementing agenda one critical questions still face finance sustainable development goals current official development assistance will retain important role current projected levels health
CAN 2015 290 290 pv global financing facility gff support every woman every child excellent model private sector can brought board collaborate national governments sustainably finance maternal newborn child health initiatives additional investment generated gff innovative financing mechanisms will set course increasing funding current billions dollars allocated development finance trillions required want achieve post-2015 development health
CAN 2015 358 358 sector support development outcomes humanitarian assistance even important progress development can wiped overnight natural disasters political violence international conflicts crises linked acute food insecurity spread disease considering first-ever world humanitarian summit held may must strive increase countries determination respect international humanitarian law protect civilians strengthen resilience faced possible crises particular ensuring health
CAN 2015 444 444 world especially countries crisis iraq syria philippines ukraine central african republic south sudan yemen similarly canada played leading role prompt effective action international community ebola epidemic certain regions west africa shown numerous times past canada capacity will assist deal crisis refugees migrants currently affecting europe since establishment united nations international community health
CIV 2015 496 496 devoted promoting new sustainable development goals new agenda gives us historic opportunity promote ambitious development programme aimed significantly reducing poverty hunger around world improving people’s health education fighting adverse effects climate_change together also promote good governance measures will help redistribute wealth poor vulnerable bring back genuine partnership development can build world health
CIV 2015 533 533 will help redistribute wealth poor vulnerable bring back genuine partnership development can build world prosperity equality security peace spirit letter charter united nations poverty terrorism epidemics food climate insecurity today’s new threats international peace security make fertile ground intolerance fundamentalism extremism every sort threaten fragile edifice world peace populations legitimately aspire health
CIV 2015 788 788 free schooling government made school attendance compulsory children aged years beginning current school year order translate reality right girls boys country high-quality education training regard health order provide medical coverage ivorians initiated system universal health coverage thereby enabling disadvantaged treated various health units country year slipping rapidly away pivotal also october health
CIV 2015 797 797 years beginning current school year order translate reality right girls boys country high-quality education training regard health order provide medical coverage ivorians initiated system universal health coverage thereby enabling disadvantaged treated various health units country year slipping rapidly away pivotal also october open inclusive general elections will begin connection welcome decision health
CIV 2015 804 804 reality right girls boys country high-quality education training regard health order provide medical coverage ivorians initiated system universal health coverage thereby enabling disadvantaged treated various health units country year slipping rapidly away pivotal also october open inclusive general elections will begin connection welcome decision security council resolution june authorize united nations health
CIV 2015 964 964 appeal proven leadership united nations call decisive impact can make helping push back frontiers poverty provide humankind better access safe drinking water rapid reduction infant mortality enhanced food security healthy environment time essence time come action health
COD 2015 586 586 must urgently 15-29876 pv addressed especially regarding environment respect can longer hesitate climate_change one major challenges planet faces today negative impact vital socioeconomic sectors agriculture health apparent ever can said effect availability resources necessary life water urgent conclude universal legally binding agreement holds increase global average temperature c relation pre-industrial levels health
COG 2015 738 738 democracy consolidated strengthened every day particular continuous process regular citizen consultations opposition majority parties view peaceful elections peace stability enjoys aware sport contributes promotion education health 15-29816 pv development peace government successfully organized july eleventh all- africa games capital brazzaville historic birthplace world summit senior leaders clearly expressed decision see united health
COL 2015 523 523 years ago now preparing special session general assembly issue take place seven months now continue advocate new global strategy based scientific evidence puts greater emphasis health education tackling social roots phenomenon seeks minimize negative effects drugs use smarter effective humane strategies colombia gone even last week presented comprehensive crop-substitution plan based health
COL 2015 574 574 multifaceted approach will attack mafias will pursue relentlessly will also provide social economic opportunities farmers ensure state justice system ever-present prevent drug use treat public health issue end conflict guerrilla forces negative factor drug-trafficking will become lay weapons ally combating will extraordinarily symbolic protected illicit crops will help us eradicate way health
COM 2015 205 205 era sustainable development goals met next years must therefore commit putting definitive end poverty forms eradicating hunger promoting sustainable agriculture order guarantee food security good health well-being must also guarantee quality education without exception promote lifelong learning opportunities ensure gender equality well full empowerment women also duty ensure availability sustainable management health
CRI 2015 1419 1419 live peace freedom equality justice democracy opportunity words apostle cuban independence josé martí create believe grow words resonate today ever terrorism organized crime drug-trafficking worldwide pandemics proof threats nation’s security longer confined within borders collective threats must addressed collectively violations basic human rights right life committed terrorists so- called non-state actors health
CUB 2015 161 161 promoting social progress better standards living peoples along economic social development remains illusion million people go hungry million adults illiterate children perish every day curable diseases meantime annual military expenditures worldwide amount trillion barely fraction figure actually resolve pressing problems afflicting humankind even industrial nations welfare society presented model imitate practically health
CUB 2015 704 704 historic leader cuban revolution stated hall years ago everyone understands united nations basic role new century now upon us save world war also underdevelopment hunger diseases poverty destruction natural resources indispensable human life united nations must promptly late international community can always depend cuba raise honest voice injustice inequality underdevelopment discrimination health
CYP 2015 125 125 starting adoption universal declaration human rights followed many international agreements treaties setting universal standards civil political social economic rights yet world challenged poverty hunger child mortality social economic inequalities evident long way go time leaving aside strengths weaknesses successes failures united nations undermine underestimate fact interdependent world provides international forum nations health
DMA 2015 1177 1177 infrastructure investment bank thereby creating multilateral platform south-south cooperation extension excellent bilateral cooperation cooperation people’s republic china 15-29946 pv brought major improvements country’s infrastructure education health care sports national security agriculture thank china contribution people dominica south-south cooperation cases created economic space countries implement infrastructure social programmes benefit people case point health
DMA 2015 1246 1246 spirit solidarity shining example south-south cooperation leadership venezuela also led creation bolivarian alternative peoples america alba alba funded continues fund development programmes agriculture infrastructure education health care dominica member states especially caribbean similarly republic cuba leader south-south triangular cooperation cuba provided tremendous support countries latin america caribbean region far away africa health
DMA 2015 1278 1278 similarly republic cuba leader south-south triangular cooperation cuba provided tremendous support countries latin america caribbean region far away africa thanks vast pool human resources especially health care education time cuba provided capacity-building technology transfer essential areas applaud actions taken president barack obama normalize relations cuba united states removal cuba united states health
DNK 2015 72 72 lifted poverty dramatic increase number children particular girls attending schools continue witness horrible conflicts many parts world number magnitude armed conflicts states decreased fight deadly diseases saved millions one side coin also live changing world conflicts remain greatest threat human development number refugees displaced persons growing alarming speed violent extremism spreading health
ECU 2015 771 771 assertion involves huge cost terms non-received income every passing day means child unable go school community goes without drinking water people dying due perfectly avoidable illnesses true pathologies misery compensated consumption environmental goods longer need financing development conservation another fundamental idea debate sustainability poor countries countries poor people conservation possible generate health
EGY 2015 769 769 major aggravating factor necessitates creating channels legal immigration facilitating transportation well linking international migration development egypt host ever-increasing number refugees share egyptian brethren social education health services provided state spite economic burden represents egypt hopes solutions crisis will found short run alleviate humanitarian suffering refugees long run overcoming fundamental causes crisis health
ERI 2015 64 64 nations act concert common good undeniable however continue live unfair unequal world world conflicts wars rage extreme poverty persists midst plenty children die easily preventable diseases justice routinely trampled united nations reflection unfair unequal undemocratic global order united nations overwhelming majority member states marginalized general assembly powerful organ bereft real power health
ERI 2015 365 365 common future avoided pitfalls sectarianism radicalization terrorism infected surrounding region many areas world another front eritrea building solid basis sustainable development social justice prioritizing education health agriculture industrialization infrastructure science technology within framework regional cooperation integration horn africa gulf region across red sea eritrea welcomes adoption sustainable development goals contained agenda health
ESP 2015 966 966 will always willing support parties return path direct negotiations africa situation mali central african republic elsewhere troubles us greatly darkness continent bright spots response ebola epidemic development rebuilding plans presented countries affected ebola fill us hope spain continues optimistic comes africa’s future europe main shadow certain bright spots continues crisis ukraine health
EST 2015 502 502 review global study implementation security council resolution hope will provide us new impetus move forward issues must advance global actions linked welfare children investing education health well keeping away armed conflicts active dynamic civil society precondition prosperity free press freedom speech freedom conscience cornerstones open society era so-called multiple narratives must health
FJI 2015 193 193 secondary level first time made great efforts bring benefits government programmes technology modern market people remote underserved areas country infrastructure development including roads electricity water health care priority results encouraging economy grown per cent per annum past three years rate per cent national international economic experts expect us meet exceed figure health
FJI 2015 779 779 time shed indifference fiji particularly welcomes establishment sustainable development goal sdg conservation sustainable management oceans seas destiny shaped ocean set also welcome goal citizens earth health oceans seas vital everyone pacific ocean long now observed decline ocean’s health evidenced dying coral marine pollution damaged coastal ecosystems declining fish stocks ocean acidification health
FJI 2015 791 791 sustainable management oceans seas destiny shaped ocean set also welcome goal citizens earth health oceans seas vital everyone pacific ocean long now observed decline ocean’s health evidenced dying coral marine pollution damaged coastal ecosystems declining fish stocks ocean acidification us old enough remember ocean much healthier times must lament grandchildren may health
FJI 2015 1221 1221 work united nations president lykketoft’s stewardship seventieth session general assembly pledge full support cooperation carries responsibilities lie body holds promise raising human beings poverty degradation health hope conflict fear peace effort tame environment commitment live harmony fiji will year will fellow nations realize promise health
FSM 2015 853 853 friendship partnership cooperation collective strength future enough common enemies today enemies respect culture boundaries religion social status climate_change sea-level rise poverty hunger famine illiteracy incurable diseases domestic violence genocide human trafficking economic imbalance apathy challenges today must bind together efforts address ask divert energy anger things past dealing challenges order achieve health
GAB 2015 22 22 session held time humankind facing numerous challenges difficult others migration crises humanitarian crises immigration crises deadly conflicts terrorism economic crises climate_change pandemics challenges face obvious years establishment united nations increasingly aware dangers situations pose us future generations explains presence activities elsewhere effort coordinate many actions ever eyes health
GAB 2015 115 115 peace security human rights time acknowledge solid nature united nations leadership expressed member states constantly working together manage international affairs together organized fight poverty major diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria now conquering ebola together fought rights vulnerable persons disabled elderly indigenous peoples women children including widows orphans underscore passing general assembly health
GAB 2015 119 119 time acknowledge solid nature united nations leadership expressed member states constantly working together manage international affairs together organized fight poverty major diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria now conquering ebola together fought rights vulnerable persons disabled elderly indigenous peoples women children including widows orphans underscore passing general assembly gabon’s initiative adopted resolution health
GAB 2015 257 257 new kinds responses country welcomes fact security council taking new threats consideration regard gabon contributed member security council 2010-2011 adopting historic resolution impact hiv aids epidemic international peace security security council resolution vein like mention security council presidential statement illicit circulation small light weapons central africa s prst initiative gabon germany health
GBR 2015 186 186 system keeps peace nations undermined states willing violate territorial integrity others breach fundamental prohibitions weapons mass destruction alongside challenges face longer term threats climate_change global pandemics anti-microbial resistance threats must tackle effectively now put lives future generations risk syria iraq crucible human civilization collective values will act immediately challenged twin evils health
GEO 2015 1236 1236 let share dream georgia see country every young georgian boy girl access quality education order give opportunity develop god-given talents see country people free fear health care resources need protect family livelihood future see strong prosperous georgia leverages geographic location vital crossroads connecting east west north south see strong proud nation health
GHA 2015 296 296 sudan continue names many lists long thousands died syria pakistan nigeria mexico afghanistan somalia thousands majority african nations died mediterranean sea attempting flee poverty hunger disease political strife persecution die seeking refuge whose perilous journeys brought safely borders nations nations welcomed arrival others subjected alienation degradation numbers staggering history taught schools health
GHA 2015 579 579 considered traditional place world today permitted place world planning future among traditions deny individuals particularly women children basic rights force situations relegate life vulnerable poverty disease unbearable hardships world’s poorest people women currently create programmes policies address imbalance yet regardless successful may permanent solutions solve ultimate problem vast inequality men women health
GHA 2015 630 630 many traditions inculcated years ghana livelihood empowerment poverty programme provided cash grants total households throughout nation programme aimed poverty alleviation also entitles recipients provision free health care national health insurance scheme order address issue child mortality malnutrition preparatory work way earmark disbursements pregnant women mothers children age one year secret comes health
GHA 2015 633 633 years ghana livelihood empowerment poverty programme provided cash grants total households throughout nation programme aimed poverty alleviation also entitles recipients provision free health care national health insurance scheme order address issue child mortality malnutrition preparatory work way earmark disbursements pregnant women mothers children age one year secret comes gender equality education health
GHA 2015 640 640 cash grants total households throughout nation programme aimed poverty alleviation also entitles recipients provision free health care national health insurance scheme order address issue child mortality malnutrition preparatory work way earmark disbursements pregnant women mothers children age one year secret comes gender equality education key change gender inequality problem must addressed health
GHA 2015 641 641 grants total households throughout nation programme aimed poverty alleviation also entitles recipients provision free health care national health insurance scheme order address issue child mortality malnutrition preparatory work way earmark disbursements pregnant women mothers children age one year secret comes gender equality education key change gender inequality problem must addressed root health
GHA 2015 764 764 age marriage 15-29562 pv registration marriages abolish practice child marriage yet west africa two five girls will married age young girls will face increased maternal mortality rates increased rates sexually transmitted diseases subject sort poverty nearly insurmountable however research shows per cent fewer girls will become child brides allowed complete secondary health
GHA 2015 770 770 abolish practice child marriage yet west africa two five girls will married age young girls will face increased maternal mortality rates increased rates sexually transmitted diseases subject sort poverty nearly insurmountable however research shows per cent fewer girls will become child brides allowed complete secondary school recognizing significant difference change make health
GHA 2015 840 840 enhanced access secondary education beyond without compromising quality thus far year fruitful general assembly adopted agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals resolution discussed establish resilient health systems held summit peacekeeping strategies deal religious extremism will take many memories back us one remarkable image made huge impression early days gathering pope’s car health
GIN 2015 609 609 development president returned chair moreover guinea welcomes goodwill international community consistently supported us efforts realize legitimate hopes people exceptional mobilization international community fight eradicate ebola epidemic along commitment 15-29946 pv supporting reconstruction programme part spirit solidarity express warmest congratulations mr president already comprehend immense task awaits guinea will provide unstinting support health
GMB 2015 541 541 peace belligerents opposing factions supported states entities individuals geopolitical economic military strategic interests based greed hatred rest humankind also urge united nations address post-ebola virus epidemic 15-29595 pv claimed maimed thousands lives mostly hardest-hit west african subregion sizeable monetary medical personnel supply contributions huge impact containment treatment invariably vast rippling effects health
GMB 2015 622 622 nations development group projected west africa stands lose billion annually next three years virus still poses threat world number solutions united nations support contain prevent disease re-emerging spreading critical among approaches need invest awareness campaigns education vaccinations ensure safety security whole world community obviously continue express sincere appreciation timely effective intervention health
GMB 2015 669 669 appreciation timely effective intervention cuban government russian federation united states government whose rapid deployment necessary logistics including medical teams worst-affected areas helped immensely stopping spread disease despite persisting challenges africa gambia continue make effective gains achieving many aspects millennium development goals begin protecting environment must emphatically remain major priority global body health
GMB 2015 1340 1340 groups pervasive 15-29595 pv criminal mindsets therefore inherent threats drug trafficking related problems require urgent action part international body current rate drug trafficking likely become epidemic country can escape steadily rising become borderless threat therefore strongly urge approach threat much aggressively comprehensive plan involves accountability full international commitment support moreover just health
GMB 2015 1458 1458 trespassers pillagers free soil willing take rightly belong centuries african continent remained target intrusion theft enslavement foreign powers nevertheless increased terrorism threats hunger poverty crime disease continue expand faster intelligence resources might global peace therefore seem depends efforts take corrective measures rampant injustice serious concern mind suggest basis brutality inhumanity slave health
HTI 2015 565 565 ahead schedule thanks universal education enrolment programme compulsory free set administration million children able attend school also seen progress access safe drinking water lower infant- mortality rates alleviation extreme poverty fight social exclusion field public health achieved undeniable success fight hiv aids malaria progress made recent years made possible thanks part health
HTI 2015 575 575 administration million children able attend school also seen progress access safe drinking water lower infant- mortality rates alleviation extreme poverty fight social exclusion field public health achieved undeniable success fight hiv aids malaria progress made recent years made possible thanks part support minustah achievements represent outstanding contribution country’s stability without can health
HTI 2015 582 582 seen progress access safe drinking water lower infant- mortality rates alleviation extreme poverty fight social exclusion field public health achieved undeniable success fight hiv aids malaria progress made recent years made possible thanks part support minustah achievements represent outstanding contribution country’s stability without can serious possibility economic modernization sustainable development minustah health
IDN 2015 499 499 yet see progress concrete results doha development agenda support rules-based open equitable multilateral trading system recent ebola outbreak strongly reminded us importance building strong resilient health system globally many problems facing also need addressed intolerance youth unemployment uncontrolled urbanization challenges related lack progress united nations reform therefore let us join hands health
IND 2015 179 179 ago ask question receive affirmative answer questions negative one others example united nations successful preventing third world war assisting decolonization dismantling apartheid successful combating global epidemics reducing global hunger promoting democracy human rights yet ask whether able prevent conflicts taking place various parts world answer ask whether able find permanent solutions health
IND 2015 888 888 willing partner global efforts towards goal will play due role reaching meaningful equitable effective agreement paris india’s reverence environment based traditions always held nature sacred health planet tied well-being holistic approach guided us call first international day yoga celebrated much fervour countries world well hallowed institution thank international community enthusiasm support health
IND 2015 930 930 world well hallowed institution thank international community enthusiasm support regard hope seed planted will grow magnificent tree also congratulate states prompt action tackling threat global epidemics linking efforts managed eradicate smallpox nearly eradicate polio hiv aids controlled recently ebola outbreak contained although unacceptably high price lives paid ebola epidemic important example health
IND 2015 953 953 threat global epidemics linking efforts managed eradicate smallpox nearly eradicate polio hiv aids controlled recently ebola outbreak contained although unacceptably high price lives paid ebola epidemic important example national action international support can resolve global crisis proud 15-29658 pv india played due part efforts inspired successes must redouble efforts eradicate diseases health
IND 2015 978 978 epidemic important example national action international support can resolve global crisis proud 15-29658 pv india played due part efforts inspired successes must redouble efforts eradicate diseases whether tuberculosis malaria natural disasters man-made conflicts also deserve coordinated response recent months international community found wanting response refugee crisis caused conflict situations syria iraq health
IND 2015 981 981 national action international support can resolve global crisis proud 15-29658 pv india played due part efforts inspired successes must redouble efforts eradicate diseases whether tuberculosis malaria natural disasters man-made conflicts also deserve coordinated response recent months international community found wanting response refugee crisis caused conflict situations syria iraq libya needed swift health
IRL 2015 1061 1061 positions within united nations championed resolutions promote protect civil society space recognize essential make rights attainable advocate critical role human rights defenders led initiatives prevent morbidity mortality children ireland widespread concern violent repression terrorist attacks religious minorities seen alarming rise attacks christians baha’i jews muslims elsewhere people oppressed punished gender race health
IRL 2015 1062 1062 within united nations championed resolutions promote protect civil society space recognize essential make rights attainable advocate critical role human rights defenders led initiatives prevent morbidity mortality children ireland widespread concern violent repression terrorist attacks religious minorities seen alarming rise attacks christians baha’i jews muslims elsewhere people oppressed punished gender race sexual health
IRQ 2015 63 63 international efforts continue strengthen pillars peace security promote communication among peoples world attain human development efforts made auspices united nations worked tirelessly uphold major pillars health care education raising living standards since united nations development programme launched first human development report countries world including iraq anticipated improvements human development levels pursued health
IRQ 2015 160 160 organizations national institutions tried bridge development gap fulfilment millennium declaration resolution adopted leaders world general assembly concentrating targets supposed achieved iraq made tangible progress decreasing mortality rates increasing school enrolment reducing gender inequality improving living standards however ill-will terrorist groups foremost among al-qaida isis well associated old ba’ath regime joined obstructed health
IRQ 2015 562 562 resolution importance declaration limited pursuit development human individual focuses sustainability includes advocating clean environment preservation rights future generations promotion peace security elimination poverty discrimination improving health educational standards children achieving wider freedoms living peace bridging gap poor rich reforms trying attain iraq today bridging gaps redressing injustice experienced many sectors society health
ISL 2015 231 231 amount subsidies granted fossil-fuel sector billion day towards renewable_energy resources good start count need counted iceland also worked hard others include agenda language deals non-communicable diseases including neurological disorders universal nature new common goals requires states contribute national regional global levels none us can succeed alone iceland committed playing part reaching health
ISR 2015 1453 1453 send instant messages navigate cars farms drip-irrigate crops keep grains produce fresh universities study nobel prize-winning discoveries chemistry economics medicine cabinets use drugs treat parkinson’s disease multiple sclerosis even plates eat delicious cherry tomatoes also perfected israel case someone know proud israel long strides country able take short time proud small health
JAM 2015 119 119 peacekeeping human development protection human rights codification international law environmental sustainability also value commend work specialized agencies impressive achievements agriculture population studies labour industrial development health culture among many areas pursuit record international community can justly proud time acknowledge overall results mixed fallen short expectations key areas today world continues plagued health
JPN 2015 255 255 reaching goal promoting cultivating human being’s abilities capacity fight fear want grass-roots level fact shortest path end strong belief guided japan’s policy prioritizing promotion education health particular importance strengthening women ages policy seeks fully ensure human security extremely pleased efforts value individual thoroughly incorporated within sustainable development goals resolution set forth health
JPN 2015 360 360 old daughter clean change socks hat single jar baby food contemplated photograph eyes drawn notebook wrapped carefully plastic protect getting wet recognized handbook maternal child health japan distributing refugee camps syria japan pregnant women receive handbook can keep records health child handbook system place years among mothers smile sweetly hand-written records health
JPN 2015 374 374 notebook wrapped carefully plastic protect getting wet recognized handbook maternal child health japan distributing refugee camps syria japan pregnant women receive handbook can keep records health child handbook system place years among mothers smile sweetly hand-written records child’s heights weights wish child grow become apostle fear woman’s handbook record prayers child health
JPN 2015 414 414 wish child grow become apostle fear woman’s handbook record prayers child grow healthy notebook acquires power power mother’s wish child’s life squandered distributed maternal child health handbooks refugee camps palestine syria jordan hope mother’s love can transform soil sometimes gives rise despair fear know women continue treasure hope-infused handbooks even exodus health
JPN 2015 650 650 front lines one japan’s biggest champions ensuring women take many roles will shape country’s future external assistance efforts emphasize policies measures aimed improving women’s safety health well-being upholding human rights countries recovering civil war japanese women making splendid contributions support working uphold rule law something particularly proud number previous occasions urged health
JPN 2015 712 712 today also pleased able report japan finalized action plan women’s participation protection based security council resolution important aspects include protecting women girls violence providing basic health services moreover year second consecutive year hosted waw world assembly women holding meaningful discussions view creating society women can shine believe united nations venue optimistic health
KIR 2015 30 30 seventieth session general assembly behalf president government people kiribati kiribati begin formal events conferring blessings therefore wish begin sharing assembly traditional kiribati blessing peace good health kam na bane ni mauri echo sentiments conveyed previous speakers congratulating president general assembly seventieth session election presiding recently concluded historic summit adoption post-2015 development health
KIR 2015 265 265 united nations assume leadership like reiterate deepest appreciation secretary-general demonstrated commitment leadership focusing attention united nations world issues mitigating plight needy alleviating poverty addressing ebola pandemic hearing views young people women enabling participation development ending gender-based violence achieving peace security dealing question climate_change challenges facing us gather new york historic session health
KIR 2015 793 793 us bring everyone board let us inclusive let contribution make welcome inclusive approach taken developing post-2015 development agenda also welcome participation taiwan world 15-29940 pv health assembly example inclusion fight ebola like see similar inclusive approach prevail respect international institutions united nations processes implementing sustainable development goals call urgent climate_action taiwan health
KNA 2015 119 119 step forward humankind fully implemented will yield kind future children grandchildren deserve onward action action required create decent jobs people build schools children deliver quality health care provide affordable homes working mothers fathers assured saint kitts nevis stands committed process implementation course must include robust systematic effective monitoring review process climate_change health
KNA 2015 623 623 day realizable solely context peaceful safe societies saint kitts nevis like rest caribbean community caricom consistently lent voice clarion call greater attention harmful impact non-communicable diseases ncds main resource human capital continue wrestle high incidence diseases like cancer heart disease diabetes hypertension country indeed throughout caricom region wish reiterate call stronger health
KNA 2015 624 624 realizable solely context peaceful safe societies saint kitts nevis like rest caribbean community caricom consistently lent voice clarion call greater attention harmful impact non-communicable diseases ncds main resource human capital continue wrestle high incidence diseases like cancer heart disease diabetes hypertension country indeed throughout caricom region wish reiterate call stronger global health
KNA 2015 633 633 like rest caribbean community caricom consistently lent voice clarion call greater attention harmful impact non-communicable diseases ncds main resource human capital continue wrestle high incidence diseases like cancer heart disease diabetes hypertension country indeed throughout caricom region wish reiterate call stronger global response combating ncds developing countries like remain hopeful inclusion health
KNA 2015 637 637 caricom consistently lent voice clarion call greater attention harmful impact non-communicable diseases ncds main resource human capital continue wrestle high incidence diseases like cancer heart disease diabetes hypertension country indeed throughout caricom region wish reiterate call stronger global response combating ncds developing countries like remain hopeful inclusion ncds sustainable development goals health
KNA 2015 652 652 human capital continue wrestle high incidence diseases like cancer heart disease diabetes hypertension country indeed throughout caricom region wish reiterate call stronger global response combating ncds developing countries like remain hopeful inclusion ncds sustainable development goals implementation targets indicators 15-29816 pv national level will reverse high incidence ncds national regional global health
KNA 2015 659 659 like cancer heart disease diabetes hypertension country indeed throughout caricom region wish reiterate call stronger global response combating ncds developing countries like remain hopeful inclusion ncds sustainable development goals implementation targets indicators 15-29816 pv national level will reverse high incidence ncds national regional global levels famous adage nation’s health nation’s wealth health
KNA 2015 674 674 global response combating ncds developing countries like remain hopeful inclusion ncds sustainable development goals implementation targets indicators 15-29816 pv national level will reverse high incidence ncds national regional global levels famous adage nation’s health nation’s wealth resonates well us therefore urge united nations system play leading role regard specialized agencies regional health
KNA 2015 682 682 hopeful inclusion ncds sustainable development goals implementation targets indicators 15-29816 pv national level will reverse high incidence ncds national regional global levels famous adage nation’s health nation’s wealth resonates well us therefore urge united nations system play leading role regard specialized agencies regional offices pleased work joint united nations programme hiv health
KNA 2015 752 752 end committed aim making caricom first region world end aids government pleased draw international community’s attention invaluable contribution government republic china taiwan areas international cooperation health technology peace security live age global partnership prerequisite solving complex problems international level government saint kitts nevis proud announce relationship established three decades ago yielded health
KNA 2015 901 901 united states america re-establish diplomatic relations solution caricom long advocated opportune time us usher new era regional partnership cooperation country benefited substantially capacity-building areas education health thanks partnership cuba applaud several prescriptions outlined address president castro assembly see pv call better arrangements caribbean countries special differential treatment concur issue reparation must health
KNA 2015 961 961 caribbean reparation considered pathway addressing continuing disadvantages slavery inflicted economies societies part development agenda saint kitts nevis will work daily ensure every citizen access high-quality health care twenty-first-century education decent work improved quality life consistent sustainable development goals agenda remain eager work within united nations system united nations must re-energized retooled health
KOR 2015 260 260 addressed single photo aylan kurdi captures instability unleashing greatest humanitarian refugee crisis since second world war global climate_change threatening lives even future generations ebola infectious diseases causing countless victims awakening us importance health security today one global village free global transnational threats challenges international order experiences tectonic shifts now ever time health
KOR 2015 267 267 unleashing greatest humanitarian refugee crisis since second world war global climate_change threatening lives even future generations ebola infectious diseases causing countless victims awakening us importance health security today one global village free global transnational threats challenges international order experiences tectonic shifts now ever time united nations light beacon hope illuminate path health
KOR 2015 638 638 republic korea determined continue efforts area education particular will continue work unesco spread global citizenship education next korea will also play strong role reinforcing global health security addition dispatching disaster response team sierra leone help fight ebola late last year second high-level meeting global health security agenda held seoul three weeks health
KOR 2015 657 657 also play strong role reinforcing global health security addition dispatching disaster response team sierra leone help fight ebola late last year second high-level meeting global health security agenda held seoul three weeks ago republic korea announced contribute million next five years support capacity-building developing countries moreover support developing countries next five health
KOR 2015 1029 1029 initiative remedy omission thereby create virtuous cycle trust-building increased cooperation consultations among countries region currently way range potential areas collaboration including nuclear security disaster management health region’s cumulative experience areas will help promote global peace cooperation efforts part will also help resolve north korean nuclear issue poses serious threat peace north-east health
KWT 2015 286 286 implement comprehensive radical solutions areas human development individual rights includes goal totally eliminating poverty multiple forms ensuring human beings enjoy equal rights dignity access education health care well ensuring political participation gender equality youth empowerment addressing ongoing environmental degradation regard state kuwait affirm effective participation international partnership fully implement sustainable development health
LAO 2015 119 119 remain prevailing trends era important achievement united nations fulfilling mandate enshrined charter nevertheless international environment continues face numerous challenges armed conflicts terrorism poverty hunger infectious diseases climate_change natural disasters turn posed major threats peace development therefore view must enhance political will mutual assistance cooperation banner united nations order collectively address challenges health
LBR 2015 132 132 realization global organization support cooperation comity nations suitable grapple many challenges facing humankind today reduction inter-state conflict cooperation protection promotion human rights alleviating global poverty disease hunger hallmarks body hand increased intra-state conflicts international terrorism seeking undermine gains made reducing human suffering protracted intense conflicts various parts world pose serious threats health
LBR 2015 242 242 15-29437 pv climate conditions changing must many countries world women still treated second-class citizens liberia bears painful witness weak public-health systems individual countries threaten global health well- beyond body find answers respond know must feel compelled ask world organization hindered today inflexible structures overburdened bureaucracies current structure united nations fit purpose health
LBR 2015 411 411 brooks randolph women served serving special representative secretary-general single woman ever served secretary-general ponder liberia guinea sierra leone three countries worst hit deadly ebola virus disease bear witness foundational creed united nations can always find within humanity respond even unknown enemies collective progress accordingly remain grateful international community outpouring support assistance health
LBR 2015 439 439 foundational creed united nations can always find within humanity respond even unknown enemies collective progress accordingly remain grateful international community outpouring support assistance faced deadly disease greatest modern threat global public health thank secretary-general ban ki-moon partnership countries support african development bank african union european union world bank hosted international ebola health
LBR 2015 445 445 find within humanity respond even unknown enemies collective progress accordingly remain grateful international community outpouring support assistance faced deadly disease greatest modern threat global public health thank secretary-general ban ki-moon partnership countries support african development bank african union european union world bank hosted international ebola recovery conference focus attention seek support health
LBR 2015 535 535 support bilateral multilateral partners regionally approved post- ebola recovery strategy three mano river union countries affected formulated determined address development losses including rebuilding better resilient health education systems addis ababa action agenda adopted april offers pathways various forms financing capacity-building technological exchange support pursuit development objectives must now forge genuine partnerships health
LCA 2015 335 335 cuba despite saddled united states economic embargo years able provide scholarships train thousands professionals caribbean latin america every year addition cuba’s support combating various medical epidemics throughout world including recent ebola crisis africa exemplary legendary therefore europe despite magnitude challenge group powerful countries can respond effectively within framework integrated whole comforted health
LIE 2015 146 146 future millennium development goals catalytic effect development efforts paved way agenda sustainable development resolution visionary blueprint sustainable development united nations continues provide emergency relief education health care services millions people around globe united nations strongest symbol human rights rule law gender equality protection vulnerable populations people around world place faith organization health
LKA 2015 628 628 conflict despite several factors militating maintaining high economic growth rate succeeded sustaining state social-welfare policies carried independence never compromised policies include universal free education free health care eradication poverty following path social democracy sri lanka succeeded achieving high scores human development index even years conflict success testimony commitment achieving millennium development health
LSO 2015 373 373 emerges group least developed countries practical road map goal complements programmes already place lesotho humbled faith country shown african union nominating majesty king letsie iii nutrition champion move will intensify efforts already way country area nutrition important issue energy lesotho recently launched innovative energy policy will ensure substantial increase renewable_energy production health
LSO 2015 383 383 programmes already place lesotho humbled faith country shown african union nominating majesty king letsie iii nutrition champion move will intensify efforts already way country area nutrition important issue energy lesotho recently launched innovative energy policy will ensure substantial increase renewable_energy production leading increase provision affordable energy per cent end parliament’s term health
LSO 2015 525 525 despite laudable achievements made united nations shaping form content global dialogue negotiations world still unequal place large areas beset intolerable poverty hunger thousands still die malnutrition many people still live poverty line small arms light weapons continue illegally traded weapons often used violent terrorist attacks lack political will rid world nuclear health
LSO 2015 1104 1104 way local leaders sole purpose intensifying fight hiv aids consultative process will ensure leadership’s ownership accountability health-service delivery processes see great wisdom redefining rollout primary health care utilizing existing community-based leadership structures realize goal health comprehensive rollout agenda ingredients well articulated goal sdgs majesty expected launch initiative month continue ponder pressing health
LSO 2015 1113 1113 consultative process will ensure leadership’s ownership accountability health-service delivery processes see great wisdom redefining rollout primary health care utilizing existing community-based leadership structures realize goal health comprehensive rollout agenda ingredients well articulated goal sdgs majesty expected launch initiative month continue ponder pressing issues challenges facing international community today forget plight saharan health
MCO 2015 455 455 specific measures issues tackled first humanitarian summit proposed secretary-general utmost importance given addition human tragedy just mentioned must also address issues victims climate_change natural disasters health crisis regard international community will define new humanitarian deployment framework can respond growing complex needs can support financing can complement operations providing planning long-term development health
MCO 2015 522 522 also specificity crises monaco participated actively preparatory work line commitment context international cooperation policy part major mobilization non-governmental organizations monegasque red cross magnitude ebola virus epidemic served demonstrate absolute need build effective sustainable health systems can face extraordinary situations regard monaco already expressed support reform begun world health organization addis ababa health
MCO 2015 530 530 line commitment context international cooperation policy part major mobilization non-governmental organizations monegasque red cross magnitude ebola virus epidemic served demonstrate absolute need build effective sustainable health systems can face extraordinary situations regard monaco already expressed support reform begun world health organization addis ababa action agenda developed facilitate implementation agenda sustainable development health
MCO 2015 544 544 magnitude ebola virus epidemic served demonstrate absolute need build effective sustainable health systems can face extraordinary situations regard monaco already expressed support reform begun world health organization addis ababa action agenda developed facilitate implementation agenda sustainable development goals targets aim find effective way transform lifestyles technology facilitation mechanism launched summit reflects health
MDG 2015 471 471 social protection policy will enable significantly reduce number people living extreme poverty line new post-2015 development agenda country also involved implementation secretary-general’s plan reduction maternal mortality launched campaign speed reduction maternal mortality another early marriage regard food security like share promising regional prospect make madagascar breadbasket indian ocean fundamental transformations must health
MDG 2015 477 477 reduce number people living extreme poverty line new post-2015 development agenda country also involved implementation secretary-general’s plan reduction maternal mortality launched campaign speed reduction maternal mortality another early marriage regard food security like share promising regional prospect make madagascar breadbasket indian ocean fundamental transformations must based support civil sector men women health
MDG 2015 509 509 like share promising regional prospect make madagascar breadbasket indian ocean fundamental transformations must based support civil sector men women youth children must access education basic health care security justice young population commits us meeting challenge education well training job creation joint responsibility offer young people decent work new era opening us health
MDV 2015 334 334 states sids taken urgent action keep rise global temperature c reducing emissions working good faith towards legally binding agreement paris year smallest can act biggest health oceans another issue demands attention oceans intimately linked lives livelihoods oceans wealth drivers economy source food backbone heritage traditions unless sustain wealth oceans can achieve health
MEX 2015 56 56 favour lofty goals reflected peacekeeping operations actions prestigious agencies food agriculture organization united nations united nations children’s fund united nations educational scientific cultural organization world health organization united nations development programme must said clearly world without united nations symbol solidarity hope better future since mexicans maintained greatest commitment forum greatest multilateral health
MHL 2015 162 162 ladder welcome establishment comprehensive assistance programme international atomic energy agency will enhance national 15-29568 pv capacity monitor evaluate serious issues nuclear contamination will also address health strategies key sdg benchmarks marshall islands faces complex development security planning challenges world lack full tools available tackle nation struggling attain basic social development goals health
MHL 2015 247 247 intentions alone ensure every willing student opportunity succeed need international support republic marshall islands one world’s highest rates diabetes led government declare state emergency non-communicable diseases remain primary threat national well-being without transformative partnerships without extending closely shores renewed united nations 2008-2013 action plan global strategy prevention control noncommunicable diseases risk health
MHL 2015 271 271 non-communicable diseases remain primary threat national well-being without transformative partnerships without extending closely shores renewed united nations 2008-2013 action plan global strategy prevention control noncommunicable diseases risk tragic downward spiral term developing nation implies forward movement yet far long marshall islands treading water promising opportunities aspirations improving investment platforms untapped yet health
MHL 2015 749 749 earlier week diplomatic relations republic marshall islands cuba everyone participate international stage republic marshall islands supports taiwan’s meaningful participation specialized agencies united nations including world health organization international civil aviation organization unfccc imperative global community fully recognize evaluate taiwan’s important commitment reduce emissions furthermore call taiwan’s involvement implementation post-2015 development agenda health
MHL 2015 782 782 global community fully recognize evaluate taiwan’s important commitment reduce emissions furthermore call taiwan’s involvement implementation post-2015 development agenda urge recognition important assistance provided country areas health education energy marshall islands welcomes taiwan’s efforts regional peacemaker including cross- strait issues urges states members united nations recognize encourage progress like many countries republic health
MLI 2015 1111 1111 sources innovative financing government mali supports strongly encourages unitlife initiative based simple principle assigning tiny part immense wealth created use exploitation extractive resources africa fight malnutrition globalization solidarity responds globalization economy initiative government mali plans collect percentage revenues mining especially gold purposes investing funds fight malnutrition county will free opportunities tomorrow health
MLI 2015 1131 1131 exploitation extractive resources africa fight malnutrition globalization solidarity responds globalization economy initiative government mali plans collect percentage revenues mining especially gold purposes investing funds fight malnutrition county will free opportunities tomorrow malnutrition affects vulnerable groups including one will bear future young people evils can cause particular cretinism one wish just need health
MLI 2015 1137 1137 globalization solidarity responds globalization economy initiative government mali plans collect percentage revenues mining especially gold purposes investing funds fight malnutrition county will free opportunities tomorrow malnutrition affects vulnerable groups including one will bear future young people evils can cause particular cretinism one wish just need qualified fit-for-purpose human resources one greatest health
MLT 2015 107 107 commitment global citizens looking beyond notion traditional nation state come together global community united nations contributed significantly transforming world safer just place humankind contributed eradication disease promotion justice freedom human rights attainment peace different parts world stemming proliferation weapons mass destruction efforts mediation peacebuilding peacekeeping successes shepherded united nations resulted people health
MMR 2015 119 119 conflicts rising tide non-traditional threats violent extremism need address challenges collectively also achievements bringing better life lifting millions poverty sending millions children school combating deadly diseases promoting gender equality human rights remarkable milestones united nations journey unanimous adoption agenda sustainable development resolution last week added long list achievements still daunting challenges health
MMR 2015 529 529 targets lifted billion people extreme poverty million people still excessively poor myanmar made notable progress poverty hunger reduction eliminating gender disparity basic education reducing child mortality rate improving maternal health advancing global partnership development adoption agenda sustainable development year will take unfinished business mdgs political commitment enhanced partnership strengthening capacity provision health
MMR 2015 533 533 extreme poverty million people still excessively poor myanmar made notable progress poverty hunger reduction eliminating gender disparity basic education reducing child mortality rate improving maternal health advancing global partnership development adoption agenda sustainable development year will take unfinished business mdgs political commitment enhanced partnership strengthening capacity provision adequate means implementation will health
MNG 2015 219 219 advance technologies moment ever history share common destiny family nations yet despite achievements billions people still live forbidding conditions home mother earth becoming turbulent fragile health second world war behind us arms race cold war ended two decades ago many military conflicts today tied defending particular territory motivated borderless ideological criminal health
MOZ 2015 326 326 lessons learned like countries mozambique achieved remarkable progress implementation millennium development goals expanded access education improved gender balance access primary education met target set infant- mortality reduction new post-2015 development agenda embodies collective ambition transform world new agenda brings back human dignity fighting poverty protecting people planet core new agenda culmination health
MRT 2015 663 663 pv continent africa faces multitude challenges economic security spheres many development programmes implemented development partners achieved envisaged goals though measure success registered problems relating poverty disease malnutrition persist deplete many resources african countries outbreak spread ebola virus disease west african countries highlighted severe shortcomings area fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated health
MRT 2015 664 664 continent africa faces multitude challenges economic security spheres many development programmes implemented development partners achieved envisaged goals though measure success registered problems relating poverty disease malnutrition persist deplete many resources african countries outbreak spread ebola virus disease west african countries highlighted severe shortcomings area fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries health
MRT 2015 675 675 implemented development partners achieved envisaged goals though measure success registered problems relating poverty disease malnutrition persist deplete many resources african countries outbreak spread ebola virus disease west african countries highlighted severe shortcomings area fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries generous assistance african countries international community stopped spread disease pressing need health
MRT 2015 684 684 registered problems relating poverty disease malnutrition persist deplete many resources african countries outbreak spread ebola virus disease west african countries highlighted severe shortcomings area fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries generous assistance african countries international community stopped spread disease pressing need establish well-developed integrated health-care system protect citizens diseases lethal health
MRT 2015 685 685 problems relating poverty disease malnutrition persist deplete many resources african countries outbreak spread ebola virus disease west african countries highlighted severe shortcomings area fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries generous assistance african countries international community stopped spread disease pressing need establish well-developed integrated health-care system protect citizens diseases lethal epidemics health
MRT 2015 698 698 ebola virus disease west african countries highlighted severe shortcomings area fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries generous assistance african countries international community stopped spread disease pressing need establish well-developed integrated health-care system protect citizens diseases lethal epidemics also many flashpoints conflict impede development continent strain resources despite challenges many african health
MRT 2015 708 708 fighting epidemics disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries generous assistance african countries international community stopped spread disease pressing need establish well-developed integrated health-care system protect citizens diseases lethal epidemics also many flashpoints conflict impede development continent strain resources despite challenges many african countries succeeded achieving many millennium development goals now resolved implement health
MRT 2015 710 710 disease despite fortitude demonstrated countries generous assistance african countries international community stopped spread disease pressing need establish well-developed integrated health-care system protect citizens diseases lethal epidemics also many flashpoints conflict impede development continent strain resources despite challenges many african countries succeeded achieving many millennium development goals now resolved implement agenda sustainable health
MUS 2015 599 599 current account deficit depend foreign markets tourism trade investments limited fiscal space manoeuvre addition ageing population leads reduction productive capacity also costs significant resources terms health care financing retirement benefits however bleak backdrop government making sure welfare state proud maintained re-engineering economy pledged achieve average gross domestic product gdp growth per health
MWI 2015 333 333 unity purpose critical transforming world better place children future generations government grateful development partners worked help malawi achieve four 15-29431 pv eight mdgs reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development evident country embarking implementation post-2015 development agenda unfinished business therefore imperative move implement health
MWI 2015 337 337 world better place children future generations government grateful development partners worked help malawi achieve four 15-29431 pv eight mdgs reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development evident country embarking implementation post-2015 development agenda unfinished business therefore imperative move implement new global development agenda health
MWI 2015 338 338 better place children future generations government grateful development partners worked help malawi achieve four 15-29431 pv eight mdgs reducing child mortality combating hiv aids malaria diseases ensuring environmental sustainability developing global partnership development evident country embarking implementation post-2015 development agenda unfinished business therefore imperative move implement new global development agenda mindful health
MWI 2015 403 403 programmes developing countries malawi also glad reiterate fact look sustainable development goals can draw international pride inspiration collective achievements mdg involves halting reversing hiv aids epidemic goal aimed put million people treatment globally today can stand boldly declare met target look sustainable development agenda must commit international community putting end aids health
MWI 2015 430 430 aimed put million people treatment globally today can stand boldly declare met target look sustainable development agenda must commit international community putting end aids public health threat finishing business hiv aids government already committed current evidence shows malawi well way achieving goal together can end aids will require conducting business unusual health
MWI 2015 643 643 successfully lead improved coordination commitment support youth empowerment development africa expressed desire shared prosperity well-being unity integration continent full potential women youth realized freedom fear disease want others taking floor earlier noted two days ago adopted sustainable development goals sdgs brilliant however allow highlight sdg speaks education champion higher education africa health
NAM 2015 805 805 economy therefore feel left nobel laureate amartya sen rightly states poverty seen deprivation basic capabilities rather merely low income deprivation elementary capabilities can reflected premature mortality significant undernourishment especially children persistent morbidity widespread illiteracy failures can therefore see effects poverty interrelated among us misfortune poor trapped perpetual cycles poverty despair issue health
NAM 2015 811 811 amartya sen rightly states poverty seen deprivation basic capabilities rather merely low income deprivation elementary capabilities can reflected premature mortality significant undernourishment especially children persistent morbidity widespread illiteracy failures can therefore see effects poverty interrelated among us misfortune poor trapped perpetual cycles poverty despair issue poverty eradication like add one impactful health
NGA 2015 549 549 reunion families chibok girls constantly minds plans terrorism means main evil threatening undermining well-being societies around world corruption cross-border financial crime cybercrime human trafficking communicable diseases climate_change proliferation weapons major challenges twenty-first century international community must tackle collectively like reaffirm nigerian government’s unwavering commitment fighting corruption illicit financial flows measure corruption health
NGA 2015 700 700 appreciate european governments particularly italy germany understanding humane treatment refugees last year continent faced dreadful outbreak ebola sincerely thank international community collective efforts contain deadly disease woods yet like express appreciation united states united kingdom france china collaboration host countries provided outstanding assistance stop spread ebola care infected nigeria fully subscribes health
NGA 2015 928 928 condemn indefinitely occupation blockade united nations years old world’s forum can count many major achievements hope next years will take control climate help eliminate communicable diseases eliminate major local conflicts thereby eliminate refugee problem take major steps towards reducing harmful inequalities among nations within nations eliminate nuclear weapons health
NIC 2015 311 311 fact achievement millennium development goals mdgs hindered terrible impact wars terrorism created encouraged imperialist empires similarly climate imbalance climate_change unusual frequency earthquakes volcanic eruptions disasters epidemics droughts floods landslides known calamities shown mercy impoverished countries peoples countries fully implemented mdgs libya syria iraq witnessed interventions devastated terrorism promoted sustain imperialist invasions health
NIC 2015 634 634 indispensable policy indemnization translated direct unconditional cooperation carbon emitters responsible despoiling degrading planet causing imbalances must recognize losses help promote recovery mother earth restore right health life right health life peoples world nicaragua calls world solidarity complementarity reshaped united nations everyone’s interests served member states can listen talk equal footing also health
NIC 2015 637 637 translated direct unconditional cooperation carbon emitters responsible despoiling degrading planet causing imbalances must recognize losses help promote recovery mother earth restore right health life right health life peoples world nicaragua calls world solidarity complementarity reshaped united nations everyone’s interests served member states can listen talk equal footing also call united nations health
NLD 2015 122 122 always come together matter great differences united nations simply platform organization whose activities help shape improve world thanks part united nations extreme poverty halved child mortality halved billion people gained access drinking water diseases malaria tuberculosis beaten back peace operations many areas brought violent conflicts control work millions courageous people member health
NLD 2015 130 130 simply platform organization whose activities help shape improve world thanks part united nations extreme poverty halved child mortality halved billion people gained access drinking water diseases malaria tuberculosis beaten back peace operations many areas brought violent conflicts control work millions courageous people member states untiring efforts staff united nations organs new health
NLD 2015 131 131 platform organization whose activities help shape improve world thanks part united nations extreme poverty halved child mortality halved billion people gained access drinking water diseases malaria tuberculosis beaten back peace operations many areas brought violent conflicts control work millions courageous people member states untiring efforts staff united nations organs new york health
NOR 2015 598 598 highlight importance including girls women planning implementation efforts counter violent extremism recently adopted sustainable development goals another example important role united nations continues play know health education fundamental inclusive growth jobs ebola wake-up call us education also crucial resolving conflicts rebuilding societies however need address considerable financial gap field education first health
NRU 2015 164 164 moves us away looking single indicators like gross domestic product income per capita measure human progress focuses work building robust foundation sustainability prosperity education public health gender equality clean water oceans energy importantly strong family unit blocks future must built country ocean source almost development possibilities unlike large countries diversified portfolio health
PER 2015 257 257 often include indigenous peoples elderly persons disabilities migrants order implement new agenda essential allocate sufficient resources need increase budgets programmes involve social inclusion especially fields health education giving priority care children gender equality empowerment women peru considers vital adopt twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework conference climate_change held paris december health
PHL 2015 118 118 venue universal values equality tolerance human dignity prevail united nations become major forum nations guarantees dignity worth every person evolved main platform opportunities fight ignorance disease poverty injustice extremism successes challenges praises pitfalls united nations demonstrated resilience also affirmed continuing relevance backdrop complex global issues emerging regional threats peace security ape health
PLW 2015 108 108 promote social progress better standards living must matched on-the-ground partnerships fight poverty protect vulnerable among us protect one planet call home challenges violence war poverty disease rising seas wildfires well droughts caused climate_change enormous resolve share today make good commitment transforming world urgent effective implementation agenda sustainable development resolution like congratulate health
PLW 2015 341 341 action fifteen years ago nations international organizations committed moving forward eight millennium development goals mdgs goals served framework new global commitment reducing extreme poverty improving health enhancing environmental sustainability addressing gender equality now know progress towards achieving goals impressive uneven work augment goals adopt new set sustainable development goals reflects clear health
PLW 2015 565 565 short commitment coming decades affordable equitable access technology will ever critical attain designated levels human progress sustainable development many areas including enhancing food security improving health including mental health well-being preventing non-communicable diseases technology will bedrock aggressive action climate-change mitigation adaptation remain urgent let reiterate important point collective will implement agenda health
PLW 2015 568 568 decades affordable equitable access technology will ever critical attain designated levels human progress sustainable development many areas including enhancing food security improving health including mental health well-being preventing non-communicable diseases technology will bedrock aggressive action climate-change mitigation adaptation remain urgent let reiterate important point collective will implement agenda sincere essential greatly health
PLW 2015 572 572 technology will ever critical attain designated levels human progress sustainable development many areas including enhancing food security improving health including mental health well-being preventing non-communicable diseases technology will bedrock aggressive action climate-change mitigation adaptation remain urgent let reiterate important point collective will implement agenda sincere essential greatly enhance means mechanisms implementation health
PLW 2015 820 820 international environmental mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan possesses technical capacities many areas can shared world therefore also participate international meetings mechanisms frameworks world health organization international civil aviation organization trans-pacific partnership agreement regional comprehensive economic partnership among others success implementation sustainable development goals will rest great part strength partnerships health
PNG 2015 211 211 new guinea adopted enabling national policies strategies plans provide environment conducive achieving millennium development goals sdgs policies cover areas population water sanitation hygiene free basic health services tuition-free education free-education policy led enrolment schools additional million children past two years papua new guinea laid strong foundation development past decade resulted unprecedented health
PNG 2015 641 641 promote greater regional cooperation integration connectivity framework papua new guinea committed million 2014-2018 regional outreach programme support pacific sids critical areas development good governance education health capacity-building climate_change relief assistance natural disaster reconstruction efforts assistance pacific sids exemplifies promotes spirit south-south cooperation encourage others join us similar partnerships respect papua new health
PRY 2015 178 178 maintaining increasing scope social programmes especially focusing extreme poverty providing conditions-based assistance rely arsenal programmes provide opportunities employment decent housing ensure respect equity access education health high-quality utilities wage unceasing battle eradicate extreme poverty country programmes provide comprehensive permanent solutions enable people become independent agents develop full potential seek inclusive economic health
ROU 2015 344 344 war united nations actively engaged supporting romania difficult economic transformation transition towards democracy funds programmes united nations assisted romania addressing social problems related children population health environment along many others allow particular thank united nations development programme 45-year presence country sixtieth anniversary allows us take retrospective look romania country limited economic health
RWA 2015 40 40 going enough fulfil ambitions new compact prosperity recognizes sustainable future one includes us hardly otherwise creativity dynamism billions people already transforming world better thanks improved health education access new technologies empowering women take rightful place world growth progress also raise new challenges related international migration protection environment demands good governance generation health
SAU 2015 391 391 salman humanitarian aid relief centre provided assistance brotherly people yemen majesty custodian two holy mosques striving improve conditions yemenis live illegally kingdom providing employment education health care convinced realization principles purposes charter united nations focus maintenance security peace world vanguard nations calling zone free nuclear weapons mass destruction middle east welcomed health
SDN 2015 436 436 following implementation national incentive policies awareness programmes growth proportion female students coupled state gender policy led marked increase female employment rates significantly exceed men sectors health care regard maintenance peace security government track consolidate democracy good governance member states might seen presidential parliamentary elections conducted sudan last april peaceful fair transparent health
SEN 2015 80 80 greater freedom seventy years later mission become burdensome world increasingly complex seventy years peace absence war also development human security remains threatened extreme poverty hunger disease unprecedented degradation environment senegal’s hope paris climate_change conference will successful adopt binding commitments controlling global_warming mobilizing adequate financial resources transfers environmentally friendly technologies face changes health
SEN 2015 441 441 countries fight boko haram support stable institutions guinea-bissau will also continue work together eradicate remnants ebola virus affected countries chair oslo group foreign policy global health senegal will hold consultations session draw lessons health crisis move forward path peace must strive towards comprehensive fair lasting solution israeli-palestinian conflict pursuant vision two health
SEN 2015 449 449 will also continue work together eradicate remnants ebola virus affected countries chair oslo group foreign policy global health senegal will hold consultations session draw lessons health crisis move forward path peace must strive towards comprehensive fair lasting solution israeli-palestinian conflict pursuant vision two independent states living peace within secure internationally recognized health
SLB 2015 839 839 french polynesia self-determination solomon islands calls administrative power fully cooperate work special committee note years nuclear testing administrative power caused widespread atomic radiation resulted considerable health environmental concerns matter concern us call attention paid issue assembly solomon islands reaffirms human rights principles universal indivisible interrelated must treated fair manner states legal health
SLB 2015 1681 1681 enhance bilateral cooperation republic china taiwan agenda sustainable development resolution sustainable development goals universal nature expect friend partner join world helping eradicate poverty heal declining health planet closing like state solomon islands supports multilateralism continued integrity courage strength will give people message hope optimism positive future health
SLE 2015 259 259 unfinished business millennium development goals accompanying challenges critical work lies ahead learned lessons invaluable made undeniable progress challenges still face seen millions going school millions health care millions women oppressed millions people whose rights lives trampled upon war zones refugee routes world challenges urgency life-and-death situation millions see world refugee crisis health
SLE 2015 306 306 see world refugee crisis fight poverty transnational organized crime terrorism proliferation small arms light weapons piracy violence women actions uphold human rights efforts expanding access health education see struggles promote inclusion better achievements humankind achievements areas security safety peace education health development exclusion people seek inclusion poor seek inclusion fairer world health
SLE 2015 321 321 piracy violence women actions uphold human rights efforts expanding access health education see struggles promote inclusion better achievements humankind achievements areas security safety peace education health development exclusion people seek inclusion poor seek inclusion fairer world refugees seek inclusion safer world believe sdgs building fairer safer better world excluded great achievements health
SLE 2015 672 672 supervision residual 15-29431 pv court interest international peace security furtherance justice extend support effective operations residual court order enable fully deliver mandate whether terrorism climate_change disease refugees country immune challenges facing world large countries may able keep problems reaching shores however globalized world multiplied routes along challenges move going country country health
SLE 2015 810 810 experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical social health consequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment insecurity extreme hunger violence women transnational organized crime piracy allowing get control vulnerable nations increases health
SLE 2015 1114 1114 entire socioeconomic fabric sierra leone however fought back support international friends now almost defeated evil virus zero cases recorded several days september make progress end epidemic wish commend united nations agencies international community support commitment ending epidemic well support post-ebola recovery plan particularly commend secretary-general mobilizing first time coordinated integrated united health
SLE 2015 1125 1125 now almost defeated evil virus zero cases recorded several days september make progress end epidemic wish commend united nations agencies international community support commitment ending epidemic well support post-ebola recovery plan particularly commend secretary-general mobilizing first time coordinated integrated united nations system intervention support countries affected outbreak ebola virus disease region health
SLE 2015 1149 1149 ending epidemic well support post-ebola recovery plan particularly commend secretary-general mobilizing first time coordinated integrated united nations system intervention support countries affected outbreak ebola virus disease region addition containing epidemic intervention united nations partners resulted enhanced preparedness respond similar outbreaks future useful model can applied contain tackle pandemics wherever may surface health
SLE 2015 1153 1153 post-ebola recovery plan particularly commend secretary-general mobilizing first time coordinated integrated united nations system intervention support countries affected outbreak ebola virus disease region addition containing epidemic intervention united nations partners resulted enhanced preparedness respond similar outbreaks future useful model can applied contain tackle pandemics wherever may surface order guarantee lasting recovery health
SLE 2015 1171 1171 outbreak ebola virus disease region addition containing epidemic intervention united nations partners resulted enhanced preparedness respond similar outbreaks future useful model can applied contain tackle pandemics wherever may surface order guarantee lasting recovery government collaboration sister republics guinea liberia also formulated subregional post-ebola socioeconomic recovery plan ensure three ebola-affected countries return health
SLE 2015 1229 1229 plan based two main pillars first pillar concentrates immediate recovery activities including maintaining zero infections second pillar focuses building resilient sustainable national systems including viable health system establishing integrated national security disaster risk management system must state considerable measure satisfaction international community’s commitment supporting ebola recovery plans encouraging behalf government people health
SLE 2015 1352 1352 renewed vigour resolve provide future people will guarantee justice sustainable peace security accountability democratic governance employment opportunities transparent equitable distribution wealth safe sustainable environment improved health relevant education also important ensure conflicts resolved around world sustainable development goals achieved development can take place without peace together let us rise challenge greater health
SMR 2015 503 503 post-conflict situations often subject sexual violence torture summary execution children vulnerable group also subject violence abuse exploitation large number children world yet access basic services health care education duty protect help children moreover international community must strive full inclusion participation elderly people disabilities economic social cultural life communities freedom peace always health
SRB 2015 454 454 look children eye tell school learning important future normal life try convince will food plates finish school acquire learning learn live fear nothing eat threatened disease parents unemployed face threat terrible war representing rich powerful think put children bed warm room night make important decisions day profits political military superiority really health
SRB 2015 1006 1006 participant hopes scientists will come clear answers irrevocable proof soon possible politicians support implement speedy effective solutions can hope better future overcome problems hunger wars diseases serbia therefore actively participated peacekeeping operations world made every effort train equip growing numbers officers soldiers take part important assignments regard year serbia’s chairmanship organization health
STP 2015 102 102 different reforms must introduced make representative legitimate dynamic efficient inclusive ever responsive reality challenges imposed armed conflicts climate changes migrant refugee crises economic deregulation endemic diseases poverty hunger backdrop welcome relevance themes session reflect reality times post-2015 development agenda proper framing resolution climate_change issues will surely create path towards sustainable development health
STP 2015 185 185 headquarters september world leaders adopted sustainable development goals see resolution millennium development goals proved good catalyst mobilize synergies achieve progress social development reduction poverty hunger disease advances maternal health access drinking water period major geopolitical economic shifts believe multidimensional nature poverty fragility changed hope development process new phase may inclusive qualitative health
STP 2015 188 188 leaders adopted sustainable development goals see resolution millennium development goals proved good catalyst mobilize synergies achieve progress social development reduction poverty hunger disease advances maternal health access drinking water period major geopolitical economic shifts believe multidimensional nature poverty fragility changed hope development process new phase may inclusive qualitative name suggests sustainable health
STP 2015 979 979 taiwan strait clear reduction tensions ever greater openness broad trade exchanges addition given taiwan’s manifold potential recommend taiwan participate united nations specialized agencies already world health organization finally reiterate country’s readiness continue participating efforts mobilize wills synergies realize fundamental principles noble objectives guided establishment united nations health
SUR 2015 169 169 crucial role fight racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance however despite advances still remain challenges armed conflicts rise fundamentalism disregard fundamental human rights freedoms global health concerns 15-29946 pv hiv aids non-communicable diseases well devastating effects climate_change natural disasters government therefore applauds timely inspiring themes chosen general debate session whole united health
SUR 2015 176 176 related intolerance however despite advances still remain challenges armed conflicts rise fundamentalism disregard fundamental human rights freedoms global health concerns 15-29946 pv hiv aids non-communicable diseases well devastating effects climate_change natural disasters government therefore applauds timely inspiring themes chosen general debate session whole united nations new commitment action united nations road health
SVK 2015 119 119 pillars organization’s work peace security development human rights new acute challenges multilateral system new threats peace security transcend national borders unfortunately emerged everyone concerned threats pandemics climate_change migration cybersecurity multifaceted violent nature terrorism including organized crime exceptions united nations right place threats addressed eventually solved deeply convinced united nations remains strategically health
SVK 2015 884 884 climate agreement will accelerate shift towards societies economies low-carbon climate-resilient worldwide 15-29658 pv various internal external forces drive organization change terrorism weapons mass destruction poverty disease disparities causing socioeconomic tensions resulting migration challenges pose vital threats humankind difference quickly catastrophe strikes logical questions therefore relate ready effectively react challenges twenty-first century health
SVK 2015 918 918 vital threats humankind difference quickly catastrophe strikes logical questions therefore relate ready effectively react challenges twenty-first century whether can draw useful lessons response ebola international health security threat continuous management reform optimal use modern technologies gradual improvement methods structures work takes account changes world crucial organization wants stay relevant especially true health
SWZ 2015 124 124 successes united nations well documented seen united nations play significant role resolving conflicts african continent parts world role united nations curbing ebola outbreak appreciated eradicated disease completely applaud organization’s tremendous efforts stem spread also commend united nations launching initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria played significant role combating diseases appeal health
SWZ 2015 143 143 nations curbing ebola outbreak appreciated eradicated disease completely applaud organization’s tremendous efforts stem spread also commend united nations launching initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria played significant role combating diseases appeal united nations continue helping africa emerge cycle poverty disease continent seeks fulfil agenda seeks eradicate poverty create prosperity africa health
SWZ 2015 148 148 eradicated disease completely applaud organization’s tremendous efforts stem spread also commend united nations launching initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria played significant role combating diseases appeal united nations continue helping africa emerge cycle poverty disease continent seeks fulfil agenda seeks eradicate poverty create prosperity africa great potential investment remains create health
SWZ 2015 158 158 commend united nations launching initiatives global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria played significant role combating diseases appeal united nations continue helping africa emerge cycle poverty disease continent seeks fulfil agenda seeks eradicate poverty create prosperity africa great potential investment remains create requisite environment economic growth strongly believe united nations system can health
SWZ 2015 427 427 result now comprehensive strategy programme action outline gaps need addressed players energy sector present viable opportunities investment sector particularly renewable_energy envisage world free poverty hunger disease want life can thrive becomes critical make youth empowerment central achieving goal attaining per cent enrolment rate primary education significant milestone country seek ensure education health
SWZ 2015 534 534 many unemployed youth today kingdom also developing innovation parks will provide young people creative skills needed enable contribute sustainable development country 15-29431 pv hiv aids pandemic stretched health resources limit remains challenge requires collective effort nation taken decision want become one first african countries generalized epidemic achieve aids-free generation vision line health
SWZ 2015 536 536 youth today kingdom also developing innovation parks will provide young people creative skills needed enable contribute sustainable development country 15-29431 pv hiv aids pandemic stretched health resources limit remains challenge requires collective effort nation taken decision want become one first african countries generalized epidemic achieve aids-free generation vision line global agenda health
SWZ 2015 554 554 country 15-29431 pv hiv aids pandemic stretched health resources limit remains challenge requires collective effort nation taken decision want become one first african countries generalized epidemic achieve aids-free generation vision line global agenda end aids kingdom eswatini still largely relies agriculture means sustain prosper programmes aimed increasing food production ending hunger health
SWZ 2015 581 581 aids-free generation vision line global agenda end aids kingdom eswatini still largely relies agriculture means sustain prosper programmes aimed increasing food production ending hunger improving nutrition developed farm input-subsidy programme aimed increasing yields availability tractors seeds fertilizer now place country also invested heavily building dams harness water hope friends kingdom will health
SWZ 2015 961 961 form capacity can regard appeal united nations consider admitting republic china taiwan membership like every country 15-29431 pv potential contribute positively global agenda case areas health care information communications technology mention inclusiveness espoused united nations encompass representation key bodies organization african continent continues appeal permanent seat security council voice will fully health
SYC 2015 75 75 privilege speaking mind mine must look around us let us look world world lacking determination world torn apart vicious wars conflicts world poverty hunger famine epidemics continue grow unabated inequality injustice disparity rise world environmental degradation despoliation go unchecked world world menaced climate_change legacy want leave children friends must hear cries health
TGO 2015 301 301 draw order better address challenges us time deliberating future international cooperation think crucial us forget high price just paid tackling ebola virus since supervising fight disease economic community west african states epicentre outbreaks virus like take opportunity express profound gratitude states regional organizations bilateral multilateral partners non-governmental organizations mobilized significant resources health
TGO 2015 333 333 outbreaks virus like take opportunity express profound gratitude states regional organizations bilateral multilateral partners non-governmental organizations mobilized significant resources assisted countries affected various ways stem epidemic also like salute heroism health-care personnel various nationalities communities never abdicated responsibilities even lives danger saved lives demonstrated capacity respond extreme situations finally express sincere health
TGO 2015 394 394 destroyed communities weakened economies responsible losses approximately billion gross domestic product three countries affected today ebola weakened completely conquered must remain vigilant eradicate residual hotbeds disease also rebuild systems resilient vulnerabilities shocks remain exposed crises must however prevent us staying course keeping promises achieve economic growth social progress urge partners remain health
TGO 2015 545 545 brought bear states force adopt programmes initiatives lead cultural shocks bishops africa said common declaration june concerned fact aspects sustainable development goals linked sexual reproductive health made conditionalities granting resources endorsement issues continues highly controversial african societies long rich experience united nations teaches us peace security time preconditions elements development 15-29562 health
THA 2015 197 197 nations deserves credit bringing progress prosperity member states thailand proud part transformative world agenda places people centre development order eradicate poverty reduce inequalities ensure universal health well-being promote good governance rule law reduce disaster risks climate_change will pose major challenge achievement various sustainable development goals therefore shared responsibility ensure outcome twenty-first health
THA 2015 796 796 violation human rights necessitates humanitarian assistance comprehensive efforts now undertaking areas prevention suppression rehabilitation will contribute regional global efforts tackle problem regards major transnational challenges pandemics drug trafficking issues require enhanced international cooperation thailand stands ready share experiences best practices areas expertise namely universal health coverage infectious disease surveillance sustainable alternative health
THA 2015 815 815 tackle problem regards major transnational challenges pandemics drug trafficking issues require enhanced international cooperation thailand stands ready share experiences best practices areas expertise namely universal health coverage infectious disease surveillance sustainable alternative development months will organizing second high-level international conference alternative development thailand attaches importance building culture peace also actively participated health
THA 2015 818 818 major transnational challenges pandemics drug trafficking issues require enhanced international cooperation thailand stands ready share experiences best practices areas expertise namely universal health coverage infectious disease surveillance sustainable alternative development months will organizing second high-level international conference alternative development thailand attaches importance building culture peace also actively participated international efforts address health
TJK 2015 287 287 negative impacts threaten security development individual countries world whole increase number armed conflicts acts terror food energy financial economic crises degradation environment climate_change spread infectious diseases demand us concerted comprehensive response context united nations remains key platform consensus key issues international security development coordination joint action 15-29431 pv international community towards health
TKM 2015 433 433 post- sustainable development overcome serious even say borderline dangerous imbalance states regions entire continents terms industry economy technology environment well respect people’s quality life areas health care education standards structures food systems obvious humanitarian assistance alone well supplies medicine provisions along one-time financial infusions united nations individual states extremely important will health
TKM 2015 548 548 development sectors global economy received unanimous approval general assembly adoption relevant resolutions expect meaningful follow-up implementation also like emphasize readiness country continue strengthen cooperation world health organization united nations world food programme united nations population fund entities current session provide us clear guidelines future natural appropriate united nations international entity universal health
TON 2015 268 268 principle sovereignty states agenda adopted central challenge us seventieth session general assembly translate aspirations concrete actions final millennium development goals mdgs report revealed achievement areas health education helped maintain tonga’s position human development index people now enjoy acceptable standard quality health service children young people able go school advance higher education health
TON 2015 283 283 actions final millennium development goals mdgs report revealed achievement areas health education helped maintain tonga’s position human development index people now enjoy acceptable standard quality health service children young people able go school advance higher education pleased note new priorities tonga next years set final mdgs report 15-29595 pv included goals health
TON 2015 314 314 go school advance higher education pleased note new priorities tonga next years set final mdgs report 15-29595 pv included goals agenda goal poverty goal good health well-being goal quality education goal gender equality goal decent work economic growth goal industry innovation infrastructure goal reduce inequalities goal life land goal partnership goals health
TTO 2015 223 223 war peace still remains elusive parts world conflicts tensions adversely affect countries regions well beyond immediate place origin whether forced migration disruption basic public services health education sanitation rendering impossible normal conduct business activity trinidad tobago strong advocate reform security council better enable body respond various security challenges currently confront international health
TUV 2015 202 202 note persisting inequities recurring insecurities planetary distress require urgent attention significant number people globally still homeless jobless many becoming displaced stateless many deprived opportunities education health services many still hopeless future extremism become alternative choice existence disoriented lost souls short still many left behind fully aware usually aged women youth disabled health
TUV 2015 1061 1061 sincerely hope embargo cuba will lifted soon continued dialogue smooth transition resumption economic partnerships near future thank government cuba offering scholarships many sids developing countries health sector despite economic restraints embargo year eight tuvaluan medical doctors graduated cuba spirit cooperation gives charter united nations charter real meaning value tuvalu also welcomes health
TUV 2015 1114 1114 republic china taiwan fostering peace prosperity region globally government non-governmental organizations taiwan consistently supported various developmental humanitarian undertakings directly many specialized united nations bodies world health assembly world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan’s infrastructure projects technology transfer capacity-building produced genuine tangible outcomes tuvalu can health
TUV 2015 1117 1117 fostering peace prosperity region globally government non-governmental organizations taiwan consistently supported various developmental humanitarian undertakings directly many specialized united nations bodies world health assembly world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan’s infrastructure projects technology transfer capacity-building produced genuine tangible outcomes tuvalu can achieve ambitious goals health
TZA 2015 461 461 urgent need bolster efforts levels fighting scourge collectively must aspire improve preparedness collaboration response threat face ebola outbreak west africa past year stark reminder dangerous epidemics can vulnerable nations peoples people lost lives including citizens united states spain approximately infected economies liberia guinea sierra leone devastated economic activities services almost ground health
TZA 2015 565 565 primarily affected countries tourism industry case point suffering throughout africa 15-29437 pv biggest lesson handling ebola outbreak west africa world needs better prepared prevent respond epidemics future case ebola outbreak west africa regard commend secretary-general wise decision establish high-level panel global response health crises make recommendations world can better respond public-health health
TZA 2015 582 582 west africa world needs better prepared prevent respond epidemics future case ebola outbreak west africa regard commend secretary-general wise decision establish high-level panel global response health crises make recommendations world can better respond public-health emergencies global concern future given honour chairing panel premature report anything substantive now general assembly will complete health
URY 2015 131 131 beings uruguay nation nurtured immigration people received international solidarity needed accepts unavoidable duty imperative avoid repetition tragedy also necessary address causes brought always just matters health prevention better cure prevention means recognizing others us much tolerating respecting promoting rights rights betting democracy form government state society educating training dignified life decent health
URY 2015 224 224 circumstances places prevention thinking boldly acting sensibly eye future generations future without present prevention also thinking acting according hopes needs possibilities moment ago made reference health doubt work experience since physician recently full exercise profession vocation experience leader country well aware public health key essential component sovereignty nations right individuals factor health
URY 2015 241 241 according hopes needs possibilities moment ago made reference health doubt work experience since physician recently full exercise profession vocation experience leader country well aware public health key essential component sovereignty nations right individuals factor development societies unavoidable responsibility states perspective face disturbing unavoidable reality level whole planet earth indeed according recent health
URY 2015 270 270 sovereignty nations right individuals factor development societies unavoidable responsibility states perspective face disturbing unavoidable reality level whole planet earth indeed according recent studies reports world health organization first global burden disease shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases health
URY 2015 275 275 development societies unavoidable responsibility states perspective face disturbing unavoidable reality level whole planet earth indeed according recent studies reports world health organization first global burden disease shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart health
URY 2015 279 279 states perspective face disturbing unavoidable reality level whole planet earth indeed according recent studies reports world health organization first global burden disease shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv health
URY 2015 282 282 disturbing unavoidable reality level whole planet earth indeed according recent studies reports world health organization first global burden disease shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause health
URY 2015 289 289 indeed according recent studies reports world health organization first global burden disease shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly health
URY 2015 295 295 health organization first global burden disease shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left health
URY 2015 301 301 shifting acute infectious diseases chronic non-communicable diseases two must fought working keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide health
URY 2015 312 312 keep acute diseases appearing acting prevent non-communicable chronic diseases occurring secondly chronic conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide due chronic non-communicable diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease health
URY 2015 324 324 conditions heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide due chronic non-communicable diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes accordingly still much done task borders kind complex problems underlying know health
URY 2015 325 325 heart disease strokes 15-29431 pv currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide due chronic non-communicable diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes accordingly still much done task borders kind complex problems underlying know borders health
URY 2015 330 330 currently leading cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide due chronic non-communicable diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes accordingly still much done task borders kind complex problems underlying know borders much case mere mention complex health
URY 2015 332 332 cause death worldwide add non-communicable diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide due chronic non-communicable diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes accordingly still much done task borders kind complex problems underlying know borders much case mere mention complex global landscape health
URY 2015 337 337 diseases linked mainly lifestyle developing advance obvious little left say per cent morbidity mortality worldwide due chronic non-communicable diseases cardiovascular diseases cancer chronic obstructive pulmonary disease diabetes accordingly still much done task borders kind complex problems underlying know borders much case mere mention complex global landscape brings mind africa asia particular health
URY 2015 374 374 know borders much case mere mention complex global landscape brings mind africa asia particular well latin america many low-income middle-income countries currently face double burden morbidity infectious diseases killing people mercilessly impacting us deeply chronic non-communicable diseases also insidiously killing populations time malnutrition risk factors chronic non-communicable diseases overweight obesity said health
URY 2015 376 376 much case mere mention complex global landscape brings mind africa asia particular well latin america many low-income middle-income countries currently face double burden morbidity infectious diseases killing people mercilessly impacting us deeply chronic non-communicable diseases also insidiously killing populations time malnutrition risk factors chronic non-communicable diseases overweight obesity said also affect health
URY 2015 385 385 africa asia particular well latin america many low-income middle-income countries currently face double burden morbidity infectious diseases killing people mercilessly impacting us deeply chronic non-communicable diseases also insidiously killing populations time malnutrition risk factors chronic non-communicable diseases overweight obesity said also affect high-income countries remain prevalent world estimated cancer costing latin health
URY 2015 391 391 many low-income middle-income countries currently face double burden morbidity infectious diseases killing people mercilessly impacting us deeply chronic non-communicable diseases also insidiously killing populations time malnutrition risk factors chronic non-communicable diseases overweight obesity said also affect high-income countries remain prevalent world estimated cancer costing latin america billion annually terms direct costs health
URY 2015 396 396 face double burden morbidity infectious diseases killing people mercilessly impacting us deeply chronic non-communicable diseases also insidiously killing populations time malnutrition risk factors chronic non-communicable diseases overweight obesity said also affect high-income countries remain prevalent world estimated cancer costing latin america billion annually terms direct costs physicians consultations studies diagnoses treatment health
URY 2015 442 442 physicians consultations studies diagnoses treatment medication hospitalization palliative care indirect costs well travel accommodations lost work days productivity much money saved rather using treat effects diseases put social policies improve people’s lives offering better education better health dignified living conditions peoples may unpleasant mention aspect part uncomfortable reality must change adopt health
URY 2015 453 453 well travel accommodations lost work days productivity much money saved rather using treat effects diseases put social policies improve people’s lives offering better education better health dignified living conditions peoples may unpleasant mention aspect part uncomfortable reality must change adopt immediate measures year million latin americans will die annually cancer alone health
URY 2015 485 485 mention aspect part uncomfortable reality must change adopt immediate measures year million latin americans will die annually cancer alone million people globally will die preventable disease early diagnosis proper treatment can cured cancer will kill people world every year killed second world war facing brutal pandemic humbly suggest must aware reality health
URY 2015 505 505 people globally will die preventable disease early diagnosis proper treatment can cured cancer will kill people world every year killed second world war facing brutal pandemic humbly suggest must aware reality currently suffering pandemic humankind never known life precious price order address reverse growing morbidity mortality cancer non-communicable diseases important adopt health
URY 2015 513 513 proper treatment can cured cancer will kill people world every year killed second world war facing brutal pandemic humbly suggest must aware reality currently suffering pandemic humankind never known life precious price order address reverse growing morbidity mortality cancer non-communicable diseases important adopt political positions policies implement systemic strategies end poverty health
URY 2015 524 524 killed second world war facing brutal pandemic humbly suggest must aware reality currently suffering pandemic humankind never known life precious price order address reverse growing morbidity mortality cancer non-communicable diseases important adopt political positions policies implement systemic strategies end poverty generate social inclusion promote education encourage healthful lifestyles strengthen integrated health health
URY 2015 525 525 second world war facing brutal pandemic humbly suggest must aware reality currently suffering pandemic humankind never known life precious price order address reverse growing morbidity mortality cancer non-communicable diseases important adopt political positions policies implement systemic strategies end poverty generate social inclusion promote education encourage healthful lifestyles strengthen integrated health systems health
URY 2015 528 528 facing brutal pandemic humbly suggest must aware reality currently suffering pandemic humankind never known life precious price order address reverse growing morbidity mortality cancer non-communicable diseases important adopt political positions policies implement systemic strategies end poverty generate social inclusion promote education encourage healthful lifestyles strengthen integrated health systems including national programmes health
URY 2015 549 549 morbidity mortality cancer non-communicable diseases important adopt political positions policies implement systemic strategies end poverty generate social inclusion promote education encourage healthful lifestyles strengthen integrated health systems including national programmes primary prevention early detection diagnosis treatment rehabilitation long-term follow-up diseases regard healthful lifestyles physical activity sports important healthful diet opposed harmful health
URY 2015 563 563 poverty generate social inclusion promote education encourage healthful lifestyles strengthen integrated health systems including national programmes primary prevention early detection diagnosis treatment rehabilitation long-term follow-up diseases regard healthful lifestyles physical activity sports important healthful diet opposed harmful highly processed foods industry growing exponentially must control smoking alcoholism drug abuse based experience health
URY 2015 610 610 drug abuse based experience feel indispensable include tobacco alcohol policies drugs know easy possible regulate markets without resorting prohibitionist dogmatism respecting rights individuals making public health matter state sovereignty social progress reiterate fight smoking also one vector transmission mosquitoes birds rats multinational tobacco industry order double profits problem killing customers uruguay health
URY 2015 751 751 political will case ideological dilemma question left right centre ethical issue 15-29431 pv ethical circumstances tribunals multinational organizations able prioritize trade defence fundamental human right health life uruguay suffering major international tobacco company cite initials offend certain sensibilities fact philip morris appealed uruguay bringing issue tobacco control world health organization situation health
URY 2015 774 774 human right health life uruguay suffering major international tobacco company cite initials offend certain sensibilities fact philip morris appealed uruguay bringing issue tobacco control world health organization situation uruguay faces perhaps small country chosen role just punish uruguay countries world follow path uruguay taken fight tobacco provide better quality life people health
USA 2015 143 143 principles helped constrain bigger countries imposing will smaller ones advanced emergence democracy development individual liberty every continent progress real can documented lives saved agreements forged diseases conquered mouths fed yet come together today knowing march human progress never travels straight line work far complete dangerous currents risk pulling us back darker health
USA 2015 1767 1767 also know prosperity still cruelly reach many holiness pope francis reminds us stronger value least among see equal dignity sons daughters can roll back preventable disease end scourge hiv aids can stamp pandemics recognize borders work may television right now demonstrated reversing spread ebola can save lives anything else can together health
USA 2015 1774 1774 holiness pope francis reminds us stronger value least among see equal dignity sons daughters can roll back preventable disease end scourge hiv aids can stamp pandemics recognize borders work may television right now demonstrated reversing spread ebola can save lives anything else can together can eradicate extreme poverty erase barriers opportunity health
VAT 2015 1311 1311 marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improving health transportation energy security new opportunities employment effective accord issues addition important value possess can contribute general agreements states regarding integral human development responsibility protect peace health
VCT 2015 110 110 modern history assembly beset global threats risks force us consider ways core principles sovereignty non-interference can overcome today’s challenges borderless menaces terrorism economic crises contagious diseases climate_change heed neither geopolitical boundaries governmental jurisdiction furthermore calamitous fallout military adventurism economic recklessness environmental negligence confined discrete national boundaries rather chickens often return roost health
VCT 2015 433 433 economic financial crisis continue convulse developing nations crisis casts shadow collective efforts achieve millennium development goals shrouds newly adopted sustainable development goals uncertainty measure recovery health corporations rate jobless economic growth ways reformed financial architecture reordering priorities places people alleviation poverty centre developmental discourse late united states president john f kennedy health
VUT 2015 495 495 areas pertinent country’s sustainable development good complement national sustainable development aspirations welcome establishment sustainable development goal sdg conservation sustainable management oceans seas long observed decline health oceans seas evidenced dying coral profusion marine pollution damaged coastal ecosystems declining fish stocks ocean acidification recognize need framework within implementation sdg can progressively assessed health
VUT 2015 578 578 country given tradition cultural makeup continues challenge however political will continue advance women’s interests remains steadfast made notable progress 15-29568 pv women’s access basic education health services assumption leadership positions municipal councils today women better access basic financial services ever one country’s leaders want see tangible progress made advancement women girls health
ZMB 2015 646 646 developing countries still grappling challenges poverty high unemployment particularly among youth skewed industrial development low intraregional trade inadequate infrastructure low productivity agriculture livestock poor quality health services challenges access quality education move forward important us acknowledge realities imperatives world today renew common resolve sustain core principles organization united nations redouble efforts health
ZWE 2015 249 249 union summit pretoria south africa june year agreed agenda’s first 10-year development plan initial years flagship programmes will include creation continental free-trade area african centre disease control pan-africa university science technology develop skills value addition beneficiation continent’s vast mineral resources single aviation market high-speed train pan-african e-network successful implementation agenda calls health
ZWE 2015 656 656 world conference women beijing declaration platform action growing list phenomena neither respect know borders makes imperative mobilize mechanisms cooperation effectively overcome terrorism extremist violence communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria bird flu ebola overcome single-handedly united nations specialized agencies place mechanism indispensable necessary cooperation months now watched heartbreaking harrowing scenes desperate health
ZWE 2015 660 660 declaration platform action growing list phenomena neither respect know borders makes imperative mobilize mechanisms cooperation effectively overcome terrorism extremist violence communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria bird flu ebola overcome single-handedly united nations specialized agencies place mechanism indispensable necessary cooperation months now watched heartbreaking harrowing scenes desperate refugees seeking enter europe health
AFG 2016 245 245 represented modern constitution provides goal full implementation can ensure political stability society government registered considerable achievements different areas past two years including reducing maternal child mortality increasing access education improving basic freedoms strengthening telecommunications information sectors improving rule law preserving justice human rights internationally government enjoys due status proved trustworthy partner health
AGO 2016 562 562 order maintain universal inclusive nature sustainable development goals climate_change one complex urgent issues domestic foreign policy face today impact migration food security natural resources spread epidemics even social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola health
AGO 2016 619 619 effects climate_change already felt us many ways deterioration shortening cycles drought heavy rainfall pose risk agriculture economic social infrastructures effects also increase incidence various endemic diseases therefore intention ratify paris agreement soon possible testimony unequivocal commitment contribution achieving objectives similar reasons motivated participate third united nations conference housing sustainable urban development health
ATG 2016 52 52 now place record country’s great appreciation stewardship affairs task secretary-general easy occupied trying resolve conflicts around world stop bloodshed mediate diverse positions governments address hunger malnutrition uphold human rights including rights women refugees vulnerable communities work tirelessly secure peace ensure development widest meaning deeply challenging enormously worrisome managing involves exhausting travel health
ATG 2016 377 377 using per capita income criterion far pleas fallen deaf ears beyond facade high per capita income increasing poverty high levels household individual vulnerability acute issues health education worrying rates unemployment especially among youth high per capita income distorts reality openness small economies dependence foreign investment minority population earns largest percentage income health
AUS 2016 966 966 capacity-building committed providing principled pragmatic leadership across five areas actions home advocacy cooperation abroad course next decade beyond working together combat terrorism conflict prevent global health pandemics ensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around health
AUS 2016 967 967 committed providing principled pragmatic leadership across five areas actions home advocacy cooperation abroad course next decade beyond working together combat terrorism conflict prevent global health pandemics ensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around globe health
BDI 2016 76 76 lykketoft excellent work presiding brio seventieth session brought delightful close september also like reiterate confidence secretary-general ban ki-moon burundi will cooperate fully remainder term wishes health happiness every success future work also like convey best wishes new secretary-general will starting important moment world regarding inter-burundian dialogue government burundi participated every meeting health
BEL 2016 719 719 grandeur urge work find way logic confrontation russia many interests common allow luxury diplomatic paralysis past years made lot progress reducing poverty improving access basic health care know well still much sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change given us proactive framework continue making progress strive unstintingly implement duty future generations create health
BFA 2016 782 782 welcomes gradual easing relations cuba united states america hopes process will culminate definitive normalization end economic financial trade embargo cuba regarding another significant indicator world’s health like reiterate importance ensuring fight hiv aids continues active risks resurgence despite progress made enormous owing rapid increase young people percentage population burkina faso remains health
BFA 2016 830 830 burkina faso remains determined put end scourge july adopted national strategic framework combating hiv aids sexually transmitted infections order focus synergies efforts fighting sexually transmitted diseases period welcome holding successive sessions high-level meeting subject well 21st international aids conference held durban july now international community take ownership conclusions forums order able health
BFA 2016 861 861 high-level meeting subject well 21st international aids conference held durban july now international community take ownership conclusions forums order able bequeath future generations world free pandemic regarding issue general disarmament must continue efforts build trust among states proliferation small arms light weapons poses real threat peace security development states particularly africa health
BGD 2016 56 56 year recall many meetings conversations host important issues always true trusted friend recognized bangladesh’s development gains model rest world wish mrs ban continued success good health bangladesh’s father nation bangabandhu sheikh mujibur rahman standing general assembly stated total commitment peace born realization environment peace enable us mobilize concentrate energies resources combating health
BGD 2016 85 85 bangabandhu sheikh mujibur rahman standing general assembly stated total commitment peace born realization environment peace enable us mobilize concentrate energies resources combating scourges poverty hunger disease illiteracy unemployment pv para world now juncture end scourges sight many creative practical solutions hands amazing power technology ideas global citizens help us imagine brave health
BGD 2016 348 348 knowledge-based society government focusing innovative public service delivery mass access information enhanced transparency accountability set digital centres across country order deliver different services people’s doorsteps health services mobile phones 24-hour web portal complementing work community local health clinics digital laboratories multimedia classrooms operating growing number educational institutions growing web physical virtual health
BGD 2016 359 359 enhanced transparency accountability set digital centres across country order deliver different services people’s doorsteps health services mobile phones 24-hour web portal complementing work community local health clinics digital laboratories multimedia classrooms operating growing number educational institutions growing web physical virtual connectivity creating new opportunities people key enabler economic development broadband connectivity health
BHR 2016 105 105 endorse proposal establishment high-level panel find practical solutions will improve decision-making mechanisms united nations support continued pursuit great achievements took place domains notably fields education health past decade seize opportunity express secretary-general thanks appreciation accomplished helm organization wish every success future endeavours service country world large theme general debate sustainable development health
BIH 2016 44 44 peaceful secure marred injustice inequality intolerance erodes foundations human society witnessing human suffering unprecedented scale suffering reaches far beyond national boundaries capacities deal poverty hunger disease natural disasters climate_change afflict millions fellow human beings many states societies trapped protracted conflicts cycles violence claiming countless victims facing worst forced displacement crisis since health
BIH 2016 1328 1328 open inclusive societies respect human rights promotion rule law core every action history will judge us difference make lives millions people suffering marginalization discrimination poverty malnutrition disease natural disasters climate_change must listen voices respond needs hopes aspirations must find will courage take urgent actions turn agendas agreed upon instruments true global health
BIH 2016 1329 1329 inclusive societies respect human rights promotion rule law core every action history will judge us difference make lives millions people suffering marginalization discrimination poverty malnutrition disease natural disasters climate_change must listen voices respond needs hopes aspirations must find will courage take urgent actions turn agendas agreed upon instruments true global change health
BLR 2016 626 626 support united nations economic commission europe finally need action social cultural areas let us begin simple fact different result host different factors geography climate wars epidemics religions many others factors made us tradition culture changed power unite given territory unite people died people living now people yet born therefore obvious imposing health
BLZ 2016 977 977 millennium development goals also fully embraced sustainable development goals urge international community welcome taiwan’s meaningful participation mechanisms meetings activities united nations specialized agencies including world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change setbacks global economy externalities resulting institutional policies public private safeguard financial security risks well adverse health
BLZ 2016 1120 1120 adheres principle non-interference internal affairs sovereign states regard stand solidarity government people venezuela efforts resolve domestic issues accordance laws constitution also remain concerned unabated cholera epidemic haiti urge united nations take necessary steps help haitian people end terrible scourge occasioned agents united nations belize welcomes tremendous progress already made peace process health
BRA 2016 664 664 therefore looks towards africa friendship respect determination undertake projects will unite us even development just objective imperative developed society one entitled high-quality public services education health care transportation security one equal opportunity assured access decent work opportunities privilege nutshell development paramount dignity dignity humankind one principles brazilian state laid article constitution health
BTN 2016 651 651 financing allows ambitious plans established bhutan trust fund environmental conservation world’s first environmental trust fund protect pristine environment rich biodiversity implementation conservation programmes similarly established health trust fund today sustainably finances essential drug needs fundamental free health-care system recently collaboration world wildlife fund launched bhutan life project innovative financing initiative based health
BWA 2016 396 396 without much-needed support solidarity international community shall forever remain grateful reliable global partners stood us throughout challenging journey today made great strides achievements areas education health care infrastructure human-resource development well women youth empowerment achievements however make us complacent like many nations botswana already feeling adverse impact climate_change impact manifested decline health
CAN 2016 327 327 peace security areas affected instability reaffirmed support nato committed expanding canada’s role united nations peacekeeping operations hosted fifth replenishment conference global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria increased contribution per cent giving million global fund also encouraged partners increase contributions making possible raise billion support ending aids tuberculosis malaria done will much health
CAN 2016 349 349 fight aids tuberculosis malaria increased contribution per cent giving million global fund also encouraged partners increase contributions making possible raise billion support ending aids tuberculosis malaria done will much believe confront anxiety clear plan deal root causes believe bring people together around shared purposes sustainable development goals alternative exploit anxiety turn health
CHE 2016 745 745 geneva international city switzerland committed prioritizing city centre global governance supporting modernization city’s real estate also strengthening synergies various stakeholders international geneva whether field global health humanitarian action number initiatives geneva recent months namely appeal june put human rights heart conflict prevention launch high-level panel water peace organization conference prevention violent health
CHL 2016 70 70 crisis years ago superseded merely superficially retouched citizens today aware empowered thanks new technology new means expression showing us daily lives places work children’s schools health families security cities pensions mothers fathers relations men women negative effects inequitable development still felt main basis citizen discontent seen various parts world time facing health
CHN 2016 319 319 threats intertwine environment sustainable development gives reason optimism world economic recovery remains lukewarm globalization faces strong headwinds momentum sustainable development weak frequent outbreaks major infectious diseases eruption natural disasters issues faced energy resource security food security financial security elements become intertwined sustainable development necessarily faces uphill battle difficult moments call greater health
COD 2016 222 222 international levels view ensuring strong sustained inclusive economic growth particular attention therefore paid specific needs youths women terms education job training improvement scientific technological knowledge health employment actions stemming option designed jointly implement programme building transportation infrastructure needed bring agricultural mining products market stimulate mobility persons goods beyond many challenges including health
COD 2016 591 591 family code order align law international law force regard violence women seen reliable indicators shown net reduction per cent cases sexual violence specific regard right health care significant progress achieved fighting hiv aids malaria however need remain vigilant regard certain cross-border diseases eradicated past namely yellow fever cholera recently seen signs health
COD 2016 599 599 regard violence women seen reliable indicators shown net reduction per cent cases sexual violence specific regard right health care significant progress achieved fighting hiv aids malaria however need remain vigilant regard certain cross-border diseases eradicated past namely yellow fever cholera recently seen signs resurgence mandate united nations organization stabilization mission democratic health
COD 2016 607 607 reduction per cent cases sexual violence specific regard right health care significant progress achieved fighting hiv aids malaria however need remain vigilant regard certain cross-border diseases eradicated past namely yellow fever cholera recently seen signs resurgence mandate united nations organization stabilization mission democratic republic congo monusco extended march pursuant resolution order health
COL 2016 497 497 today colombia full hope colombia without war ready reach highest potential positive factor global context colombia resources used finance war will now better used education health security citizens colombia opens arms world welcomes investment trade tourism sustainable development goals already adopted law country first country paris agreement climate_change now congress enacted health
COM 2016 273 273 development goals theme also encourages us build considerable progress made years followed steady decline poverty throughout world increasing number children school spectacular gains lowering child mortality greater access drinking water progress fight malaria aids tuberculosis helped save millions lives indeed considerable efforts made help world achieve greater prosperity equality freedom respect health
COM 2016 280 280 considerable progress made years followed steady decline poverty throughout world increasing number children school spectacular gains lowering child mortality greater access drinking water progress fight malaria aids tuberculosis helped save millions lives indeed considerable efforts made help world achieve greater prosperity equality freedom respect human dignity become place research peacekeeping tirelessly health
COM 2016 331 331 persevere furthermore ambitious new long-term programme adopted last year improve lives population protect planet future generations enables us optimistically perceive future can reduce poverty improve health education build sustainable habitat fight climate_change protect oceans forests however issue refugees migrants focus debate since start current session requires urgent action well aware migrant health
CUB 2016 627 627 independence social justice peoples rights commitment cooperate greatest need cuban cooperation workers work continents will continue make contribution including persons currently working countries fighting life health human beings cuban medical professional parole programme applied united states america pursue political objective impeding cuba’s medical cooperation deprive recipient countries cuba valuable highly qualified health
CYP 2016 79 79 agenda sustainable development represents common reference point us guiding tool attempt effectively tackle universal challenges transcend boundaries threaten regional international cohesion challenges poverty hunger child mortality social economic inequality lack adequate health standards educational opportunities turn aggravated worrying phenomena religious fundamentalism sectarianism terrorism civil war ethnic conflicts combination factors resulted extraordinary health
CYP 2016 85 85 point us guiding tool attempt effectively tackle universal challenges transcend boundaries threaten regional international cohesion challenges poverty hunger child mortality social economic inequality lack adequate health standards educational opportunities turn aggravated worrying phenomena religious fundamentalism sectarianism terrorism civil war ethnic conflicts combination factors resulted extraordinary humanitarian crisis witnessing forcible displacement millions health
CYP 2016 210 210 addressing gender inequality combating gender-based violence facilitating investment human capital via capacity development education especially promoting girls education strengthening role key productive sectors agriculture energy health building resilience fostering full respect human rights fundamental freedoms enhancing good governance promoting rule law well combating corruption secondly need resourcefully confront threats posed ongoing health
DMA 2016 915 915 essential physical infrastructure well providing assistance form equipment delivery health-care services human resources development equally countries bolivarian republic venezuela cuba continue make durable significant impact health care education energy landscape dominica cuba capacity make even greater contribution region world economic embargo lifted dominica encouraged recent improvement relations republic cuba united states health
DMA 2016 1183 1183 energy policies given paramount importance future prosperity sustainable development sids like briefly highlight sdg refers protection seas oceans marine resources world’s oceans seas sources nourishment nutrition billions major tourism asset important part complex ecosystem international actions protect health oceans seas pursued matter urgency small large countries come together coordinate efforts create health
DMA 2016 1195 1195 highlight sdg refers protection seas oceans marine resources world’s oceans seas sources nourishment nutrition billions major tourism asset important part complex ecosystem international actions protect health oceans seas pursued matter urgency small large countries come together coordinate efforts create system regulate activities affect oceans seas commend efforts initiatives taken friends oceans health
DNK 2016 654 654 fund goal raise capital private investors reach capital base million investments will made across sustainable development goals improve energy climate mitigation industry infrastructure food production health care order generate sustainable growth jobs tax revenue developing countries addition need global free trade essential element fostering long-term development economic growth denmark actively advocating health
DOM 2016 188 188 necessarily remain new social segment segment already lifted poverty whose position much fragile us consider definitive word used describe situation men women vulnerability vulnerability unemployment illness family member economic crisis natural disaster vulnerability series unforeseen events ruin prospects future return poverty just short time vulnerable group now includes billion people around health
DOM 2016 315 315 better- quality products sectors infrastructure education path class progress will enable countries entire world progress order realize potential must strengthen safety nets social supports areas health education employment social security keep vulnerable individuals falling back poverty take opportunity can men women leave difficulties behind forever can also convert countries middle class health
DOM 2016 877 877 part parcel larger system effective public regulation monitoring financial markets can serve real economy citizens responsibility continue try lift millions people poverty must setting education health employment social-security policies build past successes enable us forge ahead will continue committed global exchange goods services let us ensure exchanges fair level playing field health
ECU 2016 69 69 devastated found hope can translated tangible results peoples reduction poverty inequality redistribution fruits economic growth job creation unprecedented access public services guarantee rights free education health care recovered demoralized country going seven presidents years banking crisis created elites expelled hundreds thousands migrants country loss sovereignty implantation foreign military bases territory opted health
ECU 2016 726 726 rights course states can violate human rights actors can especially transnational corporations ecuador experience violations oil company chevron texaco contaminated rivers forests region amazonía causing disease death people great damage amazon jungle chevron texaco oil spill times bigger british petroleum spill gulf mexico times bigger exxon valdez spill alaska difference spill health
EGY 2016 543 543 syria now reached sixth year resulting hundreds thousands deaths millions internally displaced people refugees within homeland neighbouring countries among syrians egypt welcomed brothers sisters providing health care education housing bloodletting syria absence political prospects horizon longer acceptable necessary clear immediate comprehensive halt hostilities throughout syria thereby paving way political solution ends health
EST 2016 345 345 already exist vague future goal pledge migrant children heart migration influx children move otherwise affected migration vulnerable group lacking agency face limited access justice social health services therefore often suffer horrible abuse one significant challenge provide education children refugee camps depriving education will damage prospects refugee asylum-seeking children leave behind time health
EU 2016 242 242 refugees plight remains top priority spent billions euros fund humanitarian assistance willing spend much months years come hope expectation global solidarity will now kick provide health education jobs millions people currently displaced scale resettlement light support work now begun new york declaration refugees migrants resolution find sustainable fair rule book global health
FSM 2016 1123 1123 convened forty-seventh annual meeting forum micronesia meeting french polynesia new caledonia seated full members forum federated states micronesia became member small island states climate_change oceans health human rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels existential matter health
GEO 2016 628 628 cost billion started year will soon able offer best education opportunities region healthy population also key growth development several years ago launched flagship programme universal health care today citizens georgia heath-care insurance thereby ensuring medical care reality hundreds thousands citizens first time also encouraged private investment health-care system resulted hundreds millions health
GEO 2016 676 676 resulted hundreds millions dollars invested new private hospitals new national e-pharmacy system will streamline delivery medicines patients now tested help partners special programmes eradicate persistent diseases started georgia poised become one first countries eliminate hepatitis c especially grateful united states help initiative georgia’s development agenda first foremost citizens equal rights believe health
GHA 2016 1086 1086 developments offshore oil gas prospects ghana predicted clip along next year respectable per cent growth per annum past decade invested heavily expanding socioeconomic infrastructure investments health care education power water roads ports yielding significant dividends us creating employment opportunities young people investments yielding dividends improved health care increased enrolment levels educational health
GHA 2016 1106 1106 heavily expanding socioeconomic infrastructure investments health care education power water roads ports yielding significant dividends us creating employment opportunities young people investments yielding dividends improved health care increased enrolment levels educational ladder improved transportation systems growth small medium enterprises modest progress making able recapture vision founder nation happy coincidence birth anniversary health
GHA 2016 1190 1190 women happy founder’s day two years ago stood stage see pv capacity chair economic community west african states called urgent action halt spread ebola virus disease ravaging three west african neighbours threatening spread across whole subregion today stand salute secretary-general ban ki-moon united nations prompt response setting united nations mission ebola health
GHA 2016 1248 1248 probably go history united nations one successful effective missions ever deployed organization also salute international community effective response form logistics personnel medication material helped snuff disease relatively short time particular commendation goes brave volunteers including countrymen risked lives going infection zone assist fight disease ghana remains proud contribution towards ending crisis health
GHA 2016 1262 1262 international community effective response form logistics personnel medication material helped snuff disease relatively short time particular commendation goes brave volunteers including countrymen risked lives going infection zone assist fight disease ghana remains proud contribution towards ending crisis support united nations system international community made country staging post international response united nations health
GHA 2016 1266 1266 form logistics personnel medication material helped snuff disease relatively short time particular commendation goes brave volunteers including countrymen risked lives going infection zone assist fight disease ghana remains proud contribution towards ending crisis support united nations system international community made country staging post international response united nations mission ebola emergency response health
GHA 2016 1320 1320 ebola response german chancellor angela merkel norwegian prime minister erna solberg wrote secretary-general calling establishment high-level panel prepare report allow world respond better times global health crises faced situation already respect exponential spread zika virus must use lessons learned ebola crisis confront new threat another threat must confront together united world health
GIN 2016 713 713 aspects current situation guinea two stressful years guinea became free transmission ebola virus december fight ebola difficult arduous efforts supported international community put end terrible disease like pay tribute solidarity shown countries affected epidemic victory ebola belongs everyone something celebrate however road us long epidemic greatly undermined economic activity country vulnerable health
GIN 2016 721 721 became free transmission ebola virus december fight ebola difficult arduous efforts supported international community put end terrible disease like pay tribute solidarity shown countries affected epidemic victory ebola belongs everyone something celebrate however road us long epidemic greatly undermined economic activity country vulnerable people particularly women children made even vulnerable challenges health
GIN 2016 732 732 supported international community put end terrible disease like pay tribute solidarity shown countries affected epidemic victory ebola belongs everyone something celebrate however road us long epidemic greatly undermined economic activity country vulnerable people particularly women children made even vulnerable challenges lie need ensure social reinsertion virulence disease identified weaknesses health-care system health
GIN 2016 753 753 however road us long epidemic greatly undermined economic activity country vulnerable people particularly women children made even vulnerable challenges lie need ensure social reinsertion virulence disease identified weaknesses health-care system sectors need special attention order ensure resilience people continent therefore context post-ebola recovery guinea developed strategy presented along liberia sierra leone health
GIN 2016 814 814 gratitude partners fulfilled pledges made conference invite others yet done make promises reality guinea liberia sierra leone will able reconnect quickly sustainable development despite ebola epidemic people guinea demonstrated remarkable resilience solidarity allowed us pursue many reforms aimed strengthening rule law developing framework conducive investment governance inclludes components society macroeconomic front health
GNB 2016 711 711 union west african economic monetary union european union community portuguese-speaking countries world bank international monetary fund african development bank united nations development programme unicef world health organization world food programme food agriculture organization united nations united nations population fund international organization la francophonie always stood guinea-bissau supported country pursuit paths leading health
GNQ 2016 146 146 countries economic crisis becoming increasingly worse unpredictable thus negatively affecting growth social economic development countries crisis particularly strong impacts developing countries still communities suffer hunger malnutrition extreme poverty world complicated complex today role united nations essential ever therefore united must bring true democracy within organization united must protect planet sake offspring health
GNQ 2016 339 339 goals horizon programme programme government giving priority economic social transformation developing human capital inclusive sustainable growth recent years important progress made sectors health-care sector world health organization qualified equatorial guinea one countries region able considerably reduce risks leading maternal infant mortality pregnancy childbirth thanks practice preventive medicine free vaccinations children pregnant health
GNQ 2016 354 354 growth recent years important progress made sectors health-care sector world health organization qualified equatorial guinea one countries region able considerably reduce risks leading maternal infant mortality pregnancy childbirth thanks practice preventive medicine free vaccinations children pregnant women elderly receive free health services equal access drugs economic arena equatorial guinea focusing diversifying health
GNQ 2016 369 369 one countries region able considerably reduce risks leading maternal infant mortality pregnancy childbirth thanks practice preventive medicine free vaccinations children pregnant women elderly receive free health services equal access drugs economic arena equatorial guinea focusing diversifying productive sector thereby creating jobs youth areas industrial fishing agriculture hydrocarbon exports aimed improving quality health
GNQ 2016 400 400 arena equatorial guinea focusing diversifying productive sector thereby creating jobs youth areas industrial fishing agriculture hydrocarbon exports aimed improving quality life people programme water electricity health care citizens throughout country access drinking water electricity health services international level point government equatorial guinea’s donations food agriculture organization united nations fight hunger african health
GNQ 2016 409 409 jobs youth areas industrial fishing agriculture hydrocarbon exports aimed improving quality life people programme water electricity health care citizens throughout country access drinking water electricity health services international level point government equatorial guinea’s donations food agriculture organization united nations fight hunger african continent donations world health organization fight ebola pandemic improve health
GNQ 2016 429 429 country access drinking water electricity health services international level point government equatorial guinea’s donations food agriculture organization united nations fight hunger african continent donations world health organization fight ebola pandemic improve health victims affected countries general assembly can see although much remains done government equatorial guinea made great strides achieving sustainable health
GNQ 2016 433 433 electricity health services international level point government equatorial guinea’s donations food agriculture organization united nations fight hunger african continent donations world health organization fight ebola pandemic improve health victims affected countries general assembly can see although much remains done government equatorial guinea made great strides achieving sustainable development goals agenda part health
GNQ 2016 435 435 services international level point government equatorial guinea’s donations food agriculture organization united nations fight hunger african continent donations world health organization fight ebola pandemic improve health victims affected countries general assembly can see although much remains done government equatorial guinea made great strides achieving sustainable development goals agenda part thanks good health
GRD 2016 361 361 steer us away anarchy perpetual antagonism sustainable development goals created new pathway achieve equitable lasting brand development pathway paved clean energy universal access education affordable health care food security clean water air gender racial equality history shown development tenuous whenver human rights environment prioritized sustainable development goals product deep reflection learning health
GRD 2016 1194 1194 mind poverty multidimensional nature implications youth women go beyond concepts income consumption problems affecting youth resolved addressing unemployment poor working conditions must also provide access health care decent opportunities must ensure building necessary skills knowledge group undertake economic activities emphasis vocational training entrepreneurial skills innovation young people recognize importance regional cooperation health
GRD 2016 1225 1225 building necessary skills knowledge group undertake economic activities emphasis vocational training entrepreneurial skills innovation young people recognize importance regional cooperation international partnerships addressing scourge non-communicable diseases adopting holistic approach utilizing united nations system world health organization pan american health organization provide basis health agenda guide us forward particular importance assistance addressing health
GRD 2016 1234 1234 vocational training entrepreneurial skills innovation young people recognize importance regional cooperation international partnerships addressing scourge non-communicable diseases adopting holistic approach utilizing united nations system world health organization pan american health organization provide basis health agenda guide us forward particular importance assistance addressing capacity constraints facilitating knowledge-sharing allowing use innovative approaches adapted health
GRD 2016 1238 1238 innovation young people recognize importance regional cooperation international partnerships addressing scourge non-communicable diseases adopting holistic approach utilizing united nations system world health organization pan american health organization provide basis health agenda guide us forward particular importance assistance addressing capacity constraints facilitating knowledge-sharing allowing use innovative approaches adapted needs country president obama health
GRD 2016 1242 1242 importance regional cooperation international partnerships addressing scourge non-communicable diseases adopting holistic approach utilizing united nations system world health organization pan american health organization provide basis health agenda guide us forward particular importance assistance addressing capacity constraints facilitating knowledge-sharing allowing use innovative approaches adapted needs country president obama address assembly days ago health
GRD 2016 1271 1271 forward particular importance assistance addressing capacity constraints facilitating knowledge-sharing allowing use innovative approaches adapted needs country president obama address assembly days ago see pv reiterated health issues currently face respected walls boundaries let us therefore pool collective energy resources build capacity rid humankind scourges grenada continues clarion call negotiated two-state settlement health
GTM 2016 303 303 citizenry placed must now strive worthy son people bit moral material reconstruction nation meet wishes citizens quest transform country government identified five strategic areas transparency health care education security development regard transparency committed policy zero tolerance corruption end open government become fundamental pillar administration based transparency collaboration participation pursuant provisions inter-american health
GTM 2016 347 347 based transparency collaboration participation pursuant provisions inter-american united nations conventions corruption know corruption hampers development weakens institutions undermines modernization state vital combat scourge regard public health promoting necessary reforms strategic efforts focused improving access everyone making primary care core system restoring supply medicines efficient funcioning hospitals strengthening human resource capacity government’s health
GTM 2016 377 377 efforts focused improving access everyone making primary care core system restoring supply medicines efficient funcioning hospitals strengthening human resource capacity government’s priorities include reducing chronic malnutrition children five maternal mortality today must sadly acknowledge every children suffer chronic malnutrition country turn leads extreme poverty choice working young age farms turning crime health
GTM 2016 381 381 everyone making primary care core system restoring supply medicines efficient funcioning hospitals strengthening human resource capacity government’s priorities include reducing chronic malnutrition children five maternal mortality today must sadly acknowledge every children suffer chronic malnutrition country turn leads extreme poverty choice working young age farms turning crime migrating united states therefore health
GTM 2016 390 390 efficient funcioning hospitals strengthening human resource capacity government’s priorities include reducing chronic malnutrition children five maternal mortality today must sadly acknowledge every children suffer chronic malnutrition country turn leads extreme poverty choice working young age farms turning crime migrating united states therefore designed national strategy prevent chronic malnutrition part food nutrition health
GTM 2016 412 412 children suffer chronic malnutrition country turn leads extreme poverty choice working young age farms turning crime migrating united states therefore designed national strategy prevent chronic malnutrition part food nutrition security policy education responsibility ensure every child access free high-quality education view benefiting children young people guatemala comprehensive education programmes area public health
GTM 2016 415 415 malnutrition country turn leads extreme poverty choice working young age farms turning crime migrating united states therefore designed national strategy prevent chronic malnutrition part food nutrition security policy education responsibility ensure every child access free high-quality education view benefiting children young people guatemala comprehensive education programmes area public safety focused attention health
GUY 2016 882 882 venezuela’s internal situation ordinary people venezuela sisters brothers pain touches hearts wish early relief agony however venezuela’s claims threat guyana’s existence independent nation scandalous revival disease conquistadores plagued venezuela’s history crime humanity clothed verbiage national honour also wish iterate guyana’s ongoing support within context preservation sovereignty link sustainable development complete removal health
HND 2016 336 336 longer first second third fourth fifth violent country world according global peace index social area reached financial assistance families living extreme poverty order improve indicators health education minor children million persons receive benefits improve living conditions cement floors decent roofs toilets eco-friendly stoves water filters reduced illiteracy expanding preschool increased coverage health
HND 2016 391 391 million children receive school lunches million people access decentralized health-care services tripled purchasing medications attaining average per cent requirements public hospitals launched campaign non-communicable chronic diseases focus occurring early infancy well programmes prevention adolescent pregnancies recognize much remains done must lose sight future lose way abandon good path set country honduras health
HTI 2016 228 228 broaden scope actions also welcome initiatives necessary reform particularly within security council haiti stands alongside encourages united nations intentions strengthen capabilities conduct peacekeeping operations fight pandemics health crises promotion democracy human rights without overlooking neglecting economic social cultural rights paris agreement climate_change perfectly illustrates concept collective destiny peoples lies heart organization health
HTI 2016 229 229 scope actions also welcome initiatives necessary reform particularly within security council haiti stands alongside encourages united nations intentions strengthen capabilities conduct peacekeeping operations fight pandemics health crises promotion democracy human rights without overlooking neglecting economic social cultural rights paris agreement climate_change perfectly illustrates concept collective destiny peoples lies heart organization vision health
HTI 2016 1023 1023 police judiciary also opportunity salute great courage leadership secretary-general end second term urge accept idea country needs international understanding tackle challenges lack sanitation continues expose epidemic endemic disease illnesses sources recent years people suffered tremendously waves infectious diseases malaria cholera zika chikungunya dengue among others overcome scourges declaration good intent comforting health
HTI 2016 1025 1025 also opportunity salute great courage leadership secretary-general end second term urge accept idea country needs international understanding tackle challenges lack sanitation continues expose epidemic endemic disease illnesses sources recent years people suffered tremendously waves infectious diseases malaria cholera zika chikungunya dengue among others overcome scourges declaration good intent comforting though effect health
HTI 2016 1026 1026 opportunity salute great courage leadership secretary-general end second term urge accept idea country needs international understanding tackle challenges lack sanitation continues expose epidemic endemic disease illnesses sources recent years people suffered tremendously waves infectious diseases malaria cholera zika chikungunya dengue among others overcome scourges declaration good intent comforting though effect yield health
HTI 2016 1035 1035 urge accept idea country needs international understanding tackle challenges lack sanitation continues expose epidemic endemic disease illnesses sources recent years people suffered tremendously waves infectious diseases malaria cholera zika chikungunya dengue among others overcome scourges declaration good intent comforting though effect yield results require real effective sanitary support respect drinking water health
HTI 2016 1036 1036 accept idea country needs international understanding tackle challenges lack sanitation continues expose epidemic endemic disease illnesses sources recent years people suffered tremendously waves infectious diseases malaria cholera zika chikungunya dengue among others overcome scourges declaration good intent comforting though effect yield results require real effective sanitary support respect drinking water waste health
HTI 2016 1122 1122 united nations many cases sexual abuse perpetrated peacekeepers introduction cholera haiti recognition united nations moral responsibility latter instance opens way real discussions need definitively end pandemic affects many fellow citizens trust urgent appeal secretary- general substantially strengthened programme combat cholera provide material assistance victims families will heeded will fully meet expectations health
IND 2016 915 915 basis friendship truth fact attempted establish unprecedented paradigm friendship past two years conveyed eid greetings prime minister pakistan wished success cricket team extended good wishes health well-being come preconditions attached get return pathankot bahadur ali uri imposing preconditions pakistanis now going different direction bahadur ali terrorist custody whose confession proof pakistan’s health
IRL 2016 422 422 years determined implementation sdgs will enable us address many root causes migration lack economic opportunity substantial driver migration provide opportunities sdgs set approach involves investment health care education water sanitation essential services states members united nations now called meet obligation implement sdgs domestically within borders bilaterally development partners multilaterally within regional health
IRQ 2016 740 740 embraced supported fatwa iraq keen participate alongside countries advancing development efforts attaining sustainable development goals combating poverty discrimination protecting environment enhancing child-care programmes improving standards health education intent create environment promotes freedom human rights equality vitally important participation women state society call nations worldwide commit implementing relevant security council resolutions preventing health
ISL 2016 702 702 base economic welfare market economics contrast people north korea still live poverty gross domestic product per capita equal per cent cousins south experience higher infant mortality lower life expectancy cousins even starvation severe human rights violations committed dictatorship government shocking see government north korea continues illegal pursuit nuclear weapons thereby risking health
ISR 2016 255 255 best intelligence services earth unmatched experience proven capabilities fighting terrorism many governments will seek help keeping countries safe many also seek benefit israel’s ingenuity agriculture health water cybersecurity fusion big data connectivity artificial intelligence fusion changing world every way israel leads world recycling wastewater recycle per cent wastewater remarkable given next health
ISR 2016 806 806 perhaps appreciate obsessive bias israel just problem country problem countries united nations spends much time condemning liberal democracy middle east far less time address war disease poverty climate_change serious problems plague planet half-million slaughtered syrians helped member states condemnation israel israel treated thousands injured syrians hospitals including field hospital built right health
ITA 2016 83 83 likelihood remote foremost among threat terrorism cities everyday life terrorism longer strikes conventional targets rather human dimension theatre restaurant museum stadium also pressing risks connected pandemics sometimes exaggerated often constitute grave risks well risks connected environment community women men together colleagues able give response signing important paris agreement climate_change past april health
ITA 2016 633 633 era will ensure meeting g-7 serves important occasion reflect values identity culture well challenge food double sense fight poverty starvation one hand value food security health awareness time convinced challenge facing security council challenge facing europe challenge facing g-7 share root based blueprint duty italians bring voice contribution united nations seeking health
JAM 2016 237 237 self-reliant path must bring attention general assembly matter requires international cooperation highly indebted middle-income countries himic like jamaica poised economic transition attainment relatively high levels health education however climate historically low economic growth potential gravely threatened choose debt repayment catalytic growth spending jamaica choice jamaica must repay debts repaying debts however health
JAM 2016 1032 1032 must given opportunity live environment free fear violence resolve undergirds support global partnership end violence children international community must scale cooperation order respond growing deepening health crises gripped world jamaica like many countries continues struggle preventing controlling common risk factors associated prevalence non-communicable new emerging diseases emerging resurgent epidemics associated transnational health
JAM 2016 1052 1052 cooperation order respond growing deepening health crises gripped world jamaica like many countries continues struggle preventing controlling common risk factors associated prevalence non-communicable new emerging diseases emerging resurgent epidemics associated transnational movement microbes ebola zika chikungunya represent severe challenge national budgets recently concluded high-level meeting antimicrobial resistance hiv aids also highlighted health
JAM 2016 1055 1055 growing deepening health crises gripped world jamaica like many countries continues struggle preventing controlling common risk factors associated prevalence non-communicable new emerging diseases emerging resurgent epidemics associated transnational movement microbes ebola zika chikungunya represent severe challenge national budgets recently concluded high-level meeting antimicrobial resistance hiv aids also highlighted another problem global health
JAM 2016 1081 1081 associated transnational movement microbes ebola zika chikungunya represent severe challenge national budgets recently concluded high-level meeting antimicrobial resistance hiv aids also highlighted another problem global health situation must halted ensure citizens full productive lives another issue demands continued cooperation global regional national levels response climate_change increasing occurrence natural disasters including extreme health
KEN 2016 48 48 charter united nations people across world africa particular achieved freedom self- determination expanding democracy thanks international community’s advances technology collective action world made remarkable strides health care education agriculture eliminated number killer diseases cold war behind us paving way greater opportunities global synergy even among younger nations kenya technological innovations m-pesa health
KEN 2016 55 55 particular achieved freedom self- determination expanding democracy thanks international community’s advances technology collective action world made remarkable strides health care education agriculture eliminated number killer diseases cold war behind us paving way greater opportunities global synergy even among younger nations kenya technological innovations m-pesa mobile phone-based platform money transfer financial services health
KEN 2016 499 499 ambitions kenya continues remain focused priorities youth women including building financing special programmes full integration mainstreaming related matter remarkable achievements global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria noteworthy government last week pledged million towards fifth replenishment cycle global fund moreover also pledged joint united nations programme hiv aids acutely aware challenges face health
KGZ 2016 229 229 efforts achieve millennium development goals well needs mountainous landlocked developing countries kyrgyzstan biggest priority areas sustainable development goals include poverty reduction food security quality education health care economic growth energy preservation environment know one three pillars agenda consists environmental issues paris worked together reach consensus climate_change kyrgyzstan fully supports global agreement health
KHM 2016 842 842 violating laws punishing crimes undermine national security defamation calumny incitement racial hatred production fake treaties identification cards meanwhile opposition committing crimes made considerable progress education health care infrastructure similarly successfully fought aids malaria undertaken long difficult fight corruption ministries environment agriculture striving correct mistakes made respect forestry licenses poverty rate dropped health
KHM 2016 849 849 defamation calumny incitement racial hatred production fake treaties identification cards meanwhile opposition committing crimes made considerable progress education health care infrastructure similarly successfully fought aids malaria undertaken long difficult fight corruption ministries environment agriculture striving correct mistakes made respect forestry licenses poverty rate dropped every year per cent experienced average growth health
KIR 2016 284 284 challenges facing global family conflicts around world scourge terrorism transnational organized crime war nuclear testing mass movements refugees migrants often unstated invisible silent killer non-communicable diseases health oceans looming challenges uncertainties incremental real existential threats climate_change continue undermine efforts global family achieve sustainable development also like add new session provides great health
KIR 2016 285 285 facing global family conflicts around world scourge terrorism transnational organized crime war nuclear testing mass movements refugees migrants often unstated invisible silent killer non-communicable diseases health oceans looming challenges uncertainties incremental real existential threats climate_change continue undermine efforts global family achieve sustainable development also like add new session provides great opportunity health
KIR 2016 501 501 water increasingly contaminated intruding seawater enter la niña period drought forecast country water scarcity already issue people urban rural areas potential trigger risks example sanitation health education kiribati closely monitoring situation seriously considering immediate options ensuring people’s survival urgently call assistance united nations family members asking look hearts help us address health
KIR 2016 1306 1306 perilous tides east fly brave proud currents wind will always transformation proud i-kiribati frigatebird liberty identity closing share everyone hall hearts love now traditional blessing health peace prosperity te mauri te raoi ao te tabomoa health
KNA 2016 489 489 cent gross domestic product wiped six hours wind rainfall tropical storm new formula must include vulnerability resilience indices prime minister caricom quasi- cabinet lead responsibility health human development encourage body like-minded governments join re-energizing efforts fight non-communicable diseases antimicrobial resistance well communicable diseases like hiv aids fight consistent international efforts meet health
KNA 2016 501 501 formula must include vulnerability resilience indices prime minister caricom quasi- cabinet lead responsibility health human development encourage body like-minded governments join re-energizing efforts fight non-communicable diseases antimicrobial resistance well communicable diseases like hiv aids fight consistent international efforts meet sdg targets serves promote human security improve individual choices empower citizens saint health
KNA 2016 506 506 indices prime minister caricom quasi- cabinet lead responsibility health human development encourage body like-minded governments join re-energizing efforts fight non-communicable diseases antimicrobial resistance well communicable diseases like hiv aids fight consistent international efforts meet sdg targets serves promote human security improve individual choices empower citizens saint kitts nevis grateful general assembly health
KNA 2016 558 558 advocacy well joint united nations programme hiv aids support pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids declared example international best practices also proud strides made reducing mother-to- child infection birth per cent efforts ensure ongoing cost-effective access antiretroviral drugs treatment reduce education stigma associated disease battle far won caribbean still area high prevalence essential health
KNA 2016 574 574 best practices also proud strides made reducing mother-to- child infection birth per cent efforts ensure ongoing cost-effective access antiretroviral drugs treatment reduce education stigma associated disease battle far won caribbean still area high prevalence essential invest education order promote healthier lives healthier food choices well help people make right lifestyle choices health
KNA 2016 602 602 won caribbean still area high prevalence essential invest education order promote healthier lives healthier food choices well help people make right lifestyle choices several non-communicable diseases preventable long term implementing agenda sustainable development sdgs can reduce enormous costs treatments associated non-communicable diseases turn contribute significantly meaningful economic development worth investment can health
KNA 2016 618 618 well help people make right lifestyle choices several non-communicable diseases preventable long term implementing agenda sustainable development sdgs can reduce enormous costs treatments associated non-communicable diseases turn contribute significantly meaningful economic development worth investment can protect critical national asset people efforts matter many difficulties outlined made less burdensome government people saint health
KNA 2016 680 680 resilience transform country modernize economy upgrade workforce educate people empower citizenry also outstanding models south-south cooperation worthy emulation example cuba’s support developing world education training health care agriculture heritage development dwarfs assistance many economically advanced countries venezuela’s bolivarian energy outreach petro caribe important model must greater commitment share prosperity additionally past health
KOR 2016 15 15 hall international community shared concerns state world conflicts civil wars terrorism violent extremism climate_change epidemics grinding poverty unfortunately oversupply problems deficit solutions remains unchanged sense crisis paradoxically drew us together achieve historic milestones namely agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change health
KOR 2016 168 168 areas education women’s empowerment science technology rural development introduced korea aid new development cooperation initiative mobile customized service delivered need vulnerable groups already experiencing better health medical services well enjoying adequate food cultural activities sdgs paris agreement climate_change inextricably linked future planet people mutually reinforcing lead virtuous cycle respect host copenhagen health
LCA 2016 221 221 strengthen region general doubt whatsoever face many challenges within international community majority challenges basic symptomatic single underlying issue denial access basic human rights including education health care justice security must accept pillars fundamental human rights foundation upon nations must grow failure provide ensure rights citizens crucial areas life breeds dangerous challenges health
LCA 2016 722 722 emerging global village must adopt policies programmes put citizens basic human needs first must accept easy fixes solution undermines ability state deliver promise provide education health care justice security citizens health
LSO 2016 264 264 diplomacy can bear fruit theme chosen current session namely sustainable development goals universal push transform world relevant appropriate time humankind tottering precipice resulting hunger poverty disease adverse consequences climate_change theme highlights collective desire united nations eradicate poverty forms dimensions may recall overriding message agenda leave one behind unique special challenges faced health
LSO 2016 636 636 hiv aids pricked conscience humankind many years lesotho adopted innovative indigenous leadership programme seeks galvanize collective wisdom levels leadership join fight hiv aids particular ensure health delivery system affordable accessible effective programme launched majesty king letsie iii august also launched test-and-treat programme april revived national aids commission just initiatives government lesotho health
LUX 2016 182 182 end year must act inclusive manner involving various stakeholders ensuring policies consistent particularly area development can strike balance economic environmental social pillars must invest education health care must fight social inequality ensure decent work provide robust social protection systems country among seven countries spend least per cent gross national income official health
LUX 2016 725 725 way sustainable development international community ready assist support efforts restoration consolidation peace africa formidable resources first place pool extraordinary talent represented youth important focus education health job creation context inclusive national development policies make use human potential natural resources africa policies aim reduce poverty inequality reduce vulnerability shocks create countless prospects health
MAR 2016 467 467 defend interests continent help promote development combat poverty shared number african countries experience field social services including areas education training water agriculture food security electricity health care respect kingdom morocco renews call united nations regional international financial institutions develop plan economic transformation africa provide resources finance given link sustainable development environment health
MCO 2016 20 20 hearing since beginning week representatives world crisis war-torn world divided inequality shocked ever- increasing massive population displacements afflicted hunger disease torn apart grief-stricken violence also representatives world threatened global_warming made vulnerable attacks biodiversity concerned new dangers ocean acidification melting permafrost doubly responsible situation world responsible health
MDG 2016 157 157 development goals madagascar promoting social protection year formulated implemented national policy regard way example provide income supplements poorest households support integration children school system improve nutrition school cafeterias addition social protection just mentioned health education sectors hold dear health key country best way ensure productivity people school workplace draft universal health- health
MDG 2016 165 165 implemented national policy regard way example provide income supplements poorest households support integration children school system improve nutrition school cafeterias addition social protection just mentioned health education sectors hold dear health key country best way ensure productivity people school workplace draft universal health- coverage system set year part efforts improve public-health health
MDG 2016 170 170 example provide income supplements poorest households support integration children school system improve nutrition school cafeterias addition social protection just mentioned health education sectors hold dear health key country best way ensure productivity people school workplace draft universal health- coverage system set year part efforts improve public-health system policy will provide heath-care health
MDG 2016 390 390 improve protection offered people disabilities madagascar implementing inclusive policies safeguard interests allow effectively participate development sustainable development goal seeks end hunger achieve food security improve nutrition promote sustainable agriculture ambition modernize agriculture sector increase productivity develop organic farming ensure food autonomy accelerate completion regional project indian ocean commission transform madagascar breadbasket health
MDV 2016 119 119 everyone address everyone president abdullah yameen abdul gayoom’s development efforts aim empower everyone society can share development dividends reached current situation sustained continuous targeted investment health education find best way sustain developmental gains focus people made aim deliver easily accessible health care every citizen feat extremely challenging population people dispersed islands health
MDV 2016 134 134 share development dividends reached current situation sustained continuous targeted investment health education find best way sustain developmental gains focus people made aim deliver easily accessible health care every citizen feat extremely challenging population people dispersed islands ensured free health care provided sea ambulances atolls established pharmacy every inhabited island stopped investing health
MDV 2016 147 147 best way sustain developmental gains focus people made aim deliver easily accessible health care every citizen feat extremely challenging population people dispersed islands ensured free health care provided sea ambulances atolls established pharmacy every inhabited island stopped investing education despite achieving nearly per cent literacy rather continued invest teacher quality continuously health
MDV 2016 546 546 action prevent climate_change forging meaningful partnerships investing today saving tomorrow continue alarmed realities climate_change another crisis looms state oceans large-ocean state major economic activities depend health wealth oceans concerned many situations issue hand one needs collective response one opportunity united nations conference support implementation sustainable development goal sustainable use oceans held health
MHL 2016 407 407 problems truly serious tackling sdgs let us truly find solutions island-tailored innovative finance thirdly national growth well-being must driven commitment improve delivery basic social development health food security environment particular vulnerable groups islands especially elderly disabled single parents targeted marshall islands highest rate diabetes incidence world national crisis consumption sugary food health
MHL 2016 489 489 future even strong efforts curb global emissions paris agreement even issue survival line committed addressing challenges immediate action working sdg goal affordable energy goal good health goal clean water goal sustainable communities order counter diabetes parliament considering sharp increase import taxes sugar-added beverages taking forward implementing international support disaster-risk-reduction plan measures health
MLI 2016 773 773 change lives people substantial inclusive manner mali convinced need adopt strategies strengthen economic growth respond vital needs population including combating climate_change protecting environment providing education health care social protection jobs young people also empowering women ensuring involvement young people management critical issues relating socioeconomic development country context adopted law setting aside health
MWI 2016 220 220 existence hurricanes cyclones earthquakes wildfires extreme flooding droughts dangers threaten fragile economies africa third world everywhere africa rest developing world suffering dehumanizing poverty pain hunger disease inequalities gender imbalances tragedies challenges creation solutions lie hands choices human destiny around world lie us assembly challenges must resolved us nobody else can resolve health
MWI 2016 530 530 implementation crucial document malawi already adopted climate_change policy will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic among countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme managing pandemic need concerted efforts manage non-communicable diseases hypertension health
MWI 2016 538 538 will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic among countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme managing pandemic need concerted efforts manage non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer gender equality malawi taking proactive measures health
MWI 2016 548 548 also put record malawi making exemplary progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic among countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme managing pandemic need concerted efforts manage non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer gender equality malawi taking proactive measures reduce vulnerability women adolescent girls violence abuse consequently focusing addressing health
MWI 2016 554 554 progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic among countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme managing pandemic need concerted efforts manage non-communicable diseases hypertension diabetes cancer gender equality malawi taking proactive measures reduce vulnerability women adolescent girls violence abuse consequently focusing addressing gender-based violence balancing reproductive productive roles health
MWI 2016 873 873 suitable vehicle reform revitalization united nations shall seek every possible way contribute appropriate solution matter let conclude reiterating malawi making every effort overcome decades underdevelopment disease hunger retarded development country quest dignity people place world malawi set productive partner collective push transform world leaders transformation generation must transform world history demands health
MYS 2016 354 354 government services malaysia also stranger area volunteerism referring organization malaysian-based hospitals beyond boundaries hbb well voluntary organizations non-governmental organizations hbb non-profit organization committed providing accessible health care community- run clinics underprivileged communities cambodia malaysia hbb led recipient united nations young leader award dr mohd lutfi fadil lokman selected sdg ensure healthy health
NER 2016 206 206 met remarkable progress indeed made note connection fight poverty goal halving number people living extreme poverty achieved similarly education number school- age children school halved health area infant maternal mortality also halved unfortunately positive results hide huge disparities inequalities fact results strongly influenced progress asia latin america owing high sustained growth health
NER 2016 210 210 made note connection fight poverty goal halving number people living extreme poverty achieved similarly education number school- age children school halved health area infant maternal mortality also halved unfortunately positive results hide huge disparities inequalities fact results strongly influenced progress asia latin america owing high sustained growth rates period african countries health
NER 2016 953 953 boko haram committing atrocities irreparably compromise ability countries affected achieve sustainable development goals niger boko haram carries regular incursions internally displaced persons refugees risk starvation epidemics children go school therefore urgent stabilize situation libya urgent help libya emerge chaos urgent stabilize mali neutralize terrorists urgent support multinational joint task force operating health
NER 2016 1037 1037 oriented towards defence security spite niger able reduce poverty per cent per cent achieve mdg reducing extreme hunger poverty half goal significantly reducing child maternal mortality mdg target access water sanitation urban areas recovery programme will allow us improve results move toward implementation sdgs ambition leave country end last term radically health
NER 2016 1119 1119 demographic transition process school free compulsory persons years per cent children attend vocational technical training leave trade profession universities train competent professionals subregion niger access health clean water sanitation ensured employment specifically young people abundant finally country resolutely engaged way unity continent words niger resolutely set along way sustainable development goals health
NOR 2016 475 475 women minorities members marginalized communities human rights defenders important corrective society weak leaders fear correction sdgs building inclusive societies inclusive societies perform better right education health crucial regard today million children young people school number growing last year together presidents chile indonesia malawi director-general unesco initiated establishment international commission financing global health
NOR 2016 576 576 girls go school get education represents exercise fundamental right also good economy global education will continue top priority norway’s development policy another priority norway strengthening epidemic preparedness global health security developing new vaccines can prevent new outbreaks important goal requires effective partnerships across national borders across every sector society along mobilization health
NOR 2016 579 579 get education represents exercise fundamental right also good economy global education will continue top priority norway’s development policy another priority norway strengthening epidemic preparedness global health security developing new vaccines can prevent new outbreaks important goal requires effective partnerships across national borders across every sector society along mobilization domestic private-sector resources health
NOR 2016 623 623 sector society along mobilization domestic private-sector resources antibiotic medicines saved millions lives antimicrobial resistance making increasingly ineffective act reach stage common infections deadly grandchildren die illnesses grandparents survived new global health challenges require increased international cooperation therefore pleased managed put issue high agenda week know needs done now time work back health
NOR 2016 628 628 private-sector resources antibiotic medicines saved millions lives antimicrobial resistance making increasingly ineffective act reach stage common infections deadly grandchildren die illnesses grandparents survived new global health challenges require increased international cooperation therefore pleased managed put issue high agenda week know needs done now time work back home climate conference paris late health
NPL 2016 258 258 sdgs informed success reaching millennium development goals mdgs amid multiple challenges nepal’s performance respect impressive able halve proportion people living poverty significantly reduce maternal infant mortality rates able send children school keep school enrolment girls schools substantially increased agenda sustainable development now part national development plans programmes will implemented utmost priority health
NRU 2016 746 746 fundamental human rights dignity worth human person equal rights men women nations large small million people republic china therefore enjoy fundamental rights taiwan contributed world health assembly international civil aviation organization people promoting sustainable development goals domestically internationally helping lead way towards low-carbon economy taiwan key stakeholder international community make efforts health
PAN 2016 242 242 plan aligned agenda sustainable development backed aggressive public investment plan totalling billion designed provide panamanians access potable water basic sanitation decent housing efficient high- quality health education security transport services aim eradicating poverty inequality strengthened expanded coverage social support system programmes now reach per cent population area public health completed first health
PAN 2016 265 265 high- quality health education security transport services aim eradicating poverty inequality strengthened expanded coverage social support system programmes now reach per cent population area public health completed first phase national dialogue effective coordination health system conducted mass vaccinations following outbreak h1n1 virus region first national census preventive health done free clinical health
PAN 2016 273 273 eradicating poverty inequality strengthened expanded coverage social support system programmes now reach per cent population area public health completed first phase national dialogue effective coordination health system conducted mass vaccinations following outbreak h1n1 virus region first national census preventive health done free clinical evaluations people age country making biggest investment basic health
PAN 2016 287 287 population area public health completed first phase national dialogue effective coordination health system conducted mass vaccinations following outbreak h1n1 virus region first national census preventive health done free clinical evaluations people age country making biggest investment basic sanitation mass transit latin america areas account per cent budget together social housing training health
PAN 2016 839 839 measures must based protection inherent human right life convinced controlled migration contributes justice equity world panama therefore reaffirms commitment providing humanitarian treatment migrants applying strict health safety controls call countries hemisphere endorse successful completion electoral process haiti strengthening democratic institutions economy rapprochement governments cuba united states example diplomacy can achieve order health
PER 2016 71 71 functional prosperous better opportunities jobs equality human rights promoted government’s plans public policies coincide united nations sustainable development goals enshrined agenda include access water education health care peruvians services vital order drastically reduce poverty context full-scale battle corruption discrimination insecurity drug trafficking one key objective government ensure efficient management safe water health
PHL 2016 773 773 step overall development pace philippines continues enhance delivery quality basic social services people anchored implementation view human approach development governance benchmarked services global standards true health education food water housing services environmental preservation respect culture pursuit social justice form key components national development frameworks since philippines made public support core pillars health
PLW 2016 549 549 marine sanctuary initiative based traditional practice conservation called bul imposes moratorium exploitation diminishing resources order allow replenish national marine sanctuary will therefore allow ocean regain health replenish fish stocks make progress rejuvenation biodiversity within strengthening ocean-based activities diving snorkeling kayaking swimming catch-and-release sport fishing sanctuary will boost palau tourism main engine health
PLW 2016 615 615 goals increased income tourism will allow us provide basic services water sanitation ensure food security will allow us address goals including eradication extreme poverty improvement health including addressing predominance non-communicable diseases strengthening education building stronger community resilience improved information communication technology facilitate stronger effective disaster resilience will also able address special health
PLW 2016 620 620 allow us provide basic services water sanitation ensure food security will allow us address goals including eradication extreme poverty improvement health including addressing predominance non-communicable diseases strengthening education building stronger community resilience improved information communication technology facilitate stronger effective disaster resilience will also able address special needs children elderly persons disabilities health
PLW 2016 648 648 building stronger community resilience improved information communication technology facilitate stronger effective disaster resilience will also able address special needs children elderly persons disabilities including mental illnesses one important outcomes want agenda promotion mental health well-being citizens palau success palau national marine sanctuary will depend great extent upon happens areas beyond national health
PLW 2016 656 656 facilitate stronger effective disaster resilience will also able address special needs children elderly persons disabilities including mental illnesses one important outcomes want agenda promotion mental health well-being citizens palau success palau national marine sanctuary will depend great extent upon happens areas beyond national jurisdiction since fish stocks health biodiversity specific boundaries health
PLW 2016 678 678 agenda promotion mental health well-being citizens palau success palau national marine sanctuary will depend great extent upon happens areas beyond national jurisdiction since fish stocks health biodiversity specific boundaries palau therefore grateful accordance resolution new implementing agreement consideration preparatory committee negotiations designed come comprehensive global regime better address conservation sustainable use health
PLW 2016 915 915 development universal transformational goals must also universal implementation finally taiwan possesses technical capacity many areas can shared world therefore participate international meetings mechanisms frameworks world health organization international civil aviation organization various economic partnerships inter alia talk participating benefiting agenda think enablers achievement accordingly addition applauding re-establishment diplomatic relations united states health
PNG 2016 795 795 strategy responsible sustainable development guided medium- term plan long-term vision development plan prosperous nation government recognizes agenda aligns fully current national development priorities regard education health infrastructure sustainable economic growth law order already implementing throughout country regard government legislated implementing robust unprecedented decentralized governance structure now enables districts throughout country fully health
PNG 2016 1053 1053 implementation nationally determined contributions archipelagic state papua new guinea concerned state world’s oceans since large proportion people’s lives livelihoods including cultural heritage linked oceans seas health productivity resilience oceans seas increasingly threat uncontrolled poorly regulated human activities including illegal unregulated unreported fishing land-based pollution plastic marine debris ocean warming acidification order health
PNG 2016 1478 1478 regular annual dialogue pacific islands forum leaders including invitation tomorrow’s meeting actions clearly attest visionary caring leadership regional issues government’s people’s behalf wish wife good health every success next endeavour health
PRY 2016 129 129 cowardly intolerant form reached global dimensions characterized emergence increasingly cruel inhuman groups scorn human life lack respect rights fundamental freedoms effects climate_change pollution continue worsen pandemics threaten planet global challenges transcend physical borders state immune confronted individually therefore essential promote collective comprehensive strategies based shared responsibility furthermore lose sight priority challenges health
PRY 2016 611 611 social protection schemes involve conditional monetary transfers school lunches pensions elderly also specific programmes put end intergenerational transmission poverty sowing opportunities programme improves families access health education prioritizes women heads households paraguay strongly promote infrastructure taking measures improve transparency accountability public institutions public domain open public government’s motto additionally encourage productive health
RUS 2016 1285 1285 protection conflict settlement peacekeeping ensuring human rights freedoms sustainable development regulating information technology efforts combat terrorism drug- trafficking corruption furthermore includes issues ranging eradication infectious diseases ensuring social responsibility businesses fostering scientific technological progress addition course united nations must promote civil dialogue thereby strengthening pluralism cultures traditions serving catalyst progress science health
SAU 2016 407 407 institutions since beginning crisis kingdom opened doors host hundreds thousands syrians refugees camps basis brotherly ethical principles order maintain dignity safety provided necessary facilities well health care also provided job education opportunities call brothers sisters libya continue rebuild state confront terrorist groups regard iraq stress important maintain iraq’s unity territorial integrity health
SAU 2016 580 580 general assembly last year launched vision based main principles agenda arab islamic cultures traditions geographic location vision aimed advancing economy achieved development fields energy industry health education tourism fields order increase non-oil exports create necessary conditions attract local international investment also worked private sector become state’s main partner also provided essential health
SAU 2016 607 607 tourism fields order increase non-oil exports create necessary conditions attract local international investment also worked private sector become state’s main partner also provided essential services health education housing will spare effort working international community order achieve good humankind will continue play role humanitarian political economic levels will also seek reform united health
SGP 2016 197 197 caliphate south-east asia singapore committed working friends partners address threat violent extremism terrorism exchanging intelligence sharing experience deradicalization programmes taking place also recall ebola virus epidemic current zika infections stark reminders global health remains concern need work world health organization keep countries safe remaining open connected functioning uncertain world small states health
SGP 2016 204 204 partners address threat violent extremism terrorism exchanging intelligence sharing experience deradicalization programmes taking place also recall ebola virus epidemic current zika infections stark reminders global health remains concern need work world health organization keep countries safe remaining open connected functioning uncertain world small states like singapore will work much harder just health
SGP 2016 210 210 exchanging intelligence sharing experience deradicalization programmes taking place also recall ebola virus epidemic current zika infections stark reminders global health remains concern need work world health organization keep countries safe remaining open connected functioning uncertain world small states like singapore will work much harder just stay afloat small boats rough sea health
SGP 2016 408 408 international order believe precondition existence independent sovereign states second essential element international partnership cooperation significant challenges time transnational nature examples include global economic growth climate_change epidemics terrorism therein lies importance united nations recent successful conclusion paris agreement climate_change last november good example countries around world come together solve problem posed global health
SGP 2016 703 703 involves sustainable management forests prevention land degradation loss biodiversity form issue addressed sdg agenda south-east asia transboundary haze forest peatland fires started human beings impaired health millions people compromised safety aircraft navigation damaged regional economies accelerated climate_change association southeast asian nations asean adopted road map achieve hope will haze-free asean need health
SLB 2016 956 956 claims solomon islands recognizes fundamental rights republic china taiwan million people participate meaningfully united nations specialized agencies solomon islands finds taiwan’s limited restricted participation world health organization system regrettable especially time spread infectious diseases impacting children need everyone assist call taiwan’s open free access world health organization meetings similarly taiwan remains health
SLB 2016 964 964 taiwan million people participate meaningfully united nations specialized agencies solomon islands finds taiwan’s limited restricted participation world health organization system regrettable especially time spread infectious diseases impacting children need everyone assist call taiwan’s open free access world health organization meetings similarly taiwan remains unjustly fringes international civil aviation organization icao decision-making health
SLB 2016 976 976 taiwan’s limited restricted participation world health organization system regrettable especially time spread infectious diseases impacting children need everyone assist call taiwan’s open free access world health organization meetings similarly taiwan remains unjustly fringes international civil aviation organization icao decision-making processes taiwan manages million flights equalling million passengers taipei flight information region health
SLE 2016 72 72 signing paris agreement climate_change convening first world humanitarian summit sierra leone will always remember secretary-general deep appreciation exemplary role mobilizing support successful fight deadly ebola disease theme chosen president debate year sustainable development goals universal push transform world thoughtful order achieve goal must universally promote sustainable development goals must push forward health
SLE 2016 114 114 must universally promote sustainable development goals must push forward energy compassion resolve save millions women children still trapped poverty bring peace troubled region prevent contain disease outbreaks sierra leone drawing lessons learned implementation millennium development goals taken action quickly integrate sdgs national development planning processes linking goals targets national development programme health
SLE 2016 696 696 government’s vision empowerment women enshrined pillar agenda prosperity consistent global aspirations recognition crucial importance women gender parity development process government’s programmes youth- oriented range education health community development employment efforts address youth empowerment unemployment remain heart agenda prosperity government also made record number appointments youths women top- level decision-making positions including health
SLE 2016 747 747 ministerial ambassadorial leadership posts government departments agencies military police parliament judiciary local government ebola outbreak west africa shone spotlight critical need world robust effective global health architecture strong accountable leadership deal health crises including pandemics context delegation commends high-level panel global response health crises comprehensive report strongly consider recommendations way forward health
SLE 2016 753 753 agencies military police parliament judiciary local government ebola outbreak west africa shone spotlight critical need world robust effective global health architecture strong accountable leadership deal health crises including pandemics context delegation commends high-level panel global response health crises comprehensive report strongly consider recommendations way forward appropriate action national regional international levels health
SLE 2016 756 756 parliament judiciary local government ebola outbreak west africa shone spotlight critical need world robust effective global health architecture strong accountable leadership deal health crises including pandemics context delegation commends high-level panel global response health crises comprehensive report strongly consider recommendations way forward appropriate action national regional international levels must collectively commit health
SLE 2016 764 764 shone spotlight critical need world robust effective global health architecture strong accountable leadership deal health crises including pandemics context delegation commends high-level panel global response health crises comprehensive report strongly consider recommendations way forward appropriate action national regional international levels must collectively commit full implementation panel’s recommendations order protect humankind scourge health
SLE 2016 791 791 comprehensive report strongly consider recommendations way forward appropriate action national regional international levels must collectively commit full implementation panel’s recommendations order protect humankind scourge future health crises behalf government people sierra leone let express appreciation international community supporting us efforts defeat ebola virus now implementing post-ebola recovery programme applaud support received health
SLV 2016 649 649 impact country’s entire social fabric particular children crucial global leadership represented hall particular countries hosting refugees crisis provide coordinated humane united response families suffering deracination disease loss loved ones result war also hope different sectors syria will support international community united nations institutions reach agreement put end hostilities territory also like health
SSD 2016 875 875 befell us promise bring peace justice rebuild strong credible institutions country plan move country forward major development projects roads bridges new cities power grids education health modernizing agriculture can feed people going commit endowed resources oil minerals human capital others development youngest nation world call upon partners support cooperation consultation dialogue health
STP 2016 414 414 resources nevertheless made remarkable progress human development school enrolment rate per cent electricity coverage rate per cent internet penetration rate growing exponentially one lowest rates malaria africa recognized advances matters governance business climate without doubt track meeting sustainable development goals although challenges democracy political stability assured solidity institutions vibrance civil society health
STP 2016 570 570 multilateral financial institutions increase concessional lending universal push transform world depends principally mobilization financial resources necessary financial windfall capable electrifying continent irrigating fields combating endemic diseases eliminating hunger promoting professional training exist see every day capital markets economic financial press let us therefore act now access development loans response will also health
SVK 2016 190 190 impressive track record comes making world better place global poverty halved past two decades people fight fewer wars commit fewer homicides many men women access health care girls attend schools time past sure capable dealing challenges poverty hunger diseases injustice discrimination agenda sustainable development best means history make life planet good health
SVK 2016 203 203 decades people fight fewer wars commit fewer homicides many men women access health care girls attend schools time past sure capable dealing challenges poverty hunger diseases injustice discrimination agenda sustainable development best means history make life planet good gets success new agenda will possible without efficient international cooperation coordination backed united health
SWZ 2016 243 243 economic growth focus country’s efforts achieving sustainable development goals established procedures tracking progress attainment first-world status indicators set cover eight focal areas economic prosperity education health care service delivery infrastructure agricultural environmental sustainability governance corruption backdrop revised national development strategy view emphasizing linkages national development agenda sdgs african union’s agenda africa health
SWZ 2016 321 321 will direct efforts towards introduction science technology innovation well redesign presentation technical vocational training education entrepreneurship primary-school level inculcate culture innovation creativity entrepreneurship tender age health care one top national priorities line thematic area focuses good health thematic area links directly goals agenda sustainable development goals thematic area strategies prioritized country’s health
SWZ 2016 332 332 technical vocational training education entrepreneurship primary-school level inculcate culture innovation creativity entrepreneurship tender age health care one top national priorities line thematic area focuses good health thematic area links directly goals agenda sustainable development goals thematic area strategies prioritized country’s health sector include promoting health throughout one’s life disease prevention prompt health
SWZ 2016 347 347 care one top national priorities line thematic area focuses good health thematic area links directly goals agenda sustainable development goals thematic area strategies prioritized country’s health sector include promoting health throughout one’s life disease prevention prompt efficient management medical related conditions rehabilitation influencing health-related activities relevant primary sectors country will specifically health
SWZ 2016 351 351 priorities line thematic area focuses good health thematic area links directly goals agenda sustainable development goals thematic area strategies prioritized country’s health sector include promoting health throughout one’s life disease prevention prompt efficient management medical related conditions rehabilitation influencing health-related activities relevant primary sectors country will specifically strengthen health-care financing investment health
SWZ 2016 355 355 focuses good health thematic area links directly goals agenda sustainable development goals thematic area strategies prioritized country’s health sector include promoting health throughout one’s life disease prevention prompt efficient management medical related conditions rehabilitation influencing health-related activities relevant primary sectors country will specifically strengthen health-care financing investment fast-track establishment national health- health
SWZ 2016 388 388 rehabilitation influencing health-related activities relevant primary sectors country will specifically strengthen health-care financing investment fast-track establishment national health- insurance system ensure equity efficiency effectiveness provision health services thematic area country prioritized construction infrastructure will ultimately eradicate hurdles associated landlocked country end government prioritized road construction maintenance roads buildings civil aviation sustainable health
SWZ 2016 548 548 destroyed ecosystems drought led serious reduction water 16-29811 supply required crop production human use consumption sustenance remaining livestock slowing stopping disappearance ecosystems drought exacerbated food nutrition insecurity many people kingdom throughout southern african development community sadc region across entire african continent high proportion economic activity agro-based therefore country continued feel harsh health
SYR 2016 800 800 organizations despite unilateral coercive economic financial measures imposed syrian people parties falsely claim interests syrian people mind unilateral measures adversely affected many vital sectors including health care education energy today syria confronting mercenary terrorists territory long confronted different kind terrorism terrorism israel occupied precious part land syrian golan since june syrian health
TGO 2016 239 239 help significantly improve living conditions vulnerable populations society moreover encouragement received progress area human development recognition food agriculture organization united nations togolese programme fighting hunger malnutrition inspires enthusiasm intensify investment development favouring vulnerable sectors also welcome fact sdgs confirm validity strategic initiatives implementing recent years level infrastructure economic diversification improvement business health
TGO 2016 392 392 anniversary declaration right development making development vulnerable priority becoming increasingly crucial current context marked multiple pressing challenges persistent poverty unemployment threats human security linked climate_change disease conflict terrorism actions protection environment togo facing major climate challenges coastal erosion flooding desertification unpredictable rainy seasons take opportunity assembly renew firm commitment paris agreement health
TGO 2016 446 446 will everything can aid concluding ratification process end also everything possible implement welcome ratification agreement important future survival planet era live also marked resurgence new health challenges compromise progress realized human economic terms since aware reality position coordinator ebola virus disease outbreak response plan west africa like thank partners organizations made health
TGO 2016 461 461 important future survival planet era live also marked resurgence new health challenges compromise progress realized human economic terms since aware reality position coordinator ebola virus disease outbreak response plan west africa like thank partners organizations made possible us contain even eliminate epidemic continuing area health like pay tribute organizations member states health
TGO 2016 477 477 economic terms since aware reality position coordinator ebola virus disease outbreak response plan west africa like thank partners organizations made possible us contain even eliminate epidemic continuing area health like pay tribute organizations member states contributed reducing incidence hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon health
TGO 2016 480 480 aware reality position coordinator ebola virus disease outbreak response plan west africa like thank partners organizations made possible us contain even eliminate epidemic continuing area health like pay tribute organizations member states contributed reducing incidence hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control health
TGO 2016 492 492 like thank partners organizations made possible us contain even eliminate epidemic continuing area health like pay tribute organizations member states contributed reducing incidence hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control might resurge need reinforce health systems policies order eradicate diseases hiv aids health
TGO 2016 500 500 even eliminate epidemic continuing area health like pay tribute organizations member states contributed reducing incidence hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control might resurge need reinforce health systems policies order eradicate diseases hiv aids better fight maternal infant mortality protect world antimicrobial health
TGO 2016 503 503 continuing area health like pay tribute organizations member states contributed reducing incidence hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control might resurge need reinforce health systems policies order eradicate diseases hiv aids better fight maternal infant mortality protect world antimicrobial resistance development programme health
TGO 2016 510 510 member states contributed reducing incidence hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control might resurge need reinforce health systems policies order eradicate diseases hiv aids better fight maternal infant mortality protect world antimicrobial resistance development programme will able succeed sustainable national context implemented health
TGO 2016 515 515 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis despite progress must lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control might resurge need reinforce health systems policies order eradicate diseases hiv aids better fight maternal infant mortality protect world antimicrobial resistance development programme will able succeed sustainable national context implemented imbued peace cohesion government deployed health
TGO 2016 522 522 lower guard new health threats horizon diseases past control might resurge need reinforce health systems policies order eradicate diseases hiv aids better fight maternal infant mortality protect world antimicrobial resistance development programme will able succeed sustainable national context implemented imbued peace cohesion government deployed many efforts eradicate poverty hunger considered root health
TGO 2016 1163 1163 women order benefit africa’s potential must remove obstacles impede social economic development soon possible order reap positive benefits global level including areas climate peace security health right development hope innovative united nations partnership can transform world starting africa welcome commitment shown international community adoption sdgs remain convinced current session general assembly health
THA 2016 547 547 20-year national strategy continuing policy providing quality health-care services well ensuring equitable access education whether thai nationals migrants foreign workers end can count government’s universal health coverage programme well initiatives anti-microbial resistance campaign also compulsory education programme ensure basic education moreover government places high importance raising living standards protecting freedoms reducing health
TJK 2016 714 714 prioritizing water challenges clear countries international community whole must work together undertake coordinated efforts adopt urgent long-term measures particularly true water shared among various sectors health agriculture energy navigation example surface groundwater shared among communities countries among issues related implementation global water agenda discussed high-level symposium sdg targets ensuring one left health
TLS 2016 529 529 want plan’s impact population real benefit every citizen whether old young city remotest village short medium long term experience already shown can achieve impact example health sector health precious asset want offer quality health care benefits impacts population gives great satisfaction share assembly fact timor-leste according study countries published september issue health
TLS 2016 531 531 impact population real benefit every citizen whether old young city remotest village short medium long term experience already shown can achieve impact example health sector health precious asset want offer quality health care benefits impacts population gives great satisfaction share assembly fact timor-leste according study countries published september issue british medical health
TLS 2016 537 537 whether old young city remotest village short medium long term experience already shown can achieve impact example health sector health precious asset want offer quality health care benefits impacts population gives great satisfaction share assembly fact timor-leste according study countries published september issue british medical journal lancet country attained progress towards health
TLS 2016 577 577 published september issue british medical journal lancet country attained progress towards achieving health-related millennium development goals since result country’s peaceful stable environment efforts broaden access health care also joined antibiotic- resistance campaign concerted action among countries will help reduce number cases resistance increase number lives saved human animal thanks appropriate administration health
TON 2016 157 157 assistance united nations development programme undp tonga began incorporating sdgs domestic legislation aligning national strategic development framework sdgs now integral part government’s corporate-planning budgeting clauses health people top priority tonga indeed risk losing important natural resource tonga develop country people fall prey dangers non-communicable diseases ncds recognition thereof partnership pacific community health
TON 2016 176 176 integral part government’s corporate-planning budgeting clauses health people top priority tonga indeed risk losing important natural resource tonga develop country people fall prey dangers non-communicable diseases ncds recognition thereof partnership pacific community world health organization tonga hosted first regional summit non-commuicable diseases june year order highlight rampant spread diseases throughout kingdom health
TON 2016 177 177 part government’s corporate-planning budgeting clauses health people top priority tonga indeed risk losing important natural resource tonga develop country people fall prey dangers non-communicable diseases ncds recognition thereof partnership pacific community world health organization tonga hosted first regional summit non-commuicable diseases june year order highlight rampant spread diseases throughout kingdom pacific health
TON 2016 184 184 top priority tonga indeed risk losing important natural resource tonga develop country people fall prey dangers non-communicable diseases ncds recognition thereof partnership pacific community world health organization tonga hosted first regional summit non-commuicable diseases june year order highlight rampant spread diseases throughout kingdom pacific island region consider action address regional ncd health
TON 2016 192 192 resource tonga develop country people fall prey dangers non-communicable diseases ncds recognition thereof partnership pacific community world health organization tonga hosted first regional summit non-commuicable diseases june year order highlight rampant spread diseases throughout kingdom pacific island region consider action address regional ncd crisis privileged guest honour undp administrator helen clark health
TON 2016 199 199 dangers non-communicable diseases ncds recognition thereof partnership pacific community world health organization tonga hosted first regional summit non-commuicable diseases june year order highlight rampant spread diseases throughout kingdom pacific island region consider action address regional ncd crisis privileged guest honour undp administrator helen clark whose attendance summit first current role indicated health
TON 2016 209 209 health organization tonga hosted first regional summit non-commuicable diseases june year order highlight rampant spread diseases throughout kingdom pacific island region consider action address regional ncd crisis privileged guest honour undp administrator helen clark whose attendance summit first current role indicated importance undp partnership tonga region attaches health topic one leading health
TON 2016 231 231 action address regional ncd crisis privileged guest honour undp administrator helen clark whose attendance summit first current role indicated importance undp partnership tonga region attaches health topic one leading countries highlighted ncds joint programming missions programme united nations interagency task force prevention control ncds side event week tonga recognized international level health
TON 2016 237 237 guest honour undp administrator helen clark whose attendance summit first current role indicated importance undp partnership tonga region attaches health topic one leading countries highlighted ncds joint programming missions programme united nations interagency task force prevention control ncds side event week tonga recognized international level integrated national efforts address ncds related health
TON 2016 249 249 indicated importance undp partnership tonga region attaches health topic one leading countries highlighted ncds joint programming missions programme united nations interagency task force prevention control ncds side event week tonga recognized international level integrated national efforts address ncds related important issue health onslaught transnational crime country porous borders drugs managed enter health
TON 2016 261 261 highlighted ncds joint programming missions programme united nations interagency task force prevention control ncds side event week tonga recognized international level integrated national efforts address ncds related important issue health onslaught transnational crime country porous borders drugs managed enter tonga illicit movement people goods although country small terms capital comparison neighbouring health
TON 2016 265 265 missions programme united nations interagency task force prevention control ncds side event week tonga recognized international level integrated national efforts address ncds related important issue health onslaught transnational crime country porous borders drugs managed enter tonga illicit movement people goods although country small terms capital comparison neighbouring countries tonga seen effect health
TON 2016 293 293 crime country porous borders drugs managed enter tonga illicit movement people goods although country small terms capital comparison neighbouring countries tonga seen effect drugs trade health well-being people particularly young people putting future country risk support regional initiatives united nations office drugs crime combat trafficking drugs precursors among things organized crime health
TON 2016 724 724 convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land water health infrastructure food security biological diversity livelihoods ecosystems maintenance international peace security determined solely major way issue disarmament proliferation weapons forms threatens international peace security also health
TON 2016 1054 1054 sun roadside stripped clothing evidently victim robbery without reservation hesitation free religious cultural restrictions bias good samaritan went help man relieve suffering clothe nurse back health man placed good samaritan local accommodation recover tongolese probably neighbourly concern welfare indigenous people west papua called decision taken meeting pacific islands forum earlier month health
TTO 2016 160 160 development goals sdgs covers multitudinous threats collective well-being longevity civilization existential hazard caused unmitigated climate_change insidious threats violence extremism terrorism crises forced displacement spread infectious diseases illnesses ebola chikungunya zika clear challenges time far exceed limits geography demography therefore diminish efficacy unilateral responses however grave threats collectively face even compelling opportunity health
TTO 2016 161 161 goals sdgs covers multitudinous threats collective well-being longevity civilization existential hazard caused unmitigated climate_change insidious threats violence extremism terrorism crises forced displacement spread infectious diseases illnesses ebola chikungunya zika clear challenges time far exceed limits geography demography therefore diminish efficacy unilateral responses however grave threats collectively face even compelling opportunity presented health
TTO 2016 492 492 prevented obtaining education reaching full potential human beings citizens trinidad tobago remains committed raising standard living welfare members national community enhancement educational system improving delivery health care providing higher level accessibility support persons disabilities commitment long-standing position government trinidad tobago enacted several laws policies measures promote strengthen role women girls society health
TTO 2016 989 989 also introduced sponsored general assembly resolution women disarmament non-proliferation arms control encouraging women’s participation disarmament non-proliferation arms-control decision-making processes local regional national levels ensuring security health social development people continues major priority trinidad tobago like many others country escaped effects illicit drug trade associated ills come realize context sustainable development people’s health
TUR 2016 82 82 ki-moon valuable contributions ends 10- year tenure secretary-general served time global challenges within first quarter twenty-first century humankind reached peak achievements science technology economic development health however brilliance also dark disgraceful side syria iraq many countries suffering grip terrorism war hundreds thousands women children young elderly killed refugees fleeing death tyranny health
TUR 2016 154 154 continue attacks actions region also great potential disputes caucasus region unfold full-fledged conflict many problems yemen ukraine particular urgency peoples countries throughout world struggle hunger epidemics poverty illiteracy disgraceful side world damaging human dignity disturbing human conscience even distressing many crises problems easily resolved peace prosperity security future generations greatly depend health
TUV 2016 588 588 implementation sustainable development goals sdgs taiwan’s direct indirect support will greatly help leveraging existing partnerships taiwan already involved work many specialized united nations bodies world health organization international civil aviation organization therefore truly believe taiwan deserves international recognition become active member participant bodies united nations system vein principle self-determination must also health
TZA 2016 320 320 strengthens democracy equality gives vigour economy essence goal moreover women’s empowerment full participation society important goals vital reducing poverty achieving universal education improving maternal child health fulfilling development goals economic development also strategic tool expanding women’s political participation leadership without capacity generate incomes women face considerable barriers reaching higher levels education health
TZA 2016 347 347 development goals economic development also strategic tool expanding women’s political participation leadership without capacity generate incomes women face considerable barriers reaching higher levels education obtaining health care autonomy needed participate politics collectively universally represent half human resources potential skills talents available humankind societies tanzania committed promoting women’s empowerment levels striving bring health
UGA 2016 210 210 departure past global agendas sdgs fluctuate many strategic bottlenecks ideological disorientation weak state especially army needed restructuring suppression private sector underdevelopment human resources lack education health underdevelopment infrastructure railways roads electricity telephones piped water forth small internal market lack industrialization underdevelopment services sector underdevelopment agriculture attack democracy assembly can see two health
UKR 2016 1858 1858 resolution first step direction government committed protecting idps taken important measures strengthen national response mechanisms paying special attention ensuring idps means live well improving access health care education housing employment seventy years ago winston churchill one founding fathers united nations said westminster college fulton missouri difficulties dangers will removed closing eyes health
URY 2016 150 150 society support task saying seem like much lot without ignoring enormous importance issues consideration assembly let refer one perhaps news certainly important data provided world health organization shows primary cause mortality throughout world especially low- middle- income countries mainly talking non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly health
URY 2016 155 155 like much lot without ignoring enormous importance issues consideration assembly let refer one perhaps news certainly important data provided world health organization shows primary cause mortality throughout world especially low- middle- income countries mainly talking non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly consequent terrible impact diseases humankind health
URY 2016 166 166 refer one perhaps news certainly important data provided world health organization shows primary cause mortality throughout world especially low- middle- income countries mainly talking non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly consequent terrible impact diseases humankind fly radar governments nevertheless tragically affect lives peoples avoidable diseases largely health
URY 2016 169 169 news certainly important data provided world health organization shows primary cause mortality throughout world especially low- middle- income countries mainly talking non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly consequent terrible impact diseases humankind fly radar governments nevertheless tragically affect lives peoples avoidable diseases largely due four risk health
URY 2016 174 174 world health organization shows primary cause mortality throughout world especially low- middle- income countries mainly talking non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly consequent terrible impact diseases humankind fly radar governments nevertheless tragically affect lives peoples avoidable diseases largely due four risk factors directly linked supposedly typically health
URY 2016 179 179 cause mortality throughout world especially low- middle- income countries mainly talking non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly consequent terrible impact diseases humankind fly radar governments nevertheless tragically affect lives peoples avoidable diseases largely due four risk factors directly linked supposedly typically modern behaviours smoking alcohol consumption health
URY 2016 190 190 non-communicable diseases particular cardiovascular diseases cancer diabetes chronic pulmonary diseases clearly consequent terrible impact diseases humankind fly radar governments nevertheless tragically affect lives peoples avoidable diseases largely due four risk factors directly linked supposedly typically modern behaviours smoking alcohol consumption unhealthy diet physical inactivity primary effects risk factors dramatically felt increasingly health
URY 2016 243 243 countries poorest people every country strongly reflecting underlying socioeconomic determiners among populations conditions ripe creating vicious cycle poverty exposes people behavioural risk factors lead non-communicable diseases turn tend worsen state poverty affected individuals families health systems also affected impact high costs treatments needed treat chronic non-communicable diseases give idea financial implications health
URY 2016 252 252 determiners among populations conditions ripe creating vicious cycle poverty exposes people behavioural risk factors lead non-communicable diseases turn tend worsen state poverty affected individuals families health systems also affected impact high costs treatments needed treat chronic non-communicable diseases give idea financial implications without dramatic want draw members attention following statistics certainly health
URY 2016 264 264 risk factors lead non-communicable diseases turn tend worsen state poverty affected individuals families health systems also affected impact high costs treatments needed treat chronic non-communicable diseases give idea financial implications without dramatic want draw members attention following statistics certainly already know first direct cost smoking national health-care systems latin america estimated health
URY 2016 302 302 certainly already know first direct cost smoking national health-care systems latin america estimated billion equivalent per cent gross domestic product region per cent spends annually health care tax countries impose tobacco products amount per cent costs illnesses directly caused smoking secondly overall estimated economic cost cancer mexico caribbean central south america health
URY 2016 313 313 america estimated billion equivalent per cent gross domestic product region per cent spends annually health care tax countries impose tobacco products amount per cent costs illnesses directly caused smoking secondly overall estimated economic cost cancer mexico caribbean central south america amounted estimated billion direct costs example doctors visits medical analyses indirect health
URY 2016 355 355 billion direct costs example doctors visits medical analyses indirect costs including travel lodging expenses lost workdays productivity among others therefore humble view unless vigorously fight epidemic non-communicable diseases countries social groups exposed affected impact diseases will grow plausible global goal reducing poverty timely adopted assembly condition sine qua non sustainable development health
URY 2016 357 357 costs example doctors visits medical analyses indirect costs including travel lodging expenses lost workdays productivity among others therefore humble view unless vigorously fight epidemic non-communicable diseases countries social groups exposed affected impact diseases will grow plausible global goal reducing poverty timely adopted assembly condition sine qua non sustainable development rather drawing health
URY 2016 364 364 costs including travel lodging expenses lost workdays productivity among others therefore humble view unless vigorously fight epidemic non-communicable diseases countries social groups exposed affected impact diseases will grow plausible global goal reducing poverty timely adopted assembly condition sine qua non sustainable development rather drawing closer dramatically retreats day beyond reach look health
URY 2016 402 402 qua non sustainable development rather drawing closer dramatically retreats day beyond reach look statistics available single working day approximately people worldwide will die today result diseases mentioned can design implement strategies control alcohol tobacco consumption promote healthful lifestyles healthful diet physical exercise doubt saying far cry preceded addressing assembly said hope health
URY 2016 442 442 physical exercise doubt saying far cry preceded addressing assembly said hope mistaken take appropriate measures countries especially poorest humble among will suffer dramatic consequences due diseases repeat can prevented course medical panel scientific symposium political leader forgotten medical profession continues involved allow tell assembly possible design implement strategies positive results can health
URY 2016 506 506 place actual projects working issue also future without solidarity call upon countries governments peoples non-governmental organizations well scientific medical international organizations form alliance united nations epidemic non-communicable diseases alliance healthy life broad vigorous dynamic possible possible easy possible many ways financial resources requires conviction political will go ahead uruguay world leader health
URY 2016 508 508 projects working issue also future without solidarity call upon countries governments peoples non-governmental organizations well scientific medical international organizations form alliance united nations epidemic non-communicable diseases alliance healthy life broad vigorous dynamic possible possible easy possible many ways financial resources requires conviction political will go ahead uruguay world leader implementation framework health
URY 2016 584 584 adopted country order control tobacco addition formal arguments brought tobacco firm main reason action punish small country like uruguay decided control tobacco consumption work hard health right live people lawsuit punishment using small country example countries implementing planning implement similar policies learn lesson go forward proceedings lenghthy meandering costly end though health
URY 2016 650 650 claimants arguments accepted important policies adopted country recognized sovereign legitimate line international commitments uruguay undertaken accord international law things happen coincidence regard like thank world health organization many countries represented institutions individuals one way another supported uruguay’s cause dispute thank sincerely behalf uruguayan people best way return support without ignorant circumstances health
URY 2016 692 692 uruguayan people best way return support without ignorant circumstances live today commit continue working hard modest means allow help people world succeed meaningfully defending rights health life uruguay unaware circumstances regions world indifferent allow address issues first like congratulate government colombia fuerzas armadas revolucionarias de colombia reiterate willingness readiness continue cooperating health
USA 2016 323 323 living extreme poverty cut nearly per cent humanity per cent unprecedented abstraction means children enough eat mothers die childbirth meanwhile cracking genetic code promises cure diseases plagued us centuries internet can deliver entirety human knowledge young girl remote village single hand- held device medicine manufacturing education communications experiencing transformation human beings health
USA 2016 2158 2158 secured allies acted protect vulnerable supported human rights welcomed scrutiny actions bound power international laws institutions made mistakes tried acknowledge worked roll back poverty hunger disease beyond borders just within borders proud also know alone believe meet challenges century going build international capacity escape prospect nuclear war unless commit stopping spread health
USA 2016 2236 2236 breaks basic bargain must face consequences nations weapons like united states unique responsibility pursue path reducing stockpiles reaffirming basic norms like commitment never test combat disease like zika recognizes borders mosquitos respect walls unless make permanent urgency brought bear ebola strengthening systems public health investing cures rolling back root causes disease health
USA 2016 2254 2254 basic norms like commitment never test combat disease like zika recognizes borders mosquitos respect walls unless make permanent urgency brought bear ebola strengthening systems public health investing cures rolling back root causes disease helping poorer countries develop public health infrastructures can eliminate extreme poverty sustainable development goals set words paper human health
USA 2016 2261 2261 disease like zika recognizes borders mosquitos respect walls unless make permanent urgency brought bear ebola strengthening systems public health investing cures rolling back root causes disease helping poorer countries develop public health infrastructures can eliminate extreme poverty sustainable development goals set words paper human ingenuity now gives us capacity feed hungry health
USA 2016 2267 2267 respect walls unless make permanent urgency brought bear ebola strengthening systems public health investing cures rolling back root causes disease helping poorer countries develop public health infrastructures can eliminate extreme poverty sustainable development goals set words paper human ingenuity now gives us capacity feed hungry give children including girls education foundation health
UZB 2016 422 422 development goals period adopted general assembly last year tragedy aral sea vivid example significant ecological climatic socioeconomic humanitarian consequences tragedy direct threat sustainable development region health gene pool future people residing important task today preserve natural biological diversity aral sea region reduce environmental impacts aral sea tragedy importantly preserve many vital health
VCT 2016 365 365 policies mind saint vincent grenadines government comprehensively incorporated agenda planning focused economic development job creation quality education poverty eradication strengthening institutions infrastructure renewable_energy climate resilience health well-being security citizens central national medium-term development plans year saint vincent grenadines launched zero-hunger trust fund inspired goals sdgs zero-hunger trust fund employs narrowly targeted health
VCT 2016 932 932 almost others outbreak shows sign abating last month united nations belatedly acknowledged culpability continuing use claims immunity deny victims tragedy fundamental right made whole cholera epidemic failure united nations address arrest laid bare shameful ethical bankruptcy institutional cowardice legal subterfuge report special rapporteur extreme poverty human rights mr philip alston called health
VCT 2016 962 962 arrest laid bare shameful ethical bankruptcy institutional cowardice legal subterfuge report special rapporteur extreme poverty human rights mr philip alston called response united nations cholera epidemic morally unconscionable legally indefensible politically self-defeating p agree haiti’s neighbour dominican republic human rights crisis affecting tens thousands dominican-born citizens haitian descent remains unresolved caribbean health
VNM 2016 184 184 promises bring humanity new higher level development challenges means developing countries particular continue suffer weak global economic recovery rising protectionism major economies climate_change natural disasters epidemics food water security depletion natural resources humanitarian migration crises also negative far-reaching implications many countries regions development income gaps widening national regional global levels instability health
VUT 2016 504 504 development paris agreement climate_change efforts make pacific resilient climate_change natural disasters remain essential components journey towards sustainable future region oceans fisheries gender equality human rights health care education important priorities region given coherence agenda sustainable development global frameworks united nations innovative partnership regional organizations pacific important order transform agreed intentions significant health
VUT 2016 779 779 world magnitude devastating category severe tropical cyclone pam major impact economy vanuatu faces one highest rates sea- level rise seen pacific impact provoked number problems epidemics multiplication destructive insects undermining food security affecting variability precipitation situation caused various problems public health presence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change health
VUT 2016 794 794 rates sea- level rise seen pacific impact provoked number problems epidemics multiplication destructive insects undermining food security affecting variability precipitation situation caused various problems public health presence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change vanuatu responsible loss land sea also devastating effect food eat subsistence economy else health people health
VUT 2016 818 818 public health presence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change vanuatu responsible loss land sea also devastating effect food eat subsistence economy else health people despite fact pacific known floods owing rise sea levels disappearance entire islands means people vanuatu will forced move inland however will transforming ways life health
WSM 2016 970 970 people important source employment income many communities around world sustainable management oceans seas therefore critical economic social development poverty eradication raising living standards worldwide yet health oceans increasingly compromised pressures overfishing climate_change ocean acidification habitat loss pollution health marine ecosystems declines capacity provide food livelihoods incomes impacts disproportionately affect island countries health
WSM 2016 982 982 seas therefore critical economic social development poverty eradication raising living standards worldwide yet health oceans increasingly compromised pressures overfishing climate_change ocean acidification habitat loss pollution health marine ecosystems declines capacity provide food livelihoods incomes impacts disproportionately affect island countries vulnerable least able adapt trends continue critical thresholds may soon reached potentially health
YEM 2016 1256 1256 people parts country feel ashamed yemeni people endure persistent failures successive yemeni governments past years north south yemen unable meet five basic necessities people water health care education electricity road networks point crying bygone era governments people suffered enough death destruction authors coup d’état houthi saleh militias heard humanitarian calls international health
ZAF 2016 388 388 flows africa amount much billion per year illicit financial flows deprive developing countries economic resources much needed uplift economies order provide infrastructure basic services education health care urge world large treat problem seriousness urgency deserves also need close gap painfully divided people rich poor divided countries big small economies global inequality health
ZMB 2016 584 584 trading systems long negatively impact local production therefore invite investments agro-processing industries add value products increase employment opportunities zambia making major strides addressing various challenges health sector want ensure easy access health services citizens making steady progress addressing communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms health
ZMB 2016 590 590 production therefore invite investments agro-processing industries add value products increase employment opportunities zambia making major strides addressing various challenges health sector want ensure easy access health services citizens making steady progress addressing communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms major communicable diseases strengthen health systems health
ZMB 2016 598 598 products increase employment opportunities zambia making major strides addressing various challenges health sector want ensure easy access health services citizens making steady progress addressing communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms major communicable diseases strengthen health systems regional level strengthening southern african development community strategy health
ZMB 2016 602 602 zambia making major strides addressing various challenges health sector want ensure easy access health services citizens making steady progress addressing communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms major communicable diseases strengthen health systems regional level strengthening southern african development community strategy pooled procurement essential medicines health
ZMB 2016 612 612 ensure easy access health services citizens making steady progress addressing communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms major communicable diseases strengthen health systems regional level strengthening southern african development community strategy pooled procurement essential medicines health commodities among positive interventions contributing improved health systems current health
ZMB 2016 614 614 access health services citizens making steady progress addressing communicable diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms major communicable diseases strengthen health systems regional level strengthening southern african development community strategy pooled procurement essential medicines health commodities among positive interventions contributing improved health systems current interventions relation health
ZMB 2016 628 628 decentralizing primary health-care services improving financing mechanisms major communicable diseases strengthen health systems regional level strengthening southern african development community strategy pooled procurement essential medicines health commodities among positive interventions contributing improved health systems current interventions relation hiv aids include prevention mother-to-child transmission treatment children hiv-positive overall goal reach zero-infection rate health
ZMB 2016 635 635 major communicable diseases strengthen health systems regional level strengthening southern african development community strategy pooled procurement essential medicines health commodities among positive interventions contributing improved health systems current interventions relation hiv aids include prevention mother-to-child transmission treatment children hiv-positive overall goal reach zero-infection rate line global hiv aids aspirations zambian government health
ZMB 2016 679 679 line global hiv aids aspirations zambian government put place policy measures ensure people access sexual reproductive health-care services including family planning addition government increased number health centres rural urban areas services accessed zambia made efforts strengthen legal framework gender equity equality enacting gender equity equality act progressive law put effect domestically health
ZWE 2016 508 508 cause freedom development peace security continent particularly applaud secretary- general’s leadership mobilizing entire united nations system indeed international community partner africa stopping rolling back ebola epidemic claimed thousands lives undermined africa’s socioeconomic development indeed indefatigable advocate self- determination persistent champion inclusive development peace coalition-building dealing humanitarian crises wish well future endeavours health
ARE 2017 1045 1045 values working achieve human development responding aspirations young people can create foundations development prosperity country moved beyond stage establishing infrastructure fulfilling basic needs including providing health nutrition education services adopted model based principles good governance values tolerance vision building contented society also created safe environment can enable women young people fulfil health
ARE 2017 1046 1046 working achieve human development responding aspirations young people can create foundations development prosperity country moved beyond stage establishing infrastructure fulfilling basic needs including providing health nutrition education services adopted model based principles good governance values tolerance vision building contented society also created safe environment can enable women young people fulfil dreams health
AUS 2017 552 552 paris agreement sendai declaration world humanitarian summit’s grand bargain blueprint global action addresses problems can addressed working together challenges face respect national borders includes climate_change diseases including malaria management precious water resources modern slavery unpalatable truth forced labour child labour human trafficking modern slavery rampant world australia strongly committed working international health
AUS 2017 554 554 sendai declaration world humanitarian summit’s grand bargain blueprint global action addresses problems can addressed working together challenges face respect national borders includes climate_change diseases including malaria management precious water resources modern slavery unpalatable truth forced labour child labour human trafficking modern slavery rampant world australia strongly committed working international community urgently health
BEN 2017 244 244 dividend benin government’s programme action outlines number projects realized will strengthen sustainable human development programme known insurance strengthening human capital fits dynamic operationalization will make health insurance compulsory live benin will make possible establish social protection system poorest vulnerable programme action also attaches great importance preservation environment important environmental protection measures health
BGD 2017 858 858 special emphasis given unlocking potentials physically challenged children people service care centres along mobile therapy vans attend needs persons disabilities including affected autism total community health clinics complemented medical services use mobile phones web cameras districts subdistricts now public primary school every village country educational institutions equipped digital laboratories multimedia classrooms health
BGR 2017 106 106 human rights conflicts many parts world continue undermine international peace security fundamental values humankind outbreaks violence devastate local economies trigger large movements refugees migrants spread diseases famine immense human suffering massive scale children usually adversely affected crisis situation root causes armed conflicts addressed systematic way ensuring respect human rights rule law health
BHR 2017 991 991 respect affection linked religion family relations common history will always support security stability end countries taken number measures address humanitarian issues including concerning family relations health conditions clearly shown facilities recently provided qataris 17-29807 kingdom saudi arabia including hajj umrah confirms solid ties refutes assertions blockades violations human rights take opportunity health
BHS 2017 871 871 according united nations office drugs crime corruption global phenomenon found countries evidence shows harms poor people others stifles economic growth diverts desperately needed funds education health care public services estimated trillion get siphoned bribes every year according world bank government bahamas firmly committed eradicating criminality corruption resolved place efficient results-based public health
BHS 2017 1139 1139 inequality believe proper cooperation appropriate mechanisms can help ensure migration occurs safe regulated channels benefit countries involved agenda sustainable development recognizes targets achieved respect non-communicable diseases need mobilize necessary financing also recognize successes experienced global aids response caution international community important juncture resist complacency continue offer support achieve targets sustain joint health
BIH 2017 96 96 support world dominated uncertainty insecurity simply possible overstate importance principles multilateral framework defined us founders united nations strength organization lies individual shared strengths efforts eradicate diseases hunger terrorism every threat human existence course must admit necessary important use thoughtful constructive measures bring united nations system closer surroundings enable adapt can anticipate health
BLZ 2017 264 264 achieve per cent renewables electricity production addition actions national level also undertaking regional action leveraging strength caribbean community optimize results peoples uniting efforts aimed fighting disease security threats belize proudly hosted launch caricom first ladies spouses prime ministers network support implementation sdg every caribbean woman every caribbean child initiative leaders also health
BLZ 2017 295 295 launch caricom first ladies spouses prime ministers network support implementation sdg every caribbean woman every caribbean child initiative leaders also renewing deepening efforts tackle non-communicable diseases targeted approaches aimed promoting healthy lifestyles starting youngest members communities region security climate_change equally fundamental threats survival region risen meet challenges adopting counter-terrorism strategy pioneering health
BLZ 2017 1099 1099 united nations especially security council completed forthwith can obstacle action belize long supported united nations fulfilling role supported endeavours forge new partnerships development advance global health policies bring justice victims crimes humanity protect vulnerable control spread weapons mass destruction including small arms light weapons forefront global fight protect preserve shared natural health
BOL 2017 442 442 day according recent report oxfam eight people amount wealth billion people half population planet inequality immoral million people suffer hunger lack food millions children die infection lack medicine billion people electricity lack energy world illiteracy books poor people world resources due war terrorism conflicts experiencing worst humanitarian crisis since founding united health
BRB 2017 392 392 barbados far spared caribbean one family brothers sisters one us hurting feel pain much caribbean tourism major economic sector built premise providing world zone peace health threat disease must avoided one possible consequence recent floods serious infrastructural damage region outbreak disease ability detect respond biological threats must strengthened must bilateral multilateral health
BRB 2017 394 394 spared caribbean one family brothers sisters one us hurting feel pain much caribbean tourism major economic sector built premise providing world zone peace health threat disease must avoided one possible consequence recent floods serious infrastructural damage region outbreak disease ability detect respond biological threats must strengthened must bilateral multilateral cooperation order health
BRB 2017 407 407 tourism major economic sector built premise providing world zone peace health threat disease must avoided one possible consequence recent floods serious infrastructural damage region outbreak disease ability detect respond biological threats must strengthened must bilateral multilateral cooperation order minimize eliminate threats focus biosecurity must part response must attention paid global health health
BRB 2017 432 432 disease ability detect respond biological threats must strengthened must bilateral multilateral cooperation order minimize eliminate threats focus biosecurity must part response must attention paid global health security agenda barbados island state ocean priority ocean governance promotion conservation marine resources therefore represent one primary concerns road recovery reconstruction antigua barbuda dominica islands health
BRB 2017 977 977 stocks barbados built enviable record basis promotion social development since independence successive administrations committed targeted social policies focused people barbados substantial investment made sectors education health order develop skilled healthy productive population result investment significant improvement barbadians quality life years borne united nations development programme’s human development index indices focus transparency health
BRB 2017 1120 1120 senate ever appointed barbados first female first person disability ever hold office candidature endorsed caribbean community caribbean community forefront united nations initiatives address problem non-communicable diseases session barbados will work regional partners bring greater focus growing challenge childhood obesity serious problem become next major development challenge barbados looks forward convening general health
BRB 2017 1151 1151 partners bring greater focus growing challenge childhood obesity serious problem become next major development challenge barbados looks forward convening general assembly’s third high-level meeting non-communicable diseases scheduled next year encourage member states participate actively will invaluable opportunity strengthen action important issue move closer goal improved health peoples barbados like take opportunity health
BRB 2017 1171 1171 assembly’s third high-level meeting non-communicable diseases scheduled next year encourage member states participate actively will invaluable opportunity strengthen action important issue move closer goal improved health peoples barbados like take opportunity express deep concern possibility penalized success may achieve development efforts categorization middle-income country concomitant restrictions access international development assistance concessionary health
BRN 2017 503 503 closely youth religious leaders local communities will essential help realize therefore welcome efforts international community prevent eradicate terrorism violent extremism forms manifestations also great concern pandemic diseases natural disasters note like join others expressing condolences sympathies families victims recent natural disasters affected mexico sierra leone united states countries caribbean south asia health
BRN 2017 504 504 youth religious leaders local communities will essential help realize therefore welcome efforts international community prevent eradicate terrorism violent extremism forms manifestations also great concern pandemic diseases natural disasters note like join others expressing condolences sympathies families victims recent natural disasters affected mexico sierra leone united states countries caribbean south asia given health
BRN 2017 547 547 leone united states countries caribbean south asia given destructive effects natural disasters country’s development well-being brunei darussalam values work relevant agencies including united nations world health organization asean provide us means gain expertise knowledge deal challenges posed threats seek ensure one left behind forget plight suffering war conflict occupation like everyone health
BTN 2017 343 343 climate_change work together threat natural disasters will always remain can must ensure directly linked human- induced activity world bank estimates million people live poverty hunger malnourishment deprivation everyday realities reality scourge poverty silently kills countless millions every year ask members please join observing moment silence millions people around world particularly children health
BTN 2017 372 372 reality scourge poverty silently kills countless millions every year ask members please join observing moment silence millions people around world particularly children suffering dying poverty malnourishment poverty place day age era era blessed unprecedented wealth knowledge technology giving rise levels prosperity world never seen yet millions still condemned life poverty sustainable health
BTN 2017 535 535 growth social development environmental sustainability cultural preservation within framework good governance call holistic approach development gross national happiness unique philosophy guarantees citizens free education free health care providing additional targeted interventions poor happy report efforts bearing fruit multidimensional poverty already fallen half well way reducing still per cent within next years health
BWA 2017 365 365 successful implementation agenda line theme seventy-second session two national development frameworks place heavy emphasis improving quality life people botswana acceleration socioeconomic development provision better education health care housing tackling extreme poverty income inequality gender inequality unemployment especially among young people women driven strong desire build inclusive peaceful prosperous society based respect health
CAN 2017 771 771 among things investments will enable laying foundation reaching sustainable development goal decent work economic growth know one can hope true equal chance succeeding without good health solid community well-paid quality job quality education safe affordable housing course also applies indigenous peoples efforts include working indigenous communities help build refurbish homes construction health
CAN 2017 1063 1063 providing services indigenous peoples ongoing role play better work time supporting indigenous self-determination consultation indigenous peoples will create new department indigenous services led former minister health jane philpott time programmes services will increasingly delivered indigenous peoples part move towards true self-government full implementation united nations declaration rights indigenous peoples believe separation health
CHE 2017 43 43 since year humankind made remarkable progress fight major scourges hunger extreme poverty difficulties accessing education famine still affects million people world every seconds child dies malnutrition challenges include climate_change global inequality conflict humanitarian disasters well forced displacement migration country actor world stage position find alone answers challenges today large complex transcend health
COG 2017 531 531 congo basin second-largest green lung world amazon invite international community support congo initiative aimed protecting planet global_warming decent life also means allowing populations benefit high-quality health care proliferation counterfeit sub-standard medicines increasingly serious threat world particularly developing countries expansion scourge brings mind various carefully organized forms trafficking helped finance terrorism according health
COG 2017 558 558 proliferation counterfeit sub-standard medicines increasingly serious threat world particularly developing countries expansion scourge brings mind various carefully organized forms trafficking helped finance terrorism according world health organization counterfeit medicines lead deaths year approximately per cent medicines circulation worldwide estimated counterfeit africa countries south general figure may reach per cent even per health
COG 2017 589 589 year approximately per cent medicines circulation worldwide estimated counterfeit africa countries south general figure may reach per cent even per cent regions addition efforts world health organization vigorous action level general assembly undertaken view defining comprehensive strategy combat peril advocacy area requires constant mobilization countries including sustained attention substantial financial allocations health
COL 2017 319 319 de liberación nacional guerrilla group negotiations achieve complete peace building peace long process political economic social dimensions process fortunately already positive results innovative programmes education health housing infrastructure beginning close deep social gaps society economic commission latin america highlighted colombia’s progress reducing poverty indigence seven years million colombians overcame poverty tenth health
COL 2017 347 347 beginning close deep social gaps society economic commission latin america highlighted colombia’s progress reducing poverty indigence seven years million colombians overcame poverty tenth population turned health fundamental right education highest budgetary priority past four years security defence international organizations also highlight soundness economic social indicators face fluctuations global economy indeed special health
COL 2017 627 627 initiative colombia progress call states protect human rights drug policies still great deal must reach consensus central issues criminalizing addicts understanding drug use matter public health criminal policy war drugs claimed many lives colombia paid high price perhaps highest nation seeing remedy often worse disease let us undertake serious rigorous follow-up health
COL 2017 646 646 addicts understanding drug use matter public health criminal policy war drugs claimed many lives colombia paid high price perhaps highest nation seeing remedy often worse disease let us undertake serious rigorous follow-up regulatory experiences implemented different places learn successes difficulties time accept realistically long consumption will supply consumption will end simplistic health
COL 2017 700 700 responsible principle common shared responsibility assumed several decades ago time talk responsible regulation states seek ways weaken mafias confront consumption resources prevention care reduction damage health social fabric colombia will continue fight scourge decisively us continues matter national security peace allowed us first time initiate process voluntary substitution coca crops processes health
COM 2017 467 467 credibility people whose eyes riveted institution right duty ability provide protection dignity well-being guaranteeing peace security human rights can collectively promote sdgs especially decent existence health gender equality education new generations technological possibilities present immense potential young people goal sdgs geared ensuring universal access reliable sustainable modern energy services affordable cost health
CRI 2017 524 524 per capita income gauge determining country’s progress multidimensional view development especially multidimensional view poverty will allow us understand needs people families individuals make relates access health care elimination inequality promoting gender equality attention social economic environmental weakness among challenges developing nations due respect also urgency call secretary-general promote open spaces establish health
CRI 2017 1603 1603 limit equivalent per cent decrease emissions compared places us privileged position become green centre management innovation knowledge transfer invite strategic partners join effort clear improve health oceans change land production consumption regard recently issued national wastewater sanitation policy national strategy plastics replacement seek stop pollution resulting land-based activities reverse cumulative effects health
CUB 2017 359 359 world’s biggest corporations higher public revenues earned countries combined seven hundred million people live extreme poverty million victims forced labour million children died preventable curable diseases reaching age total million adults still illiterate eight hundred fifteen million people suffer chronic hunger tens millions two billion undernourished even precarious decreasing growth rate health
CUB 2017 1529 1529 parties involved efforts achieve stable lasting peace colombia will uphold commitment share modest achievements peoples south including efforts aid workers deployed countries fighting today life health human beings june president united states mr donald trump announced new cuba policy administration represents setback bilateral relations undermines basis established two years ago move health
CUB 2017 1791 1791 priority high technical component following instructions issued highest level government cuban authorities taken account data provided united states authorities found evidence whatsoever confirm cause origin health disorders referred united states diplomats families investigation seeking clarify issue ongoing order able reach conclusion will crucial able count cooperation united states authorities unfortunate matter health
DEU 2017 808 808 auspices also sometimes necessary must ensure create imbalances regard bring north-south commission report included impressive finding time appeared half-day world’s military expenditure sufficed finance entire malaria eradication programme suspect today even need much world’s current annual spending weapons just trillion achieve sustainable development goal thereby eradicate extreme poverty world need per health
DJI 2017 361 361 promote economic growth mindful social justice respects environment absence peace major obstacle economic development human cost conflict enormous brings massive forced displacement famine spread communicable diseases acute food insecurity rapid deterioration respect human rights now ever organization increased role play conflict prevention peaceful settlement disputes regard welcome secretary-general’s emphasis prevention reforms health
DJI 2017 662 662 mandates recognizing importance complementary coordinated action turning yemen djibouti continues extremely concerned triple tragedy country experiencing united nations officials emphasized security council famine unprecedented cholera epidemic serious political impasse hindering progress towards peace security urge parties return negotiating table palestine know two-state solution can bring peace region suffering palestinian people lasted health
DNK 2017 543 543 women absolutely crucial reaching sustainable development goals danish government’s view gender equality first foremost question dignity ensuring human rights women girls including safeguarding sexual reproductive health rights fundamentally right decide one’s body one founding members shedecides movement denmark committed continuing push progress protect rights women girls around world just recently denmark health
DZA 2017 80 80 continue new bloody conflicts breaking hotspots waiting settlements harder achieve ever time also marked fragile ecological balance planet owing damage incurred add extreme poverty backwardness diseases continue kill millions well threats spreading across borders terrorism associated organized crime directly affect safety stability countries challenges face underestimated can ignored every situation must health
ECU 2017 135 135 must care inspire encourage support good citizens throughout entire lives principle co-responsibility taking care citizens begins prenatal services birth need provide medical care child appropriate nutrition vaccinations neonatal screening early intervention comes stage must inspire new human foster love science knowledge art sports shape will mind thereby awakening consciousness planting seeds health
ECU 2017 757 757 dialogue without excluding anyone order reach agreements allow us build humane just democratic society dialogue tool building societies peace means societies jobs high-quality education access health care right decent housing access basic services dialogue democracy built means moving forward final goal democracy strengthened generating promoting spaces young people participate politics obligation health
EGY 2017 71 71 serve hope provide peace development new generations look us realize dreams decent life within just international order global order can face challenges climate_change natural disasters diseases epidemics well man-made crises war terrorism huge discrepancies distribution resources development opportunities evident purposes principles united nations still valid basis world offers everyone opportunity benefit health
EGY 2017 72 72 hope provide peace development new generations look us realize dreams decent life within just international order global order can face challenges climate_change natural disasters diseases epidemics well man-made crises war terrorism huge discrepancies distribution resources development opportunities evident purposes principles united nations still valid basis world offers everyone opportunity benefit great health
ERI 2017 86 86 societies despite deep divisions however destinies intertwined fundamental way share common home small planet vast universe tiny boat vast ocean whatever calamity happens anywhere world epidemics poverty violence mass displacement war terror will eventually catch us share responsibility address fundamental problems common world certainly mighty wealthy shoulder bigger responsibility command vast health
ERI 2017 274 274 peace security architectures remain undeveloped yet africa boasts tremendous human natural resources indeed per cent global natural resources lie africa africa’s economies quality infrastructure standards health educational institutions level artistic scientific technological products effectiveness institutions enterprises importantly quality life citizens reflect accurately great potential can rightly speak africa taking rightful place health
ERI 2017 454 454 groundwork broad-based sustainable economic development putting modern infrastructure place step step working ensure citizens get good access nutritious food clean water electricity shelter transport communications health care educational services well cultural sports recreational facilities eritrea also embarked massive water soil conservation programme afforestation programme part comprehensive plan enhance environment fight climate_change health
EST 2017 301 301 crimes international law committed syrian arab republic since march overlook escalating suffering people yemen ignore fate rohingya people must put effort humanitarian action combat hunger diseases epidemics looming various countries common efforts combat famine hunger will also crucial south sudan somalia nigeria every state mobilizing resources efforts technological advances benefit people health
EST 2017 302 302 international law committed syrian arab republic since march overlook escalating suffering people yemen ignore fate rohingya people must put effort humanitarian action combat hunger diseases epidemics looming various countries common efforts combat famine hunger will also crucial south sudan somalia nigeria every state mobilizing resources efforts technological advances benefit people north health
FIN 2017 382 382 violent extremism shared priority global body united nations well placed promote fight terrorism look forward leadership new united nations office counter-terrorism area secondly must take health security seriously diseases travel across borders rapidly synthetic biology emerging threat need better prevention national preparedness global multi-partner collaboration global health security agenda important forum health
FIN 2017 385 385 priority global body united nations well placed promote fight terrorism look forward leadership new united nations office counter-terrorism area secondly must take health security seriously diseases travel across borders rapidly synthetic biology emerging threat need better prevention national preparedness global multi-partner collaboration global health security agenda important forum area finland australia health
FIN 2017 403 403 area secondly must take health security seriously diseases travel across borders rapidly synthetic biology emerging threat need better prevention national preparedness global multi-partner collaboration global health security agenda important forum area finland australia co-chairing alliance support health-security capacity-building must take action next pandemic arrives population dynamics great importance although rapid phase health
FIN 2017 420 420 better prevention national preparedness global multi-partner collaboration global health security agenda important forum area finland australia co-chairing alliance support health-security capacity-building must take action next pandemic arrives population dynamics great importance although rapid phase global population growth receding many places populations still growing particularly case african countries potential exists four-fold increase health
FIN 2017 518 518 individuals including ensuring access education basic services gender equality key priority finnish foreign policy heforshe impact champion attach great personal importance universal access sexual reproductive health ensuring sexual rights comprehensive sexuality education key factors sustainable development candidate unesco executive board finland also considers gender equality high-quality education fulfilment agenda sustainable development health
FJI 2017 163 163 especially want thank role played bringing parlous state oceans global attention ocean conference fiji co-hosted sweden june unqualified success global community begun massive task restoring health oceans tackling overfishing stripping marine life depriving millions people precious resource now future salute united nations appointing ambassador thomson special envoy ocean honour fiji one health
FRA 2017 302 302 red lines first france will waver use chemical weapons concerned perpetrators attack april must brought international justice must never happen secondly absolutely crucial ensure access health care men women enable medical facilities protect civilians france will make one priorities presidency security council next month act achieve peace syria acting syrian people health
FRA 2017 961 961 france will co-chair senegal key struggle us must give girls boys opportunity escape obscurantism choose future future imposed upon one hall choose second priority invest health combat major pandemics malnutrition without education health can hope fight development must also support role women culture freedom expression wherever role women undermined development undermined health
FRA 2017 964 964 senegal key struggle us must give girls boys opportunity escape obscurantism choose future future imposed upon one hall choose second priority invest health combat major pandemics malnutrition without education health can hope fight development must also support role women culture freedom expression wherever role women undermined development undermined society’s ability assume health
FRA 2017 965 965 key struggle us must give girls boys opportunity escape obscurantism choose future future imposed upon one hall choose second priority invest health combat major pandemics malnutrition without education health can hope fight development must also support role women culture freedom expression wherever role women undermined development undermined society’s ability assume rightful health
FRA 2017 968 968 must give girls boys opportunity escape obscurantism choose future future imposed upon one hall choose second priority invest health combat major pandemics malnutrition without education health can hope fight development must also support role women culture freedom expression wherever role women undermined development undermined society’s ability assume rightful place world trivial health
FSM 2017 498 498 region fitting progression last year’s pohnpei oceans statement elements blue pacific narrative reinforce potential shared stewardship pacific ocean must now show ambition tackling mounting threats health ocean special case small island developing states must enshrined forthcoming implementing agreement united nations convention law sea conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity areas beyond health
GEO 2017 1041 1041 agenda available people side occupation line substantial package initiatives occupation include providing opportunities trans-administrative borderline trade access georgia’s free trade opportunities global marketplace also offer health care education social benefits despite challenges face georgia significant contributor euro-atlantic security strategic partnership united states proved key development stability committed deepening ties eu global health
GHA 2017 194 194 across sad creatures mercy nature watched listened along rest world occurred taken altogether sdgs indeed worthy set goals world bear repeating poverty zero hunger good health well-being quality education clean water sanitation decent work economic growth industry innovation infrastructure reduced inequality sustainable cities communities responsible consumption production life water life land health
GIN 2017 180 180 shift perceptions actions particularly africa whose priorities must understood empathy rather pragmatism today’s world destinies states longer isolated massive refugee flows large-scale migrations natural disasters pandemics touch collective consciousness represent sad illustration reality new approach place emphasis human beings restoration dignity want eradicate poverty achieve objectives agenda african union agenda adoption health
GIN 2017 384 384 fail advocate african initiative aimed recruiting training deploying million community health-care workers throughout whole continent urge international community support initiative will create decent jobs prevent pandemics ensure well- peoples africa decided take responsibility speak henceforth one voice order find lasting solutions problems appointment heads state champions allows african union talk one health
GMB 2017 785 785 remain slow minimal impact will achieved backdrop calling private sector emulate philanthropists generosity towards isolated marginalized deprived sections world providing safe drinking water roads power health care education key restoring human dignity foreign policy part historic friendship fully recognize one china policy people’s republic china sole representative chinese people true friend health
GNB 2017 560 560 economic challenge food security moral challenge overcoming poverty test ensuring zero hunger guinea-bissau focus approach merely restating central item general assembly’s agenda another way promoting health cradle grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids health
GNB 2017 568 568 test ensuring zero hunger guinea-bissau focus approach merely restating central item general assembly’s agenda another way promoting health cradle grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction health
GNB 2017 575 575 merely restating central item general assembly’s agenda another way promoting health cradle grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific health
GNB 2017 578 578 item general assembly’s agenda another way promoting health cradle grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific level country made health
GNB 2017 579 579 general assembly’s agenda another way promoting health cradle grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific level country made progress health
GNB 2017 586 586 cradle grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific level country made progress regard health care provide population particular children health
GNB 2017 587 587 grave will surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific level country made progress regard health care provide population particular children women health
GNB 2017 589 589 surprise one state positive health indicator can stand violence poverty hunger malnutrition way bring morbidity mortality indicators assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific level country made progress regard health care provide population particular children women reproductive age health
GNB 2017 606 606 assail us result scourges aids malaria diarrhoea infectious diseases without sustained poverty reduction successfully take moral challenge zero hunger specific level country made progress regard health care provide population particular children women reproductive age however given state alone unable guarantee public service entire population continue rely international cooperation united nations support health
GNB 2017 634 634 population particular children women reproductive age however given state alone unable guarantee public service entire population continue rely international cooperation united nations support specialized institutions health poverty elements go hand hand context poverty extreme nutritional deficiency see can aim good education children according recognized scientific criteria per cent guinea-bissau’s territory comprised health
GNQ 2017 360 360 cooperate states ensure peace world mean ensuring peace country protecting political economic social cultural rights also great deal uncertainty fact despite commendable initiatives 1990s combat malnutrition hunger climate_change others despite high-level plenary meeting general assembly millennium development goals held years much progress seen areas contrary increase number people world go hungry health
GNQ 2017 450 450 disasters mexico united states countries caribbean sierra leone africa time see factors also witnessing international terrorism extremism xenophobia human trafficking emigration piracy phenomenon mercenaries major epidemics transborder crimes acute economic crisis currently affecting entire world phenomena make necessary achieve greater awareness among nations need establish direct cooperation among states nations undertake health
GRD 2017 723 723 either side seek encourage meaningful dialogue premise venezuelan people can come together safeguard future venezuela meantime grenada believes art diplomacy principle respect sovereignty turning matters health year marks tenth anniversary landmark signing caricom heads government port spain declaration non-communicable diseases ncds progress made reducing ncds still much work left done caribbean health
GRD 2017 737 737 venezuela meantime grenada believes art diplomacy principle respect sovereignty turning matters health year marks tenth anniversary landmark signing caricom heads government port spain declaration non-communicable diseases ncds progress made reducing ncds still much work left done caribbean region highest burden non-communicable diseases americas therefore urge key allies continue partner us attempt health
GRD 2017 738 738 meantime grenada believes art diplomacy principle respect sovereignty turning matters health year marks tenth anniversary landmark signing caricom heads government port spain declaration non-communicable diseases ncds progress made reducing ncds still much work left done caribbean region highest burden non-communicable diseases americas therefore urge key allies continue partner us attempt correct health
GRD 2017 742 742 diplomacy principle respect sovereignty turning matters health year marks tenth anniversary landmark signing caricom heads government port spain declaration non-communicable diseases ncds progress made reducing ncds still much work left done caribbean region highest burden non-communicable diseases americas therefore urge key allies continue partner us attempt correct unfortunate reality grenada made health
GRD 2017 753 753 landmark signing caricom heads government port spain declaration non-communicable diseases ncds progress made reducing ncds still much work left done caribbean region highest burden non-communicable diseases americas therefore urge key allies continue partner us attempt correct unfortunate reality grenada made important progress controlling spread hiv aids per cent population presently lives health
GRD 2017 779 779 americas therefore urge key allies continue partner us attempt correct unfortunate reality grenada made important progress controlling spread hiv aids per cent population presently lives disease work grenada’s national infectious disease control unit health-care practitioners policymakers must highly commended work regard work however greatly supported international assistance depleted already caribbean countries health
GRD 2017 784 784 continue partner us attempt correct unfortunate reality grenada made important progress controlling spread hiv aids per cent population presently lives disease work grenada’s national infectious disease control unit health-care practitioners policymakers must highly commended work regard work however greatly supported international assistance depleted already caribbean countries without foreseeable replenishment grenada thanks health
GRD 2017 821 821 however greatly supported international assistance depleted already caribbean countries without foreseeable replenishment grenada thanks global fund united states president’s emergency plan aids relief pan american health organization german development bank assistance urge donors flexible relief responses wait data people suffer data will come eventually meantime lives families communities stake like close health
GTM 2017 436 436 pact environment support aware high degree vulnerability threats nature guatemala already national action plan climate_change domestic legislation may carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regard nutrition food security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis chronic malnutrition root causes tool working hard national strategy health
GTM 2017 454 454 carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regard nutrition food security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis chronic malnutrition root causes tool working hard national strategy prevention chronic malnutrition period 2016-2020 related sustainable development goals faced threat transnational organized crime drug trafficking terrorism government health
GTM 2017 464 464 support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis chronic malnutrition root causes tool working hard national strategy prevention chronic malnutrition period 2016-2020 related sustainable development goals faced threat transnational organized crime drug trafficking terrorism government made strengthening justice security institutions priority goal mind working hand health
GUY 2017 140 140 people states large small rich poor strong weak humankind’s condition everywhere earth world facing several serious humanitarian crises many parts world children still die preventable diseases go bed hungry places women denied equal opportunities enjoying good life gap world’s rich poor remains unacceptably wide conflicts within states spawned international refugee crises health
HND 2017 404 404 creating new police institution strengthening public ministry created anti-corruption courts entered agreement organization american states establish call mission support corruption impunity addition reorganized system national health system purchases medicines line commitment sustainable development goals particular goal administration implemented ambitious social programme protect vulnerable citizens named programme better life helps us bring health
HND 2017 612 612 international migration serious social consequences stemming breakdown family breakdown separation engenders generating insecurity violence causes much suffering must combat poverty social safety nets access basic health education services inclusive sound credit technical assistance avoid depriving people goods essential life however developing countries face problem criterion developed countries adopted allocate cooperation resources health
HTI 2017 1100 1100 recall two lamentable situations arisen presence country one hand seen odious acts sexual exploitation violence committed certain peacekeepers members united nations staff witnessed introduction cholera epidemic haiti harmful consequences demonstrations international solidarity imply united nations already recognized moral obligation enact measures provide resources necessary eliminate cholera haiti improving health-care system including health
HTI 2017 1180 1180 fundamentally respect human rights assuming full responsibility remedying situation done serious harm haitian people high time united nations honoured commitments made new approach fighting cholera epidemic recommended secretary-general approved general assembly therefore align urgent appeal launched secretary-general antónio guterres establish trust fund fully implement two components new approach also welcome decision health
HTI 2017 1215 1215 launched secretary-general antónio guterres establish trust fund fully implement two components new approach also welcome decision taken general assembly reallocate million minustah budget 2015-2016 fight epidemic like see international partners follow example want ensure sick receive adequate care victims children get due compensation drinking water sanitation systems haiti developed auspices national health
IND 2017 780 780 freedom india maintained democracy every government done bit india’s development marched ahead consistently without pause creating integrated management systems education technology services aims foundations education health space entire range human welfare established scientific technical institutions pride world pakistan offered world indeed people apart terrorism produced scholars doctors engineers scientists produced terrorists health
IRQ 2017 1436 1436 counter effects practices need international community foreign partners assist us form consultation financial investment call partnerships companies friendly countries investing areas economy energy housing transportation health building hospitals schools providing legislative environment conducive attracting companies investors like express iraq’s thanks armed forces sacrifices made armed forces fought continue fight da’esh whether health
ISL 2017 365 365 agenda indeed remarkable achievement grounded universal declaration human rights human rights peace development inseparable essential successful implementation agenda take seriously secretary-general’s warning disregard human rights disease disease spreading north south east west violation freedom expression rights free assembly fundamental rights women undermine agenda extrajudicial killings repression minorities denial right legitimate opposition health
ISL 2017 366 366 indeed remarkable achievement grounded universal declaration human rights human rights peace development inseparable essential successful implementation agenda take seriously secretary-general’s warning disregard human rights disease disease spreading north south east west violation freedom expression rights free assembly fundamental rights women undermine agenda extrajudicial killings repression minorities denial right legitimate opposition set health
ISL 2017 446 446 women’s human rights actively work engage men fight gender equality indeed prime minister heforshe impact champion support united nations population fund shedecides initiative sexual reproductive health rights continue promote women’s participation peace security agenda commend secretary-general commitment gender equality within united nations determination addressing issue sexual exploitation abuse peacekeepers united nations health
ISR 2017 337 337 comes united nations decisions israel simple recognition often absent absent last december security council adopted anti-israel resolution set back cause peace absent last may world health organization one listen adopted syrian-sponsored draft resolution criticized israel health conditions golan heights great john mcenroe say serious preposterous syria barrel-bombed starved gassed murdered hundreds health
ISR 2017 347 347 last december security council adopted anti-israel resolution set back cause peace absent last may world health organization one listen adopted syrian-sponsored draft resolution criticized israel health conditions golan heights great john mcenroe say serious preposterous syria barrel-bombed starved gassed murdered hundreds thousands citizens wounded millions israel provided life-saving medical care thousands health
ISR 2017 378 378 mcenroe say serious preposterous syria barrel-bombed starved gassed murdered hundreds thousands citizens wounded millions israel provided life-saving medical care thousands syrian victims carnage yet world health organization criticize israel limit united nations absurdities comes israel apparently july unesco declared tomb patriarchs hebron palestinian world heritage site worse fake news fake history health
JAM 2017 947 947 banks simple balance-sheet issue unintended negative spill-over effects countries caribbean serious political economic consequences call urgent international attention given deepening crisis now turn issue non-communicable diseases ncds exact high socioeconomic development cost countries disproportionately small island developing states jamaica agrees effective response global pandemic best addressed multi-stakeholder partnerships comprehensive whole-of-government response health
JAM 2017 948 948 simple balance-sheet issue unintended negative spill-over effects countries caribbean serious political economic consequences call urgent international attention given deepening crisis now turn issue non-communicable diseases ncds exact high socioeconomic development cost countries disproportionately small island developing states jamaica agrees effective response global pandemic best addressed multi-stakeholder partnerships comprehensive whole-of-government response firmly health
JAM 2017 965 965 given deepening crisis now turn issue non-communicable diseases ncds exact high socioeconomic development cost countries disproportionately small island developing states jamaica agrees effective response global pandemic best addressed multi-stakeholder partnerships comprehensive whole-of-government response firmly path jamaica addressing ncds promoting healthy lifestyles birth increasing awareness ncds encouraging physical activity across country also health
JAM 2017 977 977 development cost countries disproportionately small island developing states jamaica agrees effective response global pandemic best addressed multi-stakeholder partnerships comprehensive whole-of-government response firmly path jamaica addressing ncds promoting healthy lifestyles birth increasing awareness ncds encouraging physical activity across country also strengthening policy regulatory frameworks address obesity childhood adulthood risk factors efforts complemented health
JAM 2017 984 984 states jamaica agrees effective response global pandemic best addressed multi-stakeholder partnerships comprehensive whole-of-government response firmly path jamaica addressing ncds promoting healthy lifestyles birth increasing awareness ncds encouraging physical activity across country also strengthening policy regulatory frameworks address obesity childhood adulthood risk factors efforts complemented action taken global level therefore look forward health
JAM 2017 1013 1013 across country also strengthening policy regulatory frameworks address obesity childhood adulthood risk factors efforts complemented action taken global level therefore look forward high-level meeting non-communicable diseases reiterate call greater access developing countries findings modern research technology jamaica committed empowerment women girls young people revitalized national youth parliament created national youth advisory health
JOR 2017 344 344 hosts refugees world direct cost syria crisis now consumes quarter budget ripple effects felt across local communities per cent syrian refugees live housing food energy health care education jobs pressure yet face daunting challenges back ideals values turn backs people need weighed massive debt yet stand tall proud soldiers dodge bullets health
JPN 2017 35 35 goals hoped introduce innovative ways fostering public awareness goals within japan wanted explain women entrepreneurs finance initiative important personally government japan saying will make universal health coverage part japan brand december will hold major conference tokyo theme list points liked raise long indeed contributions towards rule law determination steadfast undertaking paris health
KEN 2017 242 242 scale form cooperation actually takes lot talk partnerships today enough practical on-the-ground support needed make partnerships effective practice country stepped efforts achieve sustainable development goals health sector example government now offers free maternal health-care services across country next intend cover health-care services women children adolescents confirming commitment two years ago president health
KEN 2017 331 331 sustainable development goals kenya platform brings together government development partners private sector civil society united nations platform created diverse sustainable development goal accelerator windows primary health care first partnership resulted drastic reduction maternal child deaths intend transform primary care pave way universal health coverage million kenyans thereby ensuring pledged one left health
KEN 2017 348 348 created diverse sustainable development goal accelerator windows primary health care first partnership resulted drastic reduction maternal child deaths intend transform primary care pave way universal health coverage million kenyans thereby ensuring pledged one left behind climate_change region disrupting livelihoods millions people generating conflicts dwindling resources especially land water climate_change today costs health
KGZ 2017 966 966 dump sites located close proximity rivers water sources event accidents tailing site pollution region’s rivers highly toxic waste lead large-scale ecological humanitarian consequences imperil lives health millions people even socioeconomic development every central asian country kyrgyz republic initiated proposal adopt special resolution matter uranium legacy central asia general assembly adopted text health
KHM 2017 254 254 theme session general assembly agenda sustainable development climate_change agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats poverty diseases food insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global human security issue presents serious unprecedented threat global peace security generally cambodia regularly ranked among top health
KIR 2017 714 714 continuing unsustainable patterns production consumption will undoubtedly push planet’s life-support system brink collapse warning signs unprecedented natural events bringing despair havoc wake serve confirmation poor health planet lessons learned damage caused atmosphere must ensure act urgently collectively conserve ocean repeat mistake made atmosphere encouraged note item agenda general assembly proposes among health
KIR 2017 1057 1057 late fate humankind life must mortgaged bureaucratic processes financial institutions conclusion leaders global family moral responsibility focus people serve strive peace decent life make sure health planet sustained can continue support life quest sustainable development often focus economic fundamentals expense human values long focus diverted purpose global family individual fights quest health
KIR 2017 1170 1170 compassion understanding love respect kindness saying goes never late start lastly share present heart love traditional blessing te mauri te raoi ao te tabomoa means health peace prosperity us god bless people god bless united nations leaders united nations family god bless shared home planet health
KNA 2017 1143 1143 strive peace also strive decent life boy girl man woman person left behind must work together reduce poverty hunger promote justice equality ensure people access health care economic opportunity global effort must inclusive every country must allowed play part one nation can alone human suffering anywhere human suffering everywhere must build health
KNA 2017 1203 1203 table brotherhood contribute finding lasting solutions problems face regard call international community yet look dear friend taiwan modern country million people tremendous successes technology agriculture health renewable_energy country model peace security saint kitts nevis experienced first-hand benefits partnership taiwan much can offer lose collectively seek isolate prevent fellow nations seat international health
KNA 2017 1277 1277 afford ignore voices million people equal measure call yet lifting 50-year embargo caribbean sister cuba cuban people noble people demonstrated resilience despite insurmountable odds leadership health humanitarian assistance africa caribbean latin america well known cuban people ask given fair chance live lives dignity peace closing acknowledge task ahead navigating many complex health
LBN 2017 1013 1013 lebanon wage war ideology terrorism lebanon pluralistic society antithesis unilateralism represented da’esh peers basic effort united nations must undertake intellectually fight terrorism geographic borders intellectual infection transmitted electronically around world reasons propose lebanon’s candidacy permanent centre independent united nations dialogue among different civilizations religions races hope member states will support lebanon health
LBR 2017 374 374 small liberian coast guard proud report since formal turnover security responsibilities government liberia remained stable peaceful secure transformed economy growth rate less zero per cent health crisis plummeting commodity prices brought downturn economic recovery liberia adjusted resilient embrace diversification focus today strengthening agriculture sector value-addition infrastructure development emphasis roads energy industrialization health
LBR 2017 418 418 value-addition infrastructure development emphasis roads energy industrialization previously dysfunctional public institutions now capacity respond needs citizens decentralized county service centres ownership strong local governments tragedy health crisis strengthening health-care systems prioritizing prevention delivering capacity community level impact felt life expectancy progressed low years hopeful years reduction maternal deaths annual rate reduction health
LCA 2017 612 612 people ensure citizens basic needs satisfied food plate struggle crisis crisis must agree minimum standard living every one citizens must maintain basic standards provide adequate health care education housing security economic opportunity every citizen countries without establishing standards engage meaningful discussion plan action will stem flow migration will offer opportunities productive health
LSO 2017 744 744 international labour organization regard government lesotho remains committed resolve harness energy young basotho men women order advancement economy country lesotho continues deal scourge hiv aids pandemic prevalent among young women backbone economy empowerment women focus development policy believe elevating positions leadership private public sectors will lead equitable prosperous society lesotho recognize health
LSO 2017 772 772 young women backbone economy empowerment women focus development policy believe elevating positions leadership private public sectors will lead equitable prosperous society lesotho recognize poverty aids pandemic go hand hand poverty eradication policies therefore target vulnerable groups including elderly aids orphans women young people remain committed ensuring objectives tackled key components sdgs health
LUX 2017 1152 1152 denouncing ensure support strengthen financial human resources including institutions counter scourges right dignity also reflected respect physical integrity women girls recent decades able reduce maternal mortality almost half access women girls sexual reproductive rights health care now challenged parts world every day women adolescent girls die pregnancy-related causes million unsafe abortions health
LUX 2017 1161 1161 counter scourges right dignity also reflected respect physical integrity women girls recent decades able reduce maternal mortality almost half access women girls sexual reproductive rights health care now challenged parts world every day women adolescent girls die pregnancy-related causes million unsafe abortions recorded year statistics horrifying luxembourg alongside partners belgium denmark health
LUX 2017 1202 1202 abortions recorded year statistics horrifying luxembourg alongside partners belgium denmark netherlands joined shedecides initiative providing million additional funding year support united nations population fund women’s health one top priorities luxembourg’s health strategy cooperation assure assembly country will continue support access girls women sexual reproductive rights health sometimes defending human rights reduced health
LUX 2017 1207 1207 luxembourg alongside partners belgium denmark netherlands joined shedecides initiative providing million additional funding year support united nations population fund women’s health one top priorities luxembourg’s health strategy cooperation assure assembly country will continue support access girls women sexual reproductive rights health sometimes defending human rights reduced simplest expression less ensuring physical health
LUX 2017 1222 1222 united nations population fund women’s health one top priorities luxembourg’s health strategy cooperation assure assembly country will continue support access girls women sexual reproductive rights health sometimes defending human rights reduced simplest expression less ensuring physical survival population mentioned catastrophic humanitarian situations several countries luxembourg responded united nations appeal famine crisis health
MCO 2017 314 314 promoting eradication poverty fostering sustainable development serve vulnerable country’s new strategic plan official development assistance will work public private partners respond pressing needs food security health education job placement beyond mere duty assist good governance fight corruption sufficient public resources empty words rather assets without state can meet basic needs population health
MCO 2017 488 488 successfully several states including monaco well private companies already announced major measures aimed changing modes transport production consumption general change lifestyles necessary crucial joint unicef-world health organization report july access water sanitation reveals glaring inequalities continue worsen many people still marginalized living unacceptable conditions must also resolutely persevere fight forms serious health
MDG 2017 156 156 protracted emergence five-year political economic social crisis significant country people overwhelmed international sanctions five years exacerbated poverty rate affecting per cent population incidence food insecurity malnutrition logical outcome crisis political social instability anaemic economy mention corruption insecurity however stepped meet challenges fully convinced madagascar reason remain poor potential people per cent health
MDG 2017 406 406 president year intend pursue projects include establishing special economic zones two areas creating pilot digital cities accelerating energy transition strengthening basic infrastructure improve education public health social sector investing education training doctors teachers engineers order achieve sustainable development goal government developed ambitious education sector plan ensure children madagascar access quality education health
MDG 2017 443 443 development goal government developed ambitious education sector plan ensure children madagascar access quality education also investing rebuilding health-care system gutted destroyed years sanctions also reopened health centres closed crisis periods order revitalize network expand nationally general established platform strengthening health-care system coordinate health-related interventions various partners improve monitoring disease madagascar created health
MDG 2017 466 466 also reopened health centres closed crisis periods order revitalize network expand nationally general established platform strengthening health-care system coordinate health-related interventions various partners improve monitoring disease madagascar created digital epidemiological surveillance system enables monitor real time diseases potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage health
MDG 2017 477 477 nationally general established platform strengthening health-care system coordinate health-related interventions various partners improve monitoring disease madagascar created digital epidemiological surveillance system enables monitor real time diseases potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget health
MDG 2017 480 480 platform strengthening health-care system coordinate health-related interventions various partners improve monitoring disease madagascar created digital epidemiological surveillance system enables monitor real time diseases potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural health
MDG 2017 490 490 monitoring disease madagascar created digital epidemiological surveillance system enables monitor real time diseases potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural production diversified specific water sanitation nutrition projects targeting vulnerable populations health
MDG 2017 495 495 epidemiological surveillance system enables monitor real time diseases potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural production diversified specific water sanitation nutrition projects targeting vulnerable populations implemented national nutrition action plan health
MDG 2017 501 501 time diseases potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural production diversified specific water sanitation nutrition projects targeting vulnerable populations implemented national nutrition action plan also investing infrastructure create jobs accelerate health
MDG 2017 503 503 potential become epidemics addition government taken steps promote long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural production diversified specific water sanitation nutrition projects targeting vulnerable populations implemented national nutrition action plan also investing infrastructure create jobs accelerate economic growth health
MDG 2017 511 511 long-term actions launching universal health coverage reducing maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural production diversified specific water sanitation nutrition projects targeting vulnerable populations implemented national nutrition action plan also investing infrastructure create jobs accelerate economic growth investing ports highways bridges airports will reintegrate madagascar health
MDG 2017 518 518 maternal infant mortality major aspect maternal newborn child health budget nutrition increased agricultural production diversified specific water sanitation nutrition projects targeting vulnerable populations implemented national nutrition action plan also investing infrastructure create jobs accelerate economic growth investing ports highways bridges airports will reintegrate madagascar global economy also strengthening tourism industry create health
MDV 2017 688 688 can champion gender equality need countries proud considerable progress people disabilities supported financial material support elderly population getting compassion financial support owe well-targeted policies universal health care realized across country islands easy access medical doctor sea ambulances pharmacy every island ensured maldives spends per cent gross domestic product health-related expenses highest health
MDV 2017 724 724 ambulances pharmacy every island ensured maldives spends per cent gross domestic product health-related expenses highest region south-east asia investment propelled us development path lymphatic filaria measles malaria polio diseases eradicated maldives access safe habitable affordable housing recognized human right constitution considerable progress made several housing units built awarded public-housing schemes despite health
MDV 2017 725 725 pharmacy every island ensured maldives spends per cent gross domestic product health-related expenses highest region south-east asia investment propelled us development path lymphatic filaria measles malaria polio diseases eradicated maldives access safe habitable affordable housing recognized human right constitution considerable progress made several housing units built awarded public-housing schemes despite scarcity health
MDV 2017 727 727 island ensured maldives spends per cent gross domestic product health-related expenses highest region south-east asia investment propelled us development path lymphatic filaria measles malaria polio diseases eradicated maldives access safe habitable affordable housing recognized human right constitution considerable progress made several housing units built awarded public-housing schemes despite scarcity land remoteness health
MDV 2017 1274 1274 linked taking meaningful action climate_change maldives island nations custodians large expanses ocean yet every person hall every community represent every country come benefits oceans depends health wealth oceans seas every breath take comes ocean maldives ocean backbone artery two main economic sectors fishing tourism ocean defines maldivians traditional seafarers members fishing health
MHL 2017 997 997 related agencies created major challenges government people taiwan pursuit fundamental right participate case nation taiwan indispensable partner international community including receipt humanitarian aid medical assistance disease prevention environmental protection anti-terrorism transnational-crime prevention practical approaches allow us work existing controversies order achieve global benefits universal participation including international civil aviation organization united health
MHL 2017 1028 1028 prevention practical approaches allow us work existing controversies order achieve global benefits universal participation including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change world health organization security council resolution misused justify people taiwan’s exclusion united nations result missing important opportunity cooperate proactive contributor peace common global good united nations believe health
MLI 2017 935 935 mali’s commitment effective implementation paris agreement climate_change party regard international community must remain committed implementation preserve ecosystem present future generations world continues face numerous public health challenges hiv aids malaria tuberculosis ebola commending progress made fight pandemics must strengthen international efforts achieve shared goal eradicating diseases must redouble vigilance efforts implement health
MLI 2017 939 939 paris agreement climate_change party regard international community must remain committed implementation preserve ecosystem present future generations world continues face numerous public health challenges hiv aids malaria tuberculosis ebola commending progress made fight pandemics must strengthen international efforts achieve shared goal eradicating diseases must redouble vigilance efforts implement particular political declaration hiv health
MLI 2017 946 946 must remain committed implementation preserve ecosystem present future generations world continues face numerous public health challenges hiv aids malaria tuberculosis ebola commending progress made fight pandemics must strengthen international efforts achieve shared goal eradicating diseases must redouble vigilance efforts implement particular political declaration hiv aids fast track accelerating fight hiv end health
MLI 2017 955 955 world continues face numerous public health challenges hiv aids malaria tuberculosis ebola commending progress made fight pandemics must strengthen international efforts achieve shared goal eradicating diseases must redouble vigilance efforts implement particular political declaration hiv aids fast track accelerating fight hiv end aids epidemic world’s leaders adopted new york june concerning health
MLI 2017 973 973 strengthen international efforts achieve shared goal eradicating diseases must redouble vigilance efforts implement particular political declaration hiv aids fast track accelerating fight hiv end aids epidemic world’s leaders adopted new york june concerning migration issues mali fully supports ongoing process organization aimed adoption global compact safe orderly regular migration together must health
MWI 2017 326 326 technical entrepreneurial education young people opportunity attend university time also increasing access tertiary education one category needs inclusion persons disabilities malawi reviewing policies strategies education health trade order foster effective inclusion persons disabilities also made strides efforts eradicate vicious irrational attacks persons albinism time attacks rampant parts country glad report new health
NLD 2017 207 207 unity widely shared prosperity will move apart world today indeed much better world just geopolitically took stock progress made millennium development goals extreme poverty maternal mortality halved child mortality almost halved ninety per cent children developing countries now receiving primary education despite real problems confront us today still see grounds optimism health
NLD 2017 210 210 prosperity will move apart world today indeed much better world just geopolitically took stock progress made millennium development goals extreme poverty maternal mortality halved child mortality almost halved ninety per cent children developing countries now receiving primary education despite real problems confront us today still see grounds optimism change world overnight health
NOR 2017 25 25 like begin congratulating mr miroslav lajcak election presidency general assembly session world experienced unprecedented progress past decades extreme poverty halved people live longer child mortality rates falling girls attend school ever global political cooperation trade shared rules road brought us today like highlight four building blocks crucial sustainable future first health
NOR 2017 805 805 oceans able harvest resources oceans future must ensure clean healthy important small island developing states also known large-ocean states join forces find good solutions promote health sustainability oceans backdrop norway hosted meeting united nations week explore enormous range opportunities sustainable oceans can provide conclusion united nations backbone global order need strong health
NPL 2017 104 104 two decades since first addressed assembly rostrum see pv decades followed world witnessed profound transformation notable achievements poverty reduction school enrolment gender equality combating communicable diseases successes come without multiple complex challenges world become interdependent better connected growing interdependence pluralism unleashed challenges opportunities large geopolitical transformation still making rise inward-looking tendencies health
NRU 2017 447 447 must begin assessment united nation’s capacity respond climate disasters addition safe climate prosperity nauru’s people depends healthy ocean regard must show ambition tackling mounting threats health oceans special case sids needs enshrined work across ocean sectors new implementing agreements biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction united nations convention law sea launching concluding intergovernmental health
NRU 2017 723 723 programmes high school tertiary students well programmes already workforce acknowledge generous support friends partners provided scholarships technical workshops invaluable long- term development particularly high-priority areas health sector education engineering public administration good governance healthy economy productive people also requires international relations peaceful stable pacific throughout world regard pacific region nauru calls health
NRU 2017 828 828 financial capacity contribute world peace development particularly technical prowess know-how concerned wishes contribute participate freely partnerships activities united nations system including sustainable development goals world health organization unesco united nations framework convention climate_change united nations-related agencies activities order ensure taiwanese people can make positive contributions societies around world must given freedom health
PAK 2017 226 226 world becomes increasingly interdependent ethnic cleansing rohingyas just affront norms humanity also challenges collective conscience pillars world order eroded imperative international cooperation need address poverty disease climate_change nuclear proliferation terrorism forced displacement intensifying today ever need united nations provide parameters processes platforms global cooperation essential address wide-ranging challenges peace security development health
PAN 2017 426 426 allow drug trafficking disrupt peace restored cost central america colombia drug trafficking condemns people poverty affects state budgets makes us invest resources security instead education health housing transportation challenges authority governments subverts loyalty whose duty comply uphold rule law panama reaffirms commitment combating drug trafficking head-on will dedicate full force efforts health
PAN 2017 855 855 salaries civil servants police officers educators doctors nurses reviewed money going pensions scholarships strengthened conditional monetary assistance also laying thousands kilometres roads investing major basic health projects water-purifying plants building tens thousands houses poorest citizens well modern bilingual schools sports cultural centres new metro lines modern mass-transport system working towards objectives health
PAN 2017 931 931 road peaceful society decent quality life fairer world treated equally human beings deserve decent life takes everyone’s efforts build achieved basic needs citizens food shelter health education met important ensure every citizen pays taxes state working professional classes governments duty take action tax evasion affects ability state help poorest deepens inequality health
PHL 2017 506 506 networks trafficking drugs people arms responsible leader president philippines launched vigorous campaign illegal drug trade save lives preserve families protect communities stop country becoming narco-state epidemic spell end sovereignty meaningful sense august drug trade penetrated least barangays representing per cent smallest government units spanning archipelago directly touch people estimated million people health
PHL 2017 737 737 parents believed devil problem west sometimes thinks kind drugs present societies heroin cocaine marijuana drugs talking talking methamphetamine hydrochloride otherwise known shabu united nations world health organization said associated violence paranoia cocaine heroin marijuana drug war among suppliers methamphetamines war within family every family affected drugs victim can live drugs can health
PNG 2017 132 132 general mr ban ki-moon outstanding work tenure world continues confronted multiple unprecedented challenges increasingly complex nature facing serious adverse impacts uncertain global economy climate_change declining health marine habitats heightened security fears challenges face unlikely overcome major goals achieved individual countries acting sure view shared many must work together build better stable health
PNG 2017 232 232 implement past five years policies changing lives million men women children better introduced free education across entire country doubled number children school girls extending universal health care people helping live longer keeping families together commenced largest infrastructure programme nation’s history building roads ports public buildings including hospitals particular focus infrastructure promoting health
PNG 2017 565 565 climate_change will work together successful meeting bonn papua new guinea island nation well-being economic development people tied resources coming oceans seas share growing concern declining health oceans seas sustain many nations uncontrolled poorly regulated human activities including illegal unregulated unreported fishing pollutants plastics marine debris killing waterways global fish stocks decimated health
POL 2017 674 674 strength determines citizens sense security also areas often transcend regular purview security council’s work changes natural environment economic disparities conflicts fuelled competition natural resources inadequate health care can also undermine sense security believe issues feature permanently council’s agenda respect absolute primacy international law relations among states safeguard effectiveness ensuring international peace health
PRT 2017 904 904 per cent surface planet top priority strategy sustainable development need action pressing wide-ranging evident week ago lisbon another oceans meeting year dedicated theme ocean human health promoted portugal dozens countries participated first united nations conference dedicated conservation sustainable exploitation oceans took place privilege portugal participate preparatory process conference co-facilitator along singapore health
RUS 2017 1208 1208 secure future humankind without mutual trust hope effective implementation ambitious sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change solutions global issues crucial developing countries food security demographics health care fundamental principles international relations include recognition political pluralism freedom choice rule law must stop relying military alliances instead provide support security guarantees states opt health
SLB 2017 400 400 therefore denounce pollution contamination ocean pacific peoples depend livelihoods assembly well aware pacific supply approximately per cent world’s tuna market underscoring region’s global significance maintaining health ocean therefore merely interests maintenance ocean given importance global food security interests regard solomon islands reaffirms principles enshrined united nations convention law sea peaceful use health
SLE 2017 789 789 world economy plunged sharply record high gross domestic product growth rates per cent per cent respectively record low rates per cent -21.7 per cent respectively epidemic revealed fundamental systemic weaknesses still remained addressed post-conflict sierra leone especially health-care system fight end eradicate prevent recurrence ebola virus largely won strong leadership community health
SLE 2017 1061 1061 now solid path will continue consolidate transition war peace shore democratic credentials inclusive growth decent life learning ebola virus outbreak government responded task building resilient health system prevent detect respond public health threats similar nature established public-health laboratories nationwide full capabilities test viral hemorrhagic fevers including ebola floods mudslides pointing us health
SLE 2017 1067 1067 transition war peace shore democratic credentials inclusive growth decent life learning ebola virus outbreak government responded task building resilient health system prevent detect respond public health threats similar nature established public-health laboratories nationwide full capabilities test viral hemorrhagic fevers including ebola floods mudslides pointing us greater emphasis environment particularly regarding land health
SLE 2017 1139 1139 democracy look forward strategic engagement partners effectively implementing sustainable development goals sierra leone especially diversifying economy focus agriculture fisheries tourism manufacturing industries well investment education health evidence abounds resource-full sectors enormous economic potential public-private sector partnerships north-south south-south triangular cooperation urge partners join us tapping potentials coordinator african union committee ten health
SLV 2017 96 96 sustainable development submitted first national voluntary review implementation agenda el salvador national agenda sustainable development developed creation institutional architecture implementation allocated half public spending education health social protection order reduce extreme poverty enhance social development also increased allocation resources programmes focused poverty reduction area education priority government made significant progress eradicating health
SLV 2017 144 144 significant progress eradicating illiteracy increasing availability inclusive education maintaining high level primary-education coverage past four years also noteworthy advances food nutritional security reduced chronic child malnutrition promote family farming supporting small producers improving incomes ensuring food security participatory sustainable processes order address employment opportunities established national employment system benefits young people health
SLV 2017 499 499 temporary protected-status population united states hope status will extended facilitate conditions seek regulate immigration status promote rights migrants well integration host country culture labour market health care education housing systems acknowledge contribution make economies host societies line position submitted initiative legislative assembly help regulate migratory situation nationals come neighbouring countries el health
SMR 2017 544 544 development goals effective implementation real challenge today many areas covered agenda progress unfortunately line hopes example much needs done million people living extreme poverty experiencing malnutrition targeted actions implemented reduce maternal mortality gender inequality ensure inclusive equitable educational systems invest sustainable energy provide health care wider segments population implementation agenda responsibility health
SMR 2017 550 550 today many areas covered agenda progress unfortunately line hopes example much needs done million people living extreme poverty experiencing malnutrition targeted actions implemented reduce maternal mortality gender inequality ensure inclusive equitable educational systems invest sustainable energy provide health care wider segments population implementation agenda responsibility individual states keep promises incorporating sustainable health
SMR 2017 562 562 done million people living extreme poverty experiencing malnutrition targeted actions implemented reduce maternal mortality gender inequality ensure inclusive equitable educational systems invest sustainable energy provide health care wider segments population implementation agenda responsibility individual states keep promises incorporating sustainable development goals development legislation policies cultural revolution must part policies coming years health
SOM 2017 724 724 missed target per cent improved markedly years ago six months ago forming council ministers appointed six women cabinet hold important portfolios nation including trade industry health youth sports women human rights humanitarian affairs women played instrumental role somalia worst times addition mothers wives sisters dominate informal economy many living refugees migrants health
SUR 2017 529 529 ousted suriname also experienced ill effects interference internal affairs destruction infrastructure means production amounted approximately million much worse fact hundreds children deprived access education proper health care today nation still suffering results so- called foreign-supported internal strife disrupted societies interior characterized socioeconomic order lasted years suriname knows interference means way dealt health
SUR 2017 1327 1327 sync services industry suriname acknowledges citizens important resource development spite challenging budgetary constraints socioeconomic policies government remained people-oriented continued application basic health-care law provides proper health care entire population addition announced president bouterse part social contract adequate housing access education youth participation engagement sports development job creation care persons disabilities elderly health
SVK 2017 30 30 mr president assumption presidency convinced leadership general assembly will swiftly successfully advance work every minute speak children die hunger born extreme poverty dozens die preventable diseases able cure decades responsibility people hall everything powers help challenges face often require difficult strategies unprecedented amounts money require dedication true leadership includes sides can health
SVN 2017 256 256 environment ensuring sustainability determined raise awareness key factors shaping sustainable future example recognize key role bees pollinators play preventing hunger ensuring food security improving human health preserving environment biodiversity context proposing general assembly declare may international day bees proclaim world bee day like thank states already expressed support initiative encourage others health
SWZ 2017 159 159 united nations will reach greater heights support countries implementing agenda paris agreement climate_change united nations staff also congratulated remarkable work supporting inclusive sustainable development tackling diseases promoting peace stability creating conducive environment humankind live sometimes extremely inimical conditions theme session focusing people striving peace decent life sustainable planet resonates perfectly motto health
SWZ 2017 507 507 access education irrespective socioeconomic status government also providing children’s needs placing greater focus assisting orphaned vulnerable various programmes ensure can access free primary-school education adequate nutrition school feeding schemes quest achieve decent life line agenda sustainable development africa’s agenda kingdom eswatini put place several all-inclusive initiatives aimed ensuring one left behind health
SWZ 2017 632 632 provide solutions transforming economies thereby enabling countries sadc region close skills gap seeking support highly educated facilitators international community make project reality tackling poverty hunger disease burden improving people’s basic standards living centre vision national development strategy importance human capital investment promoting interests vulnerable groups represent crucial steps towards economic growth health
SWZ 2017 709 709 critical importance demographic dividend africa’s transformative development acknowledged african leaders recognized urgent need accelerate implementation african union roadmap harnessing demographic dividend investments youth hiv aids pandemic remains one priority areas continues undermine sustainable development objectives stretching health resources limit calls collective action part government international donors stakeholders address nation decided work health
SWZ 2017 720 720 urgent need accelerate implementation african union roadmap harnessing demographic dividend investments youth hiv aids pandemic remains one priority areas continues undermine sustainable development objectives stretching health resources limit calls collective action part government international donors stakeholders address nation decided work reach aids-free status vision line sustainable development goal ending aids pleased health
SWZ 2017 798 798 living hiv also reduced hiv incidence nearly half 17-29407 major achievement encouraged results will continue everything ability ensure new infections also pleased mention efforts tackle malaria eradication recognized honoured african union summit addis ababa january africa’s heads state government elected us chair african leaders malaria alliance tomorrow will hold side event health
SWZ 2017 817 817 infections also pleased mention efforts tackle malaria eradication recognized honoured african union summit addis ababa january africa’s heads state government elected us chair african leaders malaria alliance tomorrow will hold side event malaria united nations headquarters malaria scourge requires concerted efforts eradicate face earth aim partner private sector africa beyond mobilize health
SWZ 2017 824 824 eradication recognized honoured african union summit addis ababa january africa’s heads state government elected us chair african leaders malaria alliance tomorrow will hold side event malaria united nations headquarters malaria scourge requires concerted efforts eradicate face earth aim partner private sector africa beyond mobilize resources combat appreciate partners support also appeal health
SWZ 2017 828 828 union summit addis ababa january africa’s heads state government elected us chair african leaders malaria alliance tomorrow will hold side event malaria united nations headquarters malaria scourge requires concerted efforts eradicate face earth aim partner private sector africa beyond mobilize resources combat appreciate partners support also appeal financial institutions development partners health
TCD 2017 207 207 millennium development goals adoption gave rise great deal hope supposed reverse growth poverty promote development however persistence economic crisis recurring threats peace security appearance cyclical pandemics increase phenomenon migration fear scourges will negative impact implementation agenda difficult economic context early september paris chad organized round table finance national development plan take health
TCD 2017 495 495 robust mandate ensure joint force sustainable resources carry tasks humanitarian situation exacerbated particularly difficult security situation subregion reflected large-scale humanitarian crises massive displacement people famine malnutrition epidemics past several decades country welcomed refugees displaced persons fleeing conflicts neighbouring countries well returnees internally displaced persons following conflicts libya central african republic current health
TCD 2017 496 496 mandate ensure joint force sustainable resources carry tasks humanitarian situation exacerbated particularly difficult security situation subregion reflected large-scale humanitarian crises massive displacement people famine malnutrition epidemics past several decades country welcomed refugees displaced persons fleeing conflicts neighbouring countries well returnees internally displaced persons following conflicts libya central african republic current global health
TGO 2017 111 111 well-being peoples must remain priority actions national level international level pool efforts context debates theme raises issue human security encompasses imperatives peace development access quality health care healthy environment food security jobs particular young people challenges state faces particular developing countries reminder importance implementing paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development addis health
TGO 2017 386 386 establish social medical benefits system schoolchildren measure will extended private secular faith-based sectors coming years will cater million children involved pilot phase project addition field health development new national health development plan period 2017-2022 enables government provide appropriate solutions problems identified align national priorities sustainable development goals harmonious sustainable development togo health
TGO 2017 390 390 system schoolchildren measure will extended private secular faith-based sectors coming years will cater million children involved pilot phase project addition field health development new national health development plan period 2017-2022 enables government provide appropriate solutions problems identified align national priorities sustainable development goals harmonious sustainable development togo achieved without peace social health
TGO 2017 735 735 decent living standards resilient health-care system particular emphasis technical services early-warning prevention capabilities end like urge states work together intensify efforts prevent resurgence previously eradicated epidemics also significantly reduce even eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis tragically continue cause many casualties africa era live also marked surge new security challenges maritime health
TGO 2017 741 741 particular emphasis technical services early-warning prevention capabilities end like urge states work together intensify efforts prevent resurgence previously eradicated epidemics also significantly reduce even eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis tragically continue cause many casualties africa era live also marked surge new security challenges maritime insecurity terrorism must fight forms maritime health
TGO 2017 744 744 services early-warning prevention capabilities end like urge states work together intensify efforts prevent resurgence previously eradicated epidemics also significantly reduce even eliminate diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis tragically continue cause many casualties africa era live also marked surge new security challenges maritime insecurity terrorism must fight forms maritime insecurity undermines development health
THA 2017 288 288 springs ideas knowledge value-based economy thailand policy requires human wisdom even high technology focusing people putting human life-cycle development priority since successfully embarked upon universal health coverage system system represents investment people future present per cent population enjoys kind health coverage universal health coverage system helped prevent households falling poverty past health
THA 2017 302 302 people putting human life-cycle development priority since successfully embarked upon universal health coverage system system represents investment people future present per cent population enjoys kind health coverage universal health coverage system helped prevent households falling poverty past decade chair foreign policy global health initiative thailand will present draft resolution session general health
THA 2017 305 305 life-cycle development priority since successfully embarked upon universal health coverage system system represents investment people future present per cent population enjoys kind health coverage universal health coverage system helped prevent households falling poverty past decade chair foreign policy global health initiative thailand will present draft resolution session general assembly mark december health
THA 2017 319 319 people future present per cent population enjoys kind health coverage universal health coverage system helped prevent households falling poverty past decade chair foreign policy global health initiative thailand will present draft resolution session general assembly mark december world universal health coverage day hope receive support member states regard another recent example health
THA 2017 333 333 helped prevent households falling poverty past decade chair foreign policy global health initiative thailand will present draft resolution session general assembly mark december world universal health coverage day hope receive support member states regard another recent example focus people national strategy eliminate hiv aids thailand aims reduce new hiv infections lower health
THA 2017 372 372 national strategy eliminate hiv aids thailand aims reduce new hiv infections lower number hiv aids-related deaths reduce discrimination related hiv gender also proud say world health organization recognized thailand first country asia second country world eliminate mother- to-child transmission hiv syphilis world going critical time facing series shared challenges extremism terrorism health
TLS 2017 220 220 timor- leste celebrating fifteenth anniversary restoration independence may past years partnerships established united nations specialized agencies development partners produced important inspiring results achieved thought possible mortality rates children age fallen half according world health organization timor-leste succeeded reducing malaria rates cases one doctors timor-leste today nearly trained thanks cooperation solidarity people health
TLS 2017 228 228 past years partnerships established united nations specialized agencies development partners produced important inspiring results achieved thought possible mortality rates children age fallen half according world health organization timor-leste succeeded reducing malaria rates cases one doctors timor-leste today nearly trained thanks cooperation solidarity people government cuba doctors every village several new hospitals health
TLS 2017 233 233 nations specialized agencies development partners produced important inspiring results achieved thought possible mortality rates children age fallen half according world health organization timor-leste succeeded reducing malaria rates cases one doctors timor-leste today nearly trained thanks cooperation solidarity people government cuba doctors every village several new hospitals country declared leprosy-free world health health
TLS 2017 258 258 malaria rates cases one doctors timor-leste today nearly trained thanks cooperation solidarity people government cuba doctors every village several new hospitals country declared leprosy-free world health organization first time centuries life expectancy birth years today reached consider education like health care key priority primary-education enrolment rates stand nearly per cent school-age health
TLS 2017 272 272 cuba doctors every village several new hospitals country declared leprosy-free world health organization first time centuries life expectancy birth years today reached consider education like health care key priority primary-education enrolment rates stand nearly per cent school-age children youth recently introduced new curriculum primary-school level given special priority past years building health
TON 2017 300 300 states fully support goal gender parity including levels organization high-level political forum sustainable development enabled us review seven sustainable development goals sdgs particular goal good health well-being goal gender equality empowerment women girls goal ocean resources commend president economic social council initiative devoting adequate time underscore examine complex sustainability challenges facing health
TON 2017 630 630 small island developing states large-ocean states us people successful implementation sustainable development goal critical pathway towards sustainable development interconnection goals related food security water sanitation health economic growth sustainable production consumption need strong political will whole-of-government approach mainstreaming ocean-related actions international regional national development plans strategies order ensure inclusive participation efforts health
TTO 2017 548 548 sustainable development survival humankind trinidad tobago welcomes progress achieved recently concluded oceans conference june adoption historic call action well commitments actions taken member states safeguard health oceans implementation sdg small island developing state trinidad tobago highly vulnerable unprecedented rate loss marine biodiversity impacts unsustainable practices marine environment consequently welcome adoption recommendations health
TUN 2017 424 424 utilization international regional mechanisms especially dedicated financing development technology transfer capacity-building support efforts african nations achieve steady economic growth sustainable development put end poverty marginalization epidemics work towards peaceful just inclusive prosperous african communities believe environmental considerations important achieving sustainable development world’s nations therefore signed paris agreement climate_change voluntarily committed reducing health
TUR 2017 282 282 respect democratic demands people taken will continue take kinds measures came country outbreak syrian crisis stem influx refugees europe meet needs people shelter food clothing health care education standards appreciated visit country however like underscore received sufficient support international community especially european union efforts expenditures public institutions civil-society organizations people order health
TUV 2017 693 693 permanent item agenda security council given direct threat global peace security tuvalu many low-lying islands peace security imperilled traditional threats conflict violence drugs weapons famine disease instead male declaration human dimension climate_change recognized impacts climate_change pose immediate fundamental far-reaching threat individuals communities vulnerable states threaten wide range human rights including right health
TUV 2017 741 741 rights including right life right take part cultural life right use enjoy property right adequate standard living right food right highest attainable standard physical mental health ten years ago recognized climate_change single greatest major threat peace security ultimately survival remains today situation grows urgent every day current warming trends islands may health
TUV 2017 1103 1103 established tuvalu climate_change disaster survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivity health care quality education renewable_energy critical areas particular priority tuvalu will welcome development genuine durable partnerships aspired sids accelerated modalities action pathway regard issue ldc graduation health
UGA 2017 92 92 importance lose everyone world led decent life every adult consumed calories per day lose everyone consuming right number calories every day lose everyone immunized immunizable diseases lose immunizable diseases afflict people immunized lose achieve universal immunization people world problem lose young people children accessed education achieve literacy numeracy skills minimum lose health
UGA 2017 95 95 world led decent life every adult consumed calories per day lose everyone consuming right number calories every day lose everyone immunized immunizable diseases lose immunizable diseases afflict people immunized lose achieve universal immunization people world problem lose young people children accessed education achieve literacy numeracy skills minimum lose human beings health health
UGA 2017 120 120 diseases afflict people immunized lose achieve universal immunization people world problem lose young people children accessed education achieve literacy numeracy skills minimum lose human beings health units within radius kilometres live lose human beings access clean electricity away charcoal firewood dirty kerosene lose every adult well- paying job lose every family health
UKR 2017 341 341 occupiers banned continues week ago ahtem chiygoz deputy head mejlis sentenced eight years prison standing 17-29395 russian occupation another deputy head mejlis ilmi umerov serious health problem remains house arrest even allowed leave crimea medical treatment russia blatantly violates resolution entitled situation human rights autonomous republic crimea city sevastopol ukraine keeps health
UKR 2017 1305 1305 economic recovery place among priorities within development agenda ukraine areas ensuring sustainable energy supply food security promoting innovation development sustainable infrastructure well promoting effective public health system affordable education decent work convinced country alone can achieve sustainable development without sustainable peace sustainable security also doubt mitigation global_warming remains indispensable element sustainable health
USA 2017 127 127 movements religions stood assembly like intend address serious threats us today also enormous potential waiting unleashed live time extraordinary opportunity breakthroughs science technology medicine curing illnesses solving problems prior generations thought impossible solve day also brings news growing dangers threaten everything cherish value terrorists extremists gathered strength spread every region planet health
USA 2017 1610 1610 made invaluable contributions stabilizing conflicts africa united states continues lead world humanitarian assistance including famine prevention relief south sudan somalia northern nigeria yemen invested better health opportunity world programmes like president’s emergency plan aids relief president’s malaria initiative global health security agenda global fund end modern slavery women entrepreneurs finance initiative health
USA 2017 1621 1621 humanitarian assistance including famine prevention relief south sudan somalia northern nigeria yemen invested better health opportunity world programmes like president’s emergency plan aids relief president’s malaria initiative global health security agenda global fund end modern slavery women entrepreneurs finance initiative part commitment empowering women across globe also thank secretary-general recognizing united health
USA 2017 1624 1624 famine prevention relief south sudan somalia northern nigeria yemen invested better health opportunity world programmes like president’s emergency plan aids relief president’s malaria initiative global health security agenda global fund end modern slavery women entrepreneurs finance initiative part commitment empowering women across globe also thank secretary-general recognizing united nations must reform health
VCT 2017 1027 1027 energy expect generate per cent energy needs renewable sources within next three years saint vincent grenadines also dedicating special funding technology-based entrepreneurs improving wages occupational health safety legislation investing new modem medical facilities launched innovative zero-hunger fund interventions targeting food insecurity unemployment vulnerable populations simultaneously creating contingency fund aid disaster recovery health
VCT 2017 1165 1165 persons african descent repeat yet necessity desirability responsible authorities dominican republic united nations address properly respective issues denial citizenship persons haitian descent dominican republic cholera epidemic united nations troops haiti initiated quest deepening multilateralism international cooperation peace glaring injustice continuing denial taiwan’s membership special agencies united nations demands correction ghosts divisive health
VEN 2017 712 712 independence united states judiciary solitary confinement widespread practice country number homeless people reached million including million boys girls per cent living poverty health-care coverage maternal mortality rate skyrocketed recent years children incarcerated adult prisons children can sentenced life imprisonment condemned life per cent african-american special rapporteur right education condemned use electric health
VEN 2017 1736 1736 make decisions always bear mind humble excluded need us mother nature let us able look eyes children grandchildren satisfaction halted worst guaranteed better future peace health happiness let us build united nations liberator asked us government system grants us greatest possible amount happiness social security political stability house multilateralism say may health
VNM 2017 376 376 technology transfer developing countries path sustainable development must place interests people centre policies actions will able ensure decent life believe life can decent poverty unemployment epidemics still effectively addressed decent still threatened climate_change disasters will succeed quest sustainable development decent life secure sustainable peace enjoyed peace independence past four decades now health
VUT 2017 850 850 united nations persevere therefore urge united states part one world reverse decision enforce paris agreement climate_change country deeply concerned climate_change paris agreement committed reversing decline health oceans united nations ocean conference held new york june shown quality oceans contribute livelihoods seriously undermined urgent immediate attention part required now ever island nation health
VUT 2017 882 882 new york june shown quality oceans contribute livelihoods seriously undermined urgent immediate attention part required now ever island nation surrounded vast ocean know important concerned health ocean impact humankind’s survival government committed implementing resolutions conference including sustainable development goal partnerships national efforts committed achieving national goal per cent renewable_energy support development health
VUT 2017 925 925 achieving national goal per cent renewable_energy support development partners launched national oceans policy will also ban use plastic bags order reduce amount ocean debris preserve health pacific islands forum leaders meeting apia called leaders peoples pacific island countries join vanuatu struggle responsible preserving blue pacific ocean order guarantee human survival government health
VUT 2017 1006 1006 fully respecting continuity partnership achievement sustainable development goals vanuatu convinced order end poverty opportunities people particular women must made available greater access must given education nutrition health government committed eliminating barriers disproportionately affect vulnerable groups successfully launched national policies gender equality protection children november policies take account violence discrimination women girls health
VUT 2017 1007 1007 respecting continuity partnership achievement sustainable development goals vanuatu convinced order end poverty opportunities people particular women must made available greater access must given education nutrition health government committed eliminating barriers disproportionately affect vulnerable groups successfully launched national policies gender equality protection children november policies take account violence discrimination women girls well health
ZAF 2017 262 262 fuel development resources african continent continent also continues lose significant portion resources illicit financial outflows africa loses billions dollars otherwise utilize develop continent provide education health care housing critical basic needs african populations money laundering tax evasion tax avoidance corruption transfer pricing multinational companies biggest challenges economic growth stability undermine integrity health
ALB 2018 840 840 call action world drug problem initiated united states need take bold action work together eliminate drugs lives young people children save societies national security public health reason must strengthen international cooperation build common basis understanding problem including taking effective measures context also like underline albania enjoys excellent cooperation united nations office health
ARG 2018 202 202 situation venezuela given seriousness argentina wants refer situation venezuelan dictatorship’s crimes humanity international criminal court call venezuela acknowledge humanitarian crisis can use international cooperation address health food deprivation displaced persons part broad regional response seeks mitigate difficulties millions venezuelans wake exodus country taking integrating society argentina already received venezuelans decades convened health
ATG 2018 247 247 issues plague hopes aspirations communities yes terrors torments fears shared everyone yet reached member states doorstep rate going certainly coming soon walls around rich keep diseases carried winds blowing neglected pools poverty migrants will halt determined trek homelands search better conditions circumstances countries improve governments political parties countries bear great responsibility health
ATG 2018 682 682 wealth humankind global community provides us enduring citizenship loyalty myopic nationalistic ideals trump patriotism towards common humankind recognize today nations world interdependent effort stop spread disease curb effects climate_change make peoples safe terrorists organized crime share knowledge technology access one another’s markets trade goods services thereby improving lives people today’s world health
ATG 2018 1226 1226 injury done country’s economy now amounts per cent gdp country can easily absorb severe blow hurts economy sets back infrastructural development constrains provision employment advances health education people able survive pain speaks resilience extremely proud made endure course wto powerless enforce awards country means rely respect international system adherence international law health
AUS 2018 737 737 region geared expand opportunities people businesses communities promote economic growth reduce regional poverty work sectors drive economic growth human development including aid trade infrastructure education health empowerment women girls work ways effective including united nations resident coordinators region’s political security economic architecture association southeast asian nations asean sits heart region collective health
AZE 2018 588 588 programmes create necessary conditions citizens azerbaijan fully enjoy human rights fundamental freedoms education top priority domestic policy well-established educated society guarantee successful sustainable development right health fully ensured azerbaijan every year million people half country’s population undergo medical check- ups fully subsidized funds state budget azerbaijan first country muslim world grant health
BDI 2018 959 959 export diversification promotion agro- industrial commercial extractive enterprises need develop energy craft sectors build maintain infrastructure support growth improve access basic social services including education health social protection continue environmental regional planning programmes improve financial governance decentralization develop regional international partnerships government burundi therefore calls bilateral multilateral partners consider goals projects health
BEL 2018 1005 1005 area prosperity advocate ambitious free-trade agreement continent continent global reciprocal partnership win-win situation agenda sustainable development sets path better fairer world everything poverty eradication access health education gender equality fight global_warming possible option general mobilization ownership joint programme us levels let us roll sleeves decide act countdown urgency results fundamental climate_change health
BEL 2018 1067 1067 denying reality climate_change order stubbornness past denied earth round prosperity must sustainable can longer based frenetic selfish exploitation precious natural resources oceans biodiversity air quality health precious assets must cherished respected natural disasters falling us one another ever spectacular ever deadly just weeks ago india kerala unprecedented floods forever shattered fate health
BEN 2018 448 448 ensure mobilized financial resources serve intended purposes also aim make national stakeholders honest ensure quality public spending government’s ambition ensure citizens access drinking water primary health care education can ensured decent life realizing legitimate ambition justifies establishment vast rural water supply project insurance initiative reinforcing human capital seek provide social security health
BEN 2018 483 483 justifies establishment vast rural water supply project insurance initiative reinforcing human capital seek provide social security particularly disadvantaged government benin also implementing measures ensure better health care entire population include guaranteeing quality drugs sold therapeutic purposes major public-health requirement benin begun relentless fight counterfeit poor-quality medicines circulating territory order overcome scourge health
BFA 2018 285 285 significantly improved care pregnant women children age five will continue operationalization universal health-insurance system will gradually enable health-care coverage extended burkina faso citizens terms public health access drinking water substantial efforts made benefit rural urban areas likewise special job- creation programme young people women aims promote access jobs acquisition vocational skills health
BFA 2018 1302 1302 effective migration management around world also better protect refugees migrants burkina faso also welcomes organization margins seventy-third session general assembly high-level events topics tuberculosis non-communicable diseases doubt recommendations resulting two events will contribute improving management diseases negative impact people’s lives intergovernmental negotiations security council reform going years rounds negotiations comprehensive satisfactory health
BFA 2018 1312 1312 burkina faso also welcomes organization margins seventy-third session general assembly high-level events topics tuberculosis non-communicable diseases doubt recommendations resulting two events will contribute improving management diseases negative impact people’s lives intergovernmental negotiations security council reform going years rounds negotiations comprehensive satisfactory solution emerged even though vast majority member states agree principle health
BGD 2018 426 426 despite verbal commitment take back rohingya reality myanmar authorities yet accept back million rohingya hosted bangladesh living uncertain situation best ability made arrangements food clothing health care childcare security many countries organizations including united nations commonwealth organization islamic cooperation shown solidarity rohingya extended support assistance extend appreciation thanks international community long health
BGD 2018 472 472 appreciation thanks international community long rohingya unable return home temporary arrangement able live good healthy conditions mind started working new housing facility arrangements necessary education health care needs call upon international organizations join hands us initiative also seek assistance help relocate rohingya facility rohingya crisis origin myanmar solution found myanmar also health
BGD 2018 1142 1142 bangladesh one densely populated countries world million people now live land area square kilometres despite resource constraints made significant strides across range social indices maternal mortality rate decreased per mortality rate children age five decreased per life expectancy increased years years past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health health
BGD 2018 1146 1146 countries world million people now live land area square kilometres despite resource constraints made significant strides across range social indices maternal mortality rate decreased per mortality rate children age five decreased per life expectancy increased years years past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health sector year investment health health
BGD 2018 1167 1167 mortality rate decreased per mortality rate children age five decreased per life expectancy increased years years past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health sector year investment health increased per cent approximately community health clinics union health centres operating health care reached people’s doorsteps thirty different types medicines distributed health
BGD 2018 1171 1171 mortality rate children age five decreased per life expectancy increased years years past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health sector year investment health increased per cent approximately community health clinics union health centres operating health care reached people’s doorsteps thirty different types medicines distributed free cost tuberculosis prevention health
BGD 2018 1177 1177 per life expectancy increased years years past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health sector year investment health increased per cent approximately community health clinics union health centres operating health care reached people’s doorsteps thirty different types medicines distributed free cost tuberculosis prevention control efforts intensified reach agenda sdg health
BGD 2018 1180 1180 increased years years past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health sector year investment health increased per cent approximately community health clinics union health centres operating health care reached people’s doorsteps thirty different types medicines distributed free cost tuberculosis prevention control efforts intensified reach agenda sdg target result tuberculosis-related health
BGD 2018 1183 1183 past fiscal year spent per cent national budget public health sector year investment health increased per cent approximately community health clinics union health centres operating health care reached people’s doorsteps thirty different types medicines distributed free cost tuberculosis prevention control efforts intensified reach agenda sdg target result tuberculosis-related deaths decreased per health
BGD 2018 1234 1234 cent past two years bangladesh also playing pioneering role raising awareness needs children affected autism neurodevelopmental disorders order consolidate efforts regard specialized cell created ministry health family welfare national steering committee national advisory committee already set saima hossain wazed chairperson advisory committee member world health organisation’s expert advisory panel mental health health
BGD 2018 1253 1253 efforts regard specialized cell created ministry health family welfare national steering committee national advisory committee already set saima hossain wazed chairperson advisory committee member world health organisation’s expert advisory panel mental health named goodwill ambassador south asia issue welcome formation secretary general’s high-level panel digital cooperation underlying premise vision digital bangladesh health
BGD 2018 1259 1259 health family welfare national steering committee national advisory committee already set saima hossain wazed chairperson advisory committee member world health organisation’s expert advisory panel mental health named goodwill ambassador south asia issue welcome formation secretary general’s high-level panel digital cooperation underlying premise vision digital bangladesh promote people’s well-being widespread introduction internet-based health
BIH 2018 372 372 nation large small must cooperative effort whole world words resonate today way seven decades ago cooperative approaches key eliminating smallpox vaccinating record numbers infants preventable diseases beating back menace aids concerted efforts alliance nations necessary contain risks nuclear confrontation successfully address global issues gender equality climate_change prosecution war criminals international level health
BLR 2018 372 372 growth sustainable development hand within group countries three quarters world’s poor reside vulnerable factors global economic fluctuations consequences regional conflicts natural human-caused catastrophes climate upheavals epidemics threaten social economic stability exacerbate inequality regional global levels context unjust development progress continues gauged exclusively basis per capita income criterion reflect economic social environmental health
BLZ 2018 332 332 fully informed claim referred court resolution working end guatemalan claim thereby enhance national security government continues discharge core duty promoting economic development job creation education health care citizens end making major efforts implement growth sustainable development strategy fully aligned sustainable development goals endeavour united nations development system partnering us multi-country sustainable health
BLZ 2018 574 574 youth challenge programme concentrates teaching young people discipline personal organization teamwork well skills technical vocational areas encouraging become responsible patriotic productive citizens view enhancing delivery health services government initiated steps construction modern hospital toledo district next year will mark years organization’s support small island developing states sids agenda belize joins call health
BLZ 2018 1016 1016 pressure government submission indeed opposite effect leveraging inexhaustible reserves patriotism creativity cuba able survive thrive degree garnered international recognition resilience selfless generosity signal gains public health education arts surely high time nearly years lift blockade cuba can reach highest level extraordinary potential similar spirit determination belize reiterates plea behalf million people health
BOL 2018 1049 1049 bolivia now example region world one fastest-growing economies region past decade reduced extreme poverty per cent per cent increased life expectancy eight years lowered infant mortality per cent reduced chronic child malnutrition per cent bolivia invests money country world renewable energies relation gross domestic product building just society also want take health
BOL 2018 1055 1055 fastest-growing economies region past decade reduced extreme poverty per cent per cent increased life expectancy eight years lowered infant mortality per cent reduced chronic child malnutrition per cent bolivia invests money country world renewable energies relation gross domestic product building just society also want take opportunity inform assembly part initiative fight health
BRA 2018 465 465 cooperation office united nations high commissioner refugees built shelters protect best can sought relocate throughout country issued documents enable work brazil offered schooling children vaccination health services know crisis can resolved neighbour venezuela rediscovers path development brazil proud tradition welcoming foreigners people forged diversity piece world every brazilian faithful tradition last health
BRB 2018 341 341 wide range issues wish speak denuclearization voice will heard issue statement originally planned deliver will distributed wish also speak matter gravely affecting community chronic non-communicable diseases ncds shall speak continuously forums affecting one every four citizens want speak also graduation middle-income countries status lost access finance ironically affects ability adapt environments health
BRB 2018 342 342 range issues wish speak denuclearization voice will heard issue statement originally planned deliver will distributed wish also speak matter gravely affecting community chronic non-communicable diseases ncds shall speak continuously forums affecting one every four citizens want speak also graduation middle-income countries status lost access finance ironically affects ability adapt environments economies health
BRB 2018 575 575 dignity small states need corridor stability simply buffer able withstand shocks international economic financial crises ability withstand climate shock capacity come grips pervasive nature chronic ncds things destabilize us added removal insurance policy united nations organization may well known popular name among citizens organization nevertheless without made gains made respect reduction health
BRB 2018 602 602 destabilize us added removal insurance policy united nations organization may well known popular name among citizens organization nevertheless without made gains made respect reduction childhood mortality respect billions people lifted abject poverty respect us able world create zones peace hope caribbean region will always like previous centuries became theatre battle united health
BWA 2018 216 216 steadfast commitment united nations ensuring sustainable development clearly principle leaving one behind remain long-term aspiration clarion call us end extreme poverty ensure provision quality education health care infrastructure housing employment pleased sustainable development goals report indicates people living healthier lives today decade ago however reminded much still needs done achieve prosperity health
BWA 2018 708 708 citizen economic empowerment policy youth empowerment scheme youth development fund support sustainable economic development employment creation ensure development benefits government continues make substantial investments provision health care decent housing shelter interventions treat strategy preventing mother-to-child transmission hiv self-help housing agency programme house destitute additionally government provides social protection vulnerable groups children health
CHE 2018 54 54 given considerable challenges transformations must face world today person country capacity stand alone mean globalization inequality war internal conflict well extremism migration flows climate_change even health crises digital revolution shared responsibility responsibility every state member united nations ensure international institutions organizations task supporting us endeavour unfortunately seems tendency moment seek answers health
CHE 2018 295 295 hostilities come negotiating table seek solutions end humanitarian crisis regard switzerland remains ready willing play part example hosting peace talks geneva auspices united nations large-scale health crises accompany conflicts spread disease especially war zones refugee camps major burden weakened ruined health systems regard vital protect health-care facilities personnel order maintain working health
CHE 2018 300 300 solutions end humanitarian crisis regard switzerland remains ready willing play part example hosting peace talks geneva auspices united nations large-scale health crises accompany conflicts spread disease especially war zones refugee camps major burden weakened ruined health systems regard vital protect health-care facilities personnel order maintain working health systems access medical care health
CHE 2018 310 310 part example hosting peace talks geneva auspices united nations large-scale health crises accompany conflicts spread disease especially war zones refugee camps major burden weakened ruined health systems regard vital protect health-care facilities personnel order maintain working health systems access medical care united nations truly cornerstone peaceful coexistence states accordance rules established health
CHE 2018 321 321 crises accompany conflicts spread disease especially war zones refugee camps major burden weakened ruined health systems regard vital protect health-care facilities personnel order maintain working health systems access medical care united nations truly cornerstone peaceful coexistence states accordance rules established together indispensable ideally placed tackle contemporary challenges especially fight inequality fulfil health
CHE 2018 444 444 monitoring mechanism place provide voluntary national reviews report progress made towards achieving goals specifically contributed countries providing better statistical data also engaging innovative projects areas health care education energy innovation nonetheless aware still work done combat global_warming negative environmental impacts economic development want take opportunity stress essential contribution culture cultural diversity health
CHE 2018 643 643 geneva switzerland makes preparations needed discreet peace talks kind undertaken parties conflicts syria yemen can take place geneva also home several united nations agencies world health organization international labour organization addition numerous international organizations geneva can therefore serve platform dialogue new challenges interface politics society innovation science economy mention particular areas health
CHL 2018 597 597 dignity opportunities women men well culture zero tolerance violence discrimination women true development can measured way treat societies vulnerable members children women elderly people suffering disease poorest many areas many countries still long way go today planet faces major threats challenges deteriorating environment global_warming growing desertification destruction ozone layer depletion natural health
CHL 2018 1201 1201 return embracing one recycling pollution struck dramatically close home country chile past weeks two communes puchuncaví quintero long overpolluted experienced serious episodes environmental pollution affecting health many citizens view seriousness situation immediately visited areas concerned meet authorities communities see experience eyes senses dramatic effects environmental disaster visit made promise chilean citizens health
CHL 2018 1241 1241 eyes senses dramatic effects environmental disaster visit made promise chilean citizens rewrite future two communities many others end implementing plan resolve emergency situation protect citizens health also developing long- term solution enable us better protect quality health water air soil ongoing monitoring highest available technological standards implementation extraordinary emission standards polluting health
CHL 2018 1252 1252 rewrite future two communities many others end implementing plan resolve emergency situation protect citizens health also developing long- term solution enable us better protect quality health water air soil ongoing monitoring highest available technological standards implementation extraordinary emission standards polluting companies well comprehensive pollution plan will enable us permanently resolve situations health
CIV 2018 82 82 role united nations session opens international context marked many challenges uncertainties gradually eroding ability respond collectively adequately threats international peace security addition challenges relating humanitarian health crises extreme poverty violations human rights democratic values organization share world today seem losing vocation protect vulnerable promote just inclusive global governance build true community health
CIV 2018 359 359 must selective limited mere declarations intent must circumstances reach minimum moral political consensus allowing organization remain unmoved sight faces ravaged devastating effects conflicts wars endemic diseases see daily television screens consensus must also enable organization play important role promoting conflict prevention strengthening democratic institutions means combating rivalries neighbours well political ethnic health
CIV 2018 532 532 however meetings yielded concrete results côte d’ivoire invites international community implement relevant resolutions adopted cycle thematic conferences recognize need reject widespread poverty combat illiteracy endemic diseases famine malnutrition disparities otherwise feared states facing large disparities will become breeding grounds sanctuaries terrorist groups money-laundering centres hubs illegal international transit trafficking drugs human health
CIV 2018 534 534 yielded concrete results côte d’ivoire invites international community implement relevant resolutions adopted cycle thematic conferences recognize need reject widespread poverty combat illiteracy endemic diseases famine malnutrition disparities otherwise feared states facing large disparities will become breeding grounds sanctuaries terrorist groups money-laundering centres hubs illegal international transit trafficking drugs human dimension embraced health
CIV 2018 591 591 taking measures ensure better distribution benefits strong economic growth effective struggle poverty significant investments devoted infrastructure social sectors made possible improve access education water electricity health care leading significant reduction rate poverty order enhance accelerate momentum côte d’ivoire given means second national development plan 2016-2020 mobilize necessary resources tune billion also health
CMR 2018 1051 1051 subscribe destructive ideology date nearly members armed forces country lost lives without including many families overwhelmed barbaric acts current situation led deterioration economic fabric school health systems two regions picture compounded fact people displaced within national territory towards nigeria neighbouring friendly country light government working restore peace security regions respect human health
COL 2018 403 403 become reason emergence dangerous organized armed groups committed dismantling transnational criminal networks comprehensive approach drug trafficking global threat true must terms prevention care addicts public health perspective indisputable truth however less true drug trafficking colombia predator environment destroyer institutions corrupter society moral duty combat phenomenon time promoting society rejects drugs devastating health
COL 2018 430 430 indisputable truth however less true drug trafficking colombia predator environment destroyer institutions corrupter society moral duty combat phenomenon time promoting society rejects drugs devastating effects health society already taking steps welcome fact two days ago supported global call action world drug problem acknowledging task requires countries including consumption increasing well produce health
COM 2018 231 231 continent regard union comoros reiterates support ezulwini consensus calls allocation least two permanent seats africa security council veto power equal opportunities invest areas peace security health education democracy rule law will succeed ensuring harmonious development countries achieving sustainable development goals founding objective new era organization entering country also welcomes relevance secretary-general’s health
COM 2018 312 312 predictable poorest countries particular small island developing states assume great financial burden like welcome initiative taken assembly attach particular importance consideration topics relating tuberculosis non-communicable diseases need remind present diseases longer prerogative poorest countries sense reappearing affluent countries must strengthen world health organization’s work world including making substantial resources available agency health
COM 2018 316 316 small island developing states assume great financial burden like welcome initiative taken assembly attach particular importance consideration topics relating tuberculosis non-communicable diseases need remind present diseases longer prerogative poorest countries sense reappearing affluent countries must strengthen world health organization’s work world including making substantial resources available agency country level must assign health
COM 2018 328 328 assembly attach particular importance consideration topics relating tuberculosis non-communicable diseases need remind present diseases longer prerogative poorest countries sense reappearing affluent countries must strengthen world health organization’s work world including making substantial resources available agency country level must assign importance problems adopt appropriate effective strategies combat diseases situation middle east extremely health
COM 2018 349 349 countries must strengthen world health organization’s work world including making substantial resources available agency country level must assign importance problems adopt appropriate effective strategies combat diseases situation middle east extremely worrisome yemen syria palestine need organization’s unwavering support regard like express deep concern government comorian people increase arbitrary measures taken recent health
COM 2018 861 861 pay close attention ever-growing issue climate_change particularly small island developing states country union comoros one exacerbating destruction ecosystems biodiversity climate_change also likely increase poverty various diseases lead upsurge climate-related migration thereby compromising future future generations national level major events marking decisive turning point sociopolitical evolution country taken place year merit brought health
CPV 2018 787 787 develop public-private partnerships become effective fighting extreme poverty social exclusion unemployment particularly among young people thereby promoting growth development cabo verde constraints respect energy water health sanitation name just areas will require continued attention will need build necessary infrastructure create conditions ensuring economy’s sustainable growth similarly look future must also consider health
CRI 2018 194 194 military arsenals engaging strategic military alliances costa rica convinced need ensure sustainable development three dimensions social economic environmental promote inclusion universalization access opportunities invest education health housing particular attention populations vulnerable situations costa rica believes democracy robust electoral system guarantees nobody can perpetually remain power costa rica also convinced need protect health
CUB 2018 201 201 violations human rights pose greatest danger ecological balance planet survival human race one mistakenly believe humankind lacks material financial technological resources eradicate poverty hunger preventable diseases scourges missing political will among industrialized countries moral duty historical responsibility abundant resources solve pressing global problems truth funding shortfalls cited justification failing attain goals health
CYP 2018 344 344 terrorism order impose religious fundamentalism million people north-eastern nigeria south sudan yemen somalia face famine need urgent assistance million people including million children suffer chronic malnutrition countries immense quantities animal plant products destroyed sake narrow blind economic commercial considerations child mortality life-threatening diseases persist quality health services acceptable levels continue face health
CYP 2018 359 359 need urgent assistance million people including million children suffer chronic malnutrition countries immense quantities animal plant products destroyed sake narrow blind economic commercial considerations child mortality life-threatening diseases persist quality health services acceptable levels continue face inflexible policies practices emasculate relevant authorities prevent providing necessary medical care instead tackling root causes health
CYP 2018 361 361 assistance million people including million children suffer chronic malnutrition countries immense quantities animal plant products destroyed sake narrow blind economic commercial considerations child mortality life-threatening diseases persist quality health services acceptable levels continue face inflexible policies practices emasculate relevant authorities prevent providing necessary medical care instead tackling root causes leading massive health
CYP 2018 364 364 including million children suffer chronic malnutrition countries immense quantities animal plant products destroyed sake narrow blind economic commercial considerations child mortality life-threatening diseases persist quality health services acceptable levels continue face inflexible policies practices emasculate relevant authorities prevent providing necessary medical care instead tackling root causes leading massive migratory flows millions health
CZE 2018 60 60 universal ideals us states members united nations strive together face many challenges areas dignity individuals global prosperity sustainable development including gender inequality youth unemployment global health threats climate_change violent extremism terrorism forced displacement uncontrolled migration furthermore multilateralism rules-based system benefit everyone long held many threats bay increasingly undermined questioned one way health
DJI 2018 399 399 institutional initiatives continue renewed energy aim deepen reflection exchanges establish participatory frameworks new partnership models must redirect investments improvement data collection sustainable development statistics gender health education environment djibouti pleased able present first voluntary review soon considers opportunity introspection beneficial also welcome secretary-general’s strategy mobilize increased resources financing agenda regard let health
DMA 2018 392 392 say anything lightly standing forum appeals universal humanity live world many children go hungry night night light arms small weapons continue infiltrate vulnerable societies non-communicable diseases account many preventable deaths yes agree poverty inequality violence shared responsibilities modern-day manifestations wrapped climate_change climate_change arises activities support reflect inequalities always poor suffer poor health
DMA 2018 438 438 inequalities always poor suffer poor whose lands impacted severe droughts flooding whose homes destroyed whose loved ones perish poor least capacity escape heavy burdens poverty disease death much violence flows directly climate change-induced scarcity things like water productive lands climate_change main symptom world’s broken economy society humanity precisely issues united nations health
DMA 2018 1157 1157 cuba long established fact maintaining trade embargo can negative impact brothers sisters cuba notwithstanding constraints faces republic cuba come aid many around world particularly areas health care education sometimes trying circumstances add voice chorus voices calling end blockade dominica supports united nations young people account per cent world’s population can pursue health
ECU 2018 297 297 proposals born answered several maybes maybe born spent childhood heart amazon lung world diverse tropical rainforest planet became familiar deep problems abandoned region see precarious health life without minimum coverage human beings many children died many mothers perished within framework general assembly two fundamental health issues will addressed highest level tuberculosis health
ECU 2018 316 316 deep problems abandoned region see precarious health life without minimum coverage human beings many children died many mothers perished within framework general assembly two fundamental health issues will addressed highest level tuberculosis non-transmissible diseases hope ecuador’s commitment discussions will lead agreements commitments concrete action scandalous unjust immoral access life-saving medicines often health
ECU 2018 324 324 without minimum coverage human beings many children died many mothers perished within framework general assembly two fundamental health issues will addressed highest level tuberculosis non-transmissible diseases hope ecuador’s commitment discussions will lead agreements commitments concrete action scandalous unjust immoral access life-saving medicines often limited intellectual property profits big pharmaceutical companies favoured health
ECU 2018 352 352 commitment discussions will lead agreements commitments concrete action scandalous unjust immoral access life-saving medicines often limited intellectual property profits big pharmaceutical companies favoured universal right health kind discussion enables united nations meaning daily lives world’s citizens strive enable united nations touch people’s lives will strengthen organization future maybe several years playing health
ECU 2018 934 934 caring poorest vulnerable people seek better opportunities outside far land one abandons beloved land voluntarily ecuador receive inflow least venezuelan brothers sisters daily children arrive measles diphtheria polio pregnant women arrive never check-up earmarked vaccines beautiful defenceless children carried tens thousands health check-ups million brothers sisters left homes search better luck health
ECU 2018 950 950 receive inflow least venezuelan brothers sisters daily children arrive measles diphtheria polio pregnant women arrive never check-up earmarked vaccines beautiful defenceless children carried tens thousands health check-ups million brothers sisters left homes search better luck largest diaspora history continent urged venezuelan government people resolve crisis candid inclusive national dialogue recently invited health
EST 2018 724 724 netherlands states face great human suffering permanent members voluntarily refrain use veto furthermore respect efficiency information communications technology can revolutionize entrepreneurship education employment general even health care digital online services provide economic growth bring unnecessary barriers citizen state well businesses sectors transcend geographical limits estonia shared knowledge many nations world will health
FJI 2018 823 823 goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change ocean health every forum part simply wait rest world come around effects climate_change already bearing us already taking steps boost resilience fiji begun project improve access sustainable health
FRA 2018 1238 1238 violence homes women whose global average pay per cent less men per cent rural areas owe response million people living poverty line suffering hunger chronic malnutrition access basic health care owe response aspirations important generation young people history young people amounting nearly billion people now ages per cent live developing countries health
FRA 2018 1241 1241 whose global average pay per cent less men per cent rural areas owe response million people living poverty line suffering hunger chronic malnutrition access basic health care owe response aspirations important generation young people history young people amounting nearly billion people now ages per cent live developing countries owe response look health
FRA 2018 1550 1550 tomorrow’s world kind world creating committed france fight insist much teacher training vocational training gender equality education urge everyone join great global surge education education health will pillars societies twenty-first century will fundamental building blocks economies must also fight diligently gender inequality france made signature issue five-year term launching appeal make health
FRA 2018 1628 1628 first century put end violence street harassment femicide time world stop victimizing women finally make place one deserve one can leaders must ensure access education health care employment economic political decision-making everywhere must fight forms violence france therefore proposes governments want move forward us creation coalition enacting new legislation equality women health
FRA 2018 1670 1670 forward us creation coalition enacting new legislation equality women men fifty per cent development assistance will devoted projects aimed reducing gender inequality must also mobilize health inequality international level lyon will host global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria replenishment conference will take initiative fight counterfeit medicines will intensify response major pandemics health
FRA 2018 1682 1682 cent development assistance will devoted projects aimed reducing gender inequality must also mobilize health inequality international level lyon will host global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria replenishment conference will take initiative fight counterfeit medicines will intensify response major pandemics call everyone mobilize lastly must fight urgently body soul environmental inequality unacceptable health
FRA 2018 1695 1695 health inequality international level lyon will host global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria replenishment conference will take initiative fight counterfeit medicines will intensify response major pandemics call everyone mobilize lastly must fight urgently body soul environmental inequality unacceptable per cent greenhouse-gas emissions produced per cent planet’s richest inhabitants case solar energy health
GEO 2018 410 410 initiative fighting stop process depopulation occupied territories ensure respect people’s fundamental human rights call initiative step better future seeks precisely provide populations occupied territories access health care educational services create opportunities income-generating activities can feed families ensure physical survival today rostrum like address abkhaz ossetian compatriots georgia’s every success success share health
GEO 2018 471 471 us peace prosperity georgian authorities duty protect guarantee rights every citizen irreversibly committed fulfilling duty enjoy benefits put place georgia whether regarding human rights education health care visa-free travel europe particularly like address young people together joint efforts pursuing opportunities can achieve success prosperity want youth know unity see future like health
GIN 2018 847 847 paris agreement climate_change new york declaration refugees migrants providing important monitoring mechanism achievement social well-being sustainable development goals can made possible succeed ridding world recurring diseases therefore important strengthen solidarity fight communicable non-communicable diseases continue decimate large part world’s population delegation welcomes steps taken progress made effectively eradicating tuberculosis hiv aids health
GIN 2018 855 855 providing important monitoring mechanism achievement social well-being sustainable development goals can made possible succeed ridding world recurring diseases therefore important strengthen solidarity fight communicable non-communicable diseases continue decimate large part world’s population delegation welcomes steps taken progress made effectively eradicating tuberculosis hiv aids diseases wholeheartedly support united nations project universal health health
GIN 2018 873 873 therefore important strengthen solidarity fight communicable non-communicable diseases continue decimate large part world’s population delegation welcomes steps taken progress made effectively eradicating tuberculosis hiv aids diseases wholeheartedly support united nations project universal health coverage creation inclusive society underpins elimination inequalities social barriers prevent participation young people women economic political activities gender health
GIN 2018 880 880 diseases continue decimate large part world’s population delegation welcomes steps taken progress made effectively eradicating tuberculosis hiv aids diseases wholeheartedly support united nations project universal health coverage creation inclusive society underpins elimination inequalities social barriers prevent participation young people women economic political activities gender equality promotion empowerment young people women fundamental health
GNB 2018 686 686 guinea-bissau’s commitment principles enshrined charter united nations important unique irreplaceable role played organization must join forces better manage globalization eradicate poverty hunger combat major endemic diseases well ensure education provision potable water order implement sustainable development goals let us stand solidarity demonstrate compassion fleeing persecution war misery particularly migrants refugees victims health
GRD 2018 321 321 ideological religious tensions social revolution increasing anxiety economic social political inequality marginalization global changes magnified especially developing states face challenging phenomena climate_change natural disasters non-communicable diseases limited access development financing challenges exacerbated pursuing policies strategies confronting challenges corresponding extraordinary solutions path must follow order secure sustainable societies well hurricane season yet health
GRD 2018 541 541 thereby tying economic development environmental sustainability together road climate-smart sustainability long arduous insurmountable must ensure strategic journey building climate-smart sustainable societies overlook inherent need improve health citizens conditions needed foster good health unfortunately like many caribbean community states developing nations grenada struggles scourge non-communicable diseases order avoid repeating alarming health statistics health
GRD 2018 547 547 together road climate-smart sustainability long arduous insurmountable must ensure strategic journey building climate-smart sustainable societies overlook inherent need improve health citizens conditions needed foster good health unfortunately like many caribbean community states developing nations grenada struggles scourge non-communicable diseases order avoid repeating alarming health statistics confront challenge us developmentally wish emphasize health
GRD 2018 560 560 sustainable societies overlook inherent need improve health citizens conditions needed foster good health unfortunately like many caribbean community states developing nations grenada struggles scourge non-communicable diseases order avoid repeating alarming health statistics confront challenge us developmentally wish emphasize government calls global leadership looks forward international solutions can preserve health people promote health
GRD 2018 565 565 improve health citizens conditions needed foster good health unfortunately like many caribbean community states developing nations grenada struggles scourge non-communicable diseases order avoid repeating alarming health statistics confront challenge us developmentally wish emphasize government calls global leadership looks forward international solutions can preserve health people promote longevity sustain future indeed successful health
GRD 2018 583 583 scourge non-communicable diseases order avoid repeating alarming health statistics confront challenge us developmentally wish emphasize government calls global leadership looks forward international solutions can preserve health people promote longevity sustain future indeed successful completion week’s high-level meetings non-communicable diseases tuberculosis encouraging particularly commitments set forth political declarations laudably adopted consensus now health
GRD 2018 596 596 wish emphasize government calls global leadership looks forward international solutions can preserve health people promote longevity sustain future indeed successful completion week’s high-level meetings non-communicable diseases tuberculosis encouraging particularly commitments set forth political declarations laudably adopted consensus now time scale efforts ensure honour commitments attempt create sustainable societies confronted certain global health
GTM 2018 1338 1338 development priorities also able contribute global environmental efforts designing technology called bio-fences decontaminating rivers beaches seas oceans recognized world economic forum continue work combat chronic malnutrition 2016-2020 national strategy policy prevention chronic malnutrition directly related sustainable development goals aimed ending hunger achieving food security improving nutrition ensuring quality education pleased know health
GTM 2018 1345 1345 efforts designing technology called bio-fences decontaminating rivers beaches seas oceans recognized world economic forum continue work combat chronic malnutrition 2016-2020 national strategy policy prevention chronic malnutrition directly related sustainable development goals aimed ending hunger achieving food security improving nutrition ensuring quality education pleased know assembly made progress negotiations global compact safe health
GTM 2018 1358 1358 forum continue work combat chronic malnutrition 2016-2020 national strategy policy prevention chronic malnutrition directly related sustainable development goals aimed ending hunger achieving food security improving nutrition ensuring quality education pleased know assembly made progress negotiations global compact safe orderly regular migration government clearly focused improving security development conditions order reducing migration health
HRV 2018 1101 1101 maritime sectors whole seas drivers economy great potential innovation growth set grow twice rate mainstream economy growth especially welcome number areas sustainable coastal tourism new health benefits better connectivity islands sustainable blue growth jobs marine technology renewable_energy management maritime ecological threats preservation ecosystems biodiversity well improving safety security regard maritime traffic health
HTI 2018 821 821 account structural vulnerabilities resource allocation must flexible less subject conditions ultimately undermine viability reforms key development goals including long-term stability access good electrical digital school health environmental hydraulic road infrastructure prerequisite country aims achieve sustainable development republic haiti received nearly billion donations loans yet infrastructure still place can talk sustainable development health
IND 2018 215 215 accounts programme enabled poor receive direct benefit transfers government’s welfare programmes personal accounts thereby stopping waste corruption within system similarly ayushman bharat yojana world’s largest health insurance programme launched prime minister modi days ago september revolutionary scheme will benefit million indians will receive insurance coverage rupees per family annually prayer india health
IND 2018 247 247 days ago september revolutionary scheme will benefit million indians will receive insurance coverage rupees per family annually prayer india sarve santu niramaya means may free illness ayushman bharat yojana national health protection scheme answer prayer similarly launched largest-scale housing programme world aimed ensuring everyone roof head programme set target nearly million health
IND 2018 252 252 will benefit million indians will receive insurance coverage rupees per family annually prayer india sarve santu niramaya means may free illness ayushman bharat yojana national health protection scheme answer prayer similarly launched largest-scale housing programme world aimed ensuring everyone roof head programme set target nearly million homes far million homes poor health
IRL 2018 234 234 played continues play major part development support fair rules-based order international affairs exist survive prosper see viable alternative approach peacekeeping disarmament sustainable development climate-change issues nutrition human rights humanitarian assistance striven match words actions along increased funding support multilateral structures system flaws always requires improvement modernization ireland convinced way meaningfully address health
IRL 2018 1611 1611 unwelcome interference without delay visited gaza struck much people rely efforts united nations relief works agency palestine refugees near east unrwa meet basic needs education health care also know forgotten forgotten countries around world proud ireland long- standing supporter unrwa just gaza west bank across region jordan lebanon ireland will continue health
IRN 2018 965 965 idlib region witnessed tragic humanitarian catastrophe yemen past three years caused destruction infrastructure death injury hundreds thousands people displacement millions innocent civilians widespread famine chronic disease inhumane acts represent clear examples crimes humanity war crimes crisis yemen can resolved intra-yemeni talks without foreign interference end ready assist possible way pressing crisis health
ISL 2018 474 474 national global efforts past decades also seen incredible advances medicine advances enabled us live longer despite increasingly unhealthy lifestyles yesterday vowed actively cooperate prevention non-communicable diseases promotion healthy lifestyles one neglected issue neurological disorders including spinal-cord injuries affect billion people worldwide nordic countries working towards common resource database neurological disorders facilitate health
ISR 2018 1847 1847 technology precision agriculture assembly aware target fertilizer water individual plant field part field plant proud geniuses brought unbelievable developments water management cybersecurity autonomous vehicles digital health medical devices many fields improving lives billions people around world proud israel’s brilliant scholars innovative entrepreneurs talented artists devoted teachers compassionate doctors search-and-rescue teams save health
JAM 2018 1045 1045 will coincide promises momentous year body committed advancing work council including high-level political forum sustainable development societies sustainable without healthy citizens region severely affected non-communicable diseases caribbean actively promoting implementing measures reverse trend encouraging health wellness felt truly energized joined caricom colleagues morning launching caribbean moves region-wide initiative aimed raising awareness health
JAM 2018 1054 1054 council including high-level political forum sustainable development societies sustainable without healthy citizens region severely affected non-communicable diseases caribbean actively promoting implementing measures reverse trend encouraging health wellness felt truly energized joined caricom colleagues morning launching caribbean moves region-wide initiative aimed raising awareness increasing physical activity among young people well young look health
JAM 2018 1088 1088 launching caribbean moves region-wide initiative aimed raising awareness increasing physical activity among young people well young look forward building outcomes high-level meeting convened week non-communicable diseases jamaica will also support ongoing actions combat tuberculosis promote universal health coverage president general assembly challenged us ensure united nations remains beacon hope citizen across health
JAM 2018 1099 1099 among young people well young look forward building outcomes high-level meeting convened week non-communicable diseases jamaica will also support ongoing actions combat tuberculosis promote universal health coverage president general assembly challenged us ensure united nations remains beacon hope citizen across globe end united nations must responsive ever-changing unpredictable world remain relevant health
JPN 2018 977 977 will host seventh meeting tokyo international conference african development conference japan hosted diligently since earned unwavering trust national leaders across africa conference will discuss universal health coverage whose importance highlighted number times lest forget next year japan hosts rugby world cup tokyo hosting olympic paralympic games eyes will continue fixed future health
KAZ 2018 686 686 ability countries show global leadership responsibility challenged numerous threats spread conventional weapons weapons mass destruction wmds terrorism extremism organized crime forms trafficking food water energy health insecurity violation human rights particularly rights women youth children degrades human dignity lack respect justice kazakhstan trying best stay vanguard efforts tackle international challenges seek health
KGZ 2018 862 862 citizens country’s destiny foundations success independence kyrgyzstan unity people future happiness may god grant mercy people kyrgyzstan let peace reign land wish every citizen country health good fortune happy peaceful life long live independent kyrgyzstan health
KIR 2018 366 366 convention law sea also enabled us sustainably manage huge area ocean can improve well- enjoy returns fisheries resources comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty also assured us radiation-related illnesses suffered people 1960s nuclear testing christmas island parts world will recur future many examples international resolutions instruments contributed immensely national efforts improve island way life health
KIR 2018 648 648 annually peacekeeping humanitarian assistance funds better spent eliminating root causes conflicts armed terrorism humanitarian crises investing united nations resources establishment good governance good-quality free education health services way collective resources world can spent treat causes merely symptoms kiribati presented first time voluntary national review report united nations july stressed video introduction health
KIR 2018 1107 1107 difference may god’s grace compassion continue bless hearts strive strengthen organization conclusion wish share kiribati’s traditional blessings te mauri te raoi ao te tabomoa means health peace prosperity us health
KNA 2018 131 131 delivery lack cooperation among member states stymies forward march humankind reformed united nations must become body greater action fewer words need urgent action climate_change non-communicable diseases global cooperation peace prosperity reordering international financial system guided year’s theme making united nations relevant people global leadership shared responsibilities peaceful equitable sustainable societies delegation health
KNA 2018 211 211 development goals sustainable development goals announced week ago celebrated years independence made significant progress towards alleviating poverty providing free primary secondary education ensuring access affordable health care enhancing standard living citizens residents gains erased phenomenon climate_change damage sustained last year organization eastern caribbean states subregion result hurricanes irma maria unimaginable high-level health
KNA 2018 753 753 increasing internal budget allocations indication commitment maintenance safety security saint kitts nevis delighted week body joined committing scaling multi-stakeholder multisectoral responses aimed prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds context agenda sustainable development region remains encumbered unfortunate burden ncds placed society economy statistics stark startling eight every deaths caribbean attributable ncds per cent health
KNA 2018 754 754 internal budget allocations indication commitment maintenance safety security saint kitts nevis delighted week body joined committing scaling multi-stakeholder multisectoral responses aimed prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds context agenda sustainable development region remains encumbered unfortunate burden ncds placed society economy statistics stark startling eight every deaths caribbean attributable ncds per cent premature health
KNA 2018 764 764 nevis delighted week body joined committing scaling multi-stakeholder multisectoral responses aimed prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds context agenda sustainable development region remains encumbered unfortunate burden ncds placed society economy statistics stark startling eight every deaths caribbean attributable ncds per cent premature per cent number preventable hypertension leading risk factor death caribbean health
KNA 2018 776 776 control non-communicable diseases ncds context agenda sustainable development region remains encumbered unfortunate burden ncds placed society economy statistics stark startling eight every deaths caribbean attributable ncds per cent premature per cent number preventable hypertension leading risk factor death caribbean region’s diabetes rate double global rate facing ncd crisis region regard applaud health
KNA 2018 797 797 every deaths caribbean attributable ncds per cent premature per cent number preventable hypertension leading risk factor death caribbean region’s diabetes rate double global rate facing ncd crisis region regard applaud launch earlier week defeat-ncd partnership caribbean community caribbean public health agency will provide fullest support new partnership endorse holistic approach health health
KNA 2018 811 811 risk factor death caribbean region’s diabetes rate double global rate facing ncd crisis region regard applaud launch earlier week defeat-ncd partnership caribbean community caribbean public health agency will provide fullest support new partnership endorse holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality health
KNA 2018 822 822 ncd crisis region regard applaud launch earlier week defeat-ncd partnership caribbean community caribbean public health agency will provide fullest support new partnership endorse holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two health
KNA 2018 830 830 defeat-ncd partnership caribbean community caribbean public health agency will provide fullest support new partnership endorse holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two sides coin symptoms failure current development paradigm government health
KNA 2018 835 835 public health agency will provide fullest support new partnership endorse holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two sides coin symptoms failure current development paradigm government believes making equitable society reality health
KNA 2018 845 845 holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two sides coin symptoms failure current development paradigm government believes making equitable society reality citizens saint kitts nevis keeping commitment transform world agenda sustainable health
KNA 2018 918 918 taiwan government views united nations organization people including people taiwan strongly believe taiwan important continuing role play international development strategies achieved great success technology agriculture health renewable_energy advocate taiwan given space add dialogue progress well-being global community also continue voice support caribbean sister cuba call normalization relations cuba united states america health
KWT 2018 1048 1048 needs brothers yemen contributed total million pledged million amount geneva conference april handed full united nations agencies humanitarian bodies purpose contribution mitigate serious deterioration humanitarian health economic levels however deterioration will stop security stability yemen restored will turn help maintain sovereignty territorial integrity re-establish harmony among groups country growing phenomenon terrorism health
KWT 2018 1390 1390 international obligations achieving global solidarity represent major leap towards attaining sustainable development goals order eradicate poverty forms ensure human beings enjoy equal rights dignity education health political participation empower young people women address effects climate_change context historic paris agreement environmental degradation one main obstacles attaining goals accordance principle shared responsibility taking health
LAO 2018 269 269 impact livelihoods people affected areas assistance friendly countries international organizations including international non-governmental organizations individuals lao government providing affected emergency relief form temporary shelters food health care therefore like take opportunity express heartfelt appreciation gratitude friendly countries international organizations given us valuable assistance difficult time backdrop crucial ever world leaders honour health
LBR 2018 426 426 can lead us self- sufficiency food production self-employment well open doors industrialization implementation new special economic zone intend attract labour-intensive light manufacturing drawing experience ebola epidemic took lives thousands liberians health workers intend efficiently properly organize health-care delivery system ensure health well-being people improved finally placing emphasis national security order enable health
LBR 2018 431 431 food production self-employment well open doors industrialization implementation new special economic zone intend attract labour-intensive light manufacturing drawing experience ebola epidemic took lives thousands liberians health workers intend efficiently properly organize health-care delivery system ensure health well-being people improved finally placing emphasis national security order enable people move live freely without health
LBR 2018 441 441 economic zone intend attract labour-intensive light manufacturing drawing experience ebola epidemic took lives thousands liberians health workers intend efficiently properly organize health-care delivery system ensure health well-being people improved finally placing emphasis national security order enable people move live freely without fear recent withdrawal united nations mission liberia unmil now charge health
LCA 2018 368 368 us rebuild roads airport want thank citizens particular continued support understanding will play part adaptation economy will adapt new normal president world bank acknowledged good health foundation country’s human capital country can afford low-quality unsafe health care challenge providing adequate affordable health care another area focus saint lucia understand preventive affordable health
LCA 2018 378 378 understanding will play part adaptation economy will adapt new normal president world bank acknowledged good health foundation country’s human capital country can afford low-quality unsafe health care challenge providing adequate affordable health care another area focus saint lucia understand preventive affordable health care critical social development nation small state small population health
LCA 2018 384 384 will adapt new normal president world bank acknowledged good health foundation country’s human capital country can afford low-quality unsafe health care challenge providing adequate affordable health care another area focus saint lucia understand preventive affordable health care critical social development nation small state small population plagued cases individuals delay seeking early health
LCA 2018 394 394 foundation country’s human capital country can afford low-quality unsafe health care challenge providing adequate affordable health care another area focus saint lucia understand preventive affordable health care critical social development nation small state small population plagued cases individuals delay seeking early medical assistance owing high cost saddled serious diagnosis later thereby health
LCA 2018 461 461 world bank goal implementing necessary policies legislation give life national health-insurance scheme also looking preventive approaches imposition appropriate labelling sugar tax grapple high prevalence non-communicable diseases also expanding after-school programmes focus building healthy lifestyles physical activity diet establishing sports academies complete nutritionists will community-based expertise can shared saint lucia worked hard health
LCA 2018 871 871 imposed neighbour cuba restrictions rights cuban people particularly regarding liberty security advancement similarly call end restrictions legitimate aspirations taiwan participate observer key international institutions world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc demand much us hemisphere confrontations disagreements exist reaffirm saint lucia’s position conflicts must resolved health
LUX 2018 1375 1375 council term 2022-2024 human rights cover many facets civil political rights economic social rights mention traditional ones also new category rights including sexual rights reproductive health rights regret latter often undermined principles also exercise including united nations programmes projects aimed giving women girls control lives access family planning context country provides health
MCO 2018 424 424 treaties even today less per cent world’s population lives poverty line fact millions human beings including women children still live threshold consequently without access education health care decent housing work opportunities economic social development world artificial intelligence developing genetic engineering cyberspace realities many us can disregard fact million people forcibly displaced health
MCO 2018 784 784 naturally led us look towards others trust links established monaco’s international cooperation partnership countries makes possible support exclusively grants projects year priority sectors namely education health food security socioeconomic integration principality remains committed resolute partner part make new paradigm sustainable development reality faith multilateralism anchored reality world evolving threats principality monaco health
MDG 2018 159 159 pointed world suffers lack trust reconsideration policies strong sense insecurity feelings exacerbated inequalities development surge global challenges yet mastered climate_change terrorism mention iniquitous severity poverty disease witnessing humanitarian crises caused conflicts affecting millions people including migration crises terrorist attacks security threats certain regions name theme chosen session places us heart major health
MDG 2018 366 366 particularly affect women girls let us give means improve fate humankind looking mothers sisters daughters must grant equitable sharing responsibilities also essential act area global health impact achievement sdgs especially africa madagascar can attest obstacles numerous difficult just mention improvement access treatment medicines specific commitment communities especially terms prevention investment necessary health
MDG 2018 396 396 africa madagascar can attest obstacles numerous difficult just mention improvement access treatment medicines specific commitment communities especially terms prevention investment necessary persevere support partners universal health coverage system implemented support entire united nations family madagascar declared polio-free year agenda multisectoral programme inclusive equitable sustainable development seeks exclude segment population however programme health
MDG 2018 966 966 project despite increase price oil international market exports also performed well foreign exchange market control inflation may decrease per cent end year social sector education health improved significantly since built centres accelerating reduction maternal child mortality basic health-care centres national radiotherapy centre will soon completed treat cancers also set operating rooms health
MDG 2018 976 976 well foreign exchange market control inflation may decrease per cent end year social sector education health improved significantly since built centres accelerating reduction maternal child mortality basic health-care centres national radiotherapy centre will soon completed treat cancers also set operating rooms hard-to-reach areas regard education able recruit new teachers since representing health
MDV 2018 211 211 independence status today upper middle-income country maldives success story measure maldives one highest human development indicators region nearly universal literacy rates universal immunization lowest infant mortality maternal mortality rates country eradicated diseases polio measles malaria lymphatic filariasis although various types non-communicable diseases emerging new challenges progress social sector can sustained expanded health
MDV 2018 213 213 today upper middle-income country maldives success story measure maldives one highest human development indicators region nearly universal literacy rates universal immunization lowest infant mortality maternal mortality rates country eradicated diseases polio measles malaria lymphatic filariasis although various types non-communicable diseases emerging new challenges progress social sector can sustained expanded strong economic health
MDV 2018 217 217 maldives success story measure maldives one highest human development indicators region nearly universal literacy rates universal immunization lowest infant mortality maternal mortality rates country eradicated diseases polio measles malaria lymphatic filariasis although various types non-communicable diseases emerging new challenges progress social sector can sustained expanded strong economic growth outgoing president abdulla health
MDV 2018 219 219 story measure maldives one highest human development indicators region nearly universal literacy rates universal immunization lowest infant mortality maternal mortality rates country eradicated diseases polio measles malaria lymphatic filariasis although various types non-communicable diseases emerging new challenges progress social sector can sustained expanded strong economic growth outgoing president abdulla yameen abdul health
MDV 2018 220 220 measure maldives one highest human development indicators region nearly universal literacy rates universal immunization lowest infant mortality maternal mortality rates country eradicated diseases polio measles malaria lymphatic filariasis although various types non-communicable diseases emerging new challenges progress social sector can sustained expanded strong economic growth outgoing president abdulla yameen abdul gayoom health
MDV 2018 227 227 region nearly universal literacy rates universal immunization lowest infant mortality maternal mortality rates country eradicated diseases polio measles malaria lymphatic filariasis although various types non-communicable diseases emerging new challenges progress social sector can sustained expanded strong economic growth outgoing president abdulla yameen abdul gayoom five years office focused developing modernizing critical health
MEX 2018 453 453 implementation outcome special session general assembly world drug problem watershed international drug-control system implementation will allow us move mere prohibition effective regulation combines prevention public health human rights approaches mexico acted responsibly promotion human rights acknowledge country continues face major challenges terms human rights therefore implemented specific public policies address mexico health
MHL 2018 1078 1078 continuing dialogue open constructive manner republic marshall islands supports recognition taiwan’s meaningful participation within united nations system including programmes agencies international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change people taiwan deserve equal treatment united nations resolve serious issue exclusion taiwan’s million people united nations system issue believe health
MHL 2018 1126 1126 system issue believe addressed resolution xxvi taiwan implementing sustainable development goals released voluntary national review capacity contribute wide range united nations programmes relevant global progress diseases tuberculosis know boundaries taiwan brought policy framework line global efforts taiwan served primary partner nation addressing non-communicable diseases now crisis levels blocking taiwan’s participation benefit health
MHL 2018 1144 1144 range united nations programmes relevant global progress diseases tuberculosis know boundaries taiwan brought policy framework line global efforts taiwan served primary partner nation addressing non-communicable diseases now crisis levels blocking taiwan’s participation benefit global human welfare conclusion imperative truly united nations take heart national motto republic marshall islands jepilpin ke ejukaan health
MKD 2018 90 90 realistic peacekeeping missions arms control non-proliferation treaties fight terrorism international organized crime built safer world sustainable development goals helped us focus energy reducing poverty eradicating illness enabling access education clean water sanitation creating opportunities young people paris agreement climate_change fighting climate_change trying build communities nations resilient threats disaster concerned result millions health
MLT 2018 505 505 however let us take comfort knowing years existence united nations going always tough fact stood standing today faced much worse crises wars famines injustice killer diseases unified approaches solutions found nations survived time came together emerged stronger institution global community currently live world fewer wars dialogue cooperation ever work done probably health
MLT 2018 545 545 currently live world fewer wars dialogue cooperation ever work done probably never will although fewer people live extreme poverty scourge eradicated found solutions many life-threatening diseases yet cures still needed others injustice remains climate_change greatest threat life history solve one issue another replaces life however important thing continue strive work towards health
MNG 2018 1086 1086 1990s per cent total population lives capital city ulaanbaatar net annual growth per cent social ramifications include poverty unemployment poor access health-care services high level air_pollution capital city compared areas citizens mongolia highly educated fact second-largest portion state budget allocated education sector demonstrates government’s firm commitment prioritize human-resource development however access health
MNG 2018 1200 1200 policies programmes aim address effectively challenges faced living capital including kindergarten shortages fact approximately suburban schools must operate three shifts overloading family hospitals adverse affects air_pollution people’s health well issue unemployed people ulaanbaatar account one third nation’s unemployed furthermore approximately per cent total working-age population working abroad percentage increasing therefore need health
MNG 2018 1202 1202 aim address effectively challenges faced living capital including kindergarten shortages fact approximately suburban schools must operate three shifts overloading family hospitals adverse affects air_pollution people’s health well issue unemployed people ulaanbaatar account one third nation’s unemployed furthermore approximately per cent total working-age population working abroad percentage increasing therefore need take comprehensive health
MNG 2018 1232 1232 ulaanbaatar account one third nation’s unemployed furthermore approximately per cent total working-age population working abroad percentage increasing therefore need take comprehensive measures resolve issues pertaining health care social insurance dual citizenship improve related legal environment climate_change yet another daunting challenge humankind today along peace security development issues paris agreement climate_change ratified health
MOZ 2018 812 812 groups make majority people social justice also demands promote gender equality area made significant progress political economic corporate levels also undertaken efforts increase access basic health education water sanitation services another key element working solidify relevance united nations people ensuring food nutritional security prioritizing agriculture national development strategy since new governance health
MRT 2018 106 106 forward achieving equitable legitimate right peace development life dignity also trying build cohesive integrated international system capable confronting challenges threaten existence survival human life hunger disease epidemics terrorism wars poverty scarce resources natural disasters lack incentives growth mauritania confident noble values underpin foundation organization can still build world understanding peace prosperity health
MRT 2018 107 107 achieving equitable legitimate right peace development life dignity also trying build cohesive integrated international system capable confronting challenges threaten existence survival human life hunger disease epidemics terrorism wars poverty scarce resources natural disasters lack incentives growth mauritania confident noble values underpin foundation organization can still build world understanding peace prosperity islamic health
MRT 2018 711 711 remnants efforts praised united nations special rapporteur contemporary forms slavery government established social-welfare agency working combat poverty remnants slavery tasks include helping vulnerable groups offering health care educational services funding income-generating projects year country supported south african people struggle policies apartheid welcomed nelson mandela peace summit see pv honouring great role health
MWI 2018 434 434 support priorities united nations eradicating poverty hunger forms dimensions priorities united nations also malawi’s priorities will relent accomplished full hierarchy priorities proud efforts achievements maternal health girls education youth empowerment gender equality however plight refugees migrants concern people malawi malawians believe refugees part human family believe collective responsibility ensure refugees protection health
MWI 2018 581 581 disaster risk-reduction resilience-building initiatives alone need adequate predictable sustainable resources climate financing green climate fund order support actions also like report government endeavouring eliminate hunger malnutrition given hostile consequences climate_change food insecurity malnutrition serious threats country still relies rain-fed subsistence agriculture believe inclusive resilient economic growth key overcoming hunger reducing poverty health
MWI 2018 588 588 predictable sustainable resources climate financing green climate fund order support actions also like report government endeavouring eliminate hunger malnutrition given hostile consequences climate_change food insecurity malnutrition serious threats country still relies rain-fed subsistence agriculture believe inclusive resilient economic growth key overcoming hunger reducing poverty regard past four years relentlessly pursued macroeconomic health
MYS 2018 404 404 short knives acts brutality broadcast live world masses people risk lives migrate denied asylum forced sleep open freeze death thousands starve tens thousands die cholera epidemics one country safe security checks inconvenience travellers can liquids planes slightest suspicion leads detention unpleasant questioning order fight terrorists kinds security measures gadgets equipment deployed health
MYS 2018 968 968 must abandon tariff restrictions open countries invasion products rich powerful yet simple products poor subjected clever barriers penetrate market rich malaysian palm oil labelled harmful health claimed palm oil estates destroying animal habitats food products rich declared free palm oil now palm diesel also condemned producers decimate virgin jungles caring people health
NAM 2018 469 469 consider skewed distribution income status prevents us accessing official development assistance affordable concessional finance situation potential jeopardize efforts namibia developing countries fully achieve agenda communicable diseases also threaten jeopardize reaching agenda goals reason namibia endorses call end endemic tuberculosis reaffirms commitment join world working achieve goal population approximately million people namibia health
NAM 2018 511 511 world working achieve goal population approximately million people namibia ranks ninth tuberculosis-affected country world one top three causes leading hospitalization government namibia demonstrated commitment addressing disease including related targets fifth national development plan well ensuring per cent available funding tuberculosis comes domestic resources caution inadequate human financial resources high levels poverty health
NAM 2018 556 556 human financial resources high levels poverty lack public-health services rural areas remain concern chairperson southern african development community sadc country reaffirms commitment african union declaration malaria hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases working within harmonized surveillance framework hiv aids tuberculosis malaria sadc region will join international community fight tuberculosis congratulate secretary-general health
NAM 2018 562 562 lack public-health services rural areas remain concern chairperson southern african development community sadc country reaffirms commitment african union declaration malaria hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases working within harmonized surveillance framework hiv aids tuberculosis malaria sadc region will join international community fight tuberculosis congratulate secretary-general launching united nations global youth strategy health
NAM 2018 571 571 african development community sadc country reaffirms commitment african union declaration malaria hiv aids tuberculosis related infectious diseases working within harmonized surveillance framework hiv aids tuberculosis malaria sadc region will join international community fight tuberculosis congratulate secretary-general launching united nations global youth strategy africa fastest-growing youth population capacity chairperson sadc wish inform health
NER 2018 402 402 development held new york july forum theme transformation towards sustainable resilient societies provided niger opportunity share members international community progress especially areas energy access education health services well security pursuing development country adopted strategy sustainable development inclusive growth incorporated 2017- economic social development plan constitutes national framework implementing agenda sustainable development health
NOR 2018 65 65 prosperity many challenges result global trends trade conflicts violent extremism climate_change instability global level directly affect us home also benefits world trade global fight infectious diseases rule law sustainable development goals recognize global challenges national challenges closely interlinked goals require us take national international action must deal challenges globalization time maximizing health
NOR 2018 99 99 national challenges closely interlinked goals require us take national international action must deal challenges globalization time maximizing benefits citizens job leaders deliver security jobs education health care working together enabled us far done alone norway taken national international action national policy promote sustainable livelihoods nordic european partnerships economic civic integration global health
NOR 2018 137 137 action national policy promote sustainable livelihoods nordic european partnerships economic civic integration global action promote peace security sound management oceans fair regulated trade education global health measures together achieved impressive results international cooperation works extreme poverty halved people live longer child mortality rates falling girls attend school ever global political cooperation health
NOR 2018 153 153 security sound management oceans fair regulated trade education global health measures together achieved impressive results international cooperation works extreme poverty halved people live longer child mortality rates falling girls attend school ever global political cooperation global trade international law crucial progress recognize globalization equally beneficial real challenge exclusion can spur radicalization health
NOR 2018 641 641 can used make progress goals time lose sustainable change brought overnight national ownership critical civil society private sector trade unions scientific community catalytic role play health area easy see sdgs apply us health human right prerequisite development investing national health systems expensive failing can prove even costly world health organization working health
NOR 2018 648 648 sustainable change brought overnight national ownership critical civil society private sector trade unions scientific community catalytic role play health area easy see sdgs apply us health human right prerequisite development investing national health systems expensive failing can prove even costly world health organization working create global action plan simpler health architecture health
NOR 2018 655 655 civil society private sector trade unions scientific community catalytic role play health area easy see sdgs apply us health human right prerequisite development investing national health systems expensive failing can prove even costly world health organization working create global action plan simpler health architecture response initiative launched ghana germany norway action health
NOR 2018 664 664 role play health area easy see sdgs apply us health human right prerequisite development investing national health systems expensive failing can prove even costly world health organization working create global action plan simpler health architecture response initiative launched ghana germany norway action plan will presented berlin october prevention saves lives reduces health
NOR 2018 672 672 us health human right prerequisite development investing national health systems expensive failing can prove even costly world health organization working create global action plan simpler health architecture response initiative launched ghana germany norway action plan will presented berlin october prevention saves lives reduces human suffering enhances economic social development norway proud health
NOR 2018 719 719 social development norway proud hosting first replenishment conference global financing facility oslo november will contribute substantially progress one sdg will stimulate progress others example child mortality rates fall mothers education however still boys girls get education put girls centre education efforts just going school enough norway focused teaching quality learning outcomes health
NOR 2018 829 829 cent world’s carbon_dioxide emissions absorbed oceans oceans offer us enormous renewable resources represent source great promise economic potential almost half world’s population already depends oceans nutrition employment order ensure sustainable ocean economy must produce oceans however sustainability oceans threatened contain plastic fish marine litter one fastest growing environmental concerns since started health
NPL 2018 832 832 principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities make happen international cooperation collaboration promote adaptation mitigation sine qua non paris agreement climate_change must implemented entirety good faith health well-being children young people investment future delivering quality education imparting skills spurring innovation can together produce virtuous composite force enabling young people relevant able contribute health
NRU 2018 217 217 countries mind small populations production base yield economies scale sought private investors volatility commodity markets outsize impact fiscal planning negative externalities consumption-based economic growth destroyed health oceans safety climate meanwhile corporate consolidation liberalized global financial system translate fewer fewer opportunities small enterprises develop domestically leaves us extremely underdeveloped economies overly reliant health
NRU 2018 506 506 region imperative chart course sustainable development traditional new partners alike joined us pacific region’s first round table sustainable development goal announce new initiatives areas energy health care protection oceans event successful partners recognized opportunities small islands countries demonstrated respect sovereignty small vulnerable leaders pacific regional process respectfully asked yield floor small health
OMN 2018 254 254 opportunities support peace efforts facilitate work international organizations must allow peace sacrificed suffering republic yemen can seen tragic economic humanitarian situation country stems collapse infrastructure health education economy sectors loss basic services affect daily lives citizens yemen well spread disease inadequate medical treatment lack medicines tragic situation demands redouble efforts help health
OMN 2018 268 268 yemen can seen tragic economic humanitarian situation country stems collapse infrastructure health education economy sectors loss basic services affect daily lives citizens yemen well spread disease inadequate medical treatment lack medicines tragic situation demands redouble efforts help yemen international community must implement project allow yemeni people various provinces gain access humanitarian health
PAK 2018 257 257 appearing multilateralism path retreat unilateralist tendencies growing long-standing legal norms eroded strategic commercial considerations dark clouds trade wars looming large horizon challenges climate_change environmental degradation pandemics transnational organized crime sustainable development becoming ever complex post-world war idealism giving way slowly surely hardened militaristic approach trend regressive downright dangerous note concern seismic health
PAN 2018 199 199 national policy government past four years made steady progress towards attaining rebuilt entire cities panamanian families will new homes children may lead life dignity massive health census identified principal diseases affecting citizens allowing us provide preventive health treatment transforming panamanian education system making bilingual equitable panamanian teachers trained abroad teach english health
PAN 2018 203 203 four years made steady progress towards attaining rebuilt entire cities panamanian families will new homes children may lead life dignity massive health census identified principal diseases affecting citizens allowing us provide preventive health treatment transforming panamanian education system making bilingual equitable panamanian teachers trained abroad teach english new classrooms built students health
PAN 2018 210 210 rebuilt entire cities panamanian families will new homes children may lead life dignity massive health census identified principal diseases affecting citizens allowing us provide preventive health treatment transforming panamanian education system making bilingual equitable panamanian teachers trained abroad teach english new classrooms built students moreover strengthened system higher technical education proud health
PLW 2018 146 146 internationally see sustainable development goals sdgs important framework achieving objective path country takes achieve goals will unique recognize interlinked reinforce one another palau’s core priorities health oceans climate_change rest development objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year good health home implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond health
PLW 2018 161 161 will unique recognize interlinked reinforce one another palau’s core priorities health oceans climate_change rest development objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year good health home implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond deadly problem non-communicable diseases ncds palau one countries highest rates obesity world sorry say parts health
PLW 2018 175 175 development objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year good health home implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond deadly problem non-communicable diseases ncds palau one countries highest rates obesity world sorry say parts world people dying hunger poverty corner pacific dying overeating poor diet rise incidence diabetes health
PLW 2018 176 176 objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year good health home implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond deadly problem non-communicable diseases ncds palau one countries highest rates obesity world sorry say parts world people dying hunger poverty corner pacific dying overeating poor diet rise incidence diabetes heart health
PLW 2018 202 202 palau one countries highest rates obesity world sorry say parts world people dying hunger poverty corner pacific dying overeating poor diet rise incidence diabetes heart disease cancer ncds attributed unhealthy diets insufficient physical activity excessive consumption salt sugar fat alcohol tobacco use ncds now leading cause death palau sadly throughout pacific health
PLW 2018 204 204 countries highest rates obesity world sorry say parts world people dying hunger poverty corner pacific dying overeating poor diet rise incidence diabetes heart disease cancer ncds attributed unhealthy diets insufficient physical activity excessive consumption salt sugar fat alcohol tobacco use ncds now leading cause death palau sadly throughout pacific region many health
PLW 2018 219 219 dying overeating poor diet rise incidence diabetes heart disease cancer ncds attributed unhealthy diets insufficient physical activity excessive consumption salt sugar fat alcohol tobacco use ncds now leading cause death palau sadly throughout pacific region many per cent us will die prematurely ncds crisis prompted strategic shift focus palau’s ministry health health
PLW 2018 236 236 excessive consumption salt sugar fat alcohol tobacco use ncds now leading cause death palau sadly throughout pacific region many per cent us will die prematurely ncds crisis prompted strategic shift focus palau’s ministry health towards increasing preventive services effort improve health livelihoods people encouraging return traditional diets increasing local food production health
PLW 2018 244 244 ncds now leading cause death palau sadly throughout pacific region many per cent us will die prematurely ncds crisis prompted strategic shift focus palau’s ministry health towards increasing preventive services effort improve health livelihoods people encouraging return traditional diets increasing local food production much problem stems imports unhealthy junk food however health
PLW 2018 251 251 throughout pacific region many per cent us will die prematurely ncds crisis prompted strategic shift focus palau’s ministry health towards increasing preventive services effort improve health livelihoods people encouraging return traditional diets increasing local food production much problem stems imports unhealthy junk food however case tuberculosis happy report incidence tuberculosis minimal health
PLW 2018 395 395 coral reef ecosystem proud domestic efforts international action remains essential last year world gathered great hall declared ocean sick needed united global assistance restore good health see resolution year response call help prime minister erna solberg norway together representatives governments australia chile fiji ghana indonesia jamaica japan mexico namibia portugal secretary-general’s health
PLW 2018 727 727 investments transforming economy can harness sun’s power can now contemplate possibility near future people consumers will pay less electricity financial savings will distributed areas needed health education one day soon visitors islands will treated beautiful environment also bold example sustainable way life course work depends dedication partners commitment sustainable development goal health
PLW 2018 839 839 also like express special thanks india recent efforts expand strengthen partnership country india partnered us improve youth initiatives strengthen family projects year declared year good health india now significant partner reforming health sector look forward working indo-pacific strategy partnerships maintaining integrity maritime areas cooperation surveillance efforts international law illegal unreported unregulated health
PLW 2018 845 845 recent efforts expand strengthen partnership country india partnered us improve youth initiatives strengthen family projects year declared year good health india now significant partner reforming health sector look forward working indo-pacific strategy partnerships maintaining integrity maritime areas cooperation surveillance efforts international law illegal unreported unregulated fishing will address major challenge sustainable health
PLW 2018 915 915 communications technology sector world bank republic china taiwan long ally efforts achieve sustainable development goals special friendship partnership can seen infrastructure investments well continued assistance health education urge united nations seek solution will enable include taiwan processes including international civil aviation organization world health organization government firmly believes taiwan’s inclusion united health
PLW 2018 933 933 can seen infrastructure investments well continued assistance health education urge united nations seek solution will enable include taiwan processes including international civil aviation organization world health organization government firmly believes taiwan’s inclusion united nations system will greatly benefit work united nations agenda beyond palau fortunate gained many newer partners friends like health
PLW 2018 1013 1013 inextricable connection testing elimination nuclear weapons legacy nuclear tests conducted touched people communities many regions including victims nuclear testing pacific nuclear tests damaged environment human health food security economic development weapons mass destruction place world urge efforts made achieve complete verifiable irreversible dismantling weapons ballistic missiles ranges north korea global community health
PRY 2018 283 283 view ignoring human aspect speak poverty going principles institution democracies represent government committed making social policies far-reaching intensifying support human development improving democratization access education health care dignified employment way forward medium long terms achieving greater social equity collective prosperity especially focusing young people extraordinary potential help transform paraguay world must health
QAT 2018 787 787 grave humanitarian situation facilitate free access humanitarian assistance areas yemen regard wish announce qatar’s agreement united nations fight cholera yemen supporting projects related combating causes disease halting spread call upon countries join us supporting vital effort turning libyan crisis recently witnessed developments place country’s security territorial integrity risk look forward restoration health
SGP 2018 143 143 political arena world living uncertain volatile disruptive times digital revolution increasingly disrupting way live work play communicate organize mobilize societies non-state actors transboundary threats terrorism pandemics climate_change remain clear present danger frontier issues artificial intelligence cybercrime leapt pages science fiction daily lives social cohesion breaking often operate isolated social political bubbles health
SGP 2018 636 636 inclusive cyberspace underpinned international law well-defined norms responsible state behaviour international telecommunication union ranked singapore country committed cybersecurity yet july year discovered one singapore’s major health databases subjected advanced persistent threat deliberate targeted sophisticated cyberattack country immune attacks us need work together prevent need implement norms rules will prohibit attacks critical health
SLB 2018 1223 1223 non-traditional security priorities small island developing states must voice dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care systems two health
SLB 2018 1224 1224 security priorities small island developing states must voice dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care systems two thirds health
SLB 2018 1232 1232 dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care systems two thirds beds national referral hospital honiara capital occupied ncd health
SLB 2018 1242 1242 islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care systems two thirds beds national referral hospital honiara capital occupied ncd patients burden ncds poses productivity people solomon islands opportunities forgone health
SLB 2018 1257 1257 ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care systems two thirds beds national referral hospital honiara capital occupied ncd patients burden ncds poses productivity people solomon islands opportunities forgone order provide care ncd patients make issue key socioeconomic concern economy small human-resource base international health
SLB 2018 1260 1260 premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care systems two thirds beds national referral hospital honiara capital occupied ncd patients burden ncds poses productivity people solomon islands opportunities forgone order provide care ncd patients make issue key socioeconomic concern economy small human-resource base international community already acknowledged health
SLB 2018 1271 1271 health-care systems two thirds beds national referral hospital honiara capital occupied ncd patients burden ncds poses productivity people solomon islands opportunities forgone order provide care ncd patients make issue key socioeconomic concern economy small human-resource base international community already acknowledged samoa pathway challenges posed ncds small island developing states now time health
SLB 2018 1290 1290 islands opportunities forgone order provide care ncd patients make issue key socioeconomic concern economy small human-resource base international community already acknowledged samoa pathway challenges posed ncds small island developing states now time action speak leaving one behind still close doors taiwan continue contradict principles leaving taiwan’s million people behind implementation sustainable health
SLB 2018 1353 1353 wide range substantive united nations programmes welfare humankind solomon islands continues call participation taiwan united nations specialized bodies including united nations framework convention climate_change world health organization international civil aviation organization taiwan twenty-second-largest economy world taiwan part global solutions various international frameworks believe taiwan lot contribute experience technological capability focus shared health
SLE 2018 788 788 sources liquefied natural gas will help us meet sdg modernizing energy-generation systems will multiplier effect helping country meet sdgs poverty alleviation job creation increased investments health water delivery cities determined make sierra leone renewable_energy hub economic community west african states region vision positive world’s climate foreign local investors development country government health
SLE 2018 1075 1075 ensure unrestricted participation every sierra leonean stable democracy efforts need constructive yet intensive sustained engagement bilateral partners partner institutions government committed increasing equitable access quality health care sierra leoneans call bilateral partner organizations private investors help us invest develop critical institutional technical human-resource capacity well infrastructure needed ensure delivery quality health health
SLE 2018 1100 1100 health care sierra leoneans call bilateral partner organizations private investors help us invest develop critical institutional technical human-resource capacity well infrastructure needed ensure delivery quality health care sierra leoneans recall great appreciation magnanimity world dealt recent deadly epidemics ebola virus disease sustained interventions partners helping us battle tropical diseases including malaria health
SLE 2018 1112 1112 invest develop critical institutional technical human-resource capacity well infrastructure needed ensure delivery quality health care sierra leoneans recall great appreciation magnanimity world dealt recent deadly epidemics ebola virus disease sustained interventions partners helping us battle tropical diseases including malaria cholera typhoid need help areas expanding maintaining immunization levels per cent government health
SLE 2018 1115 1115 institutional technical human-resource capacity well infrastructure needed ensure delivery quality health care sierra leoneans recall great appreciation magnanimity world dealt recent deadly epidemics ebola virus disease sustained interventions partners helping us battle tropical diseases including malaria cholera typhoid need help areas expanding maintaining immunization levels per cent government increased health-care investment health
SLE 2018 1123 1123 delivery quality health care sierra leoneans recall great appreciation magnanimity world dealt recent deadly epidemics ebola virus disease sustained interventions partners helping us battle tropical diseases including malaria cholera typhoid need help areas expanding maintaining immunization levels per cent government increased health-care investment will enough call international community enhance institutional technical health
SLE 2018 1125 1125 health care sierra leoneans recall great appreciation magnanimity world dealt recent deadly epidemics ebola virus disease sustained interventions partners helping us battle tropical diseases including malaria cholera typhoid need help areas expanding maintaining immunization levels per cent government increased health-care investment will enough call international community enhance institutional technical capacity preventive health
SLE 2018 1151 1151 cholera typhoid need help areas expanding maintaining immunization levels per cent government increased health-care investment will enough call international community enhance institutional technical capacity preventive health care managing public health environmental sanitation issues including waste management storm-drain water management urban areas sierra leone welcomes renewed commitment united nations conflict prevention embodied health
SLE 2018 1155 1155 areas expanding maintaining immunization levels per cent government increased health-care investment will enough call international community enhance institutional technical capacity preventive health care managing public health environmental sanitation issues including waste management storm-drain water management urban areas sierra leone welcomes renewed commitment united nations conflict prevention embodied charter world needs stronger health
SLV 2018 502 502 union united nations seeks eradicate social institutional practices damaging women’s dignity also strengthened internationally recognized ciudad mujer programme implemented several countries provided care million women health services defence women’s rights skills training financing economic projects health front implementation national strategic plan reduction maternal mortality stands well national health surveillance plan helped health
SLV 2018 512 512 dignity also strengthened internationally recognized ciudad mujer programme implemented several countries provided care million women health services defence women’s rights skills training financing economic projects health front implementation national strategic plan reduction maternal mortality stands well national health surveillance plan helped el salvador reduce maternal mortality rate dropped per live births health
SLV 2018 520 520 implemented several countries provided care million women health services defence women’s rights skills training financing economic projects health front implementation national strategic plan reduction maternal mortality stands well national health surveillance plan helped el salvador reduce maternal mortality rate dropped per live births pursuit urgent efforts spiritual guidance message peace promotion health
SLV 2018 524 524 care million women health services defence women’s rights skills training financing economic projects health front implementation national strategic plan reduction maternal mortality stands well national health surveillance plan helped el salvador reduce maternal mortality rate dropped per live births pursuit urgent efforts spiritual guidance message peace promotion social justice blessed archbishop health
SLV 2018 532 532 skills training financing economic projects health front implementation national strategic plan reduction maternal mortality stands well national health surveillance plan helped el salvador reduce maternal mortality rate dropped per live births pursuit urgent efforts spiritual guidance message peace promotion social justice blessed archbishop óscar arnulfo romero october will canonized pope francis health
SMR 2018 1193 1193 persecution armed conflicts natural disasters floods earthquakes hurricanes partly resulting effects climate_change forced millions people seek refuge countries disasters socioeconomic deprivation lack food water education health led millions people seek fortune elsewhere contributed increase migratory flows major challenge international community facing years san marino followed intergovernmental negotiations led end july finalization health
SUR 2018 83 83 particular disadvantaged marginalized including women young people remember legacy late former secretary-general kofi annan honour tireless efforts make world peaceful humane fighting inequality injustice combating diseases resolving conflicts means disposal making united nations focal point multilateralism honoured address gathering brings together many world leaders also disheartened sombre tone expressed secretary-general guterres health
SUR 2018 289 289 descent various ethnic groups descends continents world express enjoy exceptional tolerance religious freedom respect one another’s cultures backgrounds equally entitled terms access social programmes including health care education used diversity inherited colonial past advantage rejecting divide-and-rule yesteryear indeed proud people coming various ethnic religious backgrounds can live peace harmony one another health
SUR 2018 1154 1154 time honour demand majority international community end blockade current arms race deplorable consumes tremendous amounts resources imagine achieved terms making world humane resources channelled combating disease hunger improving food safety security aspire sustainable goals like many countries suriname calls end arms race also rejecting militarization outer space research area artificial intelligence health
SVK 2018 414 414 values undermine unity provide seemingly quick simple solutions provoking confrontation drawing dividing lines surprise find fertile soil everywhere fail deliver people living poverty afflicted hunger disease access education health care among natural targets will win fight offer people children hope better life dignity free fear hunger death unity implementing development goals health
SVK 2018 417 417 provide seemingly quick simple solutions provoking confrontation drawing dividing lines surprise find fertile soil everywhere fail deliver people living poverty afflicted hunger disease access education health care among natural targets will win fight offer people children hope better life dignity free fear hunger death unity implementing development goals fighting climate_change addressing health
SWE 2018 968 968 resources women’s voices ignored anymore women must included everywhere time levels global normative frameworks international commitments gender equality human rights increasingly attack especially sexual reproductive health rights needs done combat sexual harassment sexual violence everywhere workplaces society large pertains also united nations system united nations zero-tolerance policy sexual exploitation abuse well health
SWZ 2018 371 371 investment numerous successful countries can share experiences success insights assist developing countries ensuring country left behind strive achieve development objectives african continent remains challenged various diseases including ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others requires large amounts funding overcome africa resolved eliminate diseases short amount time however without funding will remain health
SWZ 2018 376 376 share experiences success insights assist developing countries ensuring country left behind strive achieve development objectives african continent remains challenged various diseases including ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others requires large amounts funding overcome africa resolved eliminate diseases short amount time however without funding will remain challenge health issues require analysis health
SWZ 2018 388 388 achieve development objectives african continent remains challenged various diseases including ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others requires large amounts funding overcome africa resolved eliminate diseases short amount time however without funding will remain challenge health issues require analysis given cases success subsequently deal re-emergence virulent form remiss us thank commend health
SWZ 2018 398 398 ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others requires large amounts funding overcome africa resolved eliminate diseases short amount time however without funding will remain challenge health issues require analysis given cases success subsequently deal re-emergence virulent form remiss us thank commend support lent members united nations family countries need especially health health
SWZ 2018 423 423 health issues require analysis given cases success subsequently deal re-emergence virulent form remiss us thank commend support lent members united nations family countries need especially health issues africa need ensure every citizen access basic services clean water health care free primary education commend countries reached level able provide free education investing health
SWZ 2018 435 435 remiss us thank commend support lent members united nations family countries need especially health issues africa need ensure every citizen access basic services clean water health care free primary education commend countries reached level able provide free education investing education nations may produce highly qualified citizenry enables realize full development potential health
SWZ 2018 515 515 alternative means fundraising avoid undesirable situation people resort self-help order cope global challenges approach threatens peace lead diversion resources efforts place address already existing challenges diseases unfortunate african continent continues attract united nations peacekeeping missions region world qualifies africa proper representation peace security arena makes key player discussions issues peace security health
SYR 2018 829 829 community fight ideology terrorism violent extremism prevent getting support financial resources implement relevant security council resolutions notably resolution military battle terrorism important enough terrorism like epidemic will return break threaten everyone without exception fully condemn reject use chemical weapons circumstances wherever whenever occurs regardless target syria completely eliminated chemical programme fulfilled health
THA 2018 855 855 last year year number tourists coming thailand expected close million thereby reflecting tourists confidence thailand’s peace security efforts realize sdgs also improved people’s lives maternal mortality ratio stands deaths per live births mortality rate children per live births people’s access universal health care stands per cent access education primary level per health
THA 2018 862 862 expected close million thereby reflecting tourists confidence thailand’s peace security efforts realize sdgs also improved people’s lives maternal mortality ratio stands deaths per live births mortality rate children per live births people’s access universal health care stands per cent access education primary level per cent lower secondary school per cent upper health
THA 2018 871 871 security efforts realize sdgs also improved people’s lives maternal mortality ratio stands deaths per live births mortality rate children per live births people’s access universal health care stands per cent access education primary level per cent lower secondary school per cent upper secondary school per cent furthermore per cent labour force health
THA 2018 953 953 within builds strength outside government therefore focused resources empower households communities policies regard community banking community land deeds community forests lifting household debts providing universal health coverage thailand also shared philosophy development sufficiency economy philosophy group china endorsed development model also working twenty countries around world sufficiency economy philosophy sdgs partnership health
TKM 2018 354 354 sustainable development goals regard established appropriate permanent mechanism cooperation united nations turkmenistan’s implementation sdgs focuses particularly social aspects means important issues ensuring food security improving nutrition comprehensively promoting healthy way life ensuring full gender equality guaranteeing rights opportunities women girls creating conditions comprehensive equitable high- quality education also devoting great deal health
TON 2018 294 294 economic social affairs united nations economic social commission asia pacific subregional office pacific tonga welcomes convening third high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds tomorrow combating threat ncds poses individuals families communities recognized grossly underfunded given magnitude tonga pleased inform assembly commendable reductions prevalence tobacco smoking alcohol consumption health
TON 2018 295 295 social affairs united nations economic social commission asia pacific subregional office pacific tonga welcomes convening third high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds tomorrow combating threat ncds poses individuals families communities recognized grossly underfunded given magnitude tonga pleased inform assembly commendable reductions prevalence tobacco smoking alcohol consumption tongan health
TON 2018 299 299 economic social commission asia pacific subregional office pacific tonga welcomes convening third high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases ncds tomorrow combating threat ncds poses individuals families communities recognized grossly underfunded given magnitude tonga pleased inform assembly commendable reductions prevalence tobacco smoking alcohol consumption tongan people eating healthier food health
TON 2018 656 656 efficiency pacific islands also like recognize acknowledge announcement made government norway commitment provide million support important work centre finally sustainable development whether inter alia good health well-being climate_action life water affordable clean energy can realized international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security form traditional threats health
TTO 2018 171 171 eradication extreme poverty well peace security enjoyment fundamental human rights existential threat posed unmitigated climate_change global_warming extreme poverty violent extremism gender-based violence spread new infectious diseases one best faced together members united nations bastion international peace security human rights sustainable development rule law united nations institution compelled adopt shift approach order health
TTO 2018 459 459 left behind manifesting intent agenda come appreciate importance prioritizing well-being citizens regard trinidad tobago caribbean community caricom counterparts taking action address threat high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds poses region diseases ravage human resources burden health-care systems undermine development efforts since adoption port spain declaration ncds caricom heads government landmark united nations health
TTO 2018 460 460 behind manifesting intent agenda come appreciate importance prioritizing well-being citizens regard trinidad tobago caribbean community caricom counterparts taking action address threat high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds poses region diseases ravage human resources burden health-care systems undermine development efforts since adoption port spain declaration ncds caricom heads government landmark united nations high-level health
TTO 2018 463 463 agenda come appreciate importance prioritizing well-being citizens regard trinidad tobago caribbean community caricom counterparts taking action address threat high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds poses region diseases ravage human resources burden health-care systems undermine development efforts since adoption port spain declaration ncds caricom heads government landmark united nations high-level meeting general assembly health
TTO 2018 478 478 action address threat high incidence non-communicable diseases ncds poses region diseases ravage human resources burden health-care systems undermine development efforts since adoption port spain declaration ncds caricom heads government landmark united nations high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases see pv et seq trinidad tobago implemented number strategies controlling reducing health
TTO 2018 492 492 burden health-care systems undermine development efforts since adoption port spain declaration ncds caricom heads government landmark united nations high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases see pv et seq trinidad tobago implemented number strategies controlling reducing ncds 2017-2021 national strategic plan prevention control non-communicable diseases aims harness collective efforts public health
TTO 2018 504 504 caricom heads government landmark united nations high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases see pv et seq trinidad tobago implemented number strategies controlling reducing ncds 2017-2021 national strategic plan prevention control non-communicable diseases aims harness collective efforts public private sectors prevent control ncds regard government trinidad tobago welcomes adoption political health
TTO 2018 512 512 general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases see pv et seq trinidad tobago implemented number strategies controlling reducing ncds 2017-2021 national strategic plan prevention control non-communicable diseases aims harness collective efforts public private sectors prevent control ncds regard government trinidad tobago welcomes adoption political declaration third high-level meeting general assembly prevention control health
TTO 2018 522 522 trinidad tobago implemented number strategies controlling reducing ncds 2017-2021 national strategic plan prevention control non-communicable diseases aims harness collective efforts public private sectors prevent control ncds regard government trinidad tobago welcomes adoption political declaration third high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases raising standard living improving educational health-care systems providing health
TTO 2018 539 539 harness collective efforts public private sectors prevent control ncds regard government trinidad tobago welcomes adoption political declaration third high-level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases raising standard living improving educational health-care systems providing equal access opportunities trinidad tobago’s vision actively pursuing development resilient equitable healthy society places people centre sustainable health
TUR 2018 177 177 will protect historical legal status first qibla jerusalem unfortunately many parts world every day confront scenes ethnic cleansing mass slaughter none us wish see likewise health education food culture high level dissatisfaction terms sum work undertaken huge organization wish see important structure turn organization constant reputation failure complaints therefore every occasion health
TUR 2018 418 418 across world hitting road search better conditions live survive million displaced people around world points yet another outstanding problem need something problem likelihood early child mortality baby born africa nine times greater baby born famous islamic philosopher rumi began shining beacon city konya heartland anatolia order enlighten souls across world said health
TUR 2018 1588 1588 summit will held december wish every success general assembly seventy-third session behalf country wholeheartedly salute respect countries peoples represented common parliament humankind may prevail peace health NA health
TUV 2018 169 169 characterized fear potential nuclear war learned wrongs past now nuclear weapons much powerful dropped hiroshima nagasaki numerous nuclear tests pacific region caused unimaginable damage environment health people islands continue cope effects nuclear radiation decades tests recent pacific islands leaders meeting nauru reaffirmed commitment peace security pacific region boe declaration regional security health
TUV 2018 229 229 security issues spirit two days ago tuvalu signed comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty provides international community opportunity ban weapons urge take concrete actions make world safe non-communicable diseases tuberculosis hit poor vulnerable particularly hard drive deeper poverty commend successful outcomes high-level meetings general assembly issues rhetoric alone enough must followed meaningful action ground health
TZA 2018 423 423 committed multilateralism pursuit national interests also unmitigated multilateralism will able address critical global challenges terrorism extremism radicalism climate_change restrictive trade policies trafficking persons drug abuse pandemic diseases absolute abject poverty immigration dynamics weapons mass destruction just mention encouraged united chorus general assembly defence multilateralism defence purposes principles united nations bind us health
TZA 2018 424 424 multilateralism pursuit national interests also unmitigated multilateralism will able address critical global challenges terrorism extremism radicalism climate_change restrictive trade policies trafficking persons drug abuse pandemic diseases absolute abject poverty immigration dynamics weapons mass destruction just mention encouraged united chorus general assembly defence multilateralism defence purposes principles united nations bind us together health
UKR 2018 1450 1450 despite heavy security defence expenses totalling per cent gdp ukraine undergoing fundamental transformations social economic political tracks consistently implemented progressive reforms ranging areas judiciary education health care public administration carrying decentralization fighting corruption period 2019-2021 ukraine will take important responsibility member economic social council based extensive recent experience country looks forward health
URY 2018 251 251 agenda sustainable development agenda put special emphasis transformation energy matrix towards renewable sources adaptation verifiable climate_change making progress irrefutible responsibility protect environment members aware fight health people struggle life main human right beings planet result implemented strict policies control tobacco consumption prevention non-communicable diseases one humankind’s worst afflictions addition active participation health
URY 2018 269 269 irrefutible responsibility protect environment members aware fight health people struggle life main human right beings planet result implemented strict policies control tobacco consumption prevention non-communicable diseases one humankind’s worst afflictions addition active participation international level includes co-chairing world health organization independent high- level commission noncommunicable diseases hosting global conference non-communicable diseases health
URY 2018 282 282 right beings planet result implemented strict policies control tobacco consumption prevention non-communicable diseases one humankind’s worst afflictions addition active participation international level includes co-chairing world health organization independent high- level commission noncommunicable diseases hosting global conference non-communicable diseases october montevideo road map 2018-2030 approved wherein reaffirmed commitment undertake bold actions reduce health
URY 2018 289 289 control tobacco consumption prevention non-communicable diseases one humankind’s worst afflictions addition active participation international level includes co-chairing world health organization independent high- level commission noncommunicable diseases hosting global conference non-communicable diseases october montevideo road map 2018-2030 approved wherein reaffirmed commitment undertake bold actions reduce one third number premature deaths diseases much health
URY 2018 294 294 diseases one humankind’s worst afflictions addition active participation international level includes co-chairing world health organization independent high- level commission noncommunicable diseases hosting global conference non-communicable diseases october montevideo road map 2018-2030 approved wherein reaffirmed commitment undertake bold actions reduce one third number premature deaths diseases much left us also much done health
URY 2018 313 313 noncommunicable diseases hosting global conference non-communicable diseases october montevideo road map 2018-2030 approved wherein reaffirmed commitment undertake bold actions reduce one third number premature deaths diseases much left us also much done combat mortal agent tobacco kills million planet’s inhabitants per year much number killed two world wars twentieth century invite health
URY 2018 346 346 mortal agent tobacco kills million planet’s inhabitants per year much number killed two world wars twentieth century invite every country apply measures established montevideo world health organization elements universal digital agenda developed ceibal ibirapitá plans time go detail give account small modest self-confident country moving concrete direction direction described simply improving health
URY 2018 651 651 future generations world suffers wars unbridled desire indiscriminate profit industries kill humankind tobacco industry regard environment pollution consequences savage consumerism experiencing just behaviour directly affects health duty states fight lives inhabitants duty us inhabit planet fight place live will leave will follow us life case december paris agreement climate_change concluded within health
VAT 2018 2448 2448 december will provide strong step direction good effective advancement work programme paris agreement secretary-general described report e recent progress made area integral development across world mortality rate children 5has dropped per cent past years proportion population least developed countries access electricity doubled since unemployment decreased many countries various institutions frameworks needed health
VCT 2018 1003 1003 leadership role post-financial crisis response united nations revitalization general assembly security council reform advancement law sea small-arms control ambitious measures combat climate_change global response non-communicable diseases recently saint vincent grenadines chaired administrative budgetary committee united nations currently serves president economic social council similar manner feel responsibility bring unique perspectives bear work health
VCT 2018 1263 1263 corrective action also includes trafficking persons illegal drugs small arms refugees ravaged lands violence women children growing scarcity water food many nations war chronic non-communicable diseases rising tide religious intolerance certain places reunification families arising abductions yesteryear live amid frantic attempts diverse quarters rekindle dying embers xenophobia unilateralism pursuit past glory health
VNM 2018 180 180 development goals adoption implementation agenda sustainable development united nations also vital efforts address global issues including reducing poverty protecting women children promoting human rights improving health care culture education preserving environment responding climate_change today united nations truly become symbol global solidarity embodiment humankind progress place aspirations world peace prosperity equality realized health
VNM 2018 594 594 development effects climate_change environmental pollution widespread poverty still major challenge nearly million people still living extreme poverty among many children suffering hunger deprivation without access health care proper education single nation regardless might wealth can single-handedly address enormous global challenges require common efforts collaboration nations like suggest concept dual responsibility universally health
VUT 2018 184 184 nations made great strides past decades extreme poverty halved girls enrolled school ever women especially rural areas playing roles increased responsibility contributing global economy similarly health mothers children improved significantly however advances overshadowed gaps organization including continued inability address growing list problems facing humankind including preventing crises security council’s inability take health
WSM 2018 454 454 must achieved will continue elude us pacific region already dealing destructive impact climate_change disasters unprecedented cyclones floods droughts sea level rise ocean acidification taking toll health well-being peoples environment economies disaster-related economic losses percentage gross domestic product higher pacific island countries almost anywhere else world people waiting world watching incumbent individual health
ZAF 2018 708 708 development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda financing development among agreements together represent common commitment tackle poverty underdevelopment environmental degradation represent common commitment tackle diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria diabetes cancer task global leaders pursue policies required turn intent implementation mobilize resources needed turn implementation impact made significant strides africans health
ZAF 2018 712 712 addis ababa action agenda financing development among agreements together represent common commitment tackle poverty underdevelopment environmental degradation represent common commitment tackle diseases hiv aids tuberculosis malaria diabetes cancer task global leaders pursue policies required turn intent implementation mobilize resources needed turn implementation impact made significant strides africans addressing challenges confronted continent health
ZAF 2018 817 817 lives millions people displaced stunted economic growth human development continent youngest population world africa potential next great frontier global growth development effective investment education improved health care good governance greater economic integration africa potential develop productive capacity scale rate will lift tens millions poverty youth africa poised transform continent people south health
ZMB 2018 62 62 general assembly since establishment world body united nations celebrates seventy-third anniversary next month needs forcefully continue promote international peace cooperation development societies free hunger poverty disease endeavour explore new ideas best practices meet expectations people backdrop effective efficient use limited global resources therefore confident president will bring fresh dimension fore jointly health
ZWE 2018 123 123 world us developing world eradication poverty top agenda priorities development must equally placed centre work united nations plays important role preventing hunger deprivation food insecurity disease ultimately conflict inclusion interests views women young people children vulnerable members societies integral essential components programmes pleased report zimbabwe made substantial progress implementation sustainable development health
ZWE 2018 171 171 implementation sustainable development goals particular regard ensuring food security people-centred policies planned programmes complemented private-sector financing investments farmers receive inputs equipment technical support bid improve nutrition broaden income opportunities also extended support grow livestock fisheries wildlife sectors confident multipronged programmes will accelerate zimbabwe’s re-entry global economy associated value chains one example health
AGO 2019 52 52 pervasive economic inequalities pose permanent threat humankind fact compels us unite common effort solve real problems constitute priorities protecting environment definitively eradicating hunger poverty endemic diseases human trafficking drug trafficking illegal immigration terrorism threats peace order create environment conducive social progress development order meet noble goals imperative focus efforts peaceful resolution health
AGO 2019 507 507 levels sustainable development important make expected outcomes agenda sustainable development object positive brainstorming alternative projects appropriate political situations concrete realities countries affected conflict hunger misery disease eliminated political bureaucratic solutions alone also importantly good governance combating corruption social evils protecting environment strengthening values human dignity responsible inclusive citizenship social justice equal health
AUS 2019 276 276 environmentally organization’s work partnership australia also helped build sustainable resilient pacific support local climate_change actions resilience strive gender equality empowerment women girls support continuing improvements health outcomes bolster regional peace including bougainville referendum support project today however like take opportunity speak australia’s response great global environmental challenges first among australia acting health
AUS 2019 1234 1234 playing part securing shared future reforming rules global governance setting common standards ensure global connectivity digital future preventing conflict building capacities developing nations supporting essential health projects protecting oceans taking action climate_change achieving results like many leaders get many letters children australia concerned future take seriously deeply respect concerns indeed welcome health
BEL 2019 335 335 advocate heart queen mathilde demonstrating sincere commitment country service noble objectives undeniable progress made several fronts extreme poverty reached lowest level since records began infant mortality infectious diseases decreasing access drinking water schooling education rise gains real know still extremely long way go every seconds pregnant woman newborn child dies somewhere health
BEL 2019 337 337 queen mathilde demonstrating sincere commitment country service noble objectives undeniable progress made several fronts extreme poverty reached lowest level since records began infant mortality infectious diseases decreasing access drinking water schooling education rise gains real know still extremely long way go every seconds pregnant woman newborn child dies somewhere world hundreds health
BEL 2019 377 377 go every seconds pregnant woman newborn child dies somewhere world hundreds millions people currently regular access drinking water many children access school suffer every day malnutrition must continue innovate work towards progress private sector can play major role reducing poverty must promote free trade reciprocal rules ambitious social environmental standards investments health
BEN 2019 198 198 session general assembly particular importance agenda sustainable development high-level events held namely high-level political forum sustainable development high-level dialogue financing development high- level meeting universal health coverage well high-level meeting review progress made small island developing states accelerated modalities action pathway opportunities exchange engagement forums discussed efforts future actions accelerate progress health
BEN 2019 646 646 relation critical entry points implemented specific actions leading cross-cutting progress framework order guarantee quality education children set integrated national school feeding programme improves school performance health nutritional status students also develops local agricultural production thereby providing substantial income farmers concerted actions also reduced prevalence food insecurity fell per cent period 2013-2017 health
BEN 2019 690 690 food insecurity fell per cent period 2013-2017 promoting development sustainable food systems healthy lifestyles critical entry point education creates positive synergies reducing hunger promoting good health well-being fostering effective partnerships view achieving results strengthening resilience production systems chosen second critical entry point found expression among specific actions sustainable land management roll-out health
BEN 2019 797 797 agenda order leave one behind benin set third critical entry point human- capital development insurance scheme vulnerable agricultural trade transport crafts art culture sectors providing health insurance training credit pension insurance per cent without health coverage per cent extremely poor population specific measure contributes tangible way poverty eradication social protection learning health
BEN 2019 806 806 entry point human- capital development insurance scheme vulnerable agricultural trade transport crafts art culture sectors providing health insurance training credit pension insurance per cent without health coverage per cent extremely poor population specific measure contributes tangible way poverty eradication social protection learning access decent employment pilot phase ended implementation national level health
BFA 2019 254 254 social economic consequences escalation violence insecurity led major humanitarian crisis resulting numerous casualties among civilians defence security forces alike hundreds thousands internally displaced persons schools health facilities shut state symbols destroyed destabilization continues instrumentalization latent problems communities develop violent clashes terms public finances can see increase security spending expense funding development health
BFA 2019 755 755 adopted september desert power initiative together african development bank aims harness solar energy provide electricity million people well create jobs provide access water agriculture education health care despite prevailing situation country government continuing implement development programme order meet basic needs people strengthen democracy consolidate rule law bolstering economic recovery fighting unemployment health
BFA 2019 1341 1341 financing sustainable development goals sdgs official development assistance green climate fund can offer better prospects millions disadvantaged people yesterday held climate_action summit high-level meeting universal health coverage coming days will hold high-level meetings sustainable development financing development express hope initiatives will help generate political momentum support levels strengthen engagement private sector health
BGD 2019 475 475 approximately million books distributed alone million students primary higher levels education awarded scholarships million mothers receiving stipends mobile phone created extensive network community clinics union health centres provide entire population health-care coverage centres provide different types medicine primary health-care services free cost people living rural areas per cent women children number health
BGD 2019 505 505 health-care coverage centres provide different types medicine primary health-care services free cost people living rural areas per cent women children number cases maternal infant child mortality malnutrition stunting low weight continue decline thanks measures put special emphasis inclusion persons autism disabilities special needs development journey currently million people disabilities needs receiving health
BGD 2019 506 506 coverage centres provide different types medicine primary health-care services free cost people living rural areas per cent women children number cases maternal infant child mortality malnutrition stunting low weight continue decline thanks measures put special emphasis inclusion persons autism disabilities special needs development journey currently million people disabilities needs receiving government health
BGD 2019 507 507 centres provide different types medicine primary health-care services free cost people living rural areas per cent women children number cases maternal infant child mortality malnutrition stunting low weight continue decline thanks measures put special emphasis inclusion persons autism disabilities special needs development journey currently million people disabilities needs receiving government allowances health
BGD 2019 996 996 international community understand situation untenable crisis now going beyond camps indeed despite efforts contain crisis now becoming regional threat moreover increasing congestion environmental degradation challenging health security people host area bearing burden crisis myanmar’s making issue solely myanmar people rohingya resolve voluntary return rohingya homes rakhine state safety security dignity possible health
BGR 2019 265 265 information communication technologies place particular emphasis opportunities offered education coming years european commissioner charge innovation education youth sector will bulgaria demonstrates importance attach priorities global health one major present-day global challenges face bulgaria affirms commitment achieving universal health coverage set forth national priorities welcome timely high-level meeting matter well political declaration health
BGR 2019 277 277 commissioner charge innovation education youth sector will bulgaria demonstrates importance attach priorities global health one major present-day global challenges face bulgaria affirms commitment achieving universal health coverage set forth national priorities welcome timely high-level meeting matter well political declaration universal health coverage ambitious call action united nations unique array tools mediation health
BGR 2019 292 292 major present-day global challenges face bulgaria affirms commitment achieving universal health coverage set forth national priorities welcome timely high-level meeting matter well political declaration universal health coverage ambitious call action united nations unique array tools mediation conflict prevention peacekeeping peacebuilding welcome secretary-general’s vision closely interlinked reform key areas important field bulgaria health
BHR 2019 181 181 bahrain united nations first kind region kingdom bahrain also maintained position high human development category reflected report human development indices indicators statistical update may world health organization honoured royal highness prince khalifa bin salman al khalifa granted global leader health care award first-ever award history organization thereby confirming high esteem royal health
BHR 2019 195 195 category reflected report human development indices indicators statistical update may world health organization honoured royal highness prince khalifa bin salman al khalifa granted global leader health care award first-ever award history organization thereby confirming high esteem royal highness reflecting international community’s recognition role played kingdom bahrain achieving goals set also immensely health
BLZ 2019 517 517 solar source will signed end october plant will ready start producing within year company also piloting electric vehicles government combining incentives climate sustainable development benefits health food security youth empowerment initiatives undertaken will result large-scale reforestation drives introducing climate- smart agricultural practices applying nature-based solutions integrated coastal-zone management sustainable fishery practices health
BOL 2019 230 230 great social asymmetries persist according oxfam data currently billion people live poverty per cent richest held per cent world’s wealth inequality hunger poverty migration crisis epidemic diseases unemployment merely local problems global problems nevertheless humankind’s creative ability surprises us every day new inventions new technological applications provided great solutions complex problems health
BOL 2019 231 231 social asymmetries persist according oxfam data currently billion people live poverty per cent richest held per cent world’s wealth inequality hunger poverty migration crisis epidemic diseases unemployment merely local problems global problems nevertheless humankind’s creative ability surprises us every day new inventions new technological applications provided great solutions complex problems technology health
BOL 2019 464 464 received land bolivia third-highest participation women parliament world per cent representatives women bolivia declared illiteracy-free country school dropout rate fell per cent per cent infant mortality rate reduced per cent process implementing universal health- care system will guarantee per cent bolivians women men access free quality services caring respect dignity adopted health
BRA 2019 885 885 territory officially established indigenous land many communities thirsty eager development part country finally take place without ideological constraints will turn improve quality life standard entrepreneurship health care education new indigenous policy brazil needed time essence bold measures can encouraged pursuit autonomy economic empowerment indigenous peoples certainly series decisions taken effect can health
BRB 2019 536 536 illicit flow weapons meant ease people can go public spaces shoot kill others now just another item news promote profit manufacturing trade guns weapons non-communicable diseases strike people insidious ways allow diets promote prosperity multinational corporations become norm day food eat lives live within community belize guyana continue face challenges territorial health
BRN 2019 268 268 asian nations community complements ambitions agenda localize impact sdgs brunei darussalam continues undertake measures aimed realizing well-being peace harmony people government ensured access affordable housing health care well clean water clean environment country young demographic also prioritize education youth recognize importance lifelong learning education will empower better prepare people acting catalyst health
BTN 2019 53 53 language agenda sustainable development pledged leave one behind therefore theme identified general debate relevant country order narrow gap initiatives decisions focused uplifting poor convinced quality health care relevant education can eradicate poverty forms sustainable manner constitution mandates free health care education bhutanese although resource-constrained country leaders always insisted strengthening social sector health
BTN 2019 66 66 relevant country order narrow gap initiatives decisions focused uplifting poor convinced quality health care relevant education can eradicate poverty forms sustainable manner constitution mandates free health care education bhutanese although resource-constrained country leaders always insisted strengthening social sector investment know never expenditure happy share july government made teachers highest-paid civil servants health
BTN 2019 239 239 entitled six months maternity leave full pay will implement package financial incentives mothers 1,000-day period will enhance proper care mother child including nutritional requirements know health mother equally important critical period golden days ministry health will hand precious child ministry education early child care formal education addition totally free secondary tertiary health
BTN 2019 248 248 package financial incentives mothers 1,000-day period will enhance proper care mother child including nutritional requirements know health mother equally important critical period golden days ministry health will hand precious child ministry education early child care formal education addition totally free secondary tertiary health care modern traditional medicines housed one roof across health
BTN 2019 265 265 mother equally important critical period golden days ministry health will hand precious child ministry education early child care formal education addition totally free secondary tertiary health care modern traditional medicines housed one roof across country services available within bhutan send patients high-end medical centres neighbouring countries cost referrals fully borne government health
BTN 2019 304 304 send patients high-end medical centres neighbouring countries cost referrals fully borne government also includes organ transplants cardiac surgeries even joint replacements also pleased share universal health coverage difficult achieve bhutan deepest appreciation reverence visionary monarchs claim pride bhutan carbon-negative principles gross national happiness philosophy development values prevented us exploiting national resources health
BTN 2019 430 430 contributions initiatives rendered futile choices others personally feel can enough practising surgeon always share following analogy advise patients refrain ill habits listen later return terminal illness late intervene health environment act now will leave incurable diseased planet none us wants focus sustainable development goals sdgs resonates well principles gross national happiness health
BTN 2019 433 433 futile choices others personally feel can enough practising surgeon always share following analogy advise patients refrain ill habits listen later return terminal illness late intervene health environment act now will leave incurable diseased planet none us wants focus sustainable development goals sdgs resonates well principles gross national happiness perhaps reason bhutan health
BTN 2019 542 542 plan graduation effect government identified nine flagship programmes critical sectors target multiple sdgs including sustainable water management waste management organic agriculture digital transformation quality education health care important economic diversification mindful bhutan found eligible graduation based social income indicators two consecutive triennial reviews however bhutan meet economic vulnerability index threshold either health
BWA 2019 193 193 education need invest sector enable us step implementation agenda sustainable development regard applaud commitment sir leveraging high-level meetings summits sustainable development goals sdgs climate_action universal health coverage financing development galvanize political commitment urgently address pressing global challenges affecting people planet high-level engagements involving world leaders government private sector academia civil society health
CAN 2019 284 284 one behind small island developing states accelerated modalities action pathway mid-term review reminded special vulnerabilities small island developing states great risk high- level meeting universal health coverage heard powerful impact health care can prosperity just individuals entire nations lack coverage keeps people poverty away achieving economic potential canada proud co-facilitate high-level health
CAN 2019 289 289 states accelerated modalities action pathway mid-term review reminded special vulnerabilities small island developing states great risk high- level meeting universal health coverage heard powerful impact health care can prosperity just individuals entire nations lack coverage keeps people poverty away achieving economic potential canada proud co-facilitate high-level dialogue financing development together close health
CAN 2019 389 389 problems coordination connection need urgently address discrepancy financial resources needed solving mismatch must collective priority united nations home key achieving set accomplish week climate_action universal health care vision inclusive people-centred sustainable prosperity agenda sustainable development seeks establish together jamaica canada founded group friends sdg financing committed finding ways mobilize necessary resources health
CAN 2019 1085 1085 international peace security see s pv like member states convinced climate_change risk amplifier security cause conflict unrest worsens will leave millions people displaced hungry vulnerable disease weather-induced disaster security council needs lead rest world recognizing urgency necessity acting country bordering three oceans affected climate_change longstanding tradition contributing solutions non-traditional security challenges health
CHL 2019 201 201 levels continue rise day acidification deoxygenation waters fact past years humankind destroyed per cent corals backbone marine life burned deforested large areas forests crucial life health planet serious aspect changes occurred course centuries millennia now take place less decade nature long screaming alarm anguish pleading simplest things take care turn may health
CHN 2019 1283 1283 managed stability restored relationship two sides development master key solving problems centre global macro policy framework continued focus priority areas poverty reduction infrastructure education public health need maintain global development cooperation north-south cooperation main channel supplemented south-south cooperation must build open world economy help developing countries better integrate global industrial value health
CHN 2019 1408 1408 part make possible believe acting good faith will deliver signed fulfil obligations take concrete action help build clean beautiful world china places high importance life health people always taken zero- tolerance approach narcotics put controls fentanyl-related substances move goes well beyond scheduling efforts united nations demonstrates china actively participating global narcotics health
CHN 2019 1455 1455 actively participating global narcotics control keen sense responsibility regard ebola outbreak africa alarm sounded china already sent emergency aid supplies democratic republic congo neighbours affected epidemic china also sent public health experts maintaining close collaboration world health organization african union commission addition china will donate another million global fund fight aids health
CHN 2019 1460 1460 keen sense responsibility regard ebola outbreak africa alarm sounded china already sent emergency aid supplies democratic republic congo neighbours affected epidemic china also sent public health experts maintaining close collaboration world health organization african union commission addition china will donate another million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria like conclude quote health
CHN 2019 1466 1466 africa alarm sounded china already sent emergency aid supplies democratic republic congo neighbours affected epidemic china also sent public health experts maintaining close collaboration world health organization african union commission addition china will donate another million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria like conclude quote president xi jinping said world full health
CHN 2019 1482 1482 also sent public health experts maintaining close collaboration world health organization african union commission addition china will donate another million global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria like conclude quote president xi jinping said world full hope challenges give dreams just reality around us complicated stop pursuing ideals just seem reach let health
CIV 2019 207 207 sustainable development african union agenda sustainable inclusive development testament commitment strengthening regional international partnerships four years adoption agenda sustainable development challenges issues remain persistence hunger malnutrition poverty world increasingly worrisome impact climate_change migration crises socioeconomic effects migrants countries origin destination exclusion kinds challenges require us act synergy greater speed determination part health
CIV 2019 299 299 words tripled eight years vein cote d’ivoire declared year year strengthen social momentum roll-out major social programme period cost billion subsequently raised billion addition universal health coverage introduced will extended next year programme productive social safety nets will implemented collaboration world bank cost million will enable households receive regular income period health
CIV 2019 331 331 programme productive social safety nets will implemented collaboration world bank cost million will enable households receive regular income period actions support various sectoral plans electricity health nutrition education training drinking water housing sanitation social protection made possible make significant progress main social issues leading significant reduction poverty rate however poverty-reduction strategies health
CIV 2019 332 332 productive social safety nets will implemented collaboration world bank cost million will enable households receive regular income period actions support various sectoral plans electricity health nutrition education training drinking water housing sanitation social protection made possible make significant progress main social issues leading significant reduction poverty rate however poverty-reduction strategies can health
CIV 2019 472 472 less per cent stressed african countries can reduce social inequalities especially gender inequalities make lost ground well-trained well-nourished men women people will also need good health easy access innovation information communication technologies strategic tool accelerating development context unesco play prominent role improving education systems offering people young people particular opportunities forge health
CIV 2019 581 581 support food nutritional systems hundreds millions people degrading soil thereby reducing nutritional value food grow also disruptive impact water sanitation systems consequences pose major threat health populations food nutritional security societies one greatest challenges facing present future generations must also promote green economy centres around protecting ecosystems promoting clean technologies improving health
CMR 2019 614 614 development opportunities citizens end president paul biya committed government carrying major structural projects strengthen infrastructure including roads ports energy facilities well projects sectors sports public health urban rural development significant progress made notably areas education inequality reduction launched ambitious programmes projects aimed fight poverty climate_change provided detailed overview progress voluntary national health
COD 2019 282 282 fair equitable configuration security council representative diversity world’s peoples accountable actions despite high-level commitments made creating world want nearly billion people world still living hunger malnutrition extreme poverty million people extreme poverty will exposed drought floods heat africa accept mere suggestion possible failure meet commitments especially mixed outcome millennium development goals health
COD 2019 436 436 standards recommended unesco second priority promote better match education employment ambitious vocational technical training approach developed implemented partnership private sector third priority advance work universal health coverage therefore hope end next year million congolese will access effective health coverage system addition democratic republic congo just set national digital plan whose implementation health
COD 2019 448 448 technical training approach developed implemented partnership private sector third priority advance work universal health coverage therefore hope end next year million congolese will access effective health coverage system addition democratic republic congo just set national digital plan whose implementation will impact sectors public life moreover digitization economy will enable country make health
COD 2019 1171 1171 may set technical unit supervision composed internationally renowned experts led compatriot professor jean-jacques muyembe-tamfum identified ebola virus whose research led discovery mab molecule used treat disease new response strategy beginning impact particularly city goma now immune virus although much done epidemic yet eradicated addition ebola vaccine strategy will bolstered introduction five health
COD 2019 1186 1186 ebola virus whose research led discovery mab molecule used treat disease new response strategy beginning impact particularly city goma now immune virus although much done epidemic yet eradicated addition ebola vaccine strategy will bolstered introduction five new approved drugs will help completely eliminate scourge like take opportunity acknowledge outpouring solidarity bilateral health
COD 2019 1216 1216 vaccine strategy will bolstered introduction five new approved drugs will help completely eliminate scourge like take opportunity acknowledge outpouring solidarity bilateral multilateral partners including world health organization african union unicef world food programme monusco many others particular regard monusco present pivotal time future democratic republic congo marked conduct strategic review like health
COG 2019 234 234 along sustainable development goals country part efforts combat poverty government implemented following broad popular consultations national development plan 2018-2022 plan places particular emphasis universal access health care important given fact two serious health dangers now threatening decimate entire populations continent subregion first humanitarian assistance emorrhagic fever caused ebola virus struck democratic health
COG 2019 241 241 combat poverty government implemented following broad popular consultations national development plan 2018-2022 plan places particular emphasis universal access health care important given fact two serious health dangers now threatening decimate entire populations continent subregion first humanitarian assistance emorrhagic fever caused ebola virus struck democratic republic congo declared public-health emergency international concern health
COG 2019 268 268 now threatening decimate entire populations continent subregion first humanitarian assistance emorrhagic fever caused ebola virus struck democratic republic congo declared public-health emergency international concern world health organization given severity daily devastation outbreak causing international community mobilize efforts like never proactively mobilize provide significant support authorities democratic republic congo courageous combat merciless health
COG 2019 307 307 proactively mobilize provide significant support authorities democratic republic congo courageous combat merciless outbreak mobilize provide real financial human resources critical robust effective response second threat health populations exposed today concerns unrestrained amid widespread indifference spread counterfeit medicines mafia- criminal-run dispensaries responsible orchestrating phenomenon selling counterfeit medicines poorest poor greedy lawless networks health
CUB 2019 467 467 sentiments solidarity free voluntary will hundreds thousands cuban professionals implemented according cooperative agreements signed governments countries many years now recognized international community united nations world health organization model south-south cooperation upshot many brazilian communities now deprived free quality health care offered thousands cuban professionals mas medicos programme period seen plenty shameless health
CUB 2019 480 480 signed governments countries many years now recognized international community united nations world health organization model south-south cooperation upshot many brazilian communities now deprived free quality health care offered thousands cuban professionals mas medicos programme period seen plenty shameless threats blackmail brazen urgings aimed getting country betray principles international commitments exchange oil health
CUB 2019 1358 1358 deliberately flagrantly people hundred per day died country firearms meanwhile government protects produce trade firearms expense safety citizens every year people united states die heart disease due lack adequate treatment infant maternal mortality rates among african americans double among caucasians twenty-eight million people health insurance real access health services thirty-two million health
CUB 2019 1365 1365 country firearms meanwhile government protects produce trade firearms expense safety citizens every year people united states die heart disease due lack adequate treatment infant maternal mortality rates among african americans double among caucasians twenty-eight million people health insurance real access health services thirty-two million people functionally illiterate total million people incarcerated health
CUB 2019 1376 1376 every year people united states die heart disease due lack adequate treatment infant maternal mortality rates among african americans double among caucasians twenty-eight million people health insurance real access health services thirty-two million people functionally illiterate total million people incarcerated million people probation every year million people arrested therefore makes sense health
CUB 2019 1380 1380 states die heart disease due lack adequate treatment infant maternal mortality rates among african americans double among caucasians twenty-eight million people health insurance real access health services thirty-two million people functionally illiterate total million people incarcerated million people probation every year million people arrested therefore makes sense president united states busy health
DEU 2019 68 68 elite long nothing talk sustainability none will change new york talking sustainability risk losing race climate_change earth ablaze talking sustainability men women children suffering starvation epidemics talking sustainability people dying result wars conflicts trying resolve years without success syria mali ukraine middle east afghanistan yemen iran myanmar north korea list far health
DJI 2019 255 255 development private sector must focus efforts short-term long-term investments will also question us seeking together innovative solutions secure financing sdgs early february djibouti introduced compulsory health insurance working segment population social health-care assistance programme persons known source income past five years significant efforts shore insurance make available migrant refugee populations residing health
DJI 2019 294 294 five years significant efforts shore insurance make available migrant refugee populations residing djibouti made djibouti therefore reaffirms commitment meeting target sustainable development goals achieve universal health coverage including financial risk protection access quality essential health-care services access safe effective quality affordable essential medicines vaccines agenda sustainable development djibouti also determined transition health
DJI 2019 323 323 risk protection access quality essential health-care services access safe effective quality affordable essential medicines vaccines agenda sustainable development djibouti also determined transition integrated patient-centred computerized healthcare system development universal health insurance leading universal health-care coverage thereby creating necessary conditions effective health-care data system djibouti determined combat forms inequality especially relating gender health
DJI 2019 327 327 essential health-care services access safe effective quality affordable essential medicines vaccines agenda sustainable development djibouti also determined transition integrated patient-centred computerized healthcare system development universal health insurance leading universal health-care coverage thereby creating necessary conditions effective health-care data system djibouti determined combat forms inequality especially relating gender inequality placing goal core health
DJI 2019 709 709 states held september strongly condemn september attack targeted oil processing facilities saudi arabia serious incident directly undermined de-escalation international community advocating also extremely concerned deteriorating health situation increased risk fragmentation yemen reiterate solidarity legitimate authorities yemen commend political will continue efforts implement stockholm agreement spite negative developments harmed political climate djibouti health
DMA 2019 322 322 devastating effects many island states particularly smallest message sent rising sea levels violent tropical storms hurricanes periods severe drought alternating floods forest fires new plant diseases vector-borne diseases chikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting health
DMA 2019 324 324 many island states particularly smallest message sent rising sea levels violent tropical storms hurricanes periods severe drought alternating floods forest fires new plant diseases vector-borne diseases chikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting every sector health
DNK 2019 700 700 since opened seventy-fourth session girls born ideally world discrimination reality world actively promoting gender equality right every woman make decisions body seen battleground sexual reproductive health rights fundamental women girls matter born fight rights women girls everyday part denmark’s policy member human rights council general assembly hall incoming member commission status health
DOM 2019 365 365 central goal government goal translated allocation per cent gross domestic product education implementation greatest educational transformation country experienced history also made significant progress important areas health water conservation gender equality access energy sustainable economic growth among others course still lot work know shortcuts reaching goals can achieved effort persistence fills us health
ECU 2019 560 560 can result deliberate accidental use occur brutal effects restricted waging atomic war affect entire world victims radioactive contamination centuries descendants exposed harmful agents cause catastrophic disease genetic deformities global problems affect hurt us even impact us immediately fact belonging human race means implicated let us share empathy victims think suffering societies health
ECU 2019 827 827 rapporteurs promotion protection right freedom opinion expression united nations organization american states visited ecuador together special rapporteur rights indigenous peoples special rapporteur right physical mental health ecuador returned participating inter-american human rights forums signed optional protocol convention rights child communications procedure constitute just another signature line resolute action taken become first health
ECU 2019 894 894 welcomed almost venezuelan brothers sisters victims worst exodus continent task united nations seek definitive solution crisis venezuela venezuelan brothers sisters tell us daily basis food health care medicine education suffering leaving land despair seeing one another die half-hearted distant gaze world none abandoning beloved land relatives friends willingly forced diaspora initiated health
ERI 2019 283 283 building human capital improving infrastructure developing key productive service sectors also intensifying efforts significantly increasing investment ensure citizens throughout country enjoy adequate basic services water health care education transport well decent livelihood eritrea making modest strides towards achievement sustainable development goals three dimensions economic social environmental long-standing policy balanced integrated approach health
ESP 2019 1073 1073 framework energy climate set challenge climate_change great opportunity great threat transform economic model modernize labour market create quality employment gain energy security innovation improve citizens health position country spain forefront technologies will dominate next century climate_emergency also requires mobilization financial resources levels reason announced climate_action summit monday spain will contribute million health
ESP 2019 1345 1345 south also provokes migratory movements towards north rich countries north seduced racism hate speech blame migrants so-called first-world problems inequalities welfare state breeding ground illiteracy pandemics developing countries let us act spain assures assembly accordingly like make two important announcements first spain will contribute million five years joint sustainable development goals health
ESP 2019 1384 1384 announcements first spain will contribute million five years joint sustainable development goals fund second announcement spain will return donor community global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria making contribution million next three years let us also talk technological transformation changes world economic order assembly knows technological revolution already profoundly transformed societies will health
ESP 2019 1423 1423 world economic order assembly knows technological revolution already profoundly transformed societies will continue without us able see limits potential also risks bring systems production consumption health transport even socialization security changing radically just one example mobile technology pocket superior used send us moon first time also seeing previously unimaginable new phenomena health
ESP 2019 1724 1724 current session will mark twenty-fifth anniversary beijing declaration platform action will firmly uphold consensus forged two decades roll back progress areas universal access sexual reproductive health services stand allow women tricked boarding small boats sexual exploitation mafias stand allow forced marriage female genital mutilation take place stand rights half human race health
FIN 2019 620 620 proven decisive approaching twenty-fifth anniversary beijing declaration platform action progressive policy documents ever advancing rights women unfortunately much cause celebration deeply worried see sexual reproductive health rights now questioned finland remains strongly committed advancing rights women respect universal human rights key peaceful just world finland strongly believes multilateral cooperation human rights health
FJI 2019 746 746 infrastructure resilient relocating threatened communities move harm’s way climate relocation displaced people’s trust fund operational seeking global support assist displaced people move infrastructure rely schools health centres roads bridges public utilities raising money fiji fund environmental levy effort needs scaled personally one exciting initiatives preserve plant forests mangroves monetize carbon-trading arrangements health
FJI 2019 957 957 ending heartbreak parents unable send children school providing access higher education scholarships tertiary loans training tradespeople building national capacity network technical colleges providing better access health care plus free medicine low-income earners entering public-private partnerships improve hospitals raised social wages extended maternity leave family care leave paternity leave improved standards governance health
FRA 2019 1150 1150 contemporary capitalism become dysfunctional leading unparalleled level inequality longer capable solving abject poverty new forms inequality inequalities opportunity gender well access education poorest regions access health care necessary treatments climate comes vulnerable countries poorest regions hit even harder global_warming increasing scarcity biodiversity subjects presented proposed g-7 agenda last year desire place health
FRA 2019 1427 1427 forum held paris july years beijing declaration marked history organization turning back now must move forward new era must also fight battle courage assume responsibility health seen even today many setbacks difficulty access treatment regions despite efforts sixth replenishment conference global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria will held october lyon france health
FRA 2019 1447 1447 fight battle courage assume responsibility health seen even today many setbacks difficulty access treatment regions despite efforts sixth replenishment conference global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria will held october lyon france rostrum kofi annan called creation global fund fight inequalities face possibility curing deadly diseases fund established support group eight time health
FRA 2019 1466 1466 conference global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria will held october lyon france rostrum kofi annan called creation global fund fight inequalities face possibility curing deadly diseases fund established support group eight time million lives saved result insist eradication major pandemics within reach action can save million lives coming years must simply health
FRA 2019 1480 1480 annan called creation global fund fight inequalities face possibility curing deadly diseases fund established support group eight time million lives saved result insist eradication major pandemics within reach action can save million lives coming years must simply recognize one can understand longer reasons finance inequality impossible today access treatments prevent cure health
FRA 2019 1506 1506 within reach action can save million lives coming years must simply recognize one can understand longer reasons finance inequality impossible today access treatments prevent cure diseases slow resurgence need billion lyon three weeks will put energy making sure new global fund meets ambition lastly issue climate also fight inequalities one subjects health
FRA 2019 2182 2182 reduce inequalities better still prevent believe right response growing contemporary inequalities areas climate opportunities education lies fiscal agenda individual country believe answer lies education access health care policies prevent inequality individual country stronger international cooperation robust agenda combat inequalities fundamental level requires agenda reconciliation seeing front us one hand constant rhetoric health
FRA 2019 2386 2386 take responsibility broadly believe courage will return case believe choice must work together grammars changed doubt complex past certainly engage us know comes security inequality health climate_change will accountable longer believe easy way pessimism longer believe division believe ability propose ideas reflect act together build agenda reconciliation will enable everyone everywhere health
GAB 2019 181 181 efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion international context multilateralism tested ever terrorism violent extremism continue spread death fear insecurity many parts world context famine malnutrition endemic diseases social exclusion prevail predators human dignity international context marked unprecedented migration crisis requires international community even united order ensure inclusive united response phenomenon health
GAB 2019 183 183 eradication quality education climate_action inclusion international context multilateralism tested ever terrorism violent extremism continue spread death fear insecurity many parts world context famine malnutrition endemic diseases social exclusion prevail predators human dignity international context marked unprecedented migration crisis requires international community even united order ensure inclusive united response phenomenon jeopardizes well-being health
GBR 2019 450 450 will synthetic biology stand restoring livers eyes miracle regeneration tissues like fantastic hangover cure will bring terrifying limbless chickens tables will nanotechnology help us beat disease will leave tiny robots replicate crevices cells trope old literature scientific advance punished gods prometheus brought fire humankind tube fennel may remember brother epimetheus zeus health
GBR 2019 779 779 design will shape future humankind point wish make tonight stake whether bequeath orwellian world designed censorship repression control world emancipation debate learning technology threatens famine disease freedoms seven decades ago general assembly adopted universal declaration human rights dissenting voices uniting humankind first perhaps time behind one set principles joint declaration upholds health
GBR 2019 1053 1053 leader ethical responsible technology master challenge doubt can will safeguard ideals will surmount limits constrained humankind conquer perils ended many lives together will vanquish killer diseases eliminate famine protect environment transform cities success will depend now ever freedom openness pluralism formula emancipates human spirit also releases boundless ingenuity inventiveness humankind united health
GEO 2019 94 94 global challenges will overcome also fully conscious destiny planet also destiny georgia like present faces global challenges confronting today’s world climate_change biodiversity loss universal accessible health education overcoming poverty unemployment inequalities sustainable development goals sdgs agenda sustainable development essential tackle challenges provide path towards radical transformation way look world behaviour patterns health
GEO 2019 363 363 illegal demarcation actively pursued preventing normal peaceful life citizens speak citizens living occupied territories abkhazia tskhinvali subjected continuous human rights violations restrictions freedom movement access health education services crossing points regions periodically closed causing immense humanitarian suffering speak warn world occupied abkhazia georgian language also abkhaz language georgian constitution recognizes must health
GEO 2019 485 485 close occupation line georgia unilaterally renounced use force response extend hand step better future peace initiative allows citizens occupied territories access whenever prevented exercising enjoy health education services share business opportunities take part even alas marginally georgia’s economic development response openness tolerance last year instance received russian tourists without incident reported health
GEO 2019 1082 1082 affect peace stability managed regulated migrations can become assets better mutual understanding communication among cultures civilizations vectors tolerance mutually enriching experiences represent country mythology linked health medicine medea goddess medicine therefore surprising traditionally attach significant value health surprising produced outstanding doctors practice throughout world georgia increasingly becoming destination health tourism numerous health
GEO 2019 1093 1093 understanding communication among cultures civilizations vectors tolerance mutually enriching experiences represent country mythology linked health medicine medea goddess medicine therefore surprising traditionally attach significant value health surprising produced outstanding doctors practice throughout world georgia increasingly becoming destination health tourism numerous thermal resorts modernized share core principle health inalienable right every human health
GEO 2019 1105 1105 mythology linked health medicine medea goddess medicine therefore surprising traditionally attach significant value health surprising produced outstanding doctors practice throughout world georgia increasingly becoming destination health tourism numerous thermal resorts modernized share core principle health inalienable right every human means providing universal affordable access quality health services inalienable right threatened today health
GEO 2019 1114 1114 traditionally attach significant value health surprising produced outstanding doctors practice throughout world georgia increasingly becoming destination health tourism numerous thermal resorts modernized share core principle health inalienable right every human means providing universal affordable access quality health services inalienable right threatened today rising cost treatments medicines today’s world curing ever illnesses health
GEO 2019 1125 1125 world georgia increasingly becoming destination health tourism numerous thermal resorts modernized share core principle health inalienable right every human means providing universal affordable access quality health services inalienable right threatened today rising cost treatments medicines today’s world curing ever illnesses medicine makes incredible miracles possible costs rising exponentially challenging social budgets health
GEO 2019 1139 1139 health inalienable right every human means providing universal affordable access quality health services inalienable right threatened today rising cost treatments medicines today’s world curing ever illnesses medicine makes incredible miracles possible costs rising exponentially challenging social budgets public services individual resources georgia made political choice move towards universal health coverage system health
GEO 2019 1162 1162 curing ever illnesses medicine makes incredible miracles possible costs rising exponentially challenging social budgets public services individual resources georgia made political choice move towards universal health coverage system tripled health allocations across sectors today per cent population access essential primary-care services also attained notable progress fields maternal child health tuberculosis drug-resistant health
GEO 2019 1166 1166 makes incredible miracles possible costs rising exponentially challenging social budgets public services individual resources georgia made political choice move towards universal health coverage system tripled health allocations across sectors today per cent population access essential primary-care services also attained notable progress fields maternal child health tuberculosis drug-resistant tuberculosis hiv aids almost health
GEO 2019 1185 1185 towards universal health coverage system tripled health allocations across sectors today per cent population access essential primary-care services also attained notable progress fields maternal child health tuberculosis drug-resistant tuberculosis hiv aids almost eradicated successfully implemented hepatitis c eradication programme support united states centers disease control world health organization private partners thereby health
GEO 2019 1203 1203 also attained notable progress fields maternal child health tuberculosis drug-resistant tuberculosis hiv aids almost eradicated successfully implemented hepatitis c eradication programme support united states centers disease control world health organization private partners thereby setting global precedent nationwide chronic-illness eradication treatment major cause hope still significant challenges overcome proud just two weeks health
GEO 2019 1206 1206 progress fields maternal child health tuberculosis drug-resistant tuberculosis hiv aids almost eradicated successfully implemented hepatitis c eradication programme support united states centers disease control world health organization private partners thereby setting global precedent nationwide chronic-illness eradication treatment major cause hope still significant challenges overcome proud just two weeks ago announced launch health
GMB 2019 1339 1339 taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lack health coverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal health coverage reason gambia applauded timeliness convening high-level meeting universal health coverage remain health
GMB 2019 1352 1352 addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lack health coverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal health coverage reason gambia applauded timeliness convening high-level meeting universal health coverage remain hopeful outcome meeting will fully implemented benefit juncture allow share delegation’s thoughts political health
GMB 2019 1362 1362 continue lack health coverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal health coverage reason gambia applauded timeliness convening high-level meeting universal health coverage remain hopeful outcome meeting will fully implemented benefit juncture allow share delegation’s thoughts political developments international arena pillar foreign policy engagement peoples republic china health
GNB 2019 209 209 entrepreneurship empowerment women order ensure just inclusive society responsibility government create necessary conditions harmonious sustainable development regard guinea-bissau fully subscribes political declaration high-level meeting universal health coverage entitled universal health coverage moving together build healthier world adopted general assembly earlier week resolution important note country adopted policy exempts pregnant women children health
GNB 2019 213 213 ensure just inclusive society responsibility government create necessary conditions harmonious sustainable development regard guinea-bissau fully subscribes political declaration high-level meeting universal health coverage entitled universal health coverage moving together build healthier world adopted general assembly earlier week resolution important note country adopted policy exempts pregnant women children five years age pay health
GNB 2019 239 239 coverage moving together build healthier world adopted general assembly earlier week resolution important note country adopted policy exempts pregnant women children five years age pay health services measure reflects social justice equity government accepts duty responsibility light precarious indicators associated segment population initiative sustainable however will require unequivocal urgent support regional health
GTM 2019 120 120 recent history educational coverage also increased include students can proudly say quadrupled investment per day school meals rely parents school guarantee transparency programme focusing education health children first time ever state provided schools technological equipment single year fully complied delivery educational materials school texts mayan spanish something never done time financial health
GUY 2019 465 465 instead reinforced need fiscal prudence stability achieve core national objectives including continued reduction burden poverty provision increased equitable access basic social services particularly respect education health citizens reality constrains us studied approaches reiterate call vulnerability taken account valid criterion determining development progress political realm guyana’s strong record achievements national international levels health
GUY 2019 740 740 achieve quality education simultaneously call upon developed countries traditional emerging donors international financing mechanisms increase funding education support programmes according needs priorities circumstances countries persuaded health peoples just important education guyana therefore welcomed convening high-level meeting universal health coverage profound theme moving together build healthier world importance enhanced access essential health health
GUY 2019 752 752 financing mechanisms increase funding education support programmes according needs priorities circumstances countries persuaded health peoples just important education guyana therefore welcomed convening high-level meeting universal health coverage profound theme moving together build healthier world importance enhanced access essential health services including skilled health workforce access safe quality effective affordable medicines vaccines health
GUY 2019 765 765 health peoples just important education guyana therefore welcomed convening high-level meeting universal health coverage profound theme moving together build healthier world importance enhanced access essential health services including skilled health workforce access safe quality effective affordable medicines vaccines key healthy world population can enjoy highest attainable standard physical mental health self-evident health
GUY 2019 769 769 education guyana therefore welcomed convening high-level meeting universal health coverage profound theme moving together build healthier world importance enhanced access essential health services including skilled health workforce access safe quality effective affordable medicines vaccines key healthy world population can enjoy highest attainable standard physical mental health self-evident regard political declaration high-level health
GUY 2019 789 789 essential health services including skilled health workforce access safe quality effective affordable medicines vaccines key healthy world population can enjoy highest attainable standard physical mental health self-evident regard political declaration high-level meeting universal health coverage resolution represents important global consensus accelerating efforts levels improve health outcomes guyana introduced integrated health- service health
GUY 2019 797 797 safe quality effective affordable medicines vaccines key healthy world population can enjoy highest attainable standard physical mental health self-evident regard political declaration high-level meeting universal health coverage resolution represents important global consensus accelerating efforts levels improve health outcomes guyana introduced integrated health- service delivery network enables holistic primary health-care delivery mechanism health
GUY 2019 808 808 enjoy highest attainable standard physical mental health self-evident regard political declaration high-level meeting universal health coverage resolution represents important global consensus accelerating efforts levels improve health outcomes guyana introduced integrated health- service delivery network enables holistic primary health-care delivery mechanism addressing social determinants health promoting health individual places priority availability preventive health
GUY 2019 826 826 important global consensus accelerating efforts levels improve health outcomes guyana introduced integrated health- service delivery network enables holistic primary health-care delivery mechanism addressing social determinants health promoting health individual places priority availability preventive measures health- care services level primary health care government guyana committed ensuring guyanese regardless location access health services health
GUY 2019 828 828 consensus accelerating efforts levels improve health outcomes guyana introduced integrated health- service delivery network enables holistic primary health-care delivery mechanism addressing social determinants health promoting health individual places priority availability preventive measures health- care services level primary health care government guyana committed ensuring guyanese regardless location access health services government implementing health
GUY 2019 840 840 delivery network enables holistic primary health-care delivery mechanism addressing social determinants health promoting health individual places priority availability preventive measures health- care services level primary health care government guyana committed ensuring guyanese regardless location access health services government implementing plan establish health outposts centres communities reduce need travel long distances access health
GUY 2019 850 850 determinants health promoting health individual places priority availability preventive measures health- care services level primary health care government guyana committed ensuring guyanese regardless location access health services government implementing plan establish health outposts centres communities reduce need travel long distances access health-care services domestic level maintenance international peace security requires respect health
GUY 2019 856 856 priority availability preventive measures health- care services level primary health care government guyana committed ensuring guyanese regardless location access health services government implementing plan establish health outposts centres communities reduce need travel long distances access health-care services domestic level maintenance international peace security requires respect stakeholders effective operation international law institutions health
HND 2019 744 744 thousands people displaced without future even lose lives reality whoever needs proof whoever wishes experience phenomena need come central america honduras destructive rainfalls protracted droughts diseases plagues like never call climate_change climate_crisis germanwatch global climate risk index indicates honduras puerto rico myanmar three places world affected extreme climate events nevertheless neither health
HTI 2019 208 208 note great satisfaction high- level meetings convened secretary-general president general assembly form part process promote implementation commitments made light sustainable development goals including ensuring universal health coverage imperative finance development providing support small island developing states hope understand need make solemn declarations implement concrete actions initiatives commensurate current future challenges like health
HTI 2019 629 629 investment various areas given current circumstances country pursuing sustainable development goals remains major challenge must make enormous sustained efforts priority areas essential infrastructure quality education health coverage mobilization foreign direct investment reforestation environmental protection reviving agricultural production supporting productive initiatives gaining access modern energy sources loans connection haiti proud hosted last health
HTI 2019 1008 1008 account new realities contemporary world indeed united nations structures must made flexible open pragmatic organization can proactive effective decision-making implementation decisions takes case point cholera epidemic haiti killed tens thousands people across country swift responsible action united nations made possible limit harm done spare affected populations great deal suffering must acknowledged health
IDN 2019 194 194 brought untold sorrow mankind war conflict always brought misery humankind particular women children war conflict destroyed years development ruined infrastructure disrupted economic activity education provision health care short war conflict will destroy hope achieving sustainable development goals sdgs concerned ongoing wars conflicts world old ones remain unresolved new ones arising including health
IDN 2019 492 492 will sustainable without improvement global development years left achieve sdgs although making headway goals still plenty work many countries limited capacity achieve sdgs areas education health women’s empowerment example global partnerships must therefore reinforced indonesia striving hard achieve sdgs expansion access education universal health care continues particularly affected poverty infrastructure development health
IDN 2019 510 510 countries limited capacity achieve sdgs areas education health women’s empowerment example global partnerships must therefore reinforced indonesia striving hard achieve sdgs expansion access education universal health care continues particularly affected poverty infrastructure development rural suburban areas multiplied support afflicted poverty less advantaged thankfully signs improvement apparent last year example poverty figures health
IDN 2019 558 558 example poverty figures dropped single digits first time indonesian history also experienced narrowing inequality assessment gini index income inequality just total million indonesian access national health insurance approximately million school-age children receive financial student assistance indonesia work solely good indonesia continue strengthen development partnerships friendly countries including asia africa year indonesia health
IND 2019 102 102 campaign part clean india mission building million toilets just five years people achievements outcomes constitute inspirational message entire world developing country successfully runs world’s biggest health insurance scheme giving million people access annual health coverage worth rupees cost achievements response systems result scheme show world new path developing country successfully runs health
IND 2019 110 110 just five years people achievements outcomes constitute inspirational message entire world developing country successfully runs world’s biggest health insurance scheme giving million people access annual health coverage worth rupees cost achievements response systems result scheme show world new path developing country successfully runs world’s biggest financial inclusion scheme opening million bank health
IRL 2019 15 15 gathering eve seventy-fifth anniversary founding united nations undertaking range summits addressing climate_action financing development health sustainable development goals immediate challenges facing small island developing states can doubt complexity interdependence world inhabit today also interacting crises now facing us avoided ecological health
IRL 2019 147 147 aims anxious become ever involved work must therefore hesitant speaking years united nations multilateralism driven major advances people across world building programmes poverty alleviation better health care education women’s empowerment freedom violence multilateralism enabled us develop mechanisms conflict resolution peacekeeping peacebuilding progress made development international law testament significant steps humankind can health
IRL 2019 973 973 committed new york must see promote connection measures needed respond climate_change measures will end exclusions global poverty also meet sufficiency needs global community terms food nutrition education health housing will need work together muster moral intellectual political courage prevail committed achieving full knowledge will opposed times divided attempts undermine us will health
IRL 2019 975 975 york must see promote connection measures needed respond climate_change measures will end exclusions global poverty also meet sufficiency needs global community terms food nutrition education health housing will need work together muster moral intellectual political courage prevail committed achieving full knowledge will opposed times divided attempts undermine us will made powerful health
IRQ 2019 25 25 gives pleasure address general assembly behalf iraq founding member united nations wish general assembly every success current session particularly note priorities addressing challenges climate_change health care sustainable development represent constructive step hope make towards finding common international ground reaching solutions planet humankind need since establishment united nations pursued principle partnership health
IRQ 2019 100 100 implementing endeavours full achievements international level well obstacles setbacks millions people around world still place hopes organization enhance dialogue enable mutual partnerships address crises poverty health care education security development continue cast heavy shadow world address assembly today important meeting speak hopes people aspirations confront defeat terrorism ensuring life freedom dignity health
IRQ 2019 1052 1052 secure good governance citizens combat corruption offer young people job opportunities urgent challenges addressing believe achieving sustainable development goals will important framework efforts advancing education health care sustainable development right way put us track towards combating extremist ideology uprooting terrorism raising generations capable building better future throughout history iraq’s civilization history health
ISL 2019 369 369 long time going change july presented first voluntary national review far sustainable development record seems mixed one important achievements made areas including gender equality child mortality communicable diseases however need greater efforts research order address non-communicable diseases neurological disorders including spinal-cord injuries affect many billion people worldwide iceland will continue promote health
ISL 2019 371 371 going change july presented first voluntary national review far sustainable development record seems mixed one important achievements made areas including gender equality child mortality communicable diseases however need greater efforts research order address non-communicable diseases neurological disorders including spinal-cord injuries affect many billion people worldwide iceland will continue promote cooperation research health
ISL 2019 380 380 sustainable development record seems mixed one important achievements made areas including gender equality child mortality communicable diseases however need greater efforts research order address non-communicable diseases neurological disorders including spinal-cord injuries affect many billion people worldwide iceland will continue promote cooperation research raise awareness important field iceland will also continue share health
ISL 2019 489 489 reap benefits multilateral trading system must build bridges barriers want achieve sustainable development goals climate_change one important challenges times important affects global security sustainable development health environment ultimately human civilization distant abstraction stark reality arctic including country witnessing glaciers melting vanishing seas marine life rapidly changing let us keep mind developments health
ISL 2019 553 553 goals paris climate_change agreement done quite well far almost per cent electricity heating now based renewables can even better therefore aiming reach full carbon_neutrality climate_change health oceans key priority foreign policy including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection atmosphere health
ISL 2019 625 625 oceans important tool ensuring conservation sustainable use marine environment firm belief effective implementation convention along regional management conservation sustainable use oceans best way ensure long-term health new international legally binding instrument conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity beyond areas national jurisdiction negotiated united nations become important tool conservation sustainable use biological health
JPN 2019 712 712 largely inspired efforts undertaken individuals private sector seventh consecutive year deliver statement general debate general assembly years consistently emphasized importance empowering women girls value making health care universally available year addressed two issues separate meetings sidelines time wish emphasize essence japan’s international engagement lies fact earnestly value education evidenced japan’s aforementioned health
KAZ 2019 920 920 committed first foremost building modern welfare state ultimate goal ensure millions fellow countrymen benefit large-scale reform enjoy inclusive society robust economy high quality education advanced health care kazakhstan will become success story socioeconomic development unless profound political transformation accomplished time one keep mind democracy kazakhstan work progress requiring regular scrutiny constantly health
KAZ 2019 1071 1071 cooperation mutual trust must take care future generations ensure just meaningful engagement developing new economy new technologies must take care environment promote scientific development ensure health care education destiny future generations deserves much better now fragile world responsible member global community kazakhstan will cease contribute collective action promoting peace advancing human health
KEN 2019 206 206 regard must accelerate implementation sustainable development goals sdgs critical generation big disaggregated data can help us plan targeted interventions monitor implementation kenya invested heavily education health effort achieve social inclusion develop knowledge competencies secure future leaving anyone behind now achieved per cent transition primary secondary school free secondary school education day health
KEN 2019 265 265 drop school falling pregnant provide free sanitary towels girls attending school kenya’s children now enjoy average years schooling highest region drive economy kenya tackling burden disease path achieving universal health coverage provide access health benefits package prioritizes primary health-care interventions reduces cost medicine increases number people insurance coverage secondly development occur health
KEN 2019 269 269 provide free sanitary towels girls attending school kenya’s children now enjoy average years schooling highest region drive economy kenya tackling burden disease path achieving universal health coverage provide access health benefits package prioritizes primary health-care interventions reduces cost medicine increases number people insurance coverage secondly development occur without sustainable peace many health
KEN 2019 273 273 girls attending school kenya’s children now enjoy average years schooling highest region drive economy kenya tackling burden disease path achieving universal health coverage provide access health benefits package prioritizes primary health-care interventions reduces cost medicine increases number people insurance coverage secondly development occur without sustainable peace many complicated factors led multilayered health
KEN 2019 629 629 poor urban communities centre climate_action plans together heads state government special envoy ocean kenya member high-level panel sustainable ocean economy seeks develop support solutions ocean health wealth policy governance technology finance horn africa witnessing confluence climate_change conflict cyclical droughts pressure food supply cause competition land water resources become drivers conflict welcome health
KGZ 2019 226 226 system whole context implementing sustainable development goals kyrgyz republic continues address socioeconomic issues including reducing unemployment raising standard living population implementing national programmes areas education health care youth policies infrastructure projects well attracting investment creating favourable conditions end national development strategy 2018-2040 entire section priority areas development kyrgyz republic period includes health
KGZ 2019 315 315 schools universities government agencies business community including digital technologies public services currently number innovative schools increasing ninety-six per cent schools country connected internet network electronic health projects introduced sixty state bodies connected electronic interoperability system called tunduk state bodies started electronic document processing programme construction restoration sections international transport corridors period health
KGZ 2019 1495 1495 nations key global centre solving problems maintaining peace security developing friendly relations nations cooperating address development issues reducing poverty promoting human rights protecting environment fighting disease tackling many challenges problems facing humankind open country ready mutually beneficial dialogue trustworthy cooperative partnerships states believe together can solve challenges face striving maintain peace health
KHM 2019 607 607 medium human development category positioning us eighth successful country world area period life expectancy birth increased almost years years cambodia seen sharp drops infant maternal mortality deaths hiv aids malaria tuberculosis access primary education now almost universal primary school enrolment rates close per cent boys girls translating commitments can summed focused health
KHM 2019 611 611 positioning us eighth successful country world area period life expectancy birth increased almost years years cambodia seen sharp drops infant maternal mortality deaths hiv aids malaria tuberculosis access primary education now almost universal primary school enrolment rates close per cent boys girls translating commitments can summed focused leaving one behind policies health
KHM 2019 712 712 southeast asian nations government two primary objectives first maintaining peace political stability consolidating pluralist democracy second making priority assuring people’s basic rights including right food health education housing work mobility recent general election per cent voters expressed support policies also want share serious concerns assembly agreement comprehensive political settlement cambodia conflict health
KIR 2019 696 696 negotiations draft international legally binding instrument conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity beyond areas national jurisdiction key importance kiribati pacific urge outcome negotiations way jeopardize health wealth long stretch oceans defining blue pacific livelihood depends maritime boundaries critical pacific region mapping jurisdictions waters continental shelf exclusive economic zones resources recent ipcc health
KIR 2019 1018 1018 legacies second world war particular battle tarawa phosphate extraction island banaba nuclear testing eastern part country christmas island consequences continue impact day including implications people’s health destruction land continues deprive people right live freely many still living unresolved issues unaccountable practices breaches human rights warrant compensation responsible champion anti-corruption kiribati will health
KIR 2019 1130 1130 must therefore consolidate various multilateral interventions coherent country-centric programme wish conclude sharing everyone hall traditional blessing te mauri te raoi ao te tabomoa means peace health prosperity upon us health
KNA 2019 591 591 economic potential seas must protected nurtured put simply need protect ocean call developed countries united nations offer support smaller countries together can protect nurture planet health citizens becoming critically important us continue grapple high prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds just one year shy commitment preventing controlling ncds government happy approve new commitments health
KNA 2019 602 602 call developed countries united nations offer support smaller countries together can protect nurture planet health citizens becoming critically important us continue grapple high prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds just one year shy commitment preventing controlling ncds government happy approve new commitments building healthier world universal health coverage saint kitts nevis believes universal health
KNA 2019 603 603 developed countries united nations offer support smaller countries together can protect nurture planet health citizens becoming critically important us continue grapple high prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds just one year shy commitment preventing controlling ncds government happy approve new commitments building healthier world universal health coverage saint kitts nevis believes universal health health
KNA 2019 611 611 together can protect nurture planet health citizens becoming critically important us continue grapple high prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds just one year shy commitment preventing controlling ncds government happy approve new commitments building healthier world universal health coverage saint kitts nevis believes universal health coverage key reducing social inequities critical component sustainable health
KNA 2019 621 621 us continue grapple high prevalence non-communicable diseases ncds just one year shy commitment preventing controlling ncds government happy approve new commitments building healthier world universal health coverage saint kitts nevis believes universal health coverage key reducing social inequities critical component sustainable development will provide greater access health-care services will ensure healthier health
KNA 2019 628 628 ncds just one year shy commitment preventing controlling ncds government happy approve new commitments building healthier world universal health coverage saint kitts nevis believes universal health coverage key reducing social inequities critical component sustainable development will provide greater access health-care services will ensure healthier population financial risk protection ensure people pushed health
KNA 2019 716 716 strategic alliances beneficial trade development global security saint kitts nevis nurtured relations republic china taiwan immense benefit us given taiwan’s experience expertise areas technology renewables health care call united nations utilize taiwan’s experience resources expertise enable developing nations benefit well experience past years republic china taiwan offers true friendship solidarity allies health
KOR 2019 1115 1115 international development cooperation established presidential commission sustainable development ensure institutional implementation goals date korea dispatched military personnel united nations peacekeeping operations stood alongside people suffering diseases natural disasters throughout world korea supports action peacekeeping initiative declaration shared commitments united nations peacekeeping operations led secretary-general antonio guterres will add virtuous cycle peace health
LAO 2019 456 456 weapons also welcomed commemoration international day total elimination nuclear weapons took place united nations two days ago past years alongside existing challenges conflicts terrorism poverty pandemics climate_change natural disasters trade friction seen increasing confrontation tension threaten international peace security erode development gains therefore call strong political will genuine commitment strengthening multilateralism health
LAO 2019 676 676 rural areas regard regional subregional development plans tailored people’s actual needs provincial district levels needed order deliver basic social services local population especially areas education health care income opportunities better market access agricultural produce improving livelihoods people rural areas order finance national development plans strategies mobilized resources required every source available health
LCA 2019 543 543 like nations world saint lucia goal chart sustainable development path benefits every last citizen leaving one behind goal ensure clothed fed roof heads access education health security provide basic needs lay foundation better future aspiration leaders people yet face ambitious sustainable development goals sids continue battle insurmountable challenges many result rules health
LSO 2019 192 192 galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion space one week held four summits seeking address pertinent issues facing world right now climate_change universal health coverage sustainable development financing development experiences shared summits ideas exchanged propel us adopt policies put place measures respective countries responsive needs people regard sustainable development health
LUX 2019 1296 1296 recent years seen existence certain rights called question must admit even true within organization’s forums regard sexual reproductive rights adversely affecting programmes aimed supporting reproductive health millions women world convinced also applies abortion right every woman make decisions body grand duchy luxembourg number years ago women still abortion therapeutic reasons distress health
LVA 2019 379 379 greater responsibility accountability must aware impact technological advances human communication connectivity vast amounts personal data collected every second every day state non-state actors private communications health location movements can constantly monitored recent times use facial recognition increasing coming constant surveillance yet rules governing ownership authorization protection data opaque say least data health
LVA 2019 749 749 thing also smart thing economic perspective latvia showing leadership area according world economic forum’s global gender gap report latvia one countries world closed gap terms health survival educational attainment per cent milestone economic participation opportunity bilateral development cooperation programmes latvia contributing implementation agenda sustainable development particularly european union’s eastern areas central health
MCO 2019 158 158 will enable us grapple strains country welcomes twice permanent population daily basis regard paying particular attention aligning policies combating climate_change preserving air quality order safeguard health line commitments breathelife campaign coordinated world health organization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance ministers climate_action view making health
MCO 2019 165 165 twice permanent population daily basis regard paying particular attention aligning policies combating climate_change preserving air quality order safeguard health line commitments breathelife campaign coordinated world health organization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance ministers climate_action view making progress implementing economic financial policies supporting global health
MCO 2019 494 494 development report first cycle sdg implementation group independent experts mandated member states show progress made key areas promising developments particular reduction extreme poverty decline under-five mortality rate however despite advances reports urge us redouble efforts urgently natural environment deteriorating alarming rate sea levels rising ocean acidification accelerating last four years hottest health
MCO 2019 540 540 accelerating last four years hottest record million plant animal species threatened extinction time number people suffering hunger continues increase half world’s population still lacks essential health services many children still lack adequate reading mathematics skills direction set government since combines vision world prioritizes progress well-being implementation activities protect environment fight peace health
MCO 2019 762 762 us road digital transition unprecedented scale giving particular emphasis concepts responsibility sustainability part digital transition strategy government therefore plans use assets technological innovation offers fields health education economy well make monaco model smart cities interconnected world spirit good neighbourliness mentioned charter united nations nations large small must adhere take special meaning health
MCO 2019 898 898 certainly strewn pitfalls nevertheless taken important steps adopted amended corrected many texts created mechanisms processes frameworks addressing new challenges disarmament human rights preservation environment major pandemics fight terrorism social development strength always resided unity ability compromise dealing best interests peoples organization founded paradigm shifts funding require beyond reach individual member states health
MDG 2019 358 358 responsibly terms one-off news events fundamental issues related political strategic dimensions issue respect human rights madagascar security rural urban areas judicial prison system decentralization health-care nutrition system education system involves complex undertakings require new strategic guidelines innovative coordinated initiatives defined general state policy one first measures taken current administration restoring peace health
MDG 2019 540 540 programme providing location-tracking devices cattle export ban zebus construction new prisons meet international standards better prison conditions respectful human rights line agenda sustainable development education health also among country’s national priorities madagascar recognizes development capacity based capacity educate ensure every citizen can participate life nation malagasy government committed ensuring education inclusive health
MDG 2019 627 627 country continue recruiting training teachers provide students textbooks tablets continue school-canteen programme vulnerable schools ensure good school retention rates addition madagascar now voluntarily committed making health care accessible building new local hospitals improving quality medical facilities services existing training health-care recruiting health-care personnel strengthening skills medical teams improving management public health health
MDG 2019 652 652 health care accessible building new local hospitals improving quality medical facilities services existing training health-care recruiting health-care personnel strengthening skills medical teams improving management public health system particular implementing universal health coverage policy second challenge faced emerging economies ensuring inclusive economic growth seeks reduce poverty inequality government firmly believes economic development health
MDG 2019 657 657 local hospitals improving quality medical facilities services existing training health-care recruiting health-care personnel strengthening skills medical teams improving management public health system particular implementing universal health coverage policy second challenge faced emerging economies ensuring inclusive economic growth seeks reduce poverty inequality government firmly believes economic development possible human capital remains priority health
MHL 2019 527 527 sad moment pacific region united nations member state called recorded vote seems shame publicly bullying smallest vulnerable nations world wider implications grave concern democratic nation health vital face communicable diseases ongoing nationwide dengue fever outbreak worsened climate impacts also face non-communicable diseases including one world’s highest incidence rates diabetes welcome partnership health
MHL 2019 531 531 united nations member state called recorded vote seems shame publicly bullying smallest vulnerable nations world wider implications grave concern democratic nation health vital face communicable diseases ongoing nationwide dengue fever outbreak worsened climate impacts also face non-communicable diseases including one world’s highest incidence rates diabetes welcome partnership world health organization organizations health
MHL 2019 543 543 vulnerable nations world wider implications grave concern democratic nation health vital face communicable diseases ongoing nationwide dengue fever outbreak worsened climate impacts also face non-communicable diseases including one world’s highest incidence rates diabetes welcome partnership world health organization organizations call urgently greater efforts collaborate island-tailored strategies political will highest levels lack health
MHL 2019 554 554 face communicable diseases ongoing nationwide dengue fever outbreak worsened climate impacts also face non-communicable diseases including one world’s highest incidence rates diabetes welcome partnership world health organization organizations call urgently greater efforts collaborate island-tailored strategies political will highest levels lack capacity resources needed protect population regard welcome ongoing collaboration unicef world health
MHL 2019 587 587 island-tailored strategies political will highest levels lack capacity resources needed protect population regard welcome ongoing collaboration unicef world bank help us study understand address childhood stunting root causes problem hindered physical growth education well-being generations marshallese children improving childhood development first days life will dramatic lasting impact future generations pacific islands health
MHL 2019 857 857 missing existing assistance opportunities within united nations system disconnections still facing challenges impacts nuclear-weapons testing experience global lesson humanitarian consequences nuclear detonation left devastating footprint health well-being environment rights population result contamination cause lack capacity fully understand let alone address recent establishment national nuclear commission well progress made towards work plan health
MHL 2019 969 969 strengthened ties unanimous resolution taiwan play clear role within united nations system includes meaningful participation relevant specialized agencies mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change world health assembly international civil aviation organization world united nations truly serious leaving one behind recognize participation assistance relevant sources thus appropriately recognize taiwan’s partnership engagement nation health
MLI 2019 946 946 neighbouring countries internally displaced persons return safety dignity places origin major concern government undertaken implementation major programmes aimed long-term improvement living conditions mali’s entire population health care supplementary health insurance schemes one programme international organization migration office united nations high commissioner refugees office coordination humanitarian affairs helping us efforts regional emergency-response health
MLI 2019 949 949 displaced persons return safety dignity places origin major concern government undertaken implementation major programmes aimed long-term improvement living conditions mali’s entire population health care supplementary health insurance schemes one programme international organization migration office united nations high commissioner refugees office coordination humanitarian affairs helping us efforts regional emergency-response plans timbuktu gao health
MLT 2019 588 588 addressed including children’s perspectives policies decisions actually made malta currently working fully incorporating convention legislation enhance full realization children’s rights making portable fully accessible good health well-being quality inclusive education fundamental human rights indispensable achievement sustainable development goals sdgs realization agree upon vein children boys girls access good quality health care health
MLT 2019 612 612 good health well-being quality inclusive education fundamental human rights indispensable achievement sustainable development goals sdgs realization agree upon vein children boys girls access good quality health care education ensure well-being objective equip children appropriate environment tools allow acquire necessary skills talents citizenship employability twenty-first century beyond committed providing education children develop health
MOZ 2019 171 171 essential sustaining decent standard living sub-saharan africa mozambique located example reality remain region largest number disadvantaged people facing multidimensional deprivations low income reduced access education health food water sanitation well inadequate provision socioeconomic infrastructure drives sustainable development context focus session’s theme eradicating poverty timely issue poverty challenges us drives agendas world health
MRT 2019 109 109 sustainable future planet people respect seventieth session general assembly launched agenda sustainable development includes group interlinking goals aimed addressing major global challenges concerning environment climate health care education well security stability development others better sustainable comprehensive future humankind islamic republic mauritania committed goals incorporated sustainable development development strategy made considerable achievements health
MRT 2019 358 358 major indicators educational system including access total coverage proactive capacity ratios view ensuring citizens particularly vulnerable circumstances access basic services managed mauritania considerably improve total health coverage strengthening health infrastructure hospitals equipped medical centres investing human resources including high-level medical personnel context fight poverty within framework strategy accelerated growth shared prosperity health
MRT 2019 361 361 system including access total coverage proactive capacity ratios view ensuring citizens particularly vulnerable circumstances access basic services managed mauritania considerably improve total health coverage strengthening health infrastructure hospitals equipped medical centres investing human resources including high-level medical personnel context fight poverty within framework strategy accelerated growth shared prosperity focused addressing social health
MRT 2019 416 416 supporting disadvantaged groups promoting social solidarity currently working launch series ambitious projects within variety programmes include supporting purchasing power access basic services electricity drinking water health care education also made great efforts accelerate pace economic growth improve business climate supporting partnerships public private sectors well developing processing industries liberate economy exclusively health
MUS 2019 473 473 across borders developed developing countries alike must address deep-rooted causes inequalities among states dynamic financial flows among uneven exposure climate_change unequal way stand benefit technology health oceans continues deteriorate alarming rate progress towards conservation world’s oceans slow ocean acidification unsustainable fishing pose major threats oceans marine resources mauritius committed making contribution health
MWI 2019 561 561 sustainable development goals pleased progress implementing poverty reduction policies programmes social support programmes target malawi’s ultra-poor vulnerable citizens also providing free access basic social services health education order sustain programmes consistently increased budgetary allocations country’s key sectors agriculture education health social welfare government also developed national social-support programme guide delivery social health
MWI 2019 575 575 malawi’s ultra-poor vulnerable citizens also providing free access basic social services health education order sustain programmes consistently increased budgetary allocations country’s key sectors agriculture education health social welfare government also developed national social-support programme guide delivery social protection services programme provides comprehensive social protection response offers women children preventive protective life-changing health
MYS 2019 1283 1283 drawn like bill gates spends money charity bent exploiting power money gives united nations failed protect poor scourge war fields done much better contributed better health alleviating suffering poor needy provides degree security stability places plagued internal conflicts can short funds certain countries including rich paying dues shameful need support united health
MYS 2019 1316 1316 stability places plagued internal conflicts can short funds certain countries including rich paying dues shameful need support united nations even though failed banish wars work health education social security make united nations worth like thank staff officers united nations work dedication fields malaysia able contribute carrying peacekeeping activities many countries look health
NER 2019 663 663 financing development personally believe will enable us identify new avenues bridging current funding gap directing resources productive sectors structural projects linked sdgs regard want emphasize health education especially young girls including reproductive health reducing maternal infant mortality appealing vaccinations particular regarding restoration funding global alliance vaccines immunization period also development vaccines health
NER 2019 670 670 identify new avenues bridging current funding gap directing resources productive sectors structural projects linked sdgs regard want emphasize health education especially young girls including reproductive health reducing maternal infant mortality appealing vaccinations particular regarding restoration funding global alliance vaccines immunization period also development vaccines diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus spirit health
NER 2019 674 674 current funding gap directing resources productive sectors structural projects linked sdgs regard want emphasize health education especially young girls including reproductive health reducing maternal infant mortality appealing vaccinations particular regarding restoration funding global alliance vaccines immunization period also development vaccines diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus spirit regional integration serve catalyst health
NER 2019 689 689 education especially young girls including reproductive health reducing maternal infant mortality appealing vaccinations particular regarding restoration funding global alliance vaccines immunization period also development vaccines diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus spirit regional integration serve catalyst creating markets facilitating trade alongside sdgs continent must implement agenda operationalize african continental free trade health
NER 2019 690 690 especially young girls including reproductive health reducing maternal infant mortality appealing vaccinations particular regarding restoration funding global alliance vaccines immunization period also development vaccines diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus spirit regional integration serve catalyst creating markets facilitating trade alongside sdgs continent must implement agenda operationalize african continental free trade area health
NER 2019 736 736 african continental free trade area promote industrialization transforming vast resources raw materials build road rail port airport energy telecommunication infrastructure develop human capital promoting education health turn demographic potential economic dividends develop agriculture feed population create jobs young people put end tragedy illegal migration can achieve goals boldly reforming global economic health
NER 2019 1193 1193 protect planet enable future generations inherit world worth living planet b immediate commitments will impact survival humankind niger aware emphasized climate_change resilience sectoral policies strategies health transport agricultural pastoral production local regional land planning development also taken steps integrate reduction greenhouse-gas emissions national programme access energy services strengthen resilience adaptive capacity health
NIC 2019 217 217 human rights children young people also recognizes government nicaragua managed reduce general poverty rates per cent extreme poverty per cent well achieved notable reduction infant mortality unicef also recognizes nicaragua made significant strides guaranteeing free access education well extensive coverage higher quality unicef nicaragua agreed cooperation programme period 2019-2023 reiterate order health
NIC 2019 531 531 developing countries undermining rights self- determination political independence nicaragua continue follow path development social justice family advocacy gender equality support young people improving security education health energy water sanitation services highways roads bridges housing agriculture livestock nature conservation context climate_change small- medium- sized businesses creative economy everything represented culture based identity health
NLD 2019 722 722 drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods security health living environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never international cooperation urgent future health
NOR 2019 667 667 conflict prevention peacekeeping disarmament vital achieve sustainable development goals sdgs sustainable development crucial reduce insecurity conflict looking ahead made encouraging progress especially terms access education health services clean energy still track secretary-general pointed must step norway consistent partner endeavour allocating per cent gross national income international development aid national ownership crucial health
NPL 2019 305 305 decreased rate reduction slowing unemployment rates dropped wages remain stagnant food insecurity hunger getting worse greater collaboration critical mobilizing resources needed attain sdgs ensure universal health coverage countries like nepal need many resources fully realize sdgs mobilizing domestic financial resources priority us national efforts particularly ldcs lldcs will complemented international support health
NPL 2019 357 357 form technical financial investment means support world made great strides wealth creation advancement technology advances also made life expectancy literacy basic education reduction maternal infant mortality sadly progress evenly distributed women girls people disabilities elderly still bear brunt poverty inequalities inequality within countries growing context twenty-fifth anniversary fourth world conference women health
NPL 2019 948 948 agreement climate_change outcomes world humanitarian summit learning lessons earthquakes nepal focused resilience infrastructure even landlocked country care equally oceans believe organic linkage oceans mountains concerned health oceans deteriorating alarmingly mainly due climate_change reckless human activities confident new international legally binding instrument united nations convention law sea conservation sustainable use marine biological health
NRU 2019 448 448 year nauru presented first voluntary national review high-level political forum sustainable development voluntary- national- review process helped focus attention key gaps challenges implementation national strategies health education emerged two areas require urgent attention president general assembly highlighted education key component vision session general assembly country teacher retention persistent challenge student truancy health
NRU 2019 534 534 learners young old capabilities become economically productive develop sustainable livelihoods enhance individual well-being importantly curriculum will embrace nauruan language cultures traditions healthy population equally important health nation nauru suffers highest rates non-communicable diseases world diabetes taken lives far many friends family members situation can attributed astronomical price fresh fruits vegetables island health
NRU 2019 541 541 develop sustainable livelihoods enhance individual well-being importantly curriculum will embrace nauruan language cultures traditions healthy population equally important health nation nauru suffers highest rates non-communicable diseases world diabetes taken lives far many friends family members situation can attributed astronomical price fresh fruits vegetables island even basic produce can cost much per health
NRU 2019 573 573 friends family members situation can attributed astronomical price fresh fruits vegetables island even basic produce can cost much per kilogram water supply meet standards world health organization need upgrade climate-proof health-care facilities losing loved ones expertise losing history will require multilateral assistance risk losing future well climate_crisis another challenge medium- long-term health
NRU 2019 1083 1083 countries including nauru alone taiwan carried development projects various sdg fields high time united nations lived ideals espouses note want thank government cuba strengthening country’s health sector deployment able medical brigade yet brigade saving lives nauru people continue suffer extreme unjust hardships economic commercial financial embargo united states imposed cuba nearly health
PER 2019 702 702 experience peru possible transform country one generation growth peruvian economy past years allowed us markedly reduce poverty today development policies financing oriented primarily towards education health infrastructure peruvians need order integrate compete global markets equal conditions also promote greater formalization economy creation decent employment end reiterate importance promoting policies economic commercial health
PHL 2019 1292 1292 reality today positive contribution migrants fosters growth countries origin remittances countries destination industriousness migrant labour raises great cities deserts mans ships enable global trade migrant health workers care sick children elderly giving strangers much care gave loved ones back home sure paid grateful host countries migrant peoples migrants grateful love sometimes health
PLW 2019 201 201 year innovative learning excellence recognition fact people greatest resource improving education developing human capital necessary thrive globalized world palau made recent progress achieving near- universal health coverage challenges remain area improving quality health care durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improving health
PLW 2019 208 208 greatest resource improving education developing human capital necessary thrive globalized world palau made recent progress achieving near- universal health coverage challenges remain area improving quality health care durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improving nutrition transitioning low- carbon energy system building health
PLW 2019 227 227 coverage challenges remain area improving quality health care durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improving nutrition transitioning low- carbon energy system building resilience public infrastructure essential public services address last year see pv highlighted prevalence non-communicable diseases palau one highest rates health
PLW 2019 248 248 greater attention including improving nutrition transitioning low- carbon energy system building resilience public infrastructure essential public services address last year see pv highlighted prevalence non-communicable diseases palau one highest rates obesity world one step since directive signed government food service systems serve pelagic fish way encouraging traditional healthier diets however issue health
PLW 2019 395 395 square kilometres ocean will protected no-take area remaining per cent will open artisanal fishing also intend develop domestic fishing industry ocean precious resource need safeguard health future generations can continue benefit abundance also look forward hosting seventh ocean conference august aim galvanize momentum ocean action well take stock achieved far remains health
PLW 2019 543 543 acidifying seas threaten fish life cycles coral reefs country like palau whose economy culture way life dependent ocean existential concern ipcc’s report also tells us health ocean concern countries going slow stop worst effects climate_crisis without turning ocean high-level panel sustainable ocean economy also issued call week ocean- based climate_action support health
PLW 2019 941 941 achieve sdgs collective commitment leave country behind also demands end exclusion taiwan million people general assembly also range international bodies essential establishing effective multilateralism world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change know partnership taiwan strength commitment sdgs equal dignified participation agenda processes will strengthen global effort health
PLW 2019 1047 1047 pss remeliik new patrol boat australia’s long record support capacity-building marine law enforcement especially important preparation implementation palau national marine sanctuary government india growing partner health fields supporting health-care system diffusing small-scale solar technology palauans now trained solar mamas project view concern north korea’s recent ballistic missile launches violate security council health
PNG 2019 235 235 system government’s undivided support localized integrated agenda sustainable development remains important priority papua new guinea government currently measured progress continues made specific areas education primary health care gender equality empowerment peace security work needs done instance health education services government’s policies free education health care continue gain momentum countrywide papua new health
PNG 2019 246 246 priority papua new guinea government currently measured progress continues made specific areas education primary health care gender equality empowerment peace security work needs done instance health education services government’s policies free education health care continue gain momentum countrywide papua new guineans particularly girls children benefiting strategic interventions government remains committed ensuring health
PNG 2019 253 253 progress continues made specific areas education primary health care gender equality empowerment peace security work needs done instance health education services government’s policies free education health care continue gain momentum countrywide papua new guineans particularly girls children benefiting strategic interventions government remains committed ensuring provision quality education primary health care solid health
PNG 2019 276 276 free education health care continue gain momentum countrywide papua new guineans particularly girls children benefiting strategic interventions government remains committed ensuring provision quality education primary health care solid foundation better future citizens working towards achieving goals important part preparations present voluntary national review status implementation agenda high-level political forum first time health
POL 2019 582 582 born result sexual violence wars thirdly call strengthening protection persons disabilities conflicts people particularly exposed range negative phenomena associated conflict post-conflict situations violence threats life health difficulties accessing health care education rehabilitation extreme cases life-saving humanitarian aid june initiative poland security council unanimously adopted resolution first ever devoted persons disabilities armed health
POL 2019 585 585 violence wars thirdly call strengthening protection persons disabilities conflicts people particularly exposed range negative phenomena associated conflict post-conflict situations violence threats life health difficulties accessing health care education rehabilitation extreme cases life-saving humanitarian aid june initiative poland security council unanimously adopted resolution first ever devoted persons disabilities armed conflicts fourthly finally health
POL 2019 1120 1120 sustainable development goals report indicates sustainable development goal concerning education risk delay acute problem eliminated soon possible agree education fundamentally important secondly citizens also consider health care key aspect defining quality life must make immense financial investments achieve much higher level fair effective coverage individual countries globally parts globe negligence health health
POL 2019 1145 1145 health care key aspect defining quality life must make immense financial investments achieve much higher level fair effective coverage individual countries globally parts globe negligence health care led reappearance diseases already considered eradicated developed countries level medical services still heavy pressure social expectations mainly due ageing population consequent increase health needs health
POL 2019 1149 1149 defining quality life must make immense financial investments achieve much higher level fair effective coverage individual countries globally parts globe negligence health care led reappearance diseases already considered eradicated developed countries level medical services still heavy pressure social expectations mainly due ageing population consequent increase health needs poland problem currently addressed health
POL 2019 1169 1169 negligence health care led reappearance diseases already considered eradicated developed countries level medical services still heavy pressure social expectations mainly due ageing population consequent increase health needs poland problem currently addressed one pressing challenges country’s social policy thirdly harmonization standard living equally important element sustainable development welfare state next increasing educational health
POL 2019 1196 1196 poland problem currently addressed one pressing challenges country’s social policy thirdly harmonization standard living equally important element sustainable development welfare state next increasing educational opportunities health protection policies aspire systematically combat poverty prevent exploitation including economic exploitation reduce social disparities systematic increase average standard living families economy based respect honesty harmonious health
PRT 2019 702 702 law international organizations examples acute situations world include yemen libya despite steps taken resolve situation syria well sahel situation increasingly critical advocate progress maternal child health agreement european union mercosur hope will go hand hand shared sensitivity environmental challenges also fresh hope republic north macedonia hope window opportunity regarding denuclearization korean health
PRY 2019 245 245 achieve without real transformation paradigms currently influencing behaviour citizens paraguay committed agenda fast track towards institutional goals see sustainable development goals key eradicating poverty hunger disease ignorance discrimination unemployment inequality shortages among evils afflict millions daily basis paraguay responsibility leave one behind believe south-south cooperation strengthened line conclusions second high-level united health
RWA 2019 30 30 decade starting will either remembered history turning point moment multilateralism lost way fortunately path forward clear never well-defined road maps joint action development climate_change global health therefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership health
RWA 2019 46 46 never well-defined road maps joint action development climate_change global health therefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership world health organization many stakeholders rwanda per cent population insurance coverage contributed significant improvements health outcomes health
RWA 2019 51 51 action development climate_change global health therefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership world health organization many stakeholders rwanda per cent population insurance coverage contributed significant improvements health outcomes showing possible countries every income health
RWA 2019 57 57 congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership world health organization many stakeholders rwanda per cent population insurance coverage contributed significant improvements health outcomes showing possible countries every income level make health care affordable accessible health
RWA 2019 70 70 universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership world health organization many stakeholders rwanda per cent population insurance coverage contributed significant improvements health outcomes showing possible countries every income level make health care affordable accessible must also commit replenish global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria global alliance vaccines health
RWA 2019 79 79 outstanding leadership world health organization many stakeholders rwanda per cent population insurance coverage contributed significant improvements health outcomes showing possible countries every income level make health care affordable accessible must also commit replenish global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria global alliance vaccines immunization things can done africa’s behalf sustainable development goals health
RWA 2019 92 92 contributed significant improvements health outcomes showing possible countries every income level make health care affordable accessible must also commit replenish global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria global alliance vaccines immunization things can done africa’s behalf sustainable development goals agenda sustainable development also africa’s goals africa means responsibility fulfil african union continues health
SAU 2019 82 82 security peoples world achieve prosperity growth stability region pursue noteworthy development humanitarian action worldwide also hoped review economic social challenges facing world poverty climate_change spread diseases proliferation weapons mass destruction highlighting kingdom’s positions perspectives actions areas hoped well talk country’s ongoing economic development reforms various fields vision seeking take us back health
SDN 2019 621 621 governance combating corruption committing transparency integrity well judicious planning terms natural resources order ensure self-sufficiency better exchanges smart partnerships countries region world also committed supporting health education services providing drinking water well social services merely services obligations towards people also investment future children youth addressing challenges requires support international community especially health
SEN 2019 572 572 spanning period launched december includes priority action plan sharper focus private investment strategic sectors agriculture livestock fisheries transport infrastructure services energy education training digital economy health hotel tourism infrastructure housing including five-year programme build homes efforts gone hand hand streamlining public administration spending better mobilization internal resources time translating senegal vision health
SEN 2019 617 617 internal resources time translating senegal vision public policies social inclusion territorial equity including emergency community-development programme components water electricity access roads equipment rural women universal health coverage national family-security grants programme vulnerable groups fast-track entrepreneurship delegation women youth light ideal peace human brotherhood brings us together hall senegal delighted host ninth health
SGP 2019 149 149 one country greater faster impact others consequences may eventually rebound world multilateral approach option rather necessity order countries deal complex global problems including poverty eradication pandemics climate_change themes year’s general assembly debate sustainable development become priority countries face common challenges creating jobs raising standards living eradicating poverty however difficult country develop health
SGP 2019 692 692 singapore takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether new diseases extreme_weather events food shortages forced migration even wars small singapore contributes per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions furthermore disadvantaged alternative energy limited sources renewables solar energy health
SLB 2019 1475 1475 respective countries accepting climate_change important challenge facing countries especially pacific island countries must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseases ncds also concerned fact nearly much attention accorded halting reversing ncd epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria health
SLB 2019 1476 1476 countries accepting climate_change important challenge facing countries especially pacific island countries must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseases ncds also concerned fact nearly much attention accorded halting reversing ncd epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds health
SLB 2019 1486 1486 countries must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseases ncds also concerned fact nearly much attention accorded halting reversing ncd epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate health
SLB 2019 1487 1487 must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseases ncds also concerned fact nearly much attention accorded halting reversing ncd epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria health
SLB 2019 1494 1494 killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseases ncds also concerned fact nearly much attention accorded halting reversing ncd epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria also developing road map halt reverse ncd health
SLB 2019 1500 1500 diseases ncds also concerned fact nearly much attention accorded halting reversing ncd epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria also developing road map halt reverse ncd epidemic solomon islands forms ncds also health
SLB 2019 1512 1512 epidemic solomon islands seven every deaths due ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria also developing road map halt reverse ncd epidemic solomon islands forms ncds also exploring alternative modalities treatment particularly plant-based pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon health
SLB 2019 1519 1519 ncds pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria also developing road map halt reverse ncd epidemic solomon islands forms ncds also exploring alternative modalities treatment particularly plant-based pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon islands working cuba explore opportunities area however health
SLB 2019 1520 1520 pacific countries high eight deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria also developing road map halt reverse ncd epidemic solomon islands forms ncds also exploring alternative modalities treatment particularly plant-based pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon islands working cuba explore opportunities area however key health
SLB 2019 1524 1524 deaths malaria adds challenge happy inform assembly government developed implementing road map eliminate malaria also developing road map halt reverse ncd epidemic solomon islands forms ncds also exploring alternative modalities treatment particularly plant-based pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon islands working cuba explore opportunities area however key message assembly hundreds thousands health
SLB 2019 1555 1555 particularly plant-based pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon islands working cuba explore opportunities area however key message assembly hundreds thousands people dying every day due ncds diseases malaria must therefore step fight urgency reverse ncd epidemic regard human rights solomon islands preparing third universal periodic review will ratify convention rights persons health
SLB 2019 1556 1556 plant-based pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon islands working cuba explore opportunities area however key message assembly hundreds thousands people dying every day due ncds diseases malaria must therefore step fight urgency reverse ncd epidemic regard human rights solomon islands preparing third universal periodic review will ratify convention rights persons disabilities health
SLB 2019 1557 1557 pharmaceuticals affordable can produced domestically solomon islands working cuba explore opportunities area however key message assembly hundreds thousands people dying every day due ncds diseases malaria must therefore step fight urgency reverse ncd epidemic regard human rights solomon islands preparing third universal periodic review will ratify convention rights persons disabilities current health
SLB 2019 1564 1564 working cuba explore opportunities area however key message assembly hundreds thousands people dying every day due ncds diseases malaria must therefore step fight urgency reverse ncd epidemic regard human rights solomon islands preparing third universal periodic review will ratify convention rights persons disabilities current session respect issue west papua solomon islands health
SLB 2019 1565 1565 cuba explore opportunities area however key message assembly hundreds thousands people dying every day due ncds diseases malaria must therefore step fight urgency reverse ncd epidemic regard human rights solomon islands preparing third universal periodic review will ratify convention rights persons disabilities current session respect issue west papua solomon islands aligns health
SLB 2019 1839 1839 protecting oceans protecting future united nations negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose health
SLB 2019 1844 1844 nations negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights health
SLB 2019 1845 1845 negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_change health
SLB 2019 1871 1871 undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_change ncds ideas whose time come let us now right side history health
SLE 2019 560 560 science technology engineering mathematics disciplines college guaranteed scholarships technical vocational education centres now accessible sierra leonean girls young people also investing school infrastructure transportation sanitation health nutrition retention programmes restructuring redesigning education system deliver quality education meets needs inclusive sustainable national private-sector development aim achieve fundamental age-appropriate learning outcomes literacy computational health
SLE 2019 561 561 technology engineering mathematics disciplines college guaranteed scholarships technical vocational education centres now accessible sierra leonean girls young people also investing school infrastructure transportation sanitation health nutrition retention programmes restructuring redesigning education system deliver quality education meets needs inclusive sustainable national private-sector development aim achieve fundamental age-appropriate learning outcomes literacy computational skills health
SLE 2019 618 618 directorate science technology innovation developed human capital development incubator extensive real-time data education sierra leone components human capital development flagship programme policy interventions investments education health care food security increasingly informed driven real-time data sierra leone continues use power data plan make policy decisions allocate resources guide governance create new possibilities health
SLE 2019 732 732 establish legal identity using singular securitized serially numbered instrument guided governance development planning financial inclusion human rights imperatives among others instrument can also used strengthen health care planning health information systems disease surveillance monitoring public health interventions outcomes threats inequality lack opportunity exclusion young people still persist anxiety growing population young health
SLE 2019 735 735 using singular securitized serially numbered instrument guided governance development planning financial inclusion human rights imperatives among others instrument can also used strengthen health care planning health information systems disease surveillance monitoring public health interventions outcomes threats inequality lack opportunity exclusion young people still persist anxiety growing population young people africa complicated health
SLE 2019 738 738 serially numbered instrument guided governance development planning financial inclusion human rights imperatives among others instrument can also used strengthen health care planning health information systems disease surveillance monitoring public health interventions outcomes threats inequality lack opportunity exclusion young people still persist anxiety growing population young people africa complicated increased poverty indicators health
SLE 2019 742 742 governance development planning financial inclusion human rights imperatives among others instrument can also used strengthen health care planning health information systems disease surveillance monitoring public health interventions outcomes threats inequality lack opportunity exclusion young people still persist anxiety growing population young people africa complicated increased poverty indicators exclusion young people perils health
SLE 2019 870 870 uncompromising passed progressive laws sexual offences presidential task force directly advises president sexual gender-based violence also working eliminate barriers inclusion persons disabilities quality affordable universal health care coverage foundational productivity overall well-being critical human capital development agenda nation afford cost investing health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health health
SLE 2019 886 886 working eliminate barriers inclusion persons disabilities quality affordable universal health care coverage foundational productivity overall well-being critical human capital development agenda nation afford cost investing health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases health
SLE 2019 889 889 inclusion persons disabilities quality affordable universal health care coverage foundational productivity overall well-being critical human capital development agenda nation afford cost investing health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection health
SLE 2019 895 895 health care coverage foundational productivity overall well-being critical human capital development agenda nation afford cost investing health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection surveillance control providing primary health care health
SLE 2019 906 906 agenda nation afford cost investing health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection surveillance control providing primary health care accordance declaration astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity health
SLE 2019 908 908 afford cost investing health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection surveillance control providing primary health care accordance declaration astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health
SLE 2019 911 911 health care universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection surveillance control providing primary health care accordance declaration astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health-care services efforts health
SLE 2019 913 913 universal health care coverage maintained rights-based approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection surveillance control providing primary health care accordance declaration astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health-care services efforts leveraging innovation health
SLE 2019 919 919 approach health care coverage aligned sdg focused request cooperation reducing maternal child mortality preventing epidemics tropical communicable diseases increased disease detection surveillance control providing primary health care accordance declaration astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health-care services efforts leveraging innovation technology support delivery health care also health
SLE 2019 942 942 providing primary health care accordance declaration astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health-care services efforts leveraging innovation technology support delivery health care also believe achieve universal health coverage without delivering mental health care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes health
SLE 2019 948 948 astana providing first-rate in-country medical diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health-care services efforts leveraging innovation technology support delivery health care also believe achieve universal health coverage without delivering mental health care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes towards mental health provide affordable integrated health
SLE 2019 953 953 diagnostic facilities strengthening capacity resilience delivery health-care services efforts leveraging innovation technology support delivery health care also believe achieve universal health coverage without delivering mental health care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes towards mental health provide affordable integrated quality care matches burden mental health
SLE 2019 957 957 resilience delivery health-care services efforts leveraging innovation technology support delivery health care also believe achieve universal health coverage without delivering mental health care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes towards mental health provide affordable integrated quality care matches burden mental health conditions therefore welcome health
SLE 2019 962 962 leveraging innovation technology support delivery health care also believe achieve universal health coverage without delivering mental health care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes towards mental health provide affordable integrated quality care matches burden mental health conditions therefore welcome partnerships view achieving goal focus health
SLE 2019 970 970 believe achieve universal health coverage without delivering mental health care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes towards mental health provide affordable integrated quality care matches burden mental health conditions therefore welcome partnerships view achieving goal focus government remains delivery accountable transparent state governance critical health
SLE 2019 979 979 care rewriting mental health legislation committed community-based mental health care treatment aim change attitudes towards mental health provide affordable integrated quality care matches burden mental health conditions therefore welcome partnerships view achieving goal focus government remains delivery accountable transparent state governance critical debates engagement citizens rights governance development continue work civil health
SLE 2019 1120 1120 business-friendly reforms create ecosystem conducive private capital investment entrepreneurship country allow express country’s sincere appreciation secretary-general convening climate_action summit september extreme_weather events increase risk hunger disease forced migration conflict poverty science indisputable effects lives livelihoods real threats efforts achieve agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals clear present country committed multilateral approach health
SLV 2019 552 552 really really represent young people today populations countries must give floor millions citizens whether millennial centennials people age can offer solutions issues poverty hunger climate_change disease organize contest ideas order galvanize motivate young people world suggest awarding prize whose proposals give us key solving great problems planet faces energy supply drought health
SLV 2019 1046 1046 used harness convening power use platform summon citizens world participate general assembly want misunderstood united nations plays crucial role maintaining world peace fighting hunger improving health leading search development promoting rights women children protecting environment addressing plight refugees even tackling nuclear non-proliferation yet must also acknowledge fact already reaching point problems health
SMR 2019 361 361 commitments reaffirm collective ambition better world secretary-general stated latest special-edition report e progress towards sustainable development goals sdgs progress made implementation sdgs extreme poverty child mortality rates continue fall albeit yet desired rate progress made fighting certain diseases hepatitis important developments made regard targets gender equality electricity access poorest countries improving health
SMR 2019 373 373 progress towards sustainable development goals sdgs progress made implementation sdgs extreme poverty child mortality rates continue fall albeit yet desired rate progress made fighting certain diseases hepatitis important developments made regard targets gender equality electricity access poorest countries improving labour productivity increased global unemployment returned pre-financial-crisis levels progress illustrates great work health
SMR 2019 484 484 initiatives undertaken local regional national levels continue inspired agenda acceleration implementation sustainable development goals needed required level transformation achieved secretary-general’s special-edition report also reveals hunger malnutrition far resolved greenhouse gas emissions continuing increase biological diversity rapidly diminishing level financing sustainable development sufficient even institutional level lack efficiency strength respond challenges also health
SMR 2019 764 764 action indeed achieving sustainable development goals will help limit warming c climate_action will likewise support attainment economic social targets agenda job creation also promotes better health well-being world’s population eradication poverty forms manifestations particular extreme poverty perhaps difficult important challenge face achieving objective sustainable development global reduction extreme poverty continues secretary-general’s health
SMR 2019 1451 1451 increasing migration flows driven part effects climate_change forced millions people seek refuge countries part persecution armed conflict well socioeconomic hardship form lack food water education health services country can face migration alone given transnational nature phenomenon country intends renew support global compact safe orderly regular migration adopted last december marrakech morocco health
SSD 2019 906 906 returning large numbers respective states homes however urgent need provide support mechanisms ensure easy transition reintegration communities support includes transport returnees delivery food respective areas health care clean water educational services humanitarian access indicators show humanitarian trend country remarkably improved due intensified collaboration government united nations agencies development partners longer delays health
SUR 2019 755 755 surinamese economy response government executed home-grown reform programme home-grown government cognizant fact main asset development people president bouterse envisioned commenced social contract people suriname universal health care general pension minimum hourly wage access affordable housing education main components social contract government continued uphold despite economic crisis today economy recovered record time health
SVN 2019 315 315 utterly unacceptable say also looking ahead next year’s twenty-fifth anniversary beijing declaration platform action important advances made gender equality empowerment women must protected sexual reproductive health rights among cornerstones gender equality must forget women’s potential still underutilized many countries gross human rights violations tend early indicators emerging conflict swift firm response health
SWE 2019 483 483 still violated also witnessing growing opposition women’s girls human rights must stop every woman girl right make decisions body life basic human rights sexual reproductive health rights including right safe legal abortion fundamental human rights next year marks anniversaries several gender-equality commitments tasks laid commitments remain unfinished need urgent attention implementing health
SWZ 2019 474 474 therefore urge united nations lend full support initiatives launched africa ensure continent improves lives people becomes africa want african continent continues face challenges beyond conflict health issues including diseases ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others overcome need significant funding making progress fight pandemics unfortunately sometimes confronted new outbreaks reversing gains health
SWZ 2019 477 477 nations lend full support initiatives launched africa ensure continent improves lives people becomes africa want african continent continues face challenges beyond conflict health issues including diseases ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others overcome need significant funding making progress fight pandemics unfortunately sometimes confronted new outbreaks reversing gains made yet vision health
SWZ 2019 481 481 initiatives launched africa ensure continent improves lives people becomes africa want african continent continues face challenges beyond conflict health issues including diseases ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others overcome need significant funding making progress fight pandemics unfortunately sometimes confronted new outbreaks reversing gains made yet vision african states epidemics eliminated health
SWZ 2019 492 492 african continent continues face challenges beyond conflict health issues including diseases ebola hiv aids malaria tuberculosis many others overcome need significant funding making progress fight pandemics unfortunately sometimes confronted new outbreaks reversing gains made yet vision african states epidemics eliminated can focus development goals unfortunately developing countries continue face significant gaps health
SWZ 2019 505 505 aids malaria tuberculosis many others overcome need significant funding making progress fight pandemics unfortunately sometimes confronted new outbreaks reversing gains made yet vision african states epidemics eliminated can focus development goals unfortunately developing countries continue face significant gaps funding making difficult adequately detect respond problems still providing basic health services building health
SWZ 2019 528 528 african states epidemics eliminated can focus development goals unfortunately developing countries continue face significant gaps funding making difficult adequately detect respond problems still providing basic health services building capacity health sector africa carries high burden malaria cases although improvements africa needs additional funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among health
SWZ 2019 532 532 can focus development goals unfortunately developing countries continue face significant gaps funding making difficult adequately detect respond problems still providing basic health services building capacity health sector africa carries high burden malaria cases although improvements africa needs additional funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among countries globally potential reverse health
SWZ 2019 538 538 countries continue face significant gaps funding making difficult adequately detect respond problems still providing basic health services building capacity health sector africa carries high burden malaria cases although improvements africa needs additional funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among countries globally potential reverse indigenous malaria transmission thereby achieving goal health
SWZ 2019 549 549 problems still providing basic health services building capacity health sector africa carries high burden malaria cases although improvements africa needs additional funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among countries globally potential reverse indigenous malaria transmission thereby achieving goal malaria elimination capacity chair african leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early health
SWZ 2019 559 559 africa carries high burden malaria cases although improvements africa needs additional funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among countries globally potential reverse indigenous malaria transmission thereby achieving goal malaria elimination capacity chair african leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early year launched end malaria fund public-private partnership aimed closing funding health
SWZ 2019 564 564 cases although improvements africa needs additional funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among countries globally potential reverse indigenous malaria transmission thereby achieving goal malaria elimination capacity chair african leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early year launched end malaria fund public-private partnership aimed closing funding gap putting end disease pleased health
SWZ 2019 570 570 funding make progress eradicating malaria continent kingdom eswatini among countries globally potential reverse indigenous malaria transmission thereby achieving goal malaria elimination capacity chair african leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early year launched end malaria fund public-private partnership aimed closing funding gap putting end disease pleased note wake eswatini’s establishment malaria fund health
SWZ 2019 578 578 among countries globally potential reverse indigenous malaria transmission thereby achieving goal malaria elimination capacity chair african leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early year launched end malaria fund public-private partnership aimed closing funding gap putting end disease pleased note wake eswatini’s establishment malaria fund many african countries followed suit actively launching similar health
SWZ 2019 588 588 goal malaria elimination capacity chair african leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early year launched end malaria fund public-private partnership aimed closing funding gap putting end disease pleased note wake eswatini’s establishment malaria fund many african countries followed suit actively launching similar funds also proud inform world kingdom continues make progress ending health
SWZ 2019 594 594 leaders malaria alliance delighted announce early year launched end malaria fund public-private partnership aimed closing funding gap putting end disease pleased note wake eswatini’s establishment malaria fund many african countries followed suit actively launching similar funds also proud inform world kingdom continues make progress ending aids public health threat however still health
SWZ 2019 616 616 wake eswatini’s establishment malaria fund many african countries followed suit actively launching similar funds also proud inform world kingdom continues make progress ending aids public health threat however still need support prevention efforts prolonging lives already living disease grateful friends kingdom continue support us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids health
SWZ 2019 628 628 similar funds also proud inform world kingdom continues make progress ending aids public health threat however still need support prevention efforts prolonging lives already living disease grateful friends kingdom continue support us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems health
SWZ 2019 643 643 however still need support prevention efforts prolonging lives already living disease grateful friends kingdom continue support us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african health
SWZ 2019 649 649 prolonging lives already living disease grateful friends kingdom continue support us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed health
SWZ 2019 652 652 living disease grateful friends kingdom continue support us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed southern african development health
SWZ 2019 659 659 us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed southern african development community region natural disasters know boundaries worst health
TGO 2019 334 334 well-being therefore addition accelerated building road port airport agricultural infrastructure country determinedly pursuing education policy introduce free primary education implementation expanded school meals programme introduction health insurance called school assur million students policy encouraged greater enrolment especially among girls government education strategy period 2014-2025 togo aims achieve universal primary education expand health
TGO 2019 573 573 among au member states subregional level adoption principle common ecowas currency also welcomed important factor accelerating integration addition improving legal framework promote good governance access health education well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked food health security poverty reduction economic growth health
TGO 2019 593 593 framework promote good governance access health education well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked food health security poverty reduction economic growth human development therefore believe appropriate guarantee funds help vulnerable countries preserve biodiversity crucial international community find appropriate solutions issues related health
TGO 2019 1017 1017 always advocated use nuclear energy exclusively civilian purposes spirit august togolese government adopted bill safe secure peaceful use nuclear energy cognizant positive applications particularly fields health agriculture industry ionizing radiation international migratory flows intensifying diversifying today constitute another major challenge addressed result growing economic inequality men women leaving countries origin search health
THA 2019 288 288 reflect principles shared interest mutual benefit margins opening seventy-fourth session prime minister attended three leadership events thereby reflecting thailand’s resolute commitment respective topics namely universal health coverage climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs thailand causes just abstract realized earnest implementation policies matter much livelihoods peoples also people around world thailand now ranks health
THA 2019 320 320 thailand causes just abstract realized earnest implementation policies matter much livelihoods peoples also people around world thailand now ranks sixth globally terms health-care system providing health care easy task considering countless competing demands resources requires balanced approach managing budgets setting priorities also requires unwavering political will part leadership remain track despite health
TKM 2019 140 140 related environment energy fair distribution water resources moreover bottom balance interests high level mutual understanding enable us address problems poverty terrorism drugs natural disasters infectious diseases challenges view key dealing issues restoration reinforcement trust predictability vital factors building constructive relations international arena making informed responsible decisions firmly believe process begin respect health
TLS 2019 294 294 long-term programmes implement strengthen social economic infrastructure development transform institutional frameworks will therefore continue improve conditions create investment opportunities diversify socioeconomic development specifically areas education health care mortality reduction child nutrition job creation youth national strategy aim eradicate poverty unemployment thereby liberate people respect preservation environment including marine conservation timor-leste adopted health
TLS 2019 296 296 implement strengthen social economic infrastructure development transform institutional frameworks will therefore continue improve conditions create investment opportunities diversify socioeconomic development specifically areas education health care mortality reduction child nutrition job creation youth national strategy aim eradicate poverty unemployment thereby liberate people respect preservation environment including marine conservation timor-leste adopted zero-plastic policy health
TLS 2019 299 299 economic infrastructure development transform institutional frameworks will therefore continue improve conditions create investment opportunities diversify socioeconomic development specifically areas education health care mortality reduction child nutrition job creation youth national strategy aim eradicate poverty unemployment thereby liberate people respect preservation environment including marine conservation timor-leste adopted zero-plastic policy just one national health
TLS 2019 907 907 united nations best resolving conflicts maintaining peace international rules-based order member states pool efforts five high-level summits high-level political forum sustainable development high level-meeting universal health coverage high-level dialogue financing development high-level review sids accelerated modalities action pathway climate_action summit alerted us huge challenges facing us today require collective action cooperation health
TON 2019 407 407 reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions prevent catastrophic global_warming disasters extreme events like cyclones typhoons flooding drought king tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems putting health peoples risk time thinking fellow islanders bahamas work recover devastating impacts destruction wake hurricane dorian climate_change political issue us also one survival fact climate_change existential health
TON 2019 812 812 also pleased continue capacity elected vice-president assembly small island developing states sustainable energy climate resilience initiative behalf pacific sids members finally sustainable development whether good health well-being climate_action life water affordable clean energy inter alia can realized achievement maintenance international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace health
TON 2019 850 850 maintenance international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security forms traditional threats armed conflict newer threats climate_change rising sea levels health epidemics ensure one left behind may almighty god guide bless president general assembly states members united nations respective governments peoples health
TON 2019 851 851 international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security forms traditional threats armed conflict newer threats climate_change rising sea levels health epidemics ensure one left behind may almighty god guide bless president general assembly states members united nations respective governments peoples health
TTO 2019 114 114 trajectory global events continue note alarm number persons living poverty innumerable threats posed effects unmitigated climate_change continued exclusion vulnerable societies respect access education social protection health care migration violent extremism scourge terrorism threat violent conflict spread communicable diseases recent resurgence ebola measles pressing challenges transcend borders individual countries witnessed extreme flooding health
TTO 2019 126 126 posed effects unmitigated climate_change continued exclusion vulnerable societies respect access education social protection health care migration violent extremism scourge terrorism threat violent conflict spread communicable diseases recent resurgence ebola measles pressing challenges transcend borders individual countries witnessed extreme flooding droughts coral bleaching rising sea levels heatwaves devastating hurricanes increasing strength frequency health
TTO 2019 130 130 continued exclusion vulnerable societies respect access education social protection health care migration violent extremism scourge terrorism threat violent conflict spread communicable diseases recent resurgence ebola measles pressing challenges transcend borders individual countries witnessed extreme flooding droughts coral bleaching rising sea levels heatwaves devastating hurricanes increasing strength frequency many parts world regard health
TTO 2019 292 292 people remain greatest assets must create society basic needs met individual valued given opportunity participate contribute means must ensure food security eradicate poverty inequality discrimination disease address lack access health care well substandard inhumane living conditions must build society shares principles cultural norms trust goodwill honesty respect tolerance integrity civic pride health
TTO 2019 296 296 must create society basic needs met individual valued given opportunity participate contribute means must ensure food security eradicate poverty inequality discrimination disease address lack access health care well substandard inhumane living conditions must build society shares principles cultural norms trust goodwill honesty respect tolerance integrity civic pride social justice community spirit health
TTO 2019 589 589 decade twenty-first century women girls persons disabilities many parts world unable enjoy basic human rights freedoms effort combat challenge trinidad tobago reaffirms commitment delivering improved health care continued enhancement educational system increased accessibility support persons disabilities women girls must also equal partners collaborative efforts build peaceful sustainable societies promote protect human health
TUR 2019 264 264 nuclear power either forbidden permissible everyone sake peaceful future humankind let us solve problem soon possible basis justice time people lose lives every minute owing air_pollution global_warming threatens future afford remain indifferent first foremost need strengthen capacity efficiency united nations particular immediately carry much- needed fundamental reforms security council line principles health
TUR 2019 557 557 secured within syria including city jarablus nearly half syrian asylum seekers turkey age number syrian children born territory reached provide housing also essential services education health care unfortunately international community quick forget journey survival made ending either dark waters mediterranean sea confronted security fences stretching along borders trying flee assembly can health
TUR 2019 1712 1712 zealand just terrorist attack targeting muslims new zealand wrong unacceptable acts terrorism targeting christians sri lanka jewish communities united states equally wrong unacceptable responsible turning disease raging insanity populist politicians seeking votes provoking tendencies well communities normalize hate speech pretext freedom expression primarily ones blame prejudice ignorance bigotry well attempts marginalize health
TUV 2019 171 171 session general assembly happy core development issues country set address recent national sustainable development strategy te kakeega iii made positive progress quality education poverty eradication health discriminate regard gender women equal access employment rates pay decision-making processes men including political participation regional level objectives theme also matched development vision leaders blue health
TUV 2019 948 948 rights protected achieve agenda leave one behind members heard spoken climate_change part theme seventy-fourth session mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality education health inclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change also important development us climate_change environmental issue economic social cultural issue survival issue well human health
TZA 2019 372 372 result government able increase development budget allocation per cent compared per cent consequently able implement strategic economic infrastructure projects improve social services citizens terms education health water sanitation increase availability electricity since december government embarked providing free education public primary secondary schools initiative pupils enrolment primary schools increased per cent providing health
TZA 2019 456 456 new school infrastructure provided educational equipment materials tertiary level number students benefited higher-education student loans also gone result budget increase tsh365 billion tsh455 billion regard health sector gratifying note one year’s main themes discussion general assembly universal health coverage two major public health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds health
TZA 2019 468 468 higher-education student loans also gone result budget increase tsh365 billion tsh455 billion regard health sector gratifying note one year’s main themes discussion general assembly universal health coverage two major public health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds government increased number beneficiaries per cent population per cent march year addition health
TZA 2019 473 473 result budget increase tsh365 billion tsh455 billion regard health sector gratifying note one year’s main themes discussion general assembly universal health coverage two major public health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds government increased number beneficiaries per cent population per cent march year addition march health facilities new health health
TZA 2019 477 477 billion tsh455 billion regard health sector gratifying note one year’s main themes discussion general assembly universal health coverage two major public health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds government increased number beneficiaries per cent population per cent march year addition march health facilities new health centres nine hospitals dispensaries health
TZA 2019 479 479 billion regard health sector gratifying note one year’s main themes discussion general assembly universal health coverage two major public health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds government increased number beneficiaries per cent population per cent march year addition march health facilities new health centres nine hospitals dispensaries either constructed health
TZA 2019 495 495 two major public health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds government increased number beneficiaries per cent population per cent march year addition march health facilities new health centres nine hospitals dispensaries either constructed rehabilitated countrywide since december bringing total number health centres country furthermore government building new district hospitals health
TZA 2019 498 498 health prepaid schemes community health national health insurance funds government increased number beneficiaries per cent population per cent march year addition march health facilities new health centres nine hospitals dispensaries either constructed rehabilitated countrywide since december bringing total number health centres country furthermore government building new district hospitals reformed procurement logistical health
TZA 2019 512 512 cent population per cent march year addition march health facilities new health centres nine hospitals dispensaries either constructed rehabilitated countrywide since december bringing total number health centres country furthermore government building new district hospitals reformed procurement logistical processes medical supplies thereby increased supply medicines health facilities availability essential medicines country now health
TZA 2019 531 531 countrywide since december bringing total number health centres country furthermore government building new district hospitals reformed procurement logistical processes medical supplies thereby increased supply medicines health facilities availability essential medicines country now per cent regard energy sector government united republic tanzania embarked major programme rural electrification villages supplied electricity since december health
UGA 2019 499 499 bold steps create sustainable planet including protecting least per cent lands significantly generating funding governments private sector protect nature lives economies depend uganda prioritizing universal health coverage ensure population can access health services without risk financial economic ruin impoverishment matter socioeconomic position might demonstrate commitment government developed universal health coverage road health
UGA 2019 505 505 protecting least per cent lands significantly generating funding governments private sector protect nature lives economies depend uganda prioritizing universal health coverage ensure population can access health services without risk financial economic ruin impoverishment matter socioeconomic position might demonstrate commitment government developed universal health coverage road map lays main policy actions quick health
UGA 2019 522 522 prioritizing universal health coverage ensure population can access health services without risk financial economic ruin impoverishment matter socioeconomic position might demonstrate commitment government developed universal health coverage road map lays main policy actions quick wins setting course sustainable faster progress government expanding community-level health promotion prevention programmes reduce preventable disease burden health
UGA 2019 540 540 position might demonstrate commitment government developed universal health coverage road map lays main policy actions quick wins setting course sustainable faster progress government expanding community-level health promotion prevention programmes reduce preventable disease burden enhancing specialized medical care services address population needs especially non-communicable diseases also addressing financial risk protection ensuring affordability health
UGA 2019 546 546 universal health coverage road map lays main policy actions quick wins setting course sustainable faster progress government expanding community-level health promotion prevention programmes reduce preventable disease burden enhancing specialized medical care services address population needs especially non-communicable diseases also addressing financial risk protection ensuring affordability sustainability quality health-care services legislation aiding health
UGA 2019 558 558 course sustainable faster progress government expanding community-level health promotion prevention programmes reduce preventable disease burden enhancing specialized medical care services address population needs especially non-communicable diseases also addressing financial risk protection ensuring affordability sustainability quality health-care services legislation aiding institutionalization national health insurance scheme welcome high-level meeting universal health coverage held health
UGA 2019 574 574 specialized medical care services address population needs especially non-communicable diseases also addressing financial risk protection ensuring affordability sustainability quality health-care services legislation aiding institutionalization national health insurance scheme welcome high-level meeting universal health coverage held days ago addition underscore need strengthen international solidarity cooperation make bigger smarter investments health achieve universal health
UGA 2019 581 581 especially non-communicable diseases also addressing financial risk protection ensuring affordability sustainability quality health-care services legislation aiding institutionalization national health insurance scheme welcome high-level meeting universal health coverage held days ago addition underscore need strengthen international solidarity cooperation make bigger smarter investments health achieve universal health coverage terrorism constitutes one serious threats health
UGA 2019 597 597 institutionalization national health insurance scheme welcome high-level meeting universal health coverage held days ago addition underscore need strengthen international solidarity cooperation make bigger smarter investments health achieve universal health coverage terrorism constitutes one serious threats international peace security terrorism violent extremism continue bring death suffering innocent people terrorist groups da’esh al-qaida health
UGA 2019 600 600 insurance scheme welcome high-level meeting universal health coverage held days ago addition underscore need strengthen international solidarity cooperation make bigger smarter investments health achieve universal health coverage terrorism constitutes one serious threats international peace security terrorism violent extremism continue bring death suffering innocent people terrorist groups da’esh al-qaida al-shabaab boko haram health
UGA 2019 712 712 necessary commitments benefit must redouble collective efforts seek common solutions various pressing regional global challenges including unsettled situations conflicts various parts world transnational organized crime disease saw recent period ebola virus diseases know boundaries recent outbreaks reminder areas countries region working international community can work together detect assess notify respond public health
UGA 2019 718 718 efforts seek common solutions various pressing regional global challenges including unsettled situations conflicts various parts world transnational organized crime disease saw recent period ebola virus diseases know boundaries recent outbreaks reminder areas countries region working international community can work together detect assess notify respond public health threats challenges uganda involved efforts health
UGA 2019 738 738 saw recent period ebola virus diseases know boundaries recent outbreaks reminder areas countries region working international community can work together detect assess notify respond public health threats challenges uganda involved efforts appreciate support extended international community dealing recent outbreak region wish reiterate uganda’s readiness strengthen international collaboration endeavour development transformation take health
UKR 2019 506 506 biggest threat civilization whole human beings homo sapiens still prefer resolve conflict murdering kind course existence humankind always figured ways cover distances transmit information cure diseases thing remains unchanged disputes peoples states still resolved missiles words let us imagine war somewhere far away methods warfare technologies weapons proven planet longer big health
URY 2019 140 140 deprivation rights security quick glance planet suffices realize fragility foundations underpin peaceful coexistence among states tension western asia middle east political economic upheaval europe hunger malnutrition africa alarming spread extreme ideologies additional risk factors beyond power struggle among various powers vying domination whether form trade wars ideological wars gravely concerned withdrawal health
VAT 2019 71 71 dialogue every level indispensable step antidote divisions recent years seen value effective multilateralism example lifting millions poverty resolving various conflicts protecting common home fighting infectious-disease epidemics caring migrants refugees time painfully aware many ways international cooperation commitment inadequate meet challenges face among challenges must consider situation middle east various conflicts especially health
VCT 2019 961 961 global policy shifts saint vincent grenadines must seek increasingly creative pathways pursuit people’s right development alongside continuing efforts engender growth development greater investments agriculture education health housing tourism blue economy saint vincent grenadines established well-regulated export-oriented medical-cannabis industry seeks marry latest scientific pharmaceutical knowledge cannabis long-standing expertise traditional cultivators plant defining health
VEN 2019 344 344 violation human rights government united states adopted unilateral coercive measures bolivarian republic venezuela including illegal undue appropriation resources assets abroad comprehensive financial commercial blockade affects health education food aimed primarily suffocating venezuelan economy bringing people knees wish share terrifying data general assembly dimensions unilateral coercive measures represent comparison conventional wars well health
VNM 2019 212 212 democratic people’s republic korea united states also seen significant achievements global development hundreds millions people lifted poverty universalization primary education achieved many nations maternal child mortality rates considerably reduced together established important strategies frameworks global development efforts agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda third international conference financing development paris agreement health
VNM 2019 290 290 reduction political commitment resources impacted efficiency effectiveness multilateral cooperation happening time challenges face greater magnitude complex nature nation immune immediate long-term impacts climate_change environmental degradation pandemics conflicts protracted many areas especially middle east africa risk conflicts looms large regions battlegrounds longer confined within designated war zones spread densely populated cities villages health
VUT 2019 235 235 unilateralism will lead unsafe world witnessed europe twentieth century two world wars also world fear effects climate_change many dying hunger atrocities wars natural disasters non-communicable diseases address challenges effectively build confidence current multilateral order essential multilateral institutions united nations continue undergo reform order become inclusive years existence vanuatu small open island health
VUT 2019 421 421 greenhouse gases committed working international community redouble efforts reduce rise global temperatures per cent electricity will generated renewable sustainable energy effort part nationally determined contributions health oceans threatened irresponsible human activities climate_change particularly worrisome vanuatu part whose economy depends marine resources vanuatu therefore developed ocean policy put place planning process marine health
VUT 2019 754 754 help us achieve sdgs well prepared meet future economic requirements since country archipelago expensive difficult provide affordable universal health-care services population vanuatu facing increase non-communicable diseases weighing heavily meagre financial resources competing resources invested primary health care important task ahead us train health professionals improve medical infrastructure meet growing demand health health
VUT 2019 764 764 since country archipelago expensive difficult provide affordable universal health-care services population vanuatu facing increase non-communicable diseases weighing heavily meagre financial resources competing resources invested primary health care important task ahead us train health professionals improve medical infrastructure meet growing demand health care even promising economy must ensure growth sustained inclusive inclusiveness health
VUT 2019 771 771 universal health-care services population vanuatu facing increase non-communicable diseases weighing heavily meagre financial resources competing resources invested primary health care important task ahead us train health professionals improve medical infrastructure meet growing demand health care even promising economy must ensure growth sustained inclusive inclusiveness remains government’s priority particularly ensure women persons health
VUT 2019 779 779 diseases weighing heavily meagre financial resources competing resources invested primary health care important task ahead us train health professionals improve medical infrastructure meet growing demand health care even promising economy must ensure growth sustained inclusive inclusiveness remains government’s priority particularly ensure women persons disabilities participate fully economic political development society many health
WSM 2019 78 78 promises making good undertakings pledged fully implement samoa pathway seal true leaders themes high-level meetings week well truly intertwined issues addressing climate_emergency providing rights-based universal health coverage calling increased resources fast track collective action underpinned desire peaceful secure world pillars samoa pathway blueprint sustainable development small island developing states pacific island health
ZMB 2019 105 105 can implement priority programmes especially key areas alleviating poverty order enhance human condition throughout world eradication poverty feasible seen remarkable progress across every dimension poverty malnutrition youth illiteracy substantially decreased progress gratifying still inadequate one billion people continue live extreme poverty anything recent gains spur us even finish job ensure child health
ZMB 2019 431 431 zambia honour host launching ceremony lusaka sustainable development goals subregional centre southern africa establishment centre underscored collective resolve southern african countries win war poverty hunger disease illiteracy exchange best practices joint action however must also keep mind african countries able attain forerunner millennium development goals mdgs mainly various challenges including inadequate health
ZMB 2019 555 555 effort raise standards living government taken steps regard ensure equitable access quality education zambians providing universal basic education within shortest realistic time frame comprehensive programme health reforms also way also result improvement well-being people however measures programmes government undertaken enough fully attain objectives programmes action mainly due limited financial resources call health
AFG 2020 129 129 experiencing worst afghanistan model successfully overcoming turmoil face task like turmoil one belongs us must first identify drivers turmoil five sources afghanistan dealing simultaneously covid-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities point global community longer afford ignore afghans fortunate contained first wave pandemic close government business societal cooperation minimal input un agencies pandemic exposed health
AFG 2020 143 143 must first identify drivers turmoil five sources afghanistan dealing simultaneously covid-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities point global community longer afford ignore afghans fortunate contained first wave pandemic close government business societal cooperation minimal input un agencies pandemic exposed gaps systems must addressed covid-19 pandemic done us world war ii generations us immense health
AFG 2020 153 153 covid-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities point global community longer afford ignore afghans fortunate contained first wave pandemic close government business societal cooperation minimal input un agencies pandemic exposed gaps systems must addressed covid-19 pandemic done us world war ii generations us immense human costs phenomenon global impact now forced pay attention take health
AFG 2020 160 160 longer afford ignore afghans fortunate contained first wave pandemic close government business societal cooperation minimal input un agencies pandemic exposed gaps systems must addressed covid-19 pandemic done us world war ii generations us immense human costs phenomenon global impact now forced pay attention take unprecedented action face vulnerabilities exacerbated pandemic another health
AFG 2020 184 184 covid-19 pandemic done us world war ii generations us immense human costs phenomenon global impact now forced pay attention take unprecedented action face vulnerabilities exacerbated pandemic another driver inequality unemployment upending world 4th industrial revolution digital age upon us challenging us adapt ways consume ways work ways govern afghanistan experimenting adapt health
AFG 2020 260 260 century models now will become irrelevant soon stabilize can said global attempts harness drive 4th industrial revolution think ahead time new kind industrial revolution combined pandemic presented challenges planning executing gathering yet unga leadership managed creatively transform experience one efficient effective convenient far less risky want congratulate excellency volkan bozkir assuming health
AFG 2020 300 300 effective convenient far less risky want congratulate excellency volkan bozkir assuming presidency 75th session unga also success overcoming particular challenge hosting massive gathering global leaders pandemic violence warfare also evolved evolution afghans witnessed suffered real time living dying inside 5th wave global terrorism global terrorist networks closely linked global criminal networks health
AFG 2020 525 525 state turmoil unless take action afghanistan focusing human capital human security create equality opportunities fellow citizen societal stability people come back now first driver covid-19 pandemic scope scale impact forced us see four drivers worsened highlighted pandemic pandemic taught us urgent lesson can longer ignore drivers cost inaction uncertainty asking general health
AFG 2020 536 536 create equality opportunities fellow citizen societal stability people come back now first driver covid-19 pandemic scope scale impact forced us see four drivers worsened highlighted pandemic pandemic taught us urgent lesson can longer ignore drivers cost inaction uncertainty asking general assembly kind future want live truth extreme levels uncertainty make future health
AFG 2020 537 537 equality opportunities fellow citizen societal stability people come back now first driver covid-19 pandemic scope scale impact forced us see four drivers worsened highlighted pandemic pandemic taught us urgent lesson can longer ignore drivers cost inaction uncertainty asking general assembly kind future want live truth extreme levels uncertainty make future difficult health
AFG 2020 844 844 structures create environment conducive growth means continuing combat systemic corruption improving public financial management systems strengthen provincial district level governance looking closely gaps weaknesses exposed pandemic strengthening systems long-term though facing multiple drivers turmoil afghanistan peace remains urgent important priority passage preamble charter united nations encapsulates current goals peace afghanistan want health
AGO 2020 71 71 great topics international relations seeks outline solutions aimed resolve main concerns mankind ensuring peace security stability continent common home today despite current circumstances arising covid-19 pandemic imposes us restrictions movements procedures appropriate juncture possible communicate amongst virtual feeling together thanks almost unlimited possibilities brought new technologies service mankind mr secretary general health
AGO 2020 120 120 secretary general please allow congratulate taken opportune decision maintain dynamics functioning united nations technological resources disposal also like highlight exemplary manner tackling problems resulting covid-19 pandemic whose effects consequences taken dramatic proportions experiencing now world health organization specialized agencies united nations system act quickly pass recommendations greatly helped control spread disease health
AGO 2020 130 130 functioning united nations technological resources disposal also like highlight exemplary manner tackling problems resulting covid-19 pandemic whose effects consequences taken dramatic proportions experiencing now world health organization specialized agencies united nations system act quickly pass recommendations greatly helped control spread disease excellencies pandemic come show global level weakness health structure responding health
AGO 2020 145 145 pandemic whose effects consequences taken dramatic proportions experiencing now world health organization specialized agencies united nations system act quickly pass recommendations greatly helped control spread disease excellencies pandemic come show global level weakness health structure responding problem high magnitude severity despite obvious evidence joint efforts collaboration cooperation amongst nations exchanges among health
AGO 2020 147 147 effects consequences taken dramatic proportions experiencing now world health organization specialized agencies united nations system act quickly pass recommendations greatly helped control spread disease excellencies pandemic come show global level weakness health structure responding problem high magnitude severity despite obvious evidence joint efforts collaboration cooperation amongst nations exchanges among specialized scientific health
AGO 2020 153 153 now world health organization specialized agencies united nations system act quickly pass recommendations greatly helped control spread disease excellencies pandemic come show global level weakness health structure responding problem high magnitude severity despite obvious evidence joint efforts collaboration cooperation amongst nations exchanges among specialized scientific institutions managed face problem previously fully health
AGO 2020 188 188 joint efforts collaboration cooperation amongst nations exchanges among specialized scientific institutions managed face problem previously fully unknown obliged us seek prompt response order alleviate effects disease global health problem paralyzed momentum built recovery world economy economic crisis started already sending encouraging signals recovery specially developing countries case angola hopes starting yield health
AGO 2020 190 190 collaboration cooperation amongst nations exchanges among specialized scientific institutions managed face problem previously fully unknown obliged us seek prompt response order alleviate effects disease global health problem paralyzed momentum built recovery world economy economic crisis started already sending encouraging signals recovery specially developing countries case angola hopes starting yield positive results health
AGO 2020 277 277 high unemployment rates alarming social situation one single resources financing productive sectors recovery diverted given current context serve needs biosafety necessities urgent epidemiological nature brought pandemic regard obliged rapidly build throughout national territory centres host people situation official quarantine equip country’s hospitals basic equipment covid-19-related medical emergencies build hospital centres capacity health
AGO 2020 306 306 build throughout national territory centres host people situation official quarantine equip country’s hospitals basic equipment covid-19-related medical emergencies build hospital centres capacity treat possible outbreak pandemic related facilities acknowledge apart efforts also benefited solidarity countries international organization companies local international nongovernment organizations well individual citizens helped mitigate somehow pandemic impact angola health
AGO 2020 329 329 possible outbreak pandemic related facilities acknowledge apart efforts also benefited solidarity countries international organization companies local international nongovernment organizations well individual citizens helped mitigate somehow pandemic impact angola like thank excellencies human virtue always useful critical moments one going helps immensely always enough solve grassroot problems face consequence complex situations one health
AGO 2020 421 421 may achieved developed countries mobilize establish funds investments aid africa used investors interested business african continent may produce goods services local consumption export excellencies covid-19 pandemic come prove act coordination responsibility shared efficient manner thus satisfactory results achieved vision supports idea multilateralism always present approach taken regarding pressing international issues facing health
ALB 2020 93 93 reduce human suffering 75th anniversary united nations historic milestone serve time reflection strengthen un make effective addressing global unprecedented challenges societies facing mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world deep health economic crisis socio-economic consequences will certainly play many years come unpredictable consequences global peace security current crisis threatens slow even reverse health
ALB 2020 97 97 anniversary united nations historic milestone serve time reflection strengthen un make effective addressing global unprecedented challenges societies facing mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world deep health economic crisis socio-economic consequences will certainly play many years come unpredictable consequences global peace security current crisis threatens slow even reverse progress new sustainable development health
ALB 2020 160 160 existing vulnerabilities inequalities within among countries respond will determine fast world recovers will shape ability achieve sustainable development goals manage global challenges global response coronavirus pandemic tested multilateralism exposed limitations existing international institutions also demonstrated alarming consequences faltering global cooperation pandemic shed new light humanity’s need strengthened multilateral system based principles health
ALB 2020 175 175 achieve sustainable development goals manage global challenges global response coronavirus pandemic tested multilateralism exposed limitations existing international institutions also demonstrated alarming consequences faltering global cooperation pandemic shed new light humanity’s need strengthened multilateral system based principles ideals enshrined un charter international law united nations centre inclusive effective multilateralism international organizations financial health
ALB 2020 250 250 will deliver integrated system-wide approach achieve agenda make sure one left behind distinguished delegates critical moment must respond fears hopes people serve order flatten curve pandemic prevent global economic crisis must react collectively spirit unity solidarity like take opportunity commend united nations mobilizing support terms personal protective equipment medical supplies countries health
ALB 2020 346 346 received united nations proved true partner agencies engaged day one rescue relief experts deployed immediately supporting national authorities alongside partners europe elsewhere covid-19 hit world health organization accompanied response every step way jointly un also prepared socio-economic response plan ensure coordinated action across un efficient support national response albania working hard health
ALB 2020 461 461 equality number women working state institutions public administration growing day mr president need pay special attention needs vulnerable groups especially young people economic effects resulting pandemic will lead increased numbers unemployed young people prompting flee country origin undoubtedly global threat affecting especially countries fragile economies distinguished delegates albania’s osce chairmanship tangible health
ALB 2020 782 782 functioning rule law will reflect crossparty political consensus serve overall stability country expressed sincere gratitude european institutions member states assistance recovering earthquake struck us covid-19 pandemic repercussions albania continues fully align eu foreign policy region taking pride firm european euro-atlantic alliance shared values mr president albania aware obligations responsible member international health
AND 2020 59 59 united nations great assembly peoples world created primary objective constructing multilateralism way implementing system values code conduct based cooperation will undoubtedly remembered year sars-cov-2 coronavirus pandemic shook pillars societies magnitude public health emergency required unprecedented mobilization resources governments institutions civil social organizations invested great energy fight covid-19 however first response heroic health
AND 2020 65 65 created primary objective constructing multilateralism way implementing system values code conduct based cooperation will undoubtedly remembered year sars-cov-2 coronavirus pandemic shook pillars societies magnitude public health emergency required unprecedented mobilization resources governments institutions civil social organizations invested great energy fight covid-19 however first response heroic efforts come health professionals therefore like health
AND 2020 87 87 societies magnitude public health emergency required unprecedented mobilization resources governments institutions civil social organizations invested great energy fight covid-19 however first response heroic efforts come health professionals therefore like take advantage general debate united nations vindicate work demonstrated professional value also shown immense human quality unfortunately virus often deprived us contact health
AND 2020 124 124 demonstrated professional value also shown immense human quality unfortunately virus often deprived us contact accompaniment persons near us necessary moments difficulty however spite men women health services provided constant support people families live adversity countries suffering consequences pandemic virus knows borders want pass affection extend sympathy families unfortunately lost loved ones health
AND 2020 136 136 us contact accompaniment persons near us necessary moments difficulty however spite men women health services provided constant support people families live adversity countries suffering consequences pandemic virus knows borders want pass affection extend sympathy families unfortunately lost loved ones united nations emerged ruins devastating war history organization led way tackling universal health
AND 2020 203 203 fight climate_change promotion sustainable development also provided protection vulnerable armed conflicts thanks multilateralism united nations often able reach areas traditional diplomacy even times present one pandemic exposed weaknesses states united nations continued see cooperation antidote confrontation perspective like highlight work organization carried especially secretary general within context fragile present situation unfortunately health
AND 2020 252 252 situation unfortunately shares many common points scenario led founding united nations march secretary general called ceasefire put end hostilities throughout world asked us join forces pandemic facilitate work humanitarians fury virus illustrates folly war silence guns let us take inspiration coalitions dialogue slowly taking shape among rival parties enable joint approaches health
AND 2020 307 307 urged appeal good sense hope will permanent andorra aligns fully call similar way united nations spared effort planning offering response help pave way recovery countries pandemic wreaked havoc countries massive destruction broad sectors economy will long-lasting response must underpin sustainable inclusive type development leaves nobody behind united nations continued broaden sphere health
AND 2020 359 359 recent years ranging improvements people’s living conditions development-related matters become key elements multilateral agenda development viewed formula eradicate poverty fight inequality injustice initiate climate_action clear pandemic worsened situation must also serve incentive push paradigm change government andorra convinced now right moment build better greener world national level approaching sustainability transversal manner health
AND 2020 453 453 active participation women every level now twenty-five years since beijing platform adopted many elements still need built base can longer tolerate vulnerabilities endured women exacerbated pandemic ranging violence suffer discrimination basic rights access health education must use means necessary prevent global disorder caused covid-19 used roll back rights need move forward health
AND 2020 461 461 since beijing platform adopted many elements still need built base can longer tolerate vulnerabilities endured women exacerbated pandemic ranging violence suffer discrimination basic rights access health education must use means necessary prevent global disorder caused covid-19 used roll back rights need move forward agendas regressive women now time opportunity give full health
AND 2020 824 824 legislature developed action plan based conviction decisions make must increase potential country moves towards development preservation sustainability medium long term realistic plan builds strengths country health social protection system educational model country’s high level public safety historical uniqueness cultural diversity privileged natural environment however plan also identifies one expect aspects need health
AND 2020 911 911 main catalysts change promoted united nations initiatives supported three pillars welfare cohesion economics innovation alliances change want achieve transparency participation proximity efficiency equality excellencies sars-cov-2 pandemic forced us unimaginable situations world brought sudden halt weeks first victim covid-19 announced schools factories offices roads stadia etc felt silent order fight invisible enemy health
AND 2020 1019 1019 families access services suffered overexposure information apart reducing human contact sometimes created manipulable unsafe environments also hope ever seen flourishing values solidarity empathy sincere recognition health healthcare professionals sense civility responsibility population favor common interest well increased ecological awareness ladies gentlemen today year commemorating 75th anniversary united nations andorra wants add health
AND 2020 1020 1020 access services suffered overexposure information apart reducing human contact sometimes created manipulable unsafe environments also hope ever seen flourishing values solidarity empathy sincere recognition health healthcare professionals sense civility responsibility population favor common interest well increased ecological awareness ladies gentlemen today year commemorating 75th anniversary united nations andorra wants add voice health
AND 2020 1099 1099 difference opinions order preserve mankind far ideal world know must face challenges persistence conflicts still resolved bloody scenarios imbalanced world poverty disappeared famine increase access health universal climate_change clearest sign structural deficiencies short world universal declaration human rights several readings applications must pull together revert situation work open integrated participative inclusive health
AND 2020 1235 1235 now ever country true record commitment peace stands beside united nations seeks reshape multilateral order can help us meet remaining challenges deal possible changes see health crisis opportunity put end model development unsustainable globalization run course now moment make sure solidarity can prevail aspects seventy-five years need aware ever spirit led health
ARE 2020 124 124 action wise leadership forge coordinated international response address implications threats one starting point continuing focus solving existing political crises preventing new conflicts emerging especially spread pandemic country will continue work regional international partners restore security stability ensuring affected countries take lead developing solutions meet legitimate aspirations peoples mr president solving crises health
ARE 2020 439 439 serious implications syria’s unity arab security also reiterate political process way end syrian crisis protect security people also express concern regarding vulnerability conflict areas coronavirus pandemic areas least prepared address danger mr president maintaining progress achieved da’esh syria iraq requires continuing efforts rebuild liberated areas strengthen rule law areas protect communities health
ARE 2020 736 736 concerns states region makes key partners drafting terms agreement mr president must continue focusing coordinating action provide humanitarian economic assistance states affected conflicts issues climate_change pandemic country forefront countries responding impacts pandemic providing assistance supporting international institutions sending aid communities around world critical times states must set differences aside focus strengthening health
ARE 2020 742 742 drafting terms agreement mr president must continue focusing coordinating action provide humanitarian economic assistance states affected conflicts issues climate_change pandemic country forefront countries responding impacts pandemic providing assistance supporting international institutions sending aid communities around world critical times states must set differences aside focus strengthening cooperation develop provide access vaccines treatment health
ARE 2020 801 801 revitalizing global economy must ensure supply chains will interrupted key element achieving global food security mr president country adopted effective scientific program contain novel coronavirus pandemic committed applying strict preventive measures stop spread virus conducted largest possible number tests shared results partners advanced digital infrastructure uae facilitated resumption work remote study health
ARE 2020 839 839 tests shared results partners advanced digital infrastructure uae facilitated resumption work remote study maintain safety people addition providing local economic aid package able strengthen capacity health system support international research pandemic prepare potential future pandemics future preparedness new country followed approach since establishment today look forward fiftieth anniversary union confidence optimism health
ARE 2020 844 844 digital infrastructure uae facilitated resumption work remote study maintain safety people addition providing local economic aid package able strengthen capacity health system support international research pandemic prepare potential future pandemics future preparedness new country followed approach since establishment today look forward fiftieth anniversary union confidence optimism efforts culminated creation sustainable economy health
ARE 2020 848 848 resumption work remote study maintain safety people addition providing local economic aid package able strengthen capacity health system support international research pandemic prepare potential future pandemics future preparedness new country followed approach since establishment today look forward fiftieth anniversary union confidence optimism efforts culminated creation sustainable economy significant achievements including launching health
ARG 2020 18 18 mr secretary-general mr president members honourable assembly argentina one founding states united nations years ago today experiencing health crisis planetary dimensions invites us new beginning pope francis calls us especially leaders gathered occasion think emerge better worse crisis inspired preaching example come ratify health
ARG 2020 58 58 occasion think emerge better worse crisis inspired preaching example come ratify call whole world recreate multilateralism based solidarity time globalize indifference globalize solidarity multiple dimensions pandemic revealed us fragile recreated need build bridges people nations regions able manufacture artificial respirators combining components knowledge different regions planet able dream build non-artificial respirators health
ARG 2020 115 115 investors scientific systems around planet discover vaccine prevents covid-19 able dream build vaccine social injustice environmental predation discrimination forms spirit solidarity government prioritized since arrival pandemic poverty one safe everyone safe start pandemic argentina focused primarily protecting lives caring vulnerable implementing series emergency measures prevented collapse health system mitigated immediate impact health
ARG 2020 122 122 prevents covid-19 able dream build vaccine social injustice environmental predation discrimination forms spirit solidarity government prioritized since arrival pandemic poverty one safe everyone safe start pandemic argentina focused primarily protecting lives caring vulnerable implementing series emergency measures prevented collapse health system mitigated immediate impact pandemic immediate relief provided families businesses multiple health
ARG 2020 136 136 government prioritized since arrival pandemic poverty one safe everyone safe start pandemic argentina focused primarily protecting lives caring vulnerable implementing series emergency measures prevented collapse health system mitigated immediate impact pandemic immediate relief provided families businesses multiple measures state present active spirit solidarity argue vaccine produced prevent disease must global public health
ARG 2020 141 141 poverty one safe everyone safe start pandemic argentina focused primarily protecting lives caring vulnerable implementing series emergency measures prevented collapse health system mitigated immediate impact pandemic immediate relief provided families businesses multiple measures state present active spirit solidarity argue vaccine produced prevent disease must global public good accessible nations equitable manner health
ARG 2020 158 158 measures prevented collapse health system mitigated immediate impact pandemic immediate relief provided families businesses multiple measures state present active spirit solidarity argue vaccine produced prevent disease must global public good accessible nations equitable manner support resolutions adopted end general assembly made capacities available vaccine research production set goal government put argentina health
ARG 2020 211 211 together can put world back feet requires us recognize importance balance balance restoring priorities multilateral system starting bottom reaching everyone must architects new common house pandemic raised issue need reform united nations security council agreements revitalize world trade organization raised issue crisis bretton woods institutions demonstrated shortcomings responding 2008-2009 financial crisis health
ARG 2020 241 241 united nations security council agreements revitalize world trade organization raised issue crisis bretton woods institutions demonstrated shortcomings responding 2008-2009 financial crisis part multilateral post-war architecture pandemic also put traditional metrics crisis regard determining access development resources indicators commonly used classify needs countries per capita income account diverse inequalities specificities exist within health
ARG 2020 357 357 created need united nations foundational values intact vision incorporate immense technological changes way make human democratic socially inclusive points need deep reflection goes beyond response pandemic overcoming pandemic achieving goals agenda requires economic industrial social policies aimed bringing structural change economies commitment environmental agenda requires provision considerable financial resources capacity-building technology health
ARG 2020 359 359 united nations foundational values intact vision incorporate immense technological changes way make human democratic socially inclusive points need deep reflection goes beyond response pandemic overcoming pandemic achieving goals agenda requires economic industrial social policies aimed bringing structural change economies commitment environmental agenda requires provision considerable financial resources capacity-building technology transfer developed health
ARG 2020 459 459 debt speculative purposes means another wave delays underdevelopment argentina managed seal major deal almost private external creditors becoming one first countries meet challenge debt restructuring pandemic support international community includes several countries represented private sector civil society international academic community key restoring public debt sustainability negotiations imf will addressed similarly responsible health
ARG 2020 569 569 immunity jurisdiction execution legitimacy sustainability majority restructuring urge international community continue seek new multilateral approaches facilitate orderly debt restructuring ensure increased access public policy addressing pandemic sustaining inclusive growth country can service debt people left without health education safety capacity grow also balance prioritizing human rights everything else promotion protection human health
ARG 2020 580 580 seek new multilateral approaches facilitate orderly debt restructuring ensure increased access public policy addressing pandemic sustaining inclusive growth country can service debt people left without health education safety capacity grow also balance prioritizing human rights everything else promotion protection human rights core policy argentine state since decision resulted ratification granting constitutional health
ARG 2020 765 765 labour protection measures promoting co-responsibility fairer distribution unpaid domestic work commitment already evident argentina recognized united nations ranking country implemented highest number measures gender perspective pandemic wish reaffirm argentina condemns terrorism forms manifestations favour addressing within framework multilateral forums always accordance rule law respect human rights twenty-six years bombing argentine israelite health
ARG 2020 983 983 mission will great assistance us fulfilling requirements international community wish bid farewell honourable assembly urging us seize historic opportunity unite society address unprecedented crisis coronavirus pandemic taken lives one million people painful aftermath marked increased poverty hunger inequality putting us test hope solidarity dialogue cooperation nations able achieve will continue way health
ARM 2020 54 54 time ever un general assembly held virtual format matter uncomfortable undesirable meeting format proves determination humankind continue cooperation shows dedication commitment un multilateral cooperation indeed pandemic unprecedented impact aspects human life addressing global challenges requires recommitment states effective multilateralism international cooperation central role united nations appreciate primary role un particular world health
ARM 2020 80 80 unprecedented impact aspects human life addressing global challenges requires recommitment states effective multilateralism international cooperation central role united nations appreciate primary role un particular world health organization undp global response covid-19 grateful partner countries supported armenia part extended share help friends collective effort important manifestation international solidarity spirit collective pledge leave health
ARM 2020 113 113 countries supported armenia part extended share help friends collective effort important manifestation international solidarity spirit collective pledge leave one behind share conviction equitable access essential health technologies products combat virus global priority one including living conflict areas denied limited access remedies mitigate impact covid-19 likewise vaccines covid-19 global public good accessible health
ATG 2020 105 105 inclusive international cooperation now sacrificed powerful altar attaining narrower exclusive national advantage never world ample technical financial resources address challenges facing mankind including ravages climate_change pandemics food security malnutrition hunger poverty problem resources concentrated capitals nations retreated contributing meet challenges overcome good humanity assembly held developing countries particularly small states trapped health
ATG 2020 108 108 now sacrificed powerful altar attaining narrower exclusive national advantage never world ample technical financial resources address challenges facing mankind including ravages climate_change pandemics food security malnutrition hunger poverty problem resources concentrated capitals nations retreated contributing meet challenges overcome good humanity assembly held developing countries particularly small states trapped downward spiral economic health
ATG 2020 199 199 never assured will principles upon united nations organization founded ever satisfied future want future deserve ever time nations world jointly confront threats time now covid-19 pandemic brought realization directly face nations global sweep universal dangers visited public health emergency nation wreaked economic havoc perils pandemic loom large across globe jumping across health
ATG 2020 211 211 want future deserve ever time nations world jointly confront threats time now covid-19 pandemic brought realization directly face nations global sweep universal dangers visited public health emergency nation wreaked economic havoc perils pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb health
ATG 2020 218 218 jointly confront threats time now covid-19 pandemic brought realization directly face nations global sweep universal dangers visited public health emergency nation wreaked economic havoc perils pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic health
ATG 2020 237 237 emergency nation wreaked economic havoc perils pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic reach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international health
ATG 2020 243 243 pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic reach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international cooperation will make matters worse better health
ATG 2020 350 350 exclusion imposition abuse economic sanctions yet even though countries caribbean among greatest victims profligacy others relation creation climate_change effects although economies among worst impacted covid-19 pandemic whose creation played part denied voice international decision-making subjected unfairly will others economic commission latin america caribbean eclac forecasting gross domestic product gdp caribbean will health
ATG 2020 440 440 effectively devastated economy overnight resulting serious loss revenues also sudden significant loss jobs governments expend enormous resources spending high per cent gdp mitigate impact public health crisis amid extraordinary decline revenues foreign exchange case small country denied loans international financial institutions ifis skewed per capita income criterion applied policy-making boards result health
ATG 2020 505 505 financial institutions help us meet enormous challenges brought much larger countries knees case approach paris club official debt holders particularly callous absolutely insensitive unprecedented global pandemic paris club found possible agree suspension debt payments debt rescheduling debt forgiveness allow countries like mine opportunity cope extraordinary challenges confronting us played part creating health
ATG 2020 624 624 country moving resilience bravely resolutely reaffirm commitment multilateralism part tackling covid-19 within boundaries contributing multilateral action proud despite challenges confronted antigua barbuda successfully managed covid-19 pandemic quickly detecting treating infected persons effective contact tracing prevent community spread antigua barbuda recorded three deaths since pandemic started presently just one active laboratory confirmed health
ATG 2020 642 642 challenges confronted antigua barbuda successfully managed covid-19 pandemic quickly detecting treating infected persons effective contact tracing prevent community spread antigua barbuda recorded three deaths since pandemic started presently just one active laboratory confirmed case covid-19 infection despite re-opening borders june 1st daily commercial flights north america europe attempt earn revenues vital health
ATG 2020 652 652 treating infected persons effective contact tracing prevent community spread antigua barbuda recorded three deaths since pandemic started presently just one active laboratory confirmed case covid-19 infection despite re-opening borders june 1st daily commercial flights north america europe attempt earn revenues vital tourism sector protect lives livelihoods government also invested modern medical health
ATG 2020 682 682 1st daily commercial flights north america europe attempt earn revenues vital tourism sector protect lives livelihoods government also invested modern medical facilities including well-equipped infectious diseases centre manned trained qualified experienced personnel addition expanded upgraded health facilities three beds per population improved tertiary health care services achieved despite inadequate assistance international health
ATG 2020 692 692 vital tourism sector protect lives livelihoods government also invested modern medical facilities including well-equipped infectious diseases centre manned trained qualified experienced personnel addition expanded upgraded health facilities three beds per population improved tertiary health care services achieved despite inadequate assistance international financial institutions mitigate impact pandemic economy situation continues without appropriate health
ATG 2020 700 700 invested modern medical facilities including well-equipped infectious diseases centre manned trained qualified experienced personnel addition expanded upgraded health facilities three beds per population improved tertiary health care services achieved despite inadequate assistance international financial institutions mitigate impact pandemic economy situation continues without appropriate response international community many countries like mine will health
ATG 2020 712 712 experienced personnel addition expanded upgraded health facilities three beds per population improved tertiary health care services achieved despite inadequate assistance international financial institutions mitigate impact pandemic economy situation continues without appropriate response international community many countries like mine will unable pay existing debt will qualify new borrowings even countries end imf health
ATG 2020 882 882 distinguished delegates future want requires establishment new era multilateralism based premise life every human matters living lives every human given opportunity prosper free intimidation hunger malnutrition disease war nations united affirm commitment goal work diligently achieve united nations need thank health
ATG 2020 883 883 delegates future want requires establishment new era multilateralism based premise life every human matters living lives every human given opportunity prosper free intimidation hunger malnutrition disease war nations united affirm commitment goal work diligently achieve united nations need thank health
AUS 2020 22 22 mr president historic unusual gathering general assembly gather great city new york among people across nations earth together face storm global pandemic claimed lives least million souls know plunged world global economic recession events reminds us shared humanity interdependence indeed value common hope get education job livelihood health
AUS 2020 109 109 indigenous peoples cared continent years world’s oldest continuous living indigenous culture acknowledge elders past present future make remarks sydney today australia contending storm global covid-19 pandemic recession great determination aim simple deny virus destruction seeks visit upon us upon lives livelihoods sadly australians lost lives covid-19 comparative terms fared better grateful health
AUS 2020 216 216 virus opportunity move amongst us build ensure strong testing tracing outbreak containment capabilities shutting virus can take hold investing hospitals medical supplies ensure virus overwhelm health system provide economic lifeline millions australians families businesses lost jobs livelihoods result recession income investment supports worth per cent gdp approach though tested saved lives health
AUS 2020 267 267 livelihoods protected best able vulnerable done consistent principles open liberal democracy respecting dignity every individual every citizen every life australia also mindful wonderful pacific family pandemic wantoks vuvale whanau particularly island nations south west pacific australia single largest development partner nations provided personal protective equipment testing equipment medical expertise maintaining essential health
AUS 2020 398 398 sovereignly produced vaccine safely available invested billion task includes committed ensuring neighbours pacific parts south east asia can also access safe effective affordable vaccine world health organization vital role ensuring vaccine people around world can get access australia supports efforts develop global framework vaccines therapeutics allocated fairly facing global health threat health
AUS 2020 422 422 world health organization vital role ensuring vaccine people around world can get access australia supports efforts develop global framework vaccines therapeutics allocated fairly facing global health threat reminded importance multilateral cooperation acknowledge efforts containing spread virus including indo-pacific region pleased established independent panel evaluate global response also clear mandate identify zoonotic health
AUS 2020 472 472 zoonotic source covid-19 virus transmitted humans australia strongly advocated review virus inflicted calamity world peoples must can understand happened purpose prevent happening resolution put world health assembly may record countries co-sponsors try control spread covid-19 also need shine spotlight dangers disinformation disinformation costs lives creates climate fear division goes australia’s values health
AUS 2020 783 783 elements wto’s dispute settlement system trade rules can continue enforced australia also relies heavily international standards un technical bodies set especially areas like aviation telecommunications health issues vital prosperity want play bigger role alongside business civil society setting relevant efficient standards need make sure standards serve countries rather single power developed health
AUT 2020 142 142 solving conflicts security council often fails achieve consensus bring peace world’s worst crises overall compare today’s standards years ago example children’s education women’s rights child mortality access clean drinking water extreme poverty hunger un can really proud achievements however continue face numerous threats familiar meeting dozens armed conflicts nearly million forcibly health
AUT 2020 210 210 governance bioterrorism new geopolitical tensions due increasingly polycentric global system climate_change potential future super-crisis present one threat however towers spread covid-19 affects everyone everywhere time pandemic changes way live way work just look general debate preferred speak general assembly hall instead austria least honour address today un headquarter vienna preferred meet health
AUT 2020 244 244 debate preferred speak general assembly hall instead austria least honour address today un headquarter vienna preferred meet personally colleagues around world rather via video telephone pandemic deprives us one essential tools international relations enriching personal encounters amongst colleagues thus undertake even efforts keep lines communication open mr president covid-19 taught us health
AUT 2020 285 285 efforts keep lines communication open mr president covid-19 taught us hard way much take granted vulnerable believe instead enjoying liberty freely moving continents within europe pandemic forces us grapple travel restrictions seen tip iceberg pandemic’s social economic impact lot progress reaching sustainable development goals achieved past decades endangered today nearly million health
AUT 2020 321 321 economic impact lot progress reaching sustainable development goals achieved past decades endangered today nearly million children young people will drop access school next year due pandemic covid-19 triggered severe recession almost century see record negative numbers economic growth unemployment inequality international relations pandemic fuels fire existing geopolitical conflicts casting shadow onto health
AUT 2020 338 338 people will drop access school next year due pandemic covid-19 triggered severe recession almost century see record negative numbers economic growth unemployment inequality international relations pandemic fuels fire existing geopolitical conflicts casting shadow onto security threats secretary-general antonio guterres said warning lights flashing indeed geopolitical trends present pandemic gained momentum re-emerging health
AUT 2020 360 360 inequality international relations pandemic fuels fire existing geopolitical conflicts casting shadow onto security threats secretary-general antonio guterres said warning lights flashing indeed geopolitical trends present pandemic gained momentum re-emerging nationalism protectionism populism decreasing trust international system increasing dissemination misinformation alternative facts pandemic proven false information can spread faster virus travels speed health
AUT 2020 376 376 guterres said warning lights flashing indeed geopolitical trends present pandemic gained momentum re-emerging nationalism protectionism populism decreasing trust international system increasing dissemination misinformation alternative facts pandemic proven false information can spread faster virus travels speed thought time evidenced based decisionmaking crucial witness erosion trust experts science technology increasing number people see health
AUT 2020 402 402 proven false information can spread faster virus travels speed thought time evidenced based decisionmaking crucial witness erosion trust experts science technology increasing number people see pandemic clear indication world whole developing wrong direction instinctively reject advances technology medical field science communication business technological progress jumped ahead left parts population behind growing health
AUT 2020 575 575 tremendous human suffering ladies gentlemen fight covid-19 overshadowed everything else conflicts crises around world simply disappeared wars humanitarian crises afraid virus contrary many even aggravated pandemic must ensure crises obscured shadows covid-19 yemen still ravaged worst humanitarian crisis time libya still suffers protracted conflict manifest disregard un arms embargo joint comprehensive health
AUT 2020 615 615 still suffers protracted conflict manifest disregard un arms embargo joint comprehensive plan action iran hangs thread led spiral toughening positions furthermore new crises unfolding midst pandemic lebanon continues dangerous downward slide eastern mediterranean seen sharp increase tensions due illegal activity turkey destabilize whole region belarus leadership finally accept genie change bottle health
AUT 2020 779 779 keeping public safe closing borders hoarding masks equipment even toughest my-state first unilateralists looked international cooperation secure medical supplies assistance overcome social economic crisis use pandemic game-changer simply away unnecessary dispute multilateralists unilateralists change game set match testing ground new approach cooperation covid-19 prevention effective treatment newly developed vaccines must global health
AUT 2020 852 852 vaccine nationalism developing vaccine become new race moon encouraged initiatives like access covid-19 tools accelerator covid-19 vaccine global access facility greatly value indispensable role world health organisation ladies gentlemen pandemic exposed vulnerabilities societies fragility humankind know next global disaster lurking just around corner waiting hit us climate_change nuclear disasters cyber crime health
AUT 2020 856 856 become new race moon encouraged initiatives like access covid-19 tools accelerator covid-19 vaccine global access facility greatly value indispensable role world health organisation ladies gentlemen pandemic exposed vulnerabilities societies fragility humankind know next global disaster lurking just around corner waiting hit us climate_change nuclear disasters cyber crime success failure taking decisions health
AZE 2020 1562 1562 referred azerbaijan true example tolerance azerbaijan attaches great significance restoration religious monuments mosques churches synagogues implemented joint projects restore religious historical monuments different countries coronavirus pandemic changed situation world entirely result new realities emerged initially virus expected affect developing nations however pandemic significant impact developed nations well shows virus recognizes borders health
AZE 2020 1578 1578 joint projects restore religious historical monuments different countries coronavirus pandemic changed situation world entirely result new realities emerged initially virus expected affect developing nations however pandemic significant impact developed nations well shows virus recognizes borders mutual support joint efforts can overcome pandemic azerbaijan taken timely necessary preventive measures stop spread virus health
AZE 2020 1594 1594 realities emerged initially virus expected affect developing nations however pandemic significant impact developed nations well shows virus recognizes borders mutual support joint efforts can overcome pandemic azerbaijan taken timely necessary preventive measures stop spread virus azerbaijan’s attainment millennium development goals progress towards achieving sustainable development goals enabled us conduct effective fight health
AZE 2020 1620 1620 azerbaijan taken timely necessary preventive measures stop spread virus azerbaijan’s attainment millennium development goals progress towards achieving sustainable development goals enabled us conduct effective fight pandemic healthcare infrastructure azerbaijan developed renovated significantly almost hospitals healthcare facilities built completely renovated past years thanks measures undertaken country’s situation covid-19 remained control citizens life health
AZE 2020 1621 1621 taken timely necessary preventive measures stop spread virus azerbaijan’s attainment millennium development goals progress towards achieving sustainable development goals enabled us conduct effective fight pandemic healthcare infrastructure azerbaijan developed renovated significantly almost hospitals healthcare facilities built completely renovated past years thanks measures undertaken country’s situation covid-19 remained control citizens life health health
AZE 2020 1629 1629 azerbaijan’s attainment millennium development goals progress towards achieving sustainable development goals enabled us conduct effective fight pandemic healthcare infrastructure azerbaijan developed renovated significantly almost hospitals healthcare facilities built completely renovated past years thanks measures undertaken country’s situation covid-19 remained control citizens life health priority us despite economic difficulties caused pandemic socio-economic health
AZE 2020 1646 1646 healthcare infrastructure azerbaijan developed renovated significantly almost hospitals healthcare facilities built completely renovated past years thanks measures undertaken country’s situation covid-19 remained control citizens life health priority us despite economic difficulties caused pandemic socio-economic stimulus package worth billion released ensure economic stability tackle employment issues ensure macroeconomic fiscal stability social relief health
AZE 2020 1653 1653 hospitals healthcare facilities built completely renovated past years thanks measures undertaken country’s situation covid-19 remained control citizens life health priority us despite economic difficulties caused pandemic socio-economic stimulus package worth billion released ensure economic stability tackle employment issues ensure macroeconomic fiscal stability social relief measures cover nearly million people half population health
AZE 2020 1680 1680 stimulus package worth billion released ensure economic stability tackle employment issues ensure macroeconomic fiscal stability social relief measures cover nearly million people half population world health organization named azerbaijan example fight pandemic made voluntary contributions world health organization amount million equal tranches second tranche allocated non-aligned movement’s member states azerbaijan provided health
AZE 2020 1686 1686 economic stability tackle employment issues ensure macroeconomic fiscal stability social relief measures cover nearly million people half population world health organization named azerbaijan example fight pandemic made voluntary contributions world health organization amount million equal tranches second tranche allocated non-aligned movement’s member states azerbaijan provided humanitarian financial assistance countries respect coronavirus health
AZE 2020 1691 1691 ensure macroeconomic fiscal stability social relief measures cover nearly million people half population world health organization named azerbaijan example fight pandemic made voluntary contributions world health organization amount million equal tranches second tranche allocated non-aligned movement’s member states azerbaijan provided humanitarian financial assistance countries respect coronavirus unanimous decision countries non-aligned movement health
AZE 2020 1862 1862 concerning challenges modern times non-fulfillment security council resolutions undermines prestige united nations implementation mechanisms must created un security council resolutions refugees idps become vulnerable group pandemic period return vulnerable groups native lands safety dignity gains great urgency ensuring affordability fair distribution vaccine necessary least developed countries get free charge regard additional health
BDI 2020 64 64 us come together debate issues dear hearts behalf humankind course liked debate coincides seventy-fifth anniversary creation organization take place general assembly hall customary alas covid-19 pandemic hit nations world head-on requires us meet virtually express hope next sessions will held better circumstances overcome health crisis spares one allow express warm congratulations health
BDI 2020 82 82 place general assembly hall customary alas covid-19 pandemic hit nations world head-on requires us meet virtually express hope next sessions will held better circumstances overcome health crisis spares one allow express warm congratulations excellency mr volkan bozkir republic turkey brilliant election president united nations general assembly seventy-fifth session great qualities talents health
BDI 2020 189 189 seventy-fourth session just successfully concluded particularly difficult context marked covid-19 crisis take opportunity present behalf burundian people deepest condolences solidarity nations lost citizens result covid-19 pandemic indiscriminate pandemic highlighted importance multilateralism international solidarity cooperation management global crises paradoxes furthermore allow commend remarkable work secretary- general mr antonio guterres ongoing courageous action health
BDI 2020 191 191 just successfully concluded particularly difficult context marked covid-19 crisis take opportunity present behalf burundian people deepest condolences solidarity nations lost citizens result covid-19 pandemic indiscriminate pandemic highlighted importance multilateralism international solidarity cooperation management global crises paradoxes furthermore allow commend remarkable work secretary- general mr antonio guterres ongoing courageous action reform common health
BDI 2020 620 620 agenda addition integration alignment sdgs 2018-2027 national development plan government republic burundi highlighted several priorities require immediate special attention fight poverty promoting good governance public health agriculture animal husbandry environmental protection human capital development countering youth unemployment free health care retirees area good governance government implementing zero-tolerance policy corruption social injustice health
BDI 2020 633 633 several priorities require immediate special attention fight poverty promoting good governance public health agriculture animal husbandry environmental protection human capital development countering youth unemployment free health care retirees area good governance government implementing zero-tolerance policy corruption social injustice misappropriation wasteful use state assets policy best practices managing state employees like countries health
BDI 2020 744 744 organization must face new emerging challenges ever world live today requires consensus approach addressing major challenges climate_change terrorism peaceful settlement conflicts reform security-council migration management health crises regard climate necessary recall planet live will live generations come facing crisis worsening day dramatic rise climate sceptics climate_crisis putting decades progress risk jeopardizing health
BDI 2020 946 946 consensus sirte declaration common african position aims correct flagrant injustice committed africa continent represented security council category permanent membership also underrepresented non-permanent category regard covid-19 pandemic led unprecedented global crisis literally claimed hundreds thousands lives affected millions people threatens erode eyes progress already made implementation sustainable development goals agenda sustainable development health
BDI 2020 975 975 crisis literally claimed hundreds thousands lives affected millions people threatens erode eyes progress already made implementation sustainable development goals agenda sustainable development agenda african union pandemic exposed vulnerabilities today’s world highlighted broad divides national global development efforts high levels poverty inequality raging climate_change continued discrimination elderly poor communities women girls erode health
BEL 2020 34 34 delegation ladies gentlemen trust responsibility commitment three pillars influence mutual aid cooperation among various countries effective multilateralism three values needed safeguard multilateralism like speak today pandemic must serve eye opener indeed will recalled painful year covid-19 pandemic took us surprise states faced unprecedented crisis virus claimed lives hundreds thousands people shattered health
BEL 2020 45 45 cooperation among various countries effective multilateralism three values needed safeguard multilateralism like speak today pandemic must serve eye opener indeed will recalled painful year covid-19 pandemic took us surprise states faced unprecedented crisis virus claimed lives hundreds thousands people shattered many families around world economic impact also considerable minds also led health
BEL 2020 90 90 impact also considerable minds also led uncertainty questions future yet blinded covid-19 contrary open eyes shortcomings exposed models society example must acknowledge negative disproportionate effects pandemic suffer disproportionately inequalities women girls children older persons people disabilities one left wayside mention challenges excellencies ladies gentlemen continue combat pandemic consequences vigour determination turn health
BEL 2020 111 111 acknowledge negative disproportionate effects pandemic suffer disproportionately inequalities women girls children older persons people disabilities one left wayside mention challenges excellencies ladies gentlemen continue combat pandemic consequences vigour determination turn backs major challenges twenty-first century geopolitical tensions palpable conflicts way loom various corners globe health crisis exacerbates tensions threaten fragile balance health
BEL 2020 130 130 challenges excellencies ladies gentlemen continue combat pandemic consequences vigour determination turn backs major challenges twenty-first century geopolitical tensions palpable conflicts way loom various corners globe health crisis exacerbates tensions threaten fragile balance world conflicts never inevitable furthermore always devastating impact populations situation gulf example remains source serious concern calls utmost prudence health
BEL 2020 407 407 needed combat violent extremism underscoring good governance fight impunity strengthening democratic institutions response grievances marginalized groups sustainable inclusive development time ever-increasing number regions world experience health security humanitarian implications climate_change degradation biodiversity drought erratic weather conditions drive people homes whether somalia yemen afghanistan melting polar ice leading militarization arctic impact climate_change health
BEL 2020 570 570 way another means prevent crises head-on trust responsibility commitment trust excellencies ladies gentlemen say trust mean trust trust individual collective capacities demonstrated health-care services fight pandemic trust courage resilience knowledge responsible behaviour combination scientific progress mitigate climate_change trust commitment achieving sustainable development international community already overcome major challenges will resignation option health
BEN 2020 72 72 benin’s full support cooperation conduct duties take opportunity express benin’s gratitude mr antonio guterres secretary-general united nations reiterate support government time entire world faces covid-19 pandemic take opportunity offer sincere condolences nations recorded deaths express solidarity republic benin affected scourge states mobilize deal effectively health crisis country welcomes fact united nations health
BEN 2020 91 91 government time entire world faces covid-19 pandemic take opportunity offer sincere condolences nations recorded deaths express solidarity republic benin affected scourge states mobilize deal effectively health crisis country welcomes fact united nations specialized agencies particular world health organization consider priority benin welcomes theme year’s session entitled future want united nations need health
BEN 2020 102 102 condolences nations recorded deaths express solidarity republic benin affected scourge states mobilize deal effectively health crisis country welcomes fact united nations specialized agencies particular world health organization consider priority benin welcomes theme year’s session entitled future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action theme forces health
BEN 2020 163 163 nations reminds us urgency collective action find appropriate lasting solutions challenges time pressing know eradication covid-19 support people international community benin will continue efforts grapple pandemic consequences particular revitalize economy like economies majority countries deeply affected scourge end among things government rolled vast programme amounts nearly billion cfa francs support formal health
BEN 2020 218 218 artisans vulnerable people like express government’s gratitude united nations member states international organizations considerable assistance provided developing countries general benin particular design implementation strategies respond pandemic thanks combined efforts spread virus limited country meant benin’s rate spread death rates low covid-19 pandemic one serious public health crises modern history threat lead health
BEN 2020 234 234 developing countries general benin particular design implementation strategies respond pandemic thanks combined efforts spread virus limited country meant benin’s rate spread death rates low covid-19 pandemic one serious public health crises modern history threat lead us ignore fight hiv aids diseases pose threat communities effectively combating scourge requires just managing today’s health
BEN 2020 238 238 particular design implementation strategies respond pandemic thanks combined efforts spread virus limited country meant benin’s rate spread death rates low covid-19 pandemic one serious public health crises modern history threat lead us ignore fight hiv aids diseases pose threat communities effectively combating scourge requires just managing today’s global challenges coordinated international health
BEN 2020 249 249 limited country meant benin’s rate spread death rates low covid-19 pandemic one serious public health crises modern history threat lead us ignore fight hiv aids diseases pose threat communities effectively combating scourge requires just managing today’s global challenges coordinated international response enhanced cooperation global scale benin voice reiterates commitment promoting strengthening health
BEN 2020 463 463 fully sovereign palestinian state living side side peace state israel benin believes current context covid-19 justify concrete steps total definitive lifting embargo cuba however spite pandemic regrettably see embargo tightened country makes urgent appeal normalization relations cuba united states america interest people countries entire world mr president since april benin engaged health
BFA 2020 52 52 delegation mr outgoing president dear professor tijjani muhammad bande assumed presidency 74th session united nations general assembly behalf africa idea organization beyond entire world experience health crisis profound covid-19 faced unforeseeable situation team managed adapt new requirements meet challenges order ensure continuity activities functioning general assembly secretary-general january presented priorities general health
BFA 2020 109 109 global geostrategic tensions existential climate_crisis growing mistrust among people everywhere dark side digital world unfortunately less two months later fifth highly destructive horseman apocalypse coronavirus disease appeared added four already identified since fully invested ensuring united nations mobilized confronting pandemic multifaceted consequences mr president heads delegation june united nations general assembly health
BFA 2020 123 123 unfortunately less two months later fifth highly destructive horseman apocalypse coronavirus disease appeared added four already identified since fully invested ensuring united nations mobilized confronting pandemic multifaceted consequences mr president heads delegation june united nations general assembly decided resolution celebrate 75th anniversary common organization theme future want un need reaffirming collective health
BFA 2020 156 156 united nations general assembly decided resolution celebrate 75th anniversary common organization theme future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism given global crisis triggered covid-19 pandemic president general assembly supplemented celebration’s general theme words confront covid-19 effective multilateral action theme underpinning activities meetings conferences organized un reminds us fundamental reasons behind health
BFA 2020 204 204 fundamental reasons behind organization’s creation commemorate anniversary us liked physically present headquarters new york come together celebrate values promoted defended united nations since creation unfortunately pandemic dictated otherwise reminding us world’s fragility interdependence march burkina faso recorded first cases covid-19 government adapt actions realities time implementing quarantine lockdown measures cities well health
BFA 2020 237 237 march burkina faso recorded first cases covid-19 government adapt actions realities time implementing quarantine lockdown measures cities well various restrictions mr president distinguished delegates covid-19 pandemic multidimensional crisis risks destroying development efforts number countries especially affected conflict burkina faso thanks un secretary-general global call solidarity launched march call enabled establishment global health
BFA 2020 309 309 developing countries call debts cancelled outright mr president ladies gentlemen heads delegation months ago issue organized crime essentially viewed prism fight terrorism today emergence coronavirus disease pandemic must now take account triptych organized crime terrorism covid-19 war terrorism sahel region like commend international community’s support backing proof anyone still needed fight health
BFA 2020 310 310 countries call debts cancelled outright mr president ladies gentlemen heads delegation months ago issue organized crime essentially viewed prism fight terrorism today emergence coronavirus disease pandemic must now take account triptych organized crime terrorism covid-19 war terrorism sahel region like commend international community’s support backing proof anyone still needed fight terrorism health
BFA 2020 838 838 diplomatic efforts aimed putting end conflict regarding economic trade financial blockade imposed cuba since burkina faso reiterates call lifted burkina faso congratulates cuba able contain pandemic show international solidarity sent hundreds doctors health-care workers countries around world response requests urgent help mr president distinguished delegates seventy-five years creation years intergovernmental negotiations health
BGD 2020 32 32 bangladesh name allah gracious merciful mr president assamu alaikum congratulate election president 75th session united nations general assembly passing unprecedented crisis history humankind due covid-19 pandemic also first time un’s history general assembly taking place digital platform without presence person heads states heads governments un headquarters new york general assembly hall health
BGD 2020 104 104 attending general assembly sessions in-person times emphasized world peace solidarity speeches head government year delivering 17th speech assembly take opportunity pay tribute frontline fighters including health workers public servants working tirelessly ensure safety affected countries population also commend united nations secretary- general bold leadership multilateral efforts crisis bangladesh among first rank health
BGD 2020 154 154 rank countries endorse secretary-general’s various initiatives including global ceasefire appeal just second world war created opportunities countries come together efforts cooperate establishment united nations similarly pandemic emphasized need collective action guidance right leadership profound gratitude remember undisputed leader bangabandhu sheikh mujibur rahman greatest bangalee time taught bangalee nation stand firm world health
BGD 2020 324 324 lives younger sister fortunately spared country time stay abroad refugees six long years mention assembly world see repetition heinous brutal unjust killings ever mr president pandemic stark reminder fates interconnected one secured everyone secured pandemic large extent kept us restricted homes consequently economic activities greatly hampered along health systems bangladesh achieved health
BGD 2020 333 333 refugees six long years mention assembly world see repetition heinous brutal unjust killings ever mr president pandemic stark reminder fates interconnected one secured everyone secured pandemic large extent kept us restricted homes consequently economic activities greatly hampered along health systems bangladesh achieved gdp growth rate per cent fiscal year 2018-2019 covid health
BGD 2020 346 346 ever mr president pandemic stark reminder fates interconnected one secured everyone secured pandemic large extent kept us restricted homes consequently economic activities greatly hampered along health systems bangladesh achieved gdp growth rate per cent fiscal year 2018-2019 covid pandemic impeded economic progress however bangladesh beginning took initiatives putting equal emphasize lives health
BGD 2020 359 359 large extent kept us restricted homes consequently economic activities greatly hampered along health systems bangladesh achieved gdp growth rate per cent fiscal year 2018-2019 covid pandemic impeded economic progress however bangladesh beginning took initiatives putting equal emphasize lives livelihoods people announced stimulus packages aiming minimize impact pandemic business productivity greatly expanded health
BGD 2020 380 380 fiscal year 2018-2019 covid pandemic impeded economic progress however bangladesh beginning took initiatives putting equal emphasize lives livelihoods people announced stimulus packages aiming minimize impact pandemic business productivity greatly expanded social safety nets coverage every year allocate around billion taka freedom fighters allowances elderly widows destitute women disabled backward sections society health
BGD 2020 440 440 rendered jobless due covid-19 arrangement benefitted nearly million families provided scholarships million students also given cash incentives five million people including farmers workers laborers affected pandemic ensure healthcare common people providing types medicines free cost community clinics union health centres alongwith government assistance collected funds distributed amount billion taka among orphans health
BGD 2020 442 442 due covid-19 arrangement benefitted nearly million families provided scholarships million students also given cash incentives five million people including farmers workers laborers affected pandemic ensure healthcare common people providing types medicines free cost community clinics union health centres alongwith government assistance collected funds distributed amount billion taka among orphans poor students health
BGD 2020 453 453 also given cash incentives five million people including farmers workers laborers affected pandemic ensure healthcare common people providing types medicines free cost community clinics union health centres alongwith government assistance collected funds distributed amount billion taka among orphans poor students madrasas mosques temples school teachers artists journalists otherwise included government’s assistance health
BGD 2020 482 482 assistance collected funds distributed amount billion taka among orphans poor students madrasas mosques temples school teachers artists journalists otherwise included government’s assistance programmes result impact pandemic among people minimal announced 31-point directives soon detection covid-19 cases country launched vigorous awareness raising campaigns well distributed personal protective kits aiming contain spread corona health
BGD 2020 512 512 31-point directives soon detection covid-19 cases country launched vigorous awareness raising campaigns well distributed personal protective kits aiming contain spread corona virus resulted containment seasonal diseases otherwise common country quickly identified impending challenges financial sector announced stimulus packages packages include sectors exportintensive industries safety security workers working capital small medium enterprises health
BGD 2020 556 556 security workers working capital small medium enterprises loan facilities export growth assistance farmers agriculture loan employment generation interest relief affected business enterprises refinancing schemes insurance health workers far announced stimulus package worth billion equivalent per cent total gdp pandemic highest emphasis placed food production time taken measures ensure adequate supply nutrition health
BGD 2020 569 569 agriculture loan employment generation interest relief affected business enterprises refinancing schemes insurance health workers far announced stimulus package worth billion equivalent per cent total gdp pandemic highest emphasis placed food production time taken measures ensure adequate supply nutrition people special arrangements made keeping industries running proper marketing agricultural products industrial outputs health
BGD 2020 581 581 health workers far announced stimulus package worth billion equivalent per cent total gdp pandemic highest emphasis placed food production time taken measures ensure adequate supply nutrition people special arrangements made keeping industries running proper marketing agricultural products industrial outputs full compliance health guidelines consequently health sector economy still comparatively better shape health
BGD 2020 597 597 placed food production time taken measures ensure adequate supply nutrition people special arrangements made keeping industries running proper marketing agricultural products industrial outputs full compliance health guidelines consequently health sector economy still comparatively better shape despite covid-19-induced stagnation global industrial outputs gdp registered growth rate per cent expected per centin next health
BGD 2020 600 600 time taken measures ensure adequate supply nutrition people special arrangements made keeping industries running proper marketing agricultural products industrial outputs full compliance health guidelines consequently health sector economy still comparatively better shape despite covid-19-induced stagnation global industrial outputs gdp registered growth rate per cent expected per centin next fiscal year mr health
BGD 2020 661 661 vaccine global public good need ensure timely availability vaccine countries time provided technical know-how patents pharmaceutical industry bangladesh capacity go vaccine production mass-scale efforts contain pandemic achieve agenda go hand- in-hand bangladesh’s second voluntary national review vnr presented year shows well track achieve sustainable development goals working hard transform bangladesh middle-income health
BGD 2020 738 738 ones accorded scaled-up international support incentive packages transition post-transition phases minimize pandemic-triggered impediments migrant workers frontline contributors economies host home countries alike many lost jobs pandemic many sent back home allocated million returnee migrant workers critical help regain employment post-covid-19 job market urge international community migrant receiving countries treat migrant workers health
BGD 2020 768 768 allocated million returnee migrant workers critical help regain employment post-covid-19 job market urge international community migrant receiving countries treat migrant workers fairly empathy mr president pandemic worsening pre-existing vulnerabilities climate- vulnerable countries bangladesh dealing dual impact recent floods cyclone amphan even pandemic current president climate vulnerable forum cvf v-20 group ministers health
BGD 2020 784 784 receiving countries treat migrant workers fairly empathy mr president pandemic worsening pre-existing vulnerabilities climate- vulnerable countries bangladesh dealing dual impact recent floods cyclone amphan even pandemic current president climate vulnerable forum cvf v-20 group ministers finance bangladesh lead forum map sustainable climate-resilient pathway crisis also stand ready contribute securing constructive productive health
BGD 2020 854 854 declaration need strengthen resolve mutual cooperation address critical areas concern bangladesh closed per cent overall gender gap women’s contribution remains core national development also forefront pandemic response recovery efforts bangladesh implementing special programmes development children current president unicef executive board leading efforts address existing disparity time remain vigilant ensure health crisis health
BGD 2020 878 878 forefront pandemic response recovery efforts bangladesh implementing special programmes development children current president unicef executive board leading efforts address existing disparity time remain vigilant ensure health crisis turn children’s crisis mr president friendship malice none fundamental principle foreign policy inspired foreign policy dictum bangladesh consistently contributing international peace security establishment culture health
BGD 2020 905 905 turn children’s crisis mr president friendship malice none fundamental principle foreign policy inspired foreign policy dictum bangladesh consistently contributing international peace security establishment culture peace pandemic see rise hate speech xenophobia intolerance embracing spirit culture peace can help address worrying trends currently largest troops police contributing country world peacekeeping missions peacekeepers health
BGD 2020 1060 1060 nationals three years elapsed regrettably single rohingya repatriated problem created myanmar solution must found myanmar request international community play effective role solution crisis mr president pandemic indeed aggravated existing global challenges also reinforced indispensability multilateralism 75th anniversary united nations commitment multilateralism embodied un charter remains unflinching national level despite numerous challenges health
BGR 2020 160 160 four threats humanity geopolitical tensions devastating conflicts climate_crisis growing global mistrust dark side digital world shortly afterward new threat covid-19 multiplied risk global catastrophe covid-19 pandemic threatened rule-based international order false opposition health economy emerged protectionism caused disruptions supply chains asymmetric socio-economic changes exacerbated inequality danger destabilization conflict infodemic wave true health
BGR 2020 167 167 climate_crisis growing global mistrust dark side digital world shortly afterward new threat covid-19 multiplied risk global catastrophe covid-19 pandemic threatened rule-based international order false opposition health economy emerged protectionism caused disruptions supply chains asymmetric socio-economic changes exacerbated inequality danger destabilization conflict infodemic wave true false information overwhelmed people heightened concerns march health
BGR 2020 206 206 destabilization conflict infodemic wave true false information overwhelmed people heightened concerns march year un secretary-general un humanitarian affairs emergency relief coordinator unicef executive director world health organization director-general announced covid-19 global humanitarian response plan practically entire un system committed humanitarian plan un proving leader exploring needs fundraising management delivery distribution humanitarian health
BGR 2020 260 260 conflict crisis bulgaria welcomes adoption security council resolution secretary-general’s call global ceasefire protect vulnerable population groups along un will continue support working mechanisms including world health organization world trade organization institutions contribute global multilateral coordinated response address immediate long-term effects covid-19 well address future global crises european union regional organizations joined health
BGR 2020 290 290 institutions contribute global multilateral coordinated response address immediate long-term effects covid-19 well address future global crises european union regional organizations joined un initiative global response pandemic building mechanism multilateralism strategic response european union multilateralism combined competitive sustainable economies solidarity statements alliance multilateralism bulgaria joined september line four directions un action announced health
BGR 2020 333 333 joined september line four directions un action announced secretary-general cybersecurity climate security fight lethal autonomous weapons systems country took active part alliance’s meeting strengthening multilateral health architecture manner reaffirmed commitment supporting multilateral cooperation fight covid-19 pandemic mr president year bulgaria marked 65th anniversary accession world organization member united nations european union health
BGR 2020 343 343 climate security fight lethal autonomous weapons systems country took active part alliance’s meeting strengthening multilateral health architecture manner reaffirmed commitment supporting multilateral cooperation fight covid-19 pandemic mr president year bulgaria marked 65th anniversary accession world organization member united nations european union ready take responsibilities supporting leading role un multilateral cooperation tackle health
BGR 2020 370 370 president year bulgaria marked 65th anniversary accession world organization member united nations european union ready take responsibilities supporting leading role un multilateral cooperation tackle global pandemic actively working implement european union’s priorities actions response pandemic participating time initiatives global response challenge important participant mediator integration processes southeast europe contributing peacekeeping operations health
BGR 2020 379 379 member united nations european union ready take responsibilities supporting leading role un multilateral cooperation tackle global pandemic actively working implement european union’s priorities actions response pandemic participating time initiatives global response challenge important participant mediator integration processes southeast europe contributing peacekeeping operations ensuring unhindered access humanitarian assistance constructive member human rights health
BGR 2020 432 432 active member ecosoc period 2021-2023 implementing un framework convention climate_change paris agreement bulgaria joined team europe package part european union measures support third countries tackling pandemic promptly restructured national program development humanitarian aid just one million euros earmarked emergency humanitarian aid health care support socio-economic development goal support vulnerable groups among health
BGR 2020 448 448 package part european union measures support third countries tackling pandemic promptly restructured national program development humanitarian aid just one million euros earmarked emergency humanitarian aid health care support socio-economic development goal support vulnerable groups among neighbours western balkans eastern partnership countries syria iraq yemen afghanistan united nations relief works agency palestine health
BGR 2020 492 492 afghanistan united nations relief works agency palestine refugees bulgaria provided humanitarian assistance kind financial contribution unicef’s activities support children suffered tragedy lebanon recover negative effects pandemic western balkans particularly important use established cooperation mechanisms effectively berlin process bulgaria co-chairing republic north macedonia year south-east european cooperation process regional cooperation council central health
BGR 2020 617 617 bahrain major diplomatic breakthrough open new page history middle east change lives peoples suspending plans unilateral annexation occupied palestinian territories prevents humanitarian catastrophe context ongoing pandemic also step towards avoiding serious violations human rights international law welcome support efforts united nations special coordinator middle east peace process nikolay mladenov civil conflict health
BGR 2020 680 680 geneva communique single way overcome crisis alleviate situation civilians need also like voice country’s support african union’s efforts maintain peace security continent situation complicated covid-19 pandemic cause serious concern country ongoing conflict eastern ukraine humanitarian situation continues deteriorate bulgaria reaffirms support ukraine’s sovereignty unity territorial integrity accordance un general assembly resolution health
BGR 2020 787 787 fair elections efforts international community aimed supporting assisting holding inclusive national dialogue peaceful resolution crisis last least bulgaria within nato developing transatlantic cooperation solidarity conditions pandemic strategic dialogue bulgaria united states began january year also covers practical dimensions overcoming consequences pandemic within framework global network responsibility protect un member states bulgaria health
BGR 2020 802 802 last least bulgaria within nato developing transatlantic cooperation solidarity conditions pandemic strategic dialogue bulgaria united states began january year also covers practical dimensions overcoming consequences pandemic within framework global network responsibility protect un member states bulgaria supported need shared responsibility prevention atrocities covid-19 pandemic recall appeal world health organization responsibility country health
BGR 2020 820 820 year also covers practical dimensions overcoming consequences pandemic within framework global network responsibility protect un member states bulgaria supported need shared responsibility prevention atrocities covid-19 pandemic recall appeal world health organization responsibility country protect health safety citizens times crisis mr president global pandemic also threat timely implementation un agenda bulgaria together health
BGR 2020 824 824 dimensions overcoming consequences pandemic within framework global network responsibility protect un member states bulgaria supported need shared responsibility prevention atrocities covid-19 pandemic recall appeal world health organization responsibility country protect health safety citizens times crisis mr president global pandemic also threat timely implementation un agenda bulgaria together european union member states health
BGR 2020 829 829 framework global network responsibility protect un member states bulgaria supported need shared responsibility prevention atrocities covid-19 pandemic recall appeal world health organization responsibility country protect health safety citizens times crisis mr president global pandemic also threat timely implementation un agenda bulgaria together european union member states fully committed implementation sustainable development health
BGR 2020 837 837 bulgaria supported need shared responsibility prevention atrocities covid-19 pandemic recall appeal world health organization responsibility country protect health safety citizens times crisis mr president global pandemic also threat timely implementation un agenda bulgaria together european union member states fully committed implementation sustainable development goals decade action getting current crisis mean returning health
BHR 2020 136 136 also share united nations proper vision underlining importance effective collective action face challenges dangers foremost difficult conditions severe developmental human repercussions world experiencing due covid-19 pandemic emerging challenge proven international community dire need put aside differences strengthen areas human solidarity stand united face health threats improve future readiness prevent risks properly health
BHR 2020 154 154 developmental human repercussions world experiencing due covid-19 pandemic emerging challenge proven international community dire need put aside differences strengthen areas human solidarity stand united face health threats improve future readiness prevent risks properly fortify societies hail call secretary-general united nations ceasefire conflict areas world confront pandemic call gained widespread global acceptance health
BHR 2020 174 174 human solidarity stand united face health threats improve future readiness prevent risks properly fortify societies hail call secretary-general united nations ceasefire conflict areas world confront pandemic call gained widespread global acceptance important context kingdom bahrain keen since first moments pandemic outbreak extend hand cooperation solidarity coordination countries world specialized organizations world health
BHR 2020 188 188 societies hail call secretary-general united nations ceasefire conflict areas world confront pandemic call gained widespread global acceptance important context kingdom bahrain keen since first moments pandemic outbreak extend hand cooperation solidarity coordination countries world specialized organizations world health organization facing difficult circumstances formed national team headed crown prince develop implement integrated health
BHR 2020 200 200 call gained widespread global acceptance important context kingdom bahrain keen since first moments pandemic outbreak extend hand cooperation solidarity coordination countries world specialized organizations world health organization facing difficult circumstances formed national team headed crown prince develop implement integrated emergency plan implementing many national measures line best preventive remedial practices order health
BHR 2020 229 229 circumstances formed national team headed crown prince develop implement integrated emergency plan implementing many national measures line best preventive remedial practices order preserve first foremost health safety citizens residents alike taken account urgent need mitigate economic social impacts tirelessly working diversify supporting programs regard aim safeguarding prosperity stability dear people speedy health
BHS 2020 66 66 thank predecessor excellency tiijani muhammad-bande stellar efforts guiding work 74th session general assembly mr president address assembly time world still reeling seismic level shocks covid-19 pandemic unleashed global community covid-19 pandemic triggered unprecedented crisis halted global economic activity threatened global public health social well-being twenty-seven million confirmed covid-19 cases across globe health
BHS 2020 71 71 stellar efforts guiding work 74th session general assembly mr president address assembly time world still reeling seismic level shocks covid-19 pandemic unleashed global community covid-19 pandemic triggered unprecedented crisis halted global economic activity threatened global public health social well-being twenty-seven million confirmed covid-19 cases across globe continue increase speak behalf government health
BHS 2020 82 82 assembly time world still reeling seismic level shocks covid-19 pandemic unleashed global community covid-19 pandemic triggered unprecedented crisis halted global economic activity threatened global public health social well-being twenty-seven million confirmed covid-19 cases across globe continue increase speak behalf government people bahamas express solidarity member states fighting covid-19 extend sincere condolences health
BHS 2020 358 358 efforts mr president economies small island developing states including caribbean community constant assault various external shocks beyond control group countries among disaster- prone areas world pandemics hurricanes climatic events discriminate low-income countries middle-income countries developed economies hence compelling question remains middle-income countries still assessed international financial institutions using outdated methodologies give health
BHS 2020 464 464 decision g20 group suspend debt service payments least developed countries commendable offer concession extended economic groupings well mr president given immeasurable stress strain placed global health care systems supply chains commend secretary-general continuous efforts combat pandemic mr president remain cautiously optimistic viable covid-19 vaccine distant future note collaborative efforts covax facility health
BHS 2020 474 474 commendable offer concession extended economic groupings well mr president given immeasurable stress strain placed global health care systems supply chains commend secretary-general continuous efforts combat pandemic mr president remain cautiously optimistic viable covid-19 vaccine distant future note collaborative efforts covax facility secure arrangements developing countries developing countries able access vaccines via health
BHS 2020 509 509 future note collaborative efforts covax facility secure arrangements developing countries developing countries able access vaccines via transparent procurement process affordable market rates salute doctors nurses healthcare workers frontline sacrificed health order assist tens millions people around world real heroes global community owes immense gratitude mr president celebrate 75th anniversary united nations health
BHS 2020 513 513 covax facility secure arrangements developing countries developing countries able access vaccines via transparent procurement process affordable market rates salute doctors nurses healthcare workers frontline sacrificed health order assist tens millions people around world real heroes global community owes immense gratitude mr president celebrate 75th anniversary united nations allow pandemic dampen spirits health
BHS 2020 536 536 frontline sacrificed health order assist tens millions people around world real heroes global community owes immense gratitude mr president celebrate 75th anniversary united nations allow pandemic dampen spirits detract commemoration august institution extensive list achievements milestones multilateralism continues effective conduit small island states can voices heard policy requirements advanced mr president health
BHS 2020 654 654 areas beyond national jurisdiction context pleased inform bahamas will seek renew membership council international maritime organization count invaluable support member states re-election mr president covid-19 pandemic spurred accelerated utilization access information communication technology especially young people economically challenged communities trend must continue post covid-19 environment well promotion stem careers young people health
BHS 2020 706 706 potential act great equalizer mr president bahamas carefully formulating gradual re-opening country visitors hope welcome tourists year however adjust new normal acknowledge country can survive pandemic alone mr president also take occasion reiterate support end economic commercial financial embargo cuba accordingly bahamas will join international community voting favor general assembly’s annual health
BIH 2020 21 21 dear president excellencies ladies gentlemen honor address behalf bosnia herzegovina year’s united nations general assembly although due extraordinary circumstances caused health crisis opportunity gather un headquarters extremely important exchange experiences opinions manner maintain continuity united nations general assembly sessions human life general aspects social life many health
BIH 2020 56 56 opinions manner maintain continuity united nations general assembly sessions human life general aspects social life many things important dialogue therefore utmost importance year well despite health crisis largest dialogue platform mankind still happening first like congratulate mr tijjani muhammad-bande highly successful presiding 74th session united nations general assembly like put particular health
BIH 2020 127 127 also like congratulate mr volkan bozkir elected message can always count full support bosnia herzegovina securing productive work general assembly following year dear president coronavirus pandemic certainly marked year world brought us challenges even imagine taking now already hundreds hundreds thousands lives pandemic sown misfortune throughout world aggrieving numerous families whose health
BIH 2020 144 144 work general assembly following year dear president coronavirus pandemic certainly marked year world brought us challenges even imagine taking now already hundreds hundreds thousands lives pandemic sown misfortune throughout world aggrieving numerous families whose pain truly sympathize time dangerous plague instant blocked physical contacts traffic continents regions states eventually everyday meetings health
BIH 2020 217 217 quality life still one forget due lack vaccine proper therapy way fight human lives preservation important economic growth anything else even though within first wave pandemic physically distance strong solidarity emerged brought us closer together internationally within specific societies opportunity witness numerous communities time fighting deadly pandemic still provided assistance others health
BIH 2020 238 238 though within first wave pandemic physically distance strong solidarity emerged brought us closer together internationally within specific societies opportunity witness numerous communities time fighting deadly pandemic still provided assistance others vulnerable allow turn inward lock behalf bosnia herzegovina like thank friends come aid let us alone difficult moments although great resources health
BIH 2020 338 338 years strong crisis multilateralism present scene international organizations general including united nations become object strong challenging even dispute allow share observation multilateral organizations even time pandemic shown extraordinary significance today’s globalized world based interdependence necessity constant cooperation pandemic shown largest problems today can longer solved one three five states individually difficulties health
BIH 2020 350 350 become object strong challenging even dispute allow share observation multilateral organizations even time pandemic shown extraordinary significance today’s globalized world based interdependence necessity constant cooperation pandemic shown largest problems today can longer solved one three five states individually difficulties can solved transnational multilateral response based dialogue cooperation many states possible particularly health
BIH 2020 441 441 countries including bosnia herzegovina country road towards membership european union bosnia herzegovina also like use opportunity express gratitude towards european union strong support received economy health care system extraordinary stabilization potential eu assistance package bosnia herzegovina worth million euros total purposes resolution economic consequences pandemic certainly additionally strengthened commitment european integration health
BIH 2020 460 460 european union strong support received economy health care system extraordinary stabilization potential eu assistance package bosnia herzegovina worth million euros total purposes resolution economic consequences pandemic certainly additionally strengthened commitment european integration time secured european union stability nearest neighborhood dear president end year will mark years since signing dayton peace accord health
BIH 2020 701 701 bosnia herzegovina shares concern un general assembly due unresolved conflicts current crisis areas offer full support un secretary-general antonio guterres’s call global ceasefire escalation coronavirus pandemic even though recently decrease violence syria quite aware fact conflict continues sporadic forms particularly concerned extremely difficult humanitarian situation internally displaced persons syria concerned progress health
BLR 2020 24 24 mr president ladies gentlemen good reason first time high week general assembly’s commemorative session held unusual format naturally speaker can ignore topic coronavirus pandemic pandemic affected us moreover problem will remain us least near future leading experts analysts actively talking global consequences impact world politics economy many assessments speak health
BLR 2020 25 25 mr president ladies gentlemen good reason first time high week general assembly’s commemorative session held unusual format naturally speaker can ignore topic coronavirus pandemic pandemic affected us moreover problem will remain us least near future leading experts analysts actively talking global consequences impact world politics economy many assessments speak paradigm health
BLR 2020 59 59 near future leading experts analysts actively talking global consequences impact world politics economy many assessments speak paradigm shifts tectonic changes perhaps time will tell unfortunately pandemic made clear international community talk often fact failed live expectations peak crisis logic easier cope challenge going alone obviously prevailed virtually everybody returned droves apartments health
BLR 2020 137 137 initially believed continue believe success collective efforts relied continue rely potential international community unfortunately without exploitation whereby countries begun accuse others allegedly wrong thing fight pandemic simple reason international community developed common approach therefore probably pandemic something else current situation specific national context became determining factor fight coronavirus belarus chose approach health
BLR 2020 147 147 potential international community unfortunately without exploitation whereby countries begun accuse others allegedly wrong thing fight pandemic simple reason international community developed common approach therefore probably pandemic something else current situation specific national context became determining factor fight coronavirus belarus chose approach based two components optimally preserve viability state primarily economy ensure health
BLR 2020 185 185 belarus chose approach based two components optimally preserve viability state primarily economy ensure maximum protection population approach situation belarus shown paid situation concerning spread coronavirus disease world today fully confirms will many assessments conclusions today can already say certainty outbreak coronavirus disease one hand revealed urgent need strong state clearly showed health
BLR 2020 201 201 approach situation belarus shown paid situation concerning spread coronavirus disease world today fully confirms will many assessments conclusions today can already say certainty outbreak coronavirus disease one hand revealed urgent need strong state clearly showed interconnected world country can make real progress addressing global issue others left behind sidelines together must health
BLR 2020 236 236 interconnected world country can make real progress addressing global issue others left behind sidelines together must turn crisis opportunity improve world must learn work together pandemic temporarily overshadowed world problems conflicts including area security unfortunately decreasing regard seventy-fifth anniversary united nations un end second world war founding member united nations republic health
BLR 2020 677 677 vivid example actions decades-long trade financial economic blockade cuba northern neighbour united states maintenance suffocating instruments pressure sovereign states without even considering situation caused coronavirus disease pandemic poses specific threat fraught lasting repercussions trade wars arbitrary financial economic sanctions instrument political pressure must stop another critical issue health global economy now health
BLR 2020 678 678 example actions decades-long trade financial economic blockade cuba northern neighbour united states maintenance suffocating instruments pressure sovereign states without even considering situation caused coronavirus disease pandemic poses specific threat fraught lasting repercussions trade wars arbitrary financial economic sanctions instrument political pressure must stop another critical issue health global economy now serious health
BLR 2020 699 699 situation caused coronavirus disease pandemic poses specific threat fraught lasting repercussions trade wars arbitrary financial economic sanctions instrument political pressure must stop another critical issue health global economy now serious trouble pandemic threatens undo achieved since adoption agenda sustainable development urgent need change approaches socioeconomic development postpandemic era becoming increasingly clear health
BLR 2020 705 705 specific threat fraught lasting repercussions trade wars arbitrary financial economic sanctions instrument political pressure must stop another critical issue health global economy now serious trouble pandemic threatens undo achieved since adoption agenda sustainable development urgent need change approaches socioeconomic development postpandemic era becoming increasingly clear belarus supports proposals increase investment health health
BLR 2020 730 730 pandemic threatens undo achieved since adoption agenda sustainable development urgent need change approaches socioeconomic development postpandemic era becoming increasingly clear belarus supports proposals increase investment health care infrastructure education providing broad access digital technologies ensuring proper management natural resources share endorsing approaches boost economic recovery rethinking economic model terms promoting green health
BLZ 2020 60 60 assiduously contain spread indeed closed borders imposed curfews mandated use masks social distancing quarantined infected persons searched tested persons come contact persons known carrying virus health calamity avoided thus far suffering worse economic shock history country belize tourism dependent export oriented country invariably therefore travel tourism industry shutdown market agro products health
BLZ 2020 106 106 industry shutdown market agro products depressed economy flounders date per cent workers tourism sector labour intensive sector economy lost jobs seemly simultaneously country now beset health crisis economic crisis order deal health crisis government established bipartisan national oversight committee noc broad supervisory responsibility belize’s covid-19 response recovery initiatives including initiatives mitigate health
BLZ 2020 112 112 economy flounders date per cent workers tourism sector labour intensive sector economy lost jobs seemly simultaneously country now beset health crisis economic crisis order deal health crisis government established bipartisan national oversight committee noc broad supervisory responsibility belize’s covid-19 response recovery initiatives including initiatives mitigate impact covid-19 pandemic society economy noc health
BLZ 2020 134 134 crisis order deal health crisis government established bipartisan national oversight committee noc broad supervisory responsibility belize’s covid-19 response recovery initiatives including initiatives mitigate impact covid-19 pandemic society economy noc chaired prime minister leader opposition representation churches private sector civil society trade unions government also established covid-19 task force chaired chief executive health
BLZ 2020 179 179 covid-19 task force chaired chief executive officer ministry human development social transformation frontline agencies social partners included task force task force manages day day public health response communications regretfully june leader opposition resigned noc government took immediate steps shore health facilities time put place measures ease economic blow belizeans including introduction health
BLZ 2020 193 193 social partners included task force task force manages day day public health response communications regretfully june leader opposition resigned noc government took immediate steps shore health facilities time put place measures ease economic blow belizeans including introduction 10-million programme food assistance us 24.5m programme unemployment relief terms economic stimulus government launched health
BLZ 2020 277 277 pillars namely supporting business recovery creating business climate growth improving government efficiency strengthening productive sectors agriculture growing emerging economy efforts initiative puny comparison magnitude impact pandemic economic growth expected contract per cent much three times global average still sure seen worse pandemic worthy note pre-covid-19 belize contending economic decline caused ongoing health
BLZ 2020 293 293 growing emerging economy efforts initiative puny comparison magnitude impact pandemic economic growth expected contract per cent much three times global average still sure seen worse pandemic worthy note pre-covid-19 belize contending economic decline caused ongoing climate impacts prolonged drought impact primary sector output along continued challenges caused sargassum inundation marine spaces health
BLZ 2020 350 350 another blow beleaguered agricultural sector truly presently caught cross hairs two grave crises hardly limited natural resources determination survive bolster position regretfully international response covid pandemic unlike response climate catastrophe continues tepid weaker nations peoples bear brunt ravages global missteps blame superceding coordination cooperation platitudes supercede support vulnerable two crises lay health
BLZ 2020 452 452 must absorb antiquated notion development measured income per capita regard endemic vulnerability pay lost decades development development potential temperatures rise seas around us now face pandemic main global policy options paraded us us pay recovery mr president gravest social injustices united nations afford perpetuate simply put none us luxury time repeat health
BLZ 2020 502 502 repeat follies past false hope will produce different results bush fires west coast united states hyperactive atlantic hurricane season drought central america flooding africa global pandemic stark reminders fast approaching limits planetary sustainability human survival science gives us decade much course correct stakes higher include united nations seventy five years worked health
BLZ 2020 545 545 higher include united nations seventy five years worked towards including vaunted agenda sustainable development paris agreement multilateralism frontline us belize next steps united nations manifest pandemic emphasized interconnectivity collective vulnerability imperative international community come together rally behind vision charter advance dignity human beings larger freedom pandemic also revealed entrenched duality haves health
BLZ 2020 565 565 next steps united nations manifest pandemic emphasized interconnectivity collective vulnerability imperative international community come together rally behind vision charter advance dignity human beings larger freedom pandemic also revealed entrenched duality haves nots international community must therefore elevate protection vulnerable highest priority pandemic provided preview risks exposed continue business usual must therefore health
BLZ 2020 581 581 behind vision charter advance dignity human beings larger freedom pandemic also revealed entrenched duality haves nots international community must therefore elevate protection vulnerable highest priority pandemic provided preview risks exposed continue business usual must therefore nations rise unison challenge reset global trajectory planet people line already agreed multilateral agenda eradicate poverty health
BLZ 2020 648 648 forward five point action agenda united nations first let us get recovery right tragedy covid-19 symptomatic tragedy commons pushing planetary boundaries beyond sustainable humanity threatening health much earth occurring land ocean recovery covid-19 opportunity accelerate recovery unsustainable use planetary resources build resilience future shocks secretary-general united nations championed six climate- related health
BLZ 2020 993 993 actions objective whether recovering better increasing climate ambition reversing biodiversity loss safeguard sustainable development agenda covid-19 changed script decade action sustainable development just like hurricane pandemic cataclysmic years hard-earned development gains vanished worse yet countries like concerned global policy responses paucity action persistent challenges climate biodiversity will entrench poverty uncertain terms health
BLZ 2020 1071 1071 agenda sustainable development together samoa pathway internationally agreed development goals chart way forward challenges face need reinvention need implementation renewed commitment resuscitate collective development goals pandemic thrown us afield sdg track also need lend hand whose legs completely cut fourth challenge put united nations give credence principle leaving one behind small health
BLZ 2020 1314 1314 cuba despite cuba’s hardships historic humanitarian commitment ethos service solidarity demonstrated deployment medical personnel henry reeve brigade many countries including belize assist efforts fight covid-19 pandemic stand conviction sovereign equals peoples without discrimination without exception must benefit promise charter rights therein including right self-determination right self determination also applicable people republic health
BOL 2020 316 316 democracy reinstall dictatorship bolivia people decided turn page leave behind populist dictatorship people longer want see governments building palaces museums dedicated caudillo people want democracy health care employment education opportunities decision current government invest per cent national budget health care important step bolivia also efforts made health care important achieving three health
BOL 2020 329 329 longer want see governments building palaces museums dedicated caudillo people want democracy health care employment education opportunities decision current government invest per cent national budget health care important step bolivia also efforts made health care important achieving three months achieved decades country involved thousands health-care jobs initiatives equip hospitals treat free health
BOL 2020 337 337 caudillo people want democracy health care employment education opportunities decision current government invest per cent national budget health care important step bolivia also efforts made health care important achieving three months achieved decades country involved thousands health-care jobs initiatives equip hospitals treat free charge thousands citizens contracted coronavirus disease similarly keeping health
BOL 2020 360 360 efforts made health care important achieving three months achieved decades country involved thousands health-care jobs initiatives equip hospitals treat free charge thousands citizens contracted coronavirus disease similarly keeping purpose establishing republic government people government law government devoted political freedom established bolivia support system people unprecedented history pandemic reminded us enormous importance health
BOL 2020 381 381 thousands citizens contracted coronavirus disease similarly keeping purpose establishing republic government people government law government devoted political freedom established bolivia support system people unprecedented history pandemic reminded us enormous importance helping one another reminded us christian value care one another reminded us ethics mutual help path leading towards healthy coexistence among health
BOL 2020 704 704 free fraud invite world look system aid bonds solidarity launched bolivia historic stage assistance need invite world visit us people despite many political social economic health difficulties now looks forward courage freedom joy thank much god bless health
BRA 2020 141 141 economic measures prevented greater evil emergency relief granted installments adding approximately million people largest assistance program poorest brazil perhaps one largest world billion allocated cover health related actions help small micro enterprises measures also taken offset loss revenue collection state local governments indigenous families assisted foodstuffs covid prevention efforts close contact health
BRA 2020 167 167 related actions help small micro enterprises measures also taken offset loss revenue collection state local governments indigenous families assisted foodstuffs covid prevention efforts close contact healthcare professionals encouraged early treatment disease million dedicated research development production oxford vaccine brazil brazil hospitals lack means cater covid patients pandemic teaches us major lesson health
BRA 2020 172 172 enterprises measures also taken offset loss revenue collection state local governments indigenous families assisted foodstuffs covid prevention efforts close contact healthcare professionals encouraged early treatment disease million dedicated research development production oxford vaccine brazil brazil hospitals lack means cater covid patients pandemic teaches us major lesson possibly depend just nations production health
BRA 2020 188 188 prevention efforts close contact healthcare professionals encouraged early treatment disease million dedicated research development production oxford vaccine brazil brazil hospitals lack means cater covid patients pandemic teaches us major lesson possibly depend just nations production essential inputs means survival hydroxychloroquine input production alone per cent price increase onset pandemic brazil thus health
BRA 2020 211 211 covid patients pandemic teaches us major lesson possibly depend just nations production essential inputs means survival hydroxychloroquine input production alone per cent price increase onset pandemic brazil thus open development state-of-the-art technology innovation efforts industry artificial intelligence nanotechnology 5g technology partners respect sovereignty cherish freedom data protection brazil despite world crisis health
BRA 2020 859 859 natural gas also put place will attract investments provide economic stimulus create jobs income brazil world’s fourth largest destination foreign direct investment first half despite pandemic seen increase inflow investments compared period last year clear-cut evidence world’s confidence government coordination south atlantic partners brazil working reinvigorate south atlantic peace cooperation zone health
BRB 2020 61 61 appreciation predecessor h.e mr tijjani muhammad-bande nigeria excellent stewardship 74th session wise guidance adapting secretariat member states world virtual diplomacy advance organization’s work midst covid-19 pandemic critical juncture history mr president united nations celebrating 75th anniversary world consumed many complex challenges challenges arise world crisis world global leadership world appears lost health
BRB 2020 486 486 existential nature countries take opportunity express barbados appreciation host cop- united kingdom doubling contribution green climate fund billion view need adequate climate finance midst covid-19 pandemic overstated mr president yet another reality confronts us now world brink devastation time hands pervasive new enemy covid-19 pandemic novel coronavirus stripped us bare manifested health
BRB 2020 505 505 need adequate climate finance midst covid-19 pandemic overstated mr president yet another reality confronts us now world brink devastation time hands pervasive new enemy covid-19 pandemic novel coronavirus stripped us bare manifested perfect storm undoubtedly derailed limited progress positioning make implementing agenda jeopardised ability meet sustainable development goals within agreed timeframe health
BRB 2020 684 684 facility significantly lower borrowing costs support financial sustainability help countries access markets needed bridge financing liability management mr president barbados recovery economic social impacts covid-19 pandemic will slow painful resuscitating economy balancing act reopening tourism-related services air travel ensuring population remains safe given importance global tourism industry firm view workers sectors health
BRB 2020 742 742 vaccinations put hundreds millions people back work stimulate largest global economic driver barbados caribbean community owe great debt gratitude director general dr tedros ghebreyesus world health organization support solidarity ensuring access stocks tests equipment needed combat covid-19 barbados also grateful assistance received many countries allies partners agencies around world enabled us health
BRB 2020 781 781 grateful assistance received many countries allies partners agencies around world enabled us manage control spread virus united nations must continue play key role global response pandemic help members recovery assist build back better greener better economies better societies better conditions upliftment poor marginalized permit mr president mention issues key importance barbados health
BRB 2020 811 811 build back better greener better economies better societies better conditions upliftment poor marginalized permit mr president mention issues key importance barbados widely recognised chronic non-communicable diseases global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating health
BRB 2020 817 817 better societies better conditions upliftment poor marginalized permit mr president mention issues key importance barbados widely recognised chronic non-communicable diseases global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take health
BRB 2020 818 818 societies better conditions upliftment poor marginalized permit mr president mention issues key importance barbados widely recognised chronic non-communicable diseases global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity health
BRB 2020 828 828 issues key importance barbados widely recognised chronic non-communicable diseases global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity point nexus ncds predisposing exacerbating factors covid-19 linkage makes management health
BRB 2020 830 830 importance barbados widely recognised chronic non-communicable diseases global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity point nexus ncds predisposing exacerbating factors covid-19 linkage makes management ncds critical health
BRB 2020 833 833 recognised chronic non-communicable diseases global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity point nexus ncds predisposing exacerbating factors covid-19 linkage makes management ncds critical mr president barbados health
BRB 2020 837 837 global problem constitute largest cause morbidity mortality world therefore call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity point nexus ncds predisposing exacerbating factors covid-19 linkage makes management ncds critical mr president barbados calls end economic trade health
BRB 2020 846 846 call united inter-agency task force prevention control ncds world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity point nexus ncds predisposing exacerbating factors covid-19 linkage makes management ncds critical mr president barbados calls end economic trade embargo imposed cuba sister caribbean nation deep bonds friendship health
BRB 2020 854 854 world health organisation develop health strategy aimed treating ncds part comprehensive development plan take opportunity point nexus ncds predisposing exacerbating factors covid-19 linkage makes management ncds critical mr president barbados calls end economic trade embargo imposed cuba sister caribbean nation deep bonds friendship family link two countries wish place record barbados health
BRB 2020 890 890 cuba sister caribbean nation deep bonds friendship family link two countries wish place record barbados deep gratitude government people cuba invaluable assistance rendered provision much-needed healthcare workers help us respond covid-19 respect venezuela barbados continues call sustainable legitimate peaceful stability important regional partner regard look forward holding inclusive elections pleased advise health
BTN 2020 34 34 like present warm greetings majesty king majesty queen people bhutan land gross national happiness begin express solidarity international community cope covid-19 offer prayers lives lost pandemic wish strength loved ones mr president like congratulate election president 75th session general assembly assure delegation’s full support discharge important responsibilities also commend predecessor’s exemplary health
BTN 2020 75 75 delegation’s full support discharge important responsibilities also commend predecessor’s exemplary leadership steering 74th session general assembly covid-19 bhutan’s unique story like never least lifetime witnessing pandemic heavy bearings lives livelihoods comforting unga happening around time provides us platform share learn extraordinary times know nations represented always ready lend ears matters global health
BTN 2020 114 114 learn extraordinary times know nations represented always ready lend ears matters global concern tackling covid-19 single global community came far sharing knowledge information experiences evidences disease thank support bhutan learned lot exercise today seek attention share covid-19 story small himalayan kingdom story revolves around compassionate wise astute 21st century king king health
BTN 2020 164 164 king view divine reverence yet learned every modern detail majesty king always symbol held bhutan together purpose pursuits always royal priority protect people bhutan times pandemic king spearheads battle guard country virus making sure bhutanese home abroad safe spirits uplifted majesty queen passionately complementing majesty’s efforts direct supervision king meticulous surveillance health
BTN 2020 218 218 close monitoring international entry points timely institution days quarantine mandatory everyone entering bhutan fully sponsored government reliable free testing facilities also set across country professional health minister leading team execute every detail royal guidance ensured without compromise routine health services like vaccination mch ncd packages share much sense achievement forum help health
BTN 2020 231 231 fully sponsored government reliable free testing facilities also set across country professional health minister leading team execute every detail royal guidance ensured without compromise routine health services like vaccination mch ncd packages share much sense achievement forum help thank frontline workers reciprocating royal initiatives bhutanese gladly embraced new practices wearing face health
BTN 2020 236 236 testing facilities also set across country professional health minister leading team execute every detail royal guidance ensured without compromise routine health services like vaccination mch ncd packages share much sense achievement forum help thank frontline workers reciprocating royal initiatives bhutanese gladly embraced new practices wearing face masks maintaining physical distance hand health
BTN 2020 285 285 distance hand washing avoiding unnecessary crowding complement efforts government grateful bhutanese people support act unity managed keep number cases low today recorded positive cases recovered mortality covid-19 remains zero occasions majesty expresses appreciation people hard work solidarity turn people hearts filled gratitude devotion king unconditional unity majesty’s leadership distinct winning factor health
BTN 2020 373 373 percent forest cover times maintain inter-generational equity natural resources today world dealing issues climate_change grateful wise decisions kept bhutan carbon negative similarly constitution mandates free healthcare education bhutanese monarchs always insisted strengthening social sector saying investment expenditure despite resource constrained country access sectors issue bhutanese people existing public healthcare system needed health
BTN 2020 396 396 mandates free healthcare education bhutanese monarchs always insisted strengthening social sector saying investment expenditure despite resource constrained country access sectors issue bhutanese people existing public healthcare system needed minimum adjustment cope pandemic personally feel pandemic brought essence gnh seeks wellbeing people just oneself everyone around us disease highly contagious requires us health
BTN 2020 402 402 always insisted strengthening social sector saying investment expenditure despite resource constrained country access sectors issue bhutanese people existing public healthcare system needed minimum adjustment cope pandemic personally feel pandemic brought essence gnh seeks wellbeing people just oneself everyone around us disease highly contagious requires us act responsibly actions compromise safety vulnerable health
BTN 2020 405 405 social sector saying investment expenditure despite resource constrained country access sectors issue bhutanese people existing public healthcare system needed minimum adjustment cope pandemic personally feel pandemic brought essence gnh seeks wellbeing people just oneself everyone around us disease highly contagious requires us act responsibly actions compromise safety vulnerable understanding pathophysiology covid-19 health
BTN 2020 417 417 bhutanese people existing public healthcare system needed minimum adjustment cope pandemic personally feel pandemic brought essence gnh seeks wellbeing people just oneself everyone around us disease highly contagious requires us act responsibly actions compromise safety vulnerable understanding pathophysiology covid-19 medical person convinced effective vaccine combination professionally designed well implemented physical distancing health
BTN 2020 490 490 phases bhutan experienced first lockdown last month break chain transmission people cooperated staying home allowing front-liners jobs day covid-19 social economic interventions even covid-19 declared pandemic majesty expressed concerns bhutan will spared outbreak reminded us strategic health crisis easily lead economic problems subsequently social crisis interventions look livelihood people designed within health
BTN 2020 501 501 cooperated staying home allowing front-liners jobs day covid-19 social economic interventions even covid-19 declared pandemic majesty expressed concerns bhutan will spared outbreak reminded us strategic health crisis easily lead economic problems subsequently social crisis interventions look livelihood people designed within magnanimity king conventional fiscal monetary measures attend affected entities individuals special health
BTN 2020 592 592 elderly people co-morbid medical conditions besides social supports essentials delivered doorsteps unique feature designed particularly protect vulnerable group majesty always commanded lose even single person disease hopefully interventions will able live king’s expectations 75th anniversary un know un come long way achieved major milestones un celebrated 25th anniversary theme peace justice health
BTN 2020 634 634 major milestones un celebrated 25th anniversary theme peace justice progress despite challenges seen much improvement areas twenty-five years later 50th anniversary committed theme poverty eradication pandemic well track theme 75th anniversary multilateralism relevant like climate_change covid-19 also knows borders similarly affects developing countries disproportionately know coming next also know sars- cov-3 health
BTN 2020 690 690 second option multilateralism questions must keep asking frequently peaceful coexistence among nature around us best vaccine humanity thrive planet small intricate world fighting highly infectious disease will big blunder help developing world access critical resources including vaccine actually becomes available emphasize global message one safe us safe true highly contagious disease health
BTN 2020 715 715 disease will big blunder help developing world access critical resources including vaccine actually becomes available emphasize global message one safe us safe true highly contagious disease can never safe everyone else safe agenda sustainable development goals sdgs now let touch bit sdgs universal goals sustainable future us sdgs resonate well developmental health
BTN 2020 757 757 universal goals sustainable future us sdgs resonate well developmental plans based principles gnh reason bhutan track become early achiever sdgs shown voluntary review goals set pandemic planning commission closely studying impact covid-19 developmental plans even otherwise trends around world back home offer evidence enough will now falling short targets sdgs interconnected health
BTN 2020 788 788 covid-19 developmental plans even otherwise trends around world back home offer evidence enough will now falling short targets sdgs interconnected single sector will spared consequences pandemic obvious ones goals health education economy individuals agencies even governments re-aligning realities covid-19 revisit sdgs feel time field special team work new framework sdgs encapsulate health
BTN 2020 792 792 otherwise trends around world back home offer evidence enough will now falling short targets sdgs interconnected single sector will spared consequences pandemic obvious ones goals health education economy individuals agencies even governments re-aligning realities covid-19 revisit sdgs feel time field special team work new framework sdgs encapsulate elements will help us health
BTN 2020 831 831 field special team work new framework sdgs encapsulate elements will help us walk path new normal prudence ldc graduation just see need review whole sdgs pandemic also derailed us ldc graduation track current plan designed help bhutan graduate ldc category now everything changed focus shifted saving lives livelihoods challenges posed pandemic health
BTN 2020 856 856 pandemic also derailed us ldc graduation track current plan designed help bhutan graduate ldc category now everything changed focus shifted saving lives livelihoods challenges posed pandemic know millions pushed back poverty lost jobs gone back decades bringing developmental achievements back track will easy developing countries will almost irreversible therefore like request health
BTN 2020 990 990 un membership almost five decades joined fraternity troop police-contributing countries year since engagements peacekeeping operations gradually increased stand ready deployed times conclusion excellencies ladies gentlemen health education priority government may remind last year shared gratifying news making teachers highest paid civil servants country historic initiatives government excited redefine education system just health
BTN 2020 1086 1086 bear brunt line impact entire generation children mindful today covid-19 revealed stark fact investments social sectors far lacking one can sure sars-cov-3 might trigger another pandemic therefore must redesign developmental path double investment social sectors going forward relevantly educated healthy global citizens will heart new normal convinced spending health education investment health
BTN 2020 1109 1109 trigger another pandemic therefore must redesign developmental path double investment social sectors going forward relevantly educated healthy global citizens will heart new normal convinced spending health education investment expenditure live commitment different ball game hereafter way celebrate un’s next milestone 100th anniversary achieved per cent literacy rate empowers everyone relevant skills health
BTN 2020 1155 1155 rate empowers everyone relevant skills knowledge meaningful life also enable everyone per cent digitally competent help derive advantages technology corners world medical practitioner wish fulfilling health system improves much life expectancy touches years un turns century finally wishing 75th session unga every success send prayers good health happiness every living planet health
BTN 2020 1176 1176 medical practitioner wish fulfilling health system improves much life expectancy touches years un turns century finally wishing 75th session unga every success send prayers good health happiness every living planet thank tashi delekl health
BWA 2020 42 42 renewal mandate president republic botswana general elections held october assembly unique many ways marks 75th anniversary united nations virtual held backdrop greatest challenge time covid-19 pandemic allow therefore extend heartfelt condolences sympathies families friends throughout world affected pandemic also pay special tribute frontline battle confident like challenges will together put spirited health
BWA 2020 54 54 ways marks 75th anniversary united nations virtual held backdrop greatest challenge time covid-19 pandemic allow therefore extend heartfelt condolences sympathies families friends throughout world affected pandemic also pay special tribute frontline battle confident like challenges will together put spirited fight emerge wiser stronger resilient preparedness deal similar pandemics mr president join health
BWA 2020 76 76 throughout world affected pandemic also pay special tribute frontline battle confident like challenges will together put spirited fight emerge wiser stronger resilient preparedness deal similar pandemics mr president join delegations spoken congratulating assumption presidency 75th session united nations general assembly welcome priorities presented pledge delegation’s full support execution mandate let also health
BWA 2020 180 180 indeed world much safer secure place nations work together towards collective responses complex threats time now ever multilateral action needed effectively respond urgent global public health crisis kind seen since spanish flu can agree collective cooperation will required repair nations devastated economies restore livelihoods societies foremost multilateral institution united nations noticable health
BWA 2020 209 209 since spanish flu can agree collective cooperation will required repair nations devastated economies restore livelihoods societies foremost multilateral institution united nations noticable specialised agency world health organisation better suited mobilise action relating immediate long-term responses covid pandemic without doubt seen organisation move swiftly support national response efforts vulnerable parts world noticeably health
BWA 2020 220 220 devastated economies restore livelihoods societies foremost multilateral institution united nations noticable specialised agency world health organisation better suited mobilise action relating immediate long-term responses covid pandemic without doubt seen organisation move swiftly support national response efforts vulnerable parts world noticeably un solidarity flights delivered life-saving medical supplies neediest around world delegation health
BWA 2020 410 410 fast-track transformation many sectors actions aimed creating enabling environment private sector development pursuit goal decent work economic growth mr president alluded botswana like many countries pandemic far-reaching impact lives livelihoods already vulnerable health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases health
BWA 2020 417 417 enabling environment private sector development pursuit goal decent work economic growth mr president alluded botswana like many countries pandemic far-reaching impact lives livelihoods already vulnerable health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases government adopted multi-sectoral strategy prevention control ncds health
BWA 2020 419 419 private sector development pursuit goal decent work economic growth mr president alluded botswana like many countries pandemic far-reaching impact lives livelihoods already vulnerable health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases government adopted multi-sectoral strategy prevention control ncds 2018-2023 strategy health
BWA 2020 425 425 work economic growth mr president alluded botswana like many countries pandemic far-reaching impact lives livelihoods already vulnerable health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases government adopted multi-sectoral strategy prevention control ncds 2018-2023 strategy focuses prevention measures enhancing quality life health
BWA 2020 428 428 mr president alluded botswana like many countries pandemic far-reaching impact lives livelihoods already vulnerable health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases government adopted multi-sectoral strategy prevention control ncds 2018-2023 strategy focuses prevention measures enhancing quality life affected longstanding battle health
BWA 2020 435 435 pandemic far-reaching impact lives livelihoods already vulnerable health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases government adopted multi-sectoral strategy prevention control ncds 2018-2023 strategy focuses prevention measures enhancing quality life affected longstanding battle hiv aids remains key priority government context health
BWA 2020 442 442 health sector pandemic joins list challenges include child mortality non communicable diseases hiv aids responding escalating rate non-communicable diseases government adopted multi-sectoral strategy prevention control ncds 2018-2023 strategy focuses prevention measures enhancing quality life affected longstanding battle hiv aids remains key priority government context happy inform botswana well track achieve joint health
BWA 2020 530 530 implementation education training sector strategic plan etssp commonly known aims transform learning ensuring access retention promoting life-long learning skills development poverty eradication mr president noted pandemic estimated million people living extreme poverty globally however june world bank projected pandemic push additional million people extreme poverty therefore reversing gains made recent decades health
BWA 2020 543 543 access retention promoting life-long learning skills development poverty eradication mr president noted pandemic estimated million people living extreme poverty globally however june world bank projected pandemic push additional million people extreme poverty therefore reversing gains made recent decades certainly turn events demands urgent collective action eradicate poverty multi-dimensional forms everywhere everyone health
BWA 2020 613 613 scale enterprises better survival programmes uplifted beneficiaries poverty sustainable income generation creation sustenance mr president delegation notes unfortunate global increase violence women girls amid current health crisis countries went lockdowns people stayed home many women girls regrettably became easy target human predators subjected gender based violence gbv trend goes aspirations goal health
BWA 2020 709 709 blow two mainstays economy tourism diamond mining repeated lockdowns covid-19 protocols also significantly reduced economic activity response government availed economic relief package support economy complement disease containment measures government now working economic recovery transformation plan intended support restoration economic activity facilitate economic growth accelerate economic transformation build resilient economy whereas economy health
BWA 2020 767 767 development-oriented policies programs economic recovery transformation plan will thus add impetus implementation initiatives covid-19 multilateral action mr president evident global problem nation-states capacity address covid-19 pandemic effects multilateral response without question imperative therefore echo call rule based inclusive multilateralism open voices civil society private sector academia key stakeholders partners shaping global health
BWA 2020 884 884 also support given countries special situations least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states vulnerable category united nations member states landlocked country botswana pandemic experienced challenges cross-border movement goods services due border closures context call accelerated effort implementation vienna programme action istanbul program action samoa pathway designed ameliorate challenges health
BWA 2020 919 919 context call accelerated effort implementation vienna programme action istanbul program action samoa pathway designed ameliorate challenges faced groups countries un’s multilateral framework effective dealing covid-19 pandemic challenges need united nations nimble agile fit purpose indeed since crisis started seen secretariat demonstrating organisational qualities response though jury still reforms delegation observes management health
BWA 2020 968 968 observes management reforms brought improvements organisation’s crisis response nonetheless believe remains done encourage general assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastating pandemic caught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double efforts mitigate negative health
BWA 2020 1118 1118 extensive work adopting outcomes advance global human rights agenda international peace security mr president delegation applauds united nation’s continued efforts maintain global peace security midst pandemic welcome secretary- general’s appeal global ceasefire intended effort halting armed conflict allow world focus pressing bigger battle pandemic also commendable covid-19 global humanitarian response plan health
BWA 2020 1136 1136 continued efforts maintain global peace security midst pandemic welcome secretary- general’s appeal global ceasefire intended effort halting armed conflict allow world focus pressing bigger battle pandemic also commendable covid-19 global humanitarian response plan designed provide relief vulnerable groups particularly conflict affected low income countries however need partnerships donor funding effective operationalisation health
BWA 2020 1323 1323 promoting human rights sustainable development beyond shadow doubt united nations remains relevant now years ago view complex multi-faceted challenges confronting humanity today inevitably lessons covid-19 pandemic many others will become key determinant model real future want united nations need recover faster build peaceful just prosperous world future generation thank attention health
CAF 2020 156 156 sustained commitment global peace development particular constant multifaceted support central african republic mr president year’s assembly held amid special circumstances humankind whole faces regrettable covid-19 pandemic claimed several lives throughout world pay tribute memory across world succumbed pandemic humankind combats daily collectively since start health crisis central african republic countries world health
CAF 2020 168 168 mr president year’s assembly held amid special circumstances humankind whole faces regrettable covid-19 pandemic claimed several lives throughout world pay tribute memory across world succumbed pandemic humankind combats daily collectively since start health crisis central african republic countries world spared assessment socioeconomic impact covid-19 indicates country’s economy expected contract per cent health
CAF 2020 175 175 circumstances humankind whole faces regrettable covid-19 pandemic claimed several lives throughout world pay tribute memory across world succumbed pandemic humankind combats daily collectively since start health crisis central african republic countries world spared assessment socioeconomic impact covid-19 indicates country’s economy expected contract per cent per cent therefore call entire international community health
CAF 2020 209 209 socioeconomic impact covid-19 indicates country’s economy expected contract per cent per cent therefore call entire international community make greater investment quest common measures solutions eradicate health crisis mr president light many challenges facing humankind related security environment climate_change human mobility human rights terrorism denuclearization dismantling weapons mass destruction covid-19 pandemic choice health
CAF 2020 233 233 eradicate health crisis mr president light many challenges facing humankind related security environment climate_change human mobility human rights terrorism denuclearization dismantling weapons mass destruction covid-19 pandemic choice year’s theme future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism reaffirms multilateralism always remains instrument effectively combat certain scourges means minimize certain antagonisms international health
CAF 2020 577 577 implementation appr-rca conduct operations means operational engagement mobilization resources national level development partners mr president order adhere constitutional deadline national electoral authority working despite covid-19 pandemic ensure elections held according established timeline date census dismemberment operations continuing outside country will immediately followed publication electoral roll condition convocation electorate first round elections health
CAN 2020 171 171 facilities homeless every night struggle going far enough eliminate systemic injustice whether racism black aboriginal people homophobia sexism difficulties citizens can see failures institutions world pandemic decimated economies basic services many countries now brink heard many meeting financing development canada hosted last spring secretary-general antonio guterres prime minister jamaica andrew holness health
CAN 2020 214 214 secretary-general antonio guterres prime minister jamaica andrew holness need ensure children around world fed can attend school consequences will dire facing global humanitarian crisis concern pandemic crises brought light even greatest threat right now world facing climate reckoning point collective inability past decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save health
CAN 2020 242 242 light even greatest threat right now world facing climate reckoning point collective inability past decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save future generations pandemic changed shared failures continued citizens paying price need new way thinking climate inequality health way things just working well enough often concerted action blocked needs health
CAN 2020 256 256 decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save future generations pandemic changed shared failures continued citizens paying price need new way thinking climate inequality health way things just working well enough often concerted action blocked needs citizens denied result gridlock decision-making bodies consequences countries ignore international rules regimes think might health
CHE 2020 358 358 future switzerland intends step capacities expertise mediation facilitation order support wish end conflicts dialogue ladies gentlemen international geneva contributes peace security world also seat world health organization played crucial role since onset covid-19 pandemic current health crisis caused untold suffering world vulnerable hit hardest child overcrowded displacement camp single mother lost health
CHE 2020 366 366 order support wish end conflicts dialogue ladies gentlemen international geneva contributes peace security world also seat world health organization played crucial role since onset covid-19 pandemic current health crisis caused untold suffering world vulnerable hit hardest child overcrowded displacement camp single mother lost job young adult whose job prospects destroyed elderly health
CHE 2020 368 368 wish end conflicts dialogue ladies gentlemen international geneva contributes peace security world also seat world health organization played crucial role since onset covid-19 pandemic current health crisis caused untold suffering world vulnerable hit hardest child overcrowded displacement camp single mother lost job young adult whose job prospects destroyed elderly people sick health
CHE 2020 398 398 world vulnerable hit hardest child overcrowded displacement camp single mother lost job young adult whose job prospects destroyed elderly people sick particularly risk country coping pandemic best can world health organization plays central part fighting pandemic host state international health organisations switzerland committed ensuring can take effective action happen must sufficient health
CHE 2020 402 402 child overcrowded displacement camp single mother lost job young adult whose job prospects destroyed elderly people sick particularly risk country coping pandemic best can world health organization plays central part fighting pandemic host state international health organisations switzerland committed ensuring can take effective action happen must sufficient resources support us carry health
CHE 2020 408 408 lost job young adult whose job prospects destroyed elderly people sick particularly risk country coping pandemic best can world health organization plays central part fighting pandemic host state international health organisations switzerland committed ensuring can take effective action happen must sufficient resources support us carry reforms fair demand much organisation funding health
CHE 2020 412 412 whose job prospects destroyed elderly people sick particularly risk country coping pandemic best can world health organization plays central part fighting pandemic host state international health organisations switzerland committed ensuring can take effective action happen must sufficient resources support us carry reforms fair demand much organisation funding comes voluntary contributions beyond health
CHE 2020 441 441 ensuring can take effective action happen must sufficient resources support us carry reforms fair demand much organisation funding comes voluntary contributions beyond necessary fight current pandemic must think now world will emerge crisis entirely yesterday’s every crisis suffering also moment change allows us reinvent reinvent keeping mind goals set un created health
CHL 2020 32 32 mr secretary-general united nations ladies gentlemen heads state government dear delegates generation faced problems challenges generation face especially difficult demanding problems challenges emerged unexpectedly coronavirus pandemic global economic recession others already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic health
CHL 2020 62 62 already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic virus going cause worst health social economic catastrophe years country prepared face long effective safe vaccine will learn live virus changed ways working studying obtaining supplies interacting short way live health
CHL 2020 103 103 changed ways working studying obtaining supplies interacting short way live lives fully means tremendous challenge great opportunity chile faced formidable challenge first priority task protect health lives especially elderly at-risk groups launched health protection plan made possible triple capacity health system carry million pcr tests covering per cent population task end health
CHL 2020 110 110 short way live lives fully means tremendous challenge great opportunity chile faced formidable challenge first priority task protect health lives especially elderly at-risk groups launched health protection plan made possible triple capacity health system carry million pcr tests covering per cent population task end health protection certainly necessary sufficient protecting health health
CHL 2020 117 117 challenge great opportunity chile faced formidable challenge first priority task protect health lives especially elderly at-risk groups launched health protection plan made possible triple capacity health system carry million pcr tests covering per cent population task end health protection certainly necessary sufficient protecting health lives compatriots also requires ensuring families supplies health
CHL 2020 129 129 lives especially elderly at-risk groups launched health protection plan made possible triple capacity health system carry million pcr tests covering per cent population task end health protection certainly necessary sufficient protecting health lives compatriots also requires ensuring families supplies basic goods services protecting jobs incomes small medium-sized enterprises functioning economy chileans health
CHL 2020 135 135 health protection plan made possible triple capacity health system carry million pcr tests covering per cent population task end health protection certainly necessary sufficient protecting health lives compatriots also requires ensuring families supplies basic goods services protecting jobs incomes small medium-sized enterprises functioning economy chileans faced tough difficult months reason government health
CHL 2020 233 233 lost relaunch economy get country back track therefore two weeks first coronavirus contagion chile promoted economic recovery plan mobilizes per cent gdp must prevent transitory health crisis turning serious economic social crisis permanent nature must world confront pandemic effectively emerge stronger collaborative multilateral solutions will allow us overcome crisis emerge stronger health
CHL 2020 245 245 contagion chile promoted economic recovery plan mobilizes per cent gdp must prevent transitory health crisis turning serious economic social crisis permanent nature must world confront pandemic effectively emerge stronger collaborative multilateral solutions will allow us overcome crisis emerge stronger pandemic recognize respect borders nationality ethnicity shown us need strengthen international collaboration health
CHL 2020 259 259 crisis turning serious economic social crisis permanent nature must world confront pandemic effectively emerge stronger collaborative multilateral solutions will allow us overcome crisis emerge stronger pandemic recognize respect borders nationality ethnicity shown us need strengthen international collaboration governance well tremendous interdependence international community times crisis need leadership multilateral cooperation great powers health
CHL 2020 289 289 ethnicity shown us need strengthen international collaboration governance well tremendous interdependence international community times crisis need leadership multilateral cooperation great powers instead permanently confronting economic health fields lead fight pandemic global recession create large worrisome leadership vacuum respect health issues includes sharing diagnoses knowledge coordinating border closures openings joining forces development health
CHL 2020 293 293 strengthen international collaboration governance well tremendous interdependence international community times crisis need leadership multilateral cooperation great powers instead permanently confronting economic health fields lead fight pandemic global recession create large worrisome leadership vacuum respect health issues includes sharing diagnoses knowledge coordinating border closures openings joining forces development availability effective safe vaccine health
CHL 2020 302 302 times crisis need leadership multilateral cooperation great powers instead permanently confronting economic health fields lead fight pandemic global recession create large worrisome leadership vacuum respect health issues includes sharing diagnoses knowledge coordinating border closures openings joining forces development availability effective safe vaccine cooperating vulnerable countries trade war experiencing today led stagnation health
CHL 2020 372 372 non-tariff barriers trade harmonize regulations rules prevent sanction unilateral behaviour contravenes international order need rebuild multilateral economic order respected rules-based furthermore must unite prevent global pandemic recession strengthening authoritarianism populism promoted tried take advantage crisis sacrifice freedoms won great price pose tremendous threat democracy development countries lessons opportunities pandemic offered us health
CHL 2020 395 395 prevent global pandemic recession strengthening authoritarianism populism promoted tried take advantage crisis sacrifice freedoms won great price pose tremendous threat democracy development countries lessons opportunities pandemic offered us first humble despite scientific technological advances made virus taught us vulnerability precariousness human life societies secondly learn listen attentively voices science local authorities health
CHL 2020 441 441 attentively voices science local authorities civil society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronavirus pandemic global economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth health
CHL 2020 843 843 pacific alliance regional benchmark economic integration year ago created forum progress development south america body coordination collaboration among democratic countries south america helpful responding coronavirus pandemic however also setbacks threaten freedom human rights democracy rule law quality life one example principles constantly violated tragic situation venezuela country suffering serious political social health
CHL 2020 1024 1024 income fivefold reduced poverty per cent less per cent saving million chileans half population clutches poverty large diverse middle class emerged life expectancy increased infant mortality decreased coverage quality access education levels rose million students higher education first generation achievements result work many governments various political movements committed mission defeating poverty health
CHL 2020 1075 1075 achieving development democracy peace however past years able leverage growth potential reduce inequalities stop abuses move towards equal opportunity improve services important areas education welfare health late last year important social movements emerged chile countries region world chile citizens ages sectors took streets demand better pensions better health better education also health
CHL 2020 1097 1097 areas education welfare health late last year important social movements emerged chile countries region world chile citizens ages sectors took streets demand better pensions better health better education also demanded fewer inequalities improved affordable public services greater equality law better control abusive behaviour despite certain progress demands accumulating decades government listened health
CHN 2020 121 121 response case missed patient left untreated spread virus must contained facing virus enhance solidarity get together follow guidance science give full play leading role world health organization launch joint international response beat pandemic attempt politicizing issue stigmatization must rejected facing virus adopt comprehensive long-term control measures reopen businesses schools orderly way health
CHN 2020 128 128 virus must contained facing virus enhance solidarity get together follow guidance science give full play leading role world health organization launch joint international response beat pandemic attempt politicizing issue stigmatization must rejected facing virus adopt comprehensive long-term control measures reopen businesses schools orderly way create jobs boost economy restore economic social health
CHN 2020 230 230 made historic contributions winning world anti-fascist war supported founding united nations today sense responsibility china actively involved international fight covid-19 contributing share upholding global public health security going forward will continue share epidemic control practices well diagnostics therapeutics countries provide support assistance countries need ensure stable global anti-epidemic supply chains actively health
CHN 2020 237 237 supported founding united nations today sense responsibility china actively involved international fight covid-19 contributing share upholding global public health security going forward will continue share epidemic control practices well diagnostics therapeutics countries provide support assistance countries need ensure stable global anti-epidemic supply chains actively participate global research tracing source transmission routes health
CHN 2020 332 332 education women children climate_change support countries restoring economic social development mr president history development human society history struggles challenges difficulties victories present world battling covid-19 pandemic goes profound changes never seen century yet peace development remain underlying trend times people everywhere crave even strongly peace development win-win cooperation covid-19 will last health
CIV 2020 60 60 election presidency 75th session united nations general assembly pay heartfelt tribute predecessor professor tijjani muhammad bande nigeria able adapt functioning general assembly constraints derived coronavirus disease covid-19 also pay tribute united nations secretary-general mr antonio guterres tireless plea greater support developing countries face unprecedented health crisis unprecedented format 75th session general health
CIV 2020 79 79 functioning general assembly constraints derived coronavirus disease covid-19 also pay tribute united nations secretary-general mr antonio guterres tireless plea greater support developing countries face unprecedented health crisis unprecedented format 75th session general assembly points gravity situation world experiencing need everything possible ensure organization can continue fulfil missions service humanity mr president health
CIV 2020 128 128 mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen past several months covid-19 disrupting life countries plunging world large-scale socioeconomic crisis serious since beginning 21st century despite significant advances health scientific research seem powerless stop spread virus mitigate impact death toll pandemic rise global economy practically standstill countries now holed behind borders people’s daily lives health
CIV 2020 140 140 plunging world large-scale socioeconomic crisis serious since beginning 21st century despite significant advances health scientific research seem powerless stop spread virus mitigate impact death toll pandemic rise global economy practically standstill countries now holed behind borders people’s daily lives thrown disarray dramatic consequences fragile sectors population circumstances pandemic wipe decade economic health
CIV 2020 162 162 impact death toll pandemic rise global economy practically standstill countries now holed behind borders people’s daily lives thrown disarray dramatic consequences fragile sectors population circumstances pandemic wipe decade economic growth social progress made african continent everyone agrees demonstrating extraordinary resilience progress due particular foresight governments ability adopt bold response plans despite health
CIV 2020 191 191 growth social progress made african continent everyone agrees demonstrating extraordinary resilience progress due particular foresight governments ability adopt bold response plans despite limited resources confront pandemic country cote d’ivoire adopted health response plan approximately million us dollars economic social humanitarian support plan billion us dollars intended support private sector low-income households health
CIV 2020 196 196 continent everyone agrees demonstrating extraordinary resilience progress due particular foresight governments ability adopt bold response plans despite limited resources confront pandemic country cote d’ivoire adopted health response plan approximately million us dollars economic social humanitarian support plan billion us dollars intended support private sector low-income households total massive unprecedented effort represents health
CIV 2020 281 281 us support assistance various financial technical material contributions excellent results also fruit major reforms investments health-care sector fact 2018-2020 period invested around billion us dollars health sector support implementation universal health coverage intend pursue virtuous approach terms health governance throughout 2021-2025 period investment around billion us dollars however face common enemy health
CIV 2020 286 286 technical material contributions excellent results also fruit major reforms investments health-care sector fact 2018-2020 period invested around billion us dollars health sector support implementation universal health coverage intend pursue virtuous approach terms health governance throughout 2021-2025 period investment around billion us dollars however face common enemy covid-19 world persistently displayed divided health
CIV 2020 293 293 major reforms investments health-care sector fact 2018-2020 period invested around billion us dollars health sector support implementation universal health coverage intend pursue virtuous approach terms health governance throughout 2021-2025 period investment around billion us dollars however face common enemy covid-19 world persistently displayed divided front delaying emergence collective effective solution amid health
CIV 2020 335 335 displayed divided front delaying emergence collective effective solution amid panic instigated covid-19 abandoned frameworks instruments enabled us show greater solidarity mobilize resources necessary finance national health economic humanitarian response plans far africa particularly country concerned multifaceted support provided main development partners important insufficient incommensurable compared amounts released individually major economies collectively health
CIV 2020 530 530 continent’s development process among solutions recommend recourse international monetary fund’s special drawing rights mechanism already proved effective 2008-2009 global financial crisis fight covid-19 must obscure diseases malaria aids claim victims african countries must destroy efforts combat poverty area country launched vigorous reforms reduced poverty percentage points eight years regional study poverty health
CIV 2020 531 531 development process among solutions recommend recourse international monetary fund’s special drawing rights mechanism already proved effective 2008-2009 global financial crisis fight covid-19 must obscure diseases malaria aids claim victims african countries must destroy efforts combat poverty area country launched vigorous reforms reduced poverty percentage points eight years regional study poverty west health
CIV 2020 665 665 covid-19 continuing roll programmes social impact government’s social programme will enable us reduce poverty rate respect thanks electrification programmes improved access drinking water enhanced education health care enabled millions fellow citizens benefit electricity drinking water presence schools health-care centres near living spaces mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen covid-19 pandemic reminds us health
CIV 2020 688 688 enhanced education health care enabled millions fellow citizens benefit electricity drinking water presence schools health-care centres near living spaces mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen covid-19 pandemic reminds us much world needs united nations order act together common good must put common organization back centre collective response pandemic health-care level means ensuring health
CIV 2020 709 709 excellencies ladies gentlemen covid-19 pandemic reminds us much world needs united nations order act together common good must put common organization back centre collective response pandemic health-care level means ensuring everyone access vaccine soon becomes available economic front financial assistance provided developing countries must increased better coordinated covid-19 underscores threats world health
CIV 2020 908 908 council permanent basis time africa finally take place important organ mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen ivorian people will elect next president republic october despite covid-19 health crisis measures taken ensure election peaceful transparent case delighted effective participation stakeholders process like express deep gratitude partners particular united nations economic community west african health
CMR 2020 95 95 taking place without world leaders physically present general debate taking place video teleconference technical feat compels us work together provide coordinated response will help curb health crisis heads state government ladies gentlemen united nations celebrating 75th anniversary respectable age baptized helped unite efforts members save future generations scourge war promote social health
CMR 2020 474 474 technical assistance countries receive external sources part cameroon aims build society everyone’s basic needs met entails ensuring food security eradicating poverty combating discrimination expanding access health care spirit country adopted national poverty reduction strategy however efforts country hindered actions extremist group boko haram northern part cameroon sociopolitical crisis compounded difficulties north-west health
COD 2020 75 75 action efforts secretary general mr antonio guterres deployed since assumption leadership organization mister president holding 75th session general assembly exceptional particularly difficult context marked coronavirus disease pandemic caused countless loss human life disrupted economies hampered achievement efforts reduce poverty maintain international peace security guarantee justice human rights promote social progress protecting health
COD 2020 76 76 efforts secretary general mr antonio guterres deployed since assumption leadership organization mister president holding 75th session general assembly exceptional particularly difficult context marked coronavirus disease pandemic caused countless loss human life disrupted economies hampered achievement efforts reduce poverty maintain international peace security guarantee justice human rights promote social progress protecting environment health
COD 2020 131 131 shown strong capacity resilience found within inventive ways raise awareness protect population cooperating rest world say drawing lessons experience others sharing progress made country regard disease soon first case covid-19 detected kinshasa march government immediately took swift decisive measures contain spread virus given severity highly contagious deadly nature pandemic declared state health
COD 2020 154 154 country regard disease soon first case covid-19 detected kinshasa march government immediately took swift decisive measures contain spread virus given severity highly contagious deadly nature pandemic declared state health emergency throughout national territory created presidential task force multisectoral response unit covid-19 thus succeeded capitalizing achievements management ebola epidemic improve response capabilities health
COD 2020 157 157 soon first case covid-19 detected kinshasa march government immediately took swift decisive measures contain spread virus given severity highly contagious deadly nature pandemic declared state health emergency throughout national territory created presidential task force multisectoral response unit covid-19 thus succeeded capitalizing achievements management ebola epidemic improve response capabilities overlapping covid-19 pandemic health
COD 2020 176 176 contagious deadly nature pandemic declared state health emergency throughout national territory created presidential task force multisectoral response unit covid-19 thus succeeded capitalizing achievements management ebola epidemic improve response capabilities overlapping covid-19 pandemic dynamic government set multisectoral committee technical secretariat drawn structural plan response covid-19 order meet varied complex challenges raised pandemic health
COD 2020 182 182 health emergency throughout national territory created presidential task force multisectoral response unit covid-19 thus succeeded capitalizing achievements management ebola epidemic improve response capabilities overlapping covid-19 pandemic dynamic government set multisectoral committee technical secretariat drawn structural plan response covid-19 order meet varied complex challenges raised pandemic health economic security sectors instructed task health
COD 2020 201 201 epidemic improve response capabilities overlapping covid-19 pandemic dynamic government set multisectoral committee technical secretariat drawn structural plan response covid-19 order meet varied complex challenges raised pandemic health economic security sectors instructed task force government work closely together coordinate development emergency multisectoral pandemic impact mitigation programme personally launched june take opportunity express health
COD 2020 202 202 improve response capabilities overlapping covid-19 pandemic dynamic government set multisectoral committee technical secretariat drawn structural plan response covid-19 order meet varied complex challenges raised pandemic health economic security sectors instructed task force government work closely together coordinate development emergency multisectoral pandemic impact mitigation programme personally launched june take opportunity express gratitude health
COD 2020 217 217 plan response covid-19 order meet varied complex challenges raised pandemic health economic security sectors instructed task force government work closely together coordinate development emergency multisectoral pandemic impact mitigation programme personally launched june take opportunity express gratitude assistance provided country partners particularly difficult time reiterated support efforts coordinated measures taken date government health
COD 2020 255 255 country partners particularly difficult time reiterated support efforts coordinated measures taken date government combat covid-19 beyond country democratic republic congo able reduce case fatality rate pandemic first days less today coherent multilateral coordination provided united nations general world health organization particular succeeded particular guaranteeing genuine efficient effective international solidarity made possible health
COD 2020 268 268 combat covid-19 beyond country democratic republic congo able reduce case fatality rate pandemic first days less today coherent multilateral coordination provided united nations general world health organization particular succeeded particular guaranteeing genuine efficient effective international solidarity made possible promote greater interaction development partners international financial economic institutions view mobilizing resources necessary health
COD 2020 295 295 particular succeeded particular guaranteeing genuine efficient effective international solidarity made possible promote greater interaction development partners international financial economic institutions view mobilizing resources necessary fight pandemic help developing countries strengthen national health systems pandemic shown us one planet one health spells linked democratic republic congo order help developing countries effectively emerge health
COD 2020 301 301 effective international solidarity made possible promote greater interaction development partners international financial economic institutions view mobilizing resources necessary fight pandemic help developing countries strengthen national health systems pandemic shown us one planet one health spells linked democratic republic congo order help developing countries effectively emerge crisis better ensure post-covid-19 efforts international health
COD 2020 303 303 solidarity made possible promote greater interaction development partners international financial economic institutions view mobilizing resources necessary fight pandemic help developing countries strengthen national health systems pandemic shown us one planet one health spells linked democratic republic congo order help developing countries effectively emerge crisis better ensure post-covid-19 efforts international community include health
COD 2020 309 309 development partners international financial economic institutions view mobilizing resources necessary fight pandemic help developing countries strengthen national health systems pandemic shown us one planet one health spells linked democratic republic congo order help developing countries effectively emerge crisis better ensure post-covid-19 efforts international community include cancellation reductions debt burden order allow health
COD 2020 391 391 policy reforms austerity measures also appeal international community strengthen international solidarity joint efforts multilateral cooperation partnership developing countries including area capacity-building technical assistance fight stop disease common enemy demonstrate ability work together solidarity therefore recognize leading role united nations efforts including world health organization main lesson covid-19 tragically taught us true health
COD 2020 408 408 countries including area capacity-building technical assistance fight stop disease common enemy demonstrate ability work together solidarity therefore recognize leading role united nations efforts including world health organization main lesson covid-19 tragically taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fight pandemic mister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental health
COD 2020 426 426 leading role united nations efforts including world health organization main lesson covid-19 tragically taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fight pandemic mister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental rights particularly vulnerable populations effects global_warming climatic disturbances accompany acutely felt around world dangerous accelerating faced threats posed health
COD 2020 670 670 represents real challenge slowing pace achievement sustainable development goals also government developed mentioned beginning remarks emergency multisectoral programme mitigate impacts covid-19 order cushion shock associated health crisis socioeconomic environment support revival economic activity.jse.pjmister president prevailing security situation eastern part country remains worrying peace yet fully established residual elements armed groups nationals health
COG 2020 63 63 assembly like express gratitude mr antonio guterres secretary- general united nations perseverance seeking solutions various challenges facing international community mr president world currently facing unprecedented health crisis serving emphasize glaring gaps health systems developed developing countries terms capacity respond major pandemics situation calls bilateral multilateral actors implement appropriate measures face pandemic health
COG 2020 69 69 guterres secretary- general united nations perseverance seeking solutions various challenges facing international community mr president world currently facing unprecedented health crisis serving emphasize glaring gaps health systems developed developing countries terms capacity respond major pandemics situation calls bilateral multilateral actors implement appropriate measures face pandemic seriously affecting humanity’s survival therefore important health
COG 2020 78 78 challenges facing international community mr president world currently facing unprecedented health crisis serving emphasize glaring gaps health systems developed developing countries terms capacity respond major pandemics situation calls bilateral multilateral actors implement appropriate measures face pandemic seriously affecting humanity’s survival therefore important intensify international solidarity ensure harmonious organization complementary strategies eradicate health
COG 2020 88 88 health crisis serving emphasize glaring gaps health systems developed developing countries terms capacity respond major pandemics situation calls bilateral multilateral actors implement appropriate measures face pandemic seriously affecting humanity’s survival therefore important intensify international solidarity ensure harmonious organization complementary strategies eradicate pandemic mr president note sustained interest highly significant theme general health
COG 2020 104 104 situation calls bilateral multilateral actors implement appropriate measures face pandemic seriously affecting humanity’s survival therefore important intensify international solidarity ensure harmonious organization complementary strategies eradicate pandemic mr president note sustained interest highly significant theme general debate namely future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action indeed health
COG 2020 146 146 collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action indeed strengthening multilateral cooperation mechanisms within framework fight coronavirus challenge facing entire international community given scale economic health consequences induced scourge undoubtedly way unprecedented health crisis development possible isolation united nations therefore remains main instrument capable mobilizing states part effort compromise even consensus health
COG 2020 153 153 action indeed strengthening multilateral cooperation mechanisms within framework fight coronavirus challenge facing entire international community given scale economic health consequences induced scourge undoubtedly way unprecedented health crisis development possible isolation united nations therefore remains main instrument capable mobilizing states part effort compromise even consensus around collective action inequalities vulnerabilities view difficult health
COG 2020 198 198 collective action inequalities vulnerabilities view difficult economic situation facing world economy reassertion multilateralism constitutes essential basis international action fulfil collective commitments particular ensure access universal health coverage promote education protect environment sustainably preserve peace mr president celebrate 75th anniversary united nations despite progress made still witnessing resurgence untenable deprivation among populations health
COG 2020 226 226 education protect environment sustainably preserve peace mr president celebrate 75th anniversary united nations despite progress made still witnessing resurgence untenable deprivation among populations result establishment health experiencing real difficulties eradication poverty forms remains international priority however will succeed states possess necessary resources world truly peace mr president republic congo concerned upsurge health
COL 2020 116 116 nations call us will help us ensure one left behind increase loss biodiversity currently one major global issues current situation shown us close relationship human health ecosystems declining state putting survival species risk colombia stands second biodiverse country world greatest biodiversity per square kilometre colombia enjoys fact accounts per cent world’s health
COL 2020 677 677 horrible fact transnational crime demands joint action states sense shared responsibility shared challenges must act together resolutely energetically unhesitatingly duty future generations situation caused coronavirus disease also become threat owing fissures caused social inequalities global crisis highlighted strengths weaknesses multilateral tools instance showed need remains define better cooperation mechanisms circumstances crisis health
COL 2020 717 717 tools instance showed need remains define better cooperation mechanisms circumstances crisis tools led search joint solutions overcome example terms finding vaccine working together organizations pan-american health organization world health organization crucial throughout will continue search possible solutions crisis mechanisms vaccine global access colombia actively participating essential various nations collaboration search distribution health
COL 2020 720 720 need remains define better cooperation mechanisms circumstances crisis tools led search joint solutions overcome example terms finding vaccine working together organizations pan-american health organization world health organization crucial throughout will continue search possible solutions crisis mechanisms vaccine global access colombia actively participating essential various nations collaboration search distribution eventual vaccine solidarity health
COL 2020 754 754 crisis mechanisms vaccine global access colombia actively participating essential various nations collaboration search distribution eventual vaccine solidarity sustained cooperation among nations essential successfully weather storm pandemic pandemic proving turning point thinking sustainable just future now looking revive economies restart leading productive lives environmental sustainability needs rallying point building sustainable responsible world health
COL 2020 755 755 mechanisms vaccine global access colombia actively participating essential various nations collaboration search distribution eventual vaccine solidarity sustained cooperation among nations essential successfully weather storm pandemic pandemic proving turning point thinking sustainable just future now looking revive economies restart leading productive lives environmental sustainability needs rallying point building sustainable responsible world within health
COM 2020 95 95 commitment serving organization responsibilities challenges becoming increasingly numerous complex majesties highnesses excellencies ladies gentlemen session coincides seventy-fifth anniversary founding un taking place context serious global health crisis result ofcovid-19 required international community take resolute action address awakened collective consciousness difficult situation transcended separation continents inspired unprecedented international solidarity united world around health
COM 2020 194 194 friendly countries various institutions non-governmental organizations agencies people good will realized need demonstrated solidarity country unfaltering action taken countries institutions benefited enabled union comoros deal pandemic since first case covid-19 diagnosed sisterly island mayotte march taken measures needed effectively respond disease particular establishing coordination among various national island structures view effectively health
COM 2020 209 209 unfaltering action taken countries institutions benefited enabled union comoros deal pandemic since first case covid-19 diagnosed sisterly island mayotte march taken measures needed effectively respond disease particular establishing coordination among various national island structures view effectively manage monitor pandemic weekly interministerial council set monitor give needed guidance different structures many social-distancing health
COM 2020 222 222 case covid-19 diagnosed sisterly island mayotte march taken measures needed effectively respond disease particular establishing coordination among various national island structures view effectively manage monitor pandemic weekly interministerial council set monitor give needed guidance different structures many social-distancing measures also taken support law enforcement agencies prevent potential spread disease addition closing health
COM 2020 245 245 manage monitor pandemic weekly interministerial council set monitor give needed guidance different structures many social-distancing measures also taken support law enforcement agencies prevent potential spread disease addition closing borders banning gatherings finally economic financial banking areas measures taken support economic drivers avoid disruption delivery fuel shortages basic needs succeeded controlling covid-19 health
COM 2020 375 375 women’s youth organizations continue demonstrate us great source strength country can depend deal situation moreover capacity chair indian ocean commission ioc union comoros closely following pandemic situation indian ocean region accordingly teleconference connecting ministers health countries region set share information concerning pandemic situation region measures taken together better safeguard populations effectively health
COM 2020 384 384 country can depend deal situation moreover capacity chair indian ocean commission ioc union comoros closely following pandemic situation indian ocean region accordingly teleconference connecting ministers health countries region set share information concerning pandemic situation region measures taken together better safeguard populations effectively manage pandemic majesties highnesses excellencies honourable audience covid-19 pandemic health
COM 2020 391 391 chair indian ocean commission ioc union comoros closely following pandemic situation indian ocean region accordingly teleconference connecting ministers health countries region set share information concerning pandemic situation region measures taken together better safeguard populations effectively manage pandemic majesties highnesses excellencies honourable audience covid-19 pandemic entered discussions national regional even family levels health
COM 2020 402 402 indian ocean region accordingly teleconference connecting ministers health countries region set share information concerning pandemic situation region measures taken together better safeguard populations effectively manage pandemic majesties highnesses excellencies honourable audience covid-19 pandemic entered discussions national regional even family levels whereby nothing can projected without considering new reality beforehand concurrently however health
COM 2020 409 409 health countries region set share information concerning pandemic situation region measures taken together better safeguard populations effectively manage pandemic majesties highnesses excellencies honourable audience covid-19 pandemic entered discussions national regional even family levels whereby nothing can projected without considering new reality beforehand concurrently however global individual country levels collective commitments peace health
COM 2020 458 458 commitments peace development protection environment constitute even acute challenges must take together create conditions necessary peaceful decent life citizens world therefore although organization un going health crisis crises call considerable efforts part debate reform main organs reflect reality today’s world better respond issues stake will always remain topical part every one health
COM 2020 841 841 call partners honour commitments can establish work timetables will enable us move forward work communication tools available us await return normal state follow moreover underscore health crisis facing whole world led us forget important crucial issues especially related national sovereignty accordingly mayotte will always remain forefront foreign policy demands struggle legitimized health
COM 2020 957 957 us preserve best interests two peoples present future comorian french franco-comorian generations majesties highnesses excellencies ladies gentlemen sincerely hope whole world will overcome terrible coronavirus pandemic will able resume daily lives un prestigious institution brings us together around noble values principles will also able survive myriad vicissitudes order pursue mission role health
CPV 2020 16 16 mr president general assembly excellencies ladies gentlemen general debate 75th session held context marked global health economic social crisis occasion like send greeting friendship solidarity people cabo verde peoples united nations deploring loss human life resulted coronavirus pandemic encouraging resilience will health
CPV 2020 38 38 context marked global health economic social crisis occasion like send greeting friendship solidarity people cabo verde peoples united nations deploring loss human life resulted coronavirus pandemic encouraging resilience will lead us better days past years tradition annually hold debate un general assembly new york meeting world great gathering peoples general debate health
CPV 2020 108 108 diplomacy effective one like pay special regards outgoing president general assembly professor tijjani muhammad-bande nigeria congratulate successfully accomplished mandate demonstrated leadership adaptability difficult context covid-19 pandemic like welcome new president general assembly mr volkan bozkir turkey wish every success presidency like congratulate secretary-general antonio guterres tireless stewardship leadership given face voice health
CPV 2020 155 155 leadership given face voice anguish peoples moments great uncertainty time striving build global solidarity responds effectively impacts covid lives people countries world mr president covid-19 pandemic global threat humanity confronting greatest challenge century impact pandemic profoundly human humanitarian dimensions affects people lives health families livelihood employment social inclusion protection mobility leisure health
CPV 2020 164 164 time striving build global solidarity responds effectively impacts covid lives people countries world mr president covid-19 pandemic global threat humanity confronting greatest challenge century impact pandemic profoundly human humanitarian dimensions affects people lives health families livelihood employment social inclusion protection mobility leisure psychological mental stability pandemic exacerbated inequalities developed developing countries health
CPV 2020 172 172 covid lives people countries world mr president covid-19 pandemic global threat humanity confronting greatest challenge century impact pandemic profoundly human humanitarian dimensions affects people lives health families livelihood employment social inclusion protection mobility leisure psychological mental stability pandemic exacerbated inequalities developed developing countries countries world enough savings accommodate extraordinary costs imposed health
CPV 2020 184 184 confronting greatest challenge century impact pandemic profoundly human humanitarian dimensions affects people lives health families livelihood employment social inclusion protection mobility leisure psychological mental stability pandemic exacerbated inequalities developed developing countries countries world enough savings accommodate extraordinary costs imposed global crisis caused covid-19 pandemic time recover relaunch respective economies developed countries health
CPV 2020 202 202 inclusion protection mobility leisure psychological mental stability pandemic exacerbated inequalities developed developing countries countries world enough savings accommodate extraordinary costs imposed global crisis caused covid-19 pandemic time recover relaunch respective economies developed countries european union financial package billion needed support member states financial stimuli richest countries exceed hundreds billion dollars africa health
CPV 2020 268 268 struggles country time global struggle requires global collaborative solutions nobody wins africa impoverished increase humanitarian security crises everyone wins african countries necessary resources overcome serious health economic social crisis caused covid-19 enter new era structural transformations positively impact economies human development indexes context access vaccine equitable universal external debt forgiven must health
CPV 2020 354 354 differentiated approach must given towards small island developing states sids taking account great vulnerabilities external economic environmental shocks well great dependence tourism sector devastated global pandemic many sids historically performed well reforms policies aimed increasing resilience reducing vulnerabilities need time effective past efforts vain makes perfect sense focus debt cancellation relief health
CPV 2020 428 428 reforms helping nations make progress achieving sdgs cabo verde priority apply resources released external debt service finance strategic agenda sustainable development emphasize human capital development health security public health digital transformation energy transition water strategy agriculture associated renewable energies blue economy sustainable tourism drivers sdgs make cabo verde country resilient less health
CPV 2020 431 431 make progress achieving sdgs cabo verde priority apply resources released external debt service finance strategic agenda sustainable development emphasize human capital development health security public health digital transformation energy transition water strategy agriculture associated renewable energies blue economy sustainable tourism drivers sdgs make cabo verde country resilient less vulnerable external shocks health
CPV 2020 508 508 public-private partnerships cooperation development possible within environment political social stability low reputational risks business friendly mindset short building institutional framework trust mr president today covid-19 pandemic importance multilateralism clear everyone loses economies disrupted borders closed may lose others world peoples far worse devastating potential climate_change knows borders either everyone loses especially health
CPV 2020 559 559 generations 21st century generations come poverty hunger insecurity instability violent extremism terrorism organized crime impacts implications extend well beyond nation’s borders live today context serious pandemic must confine ambition agenda decade action initiative launched secretary general timely must speed make implementation agenda urgent can better respond recover rebuild cabo verde firmly health
CRI 2020 34 34 assembly united nations seventy-fifth session reiterate commitment working secretary-general member states achieve objectives session urgent nature today may turning point humankind destiny planet earth covid-19 pandemic brought pain death unemployment one way another entire family humankind powerful covid-19 pandemic caused serious damage health economy society development security virus appears just early health
CRI 2020 47 47 session urgent nature today may turning point humankind destiny planet earth covid-19 pandemic brought pain death unemployment one way another entire family humankind powerful covid-19 pandemic caused serious damage health economy society development security virus appears just early warning early warning humankind must face immediate term coming decades still beginning path health
CRI 2020 51 51 may turning point humankind destiny planet earth covid-19 pandemic brought pain death unemployment one way another entire family humankind powerful covid-19 pandemic caused serious damage health economy society development security virus appears just early warning early warning humankind must face immediate term coming decades still beginning path planet must travel together health
CRI 2020 180 180 privileged space want rhetoric allows capture attention want result concrete proposals costa rica partners making assembly asking consideration hard work support outset costa rica insisted health global public good world health organization called upon lead multilateral response pandemic may costa rica states launched platform exchange information knowledge intellectual property make covid-19 health
CRI 2020 185 185 capture attention want result concrete proposals costa rica partners making assembly asking consideration hard work support outset costa rica insisted health global public good world health organization called upon lead multilateral response pandemic may costa rica states launched platform exchange information knowledge intellectual property make covid-19 tests treatments technologies accessible everyone health
CRI 2020 192 192 rica partners making assembly asking consideration hard work support outset costa rica insisted health global public good world health organization called upon lead multilateral response pandemic may costa rica states launched platform exchange information knowledge intellectual property make covid-19 tests treatments technologies accessible everyone everywhere costa rica essential vaccines reach first health
CRI 2020 235 235 everyone everywhere costa rica essential vaccines reach first foremost vulnerable elderly people risk factors women girls indigenous peoples people african descent people deprived liberty course health workers staff front lines response throughout world participation proposed exchange platform voluntary hence invite states join side added equine plasma treatment developed clodomiro picado institute health
CRI 2020 408 408 acting decisive innovative organized way can fulfil commitment leave one behind face serves protect every country global community ladies gentlemen global community one thing learned pandemic talk security without considering human security nevertheless global military spending continues rise worldwide reached absurd sum trillion dollars according stockholm international peace research institute sipri health
CRI 2020 457 457 institute sipri rise military spending largest annual increase past decade highest level since end cold war international peace bureau estimates cost one tank treat people malaria cost single aircraft carrier reforest area larger state florida equivalent size switzerland netherlands luxembourg belgium combined least fraction resources used combat pandemic well climate_crisis generation health
CRI 2020 479 479 tank treat people malaria cost single aircraft carrier reforest area larger state florida equivalent size switzerland netherlands luxembourg belgium combined least fraction resources used combat pandemic well climate_crisis generation proudly say able redefine priorities circumstances required permanent members security council world’s largest arms producers help redirect priorities line article charter united health
CRI 2020 555 555 sustainable development goals sdgs goals relevant today ever provide us model overcoming crisis prepare us future ones fairer equitable sustainable societies will resilient inequalities terrible pandemic revealed magnified today must prioritize less armament resources development resources combat pandemic resources counter climate_change resources sdgs less militarization less death represents true human security health
CRI 2020 567 567 crisis prepare us future ones fairer equitable sustainable societies will resilient inequalities terrible pandemic revealed magnified today must prioritize less armament resources development resources combat pandemic resources counter climate_change resources sdgs less militarization less death represents true human security peoples reform collective security architecture can longer deferred main body responsible maintenance health
CRI 2020 1139 1139 effective protection preservation marine environment guaranteed together france also promoting high ambition coalition ensure per cent world’s land sea territories protected nature-based solution climate_crisis every pandemic affected humankind throughout history come gone question well will tackle pandemic well will emerge will overcome crisis envision new beginning must build inclusive sustainable carbon-free health
CRI 2020 1150 1150 ambition coalition ensure per cent world’s land sea territories protected nature-based solution climate_crisis every pandemic affected humankind throughout history come gone question well will tackle pandemic well will emerge will overcome crisis envision new beginning must build inclusive sustainable carbon-free economies respect human rights mr president costa rica renews commitment multilateralism health
CUB 2020 7 7 mr secretary general mr president global pandemic changed everyday life drastically one day next millions people get infected thousands die even life expectancy longer thanks development hospital systems high-level services collapsed health health
CUB 2020 32 32 pandemic changed everyday life drastically one day next millions people get infected thousands die even life expectancy longer thanks development hospital systems high-level services collapsed health structures poor countries affected chronic lack capacity drastic quarantines turning populated cities deserted areas social life non existent except digital networks theaters discos galleries even health
CUB 2020 90 90 reserves dwindling life experiencing radical redesigning age-old ways uncertainty replacing certainty even close friends recognize due masks protect us contagion everything changing like finding solution pandemic already urgent democratize indispensable organization effectively meets needs aspirations peoples sought-after right humanity live peace security justice freedom basis unity among nations constantly threat trillion health
CUB 2020 158 158 cent global military expenditure referring markedly aggressive morally corrupt regime despises attacks multilateralism uses financial blackmailing relations un system agencies show unprecedented overbearance withdrawn world health organization unesco human rights council paradoxically country un headquarters located also staying away fundamental international treaties paris agreement climate_change rejects nuclear agreement iran reached consensus health
CUB 2020 409 409 discrimination manipulation establishment just equitable international order really centers human beings dignity wellbeing end quote mr president coming back seriousness present situation many blame covid-19 pandemic think essential say impact far overflowing health sphere due nefarious sequels impressive death toll damages world economy deterioration social development levels spreading pandemic last months health
CUB 2020 416 416 really centers human beings dignity wellbeing end quote mr president coming back seriousness present situation many blame covid-19 pandemic think essential say impact far overflowing health sphere due nefarious sequels impressive death toll damages world economy deterioration social development levels spreading pandemic last months brings anguish despair leaders citizens practically nations health
CUB 2020 432 432 blame covid-19 pandemic think essential say impact far overflowing health sphere due nefarious sequels impressive death toll damages world economy deterioration social development levels spreading pandemic last months brings anguish despair leaders citizens practically nations multidimensional crisis unleashed clearly shows great mistake dehumanized policies fully imposed market dictatorship today witnessing sadness health
CUB 2020 538 538 underdeveloped world pockets poverty big industrial cities according un food agriculture organization fao projections million people going hungry might joined million result economic recession caused pandemic studies international labor organization ilo say million jobs lost billion workers livelihoods stake face covid-19 hunger unemployment growing economic social inequalities individuals countries unrelated phenomena health
CUB 2020 604 604 today imperative promote solidarity international cooperation lessen impact un world membership required authority reach resume just struggle write uncollectable foreign debt aggravated social economic effects pandemic threatening survival peoples south mr president sars-cov-2 outbreak early signs bring pandemic catch cuba guard decade-long experience facing terrible epidemics provoked deliberately part permanent war health
CUB 2020 616 616 authority reach resume just struggle write uncollectable foreign debt aggravated social economic effects pandemic threatening survival peoples south mr president sars-cov-2 outbreak early signs bring pandemic catch cuba guard decade-long experience facing terrible epidemics provoked deliberately part permanent war political project immediately implemented series measures based main capabilities strengths namely well health
CUB 2020 624 624 debt aggravated social economic effects pandemic threatening survival peoples south mr president sars-cov-2 outbreak early signs bring pandemic catch cuba guard decade-long experience facing terrible epidemics provoked deliberately part permanent war political project immediately implemented series measures based main capabilities strengths namely well structured socialist state cares health citizens highly-skilled human health
CUB 2020 646 646 experience facing terrible epidemics provoked deliberately part permanent war political project immediately implemented series measures based main capabilities strengths namely well structured socialist state cares health citizens highly-skilled human capital society much people’s involvement decision-making problem solving processes implementation measures combined knowledge accrued years great efforts create expand high-quality universal health health
CUB 2020 671 671 health citizens highly-skilled human capital society much people’s involvement decision-making problem solving processes implementation measures combined knowledge accrued years great efforts create expand high-quality universal health system plus scientific research development made possible preserve right health citizens without exception also better position face pandemic able spite harsh restrictions long economic commercial health
CUB 2020 681 681 problem solving processes implementation measures combined knowledge accrued years great efforts create expand high-quality universal health system plus scientific research development made possible preserve right health citizens without exception also better position face pandemic able spite harsh restrictions long economic commercial financial blockade imposed us government brutally tightened last two years health
CUB 2020 689 689 years great efforts create expand high-quality universal health system plus scientific research development made possible preserve right health citizens without exception also better position face pandemic able spite harsh restrictions long economic commercial financial blockade imposed us government brutally tightened last two years even pandemic times something shows essential component hostile health
CUB 2020 708 708 without exception also better position face pandemic able spite harsh restrictions long economic commercial financial blockade imposed us government brutally tightened last two years even pandemic times something shows essential component hostile us cuba policy aggressiveness blockade reached qualitatively higher level asserts role real determining impediment managing economy development country us health
CUB 2020 843 843 public condemnation brutal attack demand cease hostility slanderous campaign altruistic work cuba’s international medical cooperation much prestige verifiable results contributed saving hundreds lives lowering impact disease many countries prominent international figures highly prestigious social organizations acknowledged humanistic work done henry reeve international medical brigade disaster situations serious epidemics called nobel peace health
CUB 2020 865 865 lives lowering impact disease many countries prominent international figures highly prestigious social organizations acknowledged humanistic work done henry reeve international medical brigade disaster situations serious epidemics called nobel peace prize given us government ignoring call combine efforts fight pandemic withdraws cuba response requests made guided profound solidarity humanistic vocation people expanding health
CUB 2020 878 878 acknowledged humanistic work done henry reeve international medical brigade disaster situations serious epidemics called nobel peace prize given us government ignoring call combine efforts fight pandemic withdraws cuba response requests made guided profound solidarity humanistic vocation people expanding cooperation sending cooperation workers distributed medical brigades countries territories hit covid-19 sense condemn health
CUB 2020 909 909 guided profound solidarity humanistic vocation people expanding cooperation sending cooperation workers distributed medical brigades countries territories hit covid-19 sense condemn gangster blackmailing us pressure pan-american health organization make regional agency tool morbid aggression country usual force truth shall away lies facts protagonists shall go history cuba’s example shall prevail dedicated health health
CUB 2020 934 934 health organization make regional agency tool morbid aggression country usual force truth shall away lies facts protagonists shall go history cuba’s example shall prevail dedicated health workers pride nation brought jose marti’s idea country humanity shall awarded prize noble hearts deserve years since won recognition peoples blessed health work us government health
CUB 2020 956 956 shall prevail dedicated health workers pride nation brought jose marti’s idea country humanity shall awarded prize noble hearts deserve years since won recognition peoples blessed health work us government hiding intention enforce new harsher aggressive measures cuba next months state international community people take pride history committed ideals achievements revolution shall health
CUB 2020 1263 1263 nation since triumph revolution just announced world intention country men women science working non-stop one first vaccines going clinical trials world creators researchers experts coordination health system writing protocols healthcare infected persons recovered patients risk population allowed us keep epidemic statistics around per cent infected persons saved mortality rate average americas health
CUB 2020 1267 1267 just announced world intention country men women science working non-stop one first vaccines going clinical trials world creators researchers experts coordination health system writing protocols healthcare infected persons recovered patients risk population allowed us keep epidemic statistics around per cent infected persons saved mortality rate average americas world doctors bombs announced health
CUB 2020 1277 1277 one first vaccines going clinical trials world creators researchers experts coordination health system writing protocols healthcare infected persons recovered patients risk population allowed us keep epidemic statistics around per cent infected persons saved mortality rate average americas world doctors bombs announced one day historical leader cuban revolution chief sponsor scientific development health
CUB 2020 1285 1285 researchers experts coordination health system writing protocols healthcare infected persons recovered patients risk population allowed us keep epidemic statistics around per cent infected persons saved mortality rate average americas world doctors bombs announced one day historical leader cuban revolution chief sponsor scientific development cuba commander in-chief fidel castro ruz motto saving health
CYP 2020 24 24 mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen outset like express profound appreciation president seventy fourth session general assembly mr muhammad-bande outstanding leadership unprecedented times covid-19 pandemic also like congratulate newly elected president general assembly seventy-fifth session mr volkan bozkir wish every success exercise duties fair transparent manner excellencies ladies gentlemen republic health
CYP 2020 100 100 collective commitment multilateralism witnessing tendencies unilateralism revival nationalistic discourse create legitimacy deficit casts doubt overall credibility undermine effectiveness organization time also witnessing global crises like pandemic civil conflicts forced migration religious fundamentalism hunger poverty violent extremism destruction cultural heritage honest exact reasons disappointment skepticism effectiveness multilateralism people voice frustration international institutions health
CYP 2020 169 169 responsibility greater solidarity end seventy-fifth anniversary united nations provides opportunity organization reclaim inherent role reinvigorate tools uphold universal values excellencies ladies gentlemen amid extraordinary times pandemic underscored world’s vulnerability fragilities attesting concerted efforts humanity’s hope destined necessity eloquently put secretary general preventing spread covid-19 shared responsibility us together country can alone health
CYP 2020 228 228 worrying upward trend new coronovirus cases deaths currently witnessing globally hence believe way forward order protect vulnerable groups peoples collectively demonstrate solidarity supporting countries whose health systems need solidarity also include sharing vaccine covid-19 equitable reciprocate manner developed excellencies ladies gentlemen order consistent mentioned regards value multilateralism challenges facing will concentrate health
CZE 2020 87 87 group experts finalized text un charter respecting un charter states prerequisite rules based international system crucial peaceful coexistence planet world changed since today facing extraordinary pandemic situation become stress-test ability cooperate coordinated multilateral manner exactly times challenges need able reach high degree mutual understanding pretend everything works perfectly systemic limitations weaknesses health
CZE 2020 121 121 exactly times challenges need able reach high degree mutual understanding pretend everything works perfectly systemic limitations weaknesses global system clear substantial reform necessary see current health crisis opportunity opportunity put forward ambitious reforms will allow us build back better czech republic remains strong supporter un secretary-general reforms towards effective transparent responsible health
CZE 2020 153 153 reforms will allow us build back better czech republic remains strong supporter un secretary-general reforms towards effective transparent responsible un favour open discussion revision multilateral health architecture revision needs based fair objective evaluation international response pandemic unfortunately say regret response seen world health organization failed exercise global health leadership act resolutely health
CZE 2020 163 163 strong supporter un secretary-general reforms towards effective transparent responsible un favour open discussion revision multilateral health architecture revision needs based fair objective evaluation international response pandemic unfortunately say regret response seen world health organization failed exercise global health leadership act resolutely pandemic outbreak wuhan china limited success put softly helping countries health
CZE 2020 170 170 transparent responsible un favour open discussion revision multilateral health architecture revision needs based fair objective evaluation international response pandemic unfortunately say regret response seen world health organization failed exercise global health leadership act resolutely pandemic outbreak wuhan china limited success put softly helping countries prevent protect respond disease events failed even health
CZE 2020 175 175 discussion revision multilateral health architecture revision needs based fair objective evaluation international response pandemic unfortunately say regret response seen world health organization failed exercise global health leadership act resolutely pandemic outbreak wuhan china limited success put softly helping countries prevent protect respond disease events failed even fields usually praised application epidemiological health
CZE 2020 179 179 architecture revision needs based fair objective evaluation international response pandemic unfortunately say regret response seen world health organization failed exercise global health leadership act resolutely pandemic outbreak wuhan china limited success put softly helping countries prevent protect respond disease events failed even fields usually praised application epidemiological expertise medical know-how order health
CZE 2020 192 192 response seen world health organization failed exercise global health leadership act resolutely pandemic outbreak wuhan china limited success put softly helping countries prevent protect respond disease events failed even fields usually praised application epidemiological expertise medical know-how order help governments tackle virus outbreaks confusing recommendations regarding wearing facemask one example questionable health
CZE 2020 229 229 order help governments tackle virus outbreaks confusing recommendations regarding wearing facemask one example questionable role past months put shortly reminded necessity reform international mechanisms fight pandemic situations will easy task deserves lot attention experts well us top politicians declare czech republic supports reform will actively contribute let mention one example concrete health
CZE 2020 312 312 business opportunities sometimes business considerations important times stakeholders must conduct research development especially carefully responsibly research innovation great importance context search vaccine medical treatment covid-19 pandemic badly needs efficient crisis management national international level shows us essential increase investment scientific research technology development innovation prepare better addressing future crises faster much health
CZE 2020 391 391 technology developed czech republic used parts world course czech scientists actively collaborating colleagues abroad israel germany u.s nanotechnology field global arena let revert universal issues pandemic accelerated three major global trends undermine effective multilateralism global geopolitical confrontation increasing political economic fragmentation clash personal freedoms technological surveillance including tendency faster introduction artificial health
CZE 2020 418 418 three major global trends undermine effective multilateralism global geopolitical confrontation increasing political economic fragmentation clash personal freedoms technological surveillance including tendency faster introduction artificial intelligence health sector covid-19 crisis huge health crisis profound economic consequences czech republic extremely open globally highly integrated economy always favour strong rules based international trade system health
CZE 2020 423 423 effective multilateralism global geopolitical confrontation increasing political economic fragmentation clash personal freedoms technological surveillance including tendency faster introduction artificial intelligence health sector covid-19 crisis huge health crisis profound economic consequences czech republic extremely open globally highly integrated economy always favour strong rules based international trade system capacity ability global economic institutions health
CZE 2020 508 508 eu will make every effort enforce existing international trade rules shadow rising global trade tensions protectionist measures ambition open international trade possible mentioned light covid-19 pandemic socioeconomic implications europe will redefine role world political decisions eu now making deal crisis will shape future european project role eu global player coming years health
CZE 2020 608 608 leader difficult task face current competition especially us chinese companies nevertheless will way europe shown can global leader many specific areas like tackling climate_change global pandemic overshadowed many global issues disappeared europe will eventually deal illegal migration brexit extensive foreign security challenges european continent accept responsibility particularly area defense policy order health
CZE 2020 680 680 capabilities carry decisions healthy future economy crisis management also information czech republic like many countries merely europe unfortunate experience cyber-attacks hospitals acts simply make effects pandemic worse call countries work together un protect hospitals critical civilian infrastructure future cyber-attacks better time now show international community will tolerate aggressive cyber behaviour ready health
CZE 2020 712 712 protect hospitals critical civilian infrastructure future cyber-attacks better time now show international community will tolerate aggressive cyber behaviour ready work coordinated manner become resilient coronavirus pandemic truly shaken world unfortunately global political problem today wars fighting going czech republic together majority member states endorsed secretary general’s call global ceasefire time peace health
CZE 2020 1028 1028 europe won yet none countries defeated virus development rather dynamic number new cases rises every day upcoming months will hard nevertheless sure will overcome covid-19 pandemic just like will overcome global issues facing today czech republic ready work un member states making world safer cleaner prosperous thank attention wish good health health
CZE 2020 1053 1053 pandemic just like will overcome global issues facing today czech republic ready work un member states making world safer cleaner prosperous thank attention wish good health endless energy positive motivation joint effort health
DEU 2020 27 27 president excellencies ladies gentlemen survivors immune others dead rather pithy description end spanish flu one hundred years ago german medical historian pithy fact recoil consider pandemic firm grip world today thirty million people already infected coronavirus almost one million people died longer-term impacts hunger poverty displacement conflicts beginning reach us now health
DEU 2020 67 67 died longer-term impacts hunger poverty displacement conflicts beginning reach us now yet history repeat least allow choice ladies gentlemen things illustrate clearly experiences made covid-19 pandemic one hand show lack transparency coupled disinformation conspiracy theories can kill point path crisis path reason founded scientific expertise path cooperation based common rules rules health
DEU 2020 124 124 come contact days ago someone tested positive virus hope technology works can understand saying nonetheless ladies gentlemen long virus can affect every one us get pandemic control throughout world will able overcome long term affected must centre efforts search vaccines medicines must competition beauty contest germany set aside three billion euro health
DEU 2020 159 159 must centre efforts search vaccines medicines must competition beauty contest germany set aside three billion euro year global crisis management particular focus united nations world health organization international monetary fund world bank biggest exporter pharmaceutical products expressed clear commitment distributing potential vaccines medicines covid-19 fair way global public good ladies gentlemen health
DEU 2020 199 199 potential vaccines medicines covid-19 fair way global public good ladies gentlemen crisis also shows international cooperation neither ideology end contrary delivers results far beyond actual pandemic ukraine negotiations russia ukraine france germany helped bring longest ceasefire since beginning conflict hundreds thousands people east country currently longer living permanent spectre war grounds health
DEU 2020 407 407 germany’s presidency july falling deaf ears many places problem far credibility security council concerned first foremost disaster millions people war crisis areas utterly defenceless face pandemic need still greater efforts fight violence terrorism sahel closer dialogue countries region regional organisations international community sahel alliance partnership security stability sahel international coalition sahel health
DEU 2020 885 885 ago fall berlin wall iron curtain decision underpinned charter paris charter proclaimed era confrontation division europe ended new era democracy peace unity begun today midst pandemic generation faces choice either go alone without taking others consideration throw multilateral legacy winds renew legacy show right response crises age solidarity cooperation justice germany health
DJI 2020 94 94 assure country’s full support cooperation also like extend sincere congratulations predecessor mr tijjani muhammad-bande team decisive efforts made ensure continuity general assembly’s activities beginning global health crisis reiterate deep gratitude secretary-general presentation annual report containing pertinent analysis current global issues major challenges face contain miracle recipe solutions advocates sure antidote pessimism health
DJI 2020 194 194 economic growth fight poverty promotion international cooperation year nothing like previous years will remain forever etched annals history year world shaken unprecedented violence eruption covid-19 pandemic major event considerable health political economic humanitarian impact major upheavals caused serious economic consequences affected sectors economy particularly tourism informal economy sector employs significant proportion health
DJI 2020 198 198 promotion international cooperation year nothing like previous years will remain forever etched annals history year world shaken unprecedented violence eruption covid-19 pandemic major event considerable health political economic humanitarian impact major upheavals caused serious economic consequences affected sectors economy particularly tourism informal economy sector employs significant proportion population low- income countries health
DJI 2020 280 280 importance adequate response international financial institutions bilateral partners favour developing countries countries making considerable efforts cope crisis will clearly able contain devastating effects alone covid-19 pandemic disproportionately affected women children elderly migrants refugees must ensure response special attention paid groups allow re-emphasize critical importance accelerating efforts achieve sustainable development goal achieve health
DJI 2020 326 326 achieve sustainable development goal achieve gender equality empowerment women girls cross-cutting foundation achievement sustainable development agenda mr president djibouti quickly realized severity crisis put urgent health measures place contain spread virus thanks policy border controls containment mass testing treatment infected people assessment drawing today largely satisfactory like commend health personnel whose health
DJI 2020 349 349 put urgent health measures place contain spread virus thanks policy border controls containment mass testing treatment infected people assessment drawing today largely satisfactory like commend health personnel whose professionalism dedication exemplary also owe success cooperation people djibouti whose discipline motivation fight covid-19 source inspiration us also commend resilience face proliferation false health
DJI 2020 388 388 motivation fight covid-19 source inspiration us also commend resilience face proliferation false information described infodemic establishment relationships based trust genuine permanent dialogue citizens can overcome epidemic despite successes achieved action characterized rejection complacency exhortation vigilant times regard impact covid-19 crisis economy employment although difficult measure medium- long-term effects particularly maritime traffic health
DJI 2020 420 420 complacency exhortation vigilant times regard impact covid-19 crisis economy employment although difficult measure medium- long-term effects particularly maritime traffic djibouti like african countries hit hard health crisis response undertaken emergency measures support economy employment created special fund social solidarity fight coronavirus measures contributed containing effects crisis also able rely valuable support health
DJI 2020 499 499 disruptive effects climate_change continued flow refugees fleeing instability conflict djibouti hopes able rely solidarity partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make health
DJI 2020 513 513 partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting health
DJI 2020 532 532 agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave caused pandemic also detrimental impact fight terrorism conflict management many theatres terrorist groups seen opportunity health
DJI 2020 544 544 covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave caused pandemic also detrimental impact fight terrorism conflict management many theatres terrorist groups seen opportunity reorganize take advantage security vacuum created fight covid-19 peacekeeping operations despite initial health
DJI 2020 787 787 mr president september celebrated seventy-fifth anniversary founding united nations virtually took opportunity reaffirm central place organization must occupy collective efforts address challenges face fight covid-19 pandemic dictates compelling duty collaborate work together now proven one us danger danger hollow formula superficial generalization cost human lives economic loss concrete demonstration danger inaction health
DMA 2020 67 67 guterres continued efforts promoting peace security development challenging times mr president general assembly seventy-fifth session convened time global community galvanized pursuit impartiality respect justice face pandemic presents global economic uncertainties unlike witnessed recent history distinguished delegates moments like difficult challenging appear also provide us opportunity temper culture must now find new health
DMA 2020 184 184 test resilience reshaped organizations united body continues function countries business reality small island developing states like dominica already face several inherent challenges added consequences covid-19 pandemic exacerbated difficulties including limitation protect health well-being citizens mr president fellow delegates commonwealth dominica recorded first case dreaded covid-19 virus march fortunate far confirmed cases health
DMA 2020 190 190 continues function countries business reality small island developing states like dominica already face several inherent challenges added consequences covid-19 pandemic exacerbated difficulties including limitation protect health well-being citizens mr president fellow delegates commonwealth dominica recorded first case dreaded covid-19 virus march fortunate far confirmed cases six currently active recorded deaths mr health
DMA 2020 230 230 march fortunate far confirmed cases six currently active recorded deaths mr president dominica recorded first active case covid-19 government immediately imposed responsible measures accordance world health organization standards protocols government adopted series containment measures included enforcement curfew hours closure ports entry educational institutions non-essential businesses public services period three months result health
DMA 2020 263 263 measures included enforcement curfew hours closure ports entry educational institutions non-essential businesses public services period three months result actions support every citizen united collective fight pandemic resulted commonwealth dominica ranked highly among countries remained steadfast goals reducing eliminating active cases pandemic past eight months unfortunately despite best efforts health-care experts now health
DMA 2020 278 278 three months result actions support every citizen united collective fight pandemic resulted commonwealth dominica ranked highly among countries remained steadfast goals reducing eliminating active cases pandemic past eight months unfortunately despite best efforts health-care experts now informed us must ready populations second wave therefore sober moral ethical duty us leaders appreciate health
DMA 2020 587 587 nations explore adaptable solutions de-risking involve broadening revenue base states distinguished delegates dominica extend congratulations republic cuba nomination henry reeve international contingent doctors specializing major diseases epidemics nobel peace prize fitting recognition sterling work cuba done providing support throughout world countries confronting pandemics natural disasters cuban medical brigade example health diplomacy health
DMA 2020 588 588 explore adaptable solutions de-risking involve broadening revenue base states distinguished delegates dominica extend congratulations republic cuba nomination henry reeve international contingent doctors specializing major diseases epidemics nobel peace prize fitting recognition sterling work cuba done providing support throughout world countries confronting pandemics natural disasters cuban medical brigade example health diplomacy genuine health
DMA 2020 604 604 nomination henry reeve international contingent doctors specializing major diseases epidemics nobel peace prize fitting recognition sterling work cuba done providing support throughout world countries confronting pandemics natural disasters cuban medical brigade example health diplomacy genuine internationalism true embodiment term brother’s keeper sincerely hope world taking note salute cuba humanitarian assistance countries health
DMA 2020 611 611 major diseases epidemics nobel peace prize fitting recognition sterling work cuba done providing support throughout world countries confronting pandemics natural disasters cuban medical brigade example health diplomacy genuine internationalism true embodiment term brother’s keeper sincerely hope world taking note salute cuba humanitarian assistance countries including dominica received immeasurable benefit supportive work health
DMA 2020 647 647 world taking note salute cuba humanitarian assistance countries including dominica received immeasurable benefit supportive work cuban doctors nurses health-care professionals particularly critical period addressing covid-19 pandemic light reiterate call end 60-year-long unfair unjustifiable blockade cuban government people despite substantially disadvantaged blockade cuba continues reach support others crisis shown us nothing else health
DMA 2020 710 710 call change policy matter government dominica also salutes government people people’s republic china government people bolivarian republic venezuela notwithstanding challenges made significant contributions fight covid-19 pandemic caribbean region also express sincere gratitude caribbean public health agency carpha pan american health organization world health organization exceptional guidance throughout pandemic global partners supporting health
DMA 2020 719 719 people people’s republic china government people bolivarian republic venezuela notwithstanding challenges made significant contributions fight covid-19 pandemic caribbean region also express sincere gratitude caribbean public health agency carpha pan american health organization world health organization exceptional guidance throughout pandemic global partners supporting agencies continue assess vulnerable caribbean region challenging times say health
DMA 2020 724 724 people bolivarian republic venezuela notwithstanding challenges made significant contributions fight covid-19 pandemic caribbean region also express sincere gratitude caribbean public health agency carpha pan american health organization world health organization exceptional guidance throughout pandemic global partners supporting agencies continue assess vulnerable caribbean region challenging times say thank like every small island health
DMA 2020 727 727 venezuela notwithstanding challenges made significant contributions fight covid-19 pandemic caribbean region also express sincere gratitude caribbean public health agency carpha pan american health organization world health organization exceptional guidance throughout pandemic global partners supporting agencies continue assess vulnerable caribbean region challenging times say thank like every small island developing state commonwealth health
DMA 2020 732 732 contributions fight covid-19 pandemic caribbean region also express sincere gratitude caribbean public health agency carpha pan american health organization world health organization exceptional guidance throughout pandemic global partners supporting agencies continue assess vulnerable caribbean region challenging times say thank like every small island developing state commonwealth dominica remains hopeful population size health
DNK 2020 22 22 mr president dear delegates world facing many challenges seventy-five years establishment united nations dependent ever need multilateralism need cooperation facing global pandemic threatening lives vulnerable people countries facing climate_change risks getting control facing economic setback may rob millions people descent future facing terrorism instability increasing danger cyber-attacks health
DNK 2020 87 87 areas truth can much better denmark ready play part far allocated one billion danish kroner assist world’s poorest vulnerable people fight covid-19 committed reformed world health organization ensure stronger resilient global health systems plan double core support world health organization insist using pandemic wake-up call build better greener fair future deliver health
DNK 2020 93 93 ready play part far allocated one billion danish kroner assist world’s poorest vulnerable people fight covid-19 committed reformed world health organization ensure stronger resilient global health systems plan double core support world health organization insist using pandemic wake-up call build better greener fair future deliver paris agreement sustainable development goals mr health
DNK 2020 100 100 danish kroner assist world’s poorest vulnerable people fight covid-19 committed reformed world health organization ensure stronger resilient global health systems plan double core support world health organization insist using pandemic wake-up call build better greener fair future deliver paris agreement sustainable development goals mr president ready take lead fulfilling sdg well health
DNK 2020 104 104 poorest vulnerable people fight covid-19 committed reformed world health organization ensure stronger resilient global health systems plan double core support world health organization insist using pandemic wake-up call build better greener fair future deliver paris agreement sustainable development goals mr president ready take lead fulfilling sdg well energy transition must heart health
DNK 2020 267 267 smugglers countries along routes migration need assistance manage irregular migration countries origin need help create real alternatives mr president un built ideals human rights current pandemic jeopardizes progress made already gender equality every woman every girl right decide life body future denmark stands secretary-general vision behind call action human rights rights health
DOM 2020 134 134 problems serve ultimately meeting point nations share planet without un universal declaration human rights exist something inconceivable us today neither organizations like unicef fao world health organization world bank international criminal courts carried peacekeeping missions history avoided much suffering world better far perfect new challenges threats bring global problems whose scale health
DOM 2020 315 315 republic made special contribution agenda protection civilians conflict context covid-19 presidential declaration unanimous agreement council spirit prevail immediate future comes carrying policies allowing us stop pandemic first extend treatment vaccination later meantime rebuilding pandemic damaged dominican republic pandemic hit us particularly hard precarious social protection system per capita social spending compared health
DOM 2020 323 323 context covid-19 presidential declaration unanimous agreement council spirit prevail immediate future comes carrying policies allowing us stop pandemic first extend treatment vaccination later meantime rebuilding pandemic damaged dominican republic pandemic hit us particularly hard precarious social protection system per capita social spending compared regional average paradox exists one nations highest economic health
DOM 2020 327 327 unanimous agreement council spirit prevail immediate future comes carrying policies allowing us stop pandemic first extend treatment vaccination later meantime rebuilding pandemic damaged dominican republic pandemic hit us particularly hard precarious social protection system per capita social spending compared regional average paradox exists one nations highest economic growth region managed far health
DOM 2020 362 362 capita social spending compared regional average paradox exists one nations highest economic growth region managed far close equity gap know equity gap will fixed investing health education government launching ambitious public health program history achieve universal coverage end year increase public investment national health system along plan promote quality education among health
DOM 2020 368 368 paradox exists one nations highest economic growth region managed far close equity gap know equity gap will fixed investing health education government launching ambitious public health program history achieve universal coverage end year increase public investment national health system along plan promote quality education among measures will provide students teachers electronic health
DOM 2020 380 380 gap know equity gap will fixed investing health education government launching ambitious public health program history achieve universal coverage end year increase public investment national health system along plan promote quality education among measures will provide students teachers electronic devices covid-19 disturb educational process future wait students miss minute learning young health
DOM 2020 463 463 strengthen member states commitment global agenda youth peace security directly involves young people plans however talking peace security without talking development simply plainly wasting time pandemic organization already reform process assist member states achieving sustainable development goals agenda evident achieving objectives requires accelerated implementation purposeful commitment developed countries however five years health
DOM 2020 602 602 test predict will fail assembly assumes threat will annulled policies combining legitimate national interests country global solutions adopted entire international community must act three areas health education technology field health meeting help create conditions universal access vaccine covid-19 soon remedy available demand vaccine accessible human beings planet reason creation organization like health
DOM 2020 606 606 assembly assumes threat will annulled policies combining legitimate national interests country global solutions adopted entire international community must act three areas health education technology field health meeting help create conditions universal access vaccine covid-19 soon remedy available demand vaccine accessible human beings planet reason creation organization like measure historical challenges one health
DOM 2020 635 635 conditions universal access vaccine covid-19 soon remedy available demand vaccine accessible human beings planet reason creation organization like measure historical challenges one achieve role world health organization essential well creation global solidarity fund will serve reserve mitigate ravages future pandemics field schooling must share positive experiences including online education skills training health
DOM 2020 649 649 reason creation organization like measure historical challenges one achieve role world health organization essential well creation global solidarity fund will serve reserve mitigate ravages future pandemics field schooling must share positive experiences including online education skills training support investment efforts educational policies finally un must engine guide 21st century truly century health
DZA 2020 98 98 nations organization founded wake horrific human tragedy experienced successes failures face increasing number various international challenges challenges revealed many flaws international system especially light current health circumstances belief need strong international organization leads us reaffirm necessity advance comprehensive reform organization order improve performance enhance efficiency regard algeria reiterates adherence position african health
DZA 2020 532 532 national revolution liberation antiterrorism played pivotal role national reconstruction process promoted algeria also pays particular attention young people participation public life difficult circumstances imposed covid-19 pandemic deterred algeria striving implement sustainable development goals connection country currently finalizing national framework indicators measure progress made towards achieving goals also working integrating sustainable development health
DZA 2020 620 620 presidential elections held december elections reaffirmed sovereignty algerian people freedom choose make decisions algeria made great strides political economic social reforms recent months despite challenging health situation order build new strong secure prosperous algeria context algeria will organize referendum held november draft reform constitution order determine foundations democratic political system will health
ECU 2020 30 30 heads state government many years general assembly discussed cooperation dialogue solidarity importance progress science technology ending poverty world also discussed urgent need strengthening organization multilateralism pandemic affecting planet made hight time turn good intentions meaningful actions covid-19 put every pressure bear multilateralism six months began dealing health emergency also social economic health
ECU 2020 51 51 need strengthening organization multilateralism pandemic affecting planet made hight time turn good intentions meaningful actions covid-19 put every pressure bear multilateralism six months began dealing health emergency also social economic one without exception every country hit deadly virus will able save lives revive economy without support multilateral organizations private enterprise academic health
ECU 2020 177 177 past years ecuador’s national development plan lifetime remiss implementing aligned agenda sustainable development firmly believe need strong solid committed multilateral system ensures financial technical support pandemic shown technology key guaranteeing citizens rights access remote health care education work also shown great digital divide exists among nations product inequality post-covid era will health
ECU 2020 186 186 aligned agenda sustainable development firmly believe need strong solid committed multilateral system ensures financial technical support pandemic shown technology key guaranteeing citizens rights access remote health care education work also shown great digital divide exists among nations product inequality post-covid era will pose us challenge reviving economies focusing small- medium-sized businesses health
ECU 2020 240 240 thousands jobs necessary offer flexible sufficient lines credit acceptable terms well also imperative meet commitments official development assistance colleagues around world country underscores work world health organization leadership crisis support covax facility initiative step access covid-19 vaccines repository technologies combat pandemic way will able enjoy fairly distributed patent-free vaccines special attention health
ECU 2020 255 255 official development assistance colleagues around world country underscores work world health organization leadership crisis support covax facility initiative step access covid-19 vaccines repository technologies combat pandemic way will able enjoy fairly distributed patent-free vaccines special attention afforded vulnerable disadvantaged people pandemic affected us impact severe vulnerable groups addition covid-19 lockdown lack health
ECU 2020 270 270 covax facility initiative step access covid-19 vaccines repository technologies combat pandemic way will able enjoy fairly distributed patent-free vaccines special attention afforded vulnerable disadvantaged people pandemic affected us impact severe vulnerable groups addition covid-19 lockdown lack employment poverty exacerbated gender-based violence women children stay home abusers risking physical mental safety sometimes health
ECU 2020 308 308 exacerbated gender-based violence women children stay home abusers risking physical mental safety sometimes even lives older adults people disabilities also suffering disproportionately crisis increased risk infection ecuador provided welfare vouchers mobility self-care assistance many cases decent housing cost together member states endorsed policy brief entitled disability-inclusive response covid-19 likewise recognize vulnerability health
ECU 2020 351 351 brief entitled disability-inclusive response covid-19 likewise recognize vulnerability indigenous peoples must give priority attention commensurate circumstances must guarantee access treatments vaccines migrants also disproportionately affected pandemic host country ecuador seeks guarantee exercise rights humanitarian response will continue firmly support global compact safe orderly regular migration well full implementation declaration quito human health
ECU 2020 577 577 confident call relevant security council resolution security council resolution will serve first step towards achieving definitive sustainable peace throughout world today obligation join efforts fight pandemic now common enemy recently commemoration bombing hiroshima nagasaki served remind us devastating consequences nuclear weapons therefore welcome forthcoming entry force treaty prohibition nuclear weapons pandemic health
ECU 2020 602 602 pandemic now common enemy recently commemoration bombing hiroshima nagasaki served remind us devastating consequences nuclear weapons therefore welcome forthcoming entry force treaty prohibition nuclear weapons pandemic must serve additional reason step disarmament obligations make available needed resources revitalization friends heads state government conclude stressing ecuador firmly supports initiative move forward meaningful health
EGY 2020 49 49 session objectively wisely convening high-level segment current session garners particular importance year coincides commemoration seventy-fifth anniversary establishment united nations also comes time world facing covid-19 pandemic one profound crises times terms severity impact caused tragic human losses well profound economic social impact will affect world many years come events come time health
EGY 2020 1028 1028 step right path efforts followed additional steps help countries lessen socioeconomic gap developed developing states cure problem financing development furthermore current profound crisis due covid-19 pandemic mandates world provide support developing countries offering stimulating packages economies reducing accumulated debt liabilities utilizing available instruments international financial institutions aiming contributing create favorable environment health
EGY 2020 1059 1059 countries offering stimulating packages economies reducing accumulated debt liabilities utilizing available instruments international financial institutions aiming contributing create favorable environment help developing countries contain impacts pandemic deal already-existing problems terrorism disorderly migration treating root-causes conflicts context highlight necessity supporting africa specific develop real potent partnerships support continent’s capacities order face political health
EGY 2020 1418 1418 stages structural reform programme without legitimacy granted egyptian people state institutions direct free will success reforms major contribution fortifying economy limiting losses due corona virus pandemic taking consideration egypt among countries able achieve positive growth rates despite pandemic addition controlling inflation rates decline unemployment lowest levels twenty years mere data statistics health
EGY 2020 1430 1430 free will success reforms major contribution fortifying economy limiting losses due corona virus pandemic taking consideration egypt among countries able achieve positive growth rates despite pandemic addition controlling inflation rates decline unemployment lowest levels twenty years mere data statistics depict magnitude achieved egypt best witness evidence tangible continuous achievements major national health
EGY 2020 1505 1505 repercussions groups society called upon us formulate social programmes targeting lower income provide necessary protection mitigate effects reforms framework solidarity preserves dignity concurrently keen prioritizing health care fundamental right egypt already started implementing universal health coverage programme citizens parallel succeeded launching largest medical survey campaign history detect eliminate hepatitis c non-communicable health
EGY 2020 1514 1514 targeting lower income provide necessary protection mitigate effects reforms framework solidarity preserves dignity concurrently keen prioritizing health care fundamental right egypt already started implementing universal health coverage programme citizens parallel succeeded launching largest medical survey campaign history detect eliminate hepatitis c non-communicable diseases dispense treatment dispensed free charge discovered cases addition health
EGY 2020 1531 1531 care fundamental right egypt already started implementing universal health coverage programme citizens parallel succeeded launching largest medical survey campaign history detect eliminate hepatitis c non-communicable diseases dispense treatment dispensed free charge discovered cases addition initiatives launched end waiting lists critical surgeries support women’s health treat various diseases affect newborns schoolchildren particular health
EGY 2020 1549 1549 campaign history detect eliminate hepatitis c non-communicable diseases dispense treatment dispensed free charge discovered cases addition initiatives launched end waiting lists critical surgeries support women’s health treat various diseases affect newborns schoolchildren particular midst without propaganda blackmail like point never failed humanitarian duty towards nearly five million immigrants refugees forced leave health
EGY 2020 1552 1552 eliminate hepatitis c non-communicable diseases dispense treatment dispensed free charge discovered cases addition initiatives launched end waiting lists critical surgeries support women’s health treat various diseases affect newborns schoolchildren particular midst without propaganda blackmail like point never failed humanitarian duty towards nearly five million immigrants refugees forced leave countries due wars health
EGY 2020 1748 1748 enhance credibility achieve fair representation africa correct historical injustice inflicted address legitimate demands enshrined ezulwini consensus sirte declaration order confront grave challenges resulting outbreak coronavirus pandemic well existing regional international problems imperative us uphold principle international cooperation solidarity ever avoid rivalry polarization hope born pain perhaps will find current crises motivates health
ERI 2020 42 42 honour deliver speech behalf president state eritrea h.e mr isaias afwerki un general assembly taking place year critical juncture world cross-roads account vicious covid-19 global pandemic inculcated immense loss life far may recalled underlined following salient points message un general assembly last year far global trends concerned stated quote world cusp health
ERI 2020 230 230 pleas petitions higher efficacy emphasized solemnly almost every year alas new world year depressing calamity huge loss life covid-19 continues incur globally albeit agonizing dimensions pandemic starkly exposed structural flaws deficiencies prevailing precarious economic security global order debunked spurious explanations narratives peddled past embellish rationalize largely dysfunctional global order indeed rather health
ERI 2020 258 258 structural flaws deficiencies prevailing precarious economic security global order debunked spurious explanations narratives peddled past embellish rationalize largely dysfunctional global order indeed rather perverted sense pandemic constitutes wake-up call costly reminder us mend ways distinguished participants pursuit ideals enduring global peace stability prosperity squarely predicated can flourish edifice robust global organization health
ESP 2020 122 122 swine flu causing tens thousands deaths several continents now year outbreak initially located market wuhan brought entire world standstill months plunged humankind worst crisis century health economic social consequences covid-19 comparable humankind suffered influenza pandemic great depression second world war virus affecting humanity regardless ideology borders fortunes poverty working hand hand health
ESP 2020 131 131 year outbreak initially located market wuhan brought entire world standstill months plunged humankind worst crisis century health economic social consequences covid-19 comparable humankind suffered influenza pandemic great depression second world war virus affecting humanity regardless ideology borders fortunes poverty working hand hand virus poverty proven factor can aggravate diminish anything pandemic health
ESP 2020 156 156 pandemic great depression second world war virus affecting humanity regardless ideology borders fortunes poverty working hand hand virus poverty proven factor can aggravate diminish anything pandemic exacerbated difficulties inequalities pandemic widened injustice vulnerability gap eswatini small country southern africa one thousand women contracted hiv every single day last year schools safe health
ESP 2020 160 160 world war virus affecting humanity regardless ideology borders fortunes poverty working hand hand virus poverty proven factor can aggravate diminish anything pandemic exacerbated difficulties inequalities pandemic widened injustice vulnerability gap eswatini small country southern africa one thousand women contracted hiv every single day last year schools safe exclusive spaces created young health
ESP 2020 197 197 women contracted hiv every single day last year schools safe exclusive spaces created young women adolescent girls eswatini winning fight aids ten years ahead schedule pandemic widens gaps stops progress stops hope virus care technology societies forced react pandemic reduced personal contacts even resorted confinement sought keep work education leisure activities health
ESP 2020 210 210 young women adolescent girls eswatini winning fight aids ten years ahead schedule pandemic widens gaps stops progress stops hope virus care technology societies forced react pandemic reduced personal contacts even resorted confinement sought keep work education leisure activities social lives digitalization proven effective alternative maintaining social activity virus infect selectively gender health
ESP 2020 252 252 effective alternative maintaining social activity virus infect selectively gender hit large numbers people women taken essential burden caregiving lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological health
ESP 2020 270 270 lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological progress fourth industrial revolution linked digitalization challenge overcoming excruciating inequalities poverty challenge full equality women men eradication form health
ESP 2020 365 365 parallel interference ensuring may used scientific purposes can achieve sustainable development goals regarding climate life water terrestrial ecosystems set minds assembly appropriate forum reflect impact pandemic sustainable development goals decade action high-level political forum held exceptionally heads state government level agree upon urgent measures will enable us achieve goals set five health
ESP 2020 834 834 poverty reduce oppressive social inequalities also need put end inequality men women forms inequality based beliefs sexual orientation gender identity multilateralism can achieve act united pandemic enduring happened past months reminds us practical moral imperative act unity totally contrary positions time now questioning multilateral system eroding foundations can ask world health health
ESP 2020 859 859 pandemic enduring happened past months reminds us practical moral imperative act unity totally contrary positions time now questioning multilateral system eroding foundations can ask world health organization lead response pandemic effectively resources keep dwindling can champion open interconnected world citizens free greater quality life demonize immigration backtrack international trade rules can health
ESP 2020 863 863 months reminds us practical moral imperative act unity totally contrary positions time now questioning multilateral system eroding foundations can ask world health organization lead response pandemic effectively resources keep dwindling can champion open interconnected world citizens free greater quality life demonize immigration backtrack international trade rules can advance defence human rights health
ESP 2020 935 935 regression nationalism protectionism will lead us inequality heightened tension ultimately confrontation world divided distrust conflict global just safer world choice facing interdependence nations undisputed fact pandemic served reminder enough invoke unity action abstract empty principle need believe unity unity enables us advance together unity averts conflicts unity saves lives unity unity health
ESP 2020 1003 1003 current moment shows us one way strengthen multilateralism defending global public goods along five main lines must guide rebuilding multilateral architecture firstly must strengthen global health system time equip world health organization new tools following expert opinions independent evaluation committee sign global compact health based agenda lead socioeconomic recovery bolsters national health
ESP 2020 1008 1008 way strengthen multilateralism defending global public goods along five main lines must guide rebuilding multilateral architecture firstly must strengthen global health system time equip world health organization new tools following expert opinions independent evaluation committee sign global compact health based agenda lead socioeconomic recovery bolsters national capacities tackling new pandemics achieving health
ESP 2020 1021 1021 rebuilding multilateral architecture firstly must strengthen global health system time equip world health organization new tools following expert opinions independent evaluation committee sign global compact health based agenda lead socioeconomic recovery bolsters national capacities tackling new pandemics achieving universal health coverage time must guarantee equitable access covid-19 vaccines effective option medical health
ESP 2020 1032 1032 world health organization new tools following expert opinions independent evaluation committee sign global compact health based agenda lead socioeconomic recovery bolsters national capacities tackling new pandemics achieving universal health coverage time must guarantee equitable access covid-19 vaccines effective option medical standpoint also absolute non-negotiable moral imperative secondly must step climate-ambition commitments health
ESP 2020 1035 1035 new tools following expert opinions independent evaluation committee sign global compact health based agenda lead socioeconomic recovery bolsters national capacities tackling new pandemics achieving universal health coverage time must guarantee equitable access covid-19 vaccines effective option medical standpoint also absolute non-negotiable moral imperative secondly must step climate-ambition commitments left real choice health
ESP 2020 1292 1292 successfully combat oppose fifthly finally must commit financial multilateralism international financial institutions called play critical role overcoming global crisis contributing development green digital technology particularly health education communications sectors certain regions latin america caribbean submerged deepest economic crisis known since world war two convened high-level conference june call international financial institutions health
ESP 2020 1553 1553 responsibilities countries whether due inaction omission allowed disaffection distrust government spread across globe whether due indifference cowardice ignored threats realities seriously affect physical political moral health planet today witnessing resurgence exclusionary xenophobic nationalisms autarkic delusions blatant authoritarianisms seeing rise leaderships based demagogy lies fuelling hate face insidious developments like call international health
ESP 2020 1649 1649 intent putting yet physical ideological borders worked hard tear must proactive essential understand many ideas determined social order economic development world past decades ceased viable health emergency enduring climate_emergency successive crises recessions clearly reflect depletion failure model continue aspire rampant unnatural growth build world based destruction guaranteed public services environment live health
EST 2020 49 49 plagues wars always find people equally unprepared last year gathered new york traditional un general assembly now seems distant past occasion belong world exist anymore pandemic gave thorough shock way life also taught us lesson lesson climate_change mean reality loss diversified ecosystems risks co-habitation people species crowded towns bitter worry survival health
EST 2020 103 103 work multilateral organisations make sure avoid global fights limited resources lesson need avoid restricting human rights freedoms survival fittest lesson importance technology digital solutions avoid health related risks stop unnecessary pollution planet lesson fair burden sharing fighting climate_change fair access technology promote equal opportunities people globally fair transparent means control technology health
EST 2020 143 143 technology promote equal opportunities people globally fair transparent means control technology used harm societies estonia world’s first digitally transformed state public services run online disruption pandemic limited upscaling e education distant working saw less scramble country move everything online previously ran paper high penetration rates digital technologies society equal access digital health
EST 2020 369 369 c02 neutral economy come green energy production intermittent must balance developing reserve capacities like pump storage hydrogen also even peak demands smart consumption management way pandemic aftermath gives us opportunity great global technological leap digital solutions can make societies equal resilient accessible sustainable digital development comes also vulnerabilities risks associated cyber health
EST 2020 424 424 security council since january year kept campaign promise bring formal table security council already march continued may estonia habit keeping word dear colleagues tackle global pandemic conventional unconventional threats disappeared world around us unpredictable unsecure take ongoing wars ukraine syria conflict sahel recent devastating disaster lebanon well grave human rights violations health
EST 2020 452 452 threats disappeared world around us unpredictable unsecure take ongoing wars ukraine syria conflict sahel recent devastating disaster lebanon well grave human rights violations belarus overall pandemic even reinforced consequences conflicts example health well-being vulnerable children women adolescents pandemic used pretext lift sanctions restrict humanitarian aid new divisions emerged friends unacceptable dear health
EST 2020 458 458 unsecure take ongoing wars ukraine syria conflict sahel recent devastating disaster lebanon well grave human rights violations belarus overall pandemic even reinforced consequences conflicts example health well-being vulnerable children women adolescents pandemic used pretext lift sanctions restrict humanitarian aid new divisions emerged friends unacceptable dear un family year un remains cornerstone health
EST 2020 464 464 conflict sahel recent devastating disaster lebanon well grave human rights violations belarus overall pandemic even reinforced consequences conflicts example health well-being vulnerable children women adolescents pandemic used pretext lift sanctions restrict humanitarian aid new divisions emerged friends unacceptable dear un family year un remains cornerstone multilateral world order alternative best possible health
ETH 2020 40 40 general assembly want assure fullest support cooperation effectively discharging responsibilities also take opportunity express profound appreciation predecessor professor tijjani-muhammad bande demonstrated able leadership face covid-19 pandemic disrupted work assembly excellencies mr president session indeed special marking 75th anniversary founding un also midst unprecedented crises believe will allow us chart way forward health
ETH 2020 139 139 part determined get back track build necessary momentum implementation context designing next ten years perspective plan coincides launching un decade action sdgs mr president doubt pandemic overwhelmed health systems across world crippled global economy many african countries including ethiopia also find facing risk becoming even food insecure world food programme already health
ETH 2020 141 141 get back track build necessary momentum implementation context designing next ten years perspective plan coincides launching un decade action sdgs mr president doubt pandemic overwhelmed health systems across world crippled global economy many african countries including ethiopia also find facing risk becoming even food insecure world food programme already warned instance health
ETH 2020 179 179 find facing risk becoming even food insecure world food programme already warned instance number acutely food insecure people region likely increase significantly due socioeconomic impact pandemic coupled multiple crises affecting region including massive outbreak desert locusts climate_change induced extreme_weather events threatens wipe livelihoods millions people therefore fully support call secretary-general antonio health
ETH 2020 241 241 measures give developing countries financial firepower need weather storm grateful international response support continent provided relief believe much still needs done mitigate medium long-term impact pandemic continent mr president objective recover rebuild better future green climate resilient way stark reminder need urgent action devastating impact climate_change witnessing various parts world region health
EU 2020 47 47 human rights fundamental freedoms therefore unwavering supporter united nations international organisations join forces human progress precisely working defeat covid-19 like whole world europe hard hit pandemic european union people lost lives salute memory covid-19 victims worldwide also pay tribute healthcare professionals safeguarded fabric societies crisis caused pandemic unprecedented exacerbated weaknesses fragile health
EU 2020 61 61 progress precisely working defeat covid-19 like whole world europe hard hit pandemic european union people lost lives salute memory covid-19 victims worldwide also pay tribute healthcare professionals safeguarded fabric societies crisis caused pandemic unprecedented exacerbated weaknesses fragile countries regions populations also revealed fragility countries thought strong thrown us sudden battle common health
EU 2020 68 68 world europe hard hit pandemic european union people lost lives salute memory covid-19 victims worldwide also pay tribute healthcare professionals safeguarded fabric societies crisis caused pandemic unprecedented exacerbated weaknesses fragile countries regions populations also revealed fragility countries thought strong thrown us sudden battle common enemy european union part forefront international cooperation health
EU 2020 190 190 back better greener ladies gentlemen crisis europe already embarked path fundamental transformation example deciding become first carbon-neutral continent adopting ambitious digital agenda line fundamental values pandemic increased determination transform economies societies tenfold billion mobilized urgent measures outset july european council decided mobilise ambitious unprecedented financial resources trillion coming years including billion health
EU 2020 557 557 sterile afro-pessimism naive afro-optimism recognize interdependence also calling recognize strong europe needs strong africa vice versa potential huge investing innovating developing infrastructure promoting education supporting health systems key forging mutually beneficial partnership let us get inspired power african concept ubuntu way thinking humanity inextricably linked destinies linked individual actions succeed make health
EU 2020 603 603 linked individual actions succeed make sense common good principle ubuntu also reason renewed call settle question debts poorest countries spirit solidarity also takes account effects pandemic european union concerned tensions eastern mediterranean unilateral actions violations international law must absolutely stop together member states undertaking intensive diplomatic efforts defuse tensions promote dialogue health
FIN 2020 41 41 session general assembly can count finland’s support lead important body exceptional times times exceptional indeed start year nobody foreseen able gather new york september covid-19 pandemic hit us hard extending around globe affecting every continent state people areas life pandemic definition global challenge requires global response country able combat common enemy health
FIN 2020 55 55 indeed start year nobody foreseen able gather new york september covid-19 pandemic hit us hard extending around globe affecting every continent state people areas life pandemic definition global challenge requires global response country able combat common enemy alone one safe safe effective global response can come us together united nations like health
FIN 2020 88 88 able combat common enemy alone one safe safe effective global response can come us together united nations like reiterate unwavering support un system general world health organization particular efforts manage fight pandemic also like express appreciation strong leadership secretary-general antonio guterres shown crisis mr president although covid-19 pandemic far already taught health
FIN 2020 94 94 safe safe effective global response can come us together united nations like reiterate unwavering support un system general world health organization particular efforts manage fight pandemic also like express appreciation strong leadership secretary-general antonio guterres shown crisis mr president although covid-19 pandemic far already taught us number important lessons firstly shown health
FIN 2020 110 110 system general world health organization particular efforts manage fight pandemic also like express appreciation strong leadership secretary-general antonio guterres shown crisis mr president although covid-19 pandemic far already taught us number important lessons firstly shown take health security much seriously next pandemic emerges need better prevention better preparedness work global health health
FIN 2020 121 121 like express appreciation strong leadership secretary-general antonio guterres shown crisis mr president although covid-19 pandemic far already taught us number important lessons firstly shown take health security much seriously next pandemic emerges need better prevention better preparedness work global health security agenda can provide valuable support secondly unfortunately revealed tempted react health
FIN 2020 126 126 secretary-general antonio guterres shown crisis mr president although covid-19 pandemic far already taught us number important lessons firstly shown take health security much seriously next pandemic emerges need better prevention better preparedness work global health security agenda can provide valuable support secondly unfortunately revealed tempted react immediate threats nationally internationally pandemic health
FIN 2020 135 135 pandemic far already taught us number important lessons firstly shown take health security much seriously next pandemic emerges need better prevention better preparedness work global health security agenda can provide valuable support secondly unfortunately revealed tempted react immediate threats nationally internationally pandemic broke initial reaction unite behind multilateral efforts instead much- health
FIN 2020 151 151 pandemic emerges need better prevention better preparedness work global health security agenda can provide valuable support secondly unfortunately revealed tempted react immediate threats nationally internationally pandemic broke initial reaction unite behind multilateral efforts instead much- needed global response witnessed series national responses faced completely new situation may understandable raise concerns will health
FIN 2020 195 195 new situation may understandable raise concerns will able combat global challenges thirdly however encouraging past six months also proven capability radical measures needed order contain pandemic governments societies individuals suddenly prepared change behavior soon magnitude threat perceived unconventional solutions sought gives us hope will way must lose sight even persistent existential health
FIN 2020 513 513 closer dialogue permanent members security council stop arms control end day entire un system function unless p5 countries able work together excellencies global crisis covid-19 pandemic can negative effects peace security across world can intensify existing conflicts stall peace processes wake dormant tensions can also offer opportunities peace secretary-general’s call global health
FIN 2020 665 665 undermine respect rule law international commitments beijing declaration platform action progressive document ever rights women girls adopted twenty-five years ago unfortunately anniversary reason topical year pandemic hit women particularly hard harsh economic social implications women reversed progress achieved last decades attempts undermine women’s girls rights especially sexual reproductive health rights continue health
FIN 2020 688 688 topical year pandemic hit women particularly hard harsh economic social implications women reversed progress achieved last decades attempts undermine women’s girls rights especially sexual reproductive health rights continue order get back right track must live commitments made addition beijing declaration also applies istanbul convention ground-breaking legal instrument addressing violence women finland health
FJI 2020 74 74 storm dual crises fiji seen past april midst campaign contain outbreak coronavirus category cyclone harold already third storm seen season made landfall shores disaster authorities health officials sprang action taking every step in-line everything experts tell us stop spread highly contagious virus saved lives harold’s devastation even evacuating entire communities without health
FJI 2020 347 347 small part truth founding purpose timeless clear multilateral system emerged served different needs different age mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clear pandemic made painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicable diseases changing_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far deadlier ever abates health
FJI 2020 361 361 age mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clear pandemic made painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicable diseases changing_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far deadlier ever abates already seeing version environmental armageddon massive unprecedented fires american west australia even scandinavia arctic health
FJI 2020 418 418 skylines orange scorched millions acres land just last week greenland lost piece ice shelf larger number small island nations global climate_action mirrors incoherent global response pandemic children will see far greater horrors will cap global temperature rise either 1.5-degree 2-degree target will stop ocean ecosystems becoming inhospitable will prevent sixth mass health
FJI 2020 479 479 now will produce silver bullet saves us unmitigated climate impacts strategy may suffice covid-19 solving challenge complex climate_change demands daily enduring commitment already overdue recovery pandemic must mark transition decarbonized climate- resilient economic system mr president fiji worked closely un partners canada jamaica uk eu rwanda high-level engagement financing development explore health
FJI 2020 565 565 another national budget puts resources can muster behind balanced sustainable inclusive recovery possible allocated tens millions dollars direct assistance left unemployed working reduced hours result pandemic education remained free every primary secondary student fiji healthcare government facilities remained free every fijian maintained social protection vulnerable citizens including elderly persons living disabilities health
FJI 2020 574 574 sustainable inclusive recovery possible allocated tens millions dollars direct assistance left unemployed working reduced hours result pandemic education remained free every primary secondary student fiji healthcare government facilities remained free every fijian maintained social protection vulnerable citizens including elderly persons living disabilities rural pregnant mothers children single-parent destitute homes need care health
FJI 2020 781 781 pace march towards modern economy fund full recovery developing countries asked mere ten per cent historic stimulus packages richest nations deployed bridge gap economic wounds pandemic will fester cracks inequity will deepen undermining hard-earned development gains bringing economic catastrophe crashing vulnerable nations countries will forced reckon historic cost collapse mr president health
FJI 2020 824 824 will forced reckon historic cost collapse mr president meant year took back planet superyear nature oceans climate biodiversity food security survival life earth caught heels pandemic every nation fallen well short global commitments recovery covid-19 last best opportunity set towards future children deserve know neither global pandemic climate_emergency can solved communities health
FJI 2020 845 845 life earth caught heels pandemic every nation fallen well short global commitments recovery covid-19 last best opportunity set towards future children deserve know neither global pandemic climate_emergency can solved communities suffering devastation campaign collective action must press ahead parliaments board rooms stock exchanges hearts minds ordinary citizens everywhere world work begins health
FRA 2020 33 33 state government ladies gentlemen last year met new york general assembly called every one courage build peace shoulder responsibilities together courage must say severely tested health economic social security crisis unprecedented scale immediately became global never seen since establishment organization years ago courage came first foremost front line beginning around world health
FRA 2020 103 103 relying us commit build concrete responses together since crisis clearly requires cooperation requires us devise new international solutions first believe science knowledge humankind will defeat pandemic cure will found meantime one knows long will countries choice learn live virus world will learn live new reality escape revealing weaknesses placing us immediate health
FRA 2020 159 159 brutal certainly dizzying must approach without giving despair despondency clear-sightedness challenges faced intensified exacerbated within months successes achieved hampered setbacks accumulated years progress fight infectious diseases aids malaria tuberculosis thought eradicate delayed worse million people fallen fallen back extreme poverty food insecurity serious threat increased billion students affected schools closing countries health
FRA 2020 161 161 dizzying must approach without giving despair despondency clear-sightedness challenges faced intensified exacerbated within months successes achieved hampered setbacks accumulated years progress fight infectious diseases aids malaria tuberculosis thought eradicate delayed worse million people fallen fallen back extreme poverty food insecurity serious threat increased billion students affected schools closing countries forty million health
FRA 2020 205 205 students affected schools closing countries forty million children deprived first year education women front line seen forms sexual domestic gender-based violence build light many effects pandemic struck planet continues affect every continent means collective action fragmented solution will found cooperation international organizations crucially need world health organization accused complacency others manipulate health
FRA 2020 225 225 violence build light many effects pandemic struck planet continues affect every continent means collective action fragmented solution will found cooperation international organizations crucially need world health organization accused complacency others manipulate trusted third-party scientists journalists essential understanding ability efficiently respond crisis undermined state propaganda well misinformation epidemic organization risked powerlessness security health
FRA 2020 246 246 organizations crucially need world health organization accused complacency others manipulate trusted third-party scientists journalists essential understanding ability efficiently respond crisis undermined state propaganda well misinformation epidemic organization risked powerlessness security council guarantor peace stability struggled agree humanitarian truce supported strength just imagine struggled much agree little permanent members unable exceptional circumstances health
FRA 2020 284 284 supported strength just imagine struggled much agree little permanent members unable exceptional circumstances come together liked two chose demonstrate rivalry rather collective effectiveness fractures existed pandemic hegemonic clash powers undermining manipulation multilateralism trampling international law increased deepened due global destabilization created pandemic can longer turn blind eye longer option may say health
FRA 2020 300 300 two chose demonstrate rivalry rather collective effectiveness fractures existed pandemic hegemonic clash powers undermining manipulation multilateralism trampling international law increased deepened due global destabilization created pandemic can longer turn blind eye longer option may say luxury dither pandemic must wake-up call organization moment redemption possible challenge seen signs hope result crisis health
FRA 2020 312 312 powers undermining manipulation multilateralism trampling international law increased deepened due global destabilization created pandemic can longer turn blind eye longer option may say luxury dither pandemic must wake-up call organization moment redemption possible challenge seen signs hope result crisis european union many predicted become divided powerless taken historic step towards unity health
FRA 2020 355 355 become divided powerless taken historic step towards unity sovereignty solidarity vision future europe together african partners took initiative group twenty g-20 help vulnerable countries tackle pandemic ease debt burden weighs economies jeopardizes continent’s future first time g-20 finance meeting agreed debt moratorium poorest countries africa europe partners created act-a initiative resources health
FRA 2020 382 382 debt burden weighs economies jeopardizes continent’s future first time g-20 finance meeting agreed debt moratorium poorest countries africa europe partners created act-a initiative resources combat pandemic accessible thanks europe along others world health assembly decided learn lessons pandemic improve early-warning response systems better prevent crises europe together partners asia america africa health
FRA 2020 389 389 first time g-20 finance meeting agreed debt moratorium poorest countries africa europe partners created act-a initiative resources combat pandemic accessible thanks europe along others world health assembly decided learn lessons pandemic improve early-warning response systems better prevent crises europe together partners asia america africa drive develop propose provide tangible solutions cooperation health
FRA 2020 394 394 agreed debt moratorium poorest countries africa europe partners created act-a initiative resources combat pandemic accessible thanks europe along others world health assembly decided learn lessons pandemic improve early-warning response systems better prevent crises europe together partners asia america africa drive develop propose provide tangible solutions cooperation solidarity action future will need health
FRA 2020 565 565 important strongly believed since start present covid-19 crisis sort parenthesis opened will reclose arises world beset deep-seated crises stemming interdependencies will undoubtedly one day cure pandemic will miracle cure destruction modern order will miracle cure sort paradox immersed societies never interdependent moment taking place never tune alignment incapable building quick solutions health
FRA 2020 1876 1876 beyond national interests regional balances protecting common goods odds exercise sovereignty contrary way truly preserve sovereignty maintaining control future exactly crisis face unquestionably taught us epidemic health one health unique opportunity make means combating pandemic global public goods everyone access meaning behind action taking access covid-19 tools accelerator will consolidate coming health
FRA 2020 1877 1877 national interests regional balances protecting common goods odds exercise sovereignty contrary way truly preserve sovereignty maintaining control future exactly crisis face unquestionably taught us epidemic health one health unique opportunity make means combating pandemic global public goods everyone access meaning behind action taking access covid-19 tools accelerator will consolidate coming months health
FRA 2020 1879 1879 regional balances protecting common goods odds exercise sovereignty contrary way truly preserve sovereignty maintaining control future exactly crisis face unquestionably taught us epidemic health one health unique opportunity make means combating pandemic global public goods everyone access meaning behind action taking access covid-19 tools accelerator will consolidate coming months across pillars health
FRA 2020 1885 1885 exercise sovereignty contrary way truly preserve sovereignty maintaining control future exactly crisis face unquestionably taught us epidemic health one health unique opportunity make means combating pandemic global public goods everyone access meaning behind action taking access covid-19 tools accelerator will consolidate coming months across pillars particularly regard improving health systems health health
FRA 2020 1908 1908 means combating pandemic global public goods everyone access meaning behind action taking access covid-19 tools accelerator will consolidate coming months across pillars particularly regard improving health systems health global public good battle waging throughout past year well lyon mobilizing international community finance fight historic epidemics will continue must step efforts months health
FRA 2020 1910 1910 pandemic global public goods everyone access meaning behind action taking access covid-19 tools accelerator will consolidate coming months across pillars particularly regard improving health systems health global public good battle waging throughout past year well lyon mobilizing international community finance fight historic epidemics will continue must step efforts months ahead now health
FRA 2020 1927 1927 months across pillars particularly regard improving health systems health global public good battle waging throughout past year well lyon mobilizing international community finance fight historic epidemics will continue must step efforts months ahead now ever climate biodiversity must central collective agenda words deeds december marks five years since signing paris agreement health
FRA 2020 1962 1962 climate biodiversity must central collective agenda words deeds december marks five years since signing paris agreement climate_change already know objectives collectively set will achieved response pandemic can help us change course massive recovery plans adopted countries provide historic opportunity transform economic development models must core element european union’s ambition like thank health
FRA 2020 2136 2136 regard november will host summit development banks paris ensure financial flows contribute environmental inclusive recovery line paris agreement biodiversity now know clearly linked climate_change human health demonstrated will organizing one planet summit marseilles united nations world bank one planet summit will enable us build agenda concrete actions protected land marine areas health
FRA 2020 2338 2338 can tolerate discourse terrorism hate speech anonymity way permits loss inhibitions cover violence spurs agenda vital us will continue take decisive action finally say context epidemic just mentioned education essential common good will continue work coming year hundreds millions young people dropped school epidemic education particularly education young girls continues priority health
FRA 2020 2356 2356 continue take decisive action finally say context epidemic just mentioned education essential common good will continue work coming year hundreds millions young people dropped school epidemic education particularly education young girls continues priority especially africa alongside president macky sail committed global partnership education raised new funds finance actions partnership role today health
FRA 2020 2543 2543 deep conviction teleology accompanied globalization one peace rapprochement values universalization respect others called question financial crisis transformations world return peoples awakening national consciences finally global pandemic called question deep crisis crisis western middle classes one point began doubt new order called happy globalization bring given middle classes everywhere west often variables health
FRA 2020 2658 2658 view risk responding crisis globalization nationalist retreat violence populism extremism return dominant powers clear global value chains need rethought today crisis shown dependence strategic sectors health digital technology artificial intelligence well food can call question free exercise sovereignty world also seen good dependencies dependencies weaken us need preserve international trade openness health
FRA 2020 2806 2806 international cooperation anchored respect sovereignty country benefit respect fight inequalities must clearly heart reconsidered globalization france taken initiatives yielded results women’s entrepreneurship global partnership education health order fight inequalities fate must go way clear world lived based academic consensus gave way political market consensus often called washington consensus run course together health
FRA 2020 2923 2923 good will essential along europe africa will driving force behind redefinition terms globalization will continue pursue efforts within framework initiative established help african countries face pandemic levels health economic social humanitarian addition group twenty summit november will decisive meeting implementation debt moratorium agreed upon going must also improve support immense energies health
FRA 2020 2925 2925 essential along europe africa will driving force behind redefinition terms globalization will continue pursue efforts within framework initiative established help african countries face pandemic levels health economic social humanitarian addition group twenty summit november will decisive meeting implementation debt moratorium agreed upon going must also improve support immense energies civil societies health
FRA 2020 3229 3229 un-women civil society emancipation education girls real effective respect human rights five principles france wants rebuild member states foundations international order foundations organization washed away pandemic contrary winston churchill said take change hand will take throat requires establishment functional international cooperation based clear rules defined respected multilateralism just act faith operational health
FSM 2020 106 106 ago micronesia grateful secretary-general’s unstinting selfless devotion work organization unflinching pursuit principle leaving one behind mr president begin paying respects memory lost lives due covid-19 pandemic tragedies year explosion beirut fires australia hurricanes united states cyclones india bangladesh micronesia extends peace friendship cooperation importantly love common humanity peoples nations stand solidarity health
FSM 2020 443 443 people’s republic china jointly champion global causes global solidarity cooperation climate_change covid-19 mr president federated states micronesia keenly aware like nations world simultaneously facing public health threat covid-19 longer-term existential threat climate_change solutions two crises require international collaboration vulnerable nation covid-19 immediate security threat remain one covid-19 free countries world found health
FSM 2020 494 494 infrastructure assessments repatriation simulation exercises need address gaps weaknesses stopping potential spread covid-19 country widespread suffering result highest priority nation appreciates assistance un system world health organization many generous countries helping us combat covid-19 threat disease global consequence can addressed global cooperation seen polio diseases global cooperation covid-19 can defeated well health
FSM 2020 504 504 potential spread covid-19 country widespread suffering result highest priority nation appreciates assistance un system world health organization many generous countries helping us combat covid-19 threat disease global consequence can addressed global cooperation seen polio diseases global cooperation covid-19 can defeated well micronesia passionately believes sustainable development goal #17 partnerships bedrock upon health
FSM 2020 513 513 nation appreciates assistance un system world health organization many generous countries helping us combat covid-19 threat disease global consequence can addressed global cooperation seen polio diseases global cooperation covid-19 can defeated well micronesia passionately believes sustainable development goal #17 partnerships bedrock upon sdgs can met human lives value empathy strength effective health
FSM 2020 1141 1141 united nations large well brothers sisters north pacific support mr president federated states micronesia recognizes secretary-general guterres road map digital cooperation gaps made clear covid-19 pandemic digital inter-dependent world potential advance social economic aspirations leave many us behind assistance provided partners world bank asian development bank united nations united states america health
GAB 2020 65 65 high esteem held international community can assure gabon’s full support throughout mandate like commend work accomplished predecessor professor tijjani muhammad bande amid particularly difficult global health context able mobilize countries efforts carrying agenda also express appreciation secretary-general mr antonio guterres work carried strengthening effectiveness organization commitment implementing structural reforms underway un health
GAB 2020 101 101 secretary-general mr antonio guterres work carried strengthening effectiveness organization commitment implementing structural reforms underway un mr president world today turning point history indeed middle unprecedented health crisis destroying societies taking toll every nation fact covid-19 pandemic contributed exacerbating political security socioeconomic challenges regularly faced states must learn lessons multifaceted crisis one health
GAB 2020 111 111 implementing structural reforms underway un mr president world today turning point history indeed middle unprecedented health crisis destroying societies taking toll every nation fact covid-19 pandemic contributed exacerbating political security socioeconomic challenges regularly faced states must learn lessons multifaceted crisis one key observations apparent us beginning interdependence face threat chain humanity health
GAB 2020 181 181 heart united nations charter one aspect emerging current crisis insufficiency normative framework confronting global challenges facing world reinvent act effectively contain transnational cross-border threats current pandemic family nations celebrates 75-year existence un shared home must live values ideals guided creation perfect setting welcome important declaration adopted occasion commemoration 75th anniversary un health
GAB 2020 714 714 relating telecommunications information communication technologies cybersecurity cross-border interconnection mr president national level gabon like many countries suffered impact drastic fall commodity prices exacerbated effects covid-19 pandemic situation led slowdown economic activity context country pursued reforms order offset imbalances economic stimulus measures earmarked fiscal adjustment infrastructure development supporting private sector levers diversifying health
GAB 2020 771 771 signs emerging following implementation economic recovery plan indeed thanks return economic growth driven reforms gabon gradually regaining room manoeuvre necessary finance urgent areas investment particularly health care education training employment infrastructure mr president inclusion major concern country’s political direction aim political programme equal opportunities promoting favour just equitable development enhancing value health
GBR 2020 191 191 begin truth someone said truth shall set free nearly million people dead colossal economic suffering already inflicted come moral imperative humanity honest reach joint understanding pandemic began able spread want blame country government score points simply believe former covid patient right know can collectively best prevent recurrence uk supports efforts world health
GBR 2020 217 217 began able spread want blame country government score points simply believe former covid patient right know can collectively best prevent recurrence uk supports efforts world health organisation friend tedros explore aetiology disease however great need reform world health organization still one body marshals humanity legions disease uk global britain one biggest health
GBR 2020 223 223 government score points simply believe former covid patient right know can collectively best prevent recurrence uk supports efforts world health organisation friend tedros explore aetiology disease however great need reform world health organization still one body marshals humanity legions disease uk global britain one biggest global funders organisation contributing million next health
GBR 2020 229 229 covid patient right know can collectively best prevent recurrence uk supports efforts world health organisation friend tedros explore aetiology disease however great need reform world health organization still one body marshals humanity legions disease uk global britain one biggest global funders organisation contributing million next four years increase percent now send health
GBR 2020 237 237 recurrence uk supports efforts world health organisation friend tedros explore aetiology disease however great need reform world health organization still one body marshals humanity legions disease uk global britain one biggest global funders organisation contributing million next four years increase percent now send medical detectives interview witnesses suspects bats pangolins whoever health
GBR 2020 278 278 now send medical detectives interview witnesses suspects bats pangolins whoever enough humility acknowledge alarm bells ringing calamity struck last years eight outbreaks lethal virus escalated pandemic bill gates sounded alert five years ago gave amazing prediction almost every word come true responded persistent microsoft error message clicking ok carrying humanity caught health
GBR 2020 320 320 persistent microsoft error message clicking ok carrying humanity caught napping scrabbling catch agonising slowness making progress epidemiologists oxford university identified first treatment covid-19 trials national health service found cheap medicine called dexamethasone reduces risk death third patients ventilators uk immediately shared discovery world many million lives saved next six months one health
GBR 2020 410 410 institute india supply one billion doses low middle-income countries futile treat quest vaccine contest narrow national advantage immoral seek head start obtaining research underhand means health every country depends whole world access safe effective vaccine wherever breakthrough might occur uk will everything power bring already biggest single donor efforts coalition epidemic health
GBR 2020 435 435 health every country depends whole world access safe effective vaccine wherever breakthrough might occur uk will everything power bring already biggest single donor efforts coalition epidemic preparedness find vaccine precisely know no-one safe everyone safe can announce uk will contribute million covax new initiative designed distribute covid-19 vaccine across world sum health
GBR 2020 484 484 world sum million will developing countries protect uk already biggest donor gavi global vaccine alliance june helped raise almost billion immunise another million children killer diseases gavi also stands ready help distribute covid-19 vaccine even strive vaccine must never cut corners slim trials sacrifice safety speed absolute tragedy eagerness boost nutjobs health
GBR 2020 528 528 safety speed absolute tragedy eagerness boost nutjobs anti vaxxers dangerous obsessives campaign whole concept vaccination risk millions lives now time look ahead think now stop pandemic happening can stop another virus coming along smashing precious ming vase international cooperation can avoid mutual quarantines brutal balkanisation world economy think reason fatalism course health
GBR 2020 627 627 quarantine data-sharing ppe much else far possible ready shelf humanity use uk going work friends going use g7 presidency next year create new global approach health security based five point plan protect humanity another pandemic first aim stop new disease starts percent pathogens circulating human population originated animals leapt one species health
GBR 2020 636 636 humanity use uk going work friends going use g7 presidency next year create new global approach health security based five point plan protect humanity another pandemic first aim stop new disease starts percent pathogens circulating human population originated animals leapt one species zoonotic transmission world seek minimise danger forging global network health
GBR 2020 641 641 friends going use g7 presidency next year create new global approach health security based five point plan protect humanity another pandemic first aim stop new disease starts percent pathogens circulating human population originated animals leapt one species zoonotic transmission world seek minimise danger forging global network zoonotic research hubs charged spotting health
GBR 2020 749 749 treatment next covid-19 second step develop manufacturing capacity treatments vaccines whole humanity can hold like missiles silos ready zap alien organisms can attack fails new disease jumps animals human beings overcomes armoury therapies begins spread need know going fast possible third objective design global pandemic early warning system based vast expansion health
GBR 2020 768 768 alien organisms can attack fails new disease jumps animals human beings overcomes armoury therapies begins spread need know going fast possible third objective design global pandemic early warning system based vast expansion ability collect analyse samples distribute findings using health data-sharing agreements covering every country far possible aim predict pandemic almost health
GBR 2020 782 782 begins spread need know going fast possible third objective design global pandemic early warning system based vast expansion ability collect analyse samples distribute findings using health data-sharing agreements covering every country far possible aim predict pandemic almost forecast weather see thunderstorm cloud bigger man’s hand defences breached face another crisis least health
GBR 2020 792 792 global pandemic early warning system based vast expansion ability collect analyse samples distribute findings using health data-sharing agreements covering every country far possible aim predict pandemic almost forecast weather see thunderstorm cloud bigger man’s hand defences breached face another crisis least able rely fourth step protocols ready emergency response covering every health
GBR 2020 896 896 insane ignore insights adam smith david ricardo need secure supply chains still rely laws comparative advantage invisible hand market many countries imposed export controls outset pandemic two thirds remain force governments still target trade barriers exactly need combat virus tariffs disinfectant often exceeding per cent soap tariffs per cent urge every health
GBR 2020 962 962 struggle gloves protective equipment thermometers covid-critical products uk will soon new independent tariff regime comes effect 1st january hope others will though world still throes pandemic steps possible will right way forward world britain right country give lead will celebrate 75th anniversary founding great united nations london january g7 presidency host health
GBR 2020 996 996 right country give lead will celebrate 75th anniversary founding great united nations london january g7 presidency host world’s climate_change summit cop26 glasgow next november covid-19 pandemic immense psychic shock human race global fears intensified immediacy round clock news social media sometimes forget face virus small package nucleic acid simply replicates even health
GEO 2020 53 53 time history general assembly held remotely format unusual one might even say historic reason behind unites us today whole world fighting common invisible enemy covid-19 pandemic human lives irrespective region level living facing common threat fight threat eclipsed challenges un agenda decades though cases brought problems fore us states different capacities health
GEO 2020 90 90 eclipsed challenges un agenda decades though cases brought problems fore us states different capacities found facing completely new complex challenge despite difficulties succeeded dealing onslaught pandemic georgia seen unanimously acknowledged whole world thanks proactive decisions fight covid-19 selfless efforts authorities doctors epidemiologists importantly citizens high social responsibility well correct management kept health
GEO 2020 122 122 thanks proactive decisions fight covid-19 selfless efforts authorities doctors epidemiologists importantly citizens high social responsibility well correct management kept georgia list green zones proud despite pandemic 112th session executive council world tourism organization held country just days ago like thank friend countries united states european union international financial institutions whose assistance health
GEO 2020 154 154 organization held country just days ago like thank friend countries united states european union international financial institutions whose assistance proved paramount importance tackling first wave pandemic course calamity still virus continues attack us knowledge accumulated us allows us manage situation consistently share georgia’s successful experience everyone beyond new challenge years georgia health
GEO 2020 231 231 states european union un headquarters everyone well aware per cent georgia’s integral territories abkhazia tskhinvali region occupied russia even today whole world wages war coronavirus pandemic russian federation continues process illegal borderization provocations occupied territories hybrid warfare tools used extensively including disinformation attacks main facility national infrastructure pandemic control richard lugar health
GEO 2020 253 253 wages war coronavirus pandemic russian federation continues process illegal borderization provocations occupied territories hybrid warfare tools used extensively including disinformation attacks main facility national infrastructure pandemic control richard lugar center public health research unfortunately russia yet fulfill august ceasefire agreement brokered european union continues disregard georgia’s territorial integrity sovereignty fundamental norms health
GEO 2020 259 259 continues process illegal borderization provocations occupied territories hybrid warfare tools used extensively including disinformation attacks main facility national infrastructure pandemic control richard lugar center public health research unfortunately russia yet fulfill august ceasefire agreement brokered european union continues disregard georgia’s territorial integrity sovereignty fundamental norms principles international law illegal military training health
GEO 2020 579 579 heritage point like express deep gratitude partners friends continuously standing side supporting georgia’s sovereignty territorial integrity policy non-recognition important us just weeks ago conditions global pandemic unprecedented number countries voiced support humanitarian resolution initiated georgia states concerning status internally displaced persons refugees abkhazia georgia tskhinvali region south ossetia georgia confirms right health
GEO 2020 722 722 political forces declared throughout state’s 30-year-long history never actually dared implement georgian government will everything ensure free impartial transparent democratic environment crucially important elections amid pandemic georgian citizens will opportunity express political will freely backdrop maximal attendance international observers colleagues georgia part european civilization path country’s development remains unchanged aiming european health
GEO 2020 986 986 law enshrined un charter violated daily basis today like reaffirm unwavering commitment un charter benefit ensuring international peace security voiced repeatedly un member states equal pandemic made clear showed us face common adversity must unite use unique capabilities state unfortunately covid-19 international challenge many others armed conflicts poverty climate_change natural technogenic health
GEO 2020 1053 1053 unity country’s coat arms reads strength unity unity standing strategic partners years unity enabled us overcome first wave covid-19 invisible foe unity must defeat global pandemic country can deal challenge thus can face future generations will assess period one difficult ones dignity therefore must find strength despite difficulties involved turn grave health
GHA 2020 147 147 president lessons clear fell together looked abyss together even closed borders shut airports reality dawned us rely able get trouble gone together rise together answer pandemic lies finding vaccine vaccine made available whole world rich poor alike developed developing races beliefs virus taught us risk special protection rich particular class long health
GHA 2020 454 454 world incumbent un indeed member states lend support efforts made ecowas restore normalcy mali help us defeat scourge terrorism mr president importance technology reinforced time pandemic virtual meetings now part normal lives young people graduated virtual ceremonies might never go back many conferences used attend obvious technology future ghana therefore welcomes health
GHA 2020 517 517 maintained semblance keeping touch past six months technology political season height ghana prepare presidential parliamentary elections december like everything else world today even politicking affected pandemic campaign votes style accustomed rely technology find ways popularising messages time covid-19 matter great pride spite difficulties conducting election pandemic able state ghanaians agreed work health
GHA 2020 537 537 world today even politicking affected pandemic campaign votes style accustomed rely technology find ways popularising messages time covid-19 matter great pride spite difficulties conducting election pandemic able state ghanaians agreed work together ensure elections will transparent free fair safe credible will eighth election since embarked constitutional rule fourth republic elections seen health
GIN 2020 32 32 state government secretary-general united nations ladies gentlemen delegates great honour address august assembly particular context fraught deep emotion challenges questions future world facing severe covid pandemic months like extend sincere condolences guinean people government families bereaved around world coronavirus crisis health emergency unprecedented scale recent human history wish speedy recovery affected health
GIN 2020 47 47 fraught deep emotion challenges questions future world facing severe covid pandemic months like extend sincere condolences guinean people government families bereaved around world coronavirus crisis health emergency unprecedented scale recent human history wish speedy recovery affected deadly virus mr president like extend warm congratulations brilliant election presidency 75th regular session general health
GIN 2020 135 135 general assembly vein especially like express secretary-general united nations mr antonio guterres gratitude republic guinea pleasing commendable initiatives favour preserving international peace security dealing international health crisis mr president world sadly faced various challenges theme session future want un need reaffirming commitment multilateralism calls us act now ever central role un health
GIN 2020 227 227 world needs now ever reformed strong organization acts based values enshrined charter universal declaration human rights one capable specialized institutions confronting challenges peace sustainable development health years creation can attest united nations able meet expectations founding fathers efforts save future generations scourge third world war promote peace develop friendly cooperative relations health
GIN 2020 379 379 country established effective instruments national agency financing local communities anafic national agency economic social inclusion anies local development fund fodel among others regard managing current health crisis republic guinea like countries worldwide severely affected coronavirus adopted robust response plan declared state health emergency objectives national plan control curb pandemic mitigate consequences health
GIN 2020 395 395 local development fund fodel among others regard managing current health crisis republic guinea like countries worldwide severely affected coronavirus adopted robust response plan declared state health emergency objectives national plan control curb pandemic mitigate consequences crisis particularly households precarious situation eliminate effects pandemic small medium-sized businesses scientific response board created provide health
GIN 2020 402 402 managing current health crisis republic guinea like countries worldwide severely affected coronavirus adopted robust response plan declared state health emergency objectives national plan control curb pandemic mitigate consequences crisis particularly households precarious situation eliminate effects pandemic small medium-sized businesses scientific response board created provide guidance reinforce measures fight pandemic view eradicating health
GIN 2020 412 412 affected coronavirus adopted robust response plan declared state health emergency objectives national plan control curb pandemic mitigate consequences crisis particularly households precarious situation eliminate effects pandemic small medium-sized businesses scientific response board created provide guidance reinforce measures fight pandemic view eradicating halting spread coronavirus across country financial cost plan million guinean health
GIN 2020 425 425 control curb pandemic mitigate consequences crisis particularly households precarious situation eliminate effects pandemic small medium-sized businesses scientific response board created provide guidance reinforce measures fight pandemic view eradicating halting spread coronavirus across country financial cost plan million guinean people adhered involved implementation based experience tackling ebola virus epidemic like take opportunity health
GIN 2020 447 447 reinforce measures fight pandemic view eradicating halting spread coronavirus across country financial cost plan million guinean people adhered involved implementation based experience tackling ebola virus epidemic like take opportunity renew republic guinea’s gratitude technical financial partners friendly countries constant decisive complementary support national efforts eradicate pandemic delegation expresses desire see inclusion health
GIN 2020 467 467 based experience tackling ebola virus epidemic like take opportunity renew republic guinea’s gratitude technical financial partners friendly countries constant decisive complementary support national efforts eradicate pandemic delegation expresses desire see inclusion principle universal access public health included political declaration global health coverage must spare effort build world peace security bequeath future health
GIN 2020 477 477 republic guinea’s gratitude technical financial partners friendly countries constant decisive complementary support national efforts eradicate pandemic delegation expresses desire see inclusion principle universal access public health included political declaration global health coverage must spare effort build world peace security bequeath future generations thank health
GIN 2020 482 482 partners friendly countries constant decisive complementary support national efforts eradicate pandemic delegation expresses desire see inclusion principle universal access public health included political declaration global health coverage must spare effort build world peace security bequeath future generations thank health
GMB 2020 31 31 excellencies distinguished heads state government ladies gentlemen behalf delegation bring warm greetings people gambia occasion 75th anniversary founding united nations un unfortunately coincides global covid-19 pandemic therefore convey sincere condolences lost loved ones pandemic mr president welcome theme 75th session unga future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting health
GMB 2020 39 39 delegation bring warm greetings people gambia occasion 75th anniversary founding united nations un unfortunately coincides global covid-19 pandemic therefore convey sincere condolences lost loved ones pandemic mr president welcome theme 75th session unga future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action humankind future closely linked health
GMB 2020 67 67 welcome theme 75th session unga future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action humankind future closely linked covid-19 global pandemic made evident demonstrates wisdom need craft collective strategies approaches solutions mitigate global challenges mr president need pressing defend multilateral institutions taking legitimate action issues brought health
GMB 2020 149 149 provided platform negotiation discussion cooperation collaboration collective global action therefore reaffirm commitment charter principles united nations mr president charter empowered institutions deal forms crises outbreak pandemic threatens existence earnestly response pandemic must equal magnitude challenge devastation already immense terms loss human lives economic loss social emotional impact nations communities individuals multilateral health
GMB 2020 154 154 collaboration collective global action therefore reaffirm commitment charter principles united nations mr president charter empowered institutions deal forms crises outbreak pandemic threatens existence earnestly response pandemic must equal magnitude challenge devastation already immense terms loss human lives economic loss social emotional impact nations communities individuals multilateral solution stands surest path safety health
GMB 2020 184 184 devastation already immense terms loss human lives economic loss social emotional impact nations communities individuals multilateral solution stands surest path safety recovery us mr president healthcare systems across world struggling cope crisis compelling many nations including gambia adopt unusual measures require huge varied resources admit however efforts significantly boosted support international health
GMB 2020 245 245 bilateral friends underscores importance relevance international cooperation solidarity search solutions global challenges mr president small developing nations struggling manage debt burdens trying develop economies outbreak pandemic reversed gains low revenue earnings high public expenditure becoming norm gambia’s economy shrunk per cent gdp continues contract tourism sector major employer foreign exchange earner health
GMB 2020 299 299 rapidly complex situation government support partners instituted social protection programmes ease adverse impact people interventions sustainable without external support implementation national development plan 2018-2021 hampered pandemic un decade action implementation agenda undermined outbreak pandemic essential urgent accelerate implementation global commitments financing development paris agreement climate_change mr president developing countries gambia will health
GMB 2020 307 307 protection programmes ease adverse impact people interventions sustainable without external support implementation national development plan 2018-2021 hampered pandemic un decade action implementation agenda undermined outbreak pandemic essential urgent accelerate implementation global commitments financing development paris agreement climate_change mr president developing countries gambia will continue require support packages bailouts united nations international health
GMB 2020 388 388 unique circumstances challenges least developed countries especially countries transition like gambia will accorded special speedy consideration mr president aside economies quite urgent rebuild strengthen weak healthcare systems infrastructure humanitarian action shattered broken lives homes opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr health
GMB 2020 401 401 special speedy consideration mr president aside economies quite urgent rebuild strengthen weak healthcare systems infrastructure humanitarian action shattered broken lives homes opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves health
GMB 2020 405 405 president aside economies quite urgent rebuild strengthen weak healthcare systems infrastructure humanitarian action shattered broken lives homes opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves additional support develop recovery health
GMB 2020 406 406 aside economies quite urgent rebuild strengthen weak healthcare systems infrastructure humanitarian action shattered broken lives homes opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves additional support develop recovery strategies health
GMB 2020 412 412 weak healthcare systems infrastructure humanitarian action shattered broken lives homes opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves additional support develop recovery strategies programmes post-pandemic period country transition pandemic health
GMB 2020 418 418 shattered broken lives homes opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves additional support develop recovery strategies programmes post-pandemic period country transition pandemic undermining gains made restoring democracy forging health
GMB 2020 422 422 opportunity also overhaul national health care systems international health disease surveillance systems make better prepared pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves additional support develop recovery strategies programmes post-pandemic period country transition pandemic undermining gains made restoring democracy forging reconciliation peace-building country assure health
GMB 2020 437 437 pandemics mr president appreciate role world health organization guiding global healthcare action nonetheless gambia craves additional support develop recovery strategies programmes post-pandemic period country transition pandemic undermining gains made restoring democracy forging reconciliation peace-building country assure international community however committed transition tasks programmes supported un peace-building fund international community cherish invaluable health
GMB 2020 499 499 president equally applaud frontline workers scientific community striving save lives find vaccine cure covid-19 hope achieved safe effective remedies will made accessible affordable mr president pandemic exposed worsen disadvantages digital divide world especially field education delivery millions people around world access virtual classrooms due persistent inability access internet access cyberspace become health
GNB 2020 81 81 cooperation country guinea-bissau deliberations session leadership excellency mr president excellencies first like extend deepest condolences member states organization following loss life among populations result covid-19 pandemic currently wreaking havoc around world like thank health professionals throughout world particular country international organizations now present guinea-bissau together daily basis alongside authorities front lines health
GNB 2020 89 89 president excellencies first like extend deepest condolences member states organization following loss life among populations result covid-19 pandemic currently wreaking havoc around world like thank health professionals throughout world particular country international organizations now present guinea-bissau together daily basis alongside authorities front lines helping control spread covid-19 save lives infected agenda health
GNB 2020 123 123 present guinea-bissau together daily basis alongside authorities front lines helping control spread covid-19 save lives infected agenda special session united nations general assembly response coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic particular importance must cooperate scientific community efforts find solutions support vulnerable address immediate negative impacts covid-19 helping strengthen health systems develop equitably distribute health
GNB 2020 125 125 together daily basis alongside authorities front lines helping control spread covid-19 save lives infected agenda special session united nations general assembly response coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic particular importance must cooperate scientific community efforts find solutions support vulnerable address immediate negative impacts covid-19 helping strengthen health systems develop equitably distribute treatments vaccines health
GNB 2020 144 144 general assembly response coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic particular importance must cooperate scientific community efforts find solutions support vulnerable address immediate negative impacts covid-19 helping strengthen health systems develop equitably distribute treatments vaccines challenges encountered daily various parts world remote may appear globalized world live today remind us end common problems pandemic health
GNB 2020 169 169 health systems develop equitably distribute treatments vaccines challenges encountered daily various parts world remote may appear globalized world live today remind us end common problems pandemic underscored truth taught us importance uniting efforts combat covid-19 scourges challenges face planet year celebrate seventy-fifth anniversary founding united nations must work together restore united health
GNB 2020 428 428 difficult vulnerable countries guinea- bissau extremely vulnerable country post-conflict african country least developed country ldc small island developing state sids facing considerable threats climate_change covid-19 pandemic compounded already existing vulnerabilities thereby exacerbating socioeconomic problems country lives peoples light volatile supply chain commodity prices negative impact international trade guinea-bissau country dependent agriculture health
GNB 2020 658 658 ensuring bright future next generation talk multilateralism allowing economic financial embargo continue imposed one supportive members organization cuba despite negative impacts embargo cuba leader global health challenges including covid-19 pandemic cuba remains front lines providing assistance world demand economic financial embargo imposed cuba united states america lifted without delay cuban people health
GNB 2020 662 662 generation talk multilateralism allowing economic financial embargo continue imposed one supportive members organization cuba despite negative impacts embargo cuba leader global health challenges including covid-19 pandemic cuba remains front lines providing assistance world demand economic financial embargo imposed cuba united states america lifted without delay cuban people deserve opportunity make potential health
GNQ 2020 93 93 like pay tribute secretary-general united nations excellency mr antonio guterres contribution search peace development world fate commemoration seventy- fifth anniversary creation great organization coincided greatest health catastrophe humankind face recent years namely coronavirus disease pandemic covid-19 covid-19 pandemic entered lives abruptly significant number human victims addition incalculable collateral damage global economy health
GNQ 2020 101 101 antonio guterres contribution search peace development world fate commemoration seventy- fifth anniversary creation great organization coincided greatest health catastrophe humankind face recent years namely coronavirus disease pandemic covid-19 covid-19 pandemic entered lives abruptly significant number human victims addition incalculable collateral damage global economy humankind must show solidarity stronger act together cooperate health
GNQ 2020 102 102 guterres contribution search peace development world fate commemoration seventy- fifth anniversary creation great organization coincided greatest health catastrophe humankind face recent years namely coronavirus disease pandemic covid-19 covid-19 pandemic entered lives abruptly significant number human victims addition incalculable collateral damage global economy humankind must show solidarity stronger act together cooperate one health
GNQ 2020 105 105 peace development world fate commemoration seventy- fifth anniversary creation great organization coincided greatest health catastrophe humankind face recent years namely coronavirus disease pandemic covid-19 covid-19 pandemic entered lives abruptly significant number human victims addition incalculable collateral damage global economy humankind must show solidarity stronger act together cooperate one share experiences strengthened health
GNQ 2020 136 136 human victims addition incalculable collateral damage global economy humankind must show solidarity stronger act together cooperate one share experiences strengthened cooperation will lead us eradication pandemic covid-19 enemy us must fought enough eradicate equally important agree upon measures expedite post-covid recovery requires emergency action accelerate enable rapid growth stimulate economy aim health
GNQ 2020 552 552 security prosperity interest entire world international community must combine efforts help africa implement agenda sustainable development alongside african union’s agenda begin work building infrastructure areas health education economy trade focus addressing problems facing africa areas youth women refugees employment view improving socioeconomic development african countries security council strengthen communication coordination african health
GRC 2020 50 50 questions globalisation now confined risk-management workshops questions never imagined face let alone need answer live work interact one another cost without modern precedent lives lost disease lives shattered economic consequences lives upended impact societal change pandemic even given birth new norm longer hug shake hands high-five elbow bump defines limits physical health
GRC 2020 60 60 let alone need answer live work interact one another cost without modern precedent lives lost disease lives shattered economic consequences lives upended impact societal change pandemic even given birth new norm longer hug shake hands high-five elbow bump defines limits physical connection faces may hidden humanity remains intact refuse believe however health
GRC 2020 113 113 will define new world rather look respect awe doctors nurses scientists experts responded believe actions demonstrate problem matter complicated solve may separated new invisible threat health prosperity freedom virtual broadcast demonstrates still much connected believe increasingly united connected power innovation united newfound determination work together improvement global family nations now seems health
GRC 2020 200 200 era human activity capacity massively impact natural environment words remain prescient covid-19 taught us anything afford wait next crisis take pre-emptive action climate_change biodiversity global health tackling root causes migration development ultimately sustainability humankind values principles heart united nations matter much today greece signed un charter values peace security equality human health
GRC 2020 285 285 rule law underpin values principles heart united nations challenges face may different post-war years many respects just significant just momentous face unprecedented truly global public health crisis first modern times world’s major economies contraction vital biodiversity system appears brink collapse million species edge extinction transnational issues threaten individual regional collective security health
GRC 2020 348 348 law yet twelve months since last met way greece greek people responded theses challenge proved way uncertainty let absolutely clear years austerity left greece vulnerable pandemic coronavirus threatened overwhelm health service yet proved agility flexibility new technology can empower people achieve results seemed impossible prioritized competence utilizing facts data rather relying health
GRC 2020 352 352 since last met way greece greek people responded theses challenge proved way uncertainty let absolutely clear years austerity left greece vulnerable pandemic coronavirus threatened overwhelm health service yet proved agility flexibility new technology can empower people achieve results seemed impossible prioritized competence utilizing facts data rather relying ideology harnessing best innovation health
GRC 2020 393 393 competence utilizing facts data rather relying ideology harnessing best innovation technology putting trusted experts center decision-making communication worked odds greece extremely successful dealing first wave pandemic however now second wave covid-19 epidemic ante portas need learn live virus scientific tools eradicate will take perseverance agile policies protect vulnerable continued trust experts health
GRC 2020 399 399 ideology harnessing best innovation technology putting trusted experts center decision-making communication worked odds greece extremely successful dealing first wave pandemic however now second wave covid-19 epidemic ante portas need learn live virus scientific tools eradicate will take perseverance agile policies protect vulnerable continued trust experts individual responsibility succeed convinced can great health
GRC 2020 770 770 austerity greeks rejected empty promises exploitation divisiveness populism another years children’s children speak united nations one believe will describing better world world quantum technology revolutionised healthcare biology world fossil fuels just thing past world equality opportunity morality guide leaders raw ingredients front us today harness collective intelligence knowledge ever human history health
GRD 2020 121 121 us never forget raison d’etre august body essentially solve world’s problems multilateral efforts growing challenges now face global community poverty poor education climate_change compounded dreaded pandemic turn risk stymieing progress made implementing agenda sustainable development achieving sustainable development goals risk acute small island developing states grenada given unique vulnerabilities including climate_change health
GRD 2020 285 285 also shortcomings else must remain resolute ensuring inclusivity overcoming addressing great challenges face together mr president assembly occurring global context continued increasing anxiety occasioned covid-19 pandemic economic social political upheavals caused around world covid-19 adverse impact economy small states particularly small island developing states achievement sustainable development goals overstated grenada example health
GRD 2020 314 314 upheavals caused around world covid-19 adverse impact economy small states particularly small island developing states achievement sustainable development goals overstated grenada example dealing devastating impact pandemic projections eighth consecutive year growth grenada now facing stark reality negative growth triggered largely significant impact tourism construction education resulted drastic decline government revenue july health
GRD 2020 487 487 remains despite best efforts individual governments like grenada unprecedented global scourge deep lasting economic social impacts already vulnerable states grenada thus far able successfully combat health crisis part stop spread preserve life total cases currently covid-19-free success possible concerted action stringent measures exacerbate socioeconomic crisis therefore urgent need greater cooperation combating health
GRD 2020 514 514 part stop spread preserve life total cases currently covid-19-free success possible concerted action stringent measures exacerbate socioeconomic crisis therefore urgent need greater cooperation combating dreaded pandemic reputable body best suited meet challenge covid-19 impacts us must work together failure one link global chain fight pandemic affects us mr president spirit multilateralism health
GRD 2020 533 533 urgent need greater cooperation combating dreaded pandemic reputable body best suited meet challenge covid-19 impacts us must work together failure one link global chain fight pandemic affects us mr president spirit multilateralism inclusion grenada always supported continues support general assembly resolution calls end economic commercial financial embargo imposed united states america health
GRD 2020 581 581 united states america cuba call end embargo cuban people ask continued solidarity support government people cuba spite challenges role cuba played globally helping fight global pandemic must noted lauded country’s doctors forefront battle regions world grenada wants thank government people cuba assistance fight well nations provided direct assistance regard mr president health
GRD 2020 673 673 provide added economic opportunities developing world therefore call economic social council actively pursue undertakings create encouraging atmosphere member states opportunity raise standard living people particularly pandemic period current global environment must ever conscious inclusion process global economy vital finally must recall article united nations charter calls organization maintain international peace security health
GTM 2020 92 92 crisis event required us devise urgently needed comprehensive responses involved joint efforts among governments active political forces multilateral organizations international cooperation coordinate capacities resources combat disease safeguarding health security every citizen’s right food government guatemala acknowledges one will safe everyone safe therefore express country’s interest gaining immediate fair access vaccines readiness health
GTM 2020 94 94 required us devise urgently needed comprehensive responses involved joint efforts among governments active political forces multilateral organizations international cooperation coordinate capacities resources combat disease safeguarding health security every citizen’s right food government guatemala acknowledges one will safe everyone safe therefore express country’s interest gaining immediate fair access vaccines readiness cooperate regard health
GTM 2020 177 177 throughout covid-19 crisis mr president faced challenge covid-19 despite fact guatemala took early preventive health-care measures declared state calamity established specialized commission prevent spread coronavirus disease country severely affected however presented obstacle country’s development efforts health-care sector economy food security among others areas affected therefore implemented plans strengthen social economic reconstruction health
GTM 2020 210 210 development efforts health-care sector economy food security among others areas affected therefore implemented plans strengthen social economic reconstruction country highlighting importance attending vulnerable people area health care encountered system neglected forgotten many years added deal current pandemic forced us act day one aggressive plans restore health-care system upgraded existing hospitals opened health
GTM 2020 221 221 therefore implemented plans strengthen social economic reconstruction country highlighting importance attending vulnerable people area health care encountered system neglected forgotten many years added deal current pandemic forced us act day one aggressive plans restore health-care system upgraded existing hospitals opened additional five others record time throughout regions country recent months increased health
GTM 2020 271 271 increased number beds well resources capacities provide timely medical care guatemalan population like acknowledge invaluable support provided multilateral cooperation friendly countries prioritized assisting ministry public health social welfare regard economy law economic rescue families effects caused covid-19 adopted result family bonus fund established social financial support measure mitigate economic crisis within health
GTM 2020 363 363 avoid closing within framework food security covid-19 food support prevention programme established involves delivery basic food needs taking account cultural considerations vulnerable families areas risk pandemic aggravated one challenging problems already facing us malnutrition implementing grand national crusade nutrition one important programmes developed government initiative aims unite sectors country order improve health
GTM 2020 371 371 support prevention programme established involves delivery basic food needs taking account cultural considerations vulnerable families areas risk pandemic aggravated one challenging problems already facing us malnutrition implementing grand national crusade nutrition one important programmes developed government initiative aims unite sectors country order improve nutrition guatemalan families emphasis poorest marginalized areas applying health
GTM 2020 376 376 delivery basic food needs taking account cultural considerations vulnerable families areas risk pandemic aggravated one challenging problems already facing us malnutrition implementing grand national crusade nutrition one important programmes developed government initiative aims unite sectors country order improve nutrition guatemalan families emphasis poorest marginalized areas applying comprehensive approach address problem’s myriad health
GTM 2020 389 389 aggravated one challenging problems already facing us malnutrition implementing grand national crusade nutrition one important programmes developed government initiative aims unite sectors country order improve nutrition guatemalan families emphasis poorest marginalized areas applying comprehensive approach address problem’s myriad causes promoting candidature become member executive board world food programme wfp period whence health
GTM 2020 426 426 myriad causes promoting candidature become member executive board world food programme wfp period whence certain will able contribute promotion food security sustainable agriculture eradication hunger malnutrition represent fundamental challenges region moreover area respect promotion human rights phase restructuring functions current state ministries view addressing compliance agreement firm lasting peace comprehensive agreement health
GTM 2020 564 564 june reminds us migrants working far home support families owing geography country origin transit destination return deeply committed respecting human rights migrants particularly currently dealing pandemic urge international community avoid criminalization migrants work vital communities development relative united nations agencies finding opportunities meet challenges advocated agreement office united nations high commissioner health
GTM 2020 634 634 focus returning migrants situation provided us lessons learned enabled us establish improve health-care protocols migrant population responsibly shoulder obligation receive fellow countrymen dignified manner preventing pandemic spread continue witness hatred racism discrimination radicalization dire consequences terrorism continue claim innocent lives nation peaceful mission guatemala will always advocate strengthening political dialogue avoid health
GUY 2020 226 226 small states can make voices heard unite mutual benefit developing states particular owe great debt organization agencies affiliated networks including food agricultural organization fao world health organization united nations children’s fund unicef united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco united nations environment programme unep united nations development programme undp instrumental alleviating health
GUY 2020 506 506 focus reforms tailored allow un respond adequately existing emerging gaps development find solutions existing threats mr president multilateralism key unlocking solutions humanity’s problems ongoing public health climate crises demonstrated common interest humanity fully embrace ideals multilateralism testimony guyana’s commitment multilateralism january year assumed chairmanship group china statement world state’s capacity leadership health
GUY 2020 728 728 whether court jurisdiction proceed hearing merits case mr president consider state world today must acknowledge challenges facing us implications progress prosperity peoples foremost list covid-19 pandemic multidimensional impacts pandemic launched attack health well-being people economy become causality assault pandemic reversing gains health poverty education ever resolve united nations tested evident single health
GUY 2020 731 731 proceed hearing merits case mr president consider state world today must acknowledge challenges facing us implications progress prosperity peoples foremost list covid-19 pandemic multidimensional impacts pandemic launched attack health well-being people economy become causality assault pandemic reversing gains health poverty education ever resolve united nations tested evident single country can overcome health
GUY 2020 734 734 case mr president consider state world today must acknowledge challenges facing us implications progress prosperity peoples foremost list covid-19 pandemic multidimensional impacts pandemic launched attack health well-being people economy become causality assault pandemic reversing gains health poverty education ever resolve united nations tested evident single country can overcome debilitating effects alone health
GUY 2020 741 741 must acknowledge challenges facing us implications progress prosperity peoples foremost list covid-19 pandemic multidimensional impacts pandemic launched attack health well-being people economy become causality assault pandemic reversing gains health poverty education ever resolve united nations tested evident single country can overcome debilitating effects alone reality must inform trajectory united nations can health
GUY 2020 744 744 facing us implications progress prosperity peoples foremost list covid-19 pandemic multidimensional impacts pandemic launched attack health well-being people economy become causality assault pandemic reversing gains health poverty education ever resolve united nations tested evident single country can overcome debilitating effects alone reality must inform trajectory united nations can support efforts developing health
GUY 2020 781 781 overcome debilitating effects alone reality must inform trajectory united nations can support efforts developing countries rebuild become resilient strong multilateral system required collective action stem pandemic acknowledge support un agencies country’s response covid-19 crisis trust support efforts un system ensure fair transparent timely global access preventive tools equipment materials testing regard health
GUY 2020 811 811 country’s response covid-19 crisis trust support efforts un system ensure fair transparent timely global access preventive tools equipment materials testing regard recognize important role world health organization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change health
GUY 2020 819 819 system ensure fair transparent timely global access preventive tools equipment materials testing regard recognize important role world health organization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions health
GUY 2020 830 830 testing regard recognize important role world health organization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather health
GUY 2020 835 835 world health organization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience health
HND 2020 81 81 wars sought back show best human species uniting global forum creating organization largest international organization world today way now immersed new global crisis due covid-19 pandemic must seek new ideas new consensus creative wiser order make purposes principles set forth reality survivor disease leader developing nation struggling beat pandemic like express health
HND 2020 98 98 way now immersed new global crisis due covid-19 pandemic must seek new ideas new consensus creative wiser order make purposes principles set forth reality survivor disease leader developing nation struggling beat pandemic like express concern consequences emergency situation grappling today multifaceted impact crisis affected generation unprecedented way terms health education migration health
HND 2020 104 104 due covid-19 pandemic must seek new ideas new consensus creative wiser order make purposes principles set forth reality survivor disease leader developing nation struggling beat pandemic like express concern consequences emergency situation grappling today multifaceted impact crisis affected generation unprecedented way terms health education migration basic services human rights economy particularly health
HND 2020 121 121 reality survivor disease leader developing nation struggling beat pandemic like express concern consequences emergency situation grappling today multifaceted impact crisis affected generation unprecedented way terms health education migration basic services human rights economy particularly vulnerable countries caused great social damage medicine food shortages job losses now monumental task rebuilding economies looms health
HND 2020 151 151 human rights economy particularly vulnerable countries caused great social damage medicine food shortages job losses now monumental task rebuilding economies looms must maintain balance protecting health prioritizing life must restore confidence peoples asking next global crises likely continue along social unrest around world due threat greater public health problems conflicts land health
HND 2020 173 173 maintain balance protecting health prioritizing life must restore confidence peoples asking next global crises likely continue along social unrest around world due threat greater public health problems conflicts land ownership food water political ideologies inter alia continue address issue main focus today like speak certain notable achievements worth mentioning government realized health
HND 2020 309 309 written top intellectuals every country seen great leaders finest attire speaking best turns phrase however able avoid wars prevent inequality eradicate poverty eliminate many endemic epidemic diseases past years believe fully achieved altruistic goals set organization created least purposes principles established pandemic laid bare true inequality exists world time looking acquire health
HND 2020 310 310 top intellectuals every country seen great leaders finest attire speaking best turns phrase however able avoid wars prevent inequality eradicate poverty eliminate many endemic epidemic diseases past years believe fully achieved altruistic goals set organization created least purposes principles established pandemic laid bare true inequality exists world time looking acquire medicines health
HND 2020 325 325 avoid wars prevent inequality eradicate poverty eliminate many endemic epidemic diseases past years believe fully achieved altruistic goals set organization created least purposes principles established pandemic laid bare true inequality exists world time looking acquire medicines hospital supplies equipment much sought-after vaccines countries will first line broad access will need also health
HND 2020 389 389 production appropriated exclusive use sales countries prohibited nations will people just left die vaccines will access already list countries particular case received certain recommendations world health organization beginning pandemic considered timely useful support paho relation acquisition medical supplies equipment also served us well occasions agree recommendations instance told use face masks health
HND 2020 392 392 use sales countries prohibited nations will people just left die vaccines will access already list countries particular case received certain recommendations world health organization beginning pandemic considered timely useful support paho relation acquisition medical supplies equipment also served us well occasions agree recommendations instance told use face masks unnecessary nevertheless decided health
HND 2020 429 429 served us well occasions agree recommendations instance told use face masks unnecessary nevertheless decided provide masks entire population continued make decisions based experience consider doctors health workers fighting pandemic front lines heroes risked lives worked tirelessly daily basis past six months precisely basis experience able identify medicines practice yielded promising results health
HND 2020 432 432 occasions agree recommendations instance told use face masks unnecessary nevertheless decided provide masks entire population continued make decisions based experience consider doctors health workers fighting pandemic front lines heroes risked lives worked tirelessly daily basis past six months precisely basis experience able identify medicines practice yielded promising results cheap freely available health
HND 2020 471 471 basis experience able identify medicines practice yielded promising results cheap freely available country thanks two treatments particular known maiz catracho per spanish acronyms able reduce mortality rate per cent beginning pandemic per cent lower furthermore thanks fuerza honduras programme helped provide municipality required medical equipment logistical support able offer free health health
HND 2020 476 476 practice yielded promising results cheap freely available country thanks two treatments particular known maiz catracho per spanish acronyms able reduce mortality rate per cent beginning pandemic per cent lower furthermore thanks fuerza honduras programme helped provide municipality required medical equipment logistical support able offer free health care need stabilization triage centres health
HND 2020 496 496 mortality rate per cent beginning pandemic per cent lower furthermore thanks fuerza honduras programme helped provide municipality required medical equipment logistical support able offer free health care need stabilization triage centres well medical teams conducting home visits will never tire thanking heroes fighting front line doctors health workers security relief personnel health
HND 2020 517 517 support able offer free health care need stabilization triage centres well medical teams conducting home visits will never tire thanking heroes fighting front line doctors health workers security relief personnel technology science exist anticipate certain situations especially information concerning global health threat available information must shared countries transparent timely manner thereby health
HND 2020 532 532 visits will never tire thanking heroes fighting front line doctors health workers security relief personnel technology science exist anticipate certain situations especially information concerning global health threat available information must shared countries transparent timely manner thereby preventing information manipulated benefit interests particular nations example helpful doctors receive share information doctors europe health
HND 2020 579 579 share information doctors europe americas happened considered crime humanity also obligation states participating system put sensitive information direct impact human life service world whether world health organization directly countries pandemic change attitude towards others nothing will virus attacked us equally discriminate rich poor disease reminded us harshest way end vulnerable humans health
HND 2020 583 583 americas happened considered crime humanity also obligation states participating system put sensitive information direct impact human life service world whether world health organization directly countries pandemic change attitude towards others nothing will virus attacked us equally discriminate rich poor disease reminded us harshest way end vulnerable humans members species even speak health
HND 2020 597 597 impact human life service world whether world health organization directly countries pandemic change attitude towards others nothing will virus attacked us equally discriminate rich poor disease reminded us harshest way end vulnerable humans members species even speak different languages wear different clothes live different parts world something upon must reflect also health
HND 2020 668 668 organization must generate knowledge information necessary prepare us lies ahead need permanent forward-looking analysis best resources technology continue blindly moving forward peoples deserve equal access health technology information education view happening today imperative sustainable development goals agreed upon revised updated reconsidered line new reality experiencing today meanwhile must strive avoid excessive health
HND 2020 698 698 happening today imperative sustainable development goals agreed upon revised updated reconsidered line new reality experiencing today meanwhile must strive avoid excessive inefficient bureaucracies example beginning pandemic sought support united nations development programme launching digital wallet project allow us make transparent economic transfers need income country several months now passed although spoke health
HND 2020 747 747 although spoke personally system’s senior official process yet completed affected still awaiting assistance ladies gentlemen events past present future will highly contingent upon climate_change new epidemics arise changes environment scarcity resources hunger share common genesis lack respect nature plundering natural resources now necessary move theory facts fine eloquent words hard-hitting statements health
HND 2020 819 819 anyone know materialized funding reached countries need like wish recall honduras one three vulnerable countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floods diseases damage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economy health people coffee prices example now improving little comparison previous years demonstrates health
HND 2020 833 833 countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floods diseases damage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economy health people coffee prices example now improving little comparison previous years demonstrates volatility sector livelihood millions families world illustrious citizen world said insanity always thing expecting health
HND 2020 895 895 one bothered one’s conscience troubled year year things remain bothers certain one troubled uneasy everyone’s sake must say still time mr secretary-general climate_change natural disasters epidemics affect economy problems always fault small countries affecting economy prevent us complying parameters imposed us financial bodies fair events phenomena taken account vulnerable poorest countries health
HRV 2020 18 18 mr president excellencies protocol observed year will go history year crises year anniversaries crises many starting covid-19 pandemic consequent global economic downturn showed us clearly reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism relevant ever anniversaries many well celebrate years united nations years fourth world conference women health
HRV 2020 105 105 also bilateral co-operation among nations never history organization general assembly high level debate like one need evidence new normal pivotal changes lives one learning live pandemic consequences response crisis lead increased mistrust isolationism international community contrary forge readiness work together true spirit solidarity mutual support win battle pandemic requires responsible inclusive health
HRV 2020 127 127 one learning live pandemic consequences response crisis lead increased mistrust isolationism international community contrary forge readiness work together true spirit solidarity mutual support win battle pandemic requires responsible inclusive governance close cooperation pooling resources order strengthen stressed health systems save lives jobs livelihoods synergies regional international global levels essential cope medical health
HRV 2020 139 139 community contrary forge readiness work together true spirit solidarity mutual support win battle pandemic requires responsible inclusive governance close cooperation pooling resources order strengthen stressed health systems save lives jobs livelihoods synergies regional international global levels essential cope medical socio-economic effects crisis important lesson need raise awareness preparedness coming months successful health
HRV 2020 185 185 awareness preparedness coming months successful effective vaccine developed vaccine must available many possible spare effort make croatia welcomes general assembly resolution comprehensive coordinated response covid-19 pandemic adopted assembly overwhelming support resolution clearly demonstrates need global joint approach addressing impacts consequences pandemic mobilizing political will financial resources effective response pandemic european union health
HRV 2020 200 200 make croatia welcomes general assembly resolution comprehensive coordinated response covid-19 pandemic adopted assembly overwhelming support resolution clearly demonstrates need global joint approach addressing impacts consequences pandemic mobilizing political will financial resources effective response pandemic european union demonstrated best way july european council conclusions croatia recognizes pivotal role world health organization emphasize health
HRV 2020 208 208 response covid-19 pandemic adopted assembly overwhelming support resolution clearly demonstrates need global joint approach addressing impacts consequences pandemic mobilizing political will financial resources effective response pandemic european union demonstrated best way july european council conclusions croatia recognizes pivotal role world health organization emphasize particular importance elevate vaccine covid status global public health
HRV 2020 223 223 impacts consequences pandemic mobilizing political will financial resources effective response pandemic european union demonstrated best way july european council conclusions croatia recognizes pivotal role world health organization emphasize particular importance elevate vaccine covid status global public good need continue review performance well inclusive conversation strengthening financing potential steps reform mr president health
HRV 2020 253 253 elevate vaccine covid status global public good need continue review performance well inclusive conversation strengthening financing potential steps reform mr president economic recovery crisis strengthening healthcare systems focus croatian presidency council european union first half today almost three months end presidency covid-19 pandemic still ongoing motto presidency strong europe world challenges health
HRV 2020 270 270 steps reform mr president economic recovery crisis strengthening healthcare systems focus croatian presidency council european union first half today almost three months end presidency covid-19 pandemic still ongoing motto presidency strong europe world challenges proved well chosen relevant ever let add addition covid-19 crisis croatia dealing consequences devastating earthquake hit zagreb health
HRV 2020 431 431 coordinated approach finding multilateral solutions crisis croatia contributed euros un covid-19 response recovery multi-partner trust fund addition supporting efforts euros contribution mr president outbreak covid-19 pandemic significantly changed work activities governments around world croatia well-known tourist destination carefully accomplishing proper balance health citizens opening tourist season order preserve jobs help tourist health
HRV 2020 447 447 addition supporting efforts euros contribution mr president outbreak covid-19 pandemic significantly changed work activities governments around world croatia well-known tourist destination carefully accomplishing proper balance health citizens opening tourist season order preserve jobs help tourist industry economy common work full implementation agenda sustainable development paris climate agreement internationally agreed biodiversity goals health
HRV 2020 528 528 preserve multilateralism trade order keep global value chains unobstructed ensure effective trade goods services particular medical products smart digitalization proved one backbones functioning societies height pandemic many businesses services including public sector switched predominantly entirely digital sphere need secure digital infrastructure well eco-friendly internet since ict industry uses already electricity energy health
HRV 2020 592 592 economy sustainable avoid poses new challenges future need additional investments area favouring use renewable energies well adequate legal framework regulating ever important field unfortunately covid-19 pandemic also opened door spread another insidious less obvious pandemic emergence convergence different groups phenomena thrive fake news trolling deliberate disinformation media illiteracy general ignorance cause health
HRV 2020 601 601 investments area favouring use renewable energies well adequate legal framework regulating ever important field unfortunately covid-19 pandemic also opened door spread another insidious less obvious pandemic emergence convergence different groups phenomena thrive fake news trolling deliberate disinformation media illiteracy general ignorance cause serious concern particularly appalling cyber-attacks health institutions fighting pandemic health
HRV 2020 623 623 insidious less obvious pandemic emergence convergence different groups phenomena thrive fake news trolling deliberate disinformation media illiteracy general ignorance cause serious concern particularly appalling cyber-attacks health institutions fighting pandemic unfortunately quick fix can curative vaccine fake news respect welcome growing responsible approach major tech companies media outlets yet much needs done health
HRV 2020 626 626 pandemic emergence convergence different groups phenomena thrive fake news trolling deliberate disinformation media illiteracy general ignorance cause serious concern particularly appalling cyber-attacks health institutions fighting pandemic unfortunately quick fix can curative vaccine fake news respect welcome growing responsible approach major tech companies media outlets yet much needs done public private actors health
HRV 2020 710 710 important anniversary commemorate year field arms control 50th anniversary treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons npt valued multilateral instrument preventing nuclear proliferation achieving nuclear disarmament due covid-19 pandemic postpone npt conference later date considering review conference failed reach consensus substantive final declaration high importance successful conference time hopefully later april next year also health
HRV 2020 924 924 will frame period come background invest dialogue time reaffirming allegiance towards multilateral solutions observance international law established norms globalized world need multilateralism will benefit just pandemic exacerbate existing regional conflicts global security challenges therefore croatia fully supports secretary general’s call global cease-fire mr president mentioned earlier year’s anniversaries refer south-east europe health
HTI 2020 59 59 success work general assembly ordinary session also like commend remarkable work excellency ambassador tijjani muhammad-bande led work seventy-fourth session great dexterity despite difficulties related coronavirus pandemic time like take opportunity congratulate secretary-general mr antonio guterres courageous ambitious initiatives aimed strengthening effectiveness efficiency united nations system common good planet mr president world health
HTI 2020 88 88 opportunity congratulate secretary-general mr antonio guterres courageous ambitious initiatives aimed strengthening effectiveness efficiency united nations system common good planet mr president world currently facing major health crisis caused covid-19 multidimensional consequences virus coupled new conflicts asymmetric wars terrorism violent extremism global socioeconomic inequalities climate_change demand response today ever need cohesive effective health
HTI 2020 339 339 areas country currently stands pursuit sustainable development objectives major challenge major sustained efforts must deployed priority areas road agricultural electrical digital port airport infrastructures education health coverage social housing mobilization foreign direct investment reforestation environmental protection revival agricultural production universal access energy renewable sources universal access credit especially young people farmers health
HTI 2020 507 507 organization encourage intensify efforts strengthen united nations can match new challenges twenty-first century end encourage states commit developing common understanding taking collective action fight covid-19 pandemic accelerating implementation action programmes line three pillars united nations namely development peace security human rights member states offer sincere condolences countries greatly affected covid-19 like health
HTI 2020 541 541 nations namely development peace security human rights member states offer sincere condolences countries greatly affected covid-19 like thank partner countries helped haitian state better manage pandemic particular republic china taiwan time world recognize nation’s right exist afford rightful place international forums particularly united nations conclusion mr president like exceptional occasion invite health
HUN 2020 42 42 virtual setting virus although invisible naked eye upended lives completely covid-19 changed rules regulating family social relations work instant created grave crisis within short period health crisis developed economic later social crisis businesses bankruptcy jobs lost drastic restrictive measures increasing sovereign debt imagined say beginning year people say today’s situation prototype health
HUN 2020 185 185 seventh person earth denied access uncontaminated water hope increased productivity impoverished regions world unable prevent water contamination will still half hospital beds occupied patients suffering diseases caused contamination able create conditions sustainable water management will safer food production will able feed already living planet let alone newly born able transform energy health
IDN 2020 107 107 hunger still suffered many principles un charter international law often neglected including respect sovereignty territorial integrity us concerned situation concern grew even deeper midst covid-19 pandemic time unite work together tackle pandemic see instead one deep division growing rivalries whereas fact must unite always promote win-win approach building relations among state health
IDN 2020 113 113 charter international law often neglected including respect sovereignty territorial integrity us concerned situation concern grew even deeper midst covid-19 pandemic time unite work together tackle pandemic see instead one deep division growing rivalries whereas fact must unite always promote win-win approach building relations among state mutually beneficial understand negative impacts pandemic health
IDN 2020 138 138 pandemic see instead one deep division growing rivalries whereas fact must unite always promote win-win approach building relations among state mutually beneficial understand negative impacts pandemic tremendous health social economy also aware virus knows boundaries across nations one safe everyone division rivalries continue persist concerned pillars stability sustainable peace will crumble health
IDN 2020 140 140 instead one deep division growing rivalries whereas fact must unite always promote win-win approach building relations among state mutually beneficial understand negative impacts pandemic tremendous health social economy also aware virus knows boundaries across nations one safe everyone division rivalries continue persist concerned pillars stability sustainable peace will crumble even destroyed health
IDN 2020 437 437 world un play role strengthen collective global leadership world needs spirit collaboration stronger global leadership create better world third cooperation tackling covid-19 must strengthened terms health aspects well socio economic effects vaccine will game changer war pandemic need work together ensure countries equal access safe vaccine affordable price long term management health
IDN 2020 448 448 collaboration stronger global leadership create better world third cooperation tackling covid-19 must strengthened terms health aspects well socio economic effects vaccine will game changer war pandemic need work together ensure countries equal access safe vaccine affordable price long term management resilient global health system needs improved resilience global health system based health
IDN 2020 465 465 socio economic effects vaccine will game changer war pandemic need work together ensure countries equal access safe vaccine affordable price long term management resilient global health system needs improved resilience global health system based national health resilience will determine future world economic perspective revitalization economic activities gradually needs start tackling limits health
IDN 2020 471 471 changer war pandemic need work together ensure countries equal access safe vaccine affordable price long term management resilient global health system needs improved resilience global health system based national health resilience will determine future world economic perspective revitalization economic activities gradually needs start tackling limits global supply chain today revitalization economy health
IDN 2020 475 475 work together ensure countries equal access safe vaccine affordable price long term management resilient global health system needs improved resilience global health system based national health resilience will determine future world economic perspective revitalization economic activities gradually needs start tackling limits global supply chain today revitalization economy must prioritize health citizens health
IDN 2020 499 499 national health resilience will determine future world economic perspective revitalization economic activities gradually needs start tackling limits global supply chain today revitalization economy must prioritize health citizens world healthy world productive world needs priority will achieved us continue work together work together work together let us solidify commitment consistently carry commitment health
IND 2020 189 189 many people lost entire life savings become homeless refugees times even today can suggest efforts united nations tackle issues sufficient last months whole world battling pandemic coronavirus united nations joint fight pandemic effective response excellency reform responses processes character united nations need hour fact faith respect united nations enjoys among billion health
IND 2020 195 195 become homeless refugees times even today can suggest efforts united nations tackle issues sufficient last months whole world battling pandemic coronavirus united nations joint fight pandemic effective response excellency reform responses processes character united nations need hour fact faith respect united nations enjoys among billion people india unparalleled also true people health
IND 2020 475 475 country directed third country india strengthens development partnership malafide intent making partner country dependent hapless never hesitated sharing experiences development excellency even difficult times raging pandemic pharmaceutical industry india sent essential medicines countries largest vaccine producing country world want give one assurance global community today india’s vaccine production delivery capacity will health
IND 2020 678 678 india proved can done just 4-5 years million people freed open defecation easy task.jsipjbut india achieved within just 2-3 years million people provided access free health care services easy task india able today india one leaders digital transactions today india providing digital access millions citizens process ensuring empowerment transparency today also health
IRL 2020 15 15 president excellencies ladies gentlemen united nations general assembly meets year virtual format shadow covid-19 pandemic taken immense toll countries citizens economies indeed entire way life imposed particular burden least able bear countries weak healthcare systems civilian populations suffering insecurity displacement health
IRL 2020 34 34 meets year virtual format shadow covid-19 pandemic taken immense toll countries citizens economies indeed entire way life imposed particular burden least able bear countries weak healthcare systems civilian populations suffering insecurity displacement conflict poverty pandemic also revealed best humanity heroic efforts front-line workers provide care essential services directly affected remarkable social health
IRL 2020 43 43 toll countries citizens economies indeed entire way life imposed particular burden least able bear countries weak healthcare systems civilian populations suffering insecurity displacement conflict poverty pandemic also revealed best humanity heroic efforts front-line workers provide care essential services directly affected remarkable social cohesion solidarity civic responsibility people throughout world many months health
IRL 2020 75 75 front-line workers provide care essential services directly affected remarkable social cohesion solidarity civic responsibility people throughout world many months restrictions disruptions lives livelihoods mr president pandemic reminds us multilateral responses global challenges remain essential reality interconnected interdependent even strongest us succeed alone guiding spirit united nations since foundation unwavering commitment working health
IRL 2020 1070 1070 cyberspace remains critical need see full achievement sustainable development goals agenda agenda must continue support effective coherent multilateral response covid-19 guidance global coordination efforts world health organisation crucial ireland proud part european union’s unprecedented global response including support covax facility will ensure developing countries access vaccines mr president united nations one health
IRN 2020 52 52 session united nations general assembly allow wish every success honorable secretary general colleagues efforts realize goals objectives united nations excellencies people world taken god-given blessings health security for-granted suddenly shaken outbreak covid-19 spite tiny size covid-19 managed challenge global management national governance seriously world’s significant assembly convening virtually videoconference covid-19 now health
IRN 2020 150 150 plague crossed fabricated boundaries power wealth reminds us members human society impossible confront common global issues without global participation us across globe experiencing difficult times pandemic however nation resilient people iran instead enjoying global partnership cooperation grappling harshest sanctions history imposed blatant gross violation charter united nations international agreements security council health
IRQ 2020 47 47 republic iraq founding member united nations wish general assembly every success current session first time history united nations general assembly meeting virtually consequence current covid-19 pandemic cross-border threat threatens life means life well economies communities general virtual meeting real symbol radical changes way life communicate amid historic paradox meet communicate time health
IRQ 2020 78 78 life well economies communities general virtual meeting real symbol radical changes way life communicate amid historic paradox meet communicate time called upon socially distance hindered pandemic persistence live makes us work hard face pandemic city village globe continued threat entire world compels us work solidarity cooperation among states communities regardless differences health
IRQ 2020 86 86 symbol radical changes way life communicate amid historic paradox meet communicate time called upon socially distance hindered pandemic persistence live makes us work hard face pandemic city village globe continued threat entire world compels us work solidarity cooperation among states communities regardless differences will enable us eradicate pandemic least curb effects health
IRQ 2020 108 108 work hard face pandemic city village globe continued threat entire world compels us work solidarity cooperation among states communities regardless differences will enable us eradicate pandemic least curb effects pandemic also behoves developed nations cooperate sharing experiences information order combat developed nations must help developing nations order create healthy environment will health
IRQ 2020 112 112 city village globe continued threat entire world compels us work solidarity cooperation among states communities regardless differences will enable us eradicate pandemic least curb effects pandemic also behoves developed nations cooperate sharing experiences information order combat developed nations must help developing nations order create healthy environment will allow combat pandemic limit health
IRQ 2020 136 136 effects pandemic also behoves developed nations cooperate sharing experiences information order combat developed nations must help developing nations order create healthy environment will allow combat pandemic limit harmful effects communities lives moreover responsible combating misinformation pandemic indeed ignorance misinformation jeopardize lives millions early planning plays crucial role guaranteeing equity distribution vaccine health
IRQ 2020 146 146 order combat developed nations must help developing nations order create healthy environment will allow combat pandemic limit harmful effects communities lives moreover responsible combating misinformation pandemic indeed ignorance misinformation jeopardize lives millions early planning plays crucial role guaranteeing equity distribution vaccine becomes available will need prevent market distribution becoming purely commercial health
IRQ 2020 188 188 available will need prevent market distribution becoming purely commercial act order allow poorest countries access vaccine citizens given limited resources owing circumstances find iraq combating pandemic trying curb effects series measures precautions despite efforts still much notwithstanding limited capabilities weak infrastructure realm medical care medical services emergence pandemic iraq faced another health
IRQ 2020 210 210 find iraq combating pandemic trying curb effects series measures precautions despite efforts still much notwithstanding limited capabilities weak infrastructure realm medical care medical services emergence pandemic iraq faced another scourge less dangerous terrorism corruption succeeded vanquishing military terrorism liberating cities strong will power sacrifices made army forces popular crowd peshmerga support health
IRQ 2020 490 490 organization iraq experienced years war suffering blockades terrorism suffered recently sharp drop oil prices global market impact economic havoc caused covid-19 drop oil prices coincided pandemic threat result suddenly face major challenges approximately one year ago iraq also experienced popular uprising citizens clamoured change enable aspirations iraqis met called active dialogue health
IRQ 2020 926 926 freedom rule law sovereignty justice conclusion reiterate gratitude united nations mark seventy-fifth anniversary alternative organization brings us together despite differences especially time face transnational challenges pandemics climate_change food security-related problems issue migration issues can addressed united nations charter doubt whatsoever global order failed past years recall bitter experiences genocide rwanda wars health
ISL 2020 46 46 working challenging circumstances commitment courage international community comes together 75th anniversary united nations exceptional circumstances amid global crisis iceland fully committed support global response covid-19 pandemic contributed global humanitarian response plan un response recovery fund several initiatives including development distribution fair equal access possible vaccine every country crisis will long-term implications health
ISL 2020 92 92 country crisis will long-term implications economies societies pushing millions peoples behind least vulnerable must therefore redouble collective efforts pursue sustainable development goals vigour mr president pandemic revealed fate interlinked successes failures others revelation brought founders great organisation together lived horrors two world wars understood must now stronger together apart notion evident health
ISL 2020 239 239 serve us secretary-general’s ongoing reform agenda full support mr president greatest challenge time can addressed joint efforts climate_action needs heart efforts build back better greener pandemic paris agreement global baseline iceland fully committed implementation build back greener need make full use science innovation positive financial stimulus full participation private sector iceland’s health
ISL 2020 390 390 therefore deeply worrying least risk losing generation gains due current crisis must act now ensure full equal participation women economic political life access education essential health services fight sexual gender-based violence iceland therefore committed contributing meaningful way co-leader generation equality action coalition gender-based violence mr president growing nationalism racism religious intolerance health
ISR 2020 16 16 mr president ladies gentlemen middle east exactly renowned producing good news expected year different know pandemic virus ravaging part world like everywhere else pleased report year can tell good news middle east fact can report two pieces good news earlier month health
ITA 2020 61 61 reality albeit caused different unprecedented evils invisible enemy upended lives consolidated habits caused victims suffocated world economy forcing us suspend social relations limit freedoms covid-19 pandemic indiscriminately plagued every region people world putting humanity test tragedy changed us also offered us opportunity new beginning us seize months suffering look eye differently health
ITA 2020 109 109 look eye differently calling new sense reciprocity renewed spirit solidarity italy first country europe west faced emergency large-scale country become symbol collective effort human effort health political one later serving benefit entire international community traumatic weeks emergency italy able see first-hand support friendship world community many demonstrations solidarity assistance many wish health
ITA 2020 157 157 assistance many wish underscore testaments strength resilience courage fellow citizens even general assembly feel duty say thank extraordinary responsibility shown country overcome determination acute phase health emergency building experience gained directly ground front line hospital corridors research laboratories efforts today wish share reinvigorated multilateral system united nations core turn reality idea health
ITA 2020 188 188 ground front line hospital corridors research laboratories efforts today wish share reinvigorated multilateral system united nations core turn reality idea world fit tackle challenges posed pandemic start proposed constitution international alliance fight covid-19 initiative enabled us mobilize record timing billion global response european union crisis particular guarantee equal universal access vaccine health
ITA 2020 234 234 guarantee equal universal access vaccine diagnostics therapeutics italy considers global public goods objective leaving one behind endeavored main international fora settings world governance multilateral response health economic sectors form extraordinary measures lesson national community learned difficult experience complexity one simple thing health common inalienable good must guaranteed every woman every man health
ITA 2020 250 250 endeavored main international fora settings world governance multilateral response health economic sectors form extraordinary measures lesson national community learned difficult experience complexity one simple thing health common inalienable good must guaranteed every woman every man planet today proud italy scientists researchers businesses taken mantle advanced projects vaccine research particularly proud say health
ITA 2020 294 294 advanced projects vaccine research particularly proud say contribution research will collective heritage vaccine will made available peoples afford look future planet children selfishness ignoring fact healthcare risks becoming luxury many parts world hope soon beating pandemic coincide wish return old notion normal want imagine reinvent different world previous reality best possible health
ITA 2020 304 304 collective heritage vaccine will made available peoples afford look future planet children selfishness ignoring fact healthcare risks becoming luxury many parts world hope soon beating pandemic coincide wish return old notion normal want imagine reinvent different world previous reality best possible one perfectible challenge every one us improve life lesson pandemic health
ITA 2020 329 329 pandemic coincide wish return old notion normal want imagine reinvent different world previous reality best possible one perfectible challenge every one us improve life lesson pandemic written agendas ignoring turning page without confronting unforgiveable mistake european union understood scope challenge rethink world make sustainable greener digital inclusive next eu generation together health
ITA 2020 381 381 european central bank represents historic opportunity look europe indispensable guidepost global partnership new future last week’s announcement president european commission ursula von der leyen global health summit held italy precisely italy’s g20 presidency testament determined commitment deliver will time coordination also tangible demonstration renewed multilateral cohesion based pursuit collective well-being decisive health
ITA 2020 438 438 place strongest hopes spirit italy now advances approach inspired ethics vulnerability calls members international community assume share collective responsibility global public goods fundamental human rights health education sustainability social institutional resilience mr president well aware responsibility g20 presidency country will vested lead global efforts especially ignore particular moment history global community health
ITA 2020 488 488 community living work august assembly will added firmly believe upcoming g20 italy can opportunity collective renewal time solidify sense community every nation nourished darkest hours pandemic can leverage synergy brother- sisterhood necessary transform tragedy happened opportunity rebirth regeneration can imagine together new humanism puts people front center italy’s agenda will focus health
ITA 2020 572 572 digital technology long source inequity become driver inclusive growth offering opportunities efforts fall within two pillars agenda paris agreement will promoting sustainable inclusive resilient growth pandemic opened new horizons strategies fight climate_change environmental protection will need work together renewed ambitions regarding climate_change disconnected promotion investments policies socioeconomic recovery european green deal health
ITA 2020 732 732 enshrined paris agreement us moral imperative spirit italy supports partner countries particular need building together future resilient climate_change efficient use resources society want rebuild aftermath pandemic must prioritize promotion protection human dignity forms without distinction without exclusion end italy will continue place center foreign policy action protection inalienable human rights every health
ITA 2020 841 841 battle saying cultural heritage national civic identity hope resolution rally ever-greater consensus however will able pursue goal society founded respect human rights prioritize rights women health crisis shed even brighter light vulnerability discrimination abuse violence women still today endure throughout world token however crisis emergency also shined light strength invaluable irreplaceable health
ITA 2020 903 903 conference opportunity take stock successes also forge ahead work must done hold true shared commitments realizing full effective gender equality mr president many parts world pandemic descended upon situations conflict severe crises potentially devastating consequences immediately supported appeal launched secretary-general guterres march global ceasefire italy firmly believes matters peace security tackled health
ITA 2020 1158 1158 political solution solution can guarantee lasting peace stability libya just two weeks ago visited lebanon personally bear testament italy’s solidarity people midst severe economic political health crisis found grappling horrible tragedy struck beirut august also wished encourage institutions continue take heed lebanese people’s demand reforms can longer wait italy immediately took health
ITA 2020 1212 1212 effort led united nations overcome current emergency support future reconstruction italy will continue contributing stabilization efforts conducted unifil mission currently italian command among negative effects pandemic caused crisis areas worsening already dire vulnerabilities migrants irregular migration flows global challenge can overcome multilateral response international community needed action structured around principles solidarity health
ITA 2020 1335 1335 around process reform united nations security council must make process democratic effective representative entire un membership invisible enemy today yet defeated still causing victims uncertainties pandemic cast light weaknesses also strength international community taught us together can turn dark page time embark new journey time courage time vision years ago let health
JAM 2020 45 45 maintaining focus social justice climate_action critical elements decade recovery excellency term office can confident jamaica’s continued commitment global recovery effort multilateral approach finding viable solutions pandemic mr president jamaica welcomes significance timeliness special theme commemorate 75th un general assembly indeed future aspire contingent effective renewed multilateral system united nations must play health
JAM 2020 75 75 significance timeliness special theme commemorate 75th un general assembly indeed future aspire contingent effective renewed multilateral system united nations must play pivotal role prior advent pandemic jamaica recording significant progress pursuit economic independence macro-economic stability reduction high levels public debt poverty alleviation human capital formation increased employment opportunities protecting vulnerable society health
JAM 2020 127 127 us position implement initial social economic stimulus programme addition early response control spread coronavirus treat infected however economy now faces triple challenges reduced revenues increased health social expenditures ongoing climate_crisis threatens undo years hard-won development gains mr president pandemic highlighted pre-existing vulnerabilities multiple structural weaknesses within economies large small rich poor health
JAM 2020 140 140 coronavirus treat infected however economy now faces triple challenges reduced revenues increased health social expenditures ongoing climate_crisis threatens undo years hard-won development gains mr president pandemic highlighted pre-existing vulnerabilities multiple structural weaknesses within economies large small rich poor clearly demonstrated systemic nature risk worldwide great differences lie however respective abilities mitigate health
JAM 2020 171 171 weaknesses within economies large small rich poor clearly demonstrated systemic nature risk worldwide great differences lie however respective abilities mitigate development reversals arising multi-faceted impact pandemic recover stronger developing countries must therefore devise strategies respond effectively must rebalance economies rethink nature global cooperation recover stronger position become resilient future systemic shocks health
JAM 2020 198 198 stronger developing countries must therefore devise strategies respond effectively must rebalance economies rethink nature global cooperation recover stronger position become resilient future systemic shocks covid-19 pandemic highlighted interconnectedness interdependence world underscored need strengthened renewed multilateralism strive respond recover stronger must re-imagine way nations cooperate persistent global problems require consistent cooperation achieve health
JAM 2020 337 337 community fails potential exists others impacted entire international community will therefore reap benefits support provided area requires particular support fund similar cooperation mechanism digital divide pandemic forced schools workplaces close people practice social distancing internet become public square meet access critical information however approximately half world’s population still connected internet school health
JAM 2020 364 364 schools workplaces close people practice social distancing internet become public square meet access critical information however approximately half world’s population still connected internet school work healthcare commerce religious worship going online persons without access reliable internet connection may marginalised disconnected entirely now ever imperative digital divide closed countries enabled provide universal health
JAM 2020 415 415 access connectivity well tools allow societies economies capture power digital technologies universal secure affordable connectivity essential greater participation global digital economy attainment inclusive sustainable development pandemic greatly accelerated adoption digital technologies provided developing countries particular opportunity leapfrog digital economy call global community respond increased bi-lateral multi-lateral cooperation area promises exponential increase health
JAM 2020 577 577 resilient recovery mr president note grave concern un reports women girls continue face discrimination globally persistent gaps participation economic activity decision making political leadership seen pandemic deepened socio-economic inequalities disproportionately impacted women girls leading increased exposure domestic violence loss livelihoods taking measures ensure national recovery efforts include gender perspective harness full health
JAM 2020 639 639 furthering engagement un international partners implement spotlight initiative increase advocacy mechanisms groups friends women’s economic empowerment gender parity women peace security mr president doubt covid-19 pandemic propelled united nations critical crossroads exposed exacerbated gross inequalities still exist reinforced need international community scale-up cooperation respond growing deepening health crisis rapid spread novel health
JAM 2020 660 660 mr president doubt covid-19 pandemic propelled united nations critical crossroads exposed exacerbated gross inequalities still exist reinforced need international community scale-up cooperation respond growing deepening health crisis rapid spread novel coronavirus exerting immense pressure health-care systems globally many already stress compounded existing disparities health increased risks vulnerable particularly elderly persons requiring health
JAM 2020 678 678 international community scale-up cooperation respond growing deepening health crisis rapid spread novel coronavirus exerting immense pressure health-care systems globally many already stress compounded existing disparities health increased risks vulnerable particularly elderly persons requiring medical care non-communicable diseases ncds given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic health
JAM 2020 689 689 novel coronavirus exerting immense pressure health-care systems globally many already stress compounded existing disparities health increased risks vulnerable particularly elderly persons requiring medical care non-communicable diseases ncds given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention health
JAM 2020 690 690 coronavirus exerting immense pressure health-care systems globally many already stress compounded existing disparities health increased risks vulnerable particularly elderly persons requiring medical care non-communicable diseases ncds given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment health
JAM 2020 699 699 stress compounded existing disparities health increased risks vulnerable particularly elderly persons requiring medical care non-communicable diseases ncds given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security health
JAM 2020 703 703 health increased risks vulnerable particularly elderly persons requiring medical care non-communicable diseases ncds given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security thank bilateral international partners health
JAM 2020 708 708 elderly persons requiring medical care non-communicable diseases ncds given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security thank bilateral international partners including paho invaluable support advice health
JAM 2020 716 716 given limited fiscal space adopted whole government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security thank bilateral international partners including paho invaluable support advice efforts address health crisis socio-economic impact international community health
JAM 2020 722 722 government approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security thank bilateral international partners including paho invaluable support advice efforts address health crisis socio-economic impact international community works earnest develop covid-19 vaccine jamaica health
JAM 2020 723 723 approach pandemic mobilizing support citizens pandemic brought fore importance investing ncds prevention care bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security thank bilateral international partners including paho invaluable support advice efforts address health crisis socio-economic impact international community works earnest develop covid-19 vaccine jamaica welcomes health
JAM 2020 736 736 bridging investment gap prevention treatment ncds must therefore essential pillar response pandemic health security thank bilateral international partners including paho invaluable support advice efforts address health crisis socio-economic impact international community works earnest develop covid-19 vaccine jamaica welcomes efforts aimed accelerating equitable access vaccines diagnostics therapeutics believe ambition expedite development tools health
JAM 2020 790 790 ensure safe effective accessible mr president keeping commitment full realization agenda sustainable development jamaica deeply invested finding solutions national regional multilateral levels respond effectively decisively pandemic immense challenges demand global community combine efforts sustained coordinated manner identify opportunities effective remedial action seek create future want must summon energies talent resources combat health
JOR 2020 246 246 crisis brought mirror world shown us cracks global system offered us historic moment rethink role united nations multilateral organisations become impactful dealing challenges old new pandemics raging conflicts long injustice lack peace persist anywhere world un must rest must rest palestinian-israeli conflict one conflict started un’s formation continues fester day way health
JPN 2020 21 21 mr president excellencies honor deliver first statement assuming office september prime minister japan united nations celebrating 75th anniversary novel coronavirus disease pulled us unprecedented crisis turn brought international community back cooperation tendencies towards division isolation last years multilateralism become stronger made progress face multiple challenges call health
JPN 2020 62 62 years multilateralism become stronger made progress face multiple challenges call unite solidarity can turn current crisis opportunity reinforce cooperation mr president fight virus japan utmost health safety people japan around world harnessing wisdom public private sectors alike now stage revitalizing socio-economic activities maintaining measures preventing spread infections let share thoughts based health
JPN 2020 140 140 focuses individuals debated many years forum united nations general assembly mr president face current crisis guided principle human security think essential set goal leaving one’s health behind work towards achieving universal health coverage expect shared goal basis japan will proactively lead international efforts focus following three perspectives collaboration countries first need health
JPN 2020 146 146 united nations general assembly mr president face current crisis guided principle human security think essential set goal leaving one’s health behind work towards achieving universal health coverage expect shared goal basis japan will proactively lead international efforts focus following three perspectives collaboration countries first need safeguard lives novel coronavirus diseases japan health
JPN 2020 170 170 universal health coverage expect shared goal basis japan will proactively lead international efforts focus following three perspectives collaboration countries first need safeguard lives novel coronavirus diseases japan fully supports development therapeutics vaccines diagnostics works towards ensuring fair equitable access including developing countries japan also works international organizations relevant international frameworks will health
JPN 2020 208 208 access including developing countries japan also works international organizations relevant international frameworks will able deliver results also proposing framework patent pooling public-private partnership essential particularly health sector japan going promote steadfastly second must prepare future health crises japan committed expanding efforts developing countries build hospitals well assist strengthening health medical systems health
JPN 2020 218 218 international frameworks will able deliver results also proposing framework patent pooling public-private partnership essential particularly health sector japan going promote steadfastly second must prepare future health crises japan committed expanding efforts developing countries build hospitals well assist strengthening health medical systems providing equipment supporting human resource development working asean japan supporting health
JPN 2020 231 231 essential particularly health sector japan going promote steadfastly second must prepare future health crises japan committed expanding efforts developing countries build hospitals well assist strengthening health medical systems providing equipment supporting human resource development working asean japan supporting establishment asean centre public health emergencies emerging diseases japan also supporting africa centres health
JPN 2020 248 248 efforts developing countries build hospitals well assist strengthening health medical systems providing equipment supporting human resource development working asean japan supporting establishment asean centre public health emergencies emerging diseases japan also supporting africa centres disease control prevention matter fact africa witnessing concrete result longstanding cooperation ticad process human resource development well health
JPN 2020 251 251 build hospitals well assist strengthening health medical systems providing equipment supporting human resource development working asean japan supporting establishment asean centre public health emergencies emerging diseases japan also supporting africa centres disease control prevention matter fact africa witnessing concrete result longstanding cooperation ticad process human resource development well provision maintenance facilities health
JPN 2020 257 257 medical systems providing equipment supporting human resource development working asean japan supporting establishment asean centre public health emergencies emerging diseases japan also supporting africa centres disease control prevention matter fact africa witnessing concrete result longstanding cooperation ticad process human resource development well provision maintenance facilities health sector japan provided support establishment health
JPN 2020 277 277 japan also supporting africa centres disease control prevention matter fact africa witnessing concrete result longstanding cooperation ticad process human resource development well provision maintenance facilities health sector japan provided support establishment noguchi memorial institute medical research ghana assisted training medical laboratory technologists institute serves hub country’s response coronavirus processes pcr tests health
JPN 2020 310 310 institute medical research ghana assisted training medical laboratory technologists institute serves hub country’s response coronavirus processes pcr tests carried country third will take measures ensure health security even broader context will continue work countries improve conditions water sanitation hygiene nutrition environmental factors response current crisis japan provided foreign aid billion japanese health
JPN 2020 324 324 coronavirus processes pcr tests carried country third will take measures ensure health security even broader context will continue work countries improve conditions water sanitation hygiene nutrition environmental factors response current crisis japan provided foreign aid billion japanese yen billion medical health sectors along initiatives critically important take steps towards revitalizing economies health
JPN 2020 339 339 context will continue work countries improve conditions water sanitation hygiene nutrition environmental factors response current crisis japan provided foreign aid billion japanese yen billion medical health sectors along initiatives critically important take steps towards revitalizing economies hit hard crisis bolster economic activities developing countries japan implementing covid-19 crisis response emergency support health
JPN 2020 450 450 challenges accelerating efforts achieve sdgs tackle global issues end propose tap wisdom around world deepen discussions mr president looking forward need build back better covid-19 pandemic create flexible yet resilient society sdgs achieved virtuous cycle environment growth generated ongoing crisis heavily impacting education children youth shape future also affecting women among health
JPN 2020 522 522 respond crises work together transparency greatly respect activities efforts un thus far also like emphasize organization need neutral fair governance ever key collective response infectious diseases review reform believe will able make even better use necessary expertise right time right manner conviction japan stands ready cooperate review reform process likewise un health
JPN 2020 857 857 united work arms control disarmament conventional weapons disarmament saves lives mr president summer next year japan determined host tokyo olympic paralympic games proof humanity defeated pandemic will continue spare effort order welcome games safe secure thank attention health
KAZ 2020 19 19 mr secretary-general excellencies distinguished delegates year commemorate 75th anniversary united nations dramatic critical time greatest challenge age covid-19 pandemic continues cause deep suffering among people around world seriously affected global economy wake unprecedented human tragedy behalf country- fellows extend profound gratitude medical professionals frontline health
KAZ 2020 57 57 wake unprecedented human tragedy behalf country- fellows extend profound gratitude medical professionals frontline staff-members work hard protect us current global emergency stress test us triggered health humanitarian socio-economic turbulence covid-19 exposed past mistakes failures witnessed critical collapse global cooperation response crisis trade protectionism political nationalism coming close already called state global health
KAZ 2020 210 210 current challenges mr president right coronavirus outbreak un’s various funds programmes agencies stepped forward combat crisis however international community obviously needs firstly build strong global health system priority must given upgrading national health institutions timely coordinated support developed countries un agencies secondly must take politics vaccine late reaching covid-19 vaccine trade health
KAZ 2020 217 217 un’s various funds programmes agencies stepped forward combat crisis however international community obviously needs firstly build strong global health system priority must given upgrading national health institutions timely coordinated support developed countries un agencies secondly must take politics vaccine late reaching covid-19 vaccine trade investment agreement protect global production supply chains health
KAZ 2020 248 248 countries un agencies secondly must take politics vaccine late reaching covid-19 vaccine trade investment agreement protect global production supply chains thirdly may necessary revise international health regulations increase world health organization’s capacity develop national capabilities preventing responding diseases fourthly suggest idea network regional centers disease control biosafety un auspices closely examined health
KAZ 2020 252 252 must take politics vaccine late reaching covid-19 vaccine trade investment agreement protect global production supply chains thirdly may necessary revise international health regulations increase world health organization’s capacity develop national capabilities preventing responding diseases fourthly suggest idea network regional centers disease control biosafety un auspices closely examined kazakhstan stands ready host health
KAZ 2020 260 260 trade investment agreement protect global production supply chains thirdly may necessary revise international health regulations increase world health organization’s capacity develop national capabilities preventing responding diseases fourthly suggest idea network regional centers disease control biosafety un auspices closely examined kazakhstan stands ready host regional center last least light global pandemic launching health
KAZ 2020 267 267 chains thirdly may necessary revise international health regulations increase world health organization’s capacity develop national capabilities preventing responding diseases fourthly suggest idea network regional centers disease control biosafety un auspices closely examined kazakhstan stands ready host regional center last least light global pandemic launching biological weapons control system becoming acute ever health
KAZ 2020 284 284 responding diseases fourthly suggest idea network regional centers disease control biosafety un auspices closely examined kazakhstan stands ready host regional center last least light global pandemic launching biological weapons control system becoming acute ever kazakhstan proposes establish special multilateral body international agency biological safety based biological weapons convention accountable un security health
KAZ 2020 334 334 security council distinguished delegates need urgent concerted efforts truly global economic recovery join secretary-general’s call rescue package amounting per cent world economy share view response pandemic based new global deal create equal broader opportunities believe suspension debt repayments poorest countries will help reduce uncertainty international financial institutions need implement innovative solutions health
KAZ 2020 515 515 acknowledge role volunteers propose united nations proclaim international year mobilizing volunteers development kazakhstan announced current year year volunteers mr president two crises looming right behind pandemic one nuclear non-proliferation disarmament crisis kazakhstan role model responsible state willingly abandoning nuclear arsenal shutting world’s biggest nuclear test site however continuous erosion non-proliferation regime health
KAZ 2020 793 793 free terrorism kazakhstan among first repatriate women children war-torn syria iraq easy decision absolutely necessary one strong belief united nations must lead global effort overcome pandemic accelerate recovery improve prospects global governance therefore every un agency reinstate efficiency relevance tasks ahead us alternative live great challenge building robust forward-oriented un criticism health
KAZ 2020 934 934 women youth protection children reduced gender inequality index value two times introduced mandatory quota women youth election party lists helped million fellow-citizens temporarily lost income pandemic allocated goal billion million people received food household packages unprecedented measure part world regional cooperation always main focus commitment central asia undergoing rapid transformation significant health
KEN 2020 35 35 secretary-general united nations h.e antonio guterres excellencies distinguished delegates ladies gentlemen indeed delighted participate 75th session united nations general assembly despite unusual circumstances created covid-19 pandemic let take opportunity mr president thank congratulate election wish productive successful 75th session assure kenya’s full well constructive support also like take opportunity congratulate predecessor health
KEN 2020 76 76 full well constructive support also like take opportunity congratulate predecessor h.e professor tijjani muhammad-bande ably steering 74th session general assembly difficult season ensured notwithstanding difficulties pandemic work united nations continued mr president 75th anniversary moment reflect journey taken moment introspect establish anchor still holds community nations become unanchored challenges time occasion health
KEN 2020 227 227 san francisco conference founded great organization today mankind confronted complex multifaceted gravely serious challenges across world witnessing constant disruptions generating great anxiety uncertainty unpredictability covid19 pandemic best defines challenges time challenge affects us challenge can overcome us succeeds covid19 pandemic contemporary challenges including climate biodiversity crisis face growing geostrategic tensions social health
KEN 2020 241 241 across world witnessing constant disruptions generating great anxiety uncertainty unpredictability covid19 pandemic best defines challenges time challenge affects us challenge can overcome us succeeds covid19 pandemic contemporary challenges including climate biodiversity crisis face growing geostrategic tensions social well economic inequalities crisis legitimacy governance well vulnerabilities digital world indeed redefined imperative multilateral health
KEN 2020 400 400 multilateralism appropriate indeed timely speaks urgent need review actions national global levels also responds pressing demand effective multilateral action within rule-based international system indeed covid-19 pandemic give fresh impetus collective efforts strengthen international cooperation global pandemic deepened unfortunately existing inequalities hitting poorest vulnerable communities hardest created unprecedented synergy challenges demonstrated limits health
KEN 2020 410 410 global levels also responds pressing demand effective multilateral action within rule-based international system indeed covid-19 pandemic give fresh impetus collective efforts strengthen international cooperation global pandemic deepened unfortunately existing inequalities hitting poorest vulnerable communities hardest created unprecedented synergy challenges demonstrated limits institutions therefore urgent need improve readiness area global crises management health
KEN 2020 450 450 limits institutions therefore urgent need improve readiness area global crises management importantly effectively take urgent coordinated collective measures build resilience insulate societies economies adverse effects pandemic crisis kenya undertake special targeted efforts national multi agency team covid19 place ensure appropriate interventions revamped expanded national county health care systems interventions taken targeted health
KEN 2020 470 470 insulate societies economies adverse effects pandemic crisis kenya undertake special targeted efforts national multi agency team covid19 place ensure appropriate interventions revamped expanded national county health care systems interventions taken targeted old vulnerable unemployed youth specific programmes keep healthy productively engaged also recognized pandemic produced challenges gender inequality gender violence introduced health
KEN 2020 488 488 ensure appropriate interventions revamped expanded national county health care systems interventions taken targeted old vulnerable unemployed youth specific programmes keep healthy productively engaged also recognized pandemic produced challenges gender inequality gender violence introduced financial tax interventions keep economy businesses viable solvent like everyone else introduced social health measures including cessation travel health
KEN 2020 509 509 productively engaged also recognized pandemic produced challenges gender inequality gender violence introduced financial tax interventions keep economy businesses viable solvent like everyone else introduced social health measures including cessation travel social distancing wearing masks improved hygiene achieved best abilities within environment constitutional civil liberties rights prosperity development citizenry continental level mr health
KEN 2020 565 565 personally guiding collective continental actions together heads state government members african union bureau adopted continental covid-19 mitigation strategy great success coordinating continental efforts prevent severe illness death covid-19 well minimizing social economic disruptions excellencies learnt past six months country repeat country can manage crisis magnitude work collectively order build back better health
KEN 2020 605 605 country can manage crisis magnitude work collectively order build back better therefore call upon global community enhance cooperation assistance developing countries vulnerable situations bolster economies health care systems achieve universal health coverage envisioned uhc political declaration mr president assembly pinnacle platform debate matters global political concern time recent history global developments health
KEN 2020 610 610 work collectively order build back better therefore call upon global community enhance cooperation assistance developing countries vulnerable situations bolster economies health care systems achieve universal health coverage envisioned uhc political declaration mr president assembly pinnacle platform debate matters global political concern time recent history global developments concerning today global geopolitics competition health
KEN 2020 644 644 pinnacle platform debate matters global political concern time recent history global developments concerning today global geopolitics competition global powers complicated severely undermined global response covid19 pandemic indeed caused severe anxiety undermined coordinated responses economic social character left us stronger position global collective excellencies president office organisation african pacific caribbean states organization health
KEN 2020 696 696 countries vulnerale poorest become acutely aware global geopolitics competition focused helping us better build stronger safer healthier prosperous world equally important even addressing acute phase pandemic must remain collectively committed global recovery developing countries seeking existing debt moratorium refined extended december early replenishment imf poverty reduction growth trust prgt world bank health
KGZ 2020 76 76 effective partners developing states behalf people kyrgyz republic thank united nations supporting reforms mr president theme today’s debate accurately reflects current alarming situation world covid-19 pandemic reminded us closely interconnected express full support un secretary-general calling global ceasefire mobilization international efforts pandemic date cases disease reported kyrgyzstan unfortunately lost citizens declared health
KGZ 2020 92 92 today’s debate accurately reflects current alarming situation world covid-19 pandemic reminded us closely interconnected express full support un secretary-general calling global ceasefire mobilization international efforts pandemic date cases disease reported kyrgyzstan unfortunately lost citizens declared july year day mourning country thanks unity people kyrgyzstan heroic work doctors volunteers able significantly reduce health
KGZ 2020 95 95 reflects current alarming situation world covid-19 pandemic reminded us closely interconnected express full support un secretary-general calling global ceasefire mobilization international efforts pandemic date cases disease reported kyrgyzstan unfortunately lost citizens declared july year day mourning country thanks unity people kyrgyzstan heroic work doctors volunteers able significantly reduce spread virus assistance health
KGZ 2020 147 147 us united nations swiftly established fund well international donors essential support allies strategic partners important ongoing assistance crucial us universal access vaccine key distinguished participants pandemic impeded implementation agenda significantly exacerbated external debt crisis welcome decision g20 international financial institutions suspend debt payments may year un high-level event proposed mechanism used health
KGZ 2020 381 381 needs support international community adapt negative impacts climate_change mr president climate_change reduces volume glaciers water resources kyrgyzstan will lead shortage clean water pose threat public health lead land degradation economic risks regard advocate implementation projects aimed studying problem melting glaciers protection also believe extremely important preserve mountain ecosystems areas glaciers form health
KHM 2020 61 61 uncertainties certainly world facing great turmoil unprecedented last years result tectonic convergence potential new cold war lead profound transformation entire geopolitical landscape continuous outbreak covid-19 pandemic climate environmental change non-state terrorism mention millions human beings still suffering hunger misery exploitation etc top world now facing irreversible metamorphose polycentric structure marked intense health
KHM 2020 310 310 concern small country caught midst cold war conflict ideological rift nationalist fanatism paid high price thus must outright reject attempt allow tragic history repeat covid-19 pandemic economic social recovery excellency president never history health crisis effects consequences magnitude although yet grasp full impact pandemic world economies can anticipate gloomy prospect business health
KHM 2020 318 318 ideological rift nationalist fanatism paid high price thus must outright reject attempt allow tragic history repeat covid-19 pandemic economic social recovery excellency president never history health crisis effects consequences magnitude although yet grasp full impact pandemic world economies can anticipate gloomy prospect business bankruptcies massive layoffs affecting lives millions people paradoxically health
KHM 2020 328 328 reject attempt allow tragic history repeat covid-19 pandemic economic social recovery excellency president never history health crisis effects consequences magnitude although yet grasp full impact pandemic world economies can anticipate gloomy prospect business bankruptcies massive layoffs affecting lives millions people paradoxically pandemic reminded us indispensable solidarity unites people world world economy health
KHM 2020 344 344 crisis effects consequences magnitude although yet grasp full impact pandemic world economies can anticipate gloomy prospect business bankruptcies massive layoffs affecting lives millions people paradoxically pandemic reminded us indispensable solidarity unites people world world economy recover faster must work closely address crisis international institutions based principles transparency efficiency now ever must health
KHM 2020 419 419 dock port thus allowing stranded passengers crew safe passage respective country global issues challenges excellency president now like raise key global issues challenges starting effects pandemic sustainable development goals looking global economies severely hit covid worries particularly related compounding effects resources deliver key priorities necessary achieve sustainable development agenda time may health
KHM 2020 788 788 majority un member states allowing khmer rouge executioners occupy cambodian seat un governments preached incessantly democracy human rights ones deprived entire surviving population access food health education housing development even peace long years believe history repeats case eu’s withdrawal eba time cambodia struggles survive amid covid-19 pandemic struggle notwithstanding cambodia strongly health
KHM 2020 809 809 surviving population access food health education housing development even peace long years believe history repeats case eu’s withdrawal eba time cambodia struggles survive amid covid-19 pandemic struggle notwithstanding cambodia strongly determined years ago defend believes rightful path defend sovereignty protect hard-won peace fully cherished cambodians gone tragic devastation now rising nation health
KIR 2020 134 134 enhance links governments multilateral institutions can work together create resilient healthy peaceful future respective peoples critical especially emergence unprecedented challenges climate_change natural disasters recent covid-19 pandemic mr president note like express deepest condolences brothers sisters around world suffering impacts global pandemic difficult uncertain times calls stronger cooperation reminds us strength unity health
KIR 2020 149 149 critical especially emergence unprecedented challenges climate_change natural disasters recent covid-19 pandemic mr president note like express deepest condolences brothers sisters around world suffering impacts global pandemic difficult uncertain times calls stronger cooperation reminds us strength unity also reminds us united nations need- one can step difficult challenging times united nations undertakes health
KIR 2020 310 310 home country many countries already begun repatriate nationals government remains crisis due absence adequate infrastructure capacity isolate nationals upon return months ago declared state public health emergency calling assistance partners enhance strengthen public health sector assist necessary actions required mitigate economic social shocks covid-19 mr president optimistic can overcome challenge work health
KIR 2020 318 318 government remains crisis due absence adequate infrastructure capacity isolate nationals upon return months ago declared state public health emergency calling assistance partners enhance strengthen public health sector assist necessary actions required mitigate economic social shocks covid-19 mr president optimistic can overcome challenge work together members united nations family government remains grateful health
KIR 2020 371 371 partners namely australia new zealand china japan world bank asian development bank contributing million aud towards preparations efforts mitigate economic social impacts emerging onset covid-19 pandemic also acknowledge support provided united arab emirates assistance package pacific government india united nations india partnership fund canadian fund local initiatives response covid-19 usaid donation health
KIR 2020 590 590 recognized goals agenda however times like need accelerated action coordinated efforts target assistance disadvantaged groups marginalized communities least developed amongst us remain vulnerable especially global pandemics future want future development inclusive measured percentage population lifted-up across poverty line live secure healthier lives congruent ever-powerful motto agenda- future leaves one behind accordingly health
KIR 2020 654 654 concluded resolutions adopted number countries graduate list least developed countries rather vulnerable disadvantaged least developed peoples can get targeted support ensure less compromised onset global pandemics covid-19 need united nations embraces challenges mr president blessed large ocean kiribati depends sea livelihood common trait share blue pacific family us sea identity define health
KIR 2020 750 750 complicated situation maritime transport commercial activity particularly seafarers closure borders rendered ships unable change crews forcing seafarers stay on-board extended periods time thus subjecting various health issues current border restrictions around world seafarers effectively stranded land sea unable embark ships work unable disembark ports efforts address issue august government declared seafarers health
KIR 2020 1056 1056 soul good chance whole world moving forward towards inclusive social development end conclude sharing us traditional blessings te mauri te raoi ao te tabomoa meaning health peace prosperity thank health
KNA 2020 58 58 year 75th anniversary united nations testimony truly unusual times live must also seize opportunity pay tribute secretary general mr antonio guterres leadership difficult period covid-19 pandemic theme debate rather fitting time like must faith multilateralism international cooperation achieve sustainable development goals stronger safer future want see seventy-five years ago twilight second health
KNA 2020 167 167 larger freedom seventy-five years objectives still relevant laudable remain work progress moment global reckoning moment approximately million brothers sisters friends colleagues neighbours parents perished punishing pandemic demands renewal purpose promise purpose must fidelity multilateralism faith international cooperation breathe new life united nations charter also achieving sustainable development goals halting climate_change pivoting health
KNA 2020 254 254 crisis time now must show must speak must share must listen must act surely must lead mr president multilateral action living unprecedented times novel coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic gripped world like never seen destabilizing economies overwhelming many healthcare sectors causing incalculable pain suffering millions people worldwide commend international community bound together health
KNA 2020 256 256 now must show must speak must share must listen must act surely must lead mr president multilateral action living unprecedented times novel coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic gripped world like never seen destabilizing economies overwhelming many healthcare sectors causing incalculable pain suffering millions people worldwide commend international community bound together global solidarity health
KNA 2020 266 266 act surely must lead mr president multilateral action living unprecedented times novel coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic gripped world like never seen destabilizing economies overwhelming many healthcare sectors causing incalculable pain suffering millions people worldwide commend international community bound together global solidarity defeat pandemic congratulate world health organisation stewardship global response fighting health
KNA 2020 283 283 world like never seen destabilizing economies overwhelming many healthcare sectors causing incalculable pain suffering millions people worldwide commend international community bound together global solidarity defeat pandemic congratulate world health organisation stewardship global response fighting covid-19 pandemic caricom states reaffirm support framework access covid-19 tools accelerator act-a global collaborative framework provides solid health
KNA 2020 286 286 seen destabilizing economies overwhelming many healthcare sectors causing incalculable pain suffering millions people worldwide commend international community bound together global solidarity defeat pandemic congratulate world health organisation stewardship global response fighting covid-19 pandemic caricom states reaffirm support framework access covid-19 tools accelerator act-a global collaborative framework provides solid global response defeat health
KNA 2020 293 293 causing incalculable pain suffering millions people worldwide commend international community bound together global solidarity defeat pandemic congratulate world health organisation stewardship global response fighting covid-19 pandemic caricom states reaffirm support framework access covid-19 tools accelerator act-a global collaborative framework provides solid global response defeat pandemic rapid development scale equitable distribution covid-19 health
KNA 2020 312 312 organisation stewardship global response fighting covid-19 pandemic caricom states reaffirm support framework access covid-19 tools accelerator act-a global collaborative framework provides solid global response defeat pandemic rapid development scale equitable distribution covid-19 vaccines therapeutics diagnostics pinned strengthening health systems instead nationalism need global cooperation fight defeat covid-19 commend society approach worked health
KNA 2020 324 324 access covid-19 tools accelerator act-a global collaborative framework provides solid global response defeat pandemic rapid development scale equitable distribution covid-19 vaccines therapeutics diagnostics pinned strengthening health systems instead nationalism need global cooperation fight defeat covid-19 commend society approach worked well context st kitts nevis every stakeholder group played role combating covid-19 health
KNA 2020 363 363 well context st kitts nevis every stakeholder group played role combating covid-19 world needs nations large small work together mutual success st kitts nevis covid-19 pandemic st kitts nevis successful containing spread covid-19 within borders twin island federation fortunate record low infection rate zero deaths r-value success story tell world implementation health
KNA 2020 379 379 small work together mutual success st kitts nevis covid-19 pandemic st kitts nevis successful containing spread covid-19 within borders twin island federation fortunate record low infection rate zero deaths r-value success story tell world implementation national response mechanism comprising establishment national emergency coordination committee closure borders nonessential travel imposition restrictions physical health
KNA 2020 429 429 physical movement people within borders well promotion protective wear robust public awareness campaign played exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicable diseases must stepped people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact health
KNA 2020 434 434 well promotion protective wear robust public awareness campaign played exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicable diseases must stepped people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirus disease disrupted international health
KNA 2020 441 441 campaign played exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicable diseases must stepped people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirus disease disrupted international travel tourism global supply chains industrial commercial health
KNA 2020 443 443 exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicable diseases must stepped people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirus disease disrupted international travel tourism global supply chains industrial commercial operations created health
KNA 2020 457 457 people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirus disease disrupted international travel tourism global supply chains industrial commercial operations created widespread unemployment unprecedented situation will inevitably stymie chances achieving sustainable development goals financing development health
KNA 2020 536 536 positively call concessional resources reshape economies post-covid-19 world return path sustainable growth development given economic environmental vulnerabilities small island developing state likely confronted multiplier effect pandemic particularly brace intense segment hurricane season climate_change mr president st kitts nevis smallest independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time health
KNA 2020 683 683 st kitts nevis ocean lifeblood let us protect preserve stronger safer future food security food systems summit held next year timely since current inadequacies exposed pandemic demand vigorous examination strategies food production nutrition security particularly encouraged positive response kittitians nevisians answering call government strengthen food security scaling investments agriculture fisheries 25th health
KNA 2020 690 690 protect preserve stronger safer future food security food systems summit held next year timely since current inadequacies exposed pandemic demand vigorous examination strategies food production nutrition security particularly encouraged positive response kittitians nevisians answering call government strengthen food security scaling investments agriculture fisheries 25th anniversary fourth world conference women mr president health
KNA 2020 788 788 blazed implementation national gender policy legislation focused attention beijing declaration’s 12th action point girl child will continue prioritise pursuit gender equality empowerment women girls global health partnerships mr president st kitts nevis renews call taiwan’s inclusion international fraternity nations republic china taiwan remains valuable partner peace prosperity development fullest respect international health
KNA 2020 830 830 remains valuable partner peace prosperity development fullest respect international law taiwan stayed true longstanding traditions remained true partner fight covid-19 seen first-hand taiwan’s exemplary management pandemic within borders impressed willingness help vulnerable states around world taiwan assisted many states combatting unprecedented health pandemic sending million surgical masks well medical equipment countries health
KNA 2020 846 846 true partner fight covid-19 seen first-hand taiwan’s exemplary management pandemic within borders impressed willingness help vulnerable states around world taiwan assisted many states combatting unprecedented health pandemic sending million surgical masks well medical equipment countries view international community deprived gift true partnership offered million people taiwan hope taiwan can included un health
KNA 2020 847 847 partner fight covid-19 seen first-hand taiwan’s exemplary management pandemic within borders impressed willingness help vulnerable states around world taiwan assisted many states combatting unprecedented health pandemic sending million surgical masks well medical equipment countries view international community deprived gift true partnership offered million people taiwan hope taiwan can included un system health
KNA 2020 887 887 partnership offered million people taiwan hope taiwan can included un system particularly meetings mechanisms activities thereby improving global response resources available address transboundary crises covid-19 pandemic exclusion taiwan experience expertise resources leaves partial vacuum global response covid-19 world health organisation can benefit inclusion worthy member equally existence antiquated embargo cuba flies health
KNA 2020 900 900 mechanisms activities thereby improving global response resources available address transboundary crises covid-19 pandemic exclusion taiwan experience expertise resources leaves partial vacuum global response covid-19 world health organisation can benefit inclusion worthy member equally existence antiquated embargo cuba flies spirit global partnerships desire future time ever vulnerable nations must free access cuba’s health
KNA 2020 927 927 can benefit inclusion worthy member equally existence antiquated embargo cuba flies spirit global partnerships desire future time ever vulnerable nations must free access cuba’s expertise health myriad areas global concern mr president conclusion difficult year also must year can recommit united nations ideals must comprehensive reforms make un system fit purpose health
KNA 2020 1023 1023 multilateralism welcome un future possibilities report provides good guide governments can make certain changes economies now however must much dialogue commitment experience real change gravity pandemic laid several united nations resolutions covid-19 take action general assembly hall let us remember commit remembering time rise tide thank health
KOR 2020 42 42 now middle covid-19 crisis humanity will surely make astonishing strides toward tomorrow different today like offer deepest sympathies victims covid-19 bereaved families around world fighting disease gratitude also goes medical staff frontline workers staff members international organizations putting risk protect health humanity 75th session un general assembly will go long way health
KOR 2020 57 57 offer deepest sympathies victims covid-19 bereaved families around world fighting disease gratitude also goes medical staff frontline workers staff members international organizations putting risk protect health humanity 75th session un general assembly will go long way toward triumphing unprecedented crisis let extend congratulations mr volkan bozkir assumption presidency high hopes able health
KOR 2020 98 98 extend congratulations mr volkan bozkir assumption presidency high hopes able leadership also like express respect secretary-general antonio guterres tireless efforts resolve numerous global challenges infectious diseases peace economy environment human rights mr president covid-19 crisis face upending daily lives humanity agitating even world economy international order just far-sighted leaders created united health
KOR 2020 148 148 united nations years ago high time pool wisdom find guiding star time great transformation republic korea took key values democracy turned three main principles infectious disease prevention openness transparency democracy entire korean people turned main actors infectious disease prevention efforts korea also combined multilateralism community spirit enabling people practice spirit freedom health
KOR 2020 160 160 great transformation republic korea took key values democracy turned three main principles infectious disease prevention openness transparency democracy entire korean people turned main actors infectious disease prevention efforts korea also combined multilateralism community spirit enabling people practice spirit freedom korean people protected safety protecting neighbors korean government extended scope neighbors beyond health
KOR 2020 189 189 also combined multilateralism community spirit enabling people practice spirit freedom korean people protected safety protecting neighbors korean government extended scope neighbors beyond borders sharing infectious disease prevention equipment countries without closing borders korea keeping country economy intact learned end empowers korea weather novel coronavirus values cultivated humanity championed un answer overcoming health
KOR 2020 262 262 created un dreaming better world achieved brilliant feat promoting universal values humankind post-covid-19 era un tasked spreading universal values even resolve complex global challenges cooperation healthcare economic cooperation sustainable development climate_action battles every country fighting year clearly demonstrated crisis overcome single country alone without consideration neighbors today un assuming new job health
KOR 2020 398 398 global funding facilitate advance purchase sufficient doses vaccines international organizations ensure impoverished developing countries can also share benefits korea actively participating covax facility led world health organization gavi home headquarters international vaccine institute korea will provide active support various activities geared towards developing distributing affordable vaccines developing countries concerns remain possibility health
KOR 2020 470 470 aftershocks sweeping us border shutdowns atrophied exchanges people goods make global economic recovery harder although indeed extraordinarily difficult task must make best worlds preventing infectious disease reviving economy even midst covid-19 crisis strengthen multilateralism characterized solidarity cooperation bolster free trade system built upon international norms korea strived safeguard global supply chain health
KOR 2020 902 902 peninsula international community’s continued support cooperation end day south north bound single community life intertwined mountains rivers seas stretching across two sides one exposed infectious diseases natural disasters requiring two cooperate overcome challenges inter-korean cooperation disease prevention control public health will also trigger dialogue cooperation process building peaceful korean peninsula today health
KOR 2020 912 912 bound single community life intertwined mountains rivers seas stretching across two sides one exposed infectious diseases natural disasters requiring two cooperate overcome challenges inter-korean cooperation disease prevention control public health will also trigger dialogue cooperation process building peaceful korean peninsula today world expanding concept security traditional security preserving territorial integrity comprehensive health
KOR 2020 916 916 intertwined mountains rivers seas stretching across two sides one exposed infectious diseases natural disasters requiring two cooperate overcome challenges inter-korean cooperation disease prevention control public health will also trigger dialogue cooperation process building peaceful korean peninsula today world expanding concept security traditional security preserving territorial integrity comprehensive security world joining forces health
KOR 2020 1014 1014 now requires cooperation transcends borders need equip multilateral security architecture far spoken peace economy benefits koreas makes everyone prosperous stressed need inter-korean cooperation disaster response healthcare hoping international community views issues surrounding korean peninsula lens inclusive international cooperation propose today launching northeast asia cooperation initiative infectious disease control public health whereby health
KOR 2020 1035 1035 inter-korean cooperation disaster response healthcare hoping international community views issues surrounding korean peninsula lens inclusive international cooperation propose today launching northeast asia cooperation initiative infectious disease control public health whereby north korea participates member along china japan mongolia republic korea cooperative architecture guarantees collective protection life safety will lay groundwork north health
KOR 2020 1038 1038 response healthcare hoping international community views issues surrounding korean peninsula lens inclusive international cooperation propose today launching northeast asia cooperation initiative infectious disease control public health whereby north korea participates member along china japan mongolia republic korea cooperative architecture guarantees collective protection life safety will lay groundwork north korea security guaranteed health
KWT 2020 99 99 muhammad-bande presidency previous session mr president 75th session comes compelling unprecedented time fraught danger relentlessly beset aspects modern life crossing borders without restrictions loudly resonating disease death recognizing geographical borders dismissing various ethnic political social determinants formed shaped historical experiences mankind suffering covid-19 incurred human life accompanied woes lost loved ones health
KWT 2020 163 163 world great loss pray almighty praised patient hardship misfortune mercy enshrines souls deceased speeds recovery infected relieve humanity calamity mr president ladies gentlemen severe impact pandemic various basic vital domains aspects daily life alarming consequently resulted terrifying upsurge number victims deaths million registered cases addition deepest recessions recorded hitting world since health
KWT 2020 211 211 hitting world since aftermath second world war accompanied widespread cases revenues collapse since increased risk million people falling abject poverty revealed world importance bolstering economic health social environmental systems place way inevitability multilateral action put test viable sustainability continuity shutdown stagnation regard highly value extraordinary significant roles undertaken united nations secretary health
KWT 2020 246 246 test viable sustainability continuity shutdown stagnation regard highly value extraordinary significant roles undertaken united nations secretary general mr antonio guterres harnessing means measures order address pandemic accelerating action provide vaccines diagnostic tools treatment everyone everywhere special consideration top priority given groups affected vulnerable women children elderly countries societies suffer humanitarian crises health
KWT 2020 314 314 march launched appeal ceasefire around world describing opportune occasion overcome causes conflict make room tireless efforts stop malady war close ranks order fight global battle pandemic concentrating recovery destructive effects well striving focus stages recovery devastating impact build equal world much sought integration education employment achieved sustainable development social protection based health
KWT 2020 342 342 destructive effects well striving focus stages recovery devastating impact build equal world much sought integration education employment achieved sustainable development social protection based improving comprehensive health systems strengthening role women gender equality rights opportunities lead main purposes united nations founded say preserving international peace security sparing future generations scourge war mr health
KWT 2020 416 416 stop deluge deterioration restoring hope people resuming usual way life dispelling feelings panic trepidation consumed outset year gives cause thought state many regions around world pandemic contributed widening scope crises endure increased challenges burdening peoples unfortunately arab middle east region bare brunt despite availability written solutions described therapeutic methods epitomized abundant health
KWT 2020 477 477 however long-standing challenge inherent implementation serious tackling provisions remained insurmountable obstacle moving forward achieving desired progress state kuwait assuming responsibilities supporting efforts international community fight pandemic contributed million dollars stressing commitment cooperate support international efforts accelerate process manufacturing vaccine making available fair way countries need addition announced readiness host critical cases health
KWT 2020 1165 1165 international obligations solidarity global level will represent real starting point accomplishing goals aimed eradicating poverty various forms ensuring human beings obtain equal rights dignity education health political participation youth women empowerment addressing impact climate_change within framework paris agreement describing continuation environmental degradation one biggest obstacles realizing goals according principle shared responsibility health
KWT 2020 1214 1214 shared responsibility taking account difference responsibilities burden bearing although united nations announced january current decade will ushered become decade expediting implementation plan however effects repercussions pandemic comprehensive scope rendering approach difficult uphold way becomes necessary preserve progress made field development sustainable development depends inevitability activating multilateral international action raising global cooperation health
LAO 2020 74 74 delegation ready extend full support cooperation discharge noble duties let also commend predecessor h.e tijjani muhammad-bande successful presidency 74th session unga amid advert impact covid-19 pandemic ongoing work un mr president years ago united nations created ashes second world war aimed saving succeeding generations scourge war brought untold sufferings mankind one health
LAO 2020 204 204 human rights gender equality name importantly multilateral cooperation flag united nations synergized collective efforts responding addressing major common challenges single country can alone issue climate_change pandemic terrorism others addition seen joint efforts tackling challenges framework mdgs sdgs action plans help vulnerable countries particular least developed countries ldcs land-locked developing countries lldcs health
LAO 2020 246 246 particular least developed countries ldcs land-locked developing countries lldcs small island developing states sids collective efforts helped number millions people get poverty hunger access education health service improve gender equality significant achievements united nations course regional international environment past years definitely different current setting therefore united nations adapted strengthened effectively deliver health
LAO 2020 350 350 crimes drugs human trafficking refugees will remain unresolved requires international community actively address pressing challenges together mr president know world currently facing serious outbreak covid-19 pandemic immediate long-term challenge us respond recover impact economic development past decades world never seen pandemic scale million people infected nearly million people died besides posed health
LAO 2020 365 365 together mr president know world currently facing serious outbreak covid-19 pandemic immediate long-term challenge us respond recover impact economic development past decades world never seen pandemic scale million people infected nearly million people died besides posed huge impact socioeconomic development many countries leading world economy recession many companies went bankrupt unemployment health
LAO 2020 408 408 world economy recession many companies went bankrupt unemployment skyrocketed achievements efforts eradicate poverty progress implementation sdgs severely impacted therefore immediate task us jointly contain covid-19 pandemic well implement strict preventive measures lao pdr adopted strict preventive measures achieved quite good result confirmed infected cases fatality achievement partly due cooperation assistance provided health
LAO 2020 485 485 development vaccine final stage will find vaccine effective safe prevent covid-19 soon however universal access vaccine another important matter needs considered otherwise will able respond pandemic effectively regard like take opportunity express heartfelt congratulation efforts made international organizations particular world health organization countries assistance extended member states facing difficulties enables us health
LAO 2020 500 500 vaccine another important matter needs considered otherwise will able respond pandemic effectively regard like take opportunity express heartfelt congratulation efforts made international organizations particular world health organization countries assistance extended member states facing difficulties enables us control outbreak covid-19 certain level including initiative establish project promote ensure global access vaccine without health
LAO 2020 835 835 significantly contributed poverty reduction improving living standard multi-ethnic people able reduce poverty rate per cent around per cent date nonetheless due impact natural disasters covid-19 pandemic economic growth expected go may negative upcoming 9th five-year national socio-economic development plan 2021- lao pdr will continue develop economy line sustainable green growth strategy health
LAO 2020 921 921 integration asean cooperation framework asean dialogue partnership cooperation countries including asean-un cooperation framework aimed achieving asean vision priorities also support asean collaboration countries response covid-19 pandemic seeking solution economic recovery pandemic mr president conclusion strong confidence multilateral cooperation conflict resolution peaceful means cooperation development un charter remain relevant mechanism efforts synergizing health
LAO 2020 926 926 dialogue partnership cooperation countries including asean-un cooperation framework aimed achieving asean vision priorities also support asean collaboration countries response covid-19 pandemic seeking solution economic recovery pandemic mr president conclusion strong confidence multilateral cooperation conflict resolution peaceful means cooperation development un charter remain relevant mechanism efforts synergizing unifying us maintaining international peace health
LBN 2020 44 44 ladies gentlemen outset allow thank mr president chairing historic seventy-fifth session united nations general assembly loved congratulate person rather video-teleconference technique imposed us current global health situation also like extend acknowledgment h.e mr tijjani muhammad-bande recognition efforts directing last session general assembly especially disruption organization’s work result covid-19 pandemic outbreak wish health
LBN 2020 67 67 current global health situation also like extend acknowledgment h.e mr tijjani muhammad-bande recognition efforts directing last session general assembly especially disruption organization’s work result covid-19 pandemic outbreak wish pay tribute secretary-general mr antonio guterres continuous efforts head international organization endeavors support lebanon beirut port explosion august organized beirut support conference august health
LBN 2020 520 520 displacement problem based humanitarian principles international law particular principle non-refoulement nevertheless today amidst lebanon’s successive crises number displaced amounts one-third population displacement exacerbated economic social health humanitarian problems host community lebanon demands intensified endeavors safe dignified return displaced without linking political solution syria especially since syrian territories become safe lebanese government health
LBR 2020 62 62 assembly behalf government people liberia begin address like pay homage frontline fighters paid ultimate sacrifice save lives others covid-19 period also say special thank public health institutions organizations throughout world working tirelessly bring end dangerous virus taken lives many millions short time now extend deepest sympathy condolences bereaved families lost lives health
LBR 2020 89 89 organizations throughout world working tirelessly bring end dangerous virus taken lives many millions short time now extend deepest sympathy condolences bereaved families lost lives deadly disease may souls rest perfect peace excellencies distinguished ladies gentlemen congratulate excellency mr volkan bozkir election president seventy-fifth 75th session united nations general assembly assure liberia’s health
LBR 2020 174 174 general assembly let also commend excellency mr antonio guterres secretary-general united nations enthusiasm personal dedication work united nations foresight devising innovative responses challenges deadly covid-19 pandemic mr president distinguished ladies gentlemen theme chosen year’s general debate future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action appropriate united health
LBR 2020 208 208 general debate future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action appropriate united nations commemorates seventy-fifty anniversary founding amidst ravishes global pandemic infected nearly thirty million citizens member states killed almost one million persons globally just six months behalf government people liberia extend warm appreciation member countries health
LBR 2020 280 280 covid-19 taught us countries whether rich poor developed undeveloped united common humanity must rise normal divisions work better fairer united world excellencies africa hit hard pandemic although continent seen number deaths affected persons case many advanced countries can attribute mercy almighty god made sure predictions massive numbers deaths continent africa materialize health
LBR 2020 316 316 countries can attribute mercy almighty god made sure predictions massive numbers deaths continent africa materialize liberia able build previous experience six years ago ebola viral epidemic proud say government development partners mounted robust national covid response seems contained covid-19 time result liberians affected covid-19 date approximately fully recovered liberians falling epidemic health
LBR 2020 341 341 epidemic proud say government development partners mounted robust national covid response seems contained covid-19 time result liberians affected covid-19 date approximately fully recovered liberians falling epidemic therefore want extend special thanks bilateral multilateral partners strong support liberia received deal covid-19 emergency help sustain liberian economy government now developed post-covid economic recovery health
LBR 2020 547 547 decade distinguished ladies gentlemen government taken many measures since 74th general assembly deal persistent socioeconomic problems continue beset country example closure schools order contain covid pandemic seen unprecedented recent increase rape sexual gender-based violence perpetrated upon young women girls stay home response epidemic within pandemic recently convened national conference involved sexual health
LBR 2020 564 564 beset country example closure schools order contain covid pandemic seen unprecedented recent increase rape sexual gender-based violence perpetrated upon young women girls stay home response epidemic within pandemic recently convened national conference involved sexual gender-based violence stakeholders resulted validation comprehensive roadmap intended mitigate incidence menace society based recommendations emanated roadmap government health
LBR 2020 566 566 example closure schools order contain covid pandemic seen unprecedented recent increase rape sexual gender-based violence perpetrated upon young women girls stay home response epidemic within pandemic recently convened national conference involved sexual gender-based violence stakeholders resulted validation comprehensive roadmap intended mitigate incidence menace society based recommendations emanated roadmap government declared rape health
LBR 2020 737 737 international cooperation global solidarity will become increasingly important addressing complex problems now solve excellencies distinguished heads states colleagues must continue work together global community confront disease epidemics fight poverty prevent wars founding member united nations liberia avails strong partner meeting global challenges thank health
LBR 2020 738 738 cooperation global solidarity will become increasingly important addressing complex problems now solve excellencies distinguished heads states colleagues must continue work together global community confront disease epidemics fight poverty prevent wars founding member united nations liberia avails strong partner meeting global challenges thank health
LBY 2020 88 88 general antonio guterres fulfil principles purposes united nations regrettably year’s session held amid difficult cruel international circumstances caused covid-19 disregards geographical borders discriminate among people pandemic continues cause significant loss life pose threat services production sectors especially poor countries affected instability conflict secretary- general stressed several occasions can overcome pandemic solidarity health
LBY 2020 112 112 people pandemic continues cause significant loss life pose threat services production sectors especially poor countries affected instability conflict secretary- general stressed several occasions can overcome pandemic solidarity greater mutual international cooperation concerted efforts time opportunity address assembly wish talk end difficult transition period facing country success overcoming grave challenges wish say health
LBY 2020 377 377 faced libyans constantly proven want peace war destruction possess strength faith resist defeat aggressor want prevent bloodshed loss life also want unite efforts combat covid-19 pandemic threat citizens announced ceasefire august called elections march next year underscored effective lasting ceasefire requires regions sirte jufra free weapons foreign forces mercenaries must withdraw health
LBY 2020 647 647 obligations relevant international conventions currently reviewing accession treaties conventions promote human rights also attach great importance promotion women’s rights gender equality continue provide free education health care citizens aggression tripoli constituted flagrant violation principles human rights indiscriminate bombings caused death destruction displacement use landmines field executions revealed mass graves city tarhouna health
LBY 2020 1094 1094 contributes international efforts eliminate weapons mass destruction maintain international peace security almost five years since began implementing sustainable development goals concerned serious challenges posed covid-19 pandemic undermine gains made impede progress libya continues face many challenges regard achieving sdgs particular due insecurity political instability country aware can development without security vice health
LCA 2020 129 129 threats force us consider deeply future want united nations need year’s theme calls reaffirmation collective commitment multilateralism us continue confront covid-19 effective multilateral action covid-19 pandemic dire consequences world economies financial markets social humanitarian destabilisation emphasized every leader come however worth restating current crisis demands urgent action small island developing states health
LCA 2020 175 175 action small island developing states like saint lucia always inherently susceptible environmental economic financial shocks unique circumstances consequent vulnerabilities left us exposed ravages twin crises pandemic climate_change every day leaders sids struggle safeguard people pervasive erosion hard-fought developmental gains global community contends devastating impact pandemic must honest acknowledge current challenges sids health
LCA 2020 194 194 left us exposed ravages twin crises pandemic climate_change every day leaders sids struggle safeguard people pervasive erosion hard-fought developmental gains global community contends devastating impact pandemic must honest acknowledge current challenges sids symptom broader problem failure international institutions keep pace adapt practical reality faced sids must acknowledge global economic architecture created health
LCA 2020 351 351 pen aspirations build back better advance work continue implementing sustainable development goals extremely bleak within current international context years argued case financial crisis climate_change latest pandemic provided empirical evidence reaffirmed vulnerabilities sids inadequacy solutions current global architecture recent years sids backed academic research advocated establishment use vulnerability index already developed commonwealth health
LCA 2020 408 408 yet nothing changed wealth still determined per capita gdp though know now categorically accurate measure meeting upon meeting receive platitudes talk meanwhile storms hurricanes crises pandemics keep coming regardless disproportionally asked carry burden major shocks caused actions outside control every additional shock become indebted dependent will soon become impossible us survive health
LCA 2020 647 647 grow stronger time underpinning key values tolerance mutual respect united nations multilateral processes institutions born time decades made difference world brokering peace educating children eradicating disease weathering crises within without considered view delegation international institutions require profound structural shifts collective commitment multilateralism advocate multilateral rules vigorously pursue change change needed done health
LCA 2020 741 741 taken granted particularly current difficult global context critical successes equal commitment resources time brother sister’s keeper take opportunity applaud united nations development system active response pandemic listening specific needs states mobilising resources possible support un system critical effective implementation sdgs samoa pathway also wish offer sincere gratitude commendation countries stepped challenge health
LCA 2020 827 827 affected entire caribbean region time give states like taiwan recognition can meaningfully engage global processes share best practices even china taiwan differences addressed climate_change covid-19 pandemic stark reminders taiwan left discussions taiwan elections currency controls airspace military force population almost million people many left table mark years continued exclusion taiwan calls health
LCA 2020 863 863 military force population almost million people many left table mark years continued exclusion taiwan calls question principles un established must also recognize world grapples covid-19 pandemic taiwan demonstrated impressive leadership just success managing spread coming aid nations saint lucia many countries provide medical resources technical advice pandemic touched every country potent health
LCA 2020 884 884 recognize world grapples covid-19 pandemic taiwan demonstrated impressive leadership just success managing spread coming aid nations saint lucia many countries provide medical resources technical advice pandemic touched every country potent reminder interconnectedness human societies reason building new world economic order must leave one behind people country allowed fall cracks saint lucia health
LCA 2020 914 914 reminder interconnectedness human societies reason building new world economic order must leave one behind people country allowed fall cracks saint lucia never done well managing pandemic without friends like people taiwan cuba speak today saint lucia recorded cases deaths reopened country visitors learnt co-exist covid-19 equally proud success record many sids health
LCA 2020 1078 1078 small island state exceptionalism staunch advocacy fundamental principles organisation also wish note also marking 15th anniversary world summit leaders supported early reform security council due pandemic discussions issue taken place saint lucia joins countries encouraging text-based negotiations reform efforts will expedited mr president founding united nations testament human progress predecessors chose health
LIE 2020 55 55 meeting virtual format year right delegation new york among presented first general assembly resolution adopted lockdown supported unprecedented number cosponsors.the central message resolution solidarity time pandemic today want offer message solidarity city new york hit hard pandemic shown remarkable resilience outstanding host us throughout mr president ongoing pandemic difficult humbling experience health
LIE 2020 66 66 general assembly resolution adopted lockdown supported unprecedented number cosponsors.the central message resolution solidarity time pandemic today want offer message solidarity city new york hit hard pandemic shown remarkable resilience outstanding host us throughout mr president ongoing pandemic difficult humbling experience us temptation wish quickest possible return status quo ante strong understandable health
LIE 2020 77 77 resolution solidarity time pandemic today want offer message solidarity city new york hit hard pandemic shown remarkable resilience outstanding host us throughout mr president ongoing pandemic difficult humbling experience us temptation wish quickest possible return status quo ante strong understandable sober reality way going back pandemic changed reality living conditions globally health
LIE 2020 97 97 us throughout mr president ongoing pandemic difficult humbling experience us temptation wish quickest possible return status quo ante strong understandable sober reality way going back pandemic changed reality living conditions globally fundamental manner profound impact importantly perhaps exacerbated existing inequalities within among nations health care education stability income obvious areas respect health
LIE 2020 115 115 strong understandable sober reality way going back pandemic changed reality living conditions globally fundamental manner profound impact importantly perhaps exacerbated existing inequalities within among nations health care education stability income obvious areas respect disadvantage pandemic often hit hardest suffered additional setbacks overcoming crisis therefore enormous challenge also unique opportunity creating better health
LIE 2020 124 124 reality living conditions globally fundamental manner profound impact importantly perhaps exacerbated existing inequalities within among nations health care education stability income obvious areas respect disadvantage pandemic often hit hardest suffered additional setbacks overcoming crisis therefore enormous challenge also unique opportunity creating better living conditions people will able better prepared enhance collective health
LIE 2020 173 173 enhance collective resilience decade action takes additional significance respect agenda provides us perfect framework building back better done better achieving goals reflected agenda gender equality health care inequality climate_change much better prepared fight pandemic effectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president even pandemic started health
LIE 2020 181 181 respect agenda provides us perfect framework building back better done better achieving goals reflected agenda gender equality health care inequality climate_change much better prepared fight pandemic effectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president even pandemic started secretary-general identified erosion trust institutions rule law major health
LIE 2020 197 197 equality health care inequality climate_change much better prepared fight pandemic effectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president even pandemic started secretary-general identified erosion trust institutions rule law major risk peaceful societies shared concern recent experience strengthens belief need strong accountable institutions common theme analytical health
LIE 2020 225 225 identified erosion trust institutions rule law major risk peaceful societies shared concern recent experience strengthens belief need strong accountable institutions common theme analytical reporting impact pandemic high levels trust institutions exist can response pandemic coordinated unified effective lack access relevant institutions inequality treatment corruption fundamentally undermine trust must important entry points health
LIE 2020 233 233 peaceful societies shared concern recent experience strengthens belief need strong accountable institutions common theme analytical reporting impact pandemic high levels trust institutions exist can response pandemic coordinated unified effective lack access relevant institutions inequality treatment corruption fundamentally undermine trust must important entry points collective response will continue giving highest priority challenges health
LIE 2020 272 272 must important entry points collective response will continue giving highest priority challenges rule law implementation sdg upcoming special session assembly corruption becomes even relevant background pandemic broadly though fight rule law international level remains central task us mr president united nations one finest triumphs rule law years ago states embraced set health
LIE 2020 697 697 often due veto power responsibility general assembly step address matters increases therefore believe general assembly meet discuss every instance veto cast security council mr president pandemic defining challenge time addressing various dimensions climate_change manifold devastating effects center response enormous work done design solutions help us fight climate_change paris agreement reached painstaking health
LIE 2020 811 811 voices young people rightfully asking part decision-making will profound impact lives mr president inequality gap one biggest challenges achieving sdg’s gap widened dramatically rapidly result pandemic devastating effect individually collectively forced labor prevalent expression modern slavery human trafficking focus sdg work number years now together partners governments private sector partners set health
LIE 2020 878 878 one profitable organized crime models fast stands finance slavery trafficking identifies tools financial institutions play effective part fighting crimes areas compliance responsible investment financial innovation pandemic made work relevant fully committed continuing work implement fast within un system beyond celebrating year 30th anniversary membership united nations joining organization essential step sovereignty health
LIE 2020 920 920 anniversary membership united nations joining organization essential step sovereignty assertive independent foreign policy un membership solid support population also comes expectations must work hard meet pandemic people world instinctively looked united nations offer solutions show way forward expectations met specialized agencies particular done tremendous work will continue political investment united nations health
LIE 2020 963 963 tremendous work will continue political investment united nations will continue voice promotes rule law will part ensure intergovernmental bodies also fit upcoming challenges one element pandemic impressively underlined need assembly fully function times particular times crisis commend effort good will unprecedented restrictions core multilateral forum collective duty prepare better next time health
LKA 2020 65 65 last general assembly wish extend sri lanka’s appreciation secretary-general excellency antonio guterres dynamic leadership untiring efforts pursuing objectives united nations even amidst unprecedented conditions brought pandemic effort taken hold un general assembly modified format keeping current constraints commendable extend deepest condolences lost loved ones due pandemic express deep appreciation frontline healthcare health
LKA 2020 85 85 even amidst unprecedented conditions brought pandemic effort taken hold un general assembly modified format keeping current constraints commendable extend deepest condolences lost loved ones due pandemic express deep appreciation frontline healthcare essential workers sri lanka globally dedication selfless commitment theme year’s general debate timely echoes importance solidarity across national borders alleviating health
LKA 2020 90 90 pandemic effort taken hold un general assembly modified format keeping current constraints commendable extend deepest condolences lost loved ones due pandemic express deep appreciation frontline healthcare essential workers sri lanka globally dedication selfless commitment theme year’s general debate timely echoes importance solidarity across national borders alleviating effects covid-19 commend efforts taken health
LKA 2020 144 144 including covid global humanitarian response plan establishment united nations covid-19 response recovery fund sri lanka supports extensive work carried played critical role shaping global response pandemic now must seek facilitate universal access covid-19 vaccine developed designated basic public good affordable obtainable country proud long-standing democratic traditions government sri lanka witnessed two health
LKA 2020 202 202 majorities resounding mandates received presidential parliamentary elections enabled formation strong government dedicated building prosperous nation time even powerful countries world facing substantial challenges wake covid-19 pandemic sri lanka able successfully face challenge thanks well-coordinated synchronized mechanism preventive measures national level assisted robust local healthcare system managed contain spread must thank people health
LKA 2020 220 220 countries world facing substantial challenges wake covid-19 pandemic sri lanka able successfully face challenge thanks well-coordinated synchronized mechanism preventive measures national level assisted robust local healthcare system managed contain spread must thank people country cooperation extended monumental task sri lanka’s sustenance calamity due series inclusive non-discriminatory holistic measures taken government prioritizing health
LKA 2020 246 246 system managed contain spread must thank people country cooperation extended monumental task sri lanka’s sustenance calamity due series inclusive non-discriminatory holistic measures taken government prioritizing health safety people measures include financially supporting low income families pensioners differently-abled day-income earners farmers disadvantaged groups managing repatriation sri lankans coordinated manner sri lanka also health
LKA 2020 362 362 unicef world travel tourism council recently stamped sri lanka safe destination tourists sri lanka notes deep concern developing countries facing unprecedented economic debt crisis due pandemic need debt relief financial stimulus countries must duly recognized sri lanka committed agenda sustainable development moreover country extremely serious protecting environment bio-diversity unique us ensuring health
LKA 2020 565 565 upgraded others modernized equip children knowledge skills help contribute development country cost-free official e-learning portal school children support telecommunication operators successfully contributed towards home learning pandemic state ministries established recently covering areas education women children youth country placing emphasis vocational technical education training sri lanka remains deeply committed addressing drug-related socio health
LSO 2020 126 126 transforming united nations development system also recognize tireless efforts daunting task strengthening streamlining peace security architecture better integrate prevention peace-making peacebuilding energy towards global ceasefire pandemic worthy special mention mr president wish acknowledge session’s theme future want united nations need reaffirming commitment multilateralism apt also greatly inspired three quarters century ago health
LSO 2020 355 355 revolution information systems integration lives men women children can doubt information technology globalization beginning turn theoretical possibilities fact use computers computer-dependent systems resulted improvements basic health conditions increases life expectancy efficiency productivity unfortunately majority left prosperity continue live conditions extreme poverty challenge un 21st century eliminate disparities bringing poor countries digital health
LSO 2020 394 394 extreme poverty challenge un 21st century eliminate disparities bringing poor countries digital age mr president historic session unga comes sensitive time world faced deadly covid-19 pandemic caused economic stagnation loss jobs many fatalities across globe posed serious challenges organization exposed weaknesses vulnerabilities societies economies around world virus attacks regardless ethnicity faith health
LSO 2020 428 428 globe posed serious challenges organization exposed weaknesses vulnerabilities societies economies around world virus attacks regardless ethnicity faith affluence nationality conflict ridden areas situation dire due health systems collapsed note commend secretary general calling global ceasefire corners world support determination commitment fight pandemic lesotho believes international community collectively adopt measures focused holistic health
LSO 2020 444 444 faith affluence nationality conflict ridden areas situation dire due health systems collapsed note commend secretary general calling global ceasefire corners world support determination commitment fight pandemic lesotho believes international community collectively adopt measures focused holistic approach close coordination within un contain spread virus measures future pandemics include ease access vaccines medication health
LSO 2020 464 464 world support determination commitment fight pandemic lesotho believes international community collectively adopt measures focused holistic approach close coordination within un contain spread virus measures future pandemics include ease access vaccines medication essential equipment pandemics respect neither internal external borders cooperation collaboration across among nations including essential pillars multilateralism becomes essential ever health
LSO 2020 472 472 international community collectively adopt measures focused holistic approach close coordination within un contain spread virus measures future pandemics include ease access vaccines medication essential equipment pandemics respect neither internal external borders cooperation collaboration across among nations including essential pillars multilateralism becomes essential ever mr president coronavirus plague escalated vulnerability people need health
LSO 2020 588 588 goals aligns principle leaving one behind report reveals considerable progress implementation sdgs however trite international community track deliver also shocking learn number people suffering hunger malnutrition increased especially countries special situations like lesotho reporting period time climate_change reported occurring much faster anticipated meeting though virtually opportune time commemoration un’s 75th anniversary health
LSO 2020 655 655 critical provide solutions collective global challenges virtue least developed landlocked country characterized weak macroeconomy fragile fiscal policy space lesotho will bear major socio economic brunt pandemic thus remain high risk left behind mr president devastated coronavirus weakened health systems lesotho may achieve sdg health vein call development partners united nations international health
LSO 2020 667 667 weak macroeconomy fragile fiscal policy space lesotho will bear major socio economic brunt pandemic thus remain high risk left behind mr president devastated coronavirus weakened health systems lesotho may achieve sdg health vein call development partners united nations international financial institutions support lldcs ldcs sids similar vulnerable states lesotho necessary resources health
LSO 2020 673 673 lesotho will bear major socio economic brunt pandemic thus remain high risk left behind mr president devastated coronavirus weakened health systems lesotho may achieve sdg health vein call development partners united nations international financial institutions support lldcs ldcs sids similar vulnerable states lesotho necessary resources respond crisis commitment leaving one behind health
LSO 2020 713 713 vulnerable states lesotho necessary resources respond crisis commitment leaving one behind lesotho recognizes equitable quality education part human development regret inform august virtual gathering current pandemic creating education emergency devastating impacts children country abrupt closure schools four months undoubtedly expected lead decline education outcomes fact unesco warns schools closure potential increased health
LSO 2020 768 768 affect adolescent girls entrench gender gaps education lead increased risk sexual exploitation early pregnancy early forced marriages scenario negative outcomes achieving sdgs related education poverty health gender mr president climate_change continues key challenge efforts towards achieving sustainable development member states un possess different levels capacities resources address causes effects climate_change light health
LSO 2020 826 826 un development system mobilize crisis response set world collective path resilient substantive sustainable recovery mr president unfortunate inescapable scale-back work commission status women csw64 due pandemic hindered progress showcasing best practices member states nonetheless pleased march year general assembly adopted political declaration coincided 25th anniversary beijing declaration platform action bpfa remains health
LSO 2020 1224 1224 expectations past years u.n general assembly passed avail annual vote condemning economic commercial financial blockade cuba result people cuba subjected undue hardship relentless even global pandemic required international humanitarian cooperation renew call lifting embargo negative impact country’s economy brought hardship cuban people africa many significant developments taken place respect peacekeeping understood health
LTU 2020 40 40 year ago nobody imagined anniversary marked global challenge unseen since foundation organization unable meet face face yet ready make contributions solving pressing global issues covid-19 pandemic swept every part world leaving devastating cost paid human lives also deepened social inequality colossal wake-up call multilateralism country can tackle pandemic overcome profound economic health
LTU 2020 62 62 global issues covid-19 pandemic swept every part world leaving devastating cost paid human lives also deepened social inequality colossal wake-up call multilateralism country can tackle pandemic overcome profound economic social impact alone fight covid-19 requires better international cooperation solidarity multilateral institutions crucial peace security well-being offer condolences lost loved ones reiterate health
LTU 2020 98 98 international cooperation solidarity multilateral institutions crucial peace security well-being offer condolences lost loved ones reiterate lithuania’s commitment help others country already assisted countries affected coronavirus pandemic africa central east asia europe middle east will continue nearest future mr president time global insecurity rapidly growing peace remain top priority must show respect health
LTU 2020 1003 1003 mr president let stress nothing global world comes without effort difficulty resolution conflicts ensuring peace security fight poverty climate_change securing education social inclusion fighting global pandemics cases need reliable tools need eyes see hearts dare need defend powerless fight impunity powerful need uphold multilateralism rules-based international order cost alternatives way work health
LUX 2020 31 31 friends will remember year year meet usually hall year centre world new york open city existence meetings held welcome us many long weeks epicentre global health crisis like pay special tribute covid-19 crisis impact everyone areas including prosaic banal aspects daily life visit loved ones family get work cope online learning health
LUX 2020 66 66 areas including prosaic banal aspects daily life visit loved ones family get work cope online learning shop play sports concerns full-time job social security access health care head government deal facets crisis swift decisions taken significant consequences lives citizens functioning public services economic activity funding anti-crisis measures remains common plight governments health
LUX 2020 141 141 return borders re-examination gains made areas free trade economic integration unprecedented challenges public private health-care systems mention ethical issues many us faced quite time beginning health crisis europe acted quickly protect national space response continues today free movement people european union also challenged times far beyond considered reasonable time come european health
LUX 2020 168 168 europe acted quickly protect national space response continues today free movement people european union also challenged times far beyond considered reasonable time come european action health social economic levels historic decisions taken ensure way crisis environmentally-friendly recovery meet challenges sustainable development will continue tested coming months believe will successful national european health
LUX 2020 228 228 extraordinary international cooperation state institutional actors particular field scientific research formidable efforts way develop covid-19 vaccine however ensuring equitable global access vaccine will put end pandemic also seen myriad concrete examples solidarity among countries peoples example case medical evacuations responses challenges severity crisis also led improvement adaptation medical health equipment ground health
LUX 2020 251 251 put end pandemic also seen myriad concrete examples solidarity among countries peoples example case medical evacuations responses challenges severity crisis also led improvement adaptation medical health equipment ground strengthening resilience rapid-response systems said know globally situation large number countries great concern covid-19 crisis become health crisis extends beyond covid-19 burden places health
LUX 2020 270 270 crisis also led improvement adaptation medical health equipment ground strengthening resilience rapid-response systems said know globally situation large number countries great concern covid-19 crisis become health crisis extends beyond covid-19 burden places health-care systems generally now question strategies used combat diseases malaria tuberculosis aids disruption supply chains obstacles distribution personal protective health
LUX 2020 285 285 globally situation large number countries great concern covid-19 crisis become health crisis extends beyond covid-19 burden places health-care systems generally now question strategies used combat diseases malaria tuberculosis aids disruption supply chains obstacles distribution personal protective equipment materials also posed major challenge regard like thank states helped us acquire personal protective health
LUX 2020 286 286 situation large number countries great concern covid-19 crisis become health crisis extends beyond covid-19 burden places health-care systems generally now question strategies used combat diseases malaria tuberculosis aids disruption supply chains obstacles distribution personal protective equipment materials also posed major challenge regard like thank states helped us acquire personal protective equipment health
LUX 2020 372 372 effect countless people survive informal economy deprived resources developed economies economic crisis affects countries particular developing countries emerging countries spared countries guarantee resilience social security health systems response crisis means fund emergence crisis capital market proportionally debt burden much higher developed countries luxembourg fully supports efforts establish moratorium reduce debt burden health
LUX 2020 753 753 nations agencies undp unicef course quick react united nations agencies based elsewhere thinking based rome act address food emergency emerging danger starvation recent experiences global health governance can reviewed aftermath current pandemic relevant key lessons learned world health organization appropriate agency conduct review role global health governance needs strengthened confident will health
LUX 2020 759 759 react united nations agencies based elsewhere thinking based rome act address food emergency emerging danger starvation recent experiences global health governance can reviewed aftermath current pandemic relevant key lessons learned world health organization appropriate agency conduct review role global health governance needs strengthened confident will enable us better deal future pandemics health
LUX 2020 765 765 thinking based rome act address food emergency emerging danger starvation recent experiences global health governance can reviewed aftermath current pandemic relevant key lessons learned world health organization appropriate agency conduct review role global health governance needs strengthened confident will enable us better deal future pandemics mr chairman dear friends said earlier health
LUX 2020 773 773 danger starvation recent experiences global health governance can reviewed aftermath current pandemic relevant key lessons learned world health organization appropriate agency conduct review role global health governance needs strengthened confident will enable us better deal future pandemics mr chairman dear friends said earlier world danger undoing years development regard significant number health
LUX 2020 784 784 pandemic relevant key lessons learned world health organization appropriate agency conduct review role global health governance needs strengthened confident will enable us better deal future pandemics mr chairman dear friends said earlier world danger undoing years development regard significant number members organization unfortunately see achievements risk covid-19 crisis incentivized curtailing civil health
LUX 2020 909 909 belarus rise authoritarianism often goes hand hand rise simplistic populist even anti-scientific irrational narratives unfortunately backsliding progress made recognition certain rights also affects sexual reproductive health spilling united nations bodies regard country pursuing feminist foreign policy maintaining gains made many years struggle must remain absolute priority demonstrated recent chairmanship commission population health
LVA 2020 32 32 congratulate mr bozkir assuming post president current session united nations general assembly assure latvia’s cooperation guide work essential body coming year ii multilateral response covidl9 pandemic mr president meet virtual form covid-19 pandemic caused unprecedented global upheaval generation country taken measures prevent control spread pandemic home country can overcome united nations health
LVA 2020 39 39 session united nations general assembly assure latvia’s cooperation guide work essential body coming year ii multilateral response covidl9 pandemic mr president meet virtual form covid-19 pandemic caused unprecedented global upheaval generation country taken measures prevent control spread pandemic home country can overcome united nations agencies notably world health organization crucial coordinating health
LVA 2020 51 51 coming year ii multilateral response covidl9 pandemic mr president meet virtual form covid-19 pandemic caused unprecedented global upheaval generation country taken measures prevent control spread pandemic home country can overcome united nations agencies notably world health organization crucial coordinating providing global response role fulfilled effectively lessons must learned better prepared future health
LVA 2020 61 61 virtual form covid-19 pandemic caused unprecedented global upheaval generation country taken measures prevent control spread pandemic home country can overcome united nations agencies notably world health organization crucial coordinating providing global response role fulfilled effectively lessons must learned better prepared future challenges latvia quickly responded global appeal un secretary-general contributing global health
LVA 2020 92 92 response role fulfilled effectively lessons must learned better prepared future challenges latvia quickly responded global appeal un secretary-general contributing global humanitarian response plan covid-19 world health organization furthermore latvian scientists participate global efforts develop effective vaccine virus can return normality iii global security mr president effective multilateralism remains essential tool maintaining health
LVA 2020 245 245 smaller countries international peace security currently demonstrated northern neighbour estonia holds non-permanent seat un security council latvia hopes assume honour responsibility term 2026-2027 iv recovery pandemic mr president latvia supports un secretary-general’s call build back better pandemic member un economic social affairs council ecosoc latvia will continue advance recover better agenda health
LVA 2020 256 256 non-permanent seat un security council latvia hopes assume honour responsibility term 2026-2027 iv recovery pandemic mr president latvia supports un secretary-general’s call build back better pandemic member un economic social affairs council ecosoc latvia will continue advance recover better agenda implementation sustainable development goals sdgs paris agreement must remain centre recovery health
LVA 2020 337 337 environment promote sustainable consumption production patterns latvia joined group friends combat marine plastic pollution stand ready work together address challenge share baltic sea region perspective pandemic latvia quickly introduced digital solutions tools order continue education democratic processes remotely latvia amongst first countries develop national mobile application stopcovid successfully balancing effectiveness contact health
LVA 2020 578 578 infodemic context covid-19 statement complements verified campaign announced un secretary-general well unesco response negative trend free objective pluralistic media play indispensable role informing public ongoing pandemic technology companies social media platforms need accountable addressing online disinformation social media merely platform people diverse information meets technology algorithms business models drive advertising market health
LVA 2020 631 631 play large part distribution disinformation priority must protect privacy freedom expression digital domain exponential increase misinformation disinformation fake news hate speech recent years dangerous context pandemic general threat world peace general threat efforts solve global issues climate_change environmental pollution short general problem humankind find rational solutions challenges time threats taken seriously health
LVA 2020 815 815 experience regaining democracy freedom viii conclusion mr president sincerely hope time next year can meet person let us use unusual time wisely mobilized shared suffering pandemic let us make renewed efforts forge peace sustainable way life good humanity thank health
MAR 2020 62 62 also wish express kingdom morocco’s deep appreciation excellency mr tijjani muhammad-bande efforts ensure general assembly seventy-fourth session able continue work despite difficult circumstances imposed covid-19 pandemic take opportunity also express full appreciation role played secretary-general antonio guterres circumstances fully support outstanding leadership covid-19 response especially call immediate global ceasefire covid-19 global health
MAR 2020 104 104 covid-19 response especially call immediate global ceasefire covid-19 global humanitarian response plan convening current session general assembly utmost importance takes place context deadly highly contagious pandemic interrelated global impact undermined resilience societies institutions forced world face unexpected challenges pandemic revealed three major interrelated crises facing societies since turn current century namely health
MAR 2020 117 117 current session general assembly utmost importance takes place context deadly highly contagious pandemic interrelated global impact undermined resilience societies institutions forced world face unexpected challenges pandemic revealed three major interrelated crises facing societies since turn current century namely uncontrolled environmental degradation widening socioeconomic inequalities increasing poverty levels institutional dysfunction addressing pandemic health
MAR 2020 142 142 pandemic revealed three major interrelated crises facing societies since turn current century namely uncontrolled environmental degradation widening socioeconomic inequalities increasing poverty levels institutional dysfunction addressing pandemic international cooperation weakened lack effectiveness coherence response covid-19 dangerous manifestations crises need find urgent solutions result covid-19 pandemic fact dominated societies since beginning third millennium health
MAR 2020 160 160 inequalities increasing poverty levels institutional dysfunction addressing pandemic international cooperation weakened lack effectiveness coherence response covid-19 dangerous manifestations crises need find urgent solutions result covid-19 pandemic fact dominated societies since beginning third millennium world summit sustainable development calling renewed global solidarity majesty king mohammed vi wondered whether various disruptions violent crises health
MAR 2020 222 222 collective interest collective responsibility today nine years left achieve sustainable development goals decisions make now will determine success failure agenda sustainable development commitment important backdrop pandemic primarily affects vulnerable especially africa covid-19 pandemic laid bare inequalities deepening decades made enough progress implementing sdgs effects today’s pandemic less severe morocco along number health
MAR 2020 229 229 left achieve sustainable development goals decisions make now will determine success failure agenda sustainable development commitment important backdrop pandemic primarily affects vulnerable especially africa covid-19 pandemic laid bare inequalities deepening decades made enough progress implementing sdgs effects today’s pandemic less severe morocco along number countries believes weaknesses exacerbated covid-19 pandemic constitute health
MAR 2020 242 242 sustainable development commitment important backdrop pandemic primarily affects vulnerable especially africa covid-19 pandemic laid bare inequalities deepening decades made enough progress implementing sdgs effects today’s pandemic less severe morocco along number countries believes weaknesses exacerbated covid-19 pandemic constitute real incentive redouble efforts reconsider development plans order ensure gains already made vain health
MAR 2020 253 253 covid-19 pandemic laid bare inequalities deepening decades made enough progress implementing sdgs effects today’s pandemic less severe morocco along number countries believes weaknesses exacerbated covid-19 pandemic constitute real incentive redouble efforts reconsider development plans order ensure gains already made vain prompted kingdom morocco leadership majesty king mohammed vi integrate vision new health
MAR 2020 361 361 embody founding values face critical global threats high time undertook reforms make united nations system adaptive rapidly evolving international changes capable responding swiftly crises covid-19 pandemic mere statements speeches longer adequate now time knowledge-based results-oriented action nevertheless flame multilateralism continues burn evidenced concrete initiatives taken combat covid-19 pandemic building multilateral system health
MAR 2020 383 383 swiftly crises covid-19 pandemic mere statements speeches longer adequate now time knowledge-based results-oriented action nevertheless flame multilateralism continues burn evidenced concrete initiatives taken combat covid-19 pandemic building multilateral system luxury necessity order ensure continued international cooperation must provide framework confronting multiple threats current future post-covid-19 world context establishing global health security health
MAR 2020 407 407 covid-19 pandemic building multilateral system luxury necessity order ensure continued international cooperation must provide framework confronting multiple threats current future post-covid-19 world context establishing global health security system become imperative expressed secretary-general emphasized covid-19 exposed cracks weak social structures built hands pandemic revealed extent damage new diseases can inflict national health health
MAR 2020 423 423 multiple threats current future post-covid-19 world context establishing global health security system become imperative expressed secretary-general emphasized covid-19 exposed cracks weak social structures built hands pandemic revealed extent damage new diseases can inflict national health systems demonstrated importance adequate emergency preparedness based comprehensive approach unites stakeholders communities morocco’s response pandemic guided health
MAR 2020 428 428 world context establishing global health security system become imperative expressed secretary-general emphasized covid-19 exposed cracks weak social structures built hands pandemic revealed extent damage new diseases can inflict national health systems demonstrated importance adequate emergency preparedness based comprehensive approach unites stakeholders communities morocco’s response pandemic guided strong vision majesty king mohammed health
MAR 2020 432 432 health security system become imperative expressed secretary-general emphasized covid-19 exposed cracks weak social structures built hands pandemic revealed extent damage new diseases can inflict national health systems demonstrated importance adequate emergency preparedness based comprehensive approach unites stakeholders communities morocco’s response pandemic guided strong vision majesty king mohammed vi proactive preventive measures health
MAR 2020 447 447 hands pandemic revealed extent damage new diseases can inflict national health systems demonstrated importance adequate emergency preparedness based comprehensive approach unites stakeholders communities morocco’s response pandemic guided strong vision majesty king mohammed vi proactive preventive measures prioritized health citizens mobilized institutions strata society address health emergency morocco’s support secretary-general’s initiatives confront health
MAR 2020 459 459 demonstrated importance adequate emergency preparedness based comprehensive approach unites stakeholders communities morocco’s response pandemic guided strong vision majesty king mohammed vi proactive preventive measures prioritized health citizens mobilized institutions strata society address health emergency morocco’s support secretary-general’s initiatives confront covid-19 well relevant security council general assembly resolutions reflects belief ability united health
MAR 2020 466 466 approach unites stakeholders communities morocco’s response pandemic guided strong vision majesty king mohammed vi proactive preventive measures prioritized health citizens mobilized institutions strata society address health emergency morocco’s support secretary-general’s initiatives confront covid-19 well relevant security council general assembly resolutions reflects belief ability united nations coordinate promote forms international cooperation respond health
MAR 2020 548 548 inspired moroccan diplomatic humanitarian principles noble vision majesty king mohammed vi view urgent need provide vaccines treatments covid-19 fair equitable manner realistic example unified global health system true test international cooperation must also lay new flexible foundations resilience reform international health regulations adopt sustainable financing mechanisms connection together rwanda world health health
MAR 2020 563 563 vaccines treatments covid-19 fair equitable manner realistic example unified global health system true test international cooperation must also lay new flexible foundations resilience reform international health regulations adopt sustainable financing mechanisms connection together rwanda world health organization world bank morocco will organize first high-level meeting diplomacy health security emergency preparedness marrakesh health
MAR 2020 573 573 health system true test international cooperation must also lay new flexible foundations resilience reform international health regulations adopt sustainable financing mechanisms connection together rwanda world health organization world bank morocco will organize first high-level meeting diplomacy health security emergency preparedness marrakesh next year morocco also joined initiative led chile adopt new health
MAR 2020 584 584 foundations resilience reform international health regulations adopt sustainable financing mechanisms connection together rwanda world health organization world bank morocco will organize first high-level meeting diplomacy health security emergency preparedness marrakesh next year morocco also joined initiative led chile adopt new flexible legal instrument enable effective preparedness global health emergencies pandemic revealed health
MAR 2020 606 606 high-level meeting diplomacy health security emergency preparedness marrakesh next year morocco also joined initiative led chile adopt new flexible legal instrument enable effective preparedness global health emergencies pandemic revealed various vulnerabilities inequalities within societies countries continents also proven many preconceptions incorrect including presumed link underdevelopment inevitable weakness certain regions many dire health
MAR 2020 608 608 diplomacy health security emergency preparedness marrakesh next year morocco also joined initiative led chile adopt new flexible legal instrument enable effective preparedness global health emergencies pandemic revealed various vulnerabilities inequalities within societies countries continents also proven many preconceptions incorrect including presumed link underdevelopment inevitable weakness certain regions many dire expectations pessimistic health
MAR 2020 638 638 within societies countries continents also proven many preconceptions incorrect including presumed link underdevelopment inevitable weakness certain regions many dire expectations pessimistic outlooks attached africa beginning pandemic materialize africa faced challenge alone relying resilience people creativity youth able leadership governments spirit solidarity characterizes south-south cooperation vis-a-vis african countries majesty king mohammed vi health
MAR 2020 676 676 governments spirit solidarity characterizes south-south cooperation vis-a-vis african countries majesty king mohammed vi launched practical initiative lay foundations realistic framework assist african countries throughout stages pandemic response part initiative morocco established air bridges approximately african countries transport moroccan medical aid pharmaceuticals however urgency imposed pandemic socioeconomic implications must forget multidimensional complex health
MAR 2020 695 695 framework assist african countries throughout stages pandemic response part initiative morocco established air bridges approximately african countries transport moroccan medical aid pharmaceuticals however urgency imposed pandemic socioeconomic implications must forget multidimensional complex challenges africa continues face one challenge debt crisis morocco calls international financial institutions partners adopt implement concrete guidelines reduce health
MAR 2020 727 727 challenges africa continues face one challenge debt crisis morocco calls international financial institutions partners adopt implement concrete guidelines reduce debt countries concerned order curb effects pandemic development global economic recovery must top priority international community repercussions pandemic also require innovative solutions financing development pandemic cast shadow vital issues organization’s agenda reason health
MAR 2020 738 738 financial institutions partners adopt implement concrete guidelines reduce debt countries concerned order curb effects pandemic development global economic recovery must top priority international community repercussions pandemic also require innovative solutions financing development pandemic cast shadow vital issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express health
MAR 2020 745 745 reduce debt countries concerned order curb effects pandemic development global economic recovery must top priority international community repercussions pandemic also require innovative solutions financing development pandemic cast shadow vital issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express appreciation efforts united nations countries contributing peacekeeping health
MAR 2020 774 774 issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express appreciation efforts united nations countries contributing peacekeeping operations adapt covid-19 pandemic enable peacekeepers currently deployed peacekeeping operations continue missions various conflict areas morocco believes importance peacekeeping reform light complexities contemporary conflicts remains committed achieving goals action health
MAR 2020 1274 1274 painful material human losses request majesty king mohammed vi kingdom provided medical humanitarian assistance lebanese people hope alleviating suffering affected tragic incident must turn covid-19 pandemic opportunity rebuild effective efficient multilateral system must conduct comprehensive assessment failures multilateral system institutions facing crisis well achievements towards building sound basis good practices future health
MCO 2020 31 31 secretary-general ladies gentlemen heads state government excellencies ladies gentlemen particular circumstances general debate 75th session general assembly anecdotal months families communities countries caught turmoil covid-19 pandemic consequences like commend leadership excellency professor tijjani muhammad bande able stay course particularly difficult times allow general assembly pursue crux work also like warmly thank health
MCO 2020 145 145 assumes one presidencies 75th session mr president recent years world endured succession crises confront forum rise terrorism intensification migratory flows climatic shifts financial crisis now pandemic generating economic social crisis despite major obstacles adopted innovative guidelines agenda development sdgs well paris agreement climate_change global compact safe migration name just international system health
MCO 2020 241 241 lockdown impacted resources monaco resolutely committed multilateralism institutions fulfilled statutory commitments will continue comply obligations faithful tradition solidarity vulnerable principality consequently joined collective effort fight pandemic particular responding global emergency plea launched united nations mr president secretary-general called building multilateralism networks bringing together agencies organizations entities local regional international level indeed health
MCO 2020 621 621 climate_crisis large-scale natural disasters will intensify know cause emergency humanitarian situations displacement populations disasters will impact access natural resources phenomena vectors political instability conflict current pandemic demonstrated vulnerable destroy planet’s ecosystems scientists clear expect increased risk types epidemics change behaviour slowdown activities result pandemic changed curve rising temperatures reduced nature’s destruction health
MCO 2020 633 633 populations disasters will impact access natural resources phenomena vectors political instability conflict current pandemic demonstrated vulnerable destroy planet’s ecosystems scientists clear expect increased risk types epidemics change behaviour slowdown activities result pandemic changed curve rising temperatures reduced nature’s destruction meanwhile postponement major environmental meetings mean indefinitely suspending commitments calls instead redoubling health
MCO 2020 639 639 resources phenomena vectors political instability conflict current pandemic demonstrated vulnerable destroy planet’s ecosystems scientists clear expect increased risk types epidemics change behaviour slowdown activities result pandemic changed curve rising temperatures reduced nature’s destruction meanwhile postponement major environmental meetings mean indefinitely suspending commitments calls instead redoubling efforts urgency still ever necessary us health
MCO 2020 689 689 us mobilize regard like commend secretary-general’s initiative convene biodiversity summit thereby granting rightful place heart political agenda collective decision go ahead event september despite current health context confirms commitment fully subscribe monaco shall remain resolutely committed environmental protection sustainable development whether pursuing energy transition accelerating development soft mobility promoting circular economy health
MCO 2020 782 782 seize opportunity us rethink economic social models based principles respect environment now ever road map established must guide us period great uncertainty now ever covid-19 pandemic demonstrating crucial achieve goals defined agenda development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda greater ambition mobilization necessary defeat covid-19 also adapt multilateral cooperation instruments health
MDA 2020 48 48 every success important term time express appreciation mr tijjani muhammad-bande activity performed president previous session mr president participation proceedings general assembly session privilege even though pandemic forces us switch virtual regime believe current session assembly provides good opportunity celebrate together 75th anniversary creation united nations reaffirm common commitment values principles enshrined health
MDA 2020 174 174 consider important state session continuous commitment firm support republic moldova united nations mr president live challenge unprecedented year considering breadth complexity number lasting crises coronavirus pandemic became one biggest challenges second world war triggering current global crisis pandemic affected every country generating devastating economic social political effects government republic moldova support health
MDA 2020 186 186 mr president live challenge unprecedented year considering breadth complexity number lasting crises coronavirus pandemic became one biggest challenges second world war triggering current global crisis pandemic affected every country generating devastating economic social political effects government republic moldova support development partners focused immediate priorities meant support healthcare system purchasing essential medical health
MDA 2020 207 207 triggering current global crisis pandemic affected every country generating devastating economic social political effects government republic moldova support development partners focused immediate priorities meant support healthcare system purchasing essential medical equipment materials fight covid-19 requires coordinated transparent action global level also emphasize importance enhanced international cooperation manifested solidarity support imperative need health
MDA 2020 277 277 response plan targeting disadvantaged social groups also welcome creation special fund support response recovery measures fight covid-19 low- middle-income states critical tool addressing crisis national healthcare systems economic social consequences caused virus mr president agenda sustainable development remains common focus important roadmap towards prosperous peaceful world everyone can enjoy one’s rights health
MDA 2020 489 489 action status women equal participation areas public private life thus initiated several important reforms ensure decent working conditions eradicate poverty expand social services women protect health mother child strengthening child protection system building peaceful inclusive society republic moldova achieved significant progress terms women’s participation decision-making process national law-making body important executive health
MDA 2020 806 806 rights population region recent years focused issues require priority actions include ensuring guaranteeing free movement throughout country creating single economic space promoting confidence-building measures regret pandemic generated covid-19 created new obstacles free movement people goods services two banks nistru river negative impact human rights strain situation security zone delay progress negotiation health
MDG 2020 72 72 jubilee mr president express sincere congratulations election wish every success leading special session given highly symbolic nature celebratory anniversary said earlier exceptional situation result covid-19 pandemic whole world currently experiencing fighting also reaffirm support secretary-general succeeding carrying important mission service member states excellencies ladies gentlemen given seriousness global spread covid-19 pandemic health
MDG 2020 97 97 pandemic whole world currently experiencing fighting also reaffirm support secretary-general succeeding carrying important mission service member states excellencies ladies gentlemen given seriousness global spread covid-19 pandemic incomparable impact humankind among things led almost million deaths worldwide including country like convey rostrum message solidarity compassion encouragement nations peoples world indeed celebrating seventy-fifth health
MDG 2020 191 191 effectiveness become aware important shared values organization unity solidarity among peoples cooperation among nations therefore reaffirm commitment brings us together rejection divides us overcome covid-19 pandemic solidarity cooperation therein lies vision true beneficial message provide receive multilateralism excellencies ladies gentlemen beginning 75-year history immediate challenges facing united nations remain immense celebrate health
MDG 2020 238 238 nations remain immense celebrate milestone anniversary covid-19 shared threat discriminate according age gender religion race profound economic imbalances social inequalities continued fight within organization aggravated health crisis situation regard peace international security human rights deteriorated parts world several national elections postponed destabilization democracy economic crisis widespread resulting social vulnerability significantly accentuated health
MDG 2020 316 316 shared source resiliency appropriate tools dealing myriad crises like covid-19 avoid undoing decades collective work within organization various regional communities excellencies ladies gentlemen madagascar addressed pandemic best ability means available terms awareness raising taking action order optimally safeguard population strengthen national resilience responding covid-19 crisis since official march announcement covid-19 pandemic health
MDG 2020 341 341 pandemic best ability means available terms awareness raising taking action order optimally safeguard population strengthen national resilience responding covid-19 crisis since official march announcement covid-19 pandemic madagascar country quickly implemented multisectoral response strategy better meet challenges social economic environmental repercussions national response based following three main goals first contain spread covid-19 health
MDG 2020 368 368 country quickly implemented multisectoral response strategy better meet challenges social economic environmental repercussions national response based following three main goals first contain spread covid-19 contain pandemic secondly assist vulnerable populations effectively meet basic needs lastly safeguard stimulate economy maintaining human capital facilitating recovery regard major efforts focused establishing strengthening governance combating health
MDG 2020 394 394 secondly assist vulnerable populations effectively meet basic needs lastly safeguard stimulate economy maintaining human capital facilitating recovery regard major efforts focused establishing strengthening governance combating pandemic shoring measures related social protection supporting economic resilience response rapidly rolled adoption major measures establishment operational command centre national regional levels deployment multiple forms social health
MDG 2020 424 424 protection supporting economic resilience response rapidly rolled adoption major measures establishment operational command centre national regional levels deployment multiple forms social assistance support families affected health crisis vulnerable families furthermore state decided help private sector safeguard jobs means production unprecedented tax cuts support various affected sectors can better cope consequences health health
MDG 2020 449 449 health crisis vulnerable families furthermore state decided help private sector safeguard jobs means production unprecedented tax cuts support various affected sectors can better cope consequences health crisis range various kinds assistance provision seeds agricultural inputs farmers food packs affected workers ordering million masks free-enterprise small private companies launch major public investment health
MDG 2020 619 619 service caring treating sick protecting fellow citizens property sometimes risking lives findings show spread covid-19 control madagascar recovery rate confirmed cases per cent per cent mortality rate may entire malagasy people also warmly thanked conscientiousness understanding throughout difficult ordeal sacrifice combined patriotism shown dark page history country nations world excellencies ladies health
MDG 2020 689 689 imperative develop promote new concept involving new innovative response instruments fostering global regional local initiatives come medical solutions particular treatments vaccines strengthen international cooperation area health care enhance comparative advantages every country multiplicity models adapted level technology innovation countries concerned advocate universal access innovative practices scientific data establish mechanisms financing health-care health
MDG 2020 718 718 advantages every country multiplicity models adapted level technology innovation countries concerned advocate universal access innovative practices scientific data establish mechanisms financing health-care systems given global health challenge posed covid-19 proposals realized unprecedented cooperation among nations scientific medical research community pharmaceutical industry multilateral partners excellencies ladies gentlemen madagascar intends catch terms development health
MDG 2020 838 838 community stands together us partner many initiatives meet important development challenges facing madagascar take opportunity thank partners full commitment madagascar people excellencies ladies gentlemen covid-19 pandemic highlighted limits multilateralism terms cooperation area public health mentioned earlier must imperatively rectified number various important spheres achieving goals agenda entirely jeopardized pandemic’s effects light health
MDG 2020 846 846 important development challenges facing madagascar take opportunity thank partners full commitment madagascar people excellencies ladies gentlemen covid-19 pandemic highlighted limits multilateralism terms cooperation area public health mentioned earlier must imperatively rectified number various important spheres achieving goals agenda entirely jeopardized pandemic’s effects light shared challenges madagascar calls new universal multilateral initiative health
MDG 2020 896 896 initiative adoption post-covid-19 global agenda auspices united nations initiative specific timeline geared towards better delegating coordinating multilateral commitments actions counter major socioeconomic risks posed current health crisis particularly vulnerable economies approach hope will focused dynamic will enable us together regain confidence breathe new life ideals solidarity multilateralism bring us together within health
MDV 2020 127 127 today grapple one greatest global challenges recent history deliberating future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism seems opportune necessity stark tragic images covidl9 pandemic still remain etched minds healthcare workers treating patients makeshift beds undertakers struggling bury dead empty roads empty schools empty airports eerie silence blanketing maldives vibrant health
MDV 2020 132 132 challenges recent history deliberating future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism seems opportune necessity stark tragic images covidl9 pandemic still remain etched minds healthcare workers treating patients makeshift beds undertakers struggling bury dead empty roads empty schools empty airports eerie silence blanketing maldives vibrant thriving nation lives came standstill health
MDV 2020 174 174 silence blanketing maldives vibrant thriving nation lives came standstill almost overnight tourists revenue declined debt increased economy set contract first time decade responding quickly covidl9 health impacts first priority immediately declared national health emergency president solih established national emergency operations center chaired committee’s meetings boosted testing capacity established covid treatment facilities health
MDV 2020 181 181 came standstill almost overnight tourists revenue declined debt increased economy set contract first time decade responding quickly covidl9 health impacts first priority immediately declared national health emergency president solih established national emergency operations center chaired committee’s meetings boosted testing capacity established covid treatment facilities mobilised trained healthcare workers dedication frontline workers health
MDV 2020 202 202 priority immediately declared national health emergency president solih established national emergency operations center chaired committee’s meetings boosted testing capacity established covid treatment facilities mobilised trained healthcare workers dedication frontline workers ensuring effective provision quality healthcare uninterrupted services extraordinary second priority minimise shock economy support households businesses income support stimulus packages debt health
MDV 2020 211 211 national emergency operations center chaired committee’s meetings boosted testing capacity established covid treatment facilities mobilised trained healthcare workers dedication frontline workers ensuring effective provision quality healthcare uninterrupted services extraordinary second priority minimise shock economy support households businesses income support stimulus packages debt moratorium tax reliefs programs initiated social security including universal health
MDV 2020 237 237 uninterrupted services extraordinary second priority minimise shock economy support households businesses income support stimulus packages debt moratorium tax reliefs programs initiated social security including universal health insurance single parent support elderly pensions continued despite many logistical financial challenges national taskforce response recovery constituted prioritised building resilience post covid action plan aim health
MDV 2020 398 398 half story sids need structural change innovative facilities better greater access concessional financing need proper assessment vulnerabilities will shape way better- targeted approaches sids third pandemic also highlighted importance global cooperation maldives without support friends bilateral multilateral partners able continue weathering storm work towards finding vaccine hope every person needs will health
MDV 2020 458 458 generously extended financial material technical support crisis even going challenging times one example india recent budget support million us dollars single largest financial assistance donor pandemic mr president covid pandemic given us opportunity recalibrate approach development focus building resilient world one delivers planet people prosperity countries like mine climate_change remains significant health
MDV 2020 462 462 technical support crisis even going challenging times one example india recent budget support million us dollars single largest financial assistance donor pandemic mr president covid pandemic given us opportunity recalibrate approach development focus building resilient world one delivers planet people prosperity countries like mine climate_change remains significant threat also threat difficult health
MDV 2020 817 817 time government working draft youth bill will identify ensure rights young people including participation decision-making multi-dimensional holistic approach includes leadership political participation gender equality counter-radicalisation health wellbeing guides youth policies mainstreaming gender equality society public life ongoing process process country completed move towards marking 25th anniversary fourth world conference women every health
MEX 2020 345 345 revolution now committed carrying fourth transformation country’s public life without violence peaceful manner achieving despite fact facing two crises countries around world dealing terrible coronavirus disease pandemic countries also facing set pandemic economic crisis facing two crises time overcoming moving forward confronting pandemic acted responsibly abundantly helped experts scientists doctors nurses health
MEX 2020 346 346 now committed carrying fourth transformation country’s public life without violence peaceful manner achieving despite fact facing two crises countries around world dealing terrible coronavirus disease pandemic countries also facing set pandemic economic crisis facing two crises time overcoming moving forward confronting pandemic acted responsibly abundantly helped experts scientists doctors nurses health-care health
MEX 2020 351 351 country’s public life without violence peaceful manner achieving despite fact facing two crises countries around world dealing terrible coronavirus disease pandemic countries also facing set pandemic economic crisis facing two crises time overcoming moving forward confronting pandemic acted responsibly abundantly helped experts scientists doctors nurses health-care workers dedicated humanity save lives health
MEX 2020 362 362 two crises countries around world dealing terrible coronavirus disease pandemic countries also facing set pandemic economic crisis facing two crises time overcoming moving forward confronting pandemic acted responsibly abundantly helped experts scientists doctors nurses health-care workers dedicated humanity save lives move forward harmful effects pandemic will diminish matters us saving lives health
MEX 2020 381 381 crises time overcoming moving forward confronting pandemic acted responsibly abundantly helped experts scientists doctors nurses health-care workers dedicated humanity save lives move forward harmful effects pandemic will diminish matters us saving lives moving forward regard economic aspect applying perennial strategy placing country state indebtedness rescuing sophist rational rains hard upstairs rain health
MEX 2020 592 592 necessity went united sates seek new lives livelihoods include born born mexican parentage total million assist us providing economic support relatives mexico so-called remittances despite pandemic year will record year remittances approximately billion will received month month money reaches million poor families country boost consumption government investment remittances despite pandemic crisis health
MEX 2020 616 616 despite pandemic year will record year remittances approximately billion will received month month money reaches million poor families country boost consumption government investment remittances despite pandemic crisis hunger country basic consumption guaranteed millions mexicans little little economy recovering furthermore just signed agreement united states canada treaty already come force means investments health
MHL 2020 21 21 mr president mr secretary-general excellencies honor bring warm greetings iakwe republic marshall islands find world unprecedented crisis bearing witness frightening pandemic accompanying economic fallout also deep fractures fundamental international cooperation reflect 75th anniversary united nations must realize continuing business usual approach risks inaction moment world needs health
MHL 2020 60 60 nations must realize continuing business usual approach risks inaction moment world needs opposite without increased leadership consequences shared responsibility will catastrophic issue financial crisis public health security tensions climate_change small island developing state can often see threats earlier sharply larger partner nations pacific can readily recall deeper history second world war health
MHL 2020 626 626 relies us seizing opportunity posed unprecedented scale economic recovery create zero-carbon future relies solidarity resources us build better future change relies protecting vulnerable frontline whether healthcare workers battling pandemic small island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold health
MHL 2020 629 629 opportunity posed unprecedented scale economic recovery create zero-carbon future relies solidarity resources us build better future change relies protecting vulnerable frontline whether healthcare workers battling pandemic small island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold worst impacts world health
MKD 2020 51 51 year due circumstances meet unique first time sincerely hope last without personal presence headquarters organization undoubtedly one difficult years humanity living recent history just months pandemic addition taking nearly one million lives left far-reaching consequences almost every area lives will take years fully recover covid-19 caused tectonic changes order know also health
MKD 2020 84 84 far-reaching consequences almost every area lives will take years fully recover covid-19 caused tectonic changes order know also provided us realistic insight national capacities public health dealing crises planetary dimensions ladies gentlemen covid-19 just another whole spectrum crises face humanity none fully isolated others health crisis economic social causes poverty poverty health
MKD 2020 103 103 us realistic insight national capacities public health dealing crises planetary dimensions ladies gentlemen covid-19 just another whole spectrum crises face humanity none fully isolated others health crisis economic social causes poverty poverty fertile ground extremism conflict conflicts threaten human rights freedoms cause humanitarian catastrophes waves refugees vortex crises threats generates fear health
MKD 2020 235 235 shared ideals fail us though alas often fail words organization can effective member states allow therefore order overcome period need solidarity states shall reflected field health must also solidarity future need build together esteemed excellencies tragedy caused covid-19 used raise geopolitical tensions strengthen geopolitical rivalry among great powers science must stay health
MKD 2020 289 289 also destructive effects propaganda misinformation policies focused quick results always short-term effect treat crises isolation will alleviate symptoms without curing humanity integral approach therefore necessary pandemic also opportunity restructure economies technologies lifestyles accordance principles sustainable development will eradicate poverty short-term financial assistance poorest systematic adaptation people dignified life equal opportunities work health
MKD 2020 431 431 widespread violence economic technical-technological development must become climate neutral need focus developing supporting innovative environmental approaches sustainable development strategies unfortunately order repair economic damage caused pandemic many governments companies already making compromises expense environmental climate agenda protect unsustainable economic model development based fossil fuels use underpaid labor hope new technologies can health
MKD 2020 485 485 habits will worsen situation must learn acquire new sustainable habits will adequate new technologies clear us time action short years left implement ambitious agenda even pandemic difficulties implementing key goals now implementation must simultaneously mitigate economic social consequences pandemic still present win race time instead half-effective measures delay consequences need bold health
MKD 2020 498 498 technologies clear us time action short years left implement ambitious agenda even pandemic difficulties implementing key goals now implementation must simultaneously mitigate economic social consequences pandemic still present win race time instead half-effective measures delay consequences need bold long-term solutions will surely outlive governments passed dear friends promotion peace prevention conflicts health
MKD 2020 827 827 multilateralism republic north macedonia will continue fulfill international obligations support work united nations specialized agencies creating implementing public policies issues global importance decisions today peak pandemic depends world will look like pandemic rare opportunity supporting world organization supporting take steps towards creating peaceful just world faith humanism freedom solidarity respect human health
MKD 2020 833 833 fulfill international obligations support work united nations specialized agencies creating implementing public policies issues global importance decisions today peak pandemic depends world will look like pandemic rare opportunity supporting world organization supporting take steps towards creating peaceful just world faith humanism freedom solidarity respect human dignity will restored clear investing united health
MLT 2020 9 9 secretary general president general assembly excellencies current global pandemic taught truly interconnected interdependent world affected health economies societies however time multilateralism threatened health crisis brought focus need global cooperation years setting organisation united nations health
MLT 2020 16 16 secretary general president general assembly excellencies current global pandemic taught truly interconnected interdependent world affected health economies societies however time multilateralism threatened health crisis brought focus need global cooperation years setting organisation united nations find yet position need work together overcome health
MLT 2020 23 23 secretary general president general assembly excellencies current global pandemic taught truly interconnected interdependent world affected health economies societies however time multilateralism threatened health crisis brought focus need global cooperation years setting organisation united nations find yet position need work together overcome another common challenge gives us chance create health
MLT 2020 67 67 another common challenge gives us chance create better life better future future solidarity global future opportunity prepare identify better creative ways deliver agenda regard whilst pandemic dealt devastating blow economic social development countries especially developing countries must disheartened yes years will needed come back stage start pandemic also true stage set health
MLT 2020 88 88 deliver agenda regard whilst pandemic dealt devastating blow economic social development countries especially developing countries must disheartened yes years will needed come back stage start pandemic also true stage set build healthier greener fairer resilient sustainable world ensures country person left behind therefore firmly believe collective efforts need stepped coordination ensure health
MLT 2020 186 186 problems associated hunger agricultural sector fulcrum want end hunger need continue working achieving sustainable agriculture adaptation sustainable practices practices respect ecosystem environment earlier year height pandemic malta facing crisis agricultural exports conscious collective responsibility promote food security provide adequate nutrition initiative solidarjeta malta initiative aimed addressing food shortage afflicted countries sent health
MLT 2020 200 200 agriculture adaptation sustainable practices practices respect ecosystem environment earlier year height pandemic malta facing crisis agricultural exports conscious collective responsibility promote food security provide adequate nutrition initiative solidarjeta malta initiative aimed addressing food shortage afflicted countries sent food namibia malta small country contribution act solidarity people taking consideration effects severe drought health
MLT 2020 311 311 launched united nations office coordination humanitarian affairs international committee red cross food agricultural organisation united nations children-fund world food programme support agencies operations mitigate effects pandemic vulnerable places aside hunger covid-19 also posed another serious obstacle wellbeing alreadyvulnerable civilian populations war-stricken countries prime minister country advocates peace neutrality clause constitution reiterate health
MLT 2020 453 453 economic reforms reforms enhance governance libya’s economic financial institutions enable fair transparent distribution oil proceeds libya’s society will enable libya address challenges related already strained healthcare services worn thin ongoing nine-year conflict detriment libya libyan people time must also ensure actors found violating international humanitarian law human rights libya will held health
MLT 2020 549 549 tasking secretary general implement aspects ascribed unsmil operationalisation paper berlin process spirit wish recall reiterate importance implementation un security council resolution calling global ceasefire address pandemic pandemic affected economies core pandemic needed act fast implement tailored responses aid recovery faced increased poverty inequality globally well situation wealth progress development hindered mind health
MLT 2020 550 550 secretary general implement aspects ascribed unsmil operationalisation paper berlin process spirit wish recall reiterate importance implementation un security council resolution calling global ceasefire address pandemic pandemic affected economies core pandemic needed act fast implement tailored responses aid recovery faced increased poverty inequality globally well situation wealth progress development hindered mind malta health
MLT 2020 554 554 ascribed unsmil operationalisation paper berlin process spirit wish recall reiterate importance implementation un security council resolution calling global ceasefire address pandemic pandemic affected economies core pandemic needed act fast implement tailored responses aid recovery faced increased poverty inequality globally well situation wealth progress development hindered mind malta acted swiftly put forward health
MLT 2020 654 654 small way fact small nation brings decision-makers close proximity effected said decisions well ensuring insulated realities ground hindsight single one area important others world work pandemic devastated world work laying bare extreme vulnerability millions workers enterprises virus discriminate medical terms however brought fore major inequalities exacerbated threats livelihoods brought dramatic increase health
MLT 2020 686 686 vulnerability millions workers enterprises virus discriminate medical terms however brought fore major inequalities exacerbated threats livelihoods brought dramatic increase poverty warning world food programme next pandemic face one hunger therefore case others future people going determined actions today keeping mind malta implemented series social security measures order deal economic social impact health
MLT 2020 712 712 face one hunger therefore case others future people going determined actions today keeping mind malta implemented series social security measures order deal economic social impact pandemic ensuring economy remains afloat safeguarding jobs assisting workers vulnerable persons social benefits helped alleviate financial difficulties date almost half billion euro paid contributory benefits whereas health
MLT 2020 802 802 capital number targeted policies measures reach groups identified risk labour market alienation exponential economic growth malta experienced last years connected sustained employment prior emergence covid-19 pandemic malta enjoyed highest employment growth rate european union protect achievements malta’s worst period covid-19 pandemic encouraged employers implement possible teleworking flexible working hours implement temporary health
MLT 2020 817 817 malta experienced last years connected sustained employment prior emergence covid-19 pandemic malta enjoyed highest employment growth rate european union protect achievements malta’s worst period covid-19 pandemic encouraged employers implement possible teleworking flexible working hours implement temporary short-time working conditions avoid redundancies despite urgency matter necessary short-term measures needed implemented always kept health
MLT 2020 846 846 possible teleworking flexible working hours implement temporary short-time working conditions avoid redundancies despite urgency matter necessary short-term measures needed implemented always kept view long-term repercussions pandemic world work tailored measures provide protections employees employers alike resulted around jobs workforce around saved protecting many businesses closing doors today malta’s employment rate also health
MLT 2020 966 966 malta’s long-term strategic outlook up-skilled society able adapt modern digital sustainable labour market also adapting situation learning opportunities surfaced increase competitiveness growth looking ahead prior pandemic already discussions taking place international level regarding implications technology future work role digitalisation green transition future arrived sooner anticipated us shape future mr president can health
MLT 2020 996 996 international level regarding implications technology future work role digitalisation green transition future arrived sooner anticipated us shape future mr president can agree covid-19 wake call pandemics know creed ethnicity gender social standing equally susceptible potential victims indeed lesson humility mind look towards future giving voice economic social cultural civil political rights health
MLT 2020 1025 1025 gender social standing equally susceptible potential victims indeed lesson humility mind look towards future giving voice economic social cultural civil political rights fundamental success public health response recovery pandemic imperative rights fully respected even difficult times present mind made must integrated approach disability inclusive thus ensured equally important section society safeguarded health
MLT 2020 1028 1028 equally susceptible potential victims indeed lesson humility mind look towards future giving voice economic social cultural civil political rights fundamental success public health response recovery pandemic imperative rights fully respected even difficult times present mind made must integrated approach disability inclusive thus ensured equally important section society safeguarded protected outbreak pandemic health
MLT 2020 1053 1053 pandemic imperative rights fully respected even difficult times present mind made must integrated approach disability inclusive thus ensured equally important section society safeguarded protected outbreak pandemic put spotlight resilience health systems hereby quote united nations secretary general say strong weakest health system lot learn pandemic shown international cooperation collaboration across continents health
MLT 2020 1057 1057 respected even difficult times present mind made must integrated approach disability inclusive thus ensured equally important section society safeguarded protected outbreak pandemic put spotlight resilience health systems hereby quote united nations secretary general say strong weakest health system lot learn pandemic shown international cooperation collaboration across continents paramount reason look towards health
MLT 2020 1068 1068 inclusive thus ensured equally important section society safeguarded protected outbreak pandemic put spotlight resilience health systems hereby quote united nations secretary general say strong weakest health system lot learn pandemic shown international cooperation collaboration across continents paramount reason look towards future global public good upheld pride note throughout pandemic malta worked health
MLT 2020 1072 1072 important section society safeguarded protected outbreak pandemic put spotlight resilience health systems hereby quote united nations secretary general say strong weakest health system lot learn pandemic shown international cooperation collaboration across continents paramount reason look towards future global public good upheld pride note throughout pandemic malta worked close collaboration world health health
MLT 2020 1091 1091 strong weakest health system lot learn pandemic shown international cooperation collaboration across continents paramount reason look towards future global public good upheld pride note throughout pandemic malta worked close collaboration world health organization european centre disease following guidelines contributing regularly sharing best practices ministerial level regular european region global updates well health
MLT 2020 1097 1097 pandemic shown international cooperation collaboration across continents paramount reason look towards future global public good upheld pride note throughout pandemic malta worked close collaboration world health organization european centre disease following guidelines contributing regularly sharing best practices ministerial level regular european region global updates well bilaterally country level strongly support work health
MLT 2020 1101 1101 collaboration across continents paramount reason look towards future global public good upheld pride note throughout pandemic malta worked close collaboration world health organization european centre disease following guidelines contributing regularly sharing best practices ministerial level regular european region global updates well bilaterally country level strongly support work reason advocate important role health
MLT 2020 1151 1151 role ensuring early equitable universal access safe quality effective covid-19 vaccine global public good becomes available joining forces can prevent contain stop transmission order bring pandemic end time solidarity continued collaboration mitigate crisis individual’s health depends health us mr president concluding must say couple words deep rooted link humans environment whilst health
MLT 2020 1160 1160 covid-19 vaccine global public good becomes available joining forces can prevent contain stop transmission order bring pandemic end time solidarity continued collaboration mitigate crisis individual’s health depends health us mr president concluding must say couple words deep rooted link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health
MLT 2020 1162 1162 global public good becomes available joining forces can prevent contain stop transmission order bring pandemic end time solidarity continued collaboration mitigate crisis individual’s health depends health us mr president concluding must say couple words deep rooted link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line health
MLT 2020 1186 1186 depends health us mr president concluding must say couple words deep rooted link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term health
MLT 2020 1201 1201 whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic growth health
MLT 2020 1208 1208 economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic growth little meaning people living better life must health
MLT 2020 1250 1250 economic growth little meaning people living better life must therefore invest efforts address challenges related pollution air quality cleanliness emmissions forget millions premature deaths linked air_pollution every year obligation act without delay mr president conclude look forward towards secure future victims peoples risk feel protected safeguarded vein add voice others identify health
MLT 2020 1323 1323 persons recently officially joined unodc blue heart campaign human trafficking unfortunately recent months also seen exacerbation situation covid19 major impact migrants refugees furthermore socio-economic impact pandemic migrants refugees loss livelihoods significant blow remittances worldwide expected create situation people vulnerable exploitation smugglers human traffickers interpol advised covid-19 pandemic blunted determination organised crime health
MLT 2020 1344 1344 refugees furthermore socio-economic impact pandemic migrants refugees loss livelihoods significant blow remittances worldwide expected create situation people vulnerable exploitation smugglers human traffickers interpol advised covid-19 pandemic blunted determination organised crime groups prey vulnerable make profit crimes often cost victims life malta one frontline countries eu’s external border faced every day irregular health
MLT 2020 1487 1487 threats defy physical imagined borders reason future one multilateralism indispensable therefore mr president excellencies parting message first virtual united nations general assembly importance multilateralism effect health crisis will felt much longer expected unless engage strategic rebuilding social economic systems can made possible using multilateral approach based principles social justice solidarity leave health
MMR 2020 34 34 extending warm congratulations excellency mr volkan bozkir election president 75th session united nations general assembly speak today entire world waging war common enemy covid-19 global pandemic global pandemic forced us reassess way life individuals communities reconsider standard modes operation 75th general assembly held virtually indeed humbling invisible virus taken nearly one health
MMR 2020 36 36 congratulations excellency mr volkan bozkir election president 75th session united nations general assembly speak today entire world waging war common enemy covid-19 global pandemic global pandemic forced us reassess way life individuals communities reconsider standard modes operation 75th general assembly held virtually indeed humbling invisible virus taken nearly one million lives health
MMR 2020 72 72 operation 75th general assembly held virtually indeed humbling invisible virus taken nearly one million lives disrupted economies livelihoods torn asunder social fabric peoples world global pandemic also lends test state multilateralism overcome pandemic unprecedented scale global cooperation required therefore apt year’s theme future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism health
MMR 2020 79 79 humbling invisible virus taken nearly one million lives disrupted economies livelihoods torn asunder social fabric peoples world global pandemic also lends test state multilateralism overcome pandemic unprecedented scale global cooperation required therefore apt year’s theme future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action role multilateralism health
MMR 2020 201 201 efforts improve situation hundreds millions human beings around world promotion peace stability sustainable development culture justice legality rule law effective multilateral actions lives can saved health improved security experienced many said need work together develop united nations organization want must organization nations can turn times need must remain true beacon hope health
MMR 2020 279 279 member states bear troublesome legacies often result colonial past equality states must respected regardless extent material wealth political influence myanmar covid-19 mr president covid-19 global pandemic overwhelmed even resource-rich countries represents formidable task developing country like myanmar myanmar taken whole-of-nation approach mobilizing strength people volunteerism sharing spirit fight pandemic measures proved health
MMR 2020 302 302 covid-19 global pandemic overwhelmed even resource-rich countries represents formidable task developing country like myanmar myanmar taken whole-of-nation approach mobilizing strength people volunteerism sharing spirit fight pandemic measures proved successful coping first wave virus present facing challenge second wave government making parallel efforts protecting public health mitigating economic impact implementing covid-19 economic health
MMR 2020 321 321 strength people volunteerism sharing spirit fight pandemic measures proved successful coping first wave virus present facing challenge second wave government making parallel efforts protecting public health mitigating economic impact implementing covid-19 economic recovery plan cerp despite risk virus import bringing back citizens migrant workers facing difficulties foreign countries access social protection health
MMR 2020 354 354 plan cerp despite risk virus import bringing back citizens migrant workers facing difficulties foreign countries access social protection pursuing principle leaving one behind myanmar’s response pandemic covers vulnerable segments especially idps persons disabilities low-income workers end government adopted action plan control covid-19 idp camps includes measures raise awareness guidelines pandemic prevention health
MMR 2020 378 378 response pandemic covers vulnerable segments especially idps persons disabilities low-income workers end government adopted action plan control covid-19 idp camps includes measures raise awareness guidelines pandemic prevention establish necessary measures prevent control pandemic among internally displaced persons date serious outbreaks camp pandemic conflict mr president terrorism remains global transnational threat interest health
MMR 2020 385 385 persons disabilities low-income workers end government adopted action plan control covid-19 idp camps includes measures raise awareness guidelines pandemic prevention establish necessary measures prevent control pandemic among internally displaced persons date serious outbreaks camp pandemic conflict mr president terrorism remains global transnational threat interest sustainable peace stability need continue combat terrorism health
MMR 2020 394 394 control covid-19 idp camps includes measures raise awareness guidelines pandemic prevention establish necessary measures prevent control pandemic among internally displaced persons date serious outbreaks camp pandemic conflict mr president terrorism remains global transnational threat interest sustainable peace stability need continue combat terrorism forms manifestations absolute need must allowed obfuscated spurious issues health
MMR 2020 515 515 areas yet total government control kind cooperation contributes confidence building state institutions ethnic armed organizations despite temporary disruption commercial flights rakhine state government continues ensure health humanitarian assistance affected communities without discrimination mr president little four years since peaceful transfer state responsibilities first elected civilian government ended five decades absolute military health
MMR 2020 605 605 transition passes difficult times myanmar exception still struggling numerous challenges including continued ethnic armed conflicts old new complex issues rakhine state top challenges posed covid-19 pandemic past four years government made all-out effort within space permitted constitution fulfill people’s dream inherent right live peace security fundamental freedoms assured fruits development people health
MMR 2020 661 661 rights existing constitution can revised will able ensure full democratic rights people although possible meet high expectations people short time visible improvements many areas including health education infrastructure socioeconomic development good governance peace process mr president multi-ethnic country like myanmar making unity diversity great challenge government striving sustainable peace genuine national health
MMR 2020 868 868 development persons rakhine state ministerial level committee set implement recommendations advisory commission committee selected five priority areas issues citizenship freedom movement closure idp camps education health care services activities continue present day within limitations covid pandemic on-going internal armed conflict ignited arakan army aa rakhine state developments rakhine state mr president health
MMR 2020 878 878 advisory commission committee selected five priority areas issues citizenship freedom movement closure idp camps education health care services activities continue present day within limitations covid pandemic on-going internal armed conflict ignited arakan army aa rakhine state developments rakhine state mr president government shares concern international community situation rakhine particular suffering communities health
MMR 2020 981 981 government icrc drew action plan prevent control spread covid-19 rakhine state including new old internally displaced people’s camps wfp resumed regular distribution food supplies activities nutrition interventions vulnerable communities rakhine state people benefitted generous support un country team development partners efforts bilateral repatriation process commitment receive verified returnees voluntary safe dignified health
MMR 2020 1187 1187 bangladesh undp unhcr teams worked independently assess immediate needs villages government approved quick impact projects qips termed un relating community infrastructure skills training income-generation advent pandemic efforts now naturally focussed raising awareness covid-19 prevention within communities government also working asean’s coordinating center humanitarian assistance disaster management aha centre time repatriation asean health
MMR 2020 1794 1794 civil society partners various activities taken place promote mutual understanding respect among communities far community dialogues conducted respecting social distancing rules necessary precautions linked covid pandemic success community dialogues activities augurs well reconciliation peace rakhine state four youth camps held campaign activities raise awareness covid-19 prevention measures taken place rakhine state health
MMR 2020 2065 2065 rakhine state rakhine state investment fair held february event expected generate job opportunities income long-term development development projects considered initiatives put hold due armed conflicts pandemic conclusion mr president myanmar reaffirms commitment continue work constructively united nations line national priorities needs particularly endeavors achieve goals set myanmar sustainable development plan democratic health
MNE 2020 109 109 years passed since founding world organization today needed relevant ever conditions various threats international peace security changed fragmented geopolitical realities well unprecedented challenges posed covid-19 pandemic necessary preserve nurture unity multilateralism possible modality action addressing global issues challenges overcome national borders indeed today future need united nations stands behind written founding health
MNE 2020 155 155 nations stands behind written founding document inherits highest civilizational values universality timeless character organization rests precisely brought us together san francisco excellences ladies gentlemen covid-19 pandemic multiple devastating consequences lives people around world loudly warn remind us importance international cooperation solidarity process creating global solutions issues affect us matter big small health
MNE 2020 254 254 capable providing adequate response global crises challenges threats context welcome principal role secretary-general antonio guterres effectively responsibly coordinated comprehensive response united nations since beginning coronavirus pandemic cooperation interested stakeholders response recovery mechanisms created un made possible raise necessary funds provide assistance vulnerable areas countries reviews pandemic impact economy global conflicts population health
MNE 2020 274 274 united nations since beginning coronavirus pandemic cooperation interested stakeholders response recovery mechanisms created un made possible raise necessary funds provide assistance vulnerable areas countries reviews pandemic impact economy global conflicts population especially women children regions countries affected poverty conflicts continue guide activities un system order effectively address crisis remedy consequences increasingly health
MNE 2020 413 413 key foreign policy priorities confirmed continuous aspiration part societies inherit values principles togetherness solidarity therefore world increasing geostrategic competitions growing intensity complexity crises well covid-19 pandemic must emphasize importance promoting peace security strongly support secretary general’s call global ceasefire current pandemic order give diplomacy chance create conditions delivering humanitarian aid support health
MNE 2020 428 428 world increasing geostrategic competitions growing intensity complexity crises well covid-19 pandemic must emphasize importance promoting peace security strongly support secretary general’s call global ceasefire current pandemic order give diplomacy chance create conditions delivering humanitarian aid support vulnerable population responding outbreak conflict crisis often enough timely enough invest attention prevention prevention conflict health
MNE 2020 714 714 development goals five years adoption can see progress made areas however many clear indications need much case far redouble efforts move words actions ongoing covid-19 pandemic serious challenge will undoubtedly affect dynamics achieving set goals pandemic slowed economies taken us steps back international community assessing consequences also opportunity draw good lessons health
MNE 2020 724 724 however many clear indications need much case far redouble efforts move words actions ongoing covid-19 pandemic serious challenge will undoubtedly affect dynamics achieving set goals pandemic slowed economies taken us steps back international community assessing consequences also opportunity draw good lessons practices order respond effectively possible challenges future wish emphasize montenegro health
MNE 2020 838 838 recovery times come believe will continue pace will work dedicatedly mobilize widest possible range partners order address multiple consequences covid-19 crisis countries communities people current pandemic also confirmed full implementation agenda paris agreement key preparing world future systemic shocks coming period must use decade action order achieve set goals addition efforts health
MNE 2020 866 866 full implementation agenda paris agreement key preparing world future systemic shocks coming period must use decade action order achieve set goals addition efforts achieve universal health coverage ensure access quality affordable inclusive resilient health system must intensified world health organization forefront order build inclusive greener sustainable economies need focus policy solutions health
MNE 2020 874 874 future systemic shocks coming period must use decade action order achieve set goals addition efforts achieve universal health coverage ensure access quality affordable inclusive resilient health system must intensified world health organization forefront order build inclusive greener sustainable economies need focus policy solutions models economic recovery greatest potential transformation sustainable development health
MNE 2020 879 879 must use decade action order achieve set goals addition efforts achieve universal health coverage ensure access quality affordable inclusive resilient health system must intensified world health organization forefront order build inclusive greener sustainable economies need focus policy solutions models economic recovery greatest potential transformation sustainable development acknowledging significant economic social potential health
MNG 2020 84 84 progress development came complex formidable challenges responsibility address overcome equally increased glaring example current 75th session un general assembly taking place amid worldwide fight covid-19 pandemic today’s interdependent world infectious diseases spreading exponentially adversely affecting economy social welfare humanitarian causes security human rights huge lesson warning humankind caught guard swept pandemic health
MNG 2020 89 89 challenges responsibility address overcome equally increased glaring example current 75th session un general assembly taking place amid worldwide fight covid-19 pandemic today’s interdependent world infectious diseases spreading exponentially adversely affecting economy social welfare humanitarian causes security human rights huge lesson warning humankind caught guard swept pandemic 21st century highly developed medical health
MNG 2020 109 109 pandemic today’s interdependent world infectious diseases spreading exponentially adversely affecting economy social welfare humanitarian causes security human rights huge lesson warning humankind caught guard swept pandemic 21st century highly developed medical science time hardship multilateralism taken even significant role critical need networked inclusive well-timed responses based unity cooperation doubt upon release health
MNG 2020 184 184 women elderly indigenous peoples call international financial organizations developed countries continue support assistance developing countries limited resources weak social protection systems economic recovery fight deadly pandemic mr president year ushered decade action deliver sdgs however also year covid-19 restrictions quarantine place worldwide pandemic aggravated existing challenges also reversed hard-won gains made health
MNG 2020 201 201 weak social protection systems economic recovery fight deadly pandemic mr president year ushered decade action deliver sdgs however also year covid-19 restrictions quarantine place worldwide pandemic aggravated existing challenges also reversed hard-won gains made since thus governments need act decisively fight pandemic step efforts achieve agenda sustainable development goals fulfill responsibilities health
MNG 2020 217 217 sdgs however also year covid-19 restrictions quarantine place worldwide pandemic aggravated existing challenges also reversed hard-won gains made since thus governments need act decisively fight pandemic step efforts achieve agenda sustainable development goals fulfill responsibilities innovative flexible way result timely containment strategy mobilization possible resources taking account lessons learnt others mongolia health
MNG 2020 248 248 development goals fulfill responsibilities innovative flexible way result timely containment strategy mobilization possible resources taking account lessons learnt others mongolia far local transmission pandemic-related death pandemic climate_change threats raised alarm worldwide keep reminding humankind overriding need cherish earth live harmony nature tradition treasuring cherishing protecting earth deeply embedded nomadic way life health
MOZ 2020 122 122 secretary-general united nations tireless commitment upholding ideals enshrined charter united nations placing united nations lead collective efforts overcome contemporary challenges including initiatives aimed addressing covid-19 pandemic mr president excellencies today’s world markedly different one existed un founded significant improvements collective wellbeing social human development indicators improved substantially life expectancy increased mortality health
MOZ 2020 147 147 pandemic mr president excellencies today’s world markedly different one existed un founded significant improvements collective wellbeing social human development indicators improved substantially life expectancy increased mortality morbidity reduced number member states almost quadrupled countries including mozambique efforts empower women now deepening reality theme general assembly faithfully reflects essence united nations call health
MOZ 2020 148 148 mr president excellencies today’s world markedly different one existed un founded significant improvements collective wellbeing social human development indicators improved substantially life expectancy increased mortality morbidity reduced number member states almost quadrupled countries including mozambique efforts empower women now deepening reality theme general assembly faithfully reflects essence united nations call renewal health
MOZ 2020 242 242 challenges mitigating suffering people main reason creation united nations multilateralism within united nations also key take account world economy especially developing countries severely impacted covid-19 pandemic restoration requires global integrated concerted interventions nationalism isolationism face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations health
MOZ 2020 252 252 within united nations also key take account world economy especially developing countries severely impacted covid-19 pandemic restoration requires global integrated concerted interventions nationalism isolationism face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity public health research health
MOZ 2020 259 259 world economy especially developing countries severely impacted covid-19 pandemic restoration requires global integrated concerted interventions nationalism isolationism face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity public health research development trade industrialization global village live national health
MOZ 2020 276 276 face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity public health research development trade industrialization global village live national international issues increasingly less discernible transnational nature interconnection phenomena require leadership recognises today’s world interventions must take health
MOZ 2020 652 652 declaration agriculture food security adopted african union regard launched integrated management programme agriculture natural resources sustenta promotes socio-economic integration mozambican population mr president outbreak covid-19 pandemic officially announced december took world surprise health scourge high degree spread lethality greater severity developing countries particularly africa covid-19 transformed dynamics trade professional social relations health
MOZ 2020 659 659 regard launched integrated management programme agriculture natural resources sustenta promotes socio-economic integration mozambican population mr president outbreak covid-19 pandemic officially announced december took world surprise health scourge high degree spread lethality greater severity developing countries particularly africa covid-19 transformed dynamics trade professional social relations among human beings spheres life urban rural health
MOZ 2020 697 697 transformed dynamics trade professional social relations among human beings spheres life urban rural environments scenario requires mobilisation additional financial resources compensate economic slowdown given scourge pandemic still prevails around world country particular response measures covid-19 continue take opportunity thank bilateral multilateral partners international community multiple support enabled us prevent contain spread health
MRT 2020 97 97 excellency united nations secretary-general mr antonio guterres continued great efforts endeavours reform lead organization service international peace security session held extremely complex global circumstances due health crisis caused spread covid-19 pandemic cast shadow various aspects life countries world tragic repercussions challenges caused deaths hundreds thousands people various countries totally paralysed global health
MRT 2020 102 102 antonio guterres continued great efforts endeavours reform lead organization service international peace security session held extremely complex global circumstances due health crisis caused spread covid-19 pandemic cast shadow various aspects life countries world tragic repercussions challenges caused deaths hundreds thousands people various countries totally paralysed global economic system crisis also exposed health
MRT 2020 190 190 local markets replenish basic needs prevent price hikes ensure availability basic medicines fixed prices provide assistance thousands vulnerable poor families hard hit economic recession covid-19 pandemic negative repercussions national economy economies african neighbours caused decline gross domestic product led decrease tax revenue increased spending budget deficit therefore reiterate call rostrum eliminate health
MRT 2020 223 223 caused decline gross domestic product led decrease tax revenue increased spending budget deficit therefore reiterate call rostrum eliminate external debt african countries order enable cope pandemic social economic consequences year celebrate seventy-fifth anniversary founding prestigious organization let us also take opportunity consider ways improve performance seek achieve sustainable development goals overcome health
MRT 2020 255 255 anniversary founding prestigious organization let us also take opportunity consider ways improve performance seek achieve sustainable development goals overcome major global challenges areas environment climate health education security stability development regard excellency president republic mr mohamed ould cheikh el ghazouani announced economic programme focused following fostering infrastructure support growth promoting capacity-building health
MRT 2020 348 348 progress towards achieving sustainable development goals exerted great efforts implement projects programmes aimed combating various forms injustice marginalization vulnerabilities securing universal access basic services supporting health educational systems addition strengthening national unity fostering social cohesion calming political arena building state law protecting freedoms establishing rules good governance also continue work develop health
MRT 2020 435 435 solidarity established agency national solidarity fight exclusion launched series ambitious projects aimed improving employment livelihoods improving purchasing power facilitating access basic services electricity drinking water health education addition programmes developed train young people help enter labour market thereby contributing development national economy considerable efforts made help women play role participating fully health
MUS 2020 97 97 work mr president choice year’s theme indeed appropriate future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action exactly need covid-19 pandemic brought fore collective vulnerabilities viruses know borders countries affected many affected badly deeply saddened hundreds thousands lives lost millions people still afflicted across world social health
MUS 2020 125 125 collective vulnerabilities viruses know borders countries affected many affected badly deeply saddened hundreds thousands lives lost millions people still afflicted across world social economic financial health impacts will take several months years nullified mauritius take urgent drastic measures stop spread pandemic sanitary confinement imposed immediately first outbreak march accompanied timely effective health
MUS 2020 140 140 lost millions people still afflicted across world social economic financial health impacts will take several months years nullified mauritius take urgent drastic measures stop spread pandemic sanitary confinement imposed immediately first outbreak march accompanied timely effective implementation comprehensive package public health response containment measures enabled us significantly contain spread pandemic make health
MUS 2020 155 155 months years nullified mauritius take urgent drastic measures stop spread pandemic sanitary confinement imposed immediately first outbreak march accompanied timely effective implementation comprehensive package public health response containment measures enabled us significantly contain spread pandemic make country covid safe now imported cases carefully monitored must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude world health
MUS 2020 164 164 spread pandemic sanitary confinement imposed immediately first outbreak march accompanied timely effective implementation comprehensive package public health response containment measures enabled us significantly contain spread pandemic make country covid safe now imported cases carefully monitored must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude world health organization timely advice giving continues guide decision-making process health
MUS 2020 181 181 response containment measures enabled us significantly contain spread pandemic make country covid safe now imported cases carefully monitored must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude world health organization timely advice giving continues guide decision-making process reopening borders pandemic comes top ongoing global crises inequality climate_change exposed exacerbated vulnerabilities inequalities faced countries south health
MUS 2020 192 192 covid safe now imported cases carefully monitored must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude world health organization timely advice giving continues guide decision-making process reopening borders pandemic comes top ongoing global crises inequality climate_change exposed exacerbated vulnerabilities inequalities faced countries south general small island states mauritius particular decades hard-won development gains eroded health
MUS 2020 263 263 employment pressing concern long term will chart path leads inclusive sustainable development topmost priority avoid risk possible resurgence second wave covid-19 catastrophic economy mr president pandemic shown billion people without form social safety net health care pursuit universal health coverage center human development surest way move closer world everyone benefits human health
MUS 2020 272 272 inclusive sustainable development topmost priority avoid risk possible resurgence second wave covid-19 catastrophic economy mr president pandemic shown billion people without form social safety net health care pursuit universal health coverage center human development surest way move closer world everyone benefits human right health despite efforts contain pandemic clear us way health
MUS 2020 276 276 priority avoid risk possible resurgence second wave covid-19 catastrophic economy mr president pandemic shown billion people without form social safety net health care pursuit universal health coverage center human development surest way move closer world everyone benefits human right health despite efforts contain pandemic clear us way overcome development effective safe health
MUS 2020 290 290 billion people without form social safety net health care pursuit universal health coverage center human development surest way move closer world everyone benefits human right health despite efforts contain pandemic clear us way overcome development effective safe vaccine know something us can engage developing producing vaccines multinationals governments must ensure fair health
MUS 2020 294 294 social safety net health care pursuit universal health coverage center human development surest way move closer world everyone benefits human right health despite efforts contain pandemic clear us way overcome development effective safe vaccine know something us can engage developing producing vaccines multinationals governments must ensure fair distribution price affordable collective health
MUS 2020 329 329 something us can engage developing producing vaccines multinationals governments must ensure fair distribution price affordable collective needs taken account commitment multilateralism will able succeed human health planetary health intrinsically linked time playing politics making excessive profits vaccine pandemic defeated divided world lives millions economic welfare billions social stability world stake global health
MUS 2020 331 331 can engage developing producing vaccines multinationals governments must ensure fair distribution price affordable collective needs taken account commitment multilateralism will able succeed human health planetary health intrinsically linked time playing politics making excessive profits vaccine pandemic defeated divided world lives millions economic welfare billions social stability world stake global solidarity reinforced health
MUS 2020 341 341 distribution price affordable collective needs taken account commitment multilateralism will able succeed human health planetary health intrinsically linked time playing politics making excessive profits vaccine pandemic defeated divided world lives millions economic welfare billions social stability world stake global solidarity reinforced multilateralism therefore paramount mr president hardly control pandemic mauritius became health
MUS 2020 364 364 profits vaccine pandemic defeated divided world lives millions economic welfare billions social stability world stake global solidarity reinforced multilateralism therefore paramount mr president hardly control pandemic mauritius became scene environmental disaster following wreck bunker collapsed reef within internal waters ship mv wakashio ran aground pristine reefs pointe d’esny south eastern region health
MUS 2020 561 561 therefore directly concerned call international maritime organisation address matters matter urgency weaknesses current liability regulatory regime oil spills environmental catastrophes need addressed promptly mr president pandemic will eradicated hope happens soon will wake new reality reality reset button many countries economy will likely suffer per cent contraction severe job losses acute health
MUS 2020 610 610 losses acute poverty road achievement sdgs will become longer cases unattainable within time frame added woes witnessing severe weather conditions calamities wild fires lots devastation pandemic also resulted concentration national needs expense direct competition outer world borders closed result also witnessing unrest many parts world citizens streets voicing frustrations leaders need health
MUS 2020 678 678 economy sink depression get back track sdgs recommit obligations paris agreement importantly avoid action likely create tension lead economic despair time multilateralism jeopardized put doubt pandemic taught us one immune way fight together whether area prevention cure reconstruction salute secretary-general’s initiative aimed setting vision delivering sdgs course decade action recovering better health
MUS 2020 722 722 delivering sdgs course decade action recovering better covid-19 also commend initiative canada jamaica financing development likewise thankful countries organizations made significant amounts funds available face pandemic need now long term planning accompanied adequate funds ensure affected countries can pursue development path economies grow populations survive access funds made less complex discrimination health
MWI 2020 76 76 president united nations general assembly excellency tijjani muhammad-bande thank hard work leadership throughout term office sombre note convey nation’s sincere condolences loved ones lost covid-19 pandemic will good will recovering virus mr president know took office president republic malawi following election june year making inaugural address assembly great honour process leading health
MWI 2020 151 151 environment sustained billing warm heart africa since vowed govern servant leadership philosophy called tonse meaning us mr president excellencies address assembly height global fight covid-19 pandemic ravaging health systems across globe causing deep economic harm nations malawi member least developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries lldc groups among hardest hit situation health
MWI 2020 153 153 billing warm heart africa since vowed govern servant leadership philosophy called tonse meaning us mr president excellencies address assembly height global fight covid-19 pandemic ravaging health systems across globe causing deep economic harm nations malawi member least developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries lldc groups among hardest hit situation compounded skewed health
MWI 2020 223 223 impose constraints trade competitiveness overall socio-economic development inhibit full participation global production networks supply chains regard chair ldcs malawi issued statement april highlighted impact covid-19 pandemic terms high risk debt default worsening trade competitiveness supply chain disruptions constrained informal working sector statement appealed enhanced international support towards ldcs regard high risk health
MWI 2020 276 276 acknowledge world bank group international monetary fund imf organization economic cooperation development oecd many key development partners debt moratorium granted ldcs considering potential length breadth pandemic request hopeful debt cancellation ultimately extension debt moratorium meantime will enable us ldcs recover devastating pandemic sustainably trade appeal deliberate measures ease supply chain disruptions health
MWI 2020 292 292 partners debt moratorium granted ldcs considering potential length breadth pandemic request hopeful debt cancellation ultimately extension debt moratorium meantime will enable us ldcs recover devastating pandemic sustainably trade appeal deliberate measures ease supply chain disruptions aware malawi many ldcs large informal sectors play crucial roles domestic resource mobilization remittances small scale health
MWI 2020 411 411 host important event mr president excellencies sustainable development goals sdgs agenda remains pragmatic platform coordinated international development among member states especially now facing threat covid-19 pandemic strained international cooperation multilateralism however malawi optimistic towards achievement sdgs case achieving sdgs best opportunity addressing socioeconomic challenges pursuit vision inclusive wealth creation self- reliance health
MWI 2020 472 472 continues work united nations system development partners priority areas sdg acceleration malawi focussed implementing sdgs multiplier effects others order maximize scarce resources stakeholder participation covid-19 pandemic situation proud undertaken first ever voluntary national review vnr year’s high-level political forum july review noted remarkable progress towards sdgs implementation albeit myriad outstanding challenges health
MWI 2020 560 560 planning commission charged domesticating sdgs national development plans also implementing public sector reforms championed high level office vice president republic malawi order break cycle food nutrition insecurity chronic vulnerability climate_change disasters administration implementing national resilience strategy period 2018-2030 strategy bridges development humanitarian interventions prioritizes continuum predictable livelihood support packages targeting vulnerable health
MWI 2020 684 684 africa involved making decisions view incessant conflicts currently tearing african continent retarding progress reforms long overdue mr president excellencies global challenges opportunities reminders interconnected covid-19 pandemic climate_change among others colossal challenges require global unity solutions commemoration 75th anniversary un opportunity celebrate collective achievements charter unity founded must work together one global health
MWI 2020 734 734 global family must collectively can save lives ease economic social devastation crucially need draw appropriate lessons global vulnerabilities inequalities exposed virus mobilize sustainable investments education health systems social protection resilience however multilateralism matter confronting shared threats also seizing common opportunities must seize moment emerge stronger better inclusive virtues multilateralism must just health
MYS 2020 53 53 also like thank excellency mr tijjani muhammad-bande commitment dedication leadership congratulate successfully completing work 74th session general assembly spite extraordinary circumstances world facing due covid-19 pandemic malaysia welcomes theme year’s general assembly future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action believe theme resonates well one health
MYS 2020 168 168 place backdrop impoverished immigrants fleeing homes risking lives taking arduous journey distant land pursuit better life covid-19 response equitable access vaccine little know covid -19 pandemic caused great disruption world worse still pandemic affected vulnerable populations women children people disabilities well marginalised displaced must remember covid-19 discriminate response country spared pandemic health
MYS 2020 175 175 lives taking arduous journey distant land pursuit better life covid-19 response equitable access vaccine little know covid -19 pandemic caused great disruption world worse still pandemic affected vulnerable populations women children people disabilities well marginalised displaced must remember covid-19 discriminate response country spared pandemic levelled playing field nations race obtain vaccine health
MYS 2020 193 193 pandemic caused great disruption world worse still pandemic affected vulnerable populations women children people disabilities well marginalised displaced must remember covid-19 discriminate response country spared pandemic levelled playing field nations race obtain vaccine unless obtain antiviral medication required treat vaccine prevent novel coronavirus can never fully declare victory manufacturing vaccine must health
MYS 2020 276 276 terrorist groups ramping efforts take advantage present uncertain times enhance agenda transparent communication good networking greater intelligence cooperation national international levels imperative counter terrorism radicalisation pandemic psychological war waged vulnerable must win hearts minds succeed effective communication strategies available channels must prioritised ensure misinformation disinformation countered without infringing respective domestic laws health
MYS 2020 311 311 effective communication strategies available channels must prioritised ensure misinformation disinformation countered without infringing respective domestic laws excellencies ladies gentlemen reform international financial architecture times covid-19 pandemic measure contain covid-19 pandemic governments implementing lockdowns rolling initiatives ensure people lose jobs businesses shut economic financial impact pandemic brought big small corporations knees witnessed health
MYS 2020 315 315 channels must prioritised ensure misinformation disinformation countered without infringing respective domestic laws excellencies ladies gentlemen reform international financial architecture times covid-19 pandemic measure contain covid-19 pandemic governments implementing lockdowns rolling initiatives ensure people lose jobs businesses shut economic financial impact pandemic brought big small corporations knees witnessed decades hard work dedication health
MYS 2020 330 330 reform international financial architecture times covid-19 pandemic measure contain covid-19 pandemic governments implementing lockdowns rolling initiatives ensure people lose jobs businesses shut economic financial impact pandemic brought big small corporations knees witnessed decades hard work dedication reduced bankruptcy even downsizing companies unimaginable scale resulted thousands jobs lost precisely reason economic devastation health
MYS 2020 383 383 collective action international community need soften impact livelihoods affected malaysia government put place mitigating strategies address socio-economic impacts covid-19 country hope malaysia recovers emerges stronger pandemic balancing act malaysia strives achieve kickstarting economy implementing standard operating procedures sops prevent waves infection nothing short challenging malaysia put place structural economic reforms facing health
MYS 2020 398 398 address socio-economic impacts covid-19 country hope malaysia recovers emerges stronger pandemic balancing act malaysia strives achieve kickstarting economy implementing standard operating procedures sops prevent waves infection nothing short challenging malaysia put place structural economic reforms facing new global landscape post covid-19 begun implementation economic recovery strategies followed all-inclusive economic revitalization programme health
MYS 2020 464 464 know can better help international community reform united nations excellencies ladies gentlemen unfortunately united nations rather slow aiding response member states covid-19 instance first months pandemic united nations security council unsc failed discuss issue even though pandemic clearly poses grave threat security world 1st july united nations security council adopt resolution health
MYS 2020 475 475 gentlemen unfortunately united nations rather slow aiding response member states covid-19 instance first months pandemic united nations security council unsc failed discuss issue even though pandemic clearly poses grave threat security world 1st july united nations security council adopt resolution demand immediate cessation hostilities allow nations refocus resources combatting pandemic positive health
MYS 2020 499 499 though pandemic clearly poses grave threat security world 1st july united nations security council adopt resolution demand immediate cessation hostilities allow nations refocus resources combatting pandemic positive step however can imagine benefits action undertaken much sooner differences security council left body many times indecisive ineffective must brutally honest admit seven decades health
MYS 2020 1104 1104 march found air quality readings malaysia improved two folds fear temporary reprieve global carbon_emissions may rise continue complacent business usual approach post economic recovery plan pandemic must therefore treated turning point important entire international community respect planet’s limits value natural resources just like everybody else malaysia also concerned environment time malaysia health
MYS 2020 1157 1157 producers palm oil many farmers smallholders dependent crucial commodity sustain livelihoods however critics linked palm oil destruction world’s precious rainforests extinction wildlife also claim dangerous health claims way far truth malaysia national laws regulations covering protection wildlife environment health safety welfare workers control pollutants pleased honoured inform managed retain rainforests exceeding health
MYS 2020 1170 1170 linked palm oil destruction world’s precious rainforests extinction wildlife also claim dangerous health claims way far truth malaysia national laws regulations covering protection wildlife environment health safety welfare workers control pollutants pleased honoured inform managed retain rainforests exceeding earlier commitment multilateralism un75 excellencies ladies gentlemen year marks 75th anniversary united nations health
MYS 2020 1225 1225 centre international relations eyes can considered failure others see success call want difficult deny united nations managed allow human society progress many aspects education environment health social security millions unfortunately recent times multilateral commitments becoming less persuasive states less willing uphold shared values solve challenges together governments turning inwards pushing national health
NAM 2020 102 102 anniversary’s theme future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action reminds us shared humanity reality interconnected world face covid-19 pandemic devastating effects reaffirm collective commitment cooperate world governed international law multilateral system one feel left covid-19 pandemic altered trajectories socio-economic livelihoods interactions one another perfect health
NAM 2020 119 119 us shared humanity reality interconnected world face covid-19 pandemic devastating effects reaffirm collective commitment cooperate world governed international law multilateral system one feel left covid-19 pandemic altered trajectories socio-economic livelihoods interactions one another perfect multilateralism rules-based order essential tools strengthening governance protecting civil liberties fundamental rights people serve respective countries effective health
NAM 2020 155 155 order essential tools strengthening governance protecting civil liberties fundamental rights people serve respective countries effective rules-based multilateral system insurance policy existential threats wars nuclear proliferation pandemics climate_change therefore utmost importance continue defend multilateralism cost mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world acute health economic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others health
NAM 2020 167 167 respective countries effective rules-based multilateral system insurance policy existential threats wars nuclear proliferation pandemics climate_change therefore utmost importance continue defend multilateralism cost mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world acute health economic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others exposing exacerbating vulnerabilities inequalities within among countries adverse socio-economic effects covid-19 pandemic health
NAM 2020 171 171 multilateral system insurance policy existential threats wars nuclear proliferation pandemics climate_change therefore utmost importance continue defend multilateralism cost mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world acute health economic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others exposing exacerbating vulnerabilities inequalities within among countries adverse socio-economic effects covid-19 pandemic compounding existing challenges high health
NAM 2020 192 192 pandemic plunged world acute health economic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others exposing exacerbating vulnerabilities inequalities within among countries adverse socio-economic effects covid-19 pandemic compounding existing challenges high debt burdens reduced fiscal revenues capital outflows lack adequate sufficient access financial markets bode well future developing countries due fact unfolding health
NAM 2020 227 227 capital outflows lack adequate sufficient access financial markets bode well future developing countries due fact unfolding crisis halt reverse gains poverty eradication food security inequality health emergency lead even deeper sense urgency impactful multilateral solidarity world needs ever respect commend un secretary-general h.e antonio guterres launch billion multi-partner trust fund covid-19 health
NAM 2020 299 299 even so-called higher middle income countries namibia vital ensure access social protection basic services sustainable economic activity protection jobs incomes mr president namibia commends world health organisation targeted efforts fighting covid-19 including global development vaccine vaccine developed become global public good accessible freely equitably namibia stands ready partner development benefit citizens health
NAM 2020 339 339 good accessible freely equitably namibia stands ready partner development benefit citizens world large environmental degradation persistent growing problem quite literally deadly threat security peoples covid-19 pandemic diverted resources climate_change related mitigation efforts people namibia continue suffer major environmental disasters floods drought water scarcity therefore ensure rededicate commitments paris agreement member high health
NAM 2020 623 623 palestinian territory remain hopeful fair comprehensive peace solution will guarantee rights palestinian peoples ensure return homes safeguarding peace security israeli people well world combats covid-19 pandemic member states face obstacles combating virus others including sanctions imposed support pursuit economic development unity prosperity sister country zimbabwe call lifting sanctions imposed zimbabwe president health
NER 2020 77 77 readiness provide support require carrying duties also like pay deserved tribute outgoing president mr tijjani muhammad bande leadership steering 74th session marked know unprecedented covid-19 pandemic situation finally like congratulate secretary-general antonio guterres exemplary work accomplished making organization capable meeting people’s needs greater solidarity security development promotion multilateralism commend leadership dealing health
NER 2020 329 329 especially young people furthermore despite threats terrorist criminal organizations rocking sahel lake chad basin able preserve integrity territory mr president time international crisis linked covid-19 pandemic theme chosen session important ever decisions consensus expected united nations international community can act effective way jointly overcome consequences pandemic now time act charter’s provisions health
NER 2020 349 349 time international crisis linked covid-19 pandemic theme chosen session important ever decisions consensus expected united nations international community can act effective way jointly overcome consequences pandemic now time act charter’s provisions forcefully stipulate united nations created serve people therefore reflect common future years creation united nations essential take steps make un health
NER 2020 436 436 need develop inclusion transparency must reaffirm collective commitment multilateralism must return resolute action favour efficiency representativeness responsibility solidarity mr president measures taken nigerien government tackle pandemic enabled us control spread taking appropriate measures deal socioeconomic impacts therefore response plan covers immediate health response broader economic social alleviation measures key elements already health
NER 2020 452 452 responsibility solidarity mr president measures taken nigerien government tackle pandemic enabled us control spread taking appropriate measures deal socioeconomic impacts therefore response plan covers immediate health response broader economic social alleviation measures key elements already implemented food distribution two months free public services vulnerable households temporary tax relief hard-hit sectors also health
NER 2020 495 495 vulnerable households temporary tax relief hard-hit sectors also providing support private sector form loan guarantees covid-19 putting great strain health-care systems also affecting responses combat malaria tuberculosis tropical diseases often neglected like reiterate call vaccination addition efforts make covid-19 vaccine available must continue support research vaccines improved treatments diseases malaria cancer health
NER 2020 498 498 tax relief hard-hit sectors also providing support private sector form loan guarantees covid-19 putting great strain health-care systems also affecting responses combat malaria tuberculosis tropical diseases often neglected like reiterate call vaccination addition efforts make covid-19 vaccine available must continue support research vaccines improved treatments diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus health
NER 2020 518 518 responses combat malaria tuberculosis tropical diseases often neglected like reiterate call vaccination addition efforts make covid-19 vaccine available must continue support research vaccines improved treatments diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus regard delighted polio officially eradicated africa moreover place commend congratulate health-care soldiers war covid19 know since world health worker week health
NER 2020 519 519 combat malaria tuberculosis tropical diseases often neglected like reiterate call vaccination addition efforts make covid-19 vaccine available must continue support research vaccines improved treatments diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus regard delighted polio officially eradicated africa moreover place commend congratulate health-care soldiers war covid19 know since world health worker week celebrated health
NER 2020 541 541 improved treatments diseases malaria cancer diabetes ebola virus regard delighted polio officially eradicated africa moreover place commend congratulate health-care soldiers war covid19 know since world health worker week celebrated beginning april year initiative propose celebrating international day front-line health workers given role fight covid-19 covid-19 must lead us strengthen investments health health
NER 2020 554 554 africa moreover place commend congratulate health-care soldiers war covid19 know since world health worker week celebrated beginning april year initiative propose celebrating international day front-line health workers given role fight covid-19 covid-19 must lead us strengthen investments health system particular care women girls needs particularly important african continent approximately world’s population health
NER 2020 566 566 health worker week celebrated beginning april year initiative propose celebrating international day front-line health workers given role fight covid-19 covid-19 must lead us strengthen investments health system particular care women girls needs particularly important african continent approximately world’s population concentrated global health-care expenditure also important rethink issue access medicines according figures health
NER 2020 593 593 particular care women girls needs particularly important african continent approximately world’s population concentrated global health-care expenditure also important rethink issue access medicines according figures world health organization medical products sold africa substandard counterfeit coronavirus pandemic reminds us global health system remains fragile coordinated decisive innovative political action partnership united nations international health
NER 2020 602 602 approximately world’s population concentrated global health-care expenditure also important rethink issue access medicines according figures world health organization medical products sold africa substandard counterfeit coronavirus pandemic reminds us global health system remains fragile coordinated decisive innovative political action partnership united nations international organizations needed address covid-19 pandemic defeating covid-19 means including health
NER 2020 606 606 global health-care expenditure also important rethink issue access medicines according figures world health organization medical products sold africa substandard counterfeit coronavirus pandemic reminds us global health system remains fragile coordinated decisive innovative political action partnership united nations international organizations needed address covid-19 pandemic defeating covid-19 means including africa global response based health
NER 2020 623 623 africa substandard counterfeit coronavirus pandemic reminds us global health system remains fragile coordinated decisive innovative political action partnership united nations international organizations needed address covid-19 pandemic defeating covid-19 means including africa global response based africa’s common continental strategy like commend efforts g20 united nations secretary-general well partners favour granting moratorium debt health
NER 2020 848 848 particular creating jobs young people million currently entering labour market year africa’s growth development looked promising start growth expected rise significant progress made poverty reduction health indicators covid-19 shattered impetus many countries will recession covid-19 africa needed billion dollars year achieve sdgs figure will certainly reassessed upwards pandemic therefore requires strengthen health
NER 2020 870 870 made poverty reduction health indicators covid-19 shattered impetus many countries will recession covid-19 africa needed billion dollars year achieve sdgs figure will certainly reassessed upwards pandemic therefore requires strengthen bilateral regional interregional partnerships calls developing better coordination united nations agencies international financial institutions time come strengthen links peace security broadest sense health
NER 2020 905 905 better coordination united nations agencies international financial institutions time come strengthen links peace security broadest sense development coming together face global state emergency much related health economy society climate security niger convinced many threats international peace security resolved individual states collective action international community regard like pay tribute valiant peacekeepers elements health
NER 2020 1284 1284 fair unanimously accepted terms say solution two states israel palestine living side-by-side peace security strict respect borders accordance relevant resolutions united nations security council time pandemic express solidarity palestinian people supporting unrwa work benefit vulnerable palestinian populations extend solidarity countries crisis support call united nations secretary-general suspension lifting unilateral coercive measures health
NER 2020 1317 1317 benefit vulnerable palestinian populations extend solidarity countries crisis support call united nations secretary-general suspension lifting unilateral coercive measures may hinder ability states effectively combat covid-19 pandemic meet needs populations mr president covid-19 calls us decide world want post-covid-19 world want create relationship want planet answers questions mentioned earlier health economic humanitarian health
NER 2020 1340 1340 combat covid-19 pandemic meet needs populations mr president covid-19 calls us decide world want post-covid-19 world want create relationship want planet answers questions mentioned earlier health economic humanitarian political nature niger loses approximately one hundred thousand hectares arable land year putting populations situation food insecurity therefore necessary protect land ecosystem essential health
NER 2020 1456 1456 constitutes tool operationalize implementation paris agreement region likewise great green wall initiative also enables us build sustainable equitable future realize vision land degradation neutrality preserving health lands promoting solutions based respect nature also preserving health peoples mr president century ago spanish flu hit world torn apart great war multilateral institutions existed health
NER 2020 1465 1465 green wall initiative also enables us build sustainable equitable future realize vision land degradation neutrality preserving health lands promoting solutions based respect nature also preserving health peoples mr president century ago spanish flu hit world torn apart great war multilateral institutions existed countries today fought pandemic ways previously exist learned lot health
NER 2020 1485 1485 based respect nature also preserving health peoples mr president century ago spanish flu hit world torn apart great war multilateral institutions existed countries today fought pandemic ways previously exist learned lot today world health organization become relevant multilateral framework disposal deal epidemics concerted manner multilateral institutions world trade organization wto world health
NER 2020 1493 1493 president century ago spanish flu hit world torn apart great war multilateral institutions existed countries today fought pandemic ways previously exist learned lot today world health organization become relevant multilateral framework disposal deal epidemics concerted manner multilateral institutions world trade organization wto world bank international monetary fund imf tools enhance collective health
NER 2020 1501 1501 apart great war multilateral institutions existed countries today fought pandemic ways previously exist learned lot today world health organization become relevant multilateral framework disposal deal epidemics concerted manner multilateral institutions world trade organization wto world bank international monetary fund imf tools enhance collective capacity solve global problems urge member states support health
NER 2020 1570 1570 expressed ezulwini consensus multilateral system arising second world war allowed us define implement standards principles based human development today respect individual defence freedoms fight poverty epidemics priorities global multilateral system beyond institutional reforms also within societies fight won profoundly changing behaviour policies need invent economy respects people environment mr president 75th health
NGA 2020 86 86 particularly efforts attacking global poverty global coalition poverty eradication also commend tremendous efforts excellency antonio guterres secretary-general united nations steering affairs organization challenging period coronavirus pandemic well strong commitment making un efficient responsive international responsibility excellencies distinguished delegates privilege use opportunity congratulate member states 75th anniversary united nations past seven decades health
NGA 2020 196 196 reflect future want united nations need must realize peoples world look us count us united nations system mobilize world marshal truly effective inclusive response coronavirus pandemic united nations failed core mission giving expression direction solution yearnings international community excellencies future want must guarantee human rights human dignity human prospects prosperity principles health
NGA 2020 312 312 tenets multilateralism solidarity international cooperation within context rules-based multilateral order world can find solutions many problems confronting covid-19 effective multilateral actions world currently grips coronavirus pandemic regrettably communities countries losing lives coronavirus pandemic devastated world economy strained capabilities health system many countries including country aftermath coronavirus outbreak nigeria prioritized vulnerable groups health
NGA 2020 319 319 rules-based multilateral order world can find solutions many problems confronting covid-19 effective multilateral actions world currently grips coronavirus pandemic regrettably communities countries losing lives coronavirus pandemic devastated world economy strained capabilities health system many countries including country aftermath coronavirus outbreak nigeria prioritized vulnerable groups including women children older persons unemployed efforts health
NGA 2020 325 325 solutions many problems confronting covid-19 effective multilateral actions world currently grips coronavirus pandemic regrettably communities countries losing lives coronavirus pandemic devastated world economy strained capabilities health system many countries including country aftermath coronavirus outbreak nigeria prioritized vulnerable groups including women children older persons unemployed efforts provide medical social assistance cushion socioeconomic health
NGA 2020 352 352 many countries including country aftermath coronavirus outbreak nigeria prioritized vulnerable groups including women children older persons unemployed efforts provide medical social assistance cushion socioeconomic effects disease accordingly expanded national social register include additional million nigerians national social investment programme nsip vehicle reaching poor vulnerable members nigerian population well providing cover million health
NGA 2020 386 386 nigerians national social investment programme nsip vehicle reaching poor vulnerable members nigerian population well providing cover million households use opportunity commend efforts united nations world health organization combating coronavirus pandemic note appreciation 2-billion global humanitarian response plan launched un secretary-general fund coronavirus response poorest countries world also commend call ceasefire conflict health
NGA 2020 390 390 programme nsip vehicle reaching poor vulnerable members nigerian population well providing cover million households use opportunity commend efforts united nations world health organization combating coronavirus pandemic note appreciation 2-billion global humanitarian response plan launched un secretary-general fund coronavirus response poorest countries world also commend call ceasefire conflict areas enable humanitarian assistance health
NGA 2020 434 434 call ceasefire conflict areas enable humanitarian assistance reach groups vulnerable coronavirus excellencies also state nigeria committed working member states spirit global cooperation solidarity promote human health general well-being nigeria will continue partner countries ensure accelerated development manufacturing well uninhibited supply safe effective coronavirus vaccines poverty eradication order mitigate impact nigerians administration health
NGA 2020 533 533 particularly developing countries regard commend president 74th general assembly launching alliance poverty eradication june encourage global leaders particularly leaders global north support alliance time covid-19 pandemic reversing gains made achievement sustainable development goals pushing additional half billion people extreme poverty sustainable growth development mr president mark beginning un decade action implementation health
NGA 2020 902 902 migrants particularly countries destination order combat racial discrimination xenophobic attacks facilitate social integration protection migrants illicit financial flows mr president global aspiration recover impact coronavirus pandemic will fully met without addressing existing structures make difficult countries generate retain financial resources regard thank immediate past presidents general assembly economic social council ambassador health
NIC 2020 37 37 assembly seventy-fifth session ladies gentlemen representatives member states receive warmest greetings people nicaragua president commander daniel ortega saavedra vice-president first lady rosario murillo message peace health prosperity governments peoples constitute united nations come together exceptional time due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged health
NIC 2020 49 49 nicaragua president commander daniel ortega saavedra vice-president first lady rosario murillo message peace health prosperity governments peoples constitute united nations come together exceptional time due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hunger malnutrition poverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist health
NIC 2020 61 61 peace health prosperity governments peoples constitute united nations come together exceptional time due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hunger malnutrition poverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist result economic system unjust degrading human beings mr president commemorate years organization health
NIC 2020 69 69 come together exceptional time due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hunger malnutrition poverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist result economic system unjust degrading human beings mr president commemorate years organization world continues cry peace justice security comprehensive response health
NIC 2020 187 187 united nations entering last decade action implement agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals order achieve objectives must join efforts true global alliance mitigate impact covid-19 pandemic well pandemics imposed powers detriment international peace security independence sovereignty states self-determination peoples nicaragua will continue promote culture peace peaceful coexistence among brotherly countries form health
NIC 2020 189 189 entering last decade action implement agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals order achieve objectives must join efforts true global alliance mitigate impact covid-19 pandemic well pandemics imposed powers detriment international peace security independence sovereignty states self-determination peoples nicaragua will continue promote culture peace peaceful coexistence among brotherly countries form united nations health
NIC 2020 237 237 form united nations will continue factor regional peace security stability central america also call continuation global efforts favour safe orderly regular migration although challenges posed pandemic complex forget existential threat climate_change continues overlooked consequence unbridled capitalism urgent ensure survival human species protect life rights mother earth line peaceful vocation nicaragua also health
NIC 2020 403 403 bolivarian republic venezuela demonstrating heroic resistance great civil-military unity unequal struggle coercive aggressive imperialist policies constitute real obstacle eradication poverty progress towards sustainable development backdrop pandemic measures become crime humanity impose united nations must focus well-being human beings nicaragua rejects politicization united nations system promoted particular government united states seeks convert health
NIC 2020 711 711 facing humankind nicaragua expresses firm support theme will guide work throughout seventy-fifth session namely future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism affected countries pandemic highlighted need create new international economic model based inclusion equality justice prioritizing health universal human right demanding resources allocated war made available life peace face health
NIC 2020 724 724 namely future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism affected countries pandemic highlighted need create new international economic model based inclusion equality justice prioritizing health universal human right demanding resources allocated war made available life peace face pandemic essential humanitarian reasons principle universality applied taiwan can participate corresponding mechanisms meetings health
NIC 2020 737 737 highlighted need create new international economic model based inclusion equality justice prioritizing health universal human right demanding resources allocated war made available life peace face pandemic essential humanitarian reasons principle universality applied taiwan can participate corresponding mechanisms meetings united nations system mr president ladies gentlemen heads delegation together must build united health
NLD 2020 52 52 year everything different first time history virtual assembly feels bit surreal far ideal important despite restrictions share views international situation especially year year coronavirus impact health economies societies enormous almost every country world including european caribbean parts kingdom netherlands hit hard poorest countries hardest existing problems magnified pandemic forced us face health
NLD 2020 74 74 year coronavirus impact health economies societies enormous almost every country world including european caribbean parts kingdom netherlands hit hard poorest countries hardest existing problems magnified pandemic forced us face facts times crisis work together look support one another families neighbours compatriots also countries peoples regardless borders us together un setting right health
NLD 2020 143 143 world bank imf also helping countries affected fine examples international solidarity bode well future truly going defeat virus even enhance international cooperation starts supporting world health organization plays crucial role must provide resources needs also means countries need give organization full cooperation show transparency cases lacking time also attracted criticism netherlands health
NLD 2020 184 184 cooperation show transparency cases lacking time also attracted criticism netherlands agrees crisis control evaluate situation look can enhance powers well-equipped deal better still prevent future pandemic critical evaluation continuous efforts improve key elements multilateral cooperation unfortunately mark un’s 75th anniversary also seeing another trend multilateral world order given us much decades health
NOR 2020 34 34 hope better tomorrow aftermath war meet today years later covid-19 putting us test will tackle largest global challenge since un established building lessons crises infectious diseases norway continues unwavering commitment un multilateral solutions response pandemic took initiative establish un covid-19 response recovery fund co-chairing global effort access covid-19 tests treatments vaccines health
NOR 2020 43 43 covid-19 putting us test will tackle largest global challenge since un established building lessons crises infectious diseases norway continues unwavering commitment un multilateral solutions response pandemic took initiative establish un covid-19 response recovery fund co-chairing global effort access covid-19 tests treatments vaccines act accelerator stand firm conviction global problems need global health
NOR 2020 95 95 president goal un world peace security world ruled justice respect human rights world acts decisively reduce inequality poverty hunger acts stem climate_change acts build resilience pandemics global threats celebrate years united nations next seventy-five years many new conflicts will emerge many new refugees will flee destruction persecution many girls will attend health
NOR 2020 378 378 today witnessing different trend towards authoritarianism populism civil society human rights defenders media workers increasingly coming attack basic human rights women undermined minorities targeted vilified pandemic amplifying negative trend seen examples pandemic used pretext weaken democratic principles human rights pandemic exam practical governance states report card will open world see must health
NOR 2020 384 384 populism civil society human rights defenders media workers increasingly coming attack basic human rights women undermined minorities targeted vilified pandemic amplifying negative trend seen examples pandemic used pretext weaken democratic principles human rights pandemic exam practical governance states report card will open world see must ensure human rights democracy rule law health
NOR 2020 392 392 increasingly coming attack basic human rights women undermined minorities targeted vilified pandemic amplifying negative trend seen examples pandemic used pretext weaken democratic principles human rights pandemic exam practical governance states report card will open world see must ensure human rights democracy rule law gender equality core response recovery efforts can hope health
NOR 2020 438 438 response recovery efforts can hope soften fall build back better president shocked saddened increase violence women girls result ongoing lockdowns across world women bearing brunt pandemic many societies women front line health care workers time women’s access health care heavily affected denying women access sexual reproductive health services can lead maternal health
NOR 2020 444 444 fall build back better president shocked saddened increase violence women girls result ongoing lockdowns across world women bearing brunt pandemic many societies women front line health care workers time women’s access health care heavily affected denying women access sexual reproductive health services can lead maternal deaths teenage pregnancies child marriages must health
NOR 2020 450 450 saddened increase violence women girls result ongoing lockdowns across world women bearing brunt pandemic many societies women front line health care workers time women’s access health care heavily affected denying women access sexual reproductive health services can lead maternal deaths teenage pregnancies child marriages must ensure women girls protected access health health
NOR 2020 459 459 world women bearing brunt pandemic many societies women front line health care workers time women’s access health care heavily affected denying women access sexual reproductive health services can lead maternal deaths teenage pregnancies child marriages must ensure women girls protected access health care women access financial incentives response recovery norway long health
NOR 2020 475 475 health care heavily affected denying women access sexual reproductive health services can lead maternal deaths teenage pregnancies child marriages must ensure women girls protected access health care women access financial incentives response recovery norway long tradition promoting women’s rights gender equality know experience just right thing smart thing gender equality well health
NOR 2020 518 518 just right thing smart thing gender equality well worth investments achieve un sustainable development goals gender equality must integrated efforts must invest girls women education health participation labour market increasing opportunities levelling playing field pays great economic dividends president eradicating poverty greatest global challenge agenda sustainable development plan action people planet health
NOR 2020 546 546 market increasing opportunities levelling playing field pays great economic dividends president eradicating poverty greatest global challenge agenda sustainable development plan action people planet prosperity danger pandemic may reverse years progress sdgs laid bare weaknesses common systems extreme poverty increasing jobs lost unprecedented scale children deprived education alternative take decisive action now health
NOR 2020 603 603 continued quest achieve goals national ownership resource mobilization crucial progress requires financing acknowledged addis ababa action agenda financing development funding sustainable development critical now ever pandemic exposed compounded structural inequalities countries response must focus helping furthest behind addis agenda highlights importance domestic resource mobilization order provide basic public goods services yet health
NOR 2020 632 632 inequalities countries response must focus helping furthest behind addis agenda highlights importance domestic resource mobilization order provide basic public goods services yet public goods services health care education remain underfunded need stop drain public resources must prevent corruption tax evasion financial crime end norway capacity ecosoc president launched high- level panel health
NOR 2020 812 812 oceans vital factor reach sustainable development goals covid-19 crisis underlined importance ocean economy need build back better greener also bluer sustainable ocean economy holds benefits health society well global economy environment every dollar invested key ocean actions yields dollars return often actions include increasing sustainable seafood production decarbonising international shipping scaling health
NPL 2020 76 76 appreciation successfully steering 74th session assembly commend secretary general mr antonio guterres tireless efforts enable un deliver difficult time mr president passing extraordinary time covid-19 pandemic confronting us crisis epic proportion magnitude public health crisis impact livelihoods societies global economic recession fallouts pandemic colossal support efforts united nations world health organization health
NPL 2020 84 84 general mr antonio guterres tireless efforts enable un deliver difficult time mr president passing extraordinary time covid-19 pandemic confronting us crisis epic proportion magnitude public health crisis impact livelihoods societies global economic recession fallouts pandemic colossal support efforts united nations world health organization world bank group leading global response pandemic particular health
NPL 2020 93 93 difficult time mr president passing extraordinary time covid-19 pandemic confronting us crisis epic proportion magnitude public health crisis impact livelihoods societies global economic recession fallouts pandemic colossal support efforts united nations world health organization world bank group leading global response pandemic particular commend un secretary general launching comprehensive response covid-19 matters health
NPL 2020 100 100 covid-19 pandemic confronting us crisis epic proportion magnitude public health crisis impact livelihoods societies global economic recession fallouts pandemic colossal support efforts united nations world health organization world bank group leading global response pandemic particular commend un secretary general launching comprehensive response covid-19 matters ongoing health crisis easy smooth affordable access health
NPL 2020 108 108 public health crisis impact livelihoods societies global economic recession fallouts pandemic colossal support efforts united nations world health organization world bank group leading global response pandemic particular commend un secretary general launching comprehensive response covid-19 matters ongoing health crisis easy smooth affordable access anti-covid vaccines developed sharing knowledge experiences provision timely health
NPL 2020 120 120 support efforts united nations world health organization world bank group leading global response pandemic particular commend un secretary general launching comprehensive response covid-19 matters ongoing health crisis easy smooth affordable access anti-covid vaccines developed sharing knowledge experiences provision timely supply medical equipment medicines protecting lives people disease hunger supreme duty governments health
NPL 2020 141 141 response covid-19 matters ongoing health crisis easy smooth affordable access anti-covid vaccines developed sharing knowledge experiences provision timely supply medical equipment medicines protecting lives people disease hunger supreme duty governments deployed efforts resources end international solidarity becomes equally important worrisome crisis unfolding backdrop already uncertain international order geopolitical tensions resurfacing peace health
NPL 2020 300 300 action delivery implement agenda current crisis pushed us brink losing gains made achieving sdgs countries like ldcs lldcs sids facing limitation resources social protection requisite health infrastructures distress compounded halt tourism remittances disruptions supply chains trade poverty increasing mostly developing countries first time last twenty years current crisis threatens hard-earned achievements health
NPL 2020 577 577 needs masks muskets protective equipment destructive weapons social spending save lives military spending destroy lives even disarmament related processes including npt review conference postponed due pandemic concerned parties must continue fulfill treaty obligations make world safer reiterate call general complete disarmament weapons mass destruction regional approaches disarmament complement global initiatives host health
NPL 2020 702 702 continuous supply fresh water essential living beings organic link mountains oceans maintaining natural climate cycle sense nepal’s mountains assets global significance view vital contribution maintenance health planet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high health
NPL 2020 726 726 maintenance health planet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties health
NPL 2020 767 767 may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties downstream call full effective implementation paris agreement robust climate_action easy access climate financing concerned deteriorating health overall ocean ecosystem due excessive human activities must preserve common heritage mankind prudent behaviour part stakeholders specially coastal states critically important maintain ocean ecosystem nepal health
NPL 2020 1124 1124 increased investment rural infrastructures social sector hazardous mode river-crossing tuins replaced bridges provide monthly social security payments elderly single women persons disability destitute launched provision health insurance elderly people expanding coverage children dalits marginalized communities backward areas provided monthly scholarships schools basic education made free provision books educational materials achieved nearly health
NRU 2020 106 106 nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action timely appropriate country like nauru one smallest un member state vulnerable looked leadership world health organisation mandated promote health keep world safe serve vulnerable outbreak pandemic heard cases new virus spreading across globe waited anticipation guidance assessment situation following declaration health
NRU 2020 110 110 commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action timely appropriate country like nauru one smallest un member state vulnerable looked leadership world health organisation mandated promote health keep world safe serve vulnerable outbreak pandemic heard cases new virus spreading across globe waited anticipation guidance assessment situation following declaration outbreak pandemic nauru responded health
NRU 2020 117 117 timely appropriate country like nauru one smallest un member state vulnerable looked leadership world health organisation mandated promote health keep world safe serve vulnerable outbreak pandemic heard cases new virus spreading across globe waited anticipation guidance assessment situation following declaration outbreak pandemic nauru responded immediately declaring state national disaster management preparedness health
NRU 2020 133 133 mandated promote health keep world safe serve vulnerable outbreak pandemic heard cases new virus spreading across globe waited anticipation guidance assessment situation following declaration outbreak pandemic nauru responded immediately declaring state national disaster management preparedness covid-19 march year action enabled government address national emergency responses pandemic goal like many protect people health
NRU 2020 153 153 assessment situation following declaration outbreak pandemic nauru responded immediately declaring state national disaster management preparedness covid-19 march year action enabled government address national emergency responses pandemic goal like many protect people citizens nauru also recognised played leading role managing pacific region’s response later led formation pacific humanitarian pathway covid php-c new health
NRU 2020 282 282 fortunately pleased share small island country nauru remains free covid us truly milestone achievement government took steps enact national laws support new policies measures deal pandemic created national covid taskforce ensure responses coordinated coherent taking whole-of-government approach working private sector civil society community large took measures secure borders implementing travel restrictions health
NRU 2020 332 332 restrictions quarantine protocols time open controlled border policy place used borders countries bulwark capture contain policy mr president government place importance effectiveness national multilateral responses pandemic allow put context nauru land area square kilometres circumference kilometres population estimated roughly expected growth rate per cent will make us people taking account nauru health
NRU 2020 365 365 kilometres circumference kilometres population estimated roughly expected growth rate per cent will make us people taking account nauru history population decimation s population ravaged influenza epidemic scourge second world war external factors threatened survival people nation population falling dangerously struggled bring level gaining independence become sovereign nation history therefore reminds us health
NRU 2020 418 418 part world can produce catastrophic devastating effect tiny country lessons past go unheeded grace god remain covid free today mr president experience shown us world health organisation slow declaring pandemic tells us much room improvement must ensure every country regardless size left behind must regional level nauru one countries covered united health
NRU 2020 422 422 catastrophic devastating effect tiny country lessons past go unheeded grace god remain covid free today mr president experience shown us world health organisation slow declaring pandemic tells us much room improvement must ensure every country regardless size left behind must regional level nauru one countries covered united nations multi-country office fiji health
NRU 2020 450 450 much room improvement must ensure every country regardless size left behind must regional level nauru one countries covered united nations multi-country office fiji benefits least pandemic exposed weakness un development system disconnect coordinated regional response meeting national needs priorities pandemic also taught us need better prepared next time greater investment needs health
NRU 2020 464 464 nauru one countries covered united nations multi-country office fiji benefits least pandemic exposed weakness un development system disconnect coordinated regional response meeting national needs priorities pandemic also taught us need better prepared next time greater investment needs flow public health systems build capacity capability future pandemics allow applaud efforts secretary-general spearheading health
NRU 2020 478 478 un development system disconnect coordinated regional response meeting national needs priorities pandemic also taught us need better prepared next time greater investment needs flow public health systems build capacity capability future pandemics allow applaud efforts secretary-general spearheading reform united nations development system effective fit purpose particular look forward early establishment new health
NRU 2020 484 484 response meeting national needs priorities pandemic also taught us need better prepared next time greater investment needs flow public health systems build capacity capability future pandemics allow applaud efforts secretary-general spearheading reform united nations development system effective fit purpose particular look forward early establishment new multicountry office federated states micronesia fsm health
NRU 2020 738 738 financing tools nauru nauru may extreme case well line experience many developing countries despite best development plans access financial resources actually implement state affairs shameful pandemic now crisis right years perhaps decades economic gains across developing world risk without rapid response bretton woods institutions relieve countries unsustainable debt burdens provide fiscal health
NRU 2020 1020 1020 opportunities also restore natural environment combined construction new gcf-funded port facility new shipping line national carrier nauru can become regional hub commerce including aspiration regional health sports tourism industry pathway achieving sustainable development goals however alone renewed commitment multilateralism must focus mobilizing means implementation need mr president remiss recognise nauru big health
NRU 2020 1210 1210 partners truly grateful genuine friends australia taiwan new zealand india japan united states also ask friends united states forget people cuba also struggling like us pandemic mr president seventy-five years ago nations world came together draft charter stand test time created principles universality equality respecting worth every individual enough proclaim virtues health
NRU 2020 1265 1265 upholding core principles charter therefore call united nations fulfil commitments human family ensure million people republic china taiwan enjoy rights peoples nations world grapples covid pandemic people taiwan must left behind exemplary response global pandemic ignored taiwan important partner world’s response pandemic ever today need inclusivity solidarity responding global challenges face health
NRU 2020 1274 1274 commitments human family ensure million people republic china taiwan enjoy rights peoples nations world grapples covid pandemic people taiwan must left behind exemplary response global pandemic ignored taiwan important partner world’s response pandemic ever today need inclusivity solidarity responding global challenges face mr president forge ahead future covered covid-19 things really health
NRU 2020 1281 1281 china taiwan enjoy rights peoples nations world grapples covid pandemic people taiwan must left behind exemplary response global pandemic ignored taiwan important partner world’s response pandemic ever today need inclusivity solidarity responding global challenges face mr president forge ahead future covered covid-19 things really know hand-in-hand shoulder-to-shoulder scripture tells us walk health
NZL 2020 139 139 united nations invest system right thing helps build safer prosperous sustainable future security prosperity peace prosperity every country interdependence nations never evident countries tackled coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic new zealanders believe inclusiveness equality sense community beliefs shape approach tackling pandemic response science-based precautionary responded rapidly outbreak new zealanders played part preventing health
NZL 2020 141 141 invest system right thing helps build safer prosperous sustainable future security prosperity peace prosperity every country interdependence nations never evident countries tackled coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic new zealanders believe inclusiveness equality sense community beliefs shape approach tackling pandemic response science-based precautionary responded rapidly outbreak new zealanders played part preventing widespread community health
NZL 2020 153 153 peace prosperity every country interdependence nations never evident countries tackled coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic new zealanders believe inclusiveness equality sense community beliefs shape approach tackling pandemic response science-based precautionary responded rapidly outbreak new zealanders played part preventing widespread community transmission management new zealand border continues key line defence learning live impact health
NZL 2020 207 207 also focus impact globally defeat virus globally will need collective best pool best ideas think innovatively share best people resources need invest trust support world health organization role played coordinating early response international system responded well addressing early health humanitarian development effects covid-19 need international cooperation goes beyond must work together health
NZL 2020 220 220 ideas think innovatively share best people resources need invest trust support world health organization role played coordinating early response international system responded well addressing early health humanitarian development effects covid-19 need international cooperation goes beyond must work together develop distribute vaccine equitable basis achieve new zealand joined covax facility will ensure health
NZL 2020 335 335 many working informal economy particularly women lack access social safety nets concerning increase gender-based violence vaccine return normality lives may take years recover socioeconomic effects pandemic opportunity mitigate must work together global economic recovery protects vulnerable creates jobs maintains supply chains open markets must ensure recovery respects promotes human rights must health
NZL 2020 382 382 promotes human rights must recommit sustainable development goals agenda sustainable development rally behind secretary-general’s call global ceasefire can focus prevention recovery live pacific socioeconomic impacts pandemic will continue particularly damaging outlook challenging many small island developing states depend tourism sectors drastically affected closed borders countries also face significant constraints ensuring economic health
NZL 2020 409 409 continue particularly damaging outlook challenging many small island developing states depend tourism sectors drastically affected closed borders countries also face significant constraints ensuring economic resilience pandemic amplified challenges international community must ensure appropriate concessional financing available small island developing states support response economic shock new zealand committed working international community supporting health
NZL 2020 441 441 appropriate concessional financing available small island developing states support response economic shock new zealand committed working international community supporting pacific island countries withstand damaging effects pandemic crises opportunities opportunity today build back better rethink economies can work many just better focus vulnerable rebuild societies prioritize tackling defining challenge generation climate_change many health
OMN 2020 95 95 organization thank tireless efforts maintain international peace security emphasize sultanate oman stands ready continue current cooperation us member states achieve noble objectives united nations covid-19 pandemic imposed major changes daily lives despite challenges must adapt new way life remain optimistic future need envisage best ways cooperate order achieve common goals peoples health
OMN 2020 133 133 remain optimistic future need envisage best ways cooperate order achieve common goals peoples states context international community humanitarian duty ensure fair distribution resources curb spread pandemic particular rollout vaccines least developed regions medical facilities capabilities limited covid-19 pandemic caused profound economic challenges therefore call upon donor nations institutions utmost facilitate process health
OMN 2020 145 145 peoples states context international community humanitarian duty ensure fair distribution resources curb spread pandemic particular rollout vaccines least developed regions medical facilities capabilities limited covid-19 pandemic caused profound economic challenges therefore call upon donor nations institutions utmost facilitate process debt restructuring paying special attention helping affected countries way accelerates growth stimulates health
OMN 2020 612 612 means working together better effectively move one phase next conclusion allow convey best sincere greetings sultanate oman express best wishes brothers sisters world wishing best health prosperity may peace god’s mercy blessings upon health
PAK 2020 222 222 come together prevent catastrophe believe driving force international relations must cooperation accordance principles international law confrontation force must emphatically reaffirm support multilateralism mr president covid-19 pandemic illustrated oneness humanity interconnected world one safe unless everyone safe locking control pandemic triggered worst recession since greatdepression last century hit poorest countries hardest well health
PAK 2020 235 235 international law confrontation force must emphatically reaffirm support multilateralism mr president covid-19 pandemic illustrated oneness humanity interconnected world one safe unless everyone safe locking control pandemic triggered worst recession since greatdepression last century hit poorest countries hardest well poor countries pakistan realized early imposed strict lockdown type several affluent countries imposed health
PAK 2020 290 290 therefore adopted policy smart lockdown concentrating virus hot-spots opened agricultural sector immediately followed construction sector employed people time despite financial constraints government deployed unprecedented billion health services plussupport poorest vulnerable households direct cash payments ehsaas programme subsidies small businesses even though smart lockdown heavily criticized beginning thanks almighty allah’s grace managed health
PAK 2020 338 338 allah’s grace managed control virus stabilize economy importantly able protect poorest segment society worst fall lock today pakistan’s response cited among success stories controlling responding pandemic however still woods like country woods today mr president obvious outset developing countries need fiscal space respond recover covid-19 crisis debt relief one best ways health
PAK 2020 670 670 yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution mitigating effects climate_change mr president pandemic opportunity bring humanity together unfortunately instead fanned nationalism increased global tensions given rise racial religious hatred violence vulnerable minorities several places trends also accentuated islamophobia health
PAN 2020 40 40 guterres secretary-general united nations heads state government distinguished delegates history taught us decisions made times crisis define leave mark world decades words great trials humankind pandemics forced us break past imagine new world pandemic different portal bridge one world next world leaders today face number extraordinary monumental challenges short medium long health
PAN 2020 48 48 delegates history taught us decisions made times crisis define leave mark world decades words great trials humankind pandemics forced us break past imagine new world pandemic different portal bridge one world next world leaders today face number extraordinary monumental challenges short medium long term covid-19 put paradigms today’s society test challenges health
PAN 2020 121 121 highlighted contradictions public policy throughout world reveals post-pandemic world must sustainable better decisions make today will long-term consequences simply unsustainable mean disregarding scale human suffering pandemic unleashed crisis unnerving part new unfamiliar characteristics global health emergency however worrisome part pandemic new covid-19 highlighted deep inequalities already exist although pandemic affects us health
PAN 2020 130 130 must sustainable better decisions make today will long-term consequences simply unsustainable mean disregarding scale human suffering pandemic unleashed crisis unnerving part new unfamiliar characteristics global health emergency however worrisome part pandemic new covid-19 highlighted deep inequalities already exist although pandemic affects us us affected equally must focus poverty inequality past chose health
PAN 2020 135 135 today will long-term consequences simply unsustainable mean disregarding scale human suffering pandemic unleashed crisis unnerving part new unfamiliar characteristics global health emergency however worrisome part pandemic new covid-19 highlighted deep inequalities already exist although pandemic affects us us affected equally must focus poverty inequality past chose ignore now impossible acknowledge harsh health
PAN 2020 144 144 human suffering pandemic unleashed crisis unnerving part new unfamiliar characteristics global health emergency however worrisome part pandemic new covid-19 highlighted deep inequalities already exist although pandemic affects us us affected equally must focus poverty inequality past chose ignore now impossible acknowledge harsh reality let us clear post-pandemic world will continue problems health
PAN 2020 222 222 right lessons crisis will able achieve social consensus will allow us accelerate reforms needed achieve society prosperous just united ladies gentlemen one main lessons learned pandemic importance trusting science technology innovation provide solutions allow us close existing social gaps circumstances created pandemic enabled rapid implementation innovative systems learning processes accelerated never health
PAN 2020 238 238 prosperous just united ladies gentlemen one main lessons learned pandemic importance trusting science technology innovation provide solutions allow us close existing social gaps circumstances created pandemic enabled rapid implementation innovative systems learning processes accelerated never leading greater return state’s investment innovation particularly true digital economy reflected shift methods telecommuting consumption services health
PAN 2020 299 299 educational platforms now use public schools practice telemedicine allows citizens remote areas receive medical care specialists hundreds kilometres away ladies gentlemen increase unemployment serious consequence health crisis important opportunity economies based primarily informal work groundwork laid necessary changes made public policies build future want one focused entrepreneurship formalization employment post-covid-19 world health
PAN 2020 335 335 necessary changes made public policies build future want one focused entrepreneurship formalization employment post-covid-19 world shared prosperity can result common vision global solidarity important lesson pandemic working together problems affect humankind without doubt stronger together apart let us remember second world war need survive rebuild economies prevent scourge new war brought health
PAN 2020 367 367 doubt stronger together apart let us remember second world war need survive rebuild economies prevent scourge new war brought countries together create new international order pandemic produced de facto solidarity seen international cooperation mobilized concrete actions countries example scientists asia europe americas share information experiences ladies gentlemen country best maritime air health
PAN 2020 517 517 new multilateral order requires genuine commitment countries taking concrete action achieve sustainable development goals agreed forum delivered upon home ladies gentlemen planet extremely badly hurt pandemic plunged millions people grief engaged relentless daily battle facing unseen uncertain head-on refusing surrender lost grandparents parents children deadly duel virus nurses doctors health workers health
PAN 2020 541 541 hurt pandemic plunged millions people grief engaged relentless daily battle facing unseen uncertain head-on refusing surrender lost grandparents parents children deadly duel virus nurses doctors health workers fallen victim believe vaccine near can stop evil one ever wanted will recover governments world leaders must acknowledge mistakes prepared going forward health systems health
PAN 2020 565 565 doctors health workers fallen victim believe vaccine near can stop evil one ever wanted will recover governments world leaders must acknowledge mistakes prepared going forward health systems can face crises one now face can must help must learn frightful situation beyond recovery must build new society one supportive equitable just together health
PER 2020 45 45 peru’s firm support general assembly fulfilling tasks noble leadership role difficult times humankind behalf government people peru let convey unequivocal solidarity sympathy people owing covid-19 pandemic lost loved ones relatives friends co-workers front-line actors doctors nurses police military personnel sacrificed everything including lives also pay tribute grateful far families continue fight health
PER 2020 85 85 everything including lives also pay tribute grateful far families continue fight every day save lives risk losing reaffirm commitment continue joint unrelenting effort combat unprecedented health crisis severity magnitude pandemic highly contagious unknown nature covid-10 will allow anyone safe safe therefore encourage us join struggle concerted effective manner recognizing vaccine treatment health
PER 2020 89 89 pay tribute grateful far families continue fight every day save lives risk losing reaffirm commitment continue joint unrelenting effort combat unprecedented health crisis severity magnitude pandemic highly contagious unknown nature covid-10 will allow anyone safe safe therefore encourage us join struggle concerted effective manner recognizing vaccine treatment virus global public goods health
PER 2020 123 123 safe safe therefore encourage us join struggle concerted effective manner recognizing vaccine treatment virus global public goods ensuring timely equitable access medicines equipment needed address pandemic therefore urgent reach global agreements basic goals will strengthen foundation multilateral system ensure commitment made leave one behind fulfilled mr president two half years ago health
PER 2020 178 178 constitution predecessor submitted resignation congress republic since peruvian people government faced together various crises combat organized corruption safeguard democratic governance now combating unforeseen devastating covid-19 pandemic addressing latter responses based constitutional principles strict respect law fundamental rights taking account sense urgency determination people fighting scourge corruption head-on set national reforms transform health
PER 2020 380 380 reflection within national agreement forum reach consensus among political actors citizens five specific issues will promote renewed governance agenda view bicentennial republican life establishing unified health system guaranteeing quality education promoting economic growth reforming justice administration systems combating poverty extreme poverty mr president aware historical social gaps weaknesses health-care system government health
PER 2020 432 432 first region take robust measures contain spread covid-19 saved thousands lives despite elevated distressing rates death contagion allowing reversing decades shortfalls regard infrastructure investment public health fought contain disease time strengthening response capacity six months struggle began number people infected died covid-19 beginning drop sharply peru firmly committed stay course end health
PER 2020 435 435 robust measures contain spread covid-19 saved thousands lives despite elevated distressing rates death contagion allowing reversing decades shortfalls regard infrastructure investment public health fought contain disease time strengthening response capacity six months struggle began number people infected died covid-19 beginning drop sharply peru firmly committed stay course end despite peru’s macroeconomic health
PER 2020 462 462 strengthening response capacity six months struggle began number people infected died covid-19 beginning drop sharply peru firmly committed stay course end despite peru’s macroeconomic strength pandemic deepened inequalities exposed structural weaknesses caused disruption therefore implementing largest economic containment recovery plan republic’s history well one largest region investment equivalent per cent country’s health
PER 2020 571 571 gdp growth estimated per cent return prepandemic levels mr president addressing multidimensional crisis agenda sustainable development remains road map guides decisions overcome challenges made complex pandemic case regard increasing levels poverty peru maintains commitment achieving sustainable development goals stated second voluntary national review presented july reported progress difficulties implementing agenda mr health
PER 2020 599 599 increasing levels poverty peru maintains commitment achieving sustainable development goals stated second voluntary national review presented july reported progress difficulties implementing agenda mr president covid-19 pandemic greatest global challenge humankind faced since end second world war convinced must strengthen multilateralism united nations un based lessons learned will benefit global health governance health
PER 2020 623 623 covid-19 pandemic greatest global challenge humankind faced since end second world war convinced must strengthen multilateralism united nations un based lessons learned will benefit global health governance international cooperation make universal health coverage reality objective sustainable development keeping commitment peru supports covax facility initiative access covid-19 tools act accelerator facilitation council health
PER 2020 629 629 faced since end second world war convinced must strengthen multilateralism united nations un based lessons learned will benefit global health governance international cooperation make universal health coverage reality objective sustainable development keeping commitment peru supports covax facility initiative access covid-19 tools act accelerator facilitation council vaccine alliance gavi coalition epidemic preparedness health
PER 2020 653 653 universal health coverage reality objective sustainable development keeping commitment peru supports covax facility initiative access covid-19 tools act accelerator facilitation council vaccine alliance gavi coalition epidemic preparedness innovations cepi encourage competition areas vaccine treatment discovery will involve researchers academics governments pharmaceutical industry philanthropists volunteers yield results will collectively benefit us global health
PHL 2020 129 129 light realities present philippines grieves families world lost loved ones horrible virus extend heartfelt condolences salute frontliners put lives line even countries also honor recognize healthcare professionals selflessly answered call combat covid-19 pandemic despite virulence unknown characteristics nation strategy fighting pandemic world needs coordinated international plans efforts pursue common purpose covid-19 health
PHL 2020 136 136 lost loved ones horrible virus extend heartfelt condolences salute frontliners put lives line even countries also honor recognize healthcare professionals selflessly answered call combat covid-19 pandemic despite virulence unknown characteristics nation strategy fighting pandemic world needs coordinated international plans efforts pursue common purpose covid-19 knows border knows nationality knows race knows health
PHL 2020 144 144 salute frontliners put lives line even countries also honor recognize healthcare professionals selflessly answered call combat covid-19 pandemic despite virulence unknown characteristics nation strategy fighting pandemic world needs coordinated international plans efforts pursue common purpose covid-19 knows border knows nationality knows race knows gender knows age knows creed philippines values role health
PHL 2020 174 174 plans efforts pursue common purpose covid-19 knows border knows nationality knows race knows gender knows age knows creed philippines values role united nations plays fight pandemic middle-income country whose economic advances derailed pandemic welcome launch un covid response recovery fund ensuring universal access anti covid-19 technologies products pivotal global pandemic recovery health
PHL 2020 181 181 border knows nationality knows race knows gender knows age knows creed philippines values role united nations plays fight pandemic middle-income country whose economic advances derailed pandemic welcome launch un covid response recovery fund ensuring universal access anti covid-19 technologies products pivotal global pandemic recovery world race find safe effective vaccine world health
PHL 2020 198 198 fight pandemic middle-income country whose economic advances derailed pandemic welcome launch un covid response recovery fund ensuring universal access anti covid-19 technologies products pivotal global pandemic recovery world race find safe effective vaccine world finds vaccine access must denied withheld made available rich poor nations alike matter policy philippines joins partners health
PHL 2020 242 242 nations alike matter policy philippines joins partners asean non-aligned movement raising collective voice covid-19 vaccine must considered global public good let us clear call global health agenda enough resources policy space world health organization need quick coordinate quicker respond philippines will part pooling global resources health workers among best mr president health
PHL 2020 249 249 asean non-aligned movement raising collective voice covid-19 vaccine must considered global public good let us clear call global health agenda enough resources policy space world health organization need quick coordinate quicker respond philippines will part pooling global resources health workers among best mr president just needed stability confidence pandemic geopolitical tensions health
PHL 2020 262 262 let us clear call global health agenda enough resources policy space world health organization need quick coordinate quicker respond philippines will part pooling global resources health workers among best mr president just needed stability confidence pandemic geopolitical tensions continue rise escalating tensions benefit one new flashpoints heighten fears tend tear peoples health
PHL 2020 272 272 space world health organization need quick coordinate quicker respond philippines will part pooling global resources health workers among best mr president just needed stability confidence pandemic geopolitical tensions continue rise escalating tensions benefit one new flashpoints heighten fears tend tear peoples apart elephants fight grass gets trampled flat given size military health
PHL 2020 348 348 sea korean peninsula middle east africa friends yet god’s name let us hate much heard said say complete agreement mr president filipino migrant workers devastated pandemic many lost livelihood also health lives well yet go frontlines healing caring others different parts world philippine government embarked unprecedented repatriation program overseas filipino workers health
PHL 2020 353 353 africa friends yet god’s name let us hate much heard said say complete agreement mr president filipino migrant workers devastated pandemic many lost livelihood also health lives well yet go frontlines healing caring others different parts world philippine government embarked unprecedented repatriation program overseas filipino workers needed come home brought back health
PHL 2020 394 394 repatriation program overseas filipino workers needed come home brought back half bringing back rest thank countries provided filipino migrants residence permits access testing treatment related health services pandemic brought back seafarers stranded covid restrictions pioneered imo green lane safe changes seafaring crews times need stronger cooperation promoting protecting rights migrants regardless health
PHL 2020 396 396 overseas filipino workers needed come home brought back half bringing back rest thank countries provided filipino migrants residence permits access testing treatment related health services pandemic brought back seafarers stranded covid restrictions pioneered imo green lane safe changes seafaring crews times need stronger cooperation promoting protecting rights migrants regardless migrant status health
PHL 2020 435 435 crews times need stronger cooperation promoting protecting rights migrants regardless migrant status must adhere global compact safe orderly regular migration unless states include migrants response pandemic one among us safe everyone safe secretary-general said poverty rate reduced per cent sustained economic growth rate per cent philippines track becoming upper-middle income country health
PHL 2020 462 462 among us safe everyone safe secretary-general said poverty rate reduced per cent sustained economic growth rate per cent philippines track becoming upper-middle income country end pandemic placed economy recession despite downward pressure growth philippines remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened health
PHL 2020 496 496 remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravages pandemic peoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change honor call parties health
PHL 2020 762 762 abandon firmly reject attempts undermine welcome increasing number states come support award stands triumph reason rashness law disorder amity ambition majesty law mr president global health crisis complicated global security environment aspiration ambition can justify use weapons destroy indiscriminately completely excuse deaths nuclear war cause reckless use chemical biological weapons can health
PHL 2020 969 969 east liberia west africa filipino peacekeepers put frontlines vulnerable seek harm committed increasing philippine footprint un peacekeeping operations increased participation women mr president defeat covid-19 pandemic challenges must work seamless unity demands complete mutual trust conviction will win lose together bring back dead can spare living can build back better healthier health
PLW 2020 145 145 whatever good events can turned now ability see clear advantages close cooperation matters affect us way call remains apt today meet shadow terrorism shadow global pandemic see human evil pandemic way perpetrators challenge response different craft closer cooperation nations large small rich poor unite face shared crisis way might seemed unlikely health
PLW 2020 149 149 turned now ability see clear advantages close cooperation matters affect us way call remains apt today meet shadow terrorism shadow global pandemic see human evil pandemic way perpetrators challenge response different craft closer cooperation nations large small rich poor unite face shared crisis way might seemed unlikely year two ago emphasized health
PLW 2020 226 226 involving widest possible range participants less true today took many opportunities coalition-building terrorism millennium development goals advancing doctrine responsibility protect challenges remain intensified especially challenges health planet method addressing ecological crisis must also turn towards coalitionbuilding consensus-driven approach form new partnerships enhancing ambition effective implementation must act solidarity shared future face health
PLW 2020 259 259 turn towards coalitionbuilding consensus-driven approach form new partnerships enhancing ambition effective implementation must act solidarity shared future face together address divided immediate shared future course pandemic wish extend condolences loss life suffered many around world virus palau fortunate remain free covid-19 cases certainly free consequences pandemic sometimes hear people say health health
PLW 2020 279 279 divided immediate shared future course pandemic wish extend condolences loss life suffered many around world virus palau fortunate remain free covid-19 cases certainly free consequences pandemic sometimes hear people say health important money certainly true national economy money system determines quality life delivers critical public services environment healthcare education food table health
PLW 2020 284 284 pandemic wish extend condolences loss life suffered many around world virus palau fortunate remain free covid-19 cases certainly free consequences pandemic sometimes hear people say health important money certainly true national economy money system determines quality life delivers critical public services environment healthcare education food table pandemic put palau level isolation health
PLW 2020 301 301 certainly free consequences pandemic sometimes hear people say health important money certainly true national economy money system determines quality life delivers critical public services environment healthcare education food table pandemic put palau level isolation known many many years struggle disruptions supply chains food essential medicines struggle connect patients life-saving medical treatment health
PLW 2020 305 305 sometimes hear people say health important money certainly true national economy money system determines quality life delivers critical public services environment healthcare education food table pandemic put palau level isolation known many many years struggle disruptions supply chains food essential medicines struggle connect patients life-saving medical treatment previously relied off-island providers health
PLW 2020 355 355 providers larger countries struggle keep families united keep college students school keep family breadwinners working private sector unemployment approaching will take years recover lost months pandemic highlights feature multilateral development pointing many years now truth palau’s high-income categorization many ways unrealistic match facts ground reflect tremendous vulnerability small economy addressed current health
PLW 2020 407 407 deny us help desperately need unified response international community extend small island circumstances means access concessional finance innovative financial support can prepare recover economic crisis pandemic brought rebuild fiscal space investing sustainable development pandemic wiped know pandemic far small states also left race seek effective vaccine global community parts world made health
PLW 2020 415 415 community extend small island circumstances means access concessional finance innovative financial support can prepare recover economic crisis pandemic brought rebuild fiscal space investing sustainable development pandemic wiped know pandemic far small states also left race seek effective vaccine global community parts world made safe isolation vaccine hoarding will harm us palau’s health
PLW 2020 418 418 island circumstances means access concessional finance innovative financial support can prepare recover economic crisis pandemic brought rebuild fiscal space investing sustainable development pandemic wiped know pandemic far small states also left race seek effective vaccine global community parts world made safe isolation vaccine hoarding will harm us palau’s recovery economic crisis health
PLW 2020 485 485 partners best shot pooling resources supporting equitable access vaccine one becomes available meanwhile will also continue work close friends united states close partnership us centers disease control let individual threat distract us long-term threats continue face long-term health development prosperity depend repairing relationship nature especially case responding ocean emergency marine pollution health
PLW 2020 497 497 meanwhile will also continue work close friends united states close partnership us centers disease control let individual threat distract us long-term threats continue face long-term health development prosperity depend repairing relationship nature especially case responding ocean emergency marine pollution overfishing acidifying warming seas taking toll health ocean human prosperity depends healthy health
PLW 2020 517 517 long-term threats continue face long-term health development prosperity depend repairing relationship nature especially case responding ocean emergency marine pollution overfishing acidifying warming seas taking toll health ocean human prosperity depends healthy ocean beginning year palau reached new milestone implementing palau national marine sanctuary protecting exclusive economic zone take protected area echoing health
PLW 2020 618 618 coasts humanity depends ocean food climate regulation trade security much high-level panel sustainable ocean economy co-chair building blueprint ocean ambition panel’s work underway long prior pandemic analysis highlights investments key ocean economy sectors provide way build back bluer pandemic benefits jobs environment human health include protecting coastal marine ecosystems mangroves investing health
PLW 2020 631 631 ocean economy co-chair building blueprint ocean ambition panel’s work underway long prior pandemic analysis highlights investments key ocean economy sectors provide way build back bluer pandemic benefits jobs environment human health include protecting coastal marine ecosystems mangroves investing sewage wastewater infrastructure coastal communities zero emission marine transport end year ocean panel health
PLW 2020 636 636 ocean ambition panel’s work underway long prior pandemic analysis highlights investments key ocean economy sectors provide way build back bluer pandemic benefits jobs environment human health include protecting coastal marine ecosystems mangroves investing sewage wastewater infrastructure coastal communities zero emission marine transport end year ocean panel will launch recommendations transformative actions health
PLW 2020 776 776 protected role coral reefs also needs appropriately recognized framework effective must learn lessons past decade goals must supported adequate resources climate cop26 may also delayed pandemic delay increased climate ambition support implementation increased ambition responding climate_emergency existential concern momentary drop emissions year allowed generate complacency global progress climate finance commitments made health
PLW 2020 805 805 ambition support implementation increased ambition responding climate_emergency existential concern momentary drop emissions year allowed generate complacency global progress climate finance commitments made developed countries shirked pandemic undermine ability vulnerable mitigate adapt climate impacts green climate fund needs continue work simplified access vulnerable small island developing states palau preparations reach ndc target health
PLW 2020 1007 1007 possible remind us solidarity shown friends world since first address general assembly president reiterated palau’s call taiwan allowed participate international organizations regret denied year’s world health assembly moment world needed come together respond pandemic failed mean failed taiwan public health leader implemented one world’s effective pandemic responses left global response pandemic health
PLW 2020 1015 1015 first address general assembly president reiterated palau’s call taiwan allowed participate international organizations regret denied year’s world health assembly moment world needed come together respond pandemic failed mean failed taiwan public health leader implemented one world’s effective pandemic responses left global response pandemic made world less safe pandemic taiwan generously shared health
PLW 2020 1021 1021 palau’s call taiwan allowed participate international organizations regret denied year’s world health assembly moment world needed come together respond pandemic failed mean failed taiwan public health leader implemented one world’s effective pandemic responses left global response pandemic made world less safe pandemic taiwan generously shared experience expertise palau including critical support health
PLW 2020 1027 1027 organizations regret denied year’s world health assembly moment world needed come together respond pandemic failed mean failed taiwan public health leader implemented one world’s effective pandemic responses left global response pandemic made world less safe pandemic taiwan generously shared experience expertise palau including critical support establishing on-island testing capabilities ppe procurement health
PLW 2020 1032 1032 health assembly moment world needed come together respond pandemic failed mean failed taiwan public health leader implemented one world’s effective pandemic responses left global response pandemic made world less safe pandemic taiwan generously shared experience expertise palau including critical support establishing on-island testing capabilities ppe procurement effectiveness taiwan’s control pandemic recognized health
PLW 2020 1037 1037 come together respond pandemic failed mean failed taiwan public health leader implemented one world’s effective pandemic responses left global response pandemic made world less safe pandemic taiwan generously shared experience expertise palau including critical support establishing on-island testing capabilities ppe procurement effectiveness taiwan’s control pandemic recognized many others included international health health
PLW 2020 1056 1056 response pandemic made world less safe pandemic taiwan generously shared experience expertise palau including critical support establishing on-island testing capabilities ppe procurement effectiveness taiwan’s control pandemic recognized many others included international health coordination mechanisms can also share lessons rest world taiwan one places earth safe enough quarantine-free travel covid-free nations like health
PLW 2020 1062 1062 pandemic taiwan generously shared experience expertise palau including critical support establishing on-island testing capabilities ppe procurement effectiveness taiwan’s control pandemic recognized many others included international health coordination mechanisms can also share lessons rest world taiwan one places earth safe enough quarantine-free travel covid-free nations like palau currently working together create world’s health
PLW 2020 1359 1359 south-south cooperation also taken increased importance palau particular government india india-un development partnership fund partnership un office south- south cooperation unops provided invaluable support improving healthcare system well rapid response pandemic preparations global south partners continue expand new award palau india brazil south africa’s poverty reduction facility support revitalization education facilities health
PLW 2020 1364 1364 importance palau particular government india india-un development partnership fund partnership un office south- south cooperation unops provided invaluable support improving healthcare system well rapid response pandemic preparations global south partners continue expand new award palau india brazil south africa’s poverty reduction facility support revitalization education facilities solidarity world’s largest states palau health
PLW 2020 1477 1477 shared institutions among first countries ratify paris agreement nuclear ban treaty actively contributing negotiation champions standalone goal oceans agenda including tobacco control among targets goal health emphasized critical value partnerships sustainable development peace sovereign equality us exercise assembly responsibility take seriously hope will agree palau lived responsibility final contribution annual general health
PNG 2020 41 41 nations excellencies distinguished delegates behalf government people papua new guinea pleased address first time august body unprecedented manner via prerecorded virtual video emanated courtesy covid-19 pandemic impacting worldwide devastatingly aspects livelihoods sympathies condolences prayers many victims virus stand solidarity nations peoples affected mr president congratulate government turkey election lead important work health
PNG 2020 110 110 united nations called charter united nations also want thank outgoing president general assembly excellency mr tijjani muhammad-bande outstanding leadership including past seven months amidst covid-19 pandemic challenges similarly thank secretary-general guterres decisive robust leadership collective work mr president year reflect 75th anniversary united nations importance necessity united nations particularly small nations health
PNG 2020 174 174 world also made much progress global peace security human rights social issues seen firsthand country support development priorities including transformative partnership sustainable development combat covid-19 measles polio tb foster peace security bougainville highlands region supporting women girls equality empowerment protection gender-based violence environmental protection combating climate_change onus us succeeding generations work health
PNG 2020 313 313 resolve countries peoples like never multifaceted impacts protect country people government took leadership ownership set place necessary early preventive measures policy law including passage national pandemic act deal similar outbreaks future cushioned extent toss lives just six far country also working closely pacific regional level pacific islands forum tackle covid-19 relatively health
PNG 2020 378 378 priorities put hold outline last july first ever voluntary national review report implementation agenda sustainable development high-level political forum unless effective vaccine developed available use health threats covid-19 underestimated important covid-19 vaccine developed public health good accessible affordable everyone mr president government firmly committed determined let covid-19 overwhelm us spirit government’s health
PNG 2020 387 387 national review report implementation agenda sustainable development high-level political forum unless effective vaccine developed available use health threats covid-19 underestimated important covid-19 vaccine developed public health good accessible affordable everyone mr president government firmly committed determined let covid-19 overwhelm us spirit government’s take back papua new guinea vision framed build back health
POL 2020 57 57 active presidency works 74th session un general assembly mr president ladies gentlemen year’s 75th session un general assembly extraordinary one will surely go history covid-19 pandemic changed course event also forced us embark upon completely new reflection exercise well look solutions problems world grappled years huge scale international situation increasingly complicated health
POL 2020 445 445 idea will help overcome contemporary crises world three far concerned especially tangible acute first one socio-economic crisis results phenomenon unable predict comprehensively prepare i.e coronavirus pandemic taken surprise things developed last six months every state face completely novel challenges generated health related consequences broadly also social economic ones fight pandemic demands health
POL 2020 460 460 socio-economic crisis results phenomenon unable predict comprehensively prepare i.e coronavirus pandemic taken surprise things developed last six months every state face completely novel challenges generated health related consequences broadly also social economic ones fight pandemic demands intensive cooperation precisely solidarity second one either newly emerging re-emerging crisis quality relations states unfortunately health
POL 2020 469 469 coronavirus pandemic taken surprise things developed last six months every state face completely novel challenges generated health related consequences broadly also social economic ones fight pandemic demands intensive cooperation precisely solidarity second one either newly emerging re-emerging crisis quality relations states unfortunately increasingly case relations turn confrontation rivalry even imperial domination health
POL 2020 606 606 fundamental challenges facing humanity today nearest future believe crises will remain unsolved unless focus idea solidarity therefore important make sure fight inter alia impact coronavirus pandemic result deeper economic divisions among states societies assume form ruthless economic rivalry result wealthier ones getting richer cost poorer token however fight must lead constraining health
POL 2020 652 652 however fight must lead constraining sphere liberty whereas access medical solutions must depend size wallet ladies gentlemen urge act together name solidarity poland deployed height pandemic number military medical missions among others italy united states order help acquire share knowledge fight pandemic better respond potential future crises counteracting economic dimension pandemic health
POL 2020 668 668 gentlemen urge act together name solidarity poland deployed height pandemic number military medical missions among others italy united states order help acquire share knowledge fight pandemic better respond potential future crises counteracting economic dimension pandemic one themes letter sent european leaders late april year letter requested course economic recovery efforts governments health
POL 2020 677 677 pandemic number military medical missions among others italy united states order help acquire share knowledge fight pandemic better respond potential future crises counteracting economic dimension pandemic one themes letter sent european leaders late april year letter requested course economic recovery efforts governments care resolutely merely robust gdp growth also sustainable development health
POL 2020 1154 1154 launched transition aimed ensuring just green low-emission economy know however effort impossible successful requires responsible cooperation us ladies gentlemen esteemed delegates view crisis caused covid-19 pandemic fragile frequently violated international law need transform economies led just principle common responsibility days also important act accordance ideals solidarity poland invites un members act health
POR 2020 248 248 effective flexible can therefore count full support mr president mr secretary-general context global emergency experiencing today reinforces need cooperation among states international organizations respond challenge health crisis socioeconomic consequences united nations central pillar efforts including united nations system response covid-19 response plan endorsed secretary-general antonio guterres support implementation coordinating role world health
POR 2020 274 274 crisis socioeconomic consequences united nations central pillar efforts including united nations system response covid-19 response plan endorsed secretary-general antonio guterres support implementation coordinating role world health organization pandemic highlighted many vulnerabilities areas health economy social cohesion need swiftly recover growth employment increase resilience economies societies state will key priority portugal first health
POR 2020 276 276 consequences united nations central pillar efforts including united nations system response covid-19 response plan endorsed secretary-general antonio guterres support implementation coordinating role world health organization pandemic highlighted many vulnerabilities areas health economy social cohesion need swiftly recover growth employment increase resilience economies societies state will key priority portugal first half country health
POR 2020 281 281 efforts including united nations system response covid-19 response plan endorsed secretary-general antonio guterres support implementation coordinating role world health organization pandemic highlighted many vulnerabilities areas health economy social cohesion need swiftly recover growth employment increase resilience economies societies state will key priority portugal first half country holds presidency council european union health
POR 2020 328 328 presidency council european union similarly need strengthen development cooperation capacity united nations system action area portugal strengthened contributions several united nations agencies focusing particular world health organization international organization migration office united nations high commissioner refugees world food programme unicef fight economic inequalities deserves special attention given truly cross-cutting nature international health
POR 2020 385 385 scale particular compounded demographic imbalances issues related environmental deterioration often inseparable need new global commitment based human dignity balances concrete access opportunities hope crisis caused pandemic must therefore serve excuse disrupt policies aimed countering current climate_emergency poses existential threat everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby health
POR 2020 495 495 universal respect human rights together partners european union reaffirm defence free plural tolerant societies reject racism xenophobia homophobia populism work inclusion gender equality freedom expression pandemic placed new demands promotion protection human rights portugal provided immediate response demands particular expanding access national health service migrants refugees regardless status legal situation conditions health
POR 2020 512 512 homophobia populism work inclusion gender equality freedom expression pandemic placed new demands promotion protection human rights portugal provided immediate response demands particular expanding access national health service migrants refugees regardless status legal situation conditions national citizens portugal played active role welcoming migrants refugees thereby expressing solidarity undeniable way reaffirm full support health
POR 2020 602 602 assembly year marking quarter century since fourth world conference women portugal reiterates commitment promotion women’s rights important double attention paid gender-based violence sexual reproductive rights health face challenges exacerbated pandemic mr president secretary-general despite pandemic many wars conflicts persist support recent call secretary-general global ceasefire portugal currently provides troops seven peacekeeping health
POR 2020 606 606 century since fourth world conference women portugal reiterates commitment promotion women’s rights important double attention paid gender-based violence sexual reproductive rights health face challenges exacerbated pandemic mr president secretary-general despite pandemic many wars conflicts persist support recent call secretary-general global ceasefire portugal currently provides troops seven peacekeeping operations special political missions health
POR 2020 611 611 women portugal reiterates commitment promotion women’s rights important double attention paid gender-based violence sexual reproductive rights health face challenges exacerbated pandemic mr president secretary-general despite pandemic many wars conflicts persist support recent call secretary-general global ceasefire portugal currently provides troops seven peacekeeping operations special political missions national participation minusca central african health
PRK 2020 30 30 republic korea like congratulate sir election president general assembly seventy-fifth session confident able stewardship session will fruitful assembly’s current session taking place unprecedented circumstances world pandemic claimed million precious lives plunged whole world extreme anxiety chaos delegation democratic people’s republic korea like take opportunity offer deep sympathies condolences bereaved families whose health
PRK 2020 69 69 republic korea like take opportunity offer deep sympathies condolences bereaved families whose loved ones lost lives governments countries suffered enormous human material losses due coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic also like express firm solidarity medical workers every country world health organization international organizations sparing effort sacred cause preventing spread pandemic saving humankind health
PRK 2020 71 71 like take opportunity offer deep sympathies condolences bereaved families whose loved ones lost lives governments countries suffered enormous human material losses due coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic also like express firm solidarity medical workers every country world health organization international organizations sparing effort sacred cause preventing spread pandemic saving humankind today’s stern health
PRK 2020 82 82 ones lost lives governments countries suffered enormous human material losses due coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic also like express firm solidarity medical workers every country world health organization international organizations sparing effort sacred cause preventing spread pandemic saving humankind today’s stern reality covid-19 becoming ever serious days go demands governments countries display health
PRK 2020 92 92 due coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic also like express firm solidarity medical workers every country world health organization international organizations sparing effort sacred cause preventing spread pandemic saving humankind today’s stern reality covid-19 becoming ever serious days go demands governments countries display effective leadership sense heavy responsibility safety people’s lives thanks far-sighted health
PRK 2020 133 133 effective leadership sense heavy responsibility safety people’s lives thanks far-sighted leadership government democratic people’s republic korea maintains people-first policy political philosophy guiding idea situation combating epidemic country now safe stable control early stages covid-19 outbreak chairman kim jong un state affairs commission democratic people’s republic korea extraordinary wisdom determination ensured preemptive health
PRK 2020 167 167 outbreak chairman kim jong un state affairs commission democratic people’s republic korea extraordinary wisdom determination ensured preemptive timely strong emergency measures taken prevent entry spread pandemic response rising number global infections state now taking series measures block virus entering country citizens adhering strictly anti-epidemic regulations remaining high alert government democratic people’s health
PRK 2020 208 208 adhering strictly anti-epidemic regulations remaining high alert government democratic people’s republic korea will tolerate even slightest carelessness compromise will strengthen state’s emergency anti-epidemic measures danger pandemic crossing borders completely eliminated thereby firmly safeguarding safety people security state building peaceful world without war always goal government democratic people’s republic korea past decades health
PRK 2020 414 414 head-on self-reliance great projects completed one another basis self-reliance self-development celebrate seventy-fifth anniversary founding workers party korea brilliant labour achievements time world despair drawn catastrophe pandemic crisis democratic people’s republic korea launching construction pyongyang general hospital modern medical service facility people now dynamically propelled construction final stage although year suffered considerable health
PRY 2020 17 17 president general assembly excellencies ladies gentlemen assembly virtual event extend warm greetings everyone difficult time amid pandemic united ever spirit solidarity welcome congratulate ambassador volkan bozkir election president general assembly wish success also welcome secretary- general antonio guterres thank work mr president health
PRY 2020 58 58 also welcome secretary- general antonio guterres thank work mr president coronavirus changed everyone’s life brought much pain uncertainty led loss countless lives put strong pressure health systems countries agree german chancellor angela merkel greatest challenge since second world war health crisis also led economic crisis destroyed jobs caused debt challenges making health
PRY 2020 72 72 brought much pain uncertainty led loss countless lives put strong pressure health systems countries agree german chancellor angela merkel greatest challenge since second world war health crisis also led economic crisis destroyed jobs caused debt challenges making payments country prepared believe multilateral financial institutions redesign strategies promote economic recovery humane supportive health
PRY 2020 409 409 excellencies working together achieve common purpose build modern international architecture rising occasion can achieve results people need expect us leave words holiness pope francis emerge pandemic will longer able everything will different great trials humanity including pandemic emerge either better worse come may meeting demonstrates solidarity constant help us come better health
PRY 2020 420 420 occasion can achieve results people need expect us leave words holiness pope francis emerge pandemic will longer able everything will different great trials humanity including pandemic emerge either better worse come may meeting demonstrates solidarity constant help us come better health
QAT 2020 93 93 celebrate seventy-fifth anniversary founding united nations opportune occasion remember institutional expression awareness belong one humanity many historical experiences substantiate fact prove risk underestimating outbreak covid-19 pandemic reminded us live planet multilateral cooperation way address challenges epidemics climate environment general also preferable remember dealing issues poverty war peace realizing common goals security health
QAT 2020 103 103 expression awareness belong one humanity many historical experiences substantiate fact prove risk underestimating outbreak covid-19 pandemic reminded us live planet multilateral cooperation way address challenges epidemics climate environment general also preferable remember dealing issues poverty war peace realizing common goals security stability based understanding state qatar hastened take preventative actions measures health
QAT 2020 151 151 preventative actions measures protect citizens residents territory seen contradiction duty respect providing aid countries five international organizations participating actively international efforts mobilize resources potentials address epidemic repercussions well supporting research centers several countries limit serious negative ramifications pandemic expedite development vaccine virus mr president three years since start unjust illegal blockade health
QAT 2020 163 163 aid countries five international organizations participating actively international efforts mobilize resources potentials address epidemic repercussions well supporting research centers several countries limit serious negative ramifications pandemic expedite development vaccine virus mr president three years since start unjust illegal blockade state qatar continued march progress development various fields despite blockade qatar strengthened health
ROU 2020 74 74 remains firm supporter multilateral rules-based international order un core romania committed cooperate safer future promoting sustainable development respect human rights peace security future want covid-19 pandemic demonstrated global challenges require common action solidarity cooperation must show commitment quantum leap collective engagement mentioned secretary-general multilateralism also essential harnessing opportunities build back better health
ROU 2020 125 125 greener towards inclusive sustainable economies societies one left behind order achieve must continue reforming un make effective efficient fit purpose united nations need excellencies covid-19 pandemic profound impact areas lives un’s comprehensive response crisis highlights interdependence economic humanitarian security human rights pillars nonetheless revealed imperative need deal holistic way pandemic prompted health
ROU 2020 149 149 covid-19 pandemic profound impact areas lives un’s comprehensive response crisis highlights interdependence economic humanitarian security human rights pillars nonetheless revealed imperative need deal holistic way pandemic prompted increasing divisions across world well attempts weaken democracy however period facilitated spread disinformation misleading information can possible vectors spread violence extremism therefore pivotal moment health
ROU 2020 538 538 inclusivity accountability harness youth civil society’s engagement leaving one behind principle also valid human rights taking account overwhelming majority sdgs anchored human rights instruments covid-19 pandemic also taking toll human rights deepening pre existing inequalities enhancing vulnerabilities must ensure comprehensive consistent approach human rights core efforts economic recovery gender equality central health
ROU 2020 607 607 equality women’s empowerment future generation equality forum achieve tangible results gender equality must stand together women’s rights gender equality women’s rights essential recovering faster better pandemic digital technology central almost every aspect response pandemic prerequisite achievement sdgs development use digital technologies including artificial intelligence based ethical principles must human-centred promotion protection health
ROU 2020 615 615 tangible results gender equality must stand together women’s rights gender equality women’s rights essential recovering faster better pandemic digital technology central almost every aspect response pandemic prerequisite achievement sdgs development use digital technologies including artificial intelligence based ethical principles must human-centred promotion protection human rights democracy good governance accountability rule law health
ROU 2020 781 781 past months crucial need effective innovative multilateral cooperation also learned rules-based international order multilateralism relies must upheld strengthened order effectively address challenges now ever acknowledged health represents investment future key sustainable development intensified efforts achieving sdgs will contribute largely mitigate negative effects covid-19 crisis romania therefore become part coronavirus global response health
ROU 2020 816 816 sdgs will contribute largely mitigate negative effects covid-19 crisis romania therefore become part coronavirus global response pledging initiative time re-oriented several projects year towards responding health emergencies particularly eastern neighbourhood sub-saharan africa romania redirected half budget international development cooperation respond covid-19 contribute consolidating institutional capacity health systems ensuring food security sustainable health
ROU 2020 836 836 several projects year towards responding health emergencies particularly eastern neighbourhood sub-saharan africa romania redirected half budget international development cooperation respond covid-19 contribute consolidating institutional capacity health systems ensuring food security sustainable water management well countering fake news covid-19 context romania included refugees national public health coverage ensuring access necessary medical facilities health
ROU 2020 855 855 respond covid-19 contribute consolidating institutional capacity health systems ensuring food security sustainable water management well countering fake news covid-19 context romania included refugees national public health coverage ensuring access necessary medical facilities persons received refugee status another form international protection granted continued access national territory process continued even state emergency caused health
ROU 2020 1038 1038 global challenges must hear voices society women girls youth children well people vulnerable situations future want must meet aspirations peace freedom justice equality prosperity good health clean environment future human rights democracy rule law provide us adequate framework achieve aspirations take opportunity mention romania celebrating years since joining un context like health
RUS 2020 368 368 facing serious challenges arms control system breaking regional conflicts continuing unabated threats posed terrorism organized crime drug trafficking intensifying also experiencing whole new challenge coronavirus pandemic disease directly affected millions people claimed important thing lives hundreds thousands people quarantines border closures numerous serious troubles citizens almost states constitute present-day realia especially health
RUS 2020 369 369 serious challenges arms control system breaking regional conflicts continuing unabated threats posed terrorism organized crime drug trafficking intensifying also experiencing whole new challenge coronavirus pandemic disease directly affected millions people claimed important thing lives hundreds thousands people quarantines border closures numerous serious troubles citizens almost states constitute present-day realia especially difficult health
RUS 2020 418 418 especially difficult elderly people due necessary restrictions able hug loved ones children grandchildren weeks even months experts yet fully assess scale social economic shock caused pandemic long-term consequences however already evident will take really really long time restore global economy furthermore even proven anti-crisis measures will always work will need new health
RUS 2020 468 468 new innovative solutions way elaborate solutions work together important task un g20 states well leading inter state organizations integration associations also going tough times due pandemic impact need fundamentally new horizons scope development idea qualitative integrative growth integration integrations one behind russia’s initiative form greater eurasian partnership involving asian european countries health
RUS 2020 524 524 relevant besides like draw attention russia’s proposal create so-called green corridors free trade wars sanctions primarily essential goods food medicine personal protective equipment needed fight pandemic general freeing world trade barriers bans restrictions illegitimate sanctions great help revitalizing global growth reducing unemployment according experts total partial reduction global employment second quarter health
RUS 2020 595 595 poverty prospects life indeed acute global social problem politics mission now pave way trade joint projects fair competition rather tie hands business discourage business initiative pandemic also pinpointed series ethical technological humanitarian matters instance advanced digital technologies helped quickly reorganize education trade services well set distant learning online courses people different health
RUS 2020 728 728 intelligence justifiable restrictions limit work together towards consensus field regulation avert potential threats terms military technological security well traditions law morals human communication like point pandemic doctors volunteers citizens various countries showing us examples mutual assistance support solidarity defies borders many countries also helping selflessly open-heartedly however cases showing deficit humanity health
RUS 2020 787 787 prestige strengthen enhance role humanitarian human component multilateral bilateral relations namely people-to-people youth exchanges cultural ties social educational programs well cooperation sports science technology environment health protection healthcare just like economy now need remove many possible obstacles partner relations country actively contributing global regional counter-covid-19 efforts providing assistance affected states bilaterally health
RUS 2020 789 789 enhance role humanitarian human component multilateral bilateral relations namely people-to-people youth exchanges cultural ties social educational programs well cooperation sports science technology environment health protection healthcare just like economy now need remove many possible obstacles partner relations country actively contributing global regional counter-covid-19 efforts providing assistance affected states bilaterally within multilateral health
RUS 2020 823 823 obstacles partner relations country actively contributing global regional counter-covid-19 efforts providing assistance affected states bilaterally within multilateral formats first take account central coordinating role world health organization part un system believe essential qualitatively strengthen capability work already begun russia genuinely motivated engage building scientific industrial clinical experience doctors russia promptly developed health
RWA 2020 30 30 general assembly excellency antonio guterres secretary-general united nations excellencies heads state government distinguished delegates 75th anniversary united nations falls moment uncommon peril people planet covid pandemic claimed nearly one million lives pushed hundreds millions unexpected hardship time doubt hesitation tools meet test prevail mark important anniversaries year twenty-five years ago world health
RWA 2020 154 154 years ago sustainable development goals adopted define ambitions integrated global development ten years remain deceive difficult will meet targets time countries especially africa already off-track pandemic disrupted growth revenue collection around world likely several years come milestones gender climate development demonstrate achievements multilateral action also reminding us much remains done commend health
RWA 2020 184 184 around world likely several years come milestones gender climate development demonstrate achievements multilateral action also reminding us much remains done commend exceptional work done world health organization led dr tedros adhanom will continue work reinforce w.h.o make effective creation access covid tools accelerator including covax global vaccines facility critical importance africa health
RWA 2020 219 219 w.h.o make effective creation access covid tools accelerator including covax global vaccines facility critical importance africa ensuring equitable access vaccines therapeutics diagnostics will speed end pandemic everyone pandemic highlighted importance resilient national health systems strong domestic health financing african union championing agenda among member states emphasis just spending spending better goal health
RWA 2020 221 221 effective creation access covid tools accelerator including covax global vaccines facility critical importance africa ensuring equitable access vaccines therapeutics diagnostics will speed end pandemic everyone pandemic highlighted importance resilient national health systems strong domestic health financing african union championing agenda among member states emphasis just spending spending better goal africa leverage health
RWA 2020 226 226 accelerator including covax global vaccines facility critical importance africa ensuring equitable access vaccines therapeutics diagnostics will speed end pandemic everyone pandemic highlighted importance resilient national health systems strong domestic health financing african union championing agenda among member states emphasis just spending spending better goal africa leverage resources reinforce impact global health health
RWA 2020 230 230 vaccines facility critical importance africa ensuring equitable access vaccines therapeutics diagnostics will speed end pandemic everyone pandemic highlighted importance resilient national health systems strong domestic health financing african union championing agenda among member states emphasis just spending spending better goal africa leverage resources reinforce impact global health partnerships global fund gavi health
RWA 2020 251 251 health systems strong domestic health financing african union championing agenda among member states emphasis just spending spending better goal africa leverage resources reinforce impact global health partnerships global fund gavi coming decades prosperity will closely linked digital literacy access high-speed connectivity secretary-general’s roadmap digital cooperation compelling farsighted building work broadband commission health
SAU 2020 121 121 arab culture common human values call coexistence peace moderation solidarity among nations peoples world confront extraordinary challenges humanity today world facing tremendous challenge form covid-19 pandemic health humanitarian economic repercussions compel us stand together order face common challenges world president g20 kingdom coordinated international efforts holding leaders summit last march coordinate health
SAU 2020 122 122 culture common human values call coexistence peace moderation solidarity among nations peoples world confront extraordinary challenges humanity today world facing tremendous challenge form covid-19 pandemic health humanitarian economic repercussions compel us stand together order face common challenges world president g20 kingdom coordinated international efforts holding leaders summit last march coordinate global health
SAU 2020 150 150 repercussions compel us stand together order face common challenges world president g20 kingdom coordinated international efforts holding leaders summit last march coordinate global efforts combat pandemic curb humanitarian economic impacts summit kingdom announced pledge million support efforts combating pandemic reinforce emergency preparedness responses kingdom continues promote global response efforts confront pandemic health
SAU 2020 163 163 coordinated international efforts holding leaders summit last march coordinate global efforts combat pandemic curb humanitarian economic impacts summit kingdom announced pledge million support efforts combating pandemic reinforce emergency preparedness responses kingdom continues promote global response efforts confront pandemic address repercussions kingdom one largest donors field humanitarian developmental aid kingdom provides support health
SAU 2020 175 175 pandemic curb humanitarian economic impacts summit kingdom announced pledge million support efforts combating pandemic reinforce emergency preparedness responses kingdom continues promote global response efforts confront pandemic address repercussions kingdom one largest donors field humanitarian developmental aid kingdom provides support peoples world irrespective political ethnic religious affiliation past three decades kingdom provided health
SAU 2020 546 546 political solution yemen rejected efforts deescalate situation latest ceasefire announcement made coalition support legitimacy yemen last april response un’s request order allow efforts combat covid-19 pandemic yemen proceed instead continue target civilians yemen kingdom kingdom will hesitate defend national security will abandon fraternal people yemen regain complete sovereignty independence iranian hegemony health
SAU 2020 948 948 prosperity terrorist organization must disarmed mr president distinguished attendees podium call intensification global efforts confront great challenges facing humanity areas climate_change poverty organized crime spread epidemics challenges require strengthen cooperation work bright future generations come may live stability peace security may god’s peace upon thank mr president health
SDN 2020 135 135 poor countries left world choice choose solidarity means response therefore rostrum call enhanced cooperation strengthened collective action mechanisms together may face challenges posed spread covid-19 pandemic must strive achieve session’s theme future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action connection like state support appreciation world health
SDN 2020 161 161 must strive achieve session’s theme future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action connection like state support appreciation world health organization commend role played combating pandemic outset also commend technical support provided affected countries also wish thank countries organizations supported us area sudan currently experiencing health
SDN 2020 167 167 want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action connection like state support appreciation world health organization commend role played combating pandemic outset also commend technical support provided affected countries also wish thank countries organizations supported us area sudan currently experiencing exceptional circumstances due impact unprecedented torrential health
SDN 2020 271 271 glorious popular revolution injustice tyranny socioeconomic decline transitional government addressing broad aspirations sudanese people trying utmost tackle new challenges important establishing peace economic reform covid-19 pandemic complicated situation transitional government inherited crippled economy weak devastated service sectors particularly health sector neglected decades important preserve values multilateralism international cooperation underpin charter united health
SDN 2020 284 284 people trying utmost tackle new challenges important establishing peace economic reform covid-19 pandemic complicated situation transitional government inherited crippled economy weak devastated service sectors particularly health sector neglected decades important preserve values multilateralism international cooperation underpin charter united nations agenda sustainable development essential order reinforce three pillars united nations security development health
SDN 2020 427 427 situation express thanks appreciation united nations humanitarian agencies international organizations donor community support revolution government efforts address issues displaced persons refugees repatriated citizens providing food health care context wish note revolution government hastened remove restrictions obstacles hindering delivery humanitarian aid need conflict areas within framework part national plan improve humanitarian action health
SDN 2020 843 843 membership regional organizations african union igad international conference great lakes region sahel sahara occasion like express appreciation great positive role african union played confronting coronavirus pandemic africa also stress sudan presidency intergovernmental authority development strived achieve goals consistent strategic goals igad decision sixteenth igad ordinary summit november agree sudan’s presidency organization health
SDN 2020 904 904 peace security regional integration empowering women youth revitalizing organization igad held number summits including one support peace process sisterly republic south sudan another address coronavirus pandemic sudan expresses solidarity victims terrorism around world countries suffered terrorist attacks renewed rejection condemnation terrorism forms manifestations cooperation accession effective contribution international bilateral efforts terrorism health
SEN 2020 69 69 united nations senegal’s support cooperation wish every success august duties service member states also thank predecessor professor tijjani muhammad-bande outstanding work difficult context marked unprecedented health crisis covid-19 secretary-general mr antonio guterres reiterate senegal’s support continued efforts reform united nations system bedrock inclusive multilateralism excellencies ladies gentlemen although planned mark seventy-fifth health
SEN 2020 106 106 reform united nations system bedrock inclusive multilateralism excellencies ladies gentlemen although planned mark seventy-fifth anniversary un grandiose fashion find virtual environment physically separated one another pandemic paraphrase president macky sail infinitesimally small got better us unprecedented even organization’s 75-year existence accordingly theme chosen entitled future want united nations need reaffirming collective health
SEN 2020 183 183 75-year history including achievements well limitations hinder achieving current objectives mind will address three major topics first will speak imperative finding collective united response global health emergency brought covid-19 pandemic secondly given uncertainty situation will discuss need united nations whose mission universal remain focused major priorities three main pillars peace security health
SEN 2020 187 187 well limitations hinder achieving current objectives mind will address three major topics first will speak imperative finding collective united response global health emergency brought covid-19 pandemic secondly given uncertainty situation will discuss need united nations whose mission universal remain focused major priorities three main pillars peace security sustainable development particular climate_emergency health
SEN 2020 228 228 priorities three main pillars peace security sustainable development particular climate_emergency promotion protection human rights lastly going share lessons learned senegal’s experience developing country particularly context pandemic response strategy excellencies ladies gentlemen year will undoubtedly remembered dark time indelibly marked pandemic whose devastating effects every aspect lives demonstrated need now demonstrate collective health
SEN 2020 242 242 lastly going share lessons learned senegal’s experience developing country particularly context pandemic response strategy excellencies ladies gentlemen year will undoubtedly remembered dark time indelibly marked pandemic whose devastating effects every aspect lives demonstrated need now demonstrate collective vulnerability time pay tribute memory hundreds thousands covid-19 victims wish millions patients sick disease health
SEN 2020 267 267 pandemic whose devastating effects every aspect lives demonstrated need now demonstrate collective vulnerability time pay tribute memory hundreds thousands covid-19 victims wish millions patients sick disease speedy recovery let us commend actors taken collective threat particular health-care personnel express admiration firm support international organizations particular world health organization responsible coordinating global health
SEN 2020 288 288 wish millions patients sick disease speedy recovery let us commend actors taken collective threat particular health-care personnel express admiration firm support international organizations particular world health organization responsible coordinating global response threat reiterate senegal’s support accordingly delegation calls effective implementation resolution adopted consensus seventy-third world health assembly particularly view ensuring rapid health
SEN 2020 308 308 support international organizations particular world health organization responsible coordinating global response threat reiterate senegal’s support accordingly delegation calls effective implementation resolution adopted consensus seventy-third world health assembly particularly view ensuring rapid affordable safe quality access essential health-care services technologies diagnostic tests medicines vaccines firmly believe potential vaccine treatment developed fight covid-19 health
SEN 2020 602 602 answers existential questions one left behind together can face multiple challenges terrorism violent extremism armed conflict financing development illicit financial flows migration poverty exclusion public health climate_change regard legitimate ask africa remains continent permanent seat security council devotes large part agenda continent hosting ministerial meeting african union committee ten heads state health
SEN 2020 700 700 environment fear backdrop political institutional instability poverty exclusion porous borders illiteracy among others state affairs however obscure africa entrepreneurial innovates invents succeeds admirably dealing covid-19 pandemic face alarmist forecasts youth continent per cent population years age immense natural resources vitality represent tremendous potential terms economic social transformation time therefore come seriously health
SEN 2020 795 795 united nations senegal fully endorses must renew commitment agenda un reform order restore multilateralism rightful place united nations centre excellencies ladies gentlemen determination combating covid-19 pandemic must also inspire us fight effectively climate_change safeguard biodiversity indeed need recall climate_change devastating effect populations particularly increases poverty rural exodus social exclusion intercommunal tensions health
SEN 2020 892 892 equally concern challenge concerning loss biodiversity excellency mr macky sail noted loss biodiversity global emergency concern us part ecosystem excellencies ladies gentlemen order address covid-19 pandemic senegal launched economic social resiliency programme funding amount billion cfa francs billion supported financing partners donors programme made possible meet emergency material health-care needs assist health
SEN 2020 935 935 made possible meet emergency material health-care needs assist households diaspora population support private sector including tax incentives ensure adequate supply fuel programme incorporates sdgs prioritizes health pharmaceutical sovereignty resilience populations macroeconomic financial stability within framework instructions head state government launched billion cfa franc investment plan period ensure health-care system’s resiliency sustainability health
SEN 2020 971 971 head state government launched billion cfa franc investment plan period ensure health-care system’s resiliency sustainability result efforts senegal ranked second global response index regard response pandemic regard 2019-2023 adjusted accelerated priority action plan plan emerging senegal plan revised upwards billion contributing sum billion total investments crucial issue climate_change prioritized within framework health
SEN 2020 1161 1161 coexisting peace security state israel living within secure internationally recognized borders excellencies ladies gentlemen remiss failed mention future want continues depend lessons learned particularly relating health crisis despite resilience pandemic called question business usual forcing us break past practices boat facing vulnerabilities senegal convinced alternative working collectively solidarity therefore sustainable development health
SEN 2020 1165 1165 israel living within secure internationally recognized borders excellencies ladies gentlemen remiss failed mention future want continues depend lessons learned particularly relating health crisis despite resilience pandemic called question business usual forcing us break past practices boat facing vulnerabilities senegal convinced alternative working collectively solidarity therefore sustainable development aspire future generations must health
SGP 2020 169 169 reviewed basis just-in-case second bifurcation shrinks global pool knowledge reduces opportunities sharing benefits research innovation countries open sharing scientific knowledge able produce test kits quickly pandemic early phase prime minister said global vaccine summit last june need now vaccine multilateralism need greater international cooperation ensure equitable universal access covid-19 vaccines third health
SGP 2020 218 218 vaccines third breaching contractual obligations export critical goods movement people erodes trust nations path post-covid-19 new normal will linear stage way countries need balance public health concerns economic social concerns make trade-offs based unique national circumstances continued international cooperation key overcoming devastating impact pandemic rebuilding need build greater trust need learn health
SGP 2020 236 236 linear stage way countries need balance public health concerns economic social concerns make trade-offs based unique national circumstances continued international cooperation key overcoming devastating impact pandemic rebuilding need build greater trust need learn one another also need cooperate establish safe protocols order re-start travel importance multilateralism pandemic changed singapore’s fundamental belief health
SGP 2020 257 257 key overcoming devastating impact pandemic rebuilding need build greater trust need learn one another also need cooperate establish safe protocols order re-start travel importance multilateralism pandemic changed singapore’s fundamental belief necessity multilateralism small countries make half membership un essential system small sovereign states equal voice disputes can settled peacefully accordance international health
SGP 2020 425 425 small will safe us safe together need now global cooperation less ensure medical supplies scientific collaboration can continue flow across borders need intensify exchange information infection protocols hope resume semblance normal life including resumption international travel safely context pursuit vaccine multilateralism critical ensure universal equitable access covid-19 vaccine maximise global health health
SGP 2020 450 450 infection protocols hope resume semblance normal life including resumption international travel safely context pursuit vaccine multilateralism critical ensure universal equitable access covid-19 vaccine maximise global health impact eventual vaccine singapore switzerland working thirteen like-minded partners friends covid vaccine global access facility covax short covax facility seeks reduce risk facilitate equitable access health
SGP 2020 481 481 working thirteen like-minded partners friends covid vaccine global access facility covax short covax facility seeks reduce risk facilitate equitable access vaccines nations continue support world health organisation’s efforts formulating responses covid-19 facilitating vaccine development postpandemic may necessary review processes can improved now focus immediate priority overcoming pandemic second need work together health
SGP 2020 502 502 nations continue support world health organisation’s efforts formulating responses covid-19 facilitating vaccine development postpandemic may necessary review processes can improved now focus immediate priority overcoming pandemic second need work together rebuild communities institutions immediate term need help lost family members lost livelihoods education interrupted also consider ways tackle inequalities covid-19 exposed health
SGP 2020 810 810 security oewg short climate_change paris agreement established important global consensus action climate_change must lose sight goal preserve planet future generations covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-being health one planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’s health existence countries therefore align recovery efforts longterm climate goals climate_change presents clear present health
SGP 2020 822 822 must lose sight goal preserve planet future generations covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-being health one planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’s health existence countries therefore align recovery efforts longterm climate goals climate_change presents clear present danger singapore indeed small island nations although impact global emissions small especially health
SGP 2020 875 875 takes climate_action obligations seriously submitted enhanced nationally determined contribution paris agreement long-term low-emissions development strategy beyond un framework convention climate_change march even midst tackling current pandemic post-covid multilateral system countries hope go back way things covid came upon us neither can multilateral system must adapt must reinforce international institutions remain open health
SGP 2020 1134 1134 functioning expect world intellectual property organisation’s role grow world moves progressively online cyberspace new value created must seize opportunity un’s 75th anniversary presented current covid-19 pandemic reinvigorate rules-based multilateral system chance collectively recreate conditions inclusive economic growth envisioned agenda sustainable development need strengthen collective ability respond future shocks covid-19 clear present health
SLB 2020 35 35 election president 75th session united nations general assembly wealth experience will serve organization well lead us agenda particularly unprecedented challenging times world navigates way global pandemic caused covid-19 let assure solomon islands support cooperation tenure office let also use occasion commend predecessor excellency tijjani muhammad-bande excellent leadership general assembly past session health
SLB 2020 118 118 condolences lost loved ones coronavirus stand solidarity sad times never time collective action un member states greatly needed right now time world faces global deadly pandemic covid-19 theme chosen 75th session renders us timely opportunity turn eyes towards strengths multilateralism address multiple complex challenges world faces today mr president space months health
SLB 2020 156 156 strengths multilateralism address multiple complex challenges world faces today mr president space months covid-19 resulted million confirmed cases covid-19 including deaths according latest official world health organization statistics health sector virus remains novelty many scientific medical professionals worldwide long-term health repercussions recovered either unknown poorly understood pleased inform assembly solomon islands health
SLB 2020 159 159 multiple complex challenges world faces today mr president space months covid-19 resulted million confirmed cases covid-19 including deaths according latest official world health organization statistics health sector virus remains novelty many scientific medical professionals worldwide long-term health repercussions recovered either unknown poorly understood pleased inform assembly solomon islands remains one covid-19 health
SLB 2020 170 170 resulted million confirmed cases covid-19 including deaths according latest official world health organization statistics health sector virus remains novelty many scientific medical professionals worldwide long-term health repercussions recovered either unknown poorly understood pleased inform assembly solomon islands remains one covid-19 free countries without reported case nine pacific small islands developing states health
SLB 2020 205 205 solomon islands remains one covid-19 free countries without reported case nine pacific small islands developing states share covid-19 free status however remained complacent government responded pandemic undertaking following steps firstly covid-19 oversight committee comprising relevant government agencies quickly established coordinate government’s response pandemic furthermore resources swiftly mobilized address gaps within healthcare health
SLB 2020 222 222 covid-19 free status however remained complacent government responded pandemic undertaking following steps firstly covid-19 oversight committee comprising relevant government agencies quickly established coordinate government’s response pandemic furthermore resources swiftly mobilized address gaps within healthcare system secure entry points borders economic front government created stimulus package cushion negative impacts virus will continue health
SLB 2020 230 230 pandemic undertaking following steps firstly covid-19 oversight committee comprising relevant government agencies quickly established coordinate government’s response pandemic furthermore resources swiftly mobilized address gaps within healthcare system secure entry points borders economic front government created stimulus package cushion negative impacts virus will continue impose fragile economy public kept informed virus talk health
SLB 2020 285 285 committee also informed public weekly address nation broadcasted live air televised ensure people kept informed steps government undertaking protect country government continues focus building necessary health infrastructure within hospitals preparation accommodate persons may contract virus addition also in-country testing capacity possible assistance people’s republic china australia may add manifestation theme said health
SLB 2020 322 322 in-country testing capacity possible assistance people’s republic china australia may add manifestation theme said put place standard operating procedures different sectors guide us dealing global pandemic objective two-fold number one priority protect country keeping virus breaching borders second objective keep economy afloat confident virus breach borders can contain manage quarantine stations health
SLB 2020 435 435 heartfelt thanks development partners including australia new zealand japan peoples republic china united arab emirates asian development bank world bank united nations agencies particular world health organization regional institutions kind assistance generosity financial support timely donations medical equipment health sector unwavering support deeply appreciated will continue needed continue efforts combat spread health
SLB 2020 448 448 arab emirates asian development bank world bank united nations agencies particular world health organization regional institutions kind assistance generosity financial support timely donations medical equipment health sector unwavering support deeply appreciated will continue needed continue efforts combat spread virus covid-19 closed borders negatively impacted global economy solomon islands exception going difficult health
SLB 2020 516 516 development bank solomon islands aims provide sustainable financial services targeting development rural areas especially small medium enterprises primarily engages commerce industries mr president whilst dealing pandemic global proportions solomon islands continues battle incremental effects climate_change negative impacts livelihoods security wellbeing solomon islanders climate_change resulted changing weather patterns caused anomaly weather events health
SLB 2020 1076 1076 number children enrolled formal education system secondly proud established national financing framework development underpins financing implementation sustainable development goals report also highlighted challenges face terms health sector particularly rates non-communicable disease cases seven ten deaths solomon islands caused non-communicable diseases remains largest single cause death country seeing increasing numbers undernourished children health
SLB 2020 1081 1081 system secondly proud established national financing framework development underpins financing implementation sustainable development goals report also highlighted challenges face terms health sector particularly rates non-communicable disease cases seven ten deaths solomon islands caused non-communicable diseases remains largest single cause death country seeing increasing numbers undernourished children nourished adults addition report also health
SLB 2020 1090 1090 financing implementation sustainable development goals report also highlighted challenges face terms health sector particularly rates non-communicable disease cases seven ten deaths solomon islands caused non-communicable diseases remains largest single cause death country seeing increasing numbers undernourished children nourished adults addition report also highlighted vulnerability economy external shocks natural disasters coupled impacts health
SLB 2020 1165 1165 development strategy path forward sustainable future people urge development partners remain committed working us achieve aim sustainable development mr president solomon islands recognizes contributions frontline health workers make fight covid-19 regard allow offer deep thanks cuba training medical students eighty solomon islands medical doctors graduated cuban medical schools eight graduated year health
SLB 2020 1227 1227 lifting embargo within spirit purposes united nations charter finally mr president allow conclude commending theme year’s general assembly session come critical time find facing deadliest pandemic affect modern world horrendous ways many lives tragically lost many continue affected ongoing onslaught may take time pause reflect virus changed lives look ways can health
SLB 2020 1264 1264 affected ongoing onslaught may take time pause reflect virus changed lives look ways can collaborate together alleviate impacts continue confront problems world faces climate_change deteriorating health planet coronavirus must remember can addressed collective action every one us old african proverb says wish go fast go alone wish go far go together health
SLE 2020 61 61 effective efficient leadership 74th unga session period challenging commend secretary-general antonio guterres astute leadership profound commitment work organization particular acknowledge appreciation call global ceasefire current pandemic setting covid-19 response fund advancing urgent need address climate_change implementing sustainable development goals outset let also behalf government people sierra leone express heartfelt deep condolences health
SLE 2020 95 95 climate_change implementing sustainable development goals outset let also behalf government people sierra leone express heartfelt deep condolences member states united nations loss lives due covid-19 pandemics salute selflessness frontline responders global emergency also applaud adoption assembly security council various covid-19-focused resolutions well initiatives secretary-general antonio guterres aimed promoting global solidarity cooperation health
SLE 2020 142 142 promoting global solidarity cooperation fight covid-19 address impact lives livelihoods now long term sierra leone therefore supports call global solidarity cooperation prevention curtailment treatment covid-19 pandemic well associated recovery programmes effect like encourage secretary general work assembly stakeholders expedite implementation covid- 19-related resolutions also like encourage member states august assembly share health
SLE 2020 174 174 encourage secretary general work assembly stakeholders expedite implementation covid- 19-related resolutions also like encourage member states august assembly share relevant information scientific knowledge best practices disease well enhance equitable fair access medicines vaccines medical equipment nations mr president given global health pandemic theme session future want united nations need reaffirming collective health
SLE 2020 189 189 states august assembly share relevant information scientific knowledge best practices disease well enhance equitable fair access medicines vaccines medical equipment nations mr president given global health pandemic theme session future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment health
SLE 2020 190 190 august assembly share relevant information scientific knowledge best practices disease well enhance equitable fair access medicines vaccines medical equipment nations mr president given global health pandemic theme session future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment multilateralism health
SLE 2020 220 220 united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment multilateralism can effectively tackle covid-19 pandemic meaningfully address prevailing universal challenges poverty hunger diseases natural disasters climate_change terrorism human rights violations cybersecurity transnational organized crime mr president time isolationist sentiments geopolitical health
SLE 2020 228 228 covid-19 effective multilateral action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment multilateralism can effectively tackle covid-19 pandemic meaningfully address prevailing universal challenges poverty hunger diseases natural disasters climate_change terrorism human rights violations cybersecurity transnational organized crime mr president time isolationist sentiments geopolitical tensions economic uncertainties escalating multilateral rules-based system severely health
SLE 2020 344 344 continue build gains made preventive diplomacy efforts continue heighten collaboration utilise experiences helped united nations achieve relative international peace security last years mr president covid-19 pandemic continues disrupt destroy lives livelihoods also pose substantive risks international peace security especially countries conflict emerging conflict experiencing humanitarian crises weak fragile economies peacebuilding post-war health
SLE 2020 421 421 ecowas mr president collective multilateral aspiration hope safer secure world embodied adoption agenda sustainable development goals sdgs addis ababa action agenda paris climate_change agreement covid-19 pandemic makes timely attainment objectives agenda unlikely imperative respond cooperatively pandemic way will put nations back track accelerate progress towards achieving sdg reduced economic activity revenue health
SLE 2020 431 431 embodied adoption agenda sustainable development goals sdgs addis ababa action agenda paris climate_change agreement covid-19 pandemic makes timely attainment objectives agenda unlikely imperative respond cooperatively pandemic way will put nations back track accelerate progress towards achieving sdg reduced economic activity revenue losses budget constraints huge cost managing pandemic adversely affecting efforts health
SLE 2020 453 453 imperative respond cooperatively pandemic way will put nations back track accelerate progress towards achieving sdg reduced economic activity revenue losses budget constraints huge cost managing pandemic adversely affecting efforts achieve sustainable development strengthen resilience walk fragility implementation sierra leone’s medium-term national development plan 2019-2023 aligned sdgs au’s agenda faced challenges generating health
SLE 2020 492 492 medium-term national development plan 2019-2023 aligned sdgs au’s agenda faced challenges generating required domestic revenue fund projects sundry capacity management constraints must also strengthen public health institutions rebuild build back better regard sierra leone fully supports current efforts organization international financial institutions continues call emergency debt relief standstill mechanisms international financial health
SLE 2020 524 524 sierra leone fully supports current efforts organization international financial institutions continues call emergency debt relief standstill mechanisms international financial institutions given magnitude impact covid-19 persistent disease burdens aim invest health service delivery systems sustained robust post covid-19 recovery process therefore seek additional grants access finance technical assistance development partners budget support health
SLE 2020 528 528 current efforts organization international financial institutions continues call emergency debt relief standstill mechanisms international financial institutions given magnitude impact covid-19 persistent disease burdens aim invest health service delivery systems sustained robust post covid-19 recovery process therefore seek additional grants access finance technical assistance development partners budget support deliver much-needed fiscal space health
SLE 2020 560 560 covid-19 recovery process therefore seek additional grants access finance technical assistance development partners budget support deliver much-needed fiscal space beyond short-term quick-fix-and-exit-strategies characterise general global pandemic response africa needs global commitment debt cancellation least developed countries working hard address longterm structural problems economies mr president sierra leone believe will impossible make health
SLE 2020 591 591 debt cancellation least developed countries working hard address longterm structural problems economies mr president sierra leone believe will impossible make necessary progress global agendas education health gender equality climate_change reduce inequality violence injustice corruption medium- term nationaldevelopment plan 2019-2023 prioritises human developmentcapital therefore working implement critical drivers sustainable development empowerment women health
SLE 2020 651 651 ministry gender children’s affairs developed national gender equality women’s empowerment policy supporting entrepreneurship economic inclusion implementing affirmative policies women girls sectorsfrom education agriculture promoting women’s health reducing maternal child mortality toughening sexual offences laws introducing one stop centres rape sexual offences models courts since launch country’s free quality education flagship increased health
SLE 2020 655 655 developed national gender equality women’s empowerment policy supporting entrepreneurship economic inclusion implementing affirmative policies women girls sectorsfrom education agriculture promoting women’s health reducing maternal child mortality toughening sexual offences laws introducing one stop centres rape sexual offences models courts since launch country’s free quality education flagship increased allocations per cent budget health
SLE 2020 886 886 thus enhance effectiveness legitimacy implementation decisions coordinator african union committee ten reform united nations underscore people africa convinced now ever present geopolitical realities current global health pandemic compelling comprehensive reform security council make way representation africa permanent category address under-representation non-permanent category council growing broad support common african position evident recent health
SLE 2020 887 887 enhance effectiveness legitimacy implementation decisions coordinator african union committee ten reform united nations underscore people africa convinced now ever present geopolitical realities current global health pandemic compelling comprehensive reform security council make way representation africa permanent category address under-representation non-permanent category council growing broad support common african position evident recent intergovernmental health
SLE 2020 1015 1015 within period 2021- global paradigm engagement partnership multilateralism mutual respect aspirations views peoples must prevail let conclude mr president reiterating sierra leone’s call establishment resilient healthcare infrastructure services curtail protect people risk covid-19 way can international community reestablish confidence stability financial markets create right environment supports global business trade investment job health
SLV 2020 16 16 bid greetings peoples world express solidarity regard times going momentous historical scale challenging ever experienced pandemic already claimed million lives millions lost dreams millions people mourning death loved ones millions lives will forever changed must continue working prevent numbers increasing god health
SLV 2020 115 115 happens year ago general assembly mentioned urgent need change format said failed assembly become irrelevant subsequently format general assembly changed slightly changed change caused historic pandemic changed results change assembly become even irrelevant year become irrelevant relevance even discussed vast majority world’s population exist people watch speeches even recall general assembly health
SLV 2020 248 248 world just years ago moment recorded history society changed continued change extent short time general assembly done merely send video-recorded statements forced make change response pandemic instead courageous change build future want change alone insufficient world will continue change whether word may sound harsh high regard founding principles united nations assembly health
SLV 2020 326 326 comes end continue reel effects one greatest crises modern history humankind united nations done let us perform experiment ask first person see united nations done pandemic connection like thank countries organizations helped continue help us survive crisis thank government people united states helped us transform public system intensive care units one health
SLV 2020 381 381 respirators time short supply world also thank state people japan without whose help never able establish largest hospital region one advanced largest hospitals treat coronavirus disease world will forever grateful deep admiration government great people japan society exemplify giving service world behalf people el salvador also express heartfelt thanks countries representatives health
SLV 2020 424 424 el salvador also express heartfelt thanks countries representatives private enterprise volunteers throughout world helped continue help us help enabled us continue saving thousands lives terms pandemic also future every life saved will save together represents generations saved hundreds thousands future lives stories will preserved thanks recent action thank god giving us health
SLV 2020 560 560 humankind’s collective consciousness multicultural world free war channelling efforts explore stars place within humankind’s reach young people imagine now look towards future answer natural disasters pandemics wars apocalyptic post-apocalyptic scenarios dystopian societies believe try experiment ask first young person see imagine planet earth future certain aspects future many us imagined children health
SLV 2020 713 713 aspirations vision world speaking individual’s perspective imagine humankind can something wrong world millions people supercomputers pockets problems remain historical problems like hunger homelessness deaths curable diseases relatively easy humankind resolve whole world decided resolve every one solved matter months even sooner marginally tested ability change world recent months yet results incredible health
SMR 2020 107 107 future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action theme gives member states opportunity constructively contribute work general assembly covid-19 pandemic probably one arduous challenges history united nations surely violent blow country endure still enduring long time one will forget san marino among countries severely affected health
SMR 2020 133 133 probably one arduous challenges history united nations surely violent blow country endure still enduring long time one will forget san marino among countries severely affected pandemic virus caused deaths last months country reason celebrations san marino remains one countries suffered highest rates infections world dramatic consequences community immense effort needed contrast health
SMR 2020 159 159 virus caused deaths last months country reason celebrations san marino remains one countries suffered highest rates infections world dramatic consequences community immense effort needed contrast health emergency global economic contraction resulted unprecedented structural challenge country will succeed re-establishing previous levels wealth health will international solidarity tremendous efforts people unfortunately alone coronavirus health
SMR 2020 175 175 infections world dramatic consequences community immense effort needed contrast health emergency global economic contraction resulted unprecedented structural challenge country will succeed re-establishing previous levels wealth health will international solidarity tremendous efforts people unfortunately alone coronavirus continuing spread across world hitting one country infecting millions people taking hundreds thousands lives moreover covid-19 health
SMR 2020 205 205 efforts people unfortunately alone coronavirus continuing spread across world hitting one country infecting millions people taking hundreds thousands lives moreover covid-19 causing widespread fear future pandemic health crisis also humanitarian security crisis accentuated pre-existing structural problems within among nations coronavirus assailed communities around world drove global economy downturn whose long-term effects health
SMR 2020 206 206 people unfortunately alone coronavirus continuing spread across world hitting one country infecting millions people taking hundreds thousands lives moreover covid-19 causing widespread fear future pandemic health crisis also humanitarian security crisis accentuated pre-existing structural problems within among nations coronavirus assailed communities around world drove global economy downturn whose long-term effects yet health
SMR 2020 257 257 fully assessed human impacts lockdowns suspensions social economic activities will disproportionately felt vulnerable countries groups including indigenous peoples ethnic minorities persons disabilities women children inadequate health systems gaps social protection structural inequalities environmental degradation climate_crisis pandemic showing us fragility world united nations leads response health crisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian health
SMR 2020 267 267 disproportionately felt vulnerable countries groups including indigenous peoples ethnic minorities persons disabilities women children inadequate health systems gaps social protection structural inequalities environmental degradation climate_crisis pandemic showing us fragility world united nations leads response health crisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian assistance establishing instruments rapid responses socio-economic impact respect san marino health
SMR 2020 276 276 minorities persons disabilities women children inadequate health systems gaps social protection structural inequalities environmental degradation climate_crisis pandemic showing us fragility world united nations leads response health crisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian assistance establishing instruments rapid responses socio-economic impact respect san marino welcomed strategic preparedness response plan address immediate health needs health
SMR 2020 300 300 response health crisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian assistance establishing instruments rapid responses socio-economic impact respect san marino welcomed strategic preparedness response plan address immediate health needs produced global humanitarian response plan ease impacts highly vulnerable countries un covid-19 response recovery fund socioeconomic response recovery middle- lower-income countries republic san marino health
SMR 2020 405 405 international cooperation also supported co-sponsorship resolution named international cooperation ensure global access medicines vaccines medical equipment face covid-19 highlights importance international cooperation underscores equitable access health products global priority last months also joined several collective declarations response un secretary-general’s call countries prioritize children’s education food health safety amid covid-19 pandemic co-signed health
SMR 2020 425 425 international cooperation underscores equitable access health products global priority last months also joined several collective declarations response un secretary-general’s call countries prioritize children’s education food health safety amid covid-19 pandemic co-signed joint declaration protect children stated vital work together prevent mitigate risks children face need ensure children access inclusive quality education health
SMR 2020 429 429 access health products global priority last months also joined several collective declarations response un secretary-general’s call countries prioritize children’s education food health safety amid covid-19 pandemic co-signed joint declaration protect children stated vital work together prevent mitigate risks children face need ensure children access inclusive quality education nutrition health care well health
SMR 2020 451 451 safety amid covid-19 pandemic co-signed joint declaration protect children stated vital work together prevent mitigate risks children face need ensure children access inclusive quality education nutrition health care well strengthen social protection systems must prevent combat forms violence including domestic violence abuse sexual exploitation children online offline cyberbullying bridge digital divide health
SMR 2020 452 452 amid covid-19 pandemic co-signed joint declaration protect children stated vital work together prevent mitigate risks children face need ensure children access inclusive quality education nutrition health care well strengthen social protection systems must prevent combat forms violence including domestic violence abuse sexual exploitation children online offline cyberbullying bridge digital divide part health
SMR 2020 564 564 children armed conflicts san marino joined collective declaration regarding impact covid older persons believe important promote respect dignity rights older people mitigate negative impacts covid-19 pandemic health lives rights wellbeing moreover recognize important contributions older persons make societies call participation responses pandemic country also co-sponsored joint declaration disability-inclusive response covid-19 towards health
SMR 2020 565 565 armed conflicts san marino joined collective declaration regarding impact covid older persons believe important promote respect dignity rights older people mitigate negative impacts covid-19 pandemic health lives rights wellbeing moreover recognize important contributions older persons make societies call participation responses pandemic country also co-sponsored joint declaration disability-inclusive response covid-19 towards better health
SMR 2020 580 580 respect dignity rights older people mitigate negative impacts covid-19 pandemic health lives rights wellbeing moreover recognize important contributions older persons make societies call participation responses pandemic country also co-sponsored joint declaration disability-inclusive response covid-19 towards better future pandemic persons disabilities experienced greater attitudinal environmental institutional barriers discrimination exclusion accessing health-care services health
SMR 2020 592 592 rights wellbeing moreover recognize important contributions older persons make societies call participation responses pandemic country also co-sponsored joint declaration disability-inclusive response covid-19 towards better future pandemic persons disabilities experienced greater attitudinal environmental institutional barriers discrimination exclusion accessing health-care services information well faced serious disruption employment education access social protection support services health
SMR 2020 663 663 development regard pleased say office high commissioner human rights included covid-19 guidance triage bioethics committee republic san marino among so-called promising practices mr president along pandemic draw attention challenge misinformation disinformation pandemic spread infodemic can put health risk can increase risk conflicts violence human rights violations mass atrocities covid-19 crisis demonstrated health
SMR 2020 669 669 commissioner human rights included covid-19 guidance triage bioethics committee republic san marino among so-called promising practices mr president along pandemic draw attention challenge misinformation disinformation pandemic spread infodemic can put health risk can increase risk conflicts violence human rights violations mass atrocities covid-19 crisis demonstrated crucial need access free reliable trustworthy health
SMR 2020 674 674 guidance triage bioethics committee republic san marino among so-called promising practices mr president along pandemic draw attention challenge misinformation disinformation pandemic spread infodemic can put health risk can increase risk conflicts violence human rights violations mass atrocities covid-19 crisis demonstrated crucial need access free reliable trustworthy factual clear science-based information states health
SMR 2020 815 815 social tensions exacerbating prolonging contributing risk future conflicts although greenhouse gas emissions projected drop per cent air quality improved result travel bans economic slowdown resulting pandemic global community far track meet either c targets called paris agreement decade warmest decade ever governments private sector must accelerate transitions climate relationship environment make health
SMR 2020 873 873 underpins achievement sustainable development three dimensions economic social environmental food- related sustainable practices innovative solutions instrumental number major delicate issues poverty alleviation hunger eradication human health san marino deems crucial curb food loss waste sustainable production consumption practices order achieve must recognise collectively relevance issues emphasising need immediate effective action together health
SMR 2020 950 950 already aimed raising awareness importance reducing food loss waste contribution actions sustainable development mr president years foundation united nations facing difficult challenge history must stop pandemic will succeed work together collective effort requires renewed stronger multilateral cooperation context need accelerate pace scale actions want achieve agenda sustainable development san marino strongly health
SMR 2020 1010 1010 crisis endangering progress towards sdgs also offers unique opportunity pursuing transformative recovery covid-19 leads us build inclusive societies based sustainable development one left behind response pandemic must based new social contract respects rights freedoms provides equal opportunities recent developments global political landscape created obstacles development multilateralism putting risk challenges posed today health
SOM 2020 53 53 recommit un charter broad-based consensus effective cooperation common sustainable international development consensus cooperation targeted common action never important time world challenged politically socially economically covid-19 health pandemic assessing way forward achieving agreed sustainable development goals midst global covid-19 pandemic must also re-examine future want united nations need attain covid-19 devastating lesson health
SOM 2020 54 54 un charter broad-based consensus effective cooperation common sustainable international development consensus cooperation targeted common action never important time world challenged politically socially economically covid-19 health pandemic assessing way forward achieving agreed sustainable development goals midst global covid-19 pandemic must also re-examine future want united nations need attain covid-19 devastating lesson loudest health
SOM 2020 66 66 targeted common action never important time world challenged politically socially economically covid-19 health pandemic assessing way forward achieving agreed sustainable development goals midst global covid-19 pandemic must also re-examine future want united nations need attain covid-19 devastating lesson loudest possible wake-up call need global cooperation effective partnerships firm commitment multilateralism confront health
SOM 2020 122 122 gender economic status nations individuals equally victims therefore unifying solution must found protect every human somalia government people worked closely together mitigate worst effects covid-19 pandemic like governments across world prioritized health citizens much possible save lives direct medical provision consistent updated effective public health information government utmost keep population safe health
SOM 2020 128 128 victims therefore unifying solution must found protect every human somalia government people worked closely together mitigate worst effects covid-19 pandemic like governments across world prioritized health citizens much possible save lives direct medical provision consistent updated effective public health information government utmost keep population safe possible covid-19 cases rising quickly early health
SOM 2020 141 141 closely together mitigate worst effects covid-19 pandemic like governments across world prioritized health citizens much possible save lives direct medical provision consistent updated effective public health information government utmost keep population safe possible covid-19 cases rising quickly early stages pandemic fallen steadily result government’s swift actions successful response possible without effective health
SOM 2020 155 155 much possible save lives direct medical provision consistent updated effective public health information government utmost keep population safe possible covid-19 cases rising quickly early stages pandemic fallen steadily result government’s swift actions successful response possible without effective partnership government citizens international partners want pay special tribute courageous dutiful health personnel risked health
SOM 2020 178 178 early stages pandemic fallen steadily result government’s swift actions successful response possible without effective partnership government citizens international partners want pay special tribute courageous dutiful health personnel risked lives save others also recognize patience contribution somali private sector worked government keep economy functioning providing vital services somali people critical hour need health
SOM 2020 236 236 according official statistics somalis infected virus around tragically lost lives result many diagnosed live pain suffering covid-19 others still remain vulnerable given weakness somalia’s overstretched health systems infrastructure given grave health challenges posed world particular vulnerable nations like somalia feel confident greater public health collaboration information sharing equitable distribution potential covid-19 health
SOM 2020 241 241 virus around tragically lost lives result many diagnosed live pain suffering covid-19 others still remain vulnerable given weakness somalia’s overstretched health systems infrastructure given grave health challenges posed world particular vulnerable nations like somalia feel confident greater public health collaboration information sharing equitable distribution potential covid-19 health treatments currently development can health
SOM 2020 254 254 still remain vulnerable given weakness somalia’s overstretched health systems infrastructure given grave health challenges posed world particular vulnerable nations like somalia feel confident greater public health collaboration information sharing equitable distribution potential covid-19 health treatments currently development can permanently reverse deadly impact virus every human planet way can secure common future health
SOM 2020 262 262 systems infrastructure given grave health challenges posed world particular vulnerable nations like somalia feel confident greater public health collaboration information sharing equitable distribution potential covid-19 health treatments currently development can permanently reverse deadly impact virus every human planet way can secure common future therefore must community nations reaffirm collective commitment multilateralism health
SOM 2020 513 513 change realization covid-19 economically challenged us sustainable development goals ever realized world must recover better together excellencies distinguished guests ladies gentleman global crises like covid-19 pandemic provide opportunity renewal challenge overcome seen devastating health economic impact virus feeling living painful results nation matter well resourced immune yet despite common suffering pain health
SOM 2020 521 521 goals ever realized world must recover better together excellencies distinguished guests ladies gentleman global crises like covid-19 pandemic provide opportunity renewal challenge overcome seen devastating health economic impact virus feeling living painful results nation matter well resourced immune yet despite common suffering pain fearful covid-19 will continue exacerbate already existing gulf health
SRB 2020 210 210 topic year’s debate reminds us importance multilateralism founding principal united nations firmly believe joint actions mutual harmonization respect answers can found facing global challenges ongoing pandemic communicable disease covid-19 pandemic additionally emphasized need close intensive international cooperation whereby un specialized agencies organizations like world health organization irreplaceable role organized response newly health
SRB 2020 212 212 debate reminds us importance multilateralism founding principal united nations firmly believe joint actions mutual harmonization respect answers can found facing global challenges ongoing pandemic communicable disease covid-19 pandemic additionally emphasized need close intensive international cooperation whereby un specialized agencies organizations like world health organization irreplaceable role organized response newly occurred challenges health
SRB 2020 214 214 us importance multilateralism founding principal united nations firmly believe joint actions mutual harmonization respect answers can found facing global challenges ongoing pandemic communicable disease covid-19 pandemic additionally emphasized need close intensive international cooperation whereby un specialized agencies organizations like world health organization irreplaceable role organized response newly occurred challenges health nature health
SRB 2020 229 229 can found facing global challenges ongoing pandemic communicable disease covid-19 pandemic additionally emphasized need close intensive international cooperation whereby un specialized agencies organizations like world health organization irreplaceable role organized response newly occurred challenges health nature also socio-economic political security dimension covid-19 pandemic strongly confirms need necessity existence strengthening role united health
SRB 2020 238 238 covid-19 pandemic additionally emphasized need close intensive international cooperation whereby un specialized agencies organizations like world health organization irreplaceable role organized response newly occurred challenges health nature also socio-economic political security dimension covid-19 pandemic strongly confirms need necessity existence strengthening role united nations relevance forum must never questioned firmly believe mutual health
SRB 2020 246 246 cooperation whereby un specialized agencies organizations like world health organization irreplaceable role organized response newly occurred challenges health nature also socio-economic political security dimension covid-19 pandemic strongly confirms need necessity existence strengthening role united nations relevance forum must never questioned firmly believe mutual cooperation harmonization positions mutual respect global response facing health
SRB 2020 342 342 nations system best way towards full achievement idea multilateralism newly occurred reality world another proof modern challenges know borders countries serbia also facing problems fighting disease caused tectonic changes worldwide received assistance friendly countries needed take opportunity thank say many thanks european partners chinese friends russian friends well likewise showed solidarity health
SRB 2020 388 388 friends well likewise showed solidarity provided assistance countries will keep helping need difficult times avail opportunity extend big gratitude help support provided united nations world health organization government republic serbia fighting pandemic hand beside already allocated financial support strengthening response healthcare systems covid-19 will keep supporting world health organization well coalition health
SRB 2020 394 394 assistance countries will keep helping need difficult times avail opportunity extend big gratitude help support provided united nations world health organization government republic serbia fighting pandemic hand beside already allocated financial support strengthening response healthcare systems covid-19 will keep supporting world health organization well coalition epidemic preparedness innovation cepi leading stakeholder health
SRB 2020 403 403 opportunity extend big gratitude help support provided united nations world health organization government republic serbia fighting pandemic hand beside already allocated financial support strengthening response healthcare systems covid-19 will keep supporting world health organization well coalition epidemic preparedness innovation cepi leading stakeholder field immunization even though pandemic shaken strongest world economies health
SRB 2020 410 410 united nations world health organization government republic serbia fighting pandemic hand beside already allocated financial support strengthening response healthcare systems covid-19 will keep supporting world health organization well coalition epidemic preparedness innovation cepi leading stakeholder field immunization even though pandemic shaken strongest world economies say serbia managed keep stable budget well health
SRB 2020 414 414 organization government republic serbia fighting pandemic hand beside already allocated financial support strengthening response healthcare systems covid-19 will keep supporting world health organization well coalition epidemic preparedness innovation cepi leading stakeholder field immunization even though pandemic shaken strongest world economies say serbia managed keep stable budget well entire fiscal monetary system health
SRB 2020 424 424 financial support strengthening response healthcare systems covid-19 will keep supporting world health organization well coalition epidemic preparedness innovation cepi leading stakeholder field immunization even though pandemic shaken strongest world economies say serbia managed keep stable budget well entire fiscal monetary system fully prepared withhold assistance measures economy open potential investment plans health
SRB 2020 744 744 common economic political space european continent will complete convinced enlargement policy interest citizens western balkans also interest european union pleased even difficult period caused covid-19 pandemic high level mutual solidarity region demonstrated great extent precisely result constructive proactive relationship serbia building previous years neighbors cooperated intensively regional countries related repatriation citizens health
STP 2020 136 136 theme chosen 75th session general assembly pertinent current moment experiencing world convinced multilateralism best way us combine efforts together mitigate effects economic financial crisis covid-19 pandemic imposed world believe multilateralism will allow us overcome enormous challenges facing world indeed health crisis caused covid-19 pandemic ravaging world shown us combination efforts international health
STP 2020 150 150 way us combine efforts together mitigate effects economic financial crisis covid-19 pandemic imposed world believe multilateralism will allow us overcome enormous challenges facing world indeed health crisis caused covid-19 pandemic ravaging world shown us combination efforts international solidarity can help us mitigate nefarious worldwide impacts must lose sight unceasing struggle poverty health
STP 2020 154 154 together mitigate effects economic financial crisis covid-19 pandemic imposed world believe multilateralism will allow us overcome enormous challenges facing world indeed health crisis caused covid-19 pandemic ravaging world shown us combination efforts international solidarity can help us mitigate nefarious worldwide impacts must lose sight unceasing struggle poverty view greatest scourge humanity health
STP 2020 439 439 important challenges human existence reflected sustainable development goals combating poverty climate_change sea piracy among others mr president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19 pandemic caused new coronavirus incalculable consequences health social economic terms light high mortality level devastating effects disease high rate spread must continue use mechanisms multilateralism offers health
STP 2020 445 445 development goals combating poverty climate_change sea piracy among others mr president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19 pandemic caused new coronavirus incalculable consequences health social economic terms light high mortality level devastating effects disease high rate spread must continue use mechanisms multilateralism offers us terms international solidarity order intensify health
STP 2020 451 451 piracy among others mr president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19 pandemic caused new coronavirus incalculable consequences health social economic terms light high mortality level devastating effects disease high rate spread must continue use mechanisms multilateralism offers us terms international solidarity order intensify combat disease deter loss human lives health
STP 2020 455 455 president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19 pandemic caused new coronavirus incalculable consequences health social economic terms light high mortality level devastating effects disease high rate spread must continue use mechanisms multilateralism offers us terms international solidarity order intensify combat disease deter loss human lives relaunch economic development process health
STP 2020 472 472 economic terms light high mortality level devastating effects disease high rate spread must continue use mechanisms multilateralism offers us terms international solidarity order intensify combat disease deter loss human lives relaunch economic development process countries take opportunity express appreciation wave bilateral multilateral solidarity benefited sao tome principe allowed us escape potential health
STP 2020 510 510 appreciation wave bilateral multilateral solidarity benefited sao tome principe allowed us escape potential disaster offer sincere profound gratitude international community however light devastating effects covid-19 pandemic economies fragile countries sao tome principe small island state renew call continued spirit solidarity support post- covid-19 economic recovery likely challenging mr president mr secretary-general health
SUR 2020 99 99 salute predecessor tijjani muhammad-bande skillful leadership previous session wish well future endeavors secretary-general antonio guterres wish pay tribute sterling efforts guiding organization mr president covid-19 pandemic apart human toll turning food supply chains upside paralysing economies eroding consumer purchasing power united nations world economic situation prospects wesp mid report confirmed leaders health
SUR 2020 127 127 toll turning food supply chains upside paralysing economies eroding consumer purchasing power united nations world economic situation prospects wesp mid report confirmed leaders communities experienced pandemic unleashed health economic crisis unprecedented scope magnitude compels us international community embrace multilateralism effective way win battle best defense future global threats continue seeking effective health
SUR 2020 129 129 food supply chains upside paralysing economies eroding consumer purchasing power united nations world economic situation prospects wesp mid report confirmed leaders communities experienced pandemic unleashed health economic crisis unprecedented scope magnitude compels us international community embrace multilateralism effective way win battle best defense future global threats continue seeking effective means support health
SUR 2020 415 415 charter regard call lifting longstanding unilateral economic financial commercial embargo republic cuba people multilateralism climate_change mr president focus international community currently managing containing spread covid-19 pandemic continue dedicate attention challenges equal even greater impact sustainable development countries entire planet addressing impact climate_change one challenges country miles low-lying coastline suriname among top health
SVK 2020 17 17 mr president general assembly mr secretary general excellences ladies gentlemen unusual gathering today proves ongoing covid-19 pandemic changed world know online form evidence can adapt act years ago organization built simple idea benefits cooperation always prevail selfishness conflict today need idea become health
SVK 2020 47 47 form evidence can adapt act years ago organization built simple idea benefits cooperation always prevail selfishness conflict today need idea become reality urgently ever covid-19 pandemic quickly become truly global threat far already learned lesson go back business usual covid crisis exposed weaknesses vulnerabilities already brink poverty left poor difficult access health
SVK 2020 73 73 quickly become truly global threat far already learned lesson go back business usual covid crisis exposed weaknesses vulnerabilities already brink poverty left poor difficult access health care found helpless limited access education lost hope better future even stable developed states faced great economic social difficulties one important lessons learned first months health
SVK 2020 131 131 led solidarity compassion people around world understood responsible behaviour can save lives even meant limitation comfort need take share responsibility protecting others even dare say pandemic crisis brought best us responsibility leaders apply among nations need true globalization compassion concrete terms must allow development production vaccine medical supplies become yet another health
SVK 2020 289 289 active civil society responsibility create environment can work freely attack undermine ability solve problems collectively make societies vulnerable including disinformation hoaxes proven especially dangerous related health issues must allow crisis become excuse suppressing human rights liberties must make sure limitations must proportionate time-limited legally sound principles must applied universally unfortunately always health
SVK 2020 339 339 always case often see situations world people intimidated beaten even threatened lives just recently saw belarus case alexei navalnyj many cases stood rights spread authoritarian disease threat us ladies gentlemen one remarkable lesson covid-19 often hear certain changes impossible takes years make time different experience much quickly can achieve willing realise health
SVK 2020 474 474 among nations solve disputes peacefully work together let us renew commitment among us even take along mentioned principles solidarity responsibility trust resolve act shown current pandemic can change threat covid-19 climate_change opportunity benefit thank health
SVN 2020 53 53 world prosperity peace world global wellbeing world global cooperation serving future generations established united nations today dear friends family nations facing less devastating threats global health economic crisis degradation environment threaten wellbeing kind home planet best means addressing current global threats effective multilateralism less multilateral cooperation magnify problems challenges facing societies health
SVN 2020 232 232 active landmines clearance efforts affecting lives civilians particular children glad report itf enhancing human security slovenian non-profit organization managed maintain operational capacity presence field midst pandemic mr president sustainable development goals clear roadmap green healthy planet slovenia eu presidency second half will put environmental protection high agenda cop26 next year real health
SVN 2020 363 363 rate biodiversity loss halt climate_change effects join leaders pledge nature ladies gentlemen covid-19 crisis brought stark realization importance solidarity cooperation among within multilateral organizations world health organization covid-19 pandemic left devastating social economic consequences lives depend accurate timely information full exercise rights freedom expression access public information protection journalists key wellbeing health
SVN 2020 366 366 halt climate_change effects join leaders pledge nature ladies gentlemen covid-19 crisis brought stark realization importance solidarity cooperation among within multilateral organizations world health organization covid-19 pandemic left devastating social economic consequences lives depend accurate timely information full exercise rights freedom expression access public information protection journalists key wellbeing societies country slovenia health
SVN 2020 414 414 societies country slovenia came inspired quest democracy fundamental rights know current covid-19 crisis confirmed human rights can never taken granted situation vulnerable groups without sufficient health care prosecuted historically marginalized worsened need stress place discrimination based personal status modern societies nobody left behind mark years adoption beijing declaration platform action celebrate health
SVN 2020 514 514 world better place since october united nations however ladies gentlemen world today different place years ago today’s world less predictable less secure yesterday amidst covid-19 pandemic fact celebrating important anniversary unprecedented way us different part world clearly indicates capable adapt adapt joint work one humanity one planet share let therefore take health
SWE 2020 9 9 excellencies celebrating 75th anniversary united nations midst global pandemic pandemic placed enormous pressure societies communities families like express deepest condolences lives lost times like test resilience societies international cooperation ever need work together solidarity health
SWE 2020 10 10 excellencies celebrating 75th anniversary united nations midst global pandemic pandemic placed enormous pressure societies communities families like express deepest condolences lives lost times like test resilience societies international cooperation ever need work together solidarity spirit health
SWE 2020 80 80 international order multilateralism re-committed strengthening international cooperation modern innovative inclusive un core now rare opportunity build better societies societies resilient opportunity jointly address shared challenges pandemic climate_crisis widening inequalities violations international law threats international peace create secretary-general guterres called recent mandela lecture new social contract new global deal excellencies sweden fully health
SWE 2020 116 116 secretary-general guterres called recent mandela lecture new social contract new global deal excellencies sweden fully supports un’s leadership global covid-19 response recognises crucial role world health organization far sweden contributed million global response together number world leaders expressed commitment securing equitable global access future covid-19 vaccines one safe everyone safe securing health
SWE 2020 249 249 celebrate 75th anniversary united nations need strengthen resolve ensure one left behind ensuring equal participation every individual irrespective gender sexual orientation essential realising agenda current pandemic exacerbating existing discrimination inequality risk sexual gender-based violence disproportionate impact women’s girls access essential health services robust funding sexual reproductive health rights must priority 25th health
SWE 2020 264 264 every individual irrespective gender sexual orientation essential realising agenda current pandemic exacerbating existing discrimination inequality risk sexual gender-based violence disproportionate impact women’s girls access essential health services robust funding sexual reproductive health rights must priority 25th anniversary landmark beijing declaration platform action offers opportunity intensify efforts gender equality sweden ready take health
SWE 2020 270 270 essential realising agenda current pandemic exacerbating existing discrimination inequality risk sexual gender-based violence disproportionate impact women’s girls access essential health services robust funding sexual reproductive health rights must priority 25th anniversary landmark beijing declaration platform action offers opportunity intensify efforts gender equality sweden ready take leading role un women’s global action health
SWE 2020 310 310 gender equality sweden ready take leading role un women’s global action coalition economic justice rights delighted see others joined sweden pursuing feminist foreign policy excellencies pandemic placing enormous pressure ability democratic institutions function serious consequences human rights far many leaders governments using pretext attempts silence opposition civil society human rights defenders health
SWE 2020 366 366 democracy aims strengthen respect democratic principles institutions civil society international law support secretary-general’s call action human rights excellencies millions people around world lost jobs livelihoods pandemic social dialogue workplace can help mitigate impact pandemic shape solutions need sustainable transition global labour market issue worked closely president south africa cyril ramaphosa co-edited health
SWE 2020 374 374 society international law support secretary-general’s call action human rights excellencies millions people around world lost jobs livelihoods pandemic social dialogue workplace can help mitigate impact pandemic shape solutions need sustainable transition global labour market issue worked closely president south africa cyril ramaphosa co-edited ilo report future work sweden invites countries join health
SWE 2020 412 412 south africa cyril ramaphosa co-edited ilo report future work sweden invites countries join global deal partnership decent work inclusive growth also seen trade barriers introduced pandemic free fair sustainable trade key order create new jobs increase prosperity world trade organization essential role upholding rules-based international trading system around world record numbers health
SWE 2020 486 486 urge parties immediately agree ceasefire 21-00394 add inclusive political talks continued implementation stockholm riyadh agreements extend solidarity support lebanese people following devasting explosion beirut excellencies pandemic threat international peace security sweden eu strongly support implementation secretary-general’s call global ceasefire un security council enormous responsibility succeed mandated task up-holding international peace security health
SWZ 2020 360 360 manner will result impasse organization become necessary ever foster kind collective action today’s global challenges mr president kingdom eswatini like rest world deal impact covid-19 pandemic us came time kingdom faced multiple battles scourges hiv malaria tuberculosis placed huge strain resources relatively small economy boast huge reserves finance fight new onslaught health
SWZ 2020 370 370 collective action today’s global challenges mr president kingdom eswatini like rest world deal impact covid-19 pandemic us came time kingdom faced multiple battles scourges hiv malaria tuberculosis placed huge strain resources relatively small economy boast huge reserves finance fight new onslaught welcomed recently held high-level event financing development era covid-19 beyond health
SWZ 2020 479 479 act solidarity mr president intensity crisis demonstrated glaring socio-economic gaps within countries better defined exposed uniqueness financial human resource endowment strength capacity ability cope challenges pandemic underscored individual strength weak without collective differential commitment solidarity reiterated re-emphasized living global village therefore need can conclude without collective commitment multilateralism will never accomplish health
SWZ 2020 537 537 one behind community nations must accept reality crisis forever changed way life must resist temptation reverting back knew normal duty prepare new normal opportunity beckons pandemic revealed considered normal shown lacked ability deliver many socio-economic needs therefore focus entail response crisis shaping future face possible crises successful preparedness response plans must health
SWZ 2020 634 634 need mr president juncture let commend president general assembly secretary general staff united nations international financial institutions developing partners everyone quick response reaction mitigate impact pandemic midst implementation agenda sustainable goals many countries benefitted gone unnoticed world committed rio de janeiro opportune time reiterate recommit sustainable development promotion economically socially environmentally health
SWZ 2020 680 680 development promotion economically socially environmentally sustainable future planet present future generations making united nations work us calls collective commitment individual communal national regional global levels pandemic also demonstrated weakness classification development levels jeopardized many countries opportunities access development finance debt restructuring among others revealed need revise extend countries success development beyond health
SWZ 2020 750 750 context will help us collectively commit bottom- multilateralism help us collectively progress future want united nations need united nation must dissuade tensions nations created play pandemic every public private institution must ready promote international cooperation get better prepared deal future global threats commit multilateralism covid-19 generated strong global viewpoint people dread health
SWZ 2020 1152 1152 aligned priorities organization taiwan committed significant resources attainment sustainable development goals within boundaries going far assist countries earlier reflected upon assisted kingdom eswatini fight covid-19 pandemic taiwan deserves special mention regard uncertain times resources dwindling taiwan expressed commitment towards collaborative global citizenship shown manifest support development initiatives undertaken countries particular kingdom health
SYC 2020 35 35 secretary-general united nations distinguished heads state government esteemed delegates ladies gentlemen rarely united nations multilateralism tested tested year un’s 75th anniversary year world grappling covid-19 pandemic rarely pressing time creative thinking innovation respond modern challenges painful lessons learned since outbreak pandemic underscores urgent need continued collective approaches effective joint efforts need health
SYC 2020 50 50 tested tested year un’s 75th anniversary year world grappling covid-19 pandemic rarely pressing time creative thinking innovation respond modern challenges painful lessons learned since outbreak pandemic underscores urgent need continued collective approaches effective joint efforts need coordinated delivered revitalised inclusive multilateral system comprising voices stakeholders including youth civil society private sector health
SYC 2020 236 236 will now end -15.2 per cent estimate will take least five years seychelles return covid-19 assuming world gets vaccine ensures novel coronavirus longer global public health threat turn multilateralism theme debate multilateralism recognise crucial globally-coordinated response covid-19 us emerging pandemic resilient hopefully compassionate sids made heroic efforts shore jobs unemployment grows health
SYC 2020 250 250 covid-19 assuming world gets vaccine ensures novel coronavirus longer global public health threat turn multilateralism theme debate multilateralism recognise crucial globally-coordinated response covid-19 us emerging pandemic resilient hopefully compassionate sids made heroic efforts shore jobs unemployment grows provide social safety nets people response covid-19 limited capacity resources however maintain long term health
SYC 2020 347 347 manage crisis address grave socio-economic impacts preserving development achievements reinforcing resilience future shocks actions include building capacity small island developing states cope recover external shocks pandemics like covid-19 forms disasters impacts climate_change international financial institutions re-examine eligibility criteria tailor sids access concessional financing take account extreme vulnerability economic climate now public health
SYC 2020 373 373 like covid-19 forms disasters impacts climate_change international financial institutions re-examine eligibility criteria tailor sids access concessional financing take account extreme vulnerability economic climate now public health shocks put us particular risk disadvantage seychelles backs aosis alliance small island states call sids compact caters specific persistent constraints vulnerabilities compact will require design health
SYC 2020 458 458 approach address numerous escalating global crises face making efficient use resources recovery efforts aim take us sustainable resilient future requires recognition economic recovery depends ecological health reviving economic activity expense environmental sustainability one jobs seychelles offered workers made redundant covid-19 example planting hundreds thousands trees across islands measure keeping call world’s health
SYC 2020 492 492 seychelles offered workers made redundant covid-19 example planting hundreds thousands trees across islands measure keeping call world’s scientists protect natural environment costs can restore planetary health balance human ecological wellbeing healthy recovery covid-19 pandemic heal poor relationship natural environment saying goes human health depends nature’s health understand well seychelles two main health
SYC 2020 500 500 hundreds thousands trees across islands measure keeping call world’s scientists protect natural environment costs can restore planetary health balance human ecological wellbeing healthy recovery covid-19 pandemic heal poor relationship natural environment saying goes human health depends nature’s health understand well seychelles two main pillars economy tourism fishing depend state natural especially health
SYC 2020 509 509 scientists protect natural environment costs can restore planetary health balance human ecological wellbeing healthy recovery covid-19 pandemic heal poor relationship natural environment saying goes human health depends nature’s health understand well seychelles two main pillars economy tourism fishing depend state natural especially ocean environment march year pandemic raged across world seychelles health
SYC 2020 512 512 environment costs can restore planetary health balance human ecological wellbeing healthy recovery covid-19 pandemic heal poor relationship natural environment saying goes human health depends nature’s health understand well seychelles two main pillars economy tourism fishing depend state natural especially ocean environment march year pandemic raged across world seychelles went ahead delivered health
SYC 2020 530 530 environment saying goes human health depends nature’s health understand well seychelles two main pillars economy tourism fishing depend state natural especially ocean environment march year pandemic raged across world seychelles went ahead delivered rio commitment protect per cent giant exclusive economic zone million square kilometres recognition even dealt public health emergency health
SYC 2020 554 554 year pandemic raged across world seychelles went ahead delivered rio commitment protect per cent giant exclusive economic zone million square kilometres recognition even dealt public health emergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions health
SYC 2020 573 573 square kilometres recognition even dealt public health emergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make health
SYC 2020 589 589 adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse health
SYC 2020 620 620 action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air quality pandemic temporary research shows will negligible impact climate_crisis know long covid-19 pandemic will last know heading towards temperature increase approximately degrees celsius business continues usual will health
SYC 2020 631 631 celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air quality pandemic temporary research shows will negligible impact climate_crisis know long covid-19 pandemic will last know heading towards temperature increase approximately degrees celsius business continues usual will devastating consequences us especially sids vulnerable countries covid-19 biggest global challenge health
SYC 2020 739 739 us big ocean state contribute global fight climate_change far relied solely land-based actions seychelles protection nearly third eez ocean conservation sustainability climate_action shows countries responses health financial crisis caused covid19 need expense nature climate seychelles agrees need international solidarity cooperation ever face worst human economic crisis lifetime multilateralism works developed developing health
SYC 2020 822 822 will determine shape global economy financially stable socially inclusive low-carbon economy years come going talk multilateralism counts everyone must deliver equitable recovery prioritises innovation science health wellbeing opportunity liveable environment countries societies future multilateralism depends transformative global response covid pandemic transformation will take us vulnerable countries fragile economies included sustainable resilient health
SYC 2020 836 836 talk multilateralism counts everyone must deliver equitable recovery prioritises innovation science health wellbeing opportunity liveable environment countries societies future multilateralism depends transformative global response covid pandemic transformation will take us vulnerable countries fragile economies included sustainable resilient post-covid world better equipped meet goals agenda paris agreement climate_change small island developing states health
SYR 2020 196 196 exceptional conditions extent forced address today remotely pre-recorded statements important question will new reality compel put aside narrow interests return right path today’s imperative combat pandemic together multilateral joint action deeds words alone build equal world better equipped withstand crises achieve real sustainable development hope work towards unfortunately reality ground complete health
SYR 2020 231 231 world better equipped withstand crises achieve real sustainable development hope work towards unfortunately reality ground complete opposite political agendas continue take precedence humanitarian agendas covid-19 pandemic rages across world unilateral coercive measures imposed syrian people peoples renewed instead lifted new measures called caesar syria civilian protection act added false pretexts caesar health
SYR 2020 270 270 new measures called caesar syria civilian protection act added false pretexts caesar syria civilian suffocation act fitting name delivery lifesaving medications medical equipment blocked middle pandemic really protect civilians deprive treatment efforts rebuild syria destruction brought terrorists obstructed really serve syrians reduce employment worsen living conditions prevent return refugees idps wheat health
SYR 2020 514 514 can considered collective punishment million civilians rejected turkish occupation hasakah dozen towns turkish regime deliberately repeatedly cut city’s water supply endangering lives civilians especially covid-19 pandemic legal terms amounts war crime crime humanity way criminal behavior terrorists exhibited cut water supply millions civilians damascus just like today self-styled human rights defenders health
TCD 2020 53 53 personally unable instructed deliver following message like first congratulate president general assembly seventy-fifth session excellency ambassador volkan bozkir whose election comes particularly difficult time covid-19 pandemic assure country’s full support carrying mandate time like express sincere thanks excellency mr tijjani muhammad-bande outgoing president able carry mission successfully despite unexpected outbreak pandemic health
TCD 2020 78 78 pandemic assure country’s full support carrying mandate time like express sincere thanks excellency mr tijjani muhammad-bande outgoing president able carry mission successfully despite unexpected outbreak pandemic must impacted work agenda allow pay glowing tribute excellency mr antonio guterres secretary-general united nations wise leadership management crisis throughout challenging period like take opportunity health
TCD 2020 108 108 allow pay glowing tribute excellency mr antonio guterres secretary-general united nations wise leadership management crisis throughout challenging period like take opportunity congratulate director- general world health organization excellency mr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus collaborators remarkable work fight pandemic daily basis lessons learned pandemic provide us opportunity rethink health systems therefore must adapt health
TCD 2020 119 119 wise leadership management crisis throughout challenging period like take opportunity congratulate director- general world health organization excellency mr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus collaborators remarkable work fight pandemic daily basis lessons learned pandemic provide us opportunity rethink health systems therefore must adapt terms prevent combat occurrence pandemics future like acknowledge leadership excellency mr health
TCD 2020 124 124 challenging period like take opportunity congratulate director- general world health organization excellency mr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus collaborators remarkable work fight pandemic daily basis lessons learned pandemic provide us opportunity rethink health systems therefore must adapt terms prevent combat occurrence pandemics future like acknowledge leadership excellency mr matamela cyril ramaphosa president republic health
TCD 2020 129 129 congratulate director- general world health organization excellency mr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus collaborators remarkable work fight pandemic daily basis lessons learned pandemic provide us opportunity rethink health systems therefore must adapt terms prevent combat occurrence pandemics future like acknowledge leadership excellency mr matamela cyril ramaphosa president republic south africa chairperson african union health
TCD 2020 138 138 adhanom ghebreyesus collaborators remarkable work fight pandemic daily basis lessons learned pandemic provide us opportunity rethink health systems therefore must adapt terms prevent combat occurrence pandemics future like acknowledge leadership excellency mr matamela cyril ramaphosa president republic south africa chairperson african union well african union commission able put continental strategy place health
TCD 2020 165 165 like acknowledge leadership excellency mr matamela cyril ramaphosa president republic south africa chairperson african union well african union commission able put continental strategy place respond pandemic taking timely measures aimed pooling medical supplies member states safeguarding african economy researching vaccine covid-19 inter alia excellencies ladies gentlemen revised format year’s general debate health
TCD 2020 199 199 states safeguarding african economy researching vaccine covid-19 inter alia excellencies ladies gentlemen revised format year’s general debate perfect illustration needed scale upheaval world caused covid-19 pandemic unfortunately continues rage invisible relentless enemy caused enormous human damage also profound impact aspects economic social life putting national global response capacities test highly relevant health
TCD 2020 255 255 nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action fully underlines importance must attach international cooperation multilateralism irreplaceable means address major common challenges pandemics climate_change terrorism poverty inequality name covid-19 crisis laid bare common weaknesses time demonstrated need enhanced collective efforts better understand overcome global challenges benefit every one health
TCD 2020 376 376 fully realized ultimate goal agenda sustainable development leave one behind becomes reality just another broken promise excellencies ladies gentlemen whole world currently experiencing devastation covid-19 pandemic ability deal varies country developing countries particularly african ones owing multiple structural weaknesses exposed adverse consequences scourge landlocked sahelian country already confronting number crises chad health
TCD 2020 406 406 developing countries particularly african ones owing multiple structural weaknesses exposed adverse consequences scourge landlocked sahelian country already confronting number crises chad suffering full-on many repercussions pandemic various levels national life attending country’s national priorities upended state’s limited resources redirected deal first foremost health humanitarian socioeconomic emergencies countries situation socioeconomic situation chad health
TCD 2020 423 423 confronting number crises chad suffering full-on many repercussions pandemic various levels national life attending country’s national priorities upended state’s limited resources redirected deal first foremost health humanitarian socioeconomic emergencies countries situation socioeconomic situation chad concern growth current year revised negative budget deficit increased several hundred thousand workers become officially unemployed household health
TCD 2020 675 675 provide decisive impetus required mobilize resources needed achieve promises agenda support countries already path achieving sustainable development goals regard fitting recall debt already major handicap pandemic accentuated african development bank noted nearly million additional people risk falling extreme poverty africa moreover africa’s losses resulting pandemic will reach several hundred billion dollars health
TCD 2020 694 694 fitting recall debt already major handicap pandemic accentuated african development bank noted nearly million additional people risk falling extreme poverty africa moreover africa’s losses resulting pandemic will reach several hundred billion dollars period many countries forced borrow aggravating debt burden view magnitude challenges met present future multisectoral needs chad calls outright health
TGO 2020 56 56 reaffirm confidence pay tribute secretary-general antonio guterres skill pursuing shared goals comes end year will undoubtedly seen one difficult history terms public-health crisis brought coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic spread world causing untold human suffering exposed many unforeseen vulnerabilities among international community causing unprecedented economic crisis deliberating assembly still searching lasting cure health
TGO 2020 58 58 pay tribute secretary-general antonio guterres skill pursuing shared goals comes end year will undoubtedly seen one difficult history terms public-health crisis brought coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic spread world causing untold human suffering exposed many unforeseen vulnerabilities among international community causing unprecedented economic crisis deliberating assembly still searching lasting cure plague like health
TGO 2020 94 94 among international community causing unprecedented economic crisis deliberating assembly still searching lasting cure plague like take opportunity pay tribute memory victims virus commend extraordinary work healthcare workers every country saved millions lives session therefore taking place extremely unusual context world disrupted ever human tragedy result putting multilateralism test urging us act health
TGO 2020 157 157 united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism addressing covid-19 effective multilateral action many ways theme emblematic overall environment anxiety compels us united solidarity determined covid-19 pandemic requires immense sacrifices us success halting crisis will depend willingness unite efforts counter pandemic prevent populations falling back extreme poverty unfortunate fact covid-19 pandemic slowed health
TGO 2020 171 171 theme emblematic overall environment anxiety compels us united solidarity determined covid-19 pandemic requires immense sacrifices us success halting crisis will depend willingness unite efforts counter pandemic prevent populations falling back extreme poverty unfortunate fact covid-19 pandemic slowed efforts meet several sustainable development goals including areas health hunger decent work therefore imperative health
TGO 2020 181 181 covid-19 pandemic requires immense sacrifices us success halting crisis will depend willingness unite efforts counter pandemic prevent populations falling back extreme poverty unfortunate fact covid-19 pandemic slowed efforts meet several sustainable development goals including areas health hunger decent work therefore imperative international community adopt concerted global coherent approach respond appropriately pandemic health
TGO 2020 191 191 depend willingness unite efforts counter pandemic prevent populations falling back extreme poverty unfortunate fact covid-19 pandemic slowed efforts meet several sustainable development goals including areas health hunger decent work therefore imperative international community adopt concerted global coherent approach respond appropriately pandemic regard commend initiative secretary-general beginning pandemic launched global response united health
TGO 2020 206 206 pandemic slowed efforts meet several sustainable development goals including areas health hunger decent work therefore imperative international community adopt concerted global coherent approach respond appropriately pandemic regard commend initiative secretary-general beginning pandemic launched global response united nations system address pandemic guide states safeguard adverse consequences pandemic established owing virus’s highly contagious health
TGO 2020 212 212 development goals including areas health hunger decent work therefore imperative international community adopt concerted global coherent approach respond appropriately pandemic regard commend initiative secretary-general beginning pandemic launched global response united nations system address pandemic guide states safeguard adverse consequences pandemic established owing virus’s highly contagious nature preventive measures taking today will health
TGO 2020 220 220 therefore imperative international community adopt concerted global coherent approach respond appropriately pandemic regard commend initiative secretary-general beginning pandemic launched global response united nations system address pandemic guide states safeguard adverse consequences pandemic established owing virus’s highly contagious nature preventive measures taking today will sufficient counter eventually eliminate vaccination therefore continues lasting health
TGO 2020 226 226 global coherent approach respond appropriately pandemic regard commend initiative secretary-general beginning pandemic launched global response united nations system address pandemic guide states safeguard adverse consequences pandemic established owing virus’s highly contagious nature preventive measures taking today will sufficient counter eventually eliminate vaccination therefore continues lasting solution regard country encourages research way health
TGO 2020 298 298 sacrifice humanity economic profit will therefore need ensure access future covid-19 vaccine equitable affordable subject market forces accordingly welcome adoption resolution wha73.1 general assembly world health organization pursuant member states provided full access vaccine related medicines shall timely equitable high quality safe affordable country also welcomes covax facility initiative launched mechanism health
TGO 2020 360 360 guarantee every participating country fair equitable access vaccines allocation framework intends set african continent confronting cruelty poverty endemic cyclical natural scourges also seeing worrying spread disease order counter african union implemented control-and-prevention strategy recommended africa centres disease control prevention cost whose implementation alone estimated billion also established african medical supplies platform health
TGO 2020 371 371 set african continent confronting cruelty poverty endemic cyclical natural scourges also seeing worrying spread disease order counter african union implemented control-and-prevention strategy recommended africa centres disease control prevention cost whose implementation alone estimated billion also established african medical supplies platform improve provision covid-19-related medical equipment supplies access become increasingly difficult owing health
TGO 2020 410 410 platform improve provision covid-19-related medical equipment supplies access become increasingly difficult owing strong market demand regard welcome partnership united nations african union address challenges posed pandemic country believes secretary-general’s call leaders group adopt recovery plan developing countries well calls debt suspension cancellation will result action taken framework covid-19 response first case health
TGO 2020 436 436 country believes secretary-general’s call leaders group adopt recovery plan developing countries well calls debt suspension cancellation will result action taken framework covid-19 response first case disease diagnosed march togo set crisis committee personally chaired president republic national coordination response management committee scientific committee view disease’s long-term socioeconomic impact government also launched health
TGO 2020 502 502 social distancing case detection compulsory wearing masks education awareness-raising among population also shut various areas country established curfew closed borders schools universities banned gatherings regard health care government opened dedicated centres lome country’s economic regions trained personnel supplied critical laboratory medical protective equipment scientific committee developed treatment plan taken various social health
TGO 2020 537 537 trained personnel supplied critical laboratory medical protective equipment scientific committee developed treatment plan taken various social measures benefit population particularly vulnerable sectors order mitigate impact pandemic reducing costs water electricity removing taxes basic needs providing food distribution subsidizing disadvantaged citizens novissi cash transfer programme lastly supporting businesses therefore like take opportunity health
TGO 2020 571 571 providing food distribution subsidizing disadvantaged citizens novissi cash transfer programme lastly supporting businesses therefore like take opportunity express sincere thanks various partners assisting togo fight pandemic commemorate seventy-fifth anniversary united nations year fitting note institution made great progress areas peacebuilding respect human rights promotion truly sustainable development despite prejudices overcome one health
THA 2020 57 57 humanity trust unity purpose member states building peace well-being people earth throughout past years united nations member states relentlessly overcome global challenges year world facing health crisis spread covid-19 widely affected living conditions people well economic social systems overshadowing special nature 75th anniversary united nations indeed great challenge shall litmus test health
THA 2020 140 140 crisis together since proven nation can face challenges alone future want take opportunity express thailand’s solidarity affected countries wish patients speedy recovery medical personnel public health workers volunteers sectors around globe forefront fight covid-19 wish success challenging mission please keep safe mr president royal thai government committed determined control spread covid-19 health
THA 2020 177 177 mission please keep safe mr president royal thai government committed determined control spread covid-19 established centre covid-19 situation administration ccsa headed take full command aspects pandemic control thailand’s comprehensive measures combatting covid-19 implemented accordance international health regulations world health organization’s guidelines encompass upstream midstream downstream measures including health screening risk assessment health
THA 2020 187 187 determined control spread covid-19 established centre covid-19 situation administration ccsa headed take full command aspects pandemic control thailand’s comprehensive measures combatting covid-19 implemented accordance international health regulations world health organization’s guidelines encompass upstream midstream downstream measures including health screening risk assessment inbound outbound travelers stay home save lives nation campaign apply health
THA 2020 190 190 covid-19 established centre covid-19 situation administration ccsa headed take full command aspects pandemic control thailand’s comprehensive measures combatting covid-19 implemented accordance international health regulations world health organization’s guidelines encompass upstream midstream downstream measures including health screening risk assessment inbound outbound travelers stay home save lives nation campaign apply social distancing public health
THA 2020 199 199 full command aspects pandemic control thailand’s comprehensive measures combatting covid-19 implemented accordance international health regulations world health organization’s guidelines encompass upstream midstream downstream measures including health screening risk assessment inbound outbound travelers stay home save lives nation campaign apply social distancing public spaces provision comprehensive timely transparent information pandemic situation strengthening health
THA 2020 222 222 measures including health screening risk assessment inbound outbound travelers stay home save lives nation campaign apply social distancing public spaces provision comprehensive timely transparent information pandemic situation strengthening efforts combat fake news disinformation million village health volunteers throughout country played vital role patients regardless nationality guaranteed equal access medical treatment furthermore health
THA 2020 232 232 home save lives nation campaign apply social distancing public spaces provision comprehensive timely transparent information pandemic situation strengthening efforts combat fake news disinformation million village health volunteers throughout country played vital role patients regardless nationality guaranteed equal access medical treatment furthermore royal thai government also fully supported strategy covid-19 vaccine development health
THA 2020 382 382 social synergy helps drive national agendas integrating sectors country cooperation generosity thai people time crisis impacts outbreak minimized situation brought control note wish thank world health organization recognizing thailand one countries provided effective response covid-19 however continue remind sectors public underestimate situation remain vigilant prevent second outbreak key factor behind thailand’s health
THA 2020 409 409 recognizing thailand one countries provided effective response covid-19 however continue remind sectors public underestimate situation remain vigilant prevent second outbreak key factor behind thailand’s achievement pandemic control role model effective healthcare management determined political will develop robust healthcare system universal health coverage scheme recognises healthy population important force driving national development health
THA 2020 414 414 effective response covid-19 however continue remind sectors public underestimate situation remain vigilant prevent second outbreak key factor behind thailand’s achievement pandemic control role model effective healthcare management determined political will develop robust healthcare system universal health coverage scheme recognises healthy population important force driving national development towards security prosperity sustainability regard health
THA 2020 421 421 public underestimate situation remain vigilant prevent second outbreak key factor behind thailand’s achievement pandemic control role model effective healthcare management determined political will develop robust healthcare system universal health coverage scheme recognises healthy population important force driving national development towards security prosperity sustainability regard thailand sharing knowledge experiences interested countries foreign health
THA 2020 424 424 remain vigilant prevent second outbreak key factor behind thailand’s achievement pandemic control role model effective healthcare management determined political will develop robust healthcare system universal health coverage scheme recognises healthy population important force driving national development towards security prosperity sustainability regard thailand sharing knowledge experiences interested countries foreign policy global health health
THA 2020 449 449 health coverage scheme recognises healthy population important force driving national development towards security prosperity sustainability regard thailand sharing knowledge experiences interested countries foreign policy global health fpgh initiative time hardship trust countries will provide mutual support exhibit solidarity regional global levels commend secretarygeneral calling member states show global solidarity overcoming crisis health
THA 2020 510 510 proud contributed un covid-19 response recovery fund regional level thailand gratified leaders asean dialogue partners agreed thailand’s proposal set covid-19 asean response fund address public health emergency support research development medicines vaccines strengthen asean’s resilience long term indeed strong asean will provide good partner united nations international community moreover order prepare health
THA 2020 727 727 part apart strong commitment disarmament thai military police civilian personnel proudly served un peace missions around world since thailand’s contribution peace operations continues amidst current pandemic crisis thai peacekeepers attached importance sustaining peace agenda introduced sufficiency economy philosophy sep development approach address root cause conflict prevent recurrence line sdg peace justice health
THA 2020 808 808 2021-2022 wish affirm thailand intends discharge duty member commission benefit international community development ten years remaining accelerate actions achieve sustainable development goals sdgs however covid-19 pandemic one key factor delaying achievement must therefore work harder cooperate closer promote development path people centre must also prioritize participation stakeholders emphasize utilizing technology development health
TJK 2020 44 44 75th session united nations general assembly current situation world become complicated volatile turbulent background growing geopolitical geo-economic competition extension modern threats challenges particularly spread coronavirus disease covid-19 initially appeared healthcare crisis gradually turned justifiable global socio-economic financial crisis state affairs current situation certainly requires active coordinated actions welcome tireless efforts made health
TJK 2020 48 48 general assembly current situation world become complicated volatile turbulent background growing geopolitical geo-economic competition extension modern threats challenges particularly spread coronavirus disease covid-19 initially appeared healthcare crisis gradually turned justifiable global socio-economic financial crisis state affairs current situation certainly requires active coordinated actions welcome tireless efforts made un secretary-general united nations health
TJK 2020 89 89 coordinated actions welcome tireless efforts made un secretary-general united nations specialized agencies foundations programmes provide immediate long-term assistance member states tackling humanitarian socio-economic repercussion covid-19 pandemic applaud commitment praise efforts states develop anti- covid vaccine much hope will accessible states vaccine producer-countries will initiate supply certain amount vaccine humanitarian aid cover health
TJK 2020 136 136 vaccine humanitarian aid cover vulnerable groups countries prioritizing women children elderly people covid-19 outbreak significant impact republic tajikistan become matter deep concern view preventing spread disease today exerting massive efforts increase necessary volume medication medical equipment end time undertaking effectful measures cooperation world health organization countries development partners prestigious international organizations health
TJK 2020 154 154 become matter deep concern view preventing spread disease today exerting massive efforts increase necessary volume medication medical equipment end time undertaking effectful measures cooperation world health organization countries development partners prestigious international organizations assess consequences coronavirus spread ongoing process definitely adversely impact global economy development situation poses countless unprecedented challenges front health
TJK 2020 259 259 according preliminary estimations due negative impact external economic factors total damage tajikistan’s economy year amount billion likely number may increase future taking consideration ongoing process pandemic impact government tajikistan along prevention spread infectious disease exerting efforts undertake necessary measures aimed ensuring consistent sustainable operation socioeconomic sectors country mr president crystal clear health
TJK 2020 267 267 factors total damage tajikistan’s economy year amount billion likely number may increase future taking consideration ongoing process pandemic impact government tajikistan along prevention spread infectious disease exerting efforts undertake necessary measures aimed ensuring consistent sustainable operation socioeconomic sectors country mr president crystal clear advancement constructive processes possible lasting stability overall safety health
TJK 2020 1311 1311 attention decade action water sustainable development nations already expressed willingness host regional preparatory meetings regretfully spread ofcovid-19 affected plans scheduled events postponed hope victory coronavirus pandemic stakeholder countries along tajikistan will able take full advantage opportunities convene events scheduled conclusion like draw attention united nations member states draft resolution proposed tajikistan health
TKM 2020 57 57 sincere gratitude able effective work president general assembly 74th session dear participants ladies gentlemen want start speech words deep sorrow hundreds thousands people survive coronavirus pandemic also express admiration gratitude doctors paramedics nurses technical staff volunteers working selflessly many months save lives health people different parts world eyes focused hope faith health
TKM 2020 74 74 words deep sorrow hundreds thousands people survive coronavirus pandemic also express admiration gratitude doctors paramedics nurses technical staff volunteers working selflessly many months save lives health people different parts world eyes focused hope faith scientists researchers working vaccines drugs stop pandemic address gratitude willingness provide possible support important mission yes today health
TKM 2020 89 89 nurses technical staff volunteers working selflessly many months save lives health people different parts world eyes focused hope faith scientists researchers working vaccines drugs stop pandemic address gratitude willingness provide possible support important mission yes today speak first new danger faced humanity twenty-first century short time covid-19 become real perhaps threatening health
TKM 2020 194 194 destiny highest political moral duty miss chance show dignity solidarity true humanism dear mr president turkmenistan actively began take necessary measures counter threat beginning spread pandemic world effective protective measures taken time unified national strategy combat coronavirus infection formed consists set measures organizational legal financial economic medical sanitary quarantine character country health
TKM 2020 206 206 dear mr president turkmenistan actively began take necessary measures counter threat beginning spread pandemic world effective protective measures taken time unified national strategy combat coronavirus infection formed consists set measures organizational legal financial economic medical sanitary quarantine character country established close international cooperation bilateral format international organizations time first noted turkmenistan health
TKM 2020 262 262 fully support calls appeals un secretary general made statements march year taking account initiatives secretary general turkmenistan approved national plan preparedness prevention response acute infectious diseases state level plan operational social economic measures turkmenistan counteract coronavirus pandemic also developed adopted turkmenistan continues longstanding effective partnership world health organization time highly appreciate health
TKM 2020 273 273 taking account initiatives secretary general turkmenistan approved national plan preparedness prevention response acute infectious diseases state level plan operational social economic measures turkmenistan counteract coronavirus pandemic also developed adopted turkmenistan continues longstanding effective partnership world health organization time highly appreciate role fight coronavirus recommendations shown validity country serve important guidelines activities health
TKM 2020 283 283 prevention response acute infectious diseases state level plan operational social economic measures turkmenistan counteract coronavirus pandemic also developed adopted turkmenistan continues longstanding effective partnership world health organization time highly appreciate role fight coronavirus recommendations shown validity country serve important guidelines activities medical institutions will continue expand concretize cooperation world health organization health
TKM 2020 307 307 world health organization time highly appreciate role fight coronavirus recommendations shown validity country serve important guidelines activities medical institutions will continue expand concretize cooperation world health organization bring systematic long-term level close professional coordination joint efforts medical scientific communities around world necessary ever fast victory pandemic convinced today need comprehensive systematic health
TKM 2020 327 327 continue expand concretize cooperation world health organization bring systematic long-term level close professional coordination joint efforts medical scientific communities around world necessary ever fast victory pandemic convinced today need comprehensive systematic purposeful multilateral cooperation problem dangerous viral diseases full launch scientific diplomacy channels regard turkmenistan proposes consider development establishment appropriate international health
TKM 2020 339 339 professional coordination joint efforts medical scientific communities around world necessary ever fast victory pandemic convinced today need comprehensive systematic purposeful multilateral cooperation problem dangerous viral diseases full launch scientific diplomacy channels regard turkmenistan proposes consider development establishment appropriate international instruments particular aegis consider appropriate establish special programme world health organization research health
TKM 2020 362 362 dangerous viral diseases full launch scientific diplomacy channels regard turkmenistan proposes consider development establishment appropriate international instruments particular aegis consider appropriate establish special programme world health organization research coronavirus genome develop multilateral mechanism pneumonia control establish methodological center treatment prevention acute infections ready meaningful communication implementation initiatives interested countries international structures health
TKM 2020 370 370 regard turkmenistan proposes consider development establishment appropriate international instruments particular aegis consider appropriate establish special programme world health organization research coronavirus genome develop multilateral mechanism pneumonia control establish methodological center treatment prevention acute infections ready meaningful communication implementation initiatives interested countries international structures dear participants coronavirus pandemic significant negative impact course health
TKM 2020 391 391 genome develop multilateral mechanism pneumonia control establish methodological center treatment prevention acute infections ready meaningful communication implementation initiatives interested countries international structures dear participants coronavirus pandemic significant negative impact course direction global economy seriously undermines global community’s efforts achieve sustainable development goals context look forward intensifying cooperation aimed restoring economic trade health
TKM 2020 547 547 wto turkmenistan will actively use opportunities opened regard promote practical measures overcome quickly crisis phenomena world economy transition positive dynamics distinguished heads members delegations coronavirus pandemic affected extent many countries world however seriously dangerous disadvantaged regions perspective ecology unfortunately plenty territories map impossible mention one speech therefore like touch upon issue health
TKM 2020 585 585 unfortunately plenty territories map impossible mention one speech therefore like touch upon issue highly relevant central asian states nations aral sea disaster situation escalating amidst pandemic threatens life health people risk epidemic outbreak considerably risen circumstances urge world community pay close attention problems aral sea aral sea region obviously work way health
TKM 2020 588 588 map impossible mention one speech therefore like touch upon issue highly relevant central asian states nations aral sea disaster situation escalating amidst pandemic threatens life health people risk epidemic outbreak considerably risen circumstances urge world community pay close attention problems aral sea aral sea region obviously work way substantial work done health
TKM 2020 591 591 one speech therefore like touch upon issue highly relevant central asian states nations aral sea disaster situation escalating amidst pandemic threatens life health people risk epidemic outbreak considerably risen circumstances urge world community pay close attention problems aral sea aral sea region obviously work way substantial work done un international organizations health
TLS 2020 91 91 precious life topic chosen president challenge country real commitment behalf people thank pay homage front line express condolences lost loved ones fear insecurity seized people health systems weakened socio-economic fabric totally shaken causing loss millions jobs march first positive case confirmed country first state emergency decreed citizens already took action preventing health
TLS 2020 123 123 causing loss millions jobs march first positive case confirmed country first state emergency decreed citizens already took action preventing combating covid-19 government worked collaboration world health organization borders closed quarantine isolation units created teams formed sensitize people establishment integrated crisis management center allowed coordinated work sectors involved fight also important support health
TLS 2020 254 254 guterres’s response plan covid-19 various initiatives alleviate burden debt financing development worth mentioning deeply convinced together genuine spirit solidarity humankind will overcome challenge despite cruelty pandemic given us opportunity increasingly aware importance sustainable development goals agenda global cooperation partnerships regional national levels crucial build resilient sustainable inclusive world spirit one will health
TLS 2020 354 354 committed process joining asean regional block million inhabitants mr president ladies gentlemen disrespect nature caused climate changes negative impact humankind destruction ecosystems biodiversity linked new diseases covid-19 illustration thus timor-leste believes paris agreement climate_change sustainable development goals embody essential means issues road reconstruction countries development family farming rational planned use natural health
TLS 2020 604 604 sea call parties involved resolve differences dialogue negotiations order achieve peaceful solution feel just call end embargo suffered people government cuba solidarity cuban scientists doctors health professionals fight covid-19 deserves respect admiration history language ties us countries peoples make community portuguese speaking countries cplp honored preside community years concerned terrorist violence health
TON 2020 28 28 behalf majesty’s government people kingdom tonga address united nations general assembly first time prime minister thank god almighty enabling us opportunity meet virtually midst global pandemic warmly congratulate excellency assumption presidency historical milestone united nations commemorate 75th anniversary founding tonga pledges unwavering support towards success term welcome theme session future want health
TON 2020 95 95 spearheading 74th session general assembly unprecedented difficult times applaud oversight dynamic leadership excellency mr antonio guterres safely navigating operations united nations coordination member states fight pandemic mr president context defining health crisis time tonga stands solidarity member states affected deleterious impact global outbreak resulting loss precious lives loved ones express sincere health
TON 2020 100 100 unprecedented difficult times applaud oversight dynamic leadership excellency mr antonio guterres safely navigating operations united nations coordination member states fight pandemic mr president context defining health crisis time tonga stands solidarity member states affected deleterious impact global outbreak resulting loss precious lives loved ones express sincere sympathy heartfelt condolences member states health
TON 2020 149 149 member states virus arrived shores tonga immune overwhelming global challenges beset us juncture activated emergency measures effect undertaking risk assessments prioritizing procurement medical equipment strengthen health system preparedness response connection express gratitude development partners international community generous financial humanitarian assistance addition logistical support aptly facilitated tonga’s response remain vigilant amidst global health
TON 2020 175 175 system preparedness response connection express gratitude development partners international community generous financial humanitarian assistance addition logistical support aptly facilitated tonga’s response remain vigilant amidst global pandemic economic impacts affecting different sectors economy according asia development bank adb tonga will encounter zero economic growth however situation astutely managed within activation financial stimulus health
TON 2020 232 232 digital divide made evident covid-19 requiring accelerated solutions new norm teaching via internet radio television considering thousands students tonga will affected education disrupted covid-19 similar pandemic future given severity covid-19 pandemic pacific island forum leaders invoked biketawa boe declaration pronouncing pandemic major crisis pacific peoples economies activation declaration expedited assistance cooperation health
TON 2020 237 237 requiring accelerated solutions new norm teaching via internet radio television considering thousands students tonga will affected education disrupted covid-19 similar pandemic future given severity covid-19 pandemic pacific island forum leaders invoked biketawa boe declaration pronouncing pandemic major crisis pacific peoples economies activation declaration expedited assistance cooperation member countries well cooperation international health
TON 2020 247 247 considering thousands students tonga will affected education disrupted covid-19 similar pandemic future given severity covid-19 pandemic pacific island forum leaders invoked biketawa boe declaration pronouncing pandemic major crisis pacific peoples economies activation declaration expedited assistance cooperation member countries well cooperation international community response covid-19 including facilitating timely repatriation stranded tongan people health
TON 2020 429 429 emission development strategies lt-leds will communicated secretariat unfccc cop marked year delivery powering sustainable development kingdom attainment per cent renewable_energy penetration project delays caused global pandemic sudden halt market supply chains led major disruption tonga’s ndcs achievement target however agreements signed grant funding way public private partnership fervent support development partners health
TON 2020 734 734 conference international legally binding instrument united nations convention law sea conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity areas beyond national jurisdiction postponed march tentatively due covid-19 pandemic look forward participating important process tonga greatly invested engaging state party un convention law sea international seabed authority continuing work draft exploitation regulations state parties health
TON 2020 909 909 acknowledge gratitude positive engagement development partners united nations agencies including un office high representative least developing countries ldcs lldcs small islands developing countries sids world health organization un department economic social affairs undesa undp un escap un office coordination humanitarian affairs well non-government organisations ngos civil society organisations csos mr president health
TTO 2020 41 41 outset extend congratulations mr president behalf government people republic trinidad tobago election president session full support trinidad tobago acknowledge enormity undertaking especially continue grapple global pandemic affected us also wish express deepest gratitude predecessor excellency professor tijani muhammad-bande astute leadership 74th session successfully guiding work session challenging onset novel coronavirus pandemic health
TTO 2020 66 66 pandemic affected us also wish express deepest gratitude predecessor excellency professor tijani muhammad-bande astute leadership 74th session successfully guiding work session challenging onset novel coronavirus pandemic mr president seventy-five years ago aftermath second world war united nations created primary objective saving succeeding generations scourge war twice lifetime brought untold sorrow mankind health
TTO 2020 288 288 nations like well big nations anticipate even depend us sharing caring mr president like many small island developing states sids around world contending impact covid-19 pandemic trinidad tobago walk thin line saving lives preserving livelihoods limited resources government took decision close borders march year temporarily halt conduct non-essential services implement physical health
TTO 2020 386 386 financing international trade well technical cooperation importantly multilateralism mr president take opportunity convey condolences express solidarity member states families lost loved ones due covid-19 global pandemic mourn loss hundreds thousands persons worldwide covid-19 greatly concerned alarming rate disease continues affect millions across globe mr president trinidad tobago commends leadership role demonstrated health
TTO 2020 398 398 convey condolences express solidarity member states families lost loved ones due covid-19 global pandemic mourn loss hundreds thousands persons worldwide covid-19 greatly concerned alarming rate disease continues affect millions across globe mr president trinidad tobago commends leadership role demonstrated world health organization spearheading efforts treat plague also wish salute commend health health
TTO 2020 413 413 loss hundreds thousands persons worldwide covid-19 greatly concerned alarming rate disease continues affect millions across globe mr president trinidad tobago commends leadership role demonstrated world health organization spearheading efforts treat plague also wish salute commend health care frontline workers around world continue work tirelessly sometimes significant personal sacrifice ensure affected pandemic health
TTO 2020 423 423 disease continues affect millions across globe mr president trinidad tobago commends leadership role demonstrated world health organization spearheading efforts treat plague also wish salute commend health care frontline workers around world continue work tirelessly sometimes significant personal sacrifice ensure affected pandemic receive best available care mr president covid-19 pandemic presents existential health
TTO 2020 438 438 health organization spearheading efforts treat plague also wish salute commend health care frontline workers around world continue work tirelessly sometimes significant personal sacrifice ensure affected pandemic receive best available care mr president covid-19 pandemic presents existential threat unmatched proportions human health safety around world overwhelmed health sectors disturbed global trade food health
TTO 2020 446 446 salute commend health care frontline workers around world continue work tirelessly sometimes significant personal sacrifice ensure affected pandemic receive best available care mr president covid-19 pandemic presents existential threat unmatched proportions human health safety around world overwhelmed health sectors disturbed global trade food supply chains crushed travel leisure industry well disrupt health
TTO 2020 453 453 world continue work tirelessly sometimes significant personal sacrifice ensure affected pandemic receive best available care mr president covid-19 pandemic presents existential threat unmatched proportions human health safety around world overwhelmed health sectors disturbed global trade food supply chains crushed travel leisure industry well disrupt basic livelihoods people around world alarmingly pandemic health
TTO 2020 458 458 significant personal sacrifice ensure affected pandemic receive best available care mr president covid-19 pandemic presents existential threat unmatched proportions human health safety around world overwhelmed health sectors disturbed global trade food supply chains crushed travel leisure industry well disrupt basic livelihoods people around world alarmingly pandemic intensified vulnerabilities small economies rendered health
TTO 2020 478 478 health safety around world overwhelmed health sectors disturbed global trade food supply chains crushed travel leisure industry well disrupt basic livelihoods people around world alarmingly pandemic intensified vulnerabilities small economies rendered us susceptible exogenous shocks covid-19 threatened reverse gains societies achieved towards attaining sustainable development goal sdg targets prospects achieving sustainable health
TTO 2020 511 511 exogenous shocks covid-19 threatened reverse gains societies achieved towards attaining sustainable development goal sdg targets prospects achieving sustainable development hinge heavily safety security people global pandemic unfortunately exacerbated threats posed illicit trafficking small arms light weapons piracy trafficking persons cybercrimes given ardent desire free society effects prevalence unregulated small arms light health
TTO 2020 674 674 education key success therefore best interest ensure nation’s children opportunity necessary tools fulfill highest potential government trinidad tobago remains attentive needs children special emphasis affected pandemic living extreme poverty suffering mental health ailments special needs lost loved ones navigate challenging times remain committed ensuring child left behind campaign build back better health
TTO 2020 680 680 ensure nation’s children opportunity necessary tools fulfill highest potential government trinidad tobago remains attentive needs children special emphasis affected pandemic living extreme poverty suffering mental health ailments special needs lost loved ones navigate challenging times remain committed ensuring child left behind campaign build back better mr president covid-19 pandemic accelerated government’s health
TTO 2020 703 703 suffering mental health ailments special needs lost loved ones navigate challenging times remain committed ensuring child left behind campaign build back better mr president covid-19 pandemic accelerated government’s thrust towards digital transformation public sector adjust new normal quickly adapted utilising remote platforms conducting business instead traditional in-person meetings optimistic greater reliance health
TTO 2020 823 823 approaches future adaptation mitigation climate_change within constraints limited financial capability therefore remain committed achieving sustainable development combination collaborative approaches improved partnerships stakeholders mr president covid-19 pandemic coupled significant decreases energy prices precipitated acceleration efforts aimed diversification economy respect allocated resources increased investment agricultural tourism sectors recognise need build resilience areas incentives health
TTO 2020 891 891 preservation limited financial resources achievement food-secure nation will also continue encourage participation women agri-business agriculture tourism remain seized fact women undertake role ensuring families receive nutrition need healthy sometimes breadwinners regard united nations economic commission latin america caribbean eclac cautioned debt crisis looming economies latin american caribbean subregion will compound high health
TTO 2020 1033 1033 women disarmament nonproliferation arms control mr president marine environment resources remain critical livelihood people trinidad tobago sustainable development governance oceans continues priority unfortunately result global pandemic fourth session intergovernmental conference international legally binding instrument united nations convention law sea conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity areas beyond national jurisdiction postponed given health
TTO 2020 1182 1182 achieve sustainable development end trinidad tobago reiterates call unconditional lifting economic commercial financial embargo cuba noted despite blockade government cuba demonstrated true spirit multilateralism providing health care personnel assist countries different regions world fight covid-19 commend thank government people cuba humanitarian gesture furtherance spirit ask member nations un continue support caricom health
TUN 2020 128 128 effective flexible order meet aspirations peoples world peace security democracy development embody principles purposes charter united nations session also coincides critical international situation due covid-19 pandemic raised unprecedented challenges serious repercussions international peace security socioeconomic conditions around globe challenges threats highlight urgent need promote international cooperation human solidarity energizing multilateralism contain health
TUN 2020 316 316 settlement inclusive libyan dialogue united nations auspices also call international community uphold responsibility establish security find sustained comprehensive solutions various disputes crises region world covid-19 pandemic deepened crises african continent tunisia stresses commitment continuing work african brothers international partners achieve sustainable comprehensive development overcome challenges face together context reiterate support silencing health
TUR 2020 112 112 meaningful date 75th anniversary founding united nations think holding general assembly theme fight covid-19 multilateralism right decision turkey stand commitments determined maintain support fight covid-19 pandemic caught world time difficulties coping various challenges globalization rules-based international system multilateralism already subject discussions now even questioned impact pandemic look picture front us need health
TUR 2020 132 132 determined maintain support fight covid-19 pandemic caught world time difficulties coping various challenges globalization rules-based international system multilateralism already subject discussions now even questioned impact pandemic look picture front us need accurately sincerely evaluate full empty parts glass empty part glass need reform multilateral organizations particular united nations seen ineffective existing health
TUR 2020 175 175 multilateral organizations particular united nations seen ineffective existing global mechanisms crisis much true took weeks even months security council fundamental decision-making body united nations include pandemic agenda beginning pandemic scene emerged countries left thus seen rightfulness world bigger five thesis advocating years rostrum fate humanity left mercy limited number countries order health
TUR 2020 178 178 united nations seen ineffective existing global mechanisms crisis much true took weeks even months security council fundamental decision-making body united nations include pandemic agenda beginning pandemic scene emerged countries left thus seen rightfulness world bigger five thesis advocating years rostrum fate humanity left mercy limited number countries order prevent loss reputation health
TUR 2020 265 265 general assembly reflects common conscience international community looking full part glass united nations preserves potential turning point humanity’s quest peace justice prosperity considering yet overcome pandemic crisis try use institutions mechanisms multilateral cooperation effective way problems global local solutions can save day international solidarity essential long-term solutions turkey since early days health
TUR 2020 300 300 problems global local solutions can save day international solidarity essential long-term solutions turkey since early days outbreak crisis called cooperation international platforms forefront efforts combat pandemic g-20 turkic council mikta organization islamic cooperation platforms reached countries international organizations requested medical equipment assistance understanding sure friend known unsure times repatriation operations carried health
TUR 2020 387 387 policy call supply medical equipment drugs vaccine development efforts made issue competition matter country produced vaccines made ready-for- use offered common benefit humanity dear delegates pandemic experienced together vital elements state capacity effective governance resilience behind turkey’s success story lies effective governance mechanisms established presidential government system high capacity developed infrastructure health
TUR 2020 415 415 vital elements state capacity effective governance resilience behind turkey’s success story lies effective governance mechanisms established presidential government system high capacity developed infrastructure investments area health qualified human resources however pandemic adversely affected conflict dynamics around world increased vulnerabilities regret united nations secretary general’s call global humanitarian ceasefire also support produced health
TUR 2020 420 420 governance resilience behind turkey’s success story lies effective governance mechanisms established presidential government system high capacity developed infrastructure investments area health qualified human resources however pandemic adversely affected conflict dynamics around world increased vulnerabilities regret united nations secretary general’s call global humanitarian ceasefire also support produced concrete results turkey looking ways health
TUR 2020 1332 1332 conference parties convention biological diversity held now want draw attention problem threatens humanity reason considered invisible racism xenophobia islamophobia hate speech reached alarming level course pandemic acts violence vulnerable people especially migrants asylum-seekers accelerated xenophobia racism increased muslims exposed dangerous tendencies fueled prejudice ignorance primarily responsible dangerous course politicians turn populist health
TUR 2020 1407 1407 terrorist attack perpetrated new zealand muslims declared united nations international solidarity day islamophobia second largest international organization united nations organization islamic cooperation officially recognized day pandemic escalating economic crisis associated also negative effects sustainable development goals developing countries low-income countries affected crisis fact happened pandemic shown us sustainable development goals can health
TUR 2020 1426 1426 organization islamic cooperation officially recognized day pandemic escalating economic crisis associated also negative effects sustainable development goals developing countries low-income countries affected crisis fact happened pandemic shown us sustainable development goals can important guide combating kinds global crises also use transformative power digitalization preparing economic prescriptions survive crisis support united nations health
TUR 2020 1550 1550 turkey-african union partnership summit intend hold turkey next year conclude remarks like say strong support multilateralism will continue sensitive period passing must course keep distance pandemic must also close ranks joint struggle cooperation challenges threaten international community will continue efforts transform istanbul one prominent cities world throughout history regional hub united health
TUR 2020 1589 1589 efforts transform istanbul one prominent cities world throughout history regional hub united nations wish success 75th general assembly’s work greet respect behalf nation wish best health NA health
TUV 2020 45 45 assembly tuvalu full confidence leadership let also take opportunity thank president 74th session professor mohammed-bande successful session leadership despite challengesto work general assembly due covid-19 pandemic also want express tuvalu’s solidarity countries fight covid19 pandemic mr president theme unga75 multilateralism acknowledge international cooperation solidarity underway respond covid-19 pandemic country benefitted assistances health
TUV 2020 54 54 thank president 74th session professor mohammed-bande successful session leadership despite challengesto work general assembly due covid-19 pandemic also want express tuvalu’s solidarity countries fight covid19 pandemic mr president theme unga75 multilateralism acknowledge international cooperation solidarity underway respond covid-19 pandemic country benefitted assistances wish thank bilateral multilateral development partners continuing help us health
TUV 2020 67 67 assembly due covid-19 pandemic also want express tuvalu’s solidarity countries fight covid19 pandemic mr president theme unga75 multilateralism acknowledge international cooperation solidarity underway respond covid-19 pandemic country benefitted assistances wish thank bilateral multilateral development partners continuing help us difficult times social economic impacts pandemic will felt many years come recovering will health
TUV 2020 85 85 acknowledge international cooperation solidarity underway respond covid-19 pandemic country benefitted assistances wish thank bilateral multilateral development partners continuing help us difficult times social economic impacts pandemic will felt many years come recovering will long costly process especially vulnerable global solidarity effective international cooperation political commitment critical sustain response recover build back health
TUV 2020 140 140 given multilateralism theme 75th unga future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action mr president covid19 challenge advent covid-19 pandemic exacerbated social economic vulnerabilities costs development sids ldc came time country still trying recover aftermaths tropical cyclone tino january tropical cyclone harold april year tuvalu health
TUV 2020 296 296 think outside box must also work outside box un members must work collaboratively together build back better countries economies inclusive leave one behind ii protect health wellbeing iii preserve natural marine environment iv low emissions climate smart v build resilience future crisis mr president united nations place systems processes can place health
TUV 2020 325 325 natural marine environment iv low emissions climate smart v build resilience future crisis mr president united nations place systems processes can place us well face health economic crisis agenda sustainable development sdgs paris agreement samoa pathway sids istanbul plan action ldcs resources technology need requires strong political commitment immediate ambitious action health
TUV 2020 401 401 yet realise full economic potential digital economy many ways will ensure development self-sufficiency people levels centre development people substantial advances human capacity needed improvements education healthcare result productive societies higher income better standard living responsible consumption production will allow us fewer resources need adopt circular economy approach reduce demand depleting global health
TUV 2020 477 477 ii declaration urgent climate_change action now shared prosperity security blue pacific can safely exist international community pursues efforts limit global_warming c transformation investment response covid-19 pandemic must also serve build resilience impacts climate_change failed putting additional debt already exhausted capacities can exacerbate climate crises going forward decarbonization remains central effort combat health
TUV 2020 672 672 develop food security atoll nations access grant financing debt relief initiatives crucial aspect overcoming poverty fulfillment agenda sdgs critical provide fiscal space ldcs sids recover pandemic mr president covid-19 pandemic global problem needs global response believed need un networked inclusive effective multilateralism aid efforts recovery continued implementation sdgs regrettable however republic health
TUV 2020 676 676 nations access grant financing debt relief initiatives crucial aspect overcoming poverty fulfillment agenda sdgs critical provide fiscal space ldcs sids recover pandemic mr president covid-19 pandemic global problem needs global response believed need un networked inclusive effective multilateralism aid efforts recovery continued implementation sdgs regrettable however republic china taiwan exemplary response health
TUV 2020 702 702 global problem needs global response believed need un networked inclusive effective multilateralism aid efforts recovery continued implementation sdgs regrettable however republic china taiwan exemplary response pandemic continues kept un system taiwan managed pandemic well reached level comparable oecd countries several sdg indicators taiwan much better position help international community build back health
TUV 2020 709 709 un networked inclusive effective multilateralism aid efforts recovery continued implementation sdgs regrettable however republic china taiwan exemplary response pandemic continues kept un system taiwan managed pandemic well reached level comparable oecd countries several sdg indicators taiwan much better position help international community build back better tuvalu strongly supports roc’s readmission un health
TUV 2020 798 798 cooperation espoused agenda sustainable development mr president tuvalu remains committed multilateralism working together global family full respect human rights together can build future responsive resilient health economic environment crises thank mr president tuvalu mo teatua health
TZA 2020 145 145 debate hinges multilateralism matches well major preoccupation ensuring one left behind welcome fully endorse theme general debate taking presidency sir challenging times world battling coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic unprecedented outbreak spread covid-19 around world remind us need enhance solidarity within multilateral system confront global challenges pandemic drastically claimed many lives disrupted health
TZA 2020 147 147 multilateralism matches well major preoccupation ensuring one left behind welcome fully endorse theme general debate taking presidency sir challenging times world battling coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic unprecedented outbreak spread covid-19 around world remind us need enhance solidarity within multilateral system confront global challenges pandemic drastically claimed many lives disrupted economies individual health
TZA 2020 165 165 challenging times world battling coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic unprecedented outbreak spread covid-19 around world remind us need enhance solidarity within multilateral system confront global challenges pandemic drastically claimed many lives disrupted economies individual countries world large context like convey heartfelt condolences bereaved families loved ones passed away wish quick recovery undergoing health
TZA 2020 203 203 convey heartfelt condolences bereaved families loved ones passed away wish quick recovery undergoing treatment also appreciate initiatives within united nations system aimed mobilizing efforts confront pandemic including sharing best practices prevent spreading national level government taken concerted decisive actions mitigate prevent spread covid-19 far produced positive results fighting pandemic country socioeconomic health
TZA 2020 226 226 efforts confront pandemic including sharing best practices prevent spreading national level government taken concerted decisive actions mitigate prevent spread covid-19 far produced positive results fighting pandemic country socioeconomic activities now resumed normally despite successes deny adverse effects pandemic country world large especially least-developed developing countries concerned express sincere appreciation development partners health
TZA 2020 238 238 taken concerted decisive actions mitigate prevent spread covid-19 far produced positive results fighting pandemic country socioeconomic activities now resumed normally despite successes deny adverse effects pandemic country world large especially least-developed developing countries concerned express sincere appreciation development partners including international financial institutions complemented national efforts combat pandemic debt relief postponement health
TZA 2020 260 260 deny adverse effects pandemic country world large especially least-developed developing countries concerned express sincere appreciation development partners including international financial institutions complemented national efforts combat pandemic debt relief postponement debt payments provision grants spirit tanzania urges international financial institutions development partners devise mechanisms provide resources unconditional terms complement efforts least-developed developing health
TZA 2020 288 288 postponement debt payments provision grants spirit tanzania urges international financial institutions development partners devise mechanisms provide resources unconditional terms complement efforts least-developed developing countries fight pandemic including limited debt-relief measures enable revamp economies rapidly mark seventy-fifth anniversary organization united republic tanzania like reaffirm shared commitment maintaining pillars united nations peace security health
UGA 2020 47 47 sir election president general assembly seventy-fifth session assure uganda’s full support like thank excellency mr tijjani muhammad- bande exceptional leadership assembly seventy-fourth session particularly coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic period also like pay tribute secretary-general excellency mr antonio guterres dedication commitment work united nations express solidarity countries fighting covid-19 pandemic condolences lives health
UGA 2020 49 49 president general assembly seventy-fifth session assure uganda’s full support like thank excellency mr tijjani muhammad- bande exceptional leadership assembly seventy-fourth session particularly coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic period also like pay tribute secretary-general excellency mr antonio guterres dedication commitment work united nations express solidarity countries fighting covid-19 pandemic condolences lives lost uganda health
UGA 2020 70 70 particularly coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic period also like pay tribute secretary-general excellency mr antonio guterres dedication commitment work united nations express solidarity countries fighting covid-19 pandemic condolences lives lost uganda welcomes theme seventy-fifth session general assembly united nations fitting forum speaking one voice global pandemic session timely reminder vision shared principles health
UGA 2020 89 89 nations express solidarity countries fighting covid-19 pandemic condolences lives lost uganda welcomes theme seventy-fifth session general assembly united nations fitting forum speaking one voice global pandemic session timely reminder vision shared principles commitments agreed sustainable development summit held new york september see pv adopted agenda sustainable development pledged ensure one left health
UGA 2020 167 167 multifaceted impacts unprecedented covid-19 crisis accelerate implementation agenda sustainable development connection uganda reiterates commitment multilateralism see multilateralism means address complex newly emerging threats challenges covid-19 pandemic affected every member international community increasingly interdependent world uganda like many countries around world respond onslaught pandemic viewed covid-19 fearless foe human life confronted approach health
UGA 2020 184 184 means address complex newly emerging threats challenges covid-19 pandemic affected every member international community increasingly interdependent world uganda like many countries around world respond onslaught pandemic viewed covid-19 fearless foe human life confronted approach dealing prioritized protection human lives first pragmatic step ensure country responded adequately mitigated impact pandemic government developed health
UGA 2020 207 207 respond onslaught pandemic viewed covid-19 fearless foe human life confronted approach dealing prioritized protection human lives first pragmatic step ensure country responded adequately mitigated impact pandemic government developed guidelines standard operating procedures align standardize response combined systematic testing tracing quarantining treatment restrictions movement contact aiming suppress transmission virus combined measures widespread health
UGA 2020 242 242 combined systematic testing tracing quarantining treatment restrictions movement contact aiming suppress transmission virus combined measures widespread media campaign sensitize public government also continued strengthen national health system part commitment universal health coverage ensuring health facilities handling covid-19 patients well equipped necessary supplies order support efficient effective case management deliberate targeted decisions health
UGA 2020 247 247 treatment restrictions movement contact aiming suppress transmission virus combined measures widespread media campaign sensitize public government also continued strengthen national health system part commitment universal health coverage ensuring health facilities handling covid-19 patients well equipped necessary supplies order support efficient effective case management deliberate targeted decisions uganda able prevent mass coronavirus health
UGA 2020 250 250 contact aiming suppress transmission virus combined measures widespread media campaign sensitize public government also continued strengthen national health system part commitment universal health coverage ensuring health facilities handling covid-19 patients well equipped necessary supplies order support efficient effective case management deliberate targeted decisions uganda able prevent mass coronavirus infections within country health
UGA 2020 281 281 equipped necessary supplies order support efficient effective case management deliberate targeted decisions uganda able prevent mass coronavirus infections within country government also prioritized sustainable recovery pandemic national covid-19 response strategy addition incalculable health human toll pandemic left indelible mark global economy across world countries suffering sudden shock economies beyond immediate challenges health
UGA 2020 288 288 case management deliberate targeted decisions uganda able prevent mass coronavirus infections within country government also prioritized sustainable recovery pandemic national covid-19 response strategy addition incalculable health human toll pandemic left indelible mark global economy across world countries suffering sudden shock economies beyond immediate challenges current crisis need greater focus recovery epidemic health
UGA 2020 291 291 targeted decisions uganda able prevent mass coronavirus infections within country government also prioritized sustainable recovery pandemic national covid-19 response strategy addition incalculable health human toll pandemic left indelible mark global economy across world countries suffering sudden shock economies beyond immediate challenges current crisis need greater focus recovery epidemic impact covid-19 can health
UGA 2020 313 313 health human toll pandemic left indelible mark global economy across world countries suffering sudden shock economies beyond immediate challenges current crisis need greater focus recovery epidemic impact covid-19 can mitigated act immediately collectively applaud efforts various international regional organizations united nations world health organization movement non-aligned countries african union au commonwealth health
UGA 2020 330 330 immediate challenges current crisis need greater focus recovery epidemic impact covid-19 can mitigated act immediately collectively applaud efforts various international regional organizations united nations world health organization movement non-aligned countries african union au commonwealth intergovernmental authority development igad east african community eac among others dealing pandemic commend international community support given health
UGA 2020 350 350 regional organizations united nations world health organization movement non-aligned countries african union au commonwealth intergovernmental authority development igad east african community eac among others dealing pandemic commend international community support given far dealing pandemic decisions april international monetary fund world bank group group immediately suspend countries debt-service payments one year laudable health
UGA 2020 358 358 non-aligned countries african union au commonwealth intergovernmental authority development igad east african community eac among others dealing pandemic commend international community support given far dealing pandemic decisions april international monetary fund world bank group group immediately suspend countries debt-service payments one year laudable however agreed suspension debt enough ensure can respond health
UGA 2020 386 386 international monetary fund world bank group group immediately suspend countries debt-service payments one year laudable however agreed suspension debt enough ensure can respond recover covid-19 pandemic navigate devastating social economic effects call action comprehensive debt- relief packages particularly debt cancellations multilateral bilateral creditors order enable us obtain funding need covid-19 pandemic health
UGA 2020 411 411 pandemic navigate devastating social economic effects call action comprehensive debt- relief packages particularly debt cancellations multilateral bilateral creditors order enable us obtain funding need covid-19 pandemic response glad inform member states key sectors uganda’s economy especially agriculture information communications technology endured covid-19 pandemic production levels increased exceeding pre-covid-19 levels coffee exports health
UGA 2020 428 428 creditors order enable us obtain funding need covid-19 pandemic response glad inform member states key sectors uganda’s economy especially agriculture information communications technology endured covid-19 pandemic production levels increased exceeding pre-covid-19 levels coffee exports continued surge despite coronavirus pandemic figures april showing growth compared previous year uganda able stand weather storm health
UGA 2020 441 441 states key sectors uganda’s economy especially agriculture information communications technology endured covid-19 pandemic production levels increased exceeding pre-covid-19 levels coffee exports continued surge despite coronavirus pandemic figures april showing growth compared previous year uganda able stand weather storm appropriate actions took government including pursuing right policy promoting private- sector-led growth covid-19 health
UGA 2020 538 538 started making ventilators sugar refineries manufacturing hand sanitizers uganda demonstrated commitment scale national efforts towards realization agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals wake ongoing covid-19 pandemic realize now ever need remain focused critical efforts achieve overarching sustainable development goal eradicating poverty forms dimensions spur socioeconomic political development progress registered implementation agenda health
UGA 2020 622 622 key interventions broad transformative categories implementation including environmental protection governance industrialization working closely development partners relevant stakeholders particularly context building back better work recovery covid-19 pandemic prioritizes elimination silo approach service delivery enhances synergies across sectors among actors implementation national sustainable development priorities policies climate_change remains one greatest challenges time continue health
UGA 2020 1047 1047 next four years support countries accelerating implementation agenda jurisdictions south-south cooperation continued prove important element international cooperation addressing global challenges global south particularly current covid-19 pandemic countries global south received support global counterparts enhanced national well regional capacities responding unprecedented covid-19 pandemic cognizant critical role south-south cooperation implementation agenda sustainable development health
UGA 2020 1063 1063 cooperation addressing global challenges global south particularly current covid-19 pandemic countries global south received support global counterparts enhanced national well regional capacities responding unprecedented covid-19 pandemic cognizant critical role south-south cooperation implementation agenda sustainable development uganda will continue support strengthening south-south cooperation among members g-77 china within united nations line principles health
UGA 2020 1112 1112 line principles host third south-south summit look forward welcoming leaders g-77 china summit held kampala suitable dates uganda applauds secretary-general timely appeal global ceasefire covid-19 pandemic doubt pandemic global impact aspects lives social economic political almost countries across globe armed conflicts wars continued pandemic made worsening situations even dire africa’s continental health
UGA 2020 1114 1114 host third south-south summit look forward welcoming leaders g-77 china summit held kampala suitable dates uganda applauds secretary-general timely appeal global ceasefire covid-19 pandemic doubt pandemic global impact aspects lives social economic political almost countries across globe armed conflicts wars continued pandemic made worsening situations even dire africa’s continental subregional organizations health
UGA 2020 1130 1130 applauds secretary-general timely appeal global ceasefire covid-19 pandemic doubt pandemic global impact aspects lives social economic political almost countries across globe armed conflicts wars continued pandemic made worsening situations even dire africa’s continental subregional organizations continued play critical role conflict prevention crisis continent welcome direct partnership engagement united nations african union health
UGA 2020 1307 1307 continue threat common security development neutralizing requires cooperative firm responses years existence united nations need reform security council urgent imperative ever current geopolitical realities global health pandemic compelling reasons comprehensive reform security council reform will enhance council’s authority efficiency seventy-five years time take bold steps address long-standing injustice imbalance present configuration health
UGA 2020 1308 1308 threat common security development neutralizing requires cooperative firm responses years existence united nations need reform security council urgent imperative ever current geopolitical realities global health pandemic compelling reasons comprehensive reform security council reform will enhance council’s authority efficiency seventy-five years time take bold steps address long-standing injustice imbalance present configuration security health
UKR 2020 625 625 finally proved year fires australia shook world downing boeing ukrainian aircraft carrying citizens ukraine canada iran afghanistan united kingdom sweden struck territory iran course covid-19 pandemic spread lightning speed mankind even manage google covid wuhan coronavirus already knocking door every house consider also coronavirus spares one care whether country nuclear weapons health
UKR 2020 697 697 just world without borders also global responsibility counteracting joint threats involve least countries today coming understanding fight covid-19 will take just one year hardly last pandemic will see emerge existing crisis stronger well prepared test countries race limited resources will exacerbate problems need sincerity dialogue active solidarity value multilateralism lies overcome health
UKR 2020 785 785 contribution ensuring particular food security mankind mr president every year call actions instead talks getting louder louder general assembly testifies crisis united nations security architecture health humanity economies world whole find 75th anniversary un foundation become impetus transforming organization dynamic efficient body really want start speech saying 75th general assembly session health
URY 2020 50 50 nations finds us amid crisis undoubtedly looks different disaster caused second world war also forces us reimagine future order build achievements prevent future crises economic health climate together scale current pandemic distressing consequences loss life impact health many people focus attention must seek solutions peoples particular vulnerable risk affected pandemic result health
URY 2020 55 55 undoubtedly looks different disaster caused second world war also forces us reimagine future order build achievements prevent future crises economic health climate together scale current pandemic distressing consequences loss life impact health many people focus attention must seek solutions peoples particular vulnerable risk affected pandemic result impact health well way means health
URY 2020 61 61 world war also forces us reimagine future order build achievements prevent future crises economic health climate together scale current pandemic distressing consequences loss life impact health many people focus attention must seek solutions peoples particular vulnerable risk affected pandemic result impact health well way means life commemoration anniversary also challenge us health
URY 2020 74 74 economic health climate together scale current pandemic distressing consequences loss life impact health many people focus attention must seek solutions peoples particular vulnerable risk affected pandemic result impact health well way means life commemoration anniversary also challenge us future want countries societies beyond crisis general assembly mr president uruguay wishes emphasize health
URY 2020 77 77 together scale current pandemic distressing consequences loss life impact health many people focus attention must seek solutions peoples particular vulnerable risk affected pandemic result impact health well way means life commemoration anniversary also challenge us future want countries societies beyond crisis general assembly mr president uruguay wishes emphasize road travelled way health
URY 2020 103 103 well way means life commemoration anniversary also challenge us future want countries societies beyond crisis general assembly mr president uruguay wishes emphasize road travelled way pandemic next years will always find us side multilateralism supporting quest solutions protected multilateral legal frameworks aspects international life health environment trade migration uruguay’s accession membership health
URY 2020 122 122 uruguay wishes emphasize road travelled way pandemic next years will always find us side multilateralism supporting quest solutions protected multilateral legal frameworks aspects international life health environment trade migration uruguay’s accession membership months ago alliance multilateralism initiative launched germany france seeking uphold multilateral order another sign country’s commitment cause mr president health
URY 2020 152 152 accession membership months ago alliance multilateralism initiative launched germany france seeking uphold multilateral order another sign country’s commitment cause mr president uruguay supports role world health organization role united nations system coordinating global response pandemic understand international organizations play fundamental role coordinating guiding best possible solutions current critical situation coordinated management health
URY 2020 161 161 france seeking uphold multilateral order another sign country’s commitment cause mr president uruguay supports role world health organization role united nations system coordinating global response pandemic understand international organizations play fundamental role coordinating guiding best possible solutions current critical situation coordinated management medium- long-term impacts country mr president adhered calls achieve health
URY 2020 190 190 play fundamental role coordinating guiding best possible solutions current critical situation coordinated management medium- long-term impacts country mr president adhered calls achieve global equitable access health technologies medicines vaccines sharing knowledge intellectual property data necessary detection prevention treatment response covid-19 country’s response pandemic focused multidisciplinary approach covers social economic epidemiological aspects health
URY 2020 207 207 mr president adhered calls achieve global equitable access health technologies medicines vaccines sharing knowledge intellectual property data necessary detection prevention treatment response covid-19 country’s response pandemic focused multidisciplinary approach covers social economic epidemiological aspects monitored honorary scientific advisory group proud approach based citizens responsible use freedom solidarity generosity together strong resilient health
URY 2020 233 233 focused multidisciplinary approach covers social economic epidemiological aspects monitored honorary scientific advisory group proud approach based citizens responsible use freedom solidarity generosity together strong resilient health system allowed us resume work educational cultural activities also like call international community ensure current pandemic result failing fully honour commitments made multilateral level must health
URY 2020 249 249 citizens responsible use freedom solidarity generosity together strong resilient health system allowed us resume work educational cultural activities also like call international community ensure current pandemic result failing fully honour commitments made multilateral level must avoid falling prey nationalism protectionism way harm international relations international trade disrupt supply chains distribution medical health
URY 2020 278 278 honour commitments made multilateral level must avoid falling prey nationalism protectionism way harm international relations international trade disrupt supply chains distribution medical supplies necessary emerging health crisis beginning decade action deliver sustainable development goals moving words action will essential ending poverty protecting environment improving living conditions world’s population united nations promoted health
URY 2020 353 353 well commitment decent work based investment growth government also made necessary commitment education levels education essential full actualization human beings ensuring citizens equal opportunities global pandemic shown face ever-changing challenges important maintain necessary environment support international cooperation states particular developing countries can move towards sustainable development scenario paradoxical countries classified high-income health
URY 2020 432 432 considered define classifications development international support needs country based specific situation regard wish underscore support eclac development multi-factor approach sustainable development will concerned caring environment pandemic challenge countries face alone requires collective will meet challenges facing humankind uruguay continues take steps direction recently established ministry environment demonstrate issue priority government mr health
URY 2020 603 603 security broad participation state actors private sector civil society regard secretary-general’s initiatives like focus moment call ceasefire global ceasefire endorsed country peaceful environment indispensable addressing pandemic must now recommit dialogue peaceful dispute resolution rule law order alleviate suffering bring hope vulnerable populations country strongly committed united nations peacekeeping forces main contributor health
URY 2020 652 652 main contributor troops per capita worldwide clear demonstration national commitment offer made government establish laboratory increase medical diagnostic capabilities within united nations peace operations response pandemic context worth recalling uruguay’s calls protect hospitals schools attack conflict zones need support security council resolutions matter uruguay reiterates national commitment human rights agenda will health
URY 2020 719 719 respect rights among actors international community regard will continue ensure effective implementation advocacy mechanisms united nations like make special mention vulnerable sections population particularly affected pandemic women victims domestic violence particular concern uruguay prompted us develop specific policies respond situation forget migrants internally displaced persons also doubly vulnerable pandemic underscore open health
URY 2020 742 742 particularly affected pandemic women victims domestic violence particular concern uruguay prompted us develop specific policies respond situation forget migrants internally displaced persons also doubly vulnerable pandemic underscore open policy country welcomes voluntary migration based values democracy equality law respect rights people regardless origin mr president strengthening human rights will protection advanced health
USA 2020 87 87 since april thanks efforts vaccines final stage clinical trials mass producing advance can delivered immediately upon arrival will distribute vaccine will defeat virus will end pandemic will enter new era unprecedented prosperity cooperation peace pursue bright future must hold accountable nation unleashed plague onto world china earliest days virus china locked health
USA 2020 136 136 china locked travel domestically allowing flights leave china infect world china condemned travel ban country even cancelled domestic flights locked citizens homes chinese government world health organization virtually controlled china falsely declared evidence human- to-human transmission later falsely said people without symptoms spread disease united nations must hold china accountable actions health
USA 2020 154 154 flights locked citizens homes chinese government world health organization virtually controlled china falsely declared evidence human- to-human transmission later falsely said people without symptoms spread disease united nations must hold china accountable actions addition every year china dumps millions millions tons plastic trash oceans overfishes countries waters destroys vast swaths coral health
UZB 2020 31 31 secretary-general antonio guterres distinguished heads delegations ladies gentlemen seventy-fifth session general assembly held first time history united nations completely new format online videoconferencing due coronavirus pandemic global catastrophe observed planet last hundred years calamity vividly revealed humanity’s vulnerability current threatening complex situation proved states peoples world interconnected regular dialogue trust close health
UZB 2020 90 90 realized need consolidating mutual efforts governments parliaments civil society institutions strengthening principles common responsibility coordinating international partnership accordingly increasing status capacity well expanding competences world health organization goal jointly create fair global system ensures basic rights freedoms health well-being every human regard propose develop un auspices international code voluntary commitments states health
UZB 2020 102 102 common responsibility coordinating international partnership accordingly increasing status capacity well expanding competences world health organization goal jointly create fair global system ensures basic rights freedoms health well-being every human regard propose develop un auspices international code voluntary commitments states pandemics document reflect state’s commitments citizens international partners ladies gentlemen since early health
UZB 2020 116 116 organization goal jointly create fair global system ensures basic rights freedoms health well-being every human regard propose develop un auspices international code voluntary commitments states pandemics document reflect state’s commitments citizens international partners ladies gentlemen since early days covid-19 outbreak uzbekistan focused efforts resources containing dangerous disease importantly saving people’s lives health
UZB 2020 137 137 code voluntary commitments states pandemics document reflect state’s commitments citizens international partners ladies gentlemen since early days covid-19 outbreak uzbekistan focused efforts resources containing dangerous disease importantly saving people’s lives social protection health systems cardinally strengthened mitigate negative effects pandemic targeted support provided population sectors economy businesses special funds set end health
UZB 2020 144 144 state’s commitments citizens international partners ladies gentlemen since early days covid-19 outbreak uzbekistan focused efforts resources containing dangerous disease importantly saving people’s lives social protection health systems cardinally strengthened mitigate negative effects pandemic targeted support provided population sectors economy businesses special funds set end like take opportunity express deep gratitude friends health
UZB 2020 151 151 since early days covid-19 outbreak uzbekistan focused efforts resources containing dangerous disease importantly saving people’s lives social protection health systems cardinally strengthened mitigate negative effects pandemic targeted support provided population sectors economy businesses special funds set end like take opportunity express deep gratitude friends partners generously supported time trials fully support health
UZB 2020 182 182 economy businesses special funds set end like take opportunity express deep gratitude friends partners generously supported time trials fully support international community’s efforts effectively combat pandemic including development widespread use essential drugs vaccines also welcome proposal secretary-general antonio guterres hold summit pressing issues food security current context crisis dear participants general health
UZB 2020 853 853 yet another point continuing unrest various parts world growing conflict violence environmental disasters modern threats exacerbating global problems misery poverty problems become especially acute condition pandemic voice poverty getting even alarming today must raise concerns entire world community us regard propose set issues poverty eradication fight poverty one main topics next health
VAT 2020 60 60 united nations offers fitting occasion express holy see’s desire organization increasingly serve sign unity states instrument service entire human family days world continues impacted covid-19 pandemic led loss many lives crisis changing way life calling question economic health social systems exposing human fragility pandemic indeed calls us seize time trial time health
VAT 2020 72 72 sign unity states instrument service entire human family days world continues impacted covid-19 pandemic led loss many lives crisis changing way life calling question economic health social systems exposing human fragility pandemic indeed calls us seize time trial time choosing time choose matters passes away time separate necessary can represent concrete health
VAT 2020 78 78 human family days world continues impacted covid-19 pandemic led loss many lives crisis changing way life calling question economic health social systems exposing human fragility pandemic indeed calls us seize time trial time choosing time choose matters passes away time separate necessary can represent concrete opportunity conversion transformation rethinking way life health
VAT 2020 116 116 away time separate necessary can represent concrete opportunity conversion transformation rethinking way life economic social systems widening gap rich poor based unjust distribution resources hand pandemic can occasion defensive retreat greater individualism elitism faced choice two possible paths one path leads consolidation multilateralism expression renewed sense global co-responsibility solidarity grounded justice health
VAT 2020 175 175 world path emphasizes self-sufficiency nationalism protectionism individualism isolation excludes poor vulnerable dwelling peripheries life path certainly detrimental whole community causing self-inflicted wounds everyone must prevail pandemic highlighted urgent need promote public health make every person’s right basic medical care reality reason renew appeal political leaders private sector spare effort ensure access health
VAT 2020 181 181 individualism isolation excludes poor vulnerable dwelling peripheries life path certainly detrimental whole community causing self-inflicted wounds everyone must prevail pandemic highlighted urgent need promote public health make every person’s right basic medical care reality reason renew appeal political leaders private sector spare effort ensure access covid-19 vaccines essential technologies needed care health
VAT 2020 271 271 put service another type progress one healthier human social integral also needs taken careful consideration discussions complex issue artificial intelligence ai along lines think effects pandemic employment sector already destabilized labour market driven increasing uncertainty widespread robotization urgent need find new forms work truly capable fulfilling human potential affirming dignity order health
VAT 2020 922 922 horrible scourge child abuse pornography also dramatically increased millions children presently unable return school many parts world situation risks leading increase child labour exploitation abuse malnutrition sad say countries international institutions also promoting abortion one so-called essential services provided humanitarian response pandemic troubling see simple convenient become deny existence human life health
VAT 2020 938 938 world situation risks leading increase child labour exploitation abuse malnutrition sad say countries international institutions also promoting abortion one so-called essential services provided humanitarian response pandemic troubling see simple convenient become deny existence human life solution problems can must solved mother unborn child urge civil authorities especially attentive children denied fundamental health
VAT 2020 1120 1120 appeal greater determination commitment fight heinous practices debase women humanity silence lack effective action becomes accomplice mr president must ask principal threats peace security poverty epidemics terrorism many others can effectively countered arms race including nuclear weapons continues squander precious resources better used benefit integral development peoples protect natural environment need health
VAT 2020 1358 1358 frank coherent dialogue aimed strengthening multilateralism cooperation states present crisis demonstrated limits self-sufficiency well common vulnerability forced us think clearly want emerge either better worse pandemic shown us live without one another worse still pitted one another united nations established bring nations together bridge peoples let us make good use institution health
VCT 2020 50 50 tensions immense human suffering wrought preceding global wars united nations served humanity’s credible attempt securing peaceful prosperous future nations peoples yet convene today backdrop covid-19 pandemic likes experienced century future want rightfully deserve appears grave jeopardy amidst rising tides climate_change scourge desertification land degradation including sahel challenges biodiversity social political economic health
VCT 2020 206 206 throughout world lift covid-19 regard saint vincent grenadines pays tribute frontline workers first responders capeless heroes whose selfless contributions sacrifices kept many us safe throughout pandemic also extend sympathies many families endured suffering throughout ordeal stand honour memories loved ones must keep faith mr president simple truth covid-19 pandemic brought profoundly health
VCT 2020 229 229 safe throughout pandemic also extend sympathies many families endured suffering throughout ordeal stand honour memories loved ones must keep faith mr president simple truth covid-19 pandemic brought profoundly altered condition life living production none awesome challenges arising altered condition can solved incrementalism minimalist pragmatism merely tinkers pre-existing poltical economy sure human health
VCT 2020 266 266 altered condition can solved incrementalism minimalist pragmatism merely tinkers pre-existing poltical economy sure human ingenuity science will produce vaccine within next months year covid rate infection hospitalisation deaths will come globally haunting questions remain vaccine available cheaply universally peoples world distribution skewed within across countries likely arise deafening roar rich lives health
VCT 2020 300 300 vaccine available cheaply universally peoples world distribution skewed within across countries likely arise deafening roar rich lives matter good intentions united nations specialised agencies world health organisation may nibble away inequity skewed outcome impacts likely marginal unless enforceable international rules-based compact countries major pharmaceutical companies deliver universally affordably fruits science human health
VCT 2020 362 362 security even instance covid-19 international community rises challenge confirms faith good intentions without practical works illusion episodic response leaves pre-existing global order place next inevitable pandemic arises irrational dangerous cycle reconfigrured global consensus merely build back better build back optimally enduringly humanity’s sake fundamentally mr president old order passing away eyes health
VCT 2020 390 390 dangerous cycle reconfigrured global consensus merely build back better build back optimally enduringly humanity’s sake fundamentally mr president old order passing away eyes consequence covid-19 pandemic new one yet come indeed place even transition better optimal enduring condition still quarelling inconsequential matters insisting many sideshows casting gaze askance away main events health
VCT 2020 489 489 individualism freedom engendered huge enlargement personal financial technological social spaces atomised individualism elevated appotheosis progress social solidarity become frayed tattered diminished public good along comes pandemic atomised individual rely prudent collective good behaviour neighbors stay healthy circle easily squared individualistic dog-eat-dog social order metaphorically hell broken loose thus internally societies current health
VEN 2020 32 32 assembly h.e mr antonio guterres secretary-general heads state heads government authorities participating 75th session un general assembly outset want apologize removing face mask necessary time pandemic want greet watch listen us around world allow congratulate mr president behalf constitutional government venezuela people bolivarian republic assuming presidency 75th session general assembly great health
VEN 2020 288 288 implementation developing countries carry climate actions noam chomsky recently warned much time left mr president united nations humanity whole face deep complex crisis combining covid-19 pandemic global climate_change challenges sustainable development added disturbing scenario less alarming claim great powers lead humanity direct confrontation military sphere perhaps last one species united states health
VEN 2020 338 338 states america far taking positive proactive leadership position conducts erratically government intransigent hostile diplomacy high politics since openly disregards multilateralism type pre-existing global rule covid-19 pandemic come change realities priorities humanity consequences human life pandemic made evident inequalities world exacerbated unfortunately contingency measures face pandemic increased social economic gaps within countries health
VEN 2020 347 347 erratically government intransigent hostile diplomacy high politics since openly disregards multilateralism type pre-existing global rule covid-19 pandemic come change realities priorities humanity consequences human life pandemic made evident inequalities world exacerbated unfortunately contingency measures face pandemic increased social economic gaps within countries international community whole must provide global coordinated response support health
VEN 2020 357 357 multilateralism type pre-existing global rule covid-19 pandemic come change realities priorities humanity consequences human life pandemic made evident inequalities world exacerbated unfortunately contingency measures face pandemic increased social economic gaps within countries international community whole must provide global coordinated response support nations need helping create conditions stronger economies inclusive societies even health
VEN 2020 384 384 social economic gaps within countries international community whole must provide global coordinated response support nations need helping create conditions stronger economies inclusive societies even covid-19 pandemic collapse international geopolitical geo-economic order already taking place however emergency made us aware critically think contradictions capitalism logical operational inability deal crises many cases states health
VEN 2020 423 423 critically think contradictions capitalism logical operational inability deal crises many cases states reduced minimum expression imposed neo-liberalism suffocated public institutions turning rights people private services health became luxury let us hear streets world fury peoples feel orphaned unprotected health well-being population merchandise market continue regulate destiny humanity venezuela believes role world health
VEN 2020 436 436 minimum expression imposed neo-liberalism suffocated public institutions turning rights people private services health became luxury let us hear streets world fury peoples feel orphaned unprotected health well-being population merchandise market continue regulate destiny humanity venezuela believes role world health organization example multilateralism need strengthen must organization acts speaks faithfully without bowing health
VEN 2020 449 449 became luxury let us hear streets world fury peoples feel orphaned unprotected health well-being population merchandise market continue regulate destiny humanity venezuela believes role world health organization example multilateralism need strengthen must organization acts speaks faithfully without bowing pressure extortion attacks powerful confirms moral authority scientific capacity cooperation based solidarity welcome health
VEN 2020 518 518 public good nations free access peoples world without discrimination bolivarian republic venezuela propose creation revolving public purchasing fund within united nations system guarantee access food health products financed public resources will make possible face discrimination economic blockade countries making easier governments acquire necessary goods services call strengthening financing policies funds aimed health
VEN 2020 1030 1030 offensive transform virtuous cycle opportunities attempts aggression make nation collapse made titanic effort capacities addition solidarity cooperation friendly countries united nations system confront entire covid-19 pandemic situation avoided worst despite plans prognoses catastrophic wishes attack us neither illegal blockade aggressions government distracted us prevented us fulfilling great effort goal protecting lives health
VEN 2020 1125 1125 media much less social networks internet blockade also communicational want stop share experience save lives places planet just experience china cuba russia done us social health protection system allows us go house house look positive cases attend suspicious potential cases count medical missions automatized protection system called patria web system million health
VEN 2020 1214 1214 available nations modesty characterizes us seven days week shelter homes deep quarantine seven days week economic flexibility broad general ensures implementation new normality can overcome pandemic government prepared face challenge together people superior level awareness venezuelan population accumulated efficiency public health system way able control first signs pandemic battered world gaining health
VEN 2020 1229 1229 economic flexibility broad general ensures implementation new normality can overcome pandemic government prepared face challenge together people superior level awareness venezuelan population accumulated efficiency public health system way able control first signs pandemic battered world gaining time improve protocols prevention treatment protection people venezuela one countries apply free differentiated treatment cases health
VEN 2020 1236 1236 normality can overcome pandemic government prepared face challenge together people superior level awareness venezuelan population accumulated efficiency public health system way able control first signs pandemic battered world gaining time improve protocols prevention treatment protection people venezuela one countries apply free differentiated treatment cases detected asymptomatic mild symptomatic moderate symptomatic severe health
VEN 2020 1278 1278 treatment cases detected asymptomatic mild symptomatic moderate symptomatic severe symptomatic policy prevention attention implies total hospitalization positive cases even present symptoms prevented us exponential expansion disease mr president billion dollars taken bolivarian republic venezuela frozen held bank accounts united states europe likewise company government commercializes good service country food medicine fuel health
VEN 2020 1399 1399 high commissioner human rights michelle bachelet demanding immediate lifting unilateral criminal coercive measures contrary united nations charter clear obstacles imposed affected countries adequately address covid-19 pandemic compliance sustainable development goals attacks know limited unilateral coercive measures may 3rd venezuela faced attempted maritime incursion group mercenaries terrorists financed government united states trained health
VEN 2020 1485 1485 documents related oil electric industry daily siege facing dismantling denouncing unveiling one one ask can terrorist action qualified midst extraordinary humanitarian circumstance one living covid-19 pandemic can humanity qualify least can say excess imposed terrible sin seems taken completely north american elites bolivarian republic venezuela reiterates need vindicate principles respect sovereignty health
VEN 2020 1544 1544 whose illegal violation member states organization motivated ignoble reasons endangering stability country latin-caribbean region necessary countries defend peace activate make government united states understand midst pandemic one understands explain upsurge criminal prosecution blockade noble countries cuba nicaragua venezuela syria iran brotherly countries world reason must demand cessation unilateral coercive measures alleged health
VEN 2020 1754 1754 conditions situation semi-slavery human trafficking calamities migrants suffered clear violation human dignity reaction world wonder says concerned venezuela face reprehensible facts complicit silence said covid-19 pandemic catalysed already unsustainable living conditions thousands migrants so-called host countries reported worsening abandonment lack response attention authorities countries fragility social protection systems countries become evident health
VEN 2020 1964 1964 existence will expression will original power one decides us venezuelans intervene intend case ever nation respectful thus demand respect even government washington led people collapse pandemic way will hold presidential elections next november blatant violation international law illegally imposed new unilateral coercive measures venezuelan democratic institutions case electoral power try interfere health
VNM 2020 65 65 let also voice appreciation important contributions excellency tijjani muhammad-bande president 74th session united nations general assembly secretary-general antonio guterres made despite tremendous challenges posed covid-19 pandemic mr president celebrating 75th anniversary united nations entering third decade 21st century extraordinary circumstances first time history leaders member states unable gather unga general debate health
VNM 2020 113 113 unga general debate however diminish resolve ability deliberate seek solutions issues common concern echo secretary-general’s assessment facing formidable challenges since birth un particular impacts covid-19 pandemic economy society politics human life mr president backdrop welcome theme session future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action allow health
VNM 2020 253 253 disputes unilateral acts imposition spirit viet nam calls removal unilateral sanctions adversely affect countries socio-economic development people’s livelihoods especially embargo imposed upon cuba third covid-19 pandemic serves stern warning us requiring stronger commitments stronger actions promote sustainable inclusive human-centered development agenda sustainable development continue framework cooperation overcome pandemic sustainable recovery policies health
VNM 2020 275 275 cuba third covid-19 pandemic serves stern warning us requiring stronger commitments stronger actions promote sustainable inclusive human-centered development agenda sustainable development continue framework cooperation overcome pandemic sustainable recovery policies actions interest people heart one country will left behind developing countries receive financial assistance technological commercial facilitation realize sustainable development goals mr health
VNM 2020 433 433 doi moi reform viet nam emerged middle-income developing country aiming high-income industrial country fight covid-19 difficulties notwithstanding viet nam recorded positive noteworthy outcomes successfully contained pandemic promoting social economic development international solidarity understanding pandemic defeated win viet nam engaged cooperation experience sharing many countries including support provided worst affected pandemic common health
VNM 2020 441 441 country aiming high-income industrial country fight covid-19 difficulties notwithstanding viet nam recorded positive noteworthy outcomes successfully contained pandemic promoting social economic development international solidarity understanding pandemic defeated win viet nam engaged cooperation experience sharing many countries including support provided worst affected pandemic common international efforts viet nam pursues foreign policy independence health
VNM 2020 457 457 contained pandemic promoting social economic development international solidarity understanding pandemic defeated win viet nam engaged cooperation experience sharing many countries including support provided worst affected pandemic common international efforts viet nam pursues foreign policy independence self-reliance multilateralization diversification relations reliable partner active responsible member international community viet nam attaches importance work health
VUT 2020 143 143 extraordinary time also sign resolve adapt make use available even though moment able travel together person can continue find ways harness collective commitments vision ending pandemic resetting planet sustainable peaceful footing many people around world year unparalleled challenge covid-19 unleashed complex web health economic social issues sorely tested government business community health
VUT 2020 160 160 continue find ways harness collective commitments vision ending pandemic resetting planet sustainable peaceful footing many people around world year unparalleled challenge covid-19 unleashed complex web health economic social issues sorely tested government business community systems pandemic exposed existing vulnerabilities alerted us threats new ones seen exacerbate already unacceptably high rates global health
VUT 2020 170 170 planet sustainable peaceful footing many people around world year unparalleled challenge covid-19 unleashed complex web health economic social issues sorely tested government business community systems pandemic exposed existing vulnerabilities alerted us threats new ones seen exacerbate already unacceptably high rates global inequality poverty face seen severely impacted vulnerable communities especially women health
VUT 2020 200 200 us threats new ones seen exacerbate already unacceptably high rates global inequality poverty face seen severely impacted vulnerable communities especially women girls people disabilities chronic health conditions must unite defeat scourge disease governments need able continue reach help families split kept apart alleviate consequences job losses business closures continue provide health health
VUT 2020 206 206 already unacceptably high rates global inequality poverty face seen severely impacted vulnerable communities especially women girls people disabilities chronic health conditions must unite defeat scourge disease governments need able continue reach help families split kept apart alleviate consequences job losses business closures continue provide health care enormous strains pandemic management dealing health
VUT 2020 225 225 health conditions must unite defeat scourge disease governments need able continue reach help families split kept apart alleviate consequences job losses business closures continue provide health care enormous strains pandemic management dealing drastically plummeting revenue sources mr president covid-19 also shone new light existing global challenges conflicts including escalating threat arms health
VUT 2020 229 229 defeat scourge disease governments need able continue reach help families split kept apart alleviate consequences job losses business closures continue provide health care enormous strains pandemic management dealing drastically plummeting revenue sources mr president covid-19 also shone new light existing global challenges conflicts including escalating threat arms race terrorism continuous human health
VUT 2020 262 262 president covid-19 also shone new light existing global challenges conflicts including escalating threat arms race terrorism continuous human rights abuses climate_change displacement people scourge non-communicable disease disruptions technological revolution redefining future work around world see fallout pandemic deepening community divisions escalating geopolitical tensions changing trade relations threatening peace worrisome complex global health
VUT 2020 273 273 escalating threat arms race terrorism continuous human rights abuses climate_change displacement people scourge non-communicable disease disruptions technological revolution redefining future work around world see fallout pandemic deepening community divisions escalating geopolitical tensions changing trade relations threatening peace worrisome complex global challenges compounding time multilateral environment severe pressures date make mistake need health
VUT 2020 394 394 importance global solidarity know experience always better working together isolation thankfully still confirmed suspected cases covid-19 vanuatu early border closures gave us precious window prepare health responses also come serious economic social costs top april country hit yet another severe category five tropical cyclone severity compound disaster already left enduring scars health
VUT 2020 512 512 story always will warmly embrace solidarity ldc group support afforded 40th year independent country ready next phase development journey ready make step despite catastrophe unleashed pandemic cyclone will reverberate many years come proud achievements mindful still long way go achieve sustainable development goals rather build efforts development partners graduate now extended health
WSM 2020 36 36 historically unique commemorating 75th anniversary united nations general assembly meeting virtually first time ever unprecedented times call innovative solutions leaders remain connected united fight covid-19 pandemic desire secure peaceful world mr president celebrating un milestone allows samoa reflect journey united nations united nations almost years ago ably facilitated peoples aspirations sovereign health
WSM 2020 121 121 member states grounded promise hope justice united nations offers irrespective economic political military strength committed multilateralism united nations representing last bastion challenges uncertainties beset world pandemics economic crises climate_change systemic discrimination endemic poverty dangerous threats peace security need balance power among un members well responsibilities representation people set scene partnerships bearing health
WSM 2020 162 162 un members well responsibilities representation people set scene partnerships bearing promise future theme year’s general debate apt timely need reaffirm commitment multilateralism face challenges covid pandemic can shape future want united nations need pacific sids samoa continued participate contribute actively global effort address challenges affecting development security human rights pillars united health
WSM 2020 210 210 rights pillars united nations mr president living trying unparalleled times never leaders required make hard decisions close borders provide near absolute guarantee people arrival covid-19 pandemic limit community transmission virus uncertainties facing tested mettle nations governments like never samoa extends sincere condolences un family lives lost due pandemic pays tribute selfless health
WSM 2020 232 232 people arrival covid-19 pandemic limit community transmission virus uncertainties facing tested mettle nations governments like never samoa extends sincere condolences un family lives lost due pandemic pays tribute selfless service frontline workers risking lives bring covid-19 control samoa remain covid-free spared serious life changing impacts nation people still recovering devastation december health
WSM 2020 258 258 pays tribute selfless service frontline workers risking lives bring covid-19 control samoa remain covid-free spared serious life changing impacts nation people still recovering devastation december measles outbreak claimed young lives experience tested resolve nation also strengthened unity resilience importantly reaffirmed trust investing genuine partnerships covid-19 pandemic timely reminder yet interconnectedness world health
WSM 2020 278 278 people still recovering devastation december measles outbreak claimed young lives experience tested resolve nation also strengthened unity resilience importantly reaffirmed trust investing genuine partnerships covid-19 pandemic timely reminder yet interconnectedness world teetering brink uncertainties need nations united one global solidarity unified response best armour pandemic socio-economic impacts people facing acknowledge ongoing health
WSM 2020 297 297 reaffirmed trust investing genuine partnerships covid-19 pandemic timely reminder yet interconnectedness world teetering brink uncertainties need nations united one global solidarity unified response best armour pandemic socio-economic impacts people facing acknowledge ongoing support un development partners continue assist efforts mitigate impacts pandemic hopeful successful development vaccine equal even distribution let us health
WSM 2020 313 313 nations united one global solidarity unified response best armour pandemic socio-economic impacts people facing acknowledge ongoing support un development partners continue assist efforts mitigate impacts pandemic hopeful successful development vaccine equal even distribution let us spread kindness faster virus hate fear misinformation mr president future want un need pacific sids future health
WSM 2020 354 354 misinformation mr president future want un need pacific sids future already uncertain compromised world continues current trajectory emissions causing degrees global_warming pose existential threat islands pandemic introduced temporary lockdowns severe cyclones continue rampage coastlines whittle away sea level rises higher oceans yield gnawing acidification border closures observed climate_change knows restrictions respects health
WSM 2020 410 410 flooding deadly bush fires heat waves droughts continue take devastate countless lives heightened occurrence catastrophic climatic-related disasters world attest must act absolute urgency even wake pandemic climate procrastination must end now window closes chance us stabilise earth’s climate critical meetings unfccc cop26 cbd cop15 un ocean conference postponed however equate deferment health
WSM 2020 617 617 missions countries require assistance welcome recent uae- israeli abraham accord new developments secure peaceful settlement middle east durable fair also commend secretary-general’s appeal global ceasefire pandemic end plague wars instead fight disease ravaging world mr president samoa presented second voluntary national review implementation sustainable development goals high-level political forum year also health
WSM 2020 623 623 uae- israeli abraham accord new developments secure peaceful settlement middle east durable fair also commend secretary-general’s appeal global ceasefire pandemic end plague wars instead fight disease ravaging world mr president samoa presented second voluntary national review implementation sustainable development goals high-level political forum year also represented samoa sdg moment event last health
ZAF 2020 46 46 dawn new era global cooperation forged aftermath one darkest periods history humankind world crisis counting devastation wrought war devastation plunder today throes another crisis coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic build common inclusive future aftermath covid-19 solidarity must endure words nelson mandela human solidarity concern must centre values live african continent response coronavirus health
ZAF 2020 48 48 era global cooperation forged aftermath one darkest periods history humankind world crisis counting devastation wrought war devastation plunder today throes another crisis coronavirus disease covid-19 pandemic build common inclusive future aftermath covid-19 solidarity must endure words nelson mandela human solidarity concern must centre values live african continent response coronavirus swift effective health
ZAF 2020 77 77 future aftermath covid-19 solidarity must endure words nelson mandela human solidarity concern must centre values live african continent response coronavirus swift effective continental strategy fight pandemic driven regional economic communities african union established covid-19 response fund launched ground-breaking african medical supplies platform ensure countries access necessary equipment supplies nonetheless pandemic will health
ZAF 2020 101 101 fight pandemic driven regional economic communities african union established covid-19 response fund launched ground-breaking african medical supplies platform ensure countries access necessary equipment supplies nonetheless pandemic will inevitably set back developmental aspirations resources redirect fighting pandemic set back efforts provide housing health care water sanitation education people secretary-general antonio guterres delivered health
ZAF 2020 111 111 response fund launched ground-breaking african medical supplies platform ensure countries access necessary equipment supplies nonetheless pandemic will inevitably set back developmental aspirations resources redirect fighting pandemic set back efforts provide housing health care water sanitation education people secretary-general antonio guterres delivered 18th nelson mandela annual lecture july called nations world forge health
ZAF 2020 117 117 supplies platform ensure countries access necessary equipment supplies nonetheless pandemic will inevitably set back developmental aspirations resources redirect fighting pandemic set back efforts provide housing health care water sanitation education people secretary-general antonio guterres delivered 18th nelson mandela annual lecture july called nations world forge new social contract new global deal health
ZAF 2020 190 190 call south africa wholly endorse spirit new global deal call international community international partners support rollout comprehensive stimulus package africa will enable african countries mitigate health impacts covid-19 aid us immense task rebuilding shattered economies ensure country left behind reiterate position african union economic sanctions zimbabwe sudan lifted allow governments respond health
ZAF 2020 217 217 covid-19 aid us immense task rebuilding shattered economies ensure country left behind reiterate position african union economic sanctions zimbabwe sudan lifted allow governments respond adequately pandemic also call suspension interest payments africa’s external public debt african union encouraged collaboration g20 imf world bank un towards finding solutions debt sustainability developing countries health
ZAF 2020 243 243 also call suspension interest payments africa’s external public debt african union encouraged collaboration g20 imf world bank un towards finding solutions debt sustainability developing countries pandemic highlighted urgency must strive meet sustainable development goals importantly goal end poverty forms everywhere eradicate global poverty will always fall short realising vision founders united health
ZAF 2020 317 317 decisively rot corruption robbing people opportunities services right together must raise level ambition ensure every man woman child equal chance better future future free hunger disease insecurity war world affirms dignity worth regardless race ethnicity gender sexual orientation religious affiliation social circumstances year will remembered massive groundswell push back frontiers racism health
ZAF 2020 594 594 call end illegal occupation western sahara palestinian people’s right self-determination call lifting economic embargo blockade cuba excellencies choice work together address climate_change crisis rebuild aftermath pandemic opportunity place global economy low-carbon climate resilient developmental path must advance principles green circular economies just sake environmental sustainability opportunities job creation economic growth global health
ZAF 2020 653 653 centre line paris agreement multilateral environmental commitments founders un stood crossroads years later answered history’s call craft new order world crisis today battle fires deadly pandemic racism prejudice violence war extremism poverty inequality order seek build must rooted solidarity equality unity purpose coronavirus pandemic presented us choice choice global cooperation envisaged health
ZAF 2020 671 671 order world crisis today battle fires deadly pandemic racism prejudice violence war extremism poverty inequality order seek build must rooted solidarity equality unity purpose coronavirus pandemic presented us choice choice global cooperation envisaged un charter pursuit narrow self-interest unilateralism choice tolerance prejudice choice economic justice growing inequality path choose now will health
ZAF 2020 719 719 choose now will determine collective destiny though face daunting prospects disposal potent force solidarity friendship upon united nations founded history faithfully records global response worst health emergency century let said stood acted one provided leadership gave peoples nations hope courage best fitting legacy 75th session will actions gave true meaning term health
ZMB 2020 105 105 future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism-confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action presents us opportunity evaluate existing multilateral approaches address challenges affecting peoples covid-19 pandemic decimated economies exacerbated poverty also shown us interconnected interdependent world must work together respond effectively challenges confront us today circumstances opportunity manifested need maximise comparative health
ZMB 2020 151 151 opportunity manifested need maximise comparative advantages well share expertise innovations indigenous knowledge utilised betterment people’s livelihoods remain confident concerted efforts unity purpose together can conquer pandemic global scale post-coronavirus landscape will require urgent action guarantee recovery lay solid foundation better world accordingly zambia supports calls major interventions debt relief cancellation developing health
ZMB 2020 207 207 research vaccination cure covid-19 iii mobilisation resources local international community mr president prior onset covid-19 young people already three times likely unemployed compared adult counterparts pandemic pushes global economy deeper crisis young generation risk disproportionately bear brunt mass unemployment under-protection regard wish share zambian government launched multi sectoral youth empowerment programme health
ZWE 2020 93 93 skillfully executing responsibilities tenure year celebrate diamond jubilee united nations organization gratifying continue make qualitative difference lives many people throughout world jubilation sadly marred covid pandemic brought fore importance unity effective multilateral cooperation building future want theme 75th session future want united nations need reaffirming collective commitments multilateralism-confronting covid-19 effective multilateral health
ZWE 2020 172 172 respect observe sovereign equality states excellencies zimbabwe new path like nations region facing humanitarian challenges case worsened illegal sanctions negative impact climate_change compounded outbreak covid-19 pandemic however administration continues record notable achievements towards sustainable development leaves one behind macro- economic stabilization reforms seen reduction budget deficit single digit well positive balance health
ZWE 2020 212 212 stabilization reforms seen reduction budget deficit single digit well positive balance current account coupled foreign exchange rate prices stability major infrastructure projects ongoing rehabilitation construction health service facilities water sanitation infrastructure well roads dams bridges across country investments mining agriculture tourism energy manufacturing sectors increase optimistic implementation second phase ease business health
ZWE 2020 382 382 capacity implement achieve sustainable development especially sdgs therefore call general assembly strongly pronounce unilateral illegal sanctions excellencies let assure zimbabwe continues implement measures battle covid-19 pandemic instituting phased lockdowns following world health organization guidelines government also provided zwl billion approximately us million economic stimulus package zimbabwe welcomes calls un secretary general health
ZWE 2020 388 388 sdgs therefore call general assembly strongly pronounce unilateral illegal sanctions excellencies let assure zimbabwe continues implement measures battle covid-19 pandemic instituting phased lockdowns following world health organization guidelines government also provided zwl billion approximately us million economic stimulus package zimbabwe welcomes calls un secretary general director general dr tedros ghebreyesus covid-19 health
ZWE 2020 492 492 spirit hosted 6th africa regional forum sustainable development victoria falls february adopted victoria falls declaration decade action sustainable development africa move forward believe strengthening public health systems international solidarity partnerships critical excellencies celebrate 25th anniversary 4th world conference women st october year gratified highlight zimbabwe taken major steps implementing beijing declaration health

KWIC - Climate

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COL 1953 85 85 pact peace good will debates proved occasions suspicion mistrust reckless moves towards fresh disasters rather instruments conciliation agreement year year face anguished hopes mankind international temperature risen fever pitch providing frightful warning impending danger now closing months year brought many vain hopes peace tension great powers become intensified point obliterating horizon climate
ISL 1953 881 881 last question admission new members mentioned now least nineteen countries outside united nations applied admission know security council must recommend membership applicant ever since lowering temperature cold war since number nations kept outside united nations increasing rule however according article charter supposed membership united nations open peace-loving nations able willing carry climate
RUS 1953 4595 4595 general assembly sessions another prerequisite told lessening international tension united states secretary state made statement general assembly effect direct connexion possibility achieving system disarmament international temperature said solution disarmament question possible drop political temperature conditions cessation war korea drop temperature first condition fulfilled second position uncertain times temperature may go times climate
RUS 1953 4603 4603 tension united states secretary state made statement general assembly effect direct connexion possibility achieving system disarmament international temperature said solution disarmament question possible drop political temperature conditions cessation war korea drop temperature first condition fulfilled second position uncertain times temperature may go times measures may taken bring yet conditions regarded essential climate
RUS 1953 4609 4609 statement general assembly effect direct connexion possibility achieving system disarmament international temperature said solution disarmament question possible drop political temperature conditions cessation war korea drop temperature first condition fulfilled second position uncertain times temperature may go times measures may taken bring yet conditions regarded essential prerequisites adoption measures aimed reduction armaments climate
RUS 1953 4617 4617 system disarmament international temperature said solution disarmament question possible drop political temperature conditions cessation war korea drop temperature first condition fulfilled second position uncertain times temperature may go times measures may taken bring yet conditions regarded essential prerequisites adoption measures aimed reduction armaments prohibition atomic weapon present united states secretary state climate
RUS 1953 5809 5809 preparing new world war calls upon governments take measures put stop propaganda incompatible fundamental purposes principles united nations soviet union deeply convinced real way lower temperature lessen tension international atmosphere also ensure peace security peoples enabling live without fear anxiety build lives see fit accordance great sovereign rights independent peoples sincerely climate
UKR 1953 1614 1614 period second world war even last two three years maintain soviet union proposals contain nothing new merely trying conceal determination avoid decisions might help lower temperature international atmosphere maintain peace first proposal soviet draft resolution rev prohibition atomic hydrogen weapons types weapons mass destruction establishment strict international control ensure observance prohibition climate
FRA 1955 461 461 incitement crude nationalism attempts cause disruption objects disequilibrium ultimately hegemony short negation coexistence true relaxation tension hand rules disguise shifts manoeuvres instrument one particular policy climate_action parties implies reciprocal respect values essential interests preliminary gradual progress towards general rapprochement lays foundation tolerance coexistence can built true spirit geneva also fundamental principle climate
AUS 1958 1828 1828 present time earth satellites represent spectacular advance technology give promise great new field scientific data regions space immediately around planet information extensive outer layers atmosphere temperature intensity radiation great heights part man’s growing understanding universe optical radio astronomy situation australia southern hemisphere given us special opportunities research taken advantage years like climate
AUS 1959 329 329 confidence generating exercise cure-all specific problems add unlikely confidence will substituted suspicion one round high-level visits maybe world will need succession visits considerable period time temperature world’s political atmosphere sufficiently reduced moreover suspicion just state mind can approached without regard causes democratic side find difficult understand steady pressure maintained non-communist countries climate
FRA 1959 469 469 crisis whole europe indeed question general european settlement immediately raised everyone aware slow development generally negative results geneva conference least virtue opening discussion also reducing temperature crisis seriousness threats made implied certain attitudes adopted discussions geneva suspended reasons common knowledge doubt will resumed later everything still melting-pot assembly naturally available information climate
THA 1960 1056 1056 complex problem disarmament remains explosive issue time meanwhile way found dissociate fortune disarmament efforts world peace words lack success reaching still elusive agreement subject cause temperature world body rise purpose understanding even tacit one arrived whereby intermittent setbacks disarmament negotiations used psychological gains increase international tension fears war benefit one party climate
CMR 1964 165 165 secret expressing anxiety felt us led us take paradoxical step opening general debate without agenda thus assuming incredible measure freedom desires can discourse sex angels temperature venus without able call us order many burning pressing problems demand attention can explained general assembly world expects yearly review prospects peace advancement development mankind climate
SWE 1966 866 866 countries shall make proposals regarding co-ordination various programmes order achieve highest possible efficiency glad note spite increased international tension caused largely war viet-nam raising political temperature europe registered present situation europe characterized increased mobility rapidly increasing contacts countries least eastern western european peoples sweden consider trend desirable worth encouraging another field climate
CHL 1968 374 374 actors authors history rather say fate gambled perhaps lost without consent dangerously unjust fashion example pernicious contagious internationally nationally know agreements disagreements great powers fluctuations temperature war facts small countries forced recognize inevitable since involve us must tackle vigorously moral political standpoint matters common concern fall within legitimate sphere action every climate
CUB 1973 4269 4269 edelstam dark dangerous days behaved zeal solicitude honour swedish diplomacy swedish government four cubans still chile able get argentina abandoned andes without adequate food clothing temperature degrees zero argentine patrol found took barracks giving help food expected know happened two arrested anything happened cuban merchant vessel playa larga also treacherously shelled climate
AUS 1977 884 884 nuclear power requirement stage australia will position make significant contribution towards supplying needs increasingly energy-deficient world given scope conservation expanding conventional energy sources limited alternative renewable_energy sources unlikely brought commercial use short medium term expansion use nuclear power will essential next decades least recognizing responsibility international community australia prepared co-operate nations climate
NLD 1977 1481 1481 can done achieve higher energy efficiently recent conference sponsored unitar shown sources recoverable fossil fuels far exhausted much higher recovery rate feasible promising alternative resources renewable_energy least technological developments respect get support hitherto hope preparatory work united nations conference new renewable sources energy will give strong impetus activities field can tremendous climate
DEU 1978 2054 2054 designed meet host countries requirement full control economies investors requirement legal security field energy international community confronted challenge smoothly leading world era oil era new renewable_energy sources challenge can met basis world-wide co-operation hence community welcomes resolution adopted sixty fifth session economic social council recommending conference new renewable_energy sources convened simultaneously climate
DEU 1978 2076 2076 oil era new renewable_energy sources challenge can met basis world-wide co-operation hence community welcomes resolution adopted sixty fifth session economic social council recommending conference new renewable_energy sources convened simultaneously objective establishing equitable international economic order nations pursue objective translating equitable order reality home well must primary aim every development policy satisfy climate
JPN 1978 1494 1494 energy form compatible prevention proliferation nuclear weapons furthermore vital research development furthered international co-operation order promote efficient use existing energy sources development new sources including renewable_energy country intends co-operate actively international efforts fields determined join efforts developing countries field energy development noted beginning remarks world community today faces extraordinarily difficult problems climate
MLT 1978 1383 1383 restoring region new spirit independent respected role council international relations even speak today country’s initiative representatives mediterranean countries meeting malta establish regional centre practical utilization renewable_energy sources wind solar biomass energy future-oriented planning regional basis neglecting global aspect therefore support proposal holding international conference fact offered act host meeting years ago climate
USA 1978 1527 1527 nuclear power including assured nuclear fuel supplies developing nations course participate design management institutions form basis international nuclear energy regime priority attention must given development renewable_energy resources many technologies already exist harnessing solar wind geothermal power us can benefit technologies special effort made meet needs poorer countries two opportunities now exist climate
USA 1978 1583 1583 role united states supports proposed united nations conference new renewable sources energy conference result co-ordinated united nations energy effort clearer priorities also provide up-to-date information renewable_energy technology examine role private sector energy development undp might also expand efforts help nations assess renewable_energy possibilities finance testing new technologies provide training technical assistance climate
USA 1978 1599 1599 nations energy effort clearer priorities also provide up-to-date information renewable_energy technology examine role private sector energy development undp might also expand efforts help nations assess renewable_energy possibilities finance testing new technologies provide training technical assistance effective energy management united states willing contribute major global effort develop new energy resources will intensify climate
MEX 1979 1477 1477 incompatible interdependent nature magnitude problems face today objective criterion treatment nuclear energy peaceful purposes based failed take production hydrocarbons account conference whose purpose study new renewable_energy sources make sense us excluded consideration older conventional sources consistent co-ordinate energy matters within one over-all policy respecting special characteristics energy source neither seem justified climate
USA 1979 1391 1391 created supporting expansion world bank’s programme exploration development mineral fuels bank also considering whether local programmes development finance adequate support rapid application solar small hydroelectric renewable_energy technologies developing nations inter-american development bank proposed creation facility provide political risk insurance loan guarantees private investment energy minerals projects region effective means stimulating energy climate
BFA 1980 1904 1904 order break deadlock framework collective eff ort establish new economic order effort solidarity realism redefine terms dialogue producers consumers parallel research pursued intensified field new renewable_energy sources wind energy solar energy nuclear energy possibilities taken account global strategy aimed resolving world energy crisis complicated problems world disquieting signs dawn new international climate
JAM 1980 992 992 relative emphasis attached either may vary country country greatly affected long run world community therefore obligation deploy adequate financial technological resources tap potential sources new renewable_energy must ensure united nations conference new renewable sources energy scheduled takes concrete action regard major concern energy relates availability supplies oil-importing developing countries inflation global climate
URY 1980 2380 2380 caribbean countries well proposal president mexico thirty-fourth session general assembly proposal warmly supported country vital ensure transition present-day economy based hydrocarbons economy based essentially new renewable_energy sources uruguay attaches particular importance problems science technology attainment development sound basis impossible without establishment endogenous capacity held end hope resolutions united nations conference science climate
GIN 1981 1848 1848 mankind possible nuclear holocaust aware united nations mandate safeguard strengthen international peace security delegation revolutionary people’s republic guinea reaffirms readiness work effectively harmony states improve climate_crisis tension now prevails international relations promote building world peace justice progress mrs de amorim sao tome principe interpretation french year great family members united nations climate
GTM 1981 887 887 guatemala thus guatemala making great efforts reduce dependence foreign fuels construction large hydroelectric complexes also utilizing natural resources applying technology suited environment make use new renewable_energy sources endowed nature country places experience service mankind sports guatemala operate complete autonomy continues receive possible aid government republic guatemalan youth may derive physical spiritual climate
GMB 1982 1844 1844 action development utilization new renewable sources energy designed ensure sustained supply energy conventional non-conventional sources including small-scale rural projects development indigenous energy sources research new renewable_energy technologies world bank already estimated annual basis oil-importing developing countries need minimum billion develop domestic energy resources connection government gambia welcomes proposed world bank energy climate
KEN 1982 1900 1900 imple mentation nairobi programme action thus clear session assembly take certain fundamental decisions follow-up nairobi conference energy first decide question mobilization financial resources harnessing new renewable_energy resources regard role united nations must recognized bilateral arrange ments raising funds supplement replace multilateral arrangements secondly united nations activities carried implementation nairobi programme action climate
KEN 1982 1943 1943 united nations activities carried implementation nairobi programme action must well co-ordi nated connection delegation deems necessary establish secretariat also service intergovernmental body assembly designate new renewable_energy sources delegation kenya stands ready participate actively discussions item now future turning now question science technology development like stress significance government attaches strengthening capacity developing climate
VCT 1983 2388 2388 member world community wise counsel will prevail future end began mr president now wish fruitful tension-reducing term office may history record watershed change may economic climate_change expand political climate_change right hope dream work quest peace social justice relentlessly whose future depends us may reassured climate
VCT 1983 2391 2391 wise counsel will prevail future end began mr president now wish fruitful tension-reducing term office may history record watershed change may economic climate_change expand political climate_change right hope dream work quest peace social justice relentlessly whose future depends us may reassured climate
RWA 1985 2444 2444 iran war taking ever alarming dimensions government rwanda encouraging initiatives efforts mediation aimed putting end fratricidal conflict asia objective promoting peace security seriously compromised persistence climate_crisis tension kampuchea afghanistan connection republic rwanda reaffirms adherence principle non-intervention internal affairs states associates relevant decisions taken organization inspired need scrupulously respect principle principle well climate
CSK 1986 1605 1605 lasting civil spiritual cultural social freedoms peaceful settlement international disputes conflicts something regard essential precondition establishment universal security unfortunately year failed note decrease persistent feverish temperature hotbeds tension throughout world opinion just lasting peace middle east can secured neither arrogance tel aviv attempts partial solutions right palestinians self-determination including establishment state climate
SDN 1986 1816 1816 unfavorable impede achievement development social justice several proposals recommendations various sources notably brandt commission emphasized positive role developed countries can play creating favorable international economic climate_action proposals urgently needed long useful deliberations taken place united nations particular special session critical economic situation africa many african countries becoming increasingly dependent external financing climate
WSM 1987 803 803 submitting general assembly report another major report great significance environmental perspective year beyond countries world can longer ignore proliferating worsening threats environment thinning ozone layer greenhouse effect desertification deforestation ever increasing pollution poisoning earth sea sky waste chemicals acting provisions vienna convention protection ozone layer member states taken small step agreeing climate
ATG 1988 742 742 realize mutual interest lies breaking deadlock call environment gives impetus progress within developing countries vigorous healthy growth international trade public anxiety increased throughout world knowledge greenhouse effect begun impact upon planet will cause even greater atmospheric changes years come threat ozone layer brought realization individual country acting alone can protect environment climate
AUT 1988 2329 2329 context initiative norwegian government concerning holding co-operatic economic commission europe regional conference ministerial level review process ongoing work field dramatic changes environment depletion ozone layer greenhouse effect mention two serious environmental problems global dimension may seriously threaten mankind’s existence concerted action called want maintain restore ecological balance globe pleased recall point climate
AUT 1988 2392 2392 substances deplete ozone layer signed recently austria also hosted several high-ranking scientific meetings auspices united nations environmental programme world meteorological organization international council scientific unions carbon_dioxide emissions reflects grave concern climatic changes hope elaboration protocol control redaction nitrogen oxide emissions will take us another important step forward implementation convention long-range transboundary climate
BRB 1988 752 752 matter special concern us caribbean dependent economies upon ocean scientific research continues reveal pernicious threats environment threaten existence human race need mention done others so-called greenhouse effect atmospheric pollutants depletion ox e layer demand urgent attention world community causes problems diverse problems however degree reflect insensitivity fragile nature environment must exist climate
BTN 1988 745 745 ozone layer poisoning rivers skies sections oceans destruction whole ecosystems reached insurmountable proportions turned planet vast dumping ground furthermore experienced past summer new york know greenhouse effect first hand however reports world commission environment development entitled common future brundtland report outline constructive steps address even reverse present trends gravest threat far climate
CAN 1988 1298 1298 treaty us reduce environmental damage blight stated amounts within specific time-frames acid rain limited one nation one continent international problem demands believe viable international solution greenhouse effect deterioration ozone layer disposal toxic wastes causes legitimate concern around world encouraged strong emphasis given environment others year’s debate problems environmental protection require strengthened climate
CAN 1988 1364 1364 montreal protocol protection ozone layer landmark example nations working together can accomplish ï urge states yet done sign ratify protocol without delay increasingly urgent question global_warming climate_change received serious attention international conference changing atmosphere toronto last june goal international framework convention protection atmosphere applaud work united nations environment programme developing global climate
CAN 1988 1365 1365 protocol protection ozone layer landmark example nations working together can accomplish ï urge states yet done sign ratify protocol without delay increasingly urgent question global_warming climate_change received serious attention international conference changing atmosphere toronto last june goal international framework convention protection atmosphere applaud work united nations environment programme developing global convention climate
CYP 1988 1384 1384 environment good case point threats posed selfish short-sighted simply ignorant environmental policies legion catalogue daunting pollution seas rivers soil deforestation desertification widening gap ozone layer greenhouse effect climatic changes depletion irreplaceable natural resources dumping toxic wastes acid rain modern scourges addressed become unmanageable destructive consequences become irreversible particular mention made fact climate
GBR 1988 193 193 ozone layer first identified british antarctic survey caused instant international alarm concern already led agreement limit production certain industrial chemicals possibility climatic change caused increase greenhouse gases leading global heat trap become real concern increases predicted global temperatures substantial effects within next decades life human society even small variations great consequences climate
IDN 1988 2252 2252 environmental issues attracted heightened attention international community resulted introduction two major reports last year’s general assembly intensified concern issues toxic waste acid rain climatic change greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer desertification escalating pollution danger irreversible destruction environment increasingly recognized intense economic activity related development well conditions mass poverty deprivation ace inextricably climate
ISL 1988 940 940 challenges facing us related areas environment development rightly observed last year’s report brundtland commission face vast expanding dimension responsibility sphere ecology problems transnational character pollution greenhouse effect deterioration ozone layer must tackled global strategy seriously impair quality life planet neglect environment turn directly related gloomy economic situation many developing countries africa climate
MDV 1988 1696 1696 environment land air sea threatens life-support systems earth maldives small archipelagic state entirely dependent upon seas livelihood degradation marine ecosystem rise mean sea-level due so-called greenhouse effect matter grave concern us last year may recalled maldives witnessed fury tidal eruptions three times suffered extensive damage tidal waves hurricanes typhoons becoming increasingly climate
NPL 1988 1187 1187 year witnessed tragic number natural disasters calamities struck various parts globe including region south asia coming broad global environmental concerns relating depletion ozone layer increase greenhouse effect among others spurred calls comprehensive study climate man’s environment country welcomes inclusion item entitled conservation climate part common heritage mankind agenda general assembly session climate
RUS 1988 2437 2437 upon us take responsible decisions today liabilities tens thousands nuclear warheads hundreds thousands tons toxic agents mountains conventional armaments holes burnt ozone layer eroding biosphere greenhouse effect depletion non-renewable sources energy acid rains deserts devouring green world forest fires-and floods drying seas dying fauna terrorism peoples aggression nature cur assets world’s climate
SWE 1988 718 718 constitute danger entire planet among environmental degradation dramatic large-scale effects threat survival inferior arms race alarming research reports tell us climate begun change probable result greenhouse effect life-giving resources destroyed erosion desertification devastation forests people’s health increasingly affected poisoning water food chains depletion ozone layer causes threats environment lie excessive exploitation climate
VCT 1988 1033 1033 human suffering degradation dangers likely caused short-sightedness deliberate environmental practices many varied issues toxic wastes deforestation desertification acid rain widening gap ozone layer climatic changes greenhouse effect environmental hazards must addressed international community irreversible damage done environment issues mast placed priority list united nations swift workable solutions must found mankind survive climate
WSM 1988 1537 1537 years begin realise may irrevocably sown seeds destruction earth many ways may late reverse much damage already done scientists tell us thinning ozone layer resultant greenhouse effect cumulative results pollutants truly terrifying scientists think damage see today consequence years ago pollutants fewer less potent children will feel much greater damage resulting climate
ZWE 1988 1475 1475 one major causes environmental degradation today people may forced cut rain forest economic necessity tropics effects will felt equally new york london tokyo much talk greenhouse effect year commission environment told us plausible way reversing trend may raise standards living third world unilateral solutions impossible needed global dialogue non-aligned movement consistently climate
ATG 1989 549 549 international criminal court justice empowered jurisdiction bring trial convict dealers death nationality sanctity life meaning traffic drugs threat terrorism potential undermine sovereignty harm environment resulting global_warming threatens coastline every country flooding low-lying island nations complete submersion march year witnessed convening summit meeting protection global atmosphere leaders countries adopted common declaration addressed climate
ATG 1989 655 655 forests provide timber make land available cattle ranching agriculture much developed countries done centuries grave nature resulting looming crisis can gleaned computer projections indicate accumulation carbon_dioxide atmosphere consequence development increase earth’s average temperature degrees fahrenheit year resulting weather patterns make infertile large tracts land now food production oceans rise several feet climate
ATG 1989 662 662 ranching agriculture much developed countries done centuries grave nature resulting looming crisis can gleaned computer projections indicate accumulation carbon_dioxide atmosphere consequence development increase earth’s average temperature degrees fahrenheit year resulting weather patterns make infertile large tracts land now food production oceans rise several feet flood large areas coastal land thereby causing climate
ATG 1989 713 713 innocent non-contributing island countries disappear sea undoubtedly increased recognition countries gravity environmental problem collectively specific measures can taken nations world safeguard planet imposition special taxes carbon-dioxide emissions serve encourage conservation environmental review become integral part lending procedures within countries local banks prevented providing funds projects destroy habitats funding increased research alternative climate
ATG 1989 785 785 number costly measures implemented simple act establishing international tree-planting programme highly recommended country appreciates problem complex antigua barbuda accepts view enunciated commonwealth secretary-general current work greenhouse gases global_warming requires combined skills physicists meteorologists biologists geographers economists lawyers engineers deal problems satisfactorily challenge statesmen thinkers widely accented solutions require multilateral co-operation insist climate
ATG 1989 787 787 measures implemented simple act establishing international tree-planting programme highly recommended country appreciates problem complex antigua barbuda accepts view enunciated commonwealth secretary-general current work greenhouse gases global_warming requires combined skills physicists meteorologists biologists geographers economists lawyers engineers deal problems satisfactorily challenge statesmen thinkers widely accented solutions require multilateral co-operation insist principle multilateralism climate
BGD 1989 1289 1289 years ignoring alarm signals concern environment new altered deep consciousness litany causes consequences now become jargon everyday mass media usage concerns growing depletion ozone layer global_warming greenhouse effect sea-level rise acid rain toxic waste desertification deforestation affixing blame inevitable fall-out must however run risk detracted goals protect planet point must elude climate
BGD 1989 1290 1290 ignoring alarm signals concern environment new altered deep consciousness litany causes consequences now become jargon everyday mass media usage concerns growing depletion ozone layer global_warming greenhouse effect sea-level rise acid rain toxic waste desertification deforestation affixing blame inevitable fall-out must however run risk detracted goals protect planet point must elude us climate
BLR 1989 1340 1340 country will make possible actual utilization benefit peoples individuals enormous potential inherent socialist production relations problem universal security aggravated new environmental threats pollution atmosphere water greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer deforestation desertification today calls urgent review many traditional views balance interests individual states community nations need international multilateral research problems appear climate
BLZ 1989 1293 1293 today holds centre stage environment coming decade world must deal much effectively problems resulting degradation environment acid rain ocean pollution nuclear toxic waste ozone depletion climate_change industrial countries account per cent carbon_dioxide emissions main cause global_warming clearly therefore major responsibility reduce emissions rests belize concerns rain forests coral reef system flora climate
BLZ 1989 1299 1299 decade world must deal much effectively problems resulting degradation environment acid rain ocean pollution nuclear toxic waste ozone depletion climate_change industrial countries account per cent carbon_dioxide emissions main cause global_warming clearly therefore major responsibility reduce emissions rests belize concerns rain forests coral reef system flora fauna gifts god duty protect generations climate
BLZ 1989 1303 1303 much effectively problems resulting degradation environment acid rain ocean pollution nuclear toxic waste ozone depletion climate_change industrial countries account per cent carbon_dioxide emissions main cause global_warming clearly therefore major responsibility reduce emissions rests belize concerns rain forests coral reef system flora fauna gifts god duty protect generations belizeans yet unborn committed climate
BRA 1989 1171 1171 life death anti-life destruction human person chiefly purest form youth question environment another dimension interdependence nations inhabitants small planet condemned solidarity environmental question planetary aspects climate_change depletion ozone layer must discussed narrow perspective problem north south less developed countries irresponsible behaviour affecting ecological balance world truth quite different industrialized countries bear climate
BRB 1989 312 312 struggle economic advancement social development non-industrialised nations world one urgent consuming priorities international life today current international problems debt protectionism net reverse flew financial resources global_warming threats earth’s ozone layer creeping deserts pollution forms environmental degradation destruction wrought hurricanes natural disasters ands drug abuse illegal traffic drugs compound plight peoples developing climate
CAN 1989 1014 1014 shown courage foresight preparing participate genuine negotiations popular demonstrations south africa tolerance authorities reflect popular will reaches across colour international attention use threat sanctions contributed climate_change must relaxed substantial reform place even today children starve adults perish old conflicts born hatred greed continue fester cheating future generations defiling honour ancient civilizations climate
CAN 1989 1348 1348 knows borders end share air water- suffer corruption loss let us agree session assembly hold proposed conference environment development let us move forward towards convention climate_change regard canada played leading role development united nations draft let us start realistic dialog developed developing world environmental scourge threatens states rich poor detect today climate
CRI 1989 1750 1750 find agreement acid rain damages relations among industrialized countries lack drinking water millions men women children perhaps even greater challenge justifiably concerned possible consequences gradual global_warming earth know one answer massive reforestation tropical countries destruction ozone layer creates new risks new forms life planet technologies needed face challenges based patents expensive climate
CYP 1989 1724 1724 towards elaboration integrated environmental policy tackle problems disposal toxic hazardous wastes depletion ozone layer desertification commend ongoing united nations environment programme world meteorological organization study climate_change environmental economic repercussions special united nations study key environmental issues including link environment development witnessing today just time united nations created ashes second world war climate
DEU 1989 2055 2055 new thinking reflects growing awareness global interdependence today question reconciling economic ecological factors people increasingly resisting destruction natural sources life nation affected nation bear responsibility global_warming destruction ozone layer desertification contamination soil air water pollutants waste forest depletion threaten life earth one earth entrusted us must remain habitable future generations well climate
DNK 1989 981 981 importance development survival humanity planet regarded inheritance past generations rather treasure held trust future generations scientists clearly convincingly demonstrated threats environment posed depletion ozone layer greenhouse effect forms environmental degradation including deforestation desertification world economic summit july called determined concerted international response environmental challenge early adoption world-wide policies based sustainable development climate
ESP 1989 2066 2066 nations conference environment development focused analysis problems apart co-operation north south hence consideration environmental factor programmes development aid conference will course deal questions world dimensions greenhouse effect protection o2one layer trans-border movements wastes things affect countries major implications developing countries economically financially well respect technological support transfers enormously delicate subject solution climate
FIN 1989 602 602 goal determined population policies translated national population plans spelled world population plan action pursued vigorously regard protection environment problem lately become apparent widely recognized problem climate_change industrialized developing countries directly affected depletion ozone layer increasing emissions carbon dioxides produce so-called greenhouse effect climate earth increasing presence substances atmosphere cause acid rain climate
FIN 1989 617 617 regard protection environment problem lately become apparent widely recognized problem climate_change industrialized developing countries directly affected depletion ozone layer increasing emissions carbon dioxides produce so-called greenhouse effect climate earth increasing presence substances atmosphere cause acid rain direct dangers health therefore hardly surprise witnessed increasing international activity field several initiatives taken launch climate
FIN 1989 855 855 also level regional national local development development co-operation programmes finland emphasized activities deforestation feel experience expertise see deforestation urgent order help stop soil erosion counteract greenhouse effect counterbalance continued cutting trees fuel immediate human needs respect development new renewable soirees energy crucial importance broader scale look forward united nations conference environment climate
FJI 1989 699 699 marine resources drift-net fishing wall death constructed distant water fishing fleets unanimous position south pacific forum practice must stop third danger threatens environment phenomenon called greenhouse effect global_warming likely cause rise sea levels submerge many low-lying islands pacific elsewhere issue must continue addressed international community matter urgency important us preserve protect climate
FJI 1989 701 701 drift-net fishing wall death constructed distant water fishing fleets unanimous position south pacific forum practice must stop third danger threatens environment phenomenon called greenhouse effect global_warming likely cause rise sea levels submerge many low-lying islands pacific elsewhere issue must continue addressed international community matter urgency important us preserve protect promote indigenous climate
FRA 1989 2576 2576 prospect mind conference environment development united nations secretary-general convening will represent major turning-point world climate conference will take place afford opportunity making significant progress question greenhouse effect community earnestly calls conclusion international agreement climatic changes also like dialogue started ocean-bed mining community already taken take number decisions immediate effects early implementation climate
FRA 1989 2611 2611 also like dialogue started ocean-bed mining community already taken take number decisions immediate effects early implementation faster pace helsinki decisions eradication chlorofluorocarbons launching programme action greenhouse effect accession basle convention movements dangerous waste creation european environmental agency drawing-up tropical forest assistance programme actions coupled support current international negotiations integration environmental issues climate
GAB 1989 1190 1190 detente agree emphasized development efforts agreed country aimed achieving better life mankind sound environment regards environment perils modern world industrial pollution air warming trend planet greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer dumping storing waste types name call world-wide attention face might seem brake progress country adopted measures alleviate repercussions people thinking particularly climate
GBR 1989 204 204 can today opportunities united nations make good use fine framework law order peace spoke suddenly become real new problems must face together moved cold war global_warming fresh ideas attitudes changing face soviet union eastern europe agree mr shevardnadze interests us perestroika succeed liberty reasserting poland hungary drawing thousands germans east west climate
GBR 1989 1851 1851 meet global challenge need stronger international institutions clearer priorities britain doubled voluntary financial contribution united nations environment programme britain called may early negotiation international convention climate_change britain active helping protect tropical forests whose importance terms climate resources now far better understood priorities preservation must live alongside priorities development economic growth balance climate
GTM 1989 946 946 active part process guatemala ready promote develop without jeopardies ecology well-being future generations country mankind must express deepest concern deterioration environment today disregard cataclysmic risks climate_change consequences damage environment countries industrialized nations least developed countries recognize gravity problem urgent need find practical solutions responsibility must course shared regards measures taken feel climate
ISL 1989 416 416 created land sea atmosphere us particularly reference developing world becoming apparent without reducing poverty time protecting environment economic growth will denied us future seeing effects global_warming greenhouse effect destruction tropical rain forests deforestation acid rain desertification depletion ozone layer inhabitants earth’s continents need reminded oceans cover per cent earth’s surface will climate
ISL 1989 417 417 land sea atmosphere us particularly reference developing world becoming apparent without reducing poverty time protecting environment economic growth will denied us future seeing effects global_warming greenhouse effect destruction tropical rain forests deforestation acid rain desertification depletion ozone layer inhabitants earth’s continents need reminded oceans cover per cent earth’s surface will remain climate
JPN 1989 2227 2227 past years blink eye vast continuum history mankind ventured far reaches space sought explore oceans- depths ominous acceleration pace environmental destruction health planet gravely threatened global_warming destruction ozone layer depletion tropical rain forests acid rain desertification global environmental problems confront us today must dealt entire international community working together generation solemn climate
JPN 1989 2449 2449 approximately billion yen next three years earlier month japan co-operation unep host tokyo conference global environment constructive scientific discussions held recommendations formulated question atmospheric changes global_warming relationship development environment developing countries among results suggestion made first time maximum permissible limit carbon_dioxide emissions recommendations measures developed developing countries take believe recommendations will climate
JPN 1989 2464 2464 environment constructive scientific discussions held recommendations formulated question atmospheric changes global_warming relationship development environment developing countries among results suggestion made first time maximum permissible limit carbon_dioxide emissions recommendations measures developed developing countries take believe recommendations will serve important guidelines discussions session general assembly international efforts prior united nations conference environment development climate
LBR 1989 1419 1419 menace late nowadays environmental degradation occupies high position agenda virtually every international conference well stake nothing short continuing existence life planet indeed depletion ozone layer global_warming result greenhouse effect desertification toxic waste rank among immediate concerns regards effect ecosystem particularly though delegation wishes focus attention dumping toxic hazardous wastes territories developing climate
LBR 1989 1421 1421 nowadays environmental degradation occupies high position agenda virtually every international conference well stake nothing short continuing existence life planet indeed depletion ozone layer global_warming result greenhouse effect desertification toxic waste rank among immediate concerns regards effect ecosystem particularly though delegation wishes focus attention dumping toxic hazardous wastes territories developing countries connection climate
LBR 1989 1658 1658 developed countries begin impose form environmental conditionalities resource transfers developing countries conclude point permit recall question environment goes beyond toxic wastes also issues ozone layer greenhouse effect desertification name warrant urgent attention international community light proposed international conference environment development held go long way towards addressing issues world community late witnessed climate
LBY 1989 2174 2174 unprecedented environmental crisis nature sending us urgent warnings can ignored peril numerous growing indicators crisis around us addition serious air_pollution desertification soil erosion depletion forests greenhouse effect unusual climatic changes deterioration ozone layer also problem nuclear industrial toxic wastes given rise justifiable concern especially third world scheming outsiders dump materials collective climate
LUX 1989 1280 1280 international conference environment planned government agrees entirely need draw model convention define problem lay guidelines international action concrete measures destruction tropical forests burning turn produces carbon_dioxide atmosphere halted rights indigenous peoples particularly along amazon want preserve natural environment respected universal policy protection maintenance forests launched shall succeed courageous campaigns conducted number climate
MDV 1989 1127 1127 problems related development activities mankind serious efforts made global regional national levels protect environment delegation particularly concerned effects degradation environment especially depletion ozone layer consequent global_warming rise sea level maldives low-lying archipelagic state entirely dependent upon surrounding seas degradation marine ecosystem rise mean sea level matter grave concern maldives will recalled climate
MEX 1989 1398 1398 institutions increased improved channelled existing structures country voices can longer ignored nation capacity draw upon lessons history experience will tell modernize institutions order strengthen sovereignty climate_change throughout world made us aware solutions global problems left hands countries however powerful may halting deterioration environment combating drug addiction trafficking predicting natural disasters tasks climate
MLT 1989 500 500 life garth urgent action needed save planet new environmental problems call innovative solutions devised actively supported initiative taken prance netherlands norway led hague declaration atmosphere climate_change signed last march malta raising environmental concerns every forum will recalled malta’s initiative protect global climate led resolution unanimously adopted entitled protection global climate present climate
MLT 1989 530 530 raising environmental concerns every forum will recalled malta’s initiative protect global climate led resolution unanimously adopted entitled protection global climate present future generations mankind characterized climate_change common concern mankind resolution sets essentially plan action counter growing problem adverse climate_change satisfied progress made intergovernmental panel climate_change established world meteorological organization united nations climate
MLT 1989 543 543 resolution unanimously adopted entitled protection global climate present future generations mankind characterized climate_change common concern mankind resolution sets essentially plan action counter growing problem adverse climate_change satisfied progress made intergovernmental panel climate_change established world meteorological organization united nations environment programme convinced proposed remedies effected take account economies developing states states already climate
MLT 1989 549 549 climate present future generations mankind characterized climate_change common concern mankind resolution sets essentially plan action counter growing problem adverse climate_change satisfied progress made intergovernmental panel climate_change established world meteorological organization united nations environment programme convinced proposed remedies effected take account economies developing states states already developed polluted now expect states stultify climate
MLT 1989 591 591 states states already developed polluted now expect states stultify growth basis international convention climate enjoy widespread general acceptance malta also actively participated commonwealth group experts climate_change looks forward outcome discussion subject october meeting commonwealth heads government held malaysia new proposal putting forward active consideration forty-fourth session pleased announce accepted assembly’s general climate
NLD 1989 1640 1640 next two years second united nations climate conference will important step process towards convention netherlands greatly values preparatory work technical studies currently carried intergovernmental panel climate_change established united nations environment programme unep world meteorological organization wmo endeavours protect atmosphere indeed environment whole can successful full participation developing countries well time well climate
NLD 1989 1731 1731 matters forest management industrial adaptation energy pollution monitoring research can state country prepared contribute financial mechanism aim providing additional impulse efforts solve problems atmospheric pollution climate_change netherlands government organizing ministerial conference issues held netherlands next november gratified many countries will attend generally believe reflect ways strengthening international instruments protection environment age climate
NOR 1989 814 814 concerning environment several factors contributed change reports severe lasting ecological degradation atmospheric water soil pollution coming many regions world scientists warn us may facing general global_warming significant changes world climate stratospheric ozone shield may danger scientific technological developments continuously opening new possibilities modifying nature example advances biotechnology time process losing global climate
NOR 1989 1268 1268 will reflect commitment political readiness ece governments set new national regional targets concrete action next year second world climate conference will convene geneva spectre global climate_change increasingly emerging alarming environmental problem facing us abnormal variations weather patterns witnessed 1980s human suffering enormous damage caused floods drought hurricane course past years underlined climate
NOR 1989 1384 1384 countries adjust economies successfully sustainable development pattern norwegian government proposed establishment international climate fund individual industrialized country contributions order per cent gnp work intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc leadership united nations environment programme unep world meteorological organization wmo crucial importance elaboration strategies combating global_warming panel’s report due september next year will form climate
NOR 1989 1401 1401 contributions order per cent gnp work intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc leadership united nations environment programme unep world meteorological organization wmo crucial importance elaboration strategies combating global_warming panel’s report due september next year will form main basis preparation global convention climate urge full support work way ipcc encouraged increasing number developing countries climate
NPL 1989 589 589 permitted mobilize total energies aid limited resources awesome challenges development need united nations demonstrated palpably comes dealing problems transcend national boundaries environment growing evidence global climate_change one problem invites urgent notice nepal always active supporter initiatives connected conservation man’s natural environment aid looks forward high-level participation proposed united nations conference development climate
NPL 1989 728 728 slopes himalayas also beneficial effect preserving traditional climatic pattern bountiful monsoon rains three four months every year sustains life hundreds millions region first tell-tale signs climate_change desertification already beginning manifest himalayan foothills along increasing denudation forest cover believe well-planned adequately funded effort forestation can prevent drastic changes climate including pattern quantity climate
NPL 1989 861 861 available export purposes like recall proposal majesty king birendra indicating nepal’s readiness co-operate countries region joint ventures exploit hydro-resources collective welfare peoples twin dangers man-induced climate_change serious environmental degradation foothills nepalese himalayas inextricably linked case nepal’s land-locked geographical condition physical handicap afflicts score developing countries surprising us least developed countries land-locked climate
NZL 1989 754 754 council may year identify preparation conference eight critical global environmental problems atmospheric degradation fresh-water limitations pollution oceans deforestation others also want acknowledge work intergovernmental panel climate_change proving useful effective mechanism new zealand playing active role work measures consuming great deal time energy environmental statements seminars conferences become political flavour month sometimes climate
NZL 1989 1034 1034 therefore beyond doubt problem united nations course every country equally responsible every country stands equally rapidly affected sometimes innocent will suffer guilty fact per cent greenhouse gases produced small group economically privileged countries also fact contribution developed world depletion ozone layer overwhelming new zealand understands anxiety facts cause peoples developing world climate
NZL 1989 1076 1076 new zealand understands anxiety facts cause peoples developing world especially conscious plight countries south pacific last year represented new zealand south pacific forum meeting discussed climate_change disastrous impact possible sea-level rises imagine president leader atoll country pacific tuvalu kiribati tokelau learning effluent by-products people’s development threaten sustainable development small island country climate
NZL 1989 1907 1907 heads government consider solutions privileged represent new zealand meeting adopted hague declaration document called development new important principles protect global environment mean practice intergovernmental panel climate_change working groups focusing issue great deal detail seems two clear messages future first effective measures taken reduce greenhouse emissions quite radical economic measures will required climate
NZL 1989 1925 1925 protect global environment mean practice intergovernmental panel climate_change working groups focusing issue great deal detail seems two clear messages future first effective measures taken reduce greenhouse emissions quite radical economic measures will required secondly clearly spelt hague declaration major institutional changes going required economic measures will prove particularly radical economic theorists climate
NZL 1989 2078 2078 will submitted parliament end year new zealand government will make sustainable development guiding principle behind decision-making areas clear interventions will insignificant comparison will required combat greenhouse effect aware still many unknowns relating greenhouse effect evidence overwhelmingly points need act effective action will require measures reduce carbon_dioxide industrial emissions shall look ways climate
NZL 1989 2085 2085 government will make sustainable development guiding principle behind decision-making areas clear interventions will insignificant comparison will required combat greenhouse effect aware still many unknowns relating greenhouse effect evidence overwhelmingly points need act effective action will require measures reduce carbon_dioxide industrial emissions shall look ways encourage measures reforestation absorb carbon_dioxide shall look climate
NZL 1989 2098 2098 insignificant comparison will required combat greenhouse effect aware still many unknowns relating greenhouse effect evidence overwhelmingly points need act effective action will require measures reduce carbon_dioxide industrial emissions shall look ways encourage measures reforestation absorb carbon_dioxide shall look energy use will spin-off implications economic activity development throughout economies solutions well problems climate
NZL 1989 2108 2108 unknowns relating greenhouse effect evidence overwhelmingly points need act effective action will require measures reduce carbon_dioxide industrial emissions shall look ways encourage measures reforestation absorb carbon_dioxide shall look energy use will spin-off implications economic activity development throughout economies solutions well problems radical improvements energy efficiency energy conservation make sense economically well climate
NZL 1989 2306 2306 institutional reform range new form security council ad hoc institution limited scope limited mandate also conscious existing machinery united nations environment programme unep inter-governmental panel climate_change ipcc international union conservation nature natural resources iucn others must given room support necessary achieve functions discussing institutional reforms future accept reform will evolutionary united climate
SLB 1989 937 937 multilateral trade negotiations hope will take due consideration unique problem island developing countries major issues confronting us today probably none captured imagination deterioration natural environment greenhouse effect global_warming depletion ozone layer acid rain waste dumping forest depletion drift-net fishing threaten existence greenhouse effect resulting global_warming rise sea level constitute direct threat climate
SLB 1989 939 939 negotiations hope will take due consideration unique problem island developing countries major issues confronting us today probably none captured imagination deterioration natural environment greenhouse effect global_warming depletion ozone layer acid rain waste dumping forest depletion drift-net fishing threaten existence greenhouse effect resulting global_warming rise sea level constitute direct threat longer dismissible climate
SLB 1989 953 953 us today probably none captured imagination deterioration natural environment greenhouse effect global_warming depletion ozone layer acid rain waste dumping forest depletion drift-net fishing threaten existence greenhouse effect resulting global_warming rise sea level constitute direct threat longer dismissible survival pacific cause many deeply concerned since rise sea level significant islands coastal areas climate
SLB 1989 956 956 none captured imagination deterioration natural environment greenhouse effect global_warming depletion ozone layer acid rain waste dumping forest depletion drift-net fishing threaten existence greenhouse effect resulting global_warming rise sea level constitute direct threat longer dismissible survival pacific cause many deeply concerned since rise sea level significant islands coastal areas may become permanently climate
SLB 1989 1004 1004 may become permanently inundated possibility entire countries may also drown almost beyond comprehension south pacific like regions believe environmental problems irony contributed little causes global climate_change appears may among first innocent victims consequences first last sea many pacific island countries greatest resource may resource drift-net fishing wall death appropriately called poses climate
SLB 1989 1155 1155 exploitation another danger threatens environment nuclear testing therefore call france put end nuclear-testing programme pacific reduction number nuclear tests seek complete cessation tests bitter truth greenhouse effect gill-net fishing nuclear testing acid rain depletion ozone layer effects transcend d national boundaries therefore demands international response time nations join together common effort climate
SYC 1989 304 304 indeed can conceive economic recovery global scale translated destruction environment natural resources ecosystems fragile quite rightly worried damage inflicted upon planet threats future whether matter global_warming desertification deforestation pollution waters atmosphere transboundary movements toxic wastes problems environment can solved world level considerable progress made quickly achieving international agreement questions order protect climate
USA 1989 875 875 advance pollution threats environment become international problems must develop international approach urgent environmental issues one seeks common solutions common problems united nations already work question global_warming effort prevent oil spills disasters fouling seas air breathe will tell now united states will part committed world-wide phase-out chlorofluorocarbons year proposed amending clean air climate
VCT 1989 1043 1043 economic expansion resulted number environmental problems put risk entire human race issues toxic waste deforestation desertification acid rain widening gap ozone layer erratic climatic changes greenhouse effect global scope must dealt entire international community working together swift workable solutions must found mankind preserve environment coming generations problems society international flow refugees climate
ZWE 1989 676 676 will taken session problems environment affect entire globe common abode many speakers referred important factor depletion ozone layer poisoning atmosphere rivers degradation environment affects us global_warming general climate affects com tries europe americas africa everywhere us africa problem environment important face one representative described encroaching deserts heard many delegations encroachment desert climate
ATG 1990 864 864 contaminants including fertiliser run-off industrial wastes oil spills low-lying agricultural lands weld wide including entire islands caribbean south pacific threatened submersion rising sea- levels brought global_warming melting polar ice-caps ill planet will become ill unless countries willing alter significantly patterns consumption ironically wellspring state affairs can found causes stemming wealth poverty climate
AUT 1990 1775 1775 energy resources studies undertaken vienna-based international institute applied systems analysis sketch eerie scenarios respect climatic changes one urgent priority measures one undertaken immediate future reduction carbon_dioxide emissions greenhouse gases energy policy become important societies developing industrialised alike high time political leaders world take closer look options year will mark tenth anniversary climate
AUT 1990 1777 1777 studies undertaken vienna-based international institute applied systems analysis sketch eerie scenarios respect climatic changes one urgent priority measures one undertaken immediate future reduction carbon_dioxide emissions greenhouse gases energy policy become important societies developing industrialised alike high time political leaders world take closer look options year will mark tenth anniversary united nations climate
BFA 1990 951 951 development principally will restored human race implementation latest techniques applies survival planet civilisations must urgently orient research towards technologies will reduce emission certain gases chlorofluorocarbons carbon_dioxide responsible depletion ozone layer development greenhouse effect acid rain whose combined effects irreversibly altering environment next united nations conference environment scheduled held rio de janeiro climate
BFA 1990 957 957 implementation latest techniques applies survival planet civilisations must urgently orient research towards technologies will reduce emission certain gases chlorofluorocarbons carbon_dioxide responsible depletion ozone layer development greenhouse effect acid rain whose combined effects irreversibly altering environment next united nations conference environment scheduled held rio de janeiro brazil will occasion re-establishing truth seems climate
BGD 1990 1379 1379 nations conference environment development bangladesh actively participating preparatory process way conference must produce results will assist countries particularly developing world meet obligations hope proposed conventions climate_change protection biodiversity will soon ready signature mainstay consolidation global peace development security effort strengthen rule international law attach special significance therefore proclamation 1990s united nations climate
COD 1990 1503 1503 largely justified analysis end total indebtedness developing countries reached billion billion african view finding grounds understanding dealing environment development mention graver threat planet risk emission carbon_dioxide atmosphere causing greenhouse effect increase planet’s average temperature will lead change rainfall levels deterioration crop conditions major temperate grain-producing areas respect country joined hague declaration climate
COD 1990 1506 1506 end total indebtedness developing countries reached billion billion african view finding grounds understanding dealing environment development mention graver threat planet risk emission carbon_dioxide atmosphere causing greenhouse effect increase planet’s average temperature will lead change rainfall levels deterioration crop conditions major temperate grain-producing areas respect country joined hague declaration depletion ozone layer climate
COD 1990 1511 1511 reached billion billion african view finding grounds understanding dealing environment development mention graver threat planet risk emission carbon_dioxide atmosphere causing greenhouse effect increase planet’s average temperature will lead change rainfall levels deterioration crop conditions major temperate grain-producing areas respect country joined hague declaration depletion ozone layer atmospheric pollution climate_change supports development climate
COD 1990 1534 1534 planet’s average temperature will lead change rainfall levels deterioration crop conditions major temperate grain-producing areas respect country joined hague declaration depletion ozone layer atmospheric pollution climate_change supports development framework convention order preserve planet future mankind zaire per cent africa’s tropical forests within territory helping protect natural environment increasing per cent territory climate
DEU 1990 2704 2704 offering market incentives regulation redistributing tax burdens environment-friendly use resources recycling materials must made worthwhile companies squandering energy resources another key problem changing world climate greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer bach earth’s many environmental problems will exacerbated two central problems solved air_pollution extinction species erosion will increase dramatically reduce chances survival climate
DEU 1990 2775 2775 protect earth’s atmosphere convention signed framework agreement world conference environment development held brazil supportive measures aegis united nations indispensable changes present energy policies reduce emissions carbon_dioxide trace gases good-example policy regards environmental protection will continued unification two german states policy safeguarding environment also policy safeguarding world peace responsibility protecting mankind’s natural climate
DMA 1990 1603 1603 ecosystems limited physical conditions end pressures competing interests scarce land resources recent developments global level prompted government pursue environmental management programme much urgency commitment issues global_warming depletion ozone layer tropical deforestation inadequate housing poverty seen matters tackled immediately searching continuously long-term solutions effort diversify nation’s economy tourism given greater priority dominica climate
DNK 1990 1416 1416 international environmental co-operation integrate environmental dimension development policies programmes h comprehensive approach necessary must include transfer environmentally sound technology additional financial resources report intergovernmental panel climate_change calls effective action counteract climate_change negotiations convention climate_change initiated soon possible convention ready signature conference environment development challenges must met equal vigour fight illicit trafficking climate
DNK 1990 1421 1421 dimension development policies programmes h comprehensive approach necessary must include transfer environmentally sound technology additional financial resources report intergovernmental panel climate_change calls effective action counteract climate_change negotiations convention climate_change initiated soon possible convention ready signature conference environment development challenges must met equal vigour fight illicit trafficking narcotic drugs must build momentum climate
DNK 1990 1424 1424 programmes h comprehensive approach necessary must include transfer environmentally sound technology additional financial resources report intergovernmental panel climate_change calls effective action counteract climate_change negotiations convention climate_change initiated soon possible convention ready signature conference environment development challenges must met equal vigour fight illicit trafficking narcotic drugs must build momentum created year’s special climate
FIN 1990 431 431 will formulated general assembly present session problems will agenda conference require urgent action governments require action now require long-term policies thinking example policies reduce emissions carbon_dioxide substances direct impact climate earth whole decades governments rallied idea development development interpreted largely combination growth change sometimes maybe growth gross national product today know climate
FJI 1990 353 353 call indeed invite france cease practice recent action reducing use ozone-depleting substances banning drift-net fishing important steps must built upon much still remains done effects global_warming especially low-lying island communities must seriously addressed state affairs can attributed excessive uncontrolled practices industrialised countries now developing countries asked bear disproportionate share burden overcoming climate
GBR 1990 1467 1467 units unified one streamlined structure one senior full-time head hope session general assembly will able take decision along lines hugely varied problems environment ozone layer global_warming many others problems tackled quickly can tackled world community acts together undoubtedly united nations agencies offer best way pooling efforts make will continue make serious climate
GRD 1990 508 508 political instability attendant consequences amelioration conditions poverty gradual development societies will realised process experience environmental dis-benefits real threat human life exists today expressed terms phenomenon global_warming pollution destruction vital ecosystems dumping toxic waste hazardous substances negative side effects technological advancement industrial development can deal significant blows particularly smaller countries whose fragile climate
ISL 1990 1306 1306 nuclear reactors iceland’s view existing legal instruments field environmental protection sufficient achieve results desire therefore strengthened international treaties specific fields environment need negotiated hopefully agreements climate_change biological diversification will adopted united nations conference environment development comprehensive approach called needed agreement basic principles must guide community states ensure future sustainability life earth climate
ISL 1990 1396 1396 dealt concretely within overall context sound sustainable development time side great venture estimated next two years nearly million acres tropical forests will extinguished billion tons carbon_dioxide toxic pollutants will foul air two years billion tons productive topsoil will lost turn tide matters like matters survival will indeed major undertaking regenerated organization climate
JPN 1990 2138 2138 side coin however alarming progress made weapons technology potential total destruction human society vast increases production consumption accompanied scientific technological advances turn given rise problems global_warming destruction ozone layer depletion tropical rain forests acid rain creeping desertification disruptions global ecological balance issues urgent importance entire global community incumbent upon united nations climate
JPN 1990 2184 2184 community incumbent upon united nations humankind’s universal organisation mobilize capabilities available search solutions japan’s assiduous efforts overcome serious environmental pollution problems resulted example achievement lowest carbon_dioxide emission levels relative gross domestic product gdp industrial nation assure assembly japan will use scientific technological expertise experience wisdom well economic might contribute ever vigorously climate
KNA 1990 735 735 seem reasonable approach however must viewed background problems worry today caused industrialized countries order achieve developmental objectives place development first environment last sometimes nowhere hear greenhouse effect now industrialized countries cutting forests decades accumulate nuclear waste toxic waste polluted rivers seas animal-rights groups will malign good name whole nation farmers whose climate
LUX 1990 1182 1182 damage biosphere ecosystems degradation environment effects demographic pressure depletion resources extinction species tropical deforestation increasing area affected year million hectares million hectares capacity forests absorb carbon_dioxide function vital planet diminishing rapidly world population now billion will increase million decade compared million 1980s will able feed new people food capacity planet already climate
LUX 1990 1271 1271 must also given population policies conducted national international levels rich countries must help high birth rates implement policies depletion ozone layer accumulation atmosphere gases produce greenhouse effect gradually increase temperatures obvious disastrous consequences given alarming picture now time take action european community must establish agency environment agency must open european countries climate
MDV 1990 1129 1129 improvement possible unless complementary commitments development partners can mobilized allow draw attention another matter key concern us issue resolutely seeking help international community refer predicted global_warming sea-level rise may endanger survival island nation trying can combat potential threat meeting commonwealth heads government held kuala lumpur october maldives proposed commonwealth make every climate
MDV 1990 1177 1177 commonwealth make every possible effort expedite drafting framework convention environment world meteorological organization wmo united nations environment programme unep collaborating time initial report intergovernmental panel climate_change will considered second world climate conference held geneva october november year hoped final convention will adopted united nations conference environment development small states conference sea-level climate
MDV 1990 1210 1210 geneva october november year hoped final convention will adopted united nations conference environment development small states conference sea-level rise hosted maldives last year male declaration global_warming sea-level rise adopted conference underscored urgency problem identified many areas possible international co-operation field called male declaration action group established co-ordinate joint approach issues climate_change climate
MDV 1990 1235 1235 global_warming sea-level rise adopted conference underscored urgency problem identified many areas possible international co-operation field called male declaration action group established co-ordinate joint approach issues climate_change global_warming sea-level rise pursue follow global regional response strategies group comprising representatives mediterranean caribbean south pacific indian ocean regions scheduled meet male early next year climate
MDV 1990 1236 1236 sea-level rise adopted conference underscored urgency problem identified many areas possible international co-operation field called male declaration action group established co-ordinate joint approach issues climate_change global_warming sea-level rise pursue follow global regional response strategies group comprising representatives mediterranean caribbean south pacific indian ocean regions scheduled meet male early next year however climate
MDV 1990 1297 1297 interdependency become key element believe just responsibility nations threatened sea-level rise take preventive measures remain convinced also duty states whose race development many years contributed global_warming ozone depletion acid rain tropical deforestation reverse existing situation accept economic development achieved expense environment maldives calls upon industrialized nations take urgent measures reduce emission climate
MDV 1990 1323 1323 ozone depletion acid rain tropical deforestation reverse existing situation accept economic development achieved expense environment maldives calls upon industrialized nations take urgent measures reduce emission greenhouse gases atmosphere adopt environmentally compatible technology urge assist developing countries implement similar measures earnest hope world community will heed voice low-lying states save us ignominy climate
MLT 1990 1126 1126 development held many high expectations placed offers opportunity international community address global ecological challenges confront mankind effective collective action major areas conference expected tackle whether climate_change biodiversity genetic heritage entails envisaging new methods funding introduction form international taxation light common management shared resources including extra-territorial spaces destination relevant benefits take particular climate
NOR 1990 1543 1543 brazil common strategies must aim integrating environmental concerns economic social development process countries urge general assembly decide session matter highest priority launching negotiations framework convention climate_change convention must ready adoption conference climate_change truly global problem concerns us world experiencing welcome revival multilateralism idea collective management present challenges takes hold faced need climate
NOR 1990 1549 1549 environmental concerns economic social development process countries urge general assembly decide session matter highest priority launching negotiations framework convention climate_change convention must ready adoption conference climate_change truly global problem concerns us world experiencing welcome revival multilateralism idea collective management present challenges takes hold faced need strengthen capabilities international organisations will crucial climate
NZL 1990 851 851 great south pacific ocean contains tens thousands islands distinct languages great variety different cultures many small islands atoll countries whose existence threatened sea-level rise predictor greenhouse gas emissions contained industrialised countries ecosystem marine environment also threatened outside wanton stripping resources dumping wastes environmental security south pacific totally interdependent wider asia-pacific region climate
NZL 1990 972 972 achievement last year significant resolution driftnet fishing actions followed provide ample proof can achieved need build upon urgent measures must taken number areas particularly prevent climate_change preserve earth’s biodiversity even though undoubtedly triggered crisis situation increasing recognition need international co-operation preserve environment encouraging sign global support new sorts security policies however climate
OMN 1990 907 907 states contacts governments soviet union republic korea will establish basis understanding two countries shall support international effort admission two koreas members united nations environmental issues climate_change hazardous-waste disposal depletion ozone layer environmentally sound development become object increasing world interest clear results london conference saving ozone layer hague declaration basel convention control climate
PNG 1990 652 652 region referred earlier clear indication importance attach issue greatly concerned spite ominous warnings future earth expected climatic changes predictions dramatic rises levels sea gases responsible greenhouse effect continue emitted without strict regulation fervent hope countries particularly industrialized countries will effect significant cuts emission greenhouse gases including establishment obligatory emission reduction standards climate
PNG 1990 670 670 predictions dramatic rises levels sea gases responsible greenhouse effect continue emitted without strict regulation fervent hope countries particularly industrialized countries will effect significant cuts emission greenhouse gases including establishment obligatory emission reduction standards continue oppose disposal toxic waste sea unless conforms standards prescribed london dumping convention united states taken stringent precautions climate
WSM 1990 1164 1164 year hope still practise vile fishing method wherever occurs will soon follow suit concerted efforts strategies must developed protect environment deal myriad problems may attributable greenhouse effect well environmental ills planet optimistic united nations conference environment development hold brazil will provide thorough comprehensive review staggering global environmental problems preparatory committee able climate
ATG 1991 697 697 revolution continue fragile ecological balance slowly evolved planet 3,500-million-year existence now shows extreme signs wear humanity march along present course another years evident ozone-layer depletion global_warming sea-level rise frequent violent hurricanes creeping deserts calamitous climate_change threaten mankind’s existence immediate threats low-lying island countries like others caribbean pacific front-line countries suffer severest climate
ATG 1991 706 706 existence now shows extreme signs wear humanity march along present course another years evident ozone-layer depletion global_warming sea-level rise frequent violent hurricanes creeping deserts calamitous climate_change threaten mankind’s existence immediate threats low-lying island countries like others caribbean pacific front-line countries suffer severest consequences even mild climate_change island-states like inflicted harm environment climate
ATG 1991 726 726 violent hurricanes creeping deserts calamitous climate_change threaten mankind’s existence immediate threats low-lying island countries like others caribbean pacific front-line countries suffer severest consequences even mild climate_change island-states like inflicted harm environment now stand real danger submerged swollen ocean unless world’s developed nations radically alter production methods consumer lifestyles will third fourth climate
ATG 1991 813 813 united common banner united nations alliance small island states aosis proposed trinidad tobago ably chaired vanuatu worked diligently articulate common position negotiations will culminate convention climate_change antigua barbuda equal partner aosis intends live responsibility forging convention delegation will play ever fuller role preparation united nations conference environment development held brazil june climate
ATG 1991 903 903 united nations antarctica important barometer earth’s environmental health significant source food oceans fish fragile ecological system allow raped hope successful exploitation industrial activity antarctica tilt carbon_dioxide imbalance atmosphere drill larger holes earth’s protective ozone layer precipitate global_warming rise sea level government heartened learn voting members 30-year-old antarctic treaty signed agreement prohibits climate
ATG 1991 914 914 oceans fish fragile ecological system allow raped hope successful exploitation industrial activity antarctica tilt carbon_dioxide imbalance atmosphere drill larger holes earth’s protective ozone layer precipitate global_warming rise sea level government heartened learn voting members 30-year-old antarctic treaty signed agreement prohibits mining oil exploration antarctica years agreed end period ban lifted two-thirds climate
AUS 1991 1794 1794 significant shift perceptions reality united nations conference environment development held brazil next year will cast relief major new issues involved protection global environment face impact climate_change increased threats biosphere every effort must made achieve ecologically sustainable development part process due attention needs paid imperatives economic growth appropriate mechanisms established transfer technology climate
BGR 1991 1868 1868 united nations certainly helpful respect among common problems facing mankind particular urgency recent years protection environment national boundaries barrier polluted contaminated air waters acid rain greenhouse effect nuclear fallout joint efforts international community solution found question ecological survival planet believe world conference environment development held brazil will develop universal ecological policy climate
BHS 1991 731 731 maintenance sound ecosystem endorse development multilateral approach protection environment will recognize needs concerns countries sustainable development look forward conference environment development adoption international conventions biodiversity climate_change government wishes acknowledge assistance extended united nations environment programme united nations development programme donor community enable developing countries participate preparatory process conference hope contributions will climate
BLZ 1991 815 815 awareness protection environment heightened past years emergence earth patriotism work already begun united nations conference environment development take place brazil next year will consider issues climate_change biological diversity belize welcomes results second world climate conference montreal protocol ozone depletion aware efforts must stepped prevent environmental degradation successful conclusion conference adoption plan climate
BTN 1991 1112 1112 demonstrable application enlightened self-interest necessary corollary responsible stewardship world’s resources far goal indeed every day brings alarming evidence diminishing capacity planet sustain life ominous signs greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer include climatic changes increase certain health problems air water pollution soil degradation desertification deforestation threaten world’s food supplies living conditions overpopulation climate
CAN 1991 1764 1764 recognize now well advance deliberations price failure will high indeed perspective good package rio consist four elements earth charter dealing principles agenda setting actions conventions climate_change biodiversity statement principles forests package succeed will ensure political commitments made necessary resources transfer technology adaptation institutions worried now three four preparatory meetings held results climate
CAN 1991 1814 1814 results can assessed fear overcome two great risks unced faces disinterest part governments many developed countries slide towards two solitudes rich poor true canada worried climate_change worried loss species pollutants arctic food chain ocean resources forests developed country recognise developing countries eliminating poverty ensuring nutrition eradicating disease top priorities inextricably linked climate
COG 1991 1357 1357 subregional economic groups position question environment now occupies international agenda expression international community’s growing awareness risks resulting degradation natural surroundings today agreement depletion ozone layer global_warming climate changes disasters likewise deforestation erosion arable land pollution water atmosphere impoverishment flora fauna helping disrupt balance ecosystems respect management environment remains priority question demanding climate
DNK 1991 1840 1840 environmental degradation resource depletion deciding convene united nations conference environment development united nations demonstrated determination respond new challenges highest aspirations conference objectives conference related negotiations climate_change biological diversity shared strong self-interest protecting natural resources will form basis future development share desire break vicious circle poverty environmental degradation though countries share common climate
FIN 1991 475 475 inevitably depletion natural resources climatic changes serious damage nature endangering welfare children present trend continues existence mankind will question combined effect environmental destruction population growth climate_change can rapid irreversible world little time change ways therefore united nations conference environment development must become turning-point beginning process towards ecologically sustainable development government hopes climate
FIN 1991 506 506 time change ways therefore united nations conference environment development must become turning-point beginning process towards ecologically sustainable development government hopes ongoing negotiations global framework conventions climate_change biodiversity can concluded time conference another process global negotiations will hope initiated conference framework convention forestry livelihood country great extent derived forestry forest resources forests climate
FIN 1991 580 580 fuel wood forests prevent desertification floods erosion forests protect cultivated land shelter flora fauna forests temper extreme changes climate slow permanent changes moreover forests absorb carbon_dioxide environmental developmental concerns emerged recent decades present formidable challenge mankind order meet challenge capture today sense solidarity joint responsibility inspired birth nation-states incorporate political systems climate
FJI 1991 785 785 culmination considerable amount effort undertaken harmonize human activity need safeguard environment country supports excellent work done many countries conservation environment sustainable development left unchecked effects global_warming disastrous melting ice caps cause sea levels rise many pacific island nations wiped completely climatic changes also alter weather patterns floods droughts will occur fiji climate
FJI 1991 838 838 tangible effective controls agreed upon earth summit future generations can protected late way environmental management programmes started fiji order ensure continuous supply timber help minimize greenhouse effect reforestation programme expanded introductory work better management watersheds undertaken environment impact studies insisted upon major development projects ensure negative consequences eliminated brazil conference ultimate climate
FSM 1991 517 517 disposal toxic hazardous waste chemicals radioactive materials regard forum also loons toward strengthening london dumping convention next consultative meeting immediate serious environmental threat region recognised climate_change brought intensified acts mankind particular emissions industrially-generated greenhouse gases forum stressed importance international community developing adhering framework convention climate_change containing commitments immediate significant reductions greenhouse-gas climate
FSM 1991 525 525 forum also loons toward strengthening london dumping convention next consultative meeting immediate serious environmental threat region recognised climate_change brought intensified acts mankind particular emissions industrially-generated greenhouse gases forum stressed importance international community developing adhering framework convention climate_change containing commitments immediate significant reductions greenhouse-gas emissions industrialized countries committing countries strive greater energy climate
FSM 1991 536 536 immediate serious environmental threat region recognised climate_change brought intensified acts mankind particular emissions industrially-generated greenhouse gases forum stressed importance international community developing adhering framework convention climate_change containing commitments immediate significant reductions greenhouse-gas emissions industrialized countries committing countries strive greater energy efficiency among things development alternative energy sources forum noted appreciation intergovernmental climate
FSM 1991 542 542 climate_change brought intensified acts mankind particular emissions industrially-generated greenhouse gases forum stressed importance international community developing adhering framework convention climate_change containing commitments immediate significant reductions greenhouse-gas emissions industrialized countries committing countries strive greater energy efficiency among things development alternative energy sources forum noted appreciation intergovernmental negotiating committee framework convention acknowledged need climate
FSM 1991 589 589 framework convention acknowledged need address special situation low-lying vulnerable small island states will among first suffer adverse effects even possible extinction consequence sea-level rise caused global_warming another environmental issue great magnitude forum welcomed recent progress towards achieving complete ban destructive practice drift-net fishing forum hopes convention prohibition fishing long drift nets climate
FSM 1991 1097 1097 particular concern issue world’s co-ordinated response consequences flowing climate changes brought activities mankind thankful members body foresight convene historic negotiations now progress relating environment development climate_change look forward signing effective instruments subjects next year brazil even prior becoming member united nations given opportunity participate processes thanks assembly’s recognition mankind’s concern outcome climate
FSM 1991 1133 1133 prior becoming member united nations given opportunity participate processes thanks assembly’s recognition mankind’s concern outcome truly universal regard welcomed decision seat delegation cook islands negotiations climate_change just completed nairobi wisdom confirmed valuable contributions representative meetings like number countries pacific elsewhere federated states micronesia oceanic state comprising small islands within sovereign territory climate
FSM 1991 1217 1217 recently believed number actions affect great ocean much yet understood come realise ocean many responses man’s activities around upon two responses brought ocean warming due climate_change affect habitability islands sea-level rise alteration marine biological diversity recognised scientists participating intergovernmental panel climate_change must addressed effectively country survive develop oceans warmed polar icecaps climate
FSM 1991 1232 1232 man’s activities around upon two responses brought ocean warming due climate_change affect habitability islands sea-level rise alteration marine biological diversity recognised scientists participating intergovernmental panel climate_change must addressed effectively country survive develop oceans warmed polar icecaps subjected melting due unnatural concentrations greenhouse gases atmosphere ocean levels will rise exaggerating say islands climate
FSM 1991 1248 1248 alteration marine biological diversity recognised scientists participating intergovernmental panel climate_change must addressed effectively country survive develop oceans warmed polar icecaps subjected melting due unnatural concentrations greenhouse gases atmosphere ocean levels will rise exaggerating say islands low-lying coastal regions many parts world now home millions people first rendered uninhabitable ultimately disappear completely climate
FSM 1991 1361 1361 significant development based subjected changes scientists described profound precisely identified basis current knowledge clear snail island states indeed front line countries world facing dire consequences climate_change brought man-induced global_warming consequences flow impact great provider ocean must go refer major -reason warming ocean concern low-lying islands entire world ocean waters many living climate
FSM 1991 1364 1364 subjected changes scientists described profound precisely identified basis current knowledge clear snail island states indeed front line countries world facing dire consequences climate_change brought man-induced global_warming consequences flow impact great provider ocean must go refer major -reason warming ocean concern low-lying islands entire world ocean waters many living creatures corals known climate
FSM 1991 1392 1392 impact great provider ocean must go refer major -reason warming ocean concern low-lying islands entire world ocean waters many living creatures corals known huge storehouse carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases know warming causes gases released oceans atmosphere yet able project process scientific certainty given fact pacific ocean alone comprises almost one third entire climate
FSM 1991 1393 1393 great provider ocean must go refer major -reason warming ocean concern low-lying islands entire world ocean waters many living creatures corals known huge storehouse carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases know warming causes gases released oceans atmosphere yet able project process scientific certainty given fact pacific ocean alone comprises almost one third entire surface climate
FSM 1991 1479 1479 island country believe place responsibility call attention key role oceans global environment along island countries undertaken sessions intergovernmental negotiating committee support body optimistic framework convention climate_change will make due provision critical consideration conclusion wish ones refer joy humility permitted speak occasion lightly undertake responsibilities membership world body though small earnestly hope climate
GHA 1991 1158 1158 menace encourage us appreciate unsustainability world’s development models life-styles industrialised countries prosperity root environmental degradation developing countries poverty accounts state affairs depletion ozone layer leads global_warming direct consequence industrialization developed world developing world necessity eke existence land water shown desertification pollution beijing declaration june year aptly recognized inequities current international economic climate
GRD 1991 722 722 believe challenge diplomacy international law-making shirked restoring maintaining sense balance economic development environmental preservation require equitable effective international legal instruments hope apart negotiation conclusion conventions climate_change preservation biodiversity special concerns needs small states will meet genuine understanding firm pledges assistance grenada calls upon international community relax efforts convince industrialized countries particular climate
IRL 1991 661 661 illustrates mutual interdependence environment shared responsibility ecosystem life planet depends agenda truly daunting must promote sustainable development based equal partnership developing countries must tackle issue climate_change must protect natural resources forests water issues highly technical resolution will require political leadership highest order ireland partners european community determined make fullest contribution next climate
JPN 1991 1892 1892 end year prerequisite sustained prosperity urgent work resolve many global environmental issues threatening survival human race create world congenial human life however threats world environment global_warming depletion tropical forests destruction ozone layer encroaching desertification grown serious recent years international decade natural disaster reduction commenced last year essential redouble efforts prevent mitigate climate
JPN 1991 1987 1987 japan hopes contribute building cooperative framework industrialised developing countries determined take active initiatives success conference also position intend continue play important role negotiations framework convention climate_change hoping support upgrading developing countries ability deal need environmental conservation japan intends continue implement vigorously development assistance including establishment united nations environment programs international environmental climate
KHM 1991 251 251 menace encourage us appreciate unsustainability world’s development models life-styles industrialised countries prosperity root environmental degradation developing countries poverty accounts state affairs depletion ozone layer leads global_warming direct consequence industrialization developed world developing world necessity eke existence land water shown desertification pollution beijing declaration june year aptly recognized inequities current international economic climate
MDV 1991 977 977 long time recover environmental degradation issue new world order priority list issue threaten existence many nations represented assembly key concern maldives given threats posed due global_warming possible sea-level rise endanger survival island nation indeed environmental disasters even minor magnitude can serious implications countries like maldives evidenced late may year hit unusually climate
MDV 1991 1050 1050 government connection disaster concert south asian nations maldives currently involved finalization two important environmental studies south asian association regional cooperation saarc study natural disasters study greenhouse effect impact region intention two studies completed time united nations conference environment development held brazil next year maldives looks forward eager anticipation participating important conference climate
MHL 1991 616 616 beauty character will harmony home harmony home will order nation order nation will peace world one issue fundamental economic social progress well existence environment problem global_warming so-called greenhouse effect formidable one mentioned earlier marshall islands country comprising entirely low-lying coral atolls middle pacific ocean goes without saying consequences global_warming totally catastrophic climate
MHL 1991 618 618 will harmony home harmony home will order nation order nation will peace world one issue fundamental economic social progress well existence environment problem global_warming so-called greenhouse effect formidable one mentioned earlier marshall islands country comprising entirely low-lying coral atolls middle pacific ocean goes without saying consequences global_warming totally catastrophic us well climate
MHL 1991 639 639 environment problem global_warming so-called greenhouse effect formidable one mentioned earlier marshall islands country comprising entirely low-lying coral atolls middle pacific ocean goes without saying consequences global_warming totally catastrophic us well countries similarly situated accordingly make following observations first scientists throughout world accord magnitude entire problem predicted considerable atmospheric deterioration resulting significant climate
MHL 1991 675 675 observations first scientists throughout world accord magnitude entire problem predicted considerable atmospheric deterioration resulting significant raising sea level within next several years others see effects global_warming insignificant foreseeable future lack consensus subject disturbing leaves us quandary future may hold secondly little anything one smallest isolated countries world can alleviate problem continue climate
MHL 1991 742 742 recent initiatives united nations subject fully support initiatives hopeful efforts united nations will consensus respect extent problem well sound course action remedy least allay effects global_warming republic marshall islands fully aware great importance providing sound system education people committed great deal limited resources education population however also feel deep concern educational climate
MLT 1991 1257 1257 field economic development far relegating make economic development spearhead activities just secure equitable global society issue environment particular interest government already taken initiative adverse consequences climate_change united nations conference environment development held brazil june will consider adoption framework convention climate_change fitting conclusion three years intensive negotiations initiative taken government malta forty-third climate
MLT 1991 1271 1271 society issue environment particular interest government already taken initiative adverse consequences climate_change united nations conference environment development held brazil june will consider adoption framework convention climate_change fitting conclusion three years intensive negotiations initiative taken government malta forty-third session general assembly issues affecting common heritage mankind particular seabed issues affecting common concern climate
MLT 1991 1299 1299 three years intensive negotiations initiative taken government malta forty-third session general assembly issues affecting common heritage mankind particular seabed issues affecting common concern mankind particular global_warming sea-level rise problems affecting rights future generations subjects require constant attention concern matters kept us trust future generations within context already proposed assembly trusteeship council climate
NGA 1991 777 777 sincerity developed world plight africa right historical wrongs set world path new order just equitable recent times world concerned major environmental problems depletion ozone layer global_warming acid rain hazardous toxic waste dumping africa’s environmental problems drought deforestation desertification erosion less severe environmental problems industrialized countries within limited resources made efforts contain climate
NLD 1991 1288 1288 economic process next year’s united nations conference environment development presents unique opportunity make concrete progress field tackling environmental problems impede development addressing global environmental issues climate_change biological diversity much work remains done preparatory committee united nations conference environment development meaningful bargain struck rio de janeiro one session remaining many seemingly insurmountable climate
NOR 1991 948 948 emissions reductions cost least must primary objective new generation environmental agreements ongoing negotiations climate convention norway proposed cost-effective way achieving targets set limit global emissions greenhouse gases targets can reached states acting individually cooperation states encourage investment countries reductions can achieved cheaply high-cost countries tap new financial resources encourage private sector climate
PNG 1991 779 779 present future generations untold economic social consequences therefore appeal world community consider utmost seriousness can control global patterns production consumption avoid degradation global life-support systems global_warming climatic changes causing rising sea-levels direct threat survival small island states regard commend efforts association small island states seek cooperation international community develop framework convention climate
PNG 1991 805 805 climatic changes causing rising sea-levels direct threat survival small island states regard commend efforts association small island states seek cooperation international community develop framework convention climate_change firmly believe international cooperation field environmental protection calls global multilateral approach aspects issue can considered time development priorities developing countries retained pleased progress made towards climate
SLB 1991 712 712 need pollute seas air well known industrialised countries mainly responsible destruction environment business-as-usual world concept harboured jealously protected one two industrialized nations political economic reasons global_warming greenhouse gas emissions carbon_dioxide gases atmosphere continue rates unprecedented human history alas now well established scientific research circles inhabitants island countries pacific caribbean indian oceans climate
SLB 1991 713 713 pollute seas air well known industrialised countries mainly responsible destruction environment business-as-usual world concept harboured jealously protected one two industrialized nations political economic reasons global_warming greenhouse gas emissions carbon_dioxide gases atmosphere continue rates unprecedented human history alas now well established scientific research circles inhabitants island countries pacific caribbean indian oceans children climate
SLB 1991 716 716 well known industrialised countries mainly responsible destruction environment business-as-usual world concept harboured jealously protected one two industrialized nations political economic reasons global_warming greenhouse gas emissions carbon_dioxide gases atmosphere continue rates unprecedented human history alas now well established scientific research circles inhabitants island countries pacific caribbean indian oceans children future live four climate
SLB 1991 872 872 member states agree proposed earth rio charter declare general principles governments peoples conduct relation environment ensure common future environmental developmental terms c effective framework convention climate_change will achieved containing appropriate commitments addressing sources problem including sea-level rise greenhouse gases d will agreement principles management conservation sustainable development types forests leading also climate
SLB 1991 884 884 conduct relation environment ensure common future environmental developmental terms c effective framework convention climate_change will achieved containing appropriate commitments addressing sources problem including sea-level rise greenhouse gases d will agreement principles management conservation sustainable development types forests leading also another related framework convention regard alliance small island states aosis united nations climate
SWE 1991 158 158 resources also need transfer new additional resources industrialized world united nations conference environment development will convened bio de janeiro eight months time expect two conventions climate_change biological diversity will effective instruments want conference adopt detailed work programme years ahead indicating clearly tasks undertaken governments organizations implement measures agreed upon also expect climate
TTO 1991 807 807 problems forthcoming united nations conference environment development unced will take place brazil will play vital role regard related process island developing states aware grave threat climate_change sea-level rise may pose existence already formed interregional alliance small island states aosis undertaken critical coordinating role climate negotiations completed conference environment development time general climate
VCT 1991 1308 1308 increased commitment international community cooperate collaborate efforts eliminate production trafficking abuse illicit narcotics one formidable challenges time protection environment ever-growing list threats now well known global_warming desertification deforestation ever increasing volume waste mention phenomena threaten existence planet require energetic global response regard fully support convening united nations conference environment development rio climate
VUT 1991 1145 1145 always opposed safety moral environmental grounds today even less reason understand need tests even compelling reasons repeated appeals end finally heeded international political climate climate changing_climate determines sustainability life planet level social economic development achievable human beings also changing latter climate_change occurring since dawn industrial era although somewhat slower less perceptible climate
VUT 1991 1160 1160 reasons repeated appeals end finally heeded international political climate climate changing_climate determines sustainability life planet level social economic development achievable human beings also changing latter climate_change occurring since dawn industrial era although somewhat slower less perceptible pace changes political climate none less impact will undoubtedly greater impact political changes known mankind climate
VUT 1991 1191 1191 although somewhat slower less perceptible pace changes political climate none less impact will undoubtedly greater impact political changes known mankind intergovernmental negotiating committee framework convention climate_change currently engaged considered important multilateral negotiations ever outcome negotiations might long run determine whether human life can continue sustained planet negotiations might also shape manner climate
VUT 1991 1278 1278 negotiations leading conference environmental issues economic issues interrelated equal importance small island developing countries low-lying coastal countries another concern survival countries vulnerable sea-level rise caused global_warming likely first victims international community fail agree collective response mankind’s severe challenge much remains done ensure successful completion negotiations climate-change convention even remains done ensure climate
ZMB 1991 865 865 must lend support early equitable satisfactory solution problems environment development present conditions environment development untenable clearly recognized present state preparations united nations conference environment development climate_change biodiversity negotiations preparatory committee delegation wishes underline need comply obligation cooperate international community must settle lowest common denominator preserving world’s forests without initiating changes unsustainable climate
ATG 1992 133 133 present course another years fact humanity proceed business usual even another years island countries like others caribbean pacific stand real danger submerged swollen oceans moreover global_warming insidious climate_change ozone-layer depletion loss forests dangers threaten humanity’s existence dramatic changes systems production distribution disposal required industrialized countries save developed countries consume earth’s resources climate
ATG 1992 135 135 another years fact humanity proceed business usual even another years island countries like others caribbean pacific stand real danger submerged swollen oceans moreover global_warming insidious climate_change ozone-layer depletion loss forests dangers threaten humanity’s existence dramatic changes systems production distribution disposal required industrialized countries save developed countries consume earth’s resources current rates climate
BFA 1992 997 997 negotiation developed developing countries view bringing specific solutions multilateral approach problems pv p approach united nations conference environment development earth summit rio welcomed framework convention climate_change convention biodiversity establishment commission sustainable development define framework come call new global partnership know rio summit will meaningful followed needed commitments respect additional resources technology climate
BRB 1992 1064 1064 commission important element providing serious follow-up decisions agenda care must taken ensure widest possible access participation work commission full membership united nations barbados signed conventions climate_change biological diversity taking necessary steps domestic level ensure early ratification reiterate however urgent need begin work protocol framework convention climate_change specifically addresses stabilization reduction carbon_dioxide climate
BRB 1992 1084 1084 united nations barbados signed conventions climate_change biological diversity taking necessary steps domestic level ensure early ratification reiterate however urgent need begin work protocol framework convention climate_change specifically addresses stabilization reduction carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases country heartened one significant achievements unced recognition given special environmental development needs small island developing states leading inclusion climate
BRB 1992 1089 1089 climate_change biological diversity taking necessary steps domestic level ensure early ratification reiterate however urgent need begin work protocol framework convention climate_change specifically addresses stabilization reduction carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases country heartened one significant achievements unced recognition given special environmental development needs small island developing states leading inclusion agenda specific plan action sustainable climate
BRB 1992 1090 1090 biological diversity taking necessary steps domestic level ensure early ratification reiterate however urgent need begin work protocol framework convention climate_change specifically addresses stabilization reduction carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases country heartened one significant achievements unced recognition given special environmental development needs small island developing states leading inclusion agenda specific plan action sustainable development climate
CAN 1992 1731 1731 issues liked discuss greater detail general assembly today notably follow-up united nations conference environment development rio de janeiro canada’s prime minister expressed strong support conventions climate_change biological diversity ringing call action political leaders told fellow nation-builders job force pace stretch limits international cooperation nations human genius create world free deprivation secure climate
CHL 1992 958 958 nations conference environment development practical results conference characterized great effort made reach agreement carefully watched public large participating ever-greater numbers process signing conventions biological diversity climate_change convening world conferences desertification subject great interest many countries vital importance african nations conference fishing high seas milestones international effort preserve environment enter new era climate
CHN 1992 1302 1302 aside minor differences seek mutual benefit actively look ways cooperate effectively north-south dialogue will make headway important documents adopted united nations conference environment development conventions climate_change biological diversity open signature conference reflect consensus understanding countries different stages development reached environmental protection economic development hope obligations rights respect environmental protection will fulfilled climate
COD 1992 639 639 contribution common heritage humankind therefore country calls upon international community particularly developed countries ensure additional resources made available effective implementation agenda new conventions dealing biodiversity climate_change delegation appeals countries give massive support agenda accompanying conventions asks sign take necessary steps ratify invite countries north might still hesitant adapting future behaviour requirements climate
DEU 1992 1786 1786 understood sense required radical technological transformation fields transport energy industrial production housing agriculture new generation environment-friendly technologies implement results rio conference will standard reduction levels carbon_dioxide emissions well effective measures protection forests difficult task time one important implementing responsible population policy calls changes considerably affect rights individual first step must improve climate
DNK 1992 1741 1741 united nations conference environment development recently achieved rio provide good basis new global partnership based common responsibility earth even meet expectations rio declaration agenda conventions climate_change biodiversity far end result instruments mobilize governments peoples world joint effort towards sustainable development future significant institutional recommendation conference followed international level high-level commission sustainable climate
ETH 1992 1012 1012 country therefore collective individual strategic planning activities aimed solving two global problems call effective international cooperation mutual consultation rio declaration agenda well two conventions convention climate_change convention biological diversity lay good foundation enhanced international cooperation area however yet sufficient focus problems environmental pollution ecological degradation desertification like share certain fundamental thoughts climate
FJI 1992 695 695 pleased participate united nations conference environment development unced rio de janeiro june reaffirm full commitment several decisions taken conference including rio declaration agenda framework convention climate_change convention biodiversity statement forest principles government supports proposed commission sustainable development discussed later session particularly support proposal commission main forum consultation leadership implementation agenda global climate
FJI 1992 750 750 able review progress implementation agenda well provide forum development updating light future developments technological legal economic financial areas effective commission must supported small well-organized secretariat global_warming rise sea level pose serious threats existence number neighbouring small island states south pacific dare say parts world welcome therefore framework convention climate_change important first climate
FJI 1992 773 773 well-organized secretariat global_warming rise sea level pose serious threats existence number neighbouring small island states south pacific dare say parts world welcome therefore framework convention climate_change important first step towards addressing threats want see convention put effect early possible negotiations protocols commence soon especially targets timetables reduction carbon_dioxide greenhouse gas emissions climate
FJI 1992 795 795 therefore framework convention climate_change important first step towards addressing threats want see convention put effect early possible negotiations protocols commence soon especially targets timetables reduction carbon_dioxide greenhouse gas emissions also welcome unced’s call series meetings conferences sustainable development small island countries fiji supports convening first global conference small island states sustainable climate
FJI 1992 796 796 framework convention climate_change important first step towards addressing threats want see convention put effect early possible negotiations protocols commence soon especially targets timetables reduction carbon_dioxide greenhouse gas emissions also welcome unced’s call series meetings conferences sustainable development small island countries fiji supports convening first global conference small island states sustainable development climate
FSM 1992 390 390 charter obligations thereunder modest extent federated states micronesia made presence known within past year mostly context environment particularly intergovernmental negotiating committee united nations framework convention climate_change since country whose land comprised low-lying small islands entire nation finds front line along others similarly situated will first suffer devastating consequences unchecked global_warming rising climate
FSM 1992 414 414 convention climate_change since country whose land comprised low-lying small islands entire nation finds front line along others similarly situated will first suffer devastating consequences unchecked global_warming rising sea levels ultimately cover islands long protective coral reefs bleach fall victim increasing storm surges agricultural crops ruined freshwater sources rendered unfit human consumption climate
FSM 1992 474 474 participated actively throughout sessions intergovernmental negotiating committee hesitation signing framework convention rio final text convention goes far recognize particular vulnerability low-lying island states consequences human-induced climate_change real effectiveness convention however will measured protocols yet negotiated operation conference parties mechanisms statement particularly applicable case framework convention stressed intergovernmental negotiating committee scientific evidence climate
FSM 1992 502 502 convention however will measured protocols yet negotiated operation conference parties mechanisms statement particularly applicable case framework convention stressed intergovernmental negotiating committee scientific evidence intergovernmental panel climate_change shows need significant reductions greenhouse gas emissions even modest emissions cuts industrialized countries found unwilling commit rio must immediately replaced stringent goals set dictates science climate
FSM 1992 507 507 yet negotiated operation conference parties mechanisms statement particularly applicable case framework convention stressed intergovernmental negotiating committee scientific evidence intergovernmental panel climate_change shows need significant reductions greenhouse gas emissions even modest emissions cuts industrialized countries found unwilling commit rio must immediately replaced stringent goals set dictates science rather politics ironic peoples small climate
FSM 1992 556 556 peoples small island countries seemingly idyllic settings distanced stresses industrial societies peoples greatest sense urgency get business protecting planet nevertheless island people beginning suffer effects global_warming island people witnessing swift disastrous alteration ancient weather patterns island people whose homelands will first victims rising sea levels sad reality mean rest world can climate
FSM 1992 588 588 ancient weather patterns island people whose homelands will first victims rising sea levels sad reality mean rest world can afford wait time world witnesses effects global_warming islands will late rest world take necessary steps save thus encouraged adoption framework convention climate_change look anxiously towards prompt implementation pray operation will quickly lead climate
FSM 1992 603 603 mean rest world can afford wait time world witnesses effects global_warming islands will late rest world take necessary steps save thus encouraged adoption framework convention climate_change look anxiously towards prompt implementation pray operation will quickly lead actions restraints industrial countries scale necessary order reach convention’s objective objective stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations climate
FSM 1992 626 626 framework convention climate_change look anxiously towards prompt implementation pray operation will quickly lead actions restraints industrial countries scale necessary order reach convention’s objective objective stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere levels adversely affect climate stabilization levels achieved half-hearted efforts united states senator gore recently wrote book earth balance tide battle will turn climate
GMB 1992 307 307 world marks first major step taken humanity reflect upon map strategy survival species earth marks beginning responsible attitude earth resources rio declaration agenda programmes conventions climate_change bio-diversity combine lay basis sustainable development fully support recommendations conference hope various programmes agenda will receive adequate support financing ensure successful implementation special interest countries climate
GRD 1992 551 551 successfully hosting conference real achievements become manifest time implementation work plan sustainable development agenda comprehensively addressed critical indivisibility development concern environment government also pleased conventions climate_change biological diversity opened signature rio summit look forward early implementation conventions government grenada urges conscientious efforts establish mechanisms strategies resource commitments agreed perspective small island climate
KNA 1992 1212 1212 human development signed convention biological diversity encourage rational management natural resources ensure people developing countries will justly gain benefits associated use resources also signed convention climate_change saint kitts nevis indeed entire caribbean region susceptible ravages hurricanes island states certainly vulnerable effects global_warming rise sea level execution conventions must special meaning women climate
KNA 1992 1228 1228 justly gain benefits associated use resources also signed convention climate_change saint kitts nevis indeed entire caribbean region susceptible ravages hurricanes island states certainly vulnerable effects global_warming rise sea level execution conventions must special meaning women children united nations already committed devoting special attention saint kitts nevis fully acknowledges importance contribution women climate
LAO 1992 737 737 economic growth development developing countries order successfully implement economic strategy fourth united nations development decade 1991-2000 one important issues related development environment forefront international concerns climate_change air sea ocean pollution desertification depletion ozone layer negative impact lives future mankind respect believe recent united nations conference environment development held rio de janeiro climate
LBR 1992 1942 1942 african countries another important task session general assembly follow decisions taken united nations conference environment development held rio de janeiro june decision countries sign conventions climate_change biodiversity well adopt comprehensive programme sustainable development agenda reaffirmed awareness fundamental relationship development environment secretary-general observes report agenda constitutes centrepiece international cooperation coordination activities within climate
LKA 1992 957 957 endorse principles enunciated rio declaration programmes agenda commitment shared partnership provision adequate new additional funding transfer necessary technologies developing countries sri lanka signed framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity expect creation commission sustainable development will without delay move forward process ensuring sustainable development nations peoples committed rio de janeiro united nations climate
LUX 1992 1265 1265 lack clarity courage deny importance preparatory work awareness brought world-wide process launched major political commitments made highest level however real battle still lies ahead convention climate_change convention biological diversity still must ratified implemented must finalized finely honed negotiation convention desertification still remains dealt international cooperation protection forests- essential still undefined agenda climate
MDV 1992 956 956 sense commitment determination implement policies emanating united nations conference environment development country aware severe consequences inherent ignoring continuing degradation environment maldives proud one initial signatories climate_change biodiversity conventions shall shortly ratify urge others order provisions conventions may implemented one important documents rio summit agenda session general assembly charged task organizing implementing climate
MHL 1992 401 401 gathering nations world agreed pursue developmental goals manner will sustain ecological diversity planet marshall islands living low-lying coral atolls islands following great interest scientific debate global_warming careful approach applied evaluating impact nuclear testing islands also applied possible dangers rise sea level regard pleased reiterate call president amata kabua marshall islands made climate
MHL 1992 440 440 sea level regard pleased reiterate call president amata kabua marshall islands made rio summit united nations convene follow-up earth summit coinciding fiftieth anniversary united nations global_warming endangers certain regions certain modes life confirm risks inform citizens environment risk will significant constraint developing nations late twentieth century nevertheless concern environmental quality need climate
MLT 1992 1251 1251 general assembly seabed ocean floor reserved exclusively interests mankind also year gratified see latest initiative related protection climate present future generations resulting signing framework convention climate_change nations earnestly hope ratification convention will proceed quickly ensure early coming force basic starting-point goal activities well-being individual society importance human dimension endeavours underestimated context climate
MMR 1992 1489 1489 sustainable development common good national regional international levels myanmar firmly committed cause environment sustainable development keeping spirit rio stands ready shoulder responsibilities signed biodiversity convention climate_change convention now taking necessary measures accordance domestic procedures ratify early date since rio redoubled efforts afforestation also engaging nation-wide public awareness campaign stressing need preserve climate
MWI 1992 740 740 development unced held rio de janeiro brazil past june accounts conference historic milestone malawi took part conference one many countries signed convention biological diversity convention climate_change although two conventions meet demands expectations developing countries malawi’s view generally present major framework progress towards goal protecting preserving environment malawi developing country looks forward climate
NZL 1992 311 311 economic growth scourges can unleash despair anger will destabilize political social institutions environmental degradation threaten immediate surroundings livelihoods problems depletion ozone layer spread toxic chemicals climate_change overfishing seas put risk well-being whole communities even survival certain small island countries weapons mass destruction continue proliferate must take stand blind lessons past remain climate
OMN 1992 1010 1010 important principle commensurate just participation states protection environment preservation ecosystem adoption conference set principles concerned environmentally sound development rio declaration signing states conventions biological diversity climate_change represent step right direction towards harmonization development environment country urges international community support implement conventions decisions conference especially relate helping developing countries overcome environmental problems climate
SLB 1992 327 327 region unique marine environment integral part existence people perhaps others around globe depend sea land rivers forests immediate livelihood poor development planning global environmental problems climate_change associated raising sea level becoming threat resources aspirations reason region places environmental issues high agenda solomon islands fully recognizes important outcome united nations conference environment climate
SLB 1992 364 364 environmental issues high agenda solomon islands fully recognizes important outcome united nations conference environment development including rio de janeiro declaration agenda united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity statement principles forests also endorse concept sustainable development environmental protection constitutes integral part development process concerned however united nations framework convention climate_change climate
SLB 1992 389 389 climate_change convention biological diversity statement principles forests also endorse concept sustainable development environmental protection constitutes integral part development process concerned however united nations framework convention climate_change sufficiently addressed issue global_warming therefore earnestly urge early commencement negotiations protocols implement elaborate upon convention humbly request treated matter urgency solomon islands welcomes decision france climate
SLB 1992 393 393 statement principles forests also endorse concept sustainable development environmental protection constitutes integral part development process concerned however united nations framework convention climate_change sufficiently addressed issue global_warming therefore earnestly urge early commencement negotiations protocols implement elaborate upon convention humbly request treated matter urgency solomon islands welcomes decision france suspend nuclear testing region climate
VCT 1992 182 182 talking-shop emerged institution whose growing reputation effective peace-keeper resulted calls upon take numerous new responsibilities mr javier perez de cuellar indeed ease transition united nations changing_climate brought centre new-world-order politics brought organization new peace-keeping peacemaking roles back founding mission join international community saluting service united nations world peace year general assembly climate
VCT 1992 1194 1194 particularly pleased issues sustainability islands alleviation poverty sustainable development types forests environmentally sound management solid waste addressed delegation urges early ratification united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity felt honestly implemented mitigate hazards small island states like saint vincent grenadines low-lying coastal developing states face delegation takes note renewed commitment climate
VUT 1992 864 864 hope creative approaches will devised effectively utilized post-cold-war period pleased proud report next month parliament vanuatu will act legislation required ratification united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity strongly feel essential conventions ratified enter force strictly adhered earliest possible moment also pleased finally convention banning chemical weapons pray possess weapons climate
ATG 1993 568 568 emitted atmosphere altering global environment fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals human health well-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero existence stake peace security threatened actions large wealthy climate
ATG 1993 569 569 atmosphere altering global environment fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals human health well-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero existence stake peace security threatened actions large wealthy states climate
ATG 1993 574 574 consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals human health well-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero existence stake peace security threatened actions large wealthy states whose presumptions earth’s resources need climate
ATG 1993 575 575 forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals human health well-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero existence stake peace security threatened actions large wealthy states whose presumptions earth’s resources need completely climate
BLR 1993 2088 2088 belarus actively supporting implementation decisions recommendations first-ever summit history held interests earth parliament republic belarus already ratified convention biological diversity now examining issue acceding convention climate_change support priority consideration ecological problems within context international cooperation republic belarus supports idea transforming near future commission sustainable development united nations council ecological security ready climate
BLZ 1993 943 943 contributed substantial general assembly forty-eighth session success conservation efforts cognizant successes appeal intensive cooperation aspects ecosphere including termination ocean terrestrial dumping halt desertification reduction causes global_warming also hope concrete programme action next april’s global conference sustainable development small island developing states held barbados one area must redouble efforts cooperation moral environment climate
DMA 1993 1053 1053 planet dependent importance place conservation environment dominica reaffirms political commitment made earth summit held last year pursue sustainable development recently acceded united nations framework convention climate_change vienna convention protection ozone layer montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer amendment conventions play key role protection environment sustaining environment compatible economic growth development essential climate
FJI 1993 1146 1146 years subject sustainable development several resolutions adopted assembly following important decisions taken rio months ago now implemented various levels encouraging now countries signed framework convention climate_change countries ratified fiji ratified convention february year hopes required number ratifications will soon achieved convention can enter force global_warming rise sea level amongst serious threats climate
FJI 1993 1165 1165 encouraging now countries signed framework convention climate_change countries ratified fiji ratified convention february year hopes required number ratifications will soon achieved convention can enter force global_warming rise sea level amongst serious threats pacific region survival small island states fiji reaffirms support convention takes opportunity urge states sign ratify soon possible fiji climate
FSM 1993 444 444 lay dependence indefinite period generosity friends chief among united states moreover inhabitants small low-lying islands helpless face looming threat sea-level rise natural disasters caused human-induced climate_change today work body participation special development needs environmental concerns small island developing states carefully addressed number settings including conventions climate_change biodiversity follow-up activities united nations climate
FSM 1993 464 464 rise natural disasters caused human-induced climate_change today work body participation special development needs environmental concerns small island developing states carefully addressed number settings including conventions climate_change biodiversity follow-up activities united nations conference environment development unced early work commission sustainable development promises attention problems can seen upcoming first global conference sustainable development climate
FSM 1993 596 596 meetings taken part small states now often coming together common issues speak one voice greater effectiveness efficiency cite alliance small island states successful example issue climate_change unced-related matters general sense regional groups operate benefit small states affording us opportunities access elected positions virtue allocations principle rotation sure factors favourable us failed climate
FSM 1993 1535 1535 seem times region pacific islands overly-preoccupied environment take broad view potential impact resulting actions others raise voices loudly often subject forty-eighth session october l993 human-induced climate_change sea-level rise many say may happen speak nuclear testing especially among islands powerful say probably harmful strongly urge lethal toxic substances plutonium chemical weapons transported climate
FSM 1993 1756 1756 ecological systems well known federated states micronesia along low-lying island countries world literally frightened scarce land space may made uninhabitable ultimately disappear even moderate predictions global_warming sea-level rise come pass concern regard human-induced climate_change loss biodiversity unsustainable development hard put call upon world large make fundamental changes way lives however means climate
FSM 1993 1764 1764 low-lying island countries world literally frightened scarce land space may made uninhabitable ultimately disappear even moderate predictions global_warming sea-level rise come pass concern regard human-induced climate_change loss biodiversity unsustainable development hard put call upon world large make fundamental changes way lives however means isolated concern south pacific forum heads government stressed climate
IRL 1993 1305 1305 quickly emergencies occur creation within secretariat new department humanitarian affairs useful step towards end international community must look squarely certain incontrovertible features shared existence planet climate_change possible doubling world’s population middle next century pressures imposed patterns production consumption great imbalances availability technology resources many areas rio conference agenda identified way ahead climate
KOR 1993 1094 1094 environment development member commission sustainable development republic korea ready part contributing global action hope help bridge divergences developed developing countries now process joining framework convention climate_change environmental agreements human rights issue receiving growing attention international level may natural phenomenon emerging pluralistic world society facilitates promotion democracy world world conference human rights climate
MHL 1993 1054 1054 environment developments subsequent rio summit closely observed marshall islands government sincere hope process initiated rio de janeiro will succeed islands can saved possible destruction global climate_change global conference sustainable development small island developing states will increase world-wide understanding vulnerability islands government barbados thanked generously offering host conference next year however little climate
MHL 1993 1191 1191 life threatened rise level ocean given us life general assembly forty-eighth session thousands years greatly appreciative efforts attention given problem world community notably framework convention climate_change signed rio earth summit government proud ratified however low-lying atoll like marshall islands framework convention may come late eager funds sectors united nations system especially climate
MHL 1993 1247 1247 purpose adaptation rise sea level also realize fully changes required residents industrialized countries will entail considerable sacrifice least initially however countless studies shown steps reduce carbon-dioxide emissions greatly benefit countries future threat marshall islands imminent way life threatened country threatened loss identity culture powerless hands others country may cease exist result climate
MLI 1993 1235 1235 important place national regional international development programmes united nations conference environment development held rio de janeiro june laid groundwork sound joint management development agenda convention climate_change convention biological diversity demonstrated readiness signatories historic documents move away current production consumption patterns implementing commitments made rio requires mobilizing substantial financial resources developing countries climate
MNG 1993 398 398 conference environment development effective follow-up international national level commend dynamic role commission sustainable development central political forum monitoring review implementation agenda mongolia recently ratified convention climate_change convention biodiversity national plan action implement agenda formulated country desertification major challenge mongolia deems necessary convention subject concluded mongolia believes observance human rights accordance universally climate
MUS 1993 2303 2303 feel general assembly seriously general assembly forty-eighth session consider establishing intersessional mechanism complete work preparatory committee conference part committed made protection global environment leitmotif ratified climate_change convention biodiversity convention montreal protocol basel bamako conventions among instruments concern safeguard world ensure well-being live spoke french let pursue thoughts participation small states international climate
NOR 1993 1102 1102 yet regret say momentum generated rio allowed lose force world will forget children will long remember industrialized countries committed rio providing new additional funding combat climate_change safeguard biological diversity far however contributions small-scale aid fatigue continues despite enormous needs fertile ground development countries made sacrifices taken bitter crucial medicine structural adjustment climate
NZL 1993 1611 1611 declaration countries move ratify climate biodiversity conventions step new zealand took just recently new zealand will contribute global environmental facility fund conventions begun work reduce carbon_dioxide emissions developing comprehensive strategy reducing net greenhouse gas emissions also making excellent progress phasing consumption ozone-depleting chemicals new zealand ready share expertise biological diversity countries climate
NZL 1993 1618 1618 step new zealand took just recently new zealand will contribute global environmental facility fund conventions begun work reduce carbon_dioxide emissions developing comprehensive strategy reducing net greenhouse gas emissions also making excellent progress phasing consumption ozone-depleting chemicals new zealand ready share expertise biological diversity countries assist meeting obligations conventions suppose one useful climate
SAU 1993 1738 1738 kingdom saudi arabia participating positively ongoing discussions energy environment shouldered general assembly forty-eighth session responsibilities regard played active role international discussions find workable balanced solution global_warming based proven scientific evidence kingdom saudi arabia convinced future world prosperity well-being inhabitants depend clear understanding environmental problems face us fully understanding consequences policies adopted climate
SLB 1993 1653 1653 development solomon islands one countries south pacific now national environment management strategy endorsed government strategy now implementation phase priority areas action national level identified human-induced climate_change subsequent effect sea-level rise perhaps intractable threat human well-being survival many species earth south pacific exception solomon islands signatory framework convention climate_change will soon complete climate
SLB 1993 1675 1675 level identified human-induced climate_change subsequent effect sea-level rise perhaps intractable threat human well-being survival many species earth south pacific exception solomon islands signatory framework convention climate_change will soon complete necessary requirements ratification formalities ratification montreal protocol way warmly welcome speedy action united nations establishing commission sustainable development particular welcome acceptance south climate
TKM 1993 1412 1412 timely endeavour view sustainable development balanced attention interests countries will ensure successful solution global regional subregional problems accord conclusions united nations conference environment development convention climate_change announce assembly turkmenistan intends eliminate nuclear weapons will continue support treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons npt chemical weapons convention bacteriological biological weapons convention convey gratitude president climate
WSM 1993 296 296 economic reasons part world island communities now live constant threat ecological disasters rise sea levels destructive tropical cyclones particular dangers evidence global adverse effects induced climate_change prey natural vulnerabilities many lands peoples severely undermine national livelihood economic development efforts many governments purpose simply catalogue misery negative rather point vastness task scope climate
BLZ 1994 1032 1032 wisely necessity obliges reduce woodlands leaching present vitality land brought us slumber humbled us sincere discussions fish stocks fragile low-lying developing small island coastal areas global_warming seen commission sustainable development global environment facility take faltering first steps extent examples somewhat unstructured way organization sometimes obliged operate nevertheless commend agencies sincerely hope climate
CRI 1994 693 693 scheme combine nature conservation productive use tropical biodiversity goal live harmony nature helped us realize land part meant forested objectives programme include improving net absorption carbon_dioxide forestation programmes carried conjunction developed countries exportation plant trees development technologies tropical reforestation projects part national plan designed implement elements agenda adopted earth summit rio climate
DEU 1994 2107 2107 increasing although use fossil fuels already endangering climatic stability particular industrialized countries therefore need environment-friendly resource-friendly attitude part producers consumers increased recycling raw materials reducing carbon_dioxide emissions must tackled matter urgency destruction forests continues mercilessly soil erosion loss bio-diversity impaired regeneration consequences destruction must halted europeans will seek better international cooperation climate
EGY 1994 776 776 thriving investment side side advanced productive capacity nominate middle east cradle new economic giants egypt seek opportunities rapid gains rather advanced economic framework contribute significantly changing_climate middle east reshaping region’s ability contribute interactions developed world economy thirdly speak regional security arms control comprehensive peace wider sense will never upheld middle east climate
ETH 1994 133 133 lifting thick veil hindered appreciation interdependence none major problems present world can effectively dealt absence approach takes seriously fact live interdependent world challenges environment problems climate_change unrestrained growth population questions economic growth development among others issues call greater cooperation states early us assess extent international community taken advantage new opportunities major climate
ETH 1994 225 225 world effects reality reverberate aspects international life impinge issues now routinely accepted common challenges international community actions designed deal concerns related international peace security environment climate_change population growth development host interrelated concerns will remain off-target best partial measures developing world allowed continue wallow poverty consequence despair hopelessness continue dominant mood present climate
FSM 1994 173 173 history new grounds cooperation woven greater dimensions solidarity fortunate also face urgent challenges future planet point view small developing state come assembly immediate concerns issues climate_change sustainable development nuclear waste natural disasters linked concerns issue human rights road vienna world community met hundred miles ethnic cleansing taking place bosnia spoke improvements climate
FSM 1994 358 358 will address increasing importance placed role regional organizations contributions can make towards objectives united nations believe forum observer can increase effectiveness region’s work critical issues climate_change conservation biological diversity effective implementation results global conference sustainable development small island developing states one long-standing major concern government shared forum members testing nuclear weapons climate
FSM 1994 676 676 population growing faster ever estimated number million people added year unprecedented population growth rate will profound effect environment action plan population sustainable development clear implications climate_change wish draw distinction although rate population growth industrialized world slower countries still add disproportionate cost environment residents industrialized countries add four times much carbon atmosphere climate
FSM 1994 1148 1148 funding small island developing states access financial assistance implementation programme action related environmental endeavours programme action adopted barbados conference specifically requested since global environmental problems climate_change biological diversity international waters great significance concern small island developing states restructured gef seen important channel assistance areas provision new additional resources meeting heads state climate
FSM 1994 1225 1225 meaning concept sustainable development supporting overall outcome barbados including enabling legislation will give united nations specialized agencies organizations mandate start implementing programme action framework convention climate_change appealed constructive approach international community view commitments towards reduction greenhouse gases called proposed protocol convention distributed week parties alliance small island states recent scientific reports climate
FSM 1994 1235 1235 legislation will give united nations specialized agencies organizations mandate start implementing programme action framework convention climate_change appealed constructive approach international community view commitments towards reduction greenhouse gases called proposed protocol convention distributed week parties alliance small island states recent scientific reports confirmed certainty global_warming occurring importantly also clear industrialized countries must climate
FSM 1994 1253 1253 approach international community view commitments towards reduction greenhouse gases called proposed protocol convention distributed week parties alliance small island states recent scientific reports confirmed certainty global_warming occurring importantly also clear industrialized countries must make greater cutbacks emissions originally envisioned hope avoiding disastrous consequences much world consequences cynics scoffing years ago welcomed climate
FSM 1994 1474 1474 development way respects builds age- old concept sustainable living takes full account wisdom can gleaned indigenous cultures worldwide words country believes important common vision combat climate_change promote sustainable development now incumbent upon us seriously rethink roles can play vital part restoring environment front-line country terms vulnerability micronesia recognizes retreat position treating climate
GRD 1994 659 659 assistance cooperation delegation therefore looks forward fulfilment obligations developed countries pledged commitment assist developing countries particular small island developing states implementation decisions recommendations agenda conventions climate_change biodiversity follow-up conferences rio conference several years grenada expressed concern apparent unbalanced resource commitment security issues versus development consequently delegation commends recently expanded efforts aimed climate
HND 1994 1456 1456 world’s environmental unity new relationship mankind nature can emerge allowing us work together conservation survival regarding sensitive matter national congress currently seized conventions biological diversity climate_change view translating words deeds speedy debate adoption government wishes raise one issue today sense full responsibility awareness gravity effects crisis faced developing countries risks involved climate
KEN 1994 1686 1686 commitment cooperating united nations efforts strengthen united nations centre nairobi capacity remains underutilized despite enormous potential connection kenya urges permanent secretariats environmentally-related conventions including biodiversity climate_change desertification located nairobi taking full account need utilization capacity new secretariats united nations environment programme unep well human-settlement secretariats based united nations centre nairobi indeed climate
MHL 1994 188 188 undertakings innovative international relations multilateral actions hope new endeavours partnership will produce lasting solutions many global problems partnership evident work undertaken united nations framework convention climate_change viewed great interest marshall islands currently working together alliance small island states aosis founding member introducing new protocol convention commend chairman alliance small island states climate
MHL 1994 229 229 introducing new protocol convention commend chairman alliance small island states coordinating work international negotiating committee addition welcome urgent call made german foreign minister immediate reductions carbon_dioxide emissions german government’s support aosis protocol gratifying hope conference parties will adopt proposed protocol united nations framework convention climate_change greenhouse gas emission reduction next year climate
MHL 1994 248 248 made german foreign minister immediate reductions carbon_dioxide emissions german government’s support aosis protocol gratifying hope conference parties will adopt proposed protocol united nations framework convention climate_change greenhouse gas emission reduction next year berlin island nation republic marshall islands regarded adoption general assembly forty-eighth session earlier year agreement relating implementation part xi climate
MHL 1994 249 249 german foreign minister immediate reductions carbon_dioxide emissions german government’s support aosis protocol gratifying hope conference parties will adopt proposed protocol united nations framework convention climate_change greenhouse gas emission reduction next year berlin island nation republic marshall islands regarded adoption general assembly forty-eighth session earlier year agreement relating implementation part xi united climate
MMR 1994 1263 1263 national regional levels region asia pacific comprises large number nations differing size resource endowment stage economic development region facing conceivable environmental problems world deforestation desertification climate_change several countries region particularly south-east north-east asia registered remarkable economic growth last decades others yet achieve objectives many countries eradication poverty greater equity income distribution climate
SAU 1994 1945 1945 coal subsidies industrial states amount twice cost comparable energy provided imported petroleum furthermore according sources tax reforms take consideration carbon content fuel produce double reduction carbon_dioxide emissions targeted proposed carbon taxes without taxation petroleum member states gulf cooperation council convinced imposing additional taxes petroleum will contribute environment will instead distort international climate
SLB 1994 316 316 roots embedded human spirit love kindness despite united nations interventions restore intra-state international peace security world still riddled trouble spots endangered human-induced threats potential impact climate_change sea-level rise witness horror human suffering rwanda somalia angola bosnia herzegovina haiti solomon islands calls parties concerned lay arms resort non-violent means negotiating peace true climate
SLB 1994 1283 1283 proposals promote trade investment united states pacific islands will subject meeting east-west centre hawaii later year apart vulnerabilities plague small island developing states potential impact climate_change rising sea levels poses great threat pacific islands overwhelming scientific evidence pointing danger now face regard solomon islands supports alliance small island states submitted next climate
SLB 1994 1313 1313 great threat pacific islands overwhelming scientific evidence pointing danger now face regard solomon islands supports alliance small island states submitted next year’s conference parties convention climate_change additional protocol aimed securing reduction emission greenhouse gases 1990s level protocol industrialized countries obliged parties solomon islands firmly believe republic china taiwan much contribute work climate
SLB 1994 1320 1320 pointing danger now face regard solomon islands supports alliance small island states submitted next year’s conference parties convention climate_change additional protocol aimed securing reduction emission greenhouse gases 1990s level protocol industrialized countries obliged parties solomon islands firmly believe republic china taiwan much contribute work united nations specialized agencies terms international cooperation climate
TGO 1994 1595 1595 high time states international community everything power national regional international levels put effect commitments sustainable development undertaken rio togolese government welcomes entry force framework convention climate_change particularly delighted conclusion another legal instrument global scope international convention combat desertification countries experiencing serious drought desertification particularly africa convention adopted intergovernmental negotiating committee paris climate
URY 1994 1393 1393 american continent country particular interest issues relating climate changes affect us tenth session intergovernmental committee contribution research topic uruguay offered host permanent headquarters secretariat convention climate_change actions initiatives taken framework strategy country shares promote lasting economic social development without prejudice environment non-renewable resources thus achieving solid sustained growth present future generations climate
ATG 1995 267 267 island states territories thriving robust one day paralysed incapacitated within hours development sustainable hurricanes trample region year yet climate experts given us notice phenomenon known global_warming will generate greater number extreme_weather events ferocious monstrous succeeding year hurricane luis miles wide wind gusts reached almost miles per hour sustained winds exceeded miles climate
ATG 1995 272 272 one day paralysed incapacitated within hours development sustainable hurricanes trample region year yet climate experts given us notice phenomenon known global_warming will generate greater number extreme_weather events ferocious monstrous succeeding year hurricane luis miles wide wind gusts reached almost miles per hour sustained winds exceeded miles per hour unique size devilish climate
ATG 1995 304 304 luis miles wide wind gusts reached almost miles per hour sustained winds exceeded miles per hour unique size devilish fury may never sufficient evidence link global_warming phenomenon single hurricane pattern evident draw assembly’s attention study entitled confronting climate_change published cambridge university press read global temperatures continue rise accordance current predictions increases climate
ATG 1995 316 316 exceeded miles per hour unique size devilish fury may never sufficient evidence link global_warming phenomenon single hurricane pattern evident draw assembly’s attention study entitled confronting climate_change published cambridge university press read global temperatures continue rise accordance current predictions increases number severity storms floods droughts short-term weather extremes may one earliest observed climate
ATG 1995 344 344 university press read global temperatures continue rise accordance current predictions increases number severity storms floods droughts short-term weather extremes may one earliest observed dramatic effects carbon_dioxide emissions caused burning petroleum coal wood gas since start industrial revolution western europe years ago begun warm planet place survival small islands jeopardy three years climate
ATG 1995 383 383 years ago begun warm planet place survival small islands jeopardy three years ago earth summit rio brazil nations world representatives sign united nations framework convention climate_change read convention ultimate objective convention related legal instruments conference parties may adopt achieve stabilization greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere level prevent dangerous man-made interference climate system climate
ATG 1995 398 398 rio brazil nations world representatives sign united nations framework convention climate_change read convention ultimate objective convention related legal instruments conference parties may adopt achieve stabilization greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere level prevent dangerous man-made interference climate system article earlier year nations world met berlin germany consider proposal matching objective linked convention put climate
ATG 1995 438 438 world met berlin germany consider proposal matching objective linked convention put forward vulnerable small island states many industrialized countries guilty emitting earth’s atmosphere billions tons carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases agree reduction gases stand idly experience deadly effects global_warming satisfied promises harmful production wasteful consumption dangerous disposal patterns continue characterize behaviour largest industrialized climate
ATG 1995 439 439 met berlin germany consider proposal matching objective linked convention put forward vulnerable small island states many industrialized countries guilty emitting earth’s atmosphere billions tons carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases agree reduction gases stand idly experience deadly effects global_warming satisfied promises harmful production wasteful consumption dangerous disposal patterns continue characterize behaviour largest industrialized states climate
ATG 1995 449 449 forward vulnerable small island states many industrialized countries guilty emitting earth’s atmosphere billions tons carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases agree reduction gases stand idly experience deadly effects global_warming satisfied promises harmful production wasteful consumption dangerous disposal patterns continue characterize behaviour largest industrialized states sow wind small island states reap whirlwind south pacific defenceless climate
ATG 1995 1374 1374 ever today united nations must struggle unfinished business earlier decades small island states 1990s aware existence stake tried make united nations focus environment development especially climate_change fail quest civilization will destroy us process destroy island states much like canary coal mine messengers signalling danger rest world suffered hurricane hugo hurricane luis climate
BFA 1995 1104 1104 rio conference environment development june adoption united nations convention combat desertification countries experiencing serious drought desertification particularly africa entry force convention biological diversity framework convention climate_change truly given fresh impetus greater awareness area good instruments without resources needed fight evils meant attack burkina faso made substantial contribution drafting united nations convention climate
BHS 1995 180 180 scourge war managed far global war concerned saved generations heritage future good enough save seemingly inevitable lot chronic poverty ignorance disease threat nuclear annihilation consequences global_warming good enough save generations life security existence planet live jeopardy clearly responsible establishing parameters action past produced result desirable necessary ensure stable secure viable future climate
BLZ 1995 841 841 also call support strengthening alliance sustainable development central america major initiative developing call delicate filigree isthmus welcome relationships belize’s recently concluded joint implementation pilot programme climate_change convention overarching goal precursors save succeeding generations scourge war well score sphere peace security grave developments taken place various parts world several places genocidal impulses climate
CAN 1995 1617 1617 stocks highly migratory fish stocks goal concrete internationally sanctioned conservation measures objective applies efforts ensure sustainable management forests arable land rio summit achieved landmark agreements climate_change biodiversity canada welcomes progress made commission sustainable development united nations environment programme unep clarifying respective roles following agreements collaboration member states spoke english speaking three climate
ESP 1995 1557 1557 avoided humanitarian continuum ensured witnessed important events year field environment implementation rio agreements special mention made positive outcome conferences parties convention biological diversity framework convention climate_change opening signature convention combat desertification establishment intergovernmental panel forests aegis commission sustainable development welcome developments reiterate determination continue working within organization towards greater cooperation field climate
FJI 1995 2010 2010 investments institutional human resource development small island developing states enable respond effectively challenge finding new paths sustainable development government urge parties united nations framework convention climate_change move speedily towards conclusion effective protocol ultimately bring improvements global climate system front-line states fiji vulnerable rising sea levels hurricanes phenomena associated worst- case scenario climate
FJI 1995 2036 2036 move speedily towards conclusion effective protocol ultimately bring improvements global climate system front-line states fiji vulnerable rising sea levels hurricanes phenomena associated worst- case scenario climate_change politics little reality physical survival affected immediate action remedy ailments world climate system taken context fiji welcomes commencement negotiations berlin mandate strengthen framework convention climate_change climate
FJI 1995 2061 2061 climate_change politics little reality physical survival affected immediate action remedy ailments world climate system taken context fiji welcomes commencement negotiations berlin mandate strengthen framework convention climate_change got way geneva last august first conference parties convention fiji expressed regret outcome conference minimal fiji continues believe protocol alliance small island states form basis climate
FJI 1995 2126 2126 overriding priority will remain combatting poverty recognizing present health world’s climate system result detrimental patterns production consumption industrialized countries countries continue take lead reducing emission greenhouse gases fiji welcomes successful completion united nations conference straddling fish stocks highly migratory fish stocks agreement produced conference culmination two years work member countries participated climate
FSM 1995 569 569 control transboundary movement management hazardous wastes within south pacific region also referred waigani convention important arrangement strengthens supplements effect basel london conventions within region subject climate_change global_warming phenomena influenced mankind’s emissions greenhouse gases atmosphere remains deep concern people federated states micronesia unfortunately though seems much world present share feeling urgency regarding climate
FSM 1995 570 570 transboundary movement management hazardous wastes within south pacific region also referred waigani convention important arrangement strengthens supplements effect basel london conventions within region subject climate_change global_warming phenomena influenced mankind’s emissions greenhouse gases atmosphere remains deep concern people federated states micronesia unfortunately though seems much world present share feeling urgency regarding continuing climate
FSM 1995 575 575 within south pacific region also referred waigani convention important arrangement strengthens supplements effect basel london conventions within region subject climate_change global_warming phenomena influenced mankind’s emissions greenhouse gases atmosphere remains deep concern people federated states micronesia unfortunately though seems much world present share feeling urgency regarding continuing debate problem developments past year climate
FSM 1995 604 604 deep concern people federated states micronesia unfortunately though seems much world present share feeling urgency regarding continuing debate problem developments past year relating framework convention climate_change extent encouraging process still suffers greatly strong political economic forces obscure convention’s clearly stated objective stabilization greenhouse gases atmosphere safe levels everyone agrees objective can climate
FSM 1995 621 621 debate problem developments past year relating framework convention climate_change extent encouraging process still suffers greatly strong political economic forces obscure convention’s clearly stated objective stabilization greenhouse gases atmosphere safe levels everyone agrees objective can reached difficult adjustments within industrialized countries assistance developing world acquiring environmentally clean technologies also understood must done climate
FSM 1995 671 671 done stages certain period time first steps must initiated first conference parties convention held berlin earlier year made crucial determination initial undertakings industrialized countries reduce greenhouse-gas emissions inadequate regrettably conference see fit adopt next step protocol formally submitted alliance small island states applied reduction formula endorsed scientists back reasonable necessary instead climate
FSM 1995 740 740 working group held recently geneva clear powerful forces remain dedicated defeating process whatever means can apply opponents framework convention ingenious casting doubts scientific knowledge relating climate_change hope upcoming second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change will establish clear legitimacy concern need action panel found among things likelihood continuing sea-level rise inches half climate
FSM 1995 748 748 remain dedicated defeating process whatever means can apply opponents framework convention ingenious casting doubts scientific knowledge relating climate_change hope upcoming second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change will establish clear legitimacy concern need action panel found among things likelihood continuing sea-level rise inches half metre year nothing done besides obvious disastrous effects climate
FSM 1995 798 798 effects upon islands populations many heavily populated river deltas cities made uninhabitable eminent director university maryland’s laboratory coastal research recently described measurement sea-level rise dipstick climate_change respectfully suggest sea-level rise certainly indicator islands low-lying coastal areas dipstick helplessly fixed immovable therefore call body session take due notice accumulating knowledge relating climate_change climate
FSM 1995 823 823 climate_change respectfully suggest sea-level rise certainly indicator islands low-lying coastal areas dipstick helplessly fixed immovable therefore call body session take due notice accumulating knowledge relating climate_change reaffirm urgent need meaningful greenhouse gases emissions-reduction measures within context framework convention pleased inform assembly government federated states micronesia recently ratified convention desertification government will climate
FSM 1995 828 828 certainly indicator islands low-lying coastal areas dipstick helplessly fixed immovable therefore call body session take due notice accumulating knowledge relating climate_change reaffirm urgent need meaningful greenhouse gases emissions-reduction measures within context framework convention pleased inform assembly government federated states micronesia recently ratified convention desertification government will deposit instrument ratification due course climate
FSM 1995 864 864 government federated states micronesia recently ratified convention desertification government will deposit instrument ratification due course federated states micronesia sees interrelationship three environmental conventions biological diversity climate_change desertification respectively collective approach support can chance restore protect sustain global environment government joins solidarity members work towards solutions global cooperation current series underground test climate
GBR 1995 1711 1711 gives wider legitimacy principles value human rights democracy spreads cost aims share freeing kuwait invasion restoring democracy haiti lets us work others fight common threats greenhouse-gas emissions international drug trade price high bill united nations peace-keeping aid development work last year slightly per cent united states defence budget less united kingdom climate
GUY 1995 760 760 aware obligation protect fragile environment since united nations conference environment development made progress number areas regard implementation agenda seen coming force convention biological diversity convention climate_change convention combat desertification well holding barbados global conference sustainable development small island developing states adoption barbados programme action much however remains done adequately honour commitments climate
ISL 1995 555 555 economic growth economic growth must never sole objective without regard human values environmental protection another main concern important strides made area since earth summit rio climate_change ozone depletion two major dangers global ecosystem now dealt basis legally binding conventions much will depend coordinated action implement commitments undertaken furthermore greater attention needs climate
ISL 1995 628 628 form persistent organic substances particular concern entire societies base livelihood living resources sea iceland firmly view threat can countered global legally binding framework similar governing climate_change ozone depletion reason government attaches particular importance conference protection marine environment land-based sources due take place washington later year urge member states take active part climate
JPN 1995 153 153 geneva approach end twentieth century billion people living absolute poverty billion receive even basic health care needless say remain increasingly grave problems environmental degradation including global_warming deforestation marine pollution united nations universal international organization exists cope grave problems ensure international community enjoys peace prosperity thus necessary time united nations genuinely strengthen climate
LCA 1995 1653 1653 refugees escaping civil wars globe now faced prospect environmental refugees fleeing disaster areas natural catastrophes without wishing sound like prophet doom must say possible effect global_warming upon agriculture developing world cause concern recent months faced relentless fury hurricanes rising sea levels case montserrat one small caribbean island neighbours threat volcanic eruption climate
LUX 1995 985 985 take cognizance fact countries faced new phenomena often diverse alike reaching beyond national borders thinking inter alia health problems aids environmental problems depletion ozone layer global_warming also social phenomena population growth pressure migration problem refugees violations human rights trans-border issues increasing concern drug trafficking new forms violence crime even international terrorism climate
MHL 1995 177 177 leadership chairman ambassador nandan fiji marshall islands given full support ambassador candidature post secretary general international seabed authority wish acknowledge support received intergovernmental panel experts climate_change convention scientific evidence received order adequately address convention confirmed belief existence phenomena sea-level rise many low-lying islands region particularly concerned strong possibility alliance small island climate
MYS 1995 1001 1001 development sensitive needs cultural values developing countries without imitating flawed western model ask misguided crusaders keep modern-day imitations communist agitators well look countries wasteful consumption carbon-dioxide emissions social disintegration serious problem world’s population becomes urbanized helped west’s seeking impose moral values institutions hold society together now undermined beijing women’s summit despite climate
OMN 1995 660 660 way agreement elimination weapons mass destruction regards protection environment international community witnessed dedication world leaders rio conference task halting degradation environment united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity agenda resulted unique conference laid foundations world partnership addresses problems desertification poverty degradation ecosystem arise unrestrained use natural resources conventions programmes gone climate
PNG 1995 944 944 scale thought hope peace prosperity horizon international community gathered rio earth summit environment sustainable development pledged acknowledged rio summit something done humanity endangered environmental degradation climate_change adopted agenda framework document governments took document firmly hand sadly grip today appears slackened experience others call question usefulness global conferences results ones already held climate
PNG 1995 987 987 question usefulness global conferences results ones already held generally disappointing special world conferences ones barbados small island developing states cairo population copenhagen social issues berlin climate_change recent fourth world conference women held beijing although fairness latter give time produce results consider moratorium gatherings begin see practical benefits coming talking done now climate
SLB 1995 508 508 away future humankind nuclear- weapons dice table nuclear-threshold states tests send wrong signal pacific certainly wrong place now today wrong time international cooperation wrong policy global_warming intergovernmental climate- change experts now confirming continues consequences small island states serious including potential impact sea-level rise threaten agricultural fish production thereby endangering economy undermining climate
SLB 1995 667 667 disarmament question courage overcoming fear begins within achievement must come within well inside us inside environmental issues solomon islands state party united nations framework convention climate_change fully supports berlin mandate includes alliance small island states protocol much present future economy based forests marine life embrace convention biological diversity solomon islands acceded climate
TGO 1995 2425 2425 building peaceful prosperous world regard question environment delegation welcomes signing paris october international convention combating drought desertification welcome especially entry force convention biological diversity convention climate_change however believe signing entry force conventions end light universal concern years ago extensive degradation environment enthusiasm aroused rio conference countries must take necessary measures attain climate
URY 1995 1227 1227 unabated showing concern environmental matters willingness cooperate effectively tangibly joint efforts international community government uruguay offered host second meeting contracting parties united nations framework convention climate_change held second half coastal country southern part planet uruguay particularly sensitive certain forms environmental degradation depletion ozone layer climate_change contamination improper exploitation resources south atlantic climate
URY 1995 1246 1246 contracting parties united nations framework convention climate_change held second half coastal country southern part planet uruguay particularly sensitive certain forms environmental degradation depletion ozone layer climate_change contamination improper exploitation resources south atlantic uruguay views results conference straddling fish stocks highly migratory fish stocks highly auspicious hope draft convention adopted will approved climate
WSM 1995 1020 1020 yet signed ratified protocols south pacific nuclear free zone treaty also deep concern environment samoa taken every step possible engaged negotiations implementation international conventions relating climate_change biodiversity marine pollution conservation straddling highly migratory fish stocks global_warming threat sea-level rise matters gravest concern country region recently intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc reported warming climate
WSM 1995 1030 1030 also deep concern environment samoa taken every step possible engaged negotiations implementation international conventions relating climate_change biodiversity marine pollution conservation straddling highly migratory fish stocks global_warming threat sea-level rise matters gravest concern country region recently intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc reported warming global atmosphere unlikely entirely due natural causes words human activity climate
WSM 1995 1042 1042 international conventions relating climate_change biodiversity marine pollution conservation straddling highly migratory fish stocks global_warming threat sea-level rise matters gravest concern country region recently intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc reported warming global atmosphere unlikely entirely due natural causes words human activity definite cause discounted entirely unexpected latest indication ipcc bears inadequacy current convention climate
WSM 1995 1085 1085 unexpected latest indication ipcc bears inadequacy current convention commitments annex parties underlines essential correctness urgency berlin mandate issued first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change part samoa will continue work together countries alliance small island states aosis towards early acceptance clear emission-reduction targets type advanced draft aosis protocol respect fish climate
ATG 1996 151 151 live constant fear fall-out tidal waves major eruption natural phenomenon presently plaguing montserrat prelude disaster can destroy small islands globally evidence warming planet clearly emerged extreme_weather events become frequent intense last year hurricane luis unleashed fury country hours declared worst storm century hurricane marilyn followed wake intensifying damage indeed remain grateful climate
ATG 1996 202 202 countries institutions provided various forms assistance help reconstruction addressing general assembly organization american states year envoy noted development sustainable score storms hurricanes trample region year carbon_dioxide emissions caused burning petroleum coal wood gas since start industrial revolution western europe years ago begun place survival small islands jeopardy harmful production wasteful consumption climate
ATG 1996 240 240 europe years ago begun place survival small islands jeopardy harmful production wasteful consumption dangerous disposal patterns continue characterize behaviour largest industrialized states must therefore reduce carbon_dioxide emissions agreed toronto targets together let us address challenge may bequeath future generations better safer world inherited demise will signal beginning end marvellous civilization creative climate
BEN 1996 947 947 present future generations process building human better society exercise right adequate housing environmental protection essential promote sustainable development faced threat mankind posed rise sea levels global_warming creeping desertification disappearance biological diversity benin attaches utmost importance implementation agreements reached rio renews commitment can ensure success special session general assembly planned june strengthen climate
BGD 1996 515 515 urgently today ever guide help countries efforts reach bilateral multilateral agreements paper also suggests international convention freshwater resources along lines already exist biodiversity ozone depletion climate_change particular paper stresses united nations develop principles ethics sharing joint planetary freshwater resources ideas view warrant serious consideration world community reverting subject government’s priorities let climate
BHS 1996 587 587 bahamas will continue put place necessary infrastructure facilitate implementation recommendations yet put practice past actions brought us day reckoning wealth oceans deemed inexhaustible proven finite global_warming longer prognostication present condition stake future planet lives inhabitants bahamas urges special session review agenda viewed opportunity re-examine strategy correct past mistakes bahamas hopes special climate
DEU 1996 984 984 action special session general assembly devoted environment development must chart course next millennium order restore balance man nature economy germany’s industrial community voluntarily undertaken reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent year since germany reduced emissions nearly per cent thereby led way rest world contributing million deutsche mark pilot programme protect brazil’s tropical climate
DEU 1996 1046 1046 become heavily involved programme can succeed together fail together climate conference japan must achieve objective agreed upon berlin months ago adoption substantive binding protocol reduce greenhouse gas emissions recent geneva conference great majority nations came favour specific targets time limits encouraging wish thank members supporting efforts secretariat framework convention climate_change established climate
DEU 1996 1070 1070 reduce greenhouse gas emissions recent geneva conference great majority nations came favour specific targets time limits encouraging wish thank members supporting efforts secretariat framework convention climate_change established bonn may also ask members support proposal secretariat framework convention combat desertification likewise located bonn cooperate closely climate secretariat united nations will find living climate
DNK 1996 1005 1005 special session must look need readjusting revitalizing increasing efforts cope challenges government denmark fully supports process will continue support activities areas need safeguarding biodiversity promoting renewable_energy reducing erosion desertification deforestation dealt briefly four high-priority areas view government united nations key role play addressing problems organization fully capable taking challenge regrettably answer climate
FJI 1996 1658 1658 vulnerable acts aggression without well within small states especially look provisions united nations charter respect preservation sovereignty country continues urge parties united nations framework convention climate_change move speedily towards conclusion effective protocol ultimately bring improvements global climate system country one many vulnerable rising sea levels hurricanes phenomena associated disastrous climate changes climate
FJI 1996 1707 1707 climate changes physical survival affected immediate action taken address problem climate changes world meeting south pacific forum held marshall islands september year highlighted forum’s concern climate_change become crucial issue within region called share call urgent action particularly view second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change stated balance scientific evidence suggested discernible human climate
FJI 1996 1725 1725 marshall islands september year highlighted forum’s concern climate_change become crucial issue within region called share call urgent action particularly view second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change stated balance scientific evidence suggested discernible human influence global climate forum welcomed outcome second session conference parties framework convention climate_change called acceleration negotiations text legally climate
FJI 1996 1745 1745 second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change stated balance scientific evidence suggested discernible human influence global climate forum welcomed outcome second session conference parties framework convention climate_change called acceleration negotiations text legally binding protocol another legal instrument completed time adoption third session conference parties order achieve significant progress towards goal lower greenhouse-gas climate
FJI 1996 1770 1770 climate_change called acceleration negotiations text legally binding protocol another legal instrument completed time adoption third session conference parties order achieve significant progress towards goal lower greenhouse-gas emissions south pacific forum also called upon countries support activities ad hoc group berlin mandate reaffirmed support inclusion draft protocol presented alliance small island states climate
FSM 1996 527 527 made nations world discontinuing regulating activities harmful environment others particularly region pacific islands broad expanses helpless populations continue attract interest dirty dangerous business conduct regard climate_change rising sea level strengthening storm activity sound ominous warning global situation will engulf us decisive action taken world community now yet past year political will climate
FSM 1996 828 828 little longer global resolve expressed rio reflected many actions since seriously undermined glacial progress better progress enough stakes literally apocalyptic much support process framework convention climate_change appears intensive negotiations leading direction elaborate compromises might represent masterful diplomatic achievement fall far short effectively addressing convention’s objective recently second conference parties geneva witnessed climate
FSM 1996 886 886 note critical unanimous scientific finding namely discernible human influence global climate fell ministers attendance make declaration recognizing obvious importance findings second assessment report interdepartmental panel climate_change exists degree helplessness part great majority come grips problem even denial factor laid rest one begins fear lack capacity save little time remaining next conference climate
FSM 1996 939 939 anticipated protocol legal instrument will adopted sets specific targets timetables emissions reductions beyond year action will determine whether convention can indeed serve address threat global climate_change yet point specific suggested text tabled alliance small island states regarded larger industrialized countries overreaching even first step outlook encouraging thanks work ipcc producing landmark climate
GBR 1996 825 825 developing human resources full potential giving priority needs poor health education clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forests pandemic diseases development ignores will sustainable united nations central forum focusing attention action governments civil society challenges enter next century climate
JPN 1996 1249 1249 status women well problems relating food energy may become acute years come concerned environmental issues japan will host third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto december next year japan will make every effort toward adoption conference effective practical document prescribing international framework prevent global_warming year like call valuable cooperation climate
JPN 1996 1269 1269 parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto december next year japan will make every effort toward adoption conference effective practical document prescribing international framework prevent global_warming year like call valuable cooperation every member state international organization concerned success conference recognizing important every human cared throughout years political activity focused attention protection climate
KOR 1996 1130 1130 vaccine institute will take place new york october encourage many countries possible show support worthy noble project becoming party agreement emergence unprecedented global environmental issues climate_change biodiversity calls genuine global partnership based equitable burden-sharing special session environmental issues general assembly will provide us valuable opportunity formulate clear sustainable development strategy twenty- climate
MDV 1996 964 964 preservation global environment concerted efforts fronts can produce encouraging results daunting challenge maldives environment important issue conscious fragility islands hope able protect potential dangers arising global_warming sea-level rise also determined keep country environment-friendly clean unpolluted though land area limited happy mention maldives initiated programme january year planting one million trees three climate
MHL 1996 203 203 deliberating reviewing respective performances together charting way towards prosperous secure future region forum leaders gave deeper meaning theme year’s session wish make remarks outcome discussions climate_change global problem requires global solution forum highlighted concern climate_change called urgent action view second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change states balance scientific evidence suggests discernible climate
MHL 1996 212 212 secure future region forum leaders gave deeper meaning theme year’s session wish make remarks outcome discussions climate_change global problem requires global solution forum highlighted concern climate_change called urgent action view second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change states balance scientific evidence suggests discernible human influence global climate report given us much concerned climate
MHL 1996 222 222 session wish make remarks outcome discussions climate_change global problem requires global solution forum highlighted concern climate_change called urgent action view second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change states balance scientific evidence suggests discernible human influence global climate report given us much concerned forum countries call international community accelerate negotiations next conference parties climate
MHL 1996 257 257 climate report given us much concerned forum countries call international community accelerate negotiations next conference parties international community needs achieve significant progress towards goal lowering greenhouse gas emissions near future survival many small island developing states well many developing states adversely affected way climate_change depends upon taking action will adversely affected climate
MHL 1996 275 275 needs achieve significant progress towards goal lowering greenhouse gas emissions near future survival many small island developing states well many developing states adversely affected way climate_change depends upon taking action will adversely affected climate_change reason reaffirm full support alliance small island states protocol context discussions ad hoc group berlin mandate calls climate
MHL 1996 283 283 gas emissions near future survival many small island developing states well many developing states adversely affected way climate_change depends upon taking action will adversely affected climate_change reason reaffirm full support alliance small island states protocol context discussions ad hoc group berlin mandate calls stronger carbon_dioxide reductions time-bound framework session general assembly climate
MHL 1996 302 302 upon taking action will adversely affected climate_change reason reaffirm full support alliance small island states protocol context discussions ad hoc group berlin mandate calls stronger carbon_dioxide reductions time-bound framework session general assembly will review progress number related issues united nations convention law sea including fisheries conservation management efforts reduce incidence illegal climate
MYS 1996 1682 1682 age will bring cheap easy access knowledge education facilitate worldwide business abuse already affecting moral values world smut violence gratuitously distributed criminals north less polluting carbon_dioxide emissions less dangerous drug trafficking one great power can apply laws citizens another country considers guilty drug trafficking countries different moral codes extradite traffickers pornography climate
NOR 1996 809 809 call action together sowed first seeds global norm sustainable development now must struggle towards implementation later year will start final work climate protocol challenge global climate_change owe present future generations come binding agreement cost-effective equitable verifiable process will require combined political scientific craftsmanship will need draw upon every experience multilateral diplomacy climate
NPL 1996 1450 1450 international conferences including rio cairo copenhagen beijing istanbul deeply concerned declining level official development assistance developing countries particular least developed countries happy see framework convention climate_change entered force implemented effectively time concerned convention biological diversity ratified many countries especially pleased say parliament nepal already ratified international convention combat desertification firmly committed climate
PAN 1996 782 782 make contribution prove commitment overcoming environmental problems strategic importance issues associated biodiversity government hopes new additional funds will made available promote activities field hope connection climate_change ozone layer desertification conservation forests area international peace security reconfirm agreement governments advocate total ban production use trafficking transfer anti-personnel land-mines respect comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty climate
PNG 1996 738 738 agreements reached regional level papua new guinea adopted comprehensive code logging practice designed promote sustainable use in-country processing rich renewable natural resource gravely concerned threat climate_change poses survival low-lying atolls entire countries region face risk extinction papua new guinea joins developing countries calling advanced industrialized countries look beyond immediate self-interest adopt climate
PNG 1996 767 767 atolls entire countries region face risk extinction papua new guinea joins developing countries calling advanced industrialized countries look beyond immediate self-interest adopt specific targets reducing greenhouse emissions issue generates considerable emotion among us together coastal states region look distant-water fishing nations cooperation giving effect united nations agreement straddling fish stocks highly climate
PRT 1996 659 659 among many activities united nations like single two areas consider essential environment human rights protection environment becoming increasingly prominent issue field recognize great importance problems climate_change desertification protection marine environment reason portugal closely following implementation principles decisions adopted regard major united nations conferences also like underline particular sensitivity portugal whose territory climate
SLB 1996 489 489 general assembly convened review agenda also great importance solomon islands seek practical ways improve ongoing regional efforts meet agenda’s goals second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change call international community speed negotiations recognizing global problem demands collective solution solomon islands continues support alliance small island states protocol united nations framework convention climate_change climate
SLB 1996 514 514 climate_change call international community speed negotiations recognizing global problem demands collective solution solomon islands continues support alliance small island states protocol united nations framework convention climate_change lower greenhouse gas emissions achieved soon survival small island developing states will threatened moreover sustainable management conservation forests essential biological diversity economy country pacific healthy climate
SLB 1996 516 516 international community speed negotiations recognizing global problem demands collective solution solomon islands continues support alliance small island states protocol united nations framework convention climate_change lower greenhouse gas emissions achieved soon survival small island developing states will threatened moreover sustainable management conservation forests essential biological diversity economy country pacific healthy coral reefs climate
SLB 1996 658 658 development assistance therefore directed needed fostering public health literacy electrification recent completion first solar-powered village important us implementing habitat agenda encouraging self-reliance village development solar renewable_energy resources water wind will economic education health development plans several weeks ago internet reached solomon islands personal computers growing number secondary schools possibility lap-top computers climate
SYC 1996 397 397 year many speakers underscored importance preserving environment context sustainable development president united states underscored fact spoke english planet safer common efforts close chernobyl address challenges climate_change protect world’s forests oceans now must uphold duty custodians environment children will inherit even healthier planet official records general assembly fifty-first session plenary meetings 6th climate
USA 1996 894 894 freeze nuclear programme international monitoring now wake provocative actions north korea must pursue permanent peace korean people planet safer common efforts close chernobyl address challenges climate_change protect world’s forests oceans now must uphold duty custodians environment children will inherit even healthier planet us must continue historic efforts build better global trading climate
VCT 1996 303 303 ban treaty step however small towards curbing arms race eventual elimination weapons must viewed positive one formidable challenges time protection environment threats confront us daunting global_warming desertification deforestation among many environmental protection key survival mankind faced choice either save environment perish suffering burundi somalia liberia rwanda bosnia go unnoticed international community climate
WSM 1996 778 778 pose serious dangers samoa small islands member alliance small island states pressed will continue press concerns immediate effective international action second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change confirms long feared human activity warming changing_climate system ministers environment attended second conference parties geneva july year endorsed report comprehensive authoritative assessment climate science panel’s climate
WSM 1996 785 785 alliance small island states pressed will continue press concerns immediate effective international action second assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change confirms long feared human activity warming changing_climate system ministers environment attended second conference parties geneva july year endorsed report comprehensive authoritative assessment climate science panel’s report underlines real urgency climate_change negotiations mandated climate
WSM 1996 808 808 activity warming changing_climate system ministers environment attended second conference parties geneva july year endorsed report comprehensive authoritative assessment climate science panel’s report underlines real urgency climate_change negotiations mandated berlin last year current commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions convention will enough arrest global_warming additional effective commitments industrialized countries extending beyond year must climate
WSM 1996 817 817 parties geneva july year endorsed report comprehensive authoritative assessment climate science panel’s report underlines real urgency climate_change negotiations mandated berlin last year current commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions convention will enough arrest global_warming additional effective commitments industrialized countries extending beyond year must established alliance small island states submitted possible solutions set climate
WSM 1996 824 824 authoritative assessment climate science panel’s report underlines real urgency climate_change negotiations mandated berlin last year current commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions convention will enough arrest global_warming additional effective commitments industrialized countries extending beyond year must established alliance small island states submitted possible solutions set draft protocol remains complete proposal table now climate
WSM 1996 861 861 small island states submitted possible solutions set draft protocol remains complete proposal table now barely year need finalize negotiations protocol another legal instrument strengthen convention climate_change adoption conference parties next year kyoto japan call convention parties move seriousness urgency matter general assembly full comprehensive agenda leadership every reason look forward firm climate
ZWE 1996 1373 1373 nations show renewed political resolve implement policies aimed enabling humankind better manage live environment agreed rio de janeiro summit subsequent conferences ever-dwindling natural resource base global_warming persistent droughts desertification eloquent reminders humankind’s current destructive processes growth pushing planet towards precipice circumstances search safer environmentally sound sustainable approaches development including utilization new climate
ZWE 1996 1430 1430 last week leaders countries regions world heeding historic challenge time gathered harare zimbabwe first-ever world solar summit map strategies aimed promoting development utilization solar forms renewable_energy recognition important role solar energy can play advancement socio-economic development reducing environmental degradation summit adopted comprehensive world solar programme 1996-2005 view creating effective mechanisms speed climate
AND 1997 919 919 earth army using force learned necessity importance diplomacy united nations must use diplomacy choice desire consider among possibilities establishment reliable discreet system information measure political temperature points tension throughout world empower security council examine debates difficult questions conflict arises temperatures become inflamed beyond burning point indeed consider reform security council concentrate climate
ATG 1997 1362 1362 year year country pleads genuine acceptance principle multilateralism yet projected banner selective nature projected powerful dominant together must find way towards global regime reduces emissions greenhouse gases accepting necessity well-off nations transfer technology make possible rather viewing shift another opportunity private industry profit sad competitiveness can pushed direction handicaps retards human climate
AUS 1997 1902 1902 vital practical outcomes orient approach human rights emphasize cooperation creation durable structures may stay briefly subjects practical outcomes durable structures nations world facing today threat climate_change will need agree later year kyoto sustainable responses threat recent south pacific forum australia along forum countries acknowledged deep concern impact increasing concentrations greenhouse gases climate
AUS 1997 1926 1926 threat climate_change will need agree later year kyoto sustainable responses threat recent south pacific forum australia along forum countries acknowledged deep concern impact increasing concentrations greenhouse gases rising sea levels changing weather patterns especially low-lying islands australia along others working hard ensure kyoto meeting delivers sustainable environmental outcome stand ready play climate
BLZ 1997 633 633 needs rapidly increasing global population without depleting resource base subsistence depends heartened practical agreements reached so-called earth summit included major concern small island developing states climate_change tourism natural disasters belize country low-lying coastal plain several coral atolls coral islands experiences challenges similar face small island developing states united nations participate within climate
BRB 1997 907 907 spirit rio reaffirm commitments made financing sustainable development special session clearly fell short expectations since rio progress made enacting international law conventions areas biodiversity seas climate_change desertification implementing environmental policies national level failure donors honour commitments finance technology clearly crucial factor limiting implementation agenda welcome however decision hold two- day special climate
DEU 1997 244 244 make listen speeches return business usual another months duty responsibility leave children grandchildren world worthy humankind means something now today must protect earth’s atmosphere reducing greenhouse-gas emissions must ban lethal anti-personnel landmines joining ottawa process accept hundreds millions anti-personnel landmines still place ground many many countries world must halt proliferation weapons climate
DEU 1997 1891 1891 initiative put forward chancellor kohl together brazil south africa singapore climate conference held kyoto december will major test industrial world’s commitment environment germany intends reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent year based levels partners european union asking industrial countries cut least per cent go part way towards meeting responsibility towards posterity look climate
DEU 1997 1969 1969 lose end eleventh hour approaching two weeks now decision locate secretariat convention combat desertification will taken rome ask members vote bonn since secretariat framework convention climate_change already headquarters makes sense combine two general assembly crossroads either solve reform problems now come introspective shell united nations will lose political standing happen regional climate
FJI 1997 858 858 convening recent special session general assembly purpose overall review implementation agenda still clear commitments part many developed countries work towards achieving environmental goals instance reduction greenhouse gas emissions internationally specified levels south pacific forum island countries among vulnerable climate_change terms sea level rise global_warming therefore imperative members international community strive firm climate
FJI 1997 871 871 commitments part many developed countries work towards achieving environmental goals instance reduction greenhouse gas emissions internationally specified levels south pacific forum island countries among vulnerable climate_change terms sea level rise global_warming therefore imperative members international community strive firm political commitment next kyoto conference adopt stronger protocol strengthen united nations framework convention climate
FJI 1997 876 876 work towards achieving environmental goals instance reduction greenhouse gas emissions internationally specified levels south pacific forum island countries among vulnerable climate_change terms sea level rise global_warming therefore imperative members international community strive firm political commitment next kyoto conference adopt stronger protocol strengthen united nations framework convention climate_change connection delegation joins others climate
FJI 1997 897 897 terms sea level rise global_warming therefore imperative members international community strive firm political commitment next kyoto conference adopt stronger protocol strengthen united nations framework convention climate_change connection delegation joins others expressing appreciation private sector civil society supportive interest shown search acceptable international solution global concerns welcome demonstration recent donation billion turner climate
GAB 1997 1403 1403 though community truly determined fulfil obligations freely entered seems difficult translate proclaimed intentions action gabon therefore hopes will greater movement towards action forthcoming kyoto conference climate_change will test industrialized countries commitments sustainable development similarly encourage international seabed authority continue work particularly elaboration balanced mining code takes account interests states well environmental climate
GBR 1997 89 89 use cars changes environment one continent can produce changes weather another continent countries increasingly interdependent challenges face global challenges challenges must face together poverty conflict climate_change international crime drugs menace international problems require us behave united nations just name reality united nations bigger role ever appears less relevant want challenge want climate
GBR 1997 729 729 sure development respects environment destroy united nations commission sustainable development made important progress towards goal task country can subcontract united nations together country can opt global_warming fence private climate need common action save common environment new labour government set ambitious target reducing britain’s emissions greenhouse gases per cent year third session climate
GBR 1997 748 748 united nations together country can opt global_warming fence private climate need common action save common environment new labour government set ambitious target reducing britain’s emissions greenhouse gases per cent year third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto nations world must sign binding targets must keep second key goal climate
GBR 1997 761 761 save common environment new labour government set ambitious target reducing britain’s emissions greenhouse gases per cent year third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto nations world must sign binding targets must keep second key goal peace preventing conflicts happen helping end happen helping rebuild lasting peace conflict contributions climate
GUY 1997 889 889 review united nations conference environment development unced held june year came close agreeing achieve target year year kyoto session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change later mid-term review barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states will opportunities promotion sustainable development fail take advantage continuing efforts create partnership benefit climate
IND 1997 1515 1515 agenda implemented full need accelerate process implementation partial non-comprehensive implementation will detrimental international cooperation area also threatened stability earth’s fragile environment connection hope spirit convention climate_change berlin mandate will fully encompassed protocol legal instrument emerge kyoto conference held december touched upon represents huge challenges beyond capacity country face vital united nations climate
JPN 1997 1050 1050 japan plans convene tokyo international conference present situation future prospects united nations peacekeeping operations japan also hosting third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto december decide international measures prevent global_warming taken year global_warming critical issue implications future humankind solution will require efforts every country including developing countries japan climate
JPN 1997 1057 1057 situation future prospects united nations peacekeeping operations japan also hosting third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto december decide international measures prevent global_warming taken year global_warming critical issue implications future humankind solution will require efforts every country including developing countries japan sparing effort ensure success conference adoption protocol climate
JPN 1997 1060 1060 united nations peacekeeping operations japan also hosting third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto december decide international measures prevent global_warming taken year global_warming critical issue implications future humankind solution will require efforts every country including developing countries japan sparing effort ensure success conference adoption protocol meaningful realistic equitable climate
KOR 1997 920 920 importance fact special session adopted comprehensive set arrangements environmentally sound management dangerous wastes strongly urge arrangements firmly strictly adhered respected regard united nations framework convention climate_change hope realistic achievable outcome will emerge kyoto conference held december year next year marks fiftieth anniversary adoption proclamation universal declaration human rights also undertake five- climate
LTU 1997 748 748 strongly believe political will demonstrated presence many heads state government will translated action next occasion demonstrate seriousness intentions protect environment agree specific targets reducing emission greenhouse gases realized special session will third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held kyoto japan december fiftieth anniversary universal declaration human rights will climate
LTU 1997 762 762 occasion demonstrate seriousness intentions protect environment agree specific targets reducing emission greenhouse gases realized special session will third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held kyoto japan december fiftieth anniversary universal declaration human rights will afford great occasion see done can done protection respect basic international human rights welcome climate
LUX 1997 1733 1733 endorse session results special session follow-up agenda rio conference european union considers essential implementation agenda receive fresh political impetus believe imperative come substantial conclusion negotiations climate_change held kyoto december urge states work towards end proposed clear objectives reduction greenhouse-gas emissions hope states will soon making detailed proposals order speed progress vitally climate
LUX 1997 1746 1746 implementation agenda receive fresh political impetus believe imperative come substantial conclusion negotiations climate_change held kyoto december urge states work towards end proposed clear objectives reduction greenhouse-gas emissions hope states will soon making detailed proposals order speed progress vitally needed kyoto session conference success two years ago heads state government meeting hall climate
MDG 1997 1856 1856 stands capacity country nature sanctuary natural sanctuary possessing treasures specific characteristics rare unique world terms flora fauna hope kyoto december firm commitments will made reduce greenhouse gas emissions cause global_warming thereby contribute deterioration environment rests us make session session reform secretary-general wishes make session like many others one speakers assail us climate
MDG 1997 1860 1860 sanctuary natural sanctuary possessing treasures specific characteristics rare unique world terms flora fauna hope kyoto december firm commitments will made reduce greenhouse gas emissions cause global_warming thereby contribute deterioration environment rests us make session session reform secretary-general wishes make session like many others one speakers assail us rhetoric best verbal promises climate
MDV 1997 348 348 enormous price tags implemented effectively stark truth dominated special session general assembly june year noted lack progress international action called historic agenda earth summit emission greenhouse gases continuing unabated polluting environment warming global atmosphere latest predictions intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc greenhouse-gas emissions global_warming come true year almost per cent low-lying island climate
MDV 1997 361 361 year noted lack progress international action called historic agenda earth summit emission greenhouse gases continuing unabated polluting environment warming global atmosphere latest predictions intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc greenhouse-gas emissions global_warming come true year almost per cent low-lying island countries including submerged sea maldives small island developing states affected degradation world’s environment climate
MDV 1997 363 363 lack progress international action called historic agenda earth summit emission greenhouse gases continuing unabated polluting environment warming global atmosphere latest predictions intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc greenhouse-gas emissions global_warming come true year almost per cent low-lying island countries including submerged sea maldives small island developing states affected degradation world’s environment lack progress climate
MDV 1997 365 365 international action called historic agenda earth summit emission greenhouse gases continuing unabated polluting environment warming global atmosphere latest predictions intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc greenhouse-gas emissions global_warming come true year almost per cent low-lying island countries including submerged sea maldives small island developing states affected degradation world’s environment lack progress international action climate
MDV 1997 595 595 pledges support connection call upon industrialized countries follow examples set united kingdom european union nineteenth special session general assembly commit legally binding meaningful targets reduce greenhouse-gas emission levels maldives country will affected severely fatally climate_change hard accept target per cent reduction level year contained aosis protocol meaningful reduction last month maldives climate
MDV 1997 604 604 set united kingdom european union nineteenth special session general assembly commit legally binding meaningful targets reduce greenhouse-gas emission levels maldives country will affected severely fatally climate_change hard accept target per cent reduction level year contained aosis protocol meaningful reduction last month maldives hosted thirteenth session intergovernmental panel climatic change regarded important climate
MDV 1997 650 650 panel climatic change regarded important meeting subject also timely one world looking forward eagerly great optimism forthcoming third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto country many small states developing world especially among least developed countries placed trust united nations help us face overcome inherent constraints continue quest towards climate
MHL 1997 617 617 mountains also facing serious threat sea level rise discussing issue effects erosion storms tide surges already felt marshall islands firm opinion scientists working intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc now made convincing argument troubling issue consensus reflected acceptance governments concerned second assessment report ipcc result acceptance scientific proof expected least developed countries agree climate
MHL 1997 668 668 undertake so-called no-regrets measures measures seek improve efficiency reduce waste develop alternative sources energy government fully supports initiatives seem us perfectly sensible way begin addressing climate_change finding resistance even modest idea aimed trying halt irresponsible waste natural resources fossil fuels hearing reports negotiating process still countries seek undermine process short-term gains climate
MHL 1997 773 773 likely result act now amazed seeing television ads stating similar misleading information question appears raised developed countries will pay heavy financial price ineffective measures suggestion climate_change preposterous plot developing countries dominate industrialized economies climate_change costly us destruction small island developing states low-lying areas will first marker flood gates open full-blown climate_change climate
MHL 1997 781 781 stating similar misleading information question appears raised developed countries will pay heavy financial price ineffective measures suggestion climate_change preposterous plot developing countries dominate industrialized economies climate_change costly us destruction small island developing states low-lying areas will first marker flood gates open full-blown climate_change misconception option except action significantly reduce greenhouse gas climate
MHL 1997 798 798 climate_change preposterous plot developing countries dominate industrialized economies climate_change costly us destruction small island developing states low-lying areas will first marker flood gates open full-blown climate_change misconception option except action significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions wish state position supported scientists economists concerned people inaction will result disaster mankind need first step climate
MHL 1997 805 805 economies climate_change costly us destruction small island developing states low-lying areas will first marker flood gates open full-blown climate_change misconception option except action significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions wish state position supported scientists economists concerned people inaction will result disaster mankind need first step significant legally binding cuts greenhouse gas emissions climate
MHL 1997 828 828 significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions wish state position supported scientists economists concerned people inaction will result disaster mankind need first step significant legally binding cuts greenhouse gas emissions industrialized world please allow state gratitude full support secretary-general efforts proposals reform united nations report studied officials concluded must give secretary-general full backing climate
MLT 1997 1686 1686 resolutions adopted general assembly strengthening security cooperation mediterranean malta’s contributions search peace security cooperation benefit mankind well recorded annals history organization malta’s initiatives law sea climate_change recent initiative new role given trusteeship council witness esteem dedication malta attaches role organization malta small island state notwithstanding look upon united nations forum countries climate
MUS 1997 1119 1119 new additional resources allowed special concerns small island developing countries expressed barbados programme action adequately addressed also regret question climatic change consensus limits relating emission greenhouse gases reached hope kyoto conference climate_change will seriously address issue adopt meaningful measures cut production greenhouse gases year general assembly twice convene emergency session consider climate
MUS 1997 1125 1125 small island developing countries expressed barbados programme action adequately addressed also regret question climatic change consensus limits relating emission greenhouse gases reached hope kyoto conference climate_change will seriously address issue adopt meaningful measures cut production greenhouse gases year general assembly twice convene emergency session consider extremely serious situation occupied palestinian territories climate
MUS 1997 1135 1135 also regret question climatic change consensus limits relating emission greenhouse gases reached hope kyoto conference climate_change will seriously address issue adopt meaningful measures cut production greenhouse gases year general assembly twice convene emergency session consider extremely serious situation occupied palestinian territories unilateral actions negated oslo peace process impasse must now broken climate
NER 1997 1185 1185 recent holding new york nineteenth special session general assembly devoted review implementation agenda establishment new policies future special session showed us notable progress made respect climate_change biodiversity combating desertification use renewable sources energy case regard less important questions access drinking water real problem humankind unbridled exploitation oceans deforestation thus recognize conclusion climate
PHL 1997 616 616 must address lack financial resources technology know-how international cooperation inhibits promotion worldwide sustainable development december will meet discuss legally binding instrument united nations framework convention climate_change control harmful emissions must agree now emission reduction targets particularly emitted much far long safe also ask world individual human can answer positively becomes universally climate
PNG 1997 1402 1402 greater attention given special needs concerns small island developing countries environmental issue great importance relevance papua new guinea small island states south pacific region impact greenhouse gas emissions causing rising sea levels changing weather patterns many member countries especially low lying island nations issue given priority attention recent south pacific forum climate
PNG 1997 1443 1443 island nations issue given priority attention recent south pacific forum meeting rarotonga cook islands forum countries expressed deep concerns insufficient progress made countries contribute significantly greenhouse gas emissions member south pacific forum papua new guinea strongly urges countries concerned make additional efforts meeting commitments united nations framework convention climate_change fccc also climate
PNG 1997 1466 1466 contribute significantly greenhouse gas emissions member south pacific forum papua new guinea strongly urges countries concerned make additional efforts meeting commitments united nations framework convention climate_change fccc also urge parties fccc consider fully alliance small island states aosis draft protocol ongoing negotiations especially forthcoming kyoto conference order pursue greatest possible level climate
PNG 1997 1495 1495 parties fccc consider fully alliance small island states aosis draft protocol ongoing negotiations especially forthcoming kyoto conference order pursue greatest possible level net reduction global greenhouse gas emissions means legally binding protocol legal instrument bougainville let reassure body papua new guinea stated earlier year united nations commission human rights remains fully climate
POL 1997 1513 1513 appreciate work commission subject hope assembly will receive final draft convention next session equally important environmental issues important among related climate changes deal effectively problems greenhouse effect melting glaciers protection tropical forests task far exceeding ability single country even region hard imagine effective action area unless join forces justifiable reconsider whether climate
SLB 1997 432 432 states great continent oceania especially sensitive environmental change commitment principles rio declaration objectives agenda reflected solomon islands ratification convention biological diversity united nations framework convention climate_change vigorously support alliance small island states draft protocol framework convention will continue joint effort towards achievement legally binding instrument negotiated kyoto december moving quickly enact climate
SLB 1997 465 465 protocol framework convention will continue joint effort towards achievement legally binding instrument negotiated kyoto december moving quickly enact legislation will enable solomon islands meet obligations climate_change convention solomon islands ratified convention law sea committed adoption seabed mining code strong provisions protecting marine environment will actively participate international year ocean committed international climate
SUR 1997 871 871 proposals whole represent timely welcome initiative given fact today’s world need progressively increased global common action number pressing problems eradication poverty humanitarian emergencies refugee problems climate_change desertification diminishing official development assistance funding drugs nuclear disarmament implementation agenda democracy maintenance peace security various regions world calls stronger united nations promote renewed multilateral climate
SWE 1997 735 735 years will achieve global sustainable development industrialized countries must take lead learn less input resources energy goal use energy raw materials times efficiently efforts combat climate_change developed countries december kyoto agree reduce emission greenhouse gases third theme united nations must strengthened reformed protect promote human rights sweden applauds secretary-general’s steps integrate climate
SWE 1997 743 743 must take lead learn less input resources energy goal use energy raw materials times efficiently efforts combat climate_change developed countries december kyoto agree reduce emission greenhouse gases third theme united nations must strengthened reformed protect promote human rights sweden applauds secretary-general’s steps integrate human rights united nations activities welcome appointment distinguished climate
TTO 1997 1665 1665 framework facilities management oil hazardous wastes trinidad tobago also ratified several international conventions relating environment montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer united nations framework convention climate_change basel convention control transboundary movements hazardous wastes disposal convention biological diversity area macroeconomic policy proceeded liberalize trade exchange regimes foster enhanced competitiveness streamline incentive framework climate
TZA 1997 646 646 implementation agenda five years regrettable special session came concrete agreement commitments cross-cutting issues financial resources technology transfer possible agree follow-up action sectoral issues forests energy climate_change desertification fresh water others lack concrete agreement issues related financial resources technology transfer militates effective realization little agreed upon statement special session behalf group china climate
USA 1997 1316 1316 chance succeed united nations must continue lead ensuring today’s progress come tomorrow’s expense nations world gather next december kyoto conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change us developed developing nations must seize opportunity turn back clock greenhouse-gas emissions can leave healthy planet children efforts united nations longer can longer need go climate
USA 1997 1327 1327 tomorrow’s expense nations world gather next december kyoto conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change us developed developing nations must seize opportunity turn back clock greenhouse-gas emissions can leave healthy planet children efforts united nations longer can longer need go alone innovative partnerships private sector non-governmental organizations international financial institutions can climate
VUT 1997 829 829 development small island developing states held barbados issue environment close association concept development become highly complex sensitive convening international conferences formulation international treaties framework convention climate_change clear demonstration significance environmental issues development efforts small island countries like vanuatu pacific island countries taken tough decisions introduce restrictive measures internally support international call climate
VUT 1997 868 868 island countries taken tough decisions introduce restrictive measures internally support international call environment protection also committed governments nations principle instituting legally binding instrument guarantee reduction greenhouse gas emissions internationally accepted level pacific island countries particularly low- lying nations failure fully address issue hand reach acceptable solution put question commitment international community climate
ARG 1998 1040 1040 tolerated deterioration environment various forms one problems urgently requiring concrete answers effective commitment governments civil society argentina will honour hosting fourth conference parties framework convention climate_change november year convinced substantial part efforts reform organization geared designing mechanism closer effective cooperation bretton woods institutions regard reform security council believe situations born second climate
AUT 1998 1762 1762 nations environment programme unep united nations centre human settlements habitat welcome coordination focus efficiency areas kyoto protocol member states european union committed reduction per cent greenhouse gases constitutes important step towards sustainable development developed countries prepared take lead combating climate_change european community member states determined translate commitments made kyoto concrete actions climate
AUT 1998 1776 1776 areas kyoto protocol member states european union committed reduction per cent greenhouse gases constitutes important step towards sustainable development developed countries prepared take lead combating climate_change european community member states determined translate commitments made kyoto concrete actions achievements context sustainable development population issues particular concern directly relate human health quality life climate
BGD 1998 252 252 widespread havoc misery bangladesh course country suffered severe flooding monsoon season cause yearâs floods may well complex help perturbed however observation human development report year global_warming permanently flood large areas play havoc harvests report cautions human consequences global_warming can devastating many poor countries like bangladesh see land area shrunk much per climate
BGD 1998 264 264 yearâs floods may well complex help perturbed however observation human development report year global_warming permanently flood large areas play havoc harvests report cautions human consequences global_warming can devastating many poor countries like bangladesh see land area shrunk much per cent one metre rise sea level elements factors affect global ecosystem environment climate
BHR 1998 1537 1537 century concerted international efforts will called address prevent dangers related challenge accordingly state bahrain endorsed protocol adopted third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held last december kyoto japan look forward fulfilment developed countries obligations protocol threshold twenty-first century view assertion importance one civilization expense others incongruous dawning new climate
BHS 1998 401 401 acknowledge thank united nations environment programme undp continuing assistance bahamas seek enhance capacity catalogue manage protect rich biodiversity thank also secretariat united nations framework convention climate_change assistance improving response challenges created climate_change sea level rise important begin deal forthrightly obstacles impede united nations playing effective role might global economy must vigilant climate
BHS 1998 407 407 undp continuing assistance bahamas seek enhance capacity catalogue manage protect rich biodiversity thank also secretariat united nations framework convention climate_change assistance improving response challenges created climate_change sea level rise important begin deal forthrightly obstacles impede united nations playing effective role might global economy must vigilant slippage commitment goals organization eloquently embodied climate
CAN 1998 465 465 nations best suited provide international convention suppression terrorist bombings concluded last year ongoing work developing convention transnational organized crime kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change show capable working together enhance human security moving human security agenda forward also requires redouble efforts address root causes conflict risk peace stability indispensable security climate
CHL 1998 564 564 control disarmament general human rights ceased issue reserved exclusively sovereignty countries become universal concern government can ignore protection environment undoubtedly international dimension issues vital future climate_change pollution over-exploitation seas depletion ozone layer advance desertification call global treatment promotion protection human rights fundamental freedoms constitute inescapable responsibility united nations fiftieth anniversary universal climate
CZE 1998 143 143 inflict innocent people fundamental human rights freedoms still violated human dignity individuals still humiliated many countries continents environment continues devastated many aspects humankind s activity global_warming one particularly ominous effects gap rich poor still widening despite many efforts challenge hunger poverty developing world address solve problems international cooperation essential traditional platform climate
DEU 1998 1608 1608 kyoto protocol launched global effort protect big step forward time getting short just warmest half year century fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled buenos aires november shall agree instruments achieve objectives kyoto take water water irreplaceable water important oil yet countries short supply two billion people insufficient climate
DMA 1998 197 197 limitations mitigating responding proposed therefore establishment disaster reconstruction fund auspices united nations resources available quick effective response needs small states post disaster still must done global_warming greenhouse effect must halted agenda fifty-third session general assembly many matters profound importance commonwealth dominica caribbean community whole include macroeconomic policy questions trade development revitalization climate
DMA 1998 198 198 mitigating responding proposed therefore establishment disaster reconstruction fund auspices united nations resources available quick effective response needs small states post disaster still must done global_warming greenhouse effect must halted agenda fifty-third session general assembly many matters profound importance commonwealth dominica caribbean community whole include macroeconomic policy questions trade development revitalization economic climate
FSM 1998 461 461 special session better position effective participation raise pre-sessional awareness situation small island developing states one issue received great deal attention year s forum summit global climate_change particular risk sea level rise brought hastened human activities affecting atmosphere forum s membership includes two annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change rest including climate
FSM 1998 484 484 summit global climate_change particular risk sea level rise brought hastened human activities affecting atmosphere forum s membership includes two annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change rest including several united nations members small island developing countries committed members alliance small island states aosis driven regard deep concerns survival encouraging perhaps indicative climate
FSM 1998 539 539 interests issue forum succeeded reaching comprehensive position forum recognized legally binding commitments agreed kyoto protocol significant first step forward path ensuring effective global action combat climate_change forum encouraged countries sign kyoto protocol work towards earliest possible ratification particular noting framework convention obliges developed country parties take lead combating climate_change adverse effects climate
FSM 1998 562 562 action combat climate_change forum encouraged countries sign kyoto protocol work towards earliest possible ratification particular noting framework convention obliges developed country parties take lead combating climate_change adverse effects thereof forum stressed importance implementing measures ensure early progress towards meeting commitments kyoto protocol applies particularly united states european union russian federation japan climate
FSM 1998 621 621 fourth session conference parties framework convention buenos aires establishing rules international implementation mechanisms particularly emissions trading clean development mechanism joint implementation ensure mechanisms assist effectiveness greenhouse-gas reduction efforts also noted effective global response problem climate_change will require ongoing active cooperation strengthened action parties taking account common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities forum climate
FSM 1998 630 630 rules international implementation mechanisms particularly emissions trading clean development mechanism joint implementation ensure mechanisms assist effectiveness greenhouse-gas reduction efforts also noted effective global response problem climate_change will require ongoing active cooperation strengthened action parties taking account common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities forum stressed urgent need initiate process develop procedures future time-frames climate
FSM 1998 763 763 will face delegates buenos aires suggested forum consensus taken harbinger possibilities finding common ground larger playing field one ultimate fate us may decided leave subject climate_change like express gratitude donor nations responded recently suffering visited upon pacific island peoples climatic phenomenon el niño whether scientists can decide conclusively recent intensity el climate
FSM 1998 793 793 nations responded recently suffering visited upon pacific island peoples climatic phenomenon el niño whether scientists can decide conclusively recent intensity el niño effect symptom global climate_change fact entire island populations found situation survival depended willingness countries provide emergency assistance will always thankful assistance forthcoming express appreciation also mindful situation devastation created climate
GUY 1998 816 816 continue narcotics trade mass migration international crime poverty ills will put severe strains new restored democracies become painfully aware threats environment also impinge peace security global_warming climate changes increased vulnerability small states guyana wave natural disasters el niã o phenomenon recently inflicted country period intense drought taking heavy toll economy continuing climate
ISL 1998 409 409 solution problem issue fishing vessel tradeable rights percentage catch goes say system worked well new zealand australia iceland negotiations kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change stressed harnessing iceland s abundant clean renewable_energy sources contribute towards global effort limit greenhouse gas emissions iceland decades placed special emphasis utilization clean renewable_energy sources climate
ISL 1998 416 416 percentage catch goes say system worked well new zealand australia iceland negotiations kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change stressed harnessing iceland s abundant clean renewable_energy sources contribute towards global effort limit greenhouse gas emissions iceland decades placed special emphasis utilization clean renewable_energy sources geothermal energy hydropower accord extensive investment iceland climate
ISL 1998 423 423 new zealand australia iceland negotiations kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change stressed harnessing iceland s abundant clean renewable_energy sources contribute towards global effort limit greenhouse gas emissions iceland decades placed special emphasis utilization clean renewable_energy sources geothermal energy hydropower accord extensive investment iceland replaced fossil fuels space heating electricity generation climate
ISL 1998 433 433 convention climate_change stressed harnessing iceland s abundant clean renewable_energy sources contribute towards global effort limit greenhouse gas emissions iceland decades placed special emphasis utilization clean renewable_energy sources geothermal energy hydropower accord extensive investment iceland replaced fossil fuels space heating electricity generation clean renewable_energy sources efforts made prior severely limited possibilities iceland climate
ISL 1998 450 450 emissions iceland decades placed special emphasis utilization clean renewable_energy sources geothermal energy hydropower accord extensive investment iceland replaced fossil fuels space heating electricity generation clean renewable_energy sources efforts made prior severely limited possibilities iceland reduce emission greenhouse gases view must recognized economy countries dependent natural resources therefore fewer options secure economic climate
ISL 1998 461 461 energy hydropower accord extensive investment iceland replaced fossil fuels space heating electricity generation clean renewable_energy sources efforts made prior severely limited possibilities iceland reduce emission greenhouse gases view must recognized economy countries dependent natural resources therefore fewer options secure economic base comparison countries diverse economies illogical unfair deny countries right harness climate
ISL 1998 489 489 must recognized economy countries dependent natural resources therefore fewer options secure economic base comparison countries diverse economies illogical unfair deny countries right harness utilize clean renewable_energy result run counter objective convention incompatible agenda year s substantive session economic social council demonstrated clearly industrialized countries must make concentrated effort remove barriers trade climate
KOR 1998 847 847 korea world community general faced another long-term challenge environmental protection climate changes instance demand urgent attention concrete actions countries last year made historic progress combating global_warming adopting kyoto protocol pleased say government will accede kyoto protocol afternoon like take opportunity say words international vaccine institute ivi government hosted ivi part commitment climate
LTU 1998 600 600 rights protection environmental issues given priority agenda lithuania will support every initiative preserve conserve natural resources one step yesterday signed kyoto protocol reaffirming commitment tackling global_warming reducing emissions greenhouse gases now look forward decisive action climate_change buenos aires later year every individual incontestable right live healthy clean environment certain united nations climate
LTU 1998 603 603 issues given priority agenda lithuania will support every initiative preserve conserve natural resources one step yesterday signed kyoto protocol reaffirming commitment tackling global_warming reducing emissions greenhouse gases now look forward decisive action climate_change buenos aires later year every individual incontestable right live healthy clean environment certain united nations can play significant climate
LTU 1998 610 610 every initiative preserve conserve natural resources one step yesterday signed kyoto protocol reaffirming commitment tackling global_warming reducing emissions greenhouse gases now look forward decisive action climate_change buenos aires later year every individual incontestable right live healthy clean environment certain united nations can play significant role promoting respect environment among people states climate
LUX 1998 1061 1061 defined concept world partnership sustainable development partnership respecting fact protection environment dissociated economic social development process undeniable progress made recent years entry force framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity convention combat desertification must acknowledged world environment continued deteriorate accordingly essential accelerate implementation agenda programme action adopted rio de janeiro luxembourg intends climate
LUX 1998 1102 1102 implementation agenda programme action adopted rio de janeiro luxembourg intends shoulder share responsibility accordingly undertaken context commitments made european union kyoto conference reduce emissions six greenhouse gases per cent levels year context biodiversity convention also plan establish national network protected areas covering per cent national territory goal managing world s material climate
MDV 1998 236 236 since seen death destruction caused tsunami papua new guinea devastating floods bangladesh forced wonder happen disaster struck tiny low-lying country president addressed assembly impending dangers global_warming sea level rise decade ago extent threat posed climate_change yet widely known accepted today note realities global_warming acknowledged scientists politicians world however mere acknowledgement danger climate
MDV 1998 245 245 devastating floods bangladesh forced wonder happen disaster struck tiny low-lying country president addressed assembly impending dangers global_warming sea level rise decade ago extent threat posed climate_change yet widely known accepted today note realities global_warming acknowledged scientists politicians world however mere acknowledgement danger enough stated repeatedly years arrest reverse lurking threat need climate
MDV 1998 253 253 tiny low-lying country president addressed assembly impending dangers global_warming sea level rise decade ago extent threat posed climate_change yet widely known accepted today note realities global_warming acknowledged scientists politicians world however mere acknowledgement danger enough stated repeatedly years arrest reverse lurking threat need unwavering commitment cooperation entire international community important fully climate
MDV 1998 341 341 part done will continue everything required contribute goal hope members organization will fulfil commitments although happy agreements reached kyoto conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change last year regret say fully satisfied achievements accepted kyoto protocol felt contained important elements deserved recognition implementation best negotiated agreement available present order demonstrate firm climate
MDV 1998 368 368 year regret say fully satisfied achievements accepted kyoto protocol felt contained important elements deserved recognition implementation best negotiated agreement available present order demonstrate firm commitment climate_change negotiations went one step signed kyoto protocol first signatory state call upon states become parties protocol implement targets specified small island states environment economy intertwined climate
MDV 1998 422 422 two dominant economic sectors maldives number small island states well maldives tourism sector main source foreign exchange earnings accounted per cent gross domestic product effects global_warming sea level rise beach erosion coral bleaching increasing stress coastal ecosystems salinization freshwater aquifers damage infrastructure tropical storms however threatening jeopardize viability long-term sustainability tourist climate
MDV 1998 1261 1261 country conclusion like stress vulnerability small island developing states delegation believes urgent immediate action absolutely necessary alleviate difficulties faced countries due environmental degradation present-day predictions climate_change come true maldives many small island countries face frightful reality extinction time running let us something immediately otherwise will climate
MUS 1998 725 725 race long term jeopardized abuses world’s oceans subjected address matter priority three immediate dangers identified commission overexploitation marine biological resources dumping toxic waste harmful effects global_warming much achieved since rio earth summit deplore fact initial momentum urgency appear lost sterile fractious debate urge address questions survival depends renewed earnestness greater sense climate
MUS 1998 981 981 commitment levels promotion gender equality empowerment women mauritius taking legislative measures translate commitment practical reality now become even aware need seek global solutions common problems climate_change illicit drug-trafficking terrorism problems require coordinated international approach nation can live dome climate isolated rest world country can fight international drug traffickers terrorism therefore condemn climate
NIC 1998 385 385 nations development programme many endeavours especially support coordination civil society non-governmental organizations national commission sustainable development nicaragua hopes next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held buenos aires november year will recognition environmental protection work done developing countries designating important expanses territories protected areas likewise hope mechanisms clean development facilitate climate
NIC 1998 412 412 buenos aires november year will recognition environmental protection work done developing countries designating important expanses territories protected areas likewise hope mechanisms clean development facilitate reduction greenhouse gases will adopted end millennium battle production trafficking use drugs continues one greatest challenges humanity country expresses satisfaction results achieved special session general assembly devoted climate
NZL 1998 830 830 seas review barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states preparation next year s special session general assembly kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change adopted last december positive first step dealing quintessentially global problem remain important implementation issues resolved fourth congress parties buenos aires will provide opportunity make progress climate
PHL 1998 1279 1279 civil society implementation cooperative activities key areas freshwater resources role industry technology transfer capacity-building development last april philippines signed kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change join states parties convention urging speedy entry force protocol addressing global challenges problems requires international action cooperation united nations remains principal multilateral forum initiation action climate
PNG 1998 1224 1224 new guinea spoken strongly worked actively wide range environmental issues consistent record ongoing commitment government will shortly signing ratifying kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change line importance attach matters papua new guinea party conventions arising rio summit environment development agenda government will continue follow support future work commission including efforts climate
PNG 1998 1336 1336 increase natural catastrophes el niã o phenomenon papua new guinea together small island states pacific will continue stress urgency developed countries take strong lead reduction greenhouse gas emissions kyoto protocol paved way annex countries fulfil commitments convention climate_change protocol urge parties translate legally binding targets reduction emissions concrete action firm conviction climate
PNG 1998 1348 1348 island states pacific will continue stress urgency developed countries take strong lead reduction greenhouse gas emissions kyoto protocol paved way annex countries fulfil commitments convention climate_change protocol urge parties translate legally binding targets reduction emissions concrete action firm conviction must global approach support shifting burden developing countries precondition ratification protocol recent climate
PNG 1998 1451 1451 pacific missions new york commemorate year particular emphasis sustainable use resources derived oceans recent share national disasters taken ultimate human toll papua new guinea concerned climate_change rising sea levels urgent need reduce carbon_emissions atmosphere experienced natural disasters first hand say greatest challenge united nations strengthen global communityâs capacity respond promptly effectively climate
PNG 1998 1458 1458 emphasis sustainable use resources derived oceans recent share national disasters taken ultimate human toll papua new guinea concerned climate_change rising sea levels urgent need reduce carbon_emissions atmosphere experienced natural disasters first hand say greatest challenge united nations strengthen global communityâs capacity respond promptly effectively natural disasters sure friends china bangladesh large climate
PNG 1998 1779 1779 kanak people new caledonia declaration advance rights women eliminate child abuse determination maintain global natural disaster preparedness work actively commemorating year ocean ratification kyoto protocol global_warming barbados programme action sustainable development small island states partnership promoting change key addressing challenges world will face twenty-first century believe challenge member states join together climate
POL 1998 620 620 crisis due great part mismanagement resources times excessive spending least much can attributed deficit brought members refusal pay dues time true large part pressure favourable climate_change emerged within institution become truism say peacekeeping ineffective peace keep peacemaking impossible will sustain unavoidable costs mean peacekeeping ineffective wide spectrum examples cyprus moldova shows climate
SLB 1998 602 602 cyclones struck earlier intensified international cooperation early warning systems disaster mitigation management strategies needed strongly support renewal united nations international decade disaster reduction related initiatives climate_change remains issue demanding urgent concrete global collective attention kyoto protocol solomon islands signed days ago positive step within climate protection process must understood one several climate
SLB 1998 658 658 protocol parties include strengthening emission reduction targets commitment agreed time frames industrialized countries development transfer appropriate affordable environmentally sound technologies international commitments energy efficiency development renewable_energy sources remain key objectives small island developing states meet obligations adequate resources must generated mechanisms provided protocol global environment facility priority issues fourth session conference climate
SLB 1998 689 689 island developing states meet obligations adequate resources must generated mechanisms provided protocol global environment facility priority issues fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting buenos aires next month potential disasters concern us well proliferation nuclear weapons especially troubling government solomon islands committed elimination weapons proud part took international climate
TKM 1998 108 108 united nations turkmenistan expanding scope responsibilities within world community nations honour inform assembly yesterday united nations headquarters turkmenistan signed kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change furthermore today meeting secretary-general handed instrument turkmenistan s accession convention safety united nations associated personnel signed president turkmenistan although know accession several countries still lacking climate
TTO 1998 1179 1179 international partnerships will strengthen partnerships support united nations projects deliver resources programmes peoples served united nations agencies approval grants projects broad categories children’s health environment climate_change women population food security drug control poverty alleviation landmines will contribute significantly pursuit goals united nations establishment fund testimony can achieved shared vision commitment principles climate
VCT 1998 1041 1041 time abolition must guided key word democracy move reform united nations member alliance small island states saint vincent grenadines fully supports initiatives protect environment effects global_warming grave concern small islands like whose coastal areas may become submerged whose protective coral reefs risk total destruction meteorologists tell us july hottest month since climate
VCT 1998 1176 1176 s keeper ecologically vulnerable islands low-lying coastal states caribbean subject acute consequences urbanization resource exploitation exposed danger waste dumped seas rise sea level well effects climate_change must strong commitment reduction greenhouse emissions must carry momentum combat climate_change well twenty- first century order reduce danger posed states issue sustainable development small island climate
VCT 1998 1181 1181 low-lying coastal states caribbean subject acute consequences urbanization resource exploitation exposed danger waste dumped seas rise sea level well effects climate_change must strong commitment reduction greenhouse emissions must carry momentum combat climate_change well twenty- first century order reduce danger posed states issue sustainable development small island developing states involves much beaches climate
VCT 1998 1187 1187 consequences urbanization resource exploitation exposed danger waste dumped seas rise sea level well effects climate_change must strong commitment reduction greenhouse emissions must carry momentum combat climate_change well twenty- first century order reduce danger posed states issue sustainable development small island developing states involves much beaches coral reefs existence effective partnerships peoples climate
VUT 1998 458 458 small island states republic vanuatu impact international economic crisis economic performance sustainability political stability impact asian economic situation recurrent national disasters tropical cyclones tidal waves global_warming island economies yet fully appraised warrants urgent dedicated attention organization particular regard environment first chapter barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states clearly climate
VUT 1998 491 491 dedicated attention organization particular regard environment first chapter barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states clearly states small island states particularly vulnerable global climate_change rising sea levels therefore like suggest spirit reform current scope development-related indicators used united nations designate status member state thoroughly reviewed close consultation member states climate
WSM 1998 320 320 worse today conclusions commission sustainable development csd sixth session earlier year reviewed several chapters barbados programme action highlighted continued vulnerability small island developing states particularly climate_change critical need capacity- building areas management wastes freshwater biological resources science technology placing priority human resource development transfer appropriate environmentally sound technologies essential national institutions climate
WSM 1998 565 565 next year will provide excellent opportunity agree next steps implement programme action explore focused way many difficulties remain accident first chapter barbados programme action deals climate_change leads clear statement small island developing states particularly vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise indeed assessment intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc small island states least able adapt climate
WSM 1998 575 575 programme action explore focused way many difficulties remain accident first chapter barbados programme action deals climate_change leads clear statement small island developing states particularly vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise indeed assessment intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc small island states least able adapt impacts climate_change remain front line issue issue making one calls climate
WSM 1998 576 576 action explore focused way many difficulties remain accident first chapter barbados programme action deals climate_change leads clear statement small island developing states particularly vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise indeed assessment intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc small island states least able adapt impacts climate_change remain front line issue issue making one calls urgent climate
WSM 1998 583 583 accident first chapter barbados programme action deals climate_change leads clear statement small island developing states particularly vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise indeed assessment intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc small island states least able adapt impacts climate_change remain front line issue issue making one calls urgent concerted international action passing season small island climate
WSM 1998 592 592 clear statement small island developing states particularly vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise indeed assessment intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc small island states least able adapt impacts climate_change remain front line issue issue making one calls urgent concerted international action passing season small island states experience ever serious impacts practical steps must now climate
WSM 1998 625 625 calls urgent concerted international action passing season small island states experience ever serious impacts practical steps must now taken assist especially adaptation options available impacts climate_change put risk habitats fresh-water reserves life force islands communities thus need aosis restate profound concerns globe suffers track hottest year recorded history essential international community climate
WSM 1998 663 663 restate profound concerns globe suffers track hottest year recorded history essential international community whole formally unequivocally reminded neither efforts made thus far implementing framework convention climate_change emissions reduction targets average per cent adopted kyoto last year represent adequate effort stabilize greenhouse gases concentrations atmosphere safe levels know ipcc reports need much climate
WSM 1998 678 678 unequivocally reminded neither efforts made thus far implementing framework convention climate_change emissions reduction targets average per cent adopted kyoto last year represent adequate effort stabilize greenhouse gases concentrations atmosphere safe levels know ipcc reports need much immediately cuts emissions per cent emerging scientific evidence supported experience almost every part world climate_change climate
WSM 1998 703 703 greenhouse gases concentrations atmosphere safe levels know ipcc reports need much immediately cuts emissions per cent emerging scientific evidence supported experience almost every part world climate_change indeed taking effect devastating impacts forest fires south-east asia extra severe unprecedented flooding china bangladesh blistering heat american summer events backed science must continue drive climate
WSM 1998 743 743 bangladesh blistering heat american summer events backed science must continue drive development convention kyoto protocol developed country parties acknowledged historical role remain primarily responsible accumulation greenhouse gases atmosphere must first accept responsibility redress situation possess skills capacity effectively now sufficient per se point new mechanisms created kyoto protocol numerous uncertainties concerning climate
WSM 1998 868 868 every positive constructive way help clarify uncertainties manner submitted suggestions proposals respect several agenda items connection preparations fourth conference parties buenos aires need acknowledge science climate_change imperfect incomplete fact know everything reason ignoring evidence exist connection concerned actions certain industry interests seem yet determined undermining existing credible universally acknowledged scientific findings climate
WSM 1998 904 904 concerned actions certain industry interests seem yet determined undermining existing credible universally acknowledged scientific findings findings ipcc others matter work negative way influence public opinion climate_change far serious urgent concern humanity subject manipulation may now turn briefly address additional issues particular importance country samoa first deeply grateful mr kofi annan secretary-general climate
ZMB 1998 1127 1127 year assembly will recall year earlier europe faced similar flooding certain parts eastern southern africa faced combination flooding drought reminders international community meet challenges caused climate_change adverse environmental factors reiterate call international community promote environmental sustainability renewed commitment transnational deflationary forces threatening global economic stability uncertain outlook fortunes many countries constant climate
ARG 1999 588 588 goal attaining open multilateral system excludes sector economic activity evidence concern regarding environmental issues november argentina hosted fourth meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change adopted buenos aires plan action fifth ministerial meeting zone peace cooperation south atlantic held buenos aires october plan action adopted first time order carry objectives climate
CHL 1999 151 151 rather lack democracy ceased exclusively sovereign matter countries deal become universal concern government can ignore protection environment indisputable international dimension inasmuch issues vital importance future climate_change pollution over-exploitation oceans deterioration ozone layer growing desertification require global remedies increasingly strict international regimes established regulation prohibition weapons mass destruction elimination anti-personnel landmines fight climate
DEU 1999 1661 1661 destruction environment long since ceased soft issue rather become hard question will increasingly strong impact international security according new study united nations environment programme unep global_warming water shortages will biggest problems facing humanity coming century unep also rightly draws attention close connection environmental destruction poverty excessive consumption deadlock climate protection negotiations climate
DEU 1999 1707 1707 consumption deadlock climate protection negotiations must finally overcome kyoto protocol implemented destruction rain forest must stopped desertification prevented must halt squandering planet’s natural resources switch renewable_energy quickly possible world much time left remap course towards sustainability will also require much active population policy including long-term strategy deal ageing world’s population international climate
FIN 1999 554 554 session doubt sustainable development areas enhances crisis prevention people centre concerns sustainable development buenos aires plan action sets ambitious precise timetable follow future negotiations threat climate_change however still important outstanding questions kyoto mechanisms capacity-building developing countries well transfer technology intergovernmental forum forests common goal promote sustainable forest management worldwide european union climate
FRA 1999 890 890 can draw without giving thought future generations true development sustainable development since rio summit realization behind adoption important commitments regard climate biodiversity desertification kyoto protocol climate_change current negotiations protocol biosafety attest importance achievements uncertain future climates recurrence natural catastrophes urge us make efforts earth fragile human species spread new epidemics endangers climate
FRA 1999 1537 1537 based principle differentiated commitments north south example well- conceived international action efforts must continued will advocating european union partners world convention forests redoubling efforts reduce carbon_dioxide emissions atmosphere precaution must also guiding principle monitoring food safety combination concern sustainable agriculture quality products preservation food traditions country explain intensity recent reactions france climate
FSM 1999 541 541 discussion matter commission sustainable development including recent session call tangible action year last year’s general debate forum expressed renewed hopes united nations process combat anthropogenic global_warming sea-level rise adverse effects global climate_change took measure pride group includes annex developing countries found common ground political level call effective action despite widely differing climate
FSM 1999 547 547 recent session call tangible action year last year’s general debate forum expressed renewed hopes united nations process combat anthropogenic global_warming sea-level rise adverse effects global climate_change took measure pride group includes annex developing countries found common ground political level call effective action despite widely differing circumstances member states seemed successful negotiation climate
FSM 1999 605 605 begin taking action basis legally binding commitments achieve specified targets timetables forum members also relieved recognition small island developing states particular needs assistance adapting effects climate_change welcomed formulation specific tools clean development mechanism promise useful enabling island countries part combating combat climate_change within framework parameters national circumstances course time lost people climate
FSM 1999 621 621 small island developing states particular needs assistance adapting effects climate_change welcomed formulation specific tools clean development mechanism promise useful enabling island countries part combating combat climate_change within framework parameters national circumstances course time lost people everywhere experiencing sometimes disastrous effects climate_change record-setting droughts killer floods hurricanes typhoons effects sea- level rise climate
FSM 1999 636 636 development mechanism promise useful enabling island countries part combating combat climate_change within framework parameters national circumstances course time lost people everywhere experiencing sometimes disastrous effects climate_change record-setting droughts killer floods hurricanes typhoons effects sea- level rise already taking toll small island states unfortunately even scientific evidence climate_change become impossible ignore parties climate
FSM 1999 657 657 experiencing sometimes disastrous effects climate_change record-setting droughts killer floods hurricanes typhoons effects sea- level rise already taking toll small island states unfortunately even scientific evidence climate_change become impossible ignore parties convention yet go far towards getting kyoto process way political will governments parties simply match technical dedication delegates pursuing solutions numerous climate
FSM 1999 785 785 emission reductions hollow gesture even though spirits bolstered encouragement annex forum partners australia new zealand forum small island states grow weary calling attention special vulnerability climate_change status front line potential worldwide catastrophe sincerely hope now great majority people united nations system across globe strong mental picture helpless situation low-lying islands coastlines climate
FSM 1999 828 828 strong mental picture helpless situation low-lying islands coastlines face rising seas grateful considerable extent pleas taken account may flatter served way voice conscience framework convention climate_change wish also make positive contributions implementation thus emphasis forum members now assure part participate advance considerable amount work must done south pacific regional environmental programme climate
IRL 1999 919 919 forthcoming special session small island developing states important opportunity focus international attention countries ireland natural affinity remote major markets ecologically fragile face twin challenges globalization climate_change ireland recognizes unique situation supports work index reflect vulnerability special session give renewed impetus barbados programme action programme salute small island states particularly poorest must climate
JPN 1999 1233 1233 social development human rights general assembly’s special session population development held june meaningful proposals future action adopted sustainable development small island developing states susceptible effects climate_change also geographically vulnerable important subject twenty-second special session begin september development landlocked states also geographically disadvantaged important well promotion implementation copenhagen declaration programme action adopted climate
MDV 1999 588 588 expressed must deliver promises small island developing states options can pursue international cooperation vital ensure sustainable development strategies viable also necessary help adapt dangers posed global_warming climate_change reiterated numerous occasions maldives well cease exist sea level rises one metre many low-lying regions suffer similar fate sea level rise one metre developed climate
MDV 1999 589 589 must deliver promises small island developing states options can pursue international cooperation vital ensure sustainable development strategies viable also necessary help adapt dangers posed global_warming climate_change reiterated numerous occasions maldives well cease exist sea level rises one metre many low-lying regions suffer similar fate sea level rise one metre developed countries climate
MHL 1999 274 274 will part national commission sustainable development regional level will cooperate organizations pacific island countries interlinkages various conventions sustainable development efforts always clear delegation deeply concerned climate_change devastating effect may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate
MHL 1999 284 284 organizations pacific island countries interlinkages various conventions sustainable development efforts always clear delegation deeply concerned climate_change devastating effect may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_change disease observing symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather climate
MHL 1999 291 291 sustainable development efforts always clear delegation deeply concerned climate_change devastating effect may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_change disease observing symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes normal climate kiribati northern cook climate
MHL 1999 300 300 devastating effect may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_change disease observing symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes normal climate kiribati northern cook islands become wetter fiji tonga become drier samoa difference climate
MHL 1999 301 301 effect may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_change disease observing symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes normal climate kiribati northern cook islands become wetter fiji tonga become drier samoa difference daytime climate
MHL 1999 410 410 anything less invitation genocide island peoples around world industrialized countries urgently reduce emissions others follow suit taking steps limit already small emissions part effort develop renewable_energy sector regard pleased inform assembly government approved solar energy policy first stage will project install solar panels outer island health centres one high schools support climate
MHL 1999 473 473 implementing project soon well overall policy policy will assist us generating sustainable livelihoods outer island communities marshall islands honoured host alliance small island states workshop climate_change year commend outcome governments like express appreciation italy norway united states canada switzerland supporting workshop united nations trust fund providing experts custodian three-quarters million square climate
NIC 1999 764 764 vulnerabilities working together united nations gradually fulfilling commitments earth summit term office order create national council sustainable development conades also making strides concerning conventions biodiversity climate_change well participating major projects meso-american biological corridor biological corridor atlantic time making consistent effort demining border zone honduras last war left one thousand anti- personnel climate
NZL 1999 1170 1170 ongoing way special characteristics needs small island developing states commission faces great challenge pursuing implementation agenda two great challenges world face environmental front threat global climate_change caused least part human-induced emissions greenhouse gases need maintain approach international trade environmental issues based sound scientific analysis agreed rules procedures vitally important continue act climate
NZL 1999 1176 1176 island developing states commission faces great challenge pursuing implementation agenda two great challenges world face environmental front threat global climate_change caused least part human-induced emissions greenhouse gases need maintain approach international trade environmental issues based sound scientific analysis agreed rules procedures vitally important continue act concert face international challenges international cooperation climate
PLW 1999 196 196 exact indeed many global issues problems certainly deserve attention existence earth next millennium may however great jeopardy environment nature’s forces can longer support human population global_warming climate_change may merit upmost attention concerted effort call upon every member state large small developed developing rich poor work cooperatively find meaningful solutions preventive actions climate
PLW 1999 197 197 indeed many global issues problems certainly deserve attention existence earth next millennium may however great jeopardy environment nature’s forces can longer support human population global_warming climate_change may merit upmost attention concerted effort call upon every member state large small developed developing rich poor work cooperatively find meaningful solutions preventive actions growing climate
PLW 1999 229 229 call upon every member state large small developed developing rich poor work cooperatively find meaningful solutions preventive actions growing international problem challenge confident sharing information climate_change can learn one another take necessary steps meet dangerous global problem let share palauan proverb assembly one foreshadows climate_change palau winds mainly east west easterly climate
PLW 1999 248 248 international problem challenge confident sharing information climate_change can learn one another take necessary steps meet dangerous global problem let share palauan proverb assembly one foreshadows climate_change palau winds mainly east west easterly winds sky telling rain rain commences one may think just light shower however actually comes downpour old days raincoat climate
PLW 1999 297 297 days raincoat simply several leaves sewn together put heads get soaked downpour message underestimate easterly winds will get deluged water message yesterday message today take climate_change lightly will dire consequences climate_change small island nations republic palau great consequences fragile ecosystem expand just examples el niño phenomenon impacted many communities throughout globe climate
PLW 1999 302 302 sewn together put heads get soaked downpour message underestimate easterly winds will get deluged water message yesterday message today take climate_change lightly will dire consequences climate_change small island nations republic palau great consequences fragile ecosystem expand just examples el niño phenomenon impacted many communities throughout globe far- reaching devastating effects palau climate
PLW 1999 434 434 disappearing abnormally warm ocean temperatures also caused extensive coral bleaching rising atmospheric temperatures devastate agriculture according 1999-2000 world development report metre sea level rise due climate_change force million people move dramatic effect food security central asia pacific many examples exist sure examples examples countries beg global cooperation climate_change republic palau recognizes climate
PLW 1999 456 456 level rise due climate_change force million people move dramatic effect food security central asia pacific many examples exist sure examples examples countries beg global cooperation climate_change republic palau recognizes link climate_change biodiversity committed preserving biodiversity protecting forests one effective mechanisms slow climate_change forests know carbon sinks absorb carbon_dioxide rather releasing harmful climate
PLW 1999 461 461 million people move dramatic effect food security central asia pacific many examples exist sure examples examples countries beg global cooperation climate_change republic palau recognizes link climate_change biodiversity committed preserving biodiversity protecting forests one effective mechanisms slow climate_change forests know carbon sinks absorb carbon_dioxide rather releasing harmful greenhouse gas destruction forest dramatic climate
PLW 1999 472 472 examples exist sure examples examples countries beg global cooperation climate_change republic palau recognizes link climate_change biodiversity committed preserving biodiversity protecting forests one effective mechanisms slow climate_change forests know carbon sinks absorb carbon_dioxide rather releasing harmful greenhouse gas destruction forest dramatic impact climate_change republic palau taken responsibility forests national forest act mangrove climate
PLW 1999 478 478 beg global cooperation climate_change republic palau recognizes link climate_change biodiversity committed preserving biodiversity protecting forests one effective mechanisms slow climate_change forests know carbon sinks absorb carbon_dioxide rather releasing harmful greenhouse gas destruction forest dramatic impact climate_change republic palau taken responsibility forests national forest act mangrove management plan progress made national regulations climate
PLW 1999 482 482 republic palau recognizes link climate_change biodiversity committed preserving biodiversity protecting forests one effective mechanisms slow climate_change forests know carbon sinks absorb carbon_dioxide rather releasing harmful greenhouse gas destruction forest dramatic impact climate_change republic palau taken responsibility forests national forest act mangrove management plan progress made national regulations requiring protective vegetative zones climate
PLW 1999 488 488 committed preserving biodiversity protecting forests one effective mechanisms slow climate_change forests know carbon sinks absorb carbon_dioxide rather releasing harmful greenhouse gas destruction forest dramatic impact climate_change republic palau taken responsibility forests national forest act mangrove management plan progress made national regulations requiring protective vegetative zones along wetland coastal areas republic palau climate
PLW 1999 540 540 summer tree planting programme children order teach youth importance natural resources taking steps necessary ensure forests reefs available future generations republic palau incorporated grave issues climate_change rises sea level long- term strategic planning instruments accession united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol transmission humbly request international assistance develop comprehensive vulnerability index climate
PLW 1999 554 554 ensure forests reefs available future generations republic palau incorporated grave issues climate_change rises sea level long- term strategic planning instruments accession united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol transmission humbly request international assistance develop comprehensive vulnerability index encompasses economic environmental factors like climate_change enthusiastically support efforts adjust energy prices accurately reflect climate
PLW 1999 571 571 strategic planning instruments accession united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol transmission humbly request international assistance develop comprehensive vulnerability index encompasses economic environmental factors like climate_change enthusiastically support efforts adjust energy prices accurately reflect environmental consequences fossil fuel use alongside climate_change energy conservation critical palau’s economy environment established national policy national climate
PLW 1999 586 586 assistance develop comprehensive vulnerability index encompasses economic environmental factors like climate_change enthusiastically support efforts adjust energy prices accurately reflect environmental consequences fossil fuel use alongside climate_change energy conservation critical palau’s economy environment established national policy national energy goal subsidize renewable_energy programmes audited government facilities energy efficiency national hospital replaced standard incandescent climate
PLW 1999 600 600 adjust energy prices accurately reflect environmental consequences fossil fuel use alongside climate_change energy conservation critical palau’s economy environment established national policy national energy goal subsidize renewable_energy programmes audited government facilities energy efficiency national hospital replaced standard incandescent lights energy efficient compact fluorescent lamps solar panels provide lights outer islands isolated villages climate
PLW 1999 644 644 panels provide lights outer islands isolated villages solar beacons light reef channels national energy programme public utility corporation partnership million solar rooftops initiative educate public renewable_energy applications let us start new century dynamic move away fossil fuels towards commitment environment friendly energy alternatives entering relevant agreements conventions target international response environmental climate
PLW 1999 695 695 issues another responsibility republic people world community one fulfilling time goes signatory party eight international agreements including united nations convention law sea republic palau views climate_change forefront issues need addressed can effectively addressed member states meaningfully contribute basis common differentiated responsibilities use kyoto mechanisms integral component global solution issue climate_change therefore climate
PLW 1999 719 719 views climate_change forefront issues need addressed can effectively addressed member states meaningfully contribute basis common differentiated responsibilities use kyoto mechanisms integral component global solution issue climate_change therefore critical artificial restrictions placed use mechanisms can come terms intent kyoto mechanisms develop fair realistic approach use will sufficient reason enter new millennium positive climate
PLW 1999 747 747 artificial restrictions placed use mechanisms can come terms intent kyoto mechanisms develop fair realistic approach use will sufficient reason enter new millennium positive remedies issue climate_change maybe can even enter new millennium breath fresh air travel towards new millennium let us move forward tools developed international family benefits although may go climate
PNG 1999 1086 1086 neighbours important acknowledge fact government indonesia made possible people exercise right self-determination firmly committed barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states including issues climate_change consequent effects rising sea levels strongly urge full implementation government will continue follow support future work issues including special session general assembly small island developing climate
QAT 1999 222 222 organized crime international terrorism drug trafficking really understood threat proliferation weapons mass destruction possibility may used time anywhere real dangers besetting planet result environmental degradation climate_change scarcity water resources shortage raw materials deteriorating phenomena drought desertification increasing frequency natural disasters least begun draft guidelines comprehensive universal plans confront global threats differentiate climate
SLB 1999 260 260 remains valid blueprint sustainable development small island developing states including country environmental economic vulnerabilities small island developing states present major difficulties efforts achieve sustainable development climate_change sea-level rise matters survival small island developing states annex parties must fulfil commitment united nations framework convention climate_change increasing incidence magnitude natural disasters particularly alarming climate
SLB 1999 278 278 present major difficulties efforts achieve sustainable development climate_change sea-level rise matters survival small island developing states annex parties must fulfil commitment united nations framework convention climate_change increasing incidence magnitude natural disasters particularly alarming hand overall decline official development assistance flows erosion trade preferences falling primary commodity prices limited market access severely climate
SLE 1999 560 560 sustain democracy environment hard economic decisions needed increasingly shrinking world problems developing countries including sierra leone seen global problems impact problems felt form environmental devastation global_warming economic migrations conflict local regional problems affect developed world form increased immigration greater welfare bills slower economic growth increased defence budgets due greater instability third climate
USA 1999 551 551 adopted plan reduce per cent outstanding debt world’s poorest countries freeing resources education health growth us developed developing countries alike take action now halt global climate_change fighting poverty great deal vulnerable members human family will hurt first hurt rising temperatures devastate agriculture accelerate spread disease tropical countries flood island nations mean climate
ARG 2000 754 754 field environmental protection context bearing mind devastating consequences atmospheric warming global ecosystem human life attach special importance entry force soon possible kyoto protocol framework convention climate_change twenty-first century preceded prolonged strategic ideological confrontation given way moment history representative democracy human rights open economies shared values time facing complex world yet engender climate
BHS 2000 432 432 resolve address special needs small island developing states implementing barbados programme action outcome twentysecond special session general assembly plan recognition vulnerability economies external shocks susceptibility climate_change sea level rise natural disasters wish re-emphasize call barbados plan action line millennium declaration national efforts small island developing states now expect action initiatives global climate
BLR 2000 702 702 perceive highly indicative debates millennium summit summit meeting security council belarus signed ratified number important international agreements area environmental protection including united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity background continue acutely sensitive ever-diminishing interest international community chernobyl disaster world’s largest technological catastrophe past century belarus fell major victim regard like climate
BLZ 2000 535 535 english agree true sustainable development occur without protection preservation environment must path combines efforts nations belize understand global responsibility protect natural resources signatories framework convention climate_change process signing kyoto protocol however efforts can effective others equally committed encourage developed partners continue honour commitments made rio significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions timely climate
BLZ 2000 557 557 signatories framework convention climate_change process signing kyoto protocol however efforts can effective others equally committed encourage developed partners continue honour commitments made rio significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions timely manner currently per cent belizean land protected status precious coral reefs closely monitored tropical rain forests carefully managed together local non-governmental organizations climate
CHL 2000 1068 1068 part emerging international civil society international cooperation auspices united nations continues urgent necessity united nations conference environment development held rio de janeiro laid foundations agreements climate_change forest conservation biodiversity important fulfil gradually expand commitments new agreements protocols ensuring management protection conservation planet’s resources session well rio event will take place must climate
COL 2000 288 288 element obligation respect nature build sustainable future must put end destruction caused irrational use natural resources unsound patterns consumption production requires greater political commitment control climate_change eliminate sources water pollution put end loss forests provision financial resources transfer environmentally safe technologies issues still resolved international community must honour commitments assumed field climate
CYP 2000 256 256 environment imperative need global policies pursuit sustainable development effects overpopulation unregulated development will undoubtedly create new pressures environment new century small island states facing vulnerability global_warming rising water level increasing scarcity water resources particularly concerned area particularly pleased organization cyprus next january workshop energy sustainable development capacity-development initiative alliance small island climate
DEU 2000 935 935 will probably become crucial issue affecting planet course twentieth century world’s population quadrupled consumption energy raw materials increased tenfold must end squandering natural resources switch renewable_energy sources quickly possible matter industrialized nations witnessing moment burden high oil prices places poor countries particular must interest states bring transition oil hydrogen age quickly climate
ESP 2000 461 461 possible number states without directly indirectly affecting integrity effectiveness one issue makes us realize global interests demanding collective management environmental protection imperative kyoto protocol combating greenhouse effect come force latest spain signatory protocol well agreements ozone layer bio-diversity bio-security desertification latter problem one especially affects country unfortunately globalization also generated fresh climate
FSM 2000 593 593 give high priority international efforts kyoto protocol come force earliest possible date thus committed achieving successful outcome sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held november welcome formulation specific tools clean development mechanism promise useful enabling island countries part combat climate_change adapt consequences within parameters national circumstances strengthened efforts climate
FSM 2000 610 610 sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held november welcome formulation specific tools clean development mechanism promise useful enabling island countries part combat climate_change adapt consequences within parameters national circumstances strengthened efforts made region build capacity understand respond climate_change including observational networks small island nations pacific face unique constraints climate
FSM 2000 625 625 clean development mechanism promise useful enabling island countries part combat climate_change adapt consequences within parameters national circumstances strengthened efforts made region build capacity understand respond climate_change including observational networks small island nations pacific face unique constraints development small subsistence-based economies narrow export base forum economic ministers meeting july reconfirmed commitment process climate
GAB 2000 1133 1133 part resources forest products achieve sustainable ecologically viable management forests regard strengthening protection environment debate way united nations consists blaming forest countries unjust since know greenhouse gas emissions produced industrialized countries largely responsible harm done planet passing responsibility back forth constructive contrary rather search together spirit rio conference ways means enable climate
GBR 2000 122 122 faces common threat global climate learning alarming rate climate changing result actions end year must try reach agreement sixth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bring effect kyoto measures stabilize climate_change important challenge strategic priority work programme coming year morning though wish focus remarks central theme millennium summit fifty-fifth session climate
GBR 2000 128 128 alarming rate climate changing result actions end year must try reach agreement sixth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bring effect kyoto measures stabilize climate_change important challenge strategic priority work programme coming year morning though wish focus remarks central theme millennium summit fifty-fifth session general assembly equip united nations capacity climate
HND 2000 418 418 addition achieving peace economic development must take care environment future humanity will continue threatened every day increasingly threatened lack drinking water desertification destruction ozone layer climate_change processes produced increase natural disasters honduras country victim disaster catastrophic proportions attach priority caring environment education promote preserve need control production greenhouse gases widening hole climate
HND 2000 440 440 destruction ozone layer climate_change processes produced increase natural disasters honduras country victim disaster catastrophic proportions attach priority caring environment education promote preserve need control production greenhouse gases widening hole ozone layer drop oxygen production pollution fresh salt water extinction thousands species form part greater concern must confront jointly similarly terrorism organized climate
JPN 2000 1227 1227 consideration japan allocated approximately per cent official development assistance environmental cooperation primary tasks moment environmental agenda success sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change entry force later kyoto protocol global_warming issues concerning rio event held japan believes agenda looking future set taking account debates effective implementation many international environmental climate
JPN 2000 1233 1233 official development assistance environmental cooperation primary tasks moment environmental agenda success sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change entry force later kyoto protocol global_warming issues concerning rio event held japan believes agenda looking future set taking account debates effective implementation many international environmental conventions well globalization technological innovations occurred climate
KAZ 2000 806 806 system central asia landlocked country region whole secure multiple access world market matter strengthening sovereignty independence environmental issues particularly management transboundary water resources environmental pollution greenhouse effect long ago moved social economic plane political one acquired truly global significance countries face problems protecting environment yet effect environment experienced developing countries economies climate
KGZ 2000 812 812 republic believing stability political economic aspects also environmental perspective submitted secretary- general year instruments ratification accession following treaties concerning environmental issues united nations framework convention climate_change convention long-range transboundary air_pollution rotterdam convention prior informed consent procedure certain hazardous chemicals pesticides international trade vienna convention protection ozone layer montreal protocol substances deplete climate
MDV 2000 713 713 role making relevant resolve leaders summit reality president maldives speaking millennium summit declared humanity’s quest progress must sustainable right destroy earth ecological damage must stopped global_warming must curbed low-lying countries must saved pv protection security small states continue constitute issue critical concern country among members compose united nations today many small climate
MHL 2000 735 735 isolation fact lacks required resources capability combat phenomena collective effort towards creation effective global response address threats urgently required realize global environmental degradation creation issue global_warming real threat particularly marshall islands small island developing states doubt survival populations cultures stake marshall islands already lost metres usable habitable land due climate_change sea-level climate
MHL 2000 759 759 issue global_warming real threat particularly marshall islands small island developing states doubt survival populations cultures stake marshall islands already lost metres usable habitable land due climate_change sea-level rise rate loss increasing matter life death implementing legally binding commitments agreed kyoto protocol significant step forward path ensuring effective global action combat climate_change climate
MHL 2000 784 784 climate_change sea-level rise rate loss increasing matter life death implementing legally binding commitments agreed kyoto protocol significant step forward path ensuring effective global action combat climate_change will terrible tragedy unless international cooperation will displaced populations whatever reasons displaced able enjoy sustain basic human rights generations come will cultures livelihoods able survive climate
MLT 2000 356 356 interest international community whole may recall connection malta’s proposals general assembly relating seabed ocean floor led united nations convention law sea question ageing initiative relating climate_change initiatives alerted united nations examine far-reaching serious implications issues thereby enabled adopt timely measures can appreciated helped defuse continue defuse potential political tensions environmental dangers climate
MLT 2000 876 876 texture law order abuse corruption violence growth related crimes also alerts us need ever closer international cooperation much socio-political environment requires constant vigilance physical environment global_warming remains constant concern urge undertakings ward degradation ozone layer fully adhered questions disarmament extreme poverty striking proportions hiv aids vulnerability disabled infirm discriminated basis race climate
MNG 2000 187 187 identified secretary-general’s millennium report make globalization inclusive benefits equitably enjoyed nations recently mid-1980s notion globality virtually unknown international vocabulary let alone concepts global governance global climate_change yet just little decade later idea globality blend day-to-day life globalization per se turned powerful inevitable process globalization generously showered lately praise criticism along greater climate
NLD 2000 403 403 odds secondly private sector exist wields lot power international arena odds take sustainable future elementary laws ecology must respected even powerful government can put stop global_warming member states united nations combined sustainable future needs pursued conjunction industry civil society scientific community equitable working conditions forms social justice states need involve private climate
NPL 2000 914 914 investment unsustainable patterns production consumption rich countries together population pressure poor countries taken high toll environment common human heritage global agreements promote sustainable development reduce greenhouse gases remain largely unfulfilled nepal taken measures preserve environment establishing norms reducing pollutants extending forest coverage building green component development projects also studying kyoto protocol climate
NRU 2000 1143 1143 income sale fish stocks caught respective zones natural cycle evaporation condensation also vital source fresh water may also prove source demise many low-lying pacific islands global_warming resultant rise sea levels rio conference provided foundations international action montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer important step forward responses may prove little late many climate
NZL 2000 1088 1088 pressure will maximum impact millennium declaration also speaks need protect common environment prime minister announced summit intention become party kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change mid-2002 also wish recall particular achievement past year holding inaugural session united nations open-ended informal consultative process ocean affairs law sea significant step forward providing climate
PLW 2000 81 81 seriously looked body international regional organizations solutions may found remedies provided alleviate suffering impose world peoples problems ranging hunger poverty tuberculosis malaria spread hiv aids global_warming environmental degradation vulnerability just responsibilities countries regions affected every member global community must play part order planet inhabitants survive destructive forces today live era production climate
PLW 2000 206 206 must confront real danger hiv aids work collectively towards eradication horrible disease uncontrolled unregulated human activities affected will continue affect ecosystem thereby endangering threatening existence global_warming difficult scientifically complicated phenomenon even today scientists still divided issue particularly causes effects agree emission greenhouse gases human industrial activities responsible climate_change global_warming others maintain climate
PLW 2000 222 222 affected will continue affect ecosystem thereby endangering threatening existence global_warming difficult scientifically complicated phenomenon even today scientists still divided issue particularly causes effects agree emission greenhouse gases human industrial activities responsible climate_change global_warming others maintain changes occur naturally earth resilient changes none occurrences will permanent effects however small island country pacific climate
PLW 2000 228 228 endangering threatening existence global_warming difficult scientifically complicated phenomenon even today scientists still divided issue particularly causes effects agree emission greenhouse gases human industrial activities responsible climate_change global_warming others maintain changes occur naturally earth resilient changes none occurrences will permanent effects however small island country pacific palau seen experienced actual impact sea climate
PLW 2000 229 229 threatening existence global_warming difficult scientifically complicated phenomenon even today scientists still divided issue particularly causes effects agree emission greenhouse gases human industrial activities responsible climate_change global_warming others maintain changes occur naturally earth resilient changes none occurrences will permanent effects however small island country pacific palau seen experienced actual impact sea level climate
PLW 2000 263 263 none occurrences will permanent effects however small island country pacific palau seen experienced actual impact sea level rise unpredicted weather patterns extreme rise sea water temperature signs indications global_warming climate_change many island countries world also experienced catastrophic changes let us world leaders work individually collectively towards real resolution global_warming blueprint foundation climate
PLW 2000 266 266 permanent effects however small island country pacific palau seen experienced actual impact sea level rise unpredicted weather patterns extreme rise sea water temperature signs indications global_warming climate_change many island countries world also experienced catastrophic changes let us world leaders work individually collectively towards real resolution global_warming blueprint foundation important task set climate
PLW 2000 267 267 effects however small island country pacific palau seen experienced actual impact sea level rise unpredicted weather patterns extreme rise sea water temperature signs indications global_warming climate_change many island countries world also experienced catastrophic changes let us world leaders work individually collectively towards real resolution global_warming blueprint foundation important task set forth climate
PLW 2000 286 286 sea water temperature signs indications global_warming climate_change many island countries world also experienced catastrophic changes let us world leaders work individually collectively towards real resolution global_warming blueprint foundation important task set forth united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol let us fulfil roles millennium summit also presented institutional issues seriously considered climate
PLW 2000 297 297 also experienced catastrophic changes let us world leaders work individually collectively towards real resolution global_warming blueprint foundation important task set forth united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol let us fulfil roles millennium summit also presented institutional issues seriously considered entire membership organization two issues raised palau summit open membership representational climate
PNG 2000 526 526 world trade organization wto negotiations delayed calls held earliest possible opportunity one countries increasing areas land already becoming unusable actually disappearing result rising sea-levels caused climate_change believe urgent need full implementation kyoto protocol issue survival certain members global community clearly stake global security depends coordinated global action must backsliding compromises special climate
PNG 2000 603 603 community fail time together small island states including countries joined united nations last year assuming responsibilities go becoming full participants organization’s affairs certain security issues climate_change require global approach efforts limit proliferation bring complete elimination nuclear weapons global cooperation means international community can realistically hope achieve objective secretary-general set millennium summit climate
PRT 2000 658 658 nations civil society use influence bringing pressure bear calling account governments think can deal environmental issues opting though simply matters sovereignty can longer think way global_warming affects us face common problem need common action global scale geographical historical political reasons portugal country linked oceans reason recognize importance land ecosystem renewal energy climate
SLB 2000 558 558 basis decisions development cooperation states cooperation view continue focus better trading opportunities including market access capacity- building particular human resources development adaptation mitigation programmes address climate_change sea level rise investment renewable_energy remains priority solomon islands access reliable cost-effective energy source imperative rural population capitalize opportunities information age international community must mobilize climate
SLB 2000 563 563 cooperation view continue focus better trading opportunities including market access capacity- building particular human resources development adaptation mitigation programmes address climate_change sea level rise investment renewable_energy remains priority solomon islands access reliable cost-effective energy source imperative rural population capitalize opportunities information age international community must mobilize resources implement secretary general’s recommendations climate
TJK 2000 700 700 de janeiro conference become fundamental document defining main area activities international community topic however dimensions task faced humanity require extra coordinated efforts alongside long-term problems climate_change preservation biodiversity desertification new ones emerging demanding careful consideration concerted action one problem fresh water resource gradually depleted depletion ground waters become serious problem according climate
TTO 2000 519 519 session general assembly consider aspects problem planet continues experience environmental degradation problem will never solved unless international cooperation especially part industrialized countries mainly responsible emission greenhouse gases smaller countries especially small island nations severely threatened even situation victims absolve responsibility trinidad tobago already part established ministry environment environmental management authority recently climate
USA 2000 780 780 well beyond limits habits past today united nations taking wide array new issues call people issues directly affect lives citizens include challenge protecting planet limiting greenhouse gas emissions securing safe water supplies halting desertification putting stop trafficking human beings especially include fight hiv aids highlighted letter secretary-general signed women foreign ministers climate
VCT 2000 1829 1829 impair competitive capacity caribbean jurisprudence provision global financial service stifle economic growth blacklisted countries concomitant evils small island states caribbean among countries risk adverse effects climate_change already many islands experiencing effects areas impact directly important tourism sector economies also prone extremely damaging natural disasters especially hurricanes storm surges visit us annually climate
VUT 2000 311 311 combined domestic exports economy afford trend long run believe access new relevant technology available developed countries today republic vanuatu small island nations can develop integrated renewable_energy systems hydrogen fuels potential wind- sun-related geothermal hydroelectricity resources can fully utilized access financial technical resources developed countries can assist countries like republic vanuatu moving climate
VUT 2000 521 521 states environmental degradation poses serious threat small island states threatened rising sea level continue urge countries adopt ratify kyoto protocol soon possible signatory framework convention climate_change vanuatu process adding signature protocol let opportunity pass without expressing serious concern great difficulties least developed country republic vanuatu facing regard application join world trade climate
ATG 2001 699 699 provide long-term financing repayment periods rates interest allow small states maintain democracy human rights low crime rates economic growth country welcomes successful conclusion marrakesh meeting climate_change parties united nations framework convention climate_change finalized operational details kyoto protocol thereby opening way widespread ratification governments protocol’s early entry force result several years tough climate
ATG 2001 705 705 interest allow small states maintain democracy human rights low crime rates economic growth country welcomes successful conclusion marrakesh meeting climate_change parties united nations framework convention climate_change finalized operational details kyoto protocol thereby opening way widespread ratification governments protocol’s early entry force result several years tough negotiation antigua barbuda active took leadership climate
ATG 2001 748 748 years tough negotiation antigua barbuda active took leadership position now place institutions detailed procedures kyoto protocol next step test effectiveness overseeing five per cent cut greenhouse gas emissions developed countries next decade agreements reached marrakesh also made important progress strengthening flow financial technological support developing countries can move towards sustainable energy climate
ATG 2001 813 813 will rewarded consumers national policies alike meeting also adopted marrakesh ministerial declaration input next september’s world summit sustainable development held johannesburg declaration emphasizes contribution action climate_change can make sustainable development calls capacity building technology innovation cooperation biodiversity desertification conventions summit little less year away small island developing states among vulnerable adverse climate
ATG 2001 840 840 make sustainable development calls capacity building technology innovation cooperation biodiversity desertification conventions summit little less year away small island developing states among vulnerable adverse effects climate_change continue urge speedy ratification protocol will require global coalition among states ensure enters force becomes legally binding ratified least parties convention including industrialized countries represent climate
ATG 2001 870 870 protocol will require global coalition among states ensure enters force becomes legally binding ratified least parties convention including industrialized countries represent least per cent total carbon_dioxide emissions group remains true highest per capita levels greenhouse gas emissions take lead incumbent upon countries work together ensure full compliance commitments contained protocol deep climate
ATG 2001 879 879 force becomes legally binding ratified least parties convention including industrialized countries represent least per cent total carbon_dioxide emissions group remains true highest per capita levels greenhouse gas emissions take lead incumbent upon countries work together ensure full compliance commitments contained protocol deep concern countries concern takes paramount proportions centred around transhipment climate
AUT 2001 1212 1212 importance recent study international institute applied systems analysis iiasa projected dramatic reduction agricultural productivity per cent africa india southern china latin america next years due climate_change reminds us processes long-term global change need much action activities coping crises combating criminal terrorism world summit sustainable development johannesburg will need technical also political climate
BEL 2001 1597 1597 improve implementation sustainable development policies hope united nations member states will without delay commit represented monterrey johannesburg highest possible political level united nations framework convention climate_change one major results united nations conference environment development welcome progress made bonn marrakesh undertake speedily ratify kyoto protocol also just reached intergovernmental consensus highest level climate
BHS 2001 1165 1165 view government world summit sustainable development convened south africa september complementary undertakings made international conference financing development ten years rio summit ever-increasing fury natural disasters climate_change sea-level rise depletion biological resources overall environmental degradation issues begging reassessment must part blueprint determined action emanating south africa likewise bahamas hopes second world assembly climate
BLZ 2001 526 526 international community protection environment implemented addressed urgently consequences will impact negatively small dependent economies well economy global community attach great importance united nations framework convention climate_change welcome successful results recently concluded meeting marrakech hoping see states ratify kyoto protocol central america caribbean regions perpetually suffer effects natural disasters number intensity hurricanes climate
BLZ 2001 557 557 meeting marrakech hoping see states ratify kyoto protocol central america caribbean regions perpetually suffer effects natural disasters number intensity hurricanes increasing last decade attributed effects climate_change caused global_warming two consecutive years belize struck category-four hurricanes magnifying need protect environment minimize vulnerabilities imperative gear efforts towards creating necessary mechanisms reverse curtail negative climate
BLZ 2001 559 559 hoping see states ratify kyoto protocol central america caribbean regions perpetually suffer effects natural disasters number intensity hurricanes increasing last decade attributed effects climate_change caused global_warming two consecutive years belize struck category-four hurricanes magnifying need protect environment minimize vulnerabilities imperative gear efforts towards creating necessary mechanisms reverse curtail negative actions contribute climate
BRA 2001 748 748 shared values brazil determined forge ahead direction international criminal court will historic victory cause human rights protection environment sustainable development equally pressing challenges time process climate_change scientifically ascertained fact unstoppable future holds depends today particular concerns kyoto protocol spoke english just informed successful outcome marrakesh meeting brazil warmly welcomes development fundamental climate
CHL 2001 461 461 us nation earth can consider invulnerable genuine security can attained cooperation among peoples states makes citizens vulnerable today besides terrorism phenomena ignorance hunger drug trafficking climate_change uncontrolled population movements erratic flow trillion every day financial markets must devise ways tackling phenomena chile therefore supports coalition countries exercise right self-defence embarked campaign climate
CRI 2001 998 998 conditions present future ignore damage caused future generations destruction thousands square kilometres earth’s forests costa rica developed national system payments environmental services view alleviating impact greenhouse gases preserving forests mankind country devoted one quarter national territory protection forests production environmental goods provision environmental services become engine national development reasons country will climate
DJI 2001 505 505 water substitute whether water needed drinking agriculture environment-related purposes survival lakes rivers hands potential crisis risks causing unprecedented disaster food security fight hunger poverty combination global_warming wasteful habits aridity lack rainfall means water sources millions traditionally rely now slowly drying longer enough water needs beyond international treaties institutional mechanisms international community climate
FSM 2001 688 688 council nation grapples entire spectrum transnational problems drug trafficking aspects international criminal activity one threat special attention speaking course accelerated rise sea level caused global climate_change now know production greenhouse gases human activity plays prominent role global issue threatens country’s future federated states micronesia contributes infinitesimal way problem human- induced climate_change climate
FSM 2001 692 692 spectrum transnational problems drug trafficking aspects international criminal activity one threat special attention speaking course accelerated rise sea level caused global climate_change now know production greenhouse gases human activity plays prominent role global issue threatens country’s future federated states micronesia contributes infinitesimal way problem human- induced climate_change yet among front- line climate
FSM 2001 713 713 climate_change now know production greenhouse gases human activity plays prominent role global issue threatens country’s future federated states micronesia contributes infinitesimal way problem human- induced climate_change yet among front- line states must deal impacts comprised geologically diverse range islands low-level coral atolls mountainous volcanic outcrops share one common denominator since dawn climate
FSM 2001 766 766 livelihood tied sea even high islands pohnpei kosrae vast majority population islands lives coastal plain islands possibility moving higher ground exist distinguished scientists intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc confirmed climate changing human activities playing significant part warming planet credible scientific evidence suggests magnitude impact warming may greater even extreme estimates just years climate
FSM 2001 814 814 estimates just years ago indeed may already late save country many others like worldwide already region seen beginnings movement peoples result rise sea level caused global_warming year tuvalu one similarly situated neighbours region announced begun examining relocation options unfortunately initial results encouraging uniform willingness among fortunate countries provide haven first climate_change climate
FSM 2001 839 839 global_warming year tuvalu one similarly situated neighbours region announced begun examining relocation options unfortunately initial results encouraging uniform willingness among fortunate countries provide haven first climate_change refugees undoubtedly will outlying atolls federated states micronesia home half population among next join people tuvalu current trends continue developments point new urgency need constructive climate
FSM 2001 896 896 developing states encouraged new attention paid issues recent conference bonn welcome constructive outcomes conference just completed marrakesh regard important issues enforcement compliance parties framework convention climate_change signed nine years ago motivated precautionary principle whereby lack airtight scientific certainty basis inaction today virtually uncertainty remains reality main problem yet dismayed see media climate
FSM 2001 924 924 years ago motivated precautionary principle whereby lack airtight scientific certainty basis inaction today virtually uncertainty remains reality main problem yet dismayed see media elsewhere handful greenhouse gas sceptics often still given podium equal given distinguished scientists intergovernmental panel climate_change past years seen progress form framework convention kyoto protocol thanks tireless efforts climate
FSM 2001 937 937 virtually uncertainty remains reality main problem yet dismayed see media elsewhere handful greenhouse gas sceptics often still given podium equal given distinguished scientists intergovernmental panel climate_change past years seen progress form framework convention kyoto protocol thanks tireless efforts many delegations good will part governments however change position several key signatories protocol climate
FSM 2001 968 968 framework convention kyoto protocol thanks tireless efforts many delegations good will part governments however change position several key signatories protocol also among world’s largest generators greenhouse gases undermines success recent bonn marrakesh talks created great deal concern part low-lying island states warmly applaud countries stood commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions call climate
FSM 2001 990 990 world’s largest generators greenhouse gases undermines success recent bonn marrakesh talks created great deal concern part low-lying island states warmly applaud countries stood commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions call upon find political will take actions long-term best interests mean ignore initial economic hardships changes might entail understand well last five years climate
FSM 2001 1055 1055 country moves vastly unpopular politically still necessary put us right footing sustainable economic future similarly longer-term economic benefits competitive advantage can gained nations adopt progressive climate_change strategy micronesians proud people throughout centuries endured seemingly insurmountable difficulties threat climate_change latest like others faced making something can overcome kyoto protocol hammered marrakesh provides climate
FSM 2001 1067 1067 economic future similarly longer-term economic benefits competitive advantage can gained nations adopt progressive climate_change strategy micronesians proud people throughout centuries endured seemingly insurmountable difficulties threat climate_change latest like others faced making something can overcome kyoto protocol hammered marrakesh provides necessary mechanism nations can begin attack global_warming congratulate negotiators significant even historic climate
FSM 2001 1087 1087 endured seemingly insurmountable difficulties threat climate_change latest like others faced making something can overcome kyoto protocol hammered marrakesh provides necessary mechanism nations can begin attack global_warming congratulate negotiators significant even historic accomplishment emission cuts agreed however amount small first step conclusion want reiterate sincere condolences people federated states micronesia regions world climate
GAB 2001 551 551 implementing policies reflecting commitments undertook rio de janeiro years ago conclusions will able draw implementation agenda chance success will prepared give united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol united nations convention combat desertification countries experiencing serious drought desertification convention biodiversity words must respond simply directly issue choices concessions prepared make able climate
HND 2001 803 803 states accordingly must work ever harder promote values peace human development share endeavour countries small large must abide guidelines majority agreed upon order save planet climate_change whose damaging effects making felt everywhere juncture organization continue expand leadership allow peaceful international players including republic china taiwan participate joint combat renewed threats peace climate
IND 2001 426 426 another post-dated cheque earlier one bounced similarly movement towards sustainable development proved disappointment developing countries unable realize fair payments sovereign biodiversity resources traditional knowledge treaties climate_change biodiversity also failed activate anticipated investment technology transfers developing countries industrialized countries shown political will enhance overseas development budgets multilateral development agencies also constrained resources climate
IRL 2001 848 848 already orphaned million children continent declaration commitment agreed general assembly special session june established framework targets now financed implemented let us work harder together prevent climate_change devastating poor vulnerable countries achieved much already recognized awarding year’s nobel peace prize jointly organization esteemed secretary-general kofi annan offer warmest congratulations appreciation kofi annan climate
ISL 2001 659 659 community just achieved marrakech milestone agreement implementation kyoto protocol kyoto negotiations especially difficult now reached moment can bring protocol force needs done include key emitters greenhouse gases battle climate_change area oceans foundation human life made progress adopted significant agreements looking ways improve assessment state oceans order enhance marine protection management new climate
ISL 2001 662 662 marrakech milestone agreement implementation kyoto protocol kyoto negotiations especially difficult now reached moment can bring protocol force needs done include key emitters greenhouse gases battle climate_change area oceans foundation human life made progress adopted significant agreements looking ways improve assessment state oceans order enhance marine protection management new knowledge new approaches climate
MAR 2001 900 900 specifically cite problems environment lack natural resources many challenges facing planet least access water drinking water reasonable price country honour contributing cause seventh conference parties climate_change convention took place marrakech october november conference resulted positive steps way towards international conference sustainable development held johannesburg next year regard social issues concern international climate
MDV 2001 934 934 consequences mere one-metre rise mean sea level small island developing states maldives now well- documented fact therefore urge international community accelerate efforts agree legally binding greenhouse gas emissions reduction regime facilitate kyoto protocol’s early entry force connection encouraged positive developments achieved marrakech last week hope developments will facilitate early entry force climate
MHL 2001 358 358 human dignity reproductive cloning human beings shall permitted past republic marshall islands will continue voice strongest terms possible best form disposal concerns fears issues relating climate_change rising sea levels assembly aware several pacific island countries represented organization like small island countries republic marshall islands plagued unique set problems coastal zones become climate
MHL 2001 420 420 salinity direct impact subsistence cropping vulnerabilities together prolonged drought constitute deadly peril health survival welcome successful outcome sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change recently concluded marrakesh kyoto protocol best available solution address environmental concerns able look back coming days commend mission accomplished owe children children’s children millennium declaration climate
MLT 2001 967 967 audiences today link two becoming increasingly apparent urgency addressing greatest threats natural environment made amply clear bonn sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change despite faced seemingly insurmountable obstacles international community succeeded forging earth’s first major action-oriented response phenomenon global_warming respect allow offer government’s expression gratitude chairman conference mr climate
MLT 2001 983 983 bonn sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change despite faced seemingly insurmountable obstacles international community succeeded forging earth’s first major action-oriented response phenomenon global_warming respect allow offer government’s expression gratitude chairman conference mr jan pronk well compatriot mr michael zammit cutajar executive secretary united nations framework convention climate_change enormous climate
MLT 2001 1007 1007 phenomenon global_warming respect allow offer government’s expression gratitude chairman conference mr jan pronk well compatriot mr michael zammit cutajar executive secretary united nations framework convention climate_change enormous personal efforts secure successful outcome success laid groundwork breakthrough achieved seventh session conference marrakech last week agreement modalities implementation kyoto protocol opened door ratification climate
MUS 2001 921 921 international community will rise occasion providing humanitarian assistance needy afghanistan hopeful efforts way install broad-based government afghanistan will successful conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change morocco world food summit rome discussions trade issues doha host meetings recent days demonstrate close dependence country can afford go alone many problems face today climate
NIC 2001 681 681 world summit sustainable development take place johannesburg south africa september task will determine current status implementation commitments undertaken earth summit reflection will note ratification conventions climate_change biological diversity efforts carried national council sustainable development nicaragua’s participation major projects preservation rich ecosystems region meso-american biological corridor atlantic biological corridor new problems challenges climate
NRU 2001 248 248 document united nations communiqué forum leaders sought formalize cooperation arrangements united nations pacific islands forum like take opportunity kindly request support relevant draft resolution issues climate_change sea-level rise continue major concern country repeatedly voiced deep concern adverse impact human-induced climate_change especially low-lying atolls around pacific stressed importance efforts build appropriate human climate
NRU 2001 262 262 forum like take opportunity kindly request support relevant draft resolution issues climate_change sea-level rise continue major concern country repeatedly voiced deep concern adverse impact human-induced climate_change especially low-lying atolls around pacific stressed importance efforts build appropriate human institutional capacity kyoto protocol represents significant step forward path taking action combat climate_change unless climate
NRU 2001 286 286 human-induced climate_change especially low-lying atolls around pacific stressed importance efforts build appropriate human institutional capacity kyoto protocol represents significant step forward path taking action combat climate_change unless significant action taken practical compliance regime little prospect outcome enforceable nauru therefore looks forward participating rest world johannesburg next year review progress made since climate
PLW 2001 630 630 applied respond another global attack one even basic terrorism will remain threat humanity criminals september brought justice threat arises attack ecosystem desertification reduction global biodiversity global_warming sea-level rise resulting human activities attacks infinitely less dramatic september nonetheless equally systemic nature equally threatening us time apply new understanding global dynamics forcefully driven climate
PLW 2001 673 673 time apply new understanding global dynamics forcefully driven home september environment applaud much encouraged developments recently concluded seventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change morocco end want repeat oft-stated call nations finalize negotiations sign ratify implement kyoto protocol soon possible just must now directly confront effects transnational acts terror climate
PNG 2001 884 884 papua new guinea supports principles contained barbados programme action agenda united nations conference environment development continue support principles contained kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change stress urgent need developed countries make concerted effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions delegation welcomes achievements part two sixth session conference parties climate_change convention held bonn climate
PNG 2001 894 894 united nations conference environment development continue support principles contained kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change stress urgent need developed countries make concerted effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions delegation welcomes achievements part two sixth session conference parties climate_change convention held bonn last july successful completion recent seventh session conference held marrakesh climate
PNG 2001 906 906 nations framework convention climate_change stress urgent need developed countries make concerted effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions delegation welcomes achievements part two sixth session conference parties climate_change convention held bonn last july successful completion recent seventh session conference held marrakesh morocco another greatest challenges facing united nations strengthen capacity global community respond climate
PNG 2001 934 934 bonn last july successful completion recent seventh session conference held marrakesh morocco another greatest challenges facing united nations strengthen capacity global community respond promptly effectively climate_change natural disaster papua new guinea experienced drought frost caused el niño came tsunami la niña phenomenon bringing floods landslides leaving death destruction wake acknowledge prompt climate
PNG 2001 966 966 drought frost caused el niño came tsunami la niña phenomenon bringing floods landslides leaving death destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change climate
PNG 2001 991 991 global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last climate
SLB 2001 754 754 development planning depends significantly continued health marine environment unique circumstances small island developing states must fully understood international community strive address serious threats natural disasters climate_change sea-level rise kyoto protocol remains significant first step path ensuring effective global action combat climate_change international community must now build outcomes seventh session conference parties climate
SLB 2001 769 769 fully understood international community strive address serious threats natural disasters climate_change sea-level rise kyoto protocol remains significant first step path ensuring effective global action combat climate_change international community must now build outcomes seventh session conference parties framework convention work towards resolution outstanding negotiating issues must recall vision united nations created serve climate
STP 2001 741 741 implementation environment fundamental issue survival mankind must continue focus special attention united nations therefore stress importance outcome recent seventh conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh every effort must made create disseminate technology can minimize environmental impact human activities mobilize resources needed implement policies strategies adopted range international forums climate
TJK 2001 1607 1607 response essential community nations unite efforts prevent natural disasters deal consequences training personnel exchanging experience results scientific applied research also allow coordinated approaches global challenges greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer endangered biodiversity desertification issues directly linked problem protecting environment problem global nature among environmental challenges twenty-first century problem maintaining water equilibrium climate
TON 2001 505 505 environmental vulnerability index commend work south pacific applied geoscience commission regard believe index will provide accurate indicators factors small islands vulnerable natural disasters sea-level rise climate_change tonga therefore welcomes consensus reached marrakech seventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change opportunities progress presents developing ocean state continue seek fair share climate
TON 2001 520 520 accurate indicators factors small islands vulnerable natural disasters sea-level rise climate_change tonga therefore welcomes consensus reached marrakech seventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change opportunities progress presents developing ocean state continue seek fair share harvest ocean bounds us sides welcome particular preparations making effective convention conservation management highly migratory climate
TTO 2001 1141 1141 development index likewise trinidad tobago remains committed agreement economic environmental goals united nations therefore welcome agreements reached sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change especially establishment special climate fund fund least developed countries kyoto protocol adaptation fund established order finance concrete adaptation projects programmes now encourage developed countries ratify climate
TUV 2001 378 378 obligations beyond present capabilities also must lose sight need strong coalitions deal pressing global issues including conflicts wars challenges globalization poverty underdevelopment effects environmental degradation climate_change universal cooperation threats peace stability however fully achieved long united nations lacks will recognize fair just representation within democratic economically developed state population million republic climate
TUV 2001 913 913 development survival building local capacity conserve manage harvest marine resources sustainable manner crucial therefore supported already said debate biggest long-term threat people tuvalu posed effects climate_change particular rising sea levels recent reports released intergovernmental panel climate_change confirmed beyond doubt correlation accelerated atmospheric warming sea-level rise tuvalu strong belief weather growing severe climate
TUV 2001 923 923 sustainable manner crucial therefore supported already said debate biggest long-term threat people tuvalu posed effects climate_change particular rising sea levels recent reports released intergovernmental panel climate_change confirmed beyond doubt correlation accelerated atmospheric warming sea-level rise tuvalu strong belief weather growing severe hotter drier unusually high seas eroding foreshores intruding freshwater lenses climate
TUV 2001 952 952 correlation accelerated atmospheric warming sea-level rise tuvalu strong belief weather growing severe hotter drier unusually high seas eroding foreshores intruding freshwater lenses believe cumulative effect carbon_dioxide emissions industrial countries atmosphere sum created future uncertain tuvalu may known hall unique within united nations membership maldives marshall islands kiribati tuvalu four countries member climate
TUV 2001 1069 1069 member enter united nations tuvalu first member state withdraw disappeared without trace shrinking world live environmental pollution never known artificial boundaries presence higher normal levels greenhouse gases atmosphere legacy development industrial countries spanning past years hope industrial countries realize nature now imposing penalty development unfortunately tuvalu others little nothing causes now climate
TUV 2001 1107 1107 realize nature now imposing penalty development unfortunately tuvalu others little nothing causes now forced pay heartened positive outcome seventh conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh looking forward full implementation convention kyoto protocol commitments also hope goodwill will prevail beyond instruments conventions assist affected adapt immediate long-term effects climate_change climate
TUV 2001 1132 1132 climate_change held marrakesh looking forward full implementation convention kyoto protocol commitments also hope goodwill will prevail beyond instruments conventions assist affected adapt immediate long-term effects climate_change time shrink environmental survival responsibility like international war waged terrorism global solution threat posed climate_change sea-level rise will save tuvalu many small island states disappearing climate
TUV 2001 1147 1147 prevail beyond instruments conventions assist affected adapt immediate long-term effects climate_change time shrink environmental survival responsibility like international war waged terrorism global solution threat posed climate_change sea-level rise will save tuvalu many small island states disappearing collective resolve remove causes terrorism threats peace security including poverty underdevelopment hiv aids environmental degradation climate
VUT 2001 722 722 police united nations peacekeeping initiatives vanuatu government remains committed future peacekeeping engagements vanuatu also monitored bougainville peace process alongside united nations one pressing issues us climate_change sea-level rise united nations now scheduled world summit sustainable development held johannesburg south africa september next year pacific islands forum communiqué reflected climate_change seeking international climate
VUT 2001 745 745 issues us climate_change sea-level rise united nations now scheduled world summit sustainable development held johannesburg south africa september next year pacific islands forum communiqué reflected climate_change seeking international community’s awareness low-lying islands pacific reiterating priority kyoto protocol significant step forward global action combating climate_change although signed many industrialized countries including united climate
VUT 2001 763 763 next year pacific islands forum communiqué reflected climate_change seeking international community’s awareness low-lying islands pacific reiterating priority kyoto protocol significant step forward global action combating climate_change although signed many industrialized countries including united states kyoto protocol yet ratified many concerned united states senate actually voted ratification forum leaders noted concerns expressed climate
WSM 2001 885 885 much terms concrete actions actions will meaningful assured committed support whole international community overcoming well-recognized vulnerability small island states like exposure island communities effects global climate_change natural disasters environmental damage global economic shocks will essential element sustainable development small island regions may say connection samoa much welcomes successful conclusion yesterday marrakech climate
WSM 2001 919 919 essential element sustainable development small island regions may say connection samoa much welcomes successful conclusion yesterday marrakech seventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change completion operational details kyoto protocol will hope open way widespread ratification governments protocol s early entry force perhaps time johannesburg world summit next year struggle climate
WSM 2001 945 945 completion operational details kyoto protocol will hope open way widespread ratification governments protocol s early entry force perhaps time johannesburg world summit next year struggle climate_change just environmental issue also matter fundamental development adverse impact climate_change endangers economic social progress certainly case small island states widely acknowledged among vulnerable least able climate
WSM 2001 955 955 ratification governments protocol s early entry force perhaps time johannesburg world summit next year struggle climate_change just environmental issue also matter fundamental development adverse impact climate_change endangers economic social progress certainly case small island states widely acknowledged among vulnerable least able adapt world community’s response climate_change therefore requires significant long-term changes climate
WSM 2001 975 975 matter fundamental development adverse impact climate_change endangers economic social progress certainly case small island states widely acknowledged among vulnerable least able adapt world community’s response climate_change therefore requires significant long-term changes economic social behaviour united nations urgent vital responsibility task well climate
ATG 2002 720 720 water proper sanitation energy services improve health conditions agriculture particularly dry lands better protect world’s biodiversity ecosystems however summit’s failure agree target date increasing use renewable_energy major disappointment small island developing states true test summit’s success will follow-up actions levels summit generated sense urgency commitments action partnerships achieve measurable results concerted climate
AUT 2002 913 913 summit sustainable development johannesburg painful indication changes rendering sustainable development even important summit brought action programme political declaration welcome although wished take issues even field renewable_energy share view secretary-general summit instigated global action among wide range actors highlighted relationship economy ecology social issues development also reaffirmed doha monterrey compromises follow-up will climate
BHS 2002 421 421 reason economic success government therefore given high priority preserving protecting environment taken practical steps reiterate concern expressed summit threat posed small island developing states manifestations climate_change including rise sea levels repeatedly expressed grave concern industrialized partners trans-shipment nuclear waste caribbean disastrous effects might economies bahamas caribbean tourism primary industry accident involving climate
DEU 2002 1048 1048 climate protection delighted several countries recently announced plans ratify protocol hope will happen soon possible can enter force long term sensible energy policy means promotion renewable_energy sources economical energy consumption best solution climate problem work must therefore start today let us forget difficult economic ecological problems social humanitarian repercussions will increasingly climate
EGY 2002 1380 1380 hiv aids threatens stability owing lack capacity resources unable contain pandemic thus necessitating assistance countries dealing crisis world also confronts numerous environmental challenges related biodiversity climate_change drought desertification require redoubling international efforts address order safeguard right future generations secure life scarcity water threatens eruption conflicts several regions world international community must climate
FJI 2002 656 656 pacific continue suffer fallout still waiting committed acts take full responsibility done real hazards low-lying atolls another by-product era environmental crisis rising sea levels caused global_warming will lead disappearance islands will sink beneath waves therefore surprised future environmental refugees oceania forced seek sanctuary elsewhere world also surprised strong call pacific adoption climate
FRA 2002 1096 1096 strengthen concrete cooperation permit access basic resources water energy basic social services education health food security let us also call ratification full implementation kyoto protocol climate_change let us establish true global governance sustainable development give necessary coherence france proposes creation economic social security council world environmental organization give countries especially south climate
FSM 2002 558 558 federated states micronesia expressed objections violation exclusive economic zone flatly ignored effective regulation ocean-based trans- shipment dangerous materials must find way priorities body similarly regard climate_change welcome positive accomplishments negotiating arena united nations framework convention climate_change notably kyoto protocol applaud nations joined us ratifying protocol welcome anticipation imminent entry force sad climate
FSM 2002 568 568 ignored effective regulation ocean-based trans- shipment dangerous materials must find way priorities body similarly regard climate_change welcome positive accomplishments negotiating arena united nations framework convention climate_change notably kyoto protocol applaud nations joined us ratifying protocol welcome anticipation imminent entry force sad reality years passed since framework convention became effective years damage climate
FSM 2002 604 604 anticipation imminent entry force sad reality years passed since framework convention became effective years damage earth’s climate handful countries succeeded continuing stall progress reduction global greenhouse gas emissions ask nations occasion appeared body reconsider policies recognize international implications inaction call upon nations remember wise words united states president franklin d roosevelt climate
FSM 2002 659 659 citizen group citizens commit acts depredation nature way harm neighbours especially harm future generations americans let us lose sight fact now universal recognition reality problem climate_change causes light recognition enough nations willing take action must work together develop effective mitigation strategies prevent damage define implement adaptation measures vulnerable just citizens federated climate
FSM 2002 703 703 implement adaptation measures vulnerable just citizens federated states micronesia natural sources fossil fuel become far dependent imports fossil fuels past half-century even contribution global emissions greenhouse gases negligible looking future committed reduction eventual elimination fossil fuel energy production must rely western technologies move direction renewable sources energy thus disturbed policies developed climate
FSM 2002 735 735 eventual elimination fossil fuel energy production must rely western technologies move direction renewable sources energy thus disturbed policies developed countries give little lip service development renewable_energy technologies alarmed continuing refusal nations even begin acknowledge nature climate problem let alone take progressive action fight also distressing fact time nations reducing aid presence climate
IND 2002 428 428 political will among developed countries sincerely speedily address legitimate developmental needs developing countries especially least developed ones casting even longer shadow grim developmental canvas global climate_change poor will suffer though contributed least recent floods forest fires europe forewarning countries asia africa victims fury degraded environment earth’s atmosphere biosphere know national boundaries climate
ISL 2002 621 621 major accomplishment now every one us see commitments implemented summit iceland declared willingness increase bilateral development assistance providing training sustainable management living marine resources use renewable_energy resources huge step forward development utilization renewable clean energy resources necessary order fulfil commitments laid kyoto protocol sustainable management utilization living marine resources essential food climate
JAM 2002 901 901 achieved without full support international community barbados programme action adopted represented commitment support now prepare review implementation encourage renewed engagement issues critical survival dangers posed global_warming sea level rise natural disasters jamaica welcomes positive indications africa reduction political conflict turmoil offers real opportunity building stability economic progress africa suffered far long climate
KHM 2002 72 72 democratic republic timor-leste will soon joining global organization believe living fragile fast- changing world world uncertainties turbulence seriously threatened terrorism negative aspects globalization rising effects global_warming impact climate_change effects rising forces underline common vulnerability recall urgent need effective sustainable development world without survival humanity may jeopardized therefore believe common challenge face climate
KHM 2002 74 74 timor-leste will soon joining global organization believe living fragile fast- changing world world uncertainties turbulence seriously threatened terrorism negative aspects globalization rising effects global_warming impact climate_change effects rising forces underline common vulnerability recall urgent need effective sustainable development world without survival humanity may jeopardized therefore believe common challenge face today perhaps climate
KHM 2002 124 124 perhaps lack collective wisdom political will make world better place including future generations recent world summit sustainable development johannesburg rightly discussed fundamental issues confronting humanity climate_change global sustainable development poverty dramatic appeal made many leaders world summit must taken seriously important message need save earth destruction reverse global trends widening development climate
KHM 2002 163 163 seriously important message need save earth destruction reverse global trends widening development gaps increasing poverty environmental destruction respect environment believe humanity whole now confronting severe global_warming unprecedented flooding increasingly disastrous effects greenhouse gases longer just scientific theory living reality first time year experienced mega- floods serious droughts across continents asia europe climate
KHM 2002 169 169 destruction reverse global trends widening development gaps increasing poverty environmental destruction respect environment believe humanity whole now confronting severe global_warming unprecedented flooding increasingly disastrous effects greenhouse gases longer just scientific theory living reality first time year experienced mega- floods serious droughts across continents asia europe africa south america wrought immense destruction climate
KHM 2002 759 759 essential continue work together build caring community nations development gap developed developing countries reduced threat terrorism totally eliminated menace hiv aids pandemic curbed poverty alleviated global_warming kept check will possible building better cooperation closer partnership fostering mutual respect cultivating greater tolerance enhancing spirit real united nations strongly believe can collective will climate
LVA 2002 466 466 children endemic poverty unemployment drug addiction disease environmental pollution global ecological crisis planet now experiencing resulted reckless disregard earth sustains us radically curb excessive amount greenhouse gases pollutants produce every day will continue experience natural disasters climate changes increasing scope frequency proud note latvia ratified kyoto protocol earlier summer share hope climate
MDV 2002 506 506 development sustainable development happen agenda must implemented kyoto protocol must universally honoured barbados programme action must carried millennium development goals must reached country survival threatened climate_change therefore remains concerned inaction indifference regard implementation plans action environmental protection sustainable development turning another issue witnessing unprecedented deterioration situation palestine middle east israeli government climate
MHL 2002 414 414 offer pragmatic practical solutions coordinated targeted maximum effect marshall islands shares challenges uniquely peculiar many small island states precariously fragile environment highly sensitive threat posed global_warming narrow economic base imposes constraints potential progressive sustainable development institutional milieu slowly developing capability harnessing benefits science technology relation international partners marshall islands particularly concerned climate
MHL 2002 511 511 johannesburg posed many challenges also produced rich insights areas common strengths lie might best utilized vital international community recognize great challenge life culture posed global climate_change threat life culture felt acutely nations marshall islands nations face real threat complete obliteration oceans rise even marginal levels behalf marshall islands commend states share climate
MNG 2002 630 630 play initiating promoting dialogue line objectives set forth article charter furthermore transnational organized crime illicit drugs money-laundering illegal arms trade spread hiv aids global pollution climate_change negative phenomena pose persistent threat rich poor nations alike call new cooperation framework developed defend new frontiers global human security fill critical gaps existing system climate
NRU 2002 231 231 accelerate implementation sustainable development nauru pleased assured entry force kyoto protocol thanks commitments made india canada russia china ratify instrument first step universal campaign address climate_change therefore join call united states australia see way clear not-too-distant future ratifying protocol another issue special importance nauru health ocean custodians largest ocean rich natural climate
NZL 2002 753 753 taken sufficient steps stop production fissile material reduce stocks many areas much needs done address growing problems affect us awful toll hiv aids slowness response global_warming growth smuggling trafficking people three examples essential renew commitment multilateralism best way address global problems requires simply money must importantly political will case putting global climate
PLW 2002 594 594 seek support goals initiatives unacceptable fortunately developed world including governments major industrialized economies japan european union recognized responsibility endorsed viable response existing worsening adverse impact climate_change kyoto protocol no-regrets philosophy embodies time developed nations shirked responsibilities shunned kyoto protocol end callous disregard fate nations vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change admit kyoto protocol climate
PLW 2002 616 616 worsening adverse impact climate_change kyoto protocol no-regrets philosophy embodies time developed nations shirked responsibilities shunned kyoto protocol end callous disregard fate nations vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change admit kyoto protocol remains meaningful first step towards comprehensively addressing climate_change join great body nations pledged work together kyoto protocol beyond combat effects climate_change time climate
PLW 2002 627 627 nations shirked responsibilities shunned kyoto protocol end callous disregard fate nations vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change admit kyoto protocol remains meaningful first step towards comprehensively addressing climate_change join great body nations pledged work together kyoto protocol beyond combat effects climate_change time take lessons learned war terror lessons regarding fundamental importance working together climate
PLW 2002 640 640 impacts climate_change admit kyoto protocol remains meaningful first step towards comprehensively addressing climate_change join great body nations pledged work together kyoto protocol beyond combat effects climate_change time take lessons learned war terror lessons regarding fundamental importance working together respond common threat lessons regarding real interdependence nations lessons regarding need ability nations climate
PLW 2002 675 675 importance working together respond common threat lessons regarding real interdependence nations lessons regarding need ability nations balance genuine global concerns perceived self-interests apply threats posed climate_change sea-level rise throughout remarks today emphasized palau’s strong support cases demands global action address major threats stability progress new global order become apparent never widest climate
PLW 2002 929 929 palau’s dedication determination take part global efforts meet challenges facing us palau will continue can support universal responses threats peace stability especially mid- long-term threats climate_change sea-level rise widening gaps developed developing nations behalf people government republic palau call upon members great organization likewise climate
PNG 2002 769 769 action sustainable development small island developing states strongly urge full implementation papua new guinea together small island developing states continues reiterate deep concerns adverse impacts climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise particularly regard small low-lying islands already experiencing extreme hardships will therefore continue stress urgent need developed countries take strong lead reductions greenhouse climate
PNG 2002 770 770 sustainable development small island developing states strongly urge full implementation papua new guinea together small island developing states continues reiterate deep concerns adverse impacts climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise particularly regard small low-lying islands already experiencing extreme hardships will therefore continue stress urgent need developed countries take strong lead reductions greenhouse gas climate
PNG 2002 794 794 climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise particularly regard small low-lying islands already experiencing extreme hardships will therefore continue stress urgent need developed countries take strong lead reductions greenhouse gas emissions consistent papua new guinea signed ratified united nations climate_change convention kyoto protocol believe kyoto protocol paves way forward annex countries fulfil commitments climate_change climate
PNG 2002 805 805 extreme hardships will therefore continue stress urgent need developed countries take strong lead reductions greenhouse gas emissions consistent papua new guinea signed ratified united nations climate_change convention kyoto protocol believe kyoto protocol paves way forward annex countries fulfil commitments climate_change convention urge parties translate legally binding targets concrete actions reduction gas climate
PNG 2002 819 819 greenhouse gas emissions consistent papua new guinea signed ratified united nations climate_change convention kyoto protocol believe kyoto protocol paves way forward annex countries fulfil commitments climate_change convention urge parties translate legally binding targets concrete actions reduction gas emissions welcome support kyoto protocol japan european union recently china russia urge united states climate
PNG 2002 887 887 continuing serious concerns shipment radioactive materials region called states engaging activities accept full responsibility liability compensation damage may result directly indirectly transport radioactive material region global_warming brought increase number cases diseases like malaria higher- altitude regions country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune climate
RUS 2002 906 906 unless want endanger survival future generations sphere also depends multilateral efforts exclude egoism individual states initiative russian president vladimir v putin holding autumn world conference climate_change moscow designed coordinate efforts field year ago russian federation called international community podium united nations general assembly create global system counteraction present-day threats challenges aimed climate
SLB 2002 954 954 adverse impact sea-level rise threat economies survival small low-lying island countries particular pacific caribbean indian ocean scientific research reports including third assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change issued given us reason deeply concerned solomon islands joins small island states calling countries yet become parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol seriously climate
SLB 2002 976 976 report intergovernmental panel climate_change issued given us reason deeply concerned solomon islands joins small island states calling countries yet become parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol seriously commit reducing greenhouse gas emissions least developed countries still grapple harsh realities poverty vulnerability external economic shocks debt burden poor infrastructure poor climate
SLB 2002 982 982 us reason deeply concerned solomon islands joins small island states calling countries yet become parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol seriously commit reducing greenhouse gas emissions least developed countries still grapple harsh realities poverty vulnerability external economic shocks debt burden poor infrastructure poor limited access better education health social climate
STP 2002 727 727 efficient uses natural resources effective ways restore land air sea time left people sao tome principe live two small islands atlantic ocean sea levels rise global_warming beautiful island home will disappear beneath waves know better people spoil homeland nowhere else go must live waste make quickly grow back trees cut cut climate
TJK 2002 452 452 fully account specific conditions economic capacities countries different groups particularly developing countries countries economies transition recent years witnessed dynamic process connection united nations framework convention climate_change united nations convention biological diversity united nations convention combat desertification number member states ratified kyoto protocol cartagena protocol biosafety increasing interaction countries addressing desertification land climate
TKM 2002 668 668 realization necessity especially relevant today balance breached throughout world international community striving prevent negative technology-generated consequences environment vivid example kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change turkmenistan acceded important international instrument taking active role implementing norms principles cooperating international organizations 21st century problem connected huge deposits hydrocarbon resources basin caspian sea climate
TON 2002 551 551 states commends continuing work south pacific applied geoscience commission regard belief participation states index potential provide accurate indicators vulnerability small islands particular exposed natural disasters climate_change sea level rise tonga welcomes commitment certain annex countries kyoto protocol made johannesburg summit ratify protocol opportunities progress positive action presents december tropical cyclone waka climate
TTO 2002 624 624 others implications us real apparent lack inherent capacity technology technical know-how limits adaptive capacity small island developing states cope challenges face including global environmental problems climate_change biodiversity land degradation engage efforts international level achieve environmentally sound economic development trinidad tobago remains cautious light dismal record regarding implementation commitments made rio summit climate
TTO 2002 658 658 environmentally sound economic development trinidad tobago remains cautious light dismal record regarding implementation commitments made rio summit years ago summit concluded signing two conventions one climate_change biodiversity together adoption agenda continues concern us emissions greenhouse gases increased worldwide climate_change occurring faster rate previously estimated especially since small island developing states disproportionately climate
TTO 2002 667 667 dismal record regarding implementation commitments made rio summit years ago summit concluded signing two conventions one climate_change biodiversity together adoption agenda continues concern us emissions greenhouse gases increased worldwide climate_change occurring faster rate previously estimated especially since small island developing states disproportionately vulnerable impact climate_change responsible minuscule proportion emissions trinidad tobago climate
TTO 2002 671 671 commitments made rio summit years ago summit concluded signing two conventions one climate_change biodiversity together adoption agenda continues concern us emissions greenhouse gases increased worldwide climate_change occurring faster rate previously estimated especially since small island developing states disproportionately vulnerable impact climate_change responsible minuscule proportion emissions trinidad tobago therefore urges decisive action climate
TTO 2002 686 686 adoption agenda continues concern us emissions greenhouse gases increased worldwide climate_change occurring faster rate previously estimated especially since small island developing states disproportionately vulnerable impact climate_change responsible minuscule proportion emissions trinidad tobago therefore urges decisive action taken ensure kyoto protocol comes force early possible existing international instrument addresses problems therefore welcome climate
TUV 2002 762 762 islands forum’s regional ocean policy recently adopted leaders finally peace security long-term livelihood world will meaning us tuvalu absence serious actions address adverse devastating effects global_warming three meters sea level tuvalu particularly exposed effects indeed people already migrating escape already suffering consequences world authorities climate_change consistently warning us two weeks ago climate
TUV 2002 781 781 serious actions address adverse devastating effects global_warming three meters sea level tuvalu particularly exposed effects indeed people already migrating escape already suffering consequences world authorities climate_change consistently warning us two weeks ago period weather normal calm tide low unusually big waves suddenly crashed ashore flooded parts capital island event situation reversed climate
TUV 2002 862 862 want children grow way grew islands culture appeal industrialized countries particularly done urgently ratify fully implement kyoto protocol provide concrete support adaptation efforts cope effects climate_change sea-level rise tuvalu little nothing causes left pay price must work together may god bless god bless united nations climate
VUT 2002 341 341 document recent world summit sustainable development held south africa unambiguously reminded us much remains done addressing challenges inherent world’s many developing economies environment negative impact climate_change extreme concern urge countries yet done ratify kyoto protocol soon possible ratifications japan european union china russia welcome aggressive policies developed countries continue marginalize many climate
WSM 2002 587 587 provisions look forward continuing support move prepare agreed international meeting review barbados programme action overcoming well-recognized vulnerability small island states exposure island countries effects global climate_change natural disasters environmental damage global economic shocks fundamental long-term sustainability small island regions climate_change poses immediate serious threats communities largely acts others puts risk countries climate
WSM 2002 601 601 overcoming well-recognized vulnerability small island states exposure island countries effects global climate_change natural disasters environmental damage global economic shocks fundamental long-term sustainability small island regions climate_change poses immediate serious threats communities largely acts others puts risk countries like least responsible causes least able adapt johannesburg greatly heartened declarations many countries russian climate
AND 2003 667 667 made life perilous global scale great plague took years make way across europe modern plagues biological viruses computer viruses travel across globe matter hours pollution global_warming concern us strange climactic shifts recent years pollution great oceans lakes threaten environment perhaps dangerously nuclear weapons threaten life everyone planet calamities present looming demand climate
ATG 2003 736 736 entry force cartagena protocol biosafety convention biological diversity recently deposited instruments ratification protocol stockholm convention persistent organic pollutants party kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change wish lend support call made foreign minister japan parties climate_change convention maintain international momentum climate_change negotiations early entry force kyoto protocol formulation common rules will climate
ATG 2003 746 746 instruments ratification protocol stockholm convention persistent organic pollutants party kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change wish lend support call made foreign minister japan parties climate_change convention maintain international momentum climate_change negotiations early entry force kyoto protocol formulation common rules will facilitate participation countries millennium development goals constitute ambitious agenda reducing climate
ATG 2003 751 751 persistent organic pollutants party kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change wish lend support call made foreign minister japan parties climate_change convention maintain international momentum climate_change negotiations early entry force kyoto protocol formulation common rules will facilitate participation countries millennium development goals constitute ambitious agenda reducing poverty improving lives challenge implement climate
AUT 2003 768 768 will increased per cent johannesburg world summit sustainable development recognized importance energy attainment millennium development goals austria welcomes additional impetus created renewables conference also glad renewable_energy energy efficiency partnership will establish secretariat vienna meanwhile austria will use synergies created activities continue endeavours build capacity global forum sustainable energy launched point let climate
DMA 2003 160 160 complex problems threaten global security problems require urgent attention united nations include hiv aids diseases poverty marginalization indigenous people terrorism global crime growing scarcity freshwater global_warming spread light arms threaten peaceful countries like dominica nuclear proliferation armed civil conflicts refugees give rise trafficking humans unfair trade rules contribute growing poverty developing climate
DMA 2003 789 789 working assiduously create conditions economic revitalization transformation struggle eradicate mono-crop nature economy remaining vestige colonial period determined anchor future economic foundation following areas sustainable agriculture renewable_energy ecotourism information technology financial services water resource management resolve build new economic order based assertion principle responsibility development efforts economic re-engineering urgently require complement new climate
DMA 2003 1332 1332 safe secure can sustain life let us forget commitments made last year world summit sustainable development especially regarding small island developing states reiterate concern manifestations climate_change opposition continuing trans-shipment nuclear waste caribbean sea therefore call member states support participate mauritius conference 10- year review barbados programme action next august also appeal climate
EST 2003 504 504 socio-economic field environment become priority democracies throughout world especially united nations conference environment development rio de janeiro head estonian delegation conference signed agenda framework conventions climate_change biological diversity eleven years passed since rio de janeiro conference considering developments since see progress global environmental cooperation among states taken place new goals set climate
EST 2003 617 617 activity climate planet glimpse climate changes last decade worrying natural phenomena like el niño la niña lasting impact human life floods droughts tornadoes extreme fluctuations temperature become nearly daily realities planet european states remained untouched climate changes floods devastated eastern europe last summer western central europe hit heat wave facts convince climate
EST 2003 669 669 environmental protection matter common concern mankind cooperation readiness extremely important estonia done best collaborate acceded essential environmental conventions wish states world estonia ratified framework convention climate_change july acceded kyoto protocol november unison european union estonia expresses clear determination enforce kyoto protocol soon possible estonia small state moderate resources playing small role climate
FSM 2003 633 633 decisions yet-unborn one clear present emergencies figured prominently statements general debate every year since country became united nations member refer need immediate international action combat climate_change regrettably speak less concern year anything appeals must become urgent time speak many wars also war climate_change war mankind afford lose know can appreciate better climate
FSM 2003 650 650 nations member refer need immediate international action combat climate_change regrettably speak less concern year anything appeals must become urgent time speak many wars also war climate_change war mankind afford lose know can appreciate better mr president family issue climate_change present reality island woleai yap state atoll point higher two meters sea climate
FSM 2003 663 663 year anything appeals must become urgent time speak many wars also war climate_change war mankind afford lose know can appreciate better mr president family issue climate_change present reality island woleai yap state atoll point higher two meters sea level frequency intensity storms region increasing time last year experienced three major typhoons climate
FSM 2003 723 723 higher islands people died yap state recent storm washed away large old cemetery similar recent events states unprecedented everything hope achieve people grave threat global climate_change confirmed climate_change crisis real entire world also now possesses indisputable evidence steady progression can laid doorstep human activity yet worst polluters among industrialized countries see climate
FSM 2003 725 725 people died yap state recent storm washed away large old cemetery similar recent events states unprecedented everything hope achieve people grave threat global climate_change confirmed climate_change crisis real entire world also now possesses indisputable evidence steady progression can laid doorstep human activity yet worst polluters among industrialized countries see top priority climate
FSM 2003 806 806 sad kyoto protocol positive achievement converted governments political target rallying cry worst polluters fact represents nothing small first step must followed strong subsequent actions war climate_change effective scornful attitude toward protocol shown countries will doom entire framework convention utter failure current situation remains unchanged kyoto protocol must brought effect without delay climate
FSM 2003 1017 1017 salt-water corruption fresh water food crops result increased storm activity sea-level rise also now must try cope droughts brought increasingly unpredictable el niòo activity linked climate_change fortunately world general seems waking universal human requirement access adequate clean water special exposure island countries received welcome attention recent third world water forum kyoto climate
GRD 2003 796 796 priority issues facing small states will addressed way gives optimism millions whose lives depend commitment following issues improving preparedness recovery natural environmental disasters addressing problem climate_change sea-level rise submerge low-lying nations caribbean pacific preventing worsening shortages potable water developing solar renewable_energy lessen dependence expensive imported oil managing growth tourism protect environmental climate
GRD 2003 811 811 following issues improving preparedness recovery natural environmental disasters addressing problem climate_change sea-level rise submerge low-lying nations caribbean pacific preventing worsening shortages potable water developing solar renewable_energy lessen dependence expensive imported oil managing growth tourism protect environmental cultural integrity nations delegation’s appeal session general assembly stakeholders including multilateral financial institutions demonstrate total climate
IND 2003 885 885 must resume dialogue build better world present future generations agenda globalization cancún disappointment significant progress made johannesburg towards realization sustainable development entry force kyoto protocol climate_change remains stalled convention biological diversity yielded tangible benefits world’s poor international economic relations continue characterized inequities inequalities globalization helped sections international economy including developing countries climate
IND 2003 975 975 one’s culture social organization poverty alleviation requires resources far greater scale now available globalization places constraints governments developing countries raising public resources poverty alleviation promise climate_change biodiversity treaties raise significant resources investment technology transfer yet unrealized resources multilateral bilateral development agencies limited failure industrialized countries enhance development budgets therefore current regimes climate
JPN 2003 1010 1010 order formulate rules rules will constitute basis well-thought-out detailed sustained responses broad spectrum issues including socio-economic environmental human rights issues field environment imperative international momentum climate_change negotiations maintained appeal representatives nations gathered recognize importance early entry force kyoto protocol formulation common rules will facilitate participation countries including united states america developing climate
KIR 2003 479 479 zone rich fisheries marine resources actively promoting sustainable exploitation resources consider establishment onshore fish processing facility appropriate development kiribati comprises low-lying coral atolls therefore vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise issue high priority us low-lying countries also issue requires international response political commitment high level cooperation international community called addressing challenge need climate
KIR 2003 480 480 rich fisheries marine resources actively promoting sustainable exploitation resources consider establishment onshore fish processing facility appropriate development kiribati comprises low-lying coral atolls therefore vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise issue high priority us low-lying countries also issue requires international response political commitment high level cooperation international community called addressing challenge need immediate climate
KIR 2003 508 508 issue high priority us low-lying countries also issue requires international response political commitment high level cooperation international community called addressing challenge need immediate reductions limits greenhouse gas emissions bring line objective united nations framework convention climate_change call upon major emitters greenhouse gases ratify kyoto protocol timely manner recognize need develop implement climate
KIR 2003 518 518 response political commitment high level cooperation international community called addressing challenge need immediate reductions limits greenhouse gas emissions bring line objective united nations framework convention climate_change call upon major emitters greenhouse gases ratify kyoto protocol timely manner recognize need develop implement appropriate adaptation response measures call support respect international sources including climate
KIR 2003 523 523 cooperation international community called addressing challenge need immediate reductions limits greenhouse gas emissions bring line objective united nations framework convention climate_change call upon major emitters greenhouse gases ratify kyoto protocol timely manner recognize need develop implement appropriate adaptation response measures call support respect international sources including global environment facility international support climate
LAO 2003 140 140 universal organization can express great appreciation efforts made present problems plaguing planet alas limited considered political military also affect environmental social economic fronts striking issues global_warming pollution natural disasters hiv aids incurable diseases poverty underdevelopment crises refugees debt economic stagnation yet find effective solutions severity problems even acute globalized world gap climate
LVA 2003 727 727 particular attention reduction child mortality improvement mothers health twentieth century mankind inflicted environmental damage planet previous centuries combined devote greater efforts reducing environmental pollution including greenhouse gas emissions future generations stand inherit planet increasingly destructive climate_change forest cover restricted scattered nature reserves must avoid reaching stage earth’s energy food resources become climate
LVA 2003 737 737 mankind inflicted environmental damage planet previous centuries combined devote greater efforts reducing environmental pollution including greenhouse gas emissions future generations stand inherit planet increasingly destructive climate_change forest cover restricted scattered nature reserves must avoid reaching stage earth’s energy food resources become irreversibly depleted people governments must willing make difficult economic sacrifices climate
MHL 2003 205 205 islands faced challenges shared many small island states land comprises small scattered islands atolls spread vast areas ocean unique environment fragile highly vulnerable threats posed global_warming environmental pollution degradation natural resource base extremely narrow economy small disadvantaged remoteness world markets given factors interactions within international community marshall islands particularly concerned following climate
MHL 2003 362 362 relation themes two-year work cycle theme 2014- work cycle will focus small island developing states issues second main area concern environment particular threats posed global climate_change sea level rise threats felt acutely low-lying island atoll countries marshall islands many pacific neighbours pleased announce marshall islands recently completed ratification process kyoto protocol climate
MNG 2003 480 480 mass destruction spread missile technology inter- and- intra- state conflicts non-traditional threats including terrorism organized crime illegal drug trafficking scarce drinking water environmental pollution global climate_change adverse effects regional international security state party treaty non- proliferation nuclear weapons npt conventions banning chemical biological weapons comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty mongolia deems important ensure climate
MNG 2003 793 793 armed conflicts hence become imperative international community display genuine solidarity shared responsibility common good international cooperation crucial effectively addressing environmental challenges including natural disasters global climate_change air water pollution desertification respect small poor nations warrant greater attention support mongolia commends outcome first international ministerial conference landlocked transit developing countries donor countries climate
NRU 2003 658 658 forums proposals cases either rejected rendered impotent intense difficult negotiations cancún meeting good example recent meeting convention bodies eighth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change new delhi sixth conference parties united nations convention combat desertification held havana recently undesirable situation needs addressed small island developing states benefit positive outcomes international climate
NRU 2003 820 820 one-size-fits-all approach assistance also provided countries nauru collect process raw data required report nauru like low-lying small island states sees kyoto protocol salvation sea-level rise climate_change devastate already fragile ecological system essential livelihood culture delegation understands russian federation now stands kyoto protocol’s coming force continuing languish case nauru calls russian federation climate
NRU 2003 859 859 stands kyoto protocol’s coming force continuing languish case nauru calls russian federation universally right just ratifying protocol meeting ninth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held italy december year healthy pacific ocean sustainable use natural resources including highly migratory fish stocks also critical livelihood pacific walked talk issues development ocean climate
PLW 2003 279 279 security generations environmental threats respect national borders can pose long-term dangers every nation’s security well-being scarcity depletion natural resources can trigger exacerbate conflict environmental threats climate_change depletion stratospheric ozone introduction nuisance plant animal species overharvesting fish living natural resources transnational movement hazardous chemicals waste directly threaten health economic well-being every people climate
PNG 2003 716 716 better serve us papua new guinea fully endorses recent declarations plans action doha monterrey johannesburg conferences resolved meet challenges poverty eradication hunger illiteracy environmental degradation climate_change hiv aids malaria preventable diseases also committed addressing issues good governance desire government papua new guinea incorporate millennium development goals national development priorities process adopting climate
PNG 2003 999 999 region two accidents happened atlantic ocean last year underline reality concerns papua new guinea together small island developing states continues express deep concerns adverse impact climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise particularly small low-lying islands already experiencing extreme hardships will continue stress urgent need developed countries exert strong leadership reduction greenhouse gas emissions climate
PNG 2003 1000 1000 two accidents happened atlantic ocean last year underline reality concerns papua new guinea together small island developing states continues express deep concerns adverse impact climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise particularly small low-lying islands already experiencing extreme hardships will continue stress urgent need developed countries exert strong leadership reduction greenhouse gas emissions papua climate
PNG 2003 1022 1022 adverse impact climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise particularly small low-lying islands already experiencing extreme hardships will continue stress urgent need developed countries exert strong leadership reduction greenhouse gas emissions papua new guinea signed ratified united nations climate_change convention kyoto protocol kyoto protocol paves way forward developed countries fulfil obligations climate_change convention believe climate
PNG 2003 1032 1032 already experiencing extreme hardships will continue stress urgent need developed countries exert strong leadership reduction greenhouse gas emissions papua new guinea signed ratified united nations climate_change convention kyoto protocol kyoto protocol paves way forward developed countries fulfil obligations climate_change convention believe larger developing countries also obligation take concrete actions reducing gas climate
PNG 2003 1045 1045 leadership reduction greenhouse gas emissions papua new guinea signed ratified united nations climate_change convention kyoto protocol kyoto protocol paves way forward developed countries fulfil obligations climate_change convention believe larger developing countries also obligation take concrete actions reducing gas emissions welcome support japan european community china kyoto protocol urge united states russian climate
RUS 2003 435 435 ukraine well consider moral ethical duty expand participation food aid programmes russia intends work actively resolve acute environmental problems milestone will achieved area world conference climate_change scheduled convene next week russia’s capital moscow also believe essential global system established monitor neutralize dangerous infectious diseases consider work done global fund real demonstration climate
SLB 2003 866 866 pacific islands forum last august made available official document fifty-eighth session united nations general assembly reflects range issues directly concern us pacific region issues include climate_change sea-level rise fisheries protection marine environment trade sustainable development security-related issues small states inherent geographical structural disadvantages strength lies pooling resources address issues collectively call climate
STP 2003 522 522 result hypocrisy developing economies like country can competitive level playing field markets open subsidies protectionism erased island nation sao tome principe continues see existence threatened global_warming shorelines eroding national territory shrinking seas rise small country end nothing tiny volcanic peak sticking waves last people clinging land left unclaimed rising sea kyoto climate
SVK 2003 929 929 though undisputed validity principles remains undiminished shy away seeking answers solutions fundamental global challenges face today including extreme poverty drug smuggling spread deadly diseases global climate_change finding appropriate solutions issues requires multilateral cooperation viable united nations core wish see strong decisive united nations capable effectively responding current future challenges slovakia remains climate
SWE 2003 804 804 year coherent policy global development way translating millennium declaration national policy will put particular emphasis commitment eighth millennium development goal specifically obligations rich countries consequences climate_change affect us deterioration kyoto protocol must halted need global system migration protects immigrant’s rights provides security people cross borders study research work sweden switzerland support climate
SYC 2003 393 393 opportunity us candidly discuss issues common interest concern problems requiring urgent attention hiv aids poverty root causes terrorism debt burden refugees trade terms trafficking humans climate_change environmental degradation name just addressed part parcel shared international responsibilities situation small island developing sates will feature high international agenda next august mauritius hosts international climate
SYC 2003 606 606 us preferential treatment industry built abandoned trade regime meant provide benefits condemn fragile vulnerable groups international family marginalization economic strangulation subject preoccupation delegation adverse impact climate_change studies well experience revealed extreme changes taking place climate patterns western indian ocean region recent years country experienced unusual periods drought torrential rainfall latter causing climate
SYC 2003 652 652 drought torrential rainfall latter causing floods landslides destruction agricultural crops infrastructure even loss life estimated per cent corals archipelago bleached due increase sea surface temperatures global_warming issue making small island nations like mine responsible yet bear consequences growing threat calls renewed concerted international action affecting whole planet nations must take steps climate
SYC 2003 679 679 making small island nations like mine responsible yet bear consequences growing threat calls renewed concerted international action affecting whole planet nations must take steps mitigate greenhouse gas emissions industrialized countries prime responsibility must first take action urge accountable kyoto commitments ratify treaty appropriate multilateral framework can address respond phenomenal challenge facing climate
TUV 2003 579 579 tuvalu able prosper enjoy peaceful equal coexistence rest world future survival nation founded basic united nations values despite relative stability live constant fear adverse impact climate_change coral- atoll nation sea level rise severe weather events loom growing threat entire population threat real serious liken slow insidious form terrorism us respect tuvalu climate
TUV 2003 611 611 severe weather events loom growing threat entire population threat real serious liken slow insidious form terrorism us respect tuvalu actively participating united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol extremely grateful nations joined us resolving threat nevertheless deeply dismayed key industrialized nations share concern climate_change affects nations just problem small island states climate
TUV 2003 629 629 tuvalu actively participating united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol extremely grateful nations joined us resolving threat nevertheless deeply dismayed key industrialized nations share concern climate_change affects nations just problem small island states like believe nations must take positive steps reduce greenhouse gas emissions also believe industrialized world must act first climate
TUV 2003 645 645 threat nevertheless deeply dismayed key industrialized nations share concern climate_change affects nations just problem small island states like believe nations must take positive steps reduce greenhouse gas emissions also believe industrialized world must act first emissions past creating problems today steps must taken account redress emissions past implore nations ratify kyoto climate
TUV 2003 1005 1005 enable least developed countries attain better quality life peoples conclusion atoll island states like tuvalu efforts aimed sustainable development peace security will meaningless unless issue climate_change addressed urgency warned inter-governmental panel climate_change third assessment report threat global_warming rising sea levels serious business addressing threats requires global effort industrialized developing countries consistent climate
TUV 2003 1011 1011 quality life peoples conclusion atoll island states like tuvalu efforts aimed sustainable development peace security will meaningless unless issue climate_change addressed urgency warned inter-governmental panel climate_change third assessment report threat global_warming rising sea levels serious business addressing threats requires global effort industrialized developing countries consistent objectives commitments made framework convention climate_change climate
TUV 2003 1016 1016 island states like tuvalu efforts aimed sustainable development peace security will meaningless unless issue climate_change addressed urgency warned inter-governmental panel climate_change third assessment report threat global_warming rising sea levels serious business addressing threats requires global effort industrialized developing countries consistent objectives commitments made framework convention climate_change tuvalu’s interest enforcing kyoto protocol climate
TUV 2003 1036 1036 climate_change third assessment report threat global_warming rising sea levels serious business addressing threats requires global effort industrialized developing countries consistent objectives commitments made framework convention climate_change tuvalu’s interest enforcing kyoto protocol self-serving consequences urgently enforcing kyoto will felt everywhere around world tuvalu appeals countries can make difference ratify kyoto protocol matter climate
ARG 2004 1228 1228 topics world summit sustainable development held johannesburg years rio de janeiro conference environment development protection atmosphere special concern us respect ozone layer action needed attenuate climate_change help adapt changes already taking place ó root severe weather conditions affect developing countries particular view concern convinced need prompt entry force kyoto protocol invited climate
ARG 2004 1263 1263 weather conditions affect developing countries particular view concern convinced need prompt entry force kyoto protocol invited buenos aires tenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change order help give greater impetus joint effort adapt hope able welcome host government delegations high-level segment will honour opening buenos aires reason calling upon assembly climate
AUT 2004 914 914 increased development aid per cent year area environment sustainable energy initiated promoted global forum sustainable energy aims providing access energy people developing countries consider issues climate_change decline biodiversity forms environmental degradation essential aspects comprehensive security agenda let finally highlight issue secretary-general made central theme address general assembly key guarantee creating maintaining climate
BHS 2004 218 218 region arawaks pre-columbian civilization must seen phenomenon often invented word means around time likely us time come behooves us therefore understand phenomenon facing including connection climate_change low- lying states warning years facts also demand societies better plan eventualities know going continue part lives let lack planning possible cause undermining sovereignty way climate
BHS 2004 263 263 planning possible cause undermining sovereignty way world soon wary weary phenomenon donor fatigue sets lose dignity seen help scientific evidence suggests hurricanes now experience related climate_change clear defend alone major shift part active polluting countries required must shift gears people small island developing states going survive moral imperative shift gears regard climate
BHS 2004 301 301 gears people small island developing states going survive moral imperative shift gears regard bahamas welcomes preliminary moves government britain well governments japan russia towards putting climate_change closer top agenda urge continue use influence friends cause major shift attitude implementation barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states adopted global conference climate
BLZ 2004 240 240 review barbados programme action will held mauritius january providing opportunity international community especially bilateral multilateral donors renew commitments barbados programme action special importance us issue climate_change must flinch taking effective measures address problem seek block effective solutions creating conditions insecurity dwarf threats currently posed terrorism context remind member states proposals first climate
BRA 2004 936 936 world economic commercial geography maintaining vital ties developed countries allows establishment solid bridges among countries south remained isolated one another long brazil committed success international climate_change regime developing renewable sources energy shall continue actively strive entry force kyoto protocol south america contains approximately per cent world’s biodiversity stand combating bio-piracy well climate
BRB 2004 807 807 island developing states like barbados wider multidimensional nature threats international peace security particularly important addition impact natural disasters already referred trans-shipment nuclear waste caribbean sea global_warming water pollution threaten existence nation us challenges sustainable development represent serious threats security regard place great emphasis 10- year review barbados programme action scheduled take climate
DNK 2004 866 866 acting bilaterally also need strengthen regional approaches united nations field denmark stands ready contribute actively furthermore recent natural disasters illustrate importance dealing international environmental issues climate_change biodiversity deforestation desertification secretary-general shown great leadership pressing strengthened effective multilateralism things slowly starting come together common voyage will summit far high-level panel’s report renewed climate
FSM 2004 740 740 meeting receives political support needs effective implementation outcomes perhaps foremost among vulnerabilities micronesia together members alliance small island states aosis extreme exposure adverse effects global climate_change decade now vocal body elsewhere virtually every aspect climate_change one aspect issue source increasing concern debate evolves beyond whether climate_change real done aspect environmental ethics climate
FSM 2004 749 749 foremost among vulnerabilities micronesia together members alliance small island states aosis extreme exposure adverse effects global climate_change decade now vocal body elsewhere virtually every aspect climate_change one aspect issue source increasing concern debate evolves beyond whether climate_change real done aspect environmental ethics micronesia island states people tradition living harmony nature consequently climate
FSM 2004 760 760 extreme exposure adverse effects global climate_change decade now vocal body elsewhere virtually every aspect climate_change one aspect issue source increasing concern debate evolves beyond whether climate_change real done aspect environmental ethics micronesia island states people tradition living harmony nature consequently ecological footprint small live islands can need curb unsustainable practices clear climate
FSM 2004 788 788 aspect environmental ethics micronesia island states people tradition living harmony nature consequently ecological footprint small live islands can need curb unsustainable practices clear contributed little climate_crisis can contribute little solution yet among first affected even face possible extinction populations low-lying small islands however practical options land short supply islands best times climate
GBR 2004 217 217 tackling threats changed dramatically since founding united nations today greatest threats security often come functioning sovereign states terrorist organizations failing states man-made shocks environment like climate_change can exacerbate state failure breed internal instability high-level panel threats challenges change appointed secretary-general preparing recommendations ways address various challenges remember one great advantage though climate
GBR 2004 478 478 secretary-generalís report security council presidency next month also use united nations better agree monitor help implement globally accepted norms good governance need act together quickly climate_change perhaps greatest long-term threat world terms stability security implement kyoto greatly welcome colleague excellency sergey lavrov say today agree emission reductions beyond second point need climate
GBR 2004 1020 1020 recommendations high-level panel threats challenges change well millennium development goals set united nations agenda next decade united kingdomís chairmanship g-8 next year will focus tackling climate_change africa independent commission africa will producing recommendations best can support radical agenda change development designed africa new partnership africaís development african union presidency european union climate
HRV 2004 341 341 dire need assistance protect imbalances injustice shy away seeking available solutions fundamental global challenges face today including extreme poverty drug smuggling spread deadly diseases global climate_change globalization needs mastered opportunities offers need assessed excesses rectified finding appropriate answers fundamental questions requires multilateral cooperation viable effective united nations core wish see strong climate
JAM 2004 302 302 review adopt concrete measures call serious consideration given mechanisms support recovery reconstruction efforts small island developing states aftermath natural disasters also command attention dangers posed climate_change global_warming urgent need global action within framework kyoto protocol imperative states accede protocol accepted benefits globalization fully realized especially area international trade seek harness potential climate
JAM 2004 303 303 adopt concrete measures call serious consideration given mechanisms support recovery reconstruction efforts small island developing states aftermath natural disasters also command attention dangers posed climate_change global_warming urgent need global action within framework kyoto protocol imperative states accede protocol accepted benefits globalization fully realized especially area international trade seek harness potential benefit climate
JPN 2004 355 355 society japanís official development assistance therefore based principles ownership partnership environmental conservation must also proceed hand hand economic development japan taken lead global efforts areas climate_change environmental protection addressing development challenges including millennium development goals japan will move forward making efforts strategic effective use official development assistance bearing principles mind protection climate
KIR 2004 95 95 amidst reality daunting challenges continue confront us individual nations global community ongoing conflicts iraq parts world scourge terrorism existence nuclear arsenals accelerated environmental degradation threat global_warming sea-level rise hunger poverty hiv aids pandemic non- communicable diseases marginalization least developed countries within global economy underdevelopment continue pose major challenges organization must address climate
KIR 2004 373 373 deep regret concern loss life devastation property caused recent series hurricanes affecting caribbean atlantic coast united states offer deep sympathy affected natural disasters adverse impact climate_change sea- level rise indeed critical security issue global community new millennium especially low-lying island states like kiribati issue must take centre stage international security issues climate
KIR 2004 425 425 international community agree unified global response order better protect environment way international community encouraged respond terrorism threats global security inability global community agree unified stand climate_change sea-level rise disappointing indeed deplore notion economic growth must take precedence environmental issues cost existence state indeed existence states similar kiribati stake thinking continues prevail climate
KIR 2004 473 473 thinking continues prevail like juncture express gratitude many countries ratified kyoto protocol appeal matter urgency demonstrated remarkable solidarity fight global terrorism can demonstrate solidarity fight climate_change sea-level rise regional cooperation effective mechanism addressing many challenges faced countries region regional cooperation enabled many pacific countries meet counter-terrorism requirements regional cooperation also enabled climate
LAO 2004 711 711 peace security socio-economic development much success enter twenty-first century world today still confronted numerous complex problems including wars armed conflicts terrorism global crime human trafficking global_warming environmental degradation hiv aids diseases marginalization developing countries particular three vulnerable groups among least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states international community climate
MDV 2004 180 180 peaceful world small states feel vulnerable challenges threats security entirely dependent prevalence global security observance rule law states clearly concerns small states confined issues environment climate_change sea-level rise sustainable development ominous threats emerging political security fronts contemporary world far-reaching implications us well infrequently witness small states victimized non-state actors terrorists mercenaries climate
MHL 2004 176 176 aosis engaged detailed process preparation international meeting interregional meeting january small island developing states adopted aosis strategy implementation barbados programme action addresses critical issues including climate_change sea-level rise renewable_energy trade access others vital maintain momentum lead-up mauritius order ensure successful outcome small island developing states encourage international community become engaged ongoing climate
MHL 2004 179 179 process preparation international meeting interregional meeting january small island developing states adopted aosis strategy implementation barbados programme action addresses critical issues including climate_change sea-level rise renewable_energy trade access others vital maintain momentum lead-up mauritius order ensure successful outcome small island developing states encourage international community become engaged ongoing preparatory process participate climate
MHL 2004 245 245 developing states implementing programme action benefit people local level increasingly globalized world marshall islands faces challenges shared many small island states environment extremely vulnerable effects climate_change natural disasters small population faces challenge managing high levels major diseases diabetes risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases limited resource base remoteness restrict climate
MHL 2004 500 500 next year’s review conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons hope conference will produce substantial progress steps towards complete nuclear disarmament wish reiterate critical concern regarding climate_change along low-lying island nations vulnerable impacts climate_change already experiencing dramatic effects sea levels rising weather patterns changing coral reef systems harmed urgent action needed global climate
MHL 2004 507 507 nuclear weapons hope conference will produce substantial progress steps towards complete nuclear disarmament wish reiterate critical concern regarding climate_change along low-lying island nations vulnerable impacts climate_change already experiencing dramatic effects sea levels rising weather patterns changing coral reef systems harmed urgent action needed global level halt ultimately reverse devastating impact climate_change climate
MHL 2004 532 532 climate_change already experiencing dramatic effects sea levels rising weather patterns changing coral reef systems harmed urgent action needed global level halt ultimately reverse devastating impact climate_change without global action national efforts sustainable development will ultimately rendered meaningless committed playing part strong leadership required major industrialized countries renew support framework convention climate_change climate
MHL 2004 557 557 climate_change without global action national efforts sustainable development will ultimately rendered meaningless committed playing part strong leadership required major industrialized countries renew support framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol call upon states yet done particular major emitters ratify protocol without delay also call upon international community assist small island developing states developing climate
MLT 2004 1370 1370 issues feel confident credentials offered country whose level commitment united nations certainly makes physical limitations may malta instrumental developing concept common heritage relation high seas climate_change emphasized importance intergenerational solidarity evidenced initiatives ageing also host country international institute ageing previous years issues general assembly many complex density variety agenda us challenge climate
MUS 2004 172 172 ten years barbados small island developing states continue face practically challenges drive achieve sustainable development small size fragile ecosystems geographic isolation limited resources compounded threats climate_change rising sea levels natural disasters make particularly vulnerable fact many developing countries face increasing pressures posed combined forces globalization trade liberalization pressures even exacerbating small climate
MUS 2004 441 441 french-speaking trust summit will highlight need us find within international community ways means help small island developing states may become models sustainable development spoke english global_warming related effects climate_change now undisputed reality islands suffer brunt even though let emphasize least responsible cause believe kyoto protocol appropriate mechanism global action now future climate
MUS 2004 444 444 will highlight need us find within international community ways means help small island developing states may become models sustainable development spoke english global_warming related effects climate_change now undisputed reality islands suffer brunt even though let emphasize least responsible cause believe kyoto protocol appropriate mechanism global action now future address issue global_warming climate
MUS 2004 469 469 climate_change now undisputed reality islands suffer brunt even though let emphasize least responsible cause believe kyoto protocol appropriate mechanism global action now future address issue global_warming call therefore ratification entry force soon possible africa home world’s poorest countries remains enormous challenge united nations deadly spread hiv aids continues claim devastating toll climate
NLD 2004 79 79 nations-authorized international peace missions eu proud contribution united nations international cooperation complacent understand security prosperity inextricably linked fate others know isolate cross-border threats challenges realize climate_change respect nationality ethnicity religion hiv aids knows borders terrorists kill indiscriminately nation can respond threats isolation way forward collective action world global threats global markets climate
NOR 2004 852 852 people requires adequate domestic policies ever globalized world need forums develop international guidelines necessary facilitate cooperation however need part years since united nations framework convention climate_change entered force countries ratified kyoto protocol now awaiting ratification will allow enter force welcome news russia seriously considering ratification protocol regret countries yet willing join climate
NOR 2004 895 895 considering ratification protocol regret countries yet willing join forces facing one serious global challenges time fulfilling requirements kyoto protocol first step towards coming grips challenge climate_change entire international community notably largest emitters must make much ambitious commitment field time lose arctic region already experiencing effects climate_change seen temperature rise substantially greater climate
NOR 2004 915 915 step towards coming grips challenge climate_change entire international community notably largest emitters must make much ambitious commitment field time lose arctic region already experiencing effects climate_change seen temperature rise substantially greater global average next year will take stock developments since millennium declaration adopted opportunity review progress necessary intensify efforts fulfil commitment climate
NOR 2004 917 917 coming grips challenge climate_change entire international community notably largest emitters must make much ambitious commitment field time lose arctic region already experiencing effects climate_change seen temperature rise substantially greater global average next year will take stock developments since millennium declaration adopted opportunity review progress necessary intensify efforts fulfil commitment reducing poverty climate
NRU 2004 804 804 among pacific island countries central western pacific approved terms reference pacific plan apia forum last month revitalize forum make effective response needs peoples region issues climate_change peace security economic social development peoples protection sustainable use environment natural resources still priorities forum nauru welcomes admission kingdom thailand thirteenth member forum’s dialogue partners climate
NRU 2004 902 902 develop expand areas cooperation pursuant draft resolution will presented assembly due course nauru like low-lying small island states sees kyoto protocol means salvation sea-level rise climate_change threaten devastate already fragile ecosystem essential livelihood culture people delegation understands russian federation stands kyoto protocol’s coming force continuing linger wilderness nauru welcomes statement foreign climate
PNG 2004 838 838 issue urgently small arms light weapons will always threaten stability many small states therefore look forward continuing work towards united-nations-supported action plan dealing small arms climate_change threat humankind therefore deserves attention international community must work together address appreciative position united kingdom underlined prime minister right honourable tony blair recent statement highlighting climate
PNG 2004 877 877 united kingdom underlined prime minister right honourable tony blair recent statement highlighting threat sea level rise related issues aware scientific studies carried real issue effects climate_change global_warming felt daily many island states papua new guinea immune climate_change sea level rise many small island states island communities papua new guinea like neighbouring climate
PNG 2004 878 878 kingdom underlined prime minister right honourable tony blair recent statement highlighting threat sea level rise related issues aware scientific studies carried real issue effects climate_change global_warming felt daily many island states papua new guinea immune climate_change sea level rise many small island states island communities papua new guinea like neighbouring countries climate
PNG 2004 888 888 highlighting threat sea level rise related issues aware scientific studies carried real issue effects climate_change global_warming felt daily many island states papua new guinea immune climate_change sea level rise many small island states island communities papua new guinea like neighbouring countries pacific affected adversely sea level rise empathize colleagues many island climate
PNG 2004 971 971 republic among others well inhabitants cities towns southern states united states america devastated recent hurricanes global community must pool resources consider ways mitigating adverse effects climate_change order help states vulnerable applaud intention russian federation consider becoming party kyoto protocol urge others recognize responsibility global community look forward final report high- level climate
SGP 2004 263 263 discussions debates united nations wto really values bind us together human beings world grows smaller sense interdependence grows interact discover similar think many problems like global_warming epidemics terrorism can overcome work together many new opportunities can fully exploited combine efforts yes become closer celebrated together first time human genome mapped years climate
STP 2004 314 314 sustainable development small island developing states held barbados progress implantation barbados programme action mixed mauritius key issues will reviewed decisions recommendations will made regard questions climate_change natural environmental disasters fresh water land resources waste management tourism energy transport biodiversity coastal marine resources issues affecting ecosystems small islands result global_warming can solved climate
STP 2004 337 337 regard questions climate_change natural environmental disasters fresh water land resources waste management tourism energy transport biodiversity coastal marine resources issues affecting ecosystems small islands result global_warming can solved gradually international community increases resources effectively support sustainable development small island states like take opportunity thank international community everything done date like extend climate
STP 2004 381 381 international community everything done date like extend special thanks government mauritius efforts organize special international conference island nation sao tome principe continues see existence threatened global_warming shorelines eroding national territory shrinking seas rise small country end nothing tiny volcanic peak sticking waves last people clinging land left unclaimed rising sea kyoto climate
SVN 2004 757 757 globalization pushed even margins frequently forget even derive greatest benefit globalization can protect negative effects even richest technically advanced us can isolate international terrorism effects climate_change extreme poverty reason common commitment responsibility must ensure people benefit positive effects globalization joint efforts ensure protection environment can achieve broadest possible partnership solidarity enough climate
SYC 2004 521 521 voice sensitive issues commodities raw materials new trade relations must also enable developing countries continue acquire means competitive another urgent matter us countries vulnerable consequences global_warming ratification developed countries kyoto protocol instrument capable acting effectively respect danger concern believe special fund established united nations help fragile economies confront losses including loss climate
SYC 2004 549 549 countries kyoto protocol instrument capable acting effectively respect danger concern believe special fund established united nations help fragile economies confront losses including loss income caused climate_change reaffirm importance attach new partnership africa’s development nepad one best tools enabling african countries manage development appreciate commitment group eight regard african action plan heartfelt climate
TUV 2004 647 647 depend entirely better appreciation unique situation small island developing states tuvalu easier access provision adequate financial technical resources development aid dissemination appropriate technology particularly new renewable_energy capacity-building terms natural resources tuvalu truly small island country big ocean pacific ocean surrounding islands provides vital source livelihoods economic social development increasingly however concerned climate
TUV 2004 897 897 especially trade commerce international development without representation united nations unjust morally wrong needs corrected tuvalu mere three meters sea level live constant fear adverse impact climate_change rising sea level livelihoods sources food security already badly affected increased ground water salinity land erosion coral bleaching experience total anxiety threat real serious like climate
TUV 2004 937 937 land erosion coral bleaching experience total anxiety threat real serious like slow insidious form terrorism tuvalu tuvalu therefore accords significant importance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol provide appropriate global framework reducing greenhouse gas emissions congratulate framework convention secretariat convention marks tenth anniversary year however deeply concerned failure lack leadership climate
TUV 2004 945 945 real serious like slow insidious form terrorism tuvalu tuvalu therefore accords significant importance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol provide appropriate global framework reducing greenhouse gas emissions congratulate framework convention secretariat convention marks tenth anniversary year however deeply concerned failure lack leadership part industrialized countries implementation commitments ratification enforcing kyoto climate
TUV 2004 982 982 however deeply concerned failure lack leadership part industrialized countries implementation commitments ratification enforcing kyoto protocol small island developing states recognize nations must take steps mitigate greenhouse gas emissions stage however tuvalu believes kyoto protocol must first step direction now setting way forward future protocol must enter force without delay however industrialized climate
TUV 2004 1029 1029 without delay however industrialized countries must act first legacy emissions creating problems today actions must also include assisting small island developing states adaptation adverse effects climate_change particularly terms urgently providing adequate financial technical resources line responsibilities obligations framework convention mark tenth anniversary framework convention begin explore future actions climate_change sea-level rise climate
TUV 2004 1052 1052 adverse effects climate_change particularly terms urgently providing adequate financial technical resources line responsibilities obligations framework convention mark tenth anniversary framework convention begin explore future actions climate_change sea-level rise appeal attention united nations whose raison d’être ensure world peace security stronger leadership international community global threat conclusion want say efforts aimed sustainable climate
TUV 2004 1088 1088 world peace security stronger leadership international community global threat conclusion want say efforts aimed sustainable development small island states like tuvalu will meaning unless issue climate_change sea level addressed decisively urgency tuvalu’s interest enforcing kyoto self-serving serious consequences acting now already witnessing world will felt everywhere hope common house united nations climate
VCT 2004 358 358 international conference held mauritius january next year specific distinct problems small island developing states will highlighted will stressing need international community take urgent action problem global_warming climate_change left unchecked lead global human economic calamity century international community must become focused avoidance threatened apocalypse since met last year caribbean community faced another climate
VCT 2004 359 359 conference held mauritius january next year specific distinct problems small island developing states will highlighted will stressing need international community take urgent action problem global_warming climate_change left unchecked lead global human economic calamity century international community must become focused avoidance threatened apocalypse since met last year caribbean community faced another crisis climate
ATG 2005 703 703 achieve millennium development goals mdgs regard environmental sustainability small islands like antigua barbuda face challenge limited land space fragile ecosystems highly vulnerable natural disasters effects climate_change compounding challenges heavy dependence natural environment support tourism product accounts almost per cent gross national income two thirds island barbuda merely feet sea level threats climate
ATG 2005 743 743 national income two thirds island barbuda merely feet sea level threats natural environment threats way life existence therefore welcome paragraphs world summit outcome document issue climate_change devastation wrought increased intensity hurricanes set us back years even decades development scale antigua barbuda stresses need policies mitigate effects hurricanes natural disasters small developing climate
AUT 2005 657 657 violence therefore welcome study currently prepared secretary-general forms violence women much remains done doha development round promote improved market access efforts protect environment enhance use renewable_energy reduce emission greenhouse gases also need finalize comprehensive anti-terrorism convention agreed world summit adopt implement counter- terrorism strategy proposed secretary-general real freedom within reach united climate
AUT 2005 660 660 study currently prepared secretary-general forms violence women much remains done doha development round promote improved market access efforts protect environment enhance use renewable_energy reduce emission greenhouse gases also need finalize comprehensive anti-terrorism convention agreed world summit adopt implement counter- terrorism strategy proposed secretary-general real freedom within reach united nations join forces climate
BHS 2005 549 549 familiar violent storms plague region summer months called hurricanes today seeing storms hit savagery unknown recent times leads us question whether now confronted cyclical change climate_change either case places front centre need public policy sustainable development implementation mauritius strategy small island developing states bahamas much whose land barely five feet mean climate
BHS 2005 585 585 implementation mauritius strategy small island developing states bahamas much whose land barely five feet mean sea level wishes highlight need undertake global action address problems climate_change warming earth’s surfaces oceans seen increase incidence natural disasters many causing untold loss damage opportunity however address adverse effects climate_change chance make statement session will climate
BHS 2005 605 605 undertake global action address problems climate_change warming earth’s surfaces oceans seen increase incidence natural disasters many causing untold loss damage opportunity however address adverse effects climate_change chance make statement session will neglect common differentiated responsibility protect environment send message montreal november year kyoto protocol can finally begin take substantial form countries climate
BLZ 2005 389 389 development round concludes terms favourable developing countries like belize coastal nation significant population low-lying areas country emphasizes need new action ensure environmental sustainability particularly relates climate_change agree secretary-general one greatest environmental development challenges twenty-first century will controlling coping climate_change para increased temperatures occasioned climate_change likely lead greater frequency life-threatening weather systems climate
BLZ 2005 402 402 low-lying areas country emphasizes need new action ensure environmental sustainability particularly relates climate_change agree secretary-general one greatest environmental development challenges twenty-first century will controlling coping climate_change para increased temperatures occasioned climate_change likely lead greater frequency life-threatening weather systems vulnerable changes will small island developing states coastal nations like belize therefore incumbent climate
BLZ 2005 407 407 new action ensure environmental sustainability particularly relates climate_change agree secretary-general one greatest environmental development challenges twenty-first century will controlling coping climate_change para increased temperatures occasioned climate_change likely lead greater frequency life-threatening weather systems vulnerable changes will small island developing states coastal nations like belize therefore incumbent upon international community improve framework climate
BLZ 2005 435 435 greater frequency life-threatening weather systems vulnerable changes will small island developing states coastal nations like belize therefore incumbent upon international community improve framework action cope climate_change eleventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change opportunity forge wider inclusive cooperation address grave danger much hope achieve depends united nations effective credible climate
BLZ 2005 444 444 island developing states coastal nations like belize therefore incumbent upon international community improve framework action cope climate_change eleventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change opportunity forge wider inclusive cooperation address grave danger much hope achieve depends united nations effective credible recent reports point systemic problems throughout united nations organization climate
BRA 2005 746 746 non-proliferation efforts must continue work tirelessly towards nuclear disarmament addition challenges just referred faced two crises global scope pandemic explosion hiv aids serious threats posed climate_change brazil will continue promote implementation existing multilateral instruments fight scourges brazil committed reinforcing strategic alliance main partner region argentina promotion prosperous integrated politically stable south climate
BRB 2005 523 523 will also necessary international community address indebtedness poor middle-income developing countries promote foreign direct investment flows broader range developing countries confront serious global environmental problems climate_change combat hiv aids reform multilateral trading arrangements well systemic deficiencies global economic financial system real threats human security see caribbean doha development round launched world climate
CRI 2005 855 855 creating rainforest coalition led costa rica papua new guinea view protecting forests ensuring payment environmental services provide must recall tropical forests benefit mankind whole sequestering carbon_dioxide produced industry unfortunately kyoto protocol provide incentives developing countries protect primary tropical forests believe omission kyoto protocol must remedied regarding management view safeguarding unique legitimacy climate
DEU 2005 273 273 good governance respect human rights anti-corruption measures climate protection development also closely intertwined course everyone must access energy nevertheless states must part prevent ominous advance climate_change late november parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol will meet montreal will opportunity adopt effective mechanisms reduce emissions greenhouse gases beyond precisely policy climate
DEU 2005 281 281 protection development also closely intertwined course everyone must access energy nevertheless states must part prevent ominous advance climate_change late november parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol will meet montreal will opportunity adopt effective mechanisms reduce emissions greenhouse gases beyond precisely policy pursued kyoto protocol policy will adhere year two climate
DEU 2005 294 294 part prevent ominous advance climate_change late november parties united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol will meet montreal will opportunity adopt effective mechanisms reduce emissions greenhouse gases beyond precisely policy pursued kyoto protocol policy will adhere year two natural catastrophes tsunami indian ocean hurricane katrina united states america clearly demonstrated just climate
DEU 2005 931 931 darfur african union mission darfur helped stabilize security situation area stationed variety problems facing us poverty social polarization global population growth inadequate water supplies global climate_change name pressing serves highlight need concerted action must prepare united nations challenges twenty-first century past months reform united nations intensively debated member states high-level panel climate
DMA 2005 759 759 skerrit creation global insurance fund assist countries devastated natural disasters call international community fully implement hyogo framework action 2005-2015 adopted year’s world conference disaster reduction climate_change wreaking havoc small island developing states time member states accept climate_change global_warming real caused human activity member states must implement provisions kyoto protocol delegation concerned climate
DMA 2005 770 770 international community fully implement hyogo framework action 2005-2015 adopted year’s world conference disaster reduction climate_change wreaking havoc small island developing states time member states accept climate_change global_warming real caused human activity member states must implement provisions kyoto protocol delegation concerned continuing instability haiti support role united nations stabilization mission haiti appreciate climate
DMA 2005 771 771 community fully implement hyogo framework action 2005-2015 adopted year’s world conference disaster reduction climate_change wreaking havoc small island developing states time member states accept climate_change global_warming real caused human activity member states must implement provisions kyoto protocol delegation concerned continuing instability haiti support role united nations stabilization mission haiti appreciate limited climate
EST 2005 527 527 within broader context millennium declaration brings together three basic aims united nations charter peace security economic social development human rights one course fail mention matter climate_change relevance become especially clear recent natural disasters indeed step global long-term cooperation can produce real change like stress significance human rights council see council standing climate
FIN 2005 498 498 development poverty eradication developed countries need make substantive efforts prevent destruction ecosystems inter alia promotion sustainable production consumption challenges successfully met without effectively tackling challenges climate_change biodiversity loss end need promote energy efficiency conservation wider use alternative energy sources technological innovation wish see rapid initiation negotiations develop inclusive longer term effective climate
FIN 2005 526 526 end need promote energy efficiency conservation wider use alternative energy sources technological innovation wish see rapid initiation negotiations develop inclusive longer term effective international framework climate_change beyond also need coherent institutional framework international environmental governance european union previously stated finland believes creation new united nations specialized agency environment based united nations climate
FRA 2005 1112 1112 denied right sexual reproductive health disabilities marginalized society indian ocean gulf mexico japan antarctica man confronted today unprecedented rise environmental threats caused scientific proof reality climate_change human origins irrefutable initiatives must compatible kyoto protocol prospects must charted future multilateral climate regime france hope see robust commitments especially regarding transfer technologies emerging climate
FSM 2005 462 462 reinforces mdgs larger sense time-honoured objectives incorporated charter united nations take great deal wisdom realize small island developing state country vulnerable extremely adverse impact global climate_change years member united nations vocal elsewhere issue climate_change adverse impact small island developing states us issue security survival reiterate appeal countries yet ratified kyoto protocol climate
FSM 2005 470 470 united nations take great deal wisdom realize small island developing state country vulnerable extremely adverse impact global climate_change years member united nations vocal elsewhere issue climate_change adverse impact small island developing states us issue security survival reiterate appeal countries yet ratified kyoto protocol immediately without delay week ago high-level plenary meeting climate
GAB 2005 334 334 meeting reaffirmed commitment international community fight hiv-aids malaria tuberculosis infectious diseases undeniable global challenges numerous interdependent environmental degradation become one main threats life earth consequences climate_change caused human activity root natural disasters unprecedented scale future generations come thus compromised context concept sustainable development means fact intergenerational solidarity must made systematic underlie climate
JAM 2005 799 799 objectives must renunciation ill-conceived policies imposed number developing countries structural adjustment programmes begun three decades ago might dispute causes sharing responsibility longer dispute awesome reality climate_change evidence climate_change poses long-term challenge every part globe irrefutable developing countries maintained climate_change unsustainable pressures environment demand urgent attention developed countries must take lead changing climate
JAM 2005 801 801 renunciation ill-conceived policies imposed number developing countries structural adjustment programmes begun three decades ago might dispute causes sharing responsibility longer dispute awesome reality climate_change evidence climate_change poses long-term challenge every part globe irrefutable developing countries maintained climate_change unsustainable pressures environment demand urgent attention developed countries must take lead changing production consumption climate
JAM 2005 812 812 three decades ago might dispute causes sharing responsibility longer dispute awesome reality climate_change evidence climate_change poses long-term challenge every part globe irrefutable developing countries maintained climate_change unsustainable pressures environment demand urgent attention developed countries must take lead changing production consumption patterns approach development transfer environmentally sound technology developing countries preferential basis climate
JAM 2005 864 864 commitment support fight desertification land degradation resources devoted management waste change towards promotion culture recycling must keep pressing development adoption strategies mitigate build resilience impact climate_change spoken thus far development issues closely related critical areas international agenda one area disarmament arms control danger becoming neglected forgotten goal united nations link disarmament climate
KGZ 2005 657 657 kyrgyz republic one principal repositories glaciers suppliers fresh water region moreover context international convention biological diversity kyrgyzstan also operates network biosphere areas releases much less greenhouse gases atmosphere countries world thus contributing preservation planet’s ozone layer time unfortunately territory many stockpiles radioactive waste inheritance military-industrial complex former soviet period maintenance prevention climate
KIR 2005 279 279 issue grave concern us impact rising fuel costs hardest least developed countries also least able afford therefore need accelerate development alternative sources energy including clean renewable_energy now greater ever firmly believe fishery resources can provide us basis achieving sustainable future order able shall need assistance development partners providing necessary incentives provision climate
KIR 2005 338 338 within resource-owning countries can achieve achieve millennium development goals shall continue reliant official development assistance target per cent gross national income met environmental issues particular climate_change sea-level rise security issues countries comprising low-lying coral atolls kiribati global concerted effort including stronger political commitment required achieve objectives united nations framework convention climate_change climate
KIR 2005 363 363 climate_change sea-level rise security issues countries comprising low-lying coral atolls kiribati global concerted effort including stronger political commitment required achieve objectives united nations framework convention climate_change appreciative support received continue receive developing adaptation measures climate_change sea-level rise nevertheless acknowledge need now seriously consider option relocate peoples necessary option can meaningfully addressed climate
KIR 2005 372 372 atolls kiribati global concerted effort including stronger political commitment required achieve objectives united nations framework convention climate_change appreciative support received continue receive developing adaptation measures climate_change sea-level rise nevertheless acknowledge need now seriously consider option relocate peoples necessary option can meaningfully addressed within forum kiribati fully endorses need comprehensive reform united climate
LTU 2005 178 178 strategies built-in element environmental sustainability welcome language outcome document effect believe go particular underline importance going beyond kyoto initiating negotiations development inclusive equitable international framework climate_change beyond year lithuania welcomes strong unconditional condemnation terrorism outcome document call general assembly complete sixtieth session work comprehensive convention terrorism global counter-terrorism strategy proposed secretary-general climate
LVA 2005 128 128 tons food victims emergencies every year million people different countries benefited assistance alone hosted variety significant events rio conference environment development resulted important treaties biodiversity climate_change vast majority united nations employees years guided profound sense duty like single responsible dedicated workers provide humanitarian assistance poorest regions globe zones conflict places affected climate
LVA 2005 925 925 hard lessons crises must learned order prepare future emergencies nothing can prevent earthquakes tsunamis scientists warned us years continued dependence increasing consumption fossil fuels generating greenhouse gas emissions causing disruptive climate changes unless diversify sources energy can expect see devastating hurricanes floods parts world along drought desertification others challenges nations face climate
MDV 2005 346 346 communities exposed natural disasters just support establishment tsunami early warning system indian ocean thoughts also millions people united states india china japan elsewhere recently faced extreme_weather events brought unprecedented death destruction pain hearts go new orleans affected hurricane katrina one overstate importance protecting environment saving lives longer frontline comprising small low-lying climate
MDV 2005 375 375 death destruction pain hearts go new orleans affected hurricane katrina one overstate importance protecting environment saving lives longer frontline comprising small low-lying island states indeed climate_change can cause destruction anytime anywhere prevention option cure hope kyoto protocol will implemented full effectiveness small states narrowest margins safety least ability mitigate overcome environmental climate
MHL 2005 292 292 requires quick practical action address unique challenges facing sustainable development small island developing states marshall islandsí small resource base limited market access fragile environment vulnerability climate_change variability well high costs energy along issues related infrastructure transportation communications among many constraints face within existing international economic environment vulnerability environmental economic events continues climate
MHL 2005 350 350 results reversed continued degradation environment depletion natural resources pleased kyoto protocol now entered force however major emitters remain outside inclusive international framework needs developed stabilizing greenhouse-gas emissions beyond broader participation major emitters developed developing countries climate_change serious long-term challenge potential affect every part world time undertake concrete actions measures levels context climate
MHL 2005 360 360 protocol now entered force however major emitters remain outside inclusive international framework needs developed stabilizing greenhouse-gas emissions beyond broader participation major emitters developed developing countries climate_change serious long-term challenge potential affect every part world time undertake concrete actions measures levels context welcome progress made terms establishment development all-hazard early warning system climate
MHL 2005 424 424 hurricane katrina southern united states hope international community will act humanely aftermath natural disasters also context far less dramatic less crucial global actions needed mitigate climate_change arrest sea-level rise late act people marshall islands others become environmental refugees health issues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing major diseases diabetes influenza climate
MHL 2005 619 619 session commission sustainable development future cycles conducted type outcomes expected marshall islands working hard improve access freshwater develop environmentally responsible waste management systems provide affordable renewable_energy sources programme impossible without continued support international community development partners always grateful one issue continues haunt people marshall islands effects nuclear weapons testing people parts climate
PLW 2005 437 437 development challenges different many friends around world taken podium hunger issue present paradise challenges confront small island nations pacific may ultimately every bit devastating famine climate_change sea-level rise threaten obliterate islands poignant moving statement excellency anote tong beretitenti republic kiribati 15th meeting last week contained chilling preview unchecked scourge carbon_emissions mean climate
PLW 2005 461 461 famine climate_change sea-level rise threaten obliterate islands poignant moving statement excellency anote tong beretitenti republic kiribati 15th meeting last week contained chilling preview unchecked scourge carbon_emissions mean countries pacific course many oceans world president acknowledged government kiribati needed now seriously consider option relocate peoples necessary understated pacific way president forces us climate
PNG 2005 893 893 island developing states recently mauritius strategy implementation barbados programme action multilateral commitments vital ensure proper management country’s rich natural resources address critical issues poverty eradication climate_change sea-level rise natural-disaster management legal policy frameworks put place enable us pursue development sustainable manner government committed undertaking economic development activities mining forestry agriculture sustainable climate
PNG 2005 967 967 must fulfilled address sustainable development development aspirations small island developing states international community must including general assembly session translate commitments action projects relating water sanitation renewable_energy addressing training capacity-development needs regard support call mobilization financial resources predictable basis implement strategy articulated summit outcome document member united nations emphasize nations critical responsibility climate
PNG 2005 994 994 training capacity-development needs regard support call mobilization financial resources predictable basis implement strategy articulated summit outcome document member united nations emphasize nations critical responsibility address climate_change including sea-level rise achieve lasting climatic stability must global commitment objectives united nations framework convention climate_change relationship environmental sustainability poverty becoming increasingly clear papua new climate
PNG 2005 1010 1010 document member united nations emphasize nations critical responsibility address climate_change including sea-level rise achieve lasting climatic stability must global commitment objectives united nations framework convention climate_change relationship environmental sustainability poverty becoming increasingly clear papua new guinea therefore view addressing tropical forestry world must better align market incentives sustainable outcomes forested rural climate
PNG 2005 1058 1058 outcomes forested rural areas country real options economic growth often require destruction natural forests either clearing agricultural commodities coffee sale hardwood timber furthermore international panel climate_change found 1990s estimated per cent annual global carbon_emissions generated land-use change primarily degradation forest resources second largest source global carbon_emissions second combustion fossil fuels change climate
PNG 2005 1066 1066 growth often require destruction natural forests either clearing agricultural commodities coffee sale hardwood timber furthermore international panel climate_change found 1990s estimated per cent annual global carbon_emissions generated land-use change primarily degradation forest resources second largest source global carbon_emissions second combustion fossil fuels change take responsibility help issues related climate_change papua new climate
PNG 2005 1078 1078 hardwood timber furthermore international panel climate_change found 1990s estimated per cent annual global carbon_emissions generated land-use change primarily degradation forest resources second largest source global carbon_emissions second combustion fossil fuels change take responsibility help issues related climate_change papua new guinea part new coalition rainforest nations including costa rica countries requesting global climate
PNG 2005 1089 1089 annual global carbon_emissions generated land-use change primarily degradation forest resources second largest source global carbon_emissions second combustion fossil fuels change take responsibility help issues related climate_change papua new guinea part new coalition rainforest nations including costa rica countries requesting global discussion access ecosystem services global carbon markets means alleviate problem simply climate
PRT 2005 506 506 announce portugal decided contribute united nations democracy fund portugal environmental concerns clear priority addressing must promote detract development domain will actively participate international efforts combat climate_change honouring commitments limiting greenhouse-gas emissions european union can attain goals agreed context kyoto protocol hope next conference held montreal will mark launching negotiating process climate-related climate
PRT 2005 510 510 united nations democracy fund portugal environmental concerns clear priority addressing must promote detract development domain will actively participate international efforts combat climate_change honouring commitments limiting greenhouse-gas emissions european union can attain goals agreed context kyoto protocol hope next conference held montreal will mark launching negotiating process climate-related issues post-2012 period one climate
SLB 2005 832 832 support government initiatives rebuild fragile shattered state solomon islands must consolidate gains achieved past two years security economic fronts move forward constructively much yet done climate_change world continues experience changing weather patterns seen increase frequency intensity natural disasters small island developing states sids solomon islands vulnerable susceptible natural disasters call international climate
SLB 2005 864 864 seen increase frequency intensity natural disasters small island developing states sids solomon islands vulnerable susceptible natural disasters call international community renew focus concrete commitment issue climate_change line summit’s outcome document delegation welcomes entry force kyoto protocol february year calls countries yet ratified protocol earliest convenience light asian tsunami last december cost-effective climate
SLB 2005 895 895 welcomes entry force kyoto protocol february year calls countries yet ratified protocol earliest convenience light asian tsunami last december cost-effective world invest mitigation measures particular renewable_energy resources hyogo strategy kobe conference mauritius strategy january year provide excellent starting point sadly however group eight meeting climate_change take decisive action reason solomon islands climate
SLB 2005 914 914 cost-effective world invest mitigation measures particular renewable_energy resources hyogo strategy kobe conference mauritius strategy january year provide excellent starting point sadly however group eight meeting climate_change take decisive action reason solomon islands member alliance small island states urges group eight reconsider issue environment impact physical survival small island developing states closer climate
STP 2005 283 283 developing states mauritius states reaffirmed 05-51226 commitment support efforts small island developing states lead sustainable development greater effective implementation barbados programme action decisions recommendations adopted climate_change natural environmental disasters water resources waste management tourism energy transportation biodiversity marine coastal resources problems affect small island states global_warming ecosystem problems can resolved international climate
STP 2005 303 303 programme action decisions recommendations adopted climate_change natural environmental disasters water resources waste management tourism energy transportation biodiversity marine coastal resources problems affect small island states global_warming ecosystem problems can resolved international community makes effort effectively increase resources will support sustained development small island states regard like take opportunity express thanks international climate
SWE 2005 310 310 countries bear critical responsibility development importance sustainability development efforts good governance well- functioning democratic institutions full respect human rights rule law underestimated second challenge halt climate_change awareness connection way live lives particularly industrialized world effects long-term survival planet today greater ever action still much limited deeply regrettable firm agreement way forward climate
SWE 2005 343 343 world effects long-term survival planet today greater ever action still much limited deeply regrettable firm agreement way forward reached summit parties kyoto protocol united nations climate_change convention must continue implement commitments also need urgently initiate process aimed controlling climate_change beyond year third challenge combat terrorism together terrorism taken lives thousands innocent climate
SWE 2005 356 356 regrettable firm agreement way forward reached summit parties kyoto protocol united nations climate_change convention must continue implement commitments also need urgently initiate process aimed controlling climate_change beyond year third challenge combat terrorism together terrorism taken lives thousands innocent people one urgent priorities must stop prevent terrorism remains threat us need address climate
TGO 2005 156 156 particular ongoing conflicts ravaging many countries regions around world pandemics floods natural disasters terrible dangers threaten environment ecosystem famine various places particularly africa caused drought climate_change growing gulf wealthy countries afflicted underdevelopment require greater solidarity urgent reform organization adaptation bodies operations new international context country togo will therefore firmly support united climate
TUV 2005 408 408 international terrorism required security council resolutions need seek assistance united nations international community help us fulfil requirements particularly reporting resolutions international anti-terrorism conventions threat impact climate_change sea level rise variability entire global environment continues matter serious security concern small island low-lying coastal countries like tuvalu situation devastating threatening lives human rights climate
TUV 2005 499 499 gulf coast united states america three weeks ago world will better advised take timely warnings seriously tuvalu strongly believes must urgently address adaptation mitigation actions climate_change line objectives united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol targets reduce greenhouse gases advance development use renewable sources energy latter subject remiss tuvalu sincerely acknowledge climate
TUV 2005 506 506 ago world will better advised take timely warnings seriously tuvalu strongly believes must urgently address adaptation mitigation actions climate_change line objectives united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol targets reduce greenhouse gases advance development use renewable sources energy latter subject remiss tuvalu sincerely acknowledge coming force kyoto protocol early year urge climate
TUV 2005 511 511 take timely warnings seriously tuvalu strongly believes must urgently address adaptation mitigation actions climate_change line objectives united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol targets reduce greenhouse gases advance development use renewable sources energy latter subject remiss tuvalu sincerely acknowledge coming force kyoto protocol early year urge industrialized countries done ratify soon climate
TUV 2005 552 552 kyoto protocol early year urge industrialized countries done ratify soon possible will sign tuvalu’s death warrant time also ripe initiate dialogue comprehensive approach future actions climate_change major emitters greenhouse gases will need participate eleventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held montreal november must advance decisions critical issues future climate
TUV 2005 555 555 year urge industrialized countries done ratify soon possible will sign tuvalu’s death warrant time also ripe initiate dialogue comprehensive approach future actions climate_change major emitters greenhouse gases will need participate eleventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held montreal november must advance decisions critical issues future actions climate_change unless climate
TUV 2005 568 568 time also ripe initiate dialogue comprehensive approach future actions climate_change major emitters greenhouse gases will need participate eleventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held montreal november must advance decisions critical issues future actions climate_change unless actions taken seriously efforts development security human rights vulnerable impacts climate_change will severely climate
TUV 2005 579 579 emitters greenhouse gases will need participate eleventh session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held montreal november must advance decisions critical issues future actions climate_change unless actions taken seriously efforts development security human rights vulnerable impacts climate_change will severely compromised appeal capacity heart islands like tuvalu well rest mankind enhancing climate
TUV 2005 591 591 framework convention climate_change held montreal november must advance decisions critical issues future actions climate_change unless actions taken seriously efforts development security human rights vulnerable impacts climate_change will severely compromised appeal capacity heart islands like tuvalu well rest mankind enhancing relevancy role united nations like reiterate strong support reforms united nations particular climate
TUV 2005 928 928 strait following enactment people’s republic china anti-secession law conclusion want reiterate efforts aimed sustainable development small island developing states like tuvalu will meaning unless issue climate_change sea level addressed decisively urgency tuvalu’s interest self serving serious consequences acting now climate_change already witnessing world will felt everywhere fervent hope common house united climate
TUV 2005 942 942 development small island developing states like tuvalu will meaning unless issue climate_change sea level addressed decisively urgency tuvalu’s interest self serving serious consequences acting now climate_change already witnessing world will felt everywhere fervent hope common house united nations family will emerge better understanding goodwill long lasting security survival tuvalu whole world climate
UZB 2005 353 353 efforts tackle problems environmental degradation shortages water resources drinking water deterioration environmental conditions cities industrial zones global environmental agenda also calls pressing issues desertification biodiversity climate_change addressed acts terrorism carried many regions world including central asia reminded us need critical assessment practice international cooperation including within united nations counter plague twenty-first climate
VAT 2005 262 262 well like mention three specific areas ethical challenge regard solidarity poor promotion common good sustainable environment small gains made last area remain risk among things climate_change new diseases irresponsible destruction forests water pollution depletion fish stocks destruction global commons oceans estimated essential services provided ecosystems used unsustainably enormity today’s environmental challenge climate
VCT 2005 598 598 poor banana farmers workers penury misery recent occurrences asia caribbean southern united states devastating storms hurricanes africa terrible droughts demand coordinated rational approach internationally issues climate_change disaster preparedness post-disaster rehabilitation large ad hoc national distinct international approaches extent international mechanisms exist prompt appropriate relief work clearly inadequate tasks hand undoubtedly area climate
ARG 2006 922 922 subsidy rest countries today compromise relative backwardness true world environmental reserve accept countries achieved greater development often expense degradation environment producing severe global effect evident climate_change seek transfer us contaminating part industrial processes can reliable solutions without concerted action countries world insofar nature problem global scale unacceptable claims developing states go climate
AUS 2006 500 500 responsibility onto others can make solemn pledges work much harder assist developing nations confronting ravages poverty disease can sign high- minded manifestos protect environment risk climate_change alongside global security two issues crucial collective future much talk mere artifice unless backed resolute practical well-constructed policy responses australia’s region practical effective cooperation exemplified climate
AUS 2006 846 846 poor world bank estimates strong outcome round lift additional million people poverty underpin sustainable economic development without protecting environment depend biodiversity loss land clearing deforestation climate_change present threats common good can best overcome collective action collective action entails much adopting resolutions signing treaties fine words high aspirations may give us sense climate
AUS 2006 892 892 aspirations may give us sense acting stop environmental degradation little benefit unless backed practical action domestic implementation environmental commitments sufficient gap words action remains wide climate_change area must move beyond blind faith single multilateral approach great challenge address climate_change without jeopardizing economic growth particularly developing countries need work towards inclusive effective climate
AUS 2006 905 905 practical action domestic implementation environmental commitments sufficient gap words action remains wide climate_change area must move beyond blind faith single multilateral approach great challenge address climate_change without jeopardizing economic growth particularly developing countries need work towards inclusive effective international approach climate_change existing efforts enough need bring forward new ideas constrained ideology climate
AUS 2006 920 920 move beyond blind faith single multilateral approach great challenge address climate_change without jeopardizing economic growth particularly developing countries need work towards inclusive effective international approach climate_change existing efforts enough need bring forward new ideas constrained ideology focus asia-pacific partnership clean development climate development transfer cleaner energy-generating technologies partnership brings together australia climate
AUS 2006 964 964 cleaner energy-generating technologies partnership brings together australia united states japan china india republic korea together countries account half world’s gross domestic product population energy use greenhouse gas emissions aim partnership bring developed developing countries together private sector deploy technologies renewable_energy carbon storage help reduce dangers climate_change stalling economic growth development effective climate
AUS 2006 978 978 together countries account half world’s gross domestic product population energy use greenhouse gas emissions aim partnership bring developed developing countries together private sector deploy technologies renewable_energy carbon storage help reduce dangers climate_change stalling economic growth development effective international action great global challenges time requires resolutions united nations requires exercise strong leadership climate
AUS 2006 984 984 domestic product population energy use greenhouse gas emissions aim partnership bring developed developing countries together private sector deploy technologies renewable_energy carbon storage help reduce dangers climate_change stalling economic growth development effective international action great global challenges time requires resolutions united nations requires exercise strong leadership individual nations requires proactive policy political climate
AUT 2006 794 794 offer host next preparatory meeting review conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons vienna spring development preservation livelihoods require sustainable solutions among great global challenges facing climate_change global_warming real austria committed part combating however austria’s view nuclear energy right answer bears many risks uncertainties regarded safe sustainable source energy solidarity heart united climate
AUT 2006 795 795 host next preparatory meeting review conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons vienna spring development preservation livelihoods require sustainable solutions among great global challenges facing climate_change global_warming real austria committed part combating however austria’s view nuclear energy right answer bears many risks uncertainties regarded safe sustainable source energy solidarity heart united nations climate
BHS 2006 726 726 developing state things important securing necessary assistance order build resilience many hazards afflict country consistent basis including violent storms hurricanes pass region even frequently result global_warming connection look partners region hemisphere around world reduce greenhouse gases call countries yet done sign kyoto protocol also imperative commit development alternative sources energy order climate
BHS 2006 735 735 resilience many hazards afflict country consistent basis including violent storms hurricanes pass region even frequently result global_warming connection look partners region hemisphere around world reduce greenhouse gases call countries yet done sign kyoto protocol also imperative commit development alternative sources energy order become less dependent current polluting technologies supply energy needs climate
CAF 2006 761 761 judgements full knowledge facts united nations millennium development goals report highlights need ensure sustainable environment intelligently exploiting natural resources protecting ecosystems upon survival humanity depends climate_change global_warming owing depletion ozone layer worrisome phenomena country whose northern region increasingly overtaken desert initiatives set kyoto protocol show progress possible political will part major climate
CAF 2006 762 762 full knowledge facts united nations millennium development goals report highlights need ensure sustainable environment intelligently exploiting natural resources protecting ecosystems upon survival humanity depends climate_change global_warming owing depletion ozone layer worrisome phenomena country whose northern region increasingly overtaken desert initiatives set kyoto protocol show progress possible political will part major consumers climate
CHE 2006 284 284 towards violence increase intensify conflicts can seen brutal clarity middle east darfur international community establish norms just like state refer millennium development goals human rights climate_change protocol international law states adopted penal codes prosecute criminals bring court sentence sentence enforced justice victims prevents acts vengeance never-ending spiral violence also serves deterrent climate
CPV 2006 607 607 transition support group created responsibility helping us clarify goals modalities graduation set motion new partnership creating new agile economic momentum will make us less vulnerable climate_change environmental degradation harmful effects ecosystems especially small island developing states cape verde international community must provide strong support effective implementation mauritius strategy implementation 06-53952 programme climate
DMA 2006 361 361 earthquake zone volcanic region particularly welcomes establishment central emergency response fund believe will significantly enhance capacity united nations respond effectively increasing frequency natural disasters brought climate_change global_warming member states now obligation contribute building fund time taking steps put place measures combat climate_change reduce emission greenhouse gases member states must commended movement climate
DMA 2006 362 362 zone volcanic region particularly welcomes establishment central emergency response fund believe will significantly enhance capacity united nations respond effectively increasing frequency natural disasters brought climate_change global_warming member states now obligation contribute building fund time taking steps put place measures combat climate_change reduce emission greenhouse gases member states must commended movement important climate
DMA 2006 377 377 united nations respond effectively increasing frequency natural disasters brought climate_change global_warming member states now obligation contribute building fund time taking steps put place measures combat climate_change reduce emission greenhouse gases member states must commended movement important areas will contribute revitalized united nations first relates progress area secretariat management reforms hope will climate
DMA 2006 380 380 effectively increasing frequency natural disasters brought climate_change global_warming member states now obligation contribute building fund time taking steps put place measures combat climate_change reduce emission greenhouse gases member states must commended movement important areas will contribute revitalized united nations first relates progress area secretariat management reforms hope will contribute greater transparency climate
DMA 2006 534 534 dominican people resulted modest economic growth helped consolidate economic recovery spiralling oil prices however seriously threatening modest gains made national effort therefore focused developing alternative renewable_energy sources hydro wind geothermal recent global events encouraging collapse doha development round threatens marginalize small island developing states like dominica global trading system trade one climate
FIN 2006 862 862 satisfaction overall increase official development assistance donor countries especially ldcs ensuring sustainable development urgent task environmental sustainability underpins long-term development achievement millennium development goals addressing climate_change biodiversity loss integral parts achieving sustainable development purpose montreal action plan climate_change agreed last year needs pushed forward urgently 06-52731 secretary-general’s high-level panel united nations climate
FIN 2006 874 874 development urgent task environmental sustainability underpins long-term development achievement millennium development goals addressing climate_change biodiversity loss integral parts achieving sustainable development purpose montreal action plan climate_change agreed last year needs pushed forward urgently 06-52731 secretary-general’s high-level panel united nations system-wide coherence finalize work european union looks forward studying panel’s recommendations give climate
FSM 2006 312 312 living areas widely recognized vulnerable appeal international community mobilize support put end bottom trawl fishing activities ecologically destructive unfriendly marine ecosystem well established intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc highly respected scientific organizations earth’s climate adversely changing due carbon economy emission greenhouse gases within decade alone witnessed unprecedented destruction caused extreme_weather events increasing climate
FSM 2006 326 326 fishing activities ecologically destructive unfriendly marine ecosystem well established intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc highly respected scientific organizations earth’s climate adversely changing due carbon economy emission greenhouse gases within decade alone witnessed unprecedented destruction caused extreme_weather events increasing magnitude intensity frequency typhoons hurricanes natural disasters including unprecedented melting disappearance glaciers directly linked climate
FSM 2006 335 335 intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc highly respected scientific organizations earth’s climate adversely changing due carbon economy emission greenhouse gases within decade alone witnessed unprecedented destruction caused extreme_weather events increasing magnitude intensity frequency typhoons hurricanes natural disasters including unprecedented melting disappearance glaciers directly linked human activities obviously calls robust post-kyoto regime island nation climate
FSM 2006 376 376 linked human activities obviously calls robust post-kyoto regime island nation composed mostly low- lying small islands large coastal areas federated states micronesia vulnerable adverse impact climate_change exposed effects extreme_weather events livelihood traditions island people fact whole civilization greater threat ever sad irony us contribute little causes climate_change sea-level rise first line climate
FSM 2006 379 379 obviously calls robust post-kyoto regime island nation composed mostly low- lying small islands large coastal areas federated states micronesia vulnerable adverse impact climate_change exposed effects extreme_weather events livelihood traditions island people fact whole civilization greater threat ever sad irony us contribute little causes climate_change sea-level rise first line suffer consequences face climate
FSM 2006 397 397 micronesia vulnerable adverse impact climate_change exposed effects extreme_weather events livelihood traditions island people fact whole civilization greater threat ever sad irony us contribute little causes climate_change sea-level rise first line suffer consequences face reality micronesia will continue speak concerted global action mitigate adverse impact climate_change taking consideration principle common differentiated responsibility climate
FSM 2006 416 416 sad irony us contribute little causes climate_change sea-level rise first line suffer consequences face reality micronesia will continue speak concerted global action mitigate adverse impact climate_change taking consideration principle common differentiated responsibility 06-53323 adaptation measures require national actions polluters pay principle apply therefore pollute underwrite costs adaptation particularly small island developing climate
FSM 2006 537 537 include facilitation improvement access existing resources appropriate allocation dedicated financial resources mauritius strategy effective meaningful must mainstreamed united nations processes including united nations framework convention climate_change process addition mauritius strategy support principles information society community democracies vital national progress particular seek help formulation national plan information communication technologies access broadband connectivity climate
FSM 2006 588 588 believe will help overcome obstacles development result geographical configuration island country dependency fossil fuel obstacle sustainable development mitigate obstacle prevent perpetuation carbon economy government prioritized renewable_energy way forward therefore reiterate call made many small island developing states including accelerated efforts development utilization distribution renewable_energy technologies small island developing states will continue climate
FSM 2006 606 606 obstacle prevent perpetuation carbon economy government prioritized renewable_energy way forward therefore reiterate call made many small island developing states including accelerated efforts development utilization distribution renewable_energy technologies small island developing states will continue look international community including development partners help ensure technologies transferred put place effectively terrorism affects countries large small climate
GBR 2006 545 545 defend international institutions help us community achieve goal answers lie division personal attacks earnest consistent pursuit justice peace collective responsibility nowhere evident huge challenge posed climate_change british prime minister tony blair made climate_change one two g8 priorities last year alongside poverty reduction africa prime minister appointed foreign secretary may specifically charged climate
GBR 2006 552 552 goal answers lie division personal attacks earnest consistent pursuit justice peace collective responsibility nowhere evident huge challenge posed climate_change british prime minister tony blair made climate_change one two g8 priorities last year alongside poverty reduction africa prime minister appointed foreign secretary may specifically charged putting climate security heart foreign policy will climate
GBR 2006 587 587 africa prime minister appointed foreign secretary may specifically charged putting climate security heart foreign policy will solve problem assume share responsibility tackling nobody can protect climate_change unless protect building global basis climate security goes heart united nations mission united nations must heart solution put starkly try freeride will end free fall climate
GBR 2006 614 614 protect building global basis climate security goes heart united nations mission united nations must heart solution put starkly try freeride will end free fall accelerating climate_change result collective failure respond time shared threat faces us look just danger posed rising sea levels potentially cause massive damage key urban centres global civilization climate
GBR 2006 666 666 shanghai dhaka singapore amsterdam cairo yes manhattan risk must foreign ministers heads government heads state ready quickly climate presents us ever-growing threat international security dealing climate_change adapting now inevitable acting avert still greater damage longer choice imperative need common commitment genuine action must ready find way get agenda moving beyond kyoto climate
GBR 2006 762 762 get water need time many world rely affordable energy help lift poverty indeed perhaps give access water dilemma provide affordable energy burning fossil fuels accelerate climate_change means disrupting water supplies people now plenty water will mean new shortages already little will mean less turn everywhere less water means less food let climate
GBR 2006 817 817 whole world well chinese people benefiting great success chinese economy one china elsewhere wants growth stop based china elsewhere rapidly increasing use fossil fuels creating climate_change yet china country already vulnerable climate_change chinese government knows himalayan glaciers melt agricultural land shrinks crop yields will fall fresh water will become scarce economy climate
GBR 2006 823 823 great success chinese economy one china elsewhere wants growth stop based china elsewhere rapidly increasing use fossil fuels creating climate_change yet china country already vulnerable climate_change chinese government knows himalayan glaciers melt agricultural land shrinks crop yields will fall fresh water will become scarce economy will suffer world’s economy nations arctic climate
GBR 2006 873 873 arctic circle will affected melting permafrost disruptions infrastructure investment vice-president palau just given us vivid description environment means nation share greater lesser extent dilemma act climate_change risk undermining basis prosperity security seeking achieve must recognize talk either successful economy stable climate false choice must work together find paths economic growth will climate
GBR 2006 936 936 deploy much rapidly next years will count former chief economist world bank sir nicholas stern will shortly publish one significant wide-reaching analyses far economic impacts climate_change one key emerging findings work will cost earth solve climate_change will cost earth literally well financially moreover learn tackle climate_change together opportunity build trust nations climate
GBR 2006 946 946 world bank sir nicholas stern will shortly publish one significant wide-reaching analyses far economic impacts climate_change one key emerging findings work will cost earth solve climate_change will cost earth literally well financially moreover learn tackle climate_change together opportunity build trust nations strengthen multilateral system get wrong trust will eroded developed rich climate
GBR 2006 956 956 wide-reaching analyses far economic impacts climate_change one key emerging findings work will cost earth solve climate_change will cost earth literally well financially moreover learn tackle climate_change together opportunity build trust nations strengthen multilateral system get wrong trust will eroded developed rich world bears large responsibility present level greenhouse gas emissions poorest climate
GBR 2006 978 978 moreover learn tackle climate_change together opportunity build trust nations strengthen multilateral system get wrong trust will eroded developed rich world bears large responsibility present level greenhouse gas emissions poorest global community least able bear will bear brunt climate insecurity need rich world course continue lead effort applying principle common differentiated responsibility climate
IRL 2006 203 203 reduction tackling hunger hiv aids last week published white paper sets clearly detail aim achieve development objectives sustainable development must include addressing immense global threat climate_change development also key addressing enormous challenges posed migration ireland deeply committed africa despite huge problems encouraging signs inspired efforts shape new institutions cohesive societies aftermath climate
ISL 2006 356 356 hope reduce child mortality unless deal contamination fresh water close relationship health earth’s ecosystem human welfare security peace icelanders base livelihood living resources sea abundant renewable_energy iceland rose relatively recent poverty affluence application technological innovations drawing international cooperation convinced success replicated many parts world given right incentives enabling environment connection like climate
ISL 2006 443 443 depletion living resources iceland prioritized area development cooperation work fisheries department united nations university iceland energy issues also loom large icelanders enjoy good fortune clean renewable_energy per cent total energy use energy issues increasingly becoming one main drivers sustainable development agenda within 06-53609 united nations two billion people lack access electricity climate
ISL 2006 484 484 within 06-53609 united nations two billion people lack access electricity eight millennium development goals will require greater energy consumption unfortunately energy consumption cases means greater greenhouse gas emissions one greatest challenges today square development circle meet development needs safeguarding environment one way certainly increase substantially share renewables world energy demand iceland climate
KGZ 2006 642 642 zone environmental aspect states region suffered negative impact nuclear programmes testing human radiation radiation territory dangers posed uranium tailings proof existing regional environmental problems worsened global_warming drought soil degradation year kyrgyz republic chairs international fund saving aral sea problem aral sea today taken scope global environmental disaster various extents influenced natural climate
KIR 2006 228 228 require diversion already meagre resources disposal finance development daunting challenges looming forced operate environment uncertainty say uncertainty survival nation people distinct culture way life threatened global_warming sea-level rise challenges individual countries members collective body need continue work together address increasingly interdependent world ripples emanating one part will ultimately reach touch shores climate
KIR 2006 263 263 continue work together address increasingly interdependent world ripples emanating one part will ultimately reach touch shores others kiribati consists low-lying coral atolls particularly vulnerable impact global_warming sea-level rise countries global_warming sea-level rise critical security issues welcome support forthcoming developing adaptation strategies phenomena limit extent can adapt rising sea levels will affect climate
KIR 2006 267 267 increasingly interdependent world ripples emanating one part will ultimately reach touch shores others kiribati consists low-lying coral atolls particularly vulnerable impact global_warming sea-level rise countries global_warming sea-level rise critical security issues welcome support forthcoming developing adaptation strategies phenomena limit extent can adapt rising sea levels will affect groundwater supply gradually erode climate
KNA 2006 784 784 strategy implementation programme action 06-53952 sustainable development small island developing states realizing sustainable development presents formidable challenge small island developing states remain vulnerable natural disasters climate_change effects globalization trade liberalization still need examine issue graduation closely pace cultural products still remain susceptible piracy opportunities reaping benefits science technology still limited developing climate
LCA 2006 556 556 economic financial system deficiencies constitute serious threats survival developing countries like saint lucia small island developing states caribbean pacific indian oceans mediterranean extremely vulnerable impact climate_change already reached dangerous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere urgent action required reverse situation connection international community particular developed partners needs take aggressive action promote development climate
LCA 2006 561 561 serious threats survival developing countries like saint lucia small island developing states caribbean pacific indian oceans mediterranean extremely vulnerable impact climate_change already reached dangerous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere urgent action required reverse situation connection international community particular developed partners needs take aggressive action promote development distribution renewable_energy energy efficiency technologies climate
LCA 2006 583 583 reached dangerous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere urgent action required reverse situation connection international community particular developed partners needs take aggressive action promote development distribution renewable_energy energy efficiency technologies developed developing countries alike assist developing countries play part connection need establish global renewable_energy energy efficiency fund saint lucia joins colleague members climate
LCA 2006 600 600 partners needs take aggressive action promote development distribution renewable_energy energy efficiency technologies developed developing countries alike assist developing countries play part connection need establish global renewable_energy energy efficiency fund saint lucia joins colleague members alliance small island states affected states calling international community 06-53609 address issues sea-level rise climate_change matter urgency climate
LCA 2006 623 623 establish global renewable_energy energy efficiency fund saint lucia joins colleague members alliance small island states affected states calling international community 06-53609 address issues sea-level rise climate_change matter urgency international community must honour responsibility commitment full implementation mauritius strategy implementation programme action sustainable development small island developing states insist urgent proper mainstreaming climate
LCA 2006 659 659 mauritius strategy implementation programme action sustainable development small island developing states insist urgent proper mainstreaming strategy respective work programmes united nations agencies bodies largest producers greenhouse gases must bear responsibility damage causing global environment regional perspective saint lucia welcomes adoption measures promotion integrated management approach caribbean sea area context sustainable development climate
LTU 2006 372 372 security council resolutions key global security therefore call states exercise full compliance area vital common peace security time security typically defined broader meaning now deal climate_change energy security dire water food shortages equal attention must firm common fight terrorism must just firm fighting poverty upholding dignity individual need put available resources climate
MCO 2006 644 644 modern oceanography reached north pole team april following four days arduous course dog sleds russian base barneo prince albert ii launched urgent appeal regarding dangers global_warming unfortunately evidence arctic significant shrinking ice shelf back monaco serene highness established foundation devoted environmental preservation sustainable development will serve permanent source dynamic innovative efforts climate
MCO 2006 671 671 evidence arctic significant shrinking ice shelf back monaco serene highness established foundation devoted environmental preservation sustainable development will serve permanent source dynamic innovative efforts areas climate_change biodiversity loss water resources principality also pleased elected united nations commission sustainable development hope contribute improving united nations environmental machinery principality monaco believes need establish climate
MDV 2006 742 742 mutual respect among diverse peoples necessary address challenges face today tolerance respect diversity given high value islam civilization serious threat continued degradation environment resultant effects global_warming climate_change sea-level rise small island states maldives low-lying regions world front line danger rising seas extreme_weather events past years frequent destructive ever clearly demonstrate entire climate
MDV 2006 743 743 respect among diverse peoples necessary address challenges face today tolerance respect diversity given high value islam civilization serious threat continued degradation environment resultant effects global_warming climate_change sea-level rise small island states maldives low-lying regions world front line danger rising seas extreme_weather events past years frequent destructive ever clearly demonstrate entire world climate
MDV 2006 758 758 islam civilization serious threat continued degradation environment resultant effects global_warming climate_change sea-level rise small island states maldives low-lying regions world front line danger rising seas extreme_weather events past years frequent destructive ever clearly demonstrate entire world vulnerable devastation caused climate_change kyoto protocol great disappointment call upon countries accelerate adoption urgent realistic climate
MDV 2006 772 772 island states maldives low-lying regions world front line danger rising seas extreme_weather events past years frequent destructive ever clearly demonstrate entire world vulnerable devastation caused climate_change kyoto protocol great disappointment call upon countries accelerate adoption urgent realistic measures stop climate_change sea-level rise address vast array challenges humanity faces today must effectively climate
MDV 2006 786 786 years frequent destructive ever clearly demonstrate entire world vulnerable devastation caused climate_change kyoto protocol great disappointment call upon countries accelerate adoption urgent realistic measures stop climate_change sea-level rise address vast array challenges humanity faces today must effectively implement crucial blueprints action programmes agreed multilateral process must breathe new life agenda must climate
MHL 2006 866 866 biggest concern increasingly severe weather conditions fearful sea-level rise threatening existence islands 06-53952 therefore wish reaffirm grave concern regarding vulnerability small island developing states impacts climate_change well need urgent action international level major emitters carbon_dioxide among developed developing industrial countries halt reverse devastating climate_change impacts wish take opportunity thank president jan climate
MHL 2006 875 875 threatening existence islands 06-53952 therefore wish reaffirm grave concern regarding vulnerability small island developing states impacts climate_change well need urgent action international level major emitters carbon_dioxide among developed developing industrial countries halt reverse devastating climate_change impacts wish take opportunity thank president jan eliasson excellent management general assembly presidency past year also climate
MHL 2006 884 884 regarding vulnerability small island developing states impacts climate_change well need urgent action international level major emitters carbon_dioxide among developed developing industrial countries halt reverse devastating climate_change impacts wish take opportunity thank president jan eliasson excellent management general assembly presidency past year also wish congratulate appointment country’s minister foreign affairs general assembly climate
MLT 2006 586 586 young people yet unborn development mean free- for-all attitude towards exploitation earth’s bountiful resources must sustainable development allows forests regenerate air pure seas free pollution climate_change global_warming issues can relegated intellectual exercises positive political action required address problems related global_warming prevent exacerbation consequences lack care environment number dramatic experiences already shown climate
MLT 2006 587 587 people yet unborn development mean free- for-all attitude towards exploitation earth’s bountiful resources must sustainable development allows forests regenerate air pure seas free pollution climate_change global_warming issues can relegated intellectual exercises positive political action required address problems related global_warming prevent exacerbation consequences lack care environment number dramatic experiences already shown consequences climate
MLT 2006 600 600 must sustainable development allows forests regenerate air pure seas free pollution climate_change global_warming issues can relegated intellectual exercises positive political action required address problems related global_warming prevent exacerbation consequences lack care environment number dramatic experiences already shown consequences lack respect planet environmental balances borne particular world’s poor whether developing developed economies climate
MUS 2006 817 817 financing mechanism initiated france brazil introduce solidarity levy air tickets fight hiv aids malaria tuberculosis launching week unitaid international drug purchase facility aroused new hopes climate_change yet another serious threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent scientists reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact climate
MUS 2006 834 834 unitaid international drug purchase facility aroused new hopes climate_change yet another serious threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent scientists reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases climate
MUS 2006 843 843 yet another serious threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent scientists reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development climate
MUS 2006 861 861 one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward multilateral trading system will fair equitable provides specific situations needs small vulnerable economies recommendations world climate
NRU 2006 611 611 critical political stability accountability future governments summit outcome agreed measures aimed protecting common environment including call coherent institutional framework address environmental challenges today encourage revisiting climate_change agenda give urgency action opposed pledges regard also welcome secretary- general’s establishment high-level panel united nations system-wide coherence nauru aligns interventions made leaders pacific nations climate
NZL 2006 305 305 rights ambitious goals translating reality means hard work pacific countries challenge new zealand accepts facing challenge confront economic environmental governance development security issues markets distant climate_change reality political instability help threats communicable diseases hiv aids pandemic influenza must managed pacific accounts almost one quarter surface world area bigger europe middle east climate
NZL 2006 402 402 will use promote four goals pacific islands forum sustainable development economic growth security good governance time forget regional endeavours depend strong international frameworks framework convention climate_change essential example another example united nations fish stocks agreement conservation management straddling highly migratory fish stocks proud achievements regional fisheries management western central pacific fisheries climate
PLW 2006 194 194 colleagues tuvalu marshall islands micronesia propose interim prohibition unregulated bottom trawling proposal represents strong determination region protect oceans upon ultimately rely another issue great importance global_warming coral bleaching rise sea level altered fish migration threaten future palau small island nations reversing trend one top priorities continue urge international community act aggressively climate
PLW 2006 223 223 sea level altered fish migration threaten future palau small island nations reversing trend one top priorities continue urge international community act aggressively reduce emissions lead global_warming 06-53317 palau democratic society children know importance culture community guarantee human rights nation also know flying flag united nations carries certain obligations met palau deployed climate
PNG 2006 177 177 genocides wars poverty terrorism emergence hiv aids increase malaria tuberculosis streets communities littered small arms light weapons smuggling drugs humans illegal activities rise environmental degradation climate_change continue unabated must confront issues urgently complement efforts forums papua new guinea countries pacific region agreed pool limited resources pacific plan address issues papua new climate
PNG 2006 507 507 can done fair trade opportunities equitable markets increased foreign investment transfer technology capacity- building providing quality overseas development assistance now turn issue country feels strongly climate_change sea-level rise us academic reality small islands low-lying atolls papua new guinea pacific region submerged rising sea levels speak people resettled higher ground papua new climate
PNG 2006 584 584 generations constitutional imperative underpins country’s whole approach sustainable development objectives including contained johannesburg plan implementation mauritius strategy environmental degradation occurring frightening pace scientific studies suggest climate_change causing increasing incidences environmental catastrophes hurricanes tsunamis landslides flash floods planet distress co-inhabitants world must equally share responsibility address root causes problem urge industrialized countries climate
PNG 2006 611 611 increasing incidences environmental catastrophes hurricanes tsunamis landslides flash floods planet distress co-inhabitants world must equally share responsibility address root causes problem urge industrialized countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions call upon yet done accede ratify kyoto protocol papua new guinea prepared play part protect conserve world’s tropical rainforest aim stabilizing earth’s climate climate
SEN 2006 378 378 world’s premier bio-fuel producer call upon interested parties join us new green energy revolution especially since respects environment perfect harmony objectives united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol let us optimistic thinking planet will healthier place interest peoples thanks civilization based clean energy turning situation africa senegal welcomes progress made democracy climate
SGP 2006 317 317 lead brokering compromise must hope director-general pascal lamy will succeed heroic efforts rescue doha development round failure areas global action needed insufficient us worry global climate_change can consensus costs benefits distributed unevenly major polluters unwilling accept responsibility hear dire warnings world health organization global flu pandemic yet collective response feeble never climate
STP 2006 175 175 time growing international tension increased terrorist attacks innocent civilians every continent see unending conflicts even genocide never needed united nations time life know planet threatened climate_change tragic face challenges united nations often unable act internal politics lack resources constantly hamper ability respond needed country can live vacuum today’s world better worse climate
STP 2006 365 365 need sick people ability police maritime borders keep main source infection women children among millions faceless victims around world without help one day face extinction climate_change already sabotaging many efforts made achieve sustainable development goals augmenting poverty developing countries especially least developed countries small island developing states new strong evidence warming climate
TTO 2006 1187 1187 patterns production consumption gravely threaten sustainability give rise phenomena whose management consumes already stretched energies resources small island developing states particular challenges countries posed phenomena climate_change sea-level rise well effort resources necessary recover adverse seasonal weather patterns add another dimension challenges already face area economic social development trinidad tobago invokes spirit climate
TUV 2006 645 645 force taiwan strait real east asian pacific region world whole urge immediate peaceful preventive actions taken taiwan strait sake challenge global security serious threatening impact climate_change climate_change global problem can resolved global collective action addressing climate_change must therefore must placed centre work united nations well known small island developing states like climate
TUV 2006 646 646 taiwan strait real east asian pacific region world whole urge immediate peaceful preventive actions taken taiwan strait sake challenge global security serious threatening impact climate_change climate_change global problem can resolved global collective action addressing climate_change must therefore must placed centre work united nations well known small island developing states like tuvalu climate
TUV 2006 655 655 urge immediate peaceful preventive actions taken taiwan strait sake challenge global security serious threatening impact climate_change climate_change global problem can resolved global collective action addressing climate_change must therefore must placed centre work united nations well known small island developing states like tuvalu extremely vulnerable impact climate_change sea-level rise already evidence devastation climate
TUV 2006 675 675 resolved global collective action addressing climate_change must therefore must placed centre work united nations well known small island developing states like tuvalu extremely vulnerable impact climate_change sea-level rise already evidence devastation prevalent regions small island developing states past years tuvalu witnessed unusual flooding main islands seawater king tides well severe attacks climate
TUV 2006 733 733 worried things result actions others nothing done urgently forced islands tuvalu move still time act appeal body help real action strongly believe reached dangerous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere urgent action required accelerate necessary responses options available clearly lacking political will unless climate_change addressed efforts development security protection human rights will climate
TUV 2006 750 750 help real action strongly believe reached dangerous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere urgent action required accelerate necessary responses options available clearly lacking political will unless climate_change addressed efforts development security protection human rights will severely undermined clearly urgent international community take aggressive action reduce greenhouse gases countries industrialized developing must part climate
TUV 2006 769 769 available clearly lacking political will unless climate_change addressed efforts development security protection human rights will severely undermined clearly urgent international community take aggressive action reduce greenhouse gases countries industrialized developing must part industrialized countries taking lead including full implementation kyoto protocol help developing countries contribute committed way need stronger incentives promote climate
TUV 2006 797 797 industrialized developing must part industrialized countries taking lead including full implementation kyoto protocol help developing countries contribute committed way need stronger incentives promote development distribution renewable_energy energy efficiency technologies need global fund support efforts disappointing see large industrialized countries continued denial absence enough political will part support vulnerable countries small island climate
TUV 2006 827 827 global fund support efforts disappointing see large industrialized countries continued denial absence enough political will part support vulnerable countries small island developing states adapt impacts climate_change must recognize polluter pays principle ensure countries producing greenhouse gas emissions pay damage causing vulnerable countries also need generate considerably funds underwrite costs adaptation including climate
TUV 2006 836 836 continued denial absence enough political will part support vulnerable countries small island developing states adapt impacts climate_change must recognize polluter pays principle ensure countries producing greenhouse gas emissions pay damage causing vulnerable countries also need generate considerably funds underwrite costs adaptation including international levies generate income boost funding adaptation insurance small climate
TUV 2006 873 873 funds underwrite costs adaptation including international levies generate income boost funding adaptation insurance small island developing states mainstreaming mauritius strategy work united nations framework convention climate_change required resolution crucial regard defining way forward respect future commitments actions area climate_change will require strong political will part countries upcoming twelfth session conference parties climate
TUV 2006 886 886 small island developing states mainstreaming mauritius strategy work united nations framework convention climate_change required resolution crucial regard defining way forward respect future commitments actions area climate_change will require strong political will part countries upcoming twelfth session conference parties climate_change convention second meeting parties kyoto protocol held nairobi must come clear practical climate
TUV 2006 899 899 required resolution crucial regard defining way forward respect future commitments actions area climate_change will require strong political will part countries upcoming twelfth session conference parties climate_change convention second meeting parties kyoto protocol held nairobi must come clear practical timetables accelerated action mitigation adaptation imperative also improve access small island developing states climate
TUV 2006 972 972 facilitate early operation finally strongly believe general assembly host soon possible summit level heads government aimed bringing forward workable proposals strong high-level political endorsement address climate_change beyond year call urgent action climate_change self-serving tuvalu small island developing states may first suffer 06-53958 impacts climate_change consequences taking real action now will felt climate
TUV 2006 978 978 general assembly host soon possible summit level heads government aimed bringing forward workable proposals strong high-level political endorsement address climate_change beyond year call urgent action climate_change self-serving tuvalu small island developing states may first suffer 06-53958 impacts climate_change consequences taking real action now will felt around globe must work together climate_change climate
TUV 2006 990 990 workable proposals strong high-level political endorsement address climate_change beyond year call urgent action climate_change self-serving tuvalu small island developing states may first suffer 06-53958 impacts climate_change consequences taking real action now will felt around globe must work together climate_change spirit strong solidarity people tuvalu full confidence united nations ability ensure achievement climate
TUV 2006 1003 1003 climate_change self-serving tuvalu small island developing states may first suffer 06-53958 impacts climate_change consequences taking real action now will felt around globe must work together climate_change spirit strong solidarity people tuvalu full confidence united nations ability ensure achievement peoples cardinal purposes development security human rights fail world climate_change dash hopes please climate
TUV 2006 1025 1025 must work together climate_change spirit strong solidarity people tuvalu full confidence united nations ability ensure achievement peoples cardinal purposes development security human rights fail world climate_change dash hopes please let tuvalu sink god bless united nations family god bless tuvalu climate
URY 2006 557 557 promotion defence human rights uruguayan parliament just unanimously approved bill genocide crimes humanity war crimes cooperation international criminal court another subject relates current situation future climate_change degradation environment uruguay party main international conventions area stressing indispensable international cooperation subject particularly stress individual responsibility state actively protect environment territory waters make vigilant climate
VCT 2006 293 293 system-wide coherence addressed enhanced important may professional diplomats world’s people want know see practical evidence united nations tackling purposeful way issues global poverty environmental degradation climate_change empowerment women protection children promotion peace security hiv aids pandemic provision clean water adequate supply food among telling requisites undoubtedly many governments rich powerful countries climate
VUT 2006 865 865 d’ivoire sudan vanuatu also participated regional peacekeeping missions bougainville solomon islands efforts illustrate vanuatu’s resolve engage peacekeeping peacebuilding regional international contexts regard question environment particular global_warming climate_change government strongly aligns small island states urging international community reduce emissions failure major emitters sign kyoto protocol major disappointment charter united nations espouses principles climate
VUT 2006 866 866 sudan vanuatu also participated regional peacekeeping missions bougainville solomon islands efforts illustrate vanuatu’s resolve engage peacekeeping peacebuilding regional international contexts regard question environment particular global_warming climate_change government strongly aligns small island states urging international community reduce emissions failure major emitters sign kyoto protocol major disappointment charter united nations espouses principles continue climate
WSM 2006 562 562 millennium become evident many challenges face significant global dimensions borderless discriminate developed developing countries respect national sovereignty global concerns imaginatively called problems without passports include climate_change epidemics humanitarian concerns conflict containment security concerns terrorism nature successful resolution challenges requires collective concerted effort whole united nations membership one country group countries capable climate
WSM 2006 831 831 re-establish find lasting solutions samoa despite small size will continue support important work present contribute police personnel united nations missions sudan liberia timor-leste solomon islands climate_change issues remain priority pacific region small islands natural catastrophes capable destruction devastates entire country bring great pain upheaval lives people well set back national economy climate
WSM 2006 909 909 fund recently replenished fourth time demonstrates well joint partnership developed developing countries implementing programmes address environmental problems samoa continues strongly support international regional efforts combat global_warming environmental degradation view evidence global_warming causes well established apportioning blame point scoring longer allowed deflect efforts effective collective responses now know concerted action 06-53005 taken climate
WSM 2006 914 914 demonstrates well joint partnership developed developing countries implementing programmes address environmental problems samoa continues strongly support international regional efforts combat global_warming environmental degradation view evidence global_warming causes well established apportioning blame point scoring longer allowed deflect efforts effective collective responses now know concerted action 06-53005 taken much earlier delays simply make climate
AFG 2007 498 498 drug challenge must involve focus far greater dimensions drug trade lie outside afghanistan fighting international drug mafia ensuring stricter border control reducing demand foreign markets climate_change rightly recognized serious challenge facing entire world country developed developing immune impact yesterday’s high-level event important topic essential step forward strengthening resolve international community address climate
AGO 2007 48 48 sir able leadership steadfastness commitment will assist us search consensual solutions issues affect humanity order make world increasingly safer freer fairer place today world confronted global_warming consequence atmospheric pollution resulting human activity earth causing dramatic dangerous climate_change world also confronted extremists resort terrorism use religion political ends growing militarism would-be response climate
AGO 2007 59 59 issues affect humanity order make world increasingly safer freer fairer place today world confronted global_warming consequence atmospheric pollution resulting human activity earth causing dramatic dangerous climate_change world also confronted extremists resort terrorism use religion political ends growing militarism would-be response terrorism hoarding capital information know-how widen gap rich poor generate social climate
AGO 2007 304 304 survival dignity regulation address environmental matters countries experienced rapid industrial development without paying due attention protection environment countries now involved identical endeavour thus increasing production carbon_dioxide worsening greenhouse effect plain new meeting world leaders urgently required order approve begin execution global plan environmental protection therefore support initiative secretary-general end convinced countries climate
AGO 2007 306 306 regulation address environmental matters countries experienced rapid industrial development without paying due attention protection environment countries now involved identical endeavour thus increasing production carbon_dioxide worsening greenhouse effect plain new meeting world leaders urgently required order approve begin execution global plan environmental protection therefore support initiative secretary-general end convinced countries pollute atmosphere climate
AND 2007 355 355 glaciers two poles vivid examples climatic disorder combat tell truth planet threatened think accurate assertion really threatened vulnerable persons countries ones suffer war illness underdevelopment climate_change will affect us us equally time trafficking abuse children women continue despite legal instruments equipped countries andorra defence human rights liberties considered fundamental inspiring principle climate
ARG 2007 1009 1009 human rights public policy now focus environmental protection know will viable solution without cooperation among countries world industrialized countries particular nature problem global scale issue climate_change concern governments corner planet unaffected changes identified due human activity secretary-general’s convening yesterday’s high-level meeting timely manifestation urgent need strengthen international cooperation effective adequate response climate
ARM 2007 172 172 significant reserves ones affected large countries large appetites fuel sometimes make deals energy matters consistent policies energy security matter global arithmetic also matter life death climate_change causes serious changes environment take much prolonged drought excessive rain harm agriculture damage economy rising sea levels reach cities space diversity cope adapt news explosions climate
ATG 2007 596 596 revenue-generating mechanisms government resolves ensure benefits economic growth shared among entire population focusing employment generation provision free low-cost social services areas health education among others climate_change global problem requiring collective response respond quickly result will disaster global scale represents monumental test political will courage humanity general especially political leaders powerful countries climate
ATG 2007 627 627 respond quickly result will disaster global scale represents monumental test political will courage humanity general especially political leaders powerful countries small island states challenge adapting climate_change new new urgency increased risk natural disasters adds extra dimension vulnerability island states caribbean size nature primary economic activities infrastructure entire country can destroyed example climate
ATG 2007 694 694 priority disaster preparedness resulting increased competition already meagre resources governmental budget situation unique take opportunity highlight importance international action support efforts disaster- risk reduction ambitious climate_change regime within ambit united nations framework convention climate_change must necessity include commitment increasing level international financing adaptation vulnerable countries proliferation crime already vulnerable societies represents climate
ATG 2007 702 702 resources governmental budget situation unique take opportunity highlight importance international action support efforts disaster- risk reduction ambitious climate_change regime within ambit united nations framework convention climate_change must necessity include commitment increasing level international financing adaptation vulnerable countries proliferation crime already vulnerable societies represents threat peaceful stable communities caribbean known caribbean societies climate
ATG 2007 1424 1424 united nations leaders member states hopeful sharing collective wisdom drawing source sixty-second session general assembly will translate meaningful enduring benefit peoples world equally confident deliberations climate_change will lead solutions will ensure protection planet peoples climate
AUS 2007 531 531 well placed assist achieving peaceful resolution current crisis responsibility protect means international community must act confronted serious crimes also act confront range global challenges terrorism climate_change poverty terrorists stand stark contrast us seek protect vulnerable goals global reach transnational single country can solve problem alone successes combating terrorist networks need develop climate
AUS 2007 784 784 council cooperate fully iaea australia also hopes united nations can continue work protecting populations raising barriers illicit trade conventional weapons support development arms trade treaty climate_change another challenge clearly requires urgent attention climate_change demands effective enduring global response united nations framework convention climate_change forum forge global response september leaders 21-member asia-pacific climate
AUS 2007 791 791 united nations can continue work protecting populations raising barriers illicit trade conventional weapons support development arms trade treaty climate_change another challenge clearly requires urgent attention climate_change demands effective enduring global response united nations framework convention climate_change forum forge global response september leaders 21-member asia-pacific economic cooperation apec economies issued historic sydney climate
AUS 2007 801 801 trade conventional weapons support development arms trade treaty climate_change another challenge clearly requires urgent attention climate_change demands effective enduring global response united nations framework convention climate_change forum forge global response september leaders 21-member asia-pacific economic cooperation apec economies issued historic sydney declaration climate_change energy security clean development apec leaders agreed work climate
AUS 2007 818 818 effective enduring global response united nations framework convention climate_change forum forge global response september leaders 21-member asia-pacific economic cooperation apec economies issued historic sydney declaration climate_change energy security clean development apec leaders agreed work achieve common understanding long-term aspirational goals reduce emissions pave way effective post-2012 international arrangement significantly apec leaders climate
AUS 2007 879 879 post-2012 agreement needs comprehensive economies contribute meeting shared global goals also agreed responses must equitable environmentally economically effective well capable including diverse approaches high-level event climate_change hosted secretary-general september major economies meeting energy security climate_change hosted united states secretary rice days later highlighted goals built additional international momentum post- agreement australia climate
AUS 2007 888 888 goals also agreed responses must equitable environmentally economically effective well capable including diverse approaches high-level event climate_change hosted secretary-general september major economies meeting energy security climate_change hosted united states secretary rice days later highlighted goals built additional international momentum post- agreement australia calls parties year’s united nations conference climate_change bali agree climate
AUS 2007 911 911 energy security climate_change hosted united states secretary rice days later highlighted goals built additional international momentum post- agreement australia calls parties year’s united nations conference climate_change bali agree new mandate convention will move beyond kyoto forge comprehensive new agreement international community must also address pressing health human security issues particular spread climate
AUS 2007 1073 1073 encourages good governance need make long-term commitments particularly post-conflict development reconstruction outlined today serious global challenges facing international community humanitarian political crises including darfur burma climate_change poverty weapons mass destruction terrorism security council drawn upon responsibility protect principle endorsed leaders summit clear international community whole responsibility protect facing genocide war crimes climate
AUT 2007 76 76 meeting women’s empowerment network unites women leaders around globe can feel sense urgency sixty- second general assembly session need counter contemporary challenges decisive joint action climate_change disarmament dangerous technologies just three examples requiring joint action now let thus call relaunching effective multilateralism let make case new global partnership joint search sustainable climate
AUT 2007 175 175 dead-end streets simply achieve effective durable results thus need global processes global objectives need actively engage build confidence counter erosion trust often breeds unilateral action climate_change obvious challenge addressed new global partnership united nations framework fair truly global agreement can designed regional sectoral efforts need linked feeding global process furthermore contribute climate
AUT 2007 202 202 challenge addressed new global partnership united nations framework fair truly global agreement can designed regional sectoral efforts need linked feeding global process furthermore contribute least climate_change affected small island developing states can make voices heard disarmament arms control conflict prevention next need credible relaunch multilateralism new partnership nuclear age simply afford climate
BEL 2007 31 31 diverse challenges actions taken isolation longer enough given complexity united nations bulwark arbitrary actions international relations also vehicle effective responses pleased note growing consensus issue climate_change topic recent high- level event security council summit meeting just addressed situation africa addition peace international security united nations must also tackle wide array issues climate
BEN 2007 218 218 within societies ever greater proliferation endemic diseases decimates human resources malnutrition desertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress since rio summit terms implementation instruments global governance area environment given warnings many alarms scientists sent us recent years climate
BEN 2007 220 220 ever greater proliferation endemic diseases decimates human resources malnutrition desertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress since rio summit terms implementation instruments global governance area environment given warnings many alarms scientists sent us recent years now need climate
BEN 2007 284 284 jeopardize conditions existence earth urgent maximize synergies within framework implementation instruments ensure greater effectiveness one urgent tasks put agenda conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled december bali indonesia risks stemming climate_change terrifying particularly low-income coastal countries benin dictate act advance instead response need deal well-established contingencies via precautionary approach climate
BEN 2007 291 291 within framework implementation instruments ensure greater effectiveness one urgent tasks put agenda conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled december bali indonesia risks stemming climate_change terrifying particularly low-income coastal countries benin dictate act advance instead response need deal well-established contingencies via precautionary approach consistent implementation principle common differentiated responsibility beyond climate
BEN 2007 342 342 vast investments required deal coastal erosion deterioration lands eradication poverty improving living conditions poorest sections population essential aspects efforts undertaken strengthen resistance societies negative impacts climate_change must increase efforts transform patterns consumption global energy policies using renewable_energy sources way example switching firewood solar stoves save many hectares forests annually decimated poorest climate
BEN 2007 353 353 living conditions poorest sections population essential aspects efforts undertaken strengthen resistance societies negative impacts climate_change must increase efforts transform patterns consumption global energy policies using renewable_energy sources way example switching firewood solar stoves save many hectares forests annually decimated poorest populations ensure energy supplies established manner world’s energy needs particularly developing climate
BEN 2007 388 388 hectares forests annually decimated poorest populations ensure energy supplies established manner world’s energy needs particularly developing countries will covered decades come will key ability address climate_change need carry change mindset bring change behaviour question financing needs resolved clearly understood spirit international solidarity interdependence international community will need deliver pledges made monterrey climate
BFA 2007 107 107 bereaved many families regions country dozens death thousands homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequent epidemics implications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent measures will shield populations type scourge types tension shaking world climate
BFA 2007 110 110 regions country dozens death thousands homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequent epidemics implications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent measures will shield populations type scourge types tension shaking world particular african continent climate
BFA 2007 115 115 homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequent epidemics implications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent measures will shield populations type scourge types tension shaking world particular african continent gives us reasons welcome role climate
BGD 2007 884 884 representation different united nations agencies country programmes must undermine identities individual united nations agencies including mandates independence institutional integrity earlier week discussed exceedingly important issue climate_change world leaders reaffirmed shared commitment address issue global_warming bangladesh particularly vulnerable global_warming given much per cent land will submerged bay bengal rises just one metre climate
BGD 2007 892 892 undermine identities individual united nations agencies including mandates independence institutional integrity earlier week discussed exceedingly important issue climate_change world leaders reaffirmed shared commitment address issue global_warming bangladesh particularly vulnerable global_warming given much per cent land will submerged bay bengal rises just one metre adverse effects global_warming deforestation increased salinity already evident climate
BGD 2007 896 896 nations agencies including mandates independence institutional integrity earlier week discussed exceedingly important issue climate_change world leaders reaffirmed shared commitment address issue global_warming bangladesh particularly vulnerable global_warming given much per cent land will submerged bay bengal rises just one metre adverse effects global_warming deforestation increased salinity already evident bangladesh floods become annual climate
BGD 2007 912 912 reaffirmed shared commitment address issue global_warming bangladesh particularly vulnerable global_warming given much per cent land will submerged bay bengal rises just one metre adverse effects global_warming deforestation increased salinity already evident bangladesh floods become annual calamity year people suffered particularly severe losses owing flooding resilience people quick mobilization limited domestic resources climate
BGD 2007 955 955 flooding resilience people quick mobilization limited domestic resources helped us overcome crisis year envisage may become harder future therefore urge enhanced international cooperation meet challenges global_warming consequences growing acknowledgment trade liberalization can effective tool economic development least developed countries ldcs trade-to-gross domestic product ratio averages per cent roughly per cent many climate
BGR 2007 104 104 al-khalifa leadership president sixty-first session also take opportunity commend dedicated energetic performance secretary-general ban ki-moon first nine months office spoke french like thank president chosen climate_change central theme debate world challenge calls upon us provide immediate response based shared differentiated responsibilities member countries welcome fact high-level event climate_change held september given climate
BGR 2007 126 126 thank president chosen climate_change central theme debate world challenge calls upon us provide immediate response based shared differentiated responsibilities member countries welcome fact high-level event climate_change held september given considerable impetus future negotiations new international agreement will benefit broadly united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol global_warming exacerbating serious economic social climate
BGR 2007 144 144 responsibilities member countries welcome fact high-level event climate_change held september given considerable impetus future negotiations new international agreement will benefit broadly united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol global_warming exacerbating serious economic social problems developing countries facing also threatens implementation development goals set international community including millennium development goals regard join climate
BGR 2007 147 147 welcome fact high-level event climate_change held september given considerable impetus future negotiations new international agreement will benefit broadly united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol global_warming exacerbating serious economic social problems developing countries facing also threatens implementation development goals set international community including millennium development goals regard join countries supporting recent climate
BHR 2007 752 752 brotherly united arab emirates recover three occupied islands hopes two countries will increase efforts contacts resolve issue either direct negotiation referring international court justice global climate_change become one dangerous challenges threatening world inhabitants climate_change impact environment also severely affects world’s economic social order hinders development therefore call upon states cooperate order climate
BHR 2007 760 760 hopes two countries will increase efforts contacts resolve issue either direct negotiation referring international court justice global climate_change become one dangerous challenges threatening world inhabitants climate_change impact environment also severely affects world’s economic social order hinders development therefore call upon states cooperate order identify solutions ways deal phenomenon wish commend high-level climate
BHR 2007 787 787 environment also severely affects world’s economic social order hinders development therefore call upon states cooperate order identify solutions ways deal phenomenon wish commend high-level event climate_change convened secretary-general september new york theme future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change faith single human destiny requires us consolidate culture peace brotherhood dialogue among nations climate
BHR 2007 799 799 upon states cooperate order identify solutions ways deal phenomenon wish commend high-level event climate_change convened secretary-general september new york theme future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change faith single human destiny requires us consolidate culture peace brotherhood dialogue among nations peoples abandon phenomena hatred discrimination division including dubbed islamophobia promoting incite upheaval climate
BHS 2007 325 325 therefore positive impact people haiti also bahamas indeed entire region role united nations matters sustainable development crucial particularly regard challenges demanding truly global response challenges climate_change commend secretary-general bringing greater focus issue convening high-level event climate_change last week hopeful event will provide necessary impetus action member states meet bali later year climate
BHS 2007 335 335 role united nations matters sustainable development crucial particularly regard challenges demanding truly global response challenges climate_change commend secretary-general bringing greater focus issue convening high-level event climate_change last week hopeful event will provide necessary impetus action member states meet bali later year conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change indeed appropriate forum climate
BHS 2007 357 357 convening high-level event climate_change last week hopeful event will provide necessary impetus action member states meet bali later year conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change indeed appropriate forum negotiations post-kyoto agreement political will demonstrated secretary-general’s recent high-level event bring closer focus agreed agenda regard small island developing states archipelagos like climate
BHS 2007 384 384 appropriate forum negotiations post-kyoto agreement political will demonstrated secretary-general’s recent high-level event bring closer focus agreed agenda regard small island developing states archipelagos like bahamas climate_change matter critical importance many us just matter economics matter survival per cent landmass within five feet mean sea level even one-degree rise atmospheric temperature can climate
BHS 2007 408 408 bahamas climate_change matter critical importance many us just matter economics matter survival per cent landmass within five feet mean sea level even one-degree rise atmospheric temperature can devastating ecological effects climate_change particularly challenging respect potential effects tourism industry main industry generates per cent bahamas’s gross domestic product therefore overemphasize need ambitious climate
BHS 2007 413 413 many us just matter economics matter survival per cent landmass within five feet mean sea level even one-degree rise atmospheric temperature can devastating ecological effects climate_change particularly challenging respect potential effects tourism industry main industry generates per cent bahamas’s gross domestic product therefore overemphasize need ambitious mitigation agenda post-kyoto regime recent climate
BIH 2007 1344 1344 contributors likewise referring particular dues icty peacekeeping operations paid timely manner two days ago hall highly constructive exchange views one serous potentially dangerous phenomena time global_warming like emphasize crucial importance effective timely united nations action issue country ratified united nations framework convention climate_change entered force bosnia herzegovina june urge member states climate
BIH 2007 1361 1361 exchange views one serous potentially dangerous phenomena time global_warming like emphasize crucial importance effective timely united nations action issue country ratified united nations framework convention climate_change entered force bosnia herzegovina june urge member states yet done ratify convention without delay climate
BLR 2007 314 314 growth world economy consequent rush energy sources clear future belongs alternative renewable sources energy means today united nations must work practical arrangements transfer distribution alternative renewable_energy technologies global scale fundamental prerequisite achievement millennium development goals practical measures include methods dealing obvious problem technologies concentrated hands small group states otherwise pricing technologies climate
BLR 2007 392 392 humanity can united nations today take similar decision respect alternative renewable sources energy probably right hold next session general assembly informal thematic debates technologies alternative renewable_energy resources common property humankind problem global climate_change key topic year’s general debate becoming increasingly acute present kyoto protocol important international instrument addressing issue eye full- climate
BLR 2007 399 399 decision respect alternative renewable sources energy probably right hold next session general assembly informal thematic debates technologies alternative renewable_energy resources common property humankind problem global climate_change key topic year’s general debate becoming increasingly acute present kyoto protocol important international instrument addressing issue eye full- fledged participation kyoto protocol belarus became first climate
BLR 2007 434 434 kyoto protocol important international instrument addressing issue eye full- fledged participation kyoto protocol belarus became first far country initiate amendment annex-b protocol view worsening problem climate_change incorporating wishes partners undertaken stringent commitments reduction greenhouse gas emissions commonwealth independent states cis region joint efforts parties kyoto protocol let us ensure prompt ratification climate
BLR 2007 442 442 full- fledged participation kyoto protocol belarus became first far country initiate amendment annex-b protocol view worsening problem climate_change incorporating wishes partners undertaken stringent commitments reduction greenhouse gas emissions commonwealth independent states cis region joint efforts parties kyoto protocol let us ensure prompt ratification amendment entry force thereby setting major practical precedent climate
BLR 2007 476 476 efforts parties kyoto protocol let us ensure prompt ratification amendment entry force thereby setting major practical precedent enlarging circle participants kyoto protocol fact belarus takes climate_change environmental protection issues seriously accidental like neighbours russian federation ukraine past two decades now belarus deal consequences deadliest man-made disaster twentieth century accident chernobyl nuclear climate
BLZ 2007 18 18 years talking rising atmospheric temperatures depletion ozone layer rising sea levels impending inundation low-lying coastal areas now climate_change debate finally become rage us see change worry inevitable must unfortunately still contend entrenched special interests despite overwhelming evidence now available continue argue otherwise focusing climate
BLZ 2007 46 46 become rage us see change worry inevitable must unfortunately still contend entrenched special interests despite overwhelming evidence now available continue argue otherwise focusing general debate climate_change hope delegation will lead decisive action member states can begin make changes believe necessary us reverse trends far continue lead us destructive path already agree climate
BLZ 2007 75 75 lead decisive action member states can begin make changes believe necessary us reverse trends far continue lead us destructive path already agree negotiations action tackle climate_change conducted within united nations framework convention climate_change subscribe principle us role play largest polluters must reverse trends among largest polluters must take necessary measures aimed climate
BLZ 2007 82 82 make changes believe necessary us reverse trends far continue lead us destructive path already agree negotiations action tackle climate_change conducted within united nations framework convention climate_change subscribe principle us role play largest polluters must reverse trends among largest polluters must take necessary measures aimed mitigation well adaptation methods help reversing trends climate
BLZ 2007 142 142 efforts towards sustainable development assist us make communities adaptable change must develop capacity take action must adopt sustainable practices occur must take specific action limit greenhouse gas emissions enough say will reduce harmful emissions saying since rio must european union commitment climate_change important politically need move beyond symbolism action developed countries climate
BLZ 2007 158 158 adopt sustainable practices occur must take specific action limit greenhouse gas emissions enough say will reduce harmful emissions saying since rio must european union commitment climate_change important politically need move beyond symbolism action developed countries regions well emerging economies must take substantial steps towards mitigation develop share technologies result low-carbon no-carbon climate
BLZ 2007 231 231 playing field arena international trade fast reaching crisis level mix metaphors sometimes rising tide can swamp vulnerable boats international community must keep development perspective current climate_change debate since said economic development better enables countries tackle climate_change focus urgency current situation however detract equally urgent dire situation development agenda resulting complex factors climate
BLZ 2007 241 241 metaphors sometimes rising tide can swamp vulnerable boats international community must keep development perspective current climate_change debate since said economic development better enables countries tackle climate_change focus urgency current situation however detract equally urgent dire situation development agenda resulting complex factors including climate_change failure international economic system reinvent heart crisis fundamental climate
BLZ 2007 258 258 since said economic development better enables countries tackle climate_change focus urgency current situation however detract equally urgent dire situation development agenda resulting complex factors including climate_change failure international economic system reinvent heart crisis fundamental distrust place evident doha development round doha doled harsh consequences developing countries particularly commodity preference dependent ask climate
BLZ 2007 309 309 question serious commitment survival multilateral trading system answer can expect see even bilateral regional arrangements resulting movement away idea together better solving common problems discussions climate_change larger development debate exhibit need effective legitimate multilateral system fair balanced operates transparent inclusive manner responsible leadership adheres basic principles justice rule law even critical climate
BLZ 2007 530 530 building trust requires return basics advance development must return basic principle equity international peace security must return basic principles united nations charter rule law matter climate_change greatest challenge civilization must look science make arguments will diminish sceptics must return basic principles enshrined united nations framework convention climate_change let us give meaning climate
BLZ 2007 551 551 charter rule law matter climate_change greatest challenge civilization must look science make arguments will diminish sceptics must return basic principles enshrined united nations framework convention climate_change let us give meaning moment let us get work climate
BOL 2007 432 432 power let social forces take decisions let leaders follow wishes people way can resolve problems past days listened encouraging statements also rather disappointing spoke example global_warming climate_change know many countries victims natural phenomena understand many lives lost floods interventionism war hunger seems economic models going solve problems humankind convinced heard many climate
BOL 2007 433 433 let social forces take decisions let leaders follow wishes people way can resolve problems past days listened encouraging statements also rather disappointing spoke example global_warming climate_change know many countries victims natural phenomena understand many lives lost floods interventionism war hunger seems economic models going solve problems humankind convinced heard many statements climate
BOL 2007 484 484 experiences shared world leaders concentrating capital hands solution problems humankind wealth world hands solve problems human existence indeed exacerbates problems poor inhabit planet earth talk global_warming melting ice say comes convinced comes ill-termed globalization selective globalization globalization respect plurality respect differences talk globalization first must globalize human know everyone got new climate
BOL 2007 579 579 subject investigation feel decolonization united nations begin everyone respect us whether small large whether problems listen statements glaciers melting made without addressing underlying causes melting global_warming capitalism exaggerated unrestricted form industrialization countries creating many problems continent planet earth whole organize alongside social movements protest condemn unsustainable policies economic models solve economic climate
BOL 2007 709 709 sent save lives whereas president united states sends troops end human lives therefore since today presidents let us think life humankind save planet earth question climate_change subject ongoing debate throughout world convinced possible basic services remain private enterprises fortunately thanks foreign ministries americas water recognized human right water human right important climate
BOL 2007 1063 1063 well harmony mother earth earth indigenous movement something sacred mother earth life pacha mama say languages mother earth turned merchandise mother earth turned business talk global_warming protest fight global_warming let us remember talking mother earth since mother earth gives us life need review policies also need pay attention stated indigenous movement climate
BOL 2007 1066 1066 earth earth indigenous movement something sacred mother earth life pacha mama say languages mother earth turned merchandise mother earth turned business talk global_warming protest fight global_warming let us remember talking mother earth since mother earth gives us life need review policies also need pay attention stated indigenous movement lived communities collectively climate
BRA 2007 17 17 congratulate secretary-general assumption high office within international system welcome decision encourage high-level debate extremely grave issue climate_change appropriate discussion take place united nations let us delude groundwork global development rebuilt risks unprecedented environmental human catastrophe will grow must overcome apparently pragmatic sophisticated climate
BRA 2007 149 149 commitments kyoto protocol indispensable enough however need set ambitious goals onwards must take strong action ensure universal accession protocol developing countries must also help combating climate_change need clear national strategies hold governments accountable peoples brazil will soon launch national plan combat climate_change amazon forest one areas vulnerable global_warming threats cover continents climate
BRA 2007 165 165 universal accession protocol developing countries must also help combating climate_change need clear national strategies hold governments accountable peoples brazil will soon launch national plan combat climate_change amazon forest one areas vulnerable global_warming threats cover continents range greater desertification outright disappearance territories even entire countries lost rising sea levels brazil undertaken major climate
BRA 2007 171 171 also help combating climate_change need clear national strategies hold governments accountable peoples brazil will soon launch national plan combat climate_change amazon forest one areas vulnerable global_warming threats cover continents range greater desertification outright disappearance territories even entire countries lost rising sea levels brazil undertaken major efforts minimize impact climate_change suffice say climate
BRA 2007 194 194 areas vulnerable global_warming threats cover continents range greater desertification outright disappearance territories even entire countries lost rising sea levels brazil undertaken major efforts minimize impact climate_change suffice say recent years halved rate deforestation amazon region results like come surprise brazil will circumstance abdicate either sovereignty responsibilities amazon recent achievements derive increasing climate
BRA 2007 308 308 environment development earth summit need review achieved since set new course action therefore propose hold new conference rio conference hosted brazil will overcome terrible impacts climate_change humanity changes patterns energy production consumption world urgently needs develop new energy matrix bio-fuels will play vital role bio-fuels significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions increased climate
BRA 2007 330 330 overcome terrible impacts climate_change humanity changes patterns energy production consumption world urgently needs develop new energy matrix bio-fuels will play vital role bio-fuels significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions increased efficient use ethanol brazil kept million tons carbon_dioxide emitted atmosphere past years bio-fuels can much clean-energy alternative ethanol bio-diesel can open excellent climate
BRA 2007 341 341 urgently needs develop new energy matrix bio-fuels will play vital role bio-fuels significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions increased efficient use ethanol brazil kept million tons carbon_dioxide emitted atmosphere past years bio-fuels can much clean-energy alternative ethanol bio-diesel can open excellent opportunities poor developing countries latin america asia especially africa can enhance climate
BRB 2007 149 149 millennium development goals mdgs majority developing countries particularly vulnerable among recognition international community importance providing continued support needs middle-income developing countries implementation existing global agreements climate_change well early adoption ambitious comprehensive post- kyoto agreement protection sustainable management caribbean sea successful conclusion doha round trade negotiations development central component outcome promotion international climate
BRB 2007 332 332 must forge strategic partnerships within across national borders encompass varying levels development economic prosperity also among private sector public sector civil society can longer denied climate_change alarming phenomenon requires focused attention urgent decisive global action international community warmly commend secretary-general ban ki-moon initiative convene high-level event climate_change september presence large number climate
BRB 2007 353 353 society can longer denied climate_change alarming phenomenon requires focused attention urgent decisive global action international community warmly commend secretary-general ban ki-moon initiative convene high-level event climate_change september presence large number heads state government important session clear indication grave dimensions problem recognized need bold political leadership fully understood continue delay action will climate
BRB 2007 409 409 inheritance future generations greater jeopardy today may choices tomorrow will barbados small low-lying island state highly dependent coastal marine environment economic activity people stakes higher climate_change represents serious challenge sustainable development also threatens survival prime minister arthur barbados said september meeting exists reason scientific political delaying immediate response global crisis barbados climate
BRB 2007 445 445 arthur barbados said september meeting exists reason scientific political delaying immediate response global crisis barbados members caribbean community taken steps national regional levels develop implement climate_change mitigation adaptation strategies plans largely resources however effective unilateral adaptation strategies will futile absence decisive global action reduce harmful greenhouse gases emissions address climate_change comprehensive climate
BRB 2007 465 465 national regional levels develop implement climate_change mitigation adaptation strategies plans largely resources however effective unilateral adaptation strategies will futile absence decisive global action reduce harmful greenhouse gases emissions address climate_change comprehensive manner leaders underscored imperative collective action address climate_change united nations centre search lasting solutions problem december negotiators bali must seize climate
BRB 2007 469 469 implement climate_change mitigation adaptation strategies plans largely resources however effective unilateral adaptation strategies will futile absence decisive global action reduce harmful greenhouse gases emissions address climate_change comprehensive manner leaders underscored imperative collective action address climate_change united nations centre search lasting solutions problem december negotiators bali must seize moment time international community climate
BRB 2007 478 478 effective unilateral adaptation strategies will futile absence decisive global action reduce harmful greenhouse gases emissions address climate_change comprehensive manner leaders underscored imperative collective action address climate_change united nations centre search lasting solutions problem december negotiators bali must seize moment time international community yet complete doha round multilateral trade negotiations outcome development climate
BRN 2007 164 164 included means giving ordinary people place consensus found statement encouraging nevertheless set serious challenge united nations important people gain understanding comes knowledge experience expertise theme climate_change session shows clearly many discussions week taught us modern problems extremely complicated also shown us important gain full understanding difficulties people gain understanding will come climate
BRN 2007 251 251 modern problems well take full part consensus help find solution say now critical halfway point set seven years ago planning millennium development goals discussion week climate_change shows vital next seven years will country just started realize difficult subject like security sustainable development energy new twenty-first century problems mean people need learn climate
BRN 2007 297 297 problems mean people need learn learn quickly need include subject mentioned aspects national development planning need share knowledge expertise believe important ever exchanging views information climate_change week also learned another new lesson teaches us comes modern twenty- first century problems together consensus mr president means recognizes important contribution make work together climate
BTN 2007 43 43 appreciation predecessor sheikha haya rashed al-khalifa able manner guided work assembly sixty-first session also convey appreciation secretary-general mr ban ki-moon excellent leadership provides organization gratified climate_change millennium development goals among top priorities session’s presidency irony climate_change worst impact will developing world particularly small island developing countries least responsible problem complex issue climate
BTN 2007 53 53 assembly sixty-first session also convey appreciation secretary-general mr ban ki-moon excellent leadership provides organization gratified climate_change millennium development goals among top priorities session’s presidency irony climate_change worst impact will developing world particularly small island developing countries least responsible problem complex issue climate_change inextricably linked development debate engenders issues equity fairness right climate
BTN 2007 69 69 millennium development goals among top priorities session’s presidency irony climate_change worst impact will developing world particularly small island developing countries least responsible problem complex issue climate_change inextricably linked development debate engenders issues equity fairness right countries grow economically challenges climate_change must therefore addressed within framework sustainable development bearing mind principle common climate
BTN 2007 83 83 world particularly small island developing countries least responsible problem complex issue climate_change inextricably linked development debate engenders issues equity fairness right countries grow economically challenges climate_change must therefore addressed within framework sustainable development bearing mind principle common differentiated responsibilities bhutan two major concerns climate_change first potential adverse impact agriculture mainstay per climate
BTN 2007 101 101 equity fairness right countries grow economically challenges climate_change must therefore addressed within framework sustainable development bearing mind principle common differentiated responsibilities bhutan two major concerns climate_change first potential adverse impact agriculture mainstay per cent population second serious immediate rate himalayan glaciers receding bhutan approximately glacial lakes identified potentially dangerous floods caused climate
BWA 2007 15 15 many speakers eloquently debated theme session delighted one disputes evidence science presents us concerning climate_change today meet hall neighbours residents one planet earth bound together common humanity shared future within us capacity act resolutely save planet now time afford squander climate
BWA 2007 84 84 fortune omitted voyage life bound shallows miseries full sea now afloat must take current serves lose ventures convinced focus working together save planet increasing threat global_warming attendant consequences meet peoples world must necessity remind original higher purpose united nations many global challenges face persist insurmountable fallen short commitments obligations freely entered climate
BWA 2007 123 123 many global challenges face persist insurmountable fallen short commitments obligations freely entered charter peoples earth human cultural resources technology end severe global poverty disease reverse climate_change prevent wars alleviate human suffering unfortunately substantial resources continue wasted destructive endeavours rather constructive work squander valuable assets production weapons war mass destruction rather development climate
CAF 2007 93 93 state françois bozizé allow address sincere congratulations secretary- general ban ki-moon dynamism efficiency undertaken work context current important international issues including maintenance international peace security climate_change human rights combating drugs terrorism forms remain pressing issues country world can address isolation conflicts afflicting innocent civilian populations middle east great lakes region sudan climate
CAF 2007 254 254 may whose chosen theme turning commitments action working together partnership participants highlighted correlation interdependence among four areas thematic cluster energy sustainable development industrial development air_pollution climate_change commission’s fifteenth session also demonstrated much significant progress remains achieved advances sectors minimal still far objectives international community set rio johannesburg order meet challenges environment climate
CAF 2007 315 315 essential order allow developing countries particular africa caribbean south pacific implement commitments especially since regions particularly africa bearing little responsibility advent phenomenon vulnerable risks associated climate_change choosing climate_change central topic general assembly session organizing high- level dialogue future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change assembly president pinpointed growing concern associated global_warming country climate
CAF 2007 317 317 allow developing countries particular africa caribbean south pacific implement commitments especially since regions particularly africa bearing little responsibility advent phenomenon vulnerable risks associated climate_change choosing climate_change central topic general assembly session organizing high- level dialogue future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change assembly president pinpointed growing concern associated global_warming country central african climate
CAF 2007 332 332 bearing little responsibility advent phenomenon vulnerable risks associated climate_change choosing climate_change central topic general assembly session organizing high- level dialogue future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change assembly president pinpointed growing concern associated global_warming country central african republic indeed problems associated climate_change now lie core international debates moment thus arrived transform good climate
CAF 2007 339 339 associated climate_change choosing climate_change central topic general assembly session organizing high- level dialogue future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change assembly president pinpointed growing concern associated global_warming country central african republic indeed problems associated climate_change now lie core international debates moment thus arrived transform good intentions concrete actions part central african republic climate
CAF 2007 347 347 session organizing high- level dialogue future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change assembly president pinpointed growing concern associated global_warming country central african republic indeed problems associated climate_change now lie core international debates moment thus arrived transform good intentions concrete actions part central african republic hopes bali climate_change conference december wealthy countries will climate
CAF 2007 367 367 african republic indeed problems associated climate_change now lie core international debates moment thus arrived transform good intentions concrete actions part central african republic hopes bali climate_change conference december wealthy countries will last honour commitments area technology transfer will provide assistance strengthening national regional structures required effective action combat climate_change like pay climate
CAF 2007 390 390 hopes bali climate_change conference december wealthy countries will last honour commitments area technology transfer will provide assistance strengthening national regional structures required effective action combat climate_change like pay warm tribute secretary-general interest shown problems initiative appointing three special envoys area climate_change allow present specific case country central african republic spans three climate
CAF 2007 405 405 provide assistance strengthening national regional structures required effective action combat climate_change like pay warm tribute secretary-general interest shown problems initiative appointing three special envoys area climate_change allow present specific case country central african republic spans three climatic zones great diversity ecosystem dense humid forest south pre-sahelian area north central position crossroads climate
CHE 2007 33 33 assembly assure country’s full support sixty-second session us share hope peaceful harmonious world time civilian populations targets suicide attacks sophisticated weapons children forced become soldiers climate_change poses threat survival planet meeting responsibilities responsibility lie millions men women suffering malnutrition basic needs met injustice everywhere environment destroyed can overcome scourges assailing human climate
CHE 2007 459 459 nature taken whole phenomena pose major threat millions people places people live cultures living conditions risks security health development discussed fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change today environmental problems threat security political level require act responsibly human beings also require forming alliances protect natural resources although established institutions international mechanisms combat climate
CHE 2007 530 530 lacks clear objectives therefore need join together identify implement commitments order better manage resources efforts protect biosphere also need mobilize united nations system order respond climate_change effectively coherently switzerland therefore hopes will set ambitious goals second phase kyoto protocol ready make substantial contribution collective effort entire international community must join switzerland climate
CHE 2007 563 563 ambitious goals second phase kyoto protocol ready make substantial contribution collective effort entire international community must join switzerland believes order legitimacy future international regime address climate_change will require participation countries view united nations framework convention climate changes kyoto protocol provide appropriate starting points deliberations negotiations climate_change addressing economic social environmental aspects climate
CHE 2007 583 583 legitimacy future international regime address climate_change will require participation countries view united nations framework convention climate changes kyoto protocol provide appropriate starting points deliberations negotiations climate_change addressing economic social environmental aspects development based respect human rights challenge goal us seek build world freer secure international community adopted many development goals recent climate
CHL 2007 165 165 proposal consideration member states major tasks facing us today will probably require consensus-building ever known can ensure human rights respected throughout entire world can halt climate_change continents oceans can make equity social justice men women world concern countries major challenges international community must today tackle urgently dedication chile will vigorously promote climate
CHL 2007 357 357 world democracy universal value process must supported time will strongly support united nations democracy fund aspiration becomes reality studying concern scientific evidence showing devastating effects climate_change planet yesterday discussing social human economic effects glad world beginning take notice clear serious threat future must act now chile example seen speed glaciers melting climate
CHL 2007 410 410 ten years southern zones turn experiencing dangerous depletion ozone layer jeopardizing health citizens although ones mainly responsible deterioration chile begun take necessary steps mitigate effects global_warming combine efforts matter urgency solutions may found said many times time lose consensus must reach effort enlist greatest possible support comparable international mobilization led adoption climate
CHL 2007 491 491 within framework united nations us must contribute especially already polluted achieved development ask developed countries pledge technical financial assistance developing countries need help efforts combat climate_change strongly hope meetings parties framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol held december bali progress will made defining parameters post-2012 process also hope developed countries will make climate
CHL 2007 498 498 especially already polluted achieved development ask developed countries pledge technical financial assistance developing countries need help efforts combat climate_change strongly hope meetings parties framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol held december bali progress will made defining parameters post-2012 process also hope developed countries will make greater commitments regarding mitigation adaptation technology transfer climate
CHL 2007 535 535 process also hope developed countries will make greater commitments regarding mitigation adaptation technology transfer financing must however realize greatest efforts developed countries will suffice halt climate_change also necessary developing countries take additional emission reduction actions framework global effort within scope convention bearer message hope well nations seeking eradicate poverty build fairer climate
CHN 2007 715 715 general assembly devoted promoting harmony man nature development world advanced material progress caused ecological imbalance environmental pollution protect common homeland matter vital importance common future climate_change environmental issue ultimately issue development arisen course development can resolved development uphold framework united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol adhere principle common differentiated responsibilities climate
CHN 2007 733 733 common homeland matter vital importance common future climate_change environmental issue ultimately issue development arisen course development can resolved development uphold framework united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol adhere principle common differentiated responsibilities developed countries face responsibilities fulfil commitments emissions reduction earnest continue take lead emissions reduction strengthen international cooperation energy climate
CHN 2007 793 793 protection technologies low-carbon energy technologies establish reasonable mechanisms financing technology transfer will enable developing countries gain access afford advanced environmental- protection technologies enhance capacity respond climate_change effectively address climate_change achieving sustainable development china takes climate_change seriously though current per capita carbon_dioxide emissions less one third average developed countries china acting way climate
CHN 2007 796 796 energy technologies establish reasonable mechanisms financing technology transfer will enable developing countries gain access afford advanced environmental- protection technologies enhance capacity respond climate_change effectively address climate_change achieving sustainable development china takes climate_change seriously though current per capita carbon_dioxide emissions less one third average developed countries china acting way highly responsible mankind climate
CHN 2007 802 802 technology transfer will enable developing countries gain access afford advanced environmental- protection technologies enhance capacity respond climate_change effectively address climate_change achieving sustainable development china takes climate_change seriously though current per capita carbon_dioxide emissions less one third average developed countries china acting way highly responsible mankind taken many effective measures tackle climate_change climate
CHN 2007 808 808 gain access afford advanced environmental- protection technologies enhance capacity respond climate_change effectively address climate_change achieving sustainable development china takes climate_change seriously though current per capita carbon_dioxide emissions less one third average developed countries china acting way highly responsible mankind taken many effective measures tackle climate_change including adopting series laws regulations setting climate
CHN 2007 827 827 climate_change seriously though current per capita carbon_dioxide emissions less one third average developed countries china acting way highly responsible mankind taken many effective measures tackle climate_change including adopting series laws regulations setting goals reducing energy intensity increasing forest cover chinese government set following targets reduce energy intensity total discharge major pollutants climate
CHN 2007 867 867 government set following targets reduce energy intensity total discharge major pollutants per cent per cent respectively increase forest cover rate per cent period end national climate_change programme china will take active part international cooperation climate_change contribute share protecting global climate advancing united nations reform enabling organization play important role maintaining world climate
CHN 2007 876 876 major pollutants per cent per cent respectively increase forest cover rate per cent period end national climate_change programme china will take active part international cooperation climate_change contribute share protecting global climate advancing united nations reform enabling organization play important role maintaining world peace promoting common development strengthening cooperation among countries crucial climate
CMR 2007 758 758 transit receiving countries must intervene seek humane solutions take account underlying causes phenomenon indeed clear neither controls repatriation will offer adequate sustainable response problem issue climate_change becoming one important urgent issues time recognized urgent act destinies future generations depend context wish congratulate secretary- general initiative convening high-level event climate_change just concluded climate
CMR 2007 781 781 problem issue climate_change becoming one important urgent issues time recognized urgent act destinies future generations depend context wish congratulate secretary- general initiative convening high-level event climate_change just concluded holding negotiations december bali indonesia united nations framework convention climate_change post-kyoto regime also focus attention furthermore welcome intention tunisian government organize november international climate
CMR 2007 793 793 destinies future generations depend context wish congratulate secretary- general initiative convening high-level event climate_change just concluded holding negotiations december bali indonesia united nations framework convention climate_change post-kyoto regime also focus attention furthermore welcome intention tunisian government organize november international conference effects climate_change strategies adaptation african continent mediterranean region domain try reach climate
CMR 2007 809 809 holding negotiations december bali indonesia united nations framework convention climate_change post-kyoto regime also focus attention furthermore welcome intention tunisian government organize november international conference effects climate_change strategies adaptation african continent mediterranean region domain try reach global agreement part united nations framework convention process tackle matter climate_change aspects challenges just discussed can climate
CMR 2007 829 829 organize november international conference effects climate_change strategies adaptation african continent mediterranean region domain try reach global agreement part united nations framework convention process tackle matter climate_change aspects challenges just discussed can taken global scale united nations forefront struggle purpose needs active cooperation members particularly great powers also constantly adapt changing realities climate
COD 2007 406 406 will always question long security council fails power ensure pursuant provisions charter relevant resolutions effective establishment two states living side side peace security another subject climate_change undeniable reality today eloquent instance constantly changing face collective security effects unfortunately will harmful developing countries particularly unfairly africa africa contributes least greenhouse gas emissions climate
COD 2007 429 429 another subject climate_change undeniable reality today eloquent instance constantly changing face collective security effects unfortunately will harmful developing countries particularly unfairly africa africa contributes least greenhouse gas emissions resources deal terrible consequences making point stark reminder need responsible equitable unified approach problems sustainable development therefore welcome secretary-general’s organization september high-level meeting climate
COD 2007 455 455 gas emissions resources deal terrible consequences making point stark reminder need responsible equitable unified approach problems sustainable development therefore welcome secretary-general’s organization september high-level meeting climate_change meeting opportunity us devote crucial subject attention deserves sensitize consequences patterns consumption expose world threat irreversible disaster democratic republic congo natural habitat unparalleled biological diversity climate
COD 2007 659 659 made member states united nations charter reaffirmed commitment democratic republic congo founding text organization also drawn assembly’s attention various scourges characterize international context threats relating climate_change thereby stressed need us combine efforts wish enable peoples live world enjoys best possible living conditions social progress international peace security political resolve eradicate scourges climate
COG 2007 55 55 delegation wish first thank sheikha haya rashed al-khalifa bahrain excellent work also thank president election president general assembly sixty-second session five priorities articulated road map climate_change drafting announced election represent agenda line objectives pursued united nations since millennium summit september can rely delegation’s cooperation consider issues mr ban ki-moon first experience climate
COG 2007 916 916 north korea encourage pursuing dialogue iran make sure slippage programme country developing delegation also pleased mobilization international community around question crucial future mankind real threat climate_change now thanks science clearly established human activity origin scourge agree secretary-general president general assembly time come act therefore welcomed high-level meeting held september theme president climate
COG 2007 1021 1021 better forestry commercial practices talks three areas held september margins high-level meeting permitted delegations prepare common approach presented conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali december constant commitment peace international security today includes many aspects climate_change merits special attention assembly world’s conscience must give great challenges confronting humanity climate
COG 2007 1033 1033 permitted delegations prepare common approach presented conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali december constant commitment peace international security today includes many aspects climate_change merits special attention assembly world’s conscience must give great challenges confronting humanity climate
COL 2007 914 914 million million children benefited food programmes expect reach million programme together undertaken eliminate extreme poverty combines variety social tools cover million families reaffirm commitment fighting global_warming gone natural gas vehicles nearly moved forward construction mass transportation systems nine cities reduce individual transportation indigenous communities advanced construction series villages compose barrier complete climate
COM 2007 162 162 endemic disease therefore security harmony world call greater solidarity greater humanism international community thus emphasize development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation ecosystem desertification solidarity also forthcoming combating scourges affecting countries specifically hiv aids malaria diseases decimate peoples impede development addition yet another scourge besets world climate
CPV 2007 5 5 commend united nations chosen climate_change theme sixty-second session general assembly time recall many countries south recent decades warned international community phenomenon experienced drama droughts desertification climate_change multiple causes natural others climate
CPV 2007 26 26 commend united nations chosen climate_change theme sixty-second session general assembly time recall many countries south recent decades warned international community phenomenon experienced drama droughts desertification climate_change multiple causes natural others generated human action therefore responsibilities states societies respect changes equal impacts lives common citizen likewise scientific technological financial means prevent negative climate
CPV 2007 53 53 causes natural others generated human action therefore responsibilities states societies respect changes equal impacts lives common citizen likewise scientific technological financial means prevent negative effects climate_change point like say words drought desertification demonstrate without doubt change climate west african subregion needless mention devastating impact economic social life populations unfortunately spite conferences climate
CPV 2007 103 103 conferences grandiloquent conclusions declarations repeated calls sahel received half-heated inconsistent responses view profound implications stance lives populations states depicting responses abdication responsibility part international community climate_change without doubt world challenge many dimensions potential restructure economic social political life likely wasted much time discussion thereby delaying global acceptance problem consequently formulation strategies climate
CPV 2007 138 138 social political life likely wasted much time discussion thereby delaying global acceptance problem consequently formulation strategies adaptation mitigation brief like underline catastrophic effects present future climate_change specifically drought desertification small island states projections sea level rise prove true will facing disaster unimaginable proportions country cape verde archipelago modest physical demographic dimensions climate
CPV 2007 194 194 desertification suffered almost uninterrupted water shortages three decades indeed cape verde given location size landscape insular archipelagic characteristics territory prime example convergence concentration negative effects climate_change drought desertification unquestionable impact family income poverty rate also undermine government efforts strongly condition mobilization allocation resources development financing light challenges climate_change one recall leading climate
CPV 2007 216 216 concentration negative effects climate_change drought desertification unquestionable impact family income poverty rate also undermine government efforts strongly condition mobilization allocation resources development financing light challenges climate_change one recall leading role united nations continues mustering efforts raise awareness critical problem future mankind convinced bali conference will set new parameters based principle equity climate
CPV 2007 456 456 high time move discourse action respect ownership accordance spirit paris declaration aid effectiveness allow also briefly recall transborder global nature many modern day phenomena refer climate_change course terrorism organized crime trafficking kinds represent threat human security democratic rule law corrupt values compromise development thwart legitimate expectations peoples living time problems threats climate
CRI 2007 165 165 just intolerable occasion just unimaginable right compromise multilateralism especially wrong lack will affect one partners making desperate appeal help regard welcome fact general assembly put climate_change top agenda long taken us simply satisfied better late never exactly years ago president maumoon abdul gayoom republic maldives alerted us come speak international political climate
CRI 2007 206 206 abdul gayoom republic maldives alerted us come speak international political issues rather death nation death nation whose islands will virtually submerged rise sea level owing climate_change emergency hotline must respond september emergencies covered charter united nations time pay debt nature simply continue distort evidence climate_change regardless inconvenient truth may respective shares climate
CRI 2007 225 225 virtually submerged rise sea level owing climate_change emergency hotline must respond september emergencies covered charter united nations time pay debt nature simply continue distort evidence climate_change regardless inconvenient truth may respective shares responsibility truth stay year year reminded greater frequency intensity costa rica species per square kilometre anywhere world found committed climate
CRI 2007 268 268 species per square kilometre anywhere world found committed going beyond obligations adopted concrete sustainable actions setting aside per cent national territory preserves generation energy using renewable_energy sources per cent generating capacity introduction environmental service payments commitment advance towards carbon-neutral economy year however matter sustainable commitment national level efforts will less impact climate
CRI 2007 281 281 sustainable actions setting aside per cent national territory preserves generation energy using renewable_energy sources per cent generating capacity introduction environmental service payments commitment advance towards carbon-neutral economy year however matter sustainable commitment national level efforts will less impact met similar commitments parts world since climate_change recognize borders others large environmental debts climate
CRI 2007 300 300 environmental service payments commitment advance towards carbon-neutral economy year however matter sustainable commitment national level efforts will less impact met similar commitments parts world since climate_change recognize borders others large environmental debts simply continue live debt accelerates coming day judgement although seen strides international environmental governance global regional levels continue indebted climate
CUB 2007 76 76 periphery poor countries billions people scramble make living become key factor survival mankind high-level meeting general assembly held two days ago emphasized danger posed accelerated global_warming already affecting us effect climate_change action must taken quickly developed countries moral duty historic responsibility set example spearhead effort hand several countries always south continue climate
CUB 2007 81 81 scramble make living become key factor survival mankind high-level meeting general assembly held two days ago emphasized danger posed accelerated global_warming already affecting us effect climate_change action must taken quickly developed countries moral duty historic responsibility set example spearhead effort hand several countries always south continue fall prey unacceptable acts aggression climate
CUB 2007 289 289 including nuclear disarmament ongoing demand movement non-aligned countries decades see promotion arms race squandering wealth new weapons arms systems deplete resources world needs mitigate effects climate_change address serious problems stemming poverty marginalization attempt made prevent politicized selective fashion implementation principle already proclaimed non-proliferation treaty nations right development nuclear energy peaceful purposes climate
CUB 2007 1008 1008 behaviour respect international law illegal blockades wars president bush talked democracy know lying came office fraud deceit spared presence yesterday listened president albert gore talking climate_change risks species also recall brazenly supported coup d’état president constitution venezuela talked peace know lying remember well threatened countries called dark corners world saying wipe climate
CYP 2007 144 144 face quasi- irreversibility damage done thus far least put necessary focus resources energy curbing galloping deterioration situation urgently decide first steps protect societies large-scale future climate_change intergovernmental panel climate_change suggested number technological policy instruments available governments mitigation action stand ready support adoption number sectoral policies measures panel deemed effective use renewable_energy climate
CYP 2007 147 147 damage done thus far least put necessary focus resources energy curbing galloping deterioration situation urgently decide first steps protect societies large-scale future climate_change intergovernmental panel climate_change suggested number technological policy instruments available governments mitigation action stand ready support adoption number sectoral policies measures panel deemed effective use renewable_energy use technology produce climate
CYP 2007 169 169 climate_change intergovernmental panel climate_change suggested number technological policy instruments available governments mitigation action stand ready support adoption number sectoral policies measures panel deemed effective use renewable_energy use technology produce energy cleanly improved waste waste-water management use alternative technologies exploiting human systems like forestry fisheries agriculture deciding enforcing response see plausible framework climate
CYP 2007 209 209 systems like forestry fisheries agriculture deciding enforcing response see plausible framework united nations aside unique position address issue global character success confronting threat massive potential climate_change will litmus test relevance organization one say climate_change modern-day equivalent security threat necessitated establishment organization remains seen whether system can effective dealing contemporary threats humanity climate
CYP 2007 217 217 see plausible framework united nations aside unique position address issue global character success confronting threat massive potential climate_change will litmus test relevance organization one say climate_change modern-day equivalent security threat necessitated establishment organization remains seen whether system can effective dealing contemporary threats humanity dealing traditional security deficits let now turn issue climate
CZE 2007 539 539 lowering export subsidies far efficient way help developing countries anything else allow developing countries blocked economic growth additional burdens imposed upon will able bear conference climate_change held day yesterday resolutely warned unjustified alarmism global-warming activists fellow-travellers governments international organizations even potential problem well can never solved without relying freedom free markets climate
DEU 2007 68 68 poverty challenge development poses everyone fair share prosperity considerable imbalances thus need global awareness beyond national boundaries joint responsibility order master major challenges facing world climate_change undoubtedly one central challenges facing humanity today therefore much welcome decision mr president make climate_change focus year’s session general assembly never facts clear consensus among climate
DEU 2007 83 83 national boundaries joint responsibility order master major challenges facing world climate_change undoubtedly one central challenges facing humanity today therefore much welcome decision mr president make climate_change focus year’s session general assembly never facts clear consensus among scientists great need action indisputable every country affected impact climate_change one country can tackle alone climate
DEU 2007 103 103 welcome decision mr president make climate_change focus year’s session general assembly never facts clear consensus among scientists great need action indisputable every country affected impact climate_change one country can tackle alone take action incur immense costs cause new global conflicts mean way ahead quite concrete terms means contribution individual states groups climate
DMA 2007 56 56 congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon election wish long successful tenure hope leadership united nations will give greater attention plight world’s small island developing states among vulnerable climate_change natural disasters rise sea levels interdependent world live today promotion fundamental values peace democracy human rights development depends strong multilateral institutions dominica believes strong united climate
DMA 2007 226 226 therefore rededicate implementation actions called united nations decade eradication poverty relevant resolutions general assembly including related right development alleviation burdensome debt fair equitable trading rules climate_change pressing environmental problem humankind ever faced seriously threatens human security will undermine ability achieve mdgs unless global collective response planet will become unlivable us small climate
DMA 2007 257 257 faced seriously threatens human security will undermine ability achieve mdgs unless global collective response planet will become unlivable us small island developing states vulnerable effects climate_change even though contribute least emissions greenhouse gases sea-level rise threatens territorial existence small island developing states low-lying islands indian ocean pacific caribbean may simply disappear climate
DMA 2007 263 263 undermine ability achieve mdgs unless global collective response planet will become unlivable us small island developing states vulnerable effects climate_change even though contribute least emissions greenhouse gases sea-level rise threatens territorial existence small island developing states low-lying islands indian ocean pacific caribbean may simply disappear next years less melting ice caps climate
DMA 2007 296 296 island developing states low-lying islands indian ocean pacific caribbean may simply disappear next years less melting ice caps mountain glaciers continents becomes new reality unchecked climate_change disappearance beaches coastal tourism plants loss coastal communication infrastructure devastate tourism economy island states regions also beginning experience effects climatic changes persistent conditions drought followed climate
DMA 2007 326 326 plants loss coastal communication infrastructure devastate tourism economy island states regions also beginning experience effects climatic changes persistent conditions drought followed devastating flooding rising sea temperature causing death bleaching coral reefs turn impacting negatively fish stocks major protein source island states estimated one-degree increase sea temperature pre-industrial levels will lead significant climate
DMA 2007 346 346 followed devastating flooding rising sea temperature causing death bleaching coral reefs turn impacting negatively fish stocks major protein source island states estimated one-degree increase sea temperature pre-industrial levels will lead significant loss tuna dolphin stocks large number island states rising sea temperature also provides fertile ground development tropical storms hurricanes affect climate
DMA 2007 362 362 major protein source island states estimated one-degree increase sea temperature pre-industrial levels will lead significant loss tuna dolphin stocks large number island states rising sea temperature also provides fertile ground development tropical storms hurricanes affect caribbean region every year climate_change contributing frequency severity storms currently midst hurricane season two- week period climate
DMA 2007 376 376 significant loss tuna dolphin stocks large number island states rising sea temperature also provides fertile ground development tropical storms hurricanes affect caribbean region every year climate_change contributing frequency severity storms currently midst hurricane season two- week period month august caribbean region suffered onslaught two category-5 hurricanes dean felix storms seriously affected climate
DMA 2007 479 479 stock seriously affected appreciate greatly solidarity number countries regional extra-regional generous support provided immediate aftermath now comes serious challenge reconstruction estimated cost million high-level event climate_change helped underscore nothing climate_change will enormous negative implications countries particularly least developed countries small island developing states pace climate_change negotiations disconcertingly slow adequately responsive urgency climate
DMA 2007 483 483 greatly solidarity number countries regional extra-regional generous support provided immediate aftermath now comes serious challenge reconstruction estimated cost million high-level event climate_change helped underscore nothing climate_change will enormous negative implications countries particularly least developed countries small island developing states pace climate_change negotiations disconcertingly slow adequately responsive urgency dictated science urge nations climate
DMA 2007 498 498 reconstruction estimated cost million high-level event climate_change helped underscore nothing climate_change will enormous negative implications countries particularly least developed countries small island developing states pace climate_change negotiations disconcertingly slow adequately responsive urgency dictated science urge nations world come bali december prepared advance multilateral negotiations demonstration collective political will commitment determined action climate
DMA 2007 538 538 prepared advance multilateral negotiations demonstration collective political will commitment determined action will critical reach agreement fair effective flexible inclusive climate regime united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol developed countries advanced developing countries must make greater effort considerate emergency situation facing small island states continue stress vulnerable situation small island developing climate
DMA 2007 1091 1091 will significantly reduce dependence fossil fuels energy needs slow haemorrhaging scarce foreign exchange earnings meet ever- rising cost petroleum products plan increase current 40-per cent renewable_energy generation hydropower initiatives geothermal energy development expansion hydropower will need continuing partnership development partners remain path towards successful economic transformation may call united nations rededicate climate
DMA 2007 1133 1133 towards successful economic transformation may call united nations rededicate making development highest priority body together developed countries developing countries must work cooperative manner address challenges climate_change sustainable development can work together defeat poverty underdevelopment give hope dignity peoples achieve must implement decisions take general assembly every year time action now climate
DNK 2007 270 270 human rights impunity crimes humanity will active foreign policy denmark will seriously best contribute effective united nations assist countries strong commitment development lack necessary resources climate_change undoubtedly become one urgent global challenges times one definition must dealt truly global level climate_change will affect poorest weakest countries will different capacity act therefore climate
DNK 2007 285 285 united nations assist countries strong commitment development lack necessary resources climate_change undoubtedly become one urgent global challenges times one definition must dealt truly global level climate_change will affect poorest weakest countries will different capacity act therefore base joint efforts notion common differentiated responsibilities denmark pleased host fifteenth conference parties convention climate_change climate
DNK 2007 310 310 climate_change will affect poorest weakest countries will different capacity act therefore base joint efforts notion common differentiated responsibilities denmark pleased host fifteenth conference parties convention climate_change held december already commenced preparations conference ambitions high must reach consensus effective multilateral post-kyoto agreement climate_change conference copenhagen last call agreement enter force commend secretary-general climate
DNK 2007 326 326 differentiated responsibilities denmark pleased host fifteenth conference parties convention climate_change held december already commenced preparations conference ambitions high must reach consensus effective multilateral post-kyoto agreement climate_change conference copenhagen last call agreement enter force commend secretary-general leadership issue view inclusive united nations-based multilateral approach crucial bring parties together responding global climate challenge climate
DNK 2007 354 354 last call agreement enter force commend secretary-general leadership issue view inclusive united nations-based multilateral approach crucial bring parties together responding global climate challenge high-level event climate_change held new york last week illustration commitment want echo two essential points made high-level event also taken secretary-general conclusions first note conference parties take place climate
DNK 2007 389 389 two essential points made high-level event also taken secretary-general conclusions first note conference parties take place bali next december represents crucial cut-off date serious fighting climate_change thirteenth conference parties convention climate_change bali must define clear timetable negotiations towards comprehensive post-2012 framework secondly note united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc remains legitimate climate
DNK 2007 394 394 event also taken secretary-general conclusions first note conference parties take place bali next december represents crucial cut-off date serious fighting climate_change thirteenth conference parties convention climate_change bali must define clear timetable negotiations towards comprehensive post-2012 framework secondly note united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc remains legitimate framework truly global negotiations climate_change climate
DNK 2007 411 411 date serious fighting climate_change thirteenth conference parties convention climate_change bali must define clear timetable negotiations towards comprehensive post-2012 framework secondly note united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc remains legitimate framework truly global negotiations climate_change within unfccc ambitious agreement must reached reduce global emissions counter climate_change another major global challenge denmark attaches climate
DNK 2007 419 419 climate_change bali must define clear timetable negotiations towards comprehensive post-2012 framework secondly note united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc remains legitimate framework truly global negotiations climate_change within unfccc ambitious agreement must reached reduce global emissions counter climate_change another major global challenge denmark attaches great importance obtain equal opportunities women also see climate
DNK 2007 430 430 secondly note united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc remains legitimate framework truly global negotiations climate_change within unfccc ambitious agreement must reached reduce global emissions counter climate_change another major global challenge denmark attaches great importance obtain equal opportunities women also see crucial role effective united nations gender equality dealt strengthened systematic way climate
DOM 2007 413 413 dominican republic experiencing interdependent character current international trends seems distant remote event nevertheless direct impact daily lives peoples another example illustrates undeniable interdependence nations earth climate_change topic new discussions organization year passes find closer predicted disasters dominican republic already experiencing impact climate_change various ways increase volatility frequency floods droughts hurricanes destroy climate
DOM 2007 429 429 lives peoples another example illustrates undeniable interdependence nations earth climate_change topic new discussions organization year passes find closer predicted disasters dominican republic already experiencing impact climate_change various ways increase volatility frequency floods droughts hurricanes destroy ecosystem biodiversity infrastructures also experiencing increased coastal erosion loss beaches well frequent bleaching coral reefs thus climate
DZA 2007 159 159 united nations although pleased progress made date still long way go achieving goals set summit efforts must still made find appropriate response serious threat posed climate_change subject discussion last week achieving millennium development goals mdgs comprehensive convention international terrorism still agreed strengthening united nations system-wide coherence reforming security council without overall climate
DZA 2007 1042 1042 commitments undertaken millennium summit monterrey international conference financing development johannesburg world summit sustainable development world summit regard pleased note number encouraging signs high- level dialogue climate_change held united nations last week illustrates now collective awareness reality threat humankind posed climate_change correlation issue development connection like emphasize central role played united nations climate
DZA 2007 1056 1056 world summit regard pleased note number encouraging signs high- level dialogue climate_change held united nations last week illustrates now collective awareness reality threat humankind posed climate_change correlation issue development connection like emphasize central role played united nations carrying negotiations advance conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change held bali ensure climate
DZA 2007 1078 1078 threat humankind posed climate_change correlation issue development connection like emphasize central role played united nations carrying negotiations advance conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change held bali ensure meeting produces global regime replace kyoto protocol upon expiry regime include emissions reduction strategy fair effective equitable based principle common differentiated responsibilities climate
DZA 2007 1117 1117 include emissions reduction strategy fair effective equitable based principle common differentiated responsibilities essence matter safeguarding interests developing countries especially african countries pollute least exposed effects climate_change determined continue active participation international effort protect environment algeria made energy strategy part sustainable development policy deciding promote renewable sources energy also pleased note june climate
DZA 2007 1167 1167 june algeria distinct honour hosting festivities world environment day addition december hosted joint international conference desertification held mark end international year deserts desertification issue linked climate_change algeria embraced millennium declaration spared effort take concrete steps national development policies also working within context nepad promote efforts will contribute development african continent consolidating climate
ECU 2007 504 504 different understand development attainment good standard living everyone peace harmony nature indefinite extension human cultures respect extremely happy see assembly broadly debated devastating unjust effects climate_change ecuador submitted specific innovative proposal contribute reduction carbon_dioxide emissions preservation biodiversity yasuni-itt proposal involves commitment extract million barrels oil thereby avoiding emission approximately million tons climate
ECU 2007 512 512 peace harmony nature indefinite extension human cultures respect extremely happy see assembly broadly debated devastating unjust effects climate_change ecuador submitted specific innovative proposal contribute reduction carbon_dioxide emissions preservation biodiversity yasuni-itt proposal involves commitment extract million barrels oil thereby avoiding emission approximately million tons carbon come burning fossil fuel however will mean climate
ECU 2007 586 586 part developed countries planet’s main predators minimum compensation environmental benefits generating extraordinary example global collective action setting aside rhetoric favour concrete facts practical actions reduce global_warming benefit whole planet also bring new way thinking economics twenty-first century generation value compensated just generation goods speaking cultures happy see general assembly recently adopted climate
ESP 2007 213 213 cooperation europe osce spain participates organizations optimism progress tangible despite sometimes slow pace progress global political awareness challenges affecting demography sustainable human economic development link climate_change peace possible necessary real peace just absence war need clear way peace political reason middle east region fraught violence dramatic tension turn affects security confidence climate
EST 2007 7 7 shall speak today four fundamental topics climate_change cybersecurity conflict resolution cooperation among international organizations accordance united nations framework convention climate_change well kyoto protocol industrialized countries obligated reduce emissions greenhouse gases estonia already climate
EST 2007 20 20 shall speak today four fundamental topics climate_change cybersecurity conflict resolution cooperation among international organizations accordance united nations framework convention climate_change well kyoto protocol industrialized countries obligated reduce emissions greenhouse gases estonia already achieved basic target kyoto protocol emissions greenhouse gases cut back per cent fully climate
EST 2007 29 29 four fundamental topics climate_change cybersecurity conflict resolution cooperation among international organizations accordance united nations framework convention climate_change well kyoto protocol industrialized countries obligated reduce emissions greenhouse gases estonia already achieved basic target kyoto protocol emissions greenhouse gases cut back per cent fully subscribing european union statement post-2012 vision international climate released climate
EST 2007 39 39 organizations accordance united nations framework convention climate_change well kyoto protocol industrialized countries obligated reduce emissions greenhouse gases estonia already achieved basic target kyoto protocol emissions greenhouse gases cut back per cent fully subscribing european union statement post-2012 vision international climate released portuguese presidency hope negotiations concerning new global climate deal will climate
EST 2007 92 92 comprehensive global political agreement early december yes recognize developing countries special needs areas sustainable economic growth eradication poverty also need decouple economic growth energy consumption carbon_dioxide emissions investing energy efficiency will huge impact future diversification energy supply greater use renewable energies way forward resources technology decarbonisation come primarily industrial nations therefore climate
EST 2007 112 112 decouple economic growth energy consumption carbon_dioxide emissions investing energy efficiency will huge impact future diversification energy supply greater use renewable energies way forward resources technology decarbonisation come primarily industrial nations therefore need continue dialogue industrialized developing nations concerning adoption green economy reducing carbon-fuel dependency counterbalancing climate_change caused human activities need promote climate
EST 2007 132 132 energies way forward resources technology decarbonisation come primarily industrial nations therefore need continue dialogue industrialized developing nations concerning adoption green economy reducing carbon-fuel dependency counterbalancing climate_change caused human activities need promote technology transfer necessary developing environment-friendly energy production estonia believes best way forward tie development assistance investment clean technologies past people climate
ETH 2007 488 488 led acceleration process began earlier culminating just three four months opening new millennium planting close billion trees process will continue throughout year beyond oblivious spectre global_warming threat climate_change africa exceptionally vulnerable effects climate_change many us live margins smallest difference climate can mean difference sufficient food famine survival death global challenge requires climate
ETH 2007 490 490 process began earlier culminating just three four months opening new millennium planting close billion trees process will continue throughout year beyond oblivious spectre global_warming threat climate_change africa exceptionally vulnerable effects climate_change many us live margins smallest difference climate can mean difference sufficient food famine survival death global challenge requires global response climate
ETH 2007 495 495 three four months opening new millennium planting close billion trees process will continue throughout year beyond oblivious spectre global_warming threat climate_change africa exceptionally vulnerable effects climate_change many us live margins smallest difference climate can mean difference sufficient food famine survival death global challenge requires global response however need speedy economic development climate
ETH 2007 565 565 ensure developmental process countries ethiopia environmentally friendly regard welcome proposal brazil new united nations conference environment development held also appreciative european union’s eu commitment cut greenhouse gas emissions introduce responsible sustainable energy policies endorse eu’s support reforming institutional framework united nations environmental activities economic social progress ethiopia made past decade doubt climate
FIN 2007 325 325 secretariat regard welcome additional emphasis given rule law support rule law necessity consolidation global security sustainable development requires us consistently promote fairer globalization well- nature climate_change affects future whole mankind finland highlights necessity reach soon possible globally inclusive agreement post-2012 climate regime united nations central role play process every nation right climate
FIN 2007 373 373 every nation right develop aim growth prosperity industrialized countries must demonstrate solidarity developing countries take possible steps promote access environmentally sound technologies everyone believe tone climate_change debate developing promising direction many member states various regions social actors become active produced initiatives concerning development climate policy take advantage asset run-up bali climate_change climate
FIN 2007 398 398 climate_change debate developing promising direction many member states various regions social actors become active produced initiatives concerning development climate policy take advantage asset run-up bali climate_change conference held december high-level event climate_change held september success feel gave us political support will need heading towards bali everyone’s input will course required finland climate
FIN 2007 404 404 member states various regions social actors become active produced initiatives concerning development climate policy take advantage asset run-up bali climate_change conference held december high-level event climate_change held september success feel gave us political support will need heading towards bali everyone’s input will course required finland appreciates fact president general assembly made climate
FJI 2007 88 88 situation special needs small island nations outset fiji wishes reiterate unwavering commitment achieving millennium development goals mdgs pursuing environmentally friendly sustainable development activities addressing challenges climate_change issues widely debated assembly like take opportunity address issues particular concern fiji united nations-led peacekeeping operations renowned worldwide become human face multilateral body war-torn conflict-prone climate
FSM 2007 86 86 commitments importance country attaches multilateralism purposes principles united nations days ago september met hall take stock global threat probably single important challenge facing planet today climate_change long became fashionable climate_change mainstreamed global agenda micronesia forefront speaking action now recognized global emergency years argued small island developing state among vulnerable climate_change threatens climate
FSM 2007 90 90 multilateralism purposes principles united nations days ago september met hall take stock global threat probably single important challenge facing planet today climate_change long became fashionable climate_change mainstreamed global agenda micronesia forefront speaking action now recognized global emergency years argued small island developing state among vulnerable climate_change threatens existence come long way climate
FSM 2007 110 110 today climate_change long became fashionable climate_change mainstreamed global agenda micronesia forefront speaking action now recognized global emergency years argued small island developing state among vulnerable climate_change threatens existence come long way short time consider just years ago united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc signed climate_change considered hypothetical threat imagined real now climate
FSM 2007 126 126 emergency years argued small island developing state among vulnerable climate_change threatens existence come long way short time consider just years ago united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc signed climate_change considered hypothetical threat imagined real now climate_change accepted reality adverse impact seen inevitable life-threatening especially small island developing states like micronesia current climate
FSM 2007 129 129 small island developing state among vulnerable climate_change threatens existence come long way short time consider just years ago united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc signed climate_change considered hypothetical threat imagined real now climate_change accepted reality adverse impact seen inevitable life-threatening especially small island developing states like micronesia current sense urgency paid climate
FSM 2007 136 136 threatens existence come long way short time consider just years ago united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc signed climate_change considered hypothetical threat imagined real now climate_change accepted reality adverse impact seen inevitable life-threatening especially small island developing states like micronesia current sense urgency paid climate_change world community evidenced high-level meetings around climate
FSM 2007 155 155 considered hypothetical threat imagined real now climate_change accepted reality adverse impact seen inevitable life-threatening especially small island developing states like micronesia current sense urgency paid climate_change world community evidenced high-level meetings around world truly encouraging still far reaching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol need take collective action now climate
FSM 2007 173 173 states like micronesia current sense urgency paid climate_change world community evidenced high-level meetings around world truly encouraging still far reaching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol need take collective action now act responsibly save planet taking consideration principle common differentiated responsibility actions effective imperative pursue climate_change agenda sense urgency climate
FSM 2007 195 195 nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol need take collective action now act responsibly save planet taking consideration principle common differentiated responsibility actions effective imperative pursue climate_change agenda sense urgency within framework united nations important acknowledgment threats climate_change accompanied provision adequate additional financing developed countries vulnerable assist us coping adaptation mitigation requirements climate
FSM 2007 206 206 act responsibly save planet taking consideration principle common differentiated responsibility actions effective imperative pursue climate_change agenda sense urgency within framework united nations important acknowledgment threats climate_change accompanied provision adequate additional financing developed countries vulnerable assist us coping adaptation mitigation requirements therefore support appropriate institutional arrangement adaptation fund responsive needs small island climate
GAB 2007 122 122 like express full encouragement carries functions head united nations major reform initiated order adapt organization needs world constant change deserves everyone’s support theme general debate climate_change proposed year one primary concerns international community selection theme secretary-general framework discussion high- level debate just held additional evidence kyoto protocol entered force major historical climate
GAB 2007 151 151 primary concerns international community selection theme secretary-general framework discussion high- level debate just held additional evidence kyoto protocol entered force major historical milestone process reducing greenhouse gas emissions respect trends phenomenon every one can note goals set forth protocol yet fully achieved therefore need utmost bali meeting indonesia slated december will climate
GAB 2007 192 192 achieved therefore need utmost bali meeting indonesia slated december will opportunity reach agreement common global strategy order carry robust collective action mitigate significantly negative effects global_warming africa contributes least worsening phenomenon unfairly undergoing serious consequences therefore principle common differentiated responsibilities needs applied part gabon whose forest one essential components major congo climate
GAB 2007 231 231 responsibilities needs applied part gabon whose forest one essential components major congo basin second ecological lung planet amazon unreservedly acceded convention biological diversity joined fight climate_change moreover decided devote per cent territory humankind particularly establishing national parks recently lopé park named new unesco world heritage site gabon prepared go much protection climate
GAB 2007 293 293 mdgs evident gabon undertaken considerable efforts order bring greater protection nature ecosystems result gabon together african countries deserves benefit compensatory measures industrialized countries main emitters carbon_dioxide standpoint urge establishment stabilization fund compensate existing forest carbon stocks also like ensure forests included carbon market mechanisms general assembly appropriate forum discuss major challenges climate
GBR 2007 708 708 united kingdom believes concluding doha trade round year just necessary also possible will work achieve goal finally must address greatest long-term threat aspirations tackle inequality climate_change climate_change affects countries poorest countries poorest people within countries will suffer disruption devastation congratulate president general assembly choosing climate_change central theme general debate congratulate secretary-general climate
GBR 2007 709 709 kingdom believes concluding doha trade round year just necessary also possible will work achieve goal finally must address greatest long-term threat aspirations tackle inequality climate_change climate_change affects countries poorest countries poorest people within countries will suffer disruption devastation congratulate president general assembly choosing climate_change central theme general debate congratulate secretary-general leadership climate
GBR 2007 727 727 greatest long-term threat aspirations tackle inequality climate_change climate_change affects countries poorest countries poorest people within countries will suffer disruption devastation congratulate president general assembly choosing climate_change central theme general debate congratulate secretary-general leadership issue need debate united nations framework convention climate_change body can conclude global agreement climate_change therefore next two months climate
GBR 2007 742 742 countries will suffer disruption devastation congratulate president general assembly choosing climate_change central theme general debate congratulate secretary-general leadership issue need debate united nations framework convention climate_change body can conclude global agreement climate_change therefore next two months need urgent agreement steps towards progress taken december meeting bali beyond need road map 15th climate
GBR 2007 748 748 president general assembly choosing climate_change central theme general debate congratulate secretary-general leadership issue need debate united nations framework convention climate_change body can conclude global agreement climate_change therefore next two months need urgent agreement steps towards progress taken december meeting bali beyond need road map 15th conference parties convention held copenhagen two climate
GBR 2007 812 812 agreement must principle common differentiated responsibilities countries taking responsibilities making sure equitably distributed greatest action taken richest countries united kingdom stands ready play part year climate_change bill will enacted law next session parliament place statutory footing commitment cut carbon_emissions least per cent levels year need similar binding commitments rich countries challenges climate
GBR 2007 825 825 greatest action taken richest countries united kingdom stands ready play part year climate_change bill will enacted law next session parliament place statutory footing commitment cut carbon_emissions least per cent levels year need similar binding commitments rich countries challenges therefore immense crisis resolution conflict prevention millennium development goals new trade deal climate_change climate
GBR 2007 850 850 carbon_emissions least per cent levels year need similar binding commitments rich countries challenges therefore immense crisis resolution conflict prevention millennium development goals new trade deal climate_change call resources military intervention never whole solution sometimes solution found without armed force development budgets necessary developing world needs growth plan just aid plan diplomacy climate
GEO 2007 31 31 annual gathering general assembly behalf nation like congratulate secretary-general innovative leadership exceptional progress made first nine months steadfast vision peace darfur commitment rallying world combat climate_change determination eradicate global poverty stand true founding principles institution let also extend congratulations mr srgjan kerim assumption presidency general assembly express appreciation predecessor sheikha haya climate
GHA 2007 25 25 permit first congratulate sir election president general assembly sixty-second session assembly certainly richer wealth diplomatic experience bring job yesterday vibrant debate hall critical issue climate_change main theme year’s session phenomenon consensus among contributors portends catastrophic impact whole globe especially poor countries least equipped financially technologically adapt sustained manner since generally climate
GIN 2007 48 48 express heartfelt wishes every success agenda sixty-second session general assembly places us essential issues challenging world maintenance international peace security development africa promotion human rights climate_change promotion justice international law disarmament fight illicit drugs fight terrorism subjects timely today also timely yesterday will probably remain tomorrow part man’s long attempt meet climate
GIN 2007 126 126 began dangerously threaten appetite absolute power desire comfort well- will tyranny end science sounded alarm although mobilization consists words deeds intention reality hall high-level event climate_change absorbed information provided scientists concluded action urgent paradoxical note searched desperately life planets without finding man realize time unique immensity cosmos unique existence milky way climate
GMB 2007 94 94 election surely can source pride delight us also wish commend initiative took convene high-level event several days ago subject great concern nations peoples world namely climate_change salient issues surrounding phenomenon brought fore now fervent hope action will taken address timely manner mid-term review millennium declaration two years ago indicated millennium development climate
GNQ 2007 261 261 poorest countries despite favourable response made countries owning industries kyoto protocol obliges states reduce emissions harmful gases ratified states members organization equatorial guinea believes phenomenon climate_change must addressed united nations intensity currently addressing issues include among others democracy human rights threat terrorism correct say climate_change challenge states effects truly harmful everyone climate
GNQ 2007 280 280 members organization equatorial guinea believes phenomenon climate_change must addressed united nations intensity currently addressing issues include among others democracy human rights threat terrorism correct say climate_change challenge states effects truly harmful everyone ignore fact primary responsibility lies developed interests technologies destroying ozone layer countries tropical forests congo basin africa amazon basin climate
GRC 2007 186 186 many parts world failing states large-scale humanitarian disasters deadly infectious diseases environmental degradation catastrophes devastating consequences applaud secretary-general’s initiative hold high-level event last week deal climate_change environmental issues potentially greatest threat societies hope global sustained comprehensive approach emerges soon help save planet future children’s future controlling coping climate_change one greatest environmental climate
GRC 2007 208 208 last week deal climate_change environmental issues potentially greatest threat societies hope global sustained comprehensive approach emerges soon help save planet future children’s future controlling coping climate_change one greatest environmental development challenges without swift action face problems arising challenges risk paying high bitter price proceed timely manner step-by-step approach building national well climate
GRC 2007 264 264 mitigate effects create synergies will allow specific measurable results near future clear indication importance greece attaches environment fact greek chairmanship human security network decided focus climate_change human security summer country suffered enormously devastating wildfires may take opportunity addressing international community express deep gratitude thanks countries friends extended us invaluable support help climate
GRD 2007 66 66 timely productive initiatives addition delegation like renew support secretary-general endeavour advance agenda united nations make effective opening remarks general assembly president identified five areas priorities climate_change economic development millennium development goals terrorism united nations reform grenada salutes vision recognizing critical issues facing world today lens like project views country question climate_change climate
GRD 2007 91 91 climate_change economic development millennium development goals terrorism united nations reform grenada salutes vision recognizing critical issues facing world today lens like project views country question climate_change applaud secretary-general convening recently concluded high-level event climate_change satisfied will provide stimulus momentum required forthcoming negotiations bali indeed sixty-second session delegation welcomes tremendous emphasis placed climate
GRD 2007 99 99 nations reform grenada salutes vision recognizing critical issues facing world today lens like project views country question climate_change applaud secretary-general convening recently concluded high-level event climate_change satisfied will provide stimulus momentum required forthcoming negotiations bali indeed sixty-second session delegation welcomes tremendous emphasis placed climate_change based statements made thus far heartened note climate
GRD 2007 117 117 applaud secretary-general convening recently concluded high-level event climate_change satisfied will provide stimulus momentum required forthcoming negotiations bali indeed sixty-second session delegation welcomes tremendous emphasis placed climate_change based statements made thus far heartened note overwhelming commitment preparing better world future generations recently concluded event first attempt climate_change also addressed rio de janeiro climate
GRD 2007 137 137 delegation welcomes tremendous emphasis placed climate_change based statements made thus far heartened note overwhelming commitment preparing better world future generations recently concluded event first attempt climate_change also addressed rio de janeiro barbados mauritius seems blessed penchant songs praise multilateral temple commitment sacrifice chorus voices reverberates loudly halls wisdom sound hollow note climate
GRD 2007 264 264 building sea defences creating safe zone resettlements people low-lying islands countries world deserve far robust accountable response international community regard welcome investigation maldives human dimensions climate_change grenada knows well effects climate_change represent dangerous threat economic development peace security territorial existence small island states therefore welcome efforts british mission new york worked climate
GRD 2007 269 269 zone resettlements people low-lying islands countries world deserve far robust accountable response international community regard welcome investigation maldives human dimensions climate_change grenada knows well effects climate_change represent dangerous threat economic development peace security territorial existence small island states therefore welcome efforts british mission new york worked ceaselessly raise awareness understanding threat climate
GRD 2007 296 296 dangerous threat economic development peace security territorial existence small island states therefore welcome efforts british mission new york worked ceaselessly raise awareness understanding threat posed climate_change echoing concerns many small states low-lying coastal nations raised last years fact one thing become painfully clear grenada easily blink eye entire country can flattened climate
GRD 2007 435 435 assistance commitment development greatly appreciated government people grenada help grenada able host cricket world cup new stadium financed constructed people’s republic china despite concerted efforts climate_change led downward assessment sovereign credit rating grenada now guidance international monetary fund grenada borrow money international market replant nutmeg mend coastal infrastructure upgrade tourism industry climate
GRD 2007 474 474 borrow money international market replant nutmeg mend coastal infrastructure upgrade tourism industry result imposed reconstruction levy people time global energy food prices increasing economic burden global_warming hitting pockets ordinary women men streets grenada poor farmer hardworking teacher waiters waitresses hotels ordinary island citizens paying price lifestyles major emitters new paradigm needed climate
GRD 2007 541 541 environmental economic vulnerability warrants new set metrics new set rules new level support head towards post-2012 agreement need aggressive mitigation targets targets critical us sea temperature rise already causing bleaching coastal reefs loss ecosystems harmful impact fish stocks one main sources protein foreign exchange caribbean community climate_change centre said one degree climate
GRD 2007 562 562 targets critical us sea temperature rise already causing bleaching coastal reefs loss ecosystems harmful impact fish stocks one main sources protein foreign exchange caribbean community climate_change centre said one degree temperature rise will lead significant loss tuna dolphin stocks compound matter mauritius seychelles tuna stocks diving deeper seeking cooler waters recent climate
GRD 2007 567 567 rise already causing bleaching coastal reefs loss ecosystems harmful impact fish stocks one main sources protein foreign exchange caribbean community climate_change centre said one degree temperature rise will lead significant loss tuna dolphin stocks compound matter mauritius seychelles tuna stocks diving deeper seeking cooler waters recent years fish catch dwindled revenues climate
GRD 2007 631 631 approach bali meeting grenada reiterates position articulated alliance small island states viability adaptability vulnerable small island developing states must fundamental benchmark negotiations framed efforts mitigate climate_change nation must left behind let guiding principle make meaningful progress bali negotiations ongoing country many islands low-lying countries taking necessary steps cushion fallouts dislocations adaptation climate
GRD 2007 713 713 new chief executive officer however disappointed implications resource allocation framework nonetheless look forward strengthening working relationship facility following reforms make responsive needs small island states climate_change energy economic development millennium development goals tightly interwoven long term tease one thread without weakening fabric common aspirations prosperity peace well known women affected poverty climate
GTM 2007 798 798 means putting place customs union also embarking negotiation process european union aimed securing association agreement reviewing items agenda monday week privilege take part high-level event climate_change added voice alarm irreversible harm causing owing global greenhouse emissions amount scientific data proving phenomenon unquestionable guatemala spared effects also scientific means mitigate even reverse climate
GTM 2007 807 807 european union aimed securing association agreement reviewing items agenda monday week privilege take part high-level event climate_change added voice alarm irreversible harm causing owing global greenhouse emissions amount scientific data proving phenomenon unquestionable guatemala spared effects also scientific means mitigate even reverse recent tendencies requires shared differentiated effort part us united climate
GUY 2007 21 21 outset statement wish offer president newly appointed secretary-general warmest congratulations best wishes success sixty-second session general assembly main focus impact climate_change global peace development recently concluded high-level event revealed now greater awareness issue need address greater urgency like legendary rip van winkle appear finally awakened long climate
GUY 2007 67 67 winkle appear finally awakened long deep slumber find world around us serious danger degradation environment become frightening result increased consumption fossil fuels past decades amount carbon_dioxide atmosphere increased per cent will unmitigated eventually lead rise earth’s temperature degrees years ahead warming likely produce increase sea levels almost metres since one third climate
GUY 2007 78 78 serious danger degradation environment become frightening result increased consumption fossil fuels past decades amount carbon_dioxide atmosphere increased per cent will unmitigated eventually lead rise earth’s temperature degrees years ahead warming likely produce increase sea levels almost metres since one third world’s population lives close coastlines elevation will disastrous impact living conditions climate
GUY 2007 189 189 natural assets developing countries states achieved astonishing economic social progress created consumerist societies whose appetites ever-greater extravagance know bounds must satisfied costs face mounting evidence climate_change fact imperil earth resources developed states appear willing accept albeit reluctantly carbon_emissions must significantly reduced preserve ozone layer shield effects greenhouse gases even seem prepared climate
GUY 2007 201 201 societies whose appetites ever-greater extravagance know bounds must satisfied costs face mounting evidence climate_change fact imperil earth resources developed states appear willing accept albeit reluctantly carbon_emissions must significantly reduced preserve ozone layer shield effects greenhouse gases even seem prepared accept primary responsibility protecting environment instead common differentiated responsibility speak shared responsibility climate
GUY 2007 210 210 costs face mounting evidence climate_change fact imperil earth resources developed states appear willing accept albeit reluctantly carbon_emissions must significantly reduced preserve ozone layer shield effects greenhouse gases even seem prepared accept primary responsibility protecting environment instead common differentiated responsibility speak shared responsibility clearly demanding greater contribution developing countries campaign climate_change demand climate
GUY 2007 234 234 effects greenhouse gases even seem prepared accept primary responsibility protecting environment instead common differentiated responsibility speak shared responsibility clearly demanding greater contribution developing countries campaign climate_change demand often becomes conditionality development assistance offer many developing countries suffer chronic lack resources imposition clearly unequal unfair states including many sub-saharan africa small islands climate
GUY 2007 304 304 devised purpose alleviating destructive impact many natural disasters faced disadvantaged countries however despite initial promise agreements yet yield measure assistance needed small states overcome consequences climate_change invariably affected countries must rely limited resources protect environment harm guyana fully understood responded challenges climate_change decade ago made available international community almost one million climate
GUY 2007 320 320 yet yield measure assistance needed small states overcome consequences climate_change invariably affected countries must rely limited resources protect environment harm guyana fully understood responded challenges climate_change decade ago made available international community almost one million acres pristine forest study bio-diversity sustainable development forestry however future project now threatened since financial support climate
GUY 2007 439 439 provide adequate predictable financing allow pursue path accelerated sustainable development high time honour commitments made monterrey international conference financing development country sea-level guyana sensitized threat climate_change result frequent floods wreak economic havoc coastal population last major inundation economic loss suffered according estimate economic commission latin america caribbean nearly per cent country’s climate
GUY 2007 523 523 impels us renew call assembly strengthening multilateral facilities provide victims natural disasters prompt adequate relief outcome high-level event statements heard far assembly make clear battle climate_change won unless truly global effort made save planet words country’s national poet martin carter poem entitled involved like jig shakes loom like web spun pattern climate
HRV 2007 422 422 social factors agreed condemn millions people death starvation lack basic medical care hundreds millions bare survival poverty prospects however destroying nature also jeopardized everyone’s survival climate_change global_warming two indicators albeit evident situation referring summit climate_change proved aware danger facing underestimate even deny real danger will simply face truth already living truth climate
HRV 2007 423 423 factors agreed condemn millions people death starvation lack basic medical care hundreds millions bare survival poverty prospects however destroying nature also jeopardized everyone’s survival climate_change global_warming two indicators albeit evident situation referring summit climate_change proved aware danger facing underestimate even deny real danger will simply face truth already living truth fast climate
HRV 2007 431 431 basic medical care hundreds millions bare survival poverty prospects however destroying nature also jeopardized everyone’s survival climate_change global_warming two indicators albeit evident situation referring summit climate_change proved aware danger facing underestimate even deny real danger will simply face truth already living truth fast coordinated responsible action called action must serve interests climate
HUN 2007 1477 1477 remains another high priority hungary fifteen years united nations conference environment development rio summit evident current pace efforts will sufficient halt emerging global threats particular climate_change european union clear position regard proposed speed drafting new global compact member eu hungary fully agrees urgency matter hope ongoing deliberations future united nations framework climate
HUN 2007 1504 1504 union clear position regard proposed speed drafting new global compact member eu hungary fully agrees urgency matter hope ongoing deliberations future united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol will lead concrete results within two years like take opportunity welcome efforts made secretary-general ban ki-moon raise awareness climate_change international community behalf country climate
HUN 2007 1525 1525 united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol will lead concrete results within two years like take opportunity welcome efforts made secretary-general ban ki-moon raise awareness climate_change international community behalf country like reiterate hungary’s commitment upholding rule international law giving priority effective multilateralism spreading culture cooperation peaceful settlement international disputes making every climate
IDN 2007 14 14 let begin stating much welcome support theme year’s sixty-second session general assembly responding climate_change stand representing good people indonesia eager welcome representatives bali conference december year come country will see great nation whose multi-ethnic multi-religious people live harmony one climate
IDN 2007 52 52 come country will see great nation whose multi-ethnic multi-religious people live harmony one another harmony mother earth way thousands years indonesia country felt suffered effects climate_change recent years hit series natural disasters form floods drought forest fires el niño tsunamis earthquakes issue climate_change made us see interdependence completely new light comes climate
IDN 2007 69 69 way thousands years indonesia country felt suffered effects climate_change recent years hit series natural disasters form floods drought forest fires el niño tsunamis earthquakes issue climate_change made us see interdependence completely new light comes global_warming much interdependent thought terms causes symptoms solutions must uphold principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities always climate
IDN 2007 78 78 recent years hit series natural disasters form floods drought forest fires el niño tsunamis earthquakes issue climate_change made us see interdependence completely new light comes global_warming much interdependent thought terms causes symptoms solutions must uphold principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities always room every country every community every individual flexible innovative climate
IDN 2007 108 108 causes symptoms solutions must uphold principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities always room every country every community every individual flexible innovative inclusive persistent theme discussions climate_change yesterday need urgency means need action need think outside box count optimist sees today larger window opportunity strike global consensus tackle global_warming will chance bali climate
IDN 2007 130 130 persistent theme discussions climate_change yesterday need urgency means need action need think outside box count optimist sees today larger window opportunity strike global consensus tackle global_warming will chance bali bali conference must yield new road map climate_change new road map must spell must done developed developing worlds save humankind planet looming climate
IDN 2007 141 141 think outside box count optimist sees today larger window opportunity strike global consensus tackle global_warming will chance bali bali conference must yield new road map climate_change new road map must spell must done developed developing worlds save humankind planet looming tragedy climate_change must link solution problem climate_change sustainable development conquest poverty climate
IDN 2007 157 157 chance bali bali conference must yield new road map climate_change new road map must spell must done developed developing worlds save humankind planet looming tragedy climate_change must link solution problem climate_change sustainable development conquest poverty must produce outcome timeline will comprehensive ambitious achieving practical objective reducing greenhouse gas emissions developing countries climate
IDN 2007 162 162 yield new road map climate_change new road map must spell must done developed developing worlds save humankind planet looming tragedy climate_change must link solution problem climate_change sustainable development conquest poverty must produce outcome timeline will comprehensive ambitious achieving practical objective reducing greenhouse gas emissions developing countries must protect natural resources using climate
IDN 2007 178 178 humankind planet looming tragedy climate_change must link solution problem climate_change sustainable development conquest poverty must produce outcome timeline will comprehensive ambitious achieving practical objective reducing greenhouse gas emissions developing countries must protect natural resources using wisely development among valuable natural resources forests extract economic wealth store immense volume carbon otherwise pollute climate
IDN 2007 248 248 world’s rainforests decided intensify cooperation forest conservation reforestation also believe countries seek enhance carbon sinks forestation afforestation avoided deforestation given incentives rewarded fairly throughout deliberations climate_change let us always keep eye requirements development means must lose sight imperative conquer poverty basic problem human condition indonesia national dream reflected constitution dream future climate
IDN 2007 438 438 concerns believe humankind needs today namely involvement everyone must global partnership work developed developing countries must work together greater sense partnership urgency therefore solve problem climate_change bali conference must set stage genuine partnership developed developing countries stakeholders developed countries must extend support developing countries strive protect enhance environment biodiversity must lighten climate
IDN 2007 620 620 terrorism firm advocate dialogue among faiths cultures civilizations urge dialogue alliance civilizations fully integrated work united nations sincere dialogue can lead formation effective global partnership climate_change also partnership sustainable development look forward dialogue taking place bali conference coming december will vitally important dialogue can set chain events will lead fulfilment dream climate
IND 2007 79 79 look forward participation member states informal plenary meeting general assembly functions organized tomorrow united nations mark first international day non-violence central topic year’s debate responding climate_change timely relevant india’s views recently set forth high-level event climate_change took place september combined exchange views general debate will doubt provide useful backdrop meeting united climate
IND 2007 89 89 functions organized tomorrow united nations mark first international day non-violence central topic year’s debate responding climate_change timely relevant india’s views recently set forth high-level event climate_change took place september combined exchange views general debate will doubt provide useful backdrop meeting united nations framework convention climate_change held later year bali indonesia impact climate
IND 2007 108 108 views recently set forth high-level event climate_change took place september combined exchange views general debate will doubt provide useful backdrop meeting united nations framework convention climate_change held later year bali indonesia impact climate_change environmental degradation falls disproportionately upon developing countries developing countries vulnerable also lack means tackle measures address climate_change must climate
IND 2007 115 115 took place september combined exchange views general debate will doubt provide useful backdrop meeting united nations framework convention climate_change held later year bali indonesia impact climate_change environmental degradation falls disproportionately upon developing countries developing countries vulnerable also lack means tackle measures address climate_change must based mitigation adaptation strategies fair burden- sharing climate
IND 2007 132 132 convention climate_change held later year bali indonesia impact climate_change environmental degradation falls disproportionately upon developing countries developing countries vulnerable also lack means tackle measures address climate_change must based mitigation adaptation strategies fair burden- sharing measures realize sustainable patterns consumption production process burden- sharing must also take account primary responsibility present state climate
IND 2007 158 158 must based mitigation adaptation strategies fair burden- sharing measures realize sustainable patterns consumption production process burden- sharing must also take account primary responsibility present state greenhouse gas concentration atmosphere rests foreclose rapid sustained economic development developing world case imperative adaptation technology key area needs addressed important critical clean technologies made available climate
IND 2007 202 202 addressed important critical clean technologies made available affordable developing countries intellectual property rights regime must balance rewards innovators common good humankind concerted international action address climate_change accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities well national circumstances social economic conditions need hour india energy security national imperative small individual carbon footprint per climate
IND 2007 229 229 principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities well national circumstances social economic conditions need hour india energy security national imperative small individual carbon footprint per capita carbon_dioxide emissions just quarter world’s average even determined pursue economic growth per capita greenhouse gas emissions will increase beyond industrial countries poverty underdevelopment amongst central challenges climate
IND 2007 242 242 hour india energy security national imperative small individual carbon footprint per capita carbon_dioxide emissions just quarter world’s average even determined pursue economic growth per capita greenhouse gas emissions will increase beyond industrial countries poverty underdevelopment amongst central challenges times overarching requirement sustained economic growth eradicate poverty developing countries however economic growth climate
IRL 2007 249 249 peacebuilding conflict will also work identifying distilling sharing lessons conflict resolution will particularly active africa including working partner governments irish aid programme will explore links climate_change conflict climate_change directly threatens vulnerable shared goals progress peace development focus foreign policy rights development now conflict resolution underlines ireland’s commitment global agenda united nations climate
IRL 2007 251 251 will also work identifying distilling sharing lessons conflict resolution will particularly active africa including working partner governments irish aid programme will explore links climate_change conflict climate_change directly threatens vulnerable shared goals progress peace development focus foreign policy rights development now conflict resolution underlines ireland’s commitment global agenda united nations convergence also climate
ISL 2007 198 198 particularly sub-saharan africa south asia incumbent upon good fortune prosperous join solidarity others make rights available security challenges face century can addressed together solidarity others climate_change prime example indeed phenomenon climate_change already devastating lives millions across broad swathe africa among many small island states widely asia every region countries can expect climate
ISL 2007 203 203 incumbent upon good fortune prosperous join solidarity others make rights available security challenges face century can addressed together solidarity others climate_change prime example indeed phenomenon climate_change already devastating lives millions across broad swathe africa among many small island states widely asia every region countries can expect feel effects climate_change near future climate
ISL 2007 226 226 indeed phenomenon climate_change already devastating lives millions across broad swathe africa among many small island states widely asia every region countries can expect feel effects climate_change near future address issue international community test commitment fundamental values united nations ability act together light shared responsibility discussions took place earlier week important step climate
ISL 2007 261 261 values united nations ability act together light shared responsibility discussions took place earlier week important step identifying means measures respect thank secretary- general initiative although climate_change global phenomenon tends poorest developing countries hardest hit least responsible causing climate_change climate_change thus severe threat poverty reduction important international community treats adaptation climate_change stand-alone climate
ISL 2007 273 273 earlier week important step identifying means measures respect thank secretary- general initiative although climate_change global phenomenon tends poorest developing countries hardest hit least responsible causing climate_change climate_change thus severe threat poverty reduction important international community treats adaptation climate_change stand-alone issue integral part common efforts attain millennium development goals comprehensive approach needed climate
ISL 2007 274 274 week important step identifying means measures respect thank secretary- general initiative although climate_change global phenomenon tends poorest developing countries hardest hit least responsible causing climate_change climate_change thus severe threat poverty reduction important international community treats adaptation climate_change stand-alone issue integral part common efforts attain millennium development goals comprehensive approach needed see climate
ISL 2007 285 285 although climate_change global phenomenon tends poorest developing countries hardest hit least responsible causing climate_change climate_change thus severe threat poverty reduction important international community treats adaptation climate_change stand-alone issue integral part common efforts attain millennium development goals comprehensive approach needed see results government iceland committed showing solidarity vulnerable adapting effects climate_change iceland climate
ISL 2007 309 309 adaptation climate_change stand-alone issue integral part common efforts attain millennium development goals comprehensive approach needed see results government iceland committed showing solidarity vulnerable adapting effects climate_change iceland regards women’s empowerment full participation levels fundamental issue new millennium whether relation peace security health poverty climate_change empowerment women key success women men need climate
ISL 2007 327 327 iceland committed showing solidarity vulnerable adapting effects climate_change iceland regards women’s empowerment full participation levels fundamental issue new millennium whether relation peace security health poverty climate_change empowerment women key success women men need equally represented listened everywhere like reiterate iceland’s support recommendations high-level panel united nations system-wide coherence regarding gender equality climate
ISL 2007 569 569 regional cooperation integration including trade relations experience step towards better future joint investment nation states common well- iceland pledges full political support common goal halting global_warming bearing mind now window opportunity may close within decade intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc recommendation halving emissions taken seriously iceland set long-term aspirational goal reducing net climate
ISL 2007 581 581 investment nation states common well- iceland pledges full political support common goal halting global_warming bearing mind now window opportunity may close within decade intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc recommendation halving emissions taken seriously iceland set long-term aspirational goal reducing net greenhouse gas emissions per cent kyoto protocol provides basis effective action developed climate
ISL 2007 595 595 bearing mind now window opportunity may close within decade intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc recommendation halving emissions taken seriously iceland set long-term aspirational goal reducing net greenhouse gas emissions per cent kyoto protocol provides basis effective action developed nations must lead way controlling emissions kyoto universal enough iceland believes bali meeting start climate
ISL 2007 639 639 universal enough iceland believes bali meeting start process leading comprehensive climate agreement ideally concluded year summit copenhagen agreement cover post-2012 period silver bullet solution problem global_warming issue deforestation especially rain forests must addressed role new technology crucial particularly regard alternative sustainable clean sources energy field geothermal energy iceland considerable experience wide climate
ISL 2007 690 690 scope development new technology must however exacerbate serious problems already face example matter grave concern increases production biomass-based energy sources raising food prices new sources renewable_energy must also adhere strictly long- term environmental demands particularly relevant planned build-up nuclear energy reactors creativity research capabilities universities commitment inclusiveness non- governmental organizations drive climate
ITA 2007 353 353 outside today’s challenges bringing peace middle east complex wish overcome must rise dimensions words set aside partisan interests world increasingly shaped global processes applies also climate_change session appropriately dedicated said yesterday panel convened secretary- general italy considers climate_change priority issue among european supporters unilateral per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions made climate
ITA 2007 365 365 dimensions words set aside partisan interests world increasingly shaped global processes applies also climate_change session appropriately dedicated said yesterday panel convened secretary- general italy considers climate_change priority issue among european supporters unilateral per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions made similar commitments energy efficiency renewable_energy sources biofuels europe already made various strategic climate
ITA 2007 375 375 processes applies also climate_change session appropriately dedicated said yesterday panel convened secretary- general italy considers climate_change priority issue among european supporters unilateral per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions made similar commitments energy efficiency renewable_energy sources biofuels europe already made various strategic decisions obvious post-kyoto agreement can achieved within united nations speaking climate
ITA 2007 383 383 yesterday panel convened secretary- general italy considers climate_change priority issue among european supporters unilateral per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions made similar commitments energy efficiency renewable_energy sources biofuels europe already made various strategic decisions obvious post-kyoto agreement can achieved within united nations speaking global_warming speaking pre-eminent global problem day national approaches climate
ITA 2007 401 401 gas emissions made similar commitments energy efficiency renewable_energy sources biofuels europe already made various strategic decisions obvious post-kyoto agreement can achieved within united nations speaking global_warming speaking pre-eminent global problem day national approaches solving world’s problems longer exist era making unmaking national borders long multilateralism marshalling everyone’s energies can hope good climate
JAM 2007 836 836 developing countries fight pandemic particularly concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spread disease owing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali indonesia encouraged recent high- level climate
JAM 2007 843 843 caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spread disease owing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali indonesia encouraged recent high- level event climate_change general assembly informal debate climate_change climate
JAM 2007 855 855 assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali indonesia encouraged recent high- level event climate_change general assembly informal debate climate_change reinforced urgency issues pertaining environmental sustainability tackled principle common differentiated responsibility must climate
JAM 2007 863 863 remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali indonesia encouraged recent high- level event climate_change general assembly informal debate climate_change reinforced urgency issues pertaining environmental sustainability tackled principle common differentiated responsibility must applied across board equally convinced international community must climate
JAM 2007 868 868 global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali indonesia encouraged recent high- level event climate_change general assembly informal debate climate_change reinforced urgency issues pertaining environmental sustainability tackled principle common differentiated responsibility must applied across board equally convinced international community must assist small island developing states climate
JAM 2007 895 895 urgency issues pertaining environmental sustainability tackled principle common differentiated responsibility must applied across board equally convinced international community must assist small island developing states incorporating climate_change adaptation mitigation concerns national sustainable development plans assist improving access environmentally sound technology related climate_change jamaica countries caribbean familiar adverse effects climate_change associated phenomena including climate
JAM 2007 910 910 convinced international community must assist small island developing states incorporating climate_change adaptation mitigation concerns national sustainable development plans assist improving access environmentally sound technology related climate_change jamaica countries caribbean familiar adverse effects climate_change associated phenomena including rise sea-level increase frequency intensity hurricanes weather events threaten sustainable development livelihoods existence small island climate
JAM 2007 917 917 developing states incorporating climate_change adaptation mitigation concerns national sustainable development plans assist improving access environmentally sound technology related climate_change jamaica countries caribbean familiar adverse effects climate_change associated phenomena including rise sea-level increase frequency intensity hurricanes weather events threaten sustainable development livelihoods existence small island developing states country onslaught hurricane dean august climate
JOR 2007 734 734 nations system time urgent need refrain islamophobia inciting animosity tolerant divine religion today’s world requires effective united nations role addressing international challenges human rights armaments climate_change terrorism international crime poverty hunger infectious diseases increasing factional sectarian ethnic conflicts context emphasize importance building upon achieved call advancing process reform united nations agencies climate
JPN 2007 95 95 embarked proactive foreign policy approaches thus harmony japan united nations can must work together remarks evening will emphasize two areas cooperation two actors may optimized climate_change african development will also touch need united nations reform notably reform security council united nations may address missions effectively era globalization international community come face climate
JPN 2007 127 127 united nations reform notably reform security council united nations may address missions effectively era globalization international community come face new challenges reach across borders particular climate_change will crisis humanity people today also generations future now time us take action future generations giving special consideration vulnerable countries let us leave behind discord climate
JPN 2007 166 166 future generations giving special consideration vulnerable countries let us leave behind discord division among nations shift gears combine efforts order face common challenge intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc indicated fact global_warming unequivocal world leaders responsibility make bold new political decisions address growing challenge responsibility mind japan presented new proposal climate_change may proposed climate
JPN 2007 170 170 consideration vulnerable countries let us leave behind discord division among nations shift gears combine efforts order face common challenge intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc indicated fact global_warming unequivocal world leaders responsibility make bold new political decisions address growing challenge responsibility mind japan presented new proposal climate_change may proposed collectively embrace long-term vision climate
JPN 2007 189 189 intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc indicated fact global_warming unequivocal world leaders responsibility make bold new political decisions address growing challenge responsibility mind japan presented new proposal climate_change may proposed collectively embrace long-term vision developing innovative technologies building low-carbon society japan also called mid-term strategy new framework includes major emitters greenhouse gases need climate
JPN 2007 212 212 new proposal climate_change may proposed collectively embrace long-term vision developing innovative technologies building low-carbon society japan also called mid-term strategy new framework includes major emitters greenhouse gases need tackle climate_change without pause beyond regard highly commend political commitment expressed world leaders high-level event held september initiative secretary-general japan part will contribute climate
JPN 2007 216 216 proposed collectively embrace long-term vision developing innovative technologies building low-carbon society japan also called mid-term strategy new framework includes major emitters greenhouse gases need tackle climate_change without pause beyond regard highly commend political commitment expressed world leaders high-level event held september initiative secretary-general japan part will contribute negotiations international agreement group climate
JPN 2007 305 305 preservation energy security economic growth tandem time every one us needs move forward mere ideas reconfigure way life japan promoting new national campaign aimed reducing carbon_dioxide emissions individual households addition introduction cool biz casual dress code initiative spirit mottainai rejecting wastefulness three rs initiative reduce reuse recycle waste also contribute aim climate
JPN 2007 422 422 first foremost economic growth must enhanced sustained secondly human security needs ensured achievement millennium development goals mdgs consolidation peace establishment democratic governance finally issues environment climate_change must addressed japan will host fourth tokyo international conference african development ticad iv yokohama may ticad whose first meeting held process open ticad process places climate
KAZ 2007 464 464 goals allow now draw assembly’s attention number issues important context kazakhstan’s cooperation united nations member states first kazakhstan welcomes decision general assembly identify problems involving climate_change priority theme current session context like draw attention initiative put forward johannesburg summit sustainable development reiterating proposal establish within framework united nations register global environmental climate
KEN 2007 820 820 within among countries must level-headed enough recognize angry unemployed young men one country will spill sooner later countries capitals create problems nothing else phenomenon global climate_change teach us lesson destinies human beings inextricably intertwined vehicular emissions new york thing village earth cutting equatorial forests africa make charcoal actions may introduce incidents climate
KEN 2007 848 848 lesson destinies human beings inextricably intertwined vehicular emissions new york thing village earth cutting equatorial forests africa make charcoal actions may introduce incidents floods due climate_change way distant china neighbours global village certainly good thing come recognize wealthy countries policies actions confine us abject poverty matter time stress country will spill climate
KHM 2007 89 89 certainly become even relevant effective responding challenges facing us twenty-first century today world continues confront myriad problems ranging peace security development terrorism regional conflicts poverty global_warming pandemic diseases forth old new emerging crises indeed global proportion require greater collective efforts world community therefore united nations member states share common responsibility address climate
KHM 2007 353 353 cleared share experiences countries also victims landmines cambodia dispatched deminers royal cambodian armed forces sudan demining action umbrella united nations peacekeeping operation everyone nowadays recognizes climate_change become one serious threats humanity affects whole world new century reverse negative megatrend cambodia view countries effectively implement relevant united nations instruments especially united nations climate
KHM 2007 381 381 serious threats humanity affects whole world new century reverse negative megatrend cambodia view countries effectively implement relevant united nations instruments especially united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol also call countries produce greenhouse gases commit gradually reducing emissions much possible time need develop share know-how bioenergy order take measures global_warming addition climate
KHM 2007 388 388 century reverse negative megatrend cambodia view countries effectively implement relevant united nations instruments especially united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol also call countries produce greenhouse gases commit gradually reducing emissions much possible time need develop share know-how bioenergy order take measures global_warming addition need stop deforestation developing countries assisting appropriate climate
KHM 2007 405 405 convention climate_change kyoto protocol also call countries produce greenhouse gases commit gradually reducing emissions much possible time need develop share know-how bioenergy order take measures global_warming addition need stop deforestation developing countries assisting appropriate measures resources framework association south- east asian nations asean leaders will sign three important documents related climate_change climate
KHM 2007 430 430 global_warming addition need stop deforestation developing countries assisting appropriate measures resources framework association south- east asian nations asean leaders will sign three important documents related climate_change energy environment coming asean summit november year singapore signing declarations clearly reflects political commitments asean collectively individually attached issues climate_change cambodia highly appreciates united nations climate
KHM 2007 450 450 sign three important documents related climate_change energy environment coming asean summit november year singapore signing declarations clearly reflects political commitments asean collectively individually attached issues climate_change cambodia highly appreciates united nations initiative convening high-level event climate_change new york september year hope high-level meeting will lead significant concrete actions address opportunely critical climate
KHM 2007 460 460 summit november year singapore signing declarations clearly reflects political commitments asean collectively individually attached issues climate_change cambodia highly appreciates united nations initiative convening high-level event climate_change new york september year hope high-level meeting will lead significant concrete actions address opportunely critical issue however believe world summit auspices united nations keep climate_change climate
KHM 2007 485 485 climate_change new york september year hope high-level meeting will lead significant concrete actions address opportunely critical issue however believe world summit auspices united nations keep climate_change alive agenda world’s leaders global problem needs global solution regard regional situation cambodia welcomes agreement reached february year process six party talks leading closing nuclear climate
KIR 2007 431 431 states members noble institution even complex economic development challenges forced operate environment uncertainty say uncertainty survival nation people distinct culture way life great risk threatened global_warming sea-level rise islands widely dispersed small rise barely metres mean sea level countries kiribati global_warming sea- level rise critical security concerns concerns ones individual countries climate
KIR 2007 446 446 survival nation people distinct culture way life great risk threatened global_warming sea-level rise islands widely dispersed small rise barely metres mean sea level countries kiribati global_warming sea- level rise critical security concerns concerns ones individual countries members collective body need continue work together address will continue call international community agree unified climate
KIR 2007 514 514 country kiribati places great confidence international community survival hope repeated appeals body address critical issue will receive stronger political support commitment time time debate issue climate_change now fact life now time put words action living planet protected complete destruction preserved use many generations come wish commend secretary-general initiative calling high-level event climate
KIR 2007 540 540 now fact life now time put words action living planet protected complete destruction preserved use many generations come wish commend secretary-general initiative calling high-level event climate_change september year means lot now living cloud desperation fear uncertainty remain confident meaningful actions will follow consensus will soon achieved finding global solution climate_change late climate
KIR 2007 564 564 event climate_change september year means lot now living cloud desperation fear uncertainty remain confident meaningful actions will follow consensus will soon achieved finding global solution climate_change late terrorism ongoing concern affects countries large small kiribati condemns terrorism various forms manifestations will continue support global fight terrorism time last year kiribati joined climate
KNA 2007 417 417 earth inheritance rather loan children grandchildren hope one day will return clean wholesome earth must careful production consumption patterns behaviours surpass environment’s capacity sustain matter climate_change continuing great interest government indeed view associated problems high frequency abnormal weather sea level rise global_warming coastal degradation matters affecting economic environmental security small states climate
KNA 2007 433 433 production consumption patterns behaviours surpass environment’s capacity sustain matter climate_change continuing great interest government indeed view associated problems high frequency abnormal weather sea level rise global_warming coastal degradation matters affecting economic environmental security small states saint kitts nevis indeed heartened priority accorded matter new secretary-general year saint kitts nevis signed kyoto climate
KNA 2007 465 465 security small states saint kitts nevis indeed heartened priority accorded matter new secretary-general year saint kitts nevis signed kyoto protocol signalled country’s commitment can reduce carbon_emissions urge states sign united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol indeed saint kitts nevis will never shirk responsibilities global citizen believe global environmental management multinational climate
KNA 2007 473 473 priority accorded matter new secretary-general year saint kitts nevis signed kyoto protocol signalled country’s commitment can reduce carbon_emissions urge states sign united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol indeed saint kitts nevis will never shirk responsibilities global citizen believe global environmental management multinational efforts resolve many issues particularly time us experienced climate
KNA 2007 514 514 management multinational efforts resolve many issues particularly time us experienced environmental deterioration call developed countries provide greater support small island developing states combating adverse effects climate_change addition urge far greater south-south cooperation important matter climate_change live time disasters occurring rapidity previously felt within caricom felt impact passage hurricane dean lives lost climate
KNA 2007 523 523 experienced environmental deterioration call developed countries provide greater support small island developing states combating adverse effects climate_change addition urge far greater south-south cooperation important matter climate_change live time disasters occurring rapidity previously felt within caricom felt impact passage hurricane dean lives lost livelihoods threatened case jamaica election postponed hurricane moved wreak climate
KOR 2007 284 284 initiative innovative source financing development time drawing lessons history development place emphasis increasing scale aid also effectively sharing experience developing countries issue closely related development climate_change growing consensus climate_change placing serious constraints worldwide development capacity affects everyone everywhere therefore must urgently addressed hope political will shown leaders nations gathering held monday climate
KOR 2007 287 287 financing development time drawing lessons history development place emphasis increasing scale aid also effectively sharing experience developing countries issue closely related development climate_change growing consensus climate_change placing serious constraints worldwide development capacity affects everyone everywhere therefore must urgently addressed hope political will shown leaders nations gathering held monday september leads adoption climate
KWT 2007 101 101 council central emergency response fund united nations democracy fund introduction administrative financial reforms work secretariat necessary achievements enough combat terrorism eliminate weapons mass destruction affect climate_change achieve sustainable development developing countries including least developed among moreover revival racial bias religious sedition incitement hatred xenophobia represent serious threat international peace security organization climate
LAO 2007 229 229 vulnerable countries addition international community give priority provision financial assistance form grant aid soft loans countries technical assistance world community facing challenges caused human activity climate_change affects nations rich poor yet member states suffer catastrophe least developed countries small island developing states due lack resources capacity adaptation context believe outcome high-level climate
LAO 2007 256 256 nations rich poor yet member states suffer catastrophe least developed countries small island developing states due lack resources capacity adaptation context believe outcome high-level event climate_change will significantly contribute successful negotiations comprehensive agreement united nations framework convention climate_change deal matter hereby affirm efforts address climate_change compromise attainment development objectives developing countries climate
LAO 2007 268 268 island developing states due lack resources capacity adaptation context believe outcome high-level event climate_change will significantly contribute successful negotiations comprehensive agreement united nations framework convention climate_change deal matter hereby affirm efforts address climate_change compromise attainment development objectives developing countries addressing issue fully cover three pillars sustainable development efforts based principle common climate
LAO 2007 275 275 adaptation context believe outcome high-level event climate_change will significantly contribute successful negotiations comprehensive agreement united nations framework convention climate_change deal matter hereby affirm efforts address climate_change compromise attainment development objectives developing countries addressing issue fully cover three pillars sustainable development efforts based principle common differentiated responsibility developed developing countries order enable climate
LAO 2007 312 312 pillars sustainable development efforts based principle common differentiated responsibility developed developing countries order enable developing countries particularly two vulnerable groups among achieve sustainable development address climate_change developed countries provide necessary financing adaptation mitigation transfer appropriate technology united nations meet daunting challenges lie ahead transform strong efficient effective organization end united nations climate
LBR 2007 753 753 save planet save common earth assure survival inhabitants liberia supports efforts commission sustainable development kyoto protocol decision reached agenda rio conference recent high-profile conference hosted climate_change intended raise international awareness degradation environment need collaborative efforts reverse negative trends theme appropriate timely year’s general debate theme responding climate_change debate will confident accentuate climate
LBR 2007 774 774 recent high-profile conference hosted climate_change intended raise international awareness degradation environment need collaborative efforts reverse negative trends theme appropriate timely year’s general debate theme responding climate_change debate will confident accentuate issues environment stimulate increased international action liberia concerned rapid degradation climate hope session will produce consensus save succeeding generations impact deteriorating climate
LCA 2007 1070 1070 arms ammunition enact appropriate measures reduce illicit export threatens security stability caribbean saint lucia small island developing states continue express concerns extreme vulnerability adverse impacts climate_change small islands low-lying coastal areas threatened daily impact rising sea level others already experiencing untold effects created increase melting polar ice consequent loss significant portions climate
LCA 2007 1099 1099 coastal areas threatened daily impact rising sea level others already experiencing untold effects created increase melting polar ice consequent loss significant portions land mass us climate_change issue directly related development threatens core social economic political security threatens existence dangers face result hazardous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere well known documented urgent climate
LCA 2007 1117 1117 consequent loss significant portions land mass us climate_change issue directly related development threatens core social economic political security threatens existence dangers face result hazardous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere well known documented urgent resolute action therefore required reverse situation saint lucia welcomes efforts currently made place issue climate_change visibly agenda united climate
LCA 2007 1139 1139 result hazardous level greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere well known documented urgent resolute action therefore required reverse situation saint lucia welcomes efforts currently made place issue climate_change visibly agenda united nations acknowledge recent g-8 commitment work positively within framework united nations framework convention climate_change address issue maintain view important issue discussed within climate
LCA 2007 1156 1156 saint lucia welcomes efforts currently made place issue climate_change visibly agenda united nations acknowledge recent g-8 commitment work positively within framework united nations framework convention climate_change address issue maintain view important issue discussed within appropriate forums order lose sight real development-related objectives vulnerable small island developing countries like saint lucia seeking climate
LCA 2007 1197 1197 objectives vulnerable small island developing countries like saint lucia seeking promote saint lucia joins members alliance small island states aosis calling problems rise sea level climate_change addressed matter urgency will continue play part development appropriate national development strategies creation mechanisms enable us mitigate adapt adverse impact climate_change stress however largest producers climate
LCA 2007 1218 1218 problems rise sea level climate_change addressed matter urgency will continue play part development appropriate national development strategies creation mechanisms enable us mitigate adapt adverse impact climate_change stress however largest producers greenhouse gases must bear responsibility damage caused global environment particular vulnerable countries whose sustainability existence increasingly threatened actions remain concerned international climate
LCA 2007 1223 1223 addressed matter urgency will continue play part development appropriate national development strategies creation mechanisms enable us mitigate adapt adverse impact climate_change stress however largest producers greenhouse gases must bear responsibility damage caused global environment particular vulnerable countries whose sustainability existence increasingly threatened actions remain concerned international community yet honour responsibility commitment climate
LCA 2007 1295 1295 united nations agencies international conventions look forward thirteenth meeting conference parties bali indonesia december year hope significant negotiations will launched view seriously addressing disastrous effects climate_change small island developing states wish conference parties seek achieve substantial legally binding emission reductions shortest possible period well explore ways significantly increase level resources available climate
LCA 2007 1331 1331 legally binding emission reductions shortest possible period well explore ways significantly increase level resources available developing countries small island developing states particular assist adapting impacts climate_change economic trade policy reform principle holds much promise small developing countries international community must understand one size fits approach trade arrangements inappropriate unrealistic will advance climate
LIE 2007 1 1 NA climate_change centre high-level event week ago constitutes one greatest challenges generation puts test ability create collective political will necessary counter phenomenon potentially disastrous socio-economic consequences also climate
LIE 2007 67 67 commitment states launching ambitious practical road map towards gradually decarbonized global economy can reach goal translate today’s political momentum concrete action goes beyond tomorrow’s activities climate_change one areas concern international community absolutely clear united nations today ever indispensable organization appears indeed unique nature potential widely recognized accepted today even recently words climate
LSO 2007 45 45 wish take opportunity welcome excellency mr ban ki-moon assure country’s unconditional support tenure secretary-general united nations lesotho congratulates presidency invited member states comment theme responding climate_change session first earth summit united nations conference environment development held rio de janeiro conference committed achieving sustainable development twenty-first century reaffirmed commitments johannesburg world summit climate
LSO 2007 85 85 committed achieving sustainable development twenty-first century reaffirmed commitments johannesburg world summit sustainable development seem far long thereafter agreed disagree confronted glaring compelling scientific evidence link global_warming human activities unequivocal waited adverse effects climate_change begin felt globe acknowledge consensus essential concerted action climate_change sadly natural disasters begun strike usually case poorest nations climate
LSO 2007 92 92 commitments johannesburg world summit sustainable development seem far long thereafter agreed disagree confronted glaring compelling scientific evidence link global_warming human activities unequivocal waited adverse effects climate_change begin felt globe acknowledge consensus essential concerted action climate_change sadly natural disasters begun strike usually case poorest nations vulnerable countries worst affected country one unfavourable climate
LSO 2007 101 101 thereafter agreed disagree confronted glaring compelling scientific evidence link global_warming human activities unequivocal waited adverse effects climate_change begin felt globe acknowledge consensus essential concerted action climate_change sadly natural disasters begun strike usually case poorest nations vulnerable countries worst affected country one unfavourable climatic conditions attributable climate_change led severe drought resulted acute climate
LSO 2007 121 121 acknowledge consensus essential concerted action climate_change sadly natural disasters begun strike usually case poorest nations vulnerable countries worst affected country one unfavourable climatic conditions attributable climate_change led severe drought resulted acute food shortages order address crisis government declared state emergency food security world prepares united nations climate_change conference will take place climate
LSO 2007 142 142 unfavourable climatic conditions attributable climate_change led severe drought resulted acute food shortages order address crisis government declared state emergency food security world prepares united nations climate_change conference will take place bali indonesia december need reminded urgent need build solid sustainable consensus global response climate_change period following expiry kyoto protocol year delegation climate
LSO 2007 160 160 emergency food security world prepares united nations climate_change conference will take place bali indonesia december need reminded urgent need build solid sustainable consensus global response climate_change period following expiry kyoto protocol year delegation calls upon international community endeavour reach consensus among things steps must taken reach per cent emission cuts required climate
LSO 2007 198 198 reach consensus among things steps must taken reach per cent emission cuts required stabilize atmosphere regard industrialized countries must assume major responsibility scientific evidence confirmed greenhouse gas emissions countries making natural disasters worse international community must also reaffirm commitment assisting regions africa vulnerable climate_change addition delegation calls upon developed countries assist climate
LSO 2007 216 216 must assume major responsibility scientific evidence confirmed greenhouse gas emissions countries making natural disasters worse international community must also reaffirm commitment assisting regions africa vulnerable climate_change addition delegation calls upon developed countries assist developing countries strengthening capacity adapt climate_change allow us share thoughts consider role united nations twenty-first century thoughts cover climate
LSO 2007 229 229 disasters worse international community must also reaffirm commitment assisting regions africa vulnerable climate_change addition delegation calls upon developed countries assist developing countries strengthening capacity adapt climate_change allow us share thoughts consider role united nations twenty-first century thoughts cover three areas democracy conflicts development united nations formed backdrop colonialism particularly african continent climate
LSO 2007 837 837 cure available hiv aids will continue threat human existence threat particularly africa compounded worsening poverty famine levels brought cases unfavourable weather conditions compliments large measure climate_change view country enjoying political stability potential sectors nation address challenges greatly enhanced moreover economic development can take place without democracy peace stability course support developed climate
LTU 2007 167 167 overall progress achieving millennium development goals remains uneven slow want live commitments must increase efforts considerably urgently twenty-first century also confronted us challenges deteriorating environment global_warming affects aspects lives social economic growth changing habitats migration patterns time clearly side taking measures adapt policies counter climate_change actions obviously slow sometimes reluctant therefore climate
LTU 2007 186 186 also confronted us challenges deteriorating environment global_warming affects aspects lives social economic growth changing habitats migration patterns time clearly side taking measures adapt policies counter climate_change actions obviously slow sometimes reluctant therefore lithuania welcomes secretary-general’s focus climate_change global challenge requires global concerted efforts believe united nations climate_change process appropriate forum negotiating climate
LTU 2007 197 197 economic growth changing habitats migration patterns time clearly side taking measures adapt policies counter climate_change actions obviously slow sometimes reluctant therefore lithuania welcomes secretary-general’s focus climate_change global challenge requires global concerted efforts believe united nations climate_change process appropriate forum negotiating future global action effort already may enough convinced world needs coherent climate
LTU 2007 207 207 measures adapt policies counter climate_change actions obviously slow sometimes reluctant therefore lithuania welcomes secretary-general’s focus climate_change global challenge requires global concerted efforts believe united nations climate_change process appropriate forum negotiating future global action effort already may enough convinced world needs coherent inclusive system international environmental governance system needs strengthened establishing united climate
LTU 2007 246 246 needs coherent inclusive system international environmental governance system needs strengthened establishing united nations environment organization based united nations environment programme unep revised mandate december’s bali climate_change conference mind call countries come negotiating table later year ambition concluding global comprehensive post-2012 agreement agreement reached lithuania best fulfil commitment european union achieve least climate
LTU 2007 275 275 countries come negotiating table later year ambition concluding global comprehensive post-2012 agreement agreement reached lithuania best fulfil commitment european union achieve least per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions compared levels started focus wider use indigenous renewable_energy resources share resources primary energy balance lithuania will increase per cent year last year alone climate
LTU 2007 285 285 post-2012 agreement agreement reached lithuania best fulfil commitment european union achieve least per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions compared levels started focus wider use indigenous renewable_energy resources share resources primary energy balance lithuania will increase per cent year last year alone planted hectares trees area corresponds soccer fields country size lithuania climate
LUX 2007 69 69 stronger illustration shared perception stake globally resolve seek viable solutions short medium long even long term high-level event organized beginning week initiative secretary-general devoted problems climate_change already said behalf european union prime minister portugal whose statement fully support essential december’s bali negotiations effective viable post-kyoto regime get successful start basic responsibility climate
LUX 2007 125 125 member european union state party kyoto protocol luxembourg already undertaken weighty individual commitments ready engage great resolve quest innovative bold solutions order address successfully problems climate_change must tackle complexity regard noted absence concerted energetic international action great risk countries populations contributed least emergence phenomenon likely ones bear heaviest adverse consequences see climate
LUX 2007 324 324 millennium development goals africa steering group convinced will make significant contribution terms coordination intensification efforts vis-à-vis continent luxembourg maintains relations intense multifaceted cooperation problems associated climate_change sustainable development bring another subject dear heart core international activities luxembourg government humanitarian action first discussed question climate_change see s pv security council highlighted numerous climate
LUX 2007 342 342 maintains relations intense multifaceted cooperation problems associated climate_change sustainable development bring another subject dear heart core international activities luxembourg government humanitarian action first discussed question climate_change see s pv security council highlighted numerous complex interactions exist among natural disasters stepping violent conflicts within among states humanitarian disasters various parts world must climate
LVA 2007 51 51 extend best wishes secretary-general mr ban ki-moon pledge full support evident secretary-general recognizes multitude challenges world facing today two days ago took part high-level meeting climate_change united nations meeting organized secretary-general highlight urgent need decisions will prevent long-term negative consequences now must work together towards achieving satisfactory outcome bali conference held climate
MAR 2007 1100 1100 sovereignty territorial integrity iraq order put end cycle violence threatening stability security unity finally wish recall world undergoing considerable changes confronted numerous serious global challenges climate_change main topic annual session challenges call multilateral institutions able establish effective multilateral cooperation coordination among states promote coherence synergy among various national regional initiatives hence climate
MCO 2007 38 38 honours country group eastern european states members assembly unanimously recognized sir eminent competence perfect knowledge organization members bureau may assured active cooperation delegation chosen theme climate_change sixty-second session like thank initiative commended today like share observations issue well personal commitment service cause early learned appreciate nature take necessary measures protect earliest climate
MCO 2007 432 432 relationship humankind nature safeguarding planet challenge twenty-first century challenge requires courage tenacity commitment generosity let us act peter frumhoff one main contributors report intergovernmental panel climate_change declared following large-scale study undertaken union concerned scientists changes inevitable worst consequences can avoided act quickly message reiterated yesterday high-level event climate_change convened secretary-general european climate
MCO 2007 454 454 report intergovernmental panel climate_change declared following large-scale study undertaken union concerned scientists changes inevitable worst consequences can avoided act quickly message reiterated yesterday high-level event climate_change convened secretary-general european union shown way committing per cent reduction greenhouse gases let us help developing countries finding new financial resources let us quickly update climate
MCO 2007 465 465 scientists changes inevitable worst consequences can avoided act quickly message reiterated yesterday high-level event climate_change convened secretary-general european union shown way committing per cent reduction greenhouse gases let us help developing countries finding new financial resources let us quickly update modes production consumption meet challenge must work together find solutions existing climate
MCO 2007 505 505 modes production consumption meet challenge must work together find solutions existing problems individual announcements actions will never solve problem threat global climatologist edouard bard pointed global_warming concerns entire ecosystem consequences phenomenon can done global level long lived world fraught threats first time facing planetary threat threatens humankind evolution human mindsets behaviour climate
MDA 2007 143 143 coherence will help us overcome fragmentation united nations system can deliver one partnership member states high-level event organized auspices secretary-general preceded general debates drew attention climate_change whose fatal effects experienced world know well summer country suffered worst drought years highly appreciate united nations institutions first foremost food agriculture organization united nations climate
MDA 2007 200 200 answered request help continue count aid mitigating consequences drought circumstances favour adoption new international agreement area hope next session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will able negotiate new arrangements moving beyond kyoto protocol terrorism remains major threat internal security countries international security regard republic moldova wholeheartedly supports united nations climate
MDG 2007 95 95 seriousness lot promises made lot promises kept today confronted two major challenges entail major disasters take seriously act quickly challenges must priority priorities first concerns climate_change second development africa imagine impact nations people represented situation worsens national efforts will ruined earthquakes ecological disasters social disasters climate_change creates aggravates conflicts refugees victims climate
MDG 2007 115 115 must priority priorities first concerns climate_change second development africa imagine impact nations people represented situation worsens national efforts will ruined earthquakes ecological disasters social disasters climate_change creates aggravates conflicts refugees victims climate_change will refugees victims wars poverty must act today save earth earth will anymore hand imagine impact nations people current climate
MDG 2007 121 121 second development africa imagine impact nations people represented situation worsens national efforts will ruined earthquakes ecological disasters social disasters climate_change creates aggravates conflicts refugees victims climate_change will refugees victims wars poverty must act today save earth earth will anymore hand imagine impact nations people current situation improves will strengthen confidence nations climate
MDG 2007 206 206 negative impact enormous repercussions development africa decisions actions will decide africa produces one per cent world’s solar energy africa possibilities new clean forms energy reduction carbon_dioxide enormous madagascar provide energy needs development hydropower additionally half island reforested island called red island become known green island strong link quality environment poverty many climate
MDG 2007 373 373 partnership international community described detail madagascar action plan read will see already contributing meeting challenges mentioned committing protecting cherishing environment healing injuries past ending rampant climate_change action plan came set ambitious goals can despite limited resources much international community helped us thankful donors increased financial assistance however whole efforts fallen far climate
MDG 2007 634 634 kill people increase number strength cyclones hindering whole process development higher temperatures reducing harvests unique biodiversity also lead harmful inserts illnesses africa already seeing consequences climate_change droughts floods causes increased migration serious conflicts aggravation climate_change will bring fluxes devastating waters continents also fluxes refugees waves social conflicts short world needs africa climate
MDG 2007 643 643 development higher temperatures reducing harvests unique biodiversity also lead harmful inserts illnesses africa already seeing consequences climate_change droughts floods causes increased migration serious conflicts aggravation climate_change will bring fluxes devastating waters continents also fluxes refugees waves social conflicts short world needs africa solve problem climate_change africa needs stable climate lasting sustainable climate
MDG 2007 662 662 causes increased migration serious conflicts aggravation climate_change will bring fluxes devastating waters continents also fluxes refugees waves social conflicts short world needs africa solve problem climate_change africa needs stable climate lasting sustainable development achieve globalization responsibility will require dedicated leadership need leaders can mobilize people get results fast results big results climate
MDV 2007 230 230 speed professionalism incident serves reminder state immune scourge terrorism maldives utterly condemns acts terrorism wherever perpetrated maldives low-lying small island state particularly vulnerable perils global climate_change point brought sharply focus recent sea swells submerged large part country past years maldives along partners alliance small island states thus forefront efforts bring issue climate
MDV 2007 256 256 point brought sharply focus recent sea swells submerged large part country past years maldives along partners alliance small island states thus forefront efforts bring issue climate_change devastating impact small island developing states world’s attention addressing assembly high- level debate environment development president republic maldives mr maumoon abdul gayoom said profound dilemma climate
MDV 2007 340 340 can alone combat onset global change environment since ground-breaking debate international community convened numerous conferences summits agreed wide range plans programmes action aimed addressing global climate_change however community nations must regretfully concede often reality implementation failed match ambitions rhetoric twenty years greenhouse gas emission levels continuing increase unabated consequences global_warming becoming climate
MDV 2007 356 356 agreed wide range plans programmes action aimed addressing global climate_change however community nations must regretfully concede often reality implementation failed match ambitions rhetoric twenty years greenhouse gas emission levels continuing increase unabated consequences global_warming becoming ever apparent one can therefore conclude past years era missed opportunities despite stark facts last week’s climate
MDV 2007 364 364 global climate_change however community nations must regretfully concede often reality implementation failed match ambitions rhetoric twenty years greenhouse gas emission levels continuing increase unabated consequences global_warming becoming ever apparent one can therefore conclude past years era missed opportunities despite stark facts last week’s high-level debate climate_change given us hope encouragement result climate
MDV 2007 384 384 levels continuing increase unabated consequences global_warming becoming ever apparent one can therefore conclude past years era missed opportunities despite stark facts last week’s high-level debate climate_change given us hope encouragement result palpable change world opinion now real sense international momentum leading towards december’s crucial conference bali believe conference offers us chance climate
MDV 2007 420 420 real sense international momentum leading towards december’s crucial conference bali believe conference offers us chance overcome failed promises missed opportunities past build new global consensus climate_change must take collective responsibility agree integrated comprehensive approach climate_change recognizes covers four pillars climate_change policy mitigation adaptation technology transfer funding necessary steps clear crucial question climate
MDV 2007 429 429 bali believe conference offers us chance overcome failed promises missed opportunities past build new global consensus climate_change must take collective responsibility agree integrated comprehensive approach climate_change recognizes covers four pillars climate_change policy mitigation adaptation technology transfer funding necessary steps clear crucial question always whether international community political will undertake steps build climate
MDV 2007 434 434 chance overcome failed promises missed opportunities past build new global consensus climate_change must take collective responsibility agree integrated comprehensive approach climate_change recognizes covers four pillars climate_change policy mitigation adaptation technology transfer funding necessary steps clear crucial question always whether international community political will undertake steps build commitments entered rio kyoto johannesburg climate
MDV 2007 498 498 play part process happy announce today government’s intention host preparatory meeting alliance small island states maldives november purpose meeting draft collective stand individual human dimension climate_change submission bali conference asian tsunami represented worst natural disaster history maldives economic damage losses alone equivalent almost two thirds country’s gross domestic product although much climate
MEX 2007 56 56 predecessor sheikha haya rashed al-khalifa likewise wish express gratitude secretary-general ban ki-moon work accomplished major items agenda first months mandate also wish congratulate high-level event climate_change held last week undoubtedly helped raise awareness issue deserves priority attention time international community facing many challenges test capacity fulfil purposes enshrined charter united nations climate
MEX 2007 360 360 internal efforts alone insufficient concerted action required shared responsibility face globalization promoting human security development responsibility cooperate multilateral arena among main concerns organization good example climate_change secretary-general indicated climate_change among serious complex multifaceted threats confronting world mexico favours multilateral climate_change regime developed within united nations ideal framework shaping commitments adopted near climate
MEX 2007 363 363 insufficient concerted action required shared responsibility face globalization promoting human security development responsibility cooperate multilateral arena among main concerns organization good example climate_change secretary-general indicated climate_change among serious complex multifaceted threats confronting world mexico favours multilateral climate_change regime developed within united nations ideal framework shaping commitments adopted near future united nations climate
MEX 2007 374 374 development responsibility cooperate multilateral arena among main concerns organization good example climate_change secretary-general indicated climate_change among serious complex multifaceted threats confronting world mexico favours multilateral climate_change regime developed within united nations ideal framework shaping commitments adopted near future united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol appropriate areas negotiation emerging developing countries climate
MEX 2007 391 391 complex multifaceted threats confronting world mexico favours multilateral climate_change regime developed within united nations ideal framework shaping commitments adopted near future united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol appropriate areas negotiation emerging developing countries must consider fact costs inaction passivity face climate_change will detriment development efforts mexico understood national development plan climate
MEX 2007 407 407 shaping commitments adopted near future united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol appropriate areas negotiation emerging developing countries must consider fact costs inaction passivity face climate_change will detriment development efforts mexico understood national development plan 2007- includes actions related environmental sustainability two specific objectives reducing emissions greenhouse gases promoting measures adapt climate
MEX 2007 428 428 costs inaction passivity face climate_change will detriment development efforts mexico understood national development plan 2007- includes actions related environmental sustainability two specific objectives reducing emissions greenhouse gases promoting measures adapt effects climate_change inaction others must pretext failing part convinced shared differentiated responsibilities must motivate countries take action best abilities developed countries climate
MEX 2007 434 434 detriment development efforts mexico understood national development plan 2007- includes actions related environmental sustainability two specific objectives reducing emissions greenhouse gases promoting measures adapt effects climate_change inaction others must pretext failing part convinced shared differentiated responsibilities must motivate countries take action best abilities developed countries without exception must contribute substantially collective climate
MHL 2007 141 141 fail attempt avert forthcoming ecological disaster people concerned rather terrified issue survival will even exist years today exist must put stop rising tide destruction unleashed global_warming future perhaps absence future depends decisive actions assembly find pride coined term ecological refugee deepest hope one certainly one marshall islands will bear name since climate
MHL 2007 179 179 ecological refugee deepest hope one certainly one marshall islands will bear name since election seven years ago educating world threat people face result sea-level rise global_warming one government’s priorities addressing issue climate_change actions real progress needed saying proud announce new alliance government established earlier year local government martin luther king jr climate
MHL 2007 185 185 one marshall islands will bear name since election seven years ago educating world threat people face result sea-level rise global_warming one government’s priorities addressing issue climate_change actions real progress needed saying proud announce new alliance government established earlier year local government martin luther king jr county washington state united states aimed climate
MHL 2007 214 214 needed saying proud announce new alliance government established earlier year local government martin luther king jr county washington state united states aimed confronting threat posed global_warming unwavering faith organization reason standing podium today behalf people shoulders leaders lies responsibility entrusted us keep peace live harmony dignity preserve environment ensure survival children climate
MHL 2007 247 247 behalf people shoulders leaders lies responsibility entrusted us keep peace live harmony dignity preserve environment ensure survival children generations come commend secretary-general convening high-level meeting climate_change week also hopeful leaders will come necessary agreements united nations framework convention climate_change december committed playing part strong leadership required major industrialized countries renew support climate
MHL 2007 260 260 preserve environment ensure survival children generations come commend secretary-general convening high-level meeting climate_change week also hopeful leaders will come necessary agreements united nations framework convention climate_change december committed playing part strong leadership required major industrialized countries renew support framework convention kyoto protocol call upon states yet done particular major emitters ratify climate
MKD 2007 85 85 khalifa successful presidency assembly sixty-first session allow well take opportunity congratulate secretary- general mr ban ki-moon energetic start mandate dedication time great importance organization issue climate_change rightly proposed president general assembly topic discussed general debate alleviation impact global_warming climate_change become one greatest challenges individual countries also entire international community calls undertaking climate
MKD 2007 97 97 general mr ban ki-moon energetic start mandate dedication time great importance organization issue climate_change rightly proposed president general assembly topic discussed general debate alleviation impact global_warming climate_change become one greatest challenges individual countries also entire international community calls undertaking coordinated serious measures obligation preserve planet generations come therefore one imperatives provide climate
MKD 2007 98 98 mr ban ki-moon energetic start mandate dedication time great importance organization issue climate_change rightly proposed president general assembly topic discussed general debate alleviation impact global_warming climate_change become one greatest challenges individual countries also entire international community calls undertaking coordinated serious measures obligation preserve planet generations come therefore one imperatives provide clear climate
MKD 2007 129 129 countries also entire international community calls undertaking coordinated serious measures obligation preserve planet generations come therefore one imperatives provide clear political support responding negative impact global_warming impeding economic growth reduction poverty context apart recognizing central role united nations framework convention climate_change also promote consultations within united nations environmental institutions people around climate
MKD 2007 144 144 therefore one imperatives provide clear political support responding negative impact global_warming impeding economic growth reduction poverty context apart recognizing central role united nations framework convention climate_change also promote consultations within united nations environmental institutions people around world expect united nations improve performance continue deliver many organization remains symbol hope support times climate
MLT 2007 104 104 labour environmental degradation malta applauds efforts secretary-general ban ki-moon since taking office validly making solid contribution towards secure world â œour shared responsibilityâ challenge global climate_change particularly global_warming induces make remarks environmental threat serious economic social impacts will impede progress towards millennium development goals proud fact almost years ago country malta climate
MLT 2007 106 106 degradation malta applauds efforts secretary-general ban ki-moon since taking office validly making solid contribution towards secure world â œour shared responsibilityâ challenge global climate_change particularly global_warming induces make remarks environmental threat serious economic social impacts will impede progress towards millennium development goals proud fact almost years ago country malta raised awareness climate
MLT 2007 134 134 remarks environmental threat serious economic social impacts will impede progress towards millennium development goals proud fact almost years ago country malta raised awareness grave repercussions climate_change initiative led general assembly declare climate_change common concern mankind eventually initiative led adoption framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol note satisfaction remarkable participation last monday’s high-level climate
MLT 2007 140 140 impacts will impede progress towards millennium development goals proud fact almost years ago country malta raised awareness grave repercussions climate_change initiative led general assembly declare climate_change common concern mankind eventually initiative led adoption framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol note satisfaction remarkable participation last monday’s high-level event secretary-general unequivocal outlining challenge world climate
MLT 2007 150 150 almost years ago country malta raised awareness grave repercussions climate_change initiative led general assembly declare climate_change common concern mankind eventually initiative led adoption framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol note satisfaction remarkable participation last monday’s high-level event secretary-general unequivocal outlining challenge world community facing today said much happened since early days fundamental climate
MLT 2007 184 184 high-level event secretary-general unequivocal outlining challenge world community facing today said much happened since early days fundamental challenge remains unchanged become even pressing indeed convinced climate_change will define us era ultimately global legacy leave future generations.â press release ga disastrous effects local populations weather extremes result global_warming hurricane dean assembly will climate
MLT 2007 205 205 even pressing indeed convinced climate_change will define us era ultimately global legacy leave future generations.â press release ga disastrous effects local populations weather extremes result global_warming hurricane dean assembly will recall devastated economies infrastructure island states dominica saint lucia jamaica martinique guadeloupe small island states pacific caribbean requires united nations strengthen climate
MLT 2007 238 238 infrastructure island states dominica saint lucia jamaica martinique guadeloupe small island states pacific caribbean requires united nations strengthen leadership dealing natural disasters malta believes issue climate_change repercussions must addressed cohesive concerted manner among international institutions organizations imperative actors involved climate risk reduction take unified stand strategy action strengthen resilience affected countries climate
MLT 2007 270 270 among international institutions organizations imperative actors involved climate risk reduction take unified stand strategy action strengthen resilience affected countries building ability face adapt adverse impact climate_change malta also believes united nations establish mechanism general assembly will report activities field climate_change throughout past years propose elements possible future global strategy avoids current climate
MLT 2007 284 284 action strengthen resilience affected countries building ability face adapt adverse impact climate_change malta also believes united nations establish mechanism general assembly will report activities field climate_change throughout past years propose elements possible future global strategy avoids current fragmented approach takes special account needs small island states owe effort present future generations climate
MLT 2007 336 336 looks forward decisions bali summit next december sure will orient accelerate action within united nations framework obtain agreement comprehensive effective fair urgent global strategy limit climate_change adapt impacts weeks time malta together international community will celebrating fortieth anniversary initiative launched also malta law sea years later saw adoption united nations convention climate
MMR 2007 58 58 significant work done past year united nations meeting challenges face congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon successful first year office welcome timely initiative regard pressing global issues climate_change high-level event climate_change reignited international community’s interest climate_change rightly climate_change remains critical challenge international community faces today adverse effects climate_change sea-level rise hurricanes floods drought climate
MMR 2007 61 61 past year united nations meeting challenges face congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon successful first year office welcome timely initiative regard pressing global issues climate_change high-level event climate_change reignited international community’s interest climate_change rightly climate_change remains critical challenge international community faces today adverse effects climate_change sea-level rise hurricanes floods drought desertification particularly recent climate
MMR 2007 66 66 challenges face congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon successful first year office welcome timely initiative regard pressing global issues climate_change high-level event climate_change reignited international community’s interest climate_change rightly climate_change remains critical challenge international community faces today adverse effects climate_change sea-level rise hurricanes floods drought desertification particularly recent years stark reminder negative impact climate
MMR 2007 68 68 congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon successful first year office welcome timely initiative regard pressing global issues climate_change high-level event climate_change reignited international community’s interest climate_change rightly climate_change remains critical challenge international community faces today adverse effects climate_change sea-level rise hurricanes floods drought desertification particularly recent years stark reminder negative impact climate_change long-term climate
MMR 2007 78 78 initiative regard pressing global issues climate_change high-level event climate_change reignited international community’s interest climate_change rightly climate_change remains critical challenge international community faces today adverse effects climate_change sea-level rise hurricanes floods drought desertification particularly recent years stark reminder negative impact climate_change long-term economic social development global community particularly developing countries address adverse climate
MMR 2007 92 92 rightly climate_change remains critical challenge international community faces today adverse effects climate_change sea-level rise hurricanes floods drought desertification particularly recent years stark reminder negative impact climate_change long-term economic social development global community particularly developing countries address adverse impacts climate_change need concerted action national regional international levels need mindful climate_change merely environmental climate
MMR 2007 105 105 rise hurricanes floods drought desertification particularly recent years stark reminder negative impact climate_change long-term economic social development global community particularly developing countries address adverse impacts climate_change need concerted action national regional international levels need mindful climate_change merely environmental issue also sustainable development issue accordingly integrated coordinated approach required part myanmar pursuing climate
MMR 2007 115 115 negative impact climate_change long-term economic social development global community particularly developing countries address adverse impacts climate_change need concerted action national regional international levels need mindful climate_change merely environmental issue also sustainable development issue accordingly integrated coordinated approach required part myanmar pursuing national environmental policy based sustainable utilization natural resources adopted myanmar climate
MMR 2007 175 175 pursues system sustainable forest management implemented nationwide programme afforestation reforestation result able retain forest cover per cent country myanmar among nations took part asia least-cost greenhouse gas abatement strategy cooperation asian development bank inventory greenhouse gas emissions taken strategy confirms myanmar sink source carbon_dioxide emissions baseline projection national greenhouse inventory also climate
MMR 2007 184 184 reforestation result able retain forest cover per cent country myanmar among nations took part asia least-cost greenhouse gas abatement strategy cooperation asian development bank inventory greenhouse gas emissions taken strategy confirms myanmar sink source carbon_dioxide emissions baseline projection national greenhouse inventory also shows forestry sector will continue significant sink myanmar future climate
MMR 2007 193 193 myanmar among nations took part asia least-cost greenhouse gas abatement strategy cooperation asian development bank inventory greenhouse gas emissions taken strategy confirms myanmar sink source carbon_dioxide emissions baseline projection national greenhouse inventory also shows forestry sector will continue significant sink myanmar future economic activities undertaken developed countries historically currently mainly responsible climate
MMR 2007 198 198 asia least-cost greenhouse gas abatement strategy cooperation asian development bank inventory greenhouse gas emissions taken strategy confirms myanmar sink source carbon_dioxide emissions baseline projection national greenhouse inventory also shows forestry sector will continue significant sink myanmar future economic activities undertaken developed countries historically currently mainly responsible emissions greenhouse gases affect global climate
MMR 2007 220 220 baseline projection national greenhouse inventory also shows forestry sector will continue significant sink myanmar future economic activities undertaken developed countries historically currently mainly responsible emissions greenhouse gases affect global climate system developing countries least responsible contributing climate_change face greatest risk adverse impacts addressing challenge climate_change requires integrated approach economic growth social climate
MMR 2007 231 231 significant sink myanmar future economic activities undertaken developed countries historically currently mainly responsible emissions greenhouse gases affect global climate system developing countries least responsible contributing climate_change face greatest risk adverse impacts addressing challenge climate_change requires integrated approach economic growth social development environmental protection concerted action must taken within framework internationally agreed climate
MMR 2007 239 239 countries historically currently mainly responsible emissions greenhouse gases affect global climate system developing countries least responsible contributing climate_change face greatest risk adverse impacts addressing challenge climate_change requires integrated approach economic growth social development environmental protection concerted action must taken within framework internationally agreed united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol based climate
MMR 2007 261 261 impacts addressing challenge climate_change requires integrated approach economic growth social development environmental protection concerted action must taken within framework internationally agreed united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol based principle common differentiated responsibilities will require developed countries provide new additional financial resources developing countries fulfil commitments made various international conferences impact climate
MMR 2007 287 287 kyoto protocol based principle common differentiated responsibilities will require developed countries provide new additional financial resources developing countries fulfil commitments made various international conferences impact climate_change particularly felt developing countries adversely affected national development prospects order effectively meet challenge climate_change also address poverty alleviation developing countries able achieve internationally agreed development climate
MMR 2007 301 301 financial resources developing countries fulfil commitments made various international conferences impact climate_change particularly felt developing countries adversely affected national development prospects order effectively meet challenge climate_change also address poverty alleviation developing countries able achieve internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals therefore incumbent developed countries whose development process rely heavily climate
MNE 2007 90 90 realize multilateralism pre-eminent form interaction changing world multilateralism provides framework choosing democratic development cultural options can effectively meet major challenges ahead including maintenance peace security climate_change development processes fight terrorism protection human rights mindful importance multilateral organizations particular united nations montenegro stands ready actively participate making principles reality society implementing major climate
MNE 2007 372 372 effort convinced will lead lasting sustainable solution will contribute strengthening preservation regional stability long term montenegro particularly sensitive theme underlying sixty-second session general assembly response climate_change secretary-general stated paragraph report work organization c limate change will define us era ultimately global legacy idea world global village indivisible whole perhaps evident without climate
MNE 2007 414 414 idea world global village indivisible whole perhaps evident without common approach can correct response one right remain indifferent challenge either individually global terms negative impacts climate_change many affect countries ways include rise level adriatic sea rising temperatures damage forest ecosystems biodiversity context montenegro making efforts keep pace global trends contributing endeavours climate
MNE 2007 464 464 endeavours ensure better living conditions humane environment us future generations carrying many activities projects end including efforts fulfilment international obligations ratified united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol begun prepare first report implementation protocol also recently adopted national sustainable development strategy now establishing network public institutions plan activities related challenges climate_change climate
MNE 2007 489 489 climate_change kyoto protocol begun prepare first report implementation protocol also recently adopted national sustainable development strategy now establishing network public institutions plan activities related challenges climate_change mindful country’s natural resources responsibility preserve parliament republic montenegro decided declare montenegro ecological state ecological state montenegro additional obligation support united nations efforts promote sustainable climate
MNE 2007 547 547 strengthen montenegro state guarantees sustainable development citizens therefore welcome efforts united nations particularly secretary-general area encouraged messages emanating present general assembly session recent high-level event climate_change hope messages will contribute significantly success bali process december bali climate_change conference will produce additional constructive proposals sustainable solutions particularly regard post-2012 goals recent months climate
MNE 2007 558 558 nations particularly secretary-general area encouraged messages emanating present general assembly session recent high-level event climate_change hope messages will contribute significantly success bali process december bali climate_change conference will produce additional constructive proposals sustainable solutions particularly regard post-2012 goals recent months seen united nations continue make significant efforts hot spots throughout world climate
MNG 2007 272 272 must view serve midterm review mechanism also coin concrete proposals recommendations way forward fully aware primary responsibility development yet factors well beyond control impede progress climate_change figures prominently among climate_change definitely longer subject pure scientific academic discourse nations large small coastal landlocked alike feeling effects economies livelihoods peoples recent report intergovernmental climate
MNG 2007 276 276 review mechanism also coin concrete proposals recommendations way forward fully aware primary responsibility development yet factors well beyond control impede progress climate_change figures prominently among climate_change definitely longer subject pure scientific academic discourse nations large small coastal landlocked alike feeling effects economies livelihoods peoples recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change indicated poor climate
MNG 2007 299 299 prominently among climate_change definitely longer subject pure scientific academic discourse nations large small coastal landlocked alike feeling effects economies livelihoods peoples recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change indicated poor countries will hardest hit climate_change spite fact contribute least phenomenon fair contribution country global_warming negligible best yet mongolia severely affected negative consequences climate_change climate
MNG 2007 306 306 scientific academic discourse nations large small coastal landlocked alike feeling effects economies livelihoods peoples recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change indicated poor countries will hardest hit climate_change spite fact contribute least phenomenon fair contribution country global_warming negligible best yet mongolia severely affected negative consequences climate_change give examples past years average temperature mongolia climate
MNG 2007 315 315 feeling effects economies livelihoods peoples recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change indicated poor countries will hardest hit climate_change spite fact contribute least phenomenon fair contribution country global_warming negligible best yet mongolia severely affected negative consequences climate_change give examples past years average temperature mongolia risen almost c compared rise global mean temperature c climate
MNG 2007 324 324 climate_change indicated poor countries will hardest hit climate_change spite fact contribute least phenomenon fair contribution country global_warming negligible best yet mongolia severely affected negative consequences climate_change give examples past years average temperature mongolia risen almost c compared rise global mean temperature c last century per cent land surface degraded mostly wind climate
MNG 2007 330 330 hit climate_change spite fact contribute least phenomenon fair contribution country global_warming negligible best yet mongolia severely affected negative consequences climate_change give examples past years average temperature mongolia risen almost c compared rise global mean temperature c last century per cent land surface degraded mostly wind erosion combined human activities including mining climate
MNG 2007 339 339 country global_warming negligible best yet mongolia severely affected negative consequences climate_change give examples past years average temperature mongolia risen almost c compared rise global mean temperature c last century per cent land surface degraded mostly wind erosion combined human activities including mining overgrazing livestock desertification rampant pastures support semi-nomadic lifestyle mongols climate
MNG 2007 408 408 drought dzud cold winters heavy snowfalls recent years severe impact pastoral economy country fair country can stand aside afford inaction face truly global challenges like climate_change must carry share common endeavour yet natural contribute global_warming bear bulk burden hence industrialized countries fulfil commitments taking lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions providing financial climate
MNG 2007 417 417 impact pastoral economy country fair country can stand aside afford inaction face truly global challenges like climate_change must carry share common endeavour yet natural contribute global_warming bear bulk burden hence industrialized countries fulfil commitments taking lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions providing financial resources transferring clean technologies developing countries comprehensive implementation united climate
MNG 2007 429 429 truly global challenges like climate_change must carry share common endeavour yet natural contribute global_warming bear bulk burden hence industrialized countries fulfil commitments taking lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions providing financial resources transferring clean technologies developing countries comprehensive implementation united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc kyoto protocol remains priority even international community climate
MNG 2007 446 446 hence industrialized countries fulfil commitments taking lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions providing financial resources transferring clean technologies developing countries comprehensive implementation united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc kyoto protocol remains priority even international community embarks road towards shaping post-kyoto framework post-kyoto framework flexible diverse taking consideration circumstances country must include major climate
MNG 2007 487 487 framework flexible diverse taking consideration circumstances country must include major emitters achieve compatibility environmental protection economic growth utilizing advances technologies greatest extent possible united nations climate_change conference held bali december will crucial role shaping future framework must seize opportunity fully utilize current session general assembly build groundwork bali conference regional subregional climate
MNG 2007 586 586 japan republic korea russian federation along smaller vulnerable economies mongolia democratic people’s republic korea subregion also home quarter world’s population sheer size diversity subregion mean climate_change manifestations wide-ranging yet intimately felt every country mongolia therefore come initiative hold north-east asian summit climate_change nearest future hope high-level event will achieve breakthrough regional climate
MNG 2007 602 602 home quarter world’s population sheer size diversity subregion mean climate_change manifestations wide-ranging yet intimately felt every country mongolia therefore come initiative hold north-east asian summit climate_change nearest future hope high-level event will achieve breakthrough regional cooperation climate_change serve tangible contribution global efforts nationally mongolia making continuous efforts address challenges posed climate_change climate
MNG 2007 613 613 wide-ranging yet intimately felt every country mongolia therefore come initiative hold north-east asian summit climate_change nearest future hope high-level event will achieve breakthrough regional cooperation climate_change serve tangible contribution global efforts nationally mongolia making continuous efforts address challenges posed climate_change appropriately improving legal environment actively implementing various programmes projects national action climate
MNG 2007 627 627 climate_change nearest future hope high-level event will achieve breakthrough regional cooperation climate_change serve tangible contribution global efforts nationally mongolia making continuous efforts address challenges posed climate_change appropriately improving legal environment actively implementing various programmes projects national action plan combat desertification adopted established national climate_change committee entrusted formulating national policy adaptation climate_change climate
MNG 2007 645 645 mongolia making continuous efforts address challenges posed climate_change appropriately improving legal environment actively implementing various programmes projects national action plan combat desertification adopted established national climate_change committee entrusted formulating national policy adaptation climate_change reduction greenhouse gases preparing reports national greenhouse gas inventories policies measures government mongolia launched national action programme climate_change climate
MNG 2007 652 652 climate_change appropriately improving legal environment actively implementing various programmes projects national action plan combat desertification adopted established national climate_change committee entrusted formulating national policy adaptation climate_change reduction greenhouse gases preparing reports national greenhouse gas inventories policies measures government mongolia launched national action programme climate_change aimed meeting unfccc obligations also setting priorities climate
MNG 2007 654 654 improving legal environment actively implementing various programmes projects national action plan combat desertification adopted established national climate_change committee entrusted formulating national policy adaptation climate_change reduction greenhouse gases preparing reports national greenhouse gas inventories policies measures government mongolia launched national action programme climate_change aimed meeting unfccc obligations also setting priorities action integrating climate
MNG 2007 659 659 various programmes projects national action plan combat desertification adopted established national climate_change committee entrusted formulating national policy adaptation climate_change reduction greenhouse gases preparing reports national greenhouse gas inventories policies measures government mongolia launched national action programme climate_change aimed meeting unfccc obligations also setting priorities action integrating climate_change concerns national sectoral development climate
MNG 2007 670 670 climate_change committee entrusted formulating national policy adaptation climate_change reduction greenhouse gases preparing reports national greenhouse gas inventories policies measures government mongolia launched national action programme climate_change aimed meeting unfccc obligations also setting priorities action integrating climate_change concerns national sectoral development plans programmes furthermore mdg-based national development strategy draft recently submitted parliament climate
MNG 2007 680 680 gases preparing reports national greenhouse gas inventories policies measures government mongolia launched national action programme climate_change aimed meeting unfccc obligations also setting priorities action integrating climate_change concerns national sectoral development plans programmes furthermore mdg-based national development strategy draft recently submitted parliament consideration approval contains separate chapter environmental policy identifies protection nature climate
MNG 2007 711 711 programmes furthermore mdg-based national development strategy draft recently submitted parliament consideration approval contains separate chapter environmental policy identifies protection nature environment reasonable use natural resources climate_change concerns among national priority goals draft strategy expected approved parliament autumn practical side government launched major programme agroforestry development entitled green belt attempt combat desertification climate
MNG 2007 1366 1366 security council mongolia full confidence secretary- general ban ki-moon supports efforts aimed improving management efficiency internal cohesion united nations system success community nations tackling challenges climate_change achieving mdgs internationally agreed development goals countering terrorism preventing conflicts promoting democracy human rights effectively addressing pressing issues today largely depends success transformation clock ticking climate
MOZ 2007 103 103 solutions many challenges faced humanity hard work behalf organization mr secretary-general like reaffirm full readiness continue cooperating successful discharge difficult noble mission commend selection theme climate_change main discussion topic session urgent important issue countries future planet thanks revolution convergence technology areas informatics broadcasting telecommunications implications time space compression following emotion regular climate
MOZ 2007 134 134 important issue countries future planet thanks revolution convergence technology areas informatics broadcasting telecommunications implications time space compression following emotion regular basis instances real time effects climate_change planet witnessed reduction availability water resources tragic consequences human beings fauna flora increase frequency magnitude extreme meteorological phenomena extreme temperatures earthquakes tsunamis resulting occurrence natural climate
MOZ 2007 172 172 increase frequency magnitude extreme meteorological phenomena extreme temperatures earthquakes tsunamis resulting occurrence natural disasters whose consequences incalculable reduction glaciers rise sea level mention potential impacts climate_change full effects yet clearly determined impact phenomena felt harshly developing countries given deficient forecasting capacity terms human technical resources disasters strike countries limitations lack capacity climate
MOZ 2007 232 232 bridges preventing rescue personnel providing timely assistance even citizens great risk lack means assist victims lack resources mitigate suffering survivors given live global village effects climate_change also felt developed countries phenomena never recorded magnitude frequency manifest today beginning cause concern citizens countries digress little discussion hand like express solidarity compassion victims climate
MOZ 2007 361 361 us keep mind strong relationship commitments collective desire attain millennium development goals note great satisfaction international community continues committed addressing structured sustainable manner challenges imposed climate_change context welcome decisions climate_change taken heads state government group eight g-8 last summit held june year germany also like congratulate secretary- general initiative appointing three climate
MOZ 2007 365 365 relationship commitments collective desire attain millennium development goals note great satisfaction international community continues committed addressing structured sustainable manner challenges imposed climate_change context welcome decisions climate_change taken heads state government group eight g-8 last summit held june year germany also like congratulate secretary- general initiative appointing three eminent persons special envoys climate
MOZ 2007 391 391 taken heads state government group eight g-8 last summit held june year germany also like congratulate secretary- general initiative appointing three eminent persons special envoys climate_change convening high-level event climate_change just two days ago general assembly hall opens new prospects renewed momentum necessary substantial progress made conference states parties united nations climate
MOZ 2007 395 395 group eight g-8 last summit held june year germany also like congratulate secretary- general initiative appointing three eminent persons special envoys climate_change convening high-level event climate_change just two days ago general assembly hall opens new prospects renewed momentum necessary substantial progress made conference states parties united nations framework agreement climate_change scheduled climate
MOZ 2007 419 419 event climate_change just two days ago general assembly hall opens new prospects renewed momentum necessary substantial progress made conference states parties united nations framework agreement climate_change scheduled december year bali indonesia hopeful conference will build consensus future actions including concrete targets aimed reducing carbon_dioxide emissions post-kyoto agreement binding nations may conference climate
MOZ 2007 437 437 conference states parties united nations framework agreement climate_change scheduled december year bali indonesia hopeful conference will build consensus future actions including concrete targets aimed reducing carbon_dioxide emissions post-kyoto agreement binding nations may conference frustrate expectations particularly developing countries hope bali consensus will reached key areas first like see provision funding national climate
MOZ 2007 466 466 binding nations may conference frustrate expectations particularly developing countries hope bali consensus will reached key areas first like see provision funding national action plans adaptation climate_change proposed developing countries parties framework convention climate_change second element adaptation fund established conformity kyoto protocol provide assistance developing countries particular least developed countries funding adaptation climate
MOZ 2007 473 473 developing countries hope bali consensus will reached key areas first like see provision funding national action plans adaptation climate_change proposed developing countries parties framework convention climate_change second element adaptation fund established conformity kyoto protocol provide assistance developing countries particular least developed countries funding adaptation activities third implementation buenos aires programme work climate
MOZ 2007 567 567 addition per cent population lives rural areas natural resources principal source livelihood hence need sustainable use jeopardize country’s environmental balance permanent vulnerability environmental issues general climate_change particular form integral part government agenda particular attention thus given reducing vulnerability citizens famine caused drought reducing human property losses mitigating suffering population result disasters climate
MOZ 2007 661 661 give priority rely active participation citizens us involvement citizens primary ultimate beneficiaries governmental actions key factor ensuring success activities aimed preservation environment mitigating adverse effects climate_change positive impact actions evidence widely acknowledged recent floods cyclones high tides experienced earlier year measures recently put test warning sounded possibility tsunami recognition fact mitigation climate
MOZ 2007 688 688 impact actions evidence widely acknowledged recent floods cyclones high tides experienced earlier year measures recently put test warning sounded possibility tsunami recognition fact mitigation adaptation climate_change prevention reduction natural disasters require engagement international community importance strengthening regional continental international coordination overemphasized framework report high-level panel system-wide coherence areas development humanitarian assistance climate
MOZ 2007 758 758 assist member states incorporate adequate environmental policies national development strategies regard special attention given developing countries limited resources fund national capacity- building dealing issues related climate_change rostrum call upon united nations member states accede fully implement instruments adopted revert mitigate impact climate_change instruments include kyoto protocol agenda rio declaration whose contents climate
MOZ 2007 774 774 limited resources fund national capacity- building dealing issues related climate_change rostrum call upon united nations member states accede fully implement instruments adopted revert mitigate impact climate_change instruments include kyoto protocol agenda rio declaration whose contents reaffirmed world summit sustainable development held johannesburg members united nations family historic responsibility securing bright future climate
MOZ 2007 817 817 united nations family historic responsibility securing bright future children generations come preserving quality environment today ever time come us join hands work preserve planet act climate_change last analysis preserve world peace security ensure necessary conditions achieve millennium development goals viewed assumed minimum can now demanded indeed let us postpone tomorrow can climate
MRT 2007 78 78 promote reform organization addition addressing international peace security issues allow particular welcome fact general assembly sixty-first session focused development issues together fight poverty adverse effects climate_change economic globalization promoting dialogue understanding civilizations religions introducing modern good governance systems consolidation democracy achieving millennium development goals urgent priority requires intensify efforts promote cooperation climate
MUS 2007 653 653 president united states america apply sanctions us military junta must sent clear message free world will tolerate gunning people demanding freedom justice assembly made responding climate_change thrust general debate secretary-general ban ki-moon qualified climate_change defining issue era agree climate_change affects us indeed addressed head will irreversible consequences devastating effects survival human climate
MUS 2007 661 661 junta must sent clear message free world will tolerate gunning people demanding freedom justice assembly made responding climate_change thrust general debate secretary-general ban ki-moon qualified climate_change defining issue era agree climate_change affects us indeed addressed head will irreversible consequences devastating effects survival human beings habitability planet earth stake addressing climate_change global_warming climate
MUS 2007 666 666 free world will tolerate gunning people demanding freedom justice assembly made responding climate_change thrust general debate secretary-general ban ki-moon qualified climate_change defining issue era agree climate_change affects us indeed addressed head will irreversible consequences devastating effects survival human beings habitability planet earth stake addressing climate_change global_warming commend laudable initiative secretary-general convening climate
MUS 2007 685 685 qualified climate_change defining issue era agree climate_change affects us indeed addressed head will irreversible consequences devastating effects survival human beings habitability planet earth stake addressing climate_change global_warming commend laudable initiative secretary-general convening high-level event climate_change september remain confident strong message emanated high-level event will provide necessary impetus political will act catalyst climate
MUS 2007 686 686 climate_change defining issue era agree climate_change affects us indeed addressed head will irreversible consequences devastating effects survival human beings habitability planet earth stake addressing climate_change global_warming commend laudable initiative secretary-general convening high-level event climate_change september remain confident strong message emanated high-level event will provide necessary impetus political will act catalyst bali climate
MUS 2007 694 694 indeed addressed head will irreversible consequences devastating effects survival human beings habitability planet earth stake addressing climate_change global_warming commend laudable initiative secretary-general convening high-level event climate_change september remain confident strong message emanated high-level event will provide necessary impetus political will act catalyst bali meeting later year however approach finding global solution climate
MUS 2007 720 720 september remain confident strong message emanated high-level event will provide necessary impetus political will act catalyst bali meeting later year however approach finding global solution climate_change avoid making bear least responsibility greenhouse gas emissions yet hardest-hit pay price scale others led increase global_warming early eighteenth century mauritius part remains committed principle climate
MUS 2007 726 726 high-level event will provide necessary impetus political will act catalyst bali meeting later year however approach finding global solution climate_change avoid making bear least responsibility greenhouse gas emissions yet hardest-hit pay price scale others led increase global_warming early eighteenth century mauritius part remains committed principle common differentiated responsibilities rise sea level climate
MUS 2007 737 737 meeting later year however approach finding global solution climate_change avoid making bear least responsibility greenhouse gas emissions yet hardest-hit pay price scale others led increase global_warming early eighteenth century mauritius part remains committed principle common differentiated responsibilities rise sea level constitutes danger threatens low-lying island developing states states limited capacity withstand climate
MUS 2007 859 859 assist development implementation adaptation measures manner special fund least developed countries umbrella global environment facility gef regional climate observational systems better monitor climate variations associated global_warming sea-level rise need set true present pace climate_change goes unchecked face world may change dramatically next hundred years devastating effects future generations equally true underdevelopment climate
MUS 2007 867 867 least developed countries umbrella global environment facility gef regional climate observational systems better monitor climate variations associated global_warming sea-level rise need set true present pace climate_change goes unchecked face world may change dramatically next hundred years devastating effects future generations equally true underdevelopment poverty hunger diseases hiv aids malaria tuberculosis developing climate
MYS 2007 83 83 cultures civilizations two problems first problem now globally affecting well-being planet earth second threatening tear apart fabric peaceful relations peoples nations let first say something climate_change now fully aware gravity immediacy situation natural disasters extremes weather occurring now often parts world never experienced calamities worst yet come indeed report intergovernmental panel climate
MYS 2007 109 109 now fully aware gravity immediacy situation natural disasters extremes weather occurring now often parts world never experienced calamities worst yet come indeed report intergovernmental panel climate_change made clear scale urgency challenge greater thought feared december year indonesia will hosting bali thirteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change must agree launch climate
MYS 2007 131 131 report intergovernmental panel climate_change made clear scale urgency challenge greater thought feared december year indonesia will hosting bali thirteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change must agree launch process negotiations post-2012 agreement ongoing national regional initiatives deal climate_change must compete instead complement negotiations united nations framework malaysia will fully support climate
MYS 2007 144 144 year indonesia will hosting bali thirteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change must agree launch process negotiations post-2012 agreement ongoing national regional initiatives deal climate_change must compete instead complement negotiations united nations framework malaysia will fully support indonesia order ensure bali conference achieves success deserves need achieve consensus certain fundamental climate
MYS 2007 197 197 negotiations begin post-2012 agreement principle common differentiated responsibilities must prevail must recognize fact poorest countries world least capacity adapt therefore apportioned least responsibility mitigate impacts climate_change post-2012 agreement needs build upon architecture fundamentals kyoto protocol example absolute emission-reduction targets developed countries expanded mechanisms facilitate contributions developing countries special provisions least developed climate
MYS 2007 229 229 fundamentals kyoto protocol example absolute emission-reduction targets developed countries expanded mechanisms facilitate contributions developing countries special provisions least developed countries small island developing states know climate_change implications environment also global economy important additional reason principle differentiated responsibilities must apply developing countries can maintain capacities sustainable development course developing countries part play climate
MYS 2007 256 256 environment also global economy important additional reason principle differentiated responsibilities must apply developing countries can maintain capacities sustainable development course developing countries part play management climate_change must commensurate abilities perform subject must never forget earth summit held rio de janeiro began caring environment ensuring sustainable development themes global conference message summit climate
MYS 2007 302 302 themes global conference message summit nothing less transformation attitude behaviour will bring necessary changes principles remain fully valid guide us begin process negotiations post-2012 agreement climate_change let now turn problem discord growing islam general west whole main cause misperception west islam promotes exclusivity encourages extremism must take action generate greater understanding climate
NAM 2007 71 71 taking challenging issues facing humanity courage determination world needs stronger united nations effective multilateralism can help humanity respond timely effective way global challenges namibia regards climate_change one urgent challenges facing humanity today overwhelming body scientific evidence points urgency gravity climate_change climate_change global issue serious implications economic growth sustainable development achievement millennium climate
NAM 2007 85 85 can help humanity respond timely effective way global challenges namibia regards climate_change one urgent challenges facing humanity today overwhelming body scientific evidence points urgency gravity climate_change climate_change global issue serious implications economic growth sustainable development achievement millennium development goals climate_change present-day reality adversely affects lives many people international community live commitment climate
NAM 2007 86 86 help humanity respond timely effective way global challenges namibia regards climate_change one urgent challenges facing humanity today overwhelming body scientific evidence points urgency gravity climate_change climate_change global issue serious implications economic growth sustainable development achievement millennium development goals climate_change present-day reality adversely affects lives many people international community live commitment provide climate
NAM 2007 99 99 challenges facing humanity today overwhelming body scientific evidence points urgency gravity climate_change climate_change global issue serious implications economic growth sustainable development achievement millennium development goals climate_change present-day reality adversely affects lives many people international community live commitment provide resources developing countries order may adapt effects climate_change token compulsory targets must set climate
NAM 2007 119 119 development achievement millennium development goals climate_change present-day reality adversely affects lives many people international community live commitment provide resources developing countries order may adapt effects climate_change token compulsory targets must set reduction greenhouse gas emissions namibia happy rate investments made development renewable clean energy sources call upon private sector join hands climate
NAM 2007 126 126 reality adversely affects lives many people international community live commitment provide resources developing countries order may adapt effects climate_change token compulsory targets must set reduction greenhouse gas emissions namibia happy rate investments made development renewable clean energy sources call upon private sector join hands governments develop apply technologies can mitigate climate_change climate
NAM 2007 151 151 greenhouse gas emissions namibia happy rate investments made development renewable clean energy sources call upon private sector join hands governments develop apply technologies can mitigate climate_change sir assure namibia’s commitment act consort member states solve problem establishment concrete ambitious goals implemented agreed period countries responsibility act according common differentiated responsibilities respective climate
NER 2007 831 831 therefore come launch urgent appeal development partners resolve take necessary measures help countries achieve millennium development goals also enable mitigate negative impacts desertification environmental degradation climate_change desertification deteriorating environment two problems seriously affect countries sahel including mine combined efforts international community effectively combat scourges stepped action taken niger based experience gained climate
NER 2007 936 936 infiltration activities raised water table worth noting activities carried several thousand young people paid cash-for-work programme public debate security council thematic debate general assembly dedicated climate_change highlighted scope gravity phenomenon emphasizing need urgent collective action eloquent statements made high-level meeting organized secretary-general september lead us believe parties willing move achieve essential climate
NER 2007 980 980 us believe parties willing move achieve essential objectives way secure wholesome reliable environment present future generations niger resolutely supports momentum within national strategy plan action climate_change viability drafted national programme action adaptation climate_change questions fall within context comprehensive vision sustainable development covered revised poverty reduction strategy reference framework country’s overall economic climate
NER 2007 987 987 objectives way secure wholesome reliable environment present future generations niger resolutely supports momentum within national strategy plan action climate_change viability drafted national programme action adaptation climate_change questions fall within context comprehensive vision sustainable development covered revised poverty reduction strategy reference framework country’s overall economic development policy take exceptional opportunity solemnly invite climate
NGA 2007 164 164 stable prosperous nigeria fundamental principles democracy good governance free enterprise rule law worthy principles nigeria shares united nations family main theme session’s general debate responding climate_change appropriate african continent particularly vulnerable impact climate_change collective determination meet challenge african leaders assembly heads state government african union au met addis ababa last january climate
NGA 2007 171 171 governance free enterprise rule law worthy principles nigeria shares united nations family main theme session’s general debate responding climate_change appropriate african continent particularly vulnerable impact climate_change collective determination meet challenge african leaders assembly heads state government african union au met addis ababa last january decided integrate climate_change issues sustainable development initiatives climate
NGA 2007 192 192 continent particularly vulnerable impact climate_change collective determination meet challenge african leaders assembly heads state government african union au met addis ababa last january decided integrate climate_change issues sustainable development initiatives national regional levels nigeria reiterates commitment united nations framework convention climate_change applauding successful outcome high- level event climate_change held two days climate
NGA 2007 207 207 african union au met addis ababa last january decided integrate climate_change issues sustainable development initiatives national regional levels nigeria reiterates commitment united nations framework convention climate_change applauding successful outcome high- level event climate_change held two days ago september affirm much needs done seven years since world leaders met hall millennium assembly climate
NGA 2007 214 214 january decided integrate climate_change issues sustainable development initiatives national regional levels nigeria reiterates commitment united nations framework convention climate_change applauding successful outcome high- level event climate_change held two days ago september affirm much needs done seven years since world leaders met hall millennium assembly committed ridding africa pressing socioeconomic political challenges climate
NLD 2007 555 555 road reconstruction torn apart conflict netherlands actively supporting promising approach focuses prevention assembly president kerim drawn attention another responsibility share need prompt action tackle problem climate_change industrialized countries means take lead countries now enjoying rapid economic growth also asked develop sustainably future lies countries excel energy conservation use cleaner technologies yet climate
NLD 2007 594 594 develop sustainably future lies countries excel energy conservation use cleaner technologies yet making sufficient use scope innovation offers us netherlands wants front-runner ambition sharply reduce greenhouse gas emissions also developing new strategies deal negative effects climate_change important take climate nature account investments vulnerable developing countries deserve support tackling problems face december climate
NLD 2007 604 604 technologies yet making sufficient use scope innovation offers us netherlands wants front-runner ambition sharply reduce greenhouse gas emissions also developing new strategies deal negative effects climate_change important take climate nature account investments vulnerable developing countries deserve support tackling problems face december bali climate_change conference united nations unique opportunity take charge situation climate
NLD 2007 621 621 emissions also developing new strategies deal negative effects climate_change important take climate nature account investments vulnerable developing countries deserve support tackling problems face december bali climate_change conference united nations unique opportunity take charge situation create united global framework addressing climate problem european government leaders like see negotiations start bali follow-up kyoto climate
NOR 2007 14 14 two days ago world leaders met hall made strong statements urgent need address climate_change heard chairman intergovernmental panel climate_change mr pachauri present compelling evidence state world climate outlined dire picture future state planet strong joint action taken time lose climate
NOR 2007 19 19 two days ago world leaders met hall made strong statements urgent need address climate_change heard chairman intergovernmental panel climate_change mr pachauri present compelling evidence state world climate outlined dire picture future state planet strong joint action taken time lose imperative reach comprehensive post-kyoto agreement climate
NOR 2007 83 83 sectors meet bali december agree roadmap coming negotiations industrialized countries bear special responsibility current state atmosphere therefore must also take special responsibility bringing global emissions greenhouse gases back sustainable level long-term goal avoid temperature increases two degrees celsius compared pre-industrial level meeting challenge climate_change within reach however requires response strong coherent climate
NOR 2007 91 91 industrialized countries bear special responsibility current state atmosphere therefore must also take special responsibility bringing global emissions greenhouse gases back sustainable level long-term goal avoid temperature increases two degrees celsius compared pre-industrial level meeting challenge climate_change within reach however requires response strong coherent need provide worldwide private sector strong incentives cutting climate
NOR 2007 101 101 also take special responsibility bringing global emissions greenhouse gases back sustainable level long-term goal avoid temperature increases two degrees celsius compared pre-industrial level meeting challenge climate_change within reach however requires response strong coherent need provide worldwide private sector strong incentives cutting emissions essential put price carbon_emissions expand carbon market seven years climate
NOR 2007 121 121 compared pre-industrial level meeting challenge climate_change within reach however requires response strong coherent need provide worldwide private sector strong incentives cutting emissions essential put price carbon_emissions expand carbon market seven years ago one heads state government signed millennium declaration undertook commitment deliver united nations millennium development goals mdgs however unless make climate
NPL 2007 155 155 made millennium declaration follow-up conference financing development held doha used opportunity effectively meet financing gap explore innovative ways financing development commend secretary-general convening high-level meeting climate_change hope momentum generated will pave way agreement climate_change long-term comprehensive global commitments beyond starting process bali later year climate_change linked human security social economic development climate
NPL 2007 163 163 doha used opportunity effectively meet financing gap explore innovative ways financing development commend secretary-general convening high-level meeting climate_change hope momentum generated will pave way agreement climate_change long-term comprehensive global commitments beyond starting process bali later year climate_change linked human security social economic development environmental protection scientific studies point solution climate_change within climate
NPL 2007 174 174 development commend secretary-general convening high-level meeting climate_change hope momentum generated will pave way agreement climate_change long-term comprehensive global commitments beyond starting process bali later year climate_change linked human security social economic development environmental protection scientific studies point solution climate_change within human reach can achieve without compromising economic development human progress start climate
NPL 2007 187 187 agreement climate_change long-term comprehensive global commitments beyond starting process bali later year climate_change linked human security social economic development environmental protection scientific studies point solution climate_change within human reach can achieve without compromising economic development human progress start act now climate_change demands coordinated comprehensive global response enshrined united nations framework convention climate
NPL 2007 202 202 security social economic development environmental protection scientific studies point solution climate_change within human reach can achieve without compromising economic development human progress start act now climate_change demands coordinated comprehensive global response enshrined united nations framework convention climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities basis addressing challenges climate_change mandatory targets emissions reduction necessary order climate
NPL 2007 213 213 within human reach can achieve without compromising economic development human progress start act now climate_change demands coordinated comprehensive global response enshrined united nations framework convention climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities basis addressing challenges climate_change mandatory targets emissions reduction necessary order stabilize greenhouse gas concentration atmosphere safe levels industrialized countries assume leadership climate
NPL 2007 221 221 development human progress start act now climate_change demands coordinated comprehensive global response enshrined united nations framework convention climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities basis addressing challenges climate_change mandatory targets emissions reduction necessary order stabilize greenhouse gas concentration atmosphere safe levels industrialized countries assume leadership demonstrate necessary political will adopting long-term commitments reduce climate
NPL 2007 229 229 coordinated comprehensive global response enshrined united nations framework convention climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities basis addressing challenges climate_change mandatory targets emissions reduction necessary order stabilize greenhouse gas concentration atmosphere safe levels industrialized countries assume leadership demonstrate necessary political will adopting long-term commitments reduce emissions sea levels rising himalayan glaciers retreating surrounding climate
NPL 2007 286 286 climate-change glacial lake outbursts extreme rainfalls recurring floods massive landslides president returned chair ironic world’s vulnerable countries least developed small island countries get worst affects climate_change although least responsible new compact climate_change special provisions addressing mitigation adaptation needs least developed countries ldcs small island nations address special vulnerabilities nepal stands firm climate
NPL 2007 292 292 recurring floods massive landslides president returned chair ironic world’s vulnerable countries least developed small island countries get worst affects climate_change although least responsible new compact climate_change special provisions addressing mitigation adaptation needs least developed countries ldcs small island nations address special vulnerabilities nepal stands firm form terrorism implementing provisions various united climate
NPL 2007 1461 1461 declaration will serve useful reference indigenous issues throughout world conclusion general assembly important opportunity address pressing issues times issues lasting significance strive advance agreements address climate_change follow millennium development goals seek new resources development financing break impasse negotiations trade disarmament reform security council also seek solutions unresolved conflicts humanitarian crises today climate
NRU 2007 466 466 updates show progress key areas identify important initiatives follow-up action however also quite clear united nations need much fact glaringly obvious recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc warns narrowing window opportunity available slowing global_warming climate_change issue reveals inequities current world development paradigm small island countries contribute little problem likely worst affected climate
NRU 2007 474 474 follow-up action however also quite clear united nations need much fact glaringly obvious recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc warns narrowing window opportunity available slowing global_warming climate_change issue reveals inequities current world development paradigm small island countries contribute little problem likely worst affected need also stares us face recent reports progress climate
NRU 2007 475 475 action however also quite clear united nations need much fact glaringly obvious recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc warns narrowing window opportunity available slowing global_warming climate_change issue reveals inequities current world development paradigm small island countries contribute little problem likely worst affected need also stares us face recent reports progress lack climate
NRU 2007 608 608 least per cent cost imports likewise affordable sustainable alternative energy forms high priority country region ever increasing cost fossil fuel pay high premium something contributes global_warming potential demise pacific islands professor jeffrey sachs rightly said need work together solve world poverty opportunity developed countries resources technology something ending agreed official development climate
NRU 2007 935 935 submit security council taiwan’s application membership peoples world look united nations leaders identify act major global challenges confront world today earlier week concluded high-level event climate_change discussions encompassed variety views proposals hope will lead global resolve achieve significant changes nauru takes view international community particularly countries capacity comes status developed nations climate
NRU 2007 975 975 takes view international community particularly countries capacity comes status developed nations responsibility provide financial humanitarian assistance small island developing states stand suffer dire consequences global climate_change course must acknowledge express gratitude aid policies proposed established needed avert potential disaster especially vulnerable small island nations therefore ask ongoing efforts continued urge member climate
NZL 2007 15 15 meet sixty-second session general assembly look united nations global forum address challenges affect us climate_change serious urgent many said hall welcome theme general debate year science clear climate_change real will impact parts world meet global challenge climate_change must widespread effective climate
NZL 2007 28 28 session general assembly look united nations global forum address challenges affect us climate_change serious urgent many said hall welcome theme general debate year science clear climate_change real will impact parts world meet global challenge climate_change must widespread effective international action will important get economies onto low_carbon pathways time market mechanisms will climate
NZL 2007 37 37 challenges affect us climate_change serious urgent many said hall welcome theme general debate year science clear climate_change real will impact parts world meet global challenge climate_change must widespread effective international action will important get economies onto low_carbon pathways time market mechanisms will significant role play individual countries will face different challenges climate
NZL 2007 48 48 general debate year science clear climate_change real will impact parts world meet global challenge climate_change must widespread effective international action will important get economies onto low_carbon pathways time market mechanisms will significant role play individual countries will face different challenges different national circumstances must taken account united nations climate_change conference bali climate
NZL 2007 71 71 economies onto low_carbon pathways time market mechanisms will significant role play individual countries will face different challenges different national circumstances must taken account united nations climate_change conference bali december will fresh opportunity re-energize efforts addressing climate_change new zealand wants see bali road map emerge december set us course effective future response climate
NZL 2007 81 81 play individual countries will face different challenges different national circumstances must taken account united nations climate_change conference bali december will fresh opportunity re-energize efforts addressing climate_change new zealand wants see bali road map emerge december set us course effective future response new zealand welcomes momentum generated high-level meetings lead-up bali including climate
NZL 2007 149 149 political goodwill will vital reach agreement bali taking action international community also means taking action domestically recent weeks new zealand announced number domestic measures address climate_change emissions trading scheme will established january will form cornerstone efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions will time cover sectors gases also identified number longer-term domestic goals climate
NZL 2007 161 161 means taking action domestically recent weeks new zealand announced number domestic measures address climate_change emissions trading scheme will established january will form cornerstone efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions will time cover sectors gases also identified number longer-term domestic goals will move new zealand path carbon_neutrality will provide benefits including healthier homes climate
NZL 2007 180 180 january will form cornerstone efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions will time cover sectors gases also identified number longer-term domestic goals will move new zealand path carbon_neutrality will provide benefits including healthier homes cleaner air improved public transport climate_change certainly challenge us also opportunity move towards sustainable world regard millennium development goals climate
NZL 2007 192 192 sectors gases also identified number longer-term domestic goals will move new zealand path carbon_neutrality will provide benefits including healthier homes cleaner air improved public transport climate_change certainly challenge us also opportunity move towards sustainable world regard millennium development goals recognize passed halfway point international community needs step efforts achieve time scope climate
OMN 2007 493 493 displaced hundreds thousands people homes damaged necessary sources health livelihood addition essential services context commend vital role played united nations recognize efforts organizing high-level event climate_change held september also urge international community develop specific measures identify steps solutions face challenges ever international community called upon commission environmental scientific studies face dangers climate
PAK 2007 152 152 technology globalization betterment peoples conflicts continue palestine iraq afghanistan south asia kashmir dispute yet resolved old disputes compounded new confrontations also serious challenges emerging shape climate_change energy security financial trade imbalances complex world united nations provides critical indispensable role united nations apex expanding international interaction remains acknowledged instrument regulating global affairs climate
PAK 2007 838 838 basis coming months nuclear suppliers group states heavy responsibility endorsement selective discriminatory approach fatefully damage existing consensus disarmament non-proliferation world slowly recognizing existential threat posed climate_change special event held september useful crystallizing issues must addressed environment responsibility opportunity responsibility heal earth scarred degraded challenge goes far beyond kyoto collectively need restrain climate
PAK 2007 999 999 effort accordance mandate adopted second south summit will convene panel eminent experts south develop common positions developing countries critical areas like trade finance technology energy climate_change pakistan agrees management secretariat united nations reformed modernized especially improve coherence effectiveness system prime minister shaukat aziz co-chair secretary- general’s high-level panel system-wide coherence reform climate
PER 2007 625 625 america caribbean european union well summit asia-pacific economic cooperation forum will take place peru formidable technological advances especially information field emergence new powers energy insecurity climate_change growing inequity poverty new challenges international security characterize changing ever-more complex international scene states international institutions must adapt global society interlinked productive processes trade financial climate
PER 2007 1012 1012 marked poverty inequality great majority around world live affect human dignity new human rights council system integrated help response challenges discussion last days organization shows climate_change world problem requires collective response international community framework multilateral worldwide commitment sustainable forest management peru contributed global commitment reducing emissions caused deforestation also made headway climate
PER 2007 1041 1041 collective response international community framework multilateral worldwide commitment sustainable forest management peru contributed global commitment reducing emissions caused deforestation also made headway implementing national strategy climate_change strengthening national capacities maximize human financial resources size problem requires agreement goals emission greenhouse gases ambitious agreed first stage peru great expectations next meeting bali climate
PER 2007 1055 1055 commitment reducing emissions caused deforestation also made headway implementing national strategy climate_change strengthening national capacities maximize human financial resources size problem requires agreement goals emission greenhouse gases ambitious agreed first stage peru great expectations next meeting bali will work ensure common platform will allow us soon begin negotiations define new international climate
PHL 2007 152 152 must grow economy sustain natural environment time developing promoting green philippines agenda emphasizes sustainable economic model brings together economic opportunity concern environment secretary-general’s high-level event climate_change earlier week united nations member nations focused united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol meetings bali held december clean development mechanism kyoto protocol allowed developing climate
PHL 2007 164 164 emphasizes sustainable economic model brings together economic opportunity concern environment secretary-general’s high-level event climate_change earlier week united nations member nations focused united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol meetings bali held december clean development mechanism kyoto protocol allowed developing countries philippines voluntarily reduce greenhouse gas emissions private sector initiatives need expand climate
PHL 2007 182 182 member nations focused united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol meetings bali held december clean development mechanism kyoto protocol allowed developing countries philippines voluntarily reduce greenhouse gas emissions private sector initiatives need expand carbon market expand international cooperation financial support promote strategies adapt climate_change many nations developed developing believe environment must climate
PHL 2007 200 200 protocol allowed developing countries philippines voluntarily reduce greenhouse gas emissions private sector initiatives need expand carbon market expand international cooperation financial support promote strategies adapt climate_change many nations developed developing believe environment must sacrificed altar growth believe otherwise believe unique opportunity get right day one introduce new industries clean profitable includes climate
PLW 2007 353 353 ocean will help protect per cent world’s coral reefs including threatened species eliminating bottom trawling establishing protected areas certainly important actions will fruitless rapid progress climate_change made international level longer total control destiny temperatures increase corals bleach seas rise oceans acidify threatening demolish marine biodiversity jeopardizing livelihoods eventually destroying identity light climate
PLW 2007 386 386 temperatures increase corals bleach seas rise oceans acidify threatening demolish marine biodiversity jeopardizing livelihoods eventually destroying identity light high vulnerability small island developing states impact climate_change stress absolute need reach agreement set quantified emission reduction targets second commitment period kyoto protocol emission reduction targets must ambitious must reflect urgency collective circumstances climate
PLW 2007 430 430 must ambitious must reflect urgency collective circumstances must consistent mitigation framework protects vulnerable parties convention short long-term imperative effectiveness post-2012 regime address issue mitigating impacts climate_change small island developing states key benchmark adequacy effectiveness note ongoing debate general assembly reform join voices others note need concrete results security council reform without climate
PNG 2007 53 53 stewardship work tenure wish well future endeavours like express support secretary-general excellency mr ban ki-moon leadership united nations let thank particular courage strong leadership issue climate_change token also like thank staff secretariat united nations agencies continue give valuable service country papua new guinea september two days celebrating years independence papua new climate
PNG 2007 158 158 twenty-first century increasing incidence human atrocities genocide war poverty terrorism hiv aids resurgence malaria tuberculosis proliferation small arms light weapons drug human smuggling environmental degradation climate_change issues believe united nations best placed address agree president global challenges demand multilateral solutions united nations appropriate multilateral forum take action revitalization general assembly deserves climate
PNG 2007 200 200 appropriate multilateral forum take action revitalization general assembly deserves highest attention revitalize assembly also renew faith common values destiny strongly endorse president’s five priority issues climate_change financing development achieving millennium development goals mdgs countering terrorism united nations reform agenda complement efforts forums papua new guinea countries pacific region agreed pool limited climate
PNG 2007 249 249 pool limited resources pacific plan order address basis cooperation many issues particular sustainable development climatic change regional integration let turn now issue country feels strongly climate_change clear concerned see certain industrialized nations attempting avoid responsibility carbon_emissions shifting focus developing nations industrialized nations take responsibility consequences actions will pathway become clear lasting climate
PNG 2007 259 259 issues particular sustainable development climatic change regional integration let turn now issue country feels strongly climate_change clear concerned see certain industrialized nations attempting avoid responsibility carbon_emissions shifting focus developing nations industrialized nations take responsibility consequences actions will pathway become clear lasting solutions however developing countries willing contribute equitably towards sustainable future climate
PNG 2007 289 289 industrialized nations take responsibility consequences actions will pathway become clear lasting solutions however developing countries willing contribute equitably towards sustainable future earlier statements high-level event climate_change put forward key principles needed guide future international agreements climate_change year time leadership now defeat self-inflicted calamity must succeed six key areas must construct shared climate
PNG 2007 299 299 lasting solutions however developing countries willing contribute equitably towards sustainable future earlier statements high-level event climate_change put forward key principles needed guide future international agreements climate_change year time leadership now defeat self-inflicted calamity must succeed six key areas must construct shared vision lower global greenhouse gas concentrations must aggressively deepen reduction climate
PNG 2007 318 318 principles needed guide future international agreements climate_change year time leadership now defeat self-inflicted calamity must succeed six key areas must construct shared vision lower global greenhouse gas concentrations must aggressively deepen reduction commitments industrialized countries must create mechanisms provide positive incentives developing countries must launch global framework reduce emissions deforestation degradation climate
POL 2007 90 90 economic development various countries regions echoes inequalities heard every year assembly hall heard today well problem closely tied issue discussed past days course high-level event climate_change thank secretary-general initiative convening event topic global_warming one key themes session problem can considered various perspectives first president vaclav klaus czech republic noted causes global_warming climate
POL 2007 97 97 heard every year assembly hall heard today well problem closely tied issue discussed past days course high-level event climate_change thank secretary-general initiative convening event topic global_warming one key themes session problem can considered various perspectives first president vaclav klaus czech republic noted causes global_warming obvious debate way concerning causes country support climate
POL 2007 115 115 climate_change thank secretary-general initiative convening event topic global_warming one key themes session problem can considered various perspectives first president vaclav klaus czech republic noted causes global_warming obvious debate way concerning causes country support theory climate_change caused human activities people minority experts field claim human economic activities especially generation carbon_dioxide factors behind climate
POL 2007 124 124 key themes session problem can considered various perspectives first president vaclav klaus czech republic noted causes global_warming obvious debate way concerning causes country support theory climate_change caused human activities people minority experts field claim human economic activities especially generation carbon_dioxide factors behind climate_change dramatically described many speakers past two days problems climate
POL 2007 138 138 noted causes global_warming obvious debate way concerning causes country support theory climate_change caused human activities people minority experts field claim human economic activities especially generation carbon_dioxide factors behind climate_change dramatically described many speakers past two days problems efforts resolve intrinsically linked contradictions world first climate convention adopted years ago developed countries climate
POL 2007 141 141 obvious debate way concerning causes country support theory climate_change caused human activities people minority experts field claim human economic activities especially generation carbon_dioxide factors behind climate_change dramatically described many speakers past two days problems efforts resolve intrinsically linked contradictions world first climate convention adopted years ago developed countries believed main perpetrators climate
POL 2007 168 168 described many speakers past two days problems efforts resolve intrinsically linked contradictions world first climate convention adopted years ago developed countries believed main perpetrators excessive carbon_dioxide emissions much changed since many respects observed changes better two largest countries planet china india begun grow dynamically growth clearly led increased emissions carbon_dioxide contribute climate
POL 2007 192 192 excessive carbon_dioxide emissions much changed since many respects observed changes better two largest countries planet china india begun grow dynamically growth clearly led increased emissions carbon_dioxide contribute climate warming can solve problem kyoto protocol set three methods two contribute limiting carbon_dioxide emissions highly developed countries third alone promotes certain degree mitigation climate
POL 2007 207 207 china india begun grow dynamically growth clearly led increased emissions carbon_dioxide contribute climate warming can solve problem kyoto protocol set three methods two contribute limiting carbon_dioxide emissions highly developed countries third alone promotes certain degree mitigation emissions less developed results kyoto protocol significant resolve every issue protocol ratified every country many climate
POL 2007 380 380 provide transfer resources country country major scale yes indeed countries organizations instance european union eu serves evidence existence frameworks course eu deals general development protection climate_change regard can serve example example needs globally followed applicable question can agent organizing international solidarity experience past sixty years shows one organization one debating today climate
POL 2007 464 464 linked reform security council conclusion like mention experiences country similar czech republic represented today mr klaus recently away communism since achieved economic success way reduced greenhouse gas emissions per cent therefore see indeed feasible despite apparent obstacles problem insurmountable methods can applied one hand certain types production stopped hand can develop climate
PRT 2007 190 190 goals mdgs goals demanding discourage us contrary inspire us accelerate work enhance effectiveness eradicating poverty building true partnership development promoting education decent health standards combating climate_change context must mention one stated objectives european union adoption joint eu-africa strategy endorsed second eu-africa summit held lisbon december mention objective clear sign times strategy climate
PRT 2007 250 250 continents multilateral institutions inclusive ambitious strategy reflects progress made euro-african cooperation broad range areas sets standards met shared responses challenges likewise shared continents africa europe climate_change one great global challenges facing humanity today threatens prosperity undermine ability achieve mdgs response must global collective pleased take part high-level event climate_change results encouraging climate
PRT 2007 273 273 africa europe climate_change one great global challenges facing humanity today threatens prosperity undermine ability achieve mdgs response must global collective pleased take part high-level event climate_change results encouraging give rise optimism clearly show political will move forward sustainable development emission reductions must go hand hand therefore shared responsibility initiative will add climate
PRT 2007 313 313 reductions must go hand hand therefore shared responsibility initiative will add momentum formulation post-2012 global comprehensive agreement climate regime believe agree begin negotiations regime bali climate_change conference held december wish make absolutely clear eu will make every effort achieve ambitious solid international consensus conference even important however need everyone’s support eu climate
PRT 2007 343 343 make absolutely clear eu will make every effort achieve ambitious solid international consensus conference even important however need everyone’s support eu already unilaterally committed cutting greenhouse gas emissions least per cent want go prepared announced part future global agreement climate rules increase commitment per cent like reiterate call global emissions reduced climate
PRY 2007 900 900 lack proper access international markets absence preferential treatment us developed economies denied us competitive participation trade well access quotas higher tariffs paraguay aware serious consequences climate_change also suffers proof catastrophe country suffering prolonged drought dreadful fires destroyed major part territory take opportunity express deepest gratitude behalf people government countries come aid climate
QAT 2007 279 279 initiative state qatar host first follow-up conference international conference financing development held doha second half one major challenges address pertains protection environment addition destructive effects climate_change environment subject degradation pollution threaten human life well living creatures situation requires cooperation concerted efforts industrialized developing countries alike find new approaches visions leading effective climate
ROU 2007 1002 1002 strategy institutional structure budget line item official development assistance unswerving political commitment will look closely options providing voluntary contributions united nations system setting initial priorities climate_change united nations clearly key role play assisting regions devastated natural catastrophes fully aware staggering impact climate_change human beings let us recall words immanuel kant said climate
ROU 2007 1018 1018 providing voluntary contributions united nations system setting initial priorities climate_change united nations clearly key role play assisting regions devastated natural catastrophes fully aware staggering impact climate_change human beings let us recall words immanuel kant said two things fill mind ever new increasing admiration awe starry heavens moral law within let moral climate
ROU 2007 1077 1077 general degree freedom never attained high level history mankind day freer informed aware forefathers also greater responsibility care environment year romania like countries suffered consequences climate_change extremely hot temperatures drought followed torrential rains flooding political leaders must support formulation new legal instrument must support scientific research order reduce world economy’s dependence climate
ROU 2007 1126 1126 economy’s dependence fossil fuels stimulate discovery new technologies romania began political economic action towards sustainable development sustainable economy thus romania ratified united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol given almost unprecedented phenomena need consolidate regional european capacity act end relevant romanian institutions considered holding high-level regional meeting discuss policies response global_warming climate
ROU 2007 1151 1151 climate_change kyoto protocol given almost unprecedented phenomena need consolidate regional european capacity act end relevant romanian institutions considered holding high-level regional meeting discuss policies response global_warming particular action support mechanisms regard problems related drought initiative will concentrated central europe south-east europe romania places particular importance dialogue among cultures religions believe become climate
RUS 2007 880 880 deployment can endanger states without exception consistently oppose deployment space weapons type call upon international community conclude agreement effect another outstanding global issue effective prevention climate_change requires agreed scientifically based solutions realistic balanced undercut countries right development russia always stood constructive dialogue view giving genuinely universal character international climate protection regime climate
RWA 2007 430 430 central wealth creation improving quality development aid supplement effort based shared understanding aid effective aligned national development priorities ultimate goal improving lives globally realized challenge climate_change associated widespread environmental degradation sufficiently tackled rwanda appreciates convening high-level meeting climate_change secretary-general earlier week also look forward united nations climate_change conference scheduled take place climate
RWA 2007 442 442 aid effective aligned national development priorities ultimate goal improving lives globally realized challenge climate_change associated widespread environmental degradation sufficiently tackled rwanda appreciates convening high-level meeting climate_change secretary-general earlier week also look forward united nations climate_change conference scheduled take place bali indonesia december provide clear road map consolidate gains gather pace protecting climate
RWA 2007 451 451 lives globally realized challenge climate_change associated widespread environmental degradation sufficiently tackled rwanda appreciates convening high-level meeting climate_change secretary-general earlier week also look forward united nations climate_change conference scheduled take place bali indonesia december provide clear road map consolidate gains gather pace protecting environment global challenges poverty ignorance terrorism conflict climate_change require climate
RWA 2007 475 475 nations climate_change conference scheduled take place bali indonesia december provide clear road map consolidate gains gather pace protecting environment global challenges poverty ignorance terrorism conflict climate_change require us act collectively manner founders organization captured eloquently words peoples united nations begin sixty- second session general assembly let us recommit common aspirations responsibilities climate
SDN 2007 930 930 threats doubt international community ever convinced way confront challenges consequences collective efforts effectively ably led united nations role reflected special attention organization begun pay challenge climate_change reflected statements made heads state government recent high-level event climate_change climate_change environmental degradation major causes conflict many african countries including noted recent comprehensive report united climate
SDN 2007 940 940 collective efforts effectively ably led united nations role reflected special attention organization begun pay challenge climate_change reflected statements made heads state government recent high-level event climate_change climate_change environmental degradation major causes conflict many african countries including noted recent comprehensive report united nations environment programme highlighted serious challenges world faces result climate_change climate
SDN 2007 941 941 efforts effectively ably led united nations role reflected special attention organization begun pay challenge climate_change reflected statements made heads state government recent high-level event climate_change climate_change environmental degradation major causes conflict many african countries including noted recent comprehensive report united nations environment programme highlighted serious challenges world faces result climate_change must climate
SDN 2007 965 965 climate_change climate_change environmental degradation major causes conflict many african countries including noted recent comprehensive report united nations environment programme highlighted serious challenges world faces result climate_change must therefore consolidate efforts capacities order save planet present future generations recognize climate_change confronted within framework requirements sustainable development three pillars economic development social development climate
SDN 2007 978 978 comprehensive report united nations environment programme highlighted serious challenges world faces result climate_change must therefore consolidate efforts capacities order save planet present future generations recognize climate_change confronted within framework requirements sustainable development three pillars economic development social development environmental protection sudan signed united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc ratified november thus climate
SDN 2007 999 999 present future generations recognize climate_change confronted within framework requirements sustainable development three pillars economic development social development environmental protection sudan signed united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc ratified november thus committing mutual cooperation global community address problem climate_change global consensus post-2012 agreement must reached thirteenth session conference parties unfccc third session climate
SDN 2007 1011 1011 pillars economic development social development environmental protection sudan signed united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc ratified november thus committing mutual cooperation global community address problem climate_change global consensus post-2012 agreement must reached thirteenth session conference parties unfccc third session meeting parties kyoto protocol held bali december successful outcome based rio principle climate
SEN 2007 109 109 positive fallout nature negation human condition must remain vigilant mobilized senegal say yes will forgive will forget agree manipulation high-level discussion held september serious issue climate_change confirms terrible threat hanging planet therefore welcome initiative secretary-general mr ban ki-moon put crucial issue heart agenda seen damage done mankind wise greater lesser awareness climate
SEN 2007 144 144 mr ban ki-moon put crucial issue heart agenda seen damage done mankind wise greater lesser awareness destroyed earth god lent us must beseech forgiveness combating climate_change demands innovative solutions must take account special situation countries significant polluters nevertheless suffer serious consequences phenomenon modern age senegal aware responsibility join struggle pollution therefore climate
SGP 2007 4 4 item top agenda climate_change upcoming bali conference needs full support climate_change challenge can overcome collective efforts fail future will troubled small island countries like singapore will great danger people climate
SGP 2007 11 11 item top agenda climate_change upcoming bali conference needs full support climate_change challenge can overcome collective efforts fail future will troubled small island countries like singapore will great danger people living lowlands will move higher ground pressure climate
SGP 2007 41 41 efforts fail future will troubled small island countries like singapore will great danger people living lowlands will move higher ground pressure migration spaces become habitable global_warming may well become unstoppable will new conflicts world coming now understand better role climate_change conflict darfur excuse heinous crimes committed understanding water situation region will climate
SGP 2007 55 55 living lowlands will move higher ground pressure migration spaces become habitable global_warming may well become unstoppable will new conflicts world coming now understand better role climate_change conflict darfur excuse heinous crimes committed understanding water situation region will help us find durable solutions future many historians now reassessing role climate_change major political climate
SGP 2007 78 78 better role climate_change conflict darfur excuse heinous crimes committed understanding water situation region will help us find durable solutions future many historians now reassessing role climate_change major political events past sure whether best efforts can stop global_warming earth’s climate always gone cycles even can slow process will buy us time time climate
SGP 2007 89 89 situation region will help us find durable solutions future many historians now reassessing role climate_change major political events past sure whether best efforts can stop global_warming earth’s climate always gone cycles even can slow process will buy us time time accumulate knowledge develop new technologies adapt example cost recycling desalinating water climate
SGP 2007 141 141 coming becoming completely affordable us singapore improvements water technology can defuse political tensions many parts world many problems face can overcome nations world acting together climate_change one another danger global pandemics must also kept high agenda late director-general world health organization lee jong-wook said new global pandemic question whether mass movement climate
SGP 2007 247 247 aside medical examination knew overcome problem leaders association southeast asian nations asean convened emergency meeting premier china chief executive hong kong director-general also invited whether climate_change global pandemics fight terrorism multilateral trading system international finance need better global governance cold war world divided two camps super-power taking lead sphere era now climate
SGP 2007 449 449 maintain moral authority eyes world stay effective secretary-general ban ki-moon’s recent visit refugee camp darfur received much applause prestige united nations hope reposed blue helmets climate_change good united states convened meeting washington world’s biggest emitters greenhouse gases world’s biggest economy united states exercise leadership without major emitters achieving certain common understanding climate
SGP 2007 459 459 recent visit refugee camp darfur received much applause prestige united nations hope reposed blue helmets climate_change good united states convened meeting washington world’s biggest emitters greenhouse gases world’s biggest economy united states exercise leadership without major emitters achieving certain common understanding among will make much progress coming climate_change conference bali involvement climate
SGP 2007 481 481 world’s biggest emitters greenhouse gases world’s biggest economy united states exercise leadership without major emitters achieving certain common understanding among will make much progress coming climate_change conference bali involvement small medium-sized countries international institutions enhanced unhealthy way small medium-sized countries can ensure interests taken account threatening block progress others indeed every climate
SGP 2007 871 871 awareness common origins growing interdependence common future without larger sense challenge global governance will difficult overcome without countries feeling sense shared responsibility earth’s environment example climate_change will become much worse effective measures taken time may late many us climate
SLB 2007 466 466 need concerted international action regulate collection delivery humanitarian aid dealing effects environmental catastrophes rather causes takes us half far go proceedings last week’s high-level event climate_change emboldened small island developing states rally together demand intensification international efforts curb global environmental recklessness appears fragility states solomon islands less quality governance machinery ecological climate
SLE 2007 86 86 like reaffirm commitment united nations international body capacity combat multifarious problems world salvation world conflict natural disasters diseases hunger poverty oppression abuse violation rights menace climate_change achievement development goals will remain distant dreams without multilateral action stronger united nations greater chances realize objectives set sierra leone will never relent support reform climate
SLV 2007 967 967 enjoy international bilateral multilateral cooperation achieve higher levels well-being government convinced social sphere complementary anything else basis everything one disturbing challenges present future international community global_warming particular learn impressive report prepared united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change harmful effects climate_change peoples grown alarming human material economic environmental impacts increasingly felt countries regions climate
SLV 2007 977 977 convinced social sphere complementary anything else basis everything one disturbing challenges present future international community global_warming particular learn impressive report prepared united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change harmful effects climate_change peoples grown alarming human material economic environmental impacts increasingly felt countries regions throughout world states must speedily fully adopt corrective measures order climate
SLV 2007 980 980 complementary anything else basis everything one disturbing challenges present future international community global_warming particular learn impressive report prepared united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change harmful effects climate_change peoples grown alarming human material economic environmental impacts increasingly felt countries regions throughout world states must speedily fully adopt corrective measures order substantially reduce greenhouse climate
SLV 2007 1005 1005 climate_change peoples grown alarming human material economic environmental impacts increasingly felt countries regions throughout world states must speedily fully adopt corrective measures order substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions halt trend towards irreversible massive environmental degradation end urge developed countries join efforts curb trend responsibility common differentiated manner alongside international efforts environmental climate
SLV 2007 1140 1140 developing countries united nations ignore issue countries depend oil bankrupted coming years must mention faced high oil prices promoting several initiatives el salvador area alternative renewable_energy biofuels one initiatives led formulation bill incentives investing renewable_energy also analysed economic technical feasibility introducing plan produce ethanol national scale addition stepping thermal energy el climate
SLV 2007 1149 1149 bankrupted coming years must mention faced high oil prices promoting several initiatives el salvador area alternative renewable_energy biofuels one initiatives led formulation bill incentives investing renewable_energy also analysed economic technical feasibility introducing plan produce ethanol national scale addition stepping thermal energy el salvador already represents per cent energy consumption entry operation climate
SLV 2007 1202 1202 eastern part el salvador similarly beginning technical financial feasibility studies promote production biodiesel establishment pilot plant use different crops will make possible promote reforestation reduce greenhouse gas emissions relying direct support united states brazil colombia believe latin american developing countries contribute substantively global environmental conservation efforts efforts will limited industrialized countries climate
SMR 2007 481 481 dialogue among cultures religions instrument strengthen climate confidence indispensable promote peace prevent conflicts combat threat discrimination racism violence terrorism republic san marino particularly sensitive issue climate_change conviction addressing problem imperative member international community called upon take action share common strategies prevent face situations degradation extreme emergency becoming increasingly evident require joint climate
SMR 2007 564 564 expressed strong determination progressively accede major international instruments adopted framework united nations environmental protection gas emissions vienna convention montreal protocol thereto kyoto protocol awareness consequences climate_change serious obstacle achievement millennium development goals domestic level san marino preparing legislation promoting new technologies based renewable_energy sources will substantially modify energetic environmental habits entire climate
SMR 2007 581 581 convention montreal protocol thereto kyoto protocol awareness consequences climate_change serious obstacle achievement millennium development goals domestic level san marino preparing legislation promoting new technologies based renewable_energy sources will substantially modify energetic environmental habits entire country just days ago secretary-general organized high-level event climate_change gave momentum activity governments worth reiterating take strong climate
SMR 2007 598 598 san marino preparing legislation promoting new technologies based renewable_energy sources will substantially modify energetic environmental habits entire country just days ago secretary-general organized high-level event climate_change gave momentum activity governments worth reiterating take strong stance death penalty basis political moral principles indeed death penalty denies right life deem groundless deterrent increasing climate
SRB 2007 778 778 common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crime pandemic diseases harmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows national borders circumvents part climate
SRB 2007 779 779 goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crime pandemic diseases harmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows national borders circumvents part world climate
SRB 2007 824 824 knows national borders circumvents part world solve therefore must address seriously brooks delay member states must get board within belgrade initiative serbia proposed activities stop global_warming carried also regional level regional centre south-east europe set belgrade end also emphasize plans reduce harmful emissions must take consideration level economic development various countries climate
STP 2007 58 58 congratulate mr srgjan kerim election president current session thank ms al khalifa work guiding sixty-first session well like take opportunity congratulate secretary-general choice topics session climate_change finance development millennium development goals countering terrorism come together year time enormous challenges united nations world situation serious one difficulty problems enormous complexity mass facts climate
SUR 2007 82 82 ban ki-moon pledge support furthering ideals charter towards sustainable development international peace security respect human rights fundamental freedoms current international scene predominantly speaks devastating effects climate_change also recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change confirmed warming climate system clearly linked human activities effects climate_change will felt parts world however impact will worse small climate
SUR 2007 88 88 charter towards sustainable development international peace security respect human rights fundamental freedoms current international scene predominantly speaks devastating effects climate_change also recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change confirmed warming climate system clearly linked human activities effects climate_change will felt parts world however impact will worse small vulnerable states suriname low-lying coastal country climate
SUR 2007 98 98 fundamental freedoms current international scene predominantly speaks devastating effects climate_change also recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change confirmed warming climate system clearly linked human activities effects climate_change will felt parts world however impact will worse small vulnerable states suriname low-lying coastal country majority population concentrated coastal zone economic activities including fisheries agriculture climate
SUR 2007 185 185 nature reserve designated world heritage site united nations educational scientific cultural organization unesco since majority land surface covered tropical rainforest suriname contributes significantly counterbalancing effects global_warming global threat however justifies global action responsibility provide adequate answer lies us call international community development partners increase efforts continue technical financial support developing countries climate
SVN 2007 116 116 today environmental changes occurring world slovenia pins great hopes regional approach search solutions global level support principle common different responsibilities common approach necessary considerable impact climate_change including global security stability country-specific solutions allow space realizing development potential slovenia serious commitments within european framework european union showed will ability take initiative hope climate
SWE 2007 217 217 aimed creating new swedish development assistance policy characterized quality efficiency results terms reduced poverty democratic societies must now highlighted last week accelerate efforts address challenge climate_change swedish government launched commission climate_change development address risk reduction adaptation climate-proofing development must make dedicated mutual effort meet millennium development goals fact making substantial progress climate
SWE 2007 222 222 assistance policy characterized quality efficiency results terms reduced poverty democratic societies must now highlighted last week accelerate efforts address challenge climate_change swedish government launched commission climate_change development address risk reduction adaptation climate-proofing development must make dedicated mutual effort meet millennium development goals fact making substantial progress globally demonstrates progress indeed possible climate
SWZ 2007 374 374 us period hardship make appeal others support still needed problems mentioned affecting country result climate changes believe summit important like commend secretary-general convening high-level summit climate_change held earlier week political momentum generated hope necessary negotiations matter will commence bali later year meeting parties united nations framework convention climate_change kingdom swaziland developed climate
SWZ 2007 396 396 convening high-level summit climate_change held earlier week political momentum generated hope necessary negotiations matter will commence bali later year meeting parties united nations framework convention climate_change kingdom swaziland developed sector policies climate-change friendly pro-green energy policy water resources policy mention couple however need enhance education training public awareness regard adaptation promotion climate
SYC 2007 142 142 years ago ever believe world needs strong effective multilateralism indeed convinced effective means advancing collective interests united nations seychelles pleased overarching theme year’s session responding climate_change general assembly united nations forum concerted comprehensive action addressing defining issue time fifteen years ago seychelles small island developing state second country accede united nations climate
SYC 2007 170 170 united nations forum concerted comprehensive action addressing defining issue time fifteen years ago seychelles small island developing state second country accede united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc convinced now convention’s primary objective reducing dangerous levels carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases earth’s atmosphere must realized order protect environment avoid serious socio-economic disruptions six years climate
SYC 2007 180 180 fifteen years ago seychelles small island developing state second country accede united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc convinced now convention’s primary objective reducing dangerous levels carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases earth’s atmosphere must realized order protect environment avoid serious socio-economic disruptions six years later seychelles reiterated commitment ideals unfccc adopting kyoto protocol however climate
SYC 2007 181 181 years ago seychelles small island developing state second country accede united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc convinced now convention’s primary objective reducing dangerous levels carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases earth’s atmosphere must realized order protect environment avoid serious socio-economic disruptions six years later seychelles reiterated commitment ideals unfccc adopting kyoto protocol however attempts climate
SYC 2007 223 223 reiterated commitment ideals unfccc adopting kyoto protocol however attempts international community act international agreements modest best challenge development never higher international agenda however adverse impacts climate_change major barrier achievement sustainable development goals many countries especially small island developing states recognized vulnerable climate_change must emphasize majority small island developing states agriculture fisheries climate
SYC 2007 239 239 challenge development never higher international agenda however adverse impacts climate_change major barrier achievement sustainable development goals many countries especially small island developing states recognized vulnerable climate_change must emphasize majority small island developing states agriculture fisheries tourism long time mainstay survival economic development let us forget small island developing states home sizeable climate
SYC 2007 273 273 fisheries tourism long time mainstay survival economic development let us forget small island developing states home sizeable proportion world’s biodiversity majority species endemic increasingly threat climate_change seychelles fisheries sector key pillar economy expected changes climate may cause migratory shifts tuna aggregations locations thus depriving country one main sources income moreover inshore climate
SYC 2007 315 315 thus depriving country one main sources income moreover inshore traditional fishing mainstay local fishermen major source food also highly threatened food security islands stake impacts climate_change tourism sector also expected significant believe support economic diversification towards revenue-generating sectors small island states necessary climate_change also security issue merely matter narrow national security climate
SYC 2007 332 332 also highly threatened food security islands stake impacts climate_change tourism sector also expected significant believe support economic diversification towards revenue-generating sectors small island states necessary climate_change also security issue merely matter narrow national security new dimension question collective security responsibility fragile increasingly interdependent world notion borders undergone powerful symbolic transformation now climate
SYC 2007 396 396 take action time now week ago meeting global island partnership rome president james michel launched sea level rise foundation attempt ensure island nations capacity adapt climate_change together mobilizing leadership gathering resources sharing skills knowledge technologies innovation cost- effective sustainable way will catalyse action conservation sustainable livelihoods islands low-lying areas face climate_change climate
SYC 2007 421 421 climate_change together mobilizing leadership gathering resources sharing skills knowledge technologies innovation cost- effective sustainable way will catalyse action conservation sustainable livelihoods islands low-lying areas face climate_change count valuable support international community ensuring success noble important endeavour call developed countries take strong lead commitment combating climate_change aspirational global emissions reduction goals sufficient climate
SYC 2007 440 440 sustainable livelihoods islands low-lying areas face climate_change count valuable support international community ensuring success noble important endeavour call developed countries take strong lead commitment combating climate_change aspirational global emissions reduction goals sufficient believe kyoto protocol paves way forward annex countries fulfil commitments unfccc urge parties commit legally binding targets translate concrete climate
SYC 2007 506 506 moving forward doubt major importance first steps taken kyoto quantum improvements brought provisions protocol size urgency problem requires take bold initiatives compromises however globe suffers climate_change essential international community whole formally unequivocally reminded neither efforts made thus far implementing unfccc emissions reduction targets set average per cent adopted kyoto represent adequate climate
SYC 2007 534 534 community whole formally unequivocally reminded neither efforts made thus far implementing unfccc emissions reduction targets set average per cent adopted kyoto represent adequate effort stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere safe levels know need much regard like take opportunity praise recent work accomplished intergovernmental panel climate_change urging need deeper cuts greenhouse gasses climate
SYC 2007 553 553 adopted kyoto represent adequate effort stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere safe levels know need much regard like take opportunity praise recent work accomplished intergovernmental panel climate_change urging need deeper cuts greenhouse gasses per cent per cent levels moreover like extend heartfelt appreciation determination shown secretary-general facilitating international dialogue address problem now climate
SYC 2007 558 558 stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations atmosphere safe levels know need much regard like take opportunity praise recent work accomplished intergovernmental panel climate_change urging need deeper cuts greenhouse gasses per cent per cent levels moreover like extend heartfelt appreciation determination shown secretary-general facilitating international dialogue address problem now us build political momentum needed climate
SYC 2007 591 591 like extend heartfelt appreciation determination shown secretary-general facilitating international dialogue address problem now us build political momentum needed order ensure comprehensive agreement met world summit climate_change bali indonesia urgent need ensure developing nations including small island developing states can continue develop prosper equitable manner small island developing states need equipped financially climate
SYC 2007 621 621 ensure developing nations including small island developing states can continue develop prosper equitable manner small island developing states need equipped financially technically technologically adapt global climate_change sea level rise without redirecting limited resources sustainable development allow now turn briefly issues particular importance seychelles first seychelles recognizes globalization potential advance human development climate
TCD 2007 777 777 however decisive advances made areas can hope international community will honour commitments richest will keep promises vis-à-vis poorest simply ignore another important event high-level event climate_change consequences held right hope international community will learn lessons view acting instead indulging fine statements case united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto yes need act climate
TCD 2007 798 798 important event high-level event climate_change consequences held right hope international community will learn lessons view acting instead indulging fine statements case united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto yes need act us tragic case deserving attention international community shrinking lake chad whose surface reduced decades square kilometres square kilometres saving lake chad climate
TCD 2007 827 827 act us tragic case deserving attention international community shrinking lake chad whose surface reduced decades square kilometres square kilometres saving lake chad contribute struggle disastrous climate_change planetary level also meet needs million people countries adjacent lake another issue just worrisome conflict situations africa continents can take stand applaud efforts african union climate
TGO 2007 74 74 terrorist aggression far eliminated economic terms situation overshadowed extreme poverty endemic diseases continues source serious concern majority countries planet considered poorest likewise natural disasters caused climate_change constant challenge human conscience point wondering whether international community will able find appropriate lasting solutions state world today inspire us redouble efforts order give real climate
TGO 2007 1237 1237 health particular prevention treatment hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level debates general assembly held september illustrated fact one major challenges international community must immediately tackle remains climate_change source numerous natural disasters togo like many countries continent just experienced serious deadly floods firmly believes urgent concrete actions undertaken begin determined concerted struggle environmental climate
THA 2007 326 326 ensure progress come expense environment thailand sufficiency economy’s concepts moderation mindfulness relate directly sustainable utilization natural resources thailand aims cutting back reliance fossil fuels lowering greenhouse gas emissions energy conservation time seek meet growing energy demand renewable_energy biofuels also considering option nuclear energy paying heed crucial issue safety thailand realizes significant climate
THA 2007 337 337 relate directly sustainable utilization natural resources thailand aims cutting back reliance fossil fuels lowering greenhouse gas emissions energy conservation time seek meet growing energy demand renewable_energy biofuels also considering option nuclear energy paying heed crucial issue safety thailand realizes significant reduction fossil fuel use will likely take decades owing high costs climate
THA 2007 389 389 technology must greater partnership countries developed clean energy technologies lack therefore reiterate call research development cooperation affordable transfer clean coal methane reduction technologies inevitable consequence climate_change unpredictability water supply major food- producing country line majesty king’s water life initiative water conservation long-term priority thai government made commitment increasing country’s forested water climate
THA 2007 424 424 king’s water life initiative water conservation long-term priority thai government made commitment increasing country’s forested water catchment areas like call nations make water management priority climate_change agenda well thailand places great importance promoting human security active member human security network spoken thailand’s efforts provide people freedom want democratic reform respect human climate
TJK 2007 68 68 ban ki-moon tajikistan welcomes continued reforms united nations structure enhancement activities aimed strengthening peace international security furthering promotion human rights expanding humanitarian mission placing problem climate_change issue top priority addressing today’s challenges believe progress dealing issues global importance dependent joint concerted consistent actions entire international community tajikistan attaches primary importance strengthening climate
TJK 2007 697 697 organizations field renewable sources energy energy-efficient technologies help reduce usage traditional types energy negatively affect climate enormous damage environment future humanity tajikistan welcomes high-level event climate_change held recently new york forthcoming conference subject held bali december within context global_warming degradation glaciers snow cover territories tajikistan kyrgyzstan upper watershed zones central asia’s climate
TJK 2007 710 710 negatively affect climate enormous damage environment future humanity tajikistan welcomes high-level event climate_change held recently new york forthcoming conference subject held bali december within context global_warming degradation glaciers snow cover territories tajikistan kyrgyzstan upper watershed zones central asia’s rivers become ever increasing concern central asian region according various sources last years climate
TLS 2007 44 44 view constraints time deference shall take minutes share facts reflections situation country well select issues regional international concern timor-leste encouraged secretary- general’s organization high-level event climate_change followed negotiations united nations framework convention bali industrialized countries north bear enormous responsibility damage done fragile ecosystems anyone else must reverse course lead effort save climate
TON 2007 284 284 access reliable affordable energy services technical financial support however required ensure poor derive tangible benefits public investment energy sector central theme selected general debate responding climate_change particular relevance small island developing countries including tonga climate_change regarded just environmental issue since implications economic growth sustainable development achievement mdgs tonga commends secretary-general laudable climate
TON 2007 293 293 required ensure poor derive tangible benefits public investment energy sector central theme selected general debate responding climate_change particular relevance small island developing countries including tonga climate_change regarded just environmental issue since implications economic growth sustainable development achievement mdgs tonga commends secretary-general laudable initiative hold recent high-level dialogue infused political momentum set climate
TON 2007 327 327 sustainable development achievement mdgs tonga commends secretary-general laudable initiative hold recent high-level dialogue infused political momentum set stage bali conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held december tonga supports view negotiations must advanced towards global comprehensive agreement post-2010 framework limit global emissions avoid dangerous climate_change important therefore process completed tonga climate
TON 2007 347 347 parties united nations framework convention climate_change held december tonga supports view negotiations must advanced towards global comprehensive agreement post-2010 framework limit global emissions avoid dangerous climate_change important therefore process completed tonga supports position essential parameters global framework include following items enhanced leadership industrialized countries emission reductions incentives developing countries act without climate
TTO 2007 66 66 appreciation leadership predecessor excellency sheikha haya rashed al-khalifa first arab woman hold lofty position president general assembly efforts contributed focusing attention international community pressing challenges climate_change inter alia thereby facilitating process global awareness increased support internationally agreed action issue given impact planet especially survival several small island developing states consider occasion climate
TTO 2007 119 119 convey trinidad tobago’s unequivocal support current secretary-general excellency mr ban ki-moon commend leadership role troubling humanitarian crisis darfur region sudan applaud initiative convene high-level event climate_change indeed apt demonstrations willingness confront forcefully resolutely issues transcendental importance present future well-being peoples everywhere though small size population trinidad tobago visionary leadership transparency public climate
TTO 2007 745 745 multilateral trading system trade negotiations seem stalled will require injection high degree political will bring successful conclusion international community faced yet another global concern form climate_change result greenhouse gas emissions fossil fuel use land-use changes deforestation world already destined increase degrees celsius end next two decades therefore needs clearly defined global climate
TTO 2007 747 747 system trade negotiations seem stalled will require injection high degree political will bring successful conclusion international community faced yet another global concern form climate_change result greenhouse gas emissions fossil fuel use land-use changes deforestation world already destined increase degrees celsius end next two decades therefore needs clearly defined global mitigation strategy climate
TTO 2007 775 775 fossil fuel use land-use changes deforestation world already destined increase degrees celsius end next two decades therefore needs clearly defined global mitigation strategy keeps long-term temperature increase less degrees celsius pre-industrial levels increases degrees celsius likely increased adverse impact small island developing states trinidad tobago order avoid global climate disaster government climate
TTO 2007 824 824 disaster government republic trinidad tobago calls urgent ambitious action states accordance common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities social economic conditions state party united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc kyoto protocol call states parties unfccc particularly major emitters greenhouse gases agree bali launch negotiations post-2012 regime negotiations government trinidad tobago like-minded caribbean community climate
TTO 2007 835 835 common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities social economic conditions state party united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc kyoto protocol call states parties unfccc particularly major emitters greenhouse gases agree bali launch negotiations post-2012 regime negotiations government trinidad tobago like-minded caribbean community caricom member states will seek achieve substantial legally binding emission reductions climate
TTO 2007 880 880 achieve substantial legally binding emission reductions shortest timeframe possible significant increases level resources available developing countries particular small island developing states assist adapting adverse effects climate_change end government republic trinidad tobago already made voluntary contribution million trust fund caribbean community climate_change centre belize strengthen institution can assist caricom member states implementing climate
TTO 2007 895 895 countries particular small island developing states assist adapting adverse effects climate_change end government republic trinidad tobago already made voluntary contribution million trust fund caribbean community climate_change centre belize strengthen institution can assist caricom member states implementing adaptation strategies deal adverse effects climate_change caribbean concerned global_warming adverse effects caribbean states also deeply climate
TTO 2007 911 911 already made voluntary contribution million trust fund caribbean community climate_change centre belize strengthen institution can assist caricom member states implementing adaptation strategies deal adverse effects climate_change caribbean concerned global_warming adverse effects caribbean states also deeply interested preserving marine environment caribbean sea important natural resource littoral island continental states given varying degrees climate
TTO 2007 914 914 contribution million trust fund caribbean community climate_change centre belize strengthen institution can assist caricom member states implementing adaptation strategies deal adverse effects climate_change caribbean concerned global_warming adverse effects caribbean states also deeply interested preserving marine environment caribbean sea important natural resource littoral island continental states given varying degrees dependence tourism passage climate
TTO 2007 1497 1497 suitable mandate bring improvement human condition must address global issues firmness purpose resolute manner save coming generations adverse consequences war underdevelopment poverty well deleterious effects climate_change ensure humanity can enjoy improved standards living freedom dignity habitable planet climate
TUN 2007 273 273 abidine ben ali pedagogy tolerance tunis declaration dialogue among civilizations establishment university tunis ben ali chair dialogue among civilizations religions take note satisfaction focus theme climate_change current session’s general debate view fact environmental issues basic pillar sustainable development one major elements millennium development goals one impact international peace security tunisia believes climate
TUN 2007 299 299 current session’s general debate view fact environmental issues basic pillar sustainable development one major elements millennium development goals one impact international peace security tunisia believes climate_change poses common threat states world without exception prompted tunisia host next november international ministerial workshop discuss climate_change africa mediterranean region contribution increasing deepening awareness importance climate
TUN 2007 316 316 goals one impact international peace security tunisia believes climate_change poses common threat states world without exception prompted tunisia host next november international ministerial workshop discuss climate_change africa mediterranean region contribution increasing deepening awareness importance issue enriching regional dialogue international community members must devote attention environment finding urgent effective collective solutions environmental climate
TUN 2007 349 349 importance issue enriching regional dialogue international community members must devote attention environment finding urgent effective collective solutions environmental issues certain regions world notably africa suffers climate_change threatening continent’s aspirations development achievement millennium development goals fact several important international political problems remain unsolved continues source concern us today tunisia reaffirms upholds values climate
TUR 2007 768 768 highly welcomed extent can stop prevent recurrence conflicts exhaust energy resources will better able focus global problems will define common fate humankind top problems issue climate_change mr president timely manner designated main theme general assembly year discussed issue requiring urgent collective action aspects high-level meeting also opportunity attend earlier week conclusive climate
TUR 2007 806 806 requiring urgent collective action aspects high-level meeting also opportunity attend earlier week conclusive outcome meeting must assume fair share responsibility effective international cooperation find solutions global_warming climate_change pose never grave threat humankind’s survival another grim reality context developing world bearing least responsibility climate_change will adversely affected consequences therefore incumbent us assist climate
TUR 2007 807 807 urgent collective action aspects high-level meeting also opportunity attend earlier week conclusive outcome meeting must assume fair share responsibility effective international cooperation find solutions global_warming climate_change pose never grave threat humankind’s survival another grim reality context developing world bearing least responsibility climate_change will adversely affected consequences therefore incumbent us assist best climate
TUR 2007 823 823 fair share responsibility effective international cooperation find solutions global_warming climate_change pose never grave threat humankind’s survival another grim reality context developing world bearing least responsibility climate_change will adversely affected consequences therefore incumbent us assist best ability developing countries overcoming many overwhelming challenges confront end turkey rapidly becoming donor country significant development climate
TUV 2007 120 120 nations principles good governance respect rule law human rights democracy self- determination future survival nation founded basic ideals united nations tuvalu welcomes key priority issues climate_change financing development achieving millennium development goals countering terrorism united nations reform agenda president clearly identified highlighted opening address sixty-second session like however focus five main climate
TUV 2007 170 170 main issues united nations reforms united nations presence pacific small island developing states question taiwan’s membership united nations agencies criteria least developed countries graduation responding climate_change united nations reforms acknowledge sincerity tremendous efforts organization made fulfilling purpose based noble pillars development peace security human rights enshrined charter efforts united nations reached climate
TUV 2007 678 678 appeal assembly economic social council development partners carefully reconsider criteria ldc graduation application taking account special disadvantages small island developing states president’s leadership choosing responding climate_change theme session highly commendable likewise tuvalu applauds leadership secretary-general climate_change pleased world leaders high-level event climate_change agreed urgency addressing climate_change comprehensive way believe now ready climate
TUV 2007 688 688 ldc graduation application taking account special disadvantages small island developing states president’s leadership choosing responding climate_change theme session highly commendable likewise tuvalu applauds leadership secretary-general climate_change pleased world leaders high-level event climate_change agreed urgency addressing climate_change comprehensive way believe now ready make historic agreement bali start negotiations new climate_change agreement prime climate
TUV 2007 694 694 disadvantages small island developing states president’s leadership choosing responding climate_change theme session highly commendable likewise tuvalu applauds leadership secretary-general climate_change pleased world leaders high-level event climate_change agreed urgency addressing climate_change comprehensive way believe now ready make historic agreement bali start negotiations new climate_change agreement prime minister tuvalu mr apisai ielemia clearly climate
TUV 2007 698 698 states president’s leadership choosing responding climate_change theme session highly commendable likewise tuvalu applauds leadership secretary-general climate_change pleased world leaders high-level event climate_change agreed urgency addressing climate_change comprehensive way believe now ready make historic agreement bali start negotiations new climate_change agreement prime minister tuvalu mr apisai ielemia clearly stated june issue united climate
TUV 2007 711 711 leadership secretary-general climate_change pleased world leaders high-level event climate_change agreed urgency addressing climate_change comprehensive way believe now ready make historic agreement bali start negotiations new climate_change agreement prime minister tuvalu mr apisai ielemia clearly stated june issue united nations chronicle magazine one issue strikes heart nation tuvalu climate_change climate_change undoubtedly issue climate
TUV 2007 733 733 start negotiations new climate_change agreement prime minister tuvalu mr apisai ielemia clearly stated june issue united nations chronicle magazine one issue strikes heart nation tuvalu climate_change climate_change undoubtedly issue extreme importance small atoll nation like tuvalu recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change highlights extreme vulnerability island countries like tuvalu impacts climate_change urgent climate
TUV 2007 734 734 negotiations new climate_change agreement prime minister tuvalu mr apisai ielemia clearly stated june issue united nations chronicle magazine one issue strikes heart nation tuvalu climate_change climate_change undoubtedly issue extreme importance small atoll nation like tuvalu recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change highlights extreme vulnerability island countries like tuvalu impacts climate_change urgent necessity climate
TUV 2007 748 748 united nations chronicle magazine one issue strikes heart nation tuvalu climate_change climate_change undoubtedly issue extreme importance small atoll nation like tuvalu recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change highlights extreme vulnerability island countries like tuvalu impacts climate_change urgent necessity global action address vulnerability context coming session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
TUV 2007 757 757 tuvalu climate_change climate_change undoubtedly issue extreme importance small atoll nation like tuvalu recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change highlights extreme vulnerability island countries like tuvalu impacts climate_change urgent necessity global action address vulnerability context coming session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali will important view conference bali following components first climate
TUV 2007 773 773 climate_change highlights extreme vulnerability island countries like tuvalu impacts climate_change urgent necessity global action address vulnerability context coming session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change bali will important view conference bali following components first reconfirm important role kyoto protocol encourage parties protocol pledge new substantial emissions reductions encourage others become climate
TUV 2007 821 821 encourage others become party secondly agree amend kyoto protocol open door newly industrialized countries countries economies transition interested countries including developing countries take commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions thirdly must commit new global framework adaptation impacts climate_change highly vulnerable countries like tuvalu essential step process lastly must agree new negotiation process climate
TUV 2007 832 832 newly industrialized countries countries economies transition interested countries including developing countries take commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions thirdly must commit new global framework adaptation impacts climate_change highly vulnerable countries like tuvalu essential step process lastly must agree new negotiation process united nations framework convention climate_change will establish new legal agreement allow climate
TUV 2007 851 851 commit new global framework adaptation impacts climate_change highly vulnerable countries like tuvalu essential step process lastly must agree new negotiation process united nations framework convention climate_change will establish new legal agreement allow developing countries make voluntary commitments reduce emissions agreement envisage developing countries will able make voluntary commitments reduce emissions energy climate
TUV 2007 936 936 upon rights indigenous peoples local communities causes deforestation complex particularly serious governance issues resolve let us make sure get durable solution issue will achieve lasting climate_change outcome number elements think essential new global framework adaptation elaborated high-level event climate_change let highlight two first must establish whole new source funding adaptation new climate
TUV 2007 949 949 resolve let us make sure get durable solution issue will achieve lasting climate_change outcome number elements think essential new global framework adaptation elaborated high-level event climate_change let highlight two first must establish whole new source funding adaptation new approach adaptation funding managed potential new source funding adaptation come tax levied international climate
TUV 2007 990 990 managed potential new source funding adaptation come tax levied international aviation maritime transport secondly must establish global insurance facility help assist vulnerable countries recover impacts climate_change must seize opportunity bali must set short timeframe create new legally binding agreement climate_change undermine kyoto protocol build strengths countries turned backs kyoto protocol must climate
TUV 2007 1004 1004 must establish global insurance facility help assist vulnerable countries recover impacts climate_change must seize opportunity bali must set short timeframe create new legally binding agreement climate_change undermine kyoto protocol build strengths countries turned backs kyoto protocol must now take part global effort commit reducing emissions within tight timeframe done will see climate
TUV 2007 1067 1067 waste opportunity bali conclusion government encourages countries support reform agenda united nations including serious consideration self- determination universal participation nations strongly encourage governments use next climate_change conference parties bali starting point new negotiations climate_change future tuvalu lives many others like us stake climate
TUV 2007 1075 1075 reform agenda united nations including serious consideration self- determination universal participation nations strongly encourage governments use next climate_change conference parties bali starting point new negotiations climate_change future tuvalu lives many others like us stake climate
TZA 2007 96 96 asha-rose migiro appointment high office trust combination diligence devoted leadership will steer important institution towards greater heights success highly commend secretary-general decision convene high-level event climate_change four days ago meeting gave us opportunity discuss state health common planet also gave us opportunity renew commitment take necessary steps correct mistakes made indisputable climate
TZA 2007 134 134 also gave us opportunity renew commitment take necessary steps correct mistakes made indisputable attributable large human activities unfortunately africa many small island states contribute least greenhouse gases cause phenomenon yet suffer impact climate_change climate_change can also adversely affect abilities achieve millennium development goals mdgs also threatens undo results many decades development climate
TZA 2007 141 141 necessary steps correct mistakes made indisputable attributable large human activities unfortunately africa many small island states contribute least greenhouse gases cause phenomenon yet suffer impact climate_change climate_change can also adversely affect abilities achieve millennium development goals mdgs also threatens undo results many decades development efforts wish emphasize international collective action critical climate
TZA 2007 142 142 steps correct mistakes made indisputable attributable large human activities unfortunately africa many small island states contribute least greenhouse gases cause phenomenon yet suffer impact climate_change climate_change can also adversely affect abilities achieve millennium development goals mdgs also threatens undo results many decades development efforts wish emphasize international collective action critical developing climate
TZA 2007 170 170 adversely affect abilities achieve millennium development goals mdgs also threatens undo results many decades development efforts wish emphasize international collective action critical developing effective response global_warming indeed review process consider commitment part parties kyoto protocol beyond urgent necessary tanzania promises participate actively bali conference tanzania welcomes recent milestones united nations reform climate
UGA 2007 87 87 words charter employ international machinery promotion economic social advancement peoples organization created centre harmonizing actions nations attainment common goals today humankind faced common threat form climate_change general assembly’s choice responding climate_change theme session timely will help draw attention global challenge single country solution concerted sustained international cooperation action combat effects escalation climate
UGA 2007 92 92 promotion economic social advancement peoples organization created centre harmonizing actions nations attainment common goals today humankind faced common threat form climate_change general assembly’s choice responding climate_change theme session timely will help draw attention global challenge single country solution concerted sustained international cooperation action combat effects escalation climate_change can taken doubt climate_change climate
UGA 2007 113 113 general assembly’s choice responding climate_change theme session timely will help draw attention global challenge single country solution concerted sustained international cooperation action combat effects escalation climate_change can taken doubt climate_change biggest danger facing humankind especially poor threat extreme conditions including floods drought major concern many implications development particularly agrarian communities fewer climate
UGA 2007 117 117 climate_change theme session timely will help draw attention global challenge single country solution concerted sustained international cooperation action combat effects escalation climate_change can taken doubt climate_change biggest danger facing humankind especially poor threat extreme conditions including floods drought major concern many implications development particularly agrarian communities fewer resources cope additional stresses climate
UGA 2007 165 165 cope additional stresses shocks brought phenomenon increasing frequency severity prolonged drought threaten water supplies millions people poor countries well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security climate
UGA 2007 185 185 overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted danger climate_change climate
UGA 2007 193 193 health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted danger climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change number actions agreed climate
UGA 2007 210 210 climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted danger climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change number actions agreed upon agreed undertake three-pronged approach including development access appropriate technology mitigation adaptation unfortunate far meaningful actions undertaken climate
UGA 2007 215 215 security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted danger climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change number actions agreed upon agreed undertake three-pronged approach including development access appropriate technology mitigation adaptation unfortunate far meaningful actions undertaken implement agreed interventions delegation believes climate
UGA 2007 249 249 including development access appropriate technology mitigation adaptation unfortunate far meaningful actions undertaken implement agreed interventions delegation believes time now implement high-priority activities however recognize responding climate_change will require political leadership levels starting centre extending grassroots increasing collaborative action adaptation urgently needed vulnerable countries communities can cope unavoidable impact climate_change reforestation efforts climate
UGA 2007 272 272 recognize responding climate_change will require political leadership levels starting centre extending grassroots increasing collaborative action adaptation urgently needed vulnerable countries communities can cope unavoidable impact climate_change reforestation efforts control greenhouse gas emissions urgent actions can undertake together however reforestation will produce desired results without adequate investment renewable_energy sources measure massive depletion climate
UGA 2007 276 276 require political leadership levels starting centre extending grassroots increasing collaborative action adaptation urgently needed vulnerable countries communities can cope unavoidable impact climate_change reforestation efforts control greenhouse gas emissions urgent actions can undertake together however reforestation will produce desired results without adequate investment renewable_energy sources measure massive depletion forests fuel developed countries climate
UGA 2007 293 293 can cope unavoidable impact climate_change reforestation efforts control greenhouse gas emissions urgent actions can undertake together however reforestation will produce desired results without adequate investment renewable_energy sources measure massive depletion forests fuel developed countries encourage companies invest hydro-electric power generation clean energy sources developing countries projects undertaken measures successful fifteenth international climate
UGA 2007 337 337 countries projects undertaken measures successful fifteenth international development association replenishment critical must learn safeguard use available resources sparingly sake future generations uganda considers united nations climate_change conference held bali indonesia december critical development long- term response climate_change opportunity begin concrete negotiations global strategy acceptable implementable prior bali however assembly agree guiding climate
UGA 2007 348 348 must learn safeguard use available resources sparingly sake future generations uganda considers united nations climate_change conference held bali indonesia december critical development long- term response climate_change opportunity begin concrete negotiations global strategy acceptable implementable prior bali however assembly agree guiding principles can help bring together relevant aspects problem industrialized countries take climate
UGA 2007 523 523 year indicates countries africa elsewhere proving large-scale progress achieving mdgs possible conditions adequate financing much flow strengthened global partnership development critical monterrey targets met respond climate_change fight poverty remains integral part effort unless address poverty developing countries poor will continue destroy environment cutting trees firewood employing poor agricultural practices time-tested ways climate
UGA 2007 1066 1066 stipulations uganda will convening consultative group meeting later year mobilize resources coordinate actions post-conflict reconciliation programme northern uganda international community invited support programme chose responding climate_change theme session sir believe intended session consider recommend ways addressing common threat believed indeed world pays attention problem fatally damaging interests future generations addressing climate_change climate
UGA 2007 1091 1091 climate_change theme session sir believe intended session consider recommend ways addressing common threat believed indeed world pays attention problem fatally damaging interests future generations addressing climate_change will involve fighting poverty ensuring peace security investing clean energy especially developing countries session turning point come together agree ways save planet climate
UKR 2007 682 682 goals time forces nature complemented reckless irresponsible human behaviour can disrupt development plans reshape continents even wipe whole countries world’s map science shown many occasions climate_change global_warming pollution may cause sudden dramatic consequences addressed timely proper effective ways ukraine firmly committed international agreements area climate_change including united nations framework convention combat climate
UKR 2007 683 683 time forces nature complemented reckless irresponsible human behaviour can disrupt development plans reshape continents even wipe whole countries world’s map science shown many occasions climate_change global_warming pollution may cause sudden dramatic consequences addressed timely proper effective ways ukraine firmly committed international agreements area climate_change including united nations framework convention combat climate_change climate
UKR 2007 701 701 world’s map science shown many occasions climate_change global_warming pollution may cause sudden dramatic consequences addressed timely proper effective ways ukraine firmly committed international agreements area climate_change including united nations framework convention combat climate_change kyoto protocol year marked twenty-first anniversary chernobyl catastrophe worst technological disaster ever faced humankind chernobyl severely affected country climate
UKR 2007 708 708 global_warming pollution may cause sudden dramatic consequences addressed timely proper effective ways ukraine firmly committed international agreements area climate_change including united nations framework convention combat climate_change kyoto protocol year marked twenty-first anniversary chernobyl catastrophe worst technological disaster ever faced humankind chernobyl severely affected country entire region call upon united nations agencies climate
URY 2007 144 144 countries weaken legal political authority united nations clear today lying behind attitudes can discern hegemonic economic interests accordance suggestion president will address proposed agenda beginning climate_change high-level dialogue september uruguay expressed opinions referred various aspects problem lead serious paradoxical situation less developed countries even though contribute significantly global_warming ones suffer vulnerable climate
URY 2007 166 166 proposed agenda beginning climate_change high-level dialogue september uruguay expressed opinions referred various aspects problem lead serious paradoxical situation less developed countries even though contribute significantly global_warming ones suffer vulnerable affects regrettably know highly industrialized countries responsible emitting millions tons gas cause global_warming climate_change however seem ready reduce emissions cooperate international community climate
URY 2007 182 182 paradoxical situation less developed countries even though contribute significantly global_warming ones suffer vulnerable affects regrettably know highly industrialized countries responsible emitting millions tons gas cause global_warming climate_change however seem ready reduce emissions cooperate international community compensate effects must call upon countries sign kyoto protocol contribute way proportionate responsibility generating problem struggle climate
URY 2007 183 183 situation less developed countries even though contribute significantly global_warming ones suffer vulnerable affects regrettably know highly industrialized countries responsible emitting millions tons gas cause global_warming climate_change however seem ready reduce emissions cooperate international community compensate effects must call upon countries sign kyoto protocol contribute way proportionate responsibility generating problem struggle can climate
USA 2007 1199 1199 address longer-term challenges together preparing pandemics cause death suffering global scale together working stop proliferation weapons mass destruction together confronting challenges energy security environmental quality climate_change appreciate discussions climate_change led secretary-general last night look forward discussions meeting major economies washington later week goals outlined today achieved overnight achieved without reform vital climate
USA 2007 1202 1202 together preparing pandemics cause death suffering global scale together working stop proliferation weapons mass destruction together confronting challenges energy security environmental quality climate_change appreciate discussions climate_change led secretary-general last night look forward discussions meeting major economies washington later week goals outlined today achieved overnight achieved without reform vital institution united states climate
VAT 2007 772 772 development new name peace holy see concerned inability rich countries offer poorest countries especially africa financial trade conditions capable promoting sustainable development salute high-level event climate_change held september holy see wishes underline moral imperative incumbent upon every one us safeguarding environment fundamental common good approaching sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights climate
VCT 2007 32 32 assumption presidency general assembly sixty-second session accepting presidency succinctly outlined exciting raison d’être modern active engaged united nations namely focus multilateral cooperation combat challenges globalization climate_change terrorism immigration sustainable development every confidence enlightened presidency general assembly will fashion positive tangible creative solutions global challenges recent history taught us triumphalist imperialist unilateralism climate
VCT 2007 165 165 assert engaged fair genuinely concerned states working together can solve seemingly intractable problems besetting imperfect planet problems largely man-made solutions recent focus united nations issue climate_change global_warming welcome development prayer humankind belated momentum come late reverse damage already inflicted planet short-term caretakers earth sacred duty preserve future generations great cause time climate
VCT 2007 166 166 engaged fair genuinely concerned states working together can solve seemingly intractable problems besetting imperfect planet problems largely man-made solutions recent focus united nations issue climate_change global_warming welcome development prayer humankind belated momentum come late reverse damage already inflicted planet short-term caretakers earth sacred duty preserve future generations great cause time must climate
VCT 2007 207 207 earth sacred duty preserve future generations great cause time must timid doubtful face great cause like remind general assembly years ago united nations framework convention climate_change recognized global_warming special impact small states countries low-lying coastal areas countries areas prone natural disasters saint vincent grenadines example overwhelming majority hard-won infrastructural developments way climate
VCT 2007 209 209 duty preserve future generations great cause time must timid doubtful face great cause like remind general assembly years ago united nations framework convention climate_change recognized global_warming special impact small states countries low-lying coastal areas countries areas prone natural disasters saint vincent grenadines example overwhelming majority hard-won infrastructural developments way geographic necessity climate
VCT 2007 300 300 economic sector veritable life support event environmental damage caused producing quality bananas european community recent decades ignored whose consumerist demands engender environmental damage solutions problem climate_change multifaceted indispensable component must adoption states parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change adaptation fund environmentally challenged african asian caribbean latin american pacific states fund climate
VCT 2007 312 312 european community recent decades ignored whose consumerist demands engender environmental damage solutions problem climate_change multifaceted indispensable component must adoption states parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change adaptation fund environmentally challenged african asian caribbean latin american pacific states fund put flesh skeletal commitments convention climate_change compelled developed countries provide additional financial climate
VCT 2007 313 313 community recent decades ignored whose consumerist demands engender environmental damage solutions problem climate_change multifaceted indispensable component must adoption states parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change adaptation fund environmentally challenged african asian caribbean latin american pacific states fund put flesh skeletal commitments convention climate_change compelled developed countries provide additional financial resources climate
VCT 2007 331 331 states parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change adaptation fund environmentally challenged african asian caribbean latin american pacific states fund put flesh skeletal commitments convention climate_change compelled developed countries provide additional financial resources assist developing countries particularly vulnerable adverse effects global_warming fund source disaster relief technological infrastructural support needed adapt climate_change climate
VCT 2007 346 346 latin american pacific states fund put flesh skeletal commitments convention climate_change compelled developed countries provide additional financial resources assist developing countries particularly vulnerable adverse effects global_warming fund source disaster relief technological infrastructural support needed adapt climate_change developed states members united nations can longer afford view increasingly frequent intense natural disasters individual climate
VCT 2007 356 356 climate_change compelled developed countries provide additional financial resources assist developing countries particularly vulnerable adverse effects global_warming fund source disaster relief technological infrastructural support needed adapt climate_change developed states members united nations can longer afford view increasingly frequent intense natural disasters individual events capable narrow prescriptive solutions subject vagaries donor fatigue must climate
VCT 2007 587 587 unequivocally people myanmar current struggle democracy life without tyranny drama war fight global terrorism insecurity poverty struggle reparation descendants african slaves new world insidious impacts climate_change must continue hold collective attention general assembly eminently avoidable ills afflicting developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worst epidemic chronic non-communicable disease americas six climate
VNM 2007 134 134 bitter reality gap living standards nations population groups increasing nearly billion people still living extreme poverty time many pressing global issues emerged epidemics environmental pollution climate_change proved serious threats human life note satisfaction rapid proliferation regional global cooperation arrangements meantime world yet free tense confrontation acts unilateral imposition violations national independence climate
VNM 2007 395 395 poverty reduction advancement women child care population planning hiv aids prevention viet nam strongly supports common efforts especially efforts united nations protect environment better respond climate_change united nations fulfil noble mandate vastly changed world question united nations reform raised keenly discussed viet nam holds process reform intensified goes along common understanding climate
VUT 2007 211 211 heinous crimes humanity exonerate past can hope just better future countries must work together prevent insidious contemporary forms slavery established societies welcome support decision make climate_change theme session general assembly vein government highly commends secretary-general convening last week’s high-level meeting provide important catalyst conference held later year bali now like take climate
VUT 2007 246 246 convening last week’s high-level meeting provide important catalyst conference held later year bali now like take opportunity recognize commend work done united nations framework convention climate_change address effects climate_change promote mitigation adaptation strategies point must made rapidly reducing emission greenhouse gases major emitters must ensured within next years followed great interest climate
VUT 2007 249 249 high-level meeting provide important catalyst conference held later year bali now like take opportunity recognize commend work done united nations framework convention climate_change address effects climate_change promote mitigation adaptation strategies point must made rapidly reducing emission greenhouse gases major emitters must ensured within next years followed great interest recent debate criteria climate
VUT 2007 260 260 like take opportunity recognize commend work done united nations framework convention climate_change address effects climate_change promote mitigation adaptation strategies point must made rapidly reducing emission greenhouse gases major emitters must ensured within next years followed great interest recent debate criteria rules united nations uses decide whether country removed list least developed climate
WSM 2007 33 33 assembly fully support agenda will guide work tenure spirit samoa like extend best wishes new secretary-general leads organization new uncharted waters difficult times high-level event climate_change held earlier week underscored two fundamental truths namely climate_change solvable solution firmly hands united nations continues indispensable institution search answers global challenges confronting humankind accounts climate
WSM 2007 42 42 samoa like extend best wishes new secretary-general leads organization new uncharted waters difficult times high-level event climate_change held earlier week underscored two fundamental truths namely climate_change solvable solution firmly hands united nations continues indispensable institution search answers global challenges confronting humankind accounts high-level event considerable success success measured number statements delivered climate
WSM 2007 89 89 measured number statements delivered level participation political will translate undertakings concrete results ground usher effective comprehensive post-kyoto agreement time rhetoric need convert good words deeds climate_change like many global challenges crosses borders uninvited respect national sovereignty discriminate countries whether rich poor large small resilient vulnerable dire consequences real everywhere see including climate
WSM 2007 118 118 challenges crosses borders uninvited respect national sovereignty discriminate countries whether rich poor large small resilient vulnerable dire consequences real everywhere see including prefer remain unconvinced climate_change wished away even countries denial date must surely now accept weight scientific evidence concede climate_change facilitated largely human-induced activities poses one gravest threats humankind continuation climate
WSM 2007 133 133 vulnerable dire consequences real everywhere see including prefer remain unconvinced climate_change wished away even countries denial date must surely now accept weight scientific evidence concede climate_change facilitated largely human-induced activities poses one gravest threats humankind continuation life world know today obviously failed badly custodians planet future apportioning blame present state environment climate
WSM 2007 186 186 human failing serves useful purpose judgmental will restore environment exploit traditional divide developed developing countries ideological political differences conveniently mask unwillingness part solution impending catastrophe climate_change societal problem requires decisive response world community global challenge unite us division little can truly united world community great deal achieved least arrest even reverse climate
WSM 2007 213 213 problem requires decisive response world community global challenge unite us division little can truly united world community great deal achieved least arrest even reverse threat climate_change timely example can achieved political commitment cooperate present pacific alliance sustainability innovative approach global environment facility gef expedited access gef resources pacific island countries meet climate
WSM 2007 243 243 political commitment cooperate present pacific alliance sustainability innovative approach global environment facility gef expedited access gef resources pacific island countries meet adaptation mitigation needs associated climate_change united nations remains last best hope provide political will necessary commitment turn tide climate_change samoa calls upon member states organization position world leadership lead charge climate
WSM 2007 257 257 access gef resources pacific island countries meet adaptation mitigation needs associated climate_change united nations remains last best hope provide political will necessary commitment turn tide climate_change samoa calls upon member states organization position world leadership lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change present custodians world’s environment owe children future generations needs climate
WSM 2007 273 273 best hope provide political will necessary commitment turn tide climate_change samoa calls upon member states organization position world leadership lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change present custodians world’s environment owe children future generations needs done quickly decisively run time therefore imperative complete post-2012 climate_change agreement effective binding capable swiftly implemented climate
WSM 2007 292 292 lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change present custodians world’s environment owe children future generations needs done quickly decisively run time therefore imperative complete post-2012 climate_change agreement effective binding capable swiftly implemented universally owned respected member states united nations global work needs done address climate_change indeed weighty challenges facing world course climate
WSM 2007 311 311 run time therefore imperative complete post-2012 climate_change agreement effective binding capable swiftly implemented universally owned respected member states united nations global work needs done address climate_change indeed weighty challenges facing world course look nations positions leadership lead good example all-important pillars united nations concerning economic development human rights peace security nations climate
WSM 2007 411 411 elude us solutions liberate world tyranny futility war social economic inequalities trapped uncontrolled wild spread epidemic diseases mapped discussed debated negotiated cases agreed life organization climate_change global long-term challenges continue remain unsolved approached collectively positively within framework united nations integrated approach desirable given interconnectedness mutually reinforcing nature issues calls visionary far-sighted climate
YEM 2007 354 354 states international organizations help overcome obstacles increase development aid yemen especially per capita assistance provided yemeni individual meet internationally accepted standard one today questions existence global_warming results climate_change world experiencing damage inflicted environment hence natural stress assume common responsibility contain damage caused wrong-headed policies practices given devastating effects policies evident every climate
YEM 2007 356 356 organizations help overcome obstacles increase development aid yemen especially per capita assistance provided yemeni individual meet internationally accepted standard one today questions existence global_warming results climate_change world experiencing damage inflicted environment hence natural stress assume common responsibility contain damage caused wrong-headed policies practices given devastating effects policies evident every one us climate
YEM 2007 387 387 hence natural stress assume common responsibility contain damage caused wrong-headed policies practices given devastating effects policies evident every one us past year seen floods hurricanes global_warming many regions world future store catastrophes may affect wipe millions people especially third world consequently poor continue pay luxuries rich like recall agreements relative environment climate
ZAF 2007 63 63 al khalifa good work president general assembly sixty-first session equally congratulations go mr srgjan kerim election president general assembly sixty-second session meet today theme responding climate_change session marks half-way point freely agreed period nations world committed work individually collectively achieve millennium development goals mdgs billions people world know matter fact consequences climate
ZAF 2007 89 89 session marks half-way point freely agreed period nations world committed work individually collectively achieve millennium development goals mdgs billions people world know matter fact consequences climate_change droughts floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns undermine common efforts achieve mdgs today understand costs nothing climate_change far outweigh taking concrete measures address challenge clear delaying action climate
ZAF 2007 93 93 freely agreed period nations world committed work individually collectively achieve millennium development goals mdgs billions people world know matter fact consequences climate_change droughts floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns undermine common efforts achieve mdgs today understand costs nothing climate_change far outweigh taking concrete measures address challenge clear delaying action matter climate_change will hit climate
ZAF 2007 104 104 development goals mdgs billions people world know matter fact consequences climate_change droughts floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns undermine common efforts achieve mdgs today understand costs nothing climate_change far outweigh taking concrete measures address challenge clear delaying action matter climate_change will hit poor countries communities hardest yet pace climate_change negotiations step urgency indicated climate
ZAF 2007 116 116 floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns undermine common efforts achieve mdgs today understand costs nothing climate_change far outweigh taking concrete measures address challenge clear delaying action matter climate_change will hit poor countries communities hardest yet pace climate_change negotiations step urgency indicated science therefore urge collectively aim significant advance multilateral negotiations negotiators meet bali climate
ZAF 2007 125 125 today understand costs nothing climate_change far outweigh taking concrete measures address challenge clear delaying action matter climate_change will hit poor countries communities hardest yet pace climate_change negotiations step urgency indicated science therefore urge collectively aim significant advance multilateral negotiations negotiators meet bali december year together must ensure build fair effective flexible climate
ZAF 2007 158 158 collectively aim significant advance multilateral negotiations negotiators meet bali december year together must ensure build fair effective flexible inclusive climate regime united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol must agree matter urgency though different responsibilities developed countries clearly obligation take lead common duty act within respective capabilities accordance national circumstances world climate
ZAF 2007 253 253 bitter experience resource-rich areas transformed arid uninhabitable desolate areas forcing migration better-endowed regions thus exacerbating conflicts struggle scarce resources gathered representatives peoples world know well climate_change poverty underdevelopment acts god human-made clearly starting point future climate regime must equity core balance sustainable development climate imperatives will basis agreement strengthened climate regime climate
ZAF 2007 310 310 balanced deal giving countries fair chance development space aegis united nations also within regional bodies adopted many programmes declarations clear implementation targets aimed addressing challenges climate_change poverty underdevelopment conclave knows well many lofty agreements include among others adopted rio earth summit copenhagen social summit millennium summit world summit sustainable development monterrey climate
ZAF 2007 410 410 poverty committed making right development reality everyone freeing entire human race want yet poor whose hopes raised many times made declaration declaration poverty underdevelopment now climate_change can forgiven thinking important global leadership often sounds like empty vessel collective able express always eloquently dire circumstances characterizing poverty without doubt however organization pride climate
ZAF 2007 440 440 global leadership often sounds like empty vessel collective able express always eloquently dire circumstances characterizing poverty without doubt however organization pride visible actions results fight climate_change poverty finds difficult demonstrate decisive progress regard reasons hard find although concepts freedom justice equality universal fully embraced united nations global organization transformed designed necessary climate
ZAF 2007 591 591 strive improvement wretched conditions therefore see united nations natural instrument helping accelerate process change better hence correctly see implementation united nations programmes central efforts relating climate_change struggle poverty underdevelopment yet cold reality will difficult united nations present form fully implement decisions therefore help poor swiftly achieve millennium development goals mdgs indeed climate
ZAF 2007 792 792 attain mdgs accordingly urgent need massive resource transfers development assistance investment trade technology transfers human resource development poor countries achieve mdgs successfully adapt devastating impacts climate_change succeed building climate_change regime balances adaptation mitigation underpinned transfer technology financial resources will place unmanageable burden future generations regard given africa’s specific dire challenges believe climate
ZAF 2007 795 795 urgent need massive resource transfers development assistance investment trade technology transfers human resource development poor countries achieve mdgs successfully adapt devastating impacts climate_change succeed building climate_change regime balances adaptation mitigation underpinned transfer technology financial resources will place unmanageable burden future generations regard given africa’s specific dire challenges believe important enter partnership climate
ZAF 2007 945 945 together create better living conditions humanity ensure achieve necessary mutual prosperity together rich poor developed developing north south can must truly hold hands address challenges climate_change sustainable development work together defeat poverty underdevelopment ensure every human saved indecencies humiliations inseparable poverty need first foremost implement decisions adopted freely eminent house representatives climate
ZMB 2007 160 160 tenure office made africa proud wish success current future endeavours world today presents many challenges include abject poverty majority world’s inhabitants underdevelopment conflict human trafficking climate_change terrorism violations human rights hiv aids pandemic gender inequality challenges recently emerged others us time immemorial challenges entirely resolved within national boundaries regional level can climate
ZMB 2007 339 339 away altogether however long others insist keeping veto africa well status quo unacceptable hope mr kerim’s tenure office aspect reform process will concluded successfully issue climate_change important current future inhabitants planet therefore fitting one theme session responding climate_change commend secretary-general organizing september high-level event matter indeed effects climate_change felt mostly developing climate
ZMB 2007 351 351 unacceptable hope mr kerim’s tenure office aspect reform process will concluded successfully issue climate_change important current future inhabitants planet therefore fitting one theme session responding climate_change commend secretary-general organizing september high-level event matter indeed effects climate_change felt mostly developing countries instance southern africa experiencing critical food shortages due torrential rains areas climate
ZMB 2007 361 361 concluded successfully issue climate_change important current future inhabitants planet therefore fitting one theme session responding climate_change commend secretary-general organizing september high-level event matter indeed effects climate_change felt mostly developing countries instance southern africa experiencing critical food shortages due torrential rains areas severe drought parts region problem climate_change global issue requiring global climate
ZMB 2007 382 382 event matter indeed effects climate_change felt mostly developing countries instance southern africa experiencing critical food shortages due torrential rains areas severe drought parts region problem climate_change global issue requiring global action within multilateral context united nations signatory united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol zambia already taken several measures implement international climate
ZMB 2007 398 398 due torrential rains areas severe drought parts region problem climate_change global issue requiring global action within multilateral context united nations signatory united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol zambia already taken several measures implement international instruments regard submitted first national communication report also taken deliberate steps create public awareness problem climate_change climate
ZMB 2007 423 423 climate_change kyoto protocol zambia already taken several measures implement international instruments regard submitted first national communication report also taken deliberate steps create public awareness problem climate_change people can devise appropriate local interventions regarding measures aimed adapting climate_change zambia just finished formulating national adaptation programme action programme will help us identify vulnerable climate
ZMB 2007 434 434 regard submitted first national communication report also taken deliberate steps create public awareness problem climate_change people can devise appropriate local interventions regarding measures aimed adapting climate_change zambia just finished formulating national adaptation programme action programme will help us identify vulnerable sectors economy well adaptation activities required alleviate adverse effects climate_change reason climate
ZMB 2007 458 458 adapting climate_change zambia just finished formulating national adaptation programme action programme will help us identify vulnerable sectors economy well adaptation activities required alleviate adverse effects climate_change reason call upon international community ensure adaptation fund climate_change convention taken rather long establish made operational placing emphasis adaptation also pledge reduce emissions industrial sources climate
ZMB 2007 467 467 action programme will help us identify vulnerable sectors economy well adaptation activities required alleviate adverse effects climate_change reason call upon international community ensure adaptation fund climate_change convention taken rather long establish made operational placing emphasis adaptation also pledge reduce emissions industrial sources call upon industrialized countries history producing emissions take serious climate
ZMB 2007 525 525 national interests matter must discarded forthwith developing country zambia needs assistance enhance capacity key adaptive areas scientific research early warning rapid response address adverse effects climate_change accordingly zambia calls speedy development transfer appropriate technologies help us cope negative impacts climate_change well put us low-carbon path economic growth also call comprehensive institutional climate
ZMB 2007 539 539 adaptive areas scientific research early warning rapid response address adverse effects climate_change accordingly zambia calls speedy development transfer appropriate technologies help us cope negative impacts climate_change well put us low-carbon path economic growth also call comprehensive institutional framework international environmental governance developing world embraced millennium development goals mdgs comprehensive strategy move climate
ZMB 2007 637 637 level first time years economic gains however translated significant decline incidence poverty stands per cent zambia’s development efforts compromised hiv aids pandemic now adverse effects climate_change regard hiv aids pandemic government declared national crisis requiring sustained mitigation preventive measures like take opportunity thank cooperating partners support zambia fight hiv aids tuberculosis climate
ZMB 2007 975 975 conducting free fair elections region mr berdymukhammedov turkmenistan vice- president took chair conclusion wish reaffirm regard theme session zambia’s commitment cooperate international community addressing problem climate_change sincere hope us will play full part according abilities deal serious global challenge end remain indecisive indifferent serious issue neither miss opportunity can make world climate
ZWE 2007 95 95 direction gives hope multitudes poor sick hungry marginalized indeed mammoth task like assure zimbabwe will continue support open transparent all-inclusive multilateral approach dealing global challenges climate_change one pressing global issues time negative impact greatest developing countries particularly african continent believe international community going seriously address challenges climate_change need get priorities right climate
ZWE 2007 116 116 approach dealing global challenges climate_change one pressing global issues time negative impact greatest developing countries particularly african continent believe international community going seriously address challenges climate_change need get priorities right zimbabwe effects climate_change become evident past decade witnessed alongside neighbours increased recurrent droughts well occasional floods leading enormous humanitarian challenges united climate
ZWE 2007 123 123 global issues time negative impact greatest developing countries particularly african continent believe international community going seriously address challenges climate_change need get priorities right zimbabwe effects climate_change become evident past decade witnessed alongside neighbours increased recurrent droughts well occasional floods leading enormous humanitarian challenges united nations recognizes equality sovereign nations peoples whether climate
AFG 2008 31 31 hall passed year great hopes grave fears witnessed hope-inspiring glory human accomplishment olympic games beijing shuddered crumbling stock housing markets around world growing global understanding climate_change issues relevant seen millions lives threatened shortage food many countries witnessed disbelief brutal slaughter innocent people hands terrorists afghanistan pakistan india algeria several parts world climate
AGO 2008 53 53 organ wish success mandate assure support country present session general assembly taking place time serious challenges international community include food crisis rise fuel prices unexpected climate_change financial crisis escalation cold-war rhetoric terrorism global scale challenges negative effects lives millions human beings continents indicate critical moment must overcome challenges collective response central climate
AGO 2008 145 145 enabled annual growth rate per cent also concerned rise food prices dealt hard blow efforts fight poverty affects billion people rise food prices closely linked climate_change causing destruction infrastructure basic means subsistence many countries also forcing millions people poverty elimination distorting elements international trade also fundamental resolve world food crisis agricultural climate
ALB 2008 328 328 presents political instrument united nations build peace broader meaning term following commitment albania compiled national strategy intercultural dialogue reflects centuries-old tradition full religious harmony understanding climate_change presents global concern threat affects country well albania considers priority issue assesses framework implementation one united nations initiative joins international community determination challenge global climate_change climate
ALB 2008 353 353 climate_change presents global concern threat affects country well albania considers priority issue assesses framework implementation one united nations initiative joins international community determination challenge global climate_change modestly contributes reducing emissions quotas secure better developed future world food crisis continues one complex challenges faced humanity affects health survival millions people world directly climate
AND 2008 161 161 caused people suffering famine various countries tuesday president reminded us opening speech perils current situation face global financial crisis global energy crisis global food crisis climate_change faced situation inevitable ask questions wrong work prices basic food products risen per cent one year group united nations experts determined price goods around world climate
AND 2008 439 439 july current crisis shows vulnerability present system regard without ignoring hard realities andorra fully shares approaches agreed rome june high-level conference world food security challenges climate_change bioenergy since government andorra worked development cooperation major international bodies vulnerable countries request ngos civil society current context accordance call world leaders major international actors climate
AND 2008 511 511 morocco ngos active field reason endorse future options used maintain biological diversity sustainable forestry practices adaptation new technology can help promote ecological balance slow effects climate_change demographic growth planet already billion inhabitants chemical industrial pollution ill-adapted land use desertification water interaction animal vegetable horticultural species international trade movements peoples destabilizing factors climate
ATG 2008 85 85 agreed development goals sixty-third session general assembly taking place backdrop escalating challenges international peace security unalleviated poverty diminishing food supplies much world’s population mega-disasters induced climate_change impending meltdown world’s largest economy times circumstances call heightened sense urgency stronger will among nations work united nations embracing multilateralism fullest sense climate_crisis clear present climate
ATG 2008 108 108 mega-disasters induced climate_change impending meltdown world’s largest economy times circumstances call heightened sense urgency stronger will among nations work united nations embracing multilateralism fullest sense climate_crisis clear present threat security small island states like major obstacle achievement sustainable development goals objectives international community short rhetoric climate issue short ideas come woefully climate
ATG 2008 142 142 major obstacle achievement sustainable development goals objectives international community short rhetoric climate issue short ideas come woefully short political will part whose actions matter nexus climate_change natural disasters indisputable natural disasters increasing frequency devastation around globe disasters especially catastrophic small countries caribbean whose economies 08-51845 largely dependent natural environment commend united climate
ATG 2008 211 211 support united nations humanitarian efforts developing world emerging focus new energy sources united states elsewhere also happening small nations encouraged promise rollback primary contributors causes climate_change responsibility provide necessary resources must born primarily developed countries contribute causes climate_change similar context vulnerable developing societies victims globalization crime notably havoc wrought handguns possession climate
ATG 2008 223 223 united states elsewhere also happening small nations encouraged promise rollback primary contributors causes climate_change responsibility provide necessary resources must born primarily developed countries contribute causes climate_change similar context vulnerable developing societies victims globalization crime notably havoc wrought handguns possession criminal elements trafficking narcotics destined essentially markets developed countries deportation criminals shores climate
ATG 2008 600 600 embarrassment us leaders confronted endemic crisis development including failure development policies approaches take account specific situation countries regions resulted growing inequities within across countries environmental climate_change crisis unsustainable pressures production ecosystems global economic financial crisis spreading major economies crisis confidence global governance institutional capacity managing international trade finance development policies worsening climate
ATG 2008 771 771 targets well increase participation developing countries december bali process reaffirmed international community’s resolve ensure end will clear idea commitments annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc greenhouse gas-reduction second commitment period well commitments firm actions resources facilitate adaptation mitigation technology transfer financing non-annex parties outcomes united nations climate_change conference held climate
ATG 2008 773 773 increase participation developing countries december bali process reaffirmed international community’s resolve ensure end will clear idea commitments annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc greenhouse gas-reduction second commitment period well commitments firm actions resources facilitate adaptation mitigation technology transfer financing non-annex parties outcomes united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen must climate
ATG 2008 794 794 framework convention climate_change unfccc greenhouse gas-reduction second commitment period well commitments firm actions resources facilitate adaptation mitigation technology transfer financing non-annex parties outcomes united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen must robust implementation-driven various intergovernmental activities energy food crises scheduled coming months focused solutions immediate problems food insecurity energy issues also long-term climate
AUS 2008 321 321 economy globalization security arising searing impact september obscenity visited great city caused us conclude terrorism enemy civilized humanity just 08-51851 nations globalization environment come recognize carbon_emissions one part planet affect parts planet therefore radically affect future planet things tell us interdependence new realism twenty-first century unless community nations rise new challenge climate
AUS 2008 895 895 imf’s global financial stability report purpose reform agenda provide real political mandate international regulatory institutions job defending integrity international financial system one greatest challenges face climate_change threat poses environment december last year many years delay australia ratified kyoto protocol determined part solution climate_change just part problem acted begin process developing comprehensive climate
AUS 2008 912 912 integrity international financial system one greatest challenges face climate_change threat poses environment december last year many years delay australia ratified kyoto protocol determined part solution climate_change just part problem acted begin process developing comprehensive emissions trading carbon pollution reduction scheme bring carbon_dioxide emissions time will also implement national energy efficiency strategy climate
AUS 2008 928 928 years delay australia ratified kyoto protocol determined part solution climate_change just part problem acted begin process developing comprehensive emissions trading carbon pollution reduction scheme bring carbon_dioxide emissions time will also implement national energy efficiency strategy well renewable_energy strategy developing deploying new technologies will also part response climate_change australian government decided establish climate
AUS 2008 939 939 part problem acted begin process developing comprehensive emissions trading carbon pollution reduction scheme bring carbon_dioxide emissions time will also implement national energy efficiency strategy well renewable_energy strategy developing deploying new technologies will also part response climate_change australian government decided establish global centre drive demonstration commercialization carbon capture storage technologies building existing climate
AUS 2008 949 949 pollution reduction scheme bring carbon_dioxide emissions time will also implement national energy efficiency strategy well renewable_energy strategy developing deploying new technologies will also part response climate_change australian government decided establish global centre drive demonstration commercialization carbon capture storage technologies building existing national regional initiatives project will bring together best researchers world climate
AUT 2008 27 27 television screens images thousands parents concerned health babies children remind us lies heart work building better future coming generations home well united nations armed conflict climate_change poverty hunger proliferation weapons mass destruction bleak challenges face today together new global challenges increasing food energy prices financial turbulence sense shared responsibility true partnership climate
AUT 2008 846 846 african development community respectively recently organized conference peace security west africa ouagadougou seminar peace development southern africa johannesburg need turbo power innovation address global challenges climate_change responsible natural disasters poses perhaps serious threat achievement millennium development goals mdgs small island states climate_change resulting sea level rise threats existence austria therefore welcomes climate
AUT 2008 862 862 africa johannesburg need turbo power innovation address global challenges climate_change responsible natural disasters poses perhaps serious threat achievement millennium development goals mdgs small island states climate_change resulting sea level rise threats existence austria therefore welcomes initiative pacific island states general assembly resolution threat climate_change international peace security urgent action towards global climate
AUT 2008 880 880 millennium development goals mdgs small island states climate_change resulting sea level rise threats existence austria therefore welcomes initiative pacific island states general assembly resolution threat climate_change international peace security urgent action towards global climate agreement end way forward also propose develop united nations environment programme fully fledged world environment organization furthermore climate
AUT 2008 910 910 action towards global climate agreement end way forward also propose develop united nations environment programme fully fledged world environment organization furthermore support creation new international renewable_energy agency vienna suitable location host agency many united nations offices already deal energy questions eradicating extreme poverty hunger continues one main challenges international community midpoint climate
BDI 2008 845 845 assistance special attention given problems including putting order international financial markets need increase investment africa rational management water energy resources technology transfer international trade agreements climate_change management toxic waste urgent ever harmonize procedures instruments achieving common objectives including efforts counteract hunger reduce poverty worldwide ensure peacebuilding otherwise will witness persistence phenomena climate
BEL 2008 55 55 confidence shaking financial markets impact course world economy spectre global recession added already onerous challenges arisen recent times food crisis pv 08-53122 spike energy prices global_warming terrorism danger nuclear proliferation addition world changing becoming increasingly multipolar regard august will remain symbolic day china offered us unique spectacle opening olympic games russia climate
BEL 2008 408 408 unfortunately failed geneva last july must also show responsible players order try find solutions challenges posed food crisis huge increase energy prices combat causes effects climate_change challenges face issues extremely complex closely interlinked different facets one question question heart concerns country sustainable development none us can resolve problems alone call solutions climate
BEN 2008 100 100 participatory framework highlighting uniqueness world shared responsibility human species maintain fundamental equilibriums survival earth permanence biosphere depend responding alarm raised scientific community focused attention 08-51606 climate_change global problem affecting environment planet far-from-rosy prospects future humankind obvious consequences daily lives two major crises attempting contain several months unfolding backdrop energy food crises climate
BEN 2008 546 546 future goal promote irrigation agriculture primarily building irrigation dams valleys north country part overall development plan soil degradation coastal erosion combined effects frequent flooding due climate_change seriously affect west africa among underlying factors contributing drop local food production connection like express great appreciation awareness-raising efforts secretariat convention combat desertification financing mechanisms climate
BEN 2008 631 631 government also intends encourage cultivation crops suitable biofuels marginally arable lands goal reduce dependence hydrocarbons become acute following dramatic drop generating capacity hydropower plants result climate_change whose impact seriously affected economic activity country past two years difficulties exacerbated dizzying rise oil prices tax cuts import subsidies country resorted order protect buying climate
BFA 2008 310 310 countries experiencing genuine cross-border crime wave rapid eradication scourge requires solidarity active support international community regard environmental issues international community must invest bring appropriate responses climate_change affecting planet scientific political ideas must aimed today protecting preserving fully functioning ecosystem future generations resolving conflicts throughout world particularly african continent represents major challenge climate
BGD 2008 657 657 mere survival development gains achieved work years decades can wiped matter hours one cyclone can push hundreds thousands people back poverty line bangladesh particularly vulnerable climate_change given low-lying delta one highest rainfall regions world growing concern irreversible climatic shift will displace tens millions people estimates one-metre sea-level rise submerge one third climate
BGD 2008 720 720 simply longer option nothing less basic moral imperative countries contributed little crisis bangladesh left alone unsupported suffer consequences adaptation necessary may sufficient cope unavoidable impacts climate_change countries like bangladesh will face worst consequences absence legally binding commitment mitigation international efforts minimize emission levels however disproportionately tax poorer nations must guaranteed access climate
BGR 2008 125 125 united nations-led efforts reflected rome declaration ensure timely response problem may grave consequences livelihoods millions people food security cross-cutting issue considered background interrelated global challenges climate_change energy security also demand immediate response based common differentiated responsibilities capabilities various countries united nations continue provide unique forum elaboration effective multilateral approach needed next climate
BHR 2008 254 254 will become real threats global security prosperity kingdom bahrain therefore fully supports global assessment report disaster risk reduction plans host launch report may know issue climate_change utmost importance world prepares meet negotiate successor kyoto protocol end global demand energy rising fast populations increase developing countries undergo dramatic economic growth international energy climate
BHR 2008 299 299 undergo dramatic economic growth international energy agency predicts world’s energy needs increase per cent therefore look forward meeting held poland later year advance united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen hopeful sides will realize importance climate_change issue will commit addressing overriding interests future planet future generations hope comprehensive effective agreement can concluded climate
BHR 2008 308 308 energy needs increase per cent therefore look forward meeting held poland later year advance united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen hopeful sides will realize importance climate_change issue will commit addressing overriding interests future planet future generations hope comprehensive effective agreement can concluded implemented peaceful use nuclear energy become preferred option many climate
BHR 2008 434 434 fragmented piecemeal manner unsatisfactory situation leads us suggest establishment truly comprehensive energy organization organization bring joint international perspective determining role usage hydrocarbons nuclear power new renewable_energy sources introduce innovative solutions reduce pollution greenhouse gas emissions body provide accurate assessments global energy demand supply bring energy data one roof also provide objective climate
BHR 2008 441 441 suggest establishment truly comprehensive energy organization organization bring joint international perspective determining role usage hydrocarbons nuclear power new renewable_energy sources introduce innovative solutions reduce pollution greenhouse gas emissions body provide accurate assessments global energy demand supply bring energy data one roof also provide objective advice might required optimal energy mix safe climate
BHR 2008 471 471 accurate assessments global energy demand supply bring energy data one roof also provide objective advice might required optimal energy mix safe environmentally sound spoken energy climate_change issues must now turn food security crisis result high food prices increased number hungry people world million believe solution crisis lies working together implement solutions climate
BHS 2008 217 217 apart consequential increase production costs consumer goods growing cost energy affecting travel plans many direct negative consequences tourism primary industry bahamas equal concern persistent challenge climate_change especially small island developing states bahamas per cent landmass within metres sea level surprise find bahamas listed among countries vulnerable consequences climate_change sea-level rise potential climate
BHS 2008 239 239 concern persistent challenge climate_change especially small island developing states bahamas per cent landmass within metres sea level surprise find bahamas listed among countries vulnerable consequences climate_change sea-level rise potential impacts rises temperature include environmental degradation marine terrestrial ecosystems loss biodiversity compromised 08-52272 groundwater tables agricultural lands fishery resources also social economic climate
BHS 2008 245 245 island developing states bahamas per cent landmass within metres sea level surprise find bahamas listed among countries vulnerable consequences climate_change sea-level rise potential impacts rises temperature include environmental degradation marine terrestrial ecosystems loss biodiversity compromised 08-52272 groundwater tables agricultural lands fishery resources also social economic losses might expected labour displacement government climate
BHS 2008 305 305 united nations convention biological diversity indeed fully expect exceed commitment conserve least per cent near-shore marine resources across bahamas reality informs bahamas desire urgent action climate_change increasing number fury tropical storms hurricanes passing caribbean believe yet another indication negative effects global climate_change year alone tropical storms hurricanes devastating effect number countries climate
BHS 2008 321 321 resources across bahamas reality informs bahamas desire urgent action climate_change increasing number fury tropical storms hurricanes passing caribbean believe yet another indication negative effects global climate_change year alone tropical storms hurricanes devastating effect number countries subregion including island inagua southern bahamas cuba jamaica dominican republic turks caicos islands haiti pose singularly climate
BLR 2008 217 217 will achieve progress must work interests serve wishes narrow group influential countries also need clearly determine will target efforts act systematic way challenges facing interrelated climate_change energy food shortages large extent due existing patterns energy use humankind increasing impact atmosphere biosphere environmental problems due increasing impact human activity lead climate_change climate_change climate
BLR 2008 241 241 interrelated climate_change energy food shortages large extent due existing patterns energy use humankind increasing impact atmosphere biosphere environmental problems due increasing impact human activity lead climate_change climate_change turn leads reduced agricultural harvests turn exacerbates food crisis thus faced single multidimensional global challenge value session will magnified international forum hear new justified climate
BLR 2008 242 242 climate_change energy food shortages large extent due existing patterns energy use humankind increasing impact atmosphere biosphere environmental problems due increasing impact human activity lead climate_change climate_change turn leads reduced agricultural harvests turn exacerbates food crisis thus faced single multidimensional global challenge value session will magnified international forum hear new justified forward-thinking climate
BLR 2008 294 294 coordinated response challenges facing humankind approach undergird work post-kyoto agreement today 08-53141 clear talks accord must include broader range issues simply agreement quantities quotas reducing greenhouse gas emissions belarus stated many occasions future approaches problem ensure economic growth harming environment will based international cooperation spread throughout world energy-saving technology technology use climate
BLR 2008 558 558 mechanisms avoid concentration technologies hands chosen one main keys successfully addressing global problems facing mankind speedily achieving agreements understandings among whole international community delay addressing climate_change unacceptable affects issues international agenda believe one main concerns agenda human development prevention exploitation nations individuals united nations action plan fight human trafficking important stage climate
BLZ 2008 431 431 rest world imperative articulated mr gordon brown prime minister united kingdom september hall see stated essence every global problem requires global solutions solve food crisis climate_change pressures resources without involving africa developing countries africa developing countries problem part solution today’s problems gordon brown speaks many leaders general debate highlighted global leadership climate
BLZ 2008 600 600 democratic addition systemic issues must addressed must also tackle crisis implementation consider numerous conferences summits convened craft global responses development sustainable development financing development trade climate_change recently food crisis want commitments common objectives millennium development goals promised world’s peoples take concerted action improve quality lives monterrey consensus promised new global 08-53141 climate
BOL 2008 14 14 meeting united nations held time rebellion peoples throughout world rebellion poverty destitution effects climate_change privatization policies caused financial crisis 08-51606 wish tell assembly bolivia recent years experienced great uprisings people social movements countryside cities indigenous workers farmers questioning economic climate
BOL 2008 829 829 indigenous peoples years ago forefathers fought colonialism imperialism anti-imperialist today one going move position people like like lot 08-51606 like world going unjust much said climate_change flooding droughts mountains losing snow continue way will responsible destroying planet thus humankind heard good statements presidents participating debate learned great deal sorry say believe climate
BRA 2008 579 579 multilateral world aspire therefore much encouraged general assembly’s decision launch negotiations near future reform security council multilateralism must also guide us toward solutions complex problems global_warming based principle common differentiated responsibilities brazil shirked responsibilities energy matrix increasingly clean today’s food energy crises deeply intertwined inflation food prices affected climatic factors speculation climate
BRB 2008 449 449 guided enduring philosophy small island will champion issues greatest concern small island developing states will argue need special recognition inherent vulnerabilities sensitive responses critical challenges climate_change susceptibility natural disasters constrain sustainable development one-size-fits-all mentality threatens marginalize us new international trading arrangements will continue show leadership within group small vulnerable economies advocacy climate
BRB 2008 957 957 politics must reformed reflect situation today join called start intergovernmental negotiations security council reform sixty-third session prime minister small island developing state region epicentre global climate_crisis hope current international efforts within united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc respond scientific evidence climate_change prioritize concerns needs vulnerable developing countries already affected dangerous impacts climate
BRB 2008 967 967 negotiations security council reform sixty-third session prime minister small island developing state region epicentre global climate_crisis hope current international efforts within united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc respond scientific evidence climate_change prioritize concerns needs vulnerable developing countries already affected dangerous impacts climate_change failure take urgent ambitious decisive action nothing short reckless climate
BRB 2008 972 972 session prime minister small island developing state region epicentre global climate_crisis hope current international efforts within united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc respond scientific evidence climate_change prioritize concerns needs vulnerable developing countries already affected dangerous impacts climate_change failure take urgent ambitious decisive action nothing short reckless indifference wake destruction devastation hurricane climate
BRB 2008 983 983 hope current international efforts within united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc respond scientific evidence climate_change prioritize concerns needs vulnerable developing countries already affected dangerous impacts climate_change failure take urgent ambitious decisive action nothing short reckless indifference wake destruction devastation hurricane season caribbean acutely aware precarious nature survival well urgency attached action climate
BRB 2008 1011 1011 urgent ambitious decisive action nothing short reckless indifference wake destruction devastation hurricane season caribbean acutely aware precarious nature survival well urgency attached action mitigate causes climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference must deliver agreement comprehensive ambitious inclusive adopts package mitigation-related activities will ensure long- term temperature increases stabilized well celsius degrees pre-industrial levels climate
BRB 2008 1013 1013 decisive action nothing short reckless indifference wake destruction devastation hurricane season caribbean acutely aware precarious nature survival well urgency attached action mitigate causes climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference must deliver agreement comprehensive ambitious inclusive adopts package mitigation-related activities will ensure long- term temperature increases stabilized well celsius degrees pre-industrial levels also provides climate
BRB 2008 1029 1029 survival well urgency attached action mitigate causes climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference must deliver agreement comprehensive ambitious inclusive adopts package mitigation-related activities will ensure long- term temperature increases stabilized well celsius degrees pre-industrial levels also provides small island developing states vulnerable developing countries new additional predictable easily accessible sources funding adaptation time climate
BTN 2008 373 373 hurricanes floods landslides destroying life property crops weather patterns changed continue change far profound implications civilization can fathom even wonder whether earthquakes tsunamis may something climate_change yesterday huddled together find solutions food crisis danger growing hunger world already many starving diseases abound new epidemics threaten humanity life forms crops even medicine climate
BWA 2008 434 434 solutions global problems order contribute betterment humanity today ever united nations required respond effectively swiftly complex challenges twenty-first century conflicts poverty disease natural man-made disasters climate_change energy terrorism among myriad pressing problems confront humanity require urgent global response thus imperative continue make concerted efforts address challenges pursuit better tomorrow magnitude clearly climate
CAF 2008 664 664 security become matter concern world hunger continues worst weapon mass destruction social crises seen many places result realization food insecurity worsening rising cost living uncertainties climate_change natural disasters central africa destructive action irregular military rebel groups many manipulated outside food insecurity particularly rural areas often provoked lack security led government organize climate
CAN 2008 826 826 also fully untying development assistance programmes 2012-2013 fulfilment commitment ensuring greater effectiveness international assistance challenges environmental protection sustainable development rightly top global agenda pressing challenge climate_change united nations must play central role canada committed united nations framework convention climate_change need reach consensus post-bali framework response global challenges begins home however sum climate
CAN 2008 839 839 assistance challenges environmental protection sustainable development rightly top global agenda pressing challenge climate_change united nations must play central role canada committed united nations framework convention climate_change need reach consensus post-bali framework response global challenges begins home however sum national actions must drive collective effort international level one important components bali road climate
CAN 2008 871 871 global challenges begins home however sum national actions must drive collective effort international level one important components bali road map recognizes country can effectively address climate_change countries position act must canada fully aware importance major global emitters take meaningful binding emissions reduction commitments future international agreement canada also acutely aware risks climate
CAN 2008 901 901 canada fully aware importance major global emitters take meaningful binding emissions reduction commitments future international agreement canada also acutely aware risks faced countries vulnerable impact climate_change particularly small island states least developed countries canada pleased sponsor draft resolution climate_change security put forward pacific island states canada also supported global efforts promote climate
CAN 2008 914 914 future international agreement canada also acutely aware risks faced countries vulnerable impact climate_change particularly small island states least developed countries canada pleased sponsor draft resolution climate_change security put forward pacific island states canada also supported global efforts promote climate_change adaptation contributed expertise finances various united nations international initiatives sixty years ago climate
CAN 2008 927 927 particularly small island states least developed countries canada pleased sponsor draft resolution climate_change security put forward pacific island states canada also supported global efforts promote climate_change adaptation contributed expertise finances various united nations international initiatives sixty years ago body adopted universal declaration human rights canada proud recall contribution canadian john peters climate
CAN 2008 1159 1159 values ideals united nations founded promotion peace security human rights greater prosperity development cooperation also canada’s stand ready work within united nations address new challenges climate_change combating terrorism wish repeat canada’s willingness work partnership united nations member states towards common purposes organization created climate
CHE 2008 571 571 agreement ministerial meeting held geneva july challenge now ensure progress already made jeopardized confidence among wto member states restored doha round can brought successful conclusion climate_change another major source concern switzerland particularly aware fact alpine glaciers rapidly melting away parts world phenomenon takes form changing precipitation patterns droughts floods reports intergovernmental climate
CHE 2008 598 598 major source concern switzerland particularly aware fact alpine glaciers rapidly melting away parts world phenomenon takes form changing precipitation patterns droughts floods reports intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc clearly show disasters point common result climate_change caused human beings particularly consumption fossil fuels time never-ending talks passed switzerland will achieve emissions reduction goals climate
CHE 2008 606 606 glaciers rapidly melting away parts world phenomenon takes form changing precipitation patterns droughts floods reports intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc clearly show disasters point common result climate_change caused human beings particularly consumption fossil fuels time never-ending talks passed switzerland will achieve emissions reduction goals years need new 08-53141 ambitious internationally accepted climate climate
CHE 2008 644 644 will achieve emissions reduction goals years need new 08-53141 ambitious internationally accepted climate regime regime based principle common differentiated responsibilities switzerland put forward proposal global carbon_dioxide tax meets criterion ensure financing necessary adaptation measures like invite assembly carefully study proposal framework ongoing climate discussions efforts industrialized countries alone will enough however climate
CHE 2008 672 672 criterion ensure financing necessary adaptation measures like invite assembly carefully study proposal framework ongoing climate discussions efforts industrialized countries alone will enough however solve problem global_warming country will according capacities contribute reduction co2_emissions united common concern shouldering responsibility future generations today many countries still situations armed conflict many cases respect international climate
CHE 2008 679 679 invite assembly carefully study proposal framework ongoing climate discussions efforts industrialized countries alone will enough however solve problem global_warming country will according capacities contribute reduction co2_emissions united common concern shouldering responsibility future generations today many countries still situations armed conflict many cases respect international humanitarian law declined switzerland calls conflicting parties climate
CHL 2008 106 106 challenges unavoidable tasks government international community defined real ethical vision leaders nations world changed since however witnessed sometimes tragically emergence reappearance various problems global significance climate_change terrorism food crisis time interdependence economies communications become even greater past eight years undoubtedly created many opportunities also greater risks inequities changing context witnessed outstanding climate
CHL 2008 388 388 peoples also must reach agreement doha round world trade organization must achieve concrete results forthcoming follow-up international conference financing development must also ensure success copenhagen climate_change conference convert negotiations agreements make decisive contribution development appear general assembly representative nation much contribute 08-51749 modestly proudly announce assembly chile ahead schedule towards achieving climate
CHN 2008 641 641 strength china will development contribute peace development world long history humankind destinies countries never closely linked today given global nature issues threatening survival development mankind global_warming environmental degradation resource constraints frequent outbreaks diseases natural disasters spread terrorism face intertwining challenges related finance energy food country can expect avoid difficulties handle problems climate
CMR 2008 331 331 recommended task force however acute food crisis may far snag implementation millennium development goals concerning africa particular many challenges persistent poverty peace security issues effects climate_change concerning poverty alleviation continent placed much hope globalization supported good faith despite legitimate fears concerning globalization trade acknowledged whole hopes dashed beyond global food crisis climate
CMR 2008 459 459 immense potential remains largely untapped although many african countries recording good economic performance continent remains poorest planet hence need increased solidarity international community growing impact climate_change especially africa particularly disturbing elsewhere affects areas fate future generations depends thus urgent need joint action international community solidarity also prevail addressing issue migrants tragedies climate
COD 2008 98 98 united nations made credible member states international public opinion session opening particularly difficult moment humanity international financial crisis sharp rises cost food energy fuel effects climate_change weakening economies throughout world particularly developing countries threat international peace stability therefore represent major challenge community nations must respond concerted decisive tangible way regard particular climate
COD 2008 239 239 taken democratic republic congo determined make active contribution towards implementing measures similarly united nations environmental conventions democratic republic congo ratified include united nations framework convention climate_change united nations convention combat desertification united nations convention biological diversity montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer home per cent forests congo basin democratic republic congo climate
COG 2008 101 101 share members assembly thoughts developments world challenges tackle immediately numerous related peace security threats people’s lives nations heightened food energy financial crises well natural disasters climate_change placing emphasis notion solidarity fully support certainly illustrated mr president risk run losing identity option can offer partial even uncertain solutions challenges confront us reaffirm climate
COG 2008 564 564 security council keeping african position issue country welcomes decision launch january intergovernmental negotiations finally enable matter genuinely move forward right present agenda includes matter effects climate_change environment one major challenges times country particularly sensitive issue since within borders part enormous congo basin world’s second ecological lung amazonia countries bordering basin great climate
COL 2008 577 577 entities seeks prevent state discredited eliminating bureaucratic wastefulness achieving social efficiency mortgage financial crises minor problems compared threats environment although colombia produces per cent world greenhouse gas emissions highly vulnerable ravages climate_change resulting melting ice floods per cent territory preserved rainforest major net contributor oxygen 08-51839 important environmental programmes include building climate
COL 2008 583 583 bureaucratic wastefulness achieving social efficiency mortgage financial crises minor problems compared threats environment although colombia produces per cent world greenhouse gas emissions highly vulnerable ravages climate_change resulting melting ice floods per cent territory preserved rainforest major net contributor oxygen 08-51839 important environmental programmes include building mass transportation systems nine cities plans climate
COL 2008 684 684 agricultural food production small amount energy generated compared used produce colombia square kilometres rainforest million hectares savannah will allow rainforest touched protecting main contribution combating global_warming available savannah can expand agricultural production concentrated million hectares increase number livestock million heads cattle without affecting food production develop large biofuel industry generates good climate
CPV 2008 105 105 world economy risk economic human political military security words general collective security one hand organized transnational crime terrorism threaten international order rule law hand effects global_warming climate_change well risks imposed worsening real facts confront world leaders institutions world peace remains reach areas armed conflict still exist indeed resurge repeatedly persist low climate
CPV 2008 106 106 economy risk economic human political military security words general collective security one hand organized transnational crime terrorism threaten international order rule law hand effects global_warming climate_change well risks imposed worsening real facts confront world leaders institutions world peace remains reach areas armed conflict still exist indeed resurge repeatedly persist low intensity climate
CRI 2008 757 757 trees forest animals sea know importance water cycle wind energy rivers sun nation peace among humans also aspire nation peace forms life set goal becoming carbon-neutral last year became world leader number trees per capita square kilometre planting million trees will plant million leading international crusade global_warming environmental destruction special focus climate
CRI 2008 778 778 life set goal becoming carbon-neutral last year became world leader number trees per capita square kilometre planting million trees will plant million leading international crusade global_warming environmental destruction special focus planet’s primary forests today assembly members ask join us march humanity history neither linear continuous marked detours pitfalls even painful setbacks climate
CUB 2008 253 253 adequate housing million attend primary school million die reaching age cases result diseases can cured increasing frequency populations south suffering natural disasters whose consequences worsened climate_change haiti jamaica cuba countries caribbean examples issue special call solidarity brotherly people haiti tragic situation rise oil prices result irrational consumption heavy speculative activity imperial climate
CYP 2008 94 94 particularly important cyprus essential institution global survival development humankind balanced fair way increasingly difficult conditions peoples look united nations best forum addressing global problems poverty climate_change rising energy food prices diseases natural disasters human rights abuses many pressing global problems either things together collective coordinated way problems will persist become even climate
CZE 2008 1054 1054 union eu commitments intensify eu development assistance czech presidency union will yet another incentive us step development assistance soaring food commodity prices well negative impact climate_change hamper international development issues require strong political will new legal framework reduce greenhouse gas emissions beyond one important issues czech republic fully aware need make climate
CZE 2008 1067 1067 incentive us step development assistance soaring food commodity prices well negative impact climate_change hamper international development issues require strong political will new legal framework reduce greenhouse gas emissions beyond one important issues czech republic fully aware need make significant progress towards adoption new post-kyoto agreement czech presidency european union will play climate
DEU 2008 159 159 challenges 21st century time new players powers still find place international order seeking enter global stage now generally accepted can master new challenges twenty-first century climate_change scarcity raw materials access food water fight epidemics pandemics terrorism act together although know although absolutely vital focus finding common solutions key issues future time climate
DMA 2008 659 659 nations meaningful change speak populations yearn must reflected attitudes approaches speak proffer change attitude issue fundamental differences nations small large rich poor remains think issue climate_change fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change found sea-level rise caused global_warming likely exacerbate storm surges coastal erosion small islands means us severe damage infrastructure human climate
DMA 2008 665 665 must reflected attitudes approaches speak proffer change attitude issue fundamental differences nations small large rich poor remains think issue climate_change fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change found sea-level rise caused global_warming likely exacerbate storm surges coastal erosion small islands means us severe damage infrastructure human settlements including contamination fresh- water supplies climate
DMA 2008 670 670 proffer change attitude issue fundamental differences nations small large rich poor remains think issue climate_change fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change found sea-level rise caused global_warming likely exacerbate storm surges coastal erosion small islands means us severe damage infrastructure human settlements including contamination fresh- water supplies agricultural lands pollution marine eco-systems climate
DMA 2008 715 715 supplies agricultural lands pollution marine eco-systems caused indiscreet unsustainable practices others speak change industrialized nations particular refuse heed warnings show greater commitment saving planet reversing climate_change meaningful change quicken pace climate_change negotiations poznan poland later year objective providing realistic attainable framework agreement copenhagen change merely slogan excuse inaction let reaffirm change climate
DMA 2008 720 720 eco-systems caused indiscreet unsustainable practices others speak change industrialized nations particular refuse heed warnings show greater commitment saving planet reversing climate_change meaningful change quicken pace climate_change negotiations poznan poland later year objective providing realistic attainable framework agreement copenhagen change merely slogan excuse inaction let reaffirm change can real meaningful take example climate
DNK 2008 38 38 face grown much complex challenges increasingly collaboration rather confrontation quality life parts world improved tremendously recent decades 08-53135 challenges remain least sub-saharan africa new challenges climate_change migration increasing energy food prices financial instability potentially give rise embedded conflicts polarization president sarkozy said last week capacity president european union eu continued reform climate
DNK 2008 114 114 reform denmark welcomes agreement initiate intergovernmental negotiations near future election security council members next month iceland candidate membership representing nordic countries strongly backing iceland’s candidature climate_change intergovernmental panel climate_change reports served crystallize international consensus need action consensus nurtured determined leadership secretary-general promoting global action curb global_warming united nations centre economic growth climate
DNK 2008 117 117 agreement initiate intergovernmental negotiations near future election security council members next month iceland candidate membership representing nordic countries strongly backing iceland’s candidature climate_change intergovernmental panel climate_change reports served crystallize international consensus need action consensus nurtured determined leadership secretary-general promoting global action curb global_warming united nations centre economic growth environmental protection fully climate
DNK 2008 134 134 countries strongly backing iceland’s candidature climate_change intergovernmental panel climate_change reports served crystallize international consensus need action consensus nurtured determined leadership secretary-general promoting global action curb global_warming united nations centre economic growth environmental protection fully compatible challenge establish framework low-carbon growth increased energy efficiency increased use renewable sources energy carbon capture storage climate
DNK 2008 171 171 framework low-carbon growth increased energy efficiency increased use renewable sources energy carbon capture storage development global carbon market vital elements denmark will host united nations climate_change conference copenhagen goal reach agreement successor kyoto protocol making ambitious truly global instrument momentum new comprehensive ambitious international climate agreement growing day day past weeks climate
DNK 2008 1096 1096 global community must advance area development area peace security area human rights many areas transcend borders can achieved however multilateral cooperation areas counter-terrorism non-proliferation pandemics climate_change multilateralism response challenges risks opportunities interdependent globalized world responsibility ensure united nations properly equipped address global challenges global opportunities climate
DZA 2008 87 87 always since world order based imbalance developing countries particular pay highest price powerless meet challenges threaten political stability social cohesion president returned chair regard consequences climate_change food crisis caused scarcity soaring prices certain basic commodities plunged millions people extreme poverty international financial economic institutions whose mission anticipate crises alert international community climate
ECU 2008 55 55 former minister foreign affairs nicaragua father miguel d’escoto brockmann election important position agree need attach highest priority fight eradicate poverty pay special attention relevant issues climate_change energy food crises human rights disarmament rights women children preservation cultural biodiversity end cold war believed without reason confrontation two ways life two great powers climate
ECU 2008 280 280 members organization continue supporting peacekeeping budgets billions dollars yet serious concerns increasing budgets development programmes especially fundamentally important programmes fight poverty hiv aids malaria effects climate_change citizens beginning call us account regard resources contribute annually organization results obtain consider positive proposal stressed president general assembly commence truly thorough democratic reform organization climate
EGY 2008 25 25 sixty-third session general assembly taking place backdrop various international regional events developments closely linked peace security humankind among global food crisis increase energy prices global_warming climate_change negative catastrophic repercussions entire world global economic downturn bordering worldwide recession sharp global increase poverty diminishing collective ability achieve millennium development goals mdgs rising climate
EGY 2008 26 26 sixty-third session general assembly taking place backdrop various international regional events developments closely linked peace security humankind among global food crisis increase energy prices global_warming climate_change negative catastrophic repercussions entire world global economic downturn bordering worldwide recession sharp global increase poverty diminishing collective ability achieve millennium development goals mdgs rising rate climate
EGY 2008 263 263 connection like thank president positive response initiative also including issue strengthening international democratic action united nations token urgently establishing collective international political will necessary deal climate_change one countries vulnerable repercussions phenomenon egypt acutely aware gravity reiterating full support bali plan action road map call focused international attention issue categorizing low-lying coastlines climate
EGY 2008 294 294 egypt acutely aware gravity reiterating full support bali plan action road map call focused international attention issue categorizing low-lying coastlines applies egypt list states vulnerable climate_change needed united nations international community can provide necessary support matter priority including technological financial support based belief globally addressing urgent economic challenges egypt norway facilitating climate
FIN 2008 34 34 general assembly express full support presidency also thank secretary- general resolute efforts promote united nations values finland aligns statement european union world facing unforeseen challenges climate_change food crisis current economic turmoil also requires decisive action time able rid conventional crisis unfortunately armed conflicts still reality world often international community unable agree climate
FIN 2008 138 138 political message joint initiative finland united republic tanzania challenges posed globalization can solved multi-stakeholder dialogue united nations play important role facilitating developing new practices cooperation climate_change must addressed vigour otherwise can wipe achievements field sustainable development even bring question whole future mankind recent extreme_weather phenomena can serious indication challenges face multilateral climate
FIN 2008 156 156 important role facilitating developing new practices cooperation climate_change must addressed vigour otherwise can wipe achievements field sustainable development even bring question whole future mankind recent extreme_weather phenomena can serious indication challenges face multilateral engagement shared responsibility effective means tackle global menace others indifference excuse inaction climate_change matter responsibility future generations place climate
FIN 2008 176 176 question whole future mankind recent extreme_weather phenomena can serious indication challenges face multilateral engagement shared responsibility effective means tackle global menace others indifference excuse inaction climate_change matter responsibility future generations place petty politics recrimination united nations play leading role global response climate_change must reach 08-51606 comprehensive global agreement new international climate climate
FIN 2008 192 192 effective means tackle global menace others indifference excuse inaction climate_change matter responsibility future generations place petty politics recrimination united nations play leading role global response climate_change must reach 08-51606 comprehensive global agreement new international climate regime copenhagen climate_change conference will take place december next year evident global commitments need implemented also climate
FIN 2008 204 204 future generations place petty politics recrimination united nations play leading role global response climate_change must reach 08-51606 comprehensive global agreement new international climate regime copenhagen climate_change conference will take place december next year evident global commitments need implemented also supplemented national regional action important include stakeholders non-governmental organizations private enterprises individual climate
FIN 2008 245 245 regional action important include stakeholders non-governmental organizations private enterprises individual citizens governments need everybody necessary women can participate fully work industrialized countries bear share mitigating climate_change however international negotiations new climate regime succeed without extensive participation developing countries must actively support vulnerable developing countries adapting combating climate_change mounting evidence poverty especially climate
FIN 2008 266 266 countries bear share mitigating climate_change however international negotiations new climate regime succeed without extensive participation developing countries must actively support vulnerable developing countries adapting combating climate_change mounting evidence poverty especially rural areas can reduced sustainable management natural resources forests crucial reducing greenhouse gases finland long history sustainable forest management understand impact climate
FIN 2008 282 282 countries must actively support vulnerable developing countries adapting combating climate_change mounting evidence poverty especially rural areas can reduced sustainable management natural resources forests crucial reducing greenhouse gases finland long history sustainable forest management understand impact rural development employment like united nations intensify efforts assist governments communities improve capacities rural development sustainable climate
FIN 2008 337 337 work others respect pleased co-host together president liberia ms ellen johnson-sirleaf friend international colloquium women’s empowerment held liberia next march conference will address women’s role climate_change security governance leadership rising food prices challenge worldwide consequences poorest vulnerable women children suffer food shortages lead deterioration diets can provoke social unrest effective government climate
FIN 2008 411 411 paid medium- long-term policies enhancing food security support rural sector crucial sustainable equitable development growth well-being moreover promotion good agricultural practices among best approaches adaptation climate_change food issue can also provide opportunities developing countries supported spirit aid trade agenda can better take advantage agricultural potential including exporting need ensure women men climate
FJI 2008 57 57 islands mr derrick sikua one vice- presidents general assembly member region south pacific session general assembly addressing several issues critical global interest global food crisis climate_change peacekeeping law sea issues great direct importance small island nations fiji will first briefly touch upon people fiji affected real immediate serious tangible way shocks climate
FJI 2008 180 180 us protect agricultural development small vulnerable economies fiji will support concerted efforts public private national multinational regional subregional pursued address global food crisis 08-52265 issue climate_change fiji looks relying leadership assembly president critical issue small island atoll nations pacific rest world continues endlessly debate implications climate_change small islands atolls pacific problem climate
FJI 2008 200 200 global food crisis 08-52265 issue climate_change fiji looks relying leadership assembly president critical issue small island atoll nations pacific rest world continues endlessly debate implications climate_change small islands atolls pacific problem much upon us now present real danger poses serious risk regional stability security appeal international community system institutions enhance efforts climate
FJI 2008 231 231 much upon us now present real danger poses serious risk regional stability security appeal international community system institutions enhance efforts assist us address threats global climate_change need investments adaptation measures need move rhetoric pragmatic speedy response call upon agencies regional partners coordinate efforts ensure pacific region capacity human institutional deal new climate
FJI 2008 267 267 call upon agencies regional partners coordinate efforts ensure pacific region capacity human institutional deal new threat especially getting stronger observed potential impacts peoples ecosystems due climate_change real immediate count president secretary-general exercise vigorous active leadership issue global climate_change will now speak briefly peacekeeping convey gratitude appreciation outgoing under-secretary-general jean-marie guéhenno dedicated climate
FJI 2008 279 279 institutional deal new threat especially getting stronger observed potential impacts peoples ecosystems due climate_change real immediate count president secretary-general exercise vigorous active leadership issue global climate_change will now speak briefly peacekeeping convey gratitude appreciation outgoing under-secretary-general jean-marie guéhenno dedicated leadership department peacekeeping operations dpko fair generous implementing reforms within dpko development climate
FRA 2008 115 115 waited long wait achieve peace end tragedy darfur wait fight terrorism avert food crisis condemns many human beings die hunger wait prepare post-petroleum world fight global_warming save oceans put end monetary social ecological dumping wait bring ethics financial capitalism long resigned powerless long retreated need give globalized world institutions will enable climate
FRA 2008 352 352 drive people take unreasonable risks duty say jeopardize people’s savings punished last face responsibilities will succeed condition work together globalized world fate linked others negotiations climate_change begun bali will conclude copenhagen next year whatever particular interests right fail europe will adopt unprecedented raft measures energy climate december europe wish teach lessons climate
FSM 2008 122 122 posed fuel food crises impose additional strain us negatively impact efforts achieve millennium development goals mdgs pursuit sustainable development security island countries remains threat effects climate_change fuel crisis major challenge members organization countries world left unscathed worldwide fuel crises often afraid affected crisis members united nations can least afford effective response climate
FSM 2008 258 258 remain necessity current energy crisis strengthens micronesia’s resolve call acceleration development technologies renewable affordable sources energy micronesia recognizes special assistance international community financial institutions area renewable_energy necessary achieve goal grateful friends time generously extended assistance end general assembly resolutions recognizes everyone’s right food global scale right threatened world faces severe food climate
FSM 2008 339 339 diet longer affordable government responding food crisis encouraged people increase local production crops achieved without support cooperation development partners united nations system nexus food security climate_change overlooked micronesia farmlands inhabitants occupy low-lying fringes islands barely metres sea level taro patches provided main staple people centuries now threat sea level rise already climate
FSM 2008 607 607 security council also renew support germany western europe 08-51851 attainment international development goals single issue presents enormous challenge small island developing states federated states micronesia climate_change micronesia especially concerned climate_change grave threat sea-level rise can literally wash away islands culture three recent articles published prestigious science journal proceedings national academy sciences climate
FSM 2008 611 611 support germany western europe 08-51851 attainment international development goals single issue presents enormous challenge small island developing states federated states micronesia climate_change micronesia especially concerned climate_change grave threat sea-level rise can literally wash away islands culture three recent articles published prestigious science journal proceedings national academy sciences addressing tipping points abrupt climate
FSM 2008 637 637 grave threat sea-level rise can literally wash away islands culture three recent articles published prestigious science journal proceedings national academy sciences addressing tipping points abrupt climate_change including sea-level rise tipping point point return beyond element climate system abruptly tips new state profound impact planet examples include tipping points melting glaciers snow climate
FSM 2008 740 740 protocol substances deplete ozone layer strategy can play strong role protecting climate system well stratospheric ozone layer let make one final suggestion tipping points abrupt climate_change called shadow haunts climate negotiations issue shadow never squarely addressed intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc global debate climate_change predominantly framed sustainable development perspective agree focus micronesia climate
FSM 2008 753 753 well stratospheric ozone layer let make one final suggestion tipping points abrupt climate_change called shadow haunts climate negotiations issue shadow never squarely addressed intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc global debate climate_change predominantly framed sustainable development perspective agree focus micronesia convinced sustainable development paramount importance must also assured security territorial integrity must approach climate
FSM 2008 757 757 let make one final suggestion tipping points abrupt climate_change called shadow haunts climate negotiations issue shadow never squarely addressed intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc global debate climate_change predominantly framed sustainable development perspective agree focus micronesia convinced sustainable development paramount importance must also assured security territorial integrity must approach climate_change holistic perspective rather climate
FSM 2008 779 779 ipcc global debate climate_change predominantly framed sustainable development perspective agree focus micronesia convinced sustainable development paramount importance must also assured security territorial integrity must approach climate_change holistic perspective rather limiting dimensions sustainable development humanitarian technical issues economic environmental issues climate_change also impact human rights impact international peace security territorial integrity existence climate
FSM 2008 793 793 development paramount importance must also assured security territorial integrity must approach climate_change holistic perspective rather limiting dimensions sustainable development humanitarian technical issues economic environmental issues climate_change also impact human rights impact international peace security territorial integrity existence inhabitants small vulnerable island nations experts warned climate_change also threat international peace security yet climate
FSM 2008 812 812 humanitarian technical issues economic environmental issues climate_change also impact human rights impact international peace security territorial integrity existence inhabitants small vulnerable island nations experts warned climate_change also threat international peace security yet instead addressing issue squarely united nations seems concerned turf encroachment wrong admit territorial integrity national stability security might threatened climate
FSM 2008 839 839 threat international peace security yet instead addressing issue squarely united nations seems concerned turf encroachment wrong admit territorial integrity national stability security might threatened impact climate_change human conflicts might also arise direct indirect result climate_change just ipcc reports stern review report human development report inform negotiations context united nations framework convention climate
FSM 2008 848 848 united nations seems concerned turf encroachment wrong admit territorial integrity national stability security might threatened impact climate_change human conflicts might also arise direct indirect result climate_change just ipcc reports stern review report human development report inform negotiations context united nations framework convention climate_change report analysing potential impact climate_change international peace security climate
FSM 2008 865 865 human conflicts might also arise direct indirect result climate_change just ipcc reports stern review report human development report inform negotiations context united nations framework convention climate_change report analysing potential impact climate_change international peace security provide additional reasons urgent adequate climate_change mitigation actions future environment stake culture human rights stake must lose climate
FSM 2008 870 870 direct indirect result climate_change just ipcc reports stern review report human development report inform negotiations context united nations framework convention climate_change report analysing potential impact climate_change international peace security provide additional reasons urgent adequate climate_change mitigation actions future environment stake culture human rights stake must lose hope entire world represented time climate
FSM 2008 879 879 report human development report inform negotiations context united nations framework convention climate_change report analysing potential impact climate_change international peace security provide additional reasons urgent adequate climate_change mitigation actions future environment stake culture human rights stake must lose hope entire world represented time act now later climate
GAB 2008 341 341 agriculture economies rather making us overly concerned lead us rethink sector order increase contribution development countries challenge feeding planet growing population closely linked environmental issue climate_change environmental degradation characterized degradation natural resources including growing water shortage increase arid lands deforestation effects global_warming elements prevent increase agricultural production contribute lasting solution food climate
GAB 2008 357 357 challenge feeding planet growing population closely linked environmental issue climate_change environmental degradation characterized degradation natural resources including growing water shortage increase arid lands deforestation effects global_warming elements prevent increase agricultural production contribute lasting solution food crisis thus must utmost significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions country welcomes road map adopted negotiations held climate
GAB 2008 373 373 including growing water shortage increase arid lands deforestation effects global_warming elements prevent increase agricultural production contribute lasting solution food crisis thus must utmost significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions country welcomes road map adopted negotiations held bali outcome thirteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change road map important step towards climate
GAB 2008 393 393 thus must utmost significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions country welcomes road map adopted negotiations held bali outcome thirteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change road map important step towards formulation follow-up kyoto protocol set expire like commend recent efforts made industrialized countries group eight g-8 summit held hokkaido japan climate
GAB 2008 423 423 towards formulation follow-up kyoto protocol set expire like commend recent efforts made industrialized countries group eight g-8 summit held hokkaido japan july reaffirmed will halve greenhouse gas emissions part country gabon whose forests one components important congo basin planet’s second ecological lung amazon acceded without reservation conventions related fight climate_change preservation climate
GAB 2008 447 447 halve greenhouse gas emissions part country gabon whose forests one components important congo basin planet’s second ecological lung amazon acceded without reservation conventions related fight climate_change preservation biodiversity indeed decided shoulder share responsibility devoting per cent territory humankind inter alia establishment national parks naturally efforts require others particular admission forests carbon- climate
GAB 2008 484 484 humankind inter alia establishment national parks naturally efforts require others particular admission forests carbon- trading mechanisms granting compensatory measures african countries industrialized countries primary emitters carbon_dioxide developing countries need international community’s ongoing substantial support meet new challenges face thus urgent 08-51570 development partners keep promises particular doubling official development assistance introducing climate
GBR 2008 519 519 also address another problem globalization global scramble resources need global action deal high commodity prices rising global population demanding energy taking tough decisions energy security climate_change bringing together new global partnership oil producers oil consumers can bring stability global energy markets secure sustainable energy supplies long term committed tackling global challenge climate
GBR 2008 545 545 bringing together new global partnership oil producers oil consumers can bring stability global energy markets secure sustainable energy supplies long term committed tackling global challenge climate_change oil will course continue meet large part global energy needs decades come past year seen price oil rise high per barrel falling past month fall climate
GBR 2008 1038 1038 destiny choose make let us resolve today end irresponsibility protect global public interest cleaning world’s financial system reaffirm commitment meeting global responsibilities trade poverty energy climate_change let us act upon people governments nations united let history record truly global response first truly global crisis climate
GEO 2008 1014 1014 outside world profoundly distressing see technology woven world together helped bridge cultures used divide ethnic groups tear world apart today world understands existential threat posed climate_change ecological destruction georgia witnessed sickening campaign ecocide part invasion occurred combat helicopter gunships continuously dropped firebombs old-growth forests borjomi national park comprises national centre tourism climate
GHA 2008 91 91 president confluence large-scale interrelated crises befuddling nations strong weak rich poor others also observed tremendous opportunities well examples challenges practically previous speakers alluded include phenomenon climate_change attendant snow-melts tsunamis floods droughts difficult-to-explain turbulence crude oil market soaring prices food upheavals world financial market massive trafficking drugs weapons spate harrowing acts terrorism climate
GMB 2008 274 274 development assistance turn around withhold little trickles trickles becomes media event way end poverty way end food crisis way end energy crisis certainly way address climate_change way achieve millennium development goals allow share thoughts global food crisis crisis struck earlier year economy spared food crisis predictable international community past decade neglected climate
GNB 2008 196 196 emphasis teamwork present international situation demands serious reflection cause present crisis greatly affects countries three main elements crisis energy food international finances add disastrous consequences climate_change call better coordination efforts pursuit innovative courageous adequate solutions leading establishment new world order one just equitable capable responding realities interdependent globalized world increase oil climate
GNB 2008 500 500 housing credits unfortunately consequences poor practices limited countries international community must react challenges can succeed without close cooperation among countries world need cooperation order face climate_change mitigate effects natural disasters terrible hurricanes caused much destruction countries caribbean cuba haiti also houston texas main goal foster dialogue circumstances dialogue among countries peoples climate
GNQ 2008 100 100 agenda annual debate includes subjects democratization united nations system including necessary reforms functioning security council bretton woods institutions funding development africa food crisis world hunger climate_change human security part international peace security fight terrorism world harboured hope cold war mankind achieve peace live harmoniously together greater solidarity however extremely saddened note climate
GNQ 2008 238 238 many peoples nations continue face old conflicts every day new tensions threats world peace emerge addition challenges issues focus debate injustice poverty energy food crises climate_change inequality poor access education health care new technologies needed poor countries develop thus equatorial guinea believes appropriate new strategy world needs today must start reform climate
GNQ 2008 655 655 create jobs workforce granting low-interest loans order promote development africa’s least favoured countries like conclude statement recalling commitment international community preserve environment protect ecosystems impact climate_change today poses threat humankind equatorial guinea among countries equatorial africa making great efforts preserve forest ecosystems congo river basin along amazon serves lungs humankind moreover climate
GRC 2008 384 384 increase involvement education ultimately allow play active part decision-making french social theorist charles fourier said years ago extension women’s rights basic principle social progress challenge climate_change addressed threatens mdgs also economic social stability world achieve new truly global agreement ambitious binding mitigation targets also need much stronger effort adaptation huge deficit climate
GRC 2008 420 420 truly global agreement ambitious binding mitigation targets also need much stronger effort adaptation huge deficit needs actual financing provided deficit exacerbated fact matter locked significant climate_change next three four decades going especially affect less developed countries unjust reality least blame creation problem suffer greece moving face challenge signed week new york climate
GRD 2008 348 348 area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate_change environmental sustainable development issue first foremost human issue release fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate
GRD 2008 359 359 combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate_change environmental sustainable development issue first foremost human issue release fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change now scientific certainty human activity main cause global climate_change thus climate
GRD 2008 374 374 represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate_change environmental sustainable development issue first foremost human issue release fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change now scientific certainty human activity main cause global climate_change thus opportunity avoid irreversible damage climate system will lost urgent definite actions immediately taken small island climate
GRD 2008 383 383 states climate_change environmental sustainable development issue first foremost human issue release fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change now scientific certainty human activity main cause global climate_change thus opportunity avoid irreversible damage climate system will lost urgent definite actions immediately taken small island developing states contributed little release greenhouse gases atmosphere yet climate
GRD 2008 405 405 main cause global climate_change thus opportunity avoid irreversible damage climate system will lost urgent definite actions immediately taken small island developing states contributed little release greenhouse gases atmosphere yet forced contend devastating effects emissions faced coral bleaching sea level rise salt water intrusion water scarcity increasingly severe weather events real financial climate
GRD 2008 451 451 severe weather events real financial social costs already vulnerable economies recent devastation wrought four major hurricanes northern caribbean highlights 08-52265 serious problems face direct result climate_change solidarity goes countries hardest hit especially cuba haiti jamaica turks caicos islands call international community respond appropriately plight regard grenada takes opportunity strongly voice support climate
GRD 2008 486 486 turks caicos islands call international community respond appropriately plight regard grenada takes opportunity strongly voice support alliance small island developing states political declaration urgency responding climate_change slated adopted monday september members will appreciate grenada speaks passionately issue first-hand experience trauma pain economic loss associated natural disasters four years ago hurricane ivan climate
GRD 2008 563 563 appropriate action plans adopted implemented leadership role played last several months chairmanship alliance small island states consistent mission grenada welcomes japan’s important grant-aid programme environment climate_change cool earth partnership initiative another issue utmost importance grenada protection caribbean sea issue repeatedly spoken forum indeed grenada caribbean member states derive tremendous economic benefits climate
GTM 2008 581 581 horizontal south-south cooperation north-south cooperation neighbours dear central america peoples rooted region want strong united central america assembly take momentous turn future planet course concerned climate_change maintain mayan biosphere others can breathe communities dying hunger solidarity give oxygen receive technology give oxygen receive solidarity give oxygen receive understanding countries deserve better climate
GUY 2008 57 57 comes time world economy still wrestling rapid escalation highest real levels ever recorded prices fuel food commodities together world’s belated attention devastating economic social implications climate_change developments define agenda global institutions national leaders today make theme year’s debate timely necessary given gravity urgency issues us must careful conduct year’s debate customary climate
GUY 2008 428 428 future will poor global community must commit designing funding appropriate safety nets ensure improved access food maintenance basic nutrition recent times assembly deeply concerned consequences climate_change rightly future generations demand concern translated rapid action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response must speed meet pace climate_change facts straightforward climate
GUY 2008 437 437 appropriate safety nets ensure improved access food maintenance basic nutrition recent times assembly deeply concerned consequences climate_change rightly future generations demand concern translated rapid action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response must speed meet pace climate_change facts straightforward avoid catastrophic climate breakdown need stabilize annual greenhouse gas climate
GUY 2008 451 451 concerned consequences climate_change rightly future generations demand concern translated rapid action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response must speed meet pace climate_change facts straightforward avoid catastrophic climate breakdown need stabilize annual greenhouse gas emissions equivalent tonnes carbon_dioxide per capita therefore let debate move make happen stagnate paralysing climate
GUY 2008 461 461 action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response must speed meet pace climate_change facts straightforward avoid catastrophic climate breakdown need stabilize annual greenhouse gas emissions equivalent tonnes carbon_dioxide per capita therefore let debate move make happen stagnate paralysing fear born magnitude problem promising signs kyoto protocol resulted emergence climate
GUY 2008 466 466 meet pace set united nations response must speed meet pace climate_change facts straightforward avoid catastrophic climate breakdown need stabilize annual greenhouse gas emissions equivalent tonnes carbon_dioxide per capita therefore let debate move make happen stagnate paralysing fear born magnitude problem promising signs kyoto protocol resulted emergence billion carbon market welcome start climate
GUY 2008 523 523 proportional problem addressed bulk money stays within developed world rainforest country guyana particularly aware virtually capital flowing address tropical deforestation despite fact causes per cent greenhouse gas emissions analyses done intergovernmental panel climate_change nicholas stern others highlighted cost-effective abatement solution kyoto protocol contains significant incentives slow rate tropical deforestation leaders must climate
GUY 2008 530 530 developed world rainforest country guyana particularly aware virtually capital flowing address tropical deforestation despite fact causes per cent greenhouse gas emissions analyses done intergovernmental panel climate_change nicholas stern others highlighted cost-effective abatement solution kyoto protocol contains significant incentives slow rate tropical deforestation leaders must set clear direction negotiators send agree post-kyoto climate
GUY 2008 564 564 protocol contains significant incentives slow rate tropical deforestation leaders must set clear direction negotiators send agree post-kyoto climate agreement one asserts sense proportionality addressing causes climate_change ensures major mitigation options pursued must also break false debate suggests countries must choose combating climate_change supporting national development instead need forge new high- growth climate
GUY 2008 580 580 post-kyoto climate agreement one asserts sense proportionality addressing causes climate_change ensures major mitigation options pursued must also break false debate suggests countries must choose combating climate_change supporting national development instead need forge new high- growth low-carbon economies make national development supportive progress towards global emissions targets 08-51606 specifically us leaders rainforest climate
GUY 2008 657 657 mechanisms forge post-kyoto climate agreement guyana despite fact per cent people live sea level already suffering changing weather patterns rising water levels want just complain climate_change instead want partner others create solution part ready discuss placing almost entire rainforest service world right economic incentives created can done way neither trades sovereignty climate
HRV 2008 705 705 rights council period 2010-2013 live world significantly redefined traditional notion threats international peace security increasingly interconnected world global threats taking many forms terrorism poverty disease climate_change environmental degradation rising food prices command work together common vision collective action implemented spirit solidarity responsibility can counter challenges terrorism attempts undermine core values modern climate
HTI 2008 805 805 functioning rule law assembly among fate entrusted destiny planet world remoulded around us world wealth poverty can longer confined within closed spaces separated impassable borders climate_change borders viruses diseases elusive undocumented visitors hunger poor threat will continue threaten happiness rich question collectively ask today will perish together able take mission together climate
HUN 2008 226 226 modern growing facilities animal husbandry technologies forestry fisheries programmes water management developing health services promoting good governance every day ruining environment intensive pace development emission greenhouse gases address challenge need effective institutional framework includes clear political guidance adequate stable predictable funding strong scientific base improved assessment activities emergency response institutions hungary climate
HUN 2008 263 263 adequate stable predictable funding strong scientific base improved assessment activities emergency response institutions hungary fully agrees matter urgent hopes ongoing deliberations future united nations framework climate_change convention kyoto protocol will lead concrete results coming year year mark sixtieth anniversary adoption universal declaration human rights well years existence office high commissioner human climate
IDN 2008 433 433 reduction food supply true switching fossil fuels biofuels can cushion impact skyrocketing world price oil thereby address energy crisis also true making switch fuels reduce greenhouse gas emissions thereby address challenge climate_change unwise reckless however address two crises aggravating third allay energy crisis crisis global_warming deepening global food crisis will worsen climate
IDN 2008 439 439 fuels biofuels can cushion impact skyrocketing world price oil thereby address energy crisis also true making switch fuels reduce greenhouse gas emissions thereby address challenge climate_change unwise reckless however address two crises aggravating third allay energy crisis crisis global_warming deepening global food crisis will worsen plight humankind can carry broad range climate
IDN 2008 452 452 also true making switch fuels reduce greenhouse gas emissions thereby address challenge climate_change unwise reckless however address two crises aggravating third allay energy crisis crisis global_warming deepening global food crisis will worsen plight humankind can carry broad range rational coordinated policies initiatives address crises systemically can address energy crisis developing alternative climate
IDN 2008 484 484 plight humankind can carry broad range rational coordinated policies initiatives address crises systemically can address energy crisis developing alternative sources available energy will help mitigate global_warming moreover next months can advance climate_change agenda bali road map way bali copenhagen poznan indonesia fully committed process hosting bali conference produced road map joined climate
IDN 2008 490 490 rational coordinated policies initiatives address crises systemically can address energy crisis developing alternative sources available energy will help mitigate global_warming moreover next months can advance climate_change agenda bali road map way bali copenhagen poznan indonesia fully committed process hosting bali conference produced road map joined troika host countries give process push climate
IDN 2008 527 527 process hosting bali conference produced road map joined troika host countries give process push among world leaders produce ambitious post-2012 global climate regime will contain global_warming within two degrees celsius next years even process concluded copenhagen indonesia partnering countries enhance topical forests coral reefs effort reduce carbon_emissions even face challenge global_warming climate
IDN 2008 548 548 climate regime will contain global_warming within two degrees celsius next years even process concluded copenhagen indonesia partnering countries enhance topical forests coral reefs effort reduce carbon_emissions even face challenge global_warming physical world must also deal reality global chill politico-security field symptoms chill military tensions arisen eastern europe also new arms race climate
IDN 2008 552 552 global_warming within two degrees celsius next years even process concluded copenhagen indonesia partnering countries enhance topical forests coral reefs effort reduce carbon_emissions even face challenge global_warming physical world must also deal reality global chill politico-security field symptoms chill military tensions arisen eastern europe also new arms race military spending now end climate
IND 2008 489 489 total demand will keep increasing actively looking possible sources clean energy opening international civil nuclear cooperation india will positive impact global energy security efforts combat climate_change vindication india’s impeccable record non-proliferation testifies long-standing commitment nuclear disarmament global universal non-discriminatory nature blueprint spelled prime minister rajiv gandhi assembly years ago reiterate india’s climate
IND 2008 533 533 rajiv gandhi assembly years ago reiterate india’s proposal nuclear weapons convention prohibiting development production stockpiling use nuclear weapons providing complete elimination within specified time frame climate_change can overcome successfully collaborative cooperative global effort support multilateral negotiations now taking place united nations framework convention climate_change outcome must fair equitable recognize principle citizen climate
IND 2008 551 551 providing complete elimination within specified time frame climate_change can overcome successfully collaborative cooperative global effort support multilateral negotiations now taking place united nations framework convention climate_change outcome must fair equitable recognize principle citizen world equal entitlement global atmospheric space believe pursuit ecologically sustainable development need contradiction achieving growth objectives mahatma gandhi climate
IND 2008 597 597 achieving growth objectives mahatma gandhi said earth enough resources meet people’s needs will never enough satisfy people’s greed 08-52265 india unveiled ambitious national action plan climate_change even pursue economic growth committed per capita emissions greenhouse gases exceeding developed countries growing assertion separate identities ethnic cultural religious intolerance threaten developmental efforts peace climate
IND 2008 606 606 meet people’s needs will never enough satisfy people’s greed 08-52265 india unveiled ambitious national action plan climate_change even pursue economic growth committed per capita emissions greenhouse gases exceeding developed countries growing assertion separate identities ethnic cultural religious intolerance threaten developmental efforts peace stability vital strengthen international cooperation combat terrorism bring perpetrators climate
IRL 2008 64 64 idea common humanity shared interest well moral obligation act common humanity world new century speak international community vague platitude faceless scapegoat global challenges confront us climate_change economic turbulence food energy crises hiv aids terrorism among others can either international community passively divided mercy forces can community true sense active participants united climate
IRL 2008 170 170 developing countries depth concerns heard rostrum failed yet reach agreement balanced world trade deal rising fuel food prices exacted particular toll world’s vulnerable poor effects climate_change likewise placing disproportionate burden least equipped cope halfway towards target date millennium development goals despite significant progress areas made enough headway towards meeting united nations climate
ISL 2008 185 185 aims among top contributors official development assistance oda already doubled budget development cooperation past four years secretary-general aptly referred interconnected challenges soaring food costs development climate_change indeed objective widespread sustainable development seems ever distant apathy despair option inevitably cost inaction will rise correspondingly action needs broad-based sustained addressing urgent humanitarian long-term climate
ISL 2008 277 277 countries will continue make small significant contribution towards improving lives thereby cause sustainable development goal economic prosperity environmental responsibility key sustainable development long-term prosperity threat climate_change can tackled combined efforts international community urgency threat highlighted repeatedly colleagues small island developing states many least- developed countries front-line states exposed vulnerable growing consequences climate
ISL 2008 303 303 can tackled combined efforts international community urgency threat highlighted repeatedly colleagues small island developing states many least- developed countries front-line states exposed vulnerable growing consequences climate_change ultimately though will affected spirit iceland welcomes fully supports pacific island initiative general assembly resolution security climate_change urgent work started kyoto must accelerated copenhagen next climate
ISL 2008 320 320 developed countries front-line states exposed vulnerable growing consequences climate_change ultimately though will affected spirit iceland welcomes fully supports pacific island initiative general assembly resolution security climate_change urgent work started kyoto must accelerated copenhagen next year carbon_emissions need systematically reduced world can break dependence fossil fuels offering efficient economical alternatives iceland fortunate climate
ISL 2008 330 330 though will affected spirit iceland welcomes fully supports pacific island initiative general assembly resolution security climate_change urgent work started kyoto must accelerated copenhagen next year carbon_emissions need systematically reduced world can break dependence fossil fuels offering efficient economical alternatives iceland fortunate abundant hydroelectric geothermal power already reached goal deriving per cent climate
ISR 2008 766 766 conquered armies knowledge diminishes discrimination operates goodwill transcends race nationality colour gender global dangers unite divide us time dangers clear degradation environment shortage water lack renewable_energy spread terrorism alas increased poverty among millions millions people divisions free world may increase unity may offer alternatives direct global investments new areas demanding challenges climate
ITA 2008 33 33 day globalization created new opportunities also produced uncertainty insecurity sudden crises affect fundamental sources sustenance progress food energy financial resources terrorism nuclear proliferation threaten security climate_change impact future planet growing instability characterizes energy financial markets widening gap rich poor global challenges need timely political response national response inadequate illusory right response climate
ITA 2008 350 350 development goal eliminate extreme poverty hunger improve lives last billion portion global population still margins world economy indeed absolute priority year will crucial international negotiations climate_change italy european union determined reach ambitious post-2012 agreement includes mitigation adaptation measures fight climate_change closely connected energy security need promote greater energy cooperation global level climate
ITA 2008 364 364 margins world economy indeed absolute priority year will crucial international negotiations climate_change italy european union determined reach ambitious post-2012 agreement includes mitigation adaptation measures fight climate_change closely connected energy security need promote greater energy cooperation global level need promote solutions reconcile need secure 08-52265 supplies sustainable energy policies energy efficiency clean climate
ITA 2008 435 435 based mutual trust solidarity dialogue cooperation interdependence fundamental reality binds developed countries emerging economies capacity incoming g-8 president italy will promote energy dialogue global negotiations climate_change effective multilateral cooperation built shared responsibility vital tackling main threats safety security including terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction vigilance terrorism must remain high international cooperation climate
JAM 2008 211 211 altruism indisputable truth developed countries assist developing countries improve economies productive capacity purchasing power people will expand markets goods services interdependency share manifested many areas climate_change global epidemics organized crime human trafficking solving problem developing countries requires mere liberalization trade mere privatization economy mere free flow capital requires sincere sustained effort climate
JAM 2008 637 637 predictable multilateral trading system urge parties resolve outstanding differences particularly removal trade-distorting agricultural subsidies address need special safeguard mechanisms economically challenged countries need concerted action global_warming impatient debate developing countries vulnerable also least capable mitigation measures countries major pollutants must bear major share responsibility corrective action must make binding commitments fulfil climate
JAM 2008 692 692 especially developing countries must exculpate responsibility jamaica calls fair equitable balanced long-term scheme bind emission caps within new international framework beyond kyoto protocol expires impact climate_change agricultural output frequency intensity natural disasters countries like jamaica particularly vulnerable point need global environment management structure establishes clear standards enforces compliance jamaica concerned political climate
JOR 2008 216 216 motivations order find appropriate solutions move effectively forward together among challenges cited secretary- general lack progress international trade negotiations high energy costs basic food prices climate_change support secretary- general’s assessment like add additional challenges posed continued military occupation denial rights peoples self- determination freedom expression growing crisis intercultural conflict scourge international climate
JPN 2008 323 323 summit series outreach meetings japan placed issues regarding development among main themes invited large number african participants ensure momentum generated ticad iv firmly maintained making climate_change theme another summit able agree strive adopt global long-term target reducing emissions seek create within united nations effective framework major economies participate responsible way outcome climate
JPN 2008 363 363 within united nations effective framework major economies participate responsible way outcome toyako summit regarded small matter aim realize goals later end believe associate efforts address climate_change name japan’s ancient capital years kyoto japan always felt pride score japan leads globe requiring least amount energy produce one unit gross domestic product technological climate
KAZ 2008 422 422 see pv call adoption eurasian pact stability energy supplies well development global energy environment strategy within united nations framework kazakhstan attaches critical importance problems associated climate_change sustainable development ensure convergence european asian processes transition sustainable development merging single eurasian process kazakhstan put forward initiative convening conference ministers environment economy social welfare climate
KEN 2008 642 642 completely isolated instability caused inflationary pressures resulting high oil prices years discussed need effective accountable united nations will enable us address emerging persistent global challenges climate_change international security poverty conflicts economic disparities towards end reform security council imperative need ensure composition reflects equitable geographical representation entire united nations membership africa therefore climate
KEN 2008 747 747 revolution also look forward insights recommendations will come high-level event mdgs later week finally wish note challenges facing us today global food crisis attaining mdgs climate_change ever require coordinated global multilateral cooperation effective accountable united nations therefore needed meet overcome challenges climate
KGZ 2008 202 202 realizing true breadth responsibilities members key body united nations kyrgyz republic will utmost address global problems rapid changes taking place world bypassed kyrgyz republic challenges climate_change food energy crises highlighted extreme importance collective efforts regional global circumstances clearly heighten role united nations regional organizations consolidating efforts work effective mechanisms preventing responding climate
KHM 2008 344 344 group deminers royal cambodian armed forces sudan mine clearance activities umbrella united nations peacekeeping operations now confronted ever increasing natural disasters floods droughts tsunamis storms global_warming name just caused mostly climate_change nowadays industrialized countries consume per cent world’s energy produce per cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially climate
KHM 2008 349 349 forces sudan mine clearance activities umbrella united nations peacekeeping operations now confronted ever increasing natural disasters floods droughts tsunamis storms global_warming name just caused mostly climate_change nowadays industrialized countries consume per cent world’s energy produce per cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially agricultural economies main victims increasing climate
KHM 2008 361 361 ever increasing natural disasters floods droughts tsunamis storms global_warming name just caused mostly climate_change nowadays industrialized countries consume per cent world’s energy produce per cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially agricultural economies main victims increasing global_warming continuing climate_change according report united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change temperature increases climate
KHM 2008 375 375 nowadays industrialized countries consume per cent world’s energy produce per cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially agricultural economies main victims increasing global_warming continuing climate_change according report united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change temperature increases two degrees celsius per cent plant animal species worldwide risk extinction however according separate climate
KHM 2008 377 377 countries consume per cent world’s energy produce per cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially agricultural economies main victims increasing global_warming continuing climate_change according report united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change temperature increases two degrees celsius per cent plant animal species worldwide risk extinction however according separate study climate_change climate
KHM 2008 384 384 per cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially agricultural economies main victims increasing global_warming continuing climate_change according report united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change temperature increases two degrees celsius per cent plant animal species worldwide risk extinction however according separate study climate_change policy unit world wildlife fund take per climate
KHM 2008 385 385 cent greenhouse gas emissions developing countries produce little gas essentially agricultural economies main victims increasing global_warming continuing climate_change according report united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change temperature increases two degrees celsius per cent plant animal species worldwide risk extinction however according separate study climate_change policy unit world wildlife fund take per cent climate
KHM 2008 402 402 climate_change according report united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change temperature increases two degrees celsius per cent plant animal species worldwide risk extinction however according separate study climate_change policy unit world wildlife fund take per cent global gross domestic product save world’s climate thus human survival fully aware danger consequences climate_change global_warming well-being climate
KHM 2008 425 425 separate study climate_change policy unit world wildlife fund take per cent global gross domestic product save world’s climate thus human survival fully aware danger consequences climate_change global_warming well-being livelihood development people around world cambodia led vast campaign reforestation throughout country hectares planted rationalization ban wood-cutting implemented party united nations framework convention climate
KHM 2008 426 426 study climate_change policy unit world wildlife fund take per cent global gross domestic product save world’s climate thus human survival fully aware danger consequences climate_change global_warming well-being livelihood development people around world cambodia led vast campaign reforestation throughout country hectares planted rationalization ban wood-cutting implemented party united nations framework convention climate_change climate
KHM 2008 451 451 global_warming well-being livelihood development people around world cambodia led vast campaign reforestation throughout country hectares planted rationalization ban wood-cutting implemented party united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol cambodia made utmost effort implement convention protocol promote clean development mechanism projects prepare national adaptation programme action climate_change cambodia also strongly supports bali climate
KHM 2008 471 471 party united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol cambodia made utmost effort implement convention protocol promote clean development mechanism projects prepare national adaptation programme action climate_change cambodia also strongly supports bali action plan aimed greenhouse gas reduction well japanese initiative cool earth also view help reverse climate_change will need preserve nature’s climate
KHM 2008 480 480 made utmost effort implement convention protocol promote clean development mechanism projects prepare national adaptation programme action climate_change cambodia also strongly supports bali action plan aimed greenhouse gas reduction well japanese initiative cool earth also view help reverse climate_change will need preserve nature’s biodiversity much possible put end ongoing deforestation world especially climate
KHM 2008 492 492 national adaptation programme action climate_change cambodia also strongly supports bali action plan aimed greenhouse gas reduction well japanese initiative cool earth also view help reverse climate_change will need preserve nature’s biodiversity much possible put end ongoing deforestation world especially least developed countries assisting people finding sources income deforestation also important us climate
KHM 2008 532 532 developed countries assisting people finding sources income deforestation also important us actively promote world public participation issue mobilizing public awareness absolute necessity work together struggle global_warming climate_change forge shared awareness climate_change caused industrialization side coin development need mobilize support countries especially industrialized developed nations respect implement framework convention kyoto protocol like climate
KHM 2008 533 533 countries assisting people finding sources income deforestation also important us actively promote world public participation issue mobilizing public awareness absolute necessity work together struggle global_warming climate_change forge shared awareness climate_change caused industrialization side coin development need mobilize support countries especially industrialized developed nations respect implement framework convention kyoto protocol like take climate
KHM 2008 537 537 sources income deforestation also important us actively promote world public participation issue mobilizing public awareness absolute necessity work together struggle global_warming climate_change forge shared awareness climate_change caused industrialization side coin development need mobilize support countries especially industrialized developed nations respect implement framework convention kyoto protocol like take opportunity call united nations climate
KHM 2008 566 566 coin development need mobilize support countries especially industrialized developed nations respect implement framework convention kyoto protocol like take opportunity call united nations organize world summit climate_change issue will remain top world leaders agendas ensure concrete timely measures action will undertaken help reverse current trend global_warming climate_change concerning korean peninsula confident democratic climate
KHM 2008 585 585 call united nations organize world summit climate_change issue will remain top world leaders agendas ensure concrete timely measures action will undertaken help reverse current trend global_warming climate_change concerning korean peninsula confident democratic people’s republic korea united states well parties involved will maintain momentum fulfilling good faith implementation joint statement sake peace climate
KHM 2008 586 586 united nations organize world summit climate_change issue will remain top world leaders agendas ensure concrete timely measures action will undertaken help reverse current trend global_warming climate_change concerning korean peninsula confident democratic people’s republic korea united states well parties involved will maintain momentum fulfilling good faith implementation joint statement sake peace stability climate
KIR 2008 81 81 assembly session indeed proud pacific brother position every year come together citizens international community reflect discuss possible solutions daunting challenges continue face us individually collectively climate_change sea level rise environmental protection food fuel price increases achieving millennium development goals mdgs among challenges wish focus interests time brevity many years tirelessly appealed climate
KIR 2008 109 109 rise environmental protection food fuel price increases achieving millennium development goals mdgs among challenges wish focus interests time brevity many years tirelessly appealed organization something climate_change provide solutions seriously affected detrimental impact especially whose existence threatened appeals failed produce practical solutions people living low-lying small island developing states like kiribati members climate
KIR 2008 148 148 practical solutions people living low-lying small island developing states like kiribati members international community continue point fingers regarding responsibility leadership issue people continue experience impact climate_change sea-level rise practical solutions continue elude us science climate_change irrefutable fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change projected increase sea level metres within century may sound climate
KIR 2008 157 157 like kiribati members international community continue point fingers regarding responsibility leadership issue people continue experience impact climate_change sea-level rise practical solutions continue elude us science climate_change irrefutable fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change projected increase sea level metres within century may sound minimal quite alarming low- lying small island developing states climate
KIR 2008 164 164 fingers regarding responsibility leadership issue people continue experience impact climate_change sea-level rise practical solutions continue elude us science climate_change irrefutable fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change projected increase sea level metres within century may sound minimal quite alarming low- lying small island developing states like kiribati whose elevation two metres sea climate
KIR 2008 238 238 looking years happens presented findings adopt pragmatic approach formulate options people great deal regret deep sense frustration mitigation adaptation strategies will continue integral components response climate_change indeed naive suggest otherwise strategies provide short- medium-term solutions ultimately low-lying island countries like kiribati will face reality islands unable support life plan accordingly beyond climate
KIR 2008 270 270 short- medium-term solutions ultimately low-lying island countries like kiribati will face reality islands unable support life plan accordingly beyond existing adaptation strategies kiribati major emitter greenhouse gases mitigation efforts therefore insignificant impact global climate_change situation nevertheless will part explore appropriate renewable efficient energy technologies well promote replanting islands also require adaptation climate
KIR 2008 278 278 kiribati will face reality islands unable support life plan accordingly beyond existing adaptation strategies kiribati major emitter greenhouse gases mitigation efforts therefore insignificant impact global climate_change situation nevertheless will part explore appropriate renewable efficient energy technologies well promote replanting islands also require adaptation strategies adaptation options extremely limited particularly given nature climate
KIR 2008 360 360 assets adaptation measures moving inland higher ground impractical us move inland due narrowness islands higher ground can escape rising seas encouraging indeed follow emergence many climate_change initiatives gives us hope see humankind beginning right thing following developments fronts like take opportunity acknowledge australia’s commitment kyoto protocol 08-51845 recent announcement climate_change programme climate
KIR 2008 384 384 many climate_change initiatives gives us hope see humankind beginning right thing following developments fronts like take opportunity acknowledge australia’s commitment kyoto protocol 08-51845 recent announcement climate_change programme new zealand also announced pledge increase financial support climate_change also welcome japan’s cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate_change alliance support practical measures climate
KIR 2008 394 394 thing following developments fronts like take opportunity acknowledge australia’s commitment kyoto protocol 08-51845 recent announcement climate_change programme new zealand also announced pledge increase financial support climate_change also welcome japan’s cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate_change alliance support practical measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate
KIR 2008 405 405 protocol 08-51845 recent announcement climate_change programme new zealand also announced pledge increase financial support climate_change also welcome japan’s cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate_change alliance support practical measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change also states concentration greenhouse gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change climate
KIR 2008 412 412 zealand also announced pledge increase financial support climate_change also welcome japan’s cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate_change alliance support practical measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change also states concentration greenhouse gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change regardless substantial reduction greenhouse gas emissions mitigation climate
KIR 2008 419 419 climate_change also welcome japan’s cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate_change alliance support practical measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change also states concentration greenhouse gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change regardless substantial reduction greenhouse gas emissions mitigation efforts effectively means low-lying small island developing climate
KIR 2008 423 423 cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate_change alliance support practical measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change also states concentration greenhouse gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change regardless substantial reduction greenhouse gas emissions mitigation efforts effectively means low-lying small island developing countries like kiribati frontlines climate
KIR 2008 430 430 climate_change alliance support practical measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change also states concentration greenhouse gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change regardless substantial reduction greenhouse gas emissions mitigation efforts effectively means low-lying small island developing countries like kiribati frontlines climate_change calamity mitigation efforts therefore will able climate
KIR 2008 434 434 measures address impacts climate_change pacific island countries report intergovernmental panel climate_change also states concentration greenhouse gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change regardless substantial reduction greenhouse gas emissions mitigation efforts effectively means low-lying small island developing countries like kiribati frontlines climate_change calamity mitigation efforts therefore will able reverse situation situation recently climate
KIR 2008 449 449 gases already atmosphere will continue momentum climate_change regardless substantial reduction greenhouse gas emissions mitigation efforts effectively means low-lying small island developing countries like kiribati frontlines climate_change calamity mitigation efforts therefore will able reverse situation situation recently acknowledged government provided long-term strategy people’s future survival previous session assembly question raised regarding people climate
KIR 2008 675 675 labour markets bilateral kiribati- australia nursing initiative another example programme supports long-term strategy welcome indeed regional level august leaders pacific islands forum adopted niue declaration climate_change reflection concerted regional efforts respond adverse impacts climate_change severely felt across region first-ever high-level climate document part world declaration indeed milestone calls collective efforts fight climate
KIR 2008 683 683 example programme supports long-term strategy welcome indeed regional level august leaders pacific islands forum adopted niue declaration climate_change reflection concerted regional efforts respond adverse impacts climate_change severely felt across region first-ever high-level climate document part world declaration indeed milestone calls collective efforts fight growing threat posed climate_change many aspects lives future climate
KIR 2008 704 704 efforts respond adverse impacts climate_change severely felt across region first-ever high-level climate document part world declaration indeed milestone calls collective efforts fight growing threat posed climate_change many aspects lives future nations international level following closely issues currently taking precedence united nations agenda indeed gratifying note climate_change finally given due recognition security climate
KIR 2008 724 724 efforts fight growing threat posed climate_change many aspects lives future nations international level following closely issues currently taking precedence united nations agenda indeed gratifying note climate_change finally given due recognition security issue welcome development believe time united nations focused attention human dimension climate_change discussions carbon trading post-kyoto protocol era even concerns climate
KIR 2008 741 741 taking precedence united nations agenda indeed gratifying note climate_change finally given due recognition security issue welcome development believe time united nations focused attention human dimension climate_change discussions carbon trading post-kyoto protocol era even concerns future polar bears held welcome discussions time wish express deep concern never discussion fate humans whose existence climate
KIR 2008 769 769 trading post-kyoto protocol era even concerns future polar bears held welcome discussions time wish express deep concern never discussion fate humans whose existence seriously undermined climate_change challenge propose body president secretary-general address session connection commend assembly draft resolution climate_change security issue threat international peace 08-51845 security colleagues pacific already alluded commend climate
KIR 2008 782 782 wish express deep concern never discussion fate humans whose existence seriously undermined climate_change challenge propose body president secretary-general address session connection commend assembly draft resolution climate_change security issue threat international peace 08-51845 security colleagues pacific already alluded commend support also wish applaud excellent efforts pacific ambassadors new york well leadership draft climate
KIR 2008 832 832 draft resolution also grateful supported draft resolution far well hope will future pacific strong supporters fight terrorism now turn partnered fight terrorism partner us fight climate_change kiribati proud home phoenix islands protected area largest marine protected area world result collaborative effort partnership kiribati new england aquarium conservation international phoenix islands protected climate
KIR 2008 1158 1158 rising world food fuel prices currently graduation indicator believe environmental vulnerability taken account considering cases small island developing states kiribati tuvalu vanuatu among vulnerable impact climate_change extreme_weather events turn pose major challenges sustainable development efforts connection wish commend pacific colleagues advocated need reform application rule graduation reiterate call urge united nations climate
KIR 2008 1159 1159 world food fuel prices currently graduation indicator believe environmental vulnerability taken account considering cases small island developing states kiribati tuvalu vanuatu among vulnerable impact climate_change extreme_weather events turn pose major challenges sustainable development efforts connection wish commend pacific colleagues advocated need reform application rule graduation reiterate call urge united nations reconsider climate
KIR 2008 1195 1195 commend pacific colleagues advocated need reform application rule graduation reiterate call urge united nations reconsider graduation rule light special economic 08-51845 situation vulnerability island nations climate_change external shocks millennium development goals many fellow members will familiar share genuine desire promote development aspirations peoples priority even limited capacity committed implementation millennium development climate
KNA 2008 565 565 focus issue stability world’s financial systems financial institutions circumstances led collapsing financial institutions rising prices food energy created small states saint kitts nevis yet case climate_change victims act others resources whatsoever combat consequences earlier year participated high-level conference world food security held june rome upbeat response several heads state government numerous climate
KNA 2008 1015 1015 health within pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids developed regional response tackle epidemic hiv aids area environmental protection continue collaborate work towards disaster reduction mitigation assiduously exploring renewable_energy sources including geothermal energy made encouraging progress issue bilateral relations pleased say built many deeply valued relationships years continue strengthen relations light urge 08-51851 way climate
KNA 2008 1083 1083 forward provide technical assistance areas social agricultural development well disaster relief many countries thus bringing enormous benefits public private sectors whatever tone tenor ongoing debate climate_change aspect modern experience activities assault earth’s atmosphere many processes negatively impacted rivers lakes oceans resulting fast- melting polar ice caps rising sea levels exposing us climate
KNA 2008 1114 1114 earth’s atmosphere many processes negatively impacted rivers lakes oceans resulting fast- melting polar ice caps rising sea levels exposing us greater risks harmful solar radiation greenhouse gas emissions wherever culpability may reside processes serious implications consequences small island states varying degrees various levels changes impact hundreds thousands small-scale farmers fishermen people climate
KNA 2008 1427 1427 improve lives worsen globalization meant facilitate free movement goods services provide opportunity erecting artificial unilateral barriers punish poor less competitive countries let us right thing climate_change together one step time let us right thing using follow-up international conference financing development address fundamental development challenges facing developing countries africa throughout world far climate
KOR 2008 201 201 ever relevant well-being present future generations humankind currently leading global efforts achieve millennium development goals mdgs demonstrating strong stewardship addressing global food energy crises well climate_change standing midpoint mdg target year realize order achieve pledged member states will redouble commitments mdgs political commitment alone enough need solid economic growth coherent strategy climate
KOR 2008 256 256 growth experiences korea countries served useful reference many developing countries move beyond conventional economic growth approach grow first clean later rather need green pro-poor growth climate_change future humanity critically depends now looming larger ever global challenge adverse impacts climate_change threatening foundation mdgs inter alia affecting agriculture upon livelihood many developing world climate
KOR 2008 269 269 economic growth approach grow first clean later rather need green pro-poor growth climate_change future humanity critically depends now looming larger ever global challenge adverse impacts climate_change threatening foundation mdgs inter alia affecting agriculture upon livelihood many developing world depends increasing climate-related natural disasters hitting hard vulnerable bottom billion case typhoon nargis climate
KOR 2008 319 319 nargis conventional growth approach based cheap fossil fuel among factors driving prices oil food need new climate- friendly strategy energy development attain goals mdgs addressing climate_change encourage agencies united nations closely cooperate develop new road map regard like express full support energetic leadership secretary- general ban ki-moon working hard place climate_change climate
KOR 2008 344 344 climate_change encourage agencies united nations closely cooperate develop new road map regard like express full support energetic leadership secretary- general ban ki-moon working hard place climate_change top priority global agenda republic korea recently embraced low- carbon green growth paradigm strongly believe new paradigm growth development world future support global vision reducing climate
KOR 2008 370 370 top priority global agenda republic korea recently embraced low- carbon green growth paradigm strongly believe new paradigm growth development world future support global vision reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent plan announce next year voluntary midterm mitigation goal set year will also launch east asia climate partnership will initiate programmes amount climate
KOR 2008 406 406 mitigation goal set year will also launch east asia climate partnership will initiate programmes amount million next five years support countries making economic growth compatible climate_change concerns attended world summit sustainable development held johannesburg capacity president general assembly experiences come firmly believe importance high-level commitments strengthening efforts political momentum issues concerning climate
KOR 2008 441 441 president general assembly experiences come firmly believe importance high-level commitments strengthening efforts political momentum issues concerning environment development vein like emphasize new world summit focusing climate_change sustainable development needs held least ensure strong take-off post-2012 climate regime given past three conferences held europe america africa respectively well asia’s turn host next climate
KWT 2008 80 80 hinder disrupt efforts achieve sustainable development numerous countries especially developing countries particular least developed among significant among perils rise cost food basic commodities energy well climate_change danger challenges lies global impact effects transcend national borders barrier artificial restraint can withstand will cause international community backslide significantly achieving millennium development goals indeed climate
KWT 2008 498 498 donation million fund established recent summit conference countries members organization petroleum exporting countries held sisterly kingdom saudi arabia donation earmarked research studies fields energy environment climate_change state kuwait continues follow balanced oil policy takes consideration interests consuming producing countries alike seeks maintain stable oil prices world market however unjustified rise prices climate
LAO 2008 438 438 sincerely urges parties concerned aforementioned conflicts seek ways peacefully resolve differences fervent hope peoples living conflict-affected areas may enjoy peace prosperity swiftly possible unlike calamities global_warming affects livelihood every planet also course human history climate_change will become worrisome leads many social economic problems addition faced world today need immediate global action climate
LAO 2008 447 447 resolve differences fervent hope peoples living conflict-affected areas may enjoy peace prosperity swiftly possible unlike calamities global_warming affects livelihood every planet also course human history climate_change will become worrisome leads many social economic problems addition faced world today need immediate global action address climate_change accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities formulating policies climate
LAO 2008 465 465 livelihood every planet also course human history climate_change will become worrisome leads many social economic problems addition faced world today need immediate global action address climate_change accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities formulating policies confront climate_change promote integration three components sustainable development economic development social development environmental protection respect call full implementation climate
LAO 2008 474 474 become worrisome leads many social economic problems addition faced world today need immediate global action address climate_change accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities formulating policies confront climate_change promote integration three components sustainable development economic development social development environmental protection respect call full implementation bali road map widely expressed high-level event millennium development climate
LBN 2008 859 859 means preserve human dignity prevent armed conflicts continent similarly hope effective project build solidarity face natural disasters will quickly efficiently finalized view increasing risks arising climate_change global_warming environmental degradation spread wildfires forests green spaces deeply rooted history rise nationalist movements contributor shaping arab renaissance political cultural intellectual social levels well founding climate
LBN 2008 860 860 preserve human dignity prevent armed conflicts continent similarly hope effective project build solidarity face natural disasters will quickly efficiently finalized view increasing risks arising climate_change global_warming environmental degradation spread wildfires forests green spaces deeply rooted history rise nationalist movements contributor shaping arab renaissance political cultural intellectual social levels well founding member climate
LBR 2008 1023 1023 tasks laid poverty reduction strategy part process aimed long-term development will continue far beyond part process must identify effective responses food energy crises as-yet-undetermined effects climate_change 08-51570 however liberian people gaining confidence strategy seeing national security policy supported united nations now producing desired results also know starting low base saw growth climate
LBY 2008 657 657 crisis increasing agricultural development assistance investment projects hydroelectric dams development projects lake 08-53135 areas lake chad investments will make great contribution agricultural development african continent climate_change negative impact will hamper development efforts many developing countries will undermine development gains libya among states affected climate_change located arid semi-arid geographical area territory desert climate
LBY 2008 675 675 make great contribution agricultural development african continent climate_change negative impact will hamper development efforts many developing countries will undermine development gains libya among states affected climate_change located arid semi-arid geographical area territory desert libya also suffers desertification water scarcity libya made persistent efforts address challenges including great man-made river project network climate
LBY 2008 707 707 desert libya also suffers desertification water scarcity libya made persistent efforts address challenges including great man-made river project network intended overcome problems desertification drought confronting climate_change requires effective well coordinated international effort based principle common differentiated responsibility agreed upon rio conference perspective call accelerated efforts reach comprehensive international agreement address root climate
LBY 2008 734 734 effective well coordinated international effort based principle common differentiated responsibility agreed upon rio conference perspective call accelerated efforts reach comprehensive international agreement address root causes climate_change provide adaptation measures developing countries believe purposes united nations charter calls establishment world peace security prevail elimination weapons mass destruction essential factor building confidence promoting climate
LCA 2008 393 393 workers especially teachers nurses national development imperative also consider two issues affect achievement mdgs development saint lucia many countries particular challenge confronting us emergence serious climate_change detrimental impact environment conditions continue disproportionately affect small island developing states saint lucia states members alliance small island states whose national territories atlantic pacific indian climate
LCA 2008 448 448 vulnerable increased drought one hand torrential rains flooding affecting parts globe serve recipes disaster human suffering conditions attributed unbridled unsustainable use fossil fuels concomitant release greenhouse gases second major challenge taxing resolve also associated fossil fuel use astronomical rise energy prices astronomical rise energy prices created new challenge world seeks replace climate
LCA 2008 527 527 world trade-off food fuel carefully balanced cause increased poverty hunger economic social marginalization serve exacerbate already unacceptable levels poverty hunger notwithstanding heartened renewed efforts improvements renewable_energy agenda lament slow pace use developed countries high cost technologies developing countries must greater liberalization availability new technologies order allow developing countries access development models climate
LCA 2008 560 560 high cost technologies developing countries must greater liberalization availability new technologies order allow developing countries access development models meantime must redouble international efforts reduce emissions greenhouse gases levels already accepted large majority members international community last july joined fellow caribbean community caricom heads government reviewing impact rising global prices issues surrounding climate
LCA 2008 588 588 already accepted large majority members international community last july joined fellow caribbean community caricom heads government reviewing impact rising global prices issues surrounding energy use climate_change implications region’s food nutrition security among issues arising deliberations emphasized need governments provide necessary budgetary support incentives investment agriculture particularly time given importance development implications climate
LCA 2008 614 614 implications region’s food nutrition security among issues arising deliberations emphasized need governments provide necessary budgetary support incentives investment agriculture particularly time given importance development implications climate_change agreed establishment task force climate_change give direction way forward perspective saint lucia many like-minded countries continued emphasize urgent need focus development based sustainable economic growth climate
LCA 2008 619 619 among issues arising deliberations emphasized need governments provide necessary budgetary support incentives investment agriculture particularly time given importance development implications climate_change agreed establishment task force climate_change give direction way forward perspective saint lucia many like-minded countries continued emphasize urgent need focus development based sustainable economic growth effective means transforming developing countries climate
LIE 2008 12 12 since gathered year ago world experienced many serious challenges natural disasters climate_change violent conflicts terrorism human rights violations rising food energy prices financial turmoil affected lives people worldwide dealing crisis crisis daunting task without united nations many climate
LIE 2008 609 609 must maintain conceptual clarity provide consistent implementation summit decision spite lofty aspirations expressed world summit still far taking common approach development agenda challenges growing rapidly climate_change food crisis energy crisis faltering international financial system just examples challenges hit particularly hard already live poverty also threaten undermine effectiveness development cooperation therefore need climate
LKA 2008 341 341 avert mitigate impact food crisis must also find solutions energy crisis equitable pragmatic energy supplies must diversified developing advanced cleaner efficient cost-effective technologies fossil fuels renewable_energy sources need engage energy conservation accept reality dependence fossil fuels much longer equally obvious imperative transferring new technology developing countries region will use increasing resources climate
LKA 2008 458 458 however profitable may short term propitious sri lanka acted courage foresight last three years without cowed many pressures thus confront situation people face hunger starvation climate_change saarc leaders reiterated need redouble efforts within expanded regional framework environmental protection conservation justice stressed contribute restoring harmony nature part heritage south asia humans interfered climate
LKA 2008 490 490 within expanded regional framework environmental protection conservation justice stressed contribute restoring harmony nature part heritage south asia humans interfered nature much long must accept dangers climate_change man-made solutions require man’s intervention since promulgation charter united nations save succeeding generations tragedy war least major threat intercontinental war seems receded however just struggle climate
LKA 2008 1030 1030 progress made towards millennium development goals mdgs around globe regrettable note behind schedule slowing global economic growth financial turmoil speculation rising food fuel prices impacts climate_change clear obstacles also sanctions imposed leaders countries leadership based political role following protests fact targeted innocent people countries steadily growing menace international terrorism related activities climate
LSO 2008 140 140 source political instability developing often vulnerable countries policy initiatives implemented relevant stakeholders overcome crisis adequately articulated outcome documents high- level conference world food security challenges climate_change bioenergy held rome june bottom line clearly drawn current energy needs real urgent allowed compete call ensure food security stakes high many developing countries lesotho climate
LSO 2008 325 325 july year establishment world bank two international climate investment funds may intended provide innovative financing developing countries pursue cleaner development paths also help protect impact climate_change another encouraging development hope climate investment funds will additional existing official development assistance sorely needed developing countries achieve mdgs peace development closely interrelated mutually reinforcing climate
LUX 2008 241 241 like recall european union member states account per cent global worldwide development assistance like omit subject centre discussions last year major impact potential countries development climate_change essential continue along course started bali conclude copenhagen post-kyoto regime impede rather supports sustainable economic development developing countries aspire mechanisms making effective transfer technology possible climate
LUX 2008 303 303 part parcel effective global multilateral regime legally binding emission reduction targets industrialized countries contributions according means luxembourg part decided beginning year systematically integrate question adaptation climate_change development programmes however climate_change potential impact development security countries initiatives small developing pacific island countries refer issue assembly seems timely favourably complements initiative maldives seventh climate
LUX 2008 307 307 multilateral regime legally binding emission reduction targets industrialized countries contributions according means luxembourg part decided beginning year systematically integrate question adaptation climate_change development programmes however climate_change potential impact development security countries initiatives small developing pacific island countries refer issue assembly seems timely favourably complements initiative maldives seventh session human rights council climate
LUX 2008 335 335 development security countries initiatives small developing pacific island countries refer issue assembly seems timely favourably complements initiative maldives seventh session human rights council take relationship climate_change full enjoyment human rights already opportunity say rostrum successfully take climate_change must tackle complexity face concerted manner better framework united nations since development needs particularly climate
LUX 2008 346 346 assembly seems timely favourably complements initiative maldives seventh session human rights council take relationship climate_change full enjoyment human rights already opportunity say rostrum successfully take climate_change must tackle complexity face concerted manner better framework united nations since development needs particularly africa centre attention week allow say words conflicts africa impede development climate
LVA 2008 430 430 important efforts aimed giving issue top priority deserves must significantly accelerate processes achieving mdgs clearer picture must achieve interim main clusters mdgs health education growth climate_change united nations needs immediately also need clearer picture required division labour among various actors need develop shared sense progress clear plan action need right now climate
LVA 2008 465 465 division labour among various actors need develop shared sense progress clear plan action need right now therefore latvia strongly supports eu call action initiative mdgs climate_change will major negative bearing achievement mdgs latvia supports broader use renewable_energy resources reduce carbon_dioxide co2_emissions however climate_change seen exclusively environmental challenge need integrated approach changes climate
LVA 2008 476 476 plan action need right now therefore latvia strongly supports eu call action initiative mdgs climate_change will major negative bearing achievement mdgs latvia supports broader use renewable_energy resources reduce carbon_dioxide co2_emissions however climate_change seen exclusively environmental challenge need integrated approach changes energy consumption patterns must taken account move towards sustainable development food climate
LVA 2008 479 479 right now therefore latvia strongly supports eu call action initiative mdgs climate_change will major negative bearing achievement mdgs latvia supports broader use renewable_energy resources reduce carbon_dioxide co2_emissions however climate_change seen exclusively environmental challenge need integrated approach changes energy consumption patterns must taken account move towards sustainable development food security worldwide trade climate
LVA 2008 480 480 now therefore latvia strongly supports eu call action initiative mdgs climate_change will major negative bearing achievement mdgs latvia supports broader use renewable_energy resources reduce carbon_dioxide co2_emissions however climate_change seen exclusively environmental challenge need integrated approach changes energy consumption patterns must taken account move towards sustainable development food security worldwide trade innovative climate
LVA 2008 482 482 latvia strongly supports eu call action initiative mdgs climate_change will major negative bearing achievement mdgs latvia supports broader use renewable_energy resources reduce carbon_dioxide co2_emissions however climate_change seen exclusively environmental challenge need integrated approach changes energy consumption patterns must taken account move towards sustainable development food security worldwide trade innovative technologies well climate
LVA 2008 515 515 changes energy consumption patterns must taken account move towards sustainable development food security worldwide trade innovative technologies well sustainable production consumption deliver midterm long-term results carbon_dioxide emissions cut regions others nothing countries must commit cutting emissions success will possible truly global agreement enables us tells us united nations truly global organization climate
LVA 2008 942 942 management reform central efforts support measures aimed ensuring greater transparency enhanced accountability strict budget discipline progress enough far live world deteriorating security growing population consequences climate_change market turbulence aggravated high energy food prices need deeper engagement risks face globally requires new commitment values willingness work international system vision future heart like climate
MAR 2008 618 618 violence reach peace stability preserve territorial integrity brotherly country allow rebuild economy morocco also launched regional initiative june convening international ministerial conference migration development environment climate_change morocco considers celebration sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights right occasion appoint united nations special rapporteur human rights issues aim appropriately equip united nations play climate
MCO 2008 193 193 pandemics eight years ago situation alarming imagined things get worse since faced energy crisis increasingly scarce resources food crisis soaring prices basic food products 08-53129 climate_crisis resulting impact human activities environment adding already dark picture must now face financial crisis whose repercussions continue felt whose full impact yet seen country suffering climate
MCO 2008 244 244 consequences crises different way depending geography economy commercial financial market exposure country attempting face means principality monaco within capabilities chosen fight two crises food crisis climate_crisis resources disposal much progress achieved recent years helping populations suffering hunger malnutrition erased soaring increases price basic foodstuffs two billion human beings seriously risk even climate
MCO 2008 310 310 crisis worst-affected continent remains nonetheless undeniable right food among basic human rights high-level conference rome last june international community adopted declaration world food security challenges climate_change bioenergy monaco fully supports measures advocated declaration joins call establishment world partnership centred high-level task force global food security crisis year ago serene highness prince climate
MCO 2008 422 422 united nations children’s fund unicef world health organization united nations development programme united nations population fund whose expertise structures facilitate greatest assistance poorest populations moreover climate_change imbalances creates direct impact sustainability actions development climate_crisis desertification shortage water resources exacerbated food crisis antoine de saint exupéry said inherit earth parents borrow children climate
MCO 2008 430 430 united nations development programme united nations population fund whose expertise structures facilitate greatest assistance poorest populations moreover climate_change imbalances creates direct impact sustainability actions development climate_crisis desertification shortage water resources exacerbated food crisis antoine de saint exupéry said inherit earth parents borrow children pursuing analogy international community allocating sufficient funds repay climate
MCO 2008 478 478 sufficient funds repay loan leadership head state collaboration prince albert ii foundation government committed actively international polar year raise awareness among many people possible consequences global_warming regard arctic ice cap deserves attention since serves indicator consequences global_warming vector climate_change gradual disappearance last year adopting resolution oceans law sea member states expressed climate
MCO 2008 489 489 foundation government committed actively international polar year raise awareness among many people possible consequences global_warming regard arctic ice cap deserves attention since serves indicator consequences global_warming vector climate_change gradual disappearance last year adopting resolution oceans law sea member states expressed deep concern vulnerability environment fragility ecosystems polar regions particularly arctic ocean climate
MCO 2008 491 491 committed actively international polar year raise awareness among many people possible consequences global_warming regard arctic ice cap deserves attention since serves indicator consequences global_warming vector climate_change gradual disappearance last year adopting resolution oceans law sea member states expressed deep concern vulnerability environment fragility ecosystems polar regions particularly arctic ocean arctic ice climate
MDA 2008 458 458 organization high-level conference terrorism united nations auspices consider framework activities increased attention given issues related fighting terrorism fuelled separatist tendencies affect states sovereignty territorial integrity climate_change inherent challenge sustainable development global_warming effects including natural disasters food energy crises become major threats global population international security terrible drought last year consequences still climate
MDA 2008 463 463 nations auspices consider framework activities increased attention given issues related fighting terrorism fuelled separatist tendencies affect states sovereignty territorial integrity climate_change inherent challenge sustainable development global_warming effects including natural disasters food energy crises become major threats global population international security terrible drought last year consequences still overcoming republic moldova hit summer climate
MDG 2008 379 379 african countries expand agriculture strengthen agricultural investment infrastructure needed rural development new agricultural development strategies must address need environmental management sustainable development resistance crops disease climate_change given impact global climate_change maintaining healthy biodiversity critical sustaining future production performance small subsistence farmers representing per cent africa’s population key development must support variety climate
MDG 2008 383 383 strengthen agricultural investment infrastructure needed rural development new agricultural development strategies must address need environmental management sustainable development resistance crops disease climate_change given impact global climate_change maintaining healthy biodiversity critical sustaining future production performance small subsistence farmers representing per cent africa’s population key development must support variety programmes focused training access climate
MDG 2008 518 518 environment people moment rice staple food people madagascar trying keep domestic rice price affordable level protect vulnerable layers population addition food crisis confronted important challenges climate_change increasing energy prices unpredictable financial markets threats peace security consequences threats challenges first threats severe impact education health well-being population short negative impact development secondly climate
MDG 2008 577 577 resources dedicated achieving mdgs now directed elsewhere used reconstruct countries destroyed war collapsed result social conflicts also used stabilize food markets meet energy demands tackle climate_change issues understand countries devastated wars armed conflicts environmental disasters famine need assistance understand support reforestation efforts need new hydro-energy plants understand however challenges threats offer climate
MDV 2008 378 378 also hailed international community major success story multilateral development assistance framework yet hard-won achievements will rendered meaningless mdg environmental sustainability guaranteed now accepted beyond doubt climate_change poses immediate far-reaching threat human security directly compromising fundamental rights including right self-determination right life millions people around world highest himalayan peaks low- lying coastal climate
MDV 2008 410 410 directly compromising fundamental rights including right self-determination right life millions people around world highest himalayan peaks low- lying coastal areas small islands metre sea level global_warming changing weather patterns undermining lives livelihoods millions people around planet poor 08-53141 especially vulnerable recent hurricanes left trail destruction across caribbean brought sharp relief acute climate
MDV 2008 441 441 livelihoods millions people around planet poor 08-53141 especially vulnerable recent hurricanes left trail destruction across caribbean brought sharp relief acute vulnerabilities small island states maldives global_warming climate_change maldives climate_change distant possibility happening now reality experiencing daily basis continuing degradation global environment undermining development process also seriously threatening survival people existence tiny climate
MDV 2008 442 442 millions people around planet poor 08-53141 especially vulnerable recent hurricanes left trail destruction across caribbean brought sharp relief acute vulnerabilities small island states maldives global_warming climate_change maldives climate_change distant possibility happening now reality experiencing daily basis continuing degradation global environment undermining development process also seriously threatening survival people existence tiny country climate
MDV 2008 444 444 around planet poor 08-53141 especially vulnerable recent hurricanes left trail destruction across caribbean brought sharp relief acute vulnerabilities small island states maldives global_warming climate_change maldives climate_change distant possibility happening now reality experiencing daily basis continuing degradation global environment undermining development process also seriously threatening survival people existence tiny country aware grim climate
MDV 2008 476 476 daily basis continuing degradation global environment undermining development process also seriously threatening survival people existence tiny country aware grim predictions fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change predictions come true maldives many small island developing states low-lying coastal areas cease exist within relatively short period time hence maldives many small island developing climate
MDV 2008 556 556 maldives took initiative raise issue assembly also maldives participated security council debate issue last year maldives decided raise issue human rights council inverse relationship responsibility climate_change vulnerability consequences often overlooked maldives small island developing states contribute least global_warming yet development indeed existence fundamentally threatened global_warming consequences addressing injustices climate_change therefore moral climate
MDV 2008 568 568 issue last year maldives decided raise issue human rights council inverse relationship responsibility climate_change vulnerability consequences often overlooked maldives small island developing states contribute least global_warming yet development indeed existence fundamentally threatened global_warming consequences addressing injustices climate_change therefore moral ethical responsibility entire international community time put people back climate_change debate believe climate
MDV 2008 575 575 human rights council inverse relationship responsibility climate_change vulnerability consequences often overlooked maldives small island developing states contribute least global_warming yet development indeed existence fundamentally threatened global_warming consequences addressing injustices climate_change therefore moral ethical responsibility entire international community time put people back climate_change debate believe comprehensive rights-based approach sustainable just development anchored climate
MDV 2008 579 579 relationship responsibility climate_change vulnerability consequences often overlooked maldives small island developing states contribute least global_warming yet development indeed existence fundamentally threatened global_warming consequences addressing injustices climate_change therefore moral ethical responsibility entire international community time put people back climate_change debate believe comprehensive rights-based approach sustainable just development anchored concept common differentiated responsibility climate
MDV 2008 591 591 contribute least global_warming yet development indeed existence fundamentally threatened global_warming consequences addressing injustices climate_change therefore moral ethical responsibility entire international community time put people back climate_change debate believe comprehensive rights-based approach sustainable just development anchored concept common differentiated responsibility now imperative regard happy initiative maldives like-minded countries united nations human rights climate
MDV 2008 626 626 concept common differentiated responsibility now imperative regard happy initiative maldives like-minded countries united nations human rights council first time earlier year recognized link human rights climate_change council will formally debate issue tenth session march hope due consideration will given outcome debate colleagues united nations framework convention climate_change work ensure effective equitable climate
MDV 2008 647 647 recognized link human rights climate_change council will formally debate issue tenth session march hope due consideration will given outcome debate colleagues united nations framework convention climate_change work ensure effective equitable successor kyoto protocol maldives encouraged renewed international impetus towards sustained robust approach achieving mdgs indeed high-level event mdgs held last week climate
MDV 2008 685 685 towards sustained robust approach achieving mdgs indeed high-level event mdgs held last week clearly illustrates collective commitment interest international community work towards achieving goals interrelationship climate_change food security attainment mdgs overemphasized now believed global food energy crisis will drive million people poverty short-term measures may ease immediate pressures believe sustainable solution climate
MDV 2008 993 993 beacon hope peoples around world universal character multilateralism embodies hold true ideals virtues upon founded without doubt provide viable framework solving world’s great challenges including climate_change sustainable development human rights global terrorism therefore reaffirm maldives commitment principles enshrined united nations charter offer full support united nations resolute efforts maintain international peace climate
MEX 2008 101 101 terrorism drug trafficking threats also include degradation environment pandemics extreme poverty massive violations human rights like start first challenge generation civilization challenges urgent reversing effects climate_change phenomenon affects indiscriminately rich countries well poor paradoxically contributed least often vulnerable climate_change problem faced nations according degree development task requires moving words action substantiated climate
MEX 2008 114 114 human rights like start first challenge generation civilization challenges urgent reversing effects climate_change phenomenon affects indiscriminately rich countries well poor paradoxically contributed least often vulnerable climate_change problem faced nations according degree development task requires moving words action substantiated concrete proposals based principles common differentiated responsibilities mexico accordingly proposed establishment within united climate
MEX 2008 196 196 country proposal mexico set green fund state can contribute according economic capacity us use order finance programmes cut emissions increase energy efficiency establish measures adapting climate_change respectfully call upon nations especially developed contribute establishment green fund creation financial instruments protect world’s environment mexican nobel prize winner octavio paz said whatever form climate
MHL 2008 254 254 consideration creation comprehensive financial facility can help small island states cope times crisis addition facility also help small island states transition fossil fuel-based energy affordable renewable_energy sources small island states pacific region among lowest greenhouse gas emitters world yet bear full brunt climate_change frightful consequences marshall islands supports international initiatives aimed climate
MHL 2008 263 263 states cope times crisis addition facility also help small island states transition fossil fuel-based energy affordable renewable_energy sources small island states pacific region among lowest greenhouse gas emitters world yet bear full brunt climate_change frightful consequences marshall islands supports international initiatives aimed stemming tide climate_change context endorse united nations framework convention climate
MHL 2008 271 271 small island states transition fossil fuel-based energy affordable renewable_energy sources small island states pacific region among lowest greenhouse gas emitters world yet bear full brunt climate_change frightful consequences marshall islands supports international initiatives aimed stemming tide climate_change context endorse united nations framework convention climate_change european union-pacific declaration japan’s cool earth programme climate
MHL 2008 282 282 island states pacific region among lowest greenhouse gas emitters world yet bear full brunt climate_change frightful consequences marshall islands supports international initiatives aimed stemming tide climate_change context endorse united nations framework convention climate_change european union-pacific declaration japan’s cool earth programme provides funding adaptation mitigation niue declaration climate_change pursuit greater guarantees territorial climate
MHL 2008 289 289 gas emitters world yet bear full brunt climate_change frightful consequences marshall islands supports international initiatives aimed stemming tide climate_change context endorse united nations framework convention climate_change european union-pacific declaration japan’s cool earth programme provides funding adaptation mitigation niue declaration climate_change pursuit greater guarantees territorial integrity pacific island countries intend introduce sixty-third climate
MHL 2008 303 303 initiatives aimed stemming tide climate_change context endorse united nations framework convention climate_change european union-pacific declaration japan’s cool earth programme provides funding adaptation mitigation niue declaration climate_change pursuit greater guarantees territorial integrity pacific island countries intend introduce sixty-third session general assembly draft resolution calling climate_change addressed security council nothing less security concern climate
MHL 2008 321 321 programme provides funding adaptation mitigation niue declaration climate_change pursuit greater guarantees territorial integrity pacific island countries intend introduce sixty-third session general assembly draft resolution calling climate_change addressed security council nothing less security concern utmost serious nature litmus test international community’s commitment agreements reflected ability provide sustainable financing immediate concrete adaptation programmes climate
MHL 2008 388 388 must show deeds words alone scale experienced past months effect rising fuel costs bring everything standstill nevertheless in-country adjustments made however painful agonizing might insofar climate_change concerned however option can alter neither size height islands natural givens stuck survival stake sea levels rise two metres tokelau tuvalu kiribati marshall islands will climate
MHL 2008 429 429 levels rise two metres tokelau tuvalu kiribati marshall islands will completely submerged sea thus clearly alteration adjustment possible mindset moral economic political behaviour heaviest emitters greenhouse gas summary nothing glaring now fact issues interrelated cross-cutting global character clearly demands effective immediate global response wars waged protect rights people live freedom safeguard climate
MHL 2008 462 462 interrelated cross-cutting global character clearly demands effective immediate global response wars waged protect rights people live freedom safeguard security will waged protect right survive onslaught climate_change former morally imperative latter urge united nations elevate threat nightmare justification total war climate_change recent positive developments evidenced easing tension improvement relations people’s republic china climate
MHL 2008 476 476 people live freedom safeguard security will waged protect right survive onslaught climate_change former morally imperative latter urge united nations elevate threat nightmare justification total war climate_change recent positive developments evidenced easing tension improvement relations people’s republic china taiwan 08-51845 begun new era good will hope improved economic possibilities political stability context climate
MKD 2008 151 151 results accomplished thus far underestimated still far satisfactory furthermore even goals already achieved now jeopardized new challenges problems facing surge oil food prices adverse effects climate_change year slowdown economic development noted many countries confirmed numerous indicators forecasting regional global recession therefore utmost importance devise new stimuli implementation millennium development goals debate climate
MLI 2008 543 543 east reaffirms unswerving support creation sovereign independent palestinian state many serious challenges facing international community will respond appropriately build better world together first foremost problem climate_change today ever survival planet threatened climate_change serious impact living conditions developing countries mine inter alia desertification silting rivers deterioration environment reduction length winter periods floods climate
MLI 2008 549 549 independent palestinian state many serious challenges facing international community will respond appropriately build better world together first foremost problem climate_change today ever survival planet threatened climate_change serious impact living conditions developing countries mine inter alia desertification silting rivers deterioration environment reduction length winter periods floods poor rainfall patterns therefore urgently undertake climate
MLI 2008 585 585 silting rivers deterioration environment reduction length winter periods floods poor rainfall patterns therefore urgently undertake measures commensurate pressing nature problem respect conclusions high- level event climate_change bali climate_change conference year still relevant worthy implemented diligent way mali party kyoto protocol eager make useful contribution fifteenth united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen climate
MLI 2008 587 587 deterioration environment reduction length winter periods floods poor rainfall patterns therefore urgently undertake measures commensurate pressing nature problem respect conclusions high- level event climate_change bali climate_change conference year still relevant worthy implemented diligent way mali party kyoto protocol eager make useful contribution fifteenth united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december second climate
MLI 2008 607 607 high- level event climate_change bali climate_change conference year still relevant worthy implemented diligent way mali party kyoto protocol eager make useful contribution fifteenth united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december second major challenge must devote particular attention hiv aids pandemic poses one serious threats sustainable development must redouble efforts resolve implement climate
MLT 2008 211 211 children armed conflict ms coomaraswamy protection human brings responsibility protect environment one issues described defining challenge times also matter described flagship issue debate sixty-second session climate_change next december shall commemorate twentieth anniversary assembly’s adoption proposal malta resolution entitled protection global climate present future generations mankind paragraph assembly recognized climate_change common concern climate
MLT 2008 234 234 sixty-second session climate_change next december shall commemorate twentieth anniversary assembly’s adoption proposal malta resolution entitled protection global climate present future generations mankind paragraph assembly recognized climate_change common concern mankind malta proud seminal proposal launched found universal support eventually led united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol fact assembly met earlier year climate
MLT 2008 252 252 present future generations mankind paragraph assembly recognized climate_change common concern mankind malta proud seminal proposal launched found universal support eventually led united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol fact assembly met earlier year high-level panel discussions thematic debate addressing climate_change united nations world work continues give credibility authority will overwhelming majority climate
MLT 2008 266 266 proposal launched found universal support eventually led united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol fact assembly met earlier year high-level panel discussions thematic debate addressing climate_change united nations world work continues give credibility authority will overwhelming majority states respond urgently climate_change process initiated bali conference last year established clear road map climate
MLT 2008 281 281 assembly met earlier year high-level panel discussions thematic debate addressing climate_change united nations world work continues give credibility authority will overwhelming majority states respond urgently climate_change process initiated bali conference last year established clear road map view agreeing new multilateral comprehensive coherent effective post-2012 agreement hope will reached order avoid implementation climate
MLT 2008 332 332 gap malta reiterates conviction common obligation responsibility support ambitious urgent action national regional international levels within united nations framework convention stop overturn coming years accumulation greenhouse gases causing detrimental climate_change vulnerability small island states like country negative impacts climate_change needs underlined obvious reasons malta continues direct efforts towards making mediterranean region climate
MLT 2008 336 336 common obligation responsibility support ambitious urgent action national regional international levels within united nations framework convention stop overturn coming years accumulation greenhouse gases causing detrimental climate_change vulnerability small island states like country negative impacts climate_change needs underlined obvious reasons malta continues direct efforts towards making mediterranean region peace cooperation welcome recognize climate
MLT 2008 345 345 international levels within united nations framework convention stop overturn coming years accumulation greenhouse gases causing detrimental climate_change vulnerability small island states like country negative impacts climate_change needs underlined obvious reasons malta continues direct efforts towards making mediterranean region peace cooperation welcome recognize important developments cyprus question renewed vigour israeli-palestinian negotiations indirect climate
MLT 2008 733 733 enhance efforts assist african countries meet legitimate goals sustainable development acknowledged millennium development goals protection human rights share number characteristics require constant attention recent phenomena climate_change rising food prices international financial instability add obstacles attainment goals poverty eradication achievement millennium development goals priorities times addressed multidimensional way conduct political economic decision-making climate
MMR 2008 665 665 part poverty alleviation strategy regard development projects improve economic educational health conditions rural areas implemented country secretary-general’s initiative convene today’s ministerial meeting reducing disaster risks changing_climate indeed timely myanmar can relate growing concern world regarding climate_change adverse effects felt full brunt devastating consequences climate_change last may powerful cyclone slammed ayeyarwaddy delta climate
MMR 2008 675 675 health conditions rural areas implemented country secretary-general’s initiative convene today’s ministerial meeting reducing disaster risks changing_climate indeed timely myanmar can relate growing concern world regarding climate_change adverse effects felt full brunt devastating consequences climate_change last may powerful cyclone slammed ayeyarwaddy delta cyclone nargis left unprecedented death destruction wake pain sorrow felt climate
MMR 2008 683 683 convene today’s ministerial meeting reducing disaster risks changing_climate indeed timely myanmar can relate growing concern world regarding climate_change adverse effects felt full brunt devastating consequences climate_change last may powerful cyclone slammed ayeyarwaddy delta cyclone nargis left unprecedented death destruction wake pain sorrow felt survivors devastating storm continue even today however silver climate
MNE 2008 331 331 positively increased commitment realize goals set challenges facing today including political problems hotspots blatant violations human rights freedoms proliferation weapons mass destruction terrorism environmental degradation climate_change require adequate response decisive action believe effective lasting response possible without joint action entire international community countries transition relevant experience strongly motivated offer continuous support climate
MNE 2008 436 436 crisis especially rising food prices worldwide also fully support intention secretary-general united nations focus attention international community vital issues food prices food security addition issues climate_change mdgs reason behind obvious everyone affected hence committed solving problems light agree proposed united nations action multilateral framework commend recent adoption rome declaration world food climate
MOZ 2008 91 91 humanity witnessed increasing number new complex challenges among food crisis one country’s main concerns owing direct immediate impact lives peoples origin crisis may linked factors climate_change subsequent irregular rainfall affects agricultural productivity desertification vast areas droughts around world increased demand cereals higher oil prices consequent impact price transportation products agricultural raw climate
MRT 2008 706 706 security allow pay special tribute great efforts made sixty-second session general assembly field development especially respect steep rise food prices goods financing development projects problem greenhouse gases effect planet sixty-third session general assembly falls difficult time world confronting sharp increases food prices negatively affect economies developing countries even undermine economic structure climate
MRT 2008 991 991 negotiations call industrialized countries show flexibility stronger political will respect development economic social environmental dimensions shortcomings one dimensions negatively affects others highlight need address phenomenon climate_change country one countries vulnerable effects greenhouse gas emissions cause rise sea levels call industrial countries limit emissions lead greenhouse effects commitments undertaken international community time climate
MRT 2008 997 997 stronger political will respect development economic social environmental dimensions shortcomings one dimensions negatively affects others highlight need address phenomenon climate_change country one countries vulnerable effects greenhouse gas emissions cause rise sea levels call industrial countries limit emissions lead greenhouse effects commitments undertaken international community time establishment organization will implemented unless countries climate
MRT 2008 1010 1010 affects others highlight need address phenomenon climate_change country one countries vulnerable effects greenhouse gas emissions cause rise sea levels call industrial countries limit emissions lead greenhouse effects commitments undertaken international community time establishment organization will implemented unless countries peoples world able benefit global resources unless development efforts developing countries supported view climate
MUS 2008 325 325 makes extremely vulnerable count share petroleum products import bill went per cent per cent recently set maurice ile durable project encourage efficient use energy tap renewable_energy sources spoke french maurice ile durable project bold believe current global situation calls boldness prime objective project strike balance economic environmental social needs last year climate
MUS 2008 411 411 ile durable project seeks make mauritius fully-fledged laboratory will use natural resources island liberally endowed sea sun wind rich plant biomass seek environmental solution problem global_warming dependence extremely volatile hydrocarbons market set target reducing dependence petroleum-based products two thirds within 08-53141 years contributing international efforts combat greenhouse effect wager future vulnerable climate
MUS 2008 432 432 seek environmental solution problem global_warming dependence extremely volatile hydrocarbons market set target reducing dependence petroleum-based products two thirds within 08-53141 years contributing international efforts combat greenhouse effect wager future vulnerable small island economy want believe also objective planet threatened suffocation long term spoke english causes food insecurity energy crisis multiple complex climate
MUS 2008 460 460 future vulnerable small island economy want believe also objective planet threatened suffocation long term spoke english causes food insecurity energy crisis multiple complex little doubt climate_change will exacerbate situation future climate_change places particular burden developing countries done least cause problem developing countries dire need assistance enhance adaptive capacity minimize vulnerability bear climate
MUS 2008 465 465 want believe also objective planet threatened suffocation long term spoke english causes food insecurity energy crisis multiple complex little doubt climate_change will exacerbate situation future climate_change places particular burden developing countries done least cause problem developing countries dire need assistance enhance adaptive capacity minimize vulnerability bear burden costs mitigation adaptation island climate
MUS 2008 495 495 countries done least cause problem developing countries dire need assistance enhance adaptive capacity minimize vulnerability bear burden costs mitigation adaptation island mauritius especially vulnerable effects climate_change sea-level rise beach erosion coral bleaching extreme_weather conditions affect local resources industries fisheries tourism also threaten vital infrastructure settlements services increased frequency scale natural disasters climate
MUS 2008 502 502 dire need assistance enhance adaptive capacity minimize vulnerability bear burden costs mitigation adaptation island mauritius especially vulnerable effects climate_change sea-level rise beach erosion coral bleaching extreme_weather conditions affect local resources industries fisheries tourism also threaten vital infrastructure settlements services increased frequency scale natural disasters exacerbate inherent vulnerability mauritius fully engaged post-bali climate
MUS 2008 545 545 disasters exacerbate inherent vulnerability mauritius fully engaged post-bali process meetings held poznan december copenhagen next year will crucial determining emission targets vital reach comprehensive agreement climate_change framework last high-level meeting climate_change mauritius made plea creation special fund enable development implementation adaptation measures appeal international donors provide much-needed resources operating fund yet climate
MUS 2008 550 550 fully engaged post-bali process meetings held poznan december copenhagen next year will crucial determining emission targets vital reach comprehensive agreement climate_change framework last high-level meeting climate_change mauritius made plea creation special fund enable development implementation adaptation measures appeal international donors provide much-needed resources operating fund yet answered however welcome recent declaration climate
MUS 2008 605 605 emissions reduction target least per cent also welcome undertaking help support mitigation plans major developing countries technology transfer capacity-building small island developing states innocent victims global_warming degradation environment weeks ago witnessed devastation caused quick succession hurricanes caribbean therefore call international community assist small island developing states incorporate adaptation mitigation plans national climate
MWI 2008 209 209 high dependence rain-fed agriculture especially developing sub-saharan countries also placed countries mercy vagaries nature matter great concern global responses problems form world conferences seminars workshops climate_change much done way concrete global action secondly agriculture food production given low priority international development institutions allocation resources investment funds compounded low national budgetary allocations climate
MWI 2008 495 495 infrastructure machinery equipment capacity-building farmers especially smallholder farmers private sector industrialized countries persuaded increase investment food production paying special attention application science technology agriculture research climate_change measures protect food-producing nations vagaries climate thirdly malawi believes global food crisis mitigated united nations world bank multilateral donor agencies seriously consider granting subsidies agriculture climate
MYS 2008 49 49 beyond current financial climate crises continue tear social fabric member states term merely economic crisis understate case indeed sheer complexity connectivity food fuel energy finance climate_change make task addressing convergent crises bedevilling united nations crises must faced resolved fail address remedy calamities role responsibility body will called question called current situation climate
MYS 2008 255 255 items available market high prices energy crisis causes food situation underinvestment one causes expectations continued ample supply dashed due speculation increased demand causes fuel food climate_change crises clearly lie unfulfilled hopes broken promises sustainable development rio almost decade half ago human family agreed undertake concerted action address sustainable development challenge based climate
NAM 2008 65 65 economic development sixty-third session general assembly taking place time global economy dominated four interrelated crises mind financial crisis industrialized countries global energy crisis devastating impact climate_change well food crisis adversely affected poor people around world less daunting challenges hiv aids pandemic underdevelopment abject poverty well need foster peace security around world climate
NAM 2008 103 103 hiv aids pandemic underdevelopment abject poverty well need foster peace security around world must act decisively collectively national regional global levels overcome challenges devastating effects climate_change become present-day realities parts world namibia experienced negative impact climate_change floods droughts devastating recent 08-51606 times wake left poor harvests livestock losses environmental degradation damaged climate
NAM 2008 113 113 security around world must act decisively collectively national regional global levels overcome challenges devastating effects climate_change become present-day realities parts world namibia experienced negative impact climate_change floods droughts devastating recent 08-51606 times wake left poor harvests livestock losses environmental degradation damaged infrastructure destroyed livelihoods thus putting severe strain plans invest new climate
NAM 2008 279 279 world real risk gains made developing countries poverty reduction attainment millennium development goals mdgs years will reversed act rapidly global efforts address food crisis impact climate_change drive achieve mdgs must go hand hand regard support proposal general assembly hold thematic debates take stock success achieved setbacks encountered achievement mdgs will give climate
NER 2008 83 83 assembly sixty-third session may also pay tribute predecessor mr srgjan kerim exemplary manner led sixty-second session particular grappled burning issues day including food energy crises climate_change regard excellency secretary- general ban ki-moon like express full appreciation significant progress fundamental issues made organization guidance subject chosen mr president central theme general debate climate
NER 2008 349 349 commitment part us rich countries fear risk widespread economic recession poorest countries fear food insecurity caused prices can longer afford paradoxically comes financial crisis consequences climate_change poorest countries always pay dearly turbulence affecting globalized world delegation therefore supports proposals made president nicolas sarkozy france previously espoused president lula da silva brazil climate
NGA 2008 518 518 council ensure african ownership responses since per cent issues addressed council african ninth attention paid development clean energy technology alternative sources energy avert looming disaster climate_change continent already vulnerable tenth need breakthrough malaria vaccine together greater sustained support fight hiv aids pandemic two major impediments reaching potential africa recent steep rise climate
NIC 2008 73 73 affecting humankind today particular agree urgent need act one facing problems solving successfully benefit inhabit planet earth hunger poverty high cost oil food tragic consequences climate_change terrorism urgent need observe human rights worldwide trafficking trade persons drug trafficking civil insecurity among issues matters must lead us focus attention efforts time questions climate
NIC 2008 779 779 environmental order clearly set goals puts end commercial utilitarian exploitation planetary resources now proven depleted uncontrollable rate efforts must also include commitment countries largest emitters greenhouse gases resulted global_warming already negative irreversible effects planet also focusing development food sovereignty means feeding people domestic efforts unconditional solidarity brotherly peoples time food security climate
NIC 2008 782 782 set goals puts end commercial utilitarian exploitation planetary resources now proven depleted uncontrollable rate efforts must also include commitment countries largest emitters greenhouse gases resulted global_warming already negative irreversible effects planet also focusing development food sovereignty means feeding people domestic efforts unconditional solidarity brotherly peoples time food security will guarantee every climate
NOR 2008 139 139 energy among biggest issues time must top agenda big issues also poverty inequity gender leadership called leadership united nations believe face food crisis energy crisis climate_crisis trade-talk crisis larger decision-making crisis great institutional capacity discuss deliberate study often unable decide often countries want least countries decide want least amount change progress climate
NOR 2008 551 551 people destitution president lula’s leitmotif throughout political life norway fortunate developed country follows moral responsibility pursue wider development goals seek generate positive incentives change improve climate_change policies efforts deforestation may give us largest quickest cheapest reductions greenhouse gas emissions years leading norway will contribute billion reduce deforestation amazon contribution makes norway climate
NOR 2008 562 562 country follows moral responsibility pursue wider development goals seek generate positive incentives change improve climate_change policies efforts deforestation may give us largest quickest cheapest reductions greenhouse gas emissions years leading norway will contribute billion reduce deforestation amazon contribution makes norway first contributor amazon fund size norway’s contribution will depend successful brazil climate
NOR 2008 599 599 contribution makes norway first contributor amazon fund size norway’s contribution will depend successful brazil will reducing deforestation bali last december norway announced major initiative reduce greenhouse gas emissions deforestation forest degradation deforestation must included new global agreement climate_change addressing climate_change fashion will stand test time scrutiny future generations ultimately boils us climate
NOR 2008 611 611 successful brazil will reducing deforestation bali last december norway announced major initiative reduce greenhouse gas emissions deforestation forest degradation deforestation must included new global agreement climate_change addressing climate_change fashion will stand test time scrutiny future generations ultimately boils us versus sand hourglass test maturity international cooperation finally like say words fellow climate
NOR 2008 613 613 will reducing deforestation bali last december norway announced major initiative reduce greenhouse gas emissions deforestation forest degradation deforestation must included new global agreement climate_change addressing climate_change fashion will stand test time scrutiny future generations ultimately boils us versus sand hourglass test maturity international cooperation finally like say words fellow nordic country climate
NPL 2008 421 421 confident unleash nepal’s development potential accordance wish nepalese people proceed peace process within country new problems form global food crisis rising oil prices imminent danger climate_change stare us face challenges also undermine achievement millennium development goals mdgs will success achieving mdgs without ensuring achieved least developed countries solemn pledges made millennium climate
NPL 2008 749 749 accordance compacts part like undertake nepal will fulfil pledge development programmes accordance national priorities including poverty reduction pro-poor governance policies need protect people growing vulnerabilities climate_change example country nepal melting glaciers shifting weather patterns threatening life-support systems undermining sustainability agriculture unleashing extreme climate-induced disasters frequent floods landslides himalayan range provides life-supporting climate
NPL 2008 827 827 promote pristine environment need create regime common differentiated responsibilities developed countries will mitigate burden adaptation vulnerable countries least developed small islands world stands benefit addressing climate_change able harness tremendous potentials nepal’s hydropower renewable clean source energy end nepal ready invite encourage investment hydropower projects pleased united nations regional centre peace disarmament climate
NRU 2008 705 705 alternative sources energy access economically viable sources fuel current reliance fossil fuels energy particular significance pacific small island developing states resulted emissions causing sea-level rise climate_change scientific theory experiencing effects right now food crisis nauru pacific contributors causes particularly vulnerable will pay highest costs first countries feel direct consequences global_warming predicted climate
NRU 2008 729 729 rise climate_change scientific theory experiencing effects right now food crisis nauru pacific contributors causes particularly vulnerable will pay highest costs first countries feel direct consequences global_warming predicted conservatively raise sea levels one metre century will flood habitable land people will literally trapped rising sea ancient uninhabitable coral field despite many challenges climate
NRU 2008 786 786 rising sea must rehabilitate mined phosphate lands return habitable arable state cost rehabilitating per cent island well beyond immediate means rehabilitation island high priority part climate_change adaptation call sufficient funding mechanisms including support united nations financial private sector institutions help restore nation improve resilience address climate_change world society need meet much climate
NRU 2008 806 806 rehabilitation island high priority part climate_change adaptation call sufficient funding mechanisms including support united nations financial private sector institutions help restore nation improve resilience address climate_change world society need meet much energy needs renewable_energy sources reducing emissions fuels using cleaner fuels critical nation clear emitting countries yet can share global climate climate
NRU 2008 814 814 sufficient funding mechanisms including support united nations financial private sector institutions help restore nation improve resilience address climate_change world society need meet much energy needs renewable_energy sources reducing emissions fuels using cleaner fuels critical nation clear emitting countries yet can share global climate therefore vital countries give much greater impetus developing climate
NRU 2008 849 849 clear emitting countries yet can share global climate therefore vital countries give much greater impetus developing alternate energy sources increase investment implement real measures address climate_change issue climate_change pacific island nations threat international peace security preamble united nations charter stipulates primary purpose united nations maintain international peace security security council charged climate
NRU 2008 851 851 countries yet can share global climate therefore vital countries give much greater impetus developing alternate energy sources increase investment implement real measures address climate_change issue climate_change pacific island nations threat international peace security preamble united nations charter stipulates primary purpose united nations maintain international peace security security council charged protecting human climate
NRU 2008 899 899 charged protecting human rights together ensuring integrity security states paramount international forum available pacific island countries draw attention dangers islands populations face due adverse effects climate_change expect security council become involved details discussions context united nations framework convention climate_change expect security council keep matter continuous review ensure countries contribute solving climate_change climate
NRU 2008 912 912 pacific island countries draw attention dangers islands populations face due adverse effects climate_change expect security council become involved details discussions context united nations framework convention climate_change expect security council keep matter continuous review ensure countries contribute solving climate_change problem efforts match resources capacities also expect security council will review particularly sensitive climate
NRU 2008 924 924 climate_change expect security council become involved details discussions context united nations framework convention climate_change expect security council keep matter continuous review ensure countries contribute solving climate_change problem efforts match resources capacities also expect security council will review particularly sensitive issues implications loss land resources displacement people sovereignty international legal rights nauru climate
NRU 2008 974 974 nauru incorporated millennium development goals mdgs national sustainable development strategy pacific island countries including nauru struggling many areas mdgs consequence recent fuel food crises effects climate_change lament fact gap promise implementation continues frustrate achievement full range internationally agreed development goals particularly relevant 08-51839 small island developing states extremely distressing goals determined climate
NZL 2008 216 216 increased oda pacific strategy focuses poverty reduction efforts around four key pillars strengthening governance achieving broader-based growth sustainable livelihoods improving health education reducing vulnerabilities including climate_change challenging times look united nations deliver effectively development peace security human rights organization must continue evolve along changing demands momentum needs maintained modernization united nations climate
OMN 2008 109 109 sessions general assembly important events member states opportunity express concerns views doubt efforts preserve environment remained top international priority particularly view developments recent years effects climate_change felt across world international community made numerous efforts respect salient includes agenda adopted united nations conference environment development brazil bali road map adopted conference parties climate
OMN 2008 139 139 community made numerous efforts respect salient includes agenda adopted united nations conference environment development brazil bali road map adopted conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change indonesia efforts designed deepen understanding awareness climate_change improve weather forecasting order save lives property discourage human practices detrimental environment educate people live harmony ever however climate
OMN 2008 146 146 agenda adopted united nations conference environment development brazil bali road map adopted conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change indonesia efforts designed deepen understanding awareness climate_change improve weather forecasting order save lives property discourage human practices detrimental environment educate people live harmony ever however called upon intensify double efforts joint cooperation climate
OMN 2008 205 205 purposeful scientific research aimed finding creative means policies plans guarantee stable sustainable environment taking account physical evidence related climatic cycles environmental change ages hope fourteenth climate_change conference held copenhagen next year will produce practical useful recommendations meet hopes aspirations economic development trade among nations helped build bridges communication based mutual benefits climate
PAN 2008 409 409 peace general assembly declare governmental forces private initiatives international bodies may coordinate efforts crusade rescue hundreds millions people clutches poverty world food price crisis dissociated climate_change two problems interrelated climate_change led irregular crops droughts floods severe effect food stocks problem scarcity lack food something deal comprehensively take measures mitigate polluting effects climate
PAN 2008 413 413 governmental forces private initiatives international bodies may coordinate efforts crusade rescue hundreds millions people clutches poverty world food price crisis dissociated climate_change two problems interrelated climate_change led irregular crops droughts floods severe effect food stocks problem scarcity lack food something deal comprehensively take measures mitigate polluting effects carbon least market mechanisms climate
PAN 2008 470 470 technologies wind solar energy take place fossil fuels response remain temporary palliative may offer lasting sustainable solution must see without delay tackle problems food crisis climate_change integral comprehensive consistent manner thus will able without delay arrive responses just stopgaps lasting sustainable solutions indeed ever-greater importance attached way relate ecosystems sustain life climate
PER 2008 689 689 product experience approach matters organically case peru established ministry environment months ago insist national development programmes take account quality life sustainability land-use models natural resources global_warming requires us work intensively entire international community reduce emissions fundamental reason rise global temperatures already visible consequences peru witnessing rapid retreat tropical glaciers threatening water-supply climate
PLW 2008 27 27 president tommy e remengesau jr people palau offer congratulations president election assure member states united nations will government’s full cooperation support coming year existential challenge climate_change quote text prepared president’s address opening session accept circumstance proposals mandatory emissions reduction targets take granted sacrificing homelands entire peoples must reach agreement set quantified climate
PLW 2008 72 72 peoples must reach agreement set quantified emission reduction targets second commitment period kyoto protocol targets must reflect urgency circumstances post-2012 regime must address mitigating impacts climate_change small island developing states text president’s opening address states member states must guided single consideration saving small island states today live danger disappearing entirely nations climate
PLW 2008 116 116 states today live danger disappearing entirely nations never history disappearance whole nations real possibility noted niue palau members pacific islands forum deeply concerned growing threat climate_change poses sustainable development fact future survival security matter gone unaddressed 08-51845 reason pacific small island developing states submitted draft resolution sixty-second session general assembly requesting climate
PLW 2008 153 153 reason pacific small island developing states submitted draft resolution sixty-second session general assembly requesting security council honour charter united nations actively continue consideration security implications climate_change gratified positive response international community thank many co-sponsors support will reintroduce resolution sixty-third session look forward assembly action fall meantime wait palau contributes little greenhouse climate
PLW 2008 178 178 climate_change gratified positive response international community thank many co-sponsors support will reintroduce resolution sixty-third session look forward assembly action fall meantime wait palau contributes little greenhouse gas emissions taking significant steps reduce reliance fossil fuel despite detrimental economic consequences us number projects energy efficiency renewable_energy increased thank donor partners support appreciate climate
PLW 2008 197 197 fall meantime wait palau contributes little greenhouse gas emissions taking significant steps reduce reliance fossil fuel despite detrimental economic consequences us number projects energy efficiency renewable_energy increased thank donor partners support appreciate support italy austria supporting development cooperation respect energy sustainable development also thank european union ongoing assistance area renewable_energy sincerely climate
PLW 2008 221 221 efficiency renewable_energy increased thank donor partners support appreciate support italy austria supporting development cooperation respect energy sustainable development also thank european union ongoing assistance area renewable_energy sincerely hope taiwan will able participate specialized agencies united nations republic china’s meaningful participation agencies world health organization international civil aviation organization help promote peace climate
PNG 2008 35 35 warm greetings pledge support mr president guide us work also wish thank mr kerim predecessor strong advocacy tenure president general assembly sixty-second session especially area climate_change also support secretary-general ban ki-moon united nations general especially agencies work enhance development aspirations papua new guinea always done government continues support united nations united climate
PNG 2008 195 195 challenges include addressing destructive effects illicit use small arms light weapons need address globalization food energy security lead wider issue human security additionally adverse impacts climate_change global_warming continue threaten existence many small island states especially due rising sea levels many small island states sea level rise adverse impacts climate_change security issues climate
PNG 2008 196 196 include addressing destructive effects illicit use small arms light weapons need address globalization food energy security lead wider issue human security additionally adverse impacts climate_change global_warming continue threaten existence many small island states especially due rising sea levels many small island states sea level rise adverse impacts climate_change security issues threatening climate
PNG 2008 218 218 adverse impacts climate_change global_warming continue threaten existence many small island states especially due rising sea levels many small island states sea level rise adverse impacts climate_change security issues threatening survival therefore call upon international community act urgently order ensure security welfare small island developing states thriving democracy pacific papua new guinea climate
PNG 2008 647 647 partnership bill melinda gates foundation facilitated clinton foundation area hiv aids provision antiretrovirals succeed must significantly scale partnerships often tend wallow negative environmental degradation catastrophic climate_change crippling poverty ineffective governance rather leveraging positive government’s vision transform societal challenges framework environmentally socially sustainable economic growth time cast policy chains past create new climate
PNG 2008 870 870 symptoms obsolete market constructs therefore global leaders must redraft economic theory reinvent global markets sustainable future example latest estimate approximately billion year will needed halve carbon_emissions resulting deforestation however wise investment even one ecosystem service alone forests sequester billion tons carbon_dioxide annually today’s price per ton carbon_dioxide rural communities effectively subsidizing climate
PNG 2008 885 885 future example latest estimate approximately billion year will needed halve carbon_emissions resulting deforestation however wise investment even one ecosystem service alone forests sequester billion tons carbon_dioxide annually today’s price per ton carbon_dioxide rural communities effectively subsidizing carbon_emissions rich tune approximately billion per year total annual official development assistance norway provided great climate
PNG 2008 891 891 year will needed halve carbon_emissions resulting deforestation however wise investment even one ecosystem service alone forests sequester billion tons carbon_dioxide annually today’s price per ton carbon_dioxide rural communities effectively subsidizing carbon_emissions rich tune approximately billion per year total annual official development assistance norway provided great leadership towards necessary paradigm shift first climate
PNG 2008 896 896 resulting deforestation however wise investment even one ecosystem service alone forests sequester billion tons carbon_dioxide annually today’s price per ton carbon_dioxide rural communities effectively subsidizing carbon_emissions rich tune approximately billion per year total annual official development assistance norway provided great leadership towards necessary paradigm shift first norway stood global climate_change targeted climate
PNG 2008 920 920 subsidizing carbon_emissions rich tune approximately billion per year total annual official development assistance norway provided great leadership towards necessary paradigm shift first norway stood global climate_change targeted achievement carbon_neutrality norway also dedicated billion offset emissions reductions resulting deforestation developing countries valuation forest ecosystem services faced ravages climate_change small island developing state climate
PNG 2008 923 923 tune approximately billion per year total annual official development assistance norway provided great leadership towards necessary paradigm shift first norway stood global climate_change targeted achievement carbon_neutrality norway also dedicated billion offset emissions reductions resulting deforestation developing countries valuation forest ecosystem services faced ravages climate_change small island developing state prime minister sir climate
PNG 2008 941 941 first norway stood global climate_change targeted achievement carbon_neutrality norway also dedicated billion offset emissions reductions resulting deforestation developing countries valuation forest ecosystem services faced ravages climate_change small island developing state prime minister sir michael somare charted bold goals reducing papua new guinea’s emissions per cent achieving carbon_neutrality sharing similar vision partnership climate
PNG 2008 962 962 ecosystem services faced ravages climate_change small island developing state prime minister sir michael somare charted bold goals reducing papua new guinea’s emissions per cent achieving carbon_neutrality sharing similar vision partnership leadership papua new guinea norway may significantly address several greatest pv 08-53122 challenges time effectively valuing global environmental services contributing mitigation climate
PNG 2008 988 988 sharing similar vision partnership leadership papua new guinea norway may significantly address several greatest pv 08-53122 challenges time effectively valuing global environmental services contributing mitigation climate_change conserving global biodiversity financing achievement millennium development goals rural areas finally global economy values companies billions simply advertising trinkets internet countries make billions selling fossil climate
POL 2008 347 347 concrete commitments will implemented timely manner timeliness special importance analyse causes food crisis try find effective prescriptions combating poverty hunger take note immense negative impact climate_change phenomena although consequences climate_change will felt globally poorest will bear brunt will hurt severely goes without saying without solidarity responsibility enhanced mutual cooperation developing countries climate
POL 2008 351 351 timely manner timeliness special importance analyse causes food crisis try find effective prescriptions combating poverty hunger take note immense negative impact climate_change phenomena although consequences climate_change will felt globally poorest will bear brunt will hurt severely goes without saying without solidarity responsibility enhanced mutual cooperation developing countries will able fulfil commitments climate
POL 2008 379 379 globally poorest will bear brunt will hurt severely goes without saying without solidarity responsibility enhanced mutual cooperation developing countries will able fulfil commitments regarding reductions greenhouse gas emissions will fail successfully adapt climate_change calls certain change philosophy approach much greater effort part north favour south saying now mere short hand rich climate
POL 2008 386 386 severely goes without saying without solidarity responsibility enhanced mutual cooperation developing countries will able fulfil commitments regarding reductions greenhouse gas emissions will fail successfully adapt climate_change calls certain change philosophy approach much greater effort part north favour south saying now mere short hand rich become much committed helping poor united nations climate
POL 2008 442 442 can implement objectives poland wants active partner international community’s activities end mind will hosting poznan december year fourteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change fourth meeting parties kyoto protocol one key challenges facing year’s conference work solutions mechanisms will support bring true systemic change developing countries especially vital ensure climate
POL 2008 477 477 year’s conference work solutions mechanisms will support bring true systemic change developing countries especially vital ensure funding investments will help modernize economies countries help reduce carbon_dioxide emissions adapt climate_change reiterate possibility implementing objectives without major change thinking especially countries now resources hope year’s poznan conference will lay strong foundations reaching new climate
POL 2008 480 480 solutions mechanisms will support bring true systemic change developing countries especially vital ensure funding investments will help modernize economies countries help reduce carbon_dioxide emissions adapt climate_change reiterate possibility implementing objectives without major change thinking especially countries now resources hope year’s poznan conference will lay strong foundations reaching new agreement copenhagen december climate
PRT 2008 608 608 global food crisis combating hunger poverty requires strengthened global partnership united nations bretton woods institutions central role play ensuring sustainable development requires confront challenges posed climate_change together failure act now will result irreversible legacy future generations shown last progress report intergovernmental panel climate_change common effort must support vulnerable effects climate_change small climate
PRT 2008 625 625 play ensuring sustainable development requires confront challenges posed climate_change together failure act now will result irreversible legacy future generations shown last progress report intergovernmental panel climate_change common effort must support vulnerable effects climate_change small island developing states least developed countries oceans seas islands coastal areas vital human life economic prosperity deserve climate
PRT 2008 632 632 posed climate_change together failure act now will result irreversible legacy future generations shown last progress report intergovernmental panel climate_change common effort must support vulnerable effects climate_change small island developing states least developed countries oceans seas islands coastal areas vital human life economic prosperity deserve utmost attention therefore important join efforts ensure climate
PRY 2008 417 417 issues affecting humankind can discussed relegated bodies whose decision-making process confined small number countries often fail take opinion majority membership account paraguay believes problems led climate_change call short- long-term world responses line recent scientific advances applied fashion compatible economic social development country affected countries economies development suffer particular vulnerability isolation attempt climate
PRY 2008 450 450 scientific advances applied fashion compatible economic social development country affected countries economies development suffer particular vulnerability isolation attempt enter globalized market ironically poorest least responsible climate_change suffer consequences comes major responsibility often note irony conservation measures imposed areas world already suffering poverty exclusion time note sustained indifference limited capacities self-criticism political climate
PRY 2008 1046 1046 towards millennium development goals mdgs deny existence inequalities persist developed world millions people continue live extreme poverty situation worsened sudden increase cost food fuel consequences climate_change order achieve mdgs calling strengthening combined efforts governments civil society organizations private sector context global alliance stronger effective development increasing official development assistance vulnerable economies climate
PSE 2008 63 63 rules principles international law including humanitarian law basis covenants consistent spirit times needs organization resolving problems conflicts confronting enormous challenges us including poverty hunger environment climate_change occasion also wish commend role positive contributions predecessor mr srgjan kerim sixty-second session general assembly also like express deep appreciation efforts positions initiatives secretary-general ban climate
ROU 2008 74 74 reasonable obviously rather determining viability implementing face new challenges conclusion international cooperation determination provide solution provided responsibilities met solidarity forthcoming making idea community concrete regard climate_change world energy crisis food security simply like say vulnerability nature inevitably linked increased technological capacity influence climate sometimes irreversibly cumulative effects human activity hence moral climate
ROU 2008 111 111 linked increased technological capacity influence climate sometimes irreversibly cumulative effects human activity hence moral imperative responsibility future separately individually find solutions problems affect us particular global_warming energy crisis face interconnected challenges responsibility better equip united nations necessary means coordinate effective joint efforts revitalization general assembly system-wide coherence security council reform least climate
RUS 2008 875 875 role religious aspect international life assist strengthening moral principles incorporating international affairs among priorities united nations activities number urgent issues recently appeared organization’s agenda including climate_change food energy security problems global interrelated can addressed resolved global partnership qualitatively new level active involvement governments scientific business communities civil society particular current financial climate
RWA 2008 200 200 ensue judge country decide apply local laws sovereign states united nations duty ensure universal jurisdiction serves original goals delivering international justice fairness opposed abuse doubt climate_change among critical challenges time africa gravely affected deserts dry zones continue claim territory over-reliance wood energy populations leading severe deforestation furthermore unpredictable weather rainfall patterns climate
RWA 2008 247 247 unpredictable weather rainfall patterns combined limited scientific technological capacities already undermining continent’s ability effectively manage water resources take challenges seriously rwanda earlier month kigali africa climate_change forum brought together policymakers business leaders academic scientific communities different parts world reaffirmed world community urgently needs think globally also act locally translating resolutions actions climate
RWA 2008 302 302 efforts areas reforestation terracing irrigation effective use water land resources well prevent soil erosion indispensable partner together global community urgently act protect planet context convention climate_change kyoto protocol rwanda committed regional global peace stability let us forget process comprehensively resolving issue committed genocide rwanda yet completed stand ready play part addressing climate
SDN 2008 44 44 witness tangible progress issues challenges must given priority organization refer course maintenance international peace security realizing millennium development goals mdgs containing food crisis poverty hunger climate_change water shortages reactivating role united nations changing world indeed delighted see mr miguel d’escoto brockmann chairing session confident wisdom experience perspicacity may indeed hopeful optimistic climate
SDN 2008 1401 1401 around world national efforts sudan can currently seen context efforts develop revitalize agricultural sector realize comprehensive green revolution must emphasize serious negative impact phenomena like climate_change environmental deterioration constituted reasons war conflict africa conflict darfur one practical example impact phenomena directly affect daily lives needs individuals sudan party united nations framework climate
SDN 2008 1428 1428 deterioration constituted reasons war conflict africa conflict darfur one practical example impact phenomena directly affect daily lives needs individuals sudan party united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc since emphasizes need put effort coordination intensifying multilateral action face phenomena achieve efficient system post-2012 era developing nations must also participate dealing causes effects climate
SDN 2008 1454 1454 unfccc since emphasizes need put effort coordination intensifying multilateral action face phenomena achieve efficient system post-2012 era developing nations must also participate dealing causes effects climate_change sudan view developed nations fulfil commitments capacity-building provide financial technical resources support developing nations facing problems sudan emphasizes fact maintenance international peace security requires first climate
SGP 2008 256 256 group countries take lead keep multilateral trading system moving right direction major issue confronting human family can decisions taken without major countries taking lead challenge climate_change example tackled without major emitters coming broad agreement way forward doha round despite positive-sum game difficult conclude hard optimistic united nations agreement climate_change can negotiated climate
SGP 2008 279 279 lead challenge climate_change example tackled without major emitters coming broad agreement way forward doha round despite positive-sum game difficult conclude hard optimistic united nations agreement climate_change can negotiated quickly without exercise strong leadership united states europe russia china india japan brazil exercise leadership global trade can expect climate_change emerging multipolar reality climate
SGP 2008 301 301 united nations agreement climate_change can negotiated quickly without exercise strong leadership united states europe russia china india japan brazil exercise leadership global trade can expect climate_change emerging multipolar reality twenty- first century fact face squarely international institutions like united nations can function well accept reality work small country singapore accepts countries climate
SLB 2008 49 49 outcome can rest assured solomon islands unwavering support cooperation tenure office acknowledge good work predecessor mr srgjan kerim shown great leadership issues global concern particular climate_change financing development united nations reform millennium development goals delegation pleased see mr president take issues head presiding high-level event millennium development goals arrive midpoint time-bound climate
SLB 2008 362 362 exception thus cleaner energy power world economy way forward connection look north south solutions wish thank republic china taiwan turkey italy austria coming forward community-based renewable_energy programmes cooperation preserves indispensable character noble institution translates action solomon islands rural electrification policy bringing affordable electricity per cent population rural areas also exploring bulk climate
SLB 2008 409 409 areas also exploring bulk purchasing arrangements venezuela using models petro carribe arrangement hope spent third national budget fuel alone will provide solomon islands breathing space climate_change natural disasters continue create anxiety cast dark cloud future survival humanity particular million people small island developing states magnitude climate_change outgrown existing capacity united nations climate
SLB 2008 429 429 provide solomon islands breathing space climate_change natural disasters continue create anxiety cast dark cloud future survival humanity particular million people small island developing states magnitude climate_change outgrown existing capacity united nations system multilateral institution heavy providing technical support analytical data less weighty regard on-the- ground activities regional subregional intergovernmental organizations also climate
SLB 2008 514 514 migratory pattern movements indigenous populations ancestral low islands larger islands sea levels rise placed much stress diverse fragile land tenure system causing friction ethnic groups climate_change solomon islands sustainable development security poverty issue interlinked preserving forests reforestation programme providing environment-friendly opportunities resources owners rural areas note solomon islands embarking ambitious programme climate
SLB 2008 629 629 three hurricanes battered fellow islanders caribbean speak common vulnerability natural disasters delegation hopes committed outcome will emerge bali action plan solomon islands notes concern proliferation climate_change financial mechanisms outside multilateral process will disadvantage vulnerable countries small island developing states least developed countries climate_change us requires new additional resources accessibility adaptation fund climate
SLB 2008 646 646 bali action plan solomon islands notes concern proliferation climate_change financial mechanisms outside multilateral process will disadvantage vulnerable countries small island developing states least developed countries climate_change us requires new additional resources accessibility adaptation fund funds mitigation technology transfer heart solutions climate_change challenges light solomon islands fully associates alliance small island states climate
SLB 2008 661 661 disadvantage vulnerable countries small island developing states least developed countries climate_change us requires new additional resources accessibility adaptation fund funds mitigation technology transfer heart solutions climate_change challenges light solomon islands fully associates alliance small island states declaration issue well recently adopted pacific islands forum leaders niue declaration climate_change call united nations climate
SLB 2008 683 683 transfer heart solutions climate_change challenges light solomon islands fully associates alliance small island states declaration issue well recently adopted pacific islands forum leaders niue declaration climate_change call united nations membership support draft resolution climate_change security 08-52265 issue terrorism solomon islands concerned lack progress draft comprehensive terrorism convention absence legal definition terrorism climate
SLB 2008 691 691 fully associates alliance small island states declaration issue well recently adopted pacific islands forum leaders niue declaration climate_change call united nations membership support draft resolution climate_change security 08-52265 issue terrorism solomon islands concerned lack progress draft comprehensive terrorism convention absence legal definition terrorism creating gaps global fight terror continue condemn terrorism climate
SLV 2008 311 311 order preserve global peace security stability faced food crisis directly affecting us support implementation measures agreed upon june high- level conference world food security challenges climate_change bioenergy call action assistance particularly affected developing countries like congratulate group eight g8 decision support framework united nations system establishment world agriculture food association identification climate
SLV 2008 1180 1180 states alone around million undocumented migrants reside awaiting humane comprehensive immigration reform good hard-working people sacrificed lives support families another subject must try achieve consensus climate_change global_warming like stress country meeting commitment support international efforts address effects climate_change regard el salvador actively participating international negotiations aimed creating instrument will complement kyoto climate
SLV 2008 1181 1181 alone around million undocumented migrants reside awaiting humane comprehensive immigration reform good hard-working people sacrificed lives support families another subject must try achieve consensus climate_change global_warming like stress country meeting commitment support international efforts address effects climate_change regard el salvador actively participating international negotiations aimed creating instrument will complement kyoto protocol climate
SLV 2008 1192 1192 good hard-working people sacrificed lives support families another subject must try achieve consensus climate_change global_warming like stress country meeting commitment support international efforts address effects climate_change regard el salvador actively participating international negotiations aimed creating instrument will complement kyoto protocol emission greenhouse gases awaits successful conclusion negotiations conference copenhagen denmark context climate
SLV 2008 1208 1208 stress country meeting commitment support international efforts address effects climate_change regard el salvador actively participating international negotiations aimed creating instrument will complement kyoto protocol emission greenhouse gases awaits successful conclusion negotiations conference copenhagen denmark context central america may presidents countries region adopted invitation colleague friend president manuel josé zelaya rosales honduras climate
SLV 2008 1238 1238 negotiations conference copenhagen denmark context central america may presidents countries region adopted invitation colleague friend president manuel josé zelaya rosales honduras declaration san pedro sula climate_change environment set guidelines tackling serious problems arising climate_change el salvador recently launched innovative 08-51839 project green network seeks involve government private institutions ministries environment education climate
SLV 2008 1246 1246 presidents countries region adopted invitation colleague friend president manuel josé zelaya rosales honduras declaration san pedro sula climate_change environment set guidelines tackling serious problems arising climate_change el salvador recently launched innovative 08-51839 project green network seeks involve government private institutions ministries environment education protection environment implementation programmes improve social environmental conditions climate
SMR 2008 111 111 importance furthermore like express san marino’s appreciation consideration secretary-general shown united nations member states without distinction including small states attention paid particularly delicate urgent issues climate_change global food crisis united nations reform process fundamental importance world equilibrium must remain focus efforts must allow failure reach agreement united nations reform lead decentralization climate
SMR 2008 518 518 december participation excellencies captains regent commemorative plenary meeting general assembly follow-up outcome special session children event lent impetus states activities underscored need cooperation population growth climate_change spread new diseases well economic financial instability armed conflicts seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals mdgs particular subject climate_change become priority united nations agenda last climate
SMR 2008 537 537 activities underscored need cooperation population growth climate_change spread new diseases well economic financial instability armed conflicts seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals mdgs particular subject climate_change become priority united nations agenda last two years impact habits future needs countries without distinction regions vulnerable due geographic position well developing countries small islands climate
STP 2008 420 420 shores past years however giant waves begun wash coastal highways past years temporarily cutting certain regions country overemphasize strong appeal made rostrum past primarily responsible global_warming afflicts planet namely address phenomenon means mitigate effects much greater seriousness statement opening sixty-third session general assembly see pv assembly president said love greatest need climate
SUR 2008 93 93 sustainable development international peace security respect human rights fundamental freedoms commemorating sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights year many rights still serious pressure new threats global_warming climate_change recently global food energy crises infringement people’s rights food health education security overall freedom live dignity tribulations intertwined universal thus beyond control single nation climate
SUR 2008 94 94 development international peace security respect human rights fundamental freedoms commemorating sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights year many rights still serious pressure new threats global_warming climate_change recently global food energy crises infringement people’s rights food health education security overall freedom live dignity tribulations intertwined universal thus beyond control single nation millions climate
SUR 2008 177 177 community essential us intensify combined efforts therefore support emergency global partnership plan food called secretary-general ban ki-moon address general assembly high- level event global food climate_change crises financial monetary implications global crisis require substantial political financial commitments us national governments multilateral organizations including international financial institutions private sector will change way climate
SUR 2008 489 489 impact world’s resources country per cent territory covered forests within lies one largest stretches pristine tropical rainforests earth suriname aware value potential contribute global mitigation climate_change conservation biodiversity protection water resources however contribution international community preservation protection globally valuable resources proportionate sacrifice made forested countries moreover forested countries like suriname low climate
SVK 2008 133 133 achievements moving towards reaching millennium development goals mdgs far overall progress mdgs uneven best moreover rising food prices record energy costs energy pipeline security challenges climate_change growing scarcity water resources recent meltdown financial centres started united states threatens reverse existing advances towards mdgs mdg targets can still reached work towards doubled climate
SVN 2008 619 619 concentrated today yes millennium development goals part answer already clear global development now foreseeable future will vitally depend preservation natural environment particular address problems energy global_warming battle common global future will won lost environmental front main transformational effort take place time lose earlier year european union presidency country slovenia adopted plan climate
SVN 2008 648 648 future will won lost environmental front main transformational effort take place time lose earlier year european union presidency country slovenia adopted plan activities reduce emission greenhouse gases yesterday president sarkozy france current president european council reiterated european union commitment success bali road map copenhagen conference held next year meantime wish emphasize climate
SWE 2008 584 584 took important steps towards better aid effectiveness reconfirmed shared responsibility development however much must done areas democratic governance human rights role women development impact global climate_change challenge developing developed countries alike world economy facing turbulence uncertainty open trade regime bring increased economic growth interdependence turn significant stabilizing effect trade policy one climate
SWE 2008 741 741 host first annual review meeting international compact iraq partnership government iraq united nations crucial therefore imperative continue strengthening role united nations iraq poorest hardest hit climate_change therefore sweden providing additional resources special climate initiative development cooperation aims contribute effectively long-term efforts combat climate_change effects developing countries climate_change crucial challenge facing planet climate
SWE 2008 758 758 strengthening role united nations iraq poorest hardest hit climate_change therefore sweden providing additional resources special climate initiative development cooperation aims contribute effectively long-term efforts combat climate_change effects developing countries climate_change crucial challenge facing planet recognize responsibility take concrete steps home show leadership necessary achieve broad long-term international consensus one year now climate
SWE 2008 762 762 iraq poorest hardest hit climate_change therefore sweden providing additional resources special climate initiative development cooperation aims contribute effectively long-term efforts combat climate_change effects developing countries climate_change crucial challenge facing planet recognize responsibility take concrete steps home show leadership necessary achieve broad long-term international consensus one year now sweden will hold presidency climate
SWZ 2008 54 54 harmony let extend appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicated diseases tuberculosis malaria hiv aids epidemic food shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development climate
SWZ 2008 177 177 secure increased market access agricultural products unfortunately case hope talks will concluded soon benefit developing countries swaziland fully supports global dialogue ensure world rescued dangers global_warming damage environment true global_warming major contributor many calamities earthquakes flooding persistent droughts threaten existence human race swaziland like many countries world continues victim devastating effects climate
SWZ 2008 181 181 agricultural products unfortunately case hope talks will concluded soon benefit developing countries swaziland fully supports global dialogue ensure world rescued dangers global_warming damage environment true global_warming major contributor many calamities earthquakes flooding persistent droughts threaten existence human race swaziland like many countries world continues victim devastating effects climate_change continue suffer persistent climate
SWZ 2008 203 203 damage environment true global_warming major contributor many calamities earthquakes flooding persistent droughts threaten existence human race swaziland like many countries world continues victim devastating effects climate_change continue suffer persistent drought continue hit strong winds cause wildfires fires often destroy vast acres man-made forests resulting economic disruption waste many years investment loss climate
SYC 2008 180 180 clear commitments targets can focus greater good humankind vision leaders come together setting aside petty differences charting new course united nations new road map resolve climate_crisis appropriate framework energy food crisis vision appropriate institutional reforms put place adequate resources mobilized achieve millennium development goals vision encompasses justice fairness trade specificities small climate
SYC 2008 531 531 whole world natural environment future treasure trove biodiversity attach highest importance preservation also rest world like many small island states seychelles remains vulnerable threats posed global_warming climate_change rising sea levels phenomena linked human activity planet collectively nations world power influence will right small island states run risk submerged rising sea levels climate
SYC 2008 532 532 world natural environment future treasure trove biodiversity attach highest importance preservation also rest world like many small island states seychelles remains vulnerable threats posed global_warming climate_change rising sea levels phenomena linked human activity planet collectively nations world power influence will right small island states run risk submerged rising sea levels nations climate
SYC 2008 628 628 get small islands nations islands devote part natural resources environmental resilience sustainability recently seychelles set sea level rise foundation galvanize global action address devastating impact climate_change planet worthy causes deserving international support especially international year planet earth running time must combine resources know-how avoid physical damage social economic toll threaten us climate
SYC 2008 813 813 leaders living noble goals united nations set let conscience provide us answers revamped united nations system best placed facilitate progress areas mentioned food security trade climate_change energy asking clear action plan multiple conferences talk shops solution need fresh effective approach global governance 08-51845 convinced right level resources political will commitment can climate
THA 2008 808 808 form cyclone nargis struck myanmar may nargis devastating cyclone ever hit myanmar many lives lost many livelihoods severely affected nargis isolated case past years witnessed changing_climate pattern produced successive monster storms severe weather corners world ice north south poles melting frightening speed sea level rising steadily threatens engulf low-lying areas around climate
THA 2008 850 850 sea level rising steadily threatens engulf low-lying areas around world drought increased many areas arable turned desert can longer turn eyes away gathering threats posed climate_change threats recognize political boundaries large small powerful weak bound together common vulnerability common destiny residents planet earth therefore collective responsibility issue choice clear made world climate
THA 2008 878 878 political boundaries large small powerful weak bound together common vulnerability common destiny residents planet earth therefore collective responsibility issue choice clear made world gathered discuss climate_change bali conference december last year world chose collective responsibility collective irresponsibility thailand will spare effort work actively parties ensure journey started bali road map last climate
TJK 2008 133 133 international relations equally important allow people different races religions continents regions set one another single country world even powerful capable meeting single-handed challenges time range climate_change necessary uncompromising fight international terrorism today ever new generation global issues requires collective response united nations entrusted broad mandate existing instrument capable addressing one example climate
TJK 2008 527 527 private sector believe need create economic mechanism transfer water energy resources serve interests upstream countries rich water resources downstream countries rich hydrocarbon raw materials problem climate_change already affecting region particular water resources result global_warming tajikistan’s glaciers diminished size per cent produced low water levels rivers past three years turn caused grave climate
TJK 2008 535 535 water energy resources serve interests upstream countries rich water resources downstream countries rich hydrocarbon raw materials problem climate_change already affecting region particular water resources result global_warming tajikistan’s glaciers diminished size per cent produced low water levels rivers past three years turn caused grave social economic problems triggering drought locust invasion difficulties climate
TKM 2008 123 123 today need solid measures counter fight global challenges international terrorism human trafficking organized crime illegal drug trafficking threat proliferation weapons mass destruction also witnessing effects climate_change environmental degradation top world community facing global issues relating energy food security turkmenistan principled active participant process identify joint actions aimed resolving pressing problems time climate
TLS 2008 34 34 preside sixty-third session general assembly sustained increase cost energy growing demand oil industrialized countries emerging economies higher food prices lack arable land water many regions climate_change indicators non-conventional threats security face today increasingly future crises also offer opportunities throughout decades hundreds millions people world abandon ancestral lands move cities search work climate
TON 2008 273 273 development report ranks tonga total countries tonga achieved targets universal primary education gender equality provision free primary school education tonga shares concern president expressed impact climate_change small island states prepared remarks opening statement assuming presidency last week emphasized negotiations process agreed long-term actions initiated bali must guided single consideration saving small climate
TON 2008 350 350 communities already relocated due rise sea level urgent action must taken now last month niue leaders pacific island forum countries endorsed first time regional declaration climate_change part forum’s communiqué niue declaration duly recognizes serious current impact climate_change growing threat poses economic social cultural environmental well-being well security pacific island countries therefore climate
TON 2008 361 361 now last month niue leaders pacific island forum countries endorsed first time regional declaration climate_change part forum’s communiqué niue declaration duly recognizes serious current impact climate_change growing threat poses economic social cultural environmental well-being well security pacific island countries therefore pacific small island developing states will introduce draft resolution entitled climate_change climate
TON 2008 386 386 climate_change growing threat poses economic social cultural environmental well-being well security pacific island countries therefore pacific small island developing states will introduce draft resolution entitled climate_change security current session general assembly commend draft resolution member states consideration support tonga welcomes resources technical assistance will become available initiatives japan’s cool earth promotion climate
TON 2008 431 431 available initiatives japan’s cool earth promotion programme european union’s global climate 08-52265 change alliance australia’s national climate adaptation programme pacific increase new zealand’s financial support climate_change adaptation year marks tenth anniversary normalization relations nuku’alofa beijing milestone reaffirmed tonga’s commitment observance one china policy state relations economic cooperation two countries continuing flourish climate
TTO 2008 138 138 caribbean aimed enhancing planning preparedness mitigating effects disasters applaud efforts bring relief affected president returned chair recent disasters bring sharp focus imperative purposeful action problems climate_change national regional international levels trinidad tobago committed adopting concrete measures aimed reducing levels greenhouse gas emissions time promoting balanced industrialization environmental sustainability notwithstanding current healthy climate
TTO 2008 152 152 returned chair recent disasters bring sharp focus imperative purposeful action problems climate_change national regional international levels trinidad tobago committed adopting concrete measures aimed reducing levels greenhouse gas emissions time promoting balanced industrialization environmental sustainability notwithstanding current healthy endowment hydrocarbon resources trinidad tobago recognizes need promote clean energy alternatives development new renewable_energy climate
TTO 2008 177 177 greenhouse gas emissions time promoting balanced industrialization environmental sustainability notwithstanding current healthy endowment hydrocarbon resources trinidad tobago recognizes need promote clean energy alternatives development new renewable_energy options proper protection management nation’s forests indeed government putting effect appropriate policies substantial results area hope achieve meaningful progress cooperation development partners within public private climate
TUN 2008 425 425 today renew call excellency president zine el abidine ben ali convene international conference auspices united nations develop international code conduct fight terrorism parties shall commit climate_change resulting intensification problems desertification drought lack drinking water pose threat humankind today source great concern affirming close link environment development crucial importance promoting cooperation solidarity climate
TUN 2008 461 461 humankind today source great concern affirming close link environment development crucial importance promoting cooperation solidarity respond challenges regard like emphasize need include concerns potential effects climate_change particularly african mediterranean regions among international community’s priorities called tunis declaration adopted international solidarity conference climate_change strategies african mediterranean regions held tunisia november also like climate
TUN 2008 477 477 challenges regard like emphasize need include concerns potential effects climate_change particularly african mediterranean regions among international community’s priorities called tunis declaration adopted international solidarity conference climate_change strategies african mediterranean regions held tunisia november also like reiterate need mobilize necessary financial resources promote research climate monitoring meteorology development natural disaster early warning climate
TUN 2008 508 508 tunisia november also like reiterate need mobilize necessary financial resources promote research climate monitoring meteorology development natural disaster early warning systems addition need invest reducing greenhouse gas emissions cause global_warming convinced success development efforts strengthening 08-53129 cooperation among countries depend providing secure stable international environment obstacles success effort include intensification tensions climate
TUN 2008 512 512 reiterate need mobilize necessary financial resources promote research climate monitoring meteorology development natural disaster early warning systems addition need invest reducing greenhouse gas emissions cause global_warming convinced success development efforts strengthening 08-53129 cooperation among countries depend providing secure stable international environment obstacles success effort include intensification tensions conflicts persistence unresolved problems climate
TUR 2008 103 103 enormous gap wealthiest least fortunate certainly made considerable progress direction including towards meeting millennium development goals however common fight poverty illiteracy epidemic diseases child mortality climate_change still far contrary volatile fuel prices food crisis global economic slowdown brought even 08-51570 challenging development security environment circumstances fight terrorism racism xenophobia forms religious climate
TUR 2008 325 325 fourth ministerial conference similarly first-ever turkey-africa cooperation summit held istanbul last month provided important opportunity explore new avenues cooperation african continent turkey also committed combating global_warming serious implications entire world developing countries driven conviction taking active part negotiations shape new global climate_change agreement will replace kyoto protocol turkey also pays special climate
TUR 2008 341 341 new avenues cooperation african continent turkey also committed combating global_warming serious implications entire world developing countries driven conviction taking active part negotiations shape new global climate_change agreement will replace kyoto protocol turkey also pays special attention global water crisis regard hope fifth world water forum will host istanbul next march will climate
TUV 2008 83 83 support nation convey warmest greetings felicitations assembly sixty-third session wish also associate us previous speakers extending congratulations president election expressing appreciation predecessor particularly promoting issue climate_change among matters within assembly’s agenda climate_change without doubt serious threat global security survival mankind issue enormous concern highly vulnerable small island state like tuvalu great climate
TUV 2008 89 89 assembly sixty-third session wish also associate us previous speakers extending congratulations president election expressing appreciation predecessor particularly promoting issue climate_change among matters within assembly’s agenda climate_change without doubt serious threat global security survival mankind issue enormous concern highly vulnerable small island state like tuvalu great house now know science economics climate_change climate
TUV 2008 114 114 climate_change without doubt serious threat global security survival mankind issue enormous concern highly vulnerable small island state like tuvalu great house now know science economics climate_change also know cause climate_change human actions countries urgently needed address central message us world leaders international panel climate_change reports sir nicholas stern report climate_change crystal climate
TUV 2008 118 118 threat global security survival mankind issue enormous concern highly vulnerable small island state like tuvalu great house now know science economics climate_change also know cause climate_change human actions countries urgently needed address central message us world leaders international panel climate_change reports sir nicholas stern report climate_change crystal clear unless urgent actions climate
TUV 2008 132 132 tuvalu great house now know science economics climate_change also know cause climate_change human actions countries urgently needed address central message us world leaders international panel climate_change reports sir nicholas stern report climate_change crystal clear unless urgent actions taken curb greenhouse gas emissions shifting new global energy mix based renewable_energy sources unless climate
TUV 2008 138 138 economics climate_change also know cause climate_change human actions countries urgently needed address central message us world leaders international panel climate_change reports sir nicholas stern report climate_change crystal clear unless urgent actions taken curb greenhouse gas emissions shifting new global energy mix based renewable_energy sources unless timely adaptation adverse impacts climate_change communities climate
TUV 2008 146 146 countries urgently needed address central message us world leaders international panel climate_change reports sir nicholas stern report climate_change crystal clear unless urgent actions taken curb greenhouse gas emissions shifting new global energy mix based renewable_energy sources unless timely adaptation adverse impacts climate_change communities will catastrophic great family united nations must fail climate
TUV 2008 155 155 international panel climate_change reports sir nicholas stern report climate_change crystal clear unless urgent actions taken curb greenhouse gas emissions shifting new global energy mix based renewable_energy sources unless timely adaptation adverse impacts climate_change communities will catastrophic great family united nations must fail take heed timely warnings save us particularly small vulnerable climate
TUV 2008 162 162 report climate_change crystal clear unless urgent actions taken curb greenhouse gas emissions shifting new global energy mix based renewable_energy sources unless timely adaptation adverse impacts climate_change communities will catastrophic great family united nations must fail take heed timely warnings save us particularly small vulnerable man-made catastrophe next months crucial context negotiating climate
TUV 2008 191 191 great family united nations must fail take heed timely warnings save us particularly small vulnerable man-made catastrophe next months crucial context negotiating new international agreement climate_change based bali action plan must work together ensure countries make substantial effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions need find right incentives ensure countries contribute dramatically reducing climate
TUV 2008 205 205 vulnerable man-made catastrophe next months crucial context negotiating new international agreement climate_change based bali action plan must work together ensure countries make substantial effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions need find right incentives ensure countries contribute dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions requires substantial collective effort also requires strong political leadership tuvalu observes climate
TUV 2008 217 217 based bali action plan must work together ensure countries make substantial effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions need find right incentives ensure countries contribute dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions requires substantial collective effort also requires strong political leadership tuvalu observes great disappointment clear absence leadership particularly emerging recently concluded group eight g-8 climate
TUV 2008 267 267 g-8 summit need stringent short-term targets major developed countries based principle polluter pays common differentiated responsibilities industrialized world must show strong leadership advancing real actions climate_change countries must also act little way can small island developing states also committed contributing emission reduction use renewable_energy call urgent action reduce emissions know impacts climate
TUV 2008 285 285 must show strong leadership advancing real actions climate_change countries must also act little way can small island developing states also committed contributing emission reduction use renewable_energy call urgent action reduce emissions know impacts climate_change upon us highly vulnerable small coral atoll nation like tuvalu consequences impacts climate_change frightening survival security entire climate
TUV 2008 293 293 countries must also act little way can small island developing states also committed contributing emission reduction use renewable_energy call urgent action reduce emissions know impacts climate_change upon us highly vulnerable small coral atoll nation like tuvalu consequences impacts climate_change frightening survival security entire nation along fundamental human rights cultural identity threat climate
TUV 2008 306 306 contributing emission reduction use renewable_energy call urgent action reduce emissions know impacts climate_change upon us highly vulnerable small coral atoll nation like tuvalu consequences impacts climate_change frightening survival security entire nation along fundamental human rights cultural identity threat tuvalu right edge existence climate_change well push us edge last year tuvalu produced climate
TUV 2008 323 323 small coral atoll nation like tuvalu consequences impacts climate_change frightening survival security entire nation along fundamental human rights cultural identity threat tuvalu right edge existence climate_change well push us edge last year tuvalu produced international blueprint adaptation presented submission conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change blueprint highlights number areas envisage climate
TUV 2008 343 343 threat tuvalu right edge existence climate_change well push us edge last year tuvalu produced international blueprint adaptation presented submission conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change blueprint highlights number areas envisage greater collaboration within united nations system let highlight first clear financial resources adaptation completely inadequate last year oxfam international suggested climate
TUV 2008 428 428 international aviation maritime transport also believe new additional sources funding must identified channelled recently established adaptation fund help fund concrete adaptation projects in-country adapt impacts climate_change ensuring long-term survival livelihoods god-given lands welcome therefore recent launch several new funding initiatives climate_change must caution fragmentation international efforts warn need studies fulfil obligations climate
TUV 2008 443 443 adaptation fund help fund concrete adaptation projects in-country adapt impacts climate_change ensuring long-term survival livelihoods god-given lands welcome therefore recent launch several new funding initiatives climate_change must caution fragmentation international efforts warn need studies fulfil obligations urgently save suffering climate_change secondly need collaborative action united nations institutions non-governmental organizations develop comprehensive climate
TUV 2008 457 457 livelihoods god-given lands welcome therefore recent launch several new funding initiatives climate_change must caution fragmentation international efforts warn need studies fulfil obligations urgently save suffering climate_change secondly need collaborative action united nations institutions non-governmental organizations develop comprehensive approach long-term adaptation action first step believe special coordination committee established auspices general assembly climate
TUV 2008 534 534 blueprint number others encourage president look closely blueprint develop ideas strongly believe political moral responsibility world particularly caused problem save small islands countries like tuvalu climate_change ensure continue live home islands long- term security cultural identity fundamental human dignity forcing us leave islands due inaction responsible immoral used quick-fix solution problem climate
TUV 2008 569 569 identity fundamental human dignity forcing us leave islands due inaction responsible immoral used quick-fix solution problem context therefore tuvalu also strongly supports draft resolution security climate_change submitted pacific small island developing states reintroduced sixty-third session urge others co-sponsor important draft resolution properly address issues raised tuvalu recently attended high-level conference world climate
TUV 2008 890 890 need restructure expand security council order properly reflect regional balance must take fresh look membership council can properly address emerging global peace security challenges including climate_change also believe seat allocated representative small island developing state reformed security council broader context united nations reforms support secretary-general’s remarks changing world needs stronger united climate
TUV 2008 1077 1077 derrick sikua solomon islands vice- president took chair government firmly believes next months will extremely critical time history united nations must act promptly decisively address climate_change achieve millennium development goals respond global crises food energy issues closely linked must rise challenges god bless united nations tuvalu mo te atua climate
TZA 2008 81 81 us excellent manner discharging responsibilities high office appreciate way answered call duty delegation reaffirm support great work devotion achieving millennium development goals mdgs reversing impact climate_change concern africa’s development won hearts many us continent stand assembly dual capacity chairman african union president country bring message hope optimism africa africa longer hopeless climate
UKR 2008 62 62 assembly sixty-third session wish every success critical time confident feeling empty words general discussions day feel cool wind international relations complicates tempers mutual responsibilities difference temperature pressure leads hurricane atmospheric changes worldwide politics comparable effects 08-51749 great illusion power becomes today’s ultimate weakness giant vehicle ideals shaping forces principal challenge us climate
VAT 2008 94 94 events trends submitted debate coherent consensual timely response year dominated number challenges crises natural man-made calamities staggering economies financial turmoil rising food fuel prices impact climate_change local wars tensions called hall identify common causes denominators underlying diverse crises craft adequate long-term solutions one clear facts recognized every crisis presents mixture natural climate
VAT 2008 411 411 community provide food security protect basic human rights peoples opportunity live freedom fear want thus realizing inherent dignity one area best intentions require urgent action climate_change delegation commends secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership recognizing urgency tackling issue commend states civil society making necessary political personal sacrifices ensure better future challenge climate_change various climate
VAT 2008 435 435 action climate_change delegation commends secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership recognizing urgency tackling issue commend states civil society making necessary political personal sacrifices ensure better future challenge climate_change various solutions proposed put action led us call attention preoccupation inconsistency existing today realm international national law technically possible must legally licit adopting ever stringent climate
VCT 2008 485 485 imported problem buffeted winds unequal trade liberalization agricultural subsidies developed states force nascent 08-52272 agro-industries uncompetitive demise witness world crops grown feed cars people starve climate_change ruins age-old farming fishing livelihoods so-called food crisis now face symptom deeper structural flaws global economic system consumerist culture represents human face confluence countless systemic climate
VCT 2008 852 852 vibrant people denied participation world health organization specialized agencies caribbean midst annual hurricane season awesome winds sea surges torrential rains gustav hanna ike brought issue climate_change sharp relief matter life death people caribbean small island developing states similarly cost adaptation changes wrought industrialized brothers sisters must borne adequately responsibly profoundly altered climate
VEN 2008 783 783 demanding changes come secretary-general ban ki-moon address assembly 5th meeting referred need new understanding business ethics compassion less unconditional faith magic markets greed consumerism brought climate_change energy crisis financial chaos food crisis world food crisis continues expand food become just form merchandise used maximize profits human right food ignored according statistics climate
VNM 2008 72 72 still occur many parts world new tensions emerged europe including balkans caucasus time world experiencing severe economic uncertainties since 1997- financial crisis together new challenges climate_change food energy security crises ever current situation compels nations promote dialogue cooperation surmount common challenges man-made natural viet nam supports efforts end violence afghanistan iraq climate
VNM 2008 203 203 development viet nam undertakes work closely united nations african union find peaceful solutions conflicts disputes still rage continent new uncertainties unfolding global economic financial situation climate_change energy food shortages becoming serious global issues face situation essential enhance international cooperation overcome problems regard developed pv 08-53122 countries take measures maintain macroeconomic financial climate
VNM 2008 380 380 deeply engage world viet nam seriously observed commitments actively participated addressing global issues strongly support bali road map aims establish legal framework international cooperation addressing climate_change beyond despite natural disasters epidemics viet nam honouring commitments maintain volume rice exports million tons annually intend continue efforts ease pressures caused rising price food climate
VUT 2008 268 268 place among us united nations organization family independent sovereign nations peoples world must stand firm promote peace security equality throughout world world’s majority accepted phenomenon climate_change reality longer academic theory kyoto bali observation consistently repeated increase occurrence natural calamities destructive powers stark reminder increasing vulnerability today’s global environment nature respects boundaries climate
VUT 2008 321 321 natural disasters will constantly remind us harsh experiences critical development challenges confronting many island countries join colleagues pacific region call international community concerted action addressing climate_change security issue unless present trend global_warming reversed sincere concerted international action united nations framework pacific colleague nations will submerged tragedy happen united nations members will climate
VUT 2008 327 327 harsh experiences critical development challenges confronting many island countries join colleagues pacific region call international community concerted action addressing climate_change security issue unless present trend global_warming reversed sincere concerted international action united nations framework pacific colleague nations will submerged tragedy happen united nations members will failed first basic duty member innocent climate
WSM 2008 289 289 states hard-earned efforts right now world facing difficult troubled time members global community futures inextricably linked samoa small size country isolation major markets permanent vulnerability climate_change factors beyond control yet even least developed small island nation made little contribution causes today’s crises samoa shielded immediate negative impact long-term consequences global crises climate
WSM 2008 318 318 yet even least developed small island nation made little contribution causes today’s crises samoa shielded immediate negative impact long-term consequences global crises know bitter experience global_warming energy food prices now mayhem financial markets threatens engulf world affect nations irrespective whether contributed crises spite shortcomings organization united nations remains viable institution draws climate
WSM 2008 697 697 mdgs one innovative way using sports vehicle effect change behaviour relay development messages installation solar-powered mdg scoreboard front government building monitor national progress towards mdgs climate_change continues play pivotal role decisions leaders region pacific islands forum meeting august adopted niue declaration climate_change forum communiqué issued summit highlighted vulnerability pacific small island climate
WSM 2008 713 713 scoreboard front government building monitor national progress towards mdgs climate_change continues play pivotal role decisions leaders region pacific islands forum meeting august adopted niue declaration climate_change forum communiqué issued summit highlighted vulnerability pacific small island developing states impacts climate_change european union pacific islands forum troika agreed last week work together highlight climate
WSM 2008 726 726 role decisions leaders region pacific islands forum meeting august adopted niue declaration climate_change forum communiqué issued summit highlighted vulnerability pacific small island developing states impacts climate_change european union pacific islands forum troika agreed last week work together highlight ongoing vulnerability pacific islands impacts sea- level rise representatives united nations working like-minded climate
WSM 2008 757 757 troika agreed last week work together highlight ongoing vulnerability pacific islands impacts sea- level rise representatives united nations working like-minded countries bring fore security implications climate_change total efforts partnerships convince denial climate_change real effects already felt pacific island states low-lying islands climate_change existential issue long-term survivability stake selfless concerted efforts countries climate
WSM 2008 763 763 highlight ongoing vulnerability pacific islands impacts sea- level rise representatives united nations working like-minded countries bring fore security implications climate_change total efforts partnerships convince denial climate_change real effects already felt pacific island states low-lying islands climate_change existential issue long-term survivability stake selfless concerted efforts countries led major greenhouse gas emitters can climate
WSM 2008 773 773 united nations working like-minded countries bring fore security implications climate_change total efforts partnerships convince denial climate_change real effects already felt pacific island states low-lying islands climate_change existential issue long-term survivability stake selfless concerted efforts countries led major greenhouse gas emitters can fighting chance lessening destructive impact climate_change enhancing chances credible post-kyoto climate
WSM 2008 785 785 partnerships convince denial climate_change real effects already felt pacific island states low-lying islands climate_change existential issue long-term survivability stake selfless concerted efforts countries led major greenhouse gas emitters can fighting chance lessening destructive impact climate_change enhancing chances credible post-kyoto agreement beyond reach goal bali road map four pillars adaptation mitigation finance climate
WSM 2008 794 794 island states low-lying islands climate_change existential issue long-term survivability stake selfless concerted efforts countries led major greenhouse gas emitters can fighting chance lessening destructive impact climate_change enhancing chances credible post-kyoto agreement beyond reach goal bali road map four pillars adaptation mitigation finance technology supported word deed unpredictable weather patterns recent times climate
WSM 2008 878 878 remain optimistic either change heart new circumstances countries will join kyoto protocol strengthen implementation regimes convention mentioned last year offer united nations system establish inter-agency climate_change centre country coordinated support pacific island countries regional organizations climate_change mitigation adaptation disaster risk reduction given clear importance pacific region project samoa allocated land acres climate
WSM 2008 888 888 kyoto protocol strengthen implementation regimes convention mentioned last year offer united nations system establish inter-agency climate_change centre country coordinated support pacific island countries regional organizations climate_change mitigation adaptation disaster risk reduction given clear importance pacific region project samoa allocated land acres locate centre awaits provision necessary resources united nations facility already climate
YEM 2008 456 456 countries particular increasing number hungry people around world compounded industrial states growing use biofuels poses threat world’s current food reserves agree biofuels help reduce damage global_warming equation might change entirely take account potential effect large proportion world’s population may facing famine food must produced interests mass humanity poor countries facing major climate
ZAF 2008 53 53 work done tenure president assembly sixty-second session come body reaffirm need always called implementation promises pledges made focus sixty-third session general assembly global food crisis climate_change reform united nations confluence food fuel financial crises well effects climate_change pose real threat will undermine progress made developing countries struggle poverty underdevelopment millennium summit climate
ZAF 2008 64 64 always called implementation promises pledges made focus sixty-third session general assembly global food crisis climate_change reform united nations confluence food fuel financial crises well effects climate_change pose real threat will undermine progress made developing countries struggle poverty underdevelopment millennium summit held heads state government adopted declaration resolution communicated message hope vision climate
ZAF 2008 252 252 countries continent calling massive resource transfers development assistance investment trade technology transfers human resource development will ensure african developing countries able successfully adapt devastating impact climate_change achieve mdgs however order accelerate achievement millennium development goals much attention needs focused goal regarding empowerment women women need centre development agents change socially economically climate
ZAF 2008 427 427 will make major contribution achievement mdgs regard submission doha round trade negotiations allowed die must remain focused development originally envisaged recent years witnessed devastating effects climate_change especially island states hurricanes become frequent vicious together droughts floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns rest world course climate_change requires urgent response given agreement bali last year climate
ZAF 2008 439 439 allowed die must remain focused development originally envisaged recent years witnessed devastating effects climate_change especially island states hurricanes become frequent vicious together droughts floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns rest world course climate_change requires urgent response given agreement bali last year road map negotiations hope negotiations completed copenhagen will necessarily set stage concerted climate
ZAF 2008 444 444 development originally envisaged recent years witnessed devastating effects climate_change especially island states hurricanes become frequent vicious together droughts floods unpredictable extreme_weather patterns rest world course climate_change requires urgent response given agreement bali last year road map negotiations hope negotiations completed copenhagen will necessarily set stage concerted action countries address climate_change manifestations climate
ZAF 2008 468 468 course climate_change requires urgent response given agreement bali last year road map negotiations hope negotiations completed copenhagen will necessarily set stage concerted action countries address climate_change manifestations developed countries taking lead south africa commits approaching preparations copenhagen constructively view reaching agreement ambitious balanced inclusive join many leaders world expressed support fundamental climate
ZMB 2008 773 773 depend agriculture livelihoods therefore finding solution high food prices ensure inadvertently encourage rural- urban migration including measures disadvantageous engaged food general agricultural production addition issue climate_change worsened food crisis requires concerted efforts international community address development adaptation mitigation measures zambia like sub-saharan africa spared adverse effects climate_change increased exposure drought rising climate
ZMB 2008 794 794 agricultural production addition issue climate_change worsened food crisis requires concerted efforts international community address development adaptation mitigation measures zambia like sub-saharan africa spared adverse effects climate_change increased exposure drought rising temperatures erratic rainfall extreme_weather conditions threatening water agricultural systems thereby condemning millions face malnutrition water shortages mr tanin afghanistan vice-president took climate
ZMB 2008 802 802 requires concerted efforts international community address development adaptation mitigation measures zambia like sub-saharan africa spared adverse effects climate_change increased exposure drought rising temperatures erratic rainfall extreme_weather conditions threatening water agricultural systems thereby condemning millions face malnutrition water shortages mr tanin afghanistan vice-president took chair let now turn ongoing reforms united nations climate
ZWE 2008 208 208 resources fight hunger adequate support food production programmes absolutely necessary call research better seed varieties assistance irrigation technology improved water harvesting methods necessary mitigate effects climate_change agriculture zimbabwe believes challenges climate_change addressed context development programmes recognize three pillars economic social thrusts well environmental protection past year zimbabwe proud played modest part climate
ZWE 2008 213 213 food production programmes absolutely necessary call research better seed varieties assistance irrigation technology improved water harvesting methods necessary mitigate effects climate_change agriculture zimbabwe believes challenges climate_change addressed context development programmes recognize three pillars economic social thrusts well environmental protection past year zimbabwe proud played modest part promoting sustainable development chairmanship sixteenth climate
ZWE 2008 409 409 long way towards laying foundation sustainable food production land reform programme majority rural people empowered contribute household national food security indeed masters destiny however effects climate_change included recurrent droughts floods past seven years illegal unilaterally imposed sanctions country hindered zimbabwe’s efforts increase food production appeal world’s collective conscience apply pressure immediate climate
AGO 2009 123 123 summit major united nations conferences well commitment consistently shown placing needs development africa centre international agenda also like praise secretary-general timely initiative convene high-level meeting climate_change assembly’s sixty-fourth session taking place political social economic context enormous complexity ensuring international peace security fighting poverty protecting environment ensuring better future generations come ensuring climate
ALB 2009 571 571 civilizations accordance national strategy intercultural dialogue offer example religious harmony coexistence one invaluable spiritual heritages nation contribution aims united nations initiative general debate preceded summit climate_change gives great pleasure inform assembly per cent electricity country consumes comes 09-52592 renewable hydroelectric power although open energy sources including nuclear working hard far secured climate
AND 2009 512 512 financial situation need promote transparency regulatory mechanisms financial activities solving international financial crisis one main priorities doubt however need tackle issues affecting international community referring climate_change already mentioned assembly hall one serious challenges humankind ever faced principality andorra recognize efforts united nations try mobilize international community french head state 09-52592 co-prince climate
AND 2009 555 555 mobilize international community french head state 09-52592 co-prince andorra nicolas sarkozy reminded us see time state make strong commitment solving issue andorra’s commitment combating effects climate_change real progress can already seen efforts ratification convention protection ozone layer hope copenhagen december will possible adopt new climate agreement equitable efficient ambitious scientific point climate
ARE 2009 75 75 stability number countries stalemate middle east peace process united arab emirates like seize opportunity express pride international community selected masdar city abu dhabi seat international renewable_energy agency context renew commitment readiness cooperate fully providing facilities technical resources required success international agency wish stress united arab emirates interest developing programme peaceful uses climate
ARG 2009 272 272 governments region believe us defining multilateralism going require specific actions rules absolutely us will parameters comes time judge conduct attitudes institutional situations yesterday took part climate_change event convened secretary-general ban ki-moon order bring positions closer together view copenhagen conference will take place little weeks time decade half ago agreed united nations climate
ARG 2009 300 300 secretary-general ban ki-moon order bring positions closer together view copenhagen conference will take place little weeks time decade half ago agreed united nations framework convention climate_change dealing environmental protection later adopted kyoto protocol order begin ensuring respect obligations undertaken nations decade half later clear neither agreement satisfactorily implemented essentially sometimes nations climate
ATG 2009 105 105 economic crisis since great depression additional challenges currently confront us include increased incidence impact pandemic diseases worsening poverty hunger trap millions around globe adverse consequences climate_change tensions peace security increasing environmental degradation history recorded success leaders will determined stewardship turbulent times years ago much warmer gentler climes small island nations like climate
ATG 2009 171 171 small islands issues grapple gargantuan many cases exacerbated ill-conceived ineffective interventions structures none among us immune financial insecurity brought global banking mismanagement fraud time global climate_change threatens overwhelm fabric small nations said rising tide globalization floats boats sea economic opportunities now clear tides can turn economic tsunami one swift wave can climate
ATG 2009 777 777 sisters cuba world leader defender justice united states america must embrace change fully interests men women children cuba worth reiterating parallels global economic crisis global climate_change crisis stark dire small island developing states faced adverse impacts crisis making threatening quite literally case sister nations pacific wipe us face earth recognized fact climate
ATG 2009 811 811 adverse impacts crisis making threatening quite literally case sister nations pacific wipe us face earth recognized fact worth repeating small island states contribute least causes climate_change yet suffer effects summit alliance small island states held earlier week country joined island states sending strong message international community need bold ambitious actions small climate
ATG 2009 850 850 island states sending strong message international community need bold ambitious actions small island states expressed profound disappointment lack tangible action within united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations protect small island developing states vulnerable countries peoples culture land ecosystems responsibility mitigating climate_change common responsibility nations developed developing however developed countries shoulder moral climate
ATG 2009 865 865 profound disappointment lack tangible action within united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations protect small island developing states vulnerable countries peoples culture land ecosystems responsibility mitigating climate_change common responsibility nations developed developing however developed countries shoulder moral ethical historical responsibilities emitting high levels anthropogenic greenhouse gases atmosphere actions now put planet jeopardy climate
ATG 2009 883 883 countries peoples culture land ecosystems responsibility mitigating climate_change common responsibility nations developed developing however developed countries shoulder moral ethical historical responsibilities emitting high levels anthropogenic greenhouse gases atmosphere actions now put planet jeopardy compromised well-being present future generations antigua barbuda therefore fully supports sister nation people’s republic china call developed countries climate
ATG 2009 928 928 people’s republic china call developed countries take responsibility provide new additional adequate predictable financial support developing countries effect represents joint investment future humankind pivotal point climate_change negotiations will culminate december antigua barbuda also anxiously awaits international agreement significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions small island nation like highly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change climate
ATG 2009 942 942 support developing countries effect represents joint investment future humankind pivotal point climate_change negotiations will culminate december antigua barbuda also anxiously awaits international agreement significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions small island nation like highly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change including sea-level rise coral bleaching frequent intense hurricanes understands fate existence hangs outcome agreement climate
ATG 2009 953 953 climate_change negotiations will culminate december antigua barbuda also anxiously awaits international agreement significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions small island nation like highly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change including sea-level rise coral bleaching frequent intense hurricanes understands fate existence hangs outcome agreement wait bated breath hope humanity will show worthy planet nations will climate
ATG 2009 988 988 fate existence hangs outcome agreement wait bated breath hope humanity will show worthy planet nations will political will integrity leadership solve confounding challenge era effects climate_change forcibly brought home absolute necessity better disaster preparedness management risk reduction clearly illustrated several active hurricane seasons recent history cognizant government upgraded disaster management capabilities climate
ATG 2009 1048 1048 community resilience spirit cooperation solidarity look forward development partners make available necessary resources enable us implement national adaptation plans programmes will help address adverse effects climate_change vulnerable countries already experiencing urge view top-most priority moral imperative gender equality women’s empowerment remain centrepieces national development strategy antigua barbuda achieved 09-52463 universal primary climate
AUS 2009 693 693 review identify specific risks vulnerabilities future framework consistent important input development set global principles current proposal germany charter sustainable economic activity great global challenge age climate_change days remaining copenhagen governments world far agreement enough said need action climate_change today enough action taken collective political will date adequate meet task long discussions climate
AUS 2009 705 705 global principles current proposal germany charter sustainable economic activity great global challenge age climate_change days remaining copenhagen governments world far agreement enough said need action climate_change today enough action taken collective political will date adequate meet task long discussions developed developing countries degenerated mutual recrimination developing countries accusing developed countries failing climate
AUS 2009 737 737 will date adequate meet task long discussions developed developing countries degenerated mutual recrimination developing countries accusing developed countries failing meet obligations given undeniable responsibility bulk greenhouse gas emissions already atmosphere developed countries warning major emerging economies unless take action global_warming will increase unacceptable levels based emerging economy emissions alone trouble arguments climate
AUS 2009 751 751 countries accusing developed countries failing meet obligations given undeniable responsibility bulk greenhouse gas emissions already atmosphere developed countries warning major emerging economies unless take action global_warming will increase unacceptable levels based emerging economy emissions alone trouble arguments right required globally leadership embrace truth respond accordingly truth governments need reach beyond self-interests climate
AUS 2009 787 787 arguments right required globally leadership embrace truth respond accordingly truth governments need reach beyond self-interests instead fashion grand bargain developed developing countries world grand bargain climate_change embraces historical future responsibility grand bargain anchored science climate_change need keep temperature rises within degrees celsius avoid catastrophic climate_change grand bargain embracing three great challenges climate
AUS 2009 796 796 truth governments need reach beyond self-interests instead fashion grand bargain developed developing countries world grand bargain climate_change embraces historical future responsibility grand bargain anchored science climate_change need keep temperature rises within degrees celsius avoid catastrophic climate_change grand bargain embracing three great challenges climate_change yet resolve three challenges answer questions binding targets climate
AUS 2009 799 799 reach beyond self-interests instead fashion grand bargain developed developing countries world grand bargain climate_change embraces historical future responsibility grand bargain anchored science climate_change need keep temperature rises within degrees celsius avoid catastrophic climate_change grand bargain embracing three great challenges climate_change yet resolve three challenges answer questions binding targets commitments must developed climate
AUS 2009 806 806 developed developing countries world grand bargain climate_change embraces historical future responsibility grand bargain anchored science climate_change need keep temperature rises within degrees celsius avoid catastrophic climate_change grand bargain embracing three great challenges climate_change yet resolve three challenges answer questions binding targets commitments must developed developing countries adopt keep temperature rises within climate
AUS 2009 813 813 embraces historical future responsibility grand bargain anchored science climate_change need keep temperature rises within degrees celsius avoid catastrophic climate_change grand bargain embracing three great challenges climate_change yet resolve three challenges answer questions binding targets commitments must developed developing countries adopt keep temperature rises within degrees celsius public private climate_change financing arrangements climate
AUS 2009 829 829 avoid catastrophic climate_change grand bargain embracing three great challenges climate_change yet resolve three challenges answer questions binding targets commitments must developed developing countries adopt keep temperature rises within degrees celsius public private climate_change financing arrangements necessary support mitigation adaptation measures need implement future technology transfer need undertake renewable_energy carbon capture storage climate
AUS 2009 836 836 great challenges climate_change yet resolve three challenges answer questions binding targets commitments must developed developing countries adopt keep temperature rises within degrees celsius public private climate_change financing arrangements necessary support mitigation adaptation measures need implement future technology transfer need undertake renewable_energy carbon capture storage energy efficiency avoidance deforestation forest degradation bring climate
AUS 2009 851 851 countries adopt keep temperature rises within degrees celsius public private climate_change financing arrangements necessary support mitigation adaptation measures need implement future technology transfer need undertake renewable_energy carbon capture storage energy efficiency avoidance deforestation forest degradation bring real reductions greenhouse gas emissions period ahead grand bargain must strike needs resolve three challenges climate
AUS 2009 864 864 necessary support mitigation adaptation measures need implement future technology transfer need undertake renewable_energy carbon capture storage energy efficiency avoidance deforestation forest degradation bring real reductions greenhouse gas emissions period ahead grand bargain must strike needs resolve three challenges inextricably dependent must make use available mechanisms international cooperation including major economies forum climate
AUS 2009 941 941 time already running island states pacific coastal inundation prospect reality fifty per cent population island states reside within km coast south pacific part human face climate_change australia nationally regionally globally stands ready play part acting great moral environmental economic challenge time organization born shadow nuclear weapons shadow remains today one truth climate
AUS 2009 1103 1103 council summit non-proliferation disarmament important us must miss opportunity offers summon political resolve move towards nuclear-weapons-free world challenges global governance extend beyond global financial crisis climate_change threat nuclear weapons realization millennium development goals fundamental elimination extreme poverty remains obscenity age unprecedented global prosperity billion fellow human beings living extreme poverty core climate
AUT 2009 8 8 truly remarkable week remarkable leadership shown secretary-general climate_change new policies president obama eloquently set us constructive responses initiatives many parts world historic meeting security council committed world without nuclear weapons witnessed something new climate
AUT 2009 472 472 goals far assured view global financial crisis increased efforts international community urgently needed austria will contribute share global endeavour efforts will vain unable protect planet climate_change fundamental threat humankind aggravating poverty hunger 09-52592 environmental degradation insecurity thus seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december must climate
AUT 2009 492 492 will vain unable protect planet climate_change fundamental threat humankind aggravating poverty hunger 09-52592 environmental degradation insecurity thus seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december must decide concrete actions curb climate_change basis mutual trust strong international cooperation climate energy measures can also important part response current climate
AUT 2009 502 502 poverty hunger 09-52592 environmental degradation insecurity thus seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december must decide concrete actions curb climate_change basis mutual trust strong international cooperation climate energy measures can also important part response current economic crisis investments green technologies sustainable affordable stable energy supplies climate
BDI 2009 1280 1280 undertook raise official development assistance contributions per cent gdp well honour promise made scotland increase development aid billion per year starting half sum allocated africa climate_change constitutes threat peace food security africa around world therefore call adoption courageous measures limit production greenhouse gases incentives encourage reforestation policies protection equatorial forests responsible climate
BDI 2009 1296 1296 aid billion per year starting half sum allocated africa climate_change constitutes threat peace food security africa around world therefore call adoption courageous measures limit production greenhouse gases incentives encourage reforestation policies protection equatorial forests responsible management water energy resources use clean renewable energies burundi endorses common african union position set prime climate
BDI 2009 1339 1339 burundi endorses common african union position set prime minister ethiopia will reaffirmed copenhagen conference welcome measures announced president barack obama european union japan considerably reduce greenhouse gas emissions manage toxic waste responsibly provide financial technological resources least- developed landlocked countries burundi renews pledge united nations continue working ensure peoples entire world climate
BEL 2009 20 20 nothing created without men nothing lasts without institutions words jean monnet one founders european union remain true ever security climate_change effects globalization challenges countries face global approach united nations playing central role needed united nations must earn central role president barack obama said see complain climate
BEL 2009 648 648 trust view recognition commitment finally human rights also concern rights future generations earth loan children today ever heritage threatened environmental protection main shared concern priority climate_change conference scheduled late copenhagen opportunity squandered need make specific binding commitments believe european union shown way ambitious package measures adopted late institutions function without input climate
BEN 2009 513 513 education making free caesarean sections available better approach reproductive health social measures implemented time major work begun infrastructure however ongoing economic recession worsening harmful consequences climate_change threaten seriously jeopardize considerable progress made implementing pivotal national project one year ago international monetary fund predicted gross domestic product sub-saharan african countries increase per climate
BEN 2009 632 632 millennium development goals decisions taken context implementing commitments made group eight gleneagles millennium declaration brussels declaration least developed countries statements warmly welcomed applauded recent summit climate_change convened secretary- general consequences climate_change considerably complicate deal benin among vulnerable countries least equipped address climate_change addition torrential rains concentrated just weeks year coastal erosion climate
BEN 2009 637 637 context implementing commitments made group eight gleneagles millennium declaration brussels declaration least developed countries statements warmly welcomed applauded recent summit climate_change convened secretary- general consequences climate_change considerably complicate deal benin among vulnerable countries least equipped address climate_change addition torrential rains concentrated just weeks year coastal erosion due mainly rise sea level climate
BEN 2009 648 648 least developed countries statements warmly welcomed applauded recent summit climate_change convened secretary- general consequences climate_change considerably complicate deal benin among vulnerable countries least equipped address climate_change addition torrential rains concentrated just weeks year coastal erosion due mainly rise sea level already observed benin neighbouring countries also long recurrent droughts natural disasters climate
BEN 2009 866 866 nations able help emerging countries fully shoulder international commitments linked new status exploit strengths promote south-south triangular cooperation order achieve millennium development goals better adapt climate_change convinced another name peace development peace development essential survival earth must find essential means promote peace development need united nations able assure effective prevention armed climate
BFA 2009 143 143 experienced floods caused extensive loss life material damage reiterate deepest thanks friends partners supported us dealing consequences natural disaster growing frequency events world due effects climate_change must therefore take action address pressing need come appropriate solutions regard welcome marked convergence views mobilization international community connection issue climate_change fifteenth united nations conference climate
BFA 2009 164 164 events world due effects climate_change must therefore take action address pressing need come appropriate solutions regard welcome marked convergence views mobilization international community connection issue climate_change fifteenth united nations conference climate_change held december copenhagen will offer countries prime opportunity take bold decisions protect generation planet effects global_warming end burkina faso will climate
BFA 2009 169 169 must therefore take action address pressing need come appropriate solutions regard welcome marked convergence views mobilization international community connection issue climate_change fifteenth united nations conference climate_change held december copenhagen will offer countries prime opportunity take bold decisions protect generation planet effects global_warming end burkina faso will host october ouagadougou seventh world climate
BFA 2009 185 185 international community connection issue climate_change fifteenth united nations conference climate_change held december copenhagen will offer countries prime opportunity take bold decisions protect generation planet effects global_warming end burkina faso will host october ouagadougou seventh world forum sustainable development context climate_change event will allow africa continent ill- equipped resist adapt consequences climate_change climate
BFA 2009 199 199 offer countries prime opportunity take bold decisions protect generation planet effects global_warming end burkina faso will host october ouagadougou seventh world forum sustainable development context climate_change event will allow africa continent ill- equipped resist adapt consequences climate_change amplify contribution global debate issue recurring conflicts affecting world genuine threat peace international security climate
BFA 2009 210 210 global_warming end burkina faso will host october ouagadougou seventh world forum sustainable development context climate_change event will allow africa continent ill- equipped resist adapt consequences climate_change amplify contribution global debate issue recurring conflicts affecting world genuine threat peace international security well serious obstacle economic social progress nations burkina faso wishes express climate
BGD 2009 637 637 special preferential treatment ldcs removal agricultural subsidies developed world will also sought order address challenges face ensuring food security critical advancing development agenda time now climate_change adversely impacting low-lying deltaic monsoonal country although bangladesh’s contribution climate_change negligible one worst victims erratic floods cyclones droughts earthquakes disrupting agriculture challenging water resources well climate
BGD 2009 647 647 also sought order address challenges face ensuring food security critical advancing development agenda time now climate_change adversely impacting low-lying deltaic monsoonal country although bangladesh’s contribution climate_change negligible one worst victims erratic floods cyclones droughts earthquakes disrupting agriculture challenging water resources well health energy urban planning particular cyclones battering coastal areas taken climate
BGD 2009 748 748 worldwide result climate-change factors one every people world one every seven bangladesh victim bangladesh therefore decided take measures immediately dredging major rivers top agenda adaptation climate_change capital dredging projects will keep rivers natural course deepen hold water restrict flooding reduce flood damage reclaim inundated arable land keep navigable maintenance dredging ensure climate
BGD 2009 834 834 huge costs climate-change trust fund established resources order implement projects assistance international community imperative rapid unplanned urbanization occupational dislocation lack food water land security consequences climate_change affected communities lose homes also stand lose identity nationality existence cases countries december year will meet copenhagen fifteenth session conference parties therefore critical outcome conference climate
BGD 2009 881 881 therefore critical outcome conference reflect commitment assured adequate easily accessible funding adaptation affordable eco-friendly technology transfer developing countries particularly ldcs well specific commitments deeper cuts greenhouse emissions bangladesh course make strong call conference consider new legal regime protect climate migrants kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change ensures social cultural economic climate
BGD 2009 902 902 specific commitments deeper cuts greenhouse emissions bangladesh course make strong call conference consider new legal regime protect climate migrants kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change ensures social cultural economic rehabilitation migrants displaced climate_change vital issue climate_change recent bold courageous proposal prime minister gordon brown united kingdom caught imagination states forefront climate
BGD 2009 910 910 make strong call conference consider new legal regime protect climate migrants kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change ensures social cultural economic rehabilitation migrants displaced climate_change vital issue climate_change recent bold courageous proposal prime minister gordon brown united kingdom caught imagination states forefront dealing climate_change among proposals proposed fund support adaptation climate
BGD 2009 913 913 conference consider new legal regime protect climate migrants kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change ensures social cultural economic rehabilitation migrants displaced climate_change vital issue climate_change recent bold courageous proposal prime minister gordon brown united kingdom caught imagination states forefront dealing climate_change among proposals proposed fund support adaptation mitigation programmes countries climate
BGD 2009 929 929 social cultural economic rehabilitation migrants displaced climate_change vital issue climate_change recent bold courageous proposal prime minister gordon brown united kingdom caught imagination states forefront dealing climate_change among proposals proposed fund support adaptation mitigation programmes countries affected climate_change particular won support beginning systematic flow funds towards improving adversely changing environmental conditions around climate
BGD 2009 940 940 bold courageous proposal prime minister gordon brown united kingdom caught imagination states forefront dealing climate_change among proposals proposed fund support adaptation mitigation programmes countries affected climate_change particular won support beginning systematic flow funds towards improving adversely changing environmental conditions around globe copenhagen conference seriously consider proposal conference must also aware climate-change climate
BGD 2009 1432 1432 power languages sustain cultures indeed identity nations seek support membership united nations general assembly acceptance official language united nations present witnessing rapidly changing world result climate_change economic turmoil terrorism crystal clear wish open eyes belong global village must live work together therefore call upon states discard short-sighted discords adopt common resolve climate
BGR 2009 135 135 therefore fully supports efforts strengthen united nations capacity deliver effective international responses global challenges pressing issues require attention undoubtedly global economic financial crisis negative impact climate_change light particularly appreciate secretary-general’s initiative convene united nations summit climate_change september furthermore like express support statement made president france general debate indeed running time want climate
BGR 2009 145 145 international responses global challenges pressing issues require attention undoubtedly global economic financial crisis negative impact climate_change light particularly appreciate secretary-general’s initiative convene united nations summit climate_change september furthermore like express support statement made president france general debate indeed running time want reach agreement copenhagen timely action needed globalized world twenty-first century climate
BHR 2009 986 986 security council maintain momentum activate peace development twin concerns world natural feel frustration face prevailing environmental degradation pandemics desertification poverty water scarcity depletion ozone layer climate_change world financial crisis challenges represent imminent threat life now future generations therefore overstatement say twenty-first century destinies intertwined need redouble collective efforts address universal dangers climate
BHR 2009 1046 1046 cooperation united nations presence secretary-general hosted may launch global assessment report disaster risk reduction report deals issues pertaining protection lives property natural disaster situations related global_warming earthquakes floods rising sea levels hope major industrial countries will play key role forging agreement december’s copenhagen climate_change conference view curbing harmful greenhouse gas emissions climate
BHR 2009 1064 1064 protection lives property natural disaster situations related global_warming earthquakes floods rising sea levels hope major industrial countries will play key role forging agreement december’s copenhagen climate_change conference view curbing harmful greenhouse gas emissions hope necessary political will can mustered respond threat humanity make world safer sustainable context kingdom bahrain capacity small climate
BHR 2009 1069 1069 situations related global_warming earthquakes floods rising sea levels hope major industrial countries will play key role forging agreement december’s copenhagen climate_change conference view curbing harmful greenhouse gas emissions hope necessary political will can mustered respond threat humanity make world safer sustainable context kingdom bahrain capacity small island developing state wishes express climate
BHR 2009 1100 1100 will can mustered respond threat humanity make world safer sustainable context kingdom bahrain capacity small island developing state wishes express great concern evident causal relation climate_change rising sea levels poses serious threat world agreement small island developing states concern adverse impact increase average global temperature conclusion gravity characterizes present session exemplified climate
BHR 2009 1119 1119 express great concern evident causal relation climate_change rising sea levels poses serious threat world agreement small island developing states concern adverse impact increase average global temperature conclusion gravity characterizes present session exemplified responsible discussions first week notably september summit climate_change september security council summit see s pv reconfirms need return spirit climate
BHR 2009 1133 1133 agreement small island developing states concern adverse impact increase average global temperature conclusion gravity characterizes present session exemplified responsible discussions first week notably september summit climate_change september security council summit see s pv reconfirms need return spirit charter united nations principal forum multilateral cooperation address wide range contemporary issues united nations climate
BHS 2009 351 351 government committed paying assessed contributions full timely manner believe proposed scale assessments unfair unduly burdensome countries bahamas therefore reconsidered adjusted taking account considerations reflect vulnerabilities climate_change presents acute challenges small island developing states bahamas certainly vulnerable impact one major consequences climate_change bahamas increase number frequency ferocity hurricanes affecting country region last climate
BHS 2009 366 366 countries bahamas therefore reconsidered adjusted taking account considerations reflect vulnerabilities climate_change presents acute challenges small island developing states bahamas certainly vulnerable impact one major consequences climate_change bahamas increase number frequency ferocity hurricanes affecting country region last two decades restoration recovery efforts required result extreme events taken toll amounting hundreds millions dollars climate
BHS 2009 415 415 millions dollars past decade alone diverting scarce resources critically important national development programmes compromising efforts sustainable development hence special interest actions taken mitigate adverse impacts climate_change also measures designed slow 09-52470 indeed reverse actions negatively affect climate founding member alliance small island states bahamas joined many like-minded states region around world climate
BHS 2009 458 458 bahamas joined many like-minded states region around world calling global agreement copenhagen legally binding targets will permit us achieve ultimate objectives united nations framework convention climate_change bahamas cognizant responsibility climate_change rest developed countries alone within limited capabilities undertaken number appropriate actions highlighted high-level event order increase resistance adverse impacts climate_change also climate
BHS 2009 462 462 states region around world calling global agreement copenhagen legally binding targets will permit us achieve ultimate objectives united nations framework convention climate_change bahamas cognizant responsibility climate_change rest developed countries alone within limited capabilities undertaken number appropriate actions highlighted high-level event order increase resistance adverse impacts climate_change also important initiatives undertaken quest climate
BHS 2009 482 482 convention climate_change bahamas cognizant responsibility climate_change rest developed countries alone within limited capabilities undertaken number appropriate actions highlighted high-level event order increase resistance adverse impacts climate_change also important initiatives undertaken quest environmental protection cause greater harm good example introduction air-passenger levy will damage already weakened tourism industry industry economic lifeline proposed climate
BIH 2009 368 368 strategy social inclusion strategy anti-poverty strategy drafted earlier implemented projects carried cooperation relevant united nations agencies bosnia herzegovina wish take opportunity express gratitude intensive cooperation climate_change one key issues require urgent response international community bosnia herzegovina aspires end year successful completion international negotiations climate_change furthermore hope copenhagen summit will produce agreement climate
BIH 2009 386 386 wish take opportunity express gratitude intensive cooperation climate_change one key issues require urgent response international community bosnia herzegovina aspires end year successful completion international negotiations climate_change furthermore hope copenhagen summit will produce agreement outpaces kyoto protocol will gain support united nations member states however island countries affected problem universal challenge threat climate
BLR 2009 616 616 role clean green technologies given increasing interdependence energy environment determining role energy global survival otherwise year face especially momentous task elaboration new post-kyoto agreements deal global_warming include universal introduction new renewable_energy sources issue discussed depth thematic dialogue general assembly held june good beginning yet must move decisively forward increasing topicality energy climate
BLR 2009 621 621 increasing interdependence energy environment determining role energy global survival otherwise year face especially momentous task elaboration new post-kyoto agreements deal global_warming include universal introduction new renewable_energy sources issue discussed depth thematic dialogue general assembly held june good beginning yet must move decisively forward increasing topicality energy environment agenda requires creation specific climate
BLR 2009 658 658 beginning yet must move decisively forward increasing topicality energy environment agenda requires creation specific partnership global mechanism improve access developing countries countries economies transition new renewable_energy sources issue must shelved need lay foundations qualitative breakthrough session general assembly belarus will initiate comprehensive study issue involvement leading international experts include results conclusions climate
BLZ 2009 573 573 half world’s protected areas found countries still poverty remains prevalent countries three quarters world’s poor live middle- income countries also account estimated per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions given aforementioned evident whatever happens middle-income countries affects entire world better worse reason interest world community middle-income countries remain viable vibrant dynamic order happen climate
BLZ 2009 892 892 industry occur shudder think suffering hardship occasion country people convinced equitable effective way address issue offshore financial services mechanism multilateral cooperation states participate equal footing climate_change poses perhaps serious threat sustainable development viability need remind assembly emerging scientific evidence prognosticates rapid climate_change sea-level rise let take opportunity applaud secretary-general making climate_change climate
BLZ 2009 908 908 financial services mechanism multilateral cooperation states participate equal footing climate_change poses perhaps serious threat sustainable development viability need remind assembly emerging scientific evidence prognosticates rapid climate_change sea-level rise let take opportunity applaud secretary-general making climate_change priority convening last week’s summit urgency global response issue inescapable welcome various national regional efforts construct climate
BLZ 2009 917 917 climate_change poses perhaps serious threat sustainable development viability need remind assembly emerging scientific evidence prognosticates rapid climate_change sea-level rise let take opportunity applaud secretary-general making climate_change priority convening last week’s summit urgency global response issue inescapable welcome various national regional efforts construct mechanisms address climate_change impact region belize hosts caribbean community climate
BLZ 2009 936 936 let take opportunity applaud secretary-general making climate_change priority convening last week’s summit urgency global response issue inescapable welcome various national regional efforts construct mechanisms address climate_change impact region belize hosts caribbean community climate_change centre benefited support international community recognized centre excellence however know well impacts observing today piecemeal action sufficient fact climate
BLZ 2009 943 943 priority convening last week’s summit urgency global response issue inescapable welcome various national regional efforts construct mechanisms address climate_change impact region belize hosts caribbean community climate_change centre benefited support international community recognized centre excellence however know well impacts observing today piecemeal action sufficient fact notwithstanding national regional action global greenhouse gas climate
BLZ 2009 967 967 community climate_change centre benefited support international community recognized centre excellence however know well impacts observing today piecemeal action sufficient fact notwithstanding national regional action global greenhouse gas emissions continue increase can begin respond effectively problem agreeing implement ambitious mitigation targets increasing support adaptation considering small island developing states particularly vulnerable coastal climate
BLZ 2009 997 997 can begin respond effectively problem agreeing implement ambitious mitigation targets increasing support adaptation considering small island developing states particularly vulnerable coastal countries already experiencing dangerous climate_change avoiding adverse effects especially vulnerable countries benchmark determining targets levels support regard prophetic words president maldives resonate good reason save maldives today save tomorrow building climate
BOL 2009 113 113 unity dignity need unity tackle deep economic divergences deep asymmetries continents families countries must unity context complementarity order meet peoples demands ongoing debate financial crisis climate_change well problems democracy energy food crises welcome number statements addressed focused origins crisis majority presidents majority statements referred effects causes like speak frankly assembly listeners climate
BOL 2009 437 437 forces involvement international community particularly southern cone able halt civilian military coup d’état reasons convinced military bases guarantee democracy integration social peace also discussing subject climate_change like take opportunity propose number issues assembly utmost importance us inhabit mother earth indigenous movement mother earth many others planet earth environment us live harmony climate
BOL 2009 575 575 rights protect rights mother earth will point defending human rights prepared discuss concept sooner later everyone will understand important defend rights mother earth currently discussing climate_change propose presidents representatives brothers sisters listening throughout world simple three-point proposal first developed countries must acknowledge pay climate debt humankind owe planet earth secondly court climate
BRA 2009 34 34 concerning humankind’s major problems wish discuss three crucial issues believe interconnected three perils haunt planet ongoing economic crisis lack stable democratic world governance threat posed climate_change lives exactly one year ago outset economic crisis overtook world economy said rostrum history never forgive us serious blunder dealing impact crisis rather causes crisis climate
BRA 2009 725 725 international community demands mr zelaya immediately return presidency country must alert ensure inviolability brazil’s diplomatic mission capital honduras finally unless political will prevails threats world climate_change will continue grow countries must take action turn back global_warming dismayed reluctance developed countries shoulder share burden comes fighting climate_change burden developing poor countries tasks climate
BRA 2009 735 735 alert ensure inviolability brazil’s diplomatic mission capital honduras finally unless political will prevails threats world climate_change will continue grow countries must take action turn back global_warming dismayed reluctance developed countries shoulder share burden comes fighting climate_change burden developing poor countries tasks alone brazil part will arrive copenhagen precise alternatives commitments approved climate
BRA 2009 745 745 political will prevails threats world climate_change will continue grow countries must take action turn back global_warming dismayed reluctance developed countries shoulder share burden comes fighting climate_change burden developing poor countries tasks alone brazil part will arrive copenhagen precise alternatives commitments approved national climate_change plan includes per cent cut deforestation amazon will climate
BRA 2009 762 762 reluctance developed countries shoulder share burden comes fighting climate_change burden developing poor countries tasks alone brazil part will arrive copenhagen precise alternatives commitments approved national climate_change plan includes per cent cut deforestation amazon will reduce carbon_dioxide emissions billion tons sum total commitments developed countries can already boast lowest deforestation rate years climate
BRA 2009 772 772 developing poor countries tasks alone brazil part will arrive copenhagen precise alternatives commitments approved national climate_change plan includes per cent cut deforestation amazon will reduce carbon_dioxide emissions billion tons sum total commitments developed countries can already boast lowest deforestation rate years brazil’s energy blend one cleanest world forty-five per cent energy climate
BRA 2009 961 961 consolidate role world power green energy meanwhile developed countries must set emission-reduction goals go far beyond tabled date represent mere fraction reductions recommended intergovernmental panel climate_change also deeply concerned funding announced date technological innovations needed protect environment developing countries totally insufficient solutions impasses will arise perils climate_change confronted understanding share common climate
BRA 2009 982 982 reductions recommended intergovernmental panel climate_change also deeply concerned funding announced date technological innovations needed protect environment developing countries totally insufficient solutions impasses will arise perils climate_change confronted understanding share common differentiated responsibilities issues core concerns financial crisis new global governance climate_change one strong common denominator need build new international order sustainable climate
BRA 2009 997 997 environment developing countries totally insufficient solutions impasses will arise perils climate_change confronted understanding share common differentiated responsibilities issues core concerns financial crisis new global governance climate_change one strong common denominator need build new international order sustainable multilateral less asymmetric free hegemonies ruled democratic institutions new world political moral imperative just shovel climate
BRB 2009 118 118 myriad crises face need effective global responses indeed world facing major economic political social upheaval threat food fuel scarcity worst economic financial crisis decades challenge climate_change influenza pandemics assumed international multidimensional character together undermined foundations multilateral system exacerbating already existing disparities approach developed economies crisis create national stimulus packages bail failing climate
BRB 2009 730 730 decision-making remains vested limited- membership groupings accountable exclusive group countries matter big powerful rich monopoly solutions united nations convention law sea united nations framework convention climate_change international criminal court championed smallest members united nations represent just examples invaluable contribution small states made strengthening multilateralism providing solutions complex global problems small states climate
BRB 2009 1016 1016 security council extend mandate minustah 09-52604 international community can continue provide support people haiti quest sustainable peace development small island barbados aware grave dangers posed climate_change damage done coastline coral reefs illustrates potential threats flow phenomenon global_warming threats peculiar barbados posed myriad ways nations across globe developed developing three months will climate
BRB 2009 1027 1027 support people haiti quest sustainable peace development small island barbados aware grave dangers posed climate_change damage done coastline coral reefs illustrates potential threats flow phenomenon global_warming threats peculiar barbados posed myriad ways nations across globe developed developing three months will meet copenhagen decide course action address global threat unprecedented proportions know climate
BRB 2009 1058 1058 ways nations across globe developed developing three months will meet copenhagen decide course action address global threat unprecedented proportions know catastrophic consequences failing reduce global greenhouse gas emissions required massive transformation way energy generated used propel economic growth development barbados committed reducing dependence imported oil significantly increased use renewable_energy furthermore identified climate
BRB 2009 1081 1081 reduce global greenhouse gas emissions required massive transformation way energy generated used propel economic growth development barbados committed reducing dependence imported oil significantly increased use renewable_energy furthermore identified transitioning green economy national priority established number key milestones indicators assess progress towards achievement goal undertaken activities minimal support international community utilizing resources climate
BRB 2009 1124 1124 undertaken activities minimal support international community utilizing resources forced divert increased share national budget finance adaptation measures according world bank estimates total annual impact potential climate_change caricom countries estimated billion year around per cent total annual gross domestic product caricom member states associate members international community moral ethical responsibility support urgent climate
BRB 2009 1163 1163 caricom member states associate members international community moral ethical responsibility support urgent ambitious global action provide adaptation funding small island developing states caribbean ability address climate_change severely hampered effects global financial economic crisis essential measure success copenhagen therefore will extent decisions take serve ensure survival continued viability small island developing states climate
BTN 2009 319 319 fields possible without support development partners bilateral multilateral offer deep gratitude appreciation look forward continued assistance support critical transitional phase becoming increasingly evident impact continuing climate_change ignored adverse effects will spare none small 09-52598 developing countries will bear heavier burden even though contribute least causes despite bhutan’s negligible emission greenhouse gases climate
BTN 2009 343 343 continuing climate_change ignored adverse effects will spare none small 09-52598 developing countries will bear heavier burden even though contribute least causes despite bhutan’s negligible emission greenhouse gases fragile mountain ecology faces potential threats primarily adverse impact agriculture mainstay people erratic severe weather patterns threat glacial lake outburst floods particular concern bhutan climate
BTN 2009 426 426 roads bridges vital infrastructure damaged farms vulnerable sector worst affected capacity carry adaptation mitigation measures severely constrained lack scientific technical financial resources bhutan always maintained climate_change must addressed within framework sustainable development issues inextricably linked development debate subject must take consideration equity right developing countries able provide people better livelihoods delegation climate
BTN 2009 458 458 issues inextricably linked development debate subject must take consideration equity right developing countries able provide people better livelihoods delegation appreciates initiative secretary-general convening high-level summit climate_change provided necessary political impetus negotiations concluded copenhagen december must now advance progress multilateral negotiations every possible way ensure tangible results achieved copenhagen well-being present future climate
BTN 2009 506 506 well-being present future generations regard pleased inform gathering bhutan will assume chair host sixteenth summit south asian association regional cooperation saarc april given importance subject climate_change environment will summit’s theme issue will receive leaders highest attention meet thimphu terrorism forms manifestations serious threat domestic well global peace security endangers undermines common climate
BTN 2009 836 836 continued support commendable humanitarian work united nations bhutan made modest contribution fund hope increase coming years indeed difficult times multiple crises hitting us simultaneously threat climate_change real effects occurring even speak global governance needs made effective help us address global challenges efficiently interdependent world will impossible country act alone resolving crises climate
BWA 2009 409 409 ensuring universal access hiv aids prevention treatment care support end essential governments renew commitment put people first comes kind policies programmes formulate implement adverse impact climate_change global_warming another problem requires urgent sustained attention collective response challenge climate_change global_warming necessitates pragmatism decisive action history will judge us harshly muster political will commitment climate
BWA 2009 410 410 universal access hiv aids prevention treatment care support end essential governments renew commitment put people first comes kind policies programmes formulate implement adverse impact climate_change global_warming another problem requires urgent sustained attention collective response challenge climate_change global_warming necessitates pragmatism decisive action history will judge us harshly muster political will commitment put climate
BWA 2009 420 420 governments renew commitment put people first comes kind policies programmes formulate implement adverse impact climate_change global_warming another problem requires urgent sustained attention collective response challenge climate_change global_warming necessitates pragmatism decisive action history will judge us harshly muster political will commitment put place measures required save planet earth copenhagen meeting scheduled december climate
BWA 2009 421 421 renew commitment put people first comes kind policies programmes formulate implement adverse impact climate_change global_warming another problem requires urgent sustained attention collective response challenge climate_change global_warming necessitates pragmatism decisive action history will judge us harshly muster political will commitment put place measures required save planet earth copenhagen meeting scheduled december year climate
BWA 2009 455 455 harshly muster political will commitment put place measures required save planet earth copenhagen meeting scheduled december year provides opportunity galvanize efforts international community address challenges climate_change important copenhagen meeting will defining moment negotiations global commitments made regard kyoto protocol botswana strongly committed negotiations will everything power ensure successful timely conclusion 09-53165 climate
CAF 2009 197 197 programme security sector reform process leading general elections country welcomes session items agenda true matters global concern indeed recalled several challenges meet development peace security climate_change effects terrorism necessary united nations reform choice theme debate effective responses global crises strengthening multilateralism dialogue among civilizations international peace security development inspired fact changes climate
CAF 2009 609 609 countries decade 2001-2010 aimed significantly improving living conditions million people living countries concluding thus reviewed order address marginalization new socio-economic challenges facing least developed countries climate_change joins challenges confronting world economy environment way life every nation represented threatened united nations climate_change conference held bali indonesia world leaders decided negotiate new agreement climate
CAF 2009 624 624 order address marginalization new socio-economic challenges facing least developed countries climate_change joins challenges confronting world economy environment way life every nation represented threatened united nations climate_change conference held bali indonesia world leaders decided negotiate new agreement climate_change succeed kyoto protocol bali road map states defined spheres action agreed take account post- climate
CAF 2009 635 635 joins challenges confronting world economy environment way life every nation represented threatened united nations climate_change conference held bali indonesia world leaders decided negotiate new agreement climate_change succeed kyoto protocol bali road map states defined spheres action agreed take account post- kyoto negotiations working meeting heads state g8 l’aquila july examined issue climate
CAF 2009 662 662 kyoto protocol bali road map states defined spheres action agreed take account post- kyoto negotiations working meeting heads state g8 l’aquila july examined issue reducing greenhouse gas emissions country committed global fight climate_change demonstrated ratification several international instruments climate issues referring united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol central african republic climate
CAF 2009 669 669 spheres action agreed take account post- kyoto negotiations working meeting heads state g8 l’aquila july examined issue reducing greenhouse gas emissions country committed global fight climate_change demonstrated ratification several international instruments climate issues referring united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol central african republic challenge climate_change relates mitigation namely reductions greenhouse climate
CAF 2009 682 682 l’aquila july examined issue reducing greenhouse gas emissions country committed global fight climate_change demonstrated ratification several international instruments climate issues referring united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol central african republic challenge climate_change relates mitigation namely reductions greenhouse gas emissions also adaptation harmful effects change however vulnerable states weak economy like climate
CAF 2009 689 689 emissions country committed global fight climate_change demonstrated ratification several international instruments climate issues referring united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol central african republic challenge climate_change relates mitigation namely reductions greenhouse gas emissions also adaptation harmful effects change however vulnerable states weak economy like cost adaptation calculated several tens billions dollars climate
CAF 2009 694 694 climate_change demonstrated ratification several international instruments climate issues referring united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol central african republic challenge climate_change relates mitigation namely reductions greenhouse gas emissions also adaptation harmful effects change however vulnerable states weak economy like cost adaptation calculated several tens billions dollars year puts still greater strain climate
CAF 2009 729 729 states weak economy like cost adaptation calculated several tens billions dollars year puts still greater strain limited resources increases poverty opportunity express wish assistance combating climate_change replace official development assistance come sixty-fourth session general assembly point accusing finger states responsible global_warming rather like brother countries africa convey message leaders world africa climate
CAF 2009 744 744 strain limited resources increases poverty opportunity express wish assistance combating climate_change replace official development assistance come sixty-fourth session general assembly point accusing finger states responsible global_warming rather like brother countries africa convey message leaders world africa will continue efforts preserve forest ecosystems rich countries must assume responsibilities reach concrete proposals post-kyoto climate
CAF 2009 774 774 africa convey message leaders world africa will continue efforts preserve forest ecosystems rich countries must assume responsibilities reach concrete proposals post-kyoto support france’s proposal summit climate_change held september establishment world environment organization implementation bali road map technology transfers developing countries financing efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions however strongly hope copenhagen next climate
CAF 2009 792 792 concrete proposals post-kyoto support france’s proposal summit climate_change held september establishment world environment organization implementation bali road map technology transfers developing countries financing efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions however strongly hope copenhagen next december common position countries central africa share forests congo basin will taken account allow recall countries central africa climate
CAN 2009 514 514 time year country leaves trees changing colours dramatic display reminds canadians need protect natural heritage one majestic world neither borders seasons can stop havoc caused climate_change canada therefore remains committed ambitious post-2012 global climate_change agreement consistent principles provisions united nations framework convention climate_change supports sustainable low-carbon global growth committed taking domestic climate
CAN 2009 522 522 display reminds canadians need protect natural heritage one majestic world neither borders seasons can stop havoc caused climate_change canada therefore remains committed ambitious post-2012 global climate_change agreement consistent principles provisions united nations framework convention climate_change supports sustainable low-carbon global growth committed taking domestic actions reduce total greenhouse gas emissions per cent climate
CAN 2009 531 531 world neither borders seasons can stop havoc caused climate_change canada therefore remains committed ambitious post-2012 global climate_change agreement consistent principles provisions united nations framework convention climate_change supports sustainable low-carbon global growth committed taking domestic actions reduce total greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels year per cent canada world leader development clean climate
CAN 2009 543 543 committed ambitious post-2012 global climate_change agreement consistent principles provisions united nations framework convention climate_change supports sustainable low-carbon global growth committed taking domestic actions reduce total greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels year per cent canada world leader development clean technologies combat climate_change including carbon capture storage seek establish new global partnership climate
CAN 2009 559 559 low-carbon global growth committed taking domestic actions reduce total greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels year per cent canada world leader development clean technologies combat climate_change including carbon capture storage seek establish new global partnership will advance development deployment technologies canada joined countries l’aquila meeting group eight g-8 major economies forum climate
CAN 2009 592 592 global partnership will advance development deployment technologies canada joined countries l’aquila meeting group eight g-8 major economies forum affirming broad scientific view increase global average temperature pre-industrial levels exceed two degrees celsius global phenomenon needs global response canada wants see emitters part international effort congratulate secretary- general convening productive climate_change summit climate
CAN 2009 616 616 average temperature pre-industrial levels exceed two degrees celsius global phenomenon needs global response canada wants see emitters part international effort congratulate secretary- general convening productive climate_change summit well assuming leadership naturally falls united nations area major economies will required meet global challenge must reflected context fair equitable effective agreement copenhagen december climate
CAN 2009 644 644 assuming leadership naturally falls united nations area major economies will required meet global challenge must reflected context fair equitable effective agreement copenhagen december adaptation impacts climate_change important issue countries must core element post-2012 climate_change regime build resilience climate_change impacts canada contributed significantly number initiatives including world bank’s pilot program climate resilience climate
CAN 2009 652 652 economies will required meet global challenge must reflected context fair equitable effective agreement copenhagen december adaptation impacts climate_change important issue countries must core element post-2012 climate_change regime build resilience climate_change impacts canada contributed significantly number initiatives including world bank’s pilot program climate resilience continue support international action strengthens capacity poorest vulnerable climate
CAN 2009 656 656 global challenge must reflected context fair equitable effective agreement copenhagen december adaptation impacts climate_change important issue countries must core element post-2012 climate_change regime build resilience climate_change impacts canada contributed significantly number initiatives including world bank’s pilot program climate resilience continue support international action strengthens capacity poorest vulnerable adapt changing_climate arctic state climate
CAN 2009 679 679 build resilience climate_change impacts canada contributed significantly number initiatives including world bank’s pilot program climate resilience continue support international action strengthens capacity poorest vulnerable adapt changing_climate arctic state power canada proud long-standing sovereignty increasingly promising territory canada also recognizes important responsibility northerners sustainable development environmental protection region cooperation arctic neighbours peaceful climate
CHE 2009 36 36 hundred metres away collapsed brought global financial system verge breakdown ensuing turbulence finance sector led severe global economic downturn illustrates interconnectedness world reminds us issues climate_change food crisis migration pandemics terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction confined national borders rising global challenges requires determined coordinated action national regional international levels international cooperation climate
CHE 2009 317 317 united nations conference marking tenth anniversary millennium declaration will provide us opportunity reinvigorate partnership improve effectiveness development aid sustainable development must also guiding principle fight climate_change climate conference copenhagen must success switzerland wants able set good example will achieve co2 reduction targets period prepared cut co2_emissions per cent global level costs climate
CHE 2009 337 337 must also guiding principle fight climate_change climate conference copenhagen must success switzerland wants able set good example will achieve co2 reduction targets period prepared cut co2_emissions per cent global level costs adaptation climate_change will amount several tens billions dollars per year half will expense developing countries switzerland therefore proposed creation global climate
CHE 2009 344 344 conference copenhagen must success switzerland wants able set good example will achieve co2 reduction targets period prepared cut co2_emissions per cent global level costs adaptation climate_change will amount several tens billions dollars per year half will expense developing countries switzerland therefore proposed creation global carbon tax based polluter-pays principle order deal climate
CHL 2009 105 105 dashed times seem world experiencing serious economic crisis resulting inability countries international community formulate clear transparent rules financial matters brink serious environmental crisis resulting emissions greenhouse gases way world chosen produce obtain energy well inability countries agree standards policies prevent global_warming even serious twenty-first century see billion people suffering hunger one climate
CHL 2009 120 120 transparent rules financial matters brink serious environmental crisis resulting emissions greenhouse gases way world chosen produce obtain energy well inability countries agree standards policies prevent global_warming even serious twenty-first century see billion people suffering hunger one six people world million latin america much statistic child mother dying poor county despite opulence climate
CHL 2009 602 602 rule law must prevail since way ensure peace development thus chile strongly supports reform strengthening united nations support organization’s recent efforts areas human rights development climate_change favour reform enlargement security council welcome important work done peacebuilding commission provide support outset countries emerging conflict support comprehensive military logic prevail spheres want united climate
CHL 2009 646 646 comprehensive military logic prevail spheres want united nations spearhead new global social covenant want millennium development goals attained want see 09-52179 forceful decisive involvement mitigate climate_change spoken climate_change special meetings session today wish simply sound alarm unless coordinate efforts highest level forthcoming copenhagen conference will attain goal risk failure urgent cause climate
CHL 2009 648 648 logic prevail spheres want united nations spearhead new global social covenant want millennium development goals attained want see 09-52179 forceful decisive involvement mitigate climate_change spoken climate_change special meetings session today wish simply sound alarm unless coordinate efforts highest level forthcoming copenhagen conference will attain goal risk failure urgent cause taken world climate
CHL 2009 685 685 highest level forthcoming copenhagen conference will attain goal risk failure urgent cause taken world time scientific forecasts made intergovernmental panel already seem fall short mark climate_change theory tangible reality witnessing unusual storms floods droughts country close antarctica watching amazement melting glaciers ice platforms continent accelerates inexorable pace industrialized countries must adopt climate
CHN 2009 69 69 international community countries become interdependent time world remains grip financial crisis prospects economic recovery still clear worldwide unemployment poverty worsening development imbalances acute global issues climate_change food security energy resource security public health security thrown sharp relief non-traditional security threats including terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction transnational organized crime major communicable climate
CHN 2009 477 477 eradication efforts also interest increase trade investment cooperation open markets one another step south-south cooperation thirdly pursue cooperation open mind work mutual benefit common progress climate_change food security energy resource security public health security global challenges country immune way us meet challenges ensure harmony peace engage closer international cooperation climate_change one climate
CHN 2009 501 501 progress climate_change food security energy resource security public health security global challenges country immune way us meet challenges ensure harmony peace engage closer international cooperation climate_change one serious challenges human survival development international cooperation key tackling challenge retain united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol main channel addressing climate_change abide principle climate
CHN 2009 518 518 challenges ensure harmony peace engage closer international cooperation climate_change one serious challenges human survival development international cooperation key tackling challenge retain united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol main channel addressing climate_change abide principle common differentiated responsibilities adhere mandate bali road map work success copenhagen conference view achieving mutual benefit common climate
CHN 2009 524 524 international cooperation climate_change one serious challenges human survival development international cooperation key tackling challenge retain united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol main channel addressing climate_change abide principle common differentiated responsibilities adhere mandate bali road map work success copenhagen conference view achieving mutual benefit common progress food energy vital livelihood development climate
CIV 2009 709 709 country sinks drags world africa part world decision taken issue debt african countries entire global financial system will course disaster stress alongside problem debt issue climate_change talk climate_change right need take decisions critical countries 09-52463 know situation west africa well shown central southern africa deserts advancing two kilometres year mean means climate
CIV 2009 711 711 drags world africa part world decision taken issue debt african countries entire global financial system will course disaster stress alongside problem debt issue climate_change talk climate_change right need take decisions critical countries 09-52463 know situation west africa well shown central southern africa deserts advancing two kilometres year mean means years deserts climate
CIV 2009 920 920 talks speaks delegations face problems hope today can look beyond internal crises know africa made great progress us strengthen daring fight poverty extreme poverty catastrophic climate_change climate_change dangerous throughout world catastrophic us need help representatives tackle difficult century us pray god may bless united nations climate
CIV 2009 921 921 speaks delegations face problems hope today can look beyond internal crises know africa made great progress us strengthen daring fight poverty extreme poverty catastrophic climate_change climate_change dangerous throughout world catastrophic us need help representatives tackle difficult century us pray god may bless united nations climate
CMR 2009 511 511 economic crisis concerned important matters food crisis still ravaging many developing countries poverty reduction struggle far won global peace security still threatened worldwide particularly africa climate_change day becoming increasingly worrisome visible consequences every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature climate
CMR 2009 521 521 developing countries poverty reduction struggle far won global peace security still threatened worldwide particularly africa climate_change day becoming increasingly worrisome visible consequences every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energy health agriculture livestock production climate
CMR 2009 531 531 still threatened worldwide particularly africa climate_change day becoming increasingly worrisome visible consequences every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energy health agriculture livestock production ecosystems rapid desertification regard spectacular drying lake chad surface shrunk climate
CMR 2009 534 534 particularly africa climate_change day becoming increasingly worrisome visible consequences every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energy health agriculture livestock production ecosystems rapid desertification regard spectacular drying lake chad surface shrunk square kilometres 1960s climate
CMR 2009 597 597 needs strong support international community one thing certain african countries individually collectively pulling full weight activity necessary national subregional global levels provide concrete solutions challenge climate_change participation significant cameroon taken form numerous actions including establishment national environmental management plan adoption subregional level convergence plan sustainable management congo basin forest aware world’s climate
COD 2009 392 392 system democratic republic congo aware will need colossal resources ensure sustainable development world context seen surging food energy prices global financial crisis phenomena compounded effects climate_change welcome holding secretary-general september high-level event issue make decisions fate present future generations respect global_warming climate_change able prevent rising sea levels desertification extinction species loss climate
COD 2009 407 407 surging food energy prices global financial crisis phenomena compounded effects climate_change welcome holding secretary-general september high-level event issue make decisions fate present future generations respect global_warming climate_change able prevent rising sea levels desertification extinction species loss biodiversity inter alia world will inevitably move towards risk disaster african continent will first bear climate
COD 2009 408 408 food energy prices global financial crisis phenomena compounded effects climate_change welcome holding secretary-general september high-level event issue make decisions fate present future generations respect global_warming climate_change able prevent rising sea levels desertification extinction species loss biodiversity inter alia world will inevitably move towards risk disaster african continent will first bear costs climate
COD 2009 442 442 loss biodiversity inter alia world will inevitably move towards risk disaster african continent will first bear costs issue adopting post-kyoto agreement require polluter countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions financially compensate forests needs seriously considered democratic republic congo accounts half forests congo basin second largest world amazon region area enormous asset will climate
COD 2009 475 475 considered democratic republic congo accounts half forests congo basin second largest world amazon region area enormous asset will defend conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled december copenhagen 09-52598 respect reform united nations system democratic republic congo agrees view current united nations system longer current design keeping expectations promote even climate
COG 2009 74 74 reforms undertaken wish emphasize extent now ever united nations symbolizes hope face major challenges threatening planet nation can meet alone people never need hope summit climate_change held recently initiative secretary-general called upon collective conscience nations large small united stirred common resolve work build better world founding fathers organization dreamed village world climate
COG 2009 162 162 human rights solidarity universal justice word destiny humankind men women know billion people still live less dollar day children die unnecessarily hunger disease us know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna infrastructure coastal regions climate
COG 2009 173 173 billion people still live less dollar day children die unnecessarily hunger disease us know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna infrastructure coastal regions front line brundtland report world commission environment development annex submitted general climate
COG 2009 178 178 dollar day children die unnecessarily hunger disease us know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna infrastructure coastal regions front line brundtland report world commission environment development annex submitted general assembly gave us years ago climate
COG 2009 289 289 second important environmental lung amazon together latin american brothers aware responsibility guardians forests represent essential treasure humankind since 1990s congo worked continuously international community combat global_warming implement policy forest protection today action essential ever forests represent vast carbon sinks global importance regulating greenhouse-gas effect common salvation home species mammals species birds climate
COG 2009 306 306 since 1990s congo worked continuously international community combat global_warming implement policy forest protection today action essential ever forests represent vast carbon sinks global importance regulating greenhouse-gas effect common salvation home species mammals species birds species plants endemic gorillas forest buffaloes chimpanzees bonobos forest elephants must inspire action help maintain ecological functions climate
COG 2009 379 379 use resources central africa’s economic social development resulting plan one strategic components new partnership africa’s development represents significant contribution central africa effort address problems related global_warming unfortunately funds necessary programme’s implementation still lacking countries region nonetheless made great progress forest preservation today africa requests forthcoming copenhagen conference consider mechanisms adaptation mitigation climate
COL 2009 747 747 avoid risks created speculative money transfers financial market speculation fear new era protectionism selective closure developed economies impede sustainable economic recovery social responsibility inseparable fight climate_change colombia net producer oxygen emits insignificant amounts carbon_dioxide however highly vulnerable shown winter tragedies recent years caused losses terms human life production high service costs climate
COL 2009 755 755 speculation fear new era protectionism selective closure developed economies impede sustainable economic recovery social responsibility inseparable fight climate_change colombia net producer oxygen emits insignificant amounts carbon_dioxide however highly vulnerable shown winter tragedies recent years caused losses terms human life production high service costs support tougher international conventions protect environment hope copenhagen climate
COL 2009 794 794 production high service costs support tougher international conventions protect environment hope copenhagen conference will produce effective binding instruments will another dead letter main contribution fight climate_change preservation 578,000-square- kilometre rainforest constitutes per cent national territory majority lies along amazon concrete policy forest ranger family programme involved rural families collective effort protect climate
COL 2009 858 858 programme supervised united nations received highest rating organization colombia forest ranger families protect amazon rainforest predatory drugs elsewhere world similar model preserve trees order mitigate climate_change clean energy mass transportation systems protection water sources essential actions contribution fight global_warming colombia million litres per day second-largest latin american producer ethanol sugar cane climate
COL 2009 871 871 amazon rainforest predatory drugs elsewhere world similar model preserve trees order mitigate climate_change clean energy mass transportation systems protection water sources essential actions contribution fight global_warming colombia million litres per day second-largest latin american producer ethanol sugar cane million litres per day largest producer biodiesel african palm conditions country make possible climate
COL 2009 1045 1045 equity guarantee every possible alternative new generations propose include measuring index progress setbacks environmental 09-52228 policies opportunities pointless without environmental protection let us effective fight climate_change condemn future inhabitants earth planetary holocaust climate
CPV 2009 721 721 economic deceleration especially developing countries enable achieve inclusive equitable balanced development oriented towards economic sustainability help overcome poverty inequity order avoid unprecedented human crisis summit climate_change organized secretary-general last week undeniable success member states wished participate large numbers reaffirm determination see vital problem treated convincing urgent genuine manner head state one climate
CPV 2009 769 769 head state one heavy- emitting countries declared act now one will ever able reinforcing scientists demonstrating time planet serious risk able assure life fullness consequences climate_change time act now participants departed summit convinced time evasion moment come concerted coherent systematic action achieve convincing meaningful reduction greenhouse gases slow global_warming avoid raised climate
CPV 2009 789 789 able assure life fullness consequences climate_change time act now participants departed summit convinced time evasion moment come concerted coherent systematic action achieve convincing meaningful reduction greenhouse gases slow global_warming avoid raised sea levels likely endanger vast coastal regions throughout world particularly small developing island states states increasingly vulnerable suffer consequences situation climate
CPV 2009 792 792 fullness consequences climate_change time act now participants departed summit convinced time evasion moment come concerted coherent systematic action achieve convincing meaningful reduction greenhouse gases slow global_warming avoid raised sea levels likely endanger vast coastal regions throughout world particularly small developing island states states increasingly vulnerable suffer consequences situation created large extent climate
CPV 2009 845 845 summit new york september alliance small island states aosis cape verde member adopted declaration clarifying position various points negotiated within framework united nations framework convention climate_change cape verde small archipelago small population geographic location leaves simultaneously isolated ocean dangerously exposed effects climate_change global_warming sahelian state long faced drought desertification serious lack climate
CPV 2009 861 861 various points negotiated within framework united nations framework convention climate_change cape verde small archipelago small population geographic location leaves simultaneously isolated ocean dangerously exposed effects climate_change global_warming sahelian state long faced drought desertification serious lack water phenomena aggravate population’s poverty hinder government efforts strongly affect actions areas environmental preservation human development climate
CPV 2009 862 862 points negotiated within framework united nations framework convention climate_change cape verde small archipelago small population geographic location leaves simultaneously isolated ocean dangerously exposed effects climate_change global_warming sahelian state long faced drought desertification serious lack water phenomena aggravate population’s poverty hinder government efforts strongly affect actions areas environmental preservation human development cape climate
CPV 2009 970 970 energies aimed serving entire west african region construction cape verde international community developed countries particular must strive support specific dynamics states areas adaptation mitigation effects climate_change enable minimize risks burden today given states already facing issues mass dislocation forced migrations people cape verde ocean nurturing mother demanding lover vital source civilization climate
CRI 2009 325 325 oppression problems recur endemically varying degrees majority developing nations nations will large extent bear weight course humanity next years developing nations will shoulder worst struggle global_warming will carry heaviest burden population growth planet will responsible accelerating growth global economy rich contribute much already generate yet know leading role given will play climate
CRI 2009 384 384 09-52425 three fundamental challenges strengthening democracies encouragement human development peoples reduction military spending cross-border arms trafficking creation new international order transfer aid information technology combat climate_change developing nations middle-income nations particular live simultaneously medieval postmodern eras race emulate experiences developed countries skipped past fundamental steps doubt one steps patient construction democratic climate
CRI 2009 883 883 defence systems nations genius place laboratories medicines created will accessible humankind place classrooms leaders tomorrow formed place governments need help protecting harvests cities populations effects global_warming included sustainable development costa rica consensus believe connection arms protection environment first arms wars generate environmental devastation pollution productive activity secondly existence military spending constitutes climate
CRI 2009 913 913 rica consensus believe connection arms protection environment first arms wars generate environmental devastation pollution productive activity secondly existence military spending constitutes negation resources available combat global_warming every armoured helicopter every tank every nuclear submarine represents practice forests protected technologies becoming less costly adaptations made weeks remain climate_change conference copenhagen every country climate
CRI 2009 934 934 negation resources available combat global_warming every armoured helicopter every tank every nuclear submarine represents practice forests protected technologies becoming less costly adaptations made weeks remain climate_change conference copenhagen every country will undertake commitments much greater today’s small nation costa rica will attend conference head held high unilaterally great sacrifice set goals climate
CRI 2009 971 971 nation costa rica will attend conference head held high unilaterally great sacrifice set goals ever challenging launched initiative called peace nature propose among things become carbon-neutral country year possible large part thanks nearly four decades spent protecting land replanting forests safeguarding natural species also time abolished army created pioneering institutions devoted climate
CRI 2009 998 998 year possible large part thanks nearly four decades spent protecting land replanting forests safeguarding natural species also time abolished army created pioneering institutions devoted search renewable_energy sources today per cent electricity comes water wind depths earth rays sun infinite challenges remain costa rica middle-income country world’s rich nations developed unsustainable way climate
CRI 2009 1073 1073 one nation another platform will make sense member states organization economic cooperation development increase official development aid today stands billion per year comes mitigating adapting global_warming world must share compete three challenges strengthening democracies reducing military spending cooperating confront climate_change perhaps constitute ambitious agenda humanity ever take neither government costa rica climate
CRI 2009 1087 1087 official development aid today stands billion per year comes mitigating adapting global_warming world must share compete three challenges strengthening democracies reducing military spending cooperating confront climate_change perhaps constitute ambitious agenda humanity ever take neither government costa rica will ignore historic call simply fail falter turn back standing vanguard billion human beings climate
CUB 2009 72 72 thanks example become even clearer us now reforming united nations democratizing bringing closer people since general debate one year ago important events occurred international arena climate_change now visible dangerous economic crisis become intense global social exclusion increased however international community reacted profound optimism change government united states seemed period extreme aggressiveness climate
CUB 2009 728 728 cooperate dozens countries africa asia latin america caribbean stable country united cultured healthy people amply proven even embargo capable facing consequences global economic crisis effects climate_change last year cost national economy per cent gross domestic product conditions cuba can face problems find solutions just fair society relies efforts able advance guide climate
CYP 2009 42 42 like express appreciation excellent work done predecessor mr miguel d’escoto brockmann also like thank secretary- general comprehensive report work organization well congratulate initiative convening high-level climate_change summit since independence republic cyprus committed multilateral diplomacy strengthening role united nations world stability welfare threatened recent global economic crisis crisis revealed weaknesses collective oversight climate
CYP 2009 195 195 priorities united nations important international body able tackle effects global financial crisis act collectively effectively prevent dire consequences world today faces multiple challenges threats including climate_change depletion resources human rights abuses failure protect vulnerable populations increased regional inter-state conflict proliferation weapons mass destruction pandemics rostrum heard desperate voices live small-island states climate
CYP 2009 228 228 vulnerable populations increased regional inter-state conflict proliferation weapons mass destruction pandemics rostrum heard desperate voices live small-island states despairing appeal young people dramatic warnings scientists climate_change take measures now face risk extinction join voice lend support proposals taking concrete action must take measures now tomorrow will late december meeting copenhagen must climate
CYP 2009 261 261 voice lend support proposals taking concrete action must take measures now tomorrow will late december meeting copenhagen must become historic turning point effectively addressing catastrophic climate_change since independence republic cyprus relied principles united nations maintaining independence sovereignty territorial integrity dual crime military coup foreign invasion cyprus military forces attempted obliterate statehood climate
CZE 2009 437 437 substantially complicate poorer countries access foreign markets well ability develop means economic recession large increases public debt reduced possibilities available today’s world meet goals combating climate_change intend go details issue now carefully follow unfinished scientific debate pay attention costs benefits future decisions however want emphasize measures proposed combat climate_change represent another climate
CZE 2009 460 460 goals combating climate_change intend go details issue now carefully follow unfinished scientific debate pay attention costs benefits future decisions however want emphasize measures proposed combat climate_change represent another heavy burden developed countries falling deep fiscal deficits now developing countries happening context rich countries often pushing agenda international forums losing ability compensate climate
DEU 2009 170 170 stands global responsibility developing countries must also live responsibilities responsible governance respect human rights environmental protection fight epidemics strengthening rights women challenges country responsibility meet climate_change pre-eminent challenge twenty-first century threatens well-being security economic development will lead uncontrollable risks dramatic damage take resolute action distant future right now can assure assembly climate
DEU 2009 212 212 resolute action distant future right now can assure assembly germany will continue leader climate protection will successful act together need inclusive process countries directly affected climate_change small island states can also play part united nations reliable framework like thank secretary-general timely initiative convening united nations summit last week addressing key issue climate
DEU 2009 950 950 enough tackle challenges need universal forum joint global action need strong united nations capable taking effective action long chain high-level meetings high-level event secretary-general’s summit climate_change last week emphasized urgent adapt united nations challenges today’s world threats become global responses however still always global true united nations well reforms must start climate
DJI 2009 100 100 developed countries thought since africa player sector financial institutions economies escape less unscathed african difficulties compounded crisis follows heels food energy crises challenges posed impacts climate_change severity crisis poor countries underestimated poor countries choice work hard restore strong growth recover lost ground order move towards internationally agreed development goals respect must climate
DJI 2009 894 894 prerogatives privileges permanent member including right veto addition five non-permanent seats late things changing better much africa current disastrous international economic crisis making true fallout global_warming crises underscore urgency meaningful involvement united nations world affairs permanent seats increased membership security council keeping growing international demands time space allow us consider depth climate
DMA 2009 319 319 crisis crucial small island developing states less developed countries receive following one speedy implementation decisions conference two assistance facilitate economic diversification responding crisis negative impact climate_change three fiscal support view already high debt burdens four practical assistance united nations agencies compact framework five stimulus funds made available bilateral multilateral entities 09-52463 climate
DMA 2009 508 508 foreign exchange industries generated increasing competitiveness developing countries effective participation world trade underscores aid trade new independent source development financing must centre trade development agenda climate_change emerged one leading challenges generation arrested sufficiently managed adverse impact potential undermine human security social economic stability nations around us see evidence escalating climate_change form climate
DMA 2009 532 532 agenda climate_change emerged one leading challenges generation arrested sufficiently managed adverse impact potential undermine human security social economic stability nations around us see evidence escalating climate_change form severe weather floods drought devastating hurricanes cyclones rising sea levels small island developing states vulnerable negative impact climate_change consequence find countries front line monumental climate
DMA 2009 551 551 nations around us see evidence escalating climate_change form severe weather floods drought devastating hurricanes cyclones rising sea levels small island developing states vulnerable negative impact climate_change consequence find countries front line monumental challenge humanity dominica several sister islands caribbean situated hurricane belt will continue almost annual cycle considerable damage houses roads climate
DMA 2009 605 605 countries constant struggle achieve economic development higher quality life people find experiencing heavy losses routinely start global preparations critical copenhagen conference continue urgency act address climate_change increased long pointed scientists now confirmed whose unsustainable production precipitated earth crisis must addressed planet survive general assembly resolution june year recognized security implications climate_change climate
DMA 2009 630 630 climate_change increased long pointed scientists now confirmed whose unsustainable production precipitated earth crisis must addressed planet survive general assembly resolution june year recognized security implications climate_change additional dimension crisis clearly evident many small island states whose viability existence threatened conditions rising sea levels dominica forefront nature conservation upon attaining political independence climate
DMA 2009 735 735 make country model sustainable development cordial invitation extended international community contribute noble venture dominica continues work closely within framework small island states continue bring perspective climate_change front-line states negotiating table contributing solution effects climate_change pursuing measures national level promote energy efficiency reduce consumption fossil fuels develop 09-52463 geothermal potential national energy climate
DMA 2009 743 743 international community contribute noble venture dominica continues work closely within framework small island states continue bring perspective climate_change front-line states negotiating table contributing solution effects climate_change pursuing measures national level promote energy efficiency reduce consumption fossil fuels develop 09-52463 geothermal potential national energy needs well possible export clean energy neighbours first climate
DMA 2009 795 795 french overseas departments guadeloupe martinique dominica already generating per cent electricity hydropower advanced stage geothermal energy development enable us reach target per cent electricity generation renewable_energy express gratitude france european union commendable cooperation towards shift renewable_energy dominica therefore encouraged many expressions support successful outcome copenhagen meeting made world leaders high-level summit climate
DMA 2009 805 805 electricity hydropower advanced stage geothermal energy development enable us reach target per cent electricity generation renewable_energy express gratitude france european union commendable cooperation towards shift renewable_energy dominica therefore encouraged many expressions support successful outcome copenhagen meeting made world leaders high-level summit climate_change held days ago hall urgent need greater demonstration political climate
DMA 2009 821 821 express gratitude france european union commendable cooperation towards shift renewable_energy dominica therefore encouraged many expressions support successful outcome copenhagen meeting made world leaders high-level summit climate_change held days ago hall urgent need greater demonstration political will regard therefore urge every head state government seize moment reach agreement will protect inhabitants planet climate
DNK 2009 40 40 meet challenges effectively need ever dynamic proactive multilateral system need united nations provide global answers global challenges less three months will meet copenhagen seal deal climate_change effects climate_change increasingly felt world least developing countries whole world looking us answers answers must provide new directions future transformational changes way business new paradigm climate
DNK 2009 42 42 effectively need ever dynamic proactive multilateral system need united nations provide global answers global challenges less three months will meet copenhagen seal deal climate_change effects climate_change increasingly felt world least developing countries whole world looking us answers answers must provide new directions future transformational changes way business new paradigm growth development climate
DNK 2009 75 75 world looking us answers answers must provide new directions future transformational changes way business new paradigm growth development respect welcome leadership secretary-general demonstrated call summit climate_change days ago concluding remarks occasion message clear must act now avoid potentially disastrous changes global climate focus copenhagen three months now will three deliverables first climate
DNK 2009 108 108 must act now avoid potentially disastrous changes global climate focus copenhagen three months now will three deliverables first must agree common goal significant reduction global carbon_dioxide co2_emissions must set clear targets medium longer term secondly must agree pathway towards achieving targets thirdly must set motion policies measures sustain efforts pathway reducing climate
DNK 2009 109 109 act now avoid potentially disastrous changes global climate focus copenhagen three months now will three deliverables first must agree common goal significant reduction global carbon_dioxide co2_emissions must set clear targets medium longer term secondly must agree pathway towards achieving targets thirdly must set motion policies measures sustain efforts pathway reducing co2_emissions climate
DNK 2009 134 134 co2_emissions must set clear targets medium longer term secondly must agree pathway towards achieving targets thirdly must set motion policies measures sustain efforts pathway reducing co2_emissions challenge industrialized countries emerging economies developing countries alike contradiction economic growth ambitious policies address climate_change pursuing green economy possible shown example among others country context climate
DNK 2009 149 149 thirdly must set motion policies measures sustain efforts pathway reducing co2_emissions challenge industrialized countries emerging economies developing countries alike contradiction economic growth ambitious policies address climate_change pursuing green economy possible shown example among others country context also important keep mind security risks emanating climate_change parts world welcome secretary-general’s recent report issue climate
DNK 2009 167 167 alike contradiction economic growth ambitious policies address climate_change pursuing green economy possible shown example among others country context also important keep mind security risks emanating climate_change parts world welcome secretary-general’s recent report issue entitled climate_change possible security implications look forward deliberations topic ongoing financial economic crisis reversing hard-won progress developing countries climate
DNK 2009 176 176 green economy possible shown example among others country context also important keep mind security risks emanating climate_change parts world welcome secretary-general’s recent report issue entitled climate_change possible security implications look forward deliberations topic ongoing financial economic crisis reversing hard-won progress developing countries striving achieve millennium development goals mdgs international community must climate
DNK 2009 217 217 countries striving achieve millennium development goals mdgs international community must assist poorest countries mitigating immediate effects crisis time ensuring lose sight longer-term challenges relation mdgs climate_change agenda imminent risk economic crisis will lead overall stagnation even reduction official development assistance challenge must counter overcome crucial ever donors speed delivery aid commitments climate
DNK 2009 1008 1008 states entire organizational system secretariat seize moment take lead addressing new global challenges ambitious successful outcome upcoming fifteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen december significant step direction climate
DZA 2009 192 192 crisis responsible multilateral institutions also undermined contradictions lack coherence unable overcome impasses negotiations vital questions direct impact populations case instance negotiations treaty replace kyoto protocol climate_change area displaying spirit compromise solidarity clearly interest every country yet positions developed countries continue motivated narrow national interests survival mankind stake also case fundamental aims climate
ECU 2009 813 813 conference last june crisis shown capitalism model economic social relations viable also highlighted imbalances relationships society nature economy one obvious examples imbalances found way issue climate_change dealt past week high-level summit climate_change held hall must frankly state great disappointment empty rhetoric abounded commitments undertaken exceptions result response issue nothing inadequate times climate
ECU 2009 819 819 model economic social relations viable also highlighted imbalances relationships society nature economy one obvious examples imbalances found way issue climate_change dealt past week high-level summit climate_change held hall must frankly state great disappointment empty rhetoric abounded commitments undertaken exceptions result response issue nothing inadequate times irresponsible even worse heard repeatedly last climate
ECU 2009 881 881 system cosmetic adjustments believe however need completely transform means production consumption simply promote growth without stopping take stock principle shared differentiated responsibilities contained framework convention climate_change recognizes rich nations elites consume much major causes scourge must therefore assume large proportion costs reducing emissions wealthy countries must make additional efforts decrease greenhouse climate
ECU 2009 906 906 climate_change recognizes rich nations elites consume much major causes scourge must therefore assume large proportion costs reducing emissions wealthy countries must make additional efforts decrease greenhouse gas emissions beyond reductions already brought economic crisis reducing emissions urgent sufficient adaptation measures must identified particular vulnerable countries countries lack economic resources deal impacts climate
ECU 2009 932 932 gas emissions beyond reductions already brought economic crisis reducing emissions urgent sufficient adaptation measures must identified particular vulnerable countries countries lack economic resources deal impacts climate_change speaking donations credit offered adaptation efforts reparations must made recognize ecological debt take account historic responsibility excessive emissions past several decades greenhouse effect already recognized climate
ECU 2009 954 954 resources deal impacts climate_change speaking donations credit offered adaptation efforts reparations must made recognize ecological debt take account historic responsibility excessive emissions past several decades greenhouse effect already recognized serious studies subject estimate amount least billion dollars year years demand countries north comply strengthen commitments undertook context united nations framework convention climate
ECU 2009 980 980 effect already recognized serious studies subject estimate amount least billion dollars year years demand countries north comply strengthen commitments undertook context united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol regarding measures adaptation mitigation development transfer technologies financing however recognize shared responsibility provide responses climate_crisis reason ecuador offered significant proof commitment issue like climate
ECU 2009 997 997 strengthen commitments undertook context united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol regarding measures adaptation mitigation development transfer technologies financing however recognize shared responsibility provide responses climate_crisis reason ecuador offered significant proof commitment issue like briefly mention four initiatives country undertaken first initiative one provides guidelines foundation ecuador’s international environmental policy yasuni climate
ECU 2009 1036 1036 undertaken first initiative one provides guidelines foundation ecuador’s international environmental policy yasuni ishpingo- tambococha-tiputini yasuni itt initiative innovative project introduced president rafael correa united nations climate_change conference breaks traditional discredited approaches ecuador decided keep considerable amount proven oil reserves underground million barrels crude order pursue three important goals first goal prevent climate
ECU 2009 1067 1067 ecuador decided keep considerable amount proven oil reserves underground million barrels crude order pursue three important goals first goal prevent pollution result emission million tons carbon_dioxide atmosphere second protect indigenous peoples live yasuni national park taromenane tagaeri peoples third goal preserve biodiversity connection international trust fund will established coming weeks financial climate
ECU 2009 1196 1196 archipelago fourth initiative take place context organization petroleum exporting countries opec proposes introduction eco-tax approximately per cent oil prices order bring decrease demand thereby reduction carbon_dioxide emissions proposal first put forward herman daly environmental economist subsequently taken presented opec president rafael correa revenue proposed eco-tax facilitate administration body united nations projects climate
ECU 2009 1227 1227 herman daly environmental economist subsequently taken presented opec president rafael correa revenue proposed eco-tax facilitate administration body united nations projects facilitate conversion energy grid using renewable_energy ecuador believes time crisis represents opportunity make radical changes will allow us transform societies current model based competition irrational unsustainable habits consumption prioritize merchandise people climate
EGY 2009 48 48 success aspire also like reaffirm full support egypt non-aligned movement fulfilment mission session year convenes backdrop international crises unprecedented nature scope list global challenges facing climate_change food crisis crises international peace supplemented additional emerging global challenges make essential us redouble efforts coordinated collective manner global financial crisis together spread diseases h1n1 climate
EGY 2009 159 159 shift one make membership 09-52586 structures accessible larger number developing countries grant stronger effective voice determining course world economic order future days ago took part climate_change summit convened upon initiative secretary-general listened pledges made concerns expressed egypt aware seriousness phenomenon question gravity challenges climate_change imposing us believe possibility collective work provide climate
EGY 2009 177 177 economic order future days ago took part climate_change summit convened upon initiative secretary-general listened pledges made concerns expressed egypt aware seriousness phenomenon question gravity challenges climate_change imposing us believe possibility collective work provide new opportunities advancing development developing societies manner allow agreed sustainable development principles fulfilled respect look forward stated president climate
EGY 2009 1334 1334 palestinian question reform united nations unilateral sanctions global financial economic crisis internationally agreed development goals food security africa’s special needs diseases pandemics role civil society climate_change energy human trafficking international terrorism dialogue among civilizations religions second declaration necessity ending economic commercial financial embargo imposed 09-52586 united states america cuba third designating climate
ERI 2009 76 76 mr miguel d’escoto brockmann nicaragua able effective manner led affairs assembly likewise commend secretary-general ban ki-moon continuous efforts administer affairs united nations especially convening summit climate_change last week general assembly holding annual general debate critical juncture one year world financial economic crisis began gathering provides us another opportunity reflection hall meet climate
ESP 2009 146 146 re-emerged strongly recent months ensure fail responding conflicts threats confronting world peace security willingness also ensure fail dealing extreme hunger poverty effectively committing combating effects climate_change tackling organized crime terrorism piracy therefore great opportunity us general debate one year beginning financial crisis nearly engulfed well-being developed countries dashed hopes many others climate
ESP 2009 923 923 african continent spain become seventh-largest international donor eighth- largest united nations contributor made clear commitment area food security past years raised humanity’s awareness seriousness effects climate_change now sufficient awareness need combat climate_change also opportunities provides us create new model economic development sustainable development climate_change time awareness- raising time commitments arrived need climate
ESP 2009 929 929 donor eighth- largest united nations contributor made clear commitment area food security past years raised humanity’s awareness seriousness effects climate_change now sufficient awareness need combat climate_change also opportunities provides us create new model economic development sustainable development climate_change time awareness- raising time commitments arrived need words time action must take everyone’s climate
ESP 2009 941 941 past years raised humanity’s awareness seriousness effects climate_change now sufficient awareness need combat climate_change also opportunities provides us create new model economic development sustainable development climate_change time awareness- raising time commitments arrived need words time action must take everyone’s circumstances account make collective progress must delay although able see effects economic climate
ESP 2009 1037 1037 two answers world regarding ambitious reduction emissions horizon near defined order attain objectives also need think know technological research innovation development area energy assist fight climate_change spain proposed every state devote least per cent gross domestic product research development innovation area technology energy reference figure area development cooperation policy will help climate
EST 2009 76 76 however need restore confidence repair financial system remains moreover us make effort refrain raising new barriers avoid laying foundations new global imbalances longer run combating climate_change finally understood magnitude task like thank secretary-general hosting summit climate_change days ago running 100-metre sprint rather marathon one must maintain speed manage stay track shall climate
EST 2009 86 86 make effort refrain raising new barriers avoid laying foundations new global imbalances longer run combating climate_change finally understood magnitude task like thank secretary-general hosting summit climate_change days ago running 100-metre sprint rather marathon one must maintain speed manage stay track shall winners end time running melting glaciers frequent abnormally large hurricanes climate
EST 2009 160 160 binding goals share burden responsibility must proportional harm caused convinced applying polluter- pays principle motivate biggest polluters multiply efforts therefore greatest effect green energy production renewable_energy energy efficiency diversification energy sources contribute sustainable environmental economic development also security will become less dependent exhaustible fossil fuels essential part cutting greenhouse gas emissions climate
EST 2009 183 183 energy production renewable_energy energy efficiency diversification energy sources contribute sustainable environmental economic development also security will become less dependent exhaustible fossil fuels essential part cutting greenhouse gas emissions foresee wider use renewable_energy estonia particularly biomass wind energy end year estonian energy climate agency will established help consumers cut energy expenditures support climate
EST 2009 189 189 energy sources contribute sustainable environmental economic development also security will become less dependent exhaustible fossil fuels essential part cutting greenhouse gas emissions foresee wider use renewable_energy estonia particularly biomass wind energy end year estonian energy climate agency will established help consumers cut energy expenditures support building energy- efficient homes one example climate
EST 2009 735 735 estonia dedicated supporter united nations funds programmes foster gender equality common obligation ensure reform becomes reality without delay facing first financial crisis twenty-first century accelerating global_warming process see necessity united response growing leaders nations gathered week remind keep eyes horizon peace prosperity make sure boat climate
ETH 2009 55 55 secretary-general mr ban ki-moon tireless efforts exerts ensure united nations fulfils purpose complex crucial period collective history wish thank particular initiative took convene special summit climate_change past week now years since ethiopians managed remove military dictatorship 09-52592 unprecedented cruelty consequences lack democracy within context great diversity apparent ethiopia’s diversity leaves room climate
ETH 2009 562 562 influence domestic agenda open societies manifestly vulnerable kind situation prevailing horn africa mix extremist forces rogue states conducive growth democracy close proximity challenges well one climate_change gratifying us ethiopians challenge drawing attention world ever wish reiterate appreciation effort deployed secretary- general regard look forward international community’s taking resolute action copenhagen basis climate
ETH 2009 594 594 world ever wish reiterate appreciation effort deployed secretary- general regard look forward international community’s taking resolute action copenhagen basis principle common differentiated responsibilities ethiopia affected climate_change difficult complex ways effect agriculture plan food security enormous longer every decade face drought rather every three four years drought face floods either way consequences climate
ETH 2009 637 637 four years drought face floods either way consequences enormously damaging plan ensure food security let take opportunity thank partners stood us address mitigate adverse effects climate_change agricultural activities wish thank particular secretary state hillary clinton organizing meeting partnering food security day copenhagen climate_change summit indeed gratifying africa decided innovative respect representation climate
ETH 2009 654 654 thank partners stood us address mitigate adverse effects climate_change agricultural activities wish thank particular secretary state hillary clinton organizing meeting partnering food security day copenhagen climate_change summit indeed gratifying africa decided innovative respect representation connection approach negotiation africa decided represented single team delegates will negotiate basis common african position honour ethiopia climate
FIN 2009 60 60 agreement global effective fair responsibility lies us industrial countries emerging economies developing countries alike take decisions will profoundly shape future humankind thank secretary-general convening summit climate_change beginning current session general assembly good discussion issues still need addressed december meeting delivered clear message committed working hard seal deal global climate agreement precondition climate
FIN 2009 94 94 still need addressed december meeting delivered clear message committed working hard seal deal global climate agreement precondition comprehensive sustainable development poorest vulnerable struggling adverse effects climate_change new agreement must include elements solidarity international support coping needs adaptation climate_change will affect especially seriously lives livelihoods women women also powerful actors combating need climate
FIN 2009 106 106 deal global climate agreement precondition comprehensive sustainable development poorest vulnerable struggling adverse effects climate_change new agreement must include elements solidarity international support coping needs adaptation climate_change will affect especially seriously lives livelihoods women women also powerful actors combating need ensure full participation negotiations implementation new agreement gender food production climate_change interlinked climate
FIN 2009 130 130 adaptation climate_change will affect especially seriously lives livelihoods women women also powerful actors combating need ensure full participation negotiations implementation new agreement gender food production climate_change interlinked know per cent world’s poor women girls also know 09-52425 majority agricultural labourers women really want combat climate_change avoid global food crisis need pay climate
FIN 2009 149 149 implementation new agreement gender food production climate_change interlinked know per cent world’s poor women girls also know 09-52425 majority agricultural labourers women really want combat climate_change avoid global food crisis need pay close attention role women especially least developed countries negative consequences climate_change universal impact small island developing states countries low-lying climate
FIN 2009 166 166 09-52425 majority agricultural labourers women really want combat climate_change avoid global food crisis need pay close attention role women especially least developed countries negative consequences climate_change universal impact small island developing states countries low-lying coastal areas particularly grave countries threatened rise sea levels extreme_weather conditions need particular attention assistance september committed climate
FIN 2009 184 184 women especially least developed countries negative consequences climate_change universal impact small island developing states countries low-lying coastal areas particularly grave countries threatened rise sea levels extreme_weather conditions need particular attention assistance september committed new global partnership reduce extreme poverty reach millennium development goals reiterated pledge world summit now demonstrate resolve live climate
FIN 2009 301 301 accountable sustainable sincerely hope pittsburgh summit group will agree measures global recovery also make full use united nations promote inclusive equitable cooperation issues truly global climate_change global economic downturn cause problems many parts world africa continent suffers international community must remain attentive africa’s needs glad note positive developments also taken place climate
FIN 2009 450 450 implementation countries situations urgently needed international colloquium women’s empowerment leadership development international peace security held last march monrovia adopted call action resolution call action gender climate_change follow-up colloquium finland liberia convened side event today united nations word success hope next success will copenhagen women will make contribution security council resolution strongly climate
FJI 2009 90 90 enriched membership participation united nations fiji people like small developing island states among first victims contemporary global crises financial economic crisis h1n1 pandemic dramatic phenomenon climate_change small economies like global events real effect daily livelihoods people part attempted respond crises making policy changes adjustments encouraging people grow food discouraging food imports climate
FJI 2009 858 858 values genuine dialogue engagement believe achieve genuine peace security development country must build foundation patience respect views like small island nations fiji regards threat posed climate_change one will undermine international peace security lives real people real places stake future survival real generations continuation real cultures security belonging real homeland threatened adverse climate
FJI 2009 885 885 will undermine international peace security lives real people real places stake future survival real generations continuation real cultures security belonging real homeland threatened adverse impacts climate_change will politically blind devastating effects humanity will far outweigh ideology system belief devised man potential casualties resulting impacts far greater caused battles ever fought yet climate
FJI 2009 934 934 fought yet ability reverse onslaught well within collective control fiji thankful general membership assembly adopting previous session resolution promoted small island developing states linking threat climate_change security fiji’s closest neighbours live lowest-lying atolls world rise sea level brought climate_change threatens literally drown forced abandon homeland fault human beings right live ancestral climate
FJI 2009 947 947 assembly adopting previous session resolution promoted small island developing states linking threat climate_change security fiji’s closest neighbours live lowest-lying atolls world rise sea level brought climate_change threatens literally drown forced abandon homeland fault human beings right live ancestral homeland choose vital understand measure financial assistance can resurrect submerged generate rain end climate
FJI 2009 981 981 beings right live ancestral homeland choose vital understand measure financial assistance can resurrect submerged generate rain end drought reverse effects natural disasters replace lost result climate_change small island state can 09-52592 survive future merely mitigating impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation enough can halt impact climate_change ensure survival island states significantly reducing carbon_emissions climate
FJI 2009 992 992 can resurrect submerged generate rain end drought reverse effects natural disasters replace lost result climate_change small island state can 09-52592 survive future merely mitigating impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation enough can halt impact climate_change ensure survival island states significantly reducing carbon_emissions basis premise fiji one states vulnerable impacts climate_change calls nations particular climate
FJI 2009 999 999 reverse effects natural disasters replace lost result climate_change small island state can 09-52592 survive future merely mitigating impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation enough can halt impact climate_change ensure survival island states significantly reducing carbon_emissions basis premise fiji one states vulnerable impacts climate_change calls nations particular major emitters responsible commit carbon_emission reduction targets climate
FJI 2009 1006 1006 climate_change small island state can 09-52592 survive future merely mitigating impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation enough can halt impact climate_change ensure survival island states significantly reducing carbon_emissions basis premise fiji one states vulnerable impacts climate_change calls nations particular major emitters responsible commit carbon_emission reduction targets approximately per cent levels per cent global climate
FJI 2009 1014 1014 merely mitigating impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation enough can halt impact climate_change ensure survival island states significantly reducing carbon_emissions basis premise fiji one states vulnerable impacts climate_change calls nations particular major emitters responsible commit carbon_emission reduction targets approximately per cent levels per cent global atmosphere concentration less parts per million limit temperature climate
FJI 2009 1022 1022 halt impact climate_change ensure survival island states significantly reducing carbon_emissions basis premise fiji one states vulnerable impacts climate_change calls nations particular major emitters responsible commit carbon_emission reduction targets approximately per cent levels per cent global atmosphere concentration less parts per million limit temperature increases less degrees celsius pre-industrial level wish emphasize climate
FJI 2009 1039 1039 climate_change calls nations particular major emitters responsible commit carbon_emission reduction targets approximately per cent levels per cent global atmosphere concentration less parts per million limit temperature increases less degrees celsius pre-industrial level wish emphasize realistically minimum reduction level will allow us address devastating impacts climate_change currently face fail meet targets make climate
FJI 2009 1058 1058 concentration less parts per million limit temperature increases less degrees celsius pre-industrial level wish emphasize realistically minimum reduction level will allow us address devastating impacts climate_change currently face fail meet targets make probability risk astoundingly high vulnerable negotiate targets mean negotiating lives millions inequity exists terms extent vulnerabilities abilities meet mitigating climate
FJI 2009 1087 1087 meet targets make probability risk astoundingly high vulnerable negotiate targets mean negotiating lives millions inequity exists terms extent vulnerabilities abilities meet mitigating costs vis-à-vis contributions climate_change divided views weakened collective strength deal global issue inequitable circumstances complicated conflicting political economic interests states understandably decisions positions based national self-interests cases take priority climate
FJI 2009 1151 1151 international agreement responds current fundamental need world survival fiji hopes political goodwill compromise will found road copenhagen necessary platform will soon found fair effective ambitious climate_change regime ensures significant reductions carbon_emissions creation financial regime supports adaptation mitigation needs every country particularly vulnerable ones government committed upholding principles values enshrined charter united climate
FJI 2009 1156 1156 need world survival fiji hopes political goodwill compromise will found road copenhagen necessary platform will soon found fair effective ambitious climate_change regime ensures significant reductions carbon_emissions creation financial regime supports adaptation mitigation needs every country particularly vulnerable ones government committed upholding principles values enshrined charter united nations universal declaration human rights climate
FRA 2009 220 220 will world change able act wisdom intelligence courage fresh crises will arise wise enough take path radical change truth already waited long regulate globalization fight global_warming curb nuclear proliferation like solemnly tell leaders iranian making tragic mistake relying passive response international community order pursue military nuclear programme waited long re-establish peace climate
FRA 2009 437 437 speculation starting oil since instability unsustainable countries commodities must paid fair price resources must accept speculation destabilizes world costs commodities copenhagen need commit quantitative targets greenhouse gas emissions can longer put moment choice need set world environment organization need acknowledge legitimacy principle carbon tax border adjustment mechanism nobody can profit environmental climate
FSM 2009 38 38 sixty-fourth session confident will live high standards set esteemed predecessor allow begin remarks today thanking members general assembly positive 09-52470 action past june adopting resolution climate_change possible security implications developed developing countries alike worked together smallest vulnerable something unthinkable just years ago now becoming compelling work together adopting resolution act decisively climate
FSM 2009 72 72 together smallest vulnerable something unthinkable just years ago now becoming compelling work together adopting resolution act decisively confronting threat importance groundbreaking resolution overstated message clear climate_change threat international peace security resolution historic milestone body climate_change including far-reaching effects security implications defining issue world today issue command attention support everyone met last climate
FSM 2009 81 81 becoming compelling work together adopting resolution act decisively confronting threat importance groundbreaking resolution overstated message clear climate_change threat international peace security resolution historic milestone body climate_change including far-reaching effects security implications defining issue world today issue command attention support everyone met last year world economy going time unprecedented crisis fearing global climate
FSM 2009 138 138 strong determination swiftness adopted difficult concrete measures aimed averting global disaster keeping spirit cooperation indispensable international community steadfast bold enough take equally difficult decisions address climate_change crisis without delay accelerating action cooperation among governments private sector civil society imperative order meet challenge posed climate_change given critical importance climate_change country allow address climate
FSM 2009 156 156 bold enough take equally difficult decisions address climate_change crisis without delay accelerating action cooperation among governments private sector civil society imperative order meet challenge posed climate_change given critical importance climate_change country allow address issue thank secretary-general bringing attention climate_change convening high- level summit climate_change september us micronesians fellow pacific islanders including climate
FSM 2009 160 160 difficult decisions address climate_change crisis without delay accelerating action cooperation among governments private sector civil society imperative order meet challenge posed climate_change given critical importance climate_change country allow address issue thank secretary-general bringing attention climate_change convening high- level summit climate_change september us micronesians fellow pacific islanders including parts world climate_change matter climate
FSM 2009 169 169 cooperation among governments private sector civil society imperative order meet challenge posed climate_change given critical importance climate_change country allow address issue thank secretary-general bringing attention climate_change convening high- level summit climate_change september us micronesians fellow pacific islanders including parts world climate_change matter survival peoples cultures nations centuries people micronesia lived small climate
FSM 2009 174 174 civil society imperative order meet challenge posed climate_change given critical importance climate_change country allow address issue thank secretary-general bringing attention climate_change convening high- level summit climate_change september us micronesians fellow pacific islanders including parts world climate_change matter survival peoples cultures nations centuries people micronesia lived small islands many less metre sea climate
FSM 2009 184 184 importance climate_change country allow address issue thank secretary-general bringing attention climate_change convening high- level summit climate_change september us micronesians fellow pacific islanders including parts world climate_change matter survival peoples cultures nations centuries people micronesia lived small islands many less metre sea level enjoyed life dependent bounties sea harvest land developed culture climate
FSM 2009 254 254 ocean aided intimate understanding stars ocean currents sadly today’s disregard planet slowly making ocean always nurtured us instrument destruction micronesia already experiencing brunt negative impacts climate_change sea-level rise changing weather patterns increase frequency intensity natural disasters typhoons undermining development efforts years el niño brought droughts increased rainfall causing substantial damage staple climate
FSM 2009 356 356 proactive concerted action seeking fast-track solutions regard pleased share two specific mitigation measures taken government first action taken micronesia proposal submitted united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc aim proposal make modest beginning evaluating rapid mitigation strategies establishing four-year programme experts report ways achieve rapid mitigation dealing short-lived non-carbon dioxide agents including climate
FSM 2009 472 472 kind cooperation developed developing countries need therefore urge north american countries others support second part amendment proposed micronesia mauritius bottom line micronesia already suffered effects climate_change therefore seek draw attention world possibilities rapid mitigation action buy us time long-term war carbon_dioxide proceeds allow now briefly focus several areas priority country effectively climate
FSM 2009 487 487 amendment proposed micronesia mauritius bottom line micronesia already suffered effects climate_change therefore seek draw attention world possibilities rapid mitigation action buy us time long-term war carbon_dioxide proceeds allow now briefly focus several areas priority country effectively manage conserve biodiversity limited natural resources micronesia continues work governments subregion meet commitments micronesia challenge climate
FSM 2009 630 630 tasks strives achieve millennium development goals recognize goals can especially difficult us sustain even though may track achieve progress towards mdgs inherently threatened nature vulnerability climate_change island state large excusive economic zone abundant marine fisheries resources naturally concerned unsustainable fishing practices also concerned unabated incidence illegal unreported unregulated fishing robs coastal climate
FSM 2009 858 858 failure can economic considerations become excuse inaction 09-52470 throughout history humankind examples nations disagreed coming together survival crisis time war economic hardship epidemic today crisis climate_change simply time waste will therefore stop talk cheap action speaks louder words need action let us go copenhagen seal deal will meet copenhagen climate
GAB 2009 381 381 regional levels strict adherence commitments will able identify adverse effects crisis situations development respective states challenge feeding planet whose population growing intimately linked questions environment climate_change harmful effects global_warming ability increase agricultural production way bring lasting solution food crisis longer doubt pleased question chosen theme recent high- level dialogue organized secretary-general climate
GAB 2009 384 384 adherence commitments will able identify adverse effects crisis situations development respective states challenge feeding planet whose population growing intimately linked questions environment climate_change harmful effects global_warming ability increase agricultural production way bring lasting solution food crisis longer doubt pleased question chosen theme recent high- level dialogue organized secretary-general sidelines current session climate
GAB 2009 422 422 pleased question chosen theme recent high- level dialogue organized secretary-general sidelines current session view forthcoming copenhagen climate conference december regard reaffirm support africa’s common position climate_change adopted addis ababa august heads state government african union country gabon whose forests among make great congo basin adhered unreservedly various international conventions concerning struggle climate
GBR 2009 163 163 global cooperation world now entering six-month period may prove even testing international cooperation together believe face five urgent challenges demand momentous decisions decisions argue epoch-making climate_change terrorism nuclear proliferation shared prosperity eradicating poverty point return just collapse banks focused minds year ago must grasp next set challenges immediately reach climate_change deal climate
GBR 2009 187 187 epoch-making climate_change terrorism nuclear proliferation shared prosperity eradicating poverty point return just collapse banks focused minds year ago must grasp next set challenges immediately reach climate_change deal copenhagen miss great opportunity agree together protect planet hope easy second chance time future will retrospective global agreement undo 09-52179 damage caused moment now climate
GBR 2009 215 215 miss great opportunity agree together protect planet hope easy second chance time future will retrospective global agreement undo 09-52179 damage caused moment now limit reverse climate_change inflicting future generations later another conference later decade already lost years inaction delay afghanistan give way insurgency al-qaida terrorist groups al-qaida will return sanctuary plot climate
GBR 2009 304 304 act together prevent avoidable illness can plan save tomorrow children dying africa today every day say need world agreement urgent challenges now let elaborate first climate_change despite promises made road successful outcome copenhagen assured robust long- term deal climate_change requires money poorest vulnerable going able adapt emerging economies going embark low-carbon climate
GBR 2009 317 317 every day say need world agreement urgent challenges now let elaborate first climate_change despite promises made road successful outcome copenhagen assured robust long- term deal climate_change requires money poorest vulnerable going able adapt emerging economies going embark low-carbon development paths forest nations going slow stop deforestation know richer countries must contribute climate
GBR 2009 349 349 adapt emerging economies going embark low-carbon development paths forest nations going slow stop deforestation know richer countries must contribute financially proposed new approach financing action climate_change will provide substantially increased additional predictable flows will flows capital public private sectors worth around billion year coming days must make progress post-2012 agreement climate_change climate
GBR 2009 374 374 climate_change will provide substantially increased additional predictable flows will flows capital public private sectors worth around billion year coming days must make progress post-2012 agreement climate_change copenhagen next great test global cooperation us duty leadership make sure happens must build discussions secretary-general ban’s meeting week said will go copenhagen conclude deal climate
GEO 2009 1313 1313 brutal invasion crack dissent reduce freedom face recession even face adversity continue contribute common goals established friends international community large proud say georgia vanguard battle climate_change producing per cent electricity green renewable sources percentage growing within next three years will cover per cent needs meanwhile front lines confronting terrorism throughout world climate
GHA 2009 121 121 line rapidly changing world views expressed almost years ago remain relevant now africa faced deep crisis profound far-reaching implications international peace stability today combined effects climate_change high food energy prices current financial economic crisis threaten erode modest hard-earned economic growth democratic achievements past two decades africa remains volatile violent conflicts still climate
GHA 2009 548 548 leaders across continent embraced democratic values except cases narrow self-interests threatening commendable gains made past decade also confronted grave risks environmental social economic development posed climate_change need concrete timely decisive measures enable us deal largely man-made problem obvious meeting need must deferred longer proceed united nations climate_change conference scheduled december copenhagen climate
GHA 2009 569 569 social economic development posed climate_change need concrete timely decisive measures enable us deal largely man-made problem obvious meeting need must deferred longer proceed united nations climate_change conference scheduled december copenhagen issue financing mitigation adaptation climate_change developing countries will remain central deliberations fact progress issues will crucial determining outcome copenhagen intrinsic link climate
GHA 2009 578 578 measures enable us deal largely man-made problem obvious meeting need must deferred longer proceed united nations climate_change conference scheduled december copenhagen issue financing mitigation adaptation climate_change developing countries will remain central deliberations fact progress issues will crucial determining outcome copenhagen intrinsic link security development generally recognized international community despite pivotal role climate
GIN 2009 580 580 question foreign debt seriously compromises efforts eradicate poverty merits particular attention furthermore low prices receive basic commodities together unpredictability nature harmful effects human activity environment climate_change contribute rendering african economies fragile lead precarious agricultural food production regard peace security significant progress made prevention resolution conflicts however areas tension still exist associated climate
GIN 2009 1115 1115 community must fully support implementation new partnership africa’s development commits continent developing infrastructure promoting human rights rule law democracy achievement millennium development goals problems related climate_change drawn attention states threat phenomenon poses humanity guinea occupies central place implementation policies strategies sustainable development restoration ecological balances west africa aware seriousness situation urgent climate
GIN 2009 1158 1158 ecological balances west africa aware seriousness situation urgent need action delegation strongly calls concerted courageous international action put end paradox wherein countries populations contributed least global_warming suffering serious consequences hope forthcoming copenhagen summit will meet great expectations humanity addition particular attention must accorded problems related migratory flows many issues underlying promoting climate
GMB 2009 1114 1114 united nations must turned animal farm secondly also lingering issue republic china taiwan delegation holds position taiwan invited participate meetings activities united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization among bodies taiwan legitimate right full membership united nations specialized agencies since even non-governmental organizations either full membership observer status agencies climate
GNB 2009 84 84 excellency mr ban ki-moon comprehensive report work organization excellent work done ensure consolidation peace development throughout world particular like congratulate mr treki holding high-level gathering climate_change september prelude copenhagen conference held december six months crisis caused assassination president restored constitutional normality organs state power position fulfil role entrusted constitution just inaugurated climate
GNQ 2009 107 107 crisis consequences fomented instability threatened peace various regions world mr singh puri india vice-president took chair amid climate insecurity food global energy crises natural disasters climate_change threaten sustainability global ecology work secretary-general coordinator activities organization far easy therefore commend mr ban ki-moon efforts address issues offer full support cooperation actions can climate
GRC 2009 235 235 one bequeathed us aristotle said nature acts foresees future currently nature’s auguries encouraging afford forget planet state environmental emergency scientific evidence issue compelling socio-economic impact climate_change global economy left unchecked likely dwarf current economic recession now time speed joint efforts effectively address negative impact climate_change respecting principle common differentiated responsibilities respective climate
GRC 2009 254 254 scientific evidence issue compelling socio-economic impact climate_change global economy left unchecked likely dwarf current economic recession now time speed joint efforts effectively address negative impact climate_change respecting principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities country copenhagen will litmus test commitment ambitious all- inclusive climate_change agreement urgency situation may paraphrase man first set climate
GRC 2009 271 271 time speed joint efforts effectively address negative impact climate_change respecting principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities country copenhagen will litmus test commitment ambitious all- inclusive climate_change agreement urgency situation may paraphrase man first set foot moon even man now takes giant leap trying mitigate consequences climate_change will unfortunately still small step climate
GRC 2009 291 291 test commitment ambitious all- inclusive climate_change agreement urgency situation may paraphrase man first set foot moon even man now takes giant leap trying mitigate consequences climate_change will unfortunately still small step mankind small steps important greece continues strongly support financing climate_change adaptation mitigation projects low-carbon development strategies repeatedly proven commitment effect climate
GRC 2009 306 306 moon even man now takes giant leap trying mitigate consequences climate_change will unfortunately still small step mankind small steps important greece continues strongly support financing climate_change adaptation mitigation projects low-carbon development strategies repeatedly proven commitment effect supporting vulnerable countries adaptation climate_change provision total sum million end challenges posed nations current economic climate
GRC 2009 321 321 step mankind small steps important greece continues strongly support financing climate_change adaptation mitigation projects low-carbon development strategies repeatedly proven commitment effect supporting vulnerable countries adaptation climate_change provision total sum million end challenges posed nations current economic crisis require ambitious imaginative range responses provide effective lasting solutions united nations can play vital climate
GRC 2009 382 382 regenerating world economy promoting sustainable pro-growth policies fundamental solving crisis essential maintaining improving progress towards achievement mdgs support vulnerable nations even deeply affected food insecurity climate_change special effort must made action hunger want yet produced desired results humanitarian development aid needs streamlined order effective productive synergetic multilateral action urgently needed people climate
GRC 2009 428 428 multilateral action urgently needed people living edge run time need know whether decisions leaders pittsburgh summit right decisions will put us back road development know climate_change economic crisis north-south divide exacerbating pressures people migrate crises creating living conditions contribute one greatest disgraces humanity one greatest insults human dignity modern slave trade climate
GRD 2009 77 77 highly commend secretary-general ban ki-moon staff performance past year advancing work organization delivering one thank secretary-general interest participation recently concluded alliance small island states aosis climate_change summit chaired grenada wish secretariat every continued success challenges facing global community mirrored regional national context fortunately better place within hallowed walls continue long important climate
GRD 2009 123 123 hallowed walls continue long important journey building better world respond one challenge choose ignore another interconnected indeed working together raison d’être essence united united nations climate_change rightfully described urgent threat facing mankind least next several months will remain top global diplomatic negotiating agenda challenge climate_change risk development security peace threat climate_change climate
GRD 2009 142 142 raison d’être essence united united nations climate_change rightfully described urgent threat facing mankind least next several months will remain top global diplomatic negotiating agenda challenge climate_change risk development security peace threat climate_change threat notion human survival ecological balance small states threat particularly pronounced today address assembly heels two important responses climate_change climate
GRD 2009 148 148 climate_change rightfully described urgent threat facing mankind least next several months will remain top global diplomatic negotiating agenda challenge climate_change risk development security peace threat climate_change threat notion human survival ecological balance small states threat particularly pronounced today address assembly heels two important responses climate_change aosis climate_change summit secretary- general’s summit climate
GRD 2009 167 167 climate_change risk development security peace threat climate_change threat notion human survival ecological balance small states threat particularly pronounced today address assembly heels two important responses climate_change aosis climate_change summit secretary- general’s summit climate_change clear well attended global meetings developing countries grenada alarm sounded alarm climate_change bearing countries undermining potential economic recovery climate
GRD 2009 169 169 development security peace threat climate_change threat notion human survival ecological balance small states threat particularly pronounced today address assembly heels two important responses climate_change aosis climate_change summit secretary- general’s summit climate_change clear well attended global meetings developing countries grenada alarm sounded alarm climate_change bearing countries undermining potential economic recovery short term climate
GRD 2009 174 174 threat notion human survival ecological balance small states threat particularly pronounced today address assembly heels two important responses climate_change aosis climate_change summit secretary- general’s summit climate_change clear well attended global meetings developing countries grenada alarm sounded alarm climate_change bearing countries undermining potential economic recovery short term economic growth longer term hampering climate
GRD 2009 186 186 address assembly heels two important responses climate_change aosis climate_change summit secretary- general’s summit climate_change clear well attended global meetings developing countries grenada alarm sounded alarm climate_change bearing countries undermining potential economic recovery short term economic growth longer term hampering efforts attain sustainable development set barbados plan action mauritius strategy implementation case climate
GRD 2009 240 240 natural resource base supports 09-53165 agriculture tourism together account per cent gross domestic product gdp extremely vulnerable negative impacts storms hurricanes economically disruptive events induced climate_change hurricane ivan brought home reality causing damage estimated equivalent per cent gdp time country still recovering event grenada unique among small island states around world climate
GRD 2009 272 272 damage estimated equivalent per cent gdp time country still recovering event grenada unique among small island states around world experiencing impacts gap terms experience reality climate_change member states already impacted others needs urgently bridged fail united nations will bear consequences humanitarian environmental crisis resulting fact islands will longer inhabitable prime minister climate
GRD 2009 314 314 crisis resulting fact islands will longer inhabitable prime minister honourable tillman thomas addressed secretary-general’s summit september spoke behalf vulnerable states poor island landlocked states rise temperature two degrees celsius unacceptable safety survival will certainly risk insist global commitment ensuring average temperature increase degrees celsius accompanied appropriate midterm targets reduction greenhouse gas climate
GRD 2009 329 329 september spoke behalf vulnerable states poor island landlocked states rise temperature two degrees celsius unacceptable safety survival will certainly risk insist global commitment ensuring average temperature increase degrees celsius accompanied appropriate midterm targets reduction greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels per cent reduction levels respond vulnerabilities surely united nations system belong climate
GRD 2009 338 338 rise temperature two degrees celsius unacceptable safety survival will certainly risk insist global commitment ensuring average temperature increase degrees celsius accompanied appropriate midterm targets reduction greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels per cent reduction levels respond vulnerabilities surely united nations system belong unthinkable known threats will allowed turn grave risks must climate
GRD 2009 365 365 emissions per cent levels per cent reduction levels respond vulnerabilities surely united nations system belong unthinkable known threats will allowed turn grave risks must solve climate_change crisis must solve now estimates place cost financing adaptation mitigation per cent industrialized world’s gdp contribution every million dollars gdp given moral principle historical responsibility climate
GRD 2009 395 395 estimates place cost financing adaptation mitigation per cent industrialized world’s gdp contribution every million dollars gdp given moral principle historical responsibility affordable measure adoption aosis climate_change declaration small island states said will stand watch islands sink see livelihoods disappear witness children made homeless due effects human-induced climate_change call international community stand climate
GRD 2009 416 416 affordable measure adoption aosis climate_change declaration small island states said will stand watch islands sink see livelihoods disappear witness children made homeless due effects human-induced climate_change call international community stand support vulnerable ensure targets set forth aosis climate_change declaration agreed copenhagen grenada will continue play part highlighting needs vulnerable advocating strengthening climate
GRD 2009 428 428 watch islands sink see livelihoods disappear witness children made homeless due effects human-induced climate_change call international community stand support vulnerable ensure targets set forth aosis climate_change declaration agreed copenhagen grenada will continue play part highlighting needs vulnerable advocating strengthening capacity resilience continues chair aosis grenada will always advocate sustainable development goals climate
GTM 2009 159 159 country decided declare state emergency disaster just drought also historic disaster striking poorest people country government aiming lift extreme poverty situation illustrates one manifold manifestations climate_change occurring diverse regions comes top burden regressive effects experienced first half double crises energy food followed aforementioned effects economic crisis unfortunately adverse effects situation disproportionately climate
GTM 2009 896 896 crimes humanity guatemala suffered greatly years wish express total conviction united nations must constantly renewed 09-52425 adapted today’s needs civilization changing crisis just energy finance climate_crisis values principles financial crisis crisis values principles paying poverty people need better adaptation united nations mechanisms can really get bottom al grano say guatemala problems climate
GUY 2009 54 54 say without spending lot time rostrum shall circulate full text speech focus two areas think important point time first financial crisis impact caribbean second concerns climate_change crisis case prevailing financial crisis small vulnerable economies caribbean bear brunt global recession manifested depressed prices primary exported commodities bauxite depressed demand services tourism result climate
GUY 2009 269 269 now expanded group smaller countries will see concerns reflected last year called new bretton woods-type conference countries hall help create architecture second crisis wish mention climate_change week much talk urgency tackling climate_change thanks vision exhibited secretary-general work leaders citizens countries across world level understanding nature climate challenge increasingly clear need move climate
GUY 2009 275 275 see concerns reflected last year called new bretton woods-type conference countries hall help create architecture second crisis wish mention climate_change week much talk urgency tackling climate_change thanks vision exhibited secretary-general work leaders citizens countries across world level understanding nature climate challenge increasingly clear need move beyond simply understanding challenge need work climate
GUY 2009 324 324 need work global community shape solution interests countries many building blocks will enable us identified challenge copenhagen meeting turn building blocks agreement can start reduce greenhouse gas emissions guided science need solutions treat countries fairly also need recognize challenge now much political will scientific economic institutional considerations addressing politics need recognize climate
GUY 2009 380 380 others long- term global partnership need many developing countries question whether international community will commit scale financial transfers major analyses agree needed others worried acting climate_change now will stymie national development precisely time many poised historic levels economic growth social advances hand many developed countries worried financial transfers needed will excessive climate
GUY 2009 458 458 countries will expected carry greater burden developed nations political concerns recipe stalemate world afford failure overcome now will mean misery future generations eventual costs tackling climate_change will even greater now therefore need find way will require leadership nations welcome proposals laid gordon brown subsequently supported european union generate funding excess billion climate
GUY 2009 487 487 now therefore need find way will require leadership nations welcome proposals laid gordon brown subsequently supported european union generate funding excess billion per annum address climate_change developing world first time proposal starts square magnitude funding required adaptation mitigation spoken many fellow leaders week confident right signal developed world developing countries ready climate
GUY 2009 525 525 spoken many fellow leaders week confident right signal developed world developing countries ready play part particular urgency will finding ways work together address per cent greenhouse gas emissions result 09-52425 tropical deforestation forest degradation globally climate_change general now large degree clarity around nature specific problem know causes emissions entire european union climate
GUY 2009 535 535 developing countries ready play part particular urgency will finding ways work together address per cent greenhouse gas emissions result 09-52425 tropical deforestation forest degradation globally climate_change general now large degree clarity around nature specific problem know causes emissions entire european union know world economy makes trees worth dead alive also know climate
GUY 2009 659 659 minister norway two countries also working together provide functioning model low-deforestation low-carbon economies can created countries parallel guyana continues play part united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc process must provide long-term framework combating forest-based emissions united nations collaborative programme reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries redd redd programme also believe climate
GUY 2009 741 741 support report lays world can achieve per cent reduction global deforestation rates investment less billion total using highly conservative estimates forest carbon lead seven gigatons greenhouse gas emissions avoided now occurred single biggest contribution averting climate catastrophe period can done rainforest countries representing vast majority world’s tropical forests worked informal working climate
GUY 2009 856 856 citizen per day developed countries fraction world generated save financial system collapse provides bridge long-term redd solution unfccc buys world badly needed time race defeat climate_change turn away making proposal reality mistake historic proportions just said president chávez frías wish conclude singing wonderful voice instead will confine saying important role play climate
GUY 2009 894 894 frías wish conclude singing wonderful voice instead will confine saying important role play solving crisis developed world moral obligation play greater part solving financial crisis climate_change crisis due actions situation hope developed world recognizes obligation urgency act upon now climate
HTI 2009 169 169 even good education whole humankind accept half inhabitants planet live privations hunger misery prospect improvement situation whole humankind accept planet endangered irresponsibly species condemned extinction climate_change populations become vulnerable natural disasters merely selfish economic choices small minority polluters substance can give membership human community united nations seeks champion paraphrase george orwell climate
HUN 2009 148 148 continues take share responsibility implementing donor programmes afghanistan viet nam neighbouring middle-income countries western balkans global crises require think act together spirit shared responsibility right climate_change high united nations agenda threatens foundations life yet long failed respond adequately hungary willing accept share responsibility fully committed achieving important results united nations climate_change climate
HUN 2009 173 173 climate_change high united nations agenda threatens foundations life yet long failed respond adequately hungary willing accept share responsibility fully committed achieving important results united nations climate_change conference copenhagen regard summit climate_change recently convened secretary-general useful forum identifying necessary steps towards successful outcome preventing conflicts managing crises remain high agenda united nations climate
HUN 2009 178 178 threatens foundations life yet long failed respond adequately hungary willing accept share responsibility fully committed achieving important results united nations climate_change conference copenhagen regard summit climate_change recently convened secretary-general useful forum identifying necessary steps towards successful outcome preventing conflicts managing crises remain high agenda united nations cooperation regional organizations continues play climate
IDN 2009 209 209 democratization global economy international financial architecture also given us remarkable insight array disparate crises confronting us actually grip one systemic crisis economic financial crisis challenge climate_change food security crisis energy security crisis problems fed one another thus grew critical proportions reality materialized international community failed form effective global partnership address large climate
IDN 2009 271 271 achieve multilateralism forge system democratic governance global level can rectify failure all- encompassing reform relationships nations world today december copenhagen can strive reach new consensus climate_change effective averting climate disaster forging equitable transparent partnership 09-53165 developed developing nations host country united nations climate_change conference bali adopted bali road map consensus indonesia climate
IDN 2009 288 288 today december copenhagen can strive reach new consensus climate_change effective averting climate disaster forging equitable transparent partnership 09-53165 developed developing nations host country united nations climate_change conference bali adopted bali road map consensus indonesia fervently desires copenhagen meeting will yield new commitment framework strengthen kyoto protocol framework must stipulate deep cuts climate
IDN 2009 314 314 conference bali adopted bali road map consensus indonesia fervently desires copenhagen meeting will yield new commitment framework strengthen kyoto protocol framework must stipulate deep cuts greenhouse gas emissions sufficient financing adaptation mitigation climate_change like see role forests given top priority deserves look forward ocean issues mainstreamed new climate regime allow negotiation climate
IDN 2009 321 321 indonesia fervently desires copenhagen meeting will yield new commitment framework strengthen kyoto protocol framework must stipulate deep cuts greenhouse gas emissions sufficient financing adaptation mitigation climate_change like see role forests given top priority deserves look forward ocean issues mainstreamed new climate regime allow negotiation process derailed stakes high need even wait climate
IND 2009 450 450 representative expanding permanent non-permanent membership ongoing intergovernmental negotiations past six months unambiguously established overwhelming majority member states share perspective expansion categories security council membership needed climate_change one important global challenges face today developing countries bear disproportionate share adverse effects even though responsible cognizant serious threat climate_change poses india engaged ongoing negotiations climate
IND 2009 470 470 categories security council membership needed climate_change one important global challenges face today developing countries bear disproportionate share adverse effects even though responsible cognizant serious threat climate_change poses india engaged ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc including upcoming copenhagen conference india will work outcome recognizes development imperatives developing countries rooted climate
IND 2009 480 480 face today developing countries bear disproportionate share adverse effects even though responsible cognizant serious threat climate_change poses india engaged ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc including upcoming copenhagen conference india will work outcome recognizes development imperatives developing countries rooted principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities also must move away climate
IND 2009 518 518 developing countries rooted principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities also must move away concentrating mitigation ensure focus adaptation critical developing countries hosting high-level global conference climate_change technology development transfer october cooperation united nations objective conference help formulate road map technology context climate_change mitigation adaptation support unfccc process developing countries must supported climate
IND 2009 534 534 focus adaptation critical developing countries hosting high-level global conference climate_change technology development transfer october cooperation united nations objective conference help formulate road map technology context climate_change mitigation adaptation support unfccc process developing countries must supported financially technologically capacity-building 09-52592 resources can cope immense challenges adaptation special efforts required develop programmes address climate
IND 2009 604 604 security critical drivers pursuing development goals india successful significantly reducing energy intensity india will continue pursue path india aware continuing volatility fossil-fuel markets together threat climate_change makes development renewable clean energy sources including nuclear energy crucial context international civil-nuclear cooperation important india also taken several independent initiatives address issue climate_change put climate
IND 2009 628 628 threat climate_change makes development renewable clean energy sources including nuclear energy crucial context international civil-nuclear cooperation important india also taken several independent initiatives address issue climate_change put place comprehensive policy legislative framework well national action plan climate_change eight separate national missions unprecedented afforestation campaign launched doubling forestry budget year billion increase climate
IND 2009 639 639 crucial context international civil-nuclear cooperation important india also taken several independent initiatives address issue climate_change put place comprehensive policy legislative framework well national action plan climate_change eight separate national missions unprecedented afforestation campaign launched doubling forestry budget year billion increase going sustained every year prime minister’s council approved national missions enhanced climate
IND 2009 680 680 sustained every year prime minister’s council approved national missions enhanced energy efficiency solar energy setting ambitious goals supporting facilitating major research assess various aspects related climate_change india attaches highest priority goal nuclear disarmament impeccable non-proliferation record welcome renewed global debate achieving world free nuclear weapons corresponds india’s long-standing consistent advocacy nuclear climate
IRL 2009 88 88 pressing today rarely need greater collective action facilitating framework uniquely provided united nations discussions new york past week highlighted urgent issues organization’s agenda present including climate_change global poverty hunger nuclear disarmament non-proliferation also confronted global financial economic crisis severe generation leaving mark every family community across world governments everywhere facing daunting climate
IRL 2009 147 147 limit impact crisis greatest need united nations provides framework development collective responses solutions summit world leaders hosted secretary- general ban ki-moon new york last week climate_change displayed strength international commitment issue secretary-general powerful advocate collective action tackle major threat planet future generations now falls us member states redouble efforts ensure successful climate
IRL 2009 342 342 today scandal represents perhaps biggest collective failure mankind last days past week general assembly world leaders come together discuss complex 09-52604 daunting global challenges including climate_change non-proliferation yet simple challenge putting food mouths everybody planet still remains beyond us speak today representative country experienced famine hunger whose population decimated great famine climate
ISL 2009 278 278 sound global regulatory framework world fight recession together spirit united nations also within framework created united nations earlier week privilege honour take part high-level summit climate_change touched heart heard president kiribati describe plight country might literally obliterated face earth without nation responsible way due drastic climate_change whole world facing president kiribati climate
ISL 2009 298 298 honour take part high-level summit climate_change touched heart heard president kiribati describe plight country might literally obliterated face earth without nation responsible way due drastic climate_change whole world facing president kiribati asked thing every human every nation earth really deserves asked justice believe best way give justice people kiribati people nations climate
ISL 2009 510 510 basis expertise developed iceland available like add despite present financial difficulties ensured geothermal training programme united nations university iceland remains open fully funded past years climate_change also producing drastic effects arctic iceland state lies entirely within arctic region therefore designated arctic one main areas foreign policy science tells us can read climate
ISL 2009 972 972 small nation also described even though small nation much offer contribute solution problems together world facing today expertise geothermal field example can vital importance face climate_crisis experience sustainable fishing can instrumental staving depletion fishing stocks geopolitical position arctic cohabitation dangers beauty thousand years can great value striking right balance fragile ecosystem climate
ITA 2009 148 148 negotiations view concluding trade ministers already met india provide practical follow-up decision pittsburgh will important opportunity reaffirm political commitments undertaken l’aquila progress also made area climate_change major economies reached agreement limit global_warming two degrees celsius pre- industrial levels common front combat climate_change reaffirmed broad participation meeting held yesterday initiative secretary-general thank climate
ITA 2009 154 154 met india provide practical follow-up decision pittsburgh will important opportunity reaffirm political commitments undertaken l’aquila progress also made area climate_change major economies reached agreement limit global_warming two degrees celsius pre- industrial levels common front combat climate_change reaffirmed broad participation meeting held yesterday initiative secretary-general thank leadership demonstrated occasion quality essential success climate
ITA 2009 164 164 reaffirm political commitments undertaken l’aquila progress also made area climate_change major economies reached agreement limit global_warming two degrees celsius pre- industrial levels common front combat climate_change reaffirmed broad participation meeting held yesterday initiative secretary-general thank leadership demonstrated occasion quality essential success copenhagen summit l’aquila reaffirmed clear fundamental concept wish reiterate today climate
ITA 2009 192 192 participation meeting held yesterday initiative secretary-general thank leadership demonstrated occasion quality essential success copenhagen summit l’aquila reaffirmed clear fundamental concept wish reiterate today overcoming challenge climate_change will require commitment part actors global economy without exception area food security decided establish 20-billion fund agricultural development fight world hunger effort restore agriculture’s place climate
JAM 2009 677 677 organizations pushing aid trade initiative build supply-side capacity infrastructure developing countries can take advantage trade opportunities connections global economy particularly backdrop global recession threat posed climate_change must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming alliance small island states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held climate
JAM 2009 684 684 capacity infrastructure developing countries can take advantage trade opportunities connections global economy particularly backdrop global recession threat posed climate_change must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming alliance small island states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held days ago reinforced fact time action now climate
JAM 2009 691 691 trade opportunities connections global economy particularly backdrop global recession threat posed climate_change must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming alliance small island states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held days ago reinforced fact time action now heartened broad agreement significant reduction greenhouse gas climate
JAM 2009 696 696 particularly backdrop global recession threat posed climate_change must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming alliance small island states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held days ago reinforced fact time action now heartened broad agreement significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions necessary reduce global_warming now climate
JAM 2009 701 701 posed climate_change must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming alliance small island states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held days ago reinforced fact time action now heartened broad agreement significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions necessary reduce global_warming now required necessary political will take climate
JAM 2009 715 715 consequences global_warming alliance small island states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held days ago reinforced fact time action now heartened broad agreement significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions necessary reduce global_warming now required necessary political will take concrete decisive action can address clear present danger head small island developing state vulnerable climate
JAM 2009 720 720 states climate_change summit september well summit climate_change held days ago reinforced fact time action now heartened broad agreement significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions necessary reduce global_warming now required necessary political will take concrete decisive action can address clear present danger head small island developing state vulnerable impact climate_change jamaica vested interest climate
JAM 2009 742 742 emissions necessary reduce global_warming now required necessary political will take concrete decisive action can address clear present danger head small island developing state vulnerable impact climate_change jamaica vested interest successful outcome united nations climate_change conference copenhagen december outcome based equity differentiated burden-sharing now clearly established developed country emitters historical responsibility global_warming climate
JAM 2009 750 750 will take concrete decisive action can address clear present danger head small island developing state vulnerable impact climate_change jamaica vested interest successful outcome united nations climate_change conference copenhagen december outcome based equity differentiated burden-sharing now clearly established developed country emitters historical responsibility global_warming take lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions major emitters climate
JAM 2009 767 767 climate_change jamaica vested interest successful outcome united nations climate_change conference copenhagen december outcome based equity differentiated burden-sharing now clearly established developed country emitters historical responsibility global_warming take lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions major emitters also role play climate_change mitigation taking account development needs end favour conclusion post-kyoto framework wherein commitments agreed climate
JAM 2009 771 771 successful outcome united nations climate_change conference copenhagen december outcome based equity differentiated burden-sharing now clearly established developed country emitters historical responsibility global_warming take lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions major emitters also role play climate_change mitigation taking account development needs end favour conclusion post-kyoto framework wherein commitments agreed parties hold principle common climate
JAM 2009 779 779 outcome based equity differentiated burden-sharing now clearly established developed country emitters historical responsibility global_warming take lead reducing greenhouse gas emissions major emitters also role play climate_change mitigation taking account development needs end favour conclusion post-kyoto framework wherein commitments agreed parties hold principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities successful outcome must also climate
JAM 2009 820 820 principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities successful outcome must also include concrete commitments adaptation mitigation capacity-building technology transfers provision financial resources assist developing countries addressing climate_change recognize action international level must complemented urgent action national regional levels necessary steps must taken integrate climate_change broader national sustainable development planning jamaica embraced approach climate
JAM 2009 837 837 transfers provision financial resources assist developing countries addressing climate_change recognize action international level must complemented urgent action national regional levels necessary steps must taken integrate climate_change broader national sustainable development planning jamaica embraced approach pursuit complete disarmament nuclear non-proliferation particular regard weapons mass destruction must remain shared goal review conference parties climate
JOR 2009 193 193 systemic changes since establishment organization well technological advancements information communications revolution well-known effects globalization made world global village everybody feels negative effects problems challenges desertification climate_change terrorism poverty pandemics proliferation weapons mass destruction among major achievements united nations pioneering role seeking eliminate colonization occupation order ensure right peoples self-determination although organization climate
JPN 2009 379 379 tax relief amounting trillion yen per year time expected enhance cost competitiveness japanese industries revitalization distribution infrastructure topic will return later setting ambitious target tackle climate_change result creation new markets including electric vehicles solar power generation clean energy businesses furthermore will ensure stable potential growth creation new industries new technologies maritime climate
JPN 2009 490 490 coordinate simply leaving market mechanisms excessive money-making games japan will play role bridge international forums including group towards formulation common rules end second challenge address climate_change issue apparent increased incidence extreme_weather events rising sea levels phenomena climate_change danger already confronting us furthermore efforts one country can produce limited effects however due climate
JPN 2009 495 495 excessive money-making games japan will play role bridge international forums including group towards formulation common rules end second challenge address climate_change issue apparent increased incidence extreme_weather events rising sea levels phenomena climate_change danger already confronting us furthermore efforts one country can produce limited effects however due differences short-term interests developed developing climate
JPN 2009 501 501 role bridge international forums including group towards formulation common rules end second challenge address climate_change issue apparent increased incidence extreme_weather events rising sea levels phenomena climate_change danger already confronting us furthermore efforts one country can produce limited effects however due differences short-term interests developed developing countries among developed countries well among climate
JPN 2009 543 543 interests developed developing countries among developed countries well among developing countries path towards creating post-2012 framework will anything smooth new japanese government set ambitious target greenhouse gas emissions reduction per cent compared level also made clear prepared provide financial technical assistance developing countries past accordance progress international negotiations international commitment premised climate
KEN 2009 185 185 given little voice role quest peace world now acutely aware quest peace begins ensuring survival planet therefore like thank secretary-general ban ki-moon convened high-level meeting climate_change put issue squarely onto world’s centre stage issue clearly unites population entire world climate_change regrettably far-sighted decision united nations world summit explore possibility coherent institutional climate
KEN 2009 199 199 survival planet therefore like thank secretary-general ban ki-moon convened high-level meeting climate_change put issue squarely onto world’s centre stage issue clearly unites population entire world climate_change regrettably far-sighted decision united nations world summit explore possibility coherent institutional framework international environmental governance borne fruit particularly unacceptable now climate_change indeed pressing challenge times climate
KEN 2009 220 220 unites population entire world climate_change regrettably far-sighted decision united nations world summit explore possibility coherent institutional framework international environmental governance borne fruit particularly unacceptable now climate_change indeed pressing challenge times therefore call upgrading united nations environmental programme unep nairobi can become central environmental institution handling numerous conventions noted regret emergence multiple climate
KEN 2009 302 302 adjust new paradigm sustainable dynamic green economy without lives billions will imperilled already secretary-general pointed wednesday another million people may fall poverty line year owing climate_change setbacks markets may bouncing back incomes jobs developments augur well future regret say country emblematic woes unleashed years rampant excesses global local mismanagement environment melting climate
KEN 2009 601 601 declared situation national disaster requiring million rectify million will mobilized resources urgently appeal development partners furnish million tens thousands livestock animals died devastation result primarily climate_change droughts now recur much frequently greater severity one drought year difficult enough rains now failed us past four consecutive seasons appeal well-wishers many assist us climate
KGZ 2009 482 482 overcoming obstacles sustainable development delegation kyrgyz republic one initiators draft resolution sustainable mountain development grateful support draft sixty-fourth session general assembly discussed problems related planetary climate_change high-level summit general assembly kyrgyzstan shares opinion environmental ecological security problems posing new challenges risks twenty-first century kyrgyzstan will give highest priority active preventive measures climate
KHM 2009 67 67 goes mr miguel d’escoto brockmann nicaragua successfully presided general assembly sixty-third session everyone concerned today considerable challenges world confronts challenges current global economic financial crisis climate_change food energy insecurity threats terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction hope deliberations assembly will come new ideas cope global challenges doubt present global economic financial crisis climate
KHM 2009 249 249 low-income countries additional billion concessional flexible financing next two three years social protection including investing long-term food security poorest countries today everyone world increasingly concerned climate_change another serious threat humanity global_warming triggered frequent cyclones typhoons extreme floods droughts planet now confronted ever increasing natural disasters worsening impact climate_change now reached alarming climate
KHM 2009 254 254 flexible financing next two three years social protection including investing long-term food security poorest countries today everyone world increasingly concerned climate_change another serious threat humanity global_warming triggered frequent cyclones typhoons extreme floods droughts planet now confronted ever increasing natural disasters worsening impact climate_change now reached alarming level everywhere around planet shrinking climate
KHM 2009 271 271 world increasingly concerned climate_change another serious threat humanity global_warming triggered frequent cyclones typhoons extreme floods droughts planet now confronted ever increasing natural disasters worsening impact climate_change now reached alarming level everywhere around planet shrinking arctic summer sea ice alarm signal everyone global_warming inexorably advancing perilous speed south-east asia according asian development climate
KHM 2009 287 287 planet now confronted ever increasing natural disasters worsening impact climate_change now reached alarming level everywhere around planet shrinking arctic summer sea ice alarm signal everyone global_warming inexorably advancing perilous speed south-east asia according asian development bank adb will affected region vulnerability climate_change largely result geography low-lying nations long coastlines negative impact climate
KHM 2009 303 303 planet shrinking arctic summer sea ice alarm signal everyone global_warming inexorably advancing perilous speed south-east asia according asian development bank adb will affected region vulnerability climate_change largely result geography low-lying nations long coastlines negative impact climate_change farming south-east asia seriously jeopardize production rice agricultural products consequently ripple effects food security south-east climate
KHM 2009 313 313 inexorably advancing perilous speed south-east asia according asian development bank adb will affected region vulnerability climate_change largely result geography low-lying nations long coastlines negative impact climate_change farming south-east asia seriously jeopardize production rice agricultural products consequently ripple effects food security south-east asia one world’s important rice crop regions based estimate adb climate
KHM 2009 346 346 agricultural products consequently ripple effects food security south-east asia one world’s important rice crop regions based estimate adb total cost loss agricultural production negative aspects climate_change equivalent much per cent region’s gross domestic product compared per cent loss estimated world whole cambodia essentially agrarian country livelihood per cent population depending farming climate
KHM 2009 382 382 cent loss estimated world whole cambodia essentially agrarian country livelihood per cent population depending farming therefore 09-52592 vulnerable weather-related disasters fully aware danger serious consequences climate_change global_warming well-being livelihoods development peoples around world cambodia assuming share responsibility matter global_warming since made utmost effort implement united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol climate
KHM 2009 383 383 loss estimated world whole cambodia essentially agrarian country livelihood per cent population depending farming therefore 09-52592 vulnerable weather-related disasters fully aware danger serious consequences climate_change global_warming well-being livelihoods development peoples around world cambodia assuming share responsibility matter global_warming since made utmost effort implement united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol promoting climate
KHM 2009 395 395 depending farming therefore 09-52592 vulnerable weather-related disasters fully aware danger serious consequences climate_change global_warming well-being livelihoods development peoples around world cambodia assuming share responsibility matter global_warming since made utmost effort implement united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol promoting clean development mechanism projects implementing national adaptation programme action climate_change also launched climate
KHM 2009 405 405 serious consequences climate_change global_warming well-being livelihoods development peoples around world cambodia assuming share responsibility matter global_warming since made utmost effort implement united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol promoting clean development mechanism projects implementing national adaptation programme action climate_change also launched major campaign reforestation country hectares trees planted also banned timber climate
KHM 2009 418 418 responsibility matter global_warming since made utmost effort implement united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol promoting clean development mechanism projects implementing national adaptation programme action climate_change also launched major campaign reforestation country hectares trees planted also banned timber exports context cambodia warmly welcomes recent united states initiative engage lower mekong basin climate
KHM 2009 451 451 trees planted also banned timber exports context cambodia warmly welcomes recent united states initiative engage lower mekong basin countries sharing mekong countries best practices experience climate_change flood water resource management time mekong countries japan now looking approach future achieve sustainable development mekong basin potential better respect environment mighty mekong river furthermore climate
KHM 2009 495 495 better respect environment mighty mekong river furthermore cambodia commends recent promise group eight g-8 summit july work towards per cent reduction heat-trapping pollution nonetheless since climate_change evolving steadily time may question whether pledged reduction can match speed global_warming believe industrialized countries produce per cent greenhouse gases share greater responsibility take drastic climate
KHM 2009 507 507 eight g-8 summit july work towards per cent reduction heat-trapping pollution nonetheless since climate_change evolving steadily time may question whether pledged reduction can match speed global_warming believe industrialized countries produce per cent greenhouse gases share greater responsibility take drastic urgent measures reduce emissions deadly gases governments around world just three months climate
KHM 2009 514 514 cent reduction heat-trapping pollution nonetheless since climate_change evolving steadily time may question whether pledged reduction can match speed global_warming believe industrialized countries produce per cent greenhouse gases share greater responsibility take drastic urgent measures reduce emissions deadly gases governments around world just three months craft new treaty deal global_warming will historic climate
KHM 2009 537 537 per cent greenhouse gases share greater responsibility take drastic urgent measures reduce emissions deadly gases governments around world just three months craft new treaty deal global_warming will historic treaty generations come united nations climate_change conference held denmark december secure milestone plan really slow climate_change safety humankind therefore cambodia believes countries actors climate
KHM 2009 545 545 drastic urgent measures reduce emissions deadly gases governments around world just three months craft new treaty deal global_warming will historic treaty generations come united nations climate_change conference held denmark december secure milestone plan really slow climate_change safety humankind therefore cambodia believes countries actors join hands reach agreement copenhagen december international community climate
KHM 2009 555 555 just three months craft new treaty deal global_warming will historic treaty generations come united nations climate_change conference held denmark december secure milestone plan really slow climate_change safety humankind therefore cambodia believes countries actors join hands reach agreement copenhagen december international community obligation roll back global temperatures late future generations children grandchildren climate
KHM 2009 650 650 food crisis challenge now confront one hand produce enough food feed growing world population hand respond increased need clean energy save global environment stop advancing climate_change solution twin problem find balanced approach food crop bioenergy culture develop alternative energy sources meet growing demand avoid short- term solution energy problem harmful consequences climate
KIR 2009 78 78 year gather hall deliberate daunting challenges continue confront us citizens international community gather leaders find solutions challenges will ensure survival humanity just today tomorrow beyond climate_change indeed greatest moral challenge humanity time fear children grandchildren will look back ask us question knew knew yet little simply afford consequences inaction people country climate
KIR 2009 107 107 challenge humanity time fear children grandchildren will look back ask us question knew knew yet little simply afford consequences inaction people country already feeling impacts climate_change will worsen time together low-lying states will become victims climate_change advocating combination pragmatic adaptation strategies people overwhelming desire maintain homeland sovereignty however inevitable decline ability climate
KIR 2009 117 117 us question knew knew yet little simply afford consequences inaction people country already feeling impacts climate_change will worsen time together low-lying states will become victims climate_change advocating combination pragmatic adaptation strategies people overwhelming desire maintain homeland sovereignty however inevitable decline ability islands support life let alone increasing populations due rising sea climate
KIR 2009 162 162 alone increasing populations due rising sea levels must also provide opportunities people wish migrate able merit dignity approaches will time-relevant responding different levels threat impacts climate_change islands people time goes expect greenhouse gas emitters take appropriate action mitigate negative effects ask assistance adaptation efforts ask might need labour able open doors climate
KIR 2009 168 168 levels must also provide opportunities people wish migrate able merit dignity approaches will time-relevant responding different levels threat impacts climate_change islands people time goes expect greenhouse gas emitters take appropriate action mitigate negative effects ask assistance adaptation efforts ask might need labour able open doors important stress options mutually exclusive president climate
KIR 2009 244 244 access category scheme kiribati australia nursing initiative australia-pacific technical college programme models believe can implemented broadly win-win option concerned pacific leaders agreed work together address climate_change niue declaration climate_change internationally declaration adopted alliance small island states leaders days ago outlines issues importance small island developing states calls action climate_change particularly leading climate
KIR 2009 247 247 kiribati australia nursing initiative australia-pacific technical college programme models believe can implemented broadly win-win option concerned pacific leaders agreed work together address climate_change niue declaration climate_change internationally declaration adopted alliance small island states leaders days ago outlines issues importance small island developing states calls action climate_change particularly leading copenhagen resolution climate_change climate
KIR 2009 267 267 together address climate_change niue declaration climate_change internationally declaration adopted alliance small island states leaders days ago outlines issues importance small island developing states calls action climate_change particularly leading copenhagen resolution climate_change possible security implications landmark decision general assembly acknowledges link climate_change security commend pacific ambassadors new york initiating driving resolution thank climate
KIR 2009 272 272 climate_change internationally declaration adopted alliance small island states leaders days ago outlines issues importance small island developing states calls action climate_change particularly leading copenhagen resolution climate_change possible security implications landmark decision general assembly acknowledges link climate_change security commend pacific ambassadors new york initiating driving resolution thank sponsors support appreciate reaching consensus climate
KIR 2009 282 282 ago outlines issues importance small island developing states calls action climate_change particularly leading copenhagen resolution climate_change possible security implications landmark decision general assembly acknowledges link climate_change security commend pacific ambassadors new york initiating driving resolution thank sponsors support appreciate reaching consensus copenhagen will easy task believe possible imperative can mobilize trillions climate
KIR 2009 351 351 days deeply heartened see leaders strong commitment tackling common challenge together hear leaders resolve look beyond national interests focus global interest understanding predicament front line climate_change able see leaders strong determination seal deal copenhagen deal among things will address plight vulnerable given hope restored faith humanity relevance global community global leadership climate
KIR 2009 387 387 things will address plight vulnerable given hope restored faith humanity relevance global community global leadership take opportunity strongly commend secretary- general initiative organizing high-level summit climate_change summit provided us opportunity leaders talk face face agree way forward climate_change negotiations also thank fellow leaders understanding compassion political will collectively address crisis impacts climate
KIR 2009 399 399 community global leadership take opportunity strongly commend secretary- general initiative organizing high-level summit climate_change summit provided us opportunity leaders talk face face agree way forward climate_change negotiations also thank fellow leaders understanding compassion political will collectively address crisis impacts now absolutely necessary capitalize collective political will must direct negotiators act accordingly climate
KIR 2009 477 477 posturing empty platitudes know needs done called many things new world order grand bargain new green deal copenhagen gives us opportunity enter global compact action climate_change developed developing countries north south east west might last chance act now hell going declared phoenix islands protected area pipa largest marine protected area world climate
KIR 2009 534 534 something like per cent exclusive economic zone pipa collective partnership government conservation international new england aquarium preservation phoenix islands surrounding ocean gift statement humanity face climate_change contribution international efforts significantly reduce biodiversity loss year even now confront possibility islands will become uninhabitable within century due rising sea levels recognize value protecting climate
KIR 2009 618 618 forum australia last month leaders pacific adopted pacific oceanscape initiative aimed promoting collaboration exchanges marine protected areas region partners call support initiative international community impacts climate_crisis international financial crisis food energy crisis ended efforts achieve sustainable development way forward towards achieving millennium development goals particular economic environment vulnerability kiribati small island climate
KIR 2009 752 752 commitment international peace security contributions national regional international development programmes fair fitting therefore taiwan allowed 09-52463 participate meaningfully meetings activities united nations organs given impact climate_change demands aviation safety security development well-being people now appeal meaningful participation taiwan work activities international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change concluding face climate
KIR 2009 775 775 given impact climate_change demands aviation safety security development well-being people now appeal meaningful participation taiwan work activities international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change concluding face common challenges facing global community encouraging hear leaders call new global order interests fellow citizens planet override national interests particularly global human security climate
KNA 2009 145 145 environment issues become interlinked complexity means country can act alone circumstances precipitated virtual collapse several financial institutions created small states st kitts nevis yet case climate_change consequences forced upon us left fend learn anything crises face today collective action partnership necessary management conflicts also building effective comprehensive sustainable infrastructure protect citizens climate
KNA 2009 577 577 practical way addressing multifaceted complex issues face instance issue environmental protection government saint kitts nevis always urged multilateral approach interconnectedness planet indeed real nowhere issue climate_change whereas small countries saint kitts nevis tiny carbon footprints negative environmental impact global_warming climate_change effects discriminate can agree incidence catastrophic climatic events hurricanes floods mudslides climate
KNA 2009 590 590 kitts nevis always urged multilateral approach interconnectedness planet indeed real nowhere issue climate_change whereas small countries saint kitts nevis tiny carbon footprints negative environmental impact global_warming climate_change effects discriminate can agree incidence catastrophic climatic events hurricanes floods mudslides continue cause destruction claim lives year geography small islands changing sea levels rising climate
KNA 2009 591 591 nevis always urged multilateral approach interconnectedness planet indeed real nowhere issue climate_change whereas small countries saint kitts nevis tiny carbon footprints negative environmental impact global_warming climate_change effects discriminate can agree incidence catastrophic climatic events hurricanes floods mudslides continue cause destruction claim lives year geography small islands changing sea levels rising marine climate
KNA 2009 642 642 life many citizens depend livelihoods fast diminishing coastlines affected reefs paying high price long-term implications food production dire indeed though changes began far beyond shores climate_change inflicting massive disproportionate blow nations mine causing us now urge strongest possible terms timely effective action saint kitts nevis interested stale debates blame interested action climate
KNA 2009 714 714 ensuring resources place small island developing 09-52586 states can meet adaptation mitigation technology transfer capacity-building goals urge emitters embrace measures needed compensate risks losses resulting climate_change continue collaborate regionally work towards efforts areas disaster preparedness reduction mitigation recognize high dependence fossil fuels untenable therefore support organization american states private enterprise exploring climate
KNA 2009 769 769 geothermal energy federation saint kitts nevis expiration kyoto protocol approaches government welcomes recent commitments industrialized countries address harmful emissions hope will translated concrete results environment climate_change copenhagen summit later year also wish urge united nations strengthen small island developing states unit additional resources make effective addressing concerns member states look forward climate
KNA 2009 874 874 contribute common good republic china taiwan constructive partner range countries around world long great deal contribute specialized agencies programmes united nations united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization given climate_change aviation safety affect development well well-being mankind issue security continues prominent international agenda global anti-crime campaign intensifies concern heightens climate
KNA 2009 880 880 constructive partner range countries around world long great deal contribute specialized agencies programmes united nations united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization given climate_change aviation safety affect development well well-being mankind issue security continues prominent international agenda global anti-crime campaign intensifies concern heightens face emerging threats citizens society development climate
KOR 2009 390 390 vessels flags acts piracy waters coast somalia korea will faithfully fulfil responsibilities expected international community including areas preventing conflicts countering terrorism responding natural disasters responding climate_change become indispensable urgent item agenda humanity climate_change poses common challenge humankind thus requires concerted efforts developed developing countries well newly industrialized countries reason countries need climate
KOR 2009 397 397 korea will faithfully fulfil responsibilities expected international community including areas preventing conflicts countering terrorism responding natural disasters responding climate_change become indispensable urgent item agenda humanity climate_change poses common challenge humankind thus requires concerted efforts developed developing countries well newly industrialized countries reason countries need take part prepared addressing challenge korea greatly climate
KOR 2009 428 428 requires concerted efforts developed developing countries well newly industrialized countries reason countries need take part prepared addressing challenge korea greatly appreciates role united nations placing climate_change high agenda urgent priority galvanizing global efforts address critical issue copenhagen conference held december international community expected deliver important decision great implications future place yesterday climate
KOR 2009 467 467 december international community expected deliver important decision great implications future place yesterday reaffirmed commitment making copenhagen conference success korea included annex united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc plans make voluntary announcement end year stating midterm emissions-reduction target korea proposed establishment registry nationally appropriate mitigation actions secretariat unfccc view inviting developing countries climate
KOR 2009 513 513 unfccc view inviting developing countries voluntarily participate mitigation actions providing international support need hope proposals efforts will contribute positively attainment successful outcomes copenhagen respond proactively climate_change korea adopted low_carbon green growth guiding vision nation strategy development currently working enact framework law green growth establish five- year plan green growth thereby will climate
KOR 2009 516 516 developing countries voluntarily participate mitigation actions providing international support need hope proposals efforts will contribute positively attainment successful outcomes copenhagen respond proactively climate_change korea adopted low_carbon green growth guiding vision nation strategy development currently working enact framework law green growth establish five- year plan green growth thereby will transform economic industrial climate
KOR 2009 573 573 oriented plan korea will invest per cent gross domestic product field green growth every year next five years twice level recommended united nations underlying objective low_carbon green growth strategy promote sustainable development putting place positive cycle environment revives economy economy preserves environment strategy effective way address global climate_change overcome economic crisis climate
KOR 2009 595 595 nations underlying objective low_carbon green growth strategy promote sustainable development putting place positive cycle environment revives economy economy preserves environment strategy effective way address global climate_change overcome economic crisis time pursuing green growth policy makes assertive fiscal investments areas green growth korea preparing future also responding immediate economic crisis development green climate
KOR 2009 629 629 makes assertive fiscal investments areas green growth korea preparing future also responding immediate economic crisis development green technologies international cooperation key factors ensuring success responding climate_change expanded group eight summit last august korea designated leader transformational technology including area smart grid technology korea will strengthen global partnership cooperation green technology share climate
KWT 2009 225 225 also mobilizing specialized regional organizations act concerted organized effort important element addressing challenges moreover challenges threats international community still suffers prominent financial economic crisis phenomenon climate_change financial crisis negative impact economies developing countries impeded efforts attain millennium development goals mdgs resulted emergence economic social problems high rate unemployment deceleration rate economic climate
KWT 2009 341 341 least developed countries 09-52463 effort along joint arrangements led emergence signs global economic recovery last weeks hope action will continue order address less dangerous crisis climate_change degradation environment problem requires urgent global response regard look forward success important climate_change conference held december copenhagen denmark kuwait will honoured host mid-december majesties highnesses climate
KWT 2009 354 354 recovery last weeks hope action will continue order address less dangerous crisis climate_change degradation environment problem requires urgent global response regard look forward success important climate_change conference held december copenhagen denmark kuwait will honoured host mid-december majesties highnesses leaders cooperation council arab states gulf thirtieth summit conference will full agenda foremost climate
LAO 2009 512 512 peace security within recognized borders accordance relevant resolutions security council also remain concerned decades-long economic commercial financial embargo imposed republic cuba now time end sanctions climate_change continues pressing concern pose enormous challenges survival humankind backdrop global measures conform principle common differentiated responsibility urgently required end integration three pillars sustainable development economic climate
LAO 2009 558 558 three pillars sustainable development economic development social development environmental protection enhanced view effectively implementing bali action plan context highly commend secretary-general initiative convene high-level summit climate_change september world leaders opportunity discuss concrete measures potential solutions consequences climate_change well prepare climate_change conference held copenhagen denmark furthermore world leaders made strong commitments taking climate
LAO 2009 569 569 view effectively implementing bali action plan context highly commend secretary-general initiative convene high-level summit climate_change september world leaders opportunity discuss concrete measures potential solutions consequences climate_change well prepare climate_change conference held copenhagen denmark furthermore world leaders made strong commitments taking necessary action reduce greenhouse gas emissions promote green economy provide mitigation climate
LAO 2009 572 572 bali action plan context highly commend secretary-general initiative convene high-level summit climate_change september world leaders opportunity discuss concrete measures potential solutions consequences climate_change well prepare climate_change conference held copenhagen denmark furthermore world leaders made strong commitments taking necessary action reduce greenhouse gas emissions promote green economy provide mitigation adaptation assistance generate climate
LAO 2009 587 587 opportunity discuss concrete measures potential solutions consequences climate_change well prepare climate_change conference held copenhagen denmark furthermore world leaders made strong commitments taking necessary action reduce greenhouse gas emissions promote green economy provide mitigation adaptation assistance generate alternative energy including technology transfer developed developing countries order enable latter adapt consequences impacts climate_change climate
LAO 2009 612 612 greenhouse gas emissions promote green economy provide mitigation adaptation assistance generate alternative energy including technology transfer developed developing countries order enable latter adapt consequences impacts climate_change lao people’s democratic republic welcomes supports recommendation launch new global compact entailing green new deal doubt provide excellent platform addressing current global challenges promoting investment climate
LAO 2009 652 652 deal doubt provide excellent platform addressing current global challenges promoting investment green economy laying foundations deal crucial long-term issues helping create future based low-carbon economy renewable_energy energy efficiency multiple global crises especially financial economic crises many adverse effects developing countries particular vulnerable groups due primarily lack basic infrastructure access markets resources climate
LBR 2009 488 488 president liberia excellency madam ellen johnson sirleaf president finland excellency madam tarja halonen monrovia march event monrovia declaration adopted calling action resolution women peace security climate_change gender want thank partners friends international community including institutions united nations system unmil contributed success programme regard reaffirm resolution women peace security recognizes women civilians climate
LBR 2009 583 583 coherent manner follow-up monrovia extraordinary meeting side event sixty-fourth session general assembly jointly hosted yesterday two exemplary women leaders united nations headquarters focus implementation resolution climate_change commending excellent work join appeal member states governments non-governmental organizations support monrovia declaration liberia wishes thank participants historic event renewing support government liberia reform united climate
LBR 2009 1168 1168 union peacekeepers somalia darfur heartened expressed willingness parties end armed hostilities find political solution problem will ensure lasting peace people region liberia welcomes just-ended summit climate_change convened secretary-general firmly believe urgent action needed reduce greenhouse gas emissions help member states particularly developing countries adequately respond harmful effects global phenomenon liberia continues climate
LBR 2009 1177 1177 armed hostilities find political solution problem will ensure lasting peace people region liberia welcomes just-ended summit climate_change convened secretary-general firmly believe urgent action needed reduce greenhouse gas emissions help member states particularly developing countries adequately respond harmful effects global phenomenon liberia continues join call democratic security council reflects realities twenty-first century climate
LBY 2009 69 69 general assembly welcome country hosting meeting session taking place midst many challenges facing us whole world come together unite efforts defeat challenges principal common enemy climate_change international crises capitalist economic decline food water crises desertification terrorism immigration piracy man-made natural epidemics nuclear proliferation perhaps influenza h1n1 virus created laboratory got control climate
LCA 2009 489 489 security crisis international labour organization report global jobs pact contributions inter-parliamentary union new development financing agenda pressing issue challenge facing saint lucia indeed rest world climate_change emerged serious developmental challenge facing mankind today hence demands collective action urgent response extremely concerned adverse effects climate_change constantly altering access basic resources land water climate
LCA 2009 507 507 challenge facing saint lucia indeed rest world climate_change emerged serious developmental challenge facing mankind today hence demands collective action urgent response extremely concerned adverse effects climate_change constantly altering access basic resources land water food decreased accessibility threatens social security daily reality many us around world may disappear maldives will nothing done climate
LCA 2009 549 549 us around world may disappear maldives will nothing done will certainly expensive survive september heads member states alliance small island developing states aosis adopted declaration climate_change spelled pressing issues need addressed states barbados programme action final communiqué aosis heads government meeting outcome document general assembly’s special session held review assess barbados climate
LCA 2009 602 602 s-22 adoption mauritius strategy implementation represented extensive legislative authority concerted international action clearly set forth position vulnerable states extensive mandate provides framework strategy arrest impact climate_change can lead emergence sustainable world present future generations high-level event climate_change held discuss future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change also instructive reinforcing mandates earlier sessions climate
LCA 2009 613 613 action clearly set forth position vulnerable states extensive mandate provides framework strategy arrest impact climate_change can lead emergence sustainable world present future generations high-level event climate_change held discuss future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change also instructive reinforcing mandates earlier sessions alas seems rest world seen urgency action part saint lucia caribbean climate
LCA 2009 621 621 mandate provides framework strategy arrest impact climate_change can lead emergence sustainable world present future generations high-level event climate_change held discuss future hands addressing leadership challenge climate_change also instructive reinforcing mandates earlier sessions alas seems rest world seen urgency action part saint lucia caribbean states pledged take voluntary mitigation measures ensure collective climate
LCA 2009 655 655 rest world seen urgency action part saint lucia caribbean states pledged take voluntary mitigation measures ensure collective survival working assiduously formulate policies review legislation develop renewable_energy potential wind solar geothermal power will intensify efforts preserve limited forest cover serves protect water supply biodiversity important factor carbon sequestration us critical survival measures climate
LCA 2009 701 701 sequestration us critical survival measures saint lucia joined caricom member states establish early-warning systems predicting disasters floods hurricanes caricom heads government also adopted liliendaal declaration climate_change development expressed commitment protect region’s marine resources ecosystems work towards fulfilling united nations framework convention climate_change objectives sustainable development practices long-term benefits financial investment required climate
LCA 2009 717 717 floods hurricanes caricom heads government also adopted liliendaal declaration climate_change development expressed commitment protect region’s marine resources ecosystems work towards fulfilling united nations framework convention climate_change objectives sustainable development practices long-term benefits financial investment required support onerous small island developing states indicated governments proactive however small island developing states still need climate
LCA 2009 750 750 investment required support onerous small island developing states indicated governments proactive however small island developing states still need financial support enhance capacity respond challenges brought climate_change let reiterate problems lack access cost- effective affordable environmentally sound technologies significantly threatens stall reverse progress already made will mitigation enough supported adaptation measures therefore climate
LCA 2009 811 811 changes made life difficult many peoples small island developing states least developed countries joined together demand appeal even beg necessary new copenhagen climate agreement limit temperature 09-52604 increases attainable level degrees celsius possible anything will devastating existence urge inhabitants planet earth understanding cooperative work seal deal copenhagen reverse slow effects climate_change climate
LCA 2009 836 836 temperature 09-52604 increases attainable level degrees celsius possible anything will devastating existence urge inhabitants planet earth understanding cooperative work seal deal copenhagen reverse slow effects climate_change activities noble may will useless mankind efforts advance development progress sometimes derailed lack resources peculiar grouping excludes many states access certain types aid loans development climate
LIE 2009 70 70 renewed commitment multilateralism liechtenstein united nations always epitome multilateralism believe genuine multilateralism needed today order address challenges us disarmament non-proliferation seem finally enter new era climate_change united nations working hard seal deal last tuesday unprecedented number heads state government gathered hall discuss climate_change threats applaud secretary-general ban ki-moon excellent initiative liechtenstein climate
LIE 2009 87 87 us disarmament non-proliferation seem finally enter new era climate_change united nations working hard seal deal last tuesday unprecedented number heads state government gathered hall discuss climate_change threats applaud secretary-general ban ki-moon excellent initiative liechtenstein delegation left meeting belief breakthrough possible everybody seems understand gravity situation approaching copenhagen firm conviction must listen climate
LKA 2009 712 712 intertwined require holistic concerted collective approach individual state alone meet challenges thus multilateralism must strengthened meet contemporary global crises terrorism global financial crisis adverse consequences climate_change food energy security well achievement millennium development goals need take necessary measures ensure impact globalization fair inclusive sustainable multilateralism united nations agenda responding demands minority climate
LKA 2009 798 798 region south asian association regional cooperation saarc sri lanka chairs present lent voice several issues global importance affecting region among terrorism impact global economic crisis climate_change well food security prime concern one fifth humanity live saarc nations saarc region will continue work every international forum including united nations find regional well climate
LKA 2009 1323 1323 human resources gender equality social development determined make progress welcome high-level meeting convened secretary-general next year developing island state sri lanka highly vulnerable adverse impact climate_change caused unsustainable production consumption patterns industrialized countries carbon debt owed us developed countries must used finance financial technological assistance need order adapt industries sustainable path climate
LSO 2009 34 34 responses global crises strengthening multilateralism dialogue among civilizations international peace security development timely relevant meet backdrop serious challenges mankind confronted long time financial economic crisis climate_change issues international peace security challenges organization better placed united nations find solutions june predecessor mr president convened high-level conference world financial economic crisis opportunity identify climate
LSO 2009 220 220 aid appeal requisite political will complete doha round negotiations matter urgency negotiations anchor hope dawn fair equitable international trade regime congratulate secretary-general convening just-ended summit climate_change unanimous belief challenges posed climate_change beyond capacity individual country deal alone response impact climate_change must top priority whole mankind stake preservation elements responsible sustenance human climate
LSO 2009 225 225 complete doha round negotiations matter urgency negotiations anchor hope dawn fair equitable international trade regime congratulate secretary-general convening just-ended summit climate_change unanimous belief challenges posed climate_change beyond capacity individual country deal alone response impact climate_change must top priority whole mankind stake preservation elements responsible sustenance human life planet lesotho hopeful copenhagen climate
LSO 2009 234 234 dawn fair equitable international trade regime congratulate secretary-general convening just-ended summit climate_change unanimous belief challenges posed climate_change beyond capacity individual country deal alone response impact climate_change must top priority whole mankind stake preservation elements responsible sustenance human life planet lesotho hopeful copenhagen conference will usher new global agreement will result reduction climate
LSO 2009 260 260 must top priority whole mankind stake preservation elements responsible sustenance human life planet lesotho hopeful copenhagen conference will usher new global agreement will result reduction greenhouse gas emissions must never forget forefront affected impact climate_change poor innocent call industrialized nations help improve developing countries capacity mitigation adaptation therefore misplaced responsible causing climate
LSO 2009 269 269 sustenance human life planet lesotho hopeful copenhagen conference will usher new global agreement will result reduction greenhouse gas emissions must never forget forefront affected impact climate_change poor innocent call industrialized nations help improve developing countries capacity mitigation adaptation therefore misplaced responsible causing pollution environment responsibility make cuts harmful emissions help adversely climate
LSO 2009 297 297 call industrialized nations help improve developing countries capacity mitigation adaptation therefore misplaced responsible causing pollution environment responsibility make cuts harmful emissions help adversely affected acknowledge climate_change may collective fault surely collective responsibility 09-52586 another challenge confronting us international peace security challenge matter utmost interest delegation reminds governments obligation protect peoples mass climate
LTU 2009 60 60 big small common responsibility members united nations uphold cherish ideals expressed united nations charter global financial economic crisis problem today terrorism proliferation weapons energy challenges climate_change many issues must addressed order make goals united nations reality complex challenges require comprehensive responses obvious benefit isolationist egoistic policies united nations must come age climate
LTU 2009 320 320 better responsible governance global regional local levels crucially important steady sustainable economic recovery protectionism isolationism never worked will never work future fourth realizing fact global climate_change calls global solutions will best reach international consensus climate_change conference copenhagen fully aware global impact climate_change support ambitious european union commitment cut carbon_dioxide emissions per climate
LTU 2009 329 329 steady sustainable economic recovery protectionism isolationism never worked will never work future fourth realizing fact global climate_change calls global solutions will best reach international consensus climate_change conference copenhagen fully aware global impact climate_change support ambitious european union commitment cut carbon_dioxide emissions per cent within framework international agreement fifth think global responsibility climate
LTU 2009 336 336 worked will never work future fourth realizing fact global climate_change calls global solutions will best reach international consensus climate_change conference copenhagen fully aware global impact climate_change support ambitious european union commitment cut carbon_dioxide emissions per cent within framework international agreement fifth think global responsibility addressed regionally well rule effective implementation united climate
LTU 2009 343 343 fact global climate_change calls global solutions will best reach international consensus climate_change conference copenhagen fully aware global impact climate_change support ambitious european union commitment cut carbon_dioxide emissions per cent within framework international agreement fifth think global responsibility addressed regionally well rule effective implementation united nations charter regional organizations assume greater responsibility climate
LUX 2009 96 96 accordingly see need take stock draw lessons namely review major challenges international community confronting terms development human rights rule law peacekeeping security disarmament non-proliferation fight climate_change better forum discuss issues general assembly united nations economic crisis hit world year ago even devastating took place still struggling cope without overcome food energy climate
LUX 2009 126 126 general assembly united nations economic crisis hit world year ago even devastating took place still struggling cope without overcome food energy crises well acceleration obviously climate_change just mentioned particularly negative impact crisis poorest face challenges need concerted action coherent action global action true global partnership development based shared responsibilities donors recipients climate
LUX 2009 1102 1102 place missile defence shield always seemed way forward regard adopt unilateral measures engage discussion cooperation russian partners view ensuring common security conclude without saying words climate_change perhaps greatest challenge world prosperity long term like take opportunity thank secretary- general convening summit september resulted political mobilization highest level crucial want make copenhagen climate
LUX 2009 1139 1139 secretary- general convening summit september resulted political mobilization highest level crucial want make copenhagen conference success set new course towards sustainable development green growth reduces carbon_emissions scientific evidence exists now us respond determination facing facts developed countries will set example agreeing ambitious higher average targets reduce carbon_dioxide must entering binding legal climate
LUX 2009 1160 1160 development green growth reduces carbon_emissions scientific evidence exists now us respond determination facing facts developed countries will set example agreeing ambitious higher average targets reduce carbon_dioxide must entering binding legal commitments including medium term context effective universal international regime countries contribute basis capacity moreover issue adaptation climate_change including also financing related climate
LUX 2009 1181 1181 higher average targets reduce carbon_dioxide must entering binding legal commitments including medium term context effective universal international regime countries contribute basis capacity moreover issue adaptation climate_change including also financing related efforts will necessarily constitute additional expense treated priority copenhagen allow note passing disarmament efforts just described free financial resources put better climate
LUX 2009 1229 1229 resources put better use regard meanwhile together partners european union luxembourg already committed reach so-called 20-20-20 goal increasing energy efficiency european union per cent increasing renewable_energy per cent total energy consumption reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels beginning several years ago luxembourg began systematically incorporate issue adaptation climate_change development climate
LUX 2009 1236 1236 partners european union luxembourg already committed reach so-called 20-20-20 goal increasing energy efficiency european union per cent increasing renewable_energy per cent total energy consumption reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels beginning several years ago luxembourg began systematically incorporate issue adaptation climate_change development programmes climate_change however will impact development also climate
LUX 2009 1253 1253 increasing renewable_energy per cent total energy consumption reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels beginning several years ago luxembourg began systematically incorporate issue adaptation climate_change development programmes climate_change however will impact development also full enjoyment human rights security countries therefore much welcome report produced secretary-general following initiative taken regard pacific climate
LUX 2009 1256 1256 cent total energy consumption reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels beginning several years ago luxembourg began systematically incorporate issue adaptation climate_change development programmes climate_change however will impact development also full enjoyment human rights security countries therefore much welcome report produced secretary-general following initiative taken regard pacific small island developing climate
LVA 2009 271 271 developing countries particularly severely affected negative effects well aware risk jeopardizing done achieving millennium development goals must give latvia honouring commitments achieving millennium development goals climate_change global challenge needs tackled global level united nations summit climate_change demonstrated important reach comprehensive fair agreement future global climate policy copenhagen conference held december year climate
LVA 2009 281 281 jeopardizing done achieving millennium development goals must give latvia honouring commitments achieving millennium development goals climate_change global challenge needs tackled global level united nations summit climate_change demonstrated important reach comprehensive fair agreement future global climate policy copenhagen conference held december year agreement follow principle common differentiated responsibilities every country contribute according climate
MAR 2009 414 414 poverty exclusion improving infrastructure de-marginalizing rural areas collective efforts field development will remain insufficient unless accompanied daring effective policies protection environment concrete measures mitigate impact climate_change now ever threatening future mankind connection morocco convinced conference climate_change held copenhagen december will undoubtedly constitute important step towards international agreement climate regard morocco reiterates climate
MAR 2009 424 424 development will remain insufficient unless accompanied daring effective policies protection environment concrete measures mitigate impact climate_change now ever threatening future mankind connection morocco convinced conference climate_change held copenhagen december will undoubtedly constitute important step towards international agreement climate regard morocco reiterates proposal made conference held poznan poland december creation multilateral fund climate
MAR 2009 459 459 international agreement climate regard morocco reiterates proposal made conference held poznan poland december creation multilateral fund transfer technology developing countries order enable deal grave implications climate_change mindful necessity operationalize concrete measures protect environment contain negative impact climate_change majesty mohammed vi instructed government draft swiftly comprehensive national environmental charter aim protecting national climate
MAR 2009 470 470 poland december creation multilateral fund transfer technology developing countries order enable deal grave implications climate_change mindful necessity operationalize concrete measures protect environment contain negative impact climate_change majesty mohammed vi instructed government draft swiftly comprehensive national environmental charter aim protecting national resources reserves part sustainable development policy environment considered shared national heritage climate
MAR 2009 512 512 part sustainable development policy environment considered shared national heritage whose protection collective duty current future generations likewise morocco will reactivate national energy strategy aimed development renewable_energy sources recycling waste water convinced peace process viable option middle east kingdom morocco participated constructively responsibly efforts international community relaunch peace process solid foundations means climate
MCO 2009 87 87 fellow countrymen common vision marked moral values financial storm swept world year ago caused much suffering much harm global economy time history confronted major challenges climate_crisis implementation millennium development goals mdgs us draw obvious conclusions year now will meet forum take stock progress made implementation millennium development goals mdgs deadline already climate
MCO 2009 340 340 outbreaks infectious diseases pandemics phenomena desertification drought well acidification seas oceans exacerbated man-made climatic change failure copenhagen negotiations option commitment worldwide counterparts stated yesterday framework climate_change summit convened secretary- general unequivocal must together developed countries countries high carbon_dioxide emissions developing countries succeed defining post-kyoto regime will decidedly line low-carbon-emission future long climate
MCO 2009 352 352 man-made climatic change failure copenhagen negotiations option commitment worldwide counterparts stated yesterday framework climate_change summit convened secretary- general unequivocal must together developed countries countries high carbon_dioxide emissions developing countries succeed defining post-kyoto regime will decidedly line low-carbon-emission future long neglected scientific warnings years ago intergovernmental panel climate_change created world meteorological organization climate
MCO 2009 373 373 developed countries countries high carbon_dioxide emissions developing countries succeed defining post-kyoto regime will decidedly line low-carbon-emission future long neglected scientific warnings years ago intergovernmental panel climate_change created world meteorological organization third world climate conference beginning september great pleasure attended decided establish global framework climate services view helping populations meet increasingly pressing climate
MCO 2009 410 410 pleasure attended decided establish global framework climate services view helping populations meet increasingly pressing challenge global framework fully support aims improving management risks climate fluctuations climate_change well adaptation climate_change levels development incorporation science-based information forecasting policies planning unparalleled mobilization public opinion compels us adopt innovative measures slow global_warming whose consequences catastrophic climate
MCO 2009 413 413 establish global framework climate services view helping populations meet increasingly pressing challenge global framework fully support aims improving management risks climate fluctuations climate_change well adaptation climate_change levels development incorporation science-based information forecasting policies planning unparalleled mobilization public opinion compels us adopt innovative measures slow global_warming whose consequences catastrophic trade development report climate
MCO 2009 432 432 risks climate fluctuations climate_change well adaptation climate_change levels development incorporation science-based information forecasting policies planning unparalleled mobilization public opinion compels us adopt innovative measures slow global_warming whose consequences catastrophic trade development report recommends deep structural changes will happen unless willing challenge patterns production consumption setting green economy must basis process role climate
MCO 2009 469 469 happen unless willing challenge patterns production consumption setting green economy must basis process role political decision makers ensure necessary technology already exists put use reduce greenhouse gases sustainable development requires globalization green technologies environmental assets behalf principality reiterate stated ambition become carbon_neutral resolve reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent per cent climate
MCO 2009 485 485 makers ensure necessary technology already exists put use reduce greenhouse gases sustainable development requires globalization green technologies environmental assets behalf principality reiterate stated ambition become carbon_neutral resolve reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent per cent past months world economy sorely tried tested signs recovery beginning show must draw lessons grim year climate
MCO 2009 488 488 technology already exists put use reduce greenhouse gases sustainable development requires globalization green technologies environmental assets behalf principality reiterate stated ambition become carbon_neutral resolve reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent per cent past months world economy sorely tried tested signs recovery beginning show must draw lessons grim year globalization economy resulting climate
MDA 2009 73 73 distinguished speakers taken floor debate elaborated extensively pressing issues international community faced past year current financial economic crisis food energy crises first flu pandemic century climate_change core deliberations united nations revealing central role organization dealing problems reformed robust effective organization deliver prompt reactions sustainable responses major challenges peace security development disarmament climate
MDA 2009 100 100 deliberations united nations revealing central role organization dealing problems reformed robust effective organization deliver prompt reactions sustainable responses major challenges peace security development disarmament non-proliferation climate_change food energy security spread international terrorism commend efforts secretary-general strengthening united nations promoting core values enshrined founding charter fundamental principles peace justice human rights republic climate
MDA 2009 938 938 international terrorism organizing high-level conference terrorism united nations auspices believe special attention needs paid fighting aspects terrorism nourished separatist tendencies affect sovereignty territorial integrity states climate_change poses grave challenge international community global_warming related effects including natural disasters become major threats peoples international security consequences greatly affect vulnerable states compromising economic growth climate
MDA 2009 944 944 united nations auspices believe special attention needs paid fighting aspects terrorism nourished separatist tendencies affect sovereignty territorial integrity states climate_change poses grave challenge international community global_warming related effects including natural disasters become major threats peoples international security consequences greatly affect vulnerable states compromising economic growth achievement millennium development goals international cooperation climate
MDA 2009 974 974 disasters become major threats peoples international security consequences greatly affect vulnerable states compromising economic growth achievement millennium development goals international cooperation essential dealing obvious threat climate_change raise alarm concerning urgent need strengthen regional global cooperation enhance assistance donor states developing countries countries economies transition recent years republic moldova confronted considerable natural climate
MDA 2009 1027 1027 droughts severe floods year intensity frequency phenomena increase harm caused population agricultural food sectors well overall national economy huge respect implementation united nations conventions addressing climate_change desertification development international strategy disaster reduction increasing urgency countries severely affected droughts desertification republic moldova recognizes importance environmental protection ensuring sustainable development country well need climate
MDA 2009 1063 1063 affected droughts desertification republic moldova recognizes importance environmental protection ensuring sustainable development country well need issue inform national policies connection welcome outcome last week’s summit climate_change strongly support continuation negotiations hope will conclude forthcoming copenhagen conference new far-reaching document praise secretary-general’s efforts mobilizing political will needed adoption new equitable ambitious agreement climate
MDG 2009 345 345 population madagascar years age roughly proportion youth throughout world especially developing countries world process searching reference point survive major challenges facing particular economic financial crisis climate_change food insecurity growing poverty madagascar problems combined failed governance past two decades inevitably resulted acute political social crisis malagasy experience speaks us youth madagascar taken climate
MDG 2009 410 410 action new challenges facing humanity let us act order suffer change better sustainable world also appeal elders confidence youth today tomorrow thank secretary-general relevance initiative climate_change conference involved youth struggle survival humanity speaking whole world waited long opportunity choose waited long attack injustice poverty countrymen abuse drift 09-53756 waited long find climate
MDV 2009 426 426 rights coexist economic stability prosperity third way international community can must help maldives consolidate democracy establish secure prosperous equitable society taking urgent effective action tackle climate_change threats posed maldives climate_change well known every beach lost rising seas every house lost storm surges every reef lost increasingly warm waters every job lost climate
MDV 2009 430 430 prosperity third way international community can must help maldives consolidate democracy establish secure prosperous equitable society taking urgent effective action tackle climate_change threats posed maldives climate_change well known every beach lost rising seas every house lost storm surges every reef lost increasingly warm waters every job lost fish stocks dwindle every climate
MDV 2009 459 459 beach lost rising seas every house lost storm surges every reef lost increasingly warm waters every job lost fish stocks dwindle every life lost frequent extreme_weather events will make harder harder govern country point reached must consider abandoning homeland therefore call leaders world protect future frontline countries like maldives reaching ambitious climate
MDV 2009 492 492 point reached must consider abandoning homeland therefore call leaders world protect future frontline countries like maldives reaching ambitious effective agreement december’s united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc conference copenhagen seeks limit average global temperature increases less centigrade degrees pre-industrial levels otherwise sign death warrant maldivians maldives determined can survive going first climate
MDV 2009 500 500 leaders world protect future frontline countries like maldives reaching ambitious effective agreement december’s united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc conference copenhagen seeks limit average global temperature increases less centigrade degrees pre-industrial levels otherwise sign death warrant maldivians maldives determined can survive going first country go carbon_neutral years time order determined formulate climate
MDV 2009 520 520 copenhagen seeks limit average global temperature increases less centigrade degrees pre-industrial levels otherwise sign death warrant maldivians maldives determined can survive going first country go carbon_neutral years time order determined formulate survival kit carbon-neutral manual enable others replicate actions order us together might just save climate catastrophe part efforts achieve unified climate
MDV 2009 528 528 centigrade degrees pre-industrial levels otherwise sign death warrant maldivians maldives determined can survive going first country go carbon_neutral years time order determined formulate survival kit carbon-neutral manual enable others replicate actions order us together might just save climate catastrophe part efforts achieve unified voice will inviting vulnerable states affected climate_change maldives climate
MDV 2009 552 552 kit carbon-neutral manual enable others replicate actions order us together might just save climate catastrophe part efforts achieve unified voice will inviting vulnerable states affected climate_change maldives hope november summit will reinforce determination leave stone unturned ensure survival now like touch number important issues enormous concern us maldives abhors terrorism forms climate
MEX 2009 64 64 nevertheless insecurity uncertainty prevail insecurity results persistence armed conflicts terrorism transnational organized crime threaten achievements sustainable human development uncertainty linked negotiations will lead united nations climate_change conference copenhagen december global_warming now threat humanity incalculable proportions contribute without exception responsible contributing sustainable human development requires first conditions conducive international peace security president climate
MEX 2009 68 68 insecurity results persistence armed conflicts terrorism transnational organized crime threaten achievements sustainable human development uncertainty linked negotiations will lead united nations climate_change conference copenhagen december global_warming now threat humanity incalculable proportions contribute without exception responsible contributing sustainable human development requires first conditions conducive international peace security president felipe calderón pointed security climate
MEX 2009 420 420 must also reflected united nations system budgets remains passive alienated conformist organization risks losing 09-52598 relevance premier universal legitimate forum solving major problems humanity challenges global_warming made clear absence economic incentives one main reasons commitments kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change fulfilled reason mexico proposed preparatory negotiations copenhagen conference innovative climate
MEX 2009 436 436 premier universal legitimate forum solving major problems humanity challenges global_warming made clear absence economic incentives one main reasons commitments kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change fulfilled reason mexico proposed preparatory negotiations copenhagen conference innovative financing scheme known green fund reward efforts states adopt policies aimed reducing greenhouse gas emissions without climate
MEX 2009 458 458 nations framework convention climate_change fulfilled reason mexico proposed preparatory negotiations copenhagen conference innovative financing scheme known green fund reward efforts states adopt policies aimed reducing greenhouse gas emissions without jeopardizing development goals green fund fully responds principle common differentiated responsibility just another financial mechanism obeys conventional criteria countries must able receive climate
MHL 2009 88 88 nations 09-52425 economic social commission asia pacific will follow suit make presence felt prominently producing concrete results ground wish acknowledge personal commitment secretary-general meeting challenges climate_change reminder take best table copenhagen service higher calling save planet well noted call clear moral imperative bold decisive urgent action recognition duty larger economies vulnerable climate
MHL 2009 142 142 small island states although may consider insufficient group commitment italy year believe encouraging necessary step forward cherish hope increasing participation united states debates issues relating climate_change signal intention take rightful place forefront global war climate_change likewise encouraged japan’s bold new commitment address adverse effects climate_change let express appreciation alliance small island climate
MHL 2009 151 151 italy year believe encouraging necessary step forward cherish hope increasing participation united states debates issues relating climate_change signal intention take rightful place forefront global war climate_change likewise encouraged japan’s bold new commitment address adverse effects climate_change let express appreciation alliance small island states aosis leadership assisting small island developing countries prepare climate
MHL 2009 161 161 participation united states debates issues relating climate_change signal intention take rightful place forefront global war climate_change likewise encouraged japan’s bold new commitment address adverse effects climate_change let express appreciation alliance small island states aosis leadership assisting small island developing countries prepare negotiations copenhagen assure aosis unwavering support full expectation world eyes climate
MHL 2009 293 293 evacuate head safer regions foreshadowed recent warning united nations high commissioner refugees therefore message leaders copenhagen clear appeal strive every fibre increase level commitment combating climate_change show world deeds words unbending commitment secure effective post-kyoto global agreement appeal unrestrained wind set limit increase global average temperature pre-industrial period level will ensure climate
MHL 2009 313 313 fibre increase level commitment combating climate_change show world deeds words unbending commitment secure effective post-kyoto global agreement appeal unrestrained wind set limit increase global average temperature pre-industrial period level will ensure survival appeal fair-minded act determination reduce global emissions levels least per cent appeal ensure global emissions peak later finally appeal climate
MHL 2009 848 848 international community taiwan’s membership united nations specialized agencies will enable million people play active part affairs family nations single nation can escape powerful grip challenges climate_change deadly virus already remedy clear collective resolute action now ever choice 09-52425 implore almighty god give us courage wisdom climate
MKD 2009 133 133 facilitate overcoming effects crisis even important assist preventing new crises context serious economic problems us facing shift focus absolute priority implementation millennium development goals issue climate_change today represents one biggest challenges facing humanity extremely high national agenda also united nations owe children generations come preserve planet establish urgently immediately highest sustainable climate
MKD 2009 178 178 planet establish urgently immediately highest sustainable standards treat environment will pay price future time running possibility us postpone 09-52463 coordinated serious measures combat negative consequences climate_change climate_change global_warming increasingly serious impact economic growth quality quantity price food exacerbates poverty therefore imperative tackle issue immediately republic macedonia party framework convention climate_change decade climate
MKD 2009 179 179 establish urgently immediately highest sustainable standards treat environment will pay price future time running possibility us postpone 09-52463 coordinated serious measures combat negative consequences climate_change climate_change global_warming increasingly serious impact economic growth quality quantity price food exacerbates poverty therefore imperative tackle issue immediately republic macedonia party framework convention climate_change decade now climate
MKD 2009 180 180 urgently immediately highest sustainable standards treat environment will pay price future time running possibility us postpone 09-52463 coordinated serious measures combat negative consequences climate_change climate_change global_warming increasingly serious impact economic growth quality quantity price food exacerbates poverty therefore imperative tackle issue immediately republic macedonia party framework convention climate_change decade now actively climate
MKD 2009 202 202 consequences climate_change climate_change global_warming increasingly serious impact economic growth quality quantity price food exacerbates poverty therefore imperative tackle issue immediately republic macedonia party framework convention climate_change decade now actively working implementing goals set convention including personally assigned special significance forthcoming united nations climate_change conference copenhagen great expectations macedonian authorities truly committed climate
MKD 2009 219 219 tackle issue immediately republic macedonia party framework convention climate_change decade now actively working implementing goals set convention including personally assigned special significance forthcoming united nations climate_change conference copenhagen great expectations macedonian authorities truly committed undertaking numerous concrete activities view raising awareness society regarding issue republic macedonia fully prepared make contribution global climate
MLI 2009 467 467 economic growth social well-being participate global economy international commerce remain convinced pushing forward implementation almaty programme action landlocked countries will greatly contribute realization goals identified climate_change remains one greatest challenges day welcome secretary- general’s initiative convene summit devoted exclusively climate_change environmental degradation believe international community must intensify efforts reach international accord climate
MLI 2009 481 481 almaty programme action landlocked countries will greatly contribute realization goals identified climate_change remains one greatest challenges day welcome secretary- general’s initiative convene summit devoted exclusively climate_change environmental degradation believe international community must intensify efforts reach international accord conference copenhagen december maintenance international peace security prerequisite development mali remains firmly devoted ideals climate
MLT 2009 125 125 malta last april year malta marking three important anniversaries first forty-fifth anniversary country’s independence september second fifteenth anniversary coming force march united nations framework convention climate_change third fifteenth anniversary coming force november united nations convention law sea past years malta made good pledge made joined organization regard like avail opportunity renew climate
MLT 2009 199 199 international agenda copenhagen summit two days ago hall witnessed one largest-ever gatherings heads state heads government debate future planet earth unique summit agreed challenges posed climate_change become urgent critical faced humankind will recalled malta took initiative formally submit issue climate_change political item agenda forty- third session general assembly us thought time climate
MLT 2009 213 213 heads government debate future planet earth unique summit agreed challenges posed climate_change become urgent critical faced humankind will recalled malta took initiative formally submit issue climate_change political item agenda forty- third session general assembly us thought time issue climate_change become span two decades one principal critical issues dominating international environmental concerns climate
MLT 2009 226 226 urgent critical faced humankind will recalled malta took initiative formally submit issue climate_change political item agenda forty- third session general assembly us thought time issue climate_change become span two decades one principal critical issues dominating international environmental concerns new century throughout years malta forefront ensuring climate_change continues one top-priority issues times climate
MLT 2009 246 246 assembly us thought time issue climate_change become span two decades one principal critical issues dominating international environmental concerns new century throughout years malta forefront ensuring climate_change continues one top-priority issues times commitment years ago remains steadfast strong ever heard past days outcome copenhagen summit must signal turning point malta strongly believes climate
MLT 2009 372 372 psychotropic substances rules relating protection preservation marine environment rules dealing submarine cables pipelines examples omissions trafficking human beings safety security navigation transportation weapons mass destruction climate_change light issues just mentioned malta feels time come general assembly examine possible approaches review convention law sea context malta like propose general assembly relevant bodies climate
MMR 2009 154 154 increase oda developing countries welcome reaffirmation president hu jintao people’s republic china statement assembly country will increase support developing countries hard hit economic financial crisis climate_change pressing major threat facing planet global challenge requires global response country can insulated consequences climate_change rapid pace scale climate_change requires global community respond immediately effectively climate
MMR 2009 169 169 will increase support developing countries hard hit economic financial crisis climate_change pressing major threat facing planet global challenge requires global response country can insulated consequences climate_change rapid pace scale climate_change requires global community respond immediately effectively united nations summit climate_change convened secretary-general last week 09-52598 underlined magnitude problem need redouble efforts climate
MMR 2009 173 173 countries hard hit economic financial crisis climate_change pressing major threat facing planet global challenge requires global response country can insulated consequences climate_change rapid pace scale climate_change requires global community respond immediately effectively united nations summit climate_change convened secretary-general last week 09-52598 underlined magnitude problem need redouble efforts addressing climate_change look forward climate
MMR 2009 183 183 facing planet global challenge requires global response country can insulated consequences climate_change rapid pace scale climate_change requires global community respond immediately effectively united nations summit climate_change convened secretary-general last week 09-52598 underlined magnitude problem need redouble efforts addressing climate_change look forward climate_change conference copenhagen december hope negotiations will fruitful result new climate
MMR 2009 196 196 pace scale climate_change requires global community respond immediately effectively united nations summit climate_change convened secretary-general last week 09-52598 underlined magnitude problem need redouble efforts addressing climate_change look forward climate_change conference copenhagen december hope negotiations will fruitful result new agreement curb greenhouse gas emissions go effect kyoto protocol’s first commitment period expires climate
MMR 2009 199 199 requires global community respond immediately effectively united nations summit climate_change convened secretary-general last week 09-52598 underlined magnitude problem need redouble efforts addressing climate_change look forward climate_change conference copenhagen december hope negotiations will fruitful result new agreement curb greenhouse gas emissions go effect kyoto protocol’s first commitment period expires effective deal must climate
MMR 2009 211 211 last week 09-52598 underlined magnitude problem need redouble efforts addressing climate_change look forward climate_change conference copenhagen december hope negotiations will fruitful result new agreement curb greenhouse gas emissions go effect kyoto protocol’s first commitment period expires effective deal must comprehensive consistent principle common differentiated responsibilities global financial economic crisis climate_change crisis climate
MMR 2009 235 235 curb greenhouse gas emissions go effect kyoto protocol’s first commitment period expires effective deal must comprehensive consistent principle common differentiated responsibilities global financial economic crisis climate_change crisis compounded problems faced recent years include rising food prices high energy prices spread pandemic diseases single country can effectively overcome problems alone global community climate
MNE 2009 67 67 secretary-general mr ban ki-moon outstanding efforts leading organization trying times heard statements previous distinguished speakers given impact world economic financial crisis related food energy crises climate_change flu pandemic economic social growth development politics global relations including achievement millennium development goals mdgs internationally agreed development goals coordinated concerted global effort can yield climate
MNE 2009 372 372 remain immune turbulent global developments regard government montenegro adopted package economic policy measures aimed maintaining macroeconomic stability improving productivity preserving favourable economic environment harmful consequences climate_change increasing energy consumption growing dependence imported fossil fuels along negative impacts environment standards living issues causing profound concern among us summit climate_change held eve general climate
MNE 2009 394 394 environment harmful consequences climate_change increasing energy consumption growing dependence imported fossil fuels along negative impacts environment standards living issues causing profound concern among us summit climate_change held eve general debate view significant step forward member states political support process implementation mdgs field believe character effects climate_change call comprehensive international response based climate
MNE 2009 414 414 profound concern among us summit climate_change held eve general debate view significant step forward member states political support process implementation mdgs field believe character effects climate_change call comprehensive international response based principles united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc facilitate sustainable economic development society accordance guidelines bali action plan like take opportunity climate
MNE 2009 425 425 significant step forward member states political support process implementation mdgs field believe character effects climate_change call comprehensive international response based principles united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc facilitate sustainable economic development society accordance guidelines bali action plan like take opportunity express montenegro’s strong support negotiation process new post-2012 climate framework calls climate
MNE 2009 468 468 support negotiation process new post-2012 climate framework calls seal deal copenhagen december believe efforts need made promote green recovery build national capacities adaptation mitigation impact climate_change simultaneously stimulating innovation economic growth contributing poverty reduction ensuring access sustainable energy sources regard underline importance regional cooperation enables us implement adaptation mitigation measures regional climate
MNE 2009 517 517 measures regional context promotes political dialogue leads effective action states talks within unfccc kyoto protocol frameworks order contribute efforts undertaken national international levels addressing impact climate_change environment economic development reaching successful deal copenhagen montenegro will organize regional conference climate_change sustainable development mediterranean south-east european countries budva october millennium development goals require climate
MNE 2009 530 530 kyoto protocol frameworks order contribute efforts undertaken national international levels addressing impact climate_change environment economic development reaching successful deal copenhagen montenegro will organize regional conference climate_change sustainable development mediterranean south-east european countries budva october millennium development goals require every one us redouble efforts reduce poverty improve health education promote peace human climate
MNE 2009 660 660 support message yokohama declaration aimed giving momentum current development issues including education health sanitary measures within framework mdgs development agriculture improve food security measures tackle climate_change well establishing maintaining peace prerequisite economic growth emphasize crucial importance debate concept responsibility protect fully support activities secretary- general assessments outlined latest report believe upsurge climate
MNG 2009 49 49 milestone meeting formidable challenges times challenges face human family unprecedented indeed nation country immune ruthless grip multitude global crises economy finance fuel food flu pandemics climate_change global challenges require global solutions underpinned new multilateralism multilateralism effective proactive commensurate today’s demands never world needed effective multilateralism much now secretary-general rightly put ultimate climate
MNG 2009 141 141 impetus copenhagen humbled honoured 09-52470 serve one co-chairs round tables result agreed copenhagen must reach long-awaited agreement political will clearly displayed deal must within grasp climate_change poses truly existential threat humanity country intimately affected climate_change mongolia deems important complement global efforts regional subregional levels mind proposed north-east asia summit climate_change series climate
MNG 2009 150 150 tables result agreed copenhagen must reach long-awaited agreement political will clearly displayed deal must within grasp climate_change poses truly existential threat humanity country intimately affected climate_change mongolia deems important complement global efforts regional subregional levels mind proposed north-east asia summit climate_change series preparatory meetings held last two years including meetings experts climate
MNG 2009 165 165 grasp climate_change poses truly existential threat humanity country intimately affected climate_change mongolia deems important complement global efforts regional subregional levels mind proposed north-east asia summit climate_change series preparatory meetings held last two years including meetings experts young people senior officials ministers march may respectively become increasingly evident extensive effects climate_change already climate
MNG 2009 189 189 summit climate_change series preparatory meetings held last two years including meetings experts young people senior officials ministers march may respectively become increasingly evident extensive effects climate_change already appeared parts subregion become exposed drought desertification reduced water resources land degradation increased occurrence natural disasters melting permafrost glaciers snow cover resulting poverty food climate
MNG 2009 649 649 challenges hand mongolia continuously based foreign policy active participation multilateral cooperation united nations engagement ranged non-proliferation disarmament promoting democracy literacy addressing special needs lldcs responding climate_change contributing peacekeeping operations programmes funds north-east asian nation internationally recognized nuclear-weapon-free status mongolia stands nuclear-weapon-free korean peninsula achieving comprehensive solution nuclear issue dialogue utmost importance climate
MOZ 2009 284 284 growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leaders malaria alliance pledges play active role support new mechanism aimed coordinating responses scourge malaria climate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen hope commitments made summit climate_change held september climate
MOZ 2009 301 301 support new mechanism aimed coordinating responses scourge malaria climate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen hope commitments made summit climate_change held september will inspire deliberations copenhagen southern africa continue efforts towards regional economic integration consolidation democracy good governance political climate
MOZ 2009 307 307 scourge malaria climate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen hope commitments made summit climate_change held september will inspire deliberations copenhagen southern africa continue efforts towards regional economic integration consolidation democracy good governance political stability within framework progress made implementation climate
MOZ 2009 685 685 respect human rights international cooperation development upheld conclusion wish reiterate mozambique’s commitment continuing engage international efforts address issues global concern particular fight poverty negative impact climate_change promotion sustainable development climate
MRT 2009 64 64 father miguel d’escoto brockmann also like convey gratitude appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon efforts devoted consolidating peace security throughout world achieving millennium development goals promoting fight climate_change session held time country extricating political institutional crisis lasted months resolved help efforts international contact group mauritania consensus reached political parties mauritania enshrined dakar accord climate
MRT 2009 438 438 revitalize global economy including billion devoted low income countries pay tribute steps rostrum economic social environmental dimensions development closely interlinked reason call upon countries fight climate_change country one ten countries affected global_warming lead rise sea level request industrialized states limit greenhouse gas emissions also welcome meeting climate_change convened secretary-general await outcome climate
MRT 2009 444 444 low income countries pay tribute steps rostrum economic social environmental dimensions development closely interlinked reason call upon countries fight climate_change country one ten countries affected global_warming lead rise sea level request industrialized states limit greenhouse gas emissions also welcome meeting climate_change convened secretary-general await outcome international conference climate_change held december copenhagen climate
MRT 2009 453 453 environmental dimensions development closely interlinked reason call upon countries fight climate_change country one ten countries affected global_warming lead rise sea level request industrialized states limit greenhouse gas emissions also welcome meeting climate_change convened secretary-general await outcome international conference climate_change held december copenhagen great interest country follows issue western sahara great interest climate
MRT 2009 459 459 call upon countries fight climate_change country one ten countries affected global_warming lead rise sea level request industrialized states limit greenhouse gas emissions also welcome meeting climate_change convened secretary-general await outcome international conference climate_change held december copenhagen great interest country follows issue western sahara great interest reaffirms backing efforts secretary-general special envoy climate
MRT 2009 466 466 ten countries affected global_warming lead rise sea level request industrialized states limit greenhouse gas emissions also welcome meeting climate_change convened secretary-general await outcome international conference climate_change held december copenhagen great interest country follows issue western sahara great interest reaffirms backing efforts secretary-general special envoy aimed finding final solution issue strengthen security climate
MUS 2009 846 846 family goes bed hungry angry present relative decline food prices must make us lose sight structural long-term deficit world faces age-old problem complicated uncertainties linked climate_change diversion food crops bio-fuel production must strengthen measures improve food security globally existing funding mechanisms must 09-52463 improved assist world food programme effectively avoid recurrent climate
MUS 2009 977 977 marine products effective implementation strategy will contribute improving national food security currently working mozambique rice production project will contribute improving food availability countries probably region climate_change poses existential challenge mankind profligacy puts stake future planet forms life supports environmental threat far-reaching social economic implications yet mainstream national planning decision-making processes impunity climate
MUS 2009 1039 1039 nature time running divergences must resolved costs quickly copenhagen move forward pragmatic manner need break away finger-pointing recrimination brinkmanship past copenhagen imperative agree targeted reduction greenhouse gas emissions will restrict global temperature rise c action fair must proportional polluted bear burden developing countries need extra help growth path thwarted must create climate
MUS 2009 1045 1045 costs quickly copenhagen move forward pragmatic manner need break away finger-pointing recrimination brinkmanship past copenhagen imperative agree targeted reduction greenhouse gas emissions will restrict global temperature rise c action fair must proportional polluted bear burden developing countries need extra help growth path thwarted must create financial mechanism assist developing countries adapt climate
MUS 2009 1073 1073 action fair must proportional polluted bear burden developing countries need extra help growth path thwarted must create financial mechanism assist developing countries adapt mitigate effects climate_change mechanism credible sustainable managed according principles good governance also channel transfer technology therefore make strong appeal unite act collectively quickly interest future generations part mauritius climate
MUS 2009 1105 1105 good governance also channel transfer technology therefore make strong appeal unite act collectively quickly interest future generations part mauritius implementing maurice île durable project respond climate_change energy crisis ambitious programme focusing use renewable_energy emergence small power producers implementation will reduce dependence fossil fuels considerably facilitate transition clean energy-efficient economy mobilized appropriate climate
MUS 2009 1112 1112 make strong appeal unite act collectively quickly interest future generations part mauritius implementing maurice île durable project respond climate_change energy crisis ambitious programme focusing use renewable_energy emergence small power producers implementation will reduce dependence fossil fuels considerably facilitate transition clean energy-efficient economy mobilized appropriate resources collaboration private sector development partners build climate
MWI 2009 42 42 security development believe longer excuse world leaders reluctant move closer together stimulate debate multilateralism dialogue strengthened need strengthen collaboration international community responds effectively global challenges climate_change financial economic crisis food energy crises armed conflicts terrorism poverty reduction first item multilateralism agenda reach global consensus reforming multilateral institutions including united nations ensure climate
MWI 2009 286 286 heavily subsidized price result poor smallholder farmers become productive time visible signs improvements standard living people particularly rural areas third agenda item multilateral dialogue manage climate_change malawi happy matter will fully discussed copenhagen conference later year national level malawi responding challenge climate_change intensive irrigation farming moving away dependence rain-fed agriculture government climate
MWI 2009 302 302 particularly rural areas third agenda item multilateral dialogue manage climate_change malawi happy matter will fully discussed copenhagen conference later year national level malawi responding challenge climate_change intensive irrigation farming moving away dependence rain-fed agriculture government introduced green belt programme will irrigate million hectares land small- medium- large-scale farmers harnessing water sources climate
MWI 2009 351 351 water sources rivers lakes provide extensive irrigation shall grow broad range food crops rice wheat maize beans lentils way contribute resolving world food crisis threat climate_change real believe price complacency will much higher fail act today africa developing countries elsewhere need adequately address issue deforestation environmental degradation agricultural productivity need act climate
MYS 2009 114 114 fair terms will seal deal give us tools will help finish job invest common future children humanity henceforth will reap rewards days ago deliberated issue climate_change among pressing urgent issues facing us today therefore hope now firm resolve act immediately malaysia’s case context mitigation action protecting preserving rainforests sustainable forest management climate
MYS 2009 154 154 malaysia’s case context mitigation action protecting preserving rainforests sustainable forest management measures increasing use public transportation part relevant ministry’s key performance indicator also increasing usage renewable_energy sources promoting greater energy efficiency ministry energy water communications transformed ministry energy green technology water however developed world must play leading role global effort combat climate
MYS 2009 180 180 sources promoting greater energy efficiency ministry energy water communications transformed ministry energy green technology water however developed world must play leading role global effort combat climate_change sadly leadership lacking developed countries pledges cut greenhouse gas emissions fall short required tackle increasing global temperatures seal deal copenhagen however achieved developed world continues climate
MYS 2009 188 188 communications transformed ministry energy green technology water however developed world must play leading role global effort combat climate_change sadly leadership lacking developed countries pledges cut greenhouse gas emissions fall short required tackle increasing global temperatures seal deal copenhagen however achieved developed world continues attempt reinterpret renegotiate key principles united nations framework climate
MYS 2009 215 215 emissions fall short required tackle increasing global temperatures seal deal copenhagen however achieved developed world continues attempt reinterpret renegotiate key principles united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol let absolutely clear will deal copenhagen keen steal deal need state believe important fact tackling climate_change entails making difficult choices given competing interests climate
MYS 2009 233 233 renegotiate key principles united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol let absolutely clear will deal copenhagen keen steal deal need state believe important fact tackling climate_change entails making difficult choices given competing interests many constituents needs developing countries important need balance development food security poverty eradication one hand environmental considerations let climate
MYS 2009 277 277 poverty eradication one hand environmental considerations let us make glib statement one perfectly complements example agricultural production bedrock efforts address food crisis produces per cent greenhouse gas emissions let us forget world food system still crisis although prices major food grains declined since last year still average hunger afflicts billion people climate
MYS 2009 322 322 still average hunger afflicts billion people addressing food crisis requires increasing food production demands nothing less transformation market systems work better poorest hungriest reasons believe climate_change must treated stand-alone subject must seen part broader sustainable development challenge united nations existence years yet peace security continue elude us many parts world malaysia climate
NAM 2009 208 208 price increases sectors suppliers goods services raise prices make production transportation costs financial economic crisis coupled food energy crisis plunged world global recession combination crises climate_change adverse impact sustainable development cause great concern namibia like many developing countries insignificant contributor greenhouse gas emissions yet country one vulnerable effects climate_change therefore call climate
NAM 2009 223 223 coupled food energy crisis plunged world global recession combination crises climate_change adverse impact sustainable development cause great concern namibia like many developing countries insignificant contributor greenhouse gas emissions yet country one vulnerable effects climate_change therefore call upon major emitters make drastic reductions greenhouse gas emissions also use technology financial resources support climate
NAM 2009 231 231 combination crises climate_change adverse impact sustainable development cause great concern namibia like many developing countries insignificant contributor greenhouse gas emissions yet country one vulnerable effects climate_change therefore call upon major emitters make drastic reductions greenhouse gas emissions also use technology financial resources support efforts developing countries adapt adverse effects climate_change government climate
NAM 2009 240 240 concern namibia like many developing countries insignificant contributor greenhouse gas emissions yet country one vulnerable effects climate_change therefore call upon major emitters make drastic reductions greenhouse gas emissions also use technology financial resources support efforts developing countries adapt adverse effects climate_change government republic namibia fully supports efforts secretary-general mobilize political will climate
NAM 2009 255 255 effects climate_change therefore call upon major emitters make drastic reductions greenhouse gas emissions also use technology financial resources support efforts developing countries adapt adverse effects climate_change government republic namibia fully supports efforts secretary-general mobilize political will ensure good legally binding agreement climate_change copenhagen december namibia one countries highest socio-economic inequality world climate
NAM 2009 271 271 financial resources support efforts developing countries adapt adverse effects climate_change government republic namibia fully supports efforts secretary-general mobilize political will ensure good legally binding agreement climate_change copenhagen december namibia one countries highest socio-economic inequality world colonial past nevertheless country made progress provision health education critical services majority population course meet number climate
NER 2009 320 320 globalization current international scene know much complex today past must address manage consequences international financial crisis countries sahel niger recurrent effects food insecurity must address climate_change concerted coordinated manner must constantly question current formulas preventing conflict maintaining international peace security delegation supports initiatives must inclusive must benefit contributions perspectives everyone including climate
NER 2009 727 727 carried various levels reform united nations system includes reform security council regard call greater recognition africa’s role ezulwini consensus ongoing preparations ensure success united nations climate_change conference copenhagen summit convened secretary-general just concluded new york benefited valuable guidance heads state government addition united nations system-wide coherence definition new concept responsibility protect climate
NGA 2009 324 324 intends host abuja-plus ten summit roll back malaria therefore appreciate support secretary-general make proposed summit possible also facilitate realization objective quality participation just concluded summit climate_change testimony global realization climate_change truly become seen genuine existential threat humanity commend secretary-general consistent engagement important issue time call member states rededicate reversing worst effects climate
NGA 2009 328 328 summit roll back malaria therefore appreciate support secretary-general make proposed summit possible also facilitate realization objective quality participation just concluded summit climate_change testimony global realization climate_change truly become seen genuine existential threat humanity commend secretary-general consistent engagement important issue time call member states rededicate reversing worst effects phenomenon us africa continent climate
NGA 2009 359 359 threat humanity commend secretary-general consistent engagement important issue time call member states rededicate reversing worst effects phenomenon us africa continent unfortunately world’s countries vulnerable impact climate_change situated hope outcome fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change coming copenhagen later year will acceptable response global threat even middle tale global economic climate
NGA 2009 370 370 states rededicate reversing worst effects phenomenon us africa continent unfortunately world’s countries vulnerable impact climate_change situated hope outcome fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change coming copenhagen later year will acceptable response global threat even middle tale global economic financial woes silver lining gratified greatly encouraged increasing rapprochement united states climate
NIC 2009 239 239 two years ago shortfall per cent thanks solidarity bolivarian government venezuela leadership president commander hugo chávez frías meanwhile continue make targeted efforts promote use alternative renewable_energy sources water wind geothermal solar power recently biomass also support initiatives aimed developing civilian nuclear energy peaceful purposes clean drinking water made available families launched climate
NIC 2009 757 757 decided within exclusive groups group eight group defenders model domination majority regard welcome establishment ad hoc open-ended working group will follow outcome conference years now climate_change become threat future rather present threat believe united nations climate_change conference take place december copenhagen debate need act rather need developed countries fulfil historic obligation climate
NIC 2009 767 767 majority regard welcome establishment ad hoc open-ended working group will follow outcome conference years now climate_change become threat future rather present threat believe united nations climate_change conference take place december copenhagen debate need act rather need developed countries fulfil historic obligation kyoto protocol end attempts repudiate principle common differentiated responsibility time climate
NIC 2009 801 801 rather need developed countries fulfil historic obligation kyoto protocol end attempts repudiate principle common differentiated responsibility time attitudes actions reflect true commitment counteracting harmful effects global_warming firmly believe 09-53165 exclusive responsibility general assembly case security council seek consensus commitments necessary us move forward struggle struggle survival humankind possible democratize selfishness exclusion climate
NLD 2009 308 308 new arrangements will allow us manage range global governance issues time long term greatest threat stable world order allow crisis push world’s great problems background climate_change example energy food crisis pressing issues peace security poverty human rights let happen cases simply honour commitments already made millennium development goals others need courage climate
NLD 2009 669 669 motive seeking radical change way live 09-52586 copenhagen must reach ambitious fair comprehensive agreement must ambitious set sights high therefore copenhagen netherlands will call worldwide carbon_dioxide emissions halved levels fair developing countries every country contribute common goal according means every country will expected play part need help designing implementing sound adaptation climate
NLD 2009 704 704 common goal according means every country will expected play part need help designing implementing sound adaptation policies must receive netherlands set aside million promote use renewable_energy developing countries comprehensive also means simply pave road ahead good intentions concrete agreements example agreements developing global carbon market sharing knowledge financial arrangements simply fail climate
NOR 2009 94 94 decisively towards peace middle east peace agreement can deliver palestinian state living peace side side israel 09-53165 last month secretary-general visited norway’s arctic study effects global_warming approach climate_change conference copenhagen pace negotiations must accelerate economy-wide reduction targets must set developed countries large advanced developing countries commit measurable reportable verifiable actions cuts climate
NOR 2009 96 96 peace middle east peace agreement can deliver palestinian state living peace side side israel 09-53165 last month secretary-general visited norway’s arctic study effects global_warming approach climate_change conference copenhagen pace negotiations must accelerate economy-wide reduction targets must set developed countries large advanced developing countries commit measurable reportable verifiable actions cuts emissions rainforest climate
NPL 2009 716 716 starting year understand review activities commission slated provide opportunity assess activities also explore ways make peacebuilding effective innovative mechanism whether concerns issues peace conflict terrorism climate_change financial crisis food security development challenges vulnerabilities interconnected country can escape impacts global village become palpable reality us global problems thus require global solutions context climate
NPL 2009 783 783 year’s general debate economic financial crisis swept world within relatively short span time recent reminder vulnerability inherent process globalization global implications look around will see climate_change another issue staring us regional conflicts yet another global issue concern us 09-52586 least developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries among others vulnerable regard issues climate
NPL 2009 974 974 consistently emphasized secretary-general people developing countries especially ldcs need international financial rescue package ensure backtrack programmes towards achievement mdgs nepal country young mountains fragile ecosystem global_warming one ruthless signs climate_change led unprecedented melting himalayan snow nepal experienced annual temperature increase celsius degrees threat glacial lake outbursts increased flash floods become frequent climate
NPL 2009 978 978 developing countries especially ldcs need international financial rescue package ensure backtrack programmes towards achievement mdgs nepal country young mountains fragile ecosystem global_warming one ruthless signs climate_change led unprecedented melting himalayan snow nepal experienced annual temperature increase celsius degrees threat glacial lake outbursts increased flash floods become frequent destructive delayed insufficient rainfall climate
NPL 2009 987 987 ensure backtrack programmes towards achievement mdgs nepal country young mountains fragile ecosystem global_warming one ruthless signs climate_change led unprecedented melting himalayan snow nepal experienced annual temperature increase celsius degrees threat glacial lake outbursts increased flash floods become frequent destructive delayed insufficient rainfall affected crop production poorest poor farmers suffered worst effects climate
NPL 2009 1024 1024 frequent destructive delayed insufficient rainfall affected crop production poorest poor farmers suffered worst effects agriculture health livelihoods infrastructure affected nepal recently hosted high-level regional conference climate_change focusing himalayan region order highlight seriousness problem global_warming impacts himalayan range unprecedented snow melt himalayas jeopardize lives livelihoods million people downstream coastal regions conference produced climate
NPL 2009 1032 1032 poorest poor farmers suffered worst effects agriculture health livelihoods infrastructure affected nepal recently hosted high-level regional conference climate_change focusing himalayan region order highlight seriousness problem global_warming impacts himalayan range unprecedented snow melt himalayas jeopardize lives livelihoods million people downstream coastal regions conference produced 10-point understanding emphasizes among factors need put practice climate
NPL 2009 1073 1073 conference produced 10-point understanding emphasizes among factors need put practice principles common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities historical responsibility developed countries envisaged united nations framework convention climate_change well financing mechanism adaptation transfer technologies sufficiently meet urgent immediate financial needs region predictable easy direct manner concrete actions match level threat needed day fruitful climate
NPL 2009 1101 1101 mechanism adaptation transfer technologies sufficiently meet urgent immediate financial needs region predictable easy direct manner concrete actions match level threat needed day fruitful discussion summit climate_change convened secretary-general thank secretary-general important initiative urge continue spirit positive thinking work together converge efforts find just effective solution ever-increasing problem climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference climate
NPL 2009 1123 1123 fruitful discussion summit climate_change convened secretary-general thank secretary-general important initiative urge continue spirit positive thinking work together converge efforts find just effective solution ever-increasing problem climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference able seal deal work new global compact address problem climate_change beyond keeping principle common differentiated responsibilities special consideration given characteristics vulnerabilities weaknesses climate
NPL 2009 1125 1125 summit climate_change convened secretary-general thank secretary-general important initiative urge continue spirit positive thinking work together converge efforts find just effective solution ever-increasing problem climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference able seal deal work new global compact address problem climate_change beyond keeping principle common differentiated responsibilities special consideration given characteristics vulnerabilities weaknesses least developed climate
NPL 2009 1136 1136 positive thinking work together converge efforts find just effective solution ever-increasing problem climate_change copenhagen climate_change conference able seal deal work new global compact address problem climate_change beyond keeping principle common differentiated responsibilities special consideration given characteristics vulnerabilities weaknesses least developed developing countries ldcs particular vulnerabilities associated structural constraints systemic deficiencies historical climate
NRU 2009 128 128 therefore require global response now ever must revitalize multilateral systems governance order make responsive representative large countries tend dominate international forums drown rest us case climate_change small island states mean quite literally must consider impacts activities institutions vulnerable large small countries alike can enjoy stability security necessary sustainable economic development new climate
NRU 2009 264 264 pacific confronts unique set challenges reaching mdgs remoteness makes difficult access world markets greatly increases cost business small size deprives us advantage economies scale vulnerability climate_change places hard- won economic social progress jeopardy perhaps vivid example situation price bag rice countries food crisis eased commodity prices fallen nauru price bag rice climate
NRU 2009 546 546 economy dry vital development assistance effective development assistance needs reliable possible without stable transparent financial system lastly international community must next take swift steps mitigate climate_change starting bold agreement copenhagen climate_change presents greatest threat country many small island developing states scientists warn within children’s lifetime sea levels may rise metre wipe climate
NRU 2009 551 551 effective development assistance needs reliable possible without stable transparent financial system lastly international community must next take swift steps mitigate climate_change starting bold agreement copenhagen climate_change presents greatest threat country many small island developing states scientists warn within children’s lifetime sea levels may rise metre wipe low-lying coastal areas many pacific climate
NRU 2009 587 587 warn within children’s lifetime sea levels may rise metre wipe low-lying coastal areas many pacific islands distant memory however need wait catastrophic scenario see impacts climate_change live every day flooding inundation already eroding shores contaminating water supply higher water temperatures ocean acidification damaging marine ecosystems depend food economic livelihood pray malaria climate
NRU 2009 632 632 depend food economic livelihood pray malaria find way doorstep applaud commitment secretary- general addressing issue efforts build consensus among world leaders week high- level summit climate_change asia africa arctic visited affected regions observe effects climate_change first hand pacific one vulnerable regions world secretary-general glances window aircraft travelling asia americas ask remember climate
NRU 2009 641 641 applaud commitment secretary- general addressing issue efforts build consensus among world leaders week high- level summit climate_change asia africa arctic visited affected regions observe effects climate_change first hand pacific one vulnerable regions world secretary-general glances window aircraft travelling asia americas ask remember vast expanse water whole region people living small islands climate
NRU 2009 670 670 one vulnerable regions world secretary-general glances window aircraft travelling asia americas ask remember vast expanse water whole region people living small islands already grappling consequences climate_change encourage next trip nations pacific disappear science tells us must reduce concentration greenhouse gases atmosphere parts per million less order avoid dire climate_change scenarios however climate
NRU 2009 683 683 vast expanse water whole region people living small islands already grappling consequences climate_change encourage next trip nations pacific disappear science tells us must reduce concentration greenhouse gases atmosphere parts per million less order avoid dire climate_change scenarios however developed countries proposed emissions targets result concentrations far higher acceptable policy human lives climate
NRU 2009 693 693 grappling consequences climate_change encourage next trip nations pacific disappear science tells us must reduce concentration greenhouse gases atmosphere parts per million less order avoid dire climate_change scenarios however developed countries proposed emissions targets result concentrations far higher acceptable policy human lives stake doctor prescribes medicine treat serious illness give patient half climate
NRU 2009 790 790 small island states calling developed countries provide equivalent per cent gross domestic product urgent adaptation mitigation efforts developing countries must addition current commitments development assistance climate_change calls widest possible cooperation every member international community taiwan one world’s largest economies can contribute many ways invited play larger role united nations system particularly climate
NRU 2009 820 820 every member international community taiwan one world’s largest economies can contribute many ways invited play larger role united nations system particularly united nations framework convention climate_change process taiwan much offer vulnerable countries especially adaptation measures technology transfer financing 09-52463 climate_change imminent threat international security therefore vital security council seized issue closely climate
NRU 2009 834 834 play larger role united nations system particularly united nations framework convention climate_change process taiwan much offer vulnerable countries especially adaptation measures technology transfer financing 09-52463 climate_change imminent threat international security therefore vital security council seized issue closely monitor new developments special attention must paid vulnerable countries including small island developing states climate
NZL 2009 405 405 region aid effectiveness just important quantum aid last month committed cairns compact will strengthen development coordination pacific islands major focus general assembly year must challenge climate_change climate_change demands innovation global response world afford contemplate failure copenhagen political leadership needed display summit climate_change week leaders world’s three biggest economies showed determination make climate
NZL 2009 406 406 aid effectiveness just important quantum aid last month committed cairns compact will strengthen development coordination pacific islands major focus general assembly year must challenge climate_change climate_change demands innovation global response world afford contemplate failure copenhagen political leadership needed display summit climate_change week leaders world’s three biggest economies showed determination make copenhagen climate
NZL 2009 421 421 pacific islands major focus general assembly year must challenge climate_change climate_change demands innovation global response world afford contemplate failure copenhagen political leadership needed display summit climate_change week leaders world’s three biggest economies showed determination make copenhagen success take action countries must take action reflects individual circumstances responsibilities capabilities part new zealand climate
NZL 2009 452 452 economies showed determination make copenhagen success take action countries must take action reflects individual circumstances responsibilities capabilities part new zealand committed securing durable meaningful agreement climate_change agreement environmentally effective economically efficient set target new zealand reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels comprehensive global agreement amounts per capita drop per cent climate
NZL 2009 463 463 action reflects individual circumstances responsibilities capabilities part new zealand committed securing durable meaningful agreement climate_change agreement environmentally effective economically efficient set target new zealand reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels comprehensive global agreement amounts per capita drop per cent since new zealand acutely conscious greenhouse gas emissions come livestock methane climate
NZL 2009 483 483 set target new zealand reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels comprehensive global agreement amounts per capita drop per cent since new zealand acutely conscious greenhouse gas emissions come livestock methane emissions far technology can reduce time proud role food producer world contribution can make assuring food security world’s people challenge climate
NZL 2009 519 519 time proud role food producer world contribution can make assuring food security world’s people challenge find way balance growth agricultural production need reduce emissions reach climate_change targets just challenge new zealand one world agricultural emissions make per cent emissions worldwide demand food rises will emissions yet far known way achieve emission climate
OMN 2009 414 414 shortages food water medicine many countries suffering urge rich industrialized countries increase investment agriculture research food security supply water medicine direct impact humankind also hope climate_change conference held copenhagen end year will adopt long-term plan protect environment reduce harmful carbon_dioxide emissions conclusion like express deep thanks gratitude president general assembly efforts climate
OMN 2009 428 428 research food security supply water medicine direct impact humankind also hope climate_change conference held copenhagen end year will adopt long-term plan protect environment reduce harmful carbon_dioxide emissions conclusion like express deep thanks gratitude president general assembly efforts leading work session urge member states take necessary practical measures help us reach consensus climate
PAN 2009 42 42 possesses vision leadership guide nations represented today also like thank secretary-general tireless pursuit dialogue interests peace security peaceful coexistence peoples brothers yesterday saw conclusion summit climate_change congratulate nations collaborative efforts confronting global-warming crisis beauty resources biodiversity shared heritage peril global_warming serious symptom crisis caused excessive exploitation resources must apply new formulas climate
PAN 2009 56 56 interests peace security peaceful coexistence peoples brothers yesterday saw conclusion summit climate_change congratulate nations collaborative efforts confronting global-warming crisis beauty resources biodiversity shared heritage peril global_warming serious symptom crisis caused excessive exploitation resources must apply new formulas change behaviour learn value relationship nature options clear can talk can act act global climate
PER 2009 501 501 hectare coca causing irreparable damage peruvian amazon forest logging burning trees clear land illegal crops erodes soil resulted deforestation million hectares amazon forest leading contribution global_warming reasons government peru devoted special attention problem terms financial human resources results often left us feeling solitary struggle problem international community especially countries consume bulk climate
PER 2009 677 677 narcotics production trafficking order strengthen fight hope task can accomplished without delay since repeat international action area must postponed another sensitive issue subject special debate climate_change preservation environment general peru suffering dramatically effects global_warming seen accelerated retreat tropical glaciers ensuing difficulties adequately meeting water needs population peru considers essential establish concrete climate
PER 2009 685 685 can accomplished without delay since repeat international action area must postponed another sensitive issue subject special debate climate_change preservation environment general peru suffering dramatically effects global_warming seen accelerated retreat tropical glaciers ensuing difficulties adequately meeting water needs population peru considers essential establish concrete goals technological cooperation transfer well creation financial assistance climate
PER 2009 717 717 difficulties adequately meeting water needs population peru considers essential establish concrete goals technological cooperation transfer well creation financial assistance funds projects aimed directly combating effects climate_change countries affected faced urgent need confront adverse effects climate_change peru supports ongoing establishment binding international commitments countries created problem hopes fifteenth international conference climate_change held climate
PER 2009 726 726 establish concrete goals technological cooperation transfer well creation financial assistance funds projects aimed directly combating effects climate_change countries affected faced urgent need confront adverse effects climate_change peru supports ongoing establishment binding international commitments countries created problem hopes fifteenth international conference climate_change held copenhagen december states will willing adopt regard peru reiterates climate
PER 2009 741 741 effects climate_change countries affected faced urgent need confront adverse effects climate_change peru supports ongoing establishment binding international commitments countries created problem hopes fifteenth international conference climate_change held copenhagen december states will willing adopt regard peru reiterates proposal financial mechanism established towards creation global fund support measures aimed mitigating adapting effects climate_change climate
PER 2009 766 766 climate_change held copenhagen december states will willing adopt regard peru reiterates proposal financial mechanism established towards creation global fund support measures aimed mitigating adapting effects climate_change developing countries involve duty every barrel oil inasmuch fuel bears responsibility every stage chain production extraction refining uses direct indirect peru also proposes comprehensive programmes climate
PER 2009 793 793 countries involve duty every barrel oil inasmuch fuel bears responsibility every stage chain production extraction refining uses direct indirect peru also proposes comprehensive programmes adaptation climate_change established programmes financed global environment facility world bank identify comprehensive approach sectoral adaptation emphasize strategies reduce occurrence disasters protect health food security affected populations economic climate
PHL 2009 77 77 challenges peace remain starkly us globalization witnessed unprecedented material progress record poverty alleviation yet poorest per cent world’s population still live less per day resolved climate_change food crises oppress hundreds millions human beings large part global development result labour including migrant workers however despite contributions global economy many migrants remain exposed climate
PHL 2009 207 207 fairer globalization faster poverty alleviation third entails protecting promoting rights migrants continue contribute global development well-being societies fourth taking urgent measures effectively address adverse effects climate_change without delay fifth reducing number conflicts expanding mutual understanding respect greater interfaith inter-civilizational dialogue spoke english nuclear weapons technology threat international peace security nuclear non-proliferation climate
PHL 2009 619 619 human rights empowerment migrants urge nations accede international convention protection rights migrant workers members families avoid unfair restrictions unfair treatment migrants must carry momentum summit climate_change held new york forward negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change road copenhagen december world expects nothing less us philippines therefore calls developed countries concerned present climate
PHL 2009 629 629 rights migrant workers members families avoid unfair restrictions unfair treatment migrants must carry momentum summit climate_change held new york forward negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change road copenhagen december world expects nothing less us philippines therefore calls developed countries concerned present firm post-kyoto greenhouse gas emission targets taking account ideal levels climate
PHL 2009 647 647 york forward negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change road copenhagen december world expects nothing less us philippines therefore calls developed countries concerned present firm post-kyoto greenhouse gas emission targets taking account ideal levels suggested scientific community must also assist developing countries mitigate adapt worsening climate_change fulfilling framework convention obligations provide technological climate
PHL 2009 666 666 developed countries concerned present firm post-kyoto greenhouse gas emission targets taking account ideal levels suggested scientific community must also assist developing countries mitigate adapt worsening climate_change fulfilling framework convention obligations provide technological financial support coordinator g-77 talks philippines will continue work parties help ensure positive outcome copenhagen philippines part advance vital climate
PHL 2009 701 701 g-77 talks philippines will continue work parties help ensure positive outcome copenhagen philippines part advance vital global agenda recently enacted landmark law promote development use renewable_energy resources especially biofuels earlier month philippines also hosted international conference green industry asia manila declaration green industry asia framework action adopted conference promote integration sustainable climate
PLW 2009 135 135 security council remember honour legacy united nations political progress satisfactory since independence must report now confronted several looming threats continued peaceful way life indeed existence climate_change environmental degradation world financial crisis challenges will able overcome work international community associate statements concern climate_change heard hall earlier week applaud commitments made note must climate
PLW 2009 151 151 several looming threats continued peaceful way life indeed existence climate_change environmental degradation world financial crisis challenges will able overcome work international community associate statements concern climate_change heard hall earlier week applaud commitments made note must use best efforts stop slow-moving tsunami threatens engulf us end palau neighbours federated states micronesia republic climate
PLW 2009 188 188 efforts stop slow-moving tsunami threatens engulf us end palau neighbours federated states micronesia republic marshall islands adopted joint policy known green energy micronesia gem move renewable_energy pillar collective energy security furthermore palau signed statute international renewable_energy agency look forward exciting work will emanate united arab emirates hopeful combined efforts nations will climate
PLW 2009 198 198 federated states micronesia republic marshall islands adopted joint policy known green energy micronesia gem move renewable_energy pillar collective energy security furthermore palau signed statute international renewable_energy agency look forward exciting work will emanate united arab emirates hopeful combined efforts nations will lead fruitful outcome copenhagen note particular statement new prime minister climate
PLW 2009 244 244 particular statement new prime minister japan mr yukio hatoyama japan’s vision commitment save planet inspiring one many reasons support permanent seat japan security council reiterate climate_change indeed cross-cutting issue aspects especially security impact climate_change need examined palau pacific small island developing states initiated general assembly resolution climate_change possible security implications look climate
PLW 2009 252 252 hatoyama japan’s vision commitment save planet inspiring one many reasons support permanent seat japan security council reiterate climate_change indeed cross-cutting issue aspects especially security impact climate_change need examined palau pacific small island developing states initiated general assembly resolution climate_change possible security implications look forward meaningful action security council resolution palauans lived climate
PLW 2009 265 265 japan security council reiterate climate_change indeed cross-cutting issue aspects especially security impact climate_change need examined palau pacific small island developing states initiated general assembly resolution climate_change possible security implications look forward meaningful action security council resolution palauans lived throughout history symbiosis sea now though sea long source sustenance simultaneously rising rage climate
PLW 2009 734 734 health safety world’s peoples heart ideals united nations order promote ideals recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change coming copenhagen international organizations forums heard voices world leaders countries small large powerful vulnerable heard voice science let us heed voices fulfil obligations people now climate
PNG 2009 230 230 global forum member states big small powerful weak come together address many global issues challenges face collectively human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threats diseases know borders h1n1 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together climate
PNG 2009 231 231 forum member states big small powerful weak come together address many global issues challenges face collectively human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threats diseases know borders h1n1 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social climate
PNG 2009 929 929 european union japan china united states italy austria along many non-governmental organizations clinton foundation bill melinda gates foundation continue strongly contribute papua new guinea’s development climate_change emerged one greatest crises now facing humanity consequences appear dire truly global global challenge can met concerted global response papua new guinea today see evidence climate
PNG 2009 955 955 emerged one greatest crises now facing humanity consequences appear dire truly global global challenge can met concerted global response papua new guinea today see evidence climate_change inundation coastal areas increase malaria due warming highlands region country especially plight people carteret islands sea level risen people resettled therefore strongly support recent alliance climate
PNG 2009 985 985 malaria due warming highlands region country especially plight people carteret islands sea level risen people resettled therefore strongly support recent alliance small island states declaration climate_change many small island states survive must strive roll back atmospheric carbon concentrations less parts per million limit temperature rise less degrees celsius therefore emissions greenhouse climate
PNG 2009 1003 1003 support recent alliance small island states declaration climate_change many small island states survive must strive roll back atmospheric carbon concentrations less parts per million limit temperature rise less degrees celsius therefore emissions greenhouse gases must peak followed 09-53165 reductions per cent per cent will require healthy expanded forest cover widely available climate
PNG 2009 1010 1010 climate_change many small island states survive must strive roll back atmospheric carbon concentrations less parts per million limit temperature rise less degrees celsius therefore emissions greenhouse gases must peak followed 09-53165 reductions per cent per cent will require healthy expanded forest cover widely available low_carbon technologies including carbon capture storage context climate
PNG 2009 1029 1029 rise less degrees celsius therefore emissions greenhouse gases must peak followed 09-53165 reductions per cent per cent will require healthy expanded forest cover widely available low_carbon technologies including carbon capture storage context importance urgency extensive action reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation redd can hardly overstated many delegations spoken deforestation continues alarming climate
PNG 2009 1071 1071 can hardly overstated many delegations spoken deforestation continues alarming pace around million hectares world’s forests lost annually area size denmark norway belgium combined intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc estimates deforestation degradation developing countries may contribute approximately per cent global greenhouse gas emissions caused humans also representing around per cent total cost-effective mitigation climate
PNG 2009 1084 1084 world’s forests lost annually area size denmark norway belgium combined intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc estimates deforestation degradation developing countries may contribute approximately per cent global greenhouse gas emissions caused humans also representing around per cent total cost-effective mitigation potential period solution problem thus attract per cent financial institutional response worth stressing climate
PNG 2009 1129 1129 cent financial institutional response worth stressing without rapid significant reductions emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries added deep emissions reductions rich countries may impossible avoid global_warming levels will prove catastrophic many vulnerable nations without question immediate action redd crucial part climate_change solution united nations framework convention climate_change will therefore require strong climate
PNG 2009 1144 1144 countries added deep emissions reductions rich countries may impossible avoid global_warming levels will prove catastrophic many vulnerable nations without question immediate action redd crucial part climate_change solution united nations framework convention climate_change will therefore require strong institutional frameworks redd including accommodating different national circumstances providing resource mobilization also recognize excellent work climate
PNG 2009 1150 1150 countries may impossible avoid global_warming levels will prove catastrophic many vulnerable nations without question immediate action redd crucial part climate_change solution united nations framework convention climate_change will therefore require strong institutional frameworks redd including accommodating different national circumstances providing resource mobilization also recognize excellent work analysis way via informal working group climate
PNG 2009 1240 1240 carbon hope significantly early actions redd can achieved reasonable cost protecting livelihoods indigenous peoples local communities protecting biodiversity rainfall patterns soil quality helping countries adapt climate_change succeed redd mechanism accommodate countries different levels development phased approach agreement results-based incentives- driven achieve must include reliable framework monitoring reporting verification encourage predictable sustainable climate
PNG 2009 1304 1304 without collective leadership emissions reductions finance technology governments developing countries will able make compelling case home get people allow trees left standing result per cent carbon_emissions will continue flow atmosphere therefore let candid without transformative grand financial bargain copenhagen involves nations deal let conclude repeating united nations forum agreeing solutions problems climate
PNG 2009 1334 1334 therefore let candid without transformative grand financial bargain copenhagen involves nations deal let conclude repeating united nations forum agreeing solutions problems challenges times global crises climate_change financial meltdown social sector vulnerabilities also opportunity indeed opportunity remember mdg allows us leverage greatest asset strong partnerships nations rich poor ever need political will climate
POL 2009 138 138 09-52228 undermined therefore devote address problem crisis extent crisis new problem participating general assembly session first time can state earlier problems conflicts many recent problem climate_change problem poverty new add problem health aids epidemics however problem current crisis appeared last year coming like refer president ukraine said many causes conflict world climate
POL 2009 530 530 reform especially reform security council wish dwell subject now aware important issue basic difference established years ago now past united nations placed great deal emphasis climate_change climate issues much said subject want repeat however strongly emphasize important issue requiring great sensitivity richer countries want become strongly involved climate protection must realize climate
PRK 2009 113 113 nuclear arms race blowing even negotiations nuclear disarmament opened avian influenza completely subdued yet new strain h1n1 flu sweeping world world undergoing much greater degree global_warming year last witnessing stagnant economies many people work everywhere united nations security council become arrogant resulting inequality double standards international relations need direct serious attention climate
PRK 2009 972 972 due attention also given boost role non-aligned developing countries international arena international efforts attain millennium development goals address central issues united nations global economic crisis climate_change urgently call active participation wide range developing countries including non-aligned movement foreign policy democratic people’s republic korea will based principles independence peace friendship government democratic climate
PRT 2009 28 28 best general assembly along secretary-general ban ki-moon can count portugal’s firm support work allow begin endorsing fully sweden’s intervention country holding presidency european union fighting climate_change moral imperative matter survival longer long-term issue consequences evident everywhere small island states portugal can witness time act now congratulate secretary-general timely high- level meeting climate
PRT 2009 54 54 moral imperative matter survival longer long-term issue consequences evident everywhere small island states portugal can witness time act now congratulate secretary-general timely high- level meeting climate_change objective mobilizing political will vision climate negotiations fulfilled process political consciousness-raising done governments now better prepared take decisions necessary ambitious agreement copenhagen december’s climate_change summit climate
PRT 2009 78 78 meeting climate_change objective mobilizing political will vision climate negotiations fulfilled process political consciousness-raising done governments now better prepared take decisions necessary ambitious agreement copenhagen december’s climate_change summit every state take bold commitments extent respective responsibilities capacities allow post- world can meet challenge however leave copenhagen limited results small insignificant reforms will climate
PRT 2009 108 108 bold commitments extent respective responsibilities capacities allow post- world can meet challenge however leave copenhagen limited results small insignificant reforms will failing historic responsibilities affected climate_change obvious consequences equally distributed least developed countries small island states despite lowest polluters suffer effects climate_change greater vulnerability imposes larger responsibility international community part community climate
PRT 2009 124 124 results small insignificant reforms will failing historic responsibilities affected climate_change obvious consequences equally distributed least developed countries small island states despite lowest polluters suffer effects climate_change greater vulnerability imposes larger responsibility international community part community means responsibility members community talk international community automatically imply duty support countries adaptation mitigation efforts general climate
PRT 2009 153 153 larger responsibility international community part community means responsibility members community talk international community automatically imply duty support countries adaptation mitigation efforts general assembly’s resolution impact climate_change global security good step forward must followed united nations promote in-depth debates matter relevant levels session now starting portugal country built history extraordinary relationship sea climate
PRT 2009 219 219 world regard portugal contributed multiple contexts including maritime policy european union ocean strategy community portuguese speaking countries cplp preservation environment must also tackle energy question climate_change brings challenges also great opportunities fully conscious portugal strongly committed renewable_energy sources solar wind hydro biomass wave power plan produce per cent energy renewable sources climate
PRT 2009 230 230 ocean strategy community portuguese speaking countries cplp preservation environment must also tackle energy question climate_change brings challenges also great opportunities fully conscious portugal strongly committed renewable_energy sources solar wind hydro biomass wave power plan produce per cent energy renewable sources will reach per cent furthermore portugal one lowest carbon-emission rates per climate
PRT 2009 450 450 marked regard like mention portugal currently co-president africa partnership forum capacity concert african partners communicated g-20 specific concerns interests continent areas response economic financial crisis climate_change context africa continue firmly committed implementing first european union action plan common strategy adopted second european union africa summit lisbon december allow point salute people climate
PRT 2009 951 951 fully listened parties iraq afghanistan welcome progress achieved past years recognize need continued commitment international community hereby affirm guarantee portugal will continue assume share burden climate_change financial economic crisis sustainable development human rights threats international peace security face vast array global challenges appropriate forum united nations strategic agent may transmit collective climate
PRY 2009 550 550 regional democracy thirdly must promote peaceful solutions international conflicts firmly resolved reduce alarming levels militarization armament fourthly must advocate end harmful criminal attacks environment including global_warming natural disasters occur increasing frequency peoples south paying growing unsustainable social 09-52425 environmental financial costs climate_change meantime states bear greatest responsibility global_warming shouldering obligations growing climate
PRY 2009 566 566 fourthly must advocate end harmful criminal attacks environment including global_warming natural disasters occur increasing frequency peoples south paying growing unsustainable social 09-52425 environmental financial costs climate_change meantime states bear greatest responsibility global_warming shouldering obligations growing socio-environmental debt generate perpetuating aggravating clearly unjust situation must reversed matter justice urgency must heed calls climate
PRY 2009 572 572 attacks environment including global_warming natural disasters occur increasing frequency peoples south paying growing unsustainable social 09-52425 environmental financial costs climate_change meantime states bear greatest responsibility global_warming shouldering obligations growing socio-environmental debt generate perpetuating aggravating clearly unjust situation must reversed matter justice urgency must heed calls vulnerable people planet fifthly finally must climate
PSE 2009 85 85 palestine refugees near east unrwa assist palestinian people defend rights session full agenda us peoples whole world looking body determine can done save planet effects climate_change global_warming address world financial crisis many countries including small developing countries see need reform united nations including security council reflect reality current international situation ensure climate
PSE 2009 86 86 refugees near east unrwa assist palestinian people defend rights session full agenda us peoples whole world looking body determine can done save planet effects climate_change global_warming address world financial crisis many countries including small developing countries see need reform united nations including security council reflect reality current international situation ensure comprehensive climate
QAT 2009 464 464 ones middle east also realize aspirations can fulfilled legitimate international consensus within agreed framework one pressing crisis quest alternative energy sources another equally urgent issue climate_change definite impact environment life planet issue energy seem oil-producing countries benefiting continued world dependence oil production wish stress assembly consider global security security global prosperity climate
QAT 2009 509 509 consider global security security global prosperity prosperity can neither peace prosperity global civilization threatened energy crisis far greater war kind even nuclear war regard issue climate_change like take opportunity thank excellency mr ban ki-moon secretary-general united nations organized summit climate_change yesterday within framework united nations discuss serious challenge threatens security planet climate
QAT 2009 523 523 energy crisis far greater war kind even nuclear war regard issue climate_change like take opportunity thank excellency mr ban ki-moon secretary-general united nations organized summit climate_change yesterday within framework united nations discuss serious challenge threatens security planet also life believe united nations system comprises comprehensive range institutions institutions require urgent renewal climate
QAT 2009 654 654 gas whose consumption less harmful environment fossil substances state qatar sufficient reserves meet needs decades come fully aware future challenges facing international community terms implications greenhouse gas emissions climate_change negative effects sustainable development projects state qatar aware enormous potential clean renewable_energy sources particular solar energy abundantly available climate government encouraged industries climate
QAT 2009 657 657 less harmful environment fossil substances state qatar sufficient reserves meet needs decades come fully aware future challenges facing international community terms implications greenhouse gas emissions climate_change negative effects sustainable development projects state qatar aware enormous potential clean renewable_energy sources particular solar energy abundantly available climate government encouraged industries educational institutions scientific climate
QAT 2009 669 669 come fully aware future challenges facing international community terms implications greenhouse gas emissions climate_change negative effects sustainable development projects state qatar aware enormous potential clean renewable_energy sources particular solar energy abundantly available climate government encouraged industries educational institutions scientific research centres develop renewable_energy technologies will help improve efficiency performance suited local climate
QAT 2009 686 686 development projects state qatar aware enormous potential clean renewable_energy sources particular solar energy abundantly available climate government encouraged industries educational institutions scientific research centres develop renewable_energy technologies will help improve efficiency performance suited local conditions state qatar looks forward intensive international effort share information expertise development solar renewable energies urge developed climate
QAT 2009 720 720 conditions state qatar looks forward intensive international effort share information expertise development solar renewable energies urge developed countries share modern technologies area contribute implementation financing renewable_energy projects throughout world climate
ROU 2009 143 143 started now strengthens values shared throughout europe allow us better understand democracy’s transformational sweep throughout world now face important challenges humanity ever faced negative impact climate_change exacerbated global financial economic crisis food crisis rise energy prices pandemics world experiencing increasingly tense situations make efforts meet challenges new century even sensitive now climate
ROU 2009 209 209 violation human rights hope face just one many challenges member states will make situation opportunity visionary change implementation solutions economic financial crisis responses negative effects climate_change can aspire create greener economies jobs societies responsible use energy improved infrastructure financial instruments strong enough support transition spoke english like refer key topic united climate
ROU 2009 237 237 create greener economies jobs societies responsible use energy improved infrastructure financial instruments strong enough support transition spoke english like refer key topic united nations agenda climate_change intend reiterate negative effects danger poses existence humankind members well aware speaking extensively past week however want stress principles underpin romania’s approach issue like invite climate
ROU 2009 286 286 like invite members consider well nature part daily life respect nature can take long-term benefits making us better prepared design build future respect essential affected climate_change boundary protect certain country certain area something happening pacific also business somebody living developed european capital means common responsibility towards others must aware everything decision climate
ROU 2009 338 338 impact others important base decisions values human respect solidarity responsibility 09-52592 commend secretary-general dedication commitment dealing issue bringing us together world leaders seeking consensus done climate_change rallied us work towards conference copenhagen expect ambitious agreement reached copenhagen another challenge affects us global financial economic crisis solutions must benefit need join forces climate
ROU 2009 545 545 approach guaranteeing safer sustainable system consider least four essential elements first managing current economic crisis secure sustainable development growth second staying focused demanding interconnected issues climate_change poverty food security health energy migration lack democracy parts world maintaining international peace security stability third element concerns consolidation international law fourth concerns strengthening increasing climate
RUS 2009 62 62 watershed moments modern history besides economic crisis first large-scale crisis era globalization global development whole continues threatened regional local conflicts terrorism cross-border crime food shortages climate_change impact crisis continues felt countries world although far able seems avoid worst scenarios question remains overcome huge imbalances deficits amounting trillions dollars accumulated global national climate
RWA 2009 340 340 building larger regional markets bring improved productivity increases purchasing power turn strengthens societies regard global environmental challenge session general assembly provides important platform preparing copenhagen climate_change summit every nation co-equal status considered concerned nation forthcoming summit implies nation rights obligations open burden-sharing according ability time address timely fashion key issues much climate
RWA 2009 370 370 status considered concerned nation forthcoming summit implies nation rights obligations open burden-sharing according ability time address timely fashion key issues much industrialized countries reduce emissions greenhouse gases much developing countries limit growth emissions finance support strategies conserve energy mitigate risk build green technologies counteract impact climate_change developing world rwanda making modest climate
RWA 2009 390 390 much industrialized countries reduce emissions greenhouse gases much developing countries limit growth emissions finance support strategies conserve energy mitigate risk build green technologies counteract impact climate_change developing world rwanda making modest proportionate contribution among things hosting african preparatory meetings copenhagen summit order encourage strong essential african voice critical meeting also actively climate
RWA 2009 558 558 majority world terms multilateralism decision-making trade prosperity shared vision future generations will know leaders nations year immersed crises focused difficult challenges including global economic crisis climate_change greater peace security acted resolve climate
SDN 2009 41 41 agenda agenda contains topics reflecting challenges faced international community priorities set development welfare peoples implementation millennium development goals mdgs mitigation economic financial crises containing effects climate_change maintaining international peace security also pleased extend warm congratulations mr ali abdussalam treki election presidency general assembly important session confident sir political skills diplomatic expertise climate
SDN 2009 174 174 world less safe economic financial crises exacerbated challenges world experiencing worst gravest economic financial crisis since depression 1930s crisis compounded numerous intertwined problems food crisis climate_change along destructive effects developing countries threats national priorities gains made towards achievement mdgs chairmanship group china sudan accorded special attention repercussions crisis developing countries countries climate
SDN 2009 378 378 issues contained outcome conference world economic financial crisis impact development resolution annex held new york june must discharge work mandate expeditiously token hope endeavours deal climate_change course conference held copenhagen december year will crowned success developing countries means responsible climate_change global_warming urge industrialized countries basis historic responsibility address root causes climate_change climate
SDN 2009 392 392 york june must discharge work mandate expeditiously token hope endeavours deal climate_change course conference held copenhagen december year will crowned success developing countries means responsible climate_change global_warming urge industrialized countries basis historic responsibility address root causes climate_change providing new additional predictable financial resources help build capacities transfer entrench develop technology fulfil climate
SDN 2009 393 393 june must discharge work mandate expeditiously token hope endeavours deal climate_change course conference held copenhagen december year will crowned success developing countries means responsible climate_change global_warming urge industrialized countries basis historic responsibility address root causes climate_change providing new additional predictable financial resources help build capacities transfer entrench develop technology fulfil relevant climate
SDN 2009 403 403 climate_change course conference held copenhagen december year will crowned success developing countries means responsible climate_change global_warming urge industrialized countries basis historic responsibility address root causes climate_change providing new additional predictable financial resources help build capacities transfer entrench develop technology fulfil relevant obligations pledges view attaining sustainable economic growth satisfies legitimate priorities climate
SEN 2009 724 724 africa based principle shared social responsibility fund managed collectively entrusted world bank similarly welcome extension exogenous shocks facility countries benefiting policy support instrument summit meeting climate_change confirmed broadly shared conclusion change methods production consumption future mankind will peril must admit taken sufficient action reverse negative trends nature subjects us daily adverse climate
SEN 2009 784 784 erosion upheavals foreshadow even devastating phenomena international consensus therefore urgently needed save planet order survive us must strive behave respectfully towards environment create world fewer greenhouse gas emissions according hopeful statement secretary-general now find threshold new era green economy let us courage cross threshold succeeding generations africa part wishes assume share climate
SEN 2009 1012 1012 already built nearly kilometres great green wall project also way mali chad will follow near future progressive restoration saharan ecosystem great green wall will contribute greenhouse gas sequestration global fight global_warming thank european union pledged support welcome particular president sarkozy’s initiative deploy front worthy front soldiers plant trees build water-collection basins climate
SEN 2009 1017 1017 green wall project also way mali chad will follow near future progressive restoration saharan ecosystem great green wall will contribute greenhouse gas sequestration global fight global_warming thank european union pledged support welcome particular president sarkozy’s initiative deploy front worthy front soldiers plant trees build water-collection basins cherish hope initiative will serve climate
SGP 2009 438 438 members human family sharing planet looking ahead will need effective global governance across wide range issues protection human rights international financial regulation efforts combat pandemics climate_change terrorism greatest challenge confronting us today ensuring effective global governance want global government need better coordination cooperation enforcement many areas reform united nations including united climate
SGP 2009 527 527 pascal lamy strong director- general helm dangerous period domestic politics many countries favour greater protectionism regional international 09-52598 forums must take clear collective stand protectionism climate_change long-term challenge humanity needs addressed urgency sure much increased carbon_dioxide emissions will affect global climate coming decades centuries irresponsible us generation start acting now increased climate
SGP 2009 537 537 many countries favour greater protectionism regional international 09-52598 forums must take clear collective stand protectionism climate_change long-term challenge humanity needs addressed urgency sure much increased carbon_dioxide emissions will affect global climate coming decades centuries irresponsible us generation start acting now increased weather volatility experiencing recent years warning longer-term trends already way climate
SGP 2009 565 565 affect global climate coming decades centuries irresponsible us generation start acting now increased weather volatility experiencing recent years warning longer-term trends already way international agreement climate_change aligns interests efforts absolutely necessary preserve planet future generations reason must redouble efforts conclude negotiations international agreement copenhagen climate_change conference end year good caring environment climate
SGP 2009 584 584 longer-term trends already way international agreement climate_change aligns interests efforts absolutely necessary preserve planet future generations reason must redouble efforts conclude negotiations international agreement copenhagen climate_change conference end year good caring environment increasingly becoming moral norm world especially among young must fail strong political commitment expressed many leaders summit climate_change chaired climate
SGP 2009 608 608 copenhagen climate_change conference end year good caring environment increasingly becoming moral norm world especially among young must fail strong political commitment expressed many leaders summit climate_change chaired secretary-general last week gives us reason hope present economic crisis major challenge global governance november last year united states president george w bush convened climate
SLB 2009 165 165 reform bretton woods institutions remain hopeful stimulus packages dished reach poorest poor many will stress long time come frequent natural disasters threatening development across world climate_change continues affect lives people creating new pockets poverty continuing increase threats unless ambitious outcome emanates copenhagen will find fighting losing battle join call urgent action climate
SLB 2009 200 200 increase threats unless ambitious outcome emanates copenhagen will find fighting losing battle join call urgent action particularly small island developing states least developed countries us climate_change poses serious threat survival viability undermines efforts achieve sustainable development solomon islands fully subscribes declaration issued week alliance small islands developing states benchmark negotiations must climate
SLB 2009 247 247 states benchmark negotiations must founded vulnerability small island developing states least developed countries science tells us future low-lying islands uncertain unless deep ambitious cuts harmful greenhouse gas emissions undertaken annex countries levels greater per cent levels per cent levels call global average temperature increase well degrees celsius prevent acidification oceans threatening climate
SLB 2009 264 264 low-lying islands uncertain unless deep ambitious cuts harmful greenhouse gas emissions undertaken annex countries levels greater per cent levels per cent levels call global average temperature increase well degrees celsius prevent acidification oceans threatening existence deforestation forest degradation contribute nearly per cent greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands agrees one mitigating solutions climate
SLB 2009 281 281 cent levels per cent levels call global average temperature increase well degrees celsius prevent acidification oceans threatening existence deforestation forest degradation contribute nearly per cent greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands agrees one mitigating solutions protecting health environment urge considered outcome copenhagen country currently carrying inventory forests intends participate carbon market also climate
SLB 2009 320 320 outcome copenhagen country currently carrying inventory forests intends participate carbon market also hope multilateral financial mechanisms will become available vulnerable states ensuring appropriate technology transfer renewable_energy receives attention deserves solomon islands peace-loving country believes need seriously seek stable international system can achieved calling global restraint military spending making firm commitment begin climate
SLE 2009 122 122 mechanisms structured meet common challenges goals civilizations began magnificent blueprints meeting challenges specific particular regions world advances technology communications made problems longer specific particular regions climate_change hiv aids tuberculosis swine flu pandemics food fuel crises including present global economic meltdown terrorism nuclear proliferation drug trafficking beyond capacity world’s civilizations tackle without climate
SLE 2009 476 476 recently removed violent conflict security prospect prosperity worked hard achieve like address another issue delegation takes seriously one interwoven financial crisis poverty development serious threat climate_change poses human development general african nations 09-52320 particular despite scientific consensus earth warming alarming rate progress reducing greenhouse-gas emissions limiting global_warming increase degrees celsius per climate
SLE 2009 494 494 interwoven financial crisis poverty development serious threat climate_change poses human development general african nations 09-52320 particular despite scientific consensus earth warming alarming rate progress reducing greenhouse-gas emissions limiting global_warming increase degrees celsius per year proved elusive today poorest nations contribute least phenomenon vulnerable recent torrential rainfall freetown capital sierra leone left climate
SLE 2009 497 497 poverty development serious threat climate_change poses human development general african nations 09-52320 particular despite scientific consensus earth warming alarming rate progress reducing greenhouse-gas emissions limiting global_warming increase degrees celsius per year proved elusive today poorest nations contribute least phenomenon vulnerable recent torrential rainfall freetown capital sierra leone left scores people dead climate
SLE 2009 567 567 challenges facing world’s poor unfortunately nations least resources unprepared challenges obligation reverse alarming rate environmental destruction depletion natural resources regard wish reiterate africa’s common position climate_change among things urges developed countries cut greenhouse-gas emissions per cent certainly ambitious goal least vulnerable deserve believe addition necessity investing clean development mechanisms world’s developed climate
SLE 2009 574 574 resources unprepared challenges obligation reverse alarming rate environmental destruction depletion natural resources regard wish reiterate africa’s common position climate_change among things urges developed countries cut greenhouse-gas emissions per cent certainly ambitious goal least vulnerable deserve believe addition necessity investing clean development mechanisms world’s developed countries must take leadership role providing adequate climate
SLE 2009 616 616 world’s developed countries must take leadership role providing adequate predictable financial technical support less developed countries foster effective adaptation well mitigation measures share secretary-general’s vision climate_change summit copenhagen represents unique powerful opportunity critical moment human history steer humankind towards safer stable sustainable future final threat critical future stability nations around world climate
SLV 2009 1402 1402 need donors maintain fulfil commitments objectives regard official development assistance end need political resolve reform international financial structure system order address current difficulties high-level meeting climate_change convened secretary-general provided us opportunity consider issue especially respect compliance states particular industrialized countries provisions united nations framework convention climate_change adopted shortly earth summit later climate
SLV 2009 1422 1422 address current difficulties high-level meeting climate_change convened secretary-general provided us opportunity consider issue especially respect compliance states particular industrialized countries provisions united nations framework convention climate_change adopted shortly earth summit later commitments eliminate danger posed environmental degradation ongoing activities exacerbated climate_change therefore hope will act earnest responsibly decisively copenhagen conference achieve climate
SLV 2009 1437 1437 compliance states particular industrialized countries provisions united nations framework convention climate_change adopted shortly earth summit later commitments eliminate danger posed environmental degradation ongoing activities exacerbated climate_change therefore hope will act earnest responsibly decisively copenhagen conference achieve new agreement area ensure states put interests common well-being humankind time adopt measures mechanisms rectify climate
SMR 2009 121 121 moreover like express appreciation san marino work accomplished general assembly contribution states members united nations well attention paid particularly relevant issues world economic financial crisis climate_change global food crisis republic san marino supports process revitalization general assembly process political reform necessary reaffirm assembly’s role representative body united nations well role leadership climate
SMR 2009 364 364 social well-being among nations peoples within individual nations unfortunately world beset numerous ethnic interreligious conflicts sometimes fuelled economic geopolitical factors originating outside area conflict moreover global_warming also consequence indiscriminate energy consumption developed developing countries one major causes disasters leading inter alia reduction agricultural yields tropical subtropical countries furthermore year particular world climate
SMR 2009 680 680 united nations find coordinated global action right methods mitigate impact crisis achieve sustainable economic growth development taking account negative effects crisis attainment millennium development goals climate_change become central issue united nations agenda last three years thanks commitment efforts undertaken secretary-general regard climate_change 1990s already among main environmental concerns now become absolute climate
SMR 2009 696 696 taking account negative effects crisis attainment millennium development goals climate_change become central issue united nations agenda last three years thanks commitment efforts undertaken secretary-general regard climate_change 1990s already among main environmental concerns now become absolute priority political agenda states including smallest ones like republic deep changes caused human intervention energy dynamics climate
SMR 2009 751 751 concern present immediate future therefore urgent significant changes social economic development patterns postponed san marino recently submitted first national communication accordance united nations framework convention climate_change communication represents beginning process first social cultural nature aimed making citizens country aware need face climate changes effectively commit reducing much possible impact changes among climate
SRB 2009 181 181 provide sustainable development eradicate poverty throughout world way effectively fight terrorism cross-border organized crime promote nuclear disarmament must also work concert one another combat effects climate_change 09-52470 will continue strongly emphasized course serbia’s two-year presidency governing council united nations environmental programme part efforts proposed establishment regional climate_change centre belgrade serbia responsible climate
SRB 2009 202 202 one another combat effects climate_change 09-52470 will continue strongly emphasized course serbia’s two-year presidency governing council united nations environmental programme part efforts proposed establishment regional climate_change centre belgrade serbia responsible global citizen underlined necessity agreeing fair balanced emissions reduction scheme particular new comprehensive climate agreement one will secure eco-friendly investments stimulate climate
STP 2009 87 87 enormous efforts part developed countries distortions world’s economy remain just economic financial problems face biggest challenge today guaranteeing future planet just economic sense also resolving climate_change issues threaten survival small island nations like sao tome principe though carbon_emissions insignificant forests play key role part world’s lungs rising sea levels already causing climate
STP 2009 99 99 problems face biggest challenge today guaranteeing future planet just economic sense also resolving climate_change issues threaten survival small island nations like sao tome principe though carbon_emissions insignificant forests play key role part world’s lungs rising sea levels already causing coastal erosion around country time longer side become unforgiving judge time unfounded climate
STP 2009 421 421 embodies need attention can say sao tome principe made determined efforts especially achieve goals areas health education almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing glaciers polar ice caps melt turn already caused rise sea climate
STP 2009 428 428 principe made determined efforts especially achieve goals areas health education almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing glaciers polar ice caps melt turn already caused rise sea level mentioned earlier threatening country environmental changes climate
STP 2009 430 430 determined efforts especially achieve goals areas health education almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing glaciers polar ice caps melt turn already caused rise sea level mentioned earlier threatening country environmental changes present strategic climate
STP 2009 508 508 changes may result unprecedented need provide emergency food aid cause crisis sustainability international community negotiations framework united nations aimed creating substitute kyoto protocol establishes limits greenhouse gas emissions countries developed world attempt profoundly alter world climate situation 09-52320 hope objectives can formalized copenhagen summit even meetings week assembly’s current session seen climate
STP 2009 609 609 increased participation united nations republic china taiwan regard welcome admission nation million people observer world health organization hope united nations agencies united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization can also take advantage valuable contributions developed country can make respect urgent needs organization unfortunately however can express certain satisfaction concerning climate
SUR 2009 212 212 economic cultural social cooperation integration like highlight importance united nations effective agent advancing multilateralism emphasize need strengthen role consultation coordination regional organizations urgency threat posed climate_change requires degree multilateral engagement demonstrated areas ranging fight uncontrolled spread illicit small arms light weapons fight international terrorism effort control hiv aids one hand peacekeeping climate
SUR 2009 251 251 light weapons fight international terrorism effort control hiv aids one hand peacekeeping peacebuilding advancement women protection human rights express appreciation secretary- general convening recent summit climate_change garner necessary political support seal deal copenhagen suriname expects agreement copenhagen ambitious mitigation adaptation targets expect commitments necessary reduce emissions greenhouse gases appropriate quantities support climate
SUR 2009 272 272 general convening recent summit climate_change garner necessary political support seal deal copenhagen suriname expects agreement copenhagen ambitious mitigation adaptation targets expect commitments necessary reduce emissions greenhouse gases appropriate quantities support adaptation developing countries countries historically 09-52470 responsible current emissions greenhouse gases atmosphere take lead area spirit common differentiated responsibilities look forward climate
SUR 2009 286 286 agreement copenhagen ambitious mitigation adaptation targets expect commitments necessary reduce emissions greenhouse gases appropriate quantities support adaptation developing countries countries historically 09-52470 responsible current emissions greenhouse gases atmosphere take lead area spirit common differentiated responsibilities look forward appropriate mitigation efforts developing countries high- forest low-deforestation hfld country suriname will continue efforts climate
SUR 2009 386 386 reduction annual global deforestation rates will achievable regard call upon institutions fellow member states support united nations redd efforts recognition beneficial potential tropical forests mitigating climate_change suriname emphasized support promotion dialogue among civilizations culture peace various international forums especially full implementation global agenda programme action dialogue among civilizations well declaration programme climate
SVK 2009 99 99 welcome main theme deliberations general debate focus achieving tangible results three pillars work united nations peace security human rights development welcome attention organization paid issue climate_change well increasing food security eliminating negative effects financial economic crisis especially vulnerable states populations slovakia calls reaching ambitious balanced comprehensive agreement climate_change copenhagen end will climate
SVK 2009 121 121 organization paid issue climate_change well increasing food security eliminating negative effects financial economic crisis especially vulnerable states populations slovakia calls reaching ambitious balanced comprehensive agreement climate_change copenhagen end will replace kyoto protocol also need elaborate action plan strengthen global strategies food security world essential lose sight millennium development goals maintain efforts climate
SVN 2009 138 138 effort spearheaded secretary-general generate necessary political will seal deal copenhagen appreciate example international leadership humankind must take resolute steps towards new effective system mitigate effects global_warming ensure necessary adaptation responsibilities common differentiated today understand member states united nations must share together united nations can save planet let copenhagen conference turning point climate
SVN 2009 185 185 copenhagen conference turning point also need broaden front fully include civil society business sector broad action needed technological social transformation action starting now mitigate consequences climate_change will lead profound societal change change way produce way consume way live let us afraid changes changes may amount revolution president chávez frías venezuela spoke climate
SVN 2009 239 239 wise timely manner can improve common future now world needs comprehensive strategy order fulfil task strategy needs address main challenges time consistent manner food crisis climate_change energy crisis spreading infectious diseases problems may different roots produce single communicative effect hobble global development make achievement millennium development goals distant possibility therefore clear climate
SWE 2009 174 174 work together others multilateral institutions opens door promising new era international cooperation facing one biggest challenges generation world fever fever rising vulnerable world’s nations consequences climate_change will alarming starvation severe flooding climate migration will reality even keep two-degree target set united nations doubt developed countries will lead fight climate_change will reduce climate
SWE 2009 197 197 nations consequences climate_change will alarming starvation severe flooding climate migration will reality even keep two-degree target set united nations doubt developed countries will lead fight climate_change will reduce emissions per cent levels emissions peak later reduced least per cent continue decline thereafter efforts alone will enough developing countries need help need climate
SWE 2009 296 296 well developing countries want children children experience nature know must act now every nation group nations part eu willing part will reduce emissions will promote low_carbon growth contribute fair share financing support adaptation worldwide will remain committed playing lead role bringing global comprehensive climate agreement copenhagen december started pursuit easy money climate
SWZ 2009 670 670 status world health assembly look forward seeing taiwan allowed fully contribute humanity given adequate participation united nations specialized agencies encouraging year’s general assembly preceded summit climate_change issues environmental protection given priority critical development strategies summit noted developed countries pollute environment mainly gas emissions despite protocols place protect confident summit able mobilize climate
SWZ 2009 706 706 developed countries pollute environment mainly gas emissions despite protocols place protect confident summit able mobilize adequate political support guide conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held copenhagen december developed countries will able share experiences challenges faced will inform agenda will lead transfer skills technology developing countries pursue growth can avoid climate
SWZ 2009 754 754 growth can avoid mistakes past overemphasize need protect environment precious gift god humanity must preserved generations come support call establishment major fund cater projects related climate_change hopeful copenhagen will come solutions funding climate-change projects will predictable accessible incremental kingdom swaziland determined work harder meet targets set united nations conclusion let say climate
SYC 2009 40 40 general assembly sixty-fourth session 09-53165 population just painfully aware vulnerability nation mercy ebb flow global tides vulnerability acute age marked economic crises increasingly destructive effects climate_change however precisely citizens aware responsibility nation within community nations aware solutions problems lie solely within borders assembly nations must take account ever responsibility share responsibility climate
SYC 2009 402 402 help friendly countries nowhere shared responsibility needed protecting nurturing shared environment small island developing states sids preservation environment safety security economy ultimately survival thus battle climate_change battle survival small island states particularly vulnerable nations least developed countries look issue way 09-53165 fight climate_change fight based undeniable human right exist nation states climate
SYC 2009 419 419 environment safety security economy ultimately survival thus battle climate_change battle survival small island states particularly vulnerable nations least developed countries look issue way 09-53165 fight climate_change fight based undeniable human right exist nation states peoples communities example arctic peoples indigenous peoples also suffering climate_change first hand voices just like us sids climate
SYC 2009 437 437 developed countries look issue way 09-53165 fight climate_change fight based undeniable human right exist nation states peoples communities example arctic peoples indigenous peoples also suffering climate_change first hand voices just like us sids particularly vulnerable states need heard world s leaders nothing critical survival states nations peoples communities urgent coherent effective climate
SYC 2009 465 465 voices just like us sids particularly vulnerable states need heard world s leaders nothing critical survival states nations peoples communities urgent coherent effective response effects climate_change response thus far sorely lacking weeks copenhagen still unsure type agreement will get furthermore indications agreement made will suffice save many island states last small climate
SYC 2009 521 521 debate seychelles therefore feels duty remind international community coming weeks copenhagen alliance small island states will continue steadfastly call necessary survival includes stabilizing long-term atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations well parts per million ensuring average global surface temperature increases limited well degrees celsius pre-industrial levels requiring global greenhouse gas emissions peak decline climate
SYC 2009 532 532 alliance small island states will continue steadfastly call necessary survival includes stabilizing long-term atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations well parts per million ensuring average global surface temperature increases limited well degrees celsius pre-industrial levels requiring global greenhouse gas emissions peak decline significantly thereafter furthermore greenhouse gas emissions reduced per cent annex greenhouse climate
SYC 2009 542 542 includes stabilizing long-term atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations well parts per million ensuring average global surface temperature increases limited well degrees celsius pre-industrial levels requiring global greenhouse gas emissions peak decline significantly thereafter furthermore greenhouse gas emissions reduced per cent annex greenhouse gas emissions reduced least per cent least per cent carbon_dioxide climate
SYC 2009 550 550 parts per million ensuring average global surface temperature increases limited well degrees celsius pre-industrial levels requiring global greenhouse gas emissions peak decline significantly thereafter furthermore greenhouse gas emissions reduced per cent annex greenhouse gas emissions reduced least per cent least per cent carbon_dioxide levels reduced non-annex emissions also demonstrate significant deviations climate
SYC 2009 557 557 temperature increases limited well degrees celsius pre-industrial levels requiring global greenhouse gas emissions peak decline significantly thereafter furthermore greenhouse gas emissions reduced per cent annex greenhouse gas emissions reduced least per cent least per cent carbon_dioxide levels reduced non-annex emissions also demonstrate significant deviations baseline comparable time periods concluding seychelles must climate
SYC 2009 567 567 greenhouse gas emissions peak decline significantly thereafter furthermore greenhouse gas emissions reduced per cent annex greenhouse gas emissions reduced least per cent least per cent carbon_dioxide levels reduced non-annex emissions also demonstrate significant deviations baseline comparable time periods concluding seychelles must salute united nations body work contributed advancing understanding climate_change damaging climate
SYC 2009 591 591 cent carbon_dioxide levels reduced non-annex emissions also demonstrate significant deviations baseline comparable time periods concluding seychelles must salute united nations body work contributed advancing understanding climate_change damaging planet seychelles also thanks secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership ensuring climate_change especially plight particularly vulnerable small island developing states get attention deserve intergovernmental panel climate_change climate
SYC 2009 602 602 comparable time periods concluding seychelles must salute united nations body work contributed advancing understanding climate_change damaging planet seychelles also thanks secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership ensuring climate_change especially plight particularly vulnerable small island developing states get attention deserve intergovernmental panel climate_change shown us climate_change disaster much making disaster unlike previous global disasters climate
SYC 2009 616 616 climate_change damaging planet seychelles also thanks secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership ensuring climate_change especially plight particularly vulnerable small island developing states get attention deserve intergovernmental panel climate_change shown us climate_change disaster much making disaster unlike previous global disasters occurring one sudden instant rather gaining pace destructive power time also disaster man-made say climate
SYC 2009 619 619 seychelles also thanks secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership ensuring climate_change especially plight particularly vulnerable small island developing states get attention deserve intergovernmental panel climate_change shown us climate_change disaster much making disaster unlike previous global disasters occurring one sudden instant rather gaining pace destructive power time also disaster man-made say fault disaster duty climate
TCD 2009 196 196 pay dearly economic crisis cause international community must therefore urgently step efforts alleviate difficulties countries face another major issue concern one less significant negative impacts climate_change world general developing countries particular vulnerable countries victims phenomenon caused major greenhouse gas producers industrialized countries feel effects daily greatest disaster environment agriculture livestock farming climate
TCD 2009 208 208 alleviate difficulties countries face another major issue concern one less significant negative impacts climate_change world general developing countries particular vulnerable countries victims phenomenon caused major greenhouse gas producers industrialized countries feel effects daily greatest disaster environment agriculture livestock farming short life populations form famines kinds illnesses significant example risk complete disappearance climate
TGO 2009 1141 1141 taken march african development bank create special million funding mechanism african trade furthermore delegation pleased united nations initiative secretary-general taken measure danger posed humanity problem climate_change degradation environment regard high-level meeting took place days ago body opportunity analyse situation clear way climate_change conference copenhagen december paraphrase great man inherited earth destroy climate
TGO 2009 1157 1157 nations initiative secretary-general taken measure danger posed humanity problem climate_change degradation environment regard high-level meeting took place days ago body opportunity analyse situation clear way climate_change conference copenhagen december paraphrase great man inherited earth destroy living creatures come go earth remains face questions delegation just raised imperative intensify partnerships kinds wish climate
THA 2009 58 58 years ago world facing great challenges conflicts tensions remain many parts world terrorists attack poverty disease hunger still affect many supply traditional sources energy dwindling climate_change transforming environment live added set issues current global financial crisis makes future seems bleak like forebears years ago also live hope better future large part climate
THA 2009 640 640 capability developing alternative energy especially biodiesel ethanol aim ensure balance growing energy food crops needs sufficiently addressed another pressing concern can successfully tackled global cooperation climate_change government convinced united nations framework convention climate_change core international negotiations cooperation area guided principles common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities connection thailand honoured host united nations climate
THA 2009 647 647 aim ensure balance growing energy food crops needs sufficiently addressed another pressing concern can successfully tackled global cooperation climate_change government convinced united nations framework convention climate_change core international negotiations cooperation area guided principles common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities connection thailand honoured host united nations climate_change talks will take place next week climate
THA 2009 666 666 government convinced united nations framework convention climate_change core international negotiations cooperation area guided principles common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities connection thailand honoured host united nations climate_change talks will take place next week bangkok will spare effort ensuring round negotiations will make tangible progress towards successful copenhagen climate_change conference december earlier week climate
THA 2009 687 687 honoured host united nations climate_change talks will take place next week bangkok will spare effort ensuring round negotiations will make tangible progress towards successful copenhagen climate_change conference december earlier week secretary-general convened summit climate_change welcome commitments expressed major economies summit particular setting clear goals 09-52586 targets action also pleased see group climate
THA 2009 695 695 place next week bangkok will spare effort ensuring round negotiations will make tangible progress towards successful copenhagen climate_change conference december earlier week secretary-general convened summit climate_change welcome commitments expressed major economies summit particular setting clear goals 09-52586 targets action also pleased see group pledging spare effort achieve successful outcome copenhagen part climate
TJK 2009 702 702 cent potential past years endured chronic energy crisis eight months every year primarily autumn winter recent years electricity shortage exacerbated abnormally severe long winters result climate_change perfectly logical absence explored hydrocarbon resources tajikistan develop hydropower engineering concerted comprehensive manner completion construction number small medium-size large hydropower stations will help provide energy climate
TJK 2009 803 803 generate energy utilizing water rather consuming hydropower engineering plays important role developing energy production socio-economic sphere well environmental protection tajikistan entire central asian region global climate_change requires comprehensive integrated approach use natural resources deeply convinced copenhagen meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will endorse new comprehensive agreement issue every climate
TJK 2009 821 821 protection tajikistan entire central asian region global climate_change requires comprehensive integrated approach use natural resources deeply convinced copenhagen meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will endorse new comprehensive agreement issue every year natural disasters cause severe damage agriculture environment entire economy countries tajikistan per cent terrain consists mountains damage climate
TJK 2009 871 871 damage done country’s economy recent years natural disasters mud flows landslides floods estimated hundreds millions united states dollars tragically damage entails human casualties assessment impact climate_change tajikistan’s glaciers shown period observation begun total area glaciers reduced approximately one third since glaciers snowcaps main sources water runoff rivers probability near future river climate
TJK 2009 1239 1239 preparatory events united nations millennium review summit hope initiative will find understanding among receive support member states bearing mind water crisis aggravated population growth global climate_change international community take specific measures ensure fair integrated use water resources order meet needs people environment economies countries around world end republic tajikistan proposed declaring climate
TLS 2009 743 743 years called united states lift sanctions timor-leste’s intention develop nuclear capacity become nuclear power therefore ratified non-proliferation treaty counsel caution development use nuclear capacity regard climate_change timor- leste although island state fortunate immediately threatened rising sea levels responsible large carbon_emissions affected changing weather patterns following climate-change debate national level naturally concerned climate
TLS 2009 757 757 therefore ratified non-proliferation treaty counsel caution development use nuclear capacity regard climate_change timor- leste although island state fortunate immediately threatened rising sea levels responsible large carbon_emissions affected changing weather patterns following climate-change debate national level naturally concerned preservation environment consider reforestation protection environment important issues far financial economic crisis concerned timor-leste climate
TON 2009 35 35 general assembly session also wish pay tribute secretary- general excellent report work organization continuing leadership unprecedented challenging times testament secretary-general’s leadership persistent efforts convene summit climate_change held earlier week us also members alliance small island states summit held immediately beforehand timely exercise focusing critical issues stake run-up copenhagen climate_change conference held climate
TON 2009 58 58 convene summit climate_change held earlier week us also members alliance small island states summit held immediately beforehand timely exercise focusing critical issues stake run-up copenhagen climate_change conference held december climate_change taken rightful place forefront many statements heard week case small island developing states like need reach beyond narrow national interests embrace climate
TON 2009 62 62 earlier week us also members alliance small island states summit held immediately beforehand timely exercise focusing critical issues stake run-up copenhagen climate_change conference held december climate_change taken rightful place forefront many statements heard week case small island developing states like need reach beyond narrow national interests embrace collective responsibility one another climate
TON 2009 96 96 case small island developing states like need reach beyond narrow national interests embrace collective responsibility one another nation states vulnerable least able address adverse effects climate_change pacific islands forum issue climate_change type collective effort requires forefront meetings pacific leaders recently cairns chairmanship prime minister kevin rudd australia efforts resulted earlier year climate
TON 2009 101 101 like need reach beyond narrow national interests embrace collective responsibility one another nation states vulnerable least able address adverse effects climate_change pacific islands forum issue climate_change type collective effort requires forefront meetings pacific leaders recently cairns chairmanship prime minister kevin rudd australia efforts resulted earlier year general assembly’s adoption consensus resolution climate
TON 2009 127 127 type collective effort requires forefront meetings pacific leaders recently cairns chairmanship prime minister kevin rudd australia efforts resulted earlier year general assembly’s adoption consensus resolution climate_change security implications heartening hear hall words action determination move away rhetoric climate_change reality action action mitigate effects climate_change action stop waste energy resources words presidents climate
TON 2009 139 139 minister kevin rudd australia efforts resulted earlier year general assembly’s adoption consensus resolution climate_change security implications heartening hear hall words action determination move away rhetoric climate_change reality action action mitigate effects climate_change action stop waste energy resources words presidents prime ministers enough must matched action determination understanding truth climate_change must propelled climate
TON 2009 145 145 earlier year general assembly’s adoption consensus resolution climate_change security implications heartening hear hall words action determination move away rhetoric climate_change reality action action mitigate effects climate_change action stop waste energy resources words presidents prime ministers enough must matched action determination understanding truth climate_change must propelled honest efforts mitigate change wasteful energy climate
TON 2009 162 162 away rhetoric climate_change reality action action mitigate effects climate_change action stop waste energy resources words presidents prime ministers enough must matched action determination understanding truth climate_change must propelled honest efforts mitigate change wasteful energy habits lifetime productive energy habits future lessons past year reinforced support reform international financial institutions particular look climate
TON 2009 376 376 fossil fuels economic potential adversely affected rising fuel prices forced us investigate feasible renewable sources energy thus set target achieving per cent electricity generation utilizing renewable_energy sources year reviewed donor funding provided development partners see best achieve ambitious goal also fulfil wish reduce greenhouse gas emissions conclusion regional pacific energy ministers climate
TON 2009 394 394 target achieving per cent electricity generation utilizing renewable_energy sources year reviewed donor funding provided development partners see best achieve ambitious goal also fulfil wish reduce greenhouse gas emissions conclusion regional pacific energy ministers meeting hosted tonga earlier year discussed issues development partners quickly became apparent new model business needed concept tonga climate
TON 2009 420 420 gas emissions conclusion regional pacific energy ministers meeting hosted tonga earlier year discussed issues development partners quickly became apparent new model business needed concept tonga renewable_energy road map born development partners agreed collaborate coordination world bank assess current infrastructure on-grid off-grid electrification throughout kingdom world bank european union asian development bank climate
TON 2009 469 469 development bank australia new zealand japan readily accepted opportunity actively participate development energy road map efforts recently boosted strong support government united arab emirates international renewable_energy agency reaffirmed bilateral meetings held new york week tonga’s cultural constitutional roots innately enduring proud 134-year-old written constitution one oldest world still force constitution enshrined climate
TTO 2009 661 661 turned supplement economic development produced anticipated returns economic situation countries therefore become even critical severe consequences security prosperity region given inextricable link security socio-economic development climate_change one major challenges facing civilization today secretary-general must highly commended commitment dealing issue declared priority start tenure regard add voices praised highly united nations summit climate
TTO 2009 687 687 one major challenges facing civilization today secretary-general must highly commended commitment dealing issue declared priority start tenure regard add voices praised highly united nations summit climate_change just concluded general assembly must promote meaningful action directed towards internationally acceptable formula reduction carbon_emissions trinidad tobago wishes make absolutely clear accept per capita basis climate
TTO 2009 702 702 start tenure regard add voices praised highly united nations summit climate_change just concluded general assembly must promote meaningful action directed towards internationally acceptable formula reduction carbon_emissions trinidad tobago wishes make absolutely clear accept per capita basis determination levels carbon_emissions manifestly unfair small energy-producing developing country like small population consider method absolute climate
TTO 2009 715 715 general assembly must promote meaningful action directed towards internationally acceptable formula reduction carbon_emissions trinidad tobago wishes make absolutely clear accept per capita basis determination levels carbon_emissions manifestly unfair small energy-producing developing country like small population consider method absolute emissions just method determining country’s contribution global_warming since affected per capita emissions absolute climate
TTO 2009 734 734 accept per capita basis determination levels carbon_emissions manifestly unfair small energy-producing developing country like small population consider method absolute emissions just method determining country’s contribution global_warming since affected per capita emissions absolute levels question population size context nothing matter whatsoever also assure assembly country already voluntarily embarked reducing emissions programme includes climate
TTO 2009 780 780 embarked reducing emissions programme includes pursuit renewable sources supply will also hosting commonwealth heads government meeting port spain november year will last major summit copenhagen climate_change summit december propose use opportunity attempt forge consensus reflect common views commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly climate
TTO 2009 795 795 meeting port spain november year will last major summit copenhagen climate_change summit december propose use opportunity attempt forge consensus reflect common views commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately climate
TTO 2009 799 799 year will last major summit copenhagen climate_change summit december propose use opportunity attempt forge consensus reflect common views commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent global deaths climate
TUN 2009 1102 1102 stability achieve progress prosperity around world peoples world today urgently need clean environment states must preserve order avoid severe consequences much research many studies warned climate_change caused huge economic losses international community seeking meet environmental economic social challenges caused climate_change november tunisia hosted international solidarity conference climate_change strategies african mediterranean regions climate
TUN 2009 1116 1116 must preserve order avoid severe consequences much research many studies warned climate_change caused huge economic losses international community seeking meet environmental economic social challenges caused climate_change november tunisia hosted international solidarity conference climate_change strategies african mediterranean regions country also hosted african regional meeting preparatory committee conference parties united nations convention combat climate
TUN 2009 1123 1123 research many studies warned climate_change caused huge economic losses international community seeking meet environmental economic social challenges caused climate_change november tunisia hosted international solidarity conference climate_change strategies african mediterranean regions country also hosted african regional meeting preparatory committee conference parties united nations convention combat desertification order develop unified african position garner climate
TUR 2009 88 88 council wide margin support 09-52320 global problems age necessitate solutions global scale therefore need work determined fashion wars economic crises hunger poverty terrorism energy security climate_change problems world extremely challenging however none insurmountable resolve problems need fair inclusive global order based trust regards diversity source wealth possible make transition conception world climate
TUR 2009 192 192 threats terrorism proliferation nuclear weapons become sources worldwide concern problems hunger poverty increased frequency pandemics food energy security growing xenophobia radicalism remain grave challenges addition global_warming financial crisis fundamental issues demand substantial solutions backdrop relevance indispensability united nations become even evident order establish fair participatory global order must work together enhance climate
TUR 2009 265 265 conscience believe representative democratic transparent just effective united nations will able make greater contribution global peace stability united nations must become much effective institution matters climate_change sustainable development struggle poverty gender equality protection human rights dignity fully support reform efforts end however doubt reform united nations system will incomplete accompanied security climate
TUR 2009 1267 1267 development problems addition party kyoto protocol turkey ready live responsibilities respect vital issue concerns future world support determined efforts made 09-52320 secretary-general process devising new climate_change regime also like draw assembly’s attention another important issue poses threat world forget culture civilization flourishes inspiration provided successes cultures civilizations matter fact common values climate
TUV 2009 265 265 jurisdiction well take immediate action tackle problem head-on also call united nations establish special task force address issue piracy year will hopefully watershed global fight climate_change months will meet copenhagen seal deal climate_change leader one countries world vulnerable impacts climate_change hold great faith conference faith will diminished key milestones achieved allow climate
TUV 2009 272 272 head-on also call united nations establish special task force address issue piracy year will hopefully watershed global fight climate_change months will meet copenhagen seal deal climate_change leader one countries world vulnerable impacts climate_change hold great faith conference faith will diminished key milestones achieved allow refer milestones first international community must commit climate
TUV 2009 279 279 task force address issue piracy year will hopefully watershed global fight climate_change months will meet copenhagen seal deal climate_change leader one countries world vulnerable impacts climate_change hold great faith conference faith will diminished key milestones achieved allow refer milestones first international community must commit rapid course action reduce greenhouse gas emissions climate
TUV 2009 302 302 vulnerable impacts climate_change hold great faith conference faith will diminished key milestones achieved allow refer milestones first international community must commit rapid course action reduce greenhouse gas emissions global temperatures increase degrees celsius pre-industrial levels anything higher disastrous tuvalu global emissions must peak decline dramatically thereafter secondly work develop new climate_change climate
TUV 2009 327 327 greenhouse gas emissions global temperatures increase degrees celsius pre-industrial levels anything higher disastrous tuvalu global emissions must peak decline dramatically thereafter secondly work develop new climate_change agreement copenhagen must abandon kyoto protocol cornerstone action address climate_change let repeat must abandon kyoto protocol fear countries hoping kyoto protocol will disappear can make climate
TUV 2009 337 337 anything higher disastrous tuvalu global emissions must peak decline dramatically thereafter secondly work develop new climate_change agreement copenhagen must abandon kyoto protocol cornerstone action address climate_change let repeat must abandon kyoto protocol fear countries hoping kyoto protocol will disappear can make weaker emissions- reduction commitments hope will happen certainly significant step climate
TUV 2009 403 403 drastically reduce emissions strongly appeal president obama deliver significant commitment emissions reductions also call key developing countries dramatically reduce emissions since united nations framework convention climate_change developed economies number developing countries grown rapidly must now contribute fair share emissions reductions fourthly need strong commitment terms financing resources help vulnerable countries build climate
TUV 2009 431 431 number developing countries grown rapidly must now contribute fair share emissions reductions fourthly need strong commitment terms financing resources help vulnerable countries build resilience impacts climate_change means need commitment new money foolhardy simply reshuffle existing overseas development assistance support actions address climate_change new threat must find new money address fifthly need climate
TUV 2009 447 447 terms financing resources help vulnerable countries build resilience impacts climate_change means need commitment new money foolhardy simply reshuffle existing overseas development assistance support actions address climate_change new threat must find new money address fifthly need reduce emissions resulting deforestation forest degradation coherent way regard carbon markets will deliver climate_change outcomes must climate
TUV 2009 470 470 actions address climate_change new threat must find new money address fifthly need reduce emissions resulting deforestation forest degradation coherent way regard carbon markets will deliver climate_change outcomes must develop new funds carefully build capacity forested developing countries reduce deforestation rates whatever actions take must ensure rights indigenous peoples properly protected possible climate
TUV 2009 498 498 develop new funds carefully build capacity forested developing countries reduce deforestation rates whatever actions take must ensure rights indigenous peoples properly protected possible security implications climate_change livelihoods well-being vulnerable countries especially small island developing states country tuvalu ignored instead recognized addressed vigorously united nations part collective efforts appropriate subsidiary bodies despite climate
TUV 2009 534 534 tuvalu ignored instead recognized addressed vigorously united nations part collective efforts appropriate subsidiary bodies despite concerns expressed member states engagement security council issue security implications climate_change pleased note assembly’s resolution possible security implications climate_change resolution initiated pacific small island developing states year ago finally adopted consensus plenary meeting assembly june year climate
TUV 2009 542 542 part collective efforts appropriate subsidiary bodies despite concerns expressed member states engagement security council issue security implications climate_change pleased note assembly’s resolution possible security implications climate_change resolution initiated pacific small island developing states year ago finally adopted consensus plenary meeting assembly june year tuvalu looks forward secretary-general’s report possible security implications climate
TUV 2009 568 568 resolution initiated pacific small island developing states year ago finally adopted consensus plenary meeting assembly june year tuvalu looks forward secretary-general’s report possible security implications climate_change required resolution globalization made tuvalu vulnerable country vulnerable global economic shocks highly vulnerable impacts climate_change least vulnerable disease outbreaks however despite wide recognition given reiterated climate
TUV 2009 583 583 june year tuvalu looks forward secretary-general’s report possible security implications climate_change required resolution globalization made tuvalu vulnerable country vulnerable global economic shocks highly vulnerable impacts climate_change least vulnerable disease outbreaks however despite wide recognition given reiterated regard vulnerability many different united nations forums rio barbados mauritius johannesburg conferences several major united climate
TUV 2009 968 968 nations especially security council general assembly enable organization deliver services transparent coherent efficient effective manner must work together rebuild global economy must work together combat climate_change special recognition given plight vulnerable countries especially ldcs sids least must work together ensure everyone enjoys healthy life will continue support united nations sincerely hope climate
TZA 2009 121 121 us wish entire team great success future five years now number countries eastern africa including tanzania experiencing unprecedented drought never seen anything like maybe effects climate_change taking toll result agricultural production affected severely causing acute food shortages acute shortage pasture water livestock wildlife game parks resulting deaths many animals rivers drying climate
TZA 2009 463 463 ask body opportunity commission’s report presented general assembly time propose assembly consider declaring decade focus youth employment africa possibly two days ago held fruitful high-level climate_change summit like thank secretary-general ban ki-moon commend leadership important challenging issue time event will go long way towards paving way comprehensive agreement copenhagen december heart-warming climate
USA 2009 435 435 appointed special envoy middle east peace america worked steadily aggressively advance cause two states israel palestine peace security take root rights israelis palestinians respected confront climate_change invested billion clean energy substantially increased fuel efficiency standards provided new incentives conservation launched energy partnership across americas moved bystander leader international climate negotiations overcome climate
USA 2009 1702 1702 false starts tough days will waiver pursuit peace thirdly must recognize twenty- first century will peace unless take responsibility preservation planet thank secretary-general hosting summit climate_change yesterday danger posed climate_change denied responsibility meet must deferred continue current course every member assembly will see irreversible changes within borders efforts end conflicts will climate
USA 2009 1706 1706 will waiver pursuit peace thirdly must recognize twenty- first century will peace unless take responsibility preservation planet thank secretary-general hosting summit climate_change yesterday danger posed climate_change denied responsibility meet must deferred continue current course every member assembly will see irreversible changes within borders efforts end conflicts will eclipsed wars refugees resources climate
USA 2009 1790 1790 investments transform energy economy providing incentives make clean energy profitable kind energy will press ahead deep cuts emissions reach goals set eventually will continue promote renewable_energy efficiency share new technologies countries around world will seize every opportunity progress address threat cooperative effort entire world wealthy nations much damage environment twentieth century climate
USA 2009 1829 1829 threat cooperative effort entire world wealthy nations much damage environment twentieth century must accept obligation lead responsibility end must acknowledge need differentiated responses effort curb carbon_emissions must include fast-growing carbon emitters can reduce air_pollution without inhibiting growth effort fails help poorest nations adapt problems climate_change already wrought help travel path clean climate
USA 2009 1848 1848 acknowledge need differentiated responses effort curb carbon_emissions must include fast-growing carbon emitters can reduce air_pollution without inhibiting growth effort fails help poorest nations adapt problems climate_change already wrought help travel path clean development simply will work hard change something fundamental use energy know even harder midst global recession certainly will tempting climate
UZB 2009 192 192 first half continuing throughout gross domestic product growth amounted per cent high rostrum like speak briefly problems related growing threats environmental security include threats arising global_warming also serious problems possible technological accidents risks posed gigantic hydropower installations region seriously undermine fragile ecological balance central asia speak problems keeping mind human-caused accidents climate
VAT 2009 672 672 already long political upheaval holy see urges parties concerned make every effort find prompt solution view good people honduras session general assembly began special summit climate_change december will copenhagen climate conference protection environment continues forefront multilateral activities involves consistent form destiny nations future every individual man woman recognition double truths interdependence climate
VCT 2009 566 566 today face triple threat globalized climatized stigmatized already globalized world trade organization wto trade bananas recently engine economic growth verge climatized reliance tourism development substitute climate_change wreaks havoc weather systems intensifies hurricanes destroys coral reefs damages costal infrastructure erodes beaches now face stigmatized transition financial services g-20 organization economic cooperation development climate
VCT 2009 742 742 presence region now seen fit reconsider decision cede caribbean drug cartels murderers hope represents genuine generous recommitment regional challenges small archipelagic state affected threatened ravages climate_change recognize critical importance meaningful measurable enforceable global compact climate_change however simply want seal deal copenhagen posited sloganeers united nations want seal right deal just deal climate
VCT 2009 751 751 drug cartels murderers hope represents genuine generous recommitment regional challenges small archipelagic state affected threatened ravages climate_change recognize critical importance meaningful measurable enforceable global compact climate_change however simply want seal deal copenhagen posited sloganeers united nations want seal right deal just deal deal ensures continued survival emphatically will seal suicide pact climate
VCT 2009 798 798 will seal suicide pact will assure elimination small island states way life alliance small island states recently issued declaration contains consider essential contours meaningful agreement climate_change trust blameless position front lines climate_change fallout will considered respected global effort seal deal case world economy excluded way solutions problem fundamentally affects us theme climate
VCT 2009 804 804 elimination small island states way life alliance small island states recently issued declaration contains consider essential contours meaningful agreement climate_change trust blameless position front lines climate_change fallout will considered respected global effort seal deal case world economy excluded way solutions problem fundamentally affects us theme exclusion equally applicable friends taiwan united climate
VCT 2009 860 860 ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate participation taiwan international civil aviation organization climate
VCT 2009 869 869 strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate participation taiwan international civil aviation organization government people taiwan advanced reasonable responsible policy engagement usher climate
VCT 2009 1231 1231 builders body refused ignored rebuilding revitalizing either will become cornerstones institution edifice multilateral cooperation will crumble irrelevance illegitimacy addressing economic crisis poverty development academic exercise climate_change theoretical event reform global governance diplomatic parlour game clear present dangers time reflect need real inclusive participation saint vincent grenadines caribbean developing world represent also climate
VEN 2009 2103 2103 nations set peace commission colombia venezuela naturally cooperate sure countries want peace want war among will skip pages another topic fidel touches upon september thoughts climate_change going take another two minutes mr president insist point people think metaphysical concern intellectuals destroying planet reputable venezuelan journalist said rocket travelling planet like rocket climate
VEN 2009 2276 2276 effects visible 2-kilometre-high masses ice melting greenland south american glaciers ecuador way cape horn fundamental sources water gigantic ice cap covering extensive area antarctica current carbon_dioxide concentrations reached equivalent parts per million figure surpassing natural range last years destroying planet must aware must act lula stated 3rd meeting yesterday respect climate_change climate
VEN 2009 2301 2301 carbon_dioxide concentrations reached equivalent parts per million figure surpassing natural range last years destroying planet must aware must act lula stated 3rd meeting yesterday respect climate_change lula said will developed countries want take decisions obama says told united states going take decisions please mr president now time move words action let climate
VEN 2009 2548 2548 consumed moreover pollution increases know capitalist world created measuring methods economy destructive think stiglitz report offers important considerations second point says establish battery indicators environment climate_change turning economy report timely let us now adopt governments particularly governments developed countries think meeting pittsburgh today pittsburgh pirates presidents group discuss tomorrow will ask climate
VNM 2009 98 98 many challenges brought entire international community every part world suffered negative far-reaching impacts global financial crisis economic downturn aggravates challenges terms food security energy security climate_change facing developing countries particular meantime tension conflicts persist various regions threats proliferation weapons 09-52470 mass destruction international terrorism continue demand effective responses past year also climate
VNM 2009 414 414 nations reforms international system economic relations quite shown many irrationalities also imperative promote role united nations designing international strategies mechanisms address energy food crisis pandemics climate_change including issues discussed climate_change conference copenhagen december united nations reform process also continue meet emerging complex requirements viet nam shares common view reform undertaken united climate
VNM 2009 418 418 economic relations quite shown many irrationalities also imperative promote role united nations designing international strategies mechanisms address energy food crisis pandemics climate_change including issues discussed climate_change conference copenhagen december united nations reform process also continue meet emerging complex requirements viet nam shares common view reform undertaken united nations agencies security council climate
VUT 2009 518 518 measures economic social interest good people fiji region pacific whole aware unprecedented challenges small island developing states like vanuatu come faced today man-made linked phenomena climate_change challenges pose unacceptable implications social economic political structures small island states often grave security implications vanuatu like juncture cordially applaud tireless collective efforts island nations climate
VUT 2009 556 556 grave security implications vanuatu like juncture cordially applaud tireless collective efforts island nations large small cooperating working together towards adoption general assembly past june resolution climate_change possible security implications indeed historical milestone pacific small island developing states country first time security implications climate_change brought attention international community years differing conflicting views climate
VUT 2009 573 573 together towards adoption general assembly past june resolution climate_change possible security implications indeed historical milestone pacific small island developing states country first time security implications climate_change brought attention international community years differing conflicting views stalled strenuous efforts small island countries convincing world impact climate_change irreversible inherent many arguments needed overcome idea climate
VUT 2009 591 591 developing states country first time security implications climate_change brought attention international community years differing conflicting views stalled strenuous efforts small island countries convincing world impact climate_change irreversible inherent many arguments needed overcome idea still time point wish reiterate united nations framework convention climate_change must principal forum addressing climate_change given vulnerabilities geographic climate
VUT 2009 608 608 strenuous efforts small island countries convincing world impact climate_change irreversible inherent many arguments needed overcome idea still time point wish reiterate united nations framework convention climate_change must principal forum addressing climate_change given vulnerabilities geographic realities pacific region among first fully accept security implications climate_change like stress country small large developed developing climate
VUT 2009 613 613 convincing world impact climate_change irreversible inherent many arguments needed overcome idea still time point wish reiterate united nations framework convention climate_change must principal forum addressing climate_change given vulnerabilities geographic realities pacific region among first fully accept security implications climate_change like stress country small large developed developing will able avoid security implications climate
VUT 2009 626 626 point wish reiterate united nations framework convention climate_change must principal forum addressing climate_change given vulnerabilities geographic realities pacific region among first fully accept security implications climate_change like stress country small large developed developing will able avoid security implications climate_change already affecting livelihoods people international community struggles come terms idea climate_change poses climate
VUT 2009 639 639 given vulnerabilities geographic realities pacific region among first fully accept security implications climate_change like stress country small large developed developing will able avoid security implications climate_change already affecting livelihoods people international community struggles come terms idea climate_change poses real threat future survival mankind unless relevant organs united nations intensify efforts consider climate
VUT 2009 650 650 implications climate_change like stress country small large developed developing will able avoid security implications climate_change already affecting livelihoods people international community struggles come terms idea climate_change poses real threat future survival mankind unless relevant organs united nations intensify efforts consider address issue climate_change word will appropriate global situation particular crisis word climate
VUT 2009 667 667 livelihoods people international community struggles come terms idea climate_change poses real threat future survival mankind unless relevant organs united nations intensify efforts consider address issue climate_change word will appropriate global situation particular crisis word doomed momentum seen today forces upon us realization threats real therefore require urgent attention preparations coming conference climate
VUT 2009 724 724 agreed week action required members international community living commitments globalization interdependency brought opportunities challenges small island 09-52470 states challenges predominate ominous gathering world leaders summit climate_change year’s general assembly reaffirmation climate_change presents security threat nations peoples consisting volcanic coral islands vanuatu one smaller island nations south pacific region world vanuatu’s rapidly climate
VUT 2009 729 729 international community living commitments globalization interdependency brought opportunities challenges small island 09-52470 states challenges predominate ominous gathering world leaders summit climate_change year’s general assembly reaffirmation climate_change presents security threat nations peoples consisting volcanic coral islands vanuatu one smaller island nations south pacific region world vanuatu’s rapidly growing young population low economic climate
VUT 2009 782 782 united nations development programme undp assessment recently ranked one poorest countries south pacific region degree underdevelopment drastically limits capacity effectively curb threats associated adverse impacts climate_change per cent people vanuatu live land subsistence farming constitutes contribution national economy vanuatuan traditional farming practices shaped farmers subsistence needs climatic conditions land always precious climate
VUT 2009 839 839 part culture traditional governance rapidly growing population vanuatu places increasing pressure access finite amount farmland issue likely compounded probable losses arable land owing adverse effects climate_change possible losses raise serious economic political security implications vanuatu vanuatu among least developed countries remains one disaster-prone nations among small island states highly susceptible cyclones climate
VUT 2009 896 896 tsunamis volcanic eruptions without doubt challenging times followed great interest recent conference world financial economic crisis impact development vanuatu deeply concerned world financial crisis like climate_change caused external forces beyond control yet rippling effects quickly reaching nation’s vulnerable populations children women disabled working poor will hardest hit least able cope dramatic climate
VUT 2009 998 998 improving government structures striving maintain political stability plan line working implement millennium development goals achieve country targets year vanuatu emphatically concurs premise upcoming copenhagen conference climate_change one fundamental challenges ever confront humanity issue fundamental long-term global prosperity issue essential survival species strongly feel fair comprehensive global deal copenhagen will represent step climate
VUT 2009 1182 1182 inflict people especially women children administrative level highly bureaucratic procedures accession mechanisms established united nations system much needed funds placed unnecessary strain local capacities burgeoning climate_crisis looms horizon need identify ways simplifying procedures accessing climate_change mitigation funds consider revising delivery modalities including exploring direct access possibilities blueprint international cooperation may place climate
VUT 2009 1191 1191 procedures accession mechanisms established united nations system much needed funds placed unnecessary strain local capacities burgeoning climate_crisis looms horizon need identify ways simplifying procedures accessing climate_change mitigation funds consider revising delivery modalities including exploring direct access possibilities blueprint international cooperation may place must followed action finally delegation welcomes security council resolution climate
WSM 2009 95 95 required collective concerted global action now seems working good degree success 09-52586 crises eminently solvable short- term compared great grave threat world faces environmental degradation climate_change week’s summit alliance small island states secretary-general’s high- level meeting underscored predominance urgency climate_change challenge core messages unambiguous climate_change future phenomenon real already occurring pacific climate
WSM 2009 109 109 solvable short- term compared great grave threat world faces environmental degradation climate_change week’s summit alliance small island states secretary-general’s high- level meeting underscored predominance urgency climate_change challenge core messages unambiguous climate_change future phenomenon real already occurring pacific countries low-lying islands elsewhere longer question rather severe magnitude impact will full cost society climate
WSM 2009 114 114 grave threat world faces environmental degradation climate_change week’s summit alliance small island states secretary-general’s high- level meeting underscored predominance urgency climate_change challenge core messages unambiguous climate_change future phenomenon real already occurring pacific countries low-lying islands elsewhere longer question rather severe magnitude impact will full cost society must bear becoming stark reality climate
WSM 2009 144 144 occurring pacific countries low-lying islands elsewhere longer question rather severe magnitude impact will full cost society must bear becoming stark reality can longer ignore today climate_change concern small island developing states alone vulnerability climate_change absolve responsible causes past now used shift burden leadership responsibility away main carbon emitters developed emerging economies climate
WSM 2009 152 152 rather severe magnitude impact will full cost society must bear becoming stark reality can longer ignore today climate_change concern small island developing states alone vulnerability climate_change absolve responsible causes past now used shift burden leadership responsibility away main carbon emitters developed emerging economies will affected one way another sadly human financial climate
WSM 2009 214 214 therefore must requires new brand cooperation broad outlook narrow pursuit self-interests use economic political expediencies set aside must allowed derail goal concluding ambitious binding agreement climate_change also everyone’s job acknowledging historical responsibility legitimate allowing get way making decisions reach comprehensive agreement grave mistake reaching climate_change agreement therefore test multilateral solidarity time climate
WSM 2009 233 233 derail goal concluding ambitious binding agreement climate_change also everyone’s job acknowledging historical responsibility legitimate allowing get way making decisions reach comprehensive agreement grave mistake reaching climate_change agreement therefore test multilateral solidarity time running impacts climate_change getting worse daily playing blame-and- shame game waiting led willing lead longer options single nation single climate
WSM 2009 242 242 job acknowledging historical responsibility legitimate allowing get way making decisions reach comprehensive agreement grave mistake reaching climate_change agreement therefore test multilateral solidarity time running impacts climate_change getting worse daily playing blame-and- shame game waiting led willing lead longer options single nation single group nations single organization can win war climate_change divergent climate
WSM 2009 266 266 impacts climate_change getting worse daily playing blame-and- shame game waiting led willing lead longer options single nation single group nations single organization can win war climate_change divergent yet inextricably linked interests member states demand seal deal copenhagen cost adaptation mitigation national level can prohibitive people infrastructure found along coastal areas relocating climate
WSM 2009 315 315 areas relocating inland costly due rough rugged terrain number people involved however deterred us using resources partnering international community continue support global effort build resilience climate_change plantation access roads programme one initiative facilitates relocation helps boost agricultural production response measure climate_change food security shadow financial crisis envelops us still climate_change developing climate
WSM 2009 330 330 resources partnering international community continue support global effort build resilience climate_change plantation access roads programme one initiative facilitates relocation helps boost agricultural production response measure climate_change food security shadow financial crisis envelops us still climate_change developing nations victims forcibly drawn maelstrom crisis consequential impact global economy although remote epicentres crises small climate
WSM 2009 339 339 resilience climate_change plantation access roads programme one initiative facilitates relocation helps boost agricultural production response measure climate_change food security shadow financial crisis envelops us still climate_change developing nations victims forcibly drawn maelstrom crisis consequential impact global economy although remote epicentres crises small vulnerable island economies spared indeed acknowledged group global recession climate
WSM 2009 552 552 durable global partnerships development aid donors either take time respond cause justifiable alarm forthcoming relatively modest resources help us achieve mdgs prospects effective global response climate_change will vanish pacific region relative peace spared scars war conflict nature gifted us sea land livelihood challenges differences tend localized development needs individually regionally modest climate
WSM 2009 669 669 samoa’s relationship main development partners australia china european union japan new zealand supported us continue every step development journey italy austria turkey newest partners assisting renewable_energy field like engage countries cutting edge renewable_energy technology china germany japan united states assist us key sector one united nations initiative timely project reduces costs climate
WSM 2009 676 676 european union japan new zealand supported us continue every step development journey italy austria turkey newest partners assisting renewable_energy field like engage countries cutting edge renewable_energy technology china germany japan united states assist us key sector one united nations initiative timely project reduces costs improves efficiency effectiveness aid delivery united nations climate
ZAF 2009 534 534 review conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons npt recommit full implementation obligations npt ensure balance among objectives disarmament non-proliferation peaceful use nuclear energy africa impact climate_change devastating will severely undermine development poverty eradication efforts need act now ensure inclusive fair effective global agreement critical challenge agreement must recognize solving climate problem climate
ZAF 2009 569 569 act now ensure inclusive fair effective global agreement critical challenge agreement must recognize solving climate problem separated struggle eradicate poverty developed countries bear greatest responsibility climate_change impact must therefore strike balance adaptation mitigation goal significantly reduce emissions across globe without constraining development countries south ms mcclean barbados vice-president took chair developed climate
ZAF 2009 625 625 legally binding emission reduction commitments line science address historical responsibilities copenhagen needs agreement new additional sustainable predictable financing adaptation programmes reduce vulnerability developing countries effects climate_change world increasingly interconnected interdependent international problems can resolved effectively multilateral cooperation united nations must continue centre multilateralism needs reformed carry mandate effectively efficiently transparently remain climate
ZMB 2009 60 60 multilateral approaches address challenges arising globalization include threats socio-economic development international peace security need develop innovative approaches responses challenges include hiv aids influenza h1n1 terrorism climate_change nuclear weapons recently global economic financial crisis globalized interdependent world country however wealthy powerful can resolve challenges single- handedly common solutions therefore required strong united climate
ZMB 2009 327 327 monetary fund reform process aim improve predictability aid flows emphasize reforms promote faster aid delivery fewer conditionalities zambia roundly applauds leadership united nations provides tackling climate_change illustrated two days ago hosting high-level summit climate_change efforts raise standards living world’s poor people order meet millennium development goals frustrated effects climate_change scientists spoken climate
ZMB 2009 335 335 flows emphasize reforms promote faster aid delivery fewer conditionalities zambia roundly applauds leadership united nations provides tackling climate_change illustrated two days ago hosting high-level summit climate_change efforts raise standards living world’s poor people order meet millennium development goals frustrated effects climate_change scientists spoken seen eyes just one generation great effect climate_change climate
ZMB 2009 350 350 provides tackling climate_change illustrated two days ago hosting high-level summit climate_change efforts raise standards living world’s poor people order meet millennium development goals frustrated effects climate_change scientists spoken seen eyes just one generation great effect climate_change environment eve climate_change summit just days ago unprecedented floods hit state georgia country rebuke us climate
ZMB 2009 360 360 climate_change efforts raise standards living world’s poor people order meet millennium development goals frustrated effects climate_change scientists spoken seen eyes just one generation great effect climate_change environment eve climate_change summit just days ago unprecedented floods hit state georgia country rebuke us still doubt evidence let us just look around us need climate
ZMB 2009 363 363 standards living world’s poor people order meet millennium development goals frustrated effects climate_change scientists spoken seen eyes just one generation great effect climate_change environment eve climate_change summit just days ago unprecedented floods hit state georgia country rebuke us still doubt evidence let us just look around us need science tell us climate
ZMB 2009 498 498 world utter destruction copenhagen precipice either step back let live tip abyss must act act now regard mitigation zambia’s view shared vision based shared responsibilities climate_change must equitable burden-sharing mechanism requires developed countries commit reducing emissions legally binding levels developing countries take actions ensure substantial reduction environment-degrading development programmes copenhagen climate_change climate
ZMB 2009 523 523 climate_change must equitable burden-sharing mechanism requires developed countries commit reducing emissions legally binding levels developing countries take actions ensure substantial reduction environment-degrading development programmes copenhagen climate_change conference draws near zambia expects agreement will balance climate_change concerns development copenhagen agreement must provide increased predictable support implementation adaptation programme must established within binding climate
ZMB 2009 532 532 reducing emissions legally binding levels developing countries take actions ensure substantial reduction environment-degrading development programmes copenhagen climate_change conference draws near zambia expects agreement will balance climate_change concerns development copenhagen agreement must provide increased predictable support implementation adaptation programme must established within binding legal instrument united nations framework convention speaking capacity chairman climate
ZMB 2009 813 813 prior global economic downturn zambia’s economic growth course meet one millennium development goals namely ensuring environmental sustainability however effect global financial economic crisis coupled effects climate_change threaten prospects meeting mdgs poverty agriculture environmental sustainability united nations remains central principal organ coordinating international cooperation socio-economic development peace security human rights rule law climate
ZMB 2009 1132 1132 business although supply oil fixed supply knowledge boundless thus human ingenuity holds secret resolving problems confronting humankind issues facing us united nations today resolution problems climate_change economic financial crisis peace security human rights democracy depends upon human ingenuity united nations must therefore first important work create environment ingenuity can indeed flourish climate
ZWE 2009 201 201 mandate pre-eminent deliberative policymaking body united nations assembly play active role mobilizing action challenges 09-52463 today maintenance peace security financial economic crises economic social development climate_change accordingly encroachment united nations organs work general assembly great concern us therefore reiterate process revitalization strengthen principle accountability principal subsidiary organs united nations assembly hope climate
AGO 2010 181 181 community nations alienated common problems affecting humanity whole 10-55276 president’s speech general assembly occasion election see pv among things set following topics priorities sixty-fifth session climate_change millennium development goals food security sustainable development rebuilding strengthening fragile post-conflict states humanitarian aid disarmament angola opinion environment issues mentioned must remain priorities national international climate
AGO 2010 234 234 sustainable development growth economies implementation national strategies combating poverty attainment millennium goals food agriculture organization’s regional conference africa held recently luanda participants expressed concern impact climate_change world food crisis regions recommended states make extra effort reduce impact agriculture angola believes importance multilateralism best form treatment resolution multifaceted challenges humanity faces today climate
ALB 2010 170 170 challenges future will bring must given special priority approached special care united nations challenging agenda must focus strengthening peace security fighting terrorism issues stable development climate_change poverty reduction non-proliferation weapons mass destruction natural disasters human rights migration others albania remains committed contributing agenda lead role organization agencies administering budgetary human resources climate
AND 2010 147 147 achieve first millennium development goals group g20 meeting toronto secretary-general defended position vulnerable populations asked leading world powers develop new policies combating poverty struggle combat climate_change however still unresolved natural disasters people haiti pakistan deal show devastating effects climate_change can phenomenon jeopardizes poorest populations affects access water compounds malnutrition leads violence climate
AND 2010 160 160 populations asked leading world powers develop new policies combating poverty struggle combat climate_change however still unresolved natural disasters people haiti pakistan deal show devastating effects climate_change can phenomenon jeopardizes poorest populations affects access water compounds malnutrition leads violence economic impact developing states terrible threats real solutions real possibility dealing exists copenhagen climate
AND 2010 189 189 poorest populations affects access water compounds malnutrition leads violence economic impact developing states terrible threats real solutions real possibility dealing exists copenhagen conference states parties climate_change convention initiated negotiations agreement hope conference climate_change held cancún december effective scientifically ambitious text will adopted will make possible reduce greenhouse gas emissions andorra engaging climate
AND 2010 196 196 leads violence economic impact developing states terrible threats real solutions real possibility dealing exists copenhagen conference states parties climate_change convention initiated negotiations agreement hope conference climate_change held cancún december effective scientifically ambitious text will adopted will make possible reduce greenhouse gas emissions andorra engaging activities aimed combating climate_change particularly water treatment climate
AND 2010 210 210 copenhagen conference states parties climate_change convention initiated negotiations agreement hope conference climate_change held cancún december effective scientifically ambitious text will adopted will make possible reduce greenhouse gas emissions andorra engaging activities aimed combating climate_change particularly water treatment reduction substances deplete ozone layer next months government also plans approve ratification united nations climate
AND 2010 218 218 agreement hope conference climate_change held cancún december effective scientifically ambitious text will adopted will make possible reduce greenhouse gas emissions andorra engaging activities aimed combating climate_change particularly water treatment reduction substances deplete ozone layer next months government also plans approve ratification united nations framework convention climate_change clear current crisis forcing us climate
AND 2010 238 238 andorra engaging activities aimed combating climate_change particularly water treatment reduction substances deplete ozone layer next months government also plans approve ratification united nations framework convention climate_change clear current crisis forcing us rethink structures global financial system make equitable ethical time sound order ensure world leaders 10-55128 aspirations can little little time climate
ARE 2010 602 602 scourge meantime welcome positive results west point conference combating terrorism look forward success next conference held republic korea part efforts strengthen international cooperation addressing challenges climate_change order assist states risk adverse effects phenomenon initiated partnership programme pacific small island developing states call upon international community support expand partnership global level hope climate
ARE 2010 632 632 adverse effects phenomenon initiated partnership programme pacific small island developing states call upon international community support expand partnership global level hope states parties framework convention climate_change will achieve concrete results forthcoming conference mexico pleased see accord establishing international renewable_energy agency entered force ratification required number states capacity host country united arab climate
ARE 2010 645 645 international community support expand partnership global level hope states parties framework convention climate_change will achieve concrete results forthcoming conference mexico pleased see accord establishing international renewable_energy agency entered force ratification required number states capacity host country united arab emirates continues carry commitments agency order enable perform duties effectively government moving forward climate
ARG 2010 18 18 speeches heard far today yesterday three main focuses one without doubt global economic crisis impact evolution overcome climate_change another focus finally third fundamental important topic maintenance international peace security 10-54959 believe emerging countries argentina particular wealth experience share connection three topics need take climate
ARG 2010 513 513 value country’s currency directly linked potential growth wealth-generation capacity country’s economy also linked equitable distribution wealth make societies sustainable model just economic also essentially political climate_change important will soon addressed cancun meeting also central theme interventions made rostrum well good speak able reach agreement fact offered solution area just equitable terms climate
ARG 2010 591 591 legacy developed countries decades contaminated world therefore ones shoulder responsibility establishing viable targets goals line need continue grow economy also require seriously realign goals area global_warming regard final focus namely building international peace security sincerely believe resumption dialogue state israel palestinian authority good news indeed comes finally achieving believe us looked climate
ARM 2010 97 97 documents adopted old problems given way new scope responsibilities general assembly greatly increased opened new challenges international security non-proliferation disarmament respect human rights poverty terrorism global_warming financial crisis many issues short many things changed including century nevertheless despite developments marked recent decades situation region armenia situated prompts return day january distant climate
ATG 2010 217 217 robust international financial system ensuring fair trade adequate shelter preservation delicate environment never history human existence planet faced greater urgency meet objectives scale poverty conflicts global_warming economic financial crisis migration pandemics terrorism international crime demands collective global effort employing common coordinated strategies extent problems enormity consequences clearly beyond resource management capabilities climate
ATG 2010 273 273 near universal membership global body legitimacy operational structures undertake task forging necessary political economic consensus effectively tackle problems mere three years ago heads government described climate_change defining challenge era three years remains especially countries particularly vulnerable yet hear responsibility act will others taken action everybody waits somebody else act peoples world climate
ATG 2010 359 359 years suffered disproportionately financial food energy crises economies battered many productive sectors wiped hardship ensued people will pale insignificance international community quickly address looming threat climate_change already devastating impact world small island developing states already experienced loss agricultural land infrastructure many countries africa fishing tourism industries impacted negatively considerable loss biodiversity climate
ATG 2010 425 425 reality forcing people emigrate rebuild lives elsewhere notable action far repeated promises abundant financing address urgent problems sadly remain just promises many commitments undertake aggressive greenhouse gas emissions reductions caveat others well approach created dangerous stalemate can detriment small island developing states willing allow dangerous situation continue forever country antigua barbuda climate
ATG 2010 455 455 others well approach created dangerous stalemate can detriment small island developing states willing allow dangerous situation continue forever country antigua barbuda pledged reduce already miniscule greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels 10-55128 within range specified intergovernmental panel climate_change recommended overall reductions within range per cent per cent levels also declared will climate
ATG 2010 467 467 willing allow dangerous situation continue forever country antigua barbuda pledged reduce already miniscule greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels 10-55128 within range specified intergovernmental panel climate_change recommended overall reductions within range per cent per cent levels also declared will work towards making antigua barbuda green economy however much remains done painfully climate
AUS 2010 161 161 movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankind pandemic diseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus simultaneously demands national integrated global responses two thirds century formation united climate
AUS 2010 163 163 well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankind pandemic diseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus simultaneously demands national integrated global responses two thirds century formation united nations now climate
AUS 2010 170 170 set security threats humankind pandemic diseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus simultaneously demands national integrated global responses two thirds century formation united nations now face increasingly complex global challenges increasingly fragmented climate
AUS 2010 270 270 achieve real results question face today question collective political will make existing institutions work combine existing unique legitimacy united nations system new-found effectiveness security development climate_change united nations essential structures place structures work must harness political will necessary make work words must enable institutions created job created put even starkly must climate
AUS 2010 302 302 work must harness political will necessary make work words must enable institutions created job created put even starkly must say conference disarmament disarmament pretend convention climate_change must job tackle climate_change just talk similarly development otherwise credibility united nations eyes world citizens will eventually collapse international community can longer tolerate actions dissenting climate
AUS 2010 306 306 will necessary make work words must enable institutions created job created put even starkly must say conference disarmament disarmament pretend convention climate_change must job tackle climate_change just talk similarly development otherwise credibility united nations eyes world citizens will eventually collapse international community can longer tolerate actions dissenting states roadblock common resolve climate
AUS 2010 1051 1051 g-20 states pittsburgh summit september remain essential must implemented act causes recent crisis last december nations world assembled copenhagen conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc australia active participant copenhagen together number states australia worked tirelessly produce copenhagen accord accord represent international community needed order bring comprehensive response continuing challenge climate
AUS 2010 1077 1077 unfccc australia active participant copenhagen together number states australia worked tirelessly produce copenhagen accord accord represent international community needed order bring comprehensive response continuing challenge climate_change however represented four significant advances first time accord entrenched c less limit beyond global temperatures allowed rise order avoid irretrievable climate_change planet first time developed climate
AUS 2010 1098 1098 comprehensive response continuing challenge climate_change however represented four significant advances first time accord entrenched c less limit beyond global temperatures allowed rise order avoid irretrievable climate_change planet first time developed developing countries accepted responsibilities bring outcome first time developed developing countries agreed develop framework measurement reporting verification mitigation actions first time climate
AUS 2010 1195 1195 ocean 10-55103 one significant area progress period ahead lies proper protection preservation reforestation world’s rainforests collectively rainforest degradation deforestation developing countries represents one fifth global greenhouse gas emissions australia stands ready act states including norway build work already done order achieve effective outcome area rapidly possible international community needs see early climate
AUS 2010 1227 1227 states including norway build work already done order achieve effective outcome area rapidly possible international community needs see early sign real success international efforts combat climate_change believe action rainforests called redd-plus set initiatives reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries represents one area possible early advance australia now active secretary- general’s climate
AUS 2010 1257 1257 redd-plus set initiatives reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries represents one area possible early advance australia now active secretary- general’s high-level panels global sustainability climate_change finance added continued participation unfccc means australia will continue among globally active states global forums bringing comprehensive effective global response climate_change governments world will closely climate
AUS 2010 1278 1278 high-level panels global sustainability climate_change finance added continued participation unfccc means australia will continue among globally active states global forums bringing comprehensive effective global response climate_change governments world will closely consider new growth models incorporate concept reality lower- carbon economies economies world transformation called next industrial revolution also represents unprecedented opportunity climate
AUS 2010 1313 1313 concept reality lower- carbon economies economies world transformation called next industrial revolution also represents unprecedented opportunity investment employment global economy embraces new efficiency measures new renewable_energy strategies international community needs embrace new way looking climate_change sees action climate_change providing new industries new investment new job opportunities future governments represented assembly participated climate
AUS 2010 1322 1322 next industrial revolution also represents unprecedented opportunity investment employment global economy embraces new efficiency measures new renewable_energy strategies international community needs embrace new way looking climate_change sees action climate_change providing new industries new investment new job opportunities future governments represented assembly participated high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals mdgs australia fully climate
AUS 2010 1325 1325 also represents unprecedented opportunity investment employment global economy embraces new efficiency measures new renewable_energy strategies international community needs embrace new way looking climate_change sees action climate_change providing new industries new investment new job opportunities future governments represented assembly participated high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals mdgs australia fully embraces mdg framework climate
AUT 2010 236 236 international anti-corruption academy austria important step towards addressing challenge institution aims provide tool research education training professionals fields including law enforcement officials judges prosecutors fight climate_change one central issues twenty-first century climate_change far-reaching impact economic social development entire international community need global consensus now want achieve goal limit global_warming c reverse climate
AUT 2010 242 242 towards addressing challenge institution aims provide tool research education training professionals fields including law enforcement officials judges prosecutors fight climate_change one central issues twenty-first century climate_change far-reaching impact economic social development entire international community need global consensus now want achieve goal limit global_warming c reverse trend rising greenhouse gas emissions nobody climate
AUT 2010 259 259 prosecutors fight climate_change one central issues twenty-first century climate_change far-reaching impact economic social development entire international community need global consensus now want achieve goal limit global_warming c reverse trend rising greenhouse gas emissions nobody underestimate difficulty task however fight climate_change also opportunity chance create framework sustainable qualitative growth global level austria climate
AUT 2010 264 264 issues twenty-first century climate_change far-reaching impact economic social development entire international community need global consensus now want achieve goal limit global_warming c reverse trend rising greenhouse gas emissions nobody underestimate difficulty task however fight climate_change also opportunity chance create framework sustainable qualitative growth global level austria committed contributing endeavour week leaders climate
AUT 2010 273 273 entire international community need global consensus now want achieve goal limit global_warming c reverse trend rising greenhouse gas emissions nobody underestimate difficulty task however fight climate_change also opportunity chance create framework sustainable qualitative growth global level austria committed contributing endeavour week leaders agreed concrete actions get millennium development goals back track climate
AZE 2010 790 790 summit religious leaders participants states spring year put forward initiative host world forum intercultural dialogue april one serious long-term challenges can affect every part globe climate_change azerbaijan proclaimed year ecology adopted various special programmes field environmental protection azerbaijan demonstrates full support undertakes ceaseless efforts promotion sustainable development global prosperity paying particular climate
BDI 2010 577 577 union’s position security council reform particular african continent two permanent seats privileges held five permanent members today entire world confronting number challenges natural disasters linked climate_change developing countries general african countries particular harshly affected lack resources deal challenges high time countries agree take audacious measures order provide financing necessary combat negative climate
BDI 2010 604 604 countries general african countries particular harshly affected lack resources deal challenges high time countries agree take audacious measures order provide financing necessary combat negative effects climate_change stimulating promoting particular technology transfer without forgetting capacity- building poorest thus vulnerable countries effectively combating effects climate_change countries will inevitably resolve part problem food insecurity climate
BDI 2010 621 621 measures order provide financing necessary combat negative effects climate_change stimulating promoting particular technology transfer without forgetting capacity- building poorest thus vulnerable countries effectively combating effects climate_change countries will inevitably resolve part problem food insecurity also significant threat sustainable development light call upon wealthy countries act favour developing countries particularly post-conflict countries climate
BEN 2010 592 592 agricultural production government benin also working promote crops marginal farming land produce biofuel goal reduce dependence rising cost hydrocarbons exacerbated drastic drop hydroelectric power caused climate_change also seriously affected country’s economic activity recent years west africa deeply affected soil degradation coastal erosion effects frequent floods due climate_change express appreciation awareness-raising undertaken climate
BEN 2010 613 613 drop hydroelectric power caused climate_change also seriously affected country’s economic activity recent years west africa deeply affected soil degradation coastal erosion effects frequent floods due climate_change express appreciation awareness-raising undertaken secretariat united nations convention combat desertification important devote resources implementing convention framework fighting climate_change adaptation mitigation measures implemented sense heightened urgency climate
BEN 2010 631 631 degradation coastal erosion effects frequent floods due climate_change express appreciation awareness-raising undertaken secretariat united nations convention combat desertification important devote resources implementing convention framework fighting climate_change adaptation mitigation measures implemented sense heightened urgency order help regions affected financial development institutions pay special attention programmes revitalize soil promote irrigation farming reforestation using climate
BFA 2010 114 114 commitments made poorest populations will implemented world can take human face focus social economic well-being particularly disadvantaged however will possible healthy calm environment therefore welcome climate_change conference held copenhagen december even able agree figure reducing greenhouse gases nevertheless pushed forward debate providing assistance vulnerable countries measures reduce deforestation hope commitments made climate
BFA 2010 124 124 face focus social economic well-being particularly disadvantaged however will possible healthy calm environment therefore welcome climate_change conference held copenhagen december even able agree figure reducing greenhouse gases nevertheless pushed forward debate providing assistance vulnerable countries measures reduce deforestation hope commitments made particularly financial area will honoured ardently hope forthcoming meeting cancún climate
BFA 2010 650 650 reform dynamic will promote new spirit will open way participation republic china taiwan activities international bodies particularly international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change burkina faso reiterates faith multilateralism solidarity among peoples end stand ready make modest contribution building world peace justice climate
BGD 2010 391 391 peacekeeping operations sadly despite involvement presence department peacekeeping operations dpko 10-55109 remains negligible voice planning strategies peacekeeping missions fairness proportionate representation dpko bangladesh adversely affected global_warming food insecurity population displacement diminished biodiversity among problems faced serious threats caused climate_change global_warming although share carbon gas emissions negligible worst victim increasing frequency ferocity climate
BGD 2010 404 404 voice planning strategies peacekeeping missions fairness proportionate representation dpko bangladesh adversely affected global_warming food insecurity population displacement diminished biodiversity among problems faced serious threats caused climate_change global_warming although share carbon gas emissions negligible worst victim increasing frequency ferocity floods cyclones droughts natural disasters caused phenomenon continue create havoc lives lost resources climate
BGD 2010 405 405 planning strategies peacekeeping missions fairness proportionate representation dpko bangladesh adversely affected global_warming food insecurity population displacement diminished biodiversity among problems faced serious threats caused climate_change global_warming although share carbon gas emissions negligible worst victim increasing frequency ferocity floods cyclones droughts natural disasters caused phenomenon continue create havoc lives lost resources destroyed climate
BGD 2010 461 461 becoming difficult challenge climate migrants already overcrowding cities putting great stress limited infrastructure facilities causing social disorder situation become catastrophic one-metre rise sea level due global_warming inundate one quarter bangladesh impacting per cent population leading mass migration meet challenges adopted 134-point adaptation mitigation action plan points include dredging major rivers restrict climate
BGD 2010 527 527 per cent land area creating huge carbon sink protecting biodiversity strengthening coasts river banks green belts modernizing disaster management community participation developing crop varieties attuned climate_change changing agricultural practices using clean coal technology adopting nuclear power renewable_energy meanwhile shelters cyclone victims strategically located cope cyclonic disasters implementing action plan requires enormous climate
BGD 2010 538 538 coasts river banks green belts modernizing disaster management community participation developing crop varieties attuned climate_change changing agricultural practices using clean coal technology adopting nuclear power renewable_energy meanwhile shelters cyclone victims strategically located cope cyclonic disasters implementing action plan requires enormous funds immediate measure establishment climate_change trust fund resources climate_change resilience fund climate
BGD 2010 557 557 clean coal technology adopting nuclear power renewable_energy meanwhile shelters cyclone victims strategically located cope cyclonic disasters implementing action plan requires enormous funds immediate measure establishment climate_change trust fund resources climate_change resilience fund assistance development partners international level fifteenth climate_change conference parties cop last year worked hard legally binding agreement international climate climate
BGD 2010 561 561 nuclear power renewable_energy meanwhile shelters cyclone victims strategically located cope cyclonic disasters implementing action plan requires enormous funds immediate measure establishment climate_change trust fund resources climate_change resilience fund assistance development partners international level fifteenth climate_change conference parties cop last year worked hard legally binding agreement international climate fund assist countries vulnerable climate
BGD 2010 570 570 cope cyclonic disasters implementing action plan requires enormous funds immediate measure establishment climate_change trust fund resources climate_change resilience fund assistance development partners international level fifteenth climate_change conference parties cop last year worked hard legally binding agreement international climate fund assist countries vulnerable climate_change compromise copenhagen accord far failed deliver promises therefore climate
BGD 2010 587 587 resilience fund assistance development partners international level fifteenth climate_change conference parties cop last year worked hard legally binding agreement international climate fund assist countries vulnerable climate_change compromise copenhagen accord far failed deliver promises therefore urge world leaders sixteenth conference cop year conclude wisdom positive agreement based bali plan action agreed cuts climate
BGD 2010 613 613 compromise copenhagen accord far failed deliver promises therefore urge world leaders sixteenth conference cop year conclude wisdom positive agreement based bali plan action agreed cuts greenhouse gas emissions real contributions international climate fund also urge adopt cop measures ameliorate adverse impacts climate_change vulnerable countries like bangladesh small island developing states like climate
BGD 2010 629 629 wisdom positive agreement based bali plan action agreed cuts greenhouse gas emissions real contributions international climate fund also urge adopt cop measures ameliorate adverse impacts climate_change vulnerable countries like bangladesh small island developing states like maldives landlocked countries like bhutan nepal among least developed countries ldcs world yet recover world economic climate
BGD 2010 1322 1322 government since government assumed office maternal mortality rate reduced infant mortality significant extent successes recognized award united nations indeed despite recent world food energy economic climate_change crises bangladesh support united nations agencies bilateral multilateral partners made satisfactory progress fact achievement respect mdg poverty alleviation mdg universal primary education mdg gender equality climate
BGD 2010 1458 1458 one official languages fervently appeal member states acceptance legitimate request every passing day peoples world drawn closer together one village quickly developing technologies new challenges climate_change terrorism economic interdependence indeed destiny now one burdens responsibilities now obvious mobilizing optimizing synergies will possible us create world shared peace prosperity alternative discard self-centred climate
BGR 2010 90 90 tomorrows can spend time dwelling past can invest time future will face together today world faces complicated web challenges also opportunities face challenge addressing global climate_change creating opportunities sustainable development face challenge reducing conflicts opportunities come providing sufficient clean water millions people face challenge developing ethical market economy countless opportunities will climate
BGR 2010 1532 1532 eu high representative foreign affairs security policy catherine ashton put commitment multilateral system global governance un bodies clear work conviction clarity major challenges face us climate_change poverty conflict terrorism transformation eu legal subject international relations entry force treaty lisbon adequately reflected resolution general assembly regarding representation eu united nations closing let climate
BHS 2010 320 320 also pleased notwithstanding forced reductions government expenditures across board every child bahamas continues assured place government-operated schools primary high school overshadowing successes ever-present threat posed climate_change bahamas fifth vulnerable country rising sea levels country negligible greenhouse gases negligible gas emissions still will suffer catastrophic results emissions stabilized reduced worldwide indeed science climate
BHS 2010 330 330 child bahamas continues assured place government-operated schools primary high school overshadowing successes ever-present threat posed climate_change bahamas fifth vulnerable country rising sea levels country negligible greenhouse gases negligible gas emissions still will suffer catastrophic results emissions stabilized reduced worldwide indeed science demonstrates two degree celsius change temperature will result sea-level rise climate
BHS 2010 351 351 sea levels country negligible greenhouse gases negligible gas emissions still will suffer catastrophic results emissions stabilized reduced worldwide indeed science demonstrates two degree celsius change temperature will result sea-level rise two metres occurrence submerge per cent territory bahamas therefore joins small island developing states sids reiterating call international community particularly developed climate
BHS 2010 385 385 per cent territory bahamas therefore joins small island developing states sids reiterating call international community particularly developed countries undertake urgent decisive action significantly reduce emissions greenhouse gases also implement fast action strategies similarly call increased financial technological support sids particularly vulnerable countries struggle adapt 10-55264 adverse impacts climate_change look forward considerable climate
BHS 2010 407 407 significantly reduce emissions greenhouse gases also implement fast action strategies similarly call increased financial technological support sids particularly vulnerable countries struggle adapt 10-55264 adverse impacts climate_change look forward considerable anticipation december conference cancún bahamas draws attention importance barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states programme remains blueprint action sustainable climate
BHS 2010 469 469 cardinal principle national development strategies area biodiversity significant achievements made establishing expanding marine coastal terrestrial protected areas also well along development national energy policy potential renewable_energy impossible country note high incidence catastrophic natural disasters experienced around world acknowledge plight great neighbour haiti haiti people priority concern bahamas caribbean community subregion entire climate
BLR 2010 512 512 multilateral trading system meets needs today’s world general assembly must send unequivocal political signal parties upcoming cancún talks developing new post-kyoto international agreement limiting emissions greenhouse gases year seen measures taken inadequate virtual absence targeted collective measures international community lead irreversible consequences states ready demonstrate genuine partnership order avoid worst-case scenario climate
BLR 2010 544 544 virtual absence targeted collective measures international community lead irreversible consequences states ready demonstrate genuine partnership order avoid worst-case scenario general assembly must adopt resolution problem climate_change offer relevant recommendations proposals november opening sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change time end competing ambitions regard climate_change belarus direct experience low level climate
BLR 2010 558 558 partnership order avoid worst-case scenario general assembly must adopt resolution problem climate_change offer relevant recommendations proposals november opening sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change time end competing ambitions regard climate_change belarus direct experience low level cooperation countries level respect other’s interests meant attempts adopt stringent voluntary quantitative limits kyoto climate
BLR 2010 564 564 assembly must adopt resolution problem climate_change offer relevant recommendations proposals november opening sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change time end competing ambitions regard climate_change belarus direct experience low level cooperation countries level respect other’s interests meant attempts adopt stringent voluntary quantitative limits kyoto protocol thus make contribution common goal climate
BLR 2010 659 659 course neither united nations system international organization can immediately resolve problem establishing promising international mechanism cooperation order enhance access cutting-edge energy technologies including technology new renewable_energy sources possible basis genuine partnership leadership united nations states successful developing green economies belarus already made significant contribution establishing partnerships established international laboratory renewable sources climate
BLR 2010 698 698 belarus already made significant contribution establishing partnerships established international laboratory renewable sources energy based energy institute national academy sciences first foremost platform exchanging experiences regard renewable_energy less important addressing climatic conditions countries will provide experimental basis developing testing effective uses green technologies without doubt will make significant contribution developing global renewable_energy climate
BLR 2010 723 723 renewable_energy less important addressing climatic conditions countries will provide experimental basis developing testing effective uses green technologies without doubt will make significant contribution developing global renewable_energy can imagine much progress international community make state world within means contribute resources development renewable_energy aimed domestic needs also exchanging experiences foreign colleagues mdg summit climate
BLR 2010 738 738 green technologies without doubt will make significant contribution developing global renewable_energy can imagine much progress international community make state world within means contribute resources development renewable_energy aimed domestic needs also exchanging experiences foreign colleagues mdg summit confirmed need international community find longer-term solutions problems following approach states members united nations will climate
BOL 2010 549 549 right think important alliance now new millennium see human rights guaranteed also like say indefensible twenty-first century continue persecute expel migrants whether migrants economic problems climate_change natural disaster like take opportunity say learned media president obama rejecting arizona law must recognize need put end policies wherever originate including return policies europe climate
BOL 2010 802 802 rights millions around world second objective alliance governments save humanity important responsibility determining save mother earth concerns greatly countries instead conserving nature looking make business climate_change putting price nature must privatize forests must sell carbon bonds forest’s role absorb carbon_dioxide country making grave mistake want share something culture experience indigenous world climate
BOL 2010 816 816 mother earth concerns greatly countries instead conserving nature looking make business climate_change putting price nature must privatize forests must sell carbon bonds forest’s role absorb carbon_dioxide country making grave mistake want share something culture experience indigenous world indigenous peoples live harmony mother earth harmony nature live harmony nature came earth live climate
BOL 2010 1007 1007 one survives neither first-class passenger economy-class passenger want will save mother earth transnational company lots money millionaire us will equally 10-54833 affected environmental problems come climate_change want tell important prepare cancún will great opportunity will propose alliance presidents heads government world headed secretary-general united nations will alliance together can determine cool climate
BOL 2010 1035 1035 important prepare cancún will great opportunity will propose alliance presidents heads government world headed secretary-general united nations will alliance together can determine cool planet talking global_warming can cool planet peoples governments responsible humankind people summit cochabamba bolivia said must stabilize temperature increase degree celsius developed countries primarily responsible global_warming must commit climate
BOL 2010 1050 1050 united nations will alliance together can determine cool planet talking global_warming can cool planet peoples governments responsible humankind people summit cochabamba bolivia said must stabilize temperature increase degree celsius developed countries primarily responsible global_warming must commit reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent second period kyoto protocol let us assume responsibilities cool climate
BOL 2010 1058 1058 planet talking global_warming can cool planet peoples governments responsible humankind people summit cochabamba bolivia said must stabilize temperature increase degree celsius developed countries primarily responsible global_warming must commit reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent second period kyoto protocol let us assume responsibilities cool planet earth like discuss serious situation country finds climate
BOL 2010 1062 1062 cool planet peoples governments responsible humankind people summit cochabamba bolivia said must stabilize temperature increase degree celsius developed countries primarily responsible global_warming must commit reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent second period kyoto protocol let us assume responsibilities cool planet earth like discuss serious situation country finds sometimes buy drills deal climate
BOL 2010 1122 1122 deeper occurs ever-smaller quantities soon despite drilling obtain water will find use will drills mountains losing snow fields extremely serious therefore find extremely important stabilize temperature increase degree celsius people world said third objective frequently mentioned statements peace fighting peace fighting freedom basis freedom equality justice peoples will peace without social climate
BRA 2010 563 563 lula often stated multilateralism international face democracy united nations must main center decision-making international politics changes occurred world past decades series crises faced food security climate_change economic financial sphere peace security make urgent redefine rules govern international relations financial crisis accelerated change global economic governance group twenty g-20 replaced group eight climate
BRA 2010 708 708 financial sector unjustified resistance preventing implementation agreed-upon changes obstinacy maintaining anachronistic privileges perpetuates deepens illegitimacy institutions another major challenge face achieving global comprehensive ambitious agreement climate_change order move forward matter countries must stop hiding behind brazil like developing countries done part copenhagen several delegations especially rich world sought excuses evade moral climate
BRA 2010 749 749 copenhagen several delegations especially rich world sought excuses evade moral political obligations forgot one negotiate nature positive outcome sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change real progress 10-54827 forests financing adaptation mitigation reaffirmation kyoto commitments indispensable mexican presidency can count brazil’s engagement achieve objective will host rio de janeiro brazil climate
BRB 2010 691 691 strategies pursued small nation intent playing part family nations barbados small island developing state classified middle- income developing country faces significant vulnerabilities made real spectre climate_change associated natural disasters consequences recent financial economic crises threat posed transnational criminal networks country sought take place world characterized increasing economic environmental social complexities take climate
BRB 2010 980 980 perspective international community preparatory process rio summit efforts barbados transform economy green economy achieve sustainable 10-55276 development will undermined without ambitious urgent global action address climate_change challenge climate_change remains one great threats survival viability barbados small island developing states even science points worsening situation global emissions continue rise prospects seem dim climate
BRB 2010 982 982 community preparatory process rio summit efforts barbados transform economy green economy achieve sustainable 10-55276 development will undermined without ambitious urgent global action address climate_change challenge climate_change remains one great threats survival viability barbados small island developing states even science points worsening situation global emissions continue rise prospects seem dim arriving agreement climate
BRB 2010 1012 1012 survival viability barbados small island developing states even science points worsening situation global emissions continue rise prospects seem dim arriving agreement provide legal certainty fight climate_change clear objective ambitious comprehensive legally binding outcome will achieved cancún mexico december year barbados nevertheless believes substantive outcomes sixteenth session conference parties cop-16 united nations climate
BRB 2010 1040 1040 ambitious comprehensive legally binding outcome will achieved cancún mexico december year barbados nevertheless believes substantive outcomes sixteenth session conference parties cop-16 united nations framework convention climate_change must demonstrate international community remains committed addressing defining challenge time regard cop-16 deliver outcomes prioritize needs vulnerable particularly areas adaptation finance finalize issues broad agreement climate
BTN 2010 68 68 central role united nations global governance theme general debate session theme appropriate comes time world looks united nations stewardship addressing multiple global crises devastating effects climate_change issue maintenance global peace security united nations long recognized indispensable global organization due mandate must continuously adapt deal challenges confronting world pivotal role global governance climate
BTN 2010 704 704 will build successes programme action least developed countries decade 2001-2010 adopt new measures strategies development ldcs next decade 10-55396 fittingly described defining challenge time namely climate_change requires collective coordinated effort nations devastating effects know bounds country full faith leadership united nations believes centrality united nations framework convention climate_change addressing climate_change confident climate
BTN 2010 726 726 challenge time namely climate_change requires collective coordinated effort nations devastating effects know bounds country full faith leadership united nations believes centrality united nations framework convention climate_change addressing climate_change confident ongoing negotiations will lead concrete comprehensive equitable agreement sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún later year envisaged bali climate
BTN 2010 728 728 namely climate_change requires collective coordinated effort nations devastating effects know bounds country full faith leadership united nations believes centrality united nations framework convention climate_change addressing climate_change confident ongoing negotiations will lead concrete comprehensive equitable agreement sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún later year envisaged bali action plan climate
BTN 2010 746 746 centrality united nations framework convention climate_change addressing climate_change confident ongoing negotiations will lead concrete comprehensive equitable agreement sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún later year envisaged bali action plan success will essential cancún small vulnerable countries bears heavier burden result climate_change must necessary resources mitigation adaptation severe climate
BTN 2010 765 765 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún later year envisaged bali action plan success will essential cancún small vulnerable countries bears heavier burden result climate_change must necessary resources mitigation adaptation severe threats damaging effects caused climate_change south asia recently occurred pakistan coincidence sixteenth summit south asian association regional cooperation saarc climate
BTN 2010 776 776 bali action plan success will essential cancún small vulnerable countries bears heavier burden result climate_change must necessary resources mitigation adaptation severe threats damaging effects caused climate_change south asia recently occurred pakistan coincidence sixteenth summit south asian association regional cooperation saarc bhutan honoured host april year appropriately chose climate_change theme addition adopting climate
BTN 2010 798 798 damaging effects caused climate_change south asia recently occurred pakistan coincidence sixteenth summit south asian association regional cooperation saarc bhutan honoured host april year appropriately chose climate_change theme addition adopting thimphu silver jubilee declaration entitled towards green happy south asia summit also adopted thimphu statement climate_change statement outlines important initiatives strengthen intensify climate
BTN 2010 817 817 honoured host april year appropriately chose climate_change theme addition adopting thimphu silver jubilee declaration entitled towards green happy south asia summit also adopted thimphu statement climate_change statement outlines important initiatives strengthen intensify regional cooperation address adverse impacts climate_change south asia one important outcomes thimphu summit formulation common saarc statement climate_change bhutan climate
BTN 2010 829 829 jubilee declaration entitled towards green happy south asia summit also adopted thimphu statement climate_change statement outlines important initiatives strengthen intensify regional cooperation address adverse impacts climate_change south asia one important outcomes thimphu summit formulation common saarc statement climate_change bhutan current saarc chair will present forthcoming conference parties december cancún pleased report climate
BTN 2010 841 841 statement climate_change statement outlines important initiatives strengthen intensify regional cooperation address adverse impacts climate_change south asia one important outcomes thimphu summit formulation common saarc statement climate_change bhutan current saarc chair will present forthcoming conference parties december cancún pleased report bhutan progresses third year democratic constitutional monarchy foundations sustainable vibrant democracy growing climate
BWA 2010 581 581 recently kampala uganda extend jurisdiction court cover crime aggression nowhere shared responsibility members international community critical protecting nurturing shared environment planet earth end pertinent point climate_change increasingly become one humanity’s daunting challenges devastating natural disasters recently experienced certain quarters globe amply demonstrate vulnerability inhabitants earth wish seize opportunity behalf government people climate
BWA 2010 664 664 international humanitarian appeal launched united nations behalf affected countries particular like recognize countries led humanitarian interventions remain optimistic next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will achieve successful outcome one fully addresses interests concerns developing developed countries conclusion pray sixty-fifth session general assembly will go history marking milestone efforts aimed climate
CAF 2010 225 225 best way maintain international peace security many challenges also require attention international community provide responses tailored challenges order together can build better world starting issue climate_change today ever survival planet threatened changes climate serious impact living conditions developing countries owing mainly desertification silting 10-55128 rivers ecosystem deterioration shortened winters floods faced climate
CAN 2010 725 725 global recession past two years taught us hope painful lesson forcefully reminded shrinking world travel together single boat solo voyagers travel together matters interests interconnected climate_change health pandemic threats course economy example nations consider effects economic choices others may hurt trading partners well succumb lure protectionism soon find trading partners denied climate
CHE 2010 228 228 national interests second common good way will able find solutions everyone’s interest every day reminded growing increasingly complex global challenges confronting us economic financial crisis climate_change energy food security development poverty peace security search sustainable solutions challenges calls real governance governance moreover must reflect new realities world new-found prosperity must go climate
CHE 2010 470 470 care know huge financial means needed disaster money flows emergency situations still concerned three years later involved reconstruction binding objectives must defined quickly possible reducing carbon_dioxide emissions nowadays knowledge clean green technology must take action nation measures aimed targets waiting industrialized countries invest south will lead anywhere must fulfil responsibilities year climate
CHE 2010 509 509 waiting industrialized countries invest south will lead anywhere must fulfil responsibilities year mexico still opportunity make progress recent natural disasters unmistakable signs switzerland will reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent year thirty years cold war proliferation weapons mass destruction remains grave threat peace security civilian populations real devastation caused small arms climate
CHL 2010 673 673 financial crisis ceased national problem acquired regional often global implications evils modern society terrorism drug trafficking organized crime know frontiers territories jurisdictions attempts effectively tackle global_warming natural disasters health emergencies hunger extreme poverty going require action much attentive concerted effective part community nations united nations institutions deriving bretton woods consensus world climate
CIV 2010 725 725 meeting group china held june yamoussoukro set mutual support mechanism providing food products importing countries producing countries aiming create united nations stabilization fund food products climate_change rightly seen global problem today represents serious threat humankind’s equilibrium therefore requires clear committed responses international level thus important rapidly find solutions can ensure future climate
CIV 2010 771 771 find solutions can ensure future generations will world better balanced guarantees better future humankind regard delegation côte d’ivoire welcomes significant progress united 10-55396 nations conference climate_change held december copenhagen although principle legally binding accord succeed kyoto protocol reached hopes promoted meeting largely justified held moreover significant progress achieved confirms us opinion climate
CIV 2010 806 806 kyoto protocol reached hopes promoted meeting largely justified held moreover significant progress achieved confirms us opinion among advances made mention inter alia consensus goals stabilizing temperature rise c creation mechanism mobilize financial resources absorption greenhouse gas emissions forests commitment developed countries provide billion period billion measures adapt climate_change developing countries diligent climate
CIV 2010 815 815 moreover significant progress achieved confirms us opinion among advances made mention inter alia consensus goals stabilizing temperature rise c creation mechanism mobilize financial resources absorption greenhouse gas emissions forests commitment developed countries provide billion period billion measures adapt climate_change developing countries diligent implementation measures allow vulnerable states establish plans combat climate_change climate
CIV 2010 828 828 consensus goals stabilizing temperature rise c creation mechanism mobilize financial resources absorption greenhouse gas emissions forests commitment developed countries provide billion period billion measures adapt climate_change developing countries diligent implementation measures allow vulnerable states establish plans combat climate_change becoming increasingly evident throughout world upsurge natural disasters related drought flooding coastal erosion climate
CIV 2010 840 840 greenhouse gas emissions forests commitment developed countries provide billion period billion measures adapt climate_change developing countries diligent implementation measures allow vulnerable states establish plans combat climate_change becoming increasingly evident throughout world upsurge natural disasters related drought flooding coastal erosion effects events health populations availability land potable water compromise economic social development climate
CIV 2010 1086 1086 envisage optimism holding presidential election appointed date thus côte d’ivoire emerging crisis hopeful note like conclude recalling various crises security food energy finances compounded threat climate_change demonstrate extent existence balance future development humanity now threatened ever context united nations crucial role play strengthening indispensable international solidarity seeking effective collective appropriate solutions climate
CMR 2010 536 536 economic political weight africa whole forgotten long time continent treated dare say object international relations yet directly affected major problems confronting humanity today migratory flows global_warming economic financial regulation terrorism et cetera short sometimes victim phenomena responsible standpoint also need get rut major negotiations appear bogged africans seek understanding sympathy true climate
COD 2010 143 143 living conditions peoples food crisis famine afflict many peoples planet endemic diseases almost disappeared now resurfacing new scourges appearing particular see plethora natural disasters wake climate_change proving even devastating grim picture just painted motivate us united mobilizing efforts spirit constructive solidarity order find agreed comprehensive solutions measuring vast challenges must meet climate
COD 2010 301 301 country wondrously endowed blessed nature reaffirms solemn commitment defend biodiversity policies national development plan government country whose forests provide world second set lungs believes issue climate_change environment will require establishment global environment authority involve public private institutions civil society scientific circles respect establishing consolidating peace country welcomes secretary-general’s acceptance request establish climate
COG 2010 24 24 open session general assembly world still facing problems peace security crises conflicts inequality among states poverty hunger disease recurrent problems added new challenges climate_change natural disasters terrorism piracy transnational organized crime human trafficking nuclear proliferation world economic financial crisis many issues nature call whole international community demand global collective climate
COL 2010 443 443 initiative known reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation seeks generate allocate resources necessary reduce tropical forest loss associated emissions colombians want model country world monitoring forests carbon_emissions state biodiversity latin america whole must key region saving planet call new agreement replace kyoto protocol expires ensure commitment starting big industrial powers emissions reduction climate
CPV 2010 99 99 develop relate theme cross-cutting issue par excellence first save planet seem self-evident everybody seem agree yet one considers negotiations underway reference united nations framework convention climate_change tendency towards pessimism rather optimism scientists time now shown planet seriously risks able provide life plenitude consequences global_warming know today time act effectively running participants climate
CPV 2010 117 117 negotiations underway reference united nations framework convention climate_change tendency towards pessimism rather optimism scientists time now shown planet seriously risks able provide life plenitude consequences global_warming know today time act effectively running participants copenhagen summit left knowing time left quibbling said last year now time us take concerted coherent systematic action climate
CPV 2010 146 146 act effectively running participants copenhagen summit left knowing time left quibbling said last year now time us take concerted coherent systematic action can substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions slow global_warming avoid rise sea level jeopardize vast coastal regions world particular small island developing states particularly vulnerable suffer first-hand consequences increasingly frequent climate
CPV 2010 150 150 copenhagen summit left knowing time left quibbling said last year now time us take concerted coherent systematic action can substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions slow global_warming avoid rise sea level jeopardize vast coastal regions world particular small island developing states particularly vulnerable suffer first-hand consequences increasingly frequent extreme inclement weather cape climate
CPV 2010 200 200 cape verde state sahel long time therefore faced drought desertification dramatic water scarcity phenomena strongly influence preserve environment achieve human development seeking adapt reduce impact climate_change whether specific terms land reclamation water conveyance development renewable_energy part national growth dynamics alongside education health employment infrastructure process implementing ambitious programme use surface water climate
CPV 2010 209 209 desertification dramatic water scarcity phenomena strongly influence preserve environment achieve human development seeking adapt reduce impact climate_change whether specific terms land reclamation water conveyance development renewable_energy part national growth dynamics alongside education health employment infrastructure process implementing ambitious programme use surface water building dams reservoirs support modernization agriculture development livestock farming climate
CPV 2010 267 267 food crisis two years ago similar efforts made africa small island developing states help farmers make profit help economy make progress help countries face challenges climate_change financing without many failures projects abandoned obstacles remain insurmountable key factor need quickly set financing announced within fast-track framework time running believe international community particularly climate
CPV 2010 319 319 countries large emerging countries must address increased threat global security repercussions everybody devastating consequences natural disasters must continue support specific dynamics affecting vulnerable states respect climate_change areas mitigation adaptation help minimize risks threatening present situation knowing already facing problems population shifts forced migration solidarity meaningless word people live islands individuals question climate
CRI 2010 129 129 however time also concerned women heads households can barely feed children worried adults grow old poverty loneliness children whose lives lack affection stimulation catastrophic effects climate_change demand immediate determined attention offends us even today women awaiting execution stoning populations stifled brutal genocide nuclear weapons stockpiled granaries depleted refer united nations global climate
CRI 2010 923 923 establish peace environment development organizing economy sustainable manner order produce material social well-being task avoid today high hopes next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancun hope countries particular big polluters generators carbon_emissions will shoulder responsibility towards humanity costa rica shouldered setting goal becoming one first carbon-neutral countries world climate
CRI 2010 932 932 produce material social well-being task avoid today high hopes next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancun hope countries particular big polluters generators carbon_emissions will shoulder responsibility towards humanity costa rica shouldered setting goal becoming one first carbon-neutral countries world also advancing application development clean energies protection watersheds biodiversity climate
CRI 2010 946 946 framework convention climate_change held cancun hope countries particular big polluters generators carbon_emissions will shoulder responsibility towards humanity costa rica shouldered setting goal becoming one first carbon-neutral countries world also advancing application development clean energies protection watersheds biodiversity let us forget however sustainability must human hence importance millennium development goals attaining five climate
CUB 2010 79 79 decades degradation living conditions planet will irreversible happen hours small part nuclear arsenal used met san francisco draft charter united nations imagined threat now posed global_warming nuclear winter deliberate comrade fidel warned powerful influential forces united states israel paving way launch military attack islamic republic iran part security council possibly illusion climate
CUB 2010 444 444 reminder threats climate balance 10-55122 face serious threat selfish interests narrow political agendas prevent adoption concrete binding agreements next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change prevail developed countries bear greatest responsibility global_warming accept ambitious goals reducing greenhouse gas emissions refrain destroying framework established convention kyoto protocol irresponsible governments industrialized countries climate
CUB 2010 451 451 threat selfish interests narrow political agendas prevent adoption concrete binding agreements next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change prevail developed countries bear greatest responsibility global_warming accept ambitious goals reducing greenhouse gas emissions refrain destroying framework established convention kyoto protocol irresponsible governments industrialized countries ignore legitimate claims non-governmental organizations social movements climate
CUB 2010 456 456 agendas prevent adoption concrete binding agreements next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change prevail developed countries bear greatest responsibility global_warming accept ambitious goals reducing greenhouse gas emissions refrain destroying framework established convention kyoto protocol irresponsible governments industrialized countries ignore legitimate claims non-governmental organizations social movements brutally suppressed copenhagen later met climate
CYP 2010 48 48 ability respond challenges grows tandem recently witnessed climatic natural disasters scale never experienced recent history floods pakistan fires russia earthquake haiti landslides china environmental degradation climate_change rising poverty food insecurity lack basic health care many fellow human beings world deep social disparities terrorism visible threat nuclear proliferation especially middle east continuing climate
CYP 2010 914 914 leadership meet parallel negotiating process can share vision solution cyprus problem serve interests cypriots turkey greece well peace security region challenges faced international community increasing climate_change poverty malnutrition lack access basic health care terrorism wars threat nuclear proliferation nuclear terrorism economic crisis political instability many regions world require us undertake renewed climate
CZE 2010 313 313 access foreign markets need free trade forum last year emphasized must pay attention costs benefits decisions developing countries must forced agreements ever ambitious targets fight climate_change particularly time developed countries far meeting targets united nations all-encompassing agenda turn away political topics towards scientific ones determine science engage member states rational reasoned climate
CZE 2010 350 350 turn away political topics towards scientific ones determine science engage member states rational reasoned debate political issues harmful political debate witnessed past couple years climate global_warming give elemental values principles us share brings second issue wish mention today nuclear non proliferation april country hosted important event president russia president united states climate
DEU 2010 143 143 germany will stand election non-permanent member security council council ideal forum cooperate cause peace development peace absence war today’s globalized world people just vulnerable consequences climate_change poverty underdevelopment violence oppression climate_change direct impact every one us countless people already personally feeling economic social consequences letter security council pacific island states rightly climate
DEU 2010 148 148 member security council council ideal forum cooperate cause peace development peace absence war today’s globalized world people just vulnerable consequences climate_change poverty underdevelopment violence oppression climate_change direct impact every one us countless people already personally feeling economic social consequences letter security council pacific island states rightly warned us uncertain terms just climate
DEU 2010 175 175 impact every one us countless people already personally feeling economic social consequences letter security council pacific island states rightly warned us uncertain terms just much climate_change threatens everyone’s security everyone must play 10-55103 part protect climate germany just adopted forward-looking energy strategy year per cent electricity production will come renewable sources climate
DEU 2010 205 205 must play 10-55103 part protect climate germany just adopted forward-looking energy strategy year per cent electricity production will come renewable sources germany also pledged reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent year compared baseline even now reduced carbon_dioxide emissions almost per cent pioneers field climate protection helping now adversely affected climate_change particularly concerned climate
DEU 2010 215 215 energy strategy year per cent electricity production will come renewable sources germany also pledged reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent year compared baseline even now reduced carbon_dioxide emissions almost per cent pioneers field climate protection helping now adversely affected climate_change particularly concerned fate small island states anyone serious combating climate_change build innovation climate
DEU 2010 228 228 pledged reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent year compared baseline even now reduced carbon_dioxide emissions almost per cent pioneers field climate protection helping now adversely affected climate_change particularly concerned fate small island states anyone serious combating climate_change build innovation new technologies exchange developed developing nations alike can profit cooperation future energies germany climate
DEU 2010 238 238 now reduced carbon_dioxide emissions almost per cent pioneers field climate protection helping now adversely affected climate_change particularly concerned fate small island states anyone serious combating climate_change build innovation new technologies exchange developed developing nations alike can profit cooperation future energies germany will contribute technological expertise example fields renewable_energy energy efficiency way climate
DEU 2010 260 260 anyone serious combating climate_change build innovation new technologies exchange developed developing nations alike can profit cooperation future energies germany will contribute technological expertise example fields renewable_energy energy efficiency way turning challenge climate_change opportunity fair development enhanced cooperation climate policy cornerstone sustainable development policy recent summit millennium development goals laid next steps climate
DEU 2010 266 266 new technologies exchange developed developing nations alike can profit cooperation future energies germany will contribute technological expertise example fields renewable_energy energy efficiency way turning challenge climate_change opportunity fair development enhanced cooperation climate policy cornerstone sustainable development policy recent summit millennium development goals laid next steps forward global partnership development education key climate
DMA 2010 313 313 approach central principle permitting beneficial economic adjustment countries like will provide developing countries opportunity compete global trading system place greater emphasis trade rather aid phenomenon climate_change well documented united nations institutions past decade fact caribbean small island developing states can speak experience increasing intensity hurricanes droughts floods destruction coastal areas rising climate
DMA 2010 364 364 sea levels severe impacts agriculture tourism physical infrastructure especially along coasts leading increasingly high cost adaptation mitigation resulting diversion funds otherwise used social economic development climate_change therefore become major threat ability developing countries achieve mdgs almost two decades united nations recognized special economic social environmental vulnerabilities small island developing states since climate
DMA 2010 412 412 developing states since mauritius meeting situation become even precarious impacts world food fuel crises financial economic crisis clearly demonstrated open vulnerable nature economies coupled impact climate_change strengthens case unique position small island developing states hence prominent place within united nations system recognized category attendant benefits obligations despite many challenges small island climate
DMA 2010 446 446 hence prominent place within united nations system recognized category attendant benefits obligations despite many challenges small island developing states continue demonstrate strong leadership particularly area climate_change work united nations general significant progress made areas protection biodiversity strategies promoting renewable_energy achievement millennium development goals efforts need complemented united nations system member states climate
DMA 2010 459 459 many challenges small island developing states continue demonstrate strong leadership particularly area climate_change work united nations general significant progress made areas protection biodiversity strategies promoting renewable_energy achievement millennium development goals efforts need complemented united nations system member states especially developed countries regrettable date consensus reached best way deal consider clear present climate
DMA 2010 501 501 date consensus reached best way deal consider clear present danger planet failure copenhagen motivation countries work assiduously towards agreement mexico commend efforts made towards consensus climate_change however maintain united nations framework convention climate_change primary forum negotiating global response climate_change therefore call upon member states work within framework order arrive expeditiously binding climate
DMA 2010 508 508 clear present danger planet failure copenhagen motivation countries work assiduously towards agreement mexico commend efforts made towards consensus climate_change however maintain united nations framework convention climate_change primary forum negotiating global response climate_change therefore call upon member states work within framework order arrive expeditiously binding agreement will recognize shared differentiated responsibilities member climate
DMA 2010 514 514 motivation countries work assiduously towards agreement mexico commend efforts made towards consensus climate_change however maintain united nations framework convention climate_change primary forum negotiating global response climate_change therefore call upon member states work within framework order arrive expeditiously binding agreement will recognize shared differentiated responsibilities member states since establishment united nations played climate
DNK 2010 42 42 world may trigger unintended actions parts world new actors good bad stepped international scene world now way recovery financial economic crises recent years structural challenges climate_change poverty demographic projections well new security threats however will increasingly impact global agenda respond challenges need effective multilateral system founded universal rules values global legitimacy climate
DNK 2010 312 312 agenda green growth important challenge offers new opportunities employment innovation wealth creation developed developing countries alike together must strive optimize resource efficiency apply green technologies renewable_energy good example new technologies can contribute development providing secure sustainable affordable energy millions people green growth obstacle development opportunity must unite efforts take agenda forward climate
DNK 2010 347 347 sustainable affordable energy millions people green growth obstacle development opportunity must unite efforts take agenda forward immediate future preparation united nations conference sustainable development may climate_change continues one greatest pressing challenges time already starting experience consequences melting icecaps arctic heatwaves russia floods pakistan droughts africa concerns us concerted urgent action needed climate
DNK 2010 422 422 emissions now associated accord reached copenhagen december last year underline importance commitments fast-start financing must fulfilled looking forward sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún mexico hoping successful outcome will significantly advance negotiations climate_change ever interdependent ever uncertain world live priority uphold principles objectives universal rights fundamental values enshrined climate
DNK 2010 432 432 importance commitments fast-start financing must fulfilled looking forward sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún mexico hoping successful outcome will significantly advance negotiations climate_change ever interdependent ever uncertain world live priority uphold principles objectives universal rights fundamental values enshrined united nations charter form basis global stability development global prosperity climate
DOM 2010 640 640 foremost among cholera africa dengue fever latin america caribbean can see vulnerability natural disasters around world rise development levels falling quickly result natural disasters caused climate_change global_warming therefore imperative world body adopt soon possible guidelines regulate emission carbon_dioxide protect planet’s biodiversity much work done around world draw adopt policies practices will climate
DOM 2010 641 641 among cholera africa dengue fever latin america caribbean can see vulnerability natural disasters around world rise development levels falling quickly result natural disasters caused climate_change global_warming therefore imperative world body adopt soon possible guidelines regulate emission carbon_dioxide protect planet’s biodiversity much work done around world draw adopt policies practices will enable climate
DOM 2010 652 652 natural disasters around world rise development levels falling quickly result natural disasters caused climate_change global_warming therefore imperative world body adopt soon possible guidelines regulate emission carbon_dioxide protect planet’s biodiversity much work done around world draw adopt policies practices will enable us prevent impact natural disasters context crucial incorporate risk management development climate
DZA 2010 246 246 unbridled economic development take future generations account context like stress need strengthen role united nations protecting biodiversity developing countries promoting north-south cooperation mutually beneficial issue climate_change presents another considerable challenge international community given manifold threats poses ecosystems economies limited modest results achieved copenhagen serve encourage states redouble efforts make progress next climate
DZA 2010 289 289 serve encourage states redouble efforts make progress next meeting conference parties held cancún towards establishing legally binding agreement based kyoto protocol’s framework convention doubt due climate_change extreme gravity natural phenomena lately plunged pakistan russia china india countries disaster means need restructure international mechanisms respond natural disasters kind basis humanism solidarity algeria climate
ECU 2010 136 136 endeavours developed within space solidarity extended sister country haiti legitimate government reconstruction attain development yearns strengthen institutions deserves wish place special emphasis importance accord issue climate_change ecuador one world’s megadiverse countries amazon forest boasts yasuní park declared unesco world biosphere reserve scientists agree unique value park extraordinary biodiversity state conservation cultural climate
ECU 2010 256 256 ecuador economist rafael correa launched yasuní-itt initiative forum see pv proposed keeping oil underground unexploited fulfil aspiration will prevent emission million tons carbon main cause climate_change will leave intact planet’s richest world biosphere reserve need raise global awareness gain relevant international contribution equivalent least half total revenue billion state ecuador earn climate
ECU 2010 331 331 makes effort yasuní initiative president correa said just symbolic important initiative country entire planet protect one areas richest biodiversity perhaps richest world doubt contribute mitigating climate_change world will able assess way life amazon peoples particular vulnerable among indigenous peoples voluntary isolation already created capital fund administered united nations development programme participation climate
ECU 2010 380 380 programme participation ecuadorian state civil society representatives fellow contributing countries call upon brother countries throughout world especially industrialized countries support yasuní initiative acknowledging responsibility share climate_change seek original solutions problem threatens survival human species ancestral amerindian wisdom teaches us earth inherited parents rather magical creation lent us children ecuador reached targets climate
ESP 2010 580 580 development goals indeed fighting poverty casualty economic recession despite crisis material conditions political will will key achievement millennium development goals time come take responsibility combating climate_change face challenge need change way perceive development economic growth greater effort required limit reduce greenhouse gas emissions dependency fossil fuels commit renewable_energy efficient responsible consumption climate
ESP 2010 595 595 key achievement millennium development goals time come take responsibility combating climate_change face challenge need change way perceive development economic growth greater effort required limit reduce greenhouse gas emissions dependency fossil fuels commit renewable_energy efficient responsible consumption united nations framework convention climate_change created point reference provide us regime defines realistic solutions responds climate
ESP 2010 602 602 take responsibility combating climate_change face challenge need change way perceive development economic growth greater effort required limit reduce greenhouse gas emissions dependency fossil fuels commit renewable_energy efficient responsible consumption united nations framework convention climate_change created point reference provide us regime defines realistic solutions responds concerns priorities months will attend climate_change conference climate
ESP 2010 610 610 way perceive development economic growth greater effort required limit reduce greenhouse gas emissions dependency fossil fuels commit renewable_energy efficient responsible consumption united nations framework convention climate_change created point reference provide us regime defines realistic solutions responds concerns priorities months will attend climate_change conference aware effort necessary pave way meeting cancún credibility climate
ESP 2010 626 626 commit renewable_energy efficient responsible consumption united nations framework convention climate_change created point reference provide us regime defines realistic solutions responds concerns priorities months will attend climate_change conference aware effort necessary pave way meeting cancún credibility multilateral system will stake conference will successful take realistic approach demonstrating solidarity generosity towards vulnerable states climate
ETH 2010 436 436 work developing countries clients development models textbooks help solve problems test theories africa know can want know rest world will help us achieve goals issue climate_change remains among critical challenges facing humankind today much said rio kyoto copenhagen promised thus far resulted far less urgency matter merits believe time running concerned climate
ETH 2010 477 477 resulted far less urgency matter merits believe time running concerned national agendas zero-sum preferences overshadowing real urgency addressing matter accelerated coordinated manner upcoming cancún meeting climate_change different predecessors come legally binding commitment coupled political will allocate necessary resources adaptation mitigation efforts especially vulnerable exposed countries energy development always self-evident access energy climate
FIN 2010 137 137 development goals reachable year want can reach common work ecological welfare world continued promoting biodiversity vital sustaining ecosystems lives depend preventing loss biodiversity great importance climate_change mitigation ensuring food water security eradicating poverty high-level meeting contribution 10-54959 international year biodiversity confirming commitment goal good step forward impacts climate_change visible affect us climate
FIN 2010 159 159 biodiversity great importance climate_change mitigation ensuring food water security eradicating poverty high-level meeting contribution 10-54959 international year biodiversity confirming commitment goal good step forward impacts climate_change visible affect us around globe today want focus special needs vulnerabilities small island developing states implementation mauritius strategy climate_change hard reality mitigating adapting effects crucial climate
FIN 2010 178 178 commitment goal good step forward impacts climate_change visible affect us around globe today want focus special needs vulnerabilities small island developing states implementation mauritius strategy climate_change hard reality mitigating adapting effects crucial survival finland committed new ambitious climate agreement us must work hard ensure global deal commit building sustainable future thus climate
FIN 2010 219 219 work hard ensure global deal commit building sustainable future thus responding secretary-general pertinently calls 50-50-50 challenge order reach goals must mobilize available resources cooperation tackle climate_change must involve states non-governmental organizations private sector fellow global citizens lasting solutions global challenges found without active participation women decision-making levels women agents change development climate
FIN 2010 607 607 states absolutely necessary need tackle food crisis financial crisis various kinds natural disasters contagious diseases terrorism armed conflicts different parts world well meeting common challenge climate_change combating everyday crises working time sustainable development huge task choice given us combine efforts better world now climate
FJI 2010 536 536 sids mixed results achieving millennium development goals going forward development partners must examine gains made efforts unsuccessful identify country-specific priorities order achieve mdgs 10-55122 threat climate_change particularly sea- level rise continues hang us us vulnerable others must work concert responsible international family mitigate adverse effects global phenomenon context reiterate common call climate
FJI 2010 572 572 must work concert responsible international family mitigate adverse effects global phenomenon context reiterate common call small island developing states promised fast-track funding international community finance climate_change adaptation mitigation measures delivered without delay pacific small island developing states fiji pledges assist securing increased representation pacific island countries united nations system aim also climate
FRA 2010 402 402 dying malaria one every seconds entire families stricken aids hungry go school ask assembly planet wish leave legacy children will able make ambitious decision combat climate_change preserve environment subject concerns us requires global partnership one aspire find agreement reducing emissions measures taken order adapt must first foremost ensure commitments undertaken will climate
FSM 2010 76 76 hearts go victims recent hurricanes earthquakes mudslides floods now occurring unprecedented scale increasing frequency devastating intensity planet overwhelming evidence points one common denominator events global climate_change deeply honoured address general assembly sixty-fifth session first time behalf federated states micronesia assembly accords micronesia small island developing states extraordinary privilege bring whole world climate
FSM 2010 116 116 accords micronesia small island developing states extraordinary privilege bring whole world pressing issues affecting us demand collective response despite many years negotiations curb devastating effects climate_change crisis continues haunt us negotiating process moved along slowly stark contrast rapid increases incidence severity environmental hazards continue take toll devastating results help think needless climate
FSM 2010 176 176 states business continues usual small island developing state micronesia’s future intrinsically linked global climate gravely concerned acute environmental problems related extreme vulnerability islands sea-level rise climate_change threats indisputable delays adopting comprehensive legally binding agreement avert global disaster without excuse micronesia deeply disappointed glacial progress negotiating sessions climate_change meetings united nations framework climate
FSM 2010 197 197 vulnerability islands sea-level rise climate_change threats indisputable delays adopting comprehensive legally binding agreement avert global disaster without excuse micronesia deeply disappointed glacial progress negotiating sessions climate_change meetings united nations framework convention climate_change time growing increasingly alarmed prospect shrinking ambitions meeting cancún mexico later year acceptable response crisis enormous proportions certainly micronesia climate
FSM 2010 203 203 indisputable delays adopting comprehensive legally binding agreement avert global disaster without excuse micronesia deeply disappointed glacial progress negotiating sessions climate_change meetings united nations framework convention climate_change time growing increasingly alarmed prospect shrinking ambitions meeting cancún mexico later year acceptable response crisis enormous proportions certainly micronesia small island developing states need fast climate
FSM 2010 248 248 small island developing states need fast action issue survival us must find better response genuine response supports mitigation adaptation measures will achieve significant reductions 10-55109 greenhouse gas emissions thus preserve integrity earth’s environment also livelihoods inhabitants island nation small island developing states matter major contributors causes climate_change present know nevertheless determined climate
FSM 2010 269 269 achieve significant reductions 10-55109 greenhouse gas emissions thus preserve integrity earth’s environment also livelihoods inhabitants island nation small island developing states matter major contributors causes climate_change present know nevertheless determined efforts contribute finding solutions part micronesia continues take lead combat climate_change utilizing opportunities montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer montreal protocol climate
FSM 2010 284 284 island nation small island developing states matter major contributors causes climate_change present know nevertheless determined efforts contribute finding solutions part micronesia continues take lead combat climate_change utilizing opportunities montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer montreal protocol can solve big part climate_change problem micronesia developed proposal support mauritius marshall islands seychelles philippines climate
FSM 2010 299 299 efforts contribute finding solutions part micronesia continues take lead combat climate_change utilizing opportunities montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer montreal protocol can solve big part climate_change problem micronesia developed proposal support mauritius marshall islands seychelles philippines calls phasing production use hydrofluorocarbons proposal will able eliminate one greenhouse gases listed kyoto protocol climate
FSM 2010 320 320 can solve big part climate_change problem micronesia developed proposal support mauritius marshall islands seychelles philippines calls phasing production use hydrofluorocarbons proposal will able eliminate one greenhouse gases listed kyoto protocol encouraged countries canada united states mexico already come forward similar proposals frankly delighted interest shown proposal far commend assembly’s attention today climate
FSM 2010 356 356 already come forward similar proposals frankly delighted interest shown proposal far commend assembly’s attention today encourage delegations consider supporting collective action imperative effectively curb reverse global_warming kind collaboration encourage just delighted montreal protocol proposal equally proud initiative within pacific region launched august governments republics marshall islands palau government margins forty-first pacific climate
FSM 2010 413 413 micronesia initiative calls per cent improvement energy efficiency suppliers areas transportation electric power generation per cent improvement energy use end users per cent electricity generation renewable_energy island countries total dependence fossil fuels energy generation longer economically financially environmentally sustainable continue path must look towards developing utilizing embracing renewable sources energy prospect climate
GAB 2010 181 181 environmental preservation services gabon highlights country’s ownership new information communications technology promotion tourism transportation improvements development human resources light vision established climate council mainstream issues climate_change national development policies vein just entered partnership brazil france establish satellite imaging facility monitor forest cover congo basin comprises million square kilometres equatorial rainforest many climate
GAB 2010 714 714 security piracy proliferation weapons drug trafficking transnational organized crime commend efforts already undertaken united nations area particularly strengthening legal regime mechanisms counter threats respect issue climate_change together heads state government copenhagen undertook quest consensus idea legally binding instrument support negotiations undertaken copenhagen continued bonn hope will lead cancún reaffirmation commitments taken climate
GAB 2010 744 744 copenhagen undertook quest consensus idea legally binding instrument support negotiations undertaken copenhagen continued bonn hope will lead cancún reaffirmation commitments taken particularly terms financing fight climate_change developing countries per cent reduction greenhouse gasses industrialized countries advancement women undeniably one areas united nations made genuine progress recent establishment new institution called un climate
GAB 2010 750 750 binding instrument support negotiations undertaken copenhagen continued bonn hope will lead cancún reaffirmation commitments taken particularly terms financing fight climate_change developing countries per cent reduction greenhouse gasses industrialized countries advancement women undeniably one areas united nations made genuine progress recent establishment new institution called un women primary mission better coordinate activities climate
GBR 2010 56 56 needed ever us respond world profoundly altered community nations face three profound challenges redrawing map power including big shift economic power globalization problems least terrorism climate_change increasingly fluid forms identity rapid circulation potency new ideas taken together mean new world three demand matching responses must reform renew multilateral institutions line changing climate
GBR 2010 88 88 potency new ideas taken together mean new world three demand matching responses must reform renew multilateral institutions line changing map power strengthen actions international peacebuilding climate_change development promote liberal values human rights win conflict ideas truth three areas anything like well must effectiveness multilateral approaches question wake financial crisis failure climate_change climate
GBR 2010 113 113 climate_change development promote liberal values human rights win conflict ideas truth three areas anything like well must effectiveness multilateral approaches question wake financial crisis failure climate_change talks copenhagen stalling doha trade round many nations international institutions reticent promoting enlightened human values need inject new life institutions new confidence expression ideals turning climate
GHA 2010 274 274 timely decisive preventive action intervention appropriate cases accordance united nations charter 10-55264 reduction extreme poverty hunger major development challenge africa countries region also grappling problems climate_change high disease burden poor infrastructure brain drain lack development productive capacity last years african countries deal effects rising food energy prices complications arising global financial climate
GHA 2010 325 325 economic crisis multiple crises reversed impressive recent progress economic performance also jeopardizing efforts african countries achieve millennium development goals mdgs gratifying see interests international community climate_change increased markedly recent times especially adoption bali action plan need sustain interest build common ground first found rio de janeiro establishment united nations framework convention climate
GHA 2010 351 351 increased markedly recent times especially adoption bali action plan need sustain interest build common ground first found rio de janeiro establishment united nations framework convention climate_change subsequently built berlin kyoto marrakech bali copenhagen soon cancún issues need addressed progress cancún beyond missing demonstrable political will without countries will see need raise climate
GHA 2010 397 397 countries will see need raise ambitions cut emissions industrialized countries made pledges cut emissions however commendable commitments may fall short per cent cut intergovernmental panel climate_change says will give world chance staying recommended two-degree average global temperature rise need preserve kyoto protocol currently existing international agreement legal status verify emission reductions climate
GHA 2010 408 408 pledges cut emissions however commendable commitments may fall short per cent cut intergovernmental panel climate_change says will give world chance staying recommended two-degree average global temperature rise need preserve kyoto protocol currently existing international agreement legal status verify emission reductions critical parties work together address divisions second commitment period kyoto protocol climate
GIN 2010 768 768 agricultural production developing countries country welcomes substantial progress made respect debt relief urges international community continue endeavours effectively implement heavily indebted poor countries initiative subject climate_change quite rightly occupies central place international agenda given phenomenon’s devastating effects reveals emergence collective awareness real threat phenomenon poses humankind given urgency country calls concerted climate
GIN 2010 823 823 suffering victims particularly vulnerable populations poor countries commitments undertaken regard developing countries terms financial resources technology transfer capacity-building must fulfilled appropriate measures can undertaken adapt climate_change mitigate effects countries connection delegation hopes climate conference held end year cancún mexico will lead ambitious agreement will commit states concrete action fully aware pressing climate
GMB 2010 1067 1067 spirit international cooperation therefore call upon united nations find proper way accept taiwan’s participation specialized agencies notably international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change international community needs recognize taiwan adopted pursued pragmatic moderate steady foreign policy therefore encourage united nations specialized agencies open-minded regard taiwan’s participation activities collective responsibility climate
GMB 2010 1156 1156 legitimacy appeal time imposed show genuine leadership ending worth noting development african union shown african leadership african issues key finding solutions problems continue plague continent climate_change undemocratic change governments peacekeeping peacemaking development regional integration africa shown ready chart destiny dignity committed ask international community fulfilment pledges made africa willing cooperate willing climate
GNB 2010 599 599 highlighted particular international organizations unesco international union conservation nature others major contribution meeting universal concern preservation biological ecological balance international year biodiversity within context severe climate_change affects us call urgently solidarity support member states can give people appreciate express warmest gratitude attention received regional organization economic community west african states ecowas climate
GRC 2010 98 98 array multifaceted issues confronting us fact meeting needs peoples increasingly transcends abilities individual nation-states role united nations comes fore discussions reforming revitalizing organization paramount importance climate_change world’s greatest environmental challenge know will increasingly affect aspects lives including peace security now need focus efforts order secure successful outcome upcoming summit cancún greek climate
GRC 2010 128 128 know will increasingly affect aspects lives including peace security now need focus efforts order secure successful outcome upcoming summit cancún greek government proposing new mediterranean climate_change initiative close collaboration mediterranean countries strongly committed climate energy security formal launch initiative planned october athens ahead cancún summit vein central theme chairmanship- in-office organization climate
GRD 2010 343 343 council will deny body political legitimacy needs maintain indeed enhance leadership role grenada joins caribbean community calls security council seat small island states soon possible climate_change rightly described one urgent issues facing humanity must remain top global diplomatic negotiating agenda left unchecked potential consequences catastrophic particularly small island developing states recent climate
GRD 2010 453 453 funds released clearly situation corrected financial assistance must commensurate scale threat faced sustained especially small island developing states grenada welcomes empanelling secretary-general’s high-level advisory group climate_change financing high-level panel global sustainability anticipate reports matter appropriate sustainable levels climate-change financing will properly addressed promoted important review year applaud high-level plenary meeting biodiversity climate
GTM 2010 189 189 whose effects yet recover building cumulative body scientific evidence longer allows room doubt confirmed effects technological progress brought devastating consequences common habitat planet destruction wrought climate_change palpable dramatic another matter current decade witnessed clearly organized crime recognize borders tends spread countries least capacity confront considerable resources country victim phenomena nullify least climate
GTM 2010 438 438 joined neighbours central america mexico combating regional criminal networks thirdly already said enough also fallen victim natural disasters unusual frequency highlights extreme vulnerability guatemala effects climate_change given location tropical area even begun recover effects tropical storm stan late hit serious drought past months 10-55276 eruption pacaya volcano caused extensive damage agriculture climate
GTM 2010 725 725 one seats allocated region security council biennium 2012-2013 hope continuing contribute work reiterate profound commitment achieving significant progress next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún participated actively preparatory work based understanding rarely humanity faced larger challenge affects countries communities planet rejoining human rights council reiterate commitment full respect climate
GUY 2010 90 90 particularly sharp focus first global efforts halve poverty achieve millennium development goals secondly global financial crisis threatens undo much progress made lifting people poverty thirdly climate_crisis carries risk planet-wide disruption endangers entire nations continuation much take granted today challenges function dominant characteristic modern world interconnectedness global community will meet challenges adopt climate
GUY 2010 174 174 mdgs although progress made connected rhetorical support achievement actual delivery comes financial crisis connected benefits globally open financial systems measures protect risks systems create comes climate_crisis connected scientific evidence global policy responses mitigate worst extremes climate_change choose continue vein clear lead us choose ask prepared held accountable carrying share responsibility country climate
GUY 2010 184 184 comes financial crisis connected benefits globally open financial systems measures protect risks systems create comes climate_crisis connected scientific evidence global policy responses mitigate worst extremes climate_change choose continue vein clear lead us choose ask prepared held accountable carrying share responsibility country recognizes must deliver part track meet millennium development goals especially climate
GUY 2010 224 224 country recognizes must deliver part track meet millennium development goals especially areas education health can weather financial crisis minimum suffering people recognize must just complain climate_change created low_carbon development strategy sets long-term path protect 16-million- hectare rainforest move entire economy onto low_carbon trajectory times feels though international system sets put hurdles climate
GUY 2010 226 226 must deliver part track meet millennium development goals especially areas education health can weather financial crisis minimum suffering people recognize must just complain climate_change created low_carbon development strategy sets long-term path protect 16-million- hectare rainforest move entire economy onto low_carbon trajectory times feels though international system sets put hurdles path overcoming climate
GUY 2010 240 240 financial crisis minimum suffering people recognize must just complain climate_change created low_carbon development strategy sets long-term path protect 16-million- hectare rainforest move entire economy onto low_carbon trajectory times feels though international system sets put hurdles path overcoming challenges inconsistencies lack coherence among aid trade climate policies developed world name just three climate
GUY 2010 310 310 match ambition institution core framework must enhanced understanding concept accountability countries like mine fully embrace need accountable actions take support global response mdgs financial instability climate_change developed countries must recognize responsibilities need take holistic approach dealings rest world aid flows appreciated valuable sometimes pale insignificance countries promote aid helping achievement example climate
GUY 2010 475 475 smallest village north america seek represent citizens deny true fail understand consequences threaten national interests wealth security nation therefore failure appreciate need interconnected global response climate_change loss biodiversity just abdication responsibility intangible global good people side world real measurable threat citizens every village hamlet city world history will judge kindly blinkered climate
GUY 2010 508 508 good people side world real measurable threat citizens every village hamlet city world history will judge kindly blinkered ignorant realize step change efforts avoid catastrophic climate_change protect biodiversity needed met last year many hoped united nations facilitate agreement global action stabilize planet’s climate meeting world’s leaders copenhagen december global community fail climate
GUY 2010 549 549 planet’s climate meeting world’s leaders copenhagen december global community fail accomplish now real danger suffering catastrophic drift ambition 10-54965 longer even try connect scientific evidence climate_change necessary global action avert drift ambition must stopped consequence choices make predetermined must rededicate crafting shared response shared climate threats progressive countries now realize committed climate
GUY 2010 575 575 necessary global action avert drift ambition must stopped consequence choices make predetermined must rededicate crafting shared response shared climate threats progressive countries now realize committed temperature rises maximum degrees c lower feel will require global economic growth powered efficient clean energy new green industries new less carbon- intensive approach forestry agriculture climate
GUY 2010 655 655 change end guyana continues hold international community needs legally binding global climate treaty first facilitate emission cuts needed stabilize planet’s climate enable us move seeing climate_change purely terms costs also allowing us see can catalyse once-in-a-lifetime global economic transformation can benefit people everywhere happen without deep binding emission cuts today’s developed climate
GUY 2010 726 726 international community can three things even absence treaty can achieve breakthroughs meet cancún first can hold developed countries accountable commitments made immediate short-term ramping-up financing climate_action developing world existing commitments total billion billion per year can agreed cancún secondly can solve vexed issue effective financial transfer mechanism ensure funds flow adaptation climate
GUY 2010 790 790 believe action deforestation forest degradation one efforts can made quickly maximum impact want emphasize none asking developed world provide us aid instead ensuring capital addressing climate_change allocated can biggest impact addressing matters want raise sensitive subject copenhagen accord tangible outcome last year’s climate summit know many countries today associated accord reluctantly climate
GUY 2010 879 879 challenges country floods caused damage equivalent per cent gross domestic product prepared bit determined country per cent whose territory rainforest can make disproportionate contribution solving climate_change looked contribution can make two ways first creating financial mechanism whereby can put entire rainforest protection secondly using resources receive climate services provide protected forest climate
GUY 2010 915 915 whereby can put entire rainforest protection secondly using resources receive climate services provide protected forest reorient economy low- carbon trajectory consequence one comprehensive national consultations climate_change anywhere world started implement low-carbon development strategy identified can cumulatively save forest- based emissions gigatons deal place norway reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation process creating climate
HND 2010 213 213 good access international markets important official development assistance although replace must add efforts enable foreign direct investment developing nations access technology particular technology medications reduction greenhouse gases non-proliferation nuclear weapons challenge achieving millennium development goals manner responsible possible lies government given results already achieved remains done president lobo sosa launched appeal climate
HND 2010 585 585 creation conditions private business can boost sustained economic growth social responsibility country guided towards prosperity stability honduras ready better address challenges reducing vulnerability natural disasters climate_change law land management makes possible utilize protect land properly responsible management natural resources time launched national risk management system efforts improve social situation boost economic climate
HRV 2010 48 48 abdussalam treki successful work president general assembly past year results achieved leadership consequences serious threats facing modern world terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction humanitarian crises climate_change mention just reach far beyond original framework within began without exception acquiring global proportions way contemporary social economic relationships grown far beyond narrow national frameworks climate
HTI 2010 620 620 forever fashionable neighbourhoods side side wretched slums humanity dissolving socio- economic north south geographic one haiti living island part world always swept hurricanes particularly worried global_warming climatic disturbances come frequent devastating cyclones rising sea-level must poor continue pay waste unbridled appetite energy wealthier brethren must renounce efforts improve standard living order climate
HUN 2010 205 205 centred promotion sustainable economic growth hungary believes order achieve success effectively meet needs vulnerable disadvantaged groups turbulent times 10-54959 partnership-based approach needs adopted regard similarly climate_change figures high among pre-eminent challenges twenty-first century threaten well-being security economic development international community pay particular attention well-founded legitimate concerns small island states caribbean pacific climate
HUN 2010 245 245 pay particular attention well-founded legitimate concerns small island states caribbean pacific regard primary goal now adoption series ambitious action- oriented decisions united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations held cancún mexico later year decisions prepare ground adoption comprehensive legally binding global framework next year south africa state member european union hungary committed climate
HUN 2010 272 272 held cancún mexico later year decisions prepare ground adoption comprehensive legally binding global framework next year south africa state member european union hungary committed reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent moreover also ready undertake emissions reductions partners make similar commitments taking account different capabilities promotion protection human rights constitute cornerstone hungary’s climate
IDN 2010 460 460 renewed commitment member states meet mdgs need strengthen genuine partnership deliver promises turn hope reality challenges face attaining equitable sustainable development compounded real imminent threat climate_change addressing climate_change therefore essential accordingly united nations ensure sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico results consensus agreement effectively addresses climate_change build climate
IDN 2010 462 462 member states meet mdgs need strengthen genuine partnership deliver promises turn hope reality challenges face attaining equitable sustainable development compounded real imminent threat climate_change addressing climate_change therefore essential accordingly united nations ensure sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico results consensus agreement effectively addresses climate_change build copenhagen accord climate
IDN 2010 476 476 face attaining equitable sustainable development compounded real imminent threat climate_change addressing climate_change therefore essential accordingly united nations ensure sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico results consensus agreement effectively addresses climate_change build copenhagen accord progress made two working groups fifteenth conference also look forward united nations conference sustainable climate
IDN 2010 484 484 threat climate_change addressing climate_change therefore essential accordingly united nations ensure sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico results consensus agreement effectively addresses climate_change build copenhagen accord progress made two working groups fifteenth conference also look forward united nations conference sustainable development opportunity enhance coordination synergy coherence efforts including climate
IND 2010 101 101 larger community nations terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction maritime piracy pandemics epidemics organized crime narcotics smuggling recognize borders boundaries similarly fallout intra-state conflicts failed states climate_change natural disasters food shortages financial economic crises transcend countries regions circumstances international community looks united nations overcome common challenges humankind harmonized actions nations stated charter climate
IND 2010 303 303 confidence stability india believes g-20 premier forum international economic 10-55396 cooperation can help catalyse strong balanced sustainable growth benefit everyone country vulnerable already suffering impacts climate_change india important stake success ongoing international negotiations regard substitute united nations-led process inherent inclusiveness transparency lead us ambitious equitable outcome respects provisions principles united nations climate
IND 2010 331 331 stake success ongoing international negotiations regard substitute united nations-led process inherent inclusiveness transparency lead us ambitious equitable outcome respects provisions principles united nations framework convention climate_change particular principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities important acceptance equal sharing resource atmosphere human beings india abiding commitment achieve universal non-discriminatory nuclear disarmament within specified climate
IRL 2010 79 79 decades must limit impact crisis greatest need must also maintain commitment halving proportion people living extreme poverty hunger firmer action also called responding threat posed climate_change global community fails act now issue will face steadily escalating threat planet human survival recent months also seen devastating consequences natural catastrophes afflicted pakistan haiti climate
IRN 2010 80 80 elected preside current session wish every success past years spoken assembly hopes concerns concerns involve family crises security challenge disrespect human dignity deterioration world economy climate_change disregard human aspirations achieve justice lasting peace hundred years domination capitalist system existing world order proved unable provide appropriate solutions problems societies thus demise come climate
ISL 2010 361 361 rights learned utter sadness decision iranian courts stone death iranian woman sakineh mohammadi ashtiani president ahmadinejad behalf icelandic people ask spare ashtiani address looming dangers climate_change human rights also stake climate_change will wreak havoc lives great number people will erode international community defined basic human rights let take three different examples climate
ISL 2010 366 366 iranian courts stone death iranian woman sakineh mohammadi ashtiani president ahmadinejad behalf icelandic people ask spare ashtiani address looming dangers climate_change human rights also stake climate_change will wreak havoc lives great number people will erode international community defined basic human rights let take three different examples small island nations pacific threatened climate
ISL 2010 495 495 access safe drinking water sanitation firm position government right safe drinking water basic sanitation recognized human right essential real full enjoyment life human rights fight climate_change iceland tries lead example already meet per cent energy needs renewables far higher nation can claim campaigned new global climate fund goal financing transfer green climate
ITA 2010 436 436 act wisely italy called new trade measures increase market access pakistani goods bolster pakistan’s economic recovery natural disaster magnitude also demonstrates urgent need address effects climate_change collective shared measures globalization generated new demand belonging identity fruitful dialogue among cultures take place without universal values imperative defend universal validity fundamental rights avoid climate
JAM 2010 91 91 peaceful existence enable achieve happiness prosperity come differing perspectives shaped experiences peculiar challenges face long recognized however unique individual circumstances may appear affected interdependence impact climate_change shows live canopy diseases can devastate whole populations know boundaries require 10-55122 entry permit natural disasters indiscriminate selection targets financial crisis wall street disrupt just climate
JAM 2010 236 236 made refuse accept years existence billion people billion live poverty billion suffer pangs hunger playing field world still level equality sovereignty matched equality opportunity now global_warming terrorism transnational organized crime pose new threats peace security progress world heavy agenda set sixty-fifth session reflects scope complexity issues confront us us approaches agenda climate
JAM 2010 686 686 stymied bold new thinking required thinking places development primary focus multilateral intervention know must make sacrifices let sacrifices investment future just tourniquet immediate dilemma disappointed climate_change summit copenhagen failed reach consensus mitigation adaptation strategies copenhagen accord deliver comprehensive agreement hoped nonetheless provided political impetus negotiations towards binding agreement second commitment period climate
JAM 2010 733 733 agreement second commitment period kyoto protocol hopeful cancún meeting november december will advance process will eventually lead legally binding comprehensive agreement united nations framework convention climate_change bali road map member countries among vulnerable global_warming caribbean community caricom partners alliance small island states will continue defend long-term stabilization greenhouse gas concentrations cap climate
JAM 2010 741 741 meeting november december will advance process will eventually lead legally binding comprehensive agreement united nations framework convention climate_change bali road map member countries among vulnerable global_warming caribbean community caricom partners alliance small island states will continue defend long-term stabilization greenhouse gas concentrations cap c pre-industrial levels c threshold advanced catastrophic countries climate
JAM 2010 755 755 nations framework convention climate_change bali road map member countries among vulnerable global_warming caribbean community caricom partners alliance small island states will continue defend long-term stabilization greenhouse gas concentrations cap c pre-industrial levels c threshold advanced catastrophic countries region low-lying small island states general appeal partners coalesce around temperature threshold preserve viability climate
JAM 2010 777 777 defend long-term stabilization greenhouse gas concentrations cap c pre-industrial levels c threshold advanced catastrophic countries region low-lying small island states general appeal partners coalesce around temperature threshold preserve viability vulnerable countries underscored days ago high-level five-year review mauritius strategy commitment developed countries provide billion new funding assist developing countries improve mitigation climate
JPN 2010 379 379 commitments made ticad iv including doubling official development assistance providing support order double private investment africa second area contribution global environment last year’s united nations climate_change conference japan announced target reducing emissions per cent compared levels premised establishment fair effective international framework major economies participate well agreement ambitious targets small island climate
JPN 2010 410 410 emissions per cent compared levels premised establishment fair effective international framework major economies participate well agreement ambitious targets small island states face danger submerged result climate_change view adopting new comprehensive legally binding document japan will continue coordinate states united nations lead international negotiations ensure success sixteenth 10-54959 session sixteenth conference parties climate
JPN 2010 440 440 legally binding document japan will continue coordinate states united nations lead international negotiations ensure success sixteenth 10-54959 session sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held end year will also steadily support developing countries vulnerable negative impacts climate_change including taking mitigation measures reducing emissions public-private partnerships next month tenth meeting climate
JPN 2010 453 453 ensure success sixteenth 10-54959 session sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held end year will also steadily support developing countries vulnerable negative impacts climate_change including taking mitigation measures reducing emissions public-private partnerships next month tenth meeting conference parties convention biological diversity will convened nagoya japan theme living harmony nature climate
KEN 2010 234 234 significant resources pursuit millennium development goals recorded substantial progress poverty reduction education reducing maternal child mortality fight hiv aids malaria promoting gender equality empowerment women climate_change continues hamper development aspirations recognition challenge country taken major steps enhance environmental sustainability reclaiming protecting five major water towers undertaking investments wind solar geothermal energy climate
KEN 2010 272 272 sustainability reclaiming protecting five major water towers undertaking investments wind solar geothermal energy making comprehensive commitments green economy despite efforts kenya facing many negative consequences climate_change crop- livestock-based agriculture vast majority kenyans depend now mercy unpredictable weather patterns deep concern therefore note international community’s inability make headway critical negotiations climate_change kenya’s climate
KEN 2010 296 296 consequences climate_change crop- livestock-based agriculture vast majority kenyans depend now mercy unpredictable weather patterns deep concern therefore note international community’s inability make headway critical negotiations climate_change kenya’s hope world will recognize urgency concluding negotiations interest survival humanity look forward positive outcomes upcoming meetings climate_change mexico south africa now wish turn one climate
KEN 2010 314 314 international community’s inability make headway critical negotiations climate_change kenya’s hope world will recognize urgency concluding negotiations interest survival humanity look forward positive outcomes upcoming meetings climate_change mexico south africa now wish turn one major obstacles pursuit peace development including attainment millennium development goals subregion namely continuing political instability somalia festering beyond climate
KGZ 2010 1001 1001 projects within framework central asia south asia regional electricity market starting construction kyrgyzstan- tajikistan-afghanistan-pakistan electric power line pledge full support developing concrete measures forthcoming sixteenth climate_change conference cancún november among practical steps taken area will mention forthcoming international conference mountain countries climate_change held kathmandu will making broad proposals cancún meeting kyrgyzstan climate
KGZ 2010 1017 1017 line pledge full support developing concrete measures forthcoming sixteenth climate_change conference cancún november among practical steps taken area will mention forthcoming international conference mountain countries climate_change held kathmandu will making broad proposals cancún meeting kyrgyzstan studying significant projects sustainable development supports mr lászló borbély work nineteenth session commission sustainable development imperative climate
KHM 2010 107 107 states important meetings remind us better entity united nations address global challenges multilateralism relevant addressing world’s interconnected proliferating 10-55264 challenges including global economic financial crisis climate_change food security international peace security regional conflicts others global economic financial storm seems task restoring confidence promoting economic recovery far complete remains daunting task especially climate
KHM 2010 213 213 according recent study issued overseas development institute united nations millennium campaign cambodia ranks among countries made absolute progress mdgs world today facing serious global challenges climate_change presents major threat every country although severe poor countries daily see increase headline news reports chaotic weather occurring worldwide record heat cold waves unusual torrential climate
KHM 2010 316 316 much awaited summit fifteenth session conference parties copenhagen last year failed achieve binding agreement established good foundation least enhance international cooperation number key issues deforestation renewable_energy financial support world’s poorest countries mitigate adapt climate_change regret however pledges actualized still uncertain whether binding agreement will secured cancún year particular principle common differentiated climate
KHM 2010 324 324 last year failed achieve binding agreement established good foundation least enhance international cooperation number key issues deforestation renewable_energy financial support world’s poorest countries mitigate adapt climate_change regret however pledges actualized still uncertain whether binding agreement will secured cancún year particular principle common differentiated responsibilities developed developing nations serve foundation negotiations principle climate
KHM 2010 370 370 nations serve foundation negotiations principle key rebuilding mutual trust among nations urgent task needed achieve meaningful result cancún conference spirit compromise absolutely necessary sake humanity climate_change already reached point return cambodia urges developed countries honour commitments provide financial technological aid developing nations fight climate_change take lead cut respective carbon_dioxide emissions conference climate
KHM 2010 388 388 conference spirit compromise absolutely necessary sake humanity climate_change already reached point return cambodia urges developed countries honour commitments provide financial technological aid developing nations fight climate_change take lead cut respective carbon_dioxide emissions conference cancún can produce tangible results fruitful outcomes cancún will depend efforts save humankind much serious catastrophes climate_change vital climate
KHM 2010 393 393 sake humanity climate_change already reached point return cambodia urges developed countries honour commitments provide financial technological aid developing nations fight climate_change take lead cut respective carbon_dioxide emissions conference cancún can produce tangible results fruitful outcomes cancún will depend efforts save humankind much serious catastrophes climate_change vital problem one country one region climate
KHM 2010 412 412 fight climate_change take lead cut respective carbon_dioxide emissions conference cancún can produce tangible results fruitful outcomes cancún will depend efforts save humankind much serious catastrophes climate_change vital problem one country one region world whole cambodia pleased join group countries implementation copenhagen accord launched initiative called cambodian climate_change alliance focuses capacity-building strengthening climate
KHM 2010 433 433 humankind much serious catastrophes climate_change vital problem one country one region world whole cambodia pleased join group countries implementation copenhagen accord launched initiative called cambodian climate_change alliance focuses capacity-building strengthening national institutions cambodia also steadily implemented projects aimed reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation will continue assume share responsibility curbing carbon_dioxide emissions climate
KHM 2010 457 457 cambodian climate_change alliance focuses capacity-building strengthening national institutions cambodia also steadily implemented projects aimed reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation will continue assume share responsibility curbing carbon_dioxide emissions bringing adaptation mitigation measures cambodia believes problem food security also deserves great attention world summit food security november disclosed number hungry people already reached climate
KIR 2010 74 74 today successful preventing many scourges challenged humanity including world wars widespread disease rid global society injustices new emerging forms injustices now threaten global security believe climate_change remains greatest moral challenge time affects nations planet irony poorest smallest countries made least contribution greenhouse gas emissions paying ultimate price order lifestyles development agenda climate
KIR 2010 90 90 new emerging forms injustices now threaten global security believe climate_change remains greatest moral challenge time affects nations planet irony poorest smallest countries made least contribution greenhouse gas emissions paying ultimate price order lifestyles development agenda countries may maintained justice copenhagen conference failed meet expectations many especially countries front line threat climate_change climate
KIR 2010 115 115 greenhouse gas emissions paying ultimate price order lifestyles development agenda countries may maintained justice copenhagen conference failed meet expectations many especially countries front line threat climate_change longer matter speculation one survival therefore great urgency tendency much world view climate_change distant gradual process whose harmful effects remote possible worthy much attention said climate
KIR 2010 128 128 justice copenhagen conference failed meet expectations many especially countries front line threat climate_change longer matter speculation one survival therefore great urgency tendency much world view climate_change distant gradual process whose harmful effects remote possible worthy much attention said various forums low-lying island countries like kiribati tuvalu maldives marshall islands among similarly climate
KIR 2010 156 156 process whose harmful effects remote possible worthy much attention said various forums low-lying island countries like kiribati tuvalu maldives marshall islands among similarly vulnerable countries climate_change matter survival increasing urgency already witnessing major damage infrastructure property consequence higher- than-normal tides storm surges coastal erosion heavily populated areas occurring rate exceeds governments climate
KIR 2010 216 216 homes properties continue damaged long islands inundated rising seas will become uninhabitable freshwater aquifers contaminated saltwater intrusion rising tides increasing demand resources undertake effective responses climate_change impacts will become dominant feature development agenda truly hope therefore can session communicate deep sense urgency growing sense despair besetting people face oncoming catastrophe basis climate
KIR 2010 273 273 means guarantee future survival therefore sign copenhagen subsequently associated accord essentially following reasons first belief accord least represents positive step towards 10-55109 international governance system climate_change secondly expectation forthcoming scientific evidence will unequivocally determine targets agreed upon finally importantly believe support accord will ensure flow urgently needed adaptation funds regret say climate
KIR 2010 310 310 finally importantly believe support accord will ensure flow urgently needed adaptation funds regret say date able access fast-start funds pledged acknowledge many elements international regime climate_change will take several years conclude also believe common ground real debate urgent need flow adaptation funds address urgent adaptation needs vulnerable countries matter general consensus climate
KIR 2010 364 364 will late countries subsequent agreement will meaningless also important adaptation funds regarded additional development funds either development partners recipient countries provided applied sole purpose adaptation climate_change believe need modify approach mexico succeed believe moral obligation reach agreement legally binding framework regulates ability pursue policies harm others obvious reasons believe country right climate
KIR 2010 392 392 modify approach mexico succeed believe moral obligation reach agreement legally binding framework regulates ability pursue policies harm others obvious reasons believe country right exercise sovereignty greenhouse gas emissions view alternative legally binding framework simply unacceptable potentially destabilizing consequences experience copenhagen taught us make progress must acknowledge differences discuss ways around rather climate
KIR 2010 431 431 copenhagen taught us make progress must acknowledge differences discuss ways around rather allow dominate international agenda behind process regard believe trust mutual respect indispensable process climate_change offers international community opportunity reflect upon future direction relations sovereign nations believe climate_change challenge provides us opportunity innovative concept international governance current arrangement similar state climate
KIR 2010 444 444 dominate international agenda behind process regard believe trust mutual respect indispensable process climate_change offers international community opportunity reflect upon future direction relations sovereign nations believe climate_change challenge provides us opportunity innovative concept international governance current arrangement similar state governments accepting federal authority within federal system one can imagine chaos countries focusing climate
KIR 2010 519 519 development goals implementation sustainable development agenda national development plan pacific plan mauritius strategy every step take forward knocked back two three due challenges face exacerbated climate_change regard imperative pledges made copenhagen fast-start funds assist vulnerable countries like kiribati adapt impact climate_change sea-level rise mobilized earliest possible opportunity matter great increasing urgency climate
KIR 2010 534 534 take forward knocked back two three due challenges face exacerbated climate_change regard imperative pledges made copenhagen fast-start funds assist vulnerable countries like kiribati adapt impact climate_change sea-level rise mobilized earliest possible opportunity matter great increasing urgency acknowledge critical role environment pillar sustainable development maintaining health biodiversity within oceans ecosystems faces challenges climate
KIR 2010 578 578 health biodiversity within oceans ecosystems faces challenges far failed address respect atmosphere imperative therefore undertake commitment put place now measures needed order avoid mistakes made climate_change pursuit kiribati designated largest marine protected area marine world heritage site phoenix islands protected area covers area square kilometres representing per cent exclusive economic zone climate
KIR 2010 627 627 economic zone protected area result collaborative partnership conservation international new england aquarium provides natural breeding ground tropical fisheries ocean ecosystems natural laboratory study ecosystems impact climate_change pristine area virtually untouched human activity preservation area gift humanity contribution international biodiversity conservation efforts significantly reduce biodiversity loss international year biodiversity even now confront climate
KIR 2010 783 783 handout investment future generations planet last year called new world order acknowledged great organization must evolve reflect realities time time new emerging security threats injustices climate_change challenging credibility international system governance time future survival nations seriously question time countries ability must contribute prevention calamity forever judged history note tensions remain high climate
KIR 2010 911 911 towards new world order must address fundamental threats existence units make organization called community nations must able guarantee survival members community addressing defining challenge era climate_change must addressed late nations front line whole humanity time need compassionate visionary responsible leadership direct path towards secure just world need share solution need act climate
KNA 2010 546 546 negotiation settlement fair just antigua barbuda nationals far year epic global natural disasters regularity ferocity floods hurricanes typhoons sea-level rises catastrophic events stark reminders consequences climate_change particular 10-55122 concern us small island developing states hardest hit consequences climate_change light facts matter importance develop proactive coordinated approach collaboration financial institutions insurance companies climate
KNA 2010 558 558 disasters regularity ferocity floods hurricanes typhoons sea-level rises catastrophic events stark reminders consequences climate_change particular 10-55122 concern us small island developing states hardest hit consequences climate_change light facts matter importance develop proactive coordinated approach collaboration financial institutions insurance companies catastrophic-event- mitigation stakeholders clear disaster preparedness mitigation response paradigms incorporated national development climate
KOR 2010 448 448 contribute overcoming current crisis working post-crisis management world economy discussing economic growth particular emphasis must placed green growth indeed lies heart sustainable development effort curb greenhouse gas emissions korea set voluntary reduction target per cent business-as-usual levels together will gradually shift growth paradigm energy- intensive green growth economy part efforts promote climate
KWT 2010 269 269 countries causing tremendous loss life property striking examples earthquake hit haiti last january floods swept pakistan last month doubt plenty work remains done limit dangers climate_change phenomenon hope conference cancún mexico november will provide us opportunity reach binding agreement will determine required goals time frame fulfilment responsibilities member states joint action climate
KWT 2010 306 306 binding agreement will determine required goals time frame fulfilment responsibilities member states joint action mechanisms guaranteeing financing technology transfer commitments developed developing countries help adapt climate_change cope impact without doubt challenges require continued reform improvement organs agencies programmes united nations keep pace changes international relations improve performance regard welcome adoption general climate
LCA 2010 18 18 address accomplishments shortfalls saint lucia towards achieving millennium development goals stressed gains useless address threatening saga adverse climate_change many nations highlighted urgent issue hope collective voices will receive attention capable acting will therefore focus two critical factors development small island developing states sids climate
LCA 2010 47 47 urgent issue hope collective voices will receive attention capable acting will therefore focus two critical factors development small island developing states sids first effects global climate_change second uncertain economic financial crisis saint lucia notes ongoing negotiations advance sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún mexico later year following climate
LCA 2010 66 66 developing states sids first effects global climate_change second uncertain economic financial crisis saint lucia notes ongoing negotiations advance sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún mexico later year following fifteenth conference parties failed achieve consensus legally binding framework addressing climate_change saint lucia recognizes critical importance current talks laying climate
LCA 2010 83 83 advance sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún mexico later year following fifteenth conference parties failed achieve consensus legally binding framework addressing climate_change saint lucia recognizes critical importance current talks laying solid foundation favourable outcome cancún one will truly fulfil purpose convention help ensure continued existence humankind long climate
LCA 2010 114 114 current talks laying solid foundation favourable outcome cancún one will truly fulfil purpose convention help ensure continued existence humankind long since moved past debate existence climate_change discussion severity impacts nations regions world small island developing states world saint lucia included recognized among vulnerable climate_change phenomenon threatening existence island nations despite fact climate
LCA 2010 132 132 humankind long since moved past debate existence climate_change discussion severity impacts nations regions world small island developing states world saint lucia included recognized among vulnerable climate_change phenomenon threatening existence island nations despite fact jointly sids contribute fraction one per cent global greenhouse gas emissions began year news cataclysmic earthquake hit haiti climate
LCA 2010 148 148 developing states world saint lucia included recognized among vulnerable climate_change phenomenon threatening existence island nations despite fact jointly sids contribute fraction one per cent global greenhouse gas emissions began year news cataclysmic earthquake hit haiti united nations came together solidarity sister island pledged billion assistance date haiti’s officials report per cent climate
LCA 2010 242 242 good creation saint lucia like member states caribbean community caricom committed lending efforts achieving ambitious just legally binding agreement will realize goal timely successfully addressing climate_change speaking justice climate_change can successfully addressed countries responsible take necessary steps reduce carbon_dioxide emissions provide adequate financial resources development transfer technology adaptation mitigation seriously affected climate
LCA 2010 245 245 lucia like member states caribbean community caricom committed lending efforts achieving ambitious just legally binding agreement will realize goal timely successfully addressing climate_change speaking justice climate_change can successfully addressed countries responsible take necessary steps reduce carbon_dioxide emissions provide adequate financial resources development transfer technology adaptation mitigation seriously affected developing countries possess climate
LCA 2010 255 255 achieving ambitious just legally binding agreement will realize goal timely successfully addressing climate_change speaking justice climate_change can successfully addressed countries responsible take necessary steps reduce carbon_dioxide emissions provide adequate financial resources development transfer technology adaptation mitigation seriously affected developing countries possess sufficient financial human resources address adequately ongoing anticipated impacts global climate
LCA 2010 281 281 emissions provide adequate financial resources development transfer technology adaptation mitigation seriously affected developing countries possess sufficient financial human resources address adequately ongoing anticipated impacts global climate_change according world bank estimates total annual impact potential climate_change caricom countries dollar prices billion total gross national product gdp per cent total gdp means choice climate
LCA 2010 290 290 mitigation seriously affected developing countries possess sufficient financial human resources address adequately ongoing anticipated impacts global climate_change according world bank estimates total annual impact potential climate_change caricom countries dollar prices billion total gross national product gdp per cent total gdp means choice divert critical funding poverty alleviation programmes trying protect countries climate
LCA 2010 1430 1430 south korea name wish though make special appeal body support aspirations republic china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transport health bodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped climate
LCA 2010 1444 1444 make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transport health bodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped without asking much return country prevented making contribution humankind share world us contribution health climate
LIE 2010 331 331 can never substitute genuine multilateralism must continue take place inside united nations can safeguard central place united nations can put use find effective solutions problems climate_change disarmament areas results insufficient continue underachieve united nations framework must surprised solutions sought elsewhere united nations continues centre global governance area peace security domain security climate
LKA 2010 799 799 increasingly difficult affected countries manage post-disaster recovery programmes unassisted recent natural calamities region underline crucial need effective action collective participation reduce human suffering without doubt climate_change global_warming today issues demand urgent attention nations among political issues continued fester long continued denial right palestinian people state within recognized secure borders fervent hope climate
LKA 2010 800 800 difficult affected countries manage post-disaster recovery programmes unassisted recent natural calamities region underline crucial need effective action collective participation reduce human suffering without doubt climate_change global_warming today issues demand urgent attention nations among political issues continued fester long continued denial right palestinian people state within recognized secure borders fervent hope people climate
LSO 2010 116 116 ideals eluded us unilateralism war remain order day disrespect international law vast economic inequities injustice suppression basic freedoms challenges face today just years ago addition climate_change financial economic crises terrorism religious intolerance contend needless mention challenges heightened threats world stability international peace security let events first decade millennium lesson us learn climate
LSO 2010 345 345 assist people somalia join international movement achievement peace rule law millennium development goals see planet earth world can live shared prosperity peace wake devastating effects climate_change converged copenhagen optimism left mixed feelings following lack international consensus necessary political will meantime climate_change continues wreak havoc particularly vulnerable developing countries means adapt mitigate climate
LSO 2010 360 360 earth world can live shared prosperity peace wake devastating effects climate_change converged copenhagen optimism left mixed feelings following lack international consensus necessary political will meantime climate_change continues wreak havoc particularly vulnerable developing countries means adapt mitigate impacts global_warming lesotho signed copenhagen accord believed represented step forward even though fully satisfy aspirations climate
LSO 2010 372 372 copenhagen optimism left mixed feelings following lack international consensus necessary political will meantime climate_change continues wreak havoc particularly vulnerable developing countries means adapt mitigate impacts global_warming lesotho signed copenhagen accord believed represented step forward even though fully satisfy aspirations hope forthcoming conference cancún mexico will achieve international consensus leading legally binding climate
LSO 2010 400 400 copenhagen accord believed represented step forward even though fully satisfy aspirations hope forthcoming conference cancún mexico will achieve international consensus leading legally binding regime management climate_change just-ended high-level meeting millennium development goals confirmed us recent economic financial downturn disrupted strategies achieving millennium development goals despite fact appeal development partners fulfil 10-55122 climate
LTU 2010 160 160 vital importance nations world decided promote framework community democracies another example precisely focused action gender equality issues rarely associated issues like overcoming economic crisis stopping climate_change however estimated elimination gender discrimination labour market europe example increase gross domestic product much per cent seems lithuanian people decided test estimate practice can give climate
LVA 2010 145 145 mdgs important improvements made globally progress towards achieving mdgs sufficient serious achieving millennium development goals need show commitment action new consciousness emerging awareness negative impact climate_change climate_change fact witnessing rising number storms excessive rainfall atypical temperatures lead flooding forest fires crop failures disasters immense material cost claim people’s lives therefore treated climate
LVA 2010 146 146 important improvements made globally progress towards achieving mdgs sufficient serious achieving millennium development goals need show commitment action new consciousness emerging awareness negative impact climate_change climate_change fact witnessing rising number storms excessive rainfall atypical temperatures lead flooding forest fires crop failures disasters immense material cost claim people’s lives therefore treated serious climate
LVA 2010 195 195 treated serious security threat response must twofold adapt changes already place will face coming decades importantly work preventive measures reduction emissions road ahead us issue climate_change every country contribute actions successful within framework copenhagen accord latvia among european union member states providing assistance along financial contributions key players helps developing countries climate
LVA 2010 222 222 country contribute actions successful within framework copenhagen accord latvia among european union member states providing assistance along financial contributions key players helps developing countries fight climate_change must make next step cancún agree global action address climate_change future next generation stake working long-term goals also address immediate crises wherever occur international community climate
LVA 2010 232 232 european union member states providing assistance along financial contributions key players helps developing countries fight climate_change must make next step cancún agree global action address climate_change future next generation stake working long-term goals also address immediate crises wherever occur international community united nations leading role addressing humanitarian needs following devastating flooding climate
MAR 2010 430 430 city peace coexistence palestinian israeli peoples two days ago took stock progress thus far made achieving millennium development goals agreed combination crises including adverse effects climate_change clearly delayed attainment goals many developing countries particularly african continent population million people natural resources abundant enough ensure continent’s self-sufficiency africa indeed capable enjoying steady climate
MDA 2010 171 171 terrorism transborder criminality issues agenda united nations reflect modern realities challenges like bring assembly’s attention areas utmost importance namely human rights democracy welfare sustainable development climate_change peace security last least reform united nations building state law lies heart overall activities moldovan government development legal institutional frameworks area human rights strengthening human climate
MDA 2010 493 493 support assessing post- disaster needs part country also extended helping hand others need contributing people haiti believe adoption post-kyoto treaty relevant vital ever address challenge climate_change synergy national integrated international responses look forward positive outcome forthcoming conference cancún latest global crises emphasized central role united nations play mobilization efforts international community climate
MDV 2010 572 572 understanding pursuing effective dialogue expand scope rational discourse islamic world civilizations gravest threats facing humankind today occupy rightful places headlines gain significant attention require believe climate_change threat maldives effects global_warming pose overwhelming threat infrastructure economy existence attempt implement adaptation measures maldives invested water sanitation projects coastal defences attempting develop voluntary resettlement climate
MDV 2010 576 576 expand scope rational discourse islamic world civilizations gravest threats facing humankind today occupy rightful places headlines gain significant attention require believe climate_change threat maldives effects global_warming pose overwhelming threat infrastructure economy existence attempt implement adaptation measures maldives invested water sanitation projects coastal defences attempting develop voluntary resettlement programmes viable islands within climate
MDV 2010 608 608 attempt implement adaptation measures maldives invested water sanitation projects coastal defences attempting develop voluntary resettlement programmes viable islands within country also investing low-carbon future emphasizes renewable_energy green projects achieve goal becoming carbon_neutral obvious actions alone save us global community must act regional initiatives complement united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc processes climate
MDV 2010 614 614 water sanitation projects coastal defences attempting develop voluntary resettlement programmes viable islands within country also investing low-carbon future emphasizes renewable_energy green projects achieve goal becoming carbon_neutral obvious actions alone save us global community must act regional initiatives complement united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc processes must pursued weeks copenhagen maldives convened climate
MDV 2010 631 631 future emphasizes renewable_energy green projects achieve goal becoming carbon_neutral obvious actions alone save us global community must act regional initiatives complement united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc processes must pursued weeks copenhagen maldives convened group countries formed climate vulnerable forum declare concerns united voice pleased report today kiribati will take leadership climate
MDV 2010 679 679 will take leadership group ahead sixteenth session conference parties unfccc cancún year bangladesh will steer seventeenth session south africa next year asian region one vulnerable climate_change recognize failure extend emissions targets beyond will leave per cent world’s population without durable solutions global_warming effects already felt threats food water security world’s susceptible climate
MDV 2010 695 695 session south africa next year asian region one vulnerable climate_change recognize failure extend emissions targets beyond will leave per cent world’s population without durable solutions global_warming effects already felt threats food water security world’s susceptible populations will undoubtedly perpetuate disease exacerbate conflicts threaten erode decades hard-won successes achieved countries throughout region climate
MEX 2010 59 59 efforts peace development recent high-level meetings shown magnitude challenges confront international community thus united nations obstacles achieving millennium development goals economic crisis manifestations disasters associated climate_change continuing threats peace security either traditional new forms difficulties effectively addressing nuclear disarmament non-proliferation define agenda multilateral institutions policies governments nevertheless primary responsibility organization maintenance climate
MEX 2010 841 841 coordination mechanisms prevent similar events future attend effectively protection migrants regardless origin legal status nature also poses new challenges afford remain idle face adverse effects climate_change economic human costs addressing problem enormous negatively affect welfare well-being present future generations host sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change sixth conference parties climate
MEX 2010 863 863 face adverse effects climate_change economic human costs addressing problem enormous negatively affect welfare well-being present future generations host sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change sixth conference parties kyoto protocol held later year cancún mexico making every possible effort transparent inclusive responsible manner achieve concrete operational results cancún will able climate
MEX 2010 1326 1326 fields well known also learned appreciate importance international cooperation inasmuch challenge united nations agenda can tackled isolation survival humankind given dangers nuclear war combating effects climate_change overcoming social regression relentless fight new threats international security societies require greatest individual efforts well coordination among states mexico will therefore remain deeply committed multilateralism climate
MHL 2010 28 28 greetings yokwe republic marshall islands every september since country became member united nations leaders low-lying republic marshall islands reminding international community need full global action climate_change mountains high ground narrow archipelago resting metre ocean enough talk much repetition now time meaningful action creative cooperation visible results address climate_change fail short-term economic climate
MHL 2010 50 50 full global action climate_change mountains high ground narrow archipelago resting metre ocean enough talk much repetition now time meaningful action creative cooperation visible results address climate_change fail short-term economic moral costs low-lying islands eventually whole world will beyond calculation global commitment copenhagen safeguard vulnerable faces true litmus test will local communities climate
MHL 2010 85 85 world will beyond calculation global commitment copenhagen safeguard vulnerable faces true litmus test will local communities see visible results leading towards climate-resilient future urge time climate_change talks cancún nations build political trust fast start finance providing transparent information actively turning commitments results wait uncertain path achieve full multilateral climate agreement allow climate
MHL 2010 134 134 agreement allow laggards set us back vulnerable willing confront challenges facing us must take leadership process putting forward agreement spelling real ambitious commitments actions address climate_change urge others follow work true partnership must first show commitment marshall islands government endorsed new climate_change road map spelling specific actions cut emissions per cent climate
MHL 2010 150 150 putting forward agreement spelling real ambitious commitments actions address climate_change urge others follow work true partnership must first show commitment marshall islands government endorsed new climate_change road map spelling specific actions cut emissions per cent concrete strategies ensure growth local communities safeguarded climate impacts marshall islands made important progress towards achieving climate
MHL 2010 189 189 local communities safeguarded climate impacts marshall islands made important progress towards achieving several millennium development goals much remains accomplished international partners must also better address climate_change risks context core development 10-55103 practical shovel ready adaptation actions taken now water security resource conservation infrastructure protection will sharply reduce long-term risks security sovereignty climate
MHL 2010 487 487 upon united nations system member states open-minded identify appropriate means accept taiwan’s participation within specialized agencies including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change particular recognizing commitment reduce emissions million people taiwan fellow island nation addressing climate_change common interest us republic marshall islands welcomes leadership united arab emirates host climate
MHL 2010 500 500 within specialized agencies including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change particular recognizing commitment reduce emissions million people taiwan fellow island nation addressing climate_change common interest us republic marshall islands welcomes leadership united arab emirates host international renewable_energy agency look forward pursuing increased partnership united arab emirates establishing dialogue climate
MHL 2010 514 514 recognizing commitment reduce emissions million people taiwan fellow island nation addressing climate_change common interest us republic marshall islands welcomes leadership united arab emirates host international renewable_energy agency look forward pursuing increased partnership united arab emirates establishing dialogue arab league investment development assistance pacific region finally must address one year’s important issues climate
MHL 2010 725 725 territories adversely affected nuclear testing united nations maps global future non-proliferation past legacy nuclear activities can longer ignored message nuclear weapons global security freedom terrorism climate_change international law empty promise climate
MKD 2010 33 33 great small powerful less powerful nations speak one voice forum undoubtedly expect result dialogue leadership order 10-54965 deal challenges peace security hunger development human rights climate_change success will possible overcoming individual interests convinced today ever us individually us together reasons turn words actions let first congratulate mr joseph deiss election president climate
MKD 2010 252 252 macedonia remains strongly committed achieving goals reflected national level government’s strategy economic sustainable development national legislation adapted current obligations deriving international treaties agreements hand global climate_change serious threat planet survival frequent natural disasters humanitarian catastrophes made clear nature reacts irresponsible attitude humankind adopted towards however struggle preserve nature must matter declarations climate
MKD 2010 342 342 undertaken truly focused best possible weapons struggle awareness-raising education culture reducing use electricity using alternative energy sources reductions harmful emissions party united nations framework convention climate_change decade country worked actively achieve convention’s objectives unfortunately world still live desired peace prosperity unfortunately every day continue witness disturbances peace security certain regions world climate
MLI 2010 503 503 monterrey international conference financing development brussels conference least developed countries barbados global conference sustainable development small island developing states almaty conference landlocked developing states undoubtedly climate_change poses one greatest challenges currently facing international community today ever survival planet threatened natural disasters caused phenomenon seriously affects living conditions developing countries case encroachment climate
MLI 2010 553 553 encroachment desert silting niger river deterioration ecosystem shortening winter season poor rainfall distribution mali will spare effort make modest contribution towards finding global binding agreement climate_change end november country will host regional forum sustainable development aids pandemic continues hamper development efforts many countries thus poses one greatest threats survival humanity global climate
MLT 2010 727 727 international regional subregional forums support creation right conditions peoples mediterranean middle east live peace prosperity year brought us stark reminders devastation loss life can expect climate_change continues unabated yet despite warnings international community yet adopt sufficiently ambitious response strategy bind us contributing fairly mitigating climate_change keeping within manageable limits important steps climate
MLT 2010 746 746 reminders devastation loss life can expect climate_change continues unabated yet despite warnings international community yet adopt sufficiently ambitious response strategy bind us contributing fairly mitigating climate_change keeping within manageable limits important steps indeed taken past two decades great expectations decisive push forward copenhagen last year realized nevertheless must persevere road ahead climate
MLT 2010 839 839 political economic attention deserves ensure well-targeted financial support vulnerable countries communities need also like underline potential cooperative action adaptation regional levels context malta supporting mediterranean climate_change initiative announced prime minister greece protection human continues constitute top priority country regard witnessed past year important developments within united nations will significantly contribute delivering climate
MMR 2010 91 91 peace security main noble purpose united nations member states committed strive united nations devoting larger portion attention maintaining international peace security new forms global challenges climate_change poverty hunger water energy insecurity emerged demand international community’s urgent careful attention time humankind’s shared dream making world prosperous peaceful just 10-55264 secure place remains climate
MMR 2010 519 519 drug trafficking trafficking persons cybercrime also working together fellow members association southeast asian nations step efforts deal prevention control preparedness response pandemic diseases region issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural disasters earthquake haiti climate
MMR 2010 535 535 deal prevention control preparedness response pandemic diseases region issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural disasters earthquake haiti floods china pakistan heat waves around world clearly testify consequences global climate_change myanmar also victim climate_change climate
MMR 2010 556 556 country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural disasters earthquake haiti floods china pakistan heat waves around world clearly testify consequences global climate_change myanmar also victim climate_change may hit devastating cyclone nargis strongest ever history two years pleased say now passed emergency relief stage successfully rebuilt better affected climate
MMR 2010 560 560 climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural disasters earthquake haiti floods china pakistan heat waves around world clearly testify consequences global climate_change myanmar also victim climate_change may hit devastating cyclone nargis strongest ever history two years pleased say now passed emergency relief stage successfully rebuilt better affected areas massive reconstruction efforts climate
MMR 2010 609 609 reconstruction efforts together united nations asean international community wish take opportunity express appreciation international community humanitarian assistance myanmar response natural disaster addressing pressing global issue climate_change must redouble efforts reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions also provide financial resources technology developing countries might take effective mitigation adaptation measures although industrialized countries mainly climate
MMR 2010 615 615 international community wish take opportunity express appreciation international community humanitarian assistance myanmar response natural disaster addressing pressing global issue climate_change must redouble efforts reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions also provide financial resources technology developing countries might take effective mitigation adaptation measures although industrialized countries mainly responsible climate_change developing countries severely affected climate
MMR 2010 636 636 redouble efforts reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions also provide financial resources technology developing countries might take effective mitigation adaptation measures although industrialized countries mainly responsible climate_change developing countries severely affected consequences myanmar therefore believes approach address climate_change must based principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities therefore look forward united nations climate_change climate
MMR 2010 647 647 technology developing countries might take effective mitigation adaptation measures although industrialized countries mainly responsible climate_change developing countries severely affected consequences myanmar therefore believes approach address climate_change must based principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities therefore look forward united nations climate_change conference cancún mexico later year hope negotiations conference will result fruitful climate
MMR 2010 661 661 climate_change developing countries severely affected consequences myanmar therefore believes approach address climate_change must based principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities therefore look forward united nations climate_change conference cancún mexico later year hope negotiations conference will result fruitful outcomes will translate concrete action commitments made developed countries reduce substantive emissions assist developing climate
MNE 2010 515 515 crucial importance country engaged process european integration montenegro supports partnership relationships european union africa well efforts undertaken solve development challenges eradicate poverty african continent context climate_change adverse effects fully committed finding common response accordance united nations framework convention climate_change deeply committed end view effects natural disasters occurred past year causing heavy climate
MNE 2010 528 528 africa well efforts undertaken solve development challenges eradicate poverty african continent context climate_change adverse effects fully committed finding common response accordance united nations framework convention climate_change deeply committed end view effects natural disasters occurred past year causing heavy loss life enormous material 10-54965 damage particular earthquake haiti floods pakistan therefore global climate
MNE 2010 578 578 global response action required humanitarian level efforts aimed reducing effects natural disasters rebuilding development affected regions countries also necessary order act responsibly respect complex issue climate_change established together neighbouring countries countries region regional forum montenegro deals prevention climate_change related challenges national regional levels montenegro fully dedicated promotion universal protection human rights climate
MNE 2010 590 590 rebuilding development affected regions countries also necessary order act responsibly respect complex issue climate_change established together neighbouring countries countries region regional forum montenegro deals prevention climate_change related challenges national regional levels montenegro fully dedicated promotion universal protection human rights fundamental freedoms everyone strongly support activities human rights council office high commissioner climate
MNG 2010 209 209 evolving global governance system united nations world’s universal legitimate authoritative organization political centre global cooperation represents unique forum synthesizing solutions global problems ranging nuclear weapons climate_change development human rights united nations see world leaders commit making world safer fairer prosperous greener place live future generations yet fact challenges found seeking find climate
MNG 2010 597 597 meeting extend government’s sincere appreciation stakeholders including secretary-general office high representative least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states fellow members unwavering support climate_change another critical area global governance building progress achieved copenhagen shaping broad political consensus imperative now invigorate global negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change lead-up sixteenth climate
MNG 2010 620 620 unwavering support climate_change another critical area global governance building progress achieved copenhagen shaping broad political consensus imperative now invigorate global negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change lead-up sixteenth session conference parties cancún later year impact climate_change mongolia undeniable less years per cent territory affected desertification hundreds rivers springs lakes dried causing climate
MNG 2010 630 630 achieved copenhagen shaping broad political consensus imperative now invigorate global negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change lead-up sixteenth session conference parties cancún later year impact climate_change mongolia undeniable less years per cent territory affected desertification hundreds rivers springs lakes dried causing water shortages biodiversity loss yet climate_change adaptation mitigation techniques suitable climate
MNG 2010 651 651 cancún later year impact climate_change mongolia undeniable less years per cent territory affected desertification hundreds rivers springs lakes dried causing water shortages biodiversity loss yet climate_change adaptation mitigation techniques suitable scaling meet country’s needs yet fully identified introduced strategies programmes place failed yield desired results emergence mining major industry heightened concerns climate
MNG 2010 724 724 cooperation stand priorities addressing challenges last month government held special cabinet meeting sands gobi desert desertification issue vital concern billion people countries continued land degradation climate_change unsustainable agriculture serious threat food security ultimately human security affected message sent gobi government expressed firm resolve effectively address desertification within framework united 10-55128 nations climate
MOZ 2010 200 200 development main goal eradicate poverty one major challenges facing people efforts improve living conditions fully aware fighting poverty need also simultaneously address related challenges namely climate_change energy crisis food insecurity global economic financial crisis whose impacts constitute enduring challenge especially developing economies mozambique challenges interrelated multiplier effects competitiveness growth efforts threats climate
MOZ 2010 229 229 insecurity global economic financial crisis whose impacts constitute enduring challenge especially developing economies mozambique challenges interrelated multiplier effects competitiveness growth efforts threats posed negative impact climate_change environment need continuously dealt priority comprehensively addressed national subregional regional international levels devastation due problems originating climate_change degrading environment astonishing pace fact mozambique many countries climate
MOZ 2010 246 246 effects competitiveness growth efforts threats posed negative impact climate_change environment need continuously dealt priority comprehensively addressed national subregional regional international levels devastation due problems originating climate_change degrading environment astonishing pace fact mozambique many countries sub-saharan africa ravaged cyclical natural disasters destroy major arable lands thus reduce land productivity doubt small island climate
MOZ 2010 298 298 countries face risk disappearing world map time also important recognize plight coastal developing countries like mozambique suffering rise sea levels heavy burden resulting adverse effects climate_change constrains ability governments allocate necessary financial human resources decisively address problems related environment hence developing countries particularly sub-saharan countries required financial resources undertake necessary steps climate
MOZ 2010 326 326 governments allocate necessary financial human resources decisively address problems related environment hence developing countries particularly sub-saharan countries required financial resources undertake necessary steps mitigate impact climate_change end committed continue working concerted manner international development partners especially united nations stakeholders focus creating conditions adaptation local community resilience impact climate_change bearing mind principle climate
MOZ 2010 348 348 steps mitigate impact climate_change end committed continue working concerted manner international development partners especially united nations stakeholders focus creating conditions adaptation local community resilience impact climate_change bearing mind principle common differentiated responsibility like underline association copenhagen accord climate_change based precisely understanding global nature climate_change demands true multilateral response regard look forward climate
MOZ 2010 360 360 partners especially united nations stakeholders focus creating conditions adaptation local community resilience impact climate_change bearing mind principle common differentiated responsibility like underline association copenhagen accord climate_change based precisely understanding global nature climate_change demands true multilateral response regard look forward successful outcome sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held climate
MOZ 2010 366 366 creating conditions adaptation local community resilience impact climate_change bearing mind principle common differentiated responsibility like underline association copenhagen accord climate_change based precisely understanding global nature climate_change demands true multilateral response regard look forward successful outcome sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held cancún later year commend active role climate
MOZ 2010 383 383 copenhagen accord climate_change based precisely understanding global nature climate_change demands true multilateral response regard look forward successful outcome sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held cancún later year commend active role secretary-general united nations ensure meaningful result climate_change negotiations addressing aforementioned challenges strong able global governance utmost importance climate
MOZ 2010 398 398 forward successful outcome sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held cancún later year commend active role secretary-general united nations ensure meaningful result climate_change negotiations addressing aforementioned challenges strong able global governance utmost importance ensure spurring political will needed concrete actions united nations intergovernmental organization universal character ability mobilize climate
MUS 2010 216 216 closer cooperation collaboration government civil society private sector supplemented innovative thinking cutting-edge knowledge path- breaking initiatives success achieving millennium development goals inextricably linked broader agenda climate_change effects climate_change global_warming threaten implementation millennium development goals climate_change affecting countries abundantly clear small islands low-lying coastal states affected consequences therefore urge small island developing climate
MUS 2010 218 218 collaboration government civil society private sector supplemented innovative thinking cutting-edge knowledge path- breaking initiatives success achieving millennium development goals inextricably linked broader agenda climate_change effects climate_change global_warming threaten implementation millennium development goals climate_change affecting countries abundantly clear small islands low-lying coastal states affected consequences therefore urge small island developing states given climate
MUS 2010 219 219 government civil society private sector supplemented innovative thinking cutting-edge knowledge path- breaking initiatives success achieving millennium development goals inextricably linked broader agenda climate_change effects climate_change global_warming threaten implementation millennium development goals climate_change affecting countries abundantly clear small islands low-lying coastal states affected consequences therefore urge small island developing states given simplified climate
MUS 2010 225 225 innovative thinking cutting-edge knowledge path- breaking initiatives success achieving millennium development goals inextricably linked broader agenda climate_change effects climate_change global_warming threaten implementation millennium development goals climate_change affecting countries abundantly clear small islands low-lying coastal states affected consequences therefore urge small island developing states given simplified access financing billion fast-start funding pledged climate
MUS 2010 275 275 pledged copenhagen accord similar access longer-term funds proposed copenhagen green climate fund adaptation funding form grants loans hope forthcoming conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún later year will build copenhagen accord ultimately arrive legally binding agreement limits greenhouse gas emissions based principle common differentiated capabilities responsibilities establishment mitigation climate
MUS 2010 290 290 grants loans hope forthcoming conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún later year will build copenhagen accord ultimately arrive legally binding agreement limits greenhouse gas emissions based principle common differentiated capabilities responsibilities establishment mitigation adaptation funds let us therefore join efforts miss opportunity world climate-smart within reach act now climate
MUS 2010 343 343 act differently effort contribute towards global momentum attain low-carbon future mauritius implementing maurice ile durable project aims protecting environment minimizing dependence fossil fuels increased utilization renewable_energy efficient use energy general high-level review meeting implementation mauritius strategy implementation programme action sustainable development small island developing states re emphasized fact owing inherent specificity climate
MWI 2010 367 367 better now turning global issues want say world today faces challenge producing enough food feed nine billion people living earth must backdrop rising food prices global_warming climate_change environmental degradation pleased inform world body african leaders fully recognize problems unanimously agreed institute new measures ensure five years now africa will able produce climate
MWI 2010 368 368 now turning global issues want say world today faces challenge producing enough food feed nine billion people living earth must backdrop rising food prices global_warming climate_change environmental degradation pleased inform world body african leaders fully recognize problems unanimously agreed institute new measures ensure five years now africa will able produce enough climate
MWI 2010 451 451 resources private sector investment agriculture food production happen african leaders agreed redesign policy efforts focus three priority areas namely agriculture food security transport energy development climate_change envisaged effective transport structures adequate energy supply will enhance agricultural production food processing well improve human mobility marketing food agricultural products surplus countries deficit countries climate
MWI 2010 516 516 united nations food agriculture organization world bank european union multilateral institutions will also cooperate effort now want briefly raise issues major concern africa adverse effects climate_change fragile peace security terrorism piracy maternal infant child mortality slow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa climate
MWI 2010 533 533 briefly raise issues major concern africa adverse effects climate_change fragile peace security terrorism piracy maternal infant child mortality slow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries world share adverse effects climate_change countries world varying degrees experiencing adverse impacts climate_change severe cyclones climate
MWI 2010 548 548 infant child mortality slow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries world share adverse effects climate_change countries world varying degrees experiencing adverse impacts climate_change severe cyclones hurricanes rising sea levels water salinization prolonged severe droughts overall global_warming enough evidence show countries climate
MWI 2010 556 556 leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries world share adverse effects climate_change countries world varying degrees experiencing adverse impacts climate_change severe cyclones hurricanes rising sea levels water salinization prolonged severe droughts overall global_warming enough evidence show countries africa asia latin america least able equipped cope climate
MWI 2010 569 569 world share adverse effects climate_change countries world varying degrees experiencing adverse impacts climate_change severe cyclones hurricanes rising sea levels water salinization prolonged severe droughts overall global_warming enough evidence show countries africa asia latin america least able equipped cope challenges 10-54827 global nature climate_change therefore calls effective immediate appropriate international response need climate
MWI 2010 586 586 sea levels water salinization prolonged severe droughts overall global_warming enough evidence show countries africa asia latin america least able equipped cope challenges 10-54827 global nature climate_change therefore calls effective immediate appropriate international response need act act now international community acknowledged climate_change real threat humanity yet performance major players united nations climate_change climate
MWI 2010 601 601 latin america least able equipped cope challenges 10-54827 global nature climate_change therefore calls effective immediate appropriate international response need act act now international community acknowledged climate_change real threat humanity yet performance major players united nations climate_change conference copenhagen disappointed africa developing nations elsewhere intransigency leaders africa therefore like see united nations climate
MWI 2010 611 611 climate_change therefore calls effective immediate appropriate international response need act act now international community acknowledged climate_change real threat humanity yet performance major players united nations climate_change conference copenhagen disappointed africa developing nations elsewhere intransigency leaders africa therefore like see united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol urgently implemented essential interventions address climate
MWI 2010 629 629 humanity yet performance major players united nations climate_change conference copenhagen disappointed africa developing nations elsewhere intransigency leaders africa therefore like see united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol urgently implemented essential interventions address climate_change conventions spell detail done mitigate climate_change behalf africa call immediate implementation decisions order avert impending human catastrophe climate
MWI 2010 637 637 conference copenhagen disappointed africa developing nations elsewhere intransigency leaders africa therefore like see united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol urgently implemented essential interventions address climate_change conventions spell detail done mitigate climate_change behalf africa call immediate implementation decisions order avert impending human catastrophe glad note maternal infant child health welfare among climate
MWI 2010 643 643 elsewhere intransigency leaders africa therefore like see united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol urgently implemented essential interventions address climate_change conventions spell detail done mitigate climate_change behalf africa call immediate implementation decisions order avert impending human catastrophe glad note maternal infant child health welfare among underlying issues theme general assembly year climate
MYS 2010 198 198 matter soon possible since adoption millennium development goals decade ago galvanized world collective action lack efforts joint endeavours towards betterment humanity missed opportunity last year’s climate_change meeting copenhagen wake-up call us need bridge gaps resolving addressing issue climate_change affects lives livelihoods peoples world future generations june malaysian parliament unanimously passed resolution climate
MYS 2010 210 210 collective action lack efforts joint endeavours towards betterment humanity missed opportunity last year’s climate_change meeting copenhagen wake-up call us need bridge gaps resolving addressing issue climate_change affects lives livelihoods peoples world future generations june malaysian parliament unanimously passed resolution condemning brutal israeli attack humanitarian convoy international waters resolution based humanitarian grounds climate
NAM 2010 252 252 share valuable experiences also evident work remains done challenges encountered encourage us successes recorded inspire us work relentlessly noble common objectives achieving mdgs global level climate_change one major challenges facing humanity today devastating impact natural disasters around world affected countries although namibia significantly contribute emission greenhouse gases one countries vulnerable effects climate
NAM 2010 272 272 objectives achieving mdgs global level climate_change one major challenges facing humanity today devastating impact natural disasters around world affected countries although namibia significantly contribute emission greenhouse gases one countries vulnerable effects climate_change recent years experienced increasingly severe floods droughts destroyed crops livestock wild animals thus call upon industrialized countries take practical climate
NAM 2010 278 278 one major challenges facing humanity today devastating impact natural disasters around world affected countries although namibia significantly contribute emission greenhouse gases one countries vulnerable effects climate_change recent years experienced increasingly severe floods droughts destroyed crops livestock wild animals thus call upon industrialized countries take practical steps demonstrate greater political will bring climate
NAM 2010 306 306 experienced increasingly severe floods droughts destroyed crops livestock wild animals thus call upon industrialized countries take practical steps demonstrate greater political will bring drastic reductions greenhouse gas emissions also urge give meaningful support efforts developing countries mitigate adapt adverse effects climate_change hope industrialized countries will meet commitments provide adequate resources line climate
NAM 2010 321 321 take practical steps demonstrate greater political will bring drastic reductions greenhouse gas emissions also urge give meaningful support efforts developing countries mitigate adapt adverse effects climate_change hope industrialized countries will meet commitments provide adequate resources line undertakings made copenhagen namibia looks forward successful outcome conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
NAM 2010 346 346 climate_change hope industrialized countries will meet commitments provide adequate resources line undertakings made copenhagen namibia looks forward successful outcome conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico later year serving member security council namibia initiated introduced theme women peace security resulted adoption resolution objective highlight plight women conflict situations recognize climate
NER 2010 1192 1192 floods continue affect pakistan india people’s republic china terrible droughts floods sahel heatwave russia made us aware collective vulnerability natural disasters underlying causes environmental degradation climate_change respect highlighted participants september high-level meeting international year biodiversity protection environment everyone’s priority necessary follow voluntary commitments made copenhagen declaration particular respect financing adaptation mitigation climate
NIC 2010 740 740 inquiry 10-55128 salute invitation extended international community taiwan participate work united nations specialized agencies directly related well-being million taiwanese regard call united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization adopt similar position never much information hope conscious severity environmental crisis affecting planet awareness gravity situation makes indispensable forge coalition forces climate
NIC 2010 834 834 production consumption separates human beings nature establishes relationship dominion situation must change restored right track late us meeting copenhagen demonstrated power interests block decisive action climate_change rights mother earth left us unpleasant feeling wasted time impede urgent solutions needed address critical state mother earth uncommitted change eyes fixed hope continue promote climate
NIC 2010 868 868 time impede urgent solutions needed address critical state mother earth uncommitted change eyes fixed hope continue promote commitments based fundamental principle common differentiated responsibilities proportional greenhouse gas emissions accumulated since onset industrial revolution since last year historically caused damage assume responsibility hope nicaragua first country world signed universal declaration rights mother climate
NIC 2010 911 911 first country world signed universal declaration rights mother earth calls countries world sign also hope nicaragua signed people’s agreement adopted cochabamba april world people’s conference climate_change rights mother earth hope nicaragua trusts arrive cancún will united seeking agreements will least partially reverse harm taking path re-establishes lost gravely endangered balance humankind climate
NLD 2010 220 220 option united nations despite efforts peace security legal certainty development still guaranteed everyone fact since united nations established global challenges facing us grown larger consider climate_crisis energy food crisis international economic crisis shown clearly closely connected everything time need ever need united nations organization uniting us ever light applaud choice theme climate
NLD 2010 283 283 must confess replaced word reaffirming recovering ground clearly lost become especially apparent last years group united nations taken lead tackling economic crisis example united nations climate_change conference delivered world able unite behind tough decisions millennium development goals mdgs concerned see mixed results lot achieved goals lagging far behind thanks fragmented defective climate
NLD 2010 371 371 governance organization view end cold war freed united nations long period confrontation stagnation wake international agenda redefined great speed vigour relatively new topics like environment climate_change social themes gender issues began claim attention international legal order strengthened new international tribunals international criminal court growing number peace missions united nations flag course climate
NOR 2010 152 152 us derailed attempts incite conflict must never forget global community virtue shared risks stand us shared threats challenge us shared values bind us together 10-55408 climate_change threatens social economic aspirations let point two important dynamic processes among promising look potential results cancún limiting emissions deforestation financing secretary-general’s high-level advisory group climate_change climate
NOR 2010 177 177 climate_change threatens social economic aspirations let point two important dynamic processes among promising look potential results cancún limiting emissions deforestation financing secretary-general’s high-level advisory group climate_change financing prime minister norway chairs together prime minister ethiopia working hard identify sources can enable us raise funds committed copenhagen need define workable acceptable sources climate
NPL 2010 893 893 tragic loss lives destruction due unprecedented floods similarly fellow ldc haiti faced devastating earthquake disasters wiped hard-earned gains therefore call full sympathy support hour need climate_change become challenge human existence multidimensional threat human lives living things global ecosystem human civilization direct impact efforts eradicate poverty hunger preserve ecological balance country least climate
NPL 2010 926 926 lives living things global ecosystem human civilization direct impact efforts eradicate poverty hunger preserve ecological balance country least developed landlocked country mountainous terrain highly vulnerable climate_change himalayas remain perennial source freshwater billion people living south asia global_warming precipitated melting snow nepalese himalayas two dozen glacial lakes burst banks time causing huge climate
NPL 2010 937 937 poverty hunger preserve ecological balance country least developed landlocked country mountainous terrain highly vulnerable climate_change himalayas remain perennial source freshwater billion people living south asia global_warming precipitated melting snow nepalese himalayas two dozen glacial lakes burst banks time causing huge loss lives property moreover face extreme_weather events floods soil degradation desertification climate
NPL 2010 957 957 billion people living south asia global_warming precipitated melting snow nepalese himalayas two dozen glacial lakes burst banks time causing huge loss lives property moreover face extreme_weather events floods soil degradation desertification fragility mountain countries face special vulnerability climate_change countries like nepal contribute least climate_change yet bear disproportionate impact poor vulnerable people climate
NPL 2010 969 969 dozen glacial lakes burst banks time causing huge loss lives property moreover face extreme_weather events floods soil degradation desertification fragility mountain countries face special vulnerability climate_change countries like nepal contribute least climate_change yet bear disproportionate impact poor vulnerable people among us face severe effects wait action forever national level pursuing afforestation climate
NPL 2010 975 975 causing huge loss lives property moreover face extreme_weather events floods soil degradation desertification fragility mountain countries face special vulnerability climate_change countries like nepal contribute least climate_change yet bear disproportionate impact poor vulnerable people among us face severe effects wait action forever national level pursuing afforestation programmes promoting use alternative sources energy climate
NPL 2010 1052 1052 fast-track provision ensure resources mitigation adaptation technology transfer reducing emissions deforestation degradation redd-plus capacity-building least developed countries ldcs must given priority may withstand sweeping impact climate_change people’s livelihoods international responses special needs concerns ldcs limited success implementation brussels programme action produced mixed results overall performance ldcs millennium development goals internationally agreed climate
NPL 2010 1110 1110 10-55128 primarily continue face structural handicaps constraints well critical resource gap development efforts mutually reinforcing exacerbating food energy economic financial crises together adverse disproportionate impacts climate_change worsened conditions ldcs limited economic activity stagnant growth early stage industrialization heavy reliance subsistence agriculture mainstay national economy lack employment opportunities sectors made poor countries climate
NRU 2010 778 778 control illegal unreported unregulated fishing overfishing large fishing nations rife pacific lack sufficient resources respond criminal activity one pillars economic future literally stolen children regard climate_change island many others like face existential threat far beyond capacity adapt rising sea levels extreme_weather may one day render home uninhabitable island can die long climate
NRU 2010 793 793 criminal activity one pillars economic future literally stolen children regard climate_change island many others like face existential threat far beyond capacity adapt rising sea levels extreme_weather may one day render home uninhabitable island can die long disappeared beneath sea required deprive youth hope incentive will invest home will older opportunity change climate
NRU 2010 824 824 uninhabitable island can die long disappeared beneath sea required deprive youth hope incentive will invest home will older opportunity change course later year united nations climate_change conference held cancún must act children’s future depended decisions make climate_change global issue demands full participation therefore call immediate inclusion taiwan united nations framework convention climate
NRU 2010 835 835 hope incentive will invest home will older opportunity change course later year united nations climate_change conference held cancún must act children’s future depended decisions make climate_change global issue demands full participation therefore call immediate inclusion taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc process must also recognize climate_change poses many threats security climate
NRU 2010 850 850 conference held cancún must act children’s future depended decisions make climate_change global issue demands full participation therefore call immediate inclusion taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc process must also recognize climate_change poses many threats security threats addressed unfccc process pacific small island developing states introduced general assembly resolution climate_change possible climate
NRU 2010 856 856 future depended decisions make climate_change global issue demands full participation therefore call immediate inclusion taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc process must also recognize climate_change poses many threats security threats addressed unfccc process pacific small island developing states introduced general assembly resolution climate_change possible security implications resolution security council primary climate
NRU 2010 874 874 convention climate_change unfccc process must also recognize climate_change poses many threats security threats addressed unfccc process pacific small island developing states introduced general assembly resolution climate_change possible security implications resolution security council primary body united nations entrusted preserving international peace security must also play role lastly must ensure views perspectives nations climate
NZL 2010 762 762 trying find way forward country prides sustainable development new zealand also greatly concerned global environmental issues well working towards outcome cancún involved practical projects addressing climate_change one project global research alliance agricultural greenhouse gases fourteen per cent worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions come agriculture time projections world food production needs increase per cent climate
NZL 2010 769 769 development new zealand also greatly concerned global environmental issues well working towards outcome cancún involved practical projects addressing climate_change one project global research alliance agricultural greenhouse gases fourteen per cent worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions come agriculture time projections world food production needs increase per cent next years double next years feed growing climate
NZL 2010 775 775 global environmental issues well working towards outcome cancún involved practical projects addressing climate_change one project global research alliance agricultural greenhouse gases fourteen per cent worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions come agriculture time projections world food production needs increase per cent next years double next years feed growing world clearly need scientific breakthrough help climate
NZL 2010 833 833 zealand formed alliance now includes agricultural nations find ways address problem scientists researchers now linking across world try balance need increased agricultural production need address climate_change just one example countries can come together address climate_change real way year ago watching see whether world able climb global economic recession much progress made climate
NZL 2010 842 842 address problem scientists researchers now linking across world try balance need increased agricultural production need address climate_change just one example countries can come together address climate_change real way year ago watching see whether world able climb global economic recession much progress made key economic indicators generally pointing right direction rapid coordinated climate
PAK 2010 831 831 resolution south asia reaffirm proposal strategic restraint regime important way promote cause peace stability security region pakistan fifth largest population world per cent world’s total greenhouse-gas emissions one hundred thirty- fifth global list greenhouse-gas emitters despite low contribution climate_change causing irrevocable damage pakistan tremendous social environmental economic impacts world continues discuss climate
PAK 2010 839 839 important way promote cause peace stability security region pakistan fifth largest population world per cent world’s total greenhouse-gas emissions one hundred thirty- fifth global list greenhouse-gas emitters despite low contribution climate_change causing irrevocable damage pakistan tremendous social environmental economic impacts world continues discuss climate_change scientific basis seek fair equitable outcome ongoing climate
PAK 2010 844 844 stability security region pakistan fifth largest population world per cent world’s total greenhouse-gas emissions one hundred thirty- fifth global list greenhouse-gas emitters despite low contribution climate_change causing irrevocable damage pakistan tremendous social environmental economic impacts world continues discuss climate_change scientific basis seek fair equitable outcome ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate
PAK 2010 857 857 emissions one hundred thirty- fifth global list greenhouse-gas emitters despite low contribution climate_change causing irrevocable damage pakistan tremendous social environmental economic impacts world continues discuss climate_change scientific basis seek fair equitable outcome ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc climate_change already become reality million pakistanis present situation pakistan reconfirms extreme climate
PAK 2010 870 870 causing irrevocable damage pakistan tremendous social environmental economic impacts world continues discuss climate_change scientific basis seek fair equitable outcome ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc climate_change already become reality million pakistanis present situation pakistan reconfirms extreme vulnerability adverse impacts climate_change also complicates post-flood reconstruction rehabilitation scenario pakistan pakistan’s interests climate
PAK 2010 872 872 damage pakistan tremendous social environmental economic impacts world continues discuss climate_change scientific basis seek fair equitable outcome ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc climate_change already become reality million pakistanis present situation pakistan reconfirms extreme vulnerability adverse impacts climate_change also complicates post-flood reconstruction rehabilitation scenario pakistan pakistan’s interests work vigorously climate
PAK 2010 886 886 fair equitable outcome ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc climate_change already become reality million pakistanis present situation pakistan reconfirms extreme vulnerability adverse impacts climate_change also complicates post-flood reconstruction rehabilitation scenario pakistan pakistan’s interests work vigorously creatively early successful conclusion ongoing climate-change negotiations unfccc auspices lasting solution will respect principle climate
PER 2010 74 74 face enormous challenges know borders require joint united response entire international community hence important forum globe peru reaffirms resolve cooperate united nations states tackle challenges climate_change terrorism extreme poverty economic crisis drug trafficking weaponization xenophobia rearing head latin america first decade twenty- first century also meant confronting choice two different models climate
PER 2010 1550 1550 fund world bank involving countries work just financial crisis nations must coordinate efforts properly confront terrorism drugs illicit arms trade money laundering trafficking persons xenophobia climate_change respect last theme must note peru vulnerable environment serious risk due climate_change time country strategically placed mitigate adapt effects global climate_change ranks fourth terms quantities climate
PER 2010 1562 1562 efforts properly confront terrorism drugs illicit arms trade money laundering trafficking persons xenophobia climate_change respect last theme must note peru vulnerable environment serious risk due climate_change time country strategically placed mitigate adapt effects global climate_change ranks fourth terms quantities tropical forests want change discourse come hand extended demand cooperation rich world climate
PER 2010 1571 1571 laundering trafficking persons xenophobia climate_change respect last theme must note peru vulnerable environment serious risk due climate_change time country strategically placed mitigate adapt effects global climate_change ranks fourth terms quantities tropical forests want change discourse come hand extended demand cooperation rich world demand fulfil commitments countries come say will countries peru climate
PER 2010 1628 1628 year biospheres one megadiverse countries planet offer necessary hand extended insensitive world rich countries budgetary humane commitment protect unscathed peru’s million hectares forest thus controlling climate_change global level tropical glacier country danger appeal world implement specific goals cooperation technology transfer provide resources develop programmes combat effects climate_change want agreement comprehensive binding climate
PER 2010 1649 1649 hectares forest thus controlling climate_change global level tropical glacier country danger appeal world implement specific goals cooperation technology transfer provide resources develop programmes combat effects climate_change want agreement comprehensive binding fast effective reiterate assembly country’s desire strengthen joint action development clean sustainable growth economy low_carbon_emissions intention will voluntarily reduce zero deforestation climate
PHL 2010 41 41 founded belief collective action lies collective security nations reach across borders immense problems age begin manageable world become increasingly globalized challenges face become globalized well climate_change pandemics terrorism weapons mass destruction transnational organized crime human trafficking illicit drug trade continuing vulnerability migrants women persons disabilities poor challenges posed increasingly interconnected economies climate
PHL 2010 236 236 creation organization mighty clash less end trampled true conflict exists true markets exist true nation true international context concept vulnerability inequality clear global effort address climate_change stand lose much everything effects man-induced climatic conditions little cause enormous need ensure matter justice countries particularly vulnerable assisted adaptation disaster risk-reduction efforts provided necessary climate
PHL 2010 277 277 countries particularly vulnerable assisted adaptation disaster risk-reduction efforts provided necessary resources build climate- resilient communities go hand hand ambitious commitments major economies significantly reduce global greenhouse gas emissions many may say already given mightily resources surely need flood famine remind us much must given many deserve hope better life immediate focus climate
PLW 2010 445 445 day scheme steps believe vital ensuring continued viability stocks palau pacific small island developing states sids joined together sixty- third session general assembly initiate resolution climate_change possible security implications recognizing climate_change development issue now risen level security issue successful adoption resolution consensus landmark occasion pacific sids step forward international community accelerating climate
PLW 2010 450 450 ensuring continued viability stocks palau pacific small island developing states sids joined together sixty- third session general assembly initiate resolution climate_change possible security implications recognizing climate_change development issue now risen level security issue successful adoption resolution consensus landmark occasion pacific sids step forward international community accelerating conflict dislocation caused climate events climate
PLW 2010 744 744 taiwan observer status world health assembly given importance universal approach global problems palau advocates taiwan’s inclusion activities international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change world needs input ensure civil aviation safety security effectively tackle climate_change benefit began address related success story palau’s emergence trusteeship wind remarks will speak candidly climate
PLW 2010 755 755 problems palau advocates taiwan’s inclusion activities international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change world needs input ensure civil aviation safety security effectively tackle climate_change benefit began address related success story palau’s emergence trusteeship wind remarks will speak candidly challenges today palau still feels pain wounds inflicted colonial days damage climate
PNG 2010 600 600 another world war government believes weapons mass destruction unnecessary need eliminated part process support efforts strengthen mechanisms aimed non-proliferation nuclear weapons 10-55128 countries pacific region climate_change great concern papua new guinea need scientist tell us negative impact climate_change live suffer many islands carterets coastal habitats like home area murik lakes gradually climate
PNG 2010 612 612 process support efforts strengthen mechanisms aimed non-proliferation nuclear weapons 10-55128 countries pacific region climate_change great concern papua new guinea need scientist tell us negative impact climate_change live suffer many islands carterets coastal habitats like home area murik lakes gradually submerged rising sea levels result people living areas becoming environmental refugees lowland climate
PNG 2010 664 664 malaria now occurring highlands papua new guinea unusual weather patterns increased incidences cyclones frequent heavy flooding mudslides causing havoc economies exacting untold suffering people attendant climate_change challenges taxing budgetary resources countries undermining development plans international community rightly recognized insidious effects climate_change agreed take concerted action ambit kyoto protocol bali road map climate
PNG 2010 679 679 flooding mudslides causing havoc economies exacting untold suffering people attendant climate_change challenges taxing budgetary resources countries undermining development plans international community rightly recognized insidious effects climate_change agreed take concerted action ambit kyoto protocol bali road map copenhagen accord address issue papua new guinea urges developed partners shoulder greater responsibility reducing greenhouse climate
PNG 2010 704 704 climate_change agreed take concerted action ambit kyoto protocol bali road map copenhagen accord address issue papua new guinea urges developed partners shoulder greater responsibility reducing greenhouse gas emissions assisting developing countries particularly small island states adapt climate_change effects resources adaptation mitigation measures particularly committed copenhagen must made readily available developing countries climate
PNG 2010 715 715 copenhagen accord address issue papua new guinea urges developed partners shoulder greater responsibility reducing greenhouse gas emissions assisting developing countries particularly small island states adapt climate_change effects resources adaptation mitigation measures particularly committed copenhagen must made readily available developing countries note initiative announced japan last week mdg review look forward details climate
PNG 2010 800 800 year biodiversity let say redd-plus initiative will assure protection important biodiversity addition national level papua new guinea adopted action plan climate- compatible development established office climate_change development explicitly oversee actions climate_change issues part strategy reduce carbon footprint now aggressively seeking develop hydropower geothermal sources energy requirements also embarked major commercialization exercise climate
PNG 2010 805 805 initiative will assure protection important biodiversity addition national level papua new guinea adopted action plan climate- compatible development established office climate_change development explicitly oversee actions climate_change issues part strategy reduce carbon footprint now aggressively seeking develop hydropower geothermal sources energy requirements also embarked major commercialization exercise gas reserves deliver cleaner energy climate
POL 2010 972 972 poland expects ambitious forward-looking action-oriented outcome united nations conference sustainable development look forward attaining principal aims conference also bridge trust gap developed developing countries evident climate_change negotiations outcome focused political document universal nature aimed identifying concrete actions countries linked mdgs taking account specific needs developing countries call redoubling efforts ensure institutions climate
POL 2010 1023 1023 involved implementing sustainable development agenda become effective efficient 10-55408 improved synergies provision adequate resources poland played host fourteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc fourth meeting parties kyoto protocol will continue efforts aimed building international consensus comprehensive global post-2012 agreement role united nations system essential maintaining effective efficient climate
POL 2010 1052 1052 parties kyoto protocol will continue efforts aimed building international consensus comprehensive global post-2012 agreement role united nations system essential maintaining effective efficient response challenges posed climate_change regard like thank secretary-general putting climate_change top agenda united nations system numerous efforts address negative impact change climate_change global challenge can addressed effectively global effort climate
POL 2010 1058 1058 aimed building international consensus comprehensive global post-2012 agreement role united nations system essential maintaining effective efficient response challenges posed climate_change regard like thank secretary-general putting climate_change top agenda united nations system numerous efforts address negative impact change climate_change global challenge can addressed effectively global effort within unfccc framework poland believes international climate
POL 2010 1070 1070 essential maintaining effective efficient response challenges posed climate_change regard like thank secretary-general putting climate_change top agenda united nations system numerous efforts address negative impact change climate_change global challenge can addressed effectively global effort within unfccc framework poland believes international community continue focus attention improved enhanced implementation monitoring three rio conventions developing climate
PRT 2010 600 600 reinforced participation developing countries regional groupings communities ongoing debates including reform international financial organizations interaction united nations system another field interdependence urges us act jointly climate_change matter survival shall part ensure cancún summit step right direction portugal consistently worked reduce carbon footprint investing solidly renewable_energy proud able announce already met target climate
PRT 2010 619 619 field interdependence urges us act jointly climate_change matter survival shall part ensure cancún summit step right direction portugal consistently worked reduce carbon footprint investing solidly renewable_energy proud able announce already met target country announced last year portugal already producing per cent electricity local renewable sources intends reach per cent now holds climate
PRT 2010 651 651 country announced last year portugal already producing per cent electricity local renewable sources intends reach per cent now holds fifth place europe world terms use renewable_energy largest wind park europe second largest world holds record highest amount wind energy 10-55103 generated largest photovoltaic park world leader area electric vehicles portugal now climate
PRT 2010 719 719 partnerships technology transfer knowledge supporting efforts towards adaptation mitigation accordance commitments made copenhagen partners least developed countries small island developing states among pollute least suffer climate_change urgent international community take necessary measures reduce vulnerability year marks beginning united nations decade deserts fight desertification portugal recognizes right water well right education adequate climate
PRY 2010 179 179 mdgs republic paraguay believes achievements made regard mdgs avoid fact still inequalities world millions continue live abject poverty situation exacerbated sudden increases food prices consequences climate_change paraguay betting globalization democracy social development betting universalization security based respect human rights unwavering commitment dignifying human life spirit celebrate recent designation paraguayan citizen member climate
PRY 2010 584 584 context reaffirm political will increase contribution peacekeeping missions continue efforts train equip forces accordance standards organization progressively increase participation operations country aware serious complex threats climate_change around world watched concern growing negative effects irregular climate phenomena produce drastic consequences contribute increased poverty displacement persons among irreparable effects must urgently uncompromisingly addressed climate
PRY 2010 614 614 growing negative effects irregular climate phenomena produce drastic consequences contribute increased poverty displacement persons among irreparable effects must urgently uncompromisingly addressed subscribe declaration cochabamba summit climate_change call urgent coordinated responsible global response find ways mitigate lessen reverse tragic devastating consequences climate_change likewise proclaim sovereign rights peoples natural resources interpreted broadest sense climate
PRY 2010 629 629 irreparable effects must urgently uncompromisingly addressed subscribe declaration cochabamba summit climate_change call urgent coordinated responsible global response find ways mitigate lessen reverse tragic devastating consequences climate_change likewise proclaim sovereign rights peoples natural resources interpreted broadest sense new international financial architecture needed one seeks system fair trade efficient regulation mechanisms also need climate
PSE 2010 112 112 agenda general assembly filled matters issues pressing concern entire human race planet particularly relating armed conflict wars struggle people foreign occupation realize right self-determination well climate_change global_warming natural disasters global economic financial crises happening time witnessing rightful demands revitalization united nations particularly reform security council aimed making representative truly reflective current climate
PSE 2010 113 113 general assembly filled matters issues pressing concern entire human race planet particularly relating armed conflict wars struggle people foreign occupation realize right self-determination well climate_change global_warming natural disasters global economic financial crises happening time witnessing rightful demands revitalization united nations particularly reform security council aimed making representative truly reflective current international climate
QAT 2010 668 668 hydrocarbon fuel reserves endeavoured make best use wealth employ revenues service qatari citizens improve various human development indicators like inhabitants planet earth anxious address impact climate_change interest clean energy particularly natural gas list priorities contribute reduction carbon_emissions developed policies aim benefit clean renewable_energy sources approach hope contribute nationally regionally internationally establishment climate
QAT 2010 679 679 qatari citizens improve various human development indicators like inhabitants planet earth anxious address impact climate_change interest clean energy particularly natural gas list priorities contribute reduction carbon_emissions developed policies aim benefit clean renewable_energy sources approach hope contribute nationally regionally internationally establishment peace stability security well development comes thus hope assume part collective climate
QAT 2010 685 685 indicators like inhabitants planet earth anxious address impact climate_change interest clean energy particularly natural gas list priorities contribute reduction carbon_emissions developed policies aim benefit clean renewable_energy sources approach hope contribute nationally regionally internationally establishment peace stability security well development comes thus hope assume part collective responsibility common good climate
ROU 2010 73 73 president league nations time crisis today burdened immense challenges live great responsibilities placed upon us present future generations communities planet face mounting threats often interrelated climate_change exacerbates food energy insecurity health population issues increase migration poverty puts pressure regional security stability time heartened see ever increasing commitment part world’s nations act climate
ROU 2010 105 105 issues increase migration poverty puts pressure regional security stability time heartened see ever increasing commitment part world’s nations act collectively share vision willpower overcome difficulties climate_change must next mobilizing issue must let differences enormous complexity interests define drive negotiations cancún thereafter building upon copenhagen accord must pave way timely adoption comprehensive climate
ROU 2010 154 154 adoption comprehensive legally binding post- kyoto agreement romania including capacity chair commission sustainable development will provide unrestrained support attention international efforts alleviate planet’s environmental perils climate_change will hit us ever harder global recession just battered us crisis revealed flaws national international financial economic systems become obvious world’s financial system longer compatible climate
RUS 2010 996 996 sector civil society based principles global partnership shared responsibility obvious global problems including achievement mdgs resolved without engaging innovations advanced technologies modernization solutions valid challenges climate_change energy food security fight diseases engagement enormous potential united nations family system specialized agencies area will allow organization become catalyst establishment development multilateral modernization alliances climate
RWA 2010 45 45 equally understanding global governance recognizes inevitable welcome interconnectedness nations unique circumstances contributions principle mutual respect say welcome seen major threats global scale like financial crisis climate_change terrorism poverty challenges world peace need concerted efforts nations addressed effectively just-concluded high-level plenary meeting millennium development goals provided us another opportunity assess role united climate
SDN 2010 911 911 developed african countries help fight trends lead confrontations instability deterioration development developing countries african continent continued suffer repercussions global economic financial crisis well adverse effects climate_change including impact prices food energy widened scope poverty hunger increased social tensions migration displacement armed conflict inability african states especially developing countries cope humanitarian consequences climate
SDN 2010 1096 1096 negotiation also stress need renounce harmful propaganda sowing fear panic tension region pinned great hopes success international consensus issues environment climate view direct severe effect climate_change life people country many others confirmed studies prepared experts organization specialized agencies prompted secretary- general draw attention close link climate_change number armed conflicts african continent climate
SDN 2010 1116 1116 climate view direct severe effect climate_change life people country many others confirmed studies prepared experts organization specialized agencies prompted secretary- general draw attention close link climate_change number armed conflicts african continent elsewhere particular darfur therefore hoped efforts address climate_change crowned success copenhagen conference developed countries pledge basis historical responsibilities adopt strategies climate
SDN 2010 1129 1129 prepared experts organization specialized agencies prompted secretary- general draw attention close link climate_change number armed conflicts african continent elsewhere particular darfur therefore hoped efforts address climate_change crowned success copenhagen conference developed countries pledge basis historical responsibilities adopt strategies programmes clearly defined goals principles aimed addressing root causes climate_change hoped pledge provide climate
SDN 2010 1151 1151 hoped efforts address climate_change crowned success copenhagen conference developed countries pledge basis historical responsibilities adopt strategies programmes clearly defined goals principles aimed addressing root causes climate_change hoped pledge provide necessary financial resources sharing responsibility preservation planet fully respecting principles agreed earth summit declaration rio de janeiro pleased recall laudable attention country climate
SDN 2010 1181 1181 financial resources sharing responsibility preservation planet fully respecting principles agreed earth summit declaration rio de janeiro pleased recall laudable attention country given problem mitigating effects climate_change numerous programmes plans institutions well promoting necessary awareness gravity problem among wide sectors population however remains moral obligation humanitarian mission responsibility demands joint international efforts climate
SGP 2010 905 905 housing water management transportation planning better logistics developing countries urbanizing rapidly order develop repeat mistakes gone us vested interest growth liveable cities third world example carbon_emissions reduced without healthy urbanization hope fostering liveable cities will become major objective g-20 countries best form aid can provide knowledge training two years ago singapore climate
SLB 2010 21 21 indeed honour congratulate sir behalf government people solomon islands president general assembly sixty-fifth session term office coincides economic turmoil impacts climate_change growing social security concerns threats unilateralism challenging multilateralism fronts delegation pleased manner convened concluded three high-level meetings millennium development goals mdgs biodiversity mauritius strategy clear climate
SLB 2010 562 562 humanity history shown deep horror devastation nuclear weapons solomon islands supports total elimination nuclear weapons absolute guarantee safe secure world urgency agreeing legally binding agreement climate_change cancún mexico overemphasized common concern binds world together planet already absorbing heat getting warmer global temperature risen c past century current trends science tells us climate
SLB 2010 578 578 guarantee safe secure world urgency agreeing legally binding agreement climate_change cancún mexico overemphasized common concern binds world together planet already absorbing heat getting warmer global temperature risen c past century current trends science tells us 10-55128 temperature will increase c end century threatening survival many states including solomon islands critical clear climate
SLB 2010 589 589 mexico overemphasized common concern binds world together planet already absorbing heat getting warmer global temperature risen c past century current trends science tells us 10-55128 temperature will increase c end century threatening survival many states including solomon islands critical clear plan stabilizing greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands supports call small island climate
SLB 2010 606 606 past century current trends science tells us 10-55128 temperature will increase c end century threatening survival many states including solomon islands critical clear plan stabilizing greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands supports call small island developing states restrict temperature rise c bring greenhouse gas concentration well parts per million noting limited atmospheric climate
SLB 2010 618 618 end century threatening survival many states including solomon islands critical clear plan stabilizing greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands supports call small island developing states restrict temperature rise c bring greenhouse gas concentration well parts per million noting limited atmospheric carbon space left carbon-budget approach option just fair way prevent global temperature climate
SLB 2010 622 622 many states including solomon islands critical clear plan stabilizing greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands supports call small island developing states restrict temperature rise c bring greenhouse gas concentration well parts per million noting limited atmospheric carbon space left carbon-budget approach option just fair way prevent global temperature reaching irreversible levels takes climate
SLB 2010 643 643 temperature rise c bring greenhouse gas concentration well parts per million noting limited atmospheric carbon space left carbon-budget approach option just fair way prevent global temperature reaching irreversible levels takes consideration development needs space concerns developing countries shared responsibilities rights meeting demands health atmosphere issue united nations system-wide coherence general assembly climate
SLB 2010 917 917 note taiwan’s participation observer world health assembly gesture improved cross-strait relations taiwan registered interest participating two united nations treaty organizations year united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc international civil aviation organization country supports participation two organizations deal two global issues common concern world climate_change aviation issues need participation countries aviation safety climate
SLB 2010 935 935 treaty organizations year united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc international civil aviation organization country supports participation two organizations deal two global issues common concern world climate_change aviation issues need participation countries aviation safety health atmosphere delegation finds regrettable unfccc secretariat adopted narrow position matter requires parties convention kyoto protocol decide millennium climate
SLV 2010 158 158 world murdered desperate young men women lost lives trying find future united states canada expression tragedy region well metaphor global injustice tragedy result plane crash climate_change result essentially three factors point lack positive results fight poverty injustice referring first lack opportunities exclusion backwardness widespread injustice affect central american societies account mass climate
SMR 2010 327 327 congratulate mr president choice theme year’s session role united nations global governance particularly complex subject since concerns global threats affect destinies peoples increasingly direct way climate_change biodiversity economic financial employment crises food security public health disarmament proliferation weapons fight terrorism today theme global governance inevitably linked new way conceiving multilateralism new climate
SMR 2010 953 953 however report outlines progress discontinuous uneven one region another recently witnessed series severe unprecedented crises including world economic financial crisis food energy crisis one related climate_change humanitarian crises including recent earthquake haiti huge floods pakistan caused increased number conflicts obtained good results now experiencing severe setback even structured commitment will necessary climate
SOM 2010 137 137 international issues require timely resolutions serious work 10-55103 general assembly design strategies avoid future world today known technological advancement modern science confronted many challenges resulting climate_change global_warming effects devastating floods drought forest fires landslides desertification earthquakes snow storms environmental problems occurred recently many countries including violent floods pakistan china destructive forest climate
SOM 2010 138 138 issues require timely resolutions serious work 10-55103 general assembly design strategies avoid future world today known technological advancement modern science confronted many challenges resulting climate_change global_warming effects devastating floods drought forest fires landslides desertification earthquakes snow storms environmental problems occurred recently many countries including violent floods pakistan china destructive forest fires climate
STP 2010 145 145 mr ban ki-moon efforts dedication skill guided organization despite enormous political economic social challenges world facing particular regard issues peace international security underdevelopment extreme poverty climate_change food security continuation regional conflicts deep conviction order collectively face challenges must reaffirm strengthen confidence role united nations promoting peace justice world defence multilateralism vital climate
STP 2010 403 403 various economic opportunities particular official development assistance international investment moreover support conclusion new international trade agreement equitable fairer basis well conclusion united nations framework convention climate_change welcome appointment ms michelle bachelet former president chile oversee matters relating women gender view promoting participation global challenges millennium summit world leaders committed creating environment climate
STP 2010 641 641 made significant progress areas mentioned aware much remains done order achieve millennium development goals sao tome principe believes collective responsibility take measures address adverse effects climate_change although welcome political willingness member states continue process building necessary consensus various themes discussed copenhagen summit recognize efforts made recent meeting held bonn well prospects climate
STP 2010 692 692 opening meeting held mexico sao tome principe expresses concern attempts use nuclear energy non-peaceful purposes hope utilize nuclear energy accordance existing mechanisms international regulation supervision climate_change caused imbalances microclimate country dramatic impact domestic production poses threat food security sao tome principe authorities country therefore like continue count invaluable support willingness far climate
STP 2010 813 813 members united nations particular specialized agencies find ways make possible taiwan’s greater participation specialized agencies bodies machinery international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change believe taiwan’s participation two forums will strengthen mechanisms better serve common interests consolidating democratic process democratic republic sao tome principe just conducted yet another elections climate
SUR 2010 560 560 transcend national borders ability countries particular developing countries make progress many international development goals merely depend domestic policy choices international enabling environment regard increased significance climate_change global threat will affect developing countries devastating way suriname low-lying coast belongs top countries will seriously affected sea- level rise ironic culpable excessive levels greenhouse climate
SUR 2010 585 585 climate_change global threat will affect developing countries devastating way suriname low-lying coast belongs top countries will seriously affected sea- level rise ironic culpable excessive levels greenhouse gases atmosphere bear heavy part brunt according united nations environment programme global biodiversity loss high high declared international year biodiversity united nations order attract attention climate
SUR 2010 684 684 globally believe tackle problem head starting home moving towards immediate neighbours subregion south america caribbean thus creating 10-55103 substantial force world forum dealing ill effects climate_change seems standing forest wealth suriname’s biodiversity taken granted global community structures place provide incentives continue path sustainability despite promise choices development will duly respect proper climate
SUR 2010 726 726 sustainability despite promise choices development will duly respect proper balance nature development various high-level meetings organized address issues common concern fight hiv aids negative effects climate_change arms proliferation effects global economic financial crisis transnational organized crime associated ills time necessary draw special attention issue non-communicable diseases great concern us initiative caribbean climate
SVN 2010 214 214 united nations bretton woods institutions united nations group finding best possible responses crisis addressing needs vulnerable unfortunate result far-reaching developments continue face even greater challenge climate_change indeed past year year lost opportunities however reason lower ambitions climate_change real loss biodiversity unprecedented consequences already felt far many people around world cases existence climate
SVN 2010 225 225 responses crisis addressing needs vulnerable unfortunate result far-reaching developments continue face even greater challenge climate_change indeed past year year lost opportunities however reason lower ambitions climate_change real loss biodiversity unprecedented consequences already felt far many people around world cases existence individual countries states members united nations stake year must better cancún climate
SVN 2010 258 258 far many people around world cases existence individual countries states members united nations stake year must better cancún reach comprehensive post-2012 climate agreement will limit global_warming c stated copenhagen accord improve adaptation adverse effects climate_change responsibilities differ must shoulder share common burden fall berlin wall countries western europe decided open ranks climate
SVN 2010 267 267 states members united nations stake year must better cancún reach comprehensive post-2012 climate agreement will limit global_warming c stated copenhagen accord improve adaptation adverse effects climate_change responsibilities differ must shoulder share common burden fall berlin wall countries western europe decided open ranks states central eastern europe decision instrumental building modern europe climate
SWE 2010 263 263 see global trend increasing humanitarian needs therefore utmost importance continue strengthen humanitarian system whole particular ocha parallel need focus preparedness prevention reduce long-term vulnerability disasters climate_change clearly one greatest challenges generation affecting world particularly poor countries unpredictable devastating ways even meet two-degree target set united nations disasters will continue reality developed climate
SWE 2010 1247 1247 representatives participate actively proceedings capacity observer looking forward continued cooperation view ensuring adoption resolution effect soon possible countries interconnected today unprecedented way globalized world problems climate_change natural disasters disease drugs terrorism conflicts take new proportions time alleviation poverty fight human rights democracy economic development remain relevant ever need cooperate global structures climate
SWZ 2010 517 517 appreciates allowed participate observer world health organization 10-55103 hopefully will also lead taiwan’s participating similar manner united nations agencies particular interest united nations framework convention climate_change world today continues concerned nuclear proliferation threat weapons mass destruction pose human existence world peace economic development environment spread nuclear weapons makes mockery efforts world climate
SWZ 2010 676 676 unfairness bias world free nuclear weapons mass destruction will allow us concentrate issues sustainable development developing nation kingdom eswatini following keen interest issues surrounding effects climate_change agriculture-based economy kingdom also victim environmental degradation therefore look forward climate_change conference held mexico later year trust ongoing negotiations will result agreements acceptable parties paramount climate
SWZ 2010 687 687 concentrate issues sustainable development developing nation kingdom eswatini following keen interest issues surrounding effects climate_change agriculture-based economy kingdom also victim environmental degradation therefore look forward climate_change conference held mexico later year trust ongoing negotiations will result agreements acceptable parties paramount importance developed world honour pledges assist developing countries mitigation adaptation efforts climate
SWZ 2010 834 834 among nations world bring hope future people look us leaders take lead promoting peace enshrined charter must find lasting solutions challenges include poverty unemployment disease global_warming major challenge make peace within among nations happen finding solutions shall indeed guarantee clear road towards achievement sustainable development nations world shall achieve noble goal climate
SYC 2010 240 240 states fall cracks categories middle-income sids face special problems international development architecture currently make provision funding available sids fragmented reliable funding even issues sids affected climate_change many barriers ability access funding least use gross domestic product per capita criteria define eligibility funding question will come increasingly try answer question fund development climate
SYC 2010 431 431 began grow thanks new foreign direct investment developing world gulf africa asia many new channels development remain relatively unexplored unstructured like also brief assembly groundbreaking renewable_energy project undertaken seychelles support united arab emirates government project example small island can access affordable financing reduce dependence fossil fuels one things make islands vulnerable climate
SYC 2010 480 480 islands vulnerable south-south dynamics often overlooked traditional dynamics united nations often also waste lot time ideological debates obscure true objectives development need pragmatic need act climate_change particular sea-level rise remain far greatest threats small islands much ambitious global action needs taken significantly reduce emissions implement adaptation manner will ensure development aspirations climate
SYC 2010 530 530 aspirations survival countries small islands particular need ensure fast- start funding also available disbursement quickly possible must stress concern small islands much funding available adapt climate_change channelled traditional funding channels means sids will miss funds middle-income status climate_change requires funding mechanisms rely business usual need real fast start moment still stuck climate
SYC 2010 542 542 available disbursement quickly possible must stress concern small islands much funding available adapt climate_change channelled traditional funding channels means sids will miss funds middle-income status climate_change requires funding mechanisms rely business usual need real fast start moment still stuck starting block reflect governance united nations must also spare effort ensure can climate
SYR 2010 684 684 zones african continent promoting africa’s role within international system also strongly reiterate call lift embargo imposed cuba decades world suffered numerous natural disasters year resulting climate_change global_warming know disasters prelude severe wider-scale calamities well threaten natural life planet obligation towards nature yet exceeded limits abusing many countries chosen ignore warnings scientists climate
SYR 2010 685 685 african continent promoting africa’s role within international system also strongly reiterate call lift embargo imposed cuba decades world suffered numerous natural disasters year resulting climate_change global_warming know disasters prelude severe wider-scale calamities well threaten natural life planet obligation towards nature yet exceeded limits abusing many countries chosen ignore warnings scientists ominous climate
SYR 2010 775 775 comprehensive legally binding post-2012 framework agreement believe extremely important address shortcomings copenhagen renew commitment bali action plan premises kyoto protocol painful situation pakistan typical symptom climate_change yet another example devastating disasters must expect unless work seriously collectively address grave situation people government country syria wholeheartedly sympathize pakistan disaster-stricken countries stress urgent climate
SYR 2010 844 844 world look forward strengthening revitalizing role united nations guaranteeing respect international law must forget though planet earth home world aspiring build home besieged ominous phenomenon climate_change entails tragic consequences humanity year prelude yet come sincerely hope cancún conference will herald direly needed rescue effort climate
TCD 2010 84 84 energy crises international cooperation underpinning struggle exemplary unprecedented able curb financial crisis rich countries poor countries continue suffer effects food energy crises added negative effects climate_change environment republic chad welcomes fact united nations focusing development challenges particular achievement millennium development goals financing evidenced recent high-level meeting fear relevant recommendations emerged meeting climate
TCD 2010 753 753 reforestation region national programme green belt plant million trees year throughout country began beyond subregional aspect programmes integrate perfectly global initiatives worldwide struggle ill effects climate_change therefore deserve international community’s support moreover october chad will host eighth world forum sustainable development whose theme will save lake chad lake chad part world climate
TCD 2010 793 793 development whose theme will save lake chad lake chad part world heritage danger disappearing shrunk square kilometres less square kilometres years typical example disastrous consequences climate_change take opportunity invite people good will take part forum large numbers regard international issues alarming increase terrorist activities several regions africa throughout world express total climate
TGO 2010 475 475 vast field solidarity international cooperation although positive signs recovery world economy exaggeration say path stabilization suppression disturbing effects crisis still long perilous uncertain new problem climate_change brought wake catastrophes linked rainfall phenomena floods drought landslides without doubt phenomena will negative impact global economic growth general specifically tragic effect least developed countries climate
TGO 2010 517 517 economic growth general specifically tragic effect least developed countries particular despite threat still hesitate reach agreement demonstrated recently copenhagen conference innovative proactive strategies significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions one hand hand pursue discussions adopt soon possible schedule concluding new agreement succeed kyoto protocol time speeches time act now high-level plenary meeting climate
THA 2010 721 721 major food exporter thailand can contribute ensuring greater food security also believe greater regional cooperation asean plus three emergency rice reserve stands model regions emulate climate_change undeniable happening now experiencing effects exacerbated world’s woes including food scarcity natural disasters thailand developing country actively pursuing voluntary climate-change mitigation efforts plan increase forest climate
THA 2010 752 752 exacerbated world’s woes including food scarcity natural disasters thailand developing country actively pursuing voluntary climate-change mitigation efforts plan increase forest area 10-55396 reforestation afforestation well renewable_energy usage indeed eleventh national social economic development plan years now drafted aims move thailand towards becoming low-carbon society also aiming green economic growth energy used climate
THA 2010 792 792 towards becoming low-carbon society also aiming green economic growth energy used efficiently wisely developed world must also play part helping others become better equipped fight climate_change greater technology transfer thus must sincerely hope sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún will lead concrete comprehensive results fight climate_change development climate
THA 2010 807 807 must also play part helping others become better equipped fight climate_change greater technology transfer thus must sincerely hope sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún will lead concrete comprehensive results fight climate_change development linked human security linked human rights people must freedom want well fear fundamental human rights climate
THA 2010 816 816 fight climate_change greater technology transfer thus must sincerely hope sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún will lead concrete comprehensive results fight climate_change development linked human security linked human rights people must freedom want well fear fundamental human rights universal guaranteed promoted differs country country accordance different belief climate
TJK 2010 109 109 must buttressed every possible way specific practical measures will contribute full timely achievement mdgs without exception backdrop energy financial economic crisis recent years ever-growing impact climate_change actions supported adequate financial resources regard appeal double official development assistance important component financing development remains urgent allocation additional external funds development aggravate burden debt climate
TJK 2010 417 417 investment climate support trade renewal activities ensure social protection population develop labour market strengthen human resources need make transition sustainable development order address long-term issues climate_change preservation biodiversity prevention desertification finding solutions requires comprehensive concerted actions efforts address global climate_change need examined critically especially light last year’s united nations climate_change conference climate
TJK 2010 431 431 human resources need make transition sustainable development order address long-term issues climate_change preservation biodiversity prevention desertification finding solutions requires comprehensive concerted actions efforts address global climate_change need examined critically especially light last year’s united nations climate_change conference copenhagen lessons drawn meeting encourage us take resolute measures towards mitigation harmful gas emissions climate
TJK 2010 441 441 issues climate_change preservation biodiversity prevention desertification finding solutions requires comprehensive concerted actions efforts address global climate_change need examined critically especially light last year’s united nations climate_change conference copenhagen lessons drawn meeting encourage us take resolute measures towards mitigation harmful gas emissions adaptation reduce adverse impact climate_change transfer technologies promote transition low_carbon climate
TJK 2010 461 461 light last year’s united nations climate_change conference copenhagen lessons drawn meeting encourage us take resolute measures towards mitigation harmful gas emissions adaptation reduce adverse impact climate_change transfer technologies promote transition low_carbon economy convinced forthcoming meeting cancún parties united nations framework convention climate_change will able agree upon dimensions new global agreement will climate
TJK 2010 466 466 climate_change conference copenhagen lessons drawn meeting encourage us take resolute measures towards mitigation harmful gas emissions adaptation reduce adverse impact climate_change transfer technologies promote transition low_carbon economy convinced forthcoming meeting cancún parties united nations framework convention climate_change will able agree upon dimensions new global agreement will become important milestone post-kyoto period climate
TJK 2010 477 477 towards mitigation harmful gas emissions adaptation reduce adverse impact climate_change transfer technologies promote transition low_carbon economy convinced forthcoming meeting cancún parties united nations framework convention climate_change will able agree upon dimensions new global agreement will become important milestone post-kyoto period known climate_change affects freshwater resources increases probability floods mudflows landslides droughts climate
TJK 2010 493 493 convinced forthcoming meeting cancún parties united nations framework convention climate_change will able agree upon dimensions new global agreement will become important milestone post-kyoto period known climate_change affects freshwater resources increases probability floods mudflows landslides droughts water-related natural disasters furthermore climate_change aggravates acute scarcity freshwater certain regions planet example tajikistan source per climate
TJK 2010 507 507 dimensions new global agreement will become important milestone post-kyoto period known climate_change affects freshwater resources increases probability floods mudflows landslides droughts water-related natural disasters furthermore climate_change aggravates acute scarcity freshwater certain regions planet example tajikistan source per cent water resources entire region last years thousand glaciers disappeared total will add tajikistan’s climate
TJK 2010 755 755 interests management freshwater resources diplomatic means early warning preventive diplomacy confidence-building measures mutually advantageous mutually acceptable regional cooperation dialogue issues worldwide move towards development use renewable_energy considerably reduces harmful gas emissions important component efforts address climate_change essential encourage support every possible way projects aimed increasing proportion renewable_energy used globally transfer new climate
TJK 2010 765 765 confidence-building measures mutually advantageous mutually acceptable regional cooperation dialogue issues worldwide move towards development use renewable_energy considerably reduces harmful gas emissions important component efforts address climate_change essential encourage support every possible way projects aimed increasing proportion renewable_energy used globally transfer new advanced technologies enhancing efficiency energy supply energy conservation tajikistan fully climate
TJK 2010 776 776 move towards development use renewable_energy considerably reduces harmful gas emissions important component efforts address climate_change essential encourage support every possible way projects aimed increasing proportion renewable_energy used globally transfer new advanced technologies enhancing efficiency energy supply energy conservation tajikistan fully supports initiative ensuring universal access advanced energy services considers prerequisite successful climate
TJK 2010 817 817 initiative ensuring universal access advanced energy services considers prerequisite successful achievement millennium development goals reason tajikistan developing energy potential consistent planned manner basis integrated development renewable_energy sources alongside construction small medium-scale hydropower stations considering implementation large-scale projects regional significance exploring possibility using solar wind energy effective regional cooperation plays significant role climate
TLS 2010 1089 1089 early resolution seemingly intractable problems seems little political will solve western sahara problem believe already exceeded time allocated one minute seconds words say foreign aid climate_change will skip order respect everybody else particularly following allow say two words united nations reform years founding united nations yet undertake meaningful reform make representative climate
TON 2010 345 345 within system ultimately improves ability better relate respond needs sids without measure adjustments manner united nations system addresses sids sids issues progress will remain stilted climate_change properly continues dominate majority statements heard week last end collective ability states adequately meet burden global expectations copenhagen many states like tonga left look little climate
TON 2010 403 403 potential us reach beyond narrow national regional interests cancún embrace collective responsibility duty nation-states particularly states vulnerable least responsible situation least able address capricious whims climate_change taking forward work pacific sids consensus resolution entitled climate_change possible security implications resolution join others strongly encouraging current prospective members security council seize moral imperative climate
TON 2010 412 412 embrace collective responsibility duty nation-states particularly states vulnerable least responsible situation least able address capricious whims climate_change taking forward work pacific sids consensus resolution entitled climate_change possible security implications resolution join others strongly encouraging current prospective members security council seize moral imperative follow momentum taking positive proactive action resolution final arbiter climate
TON 2010 626 626 faced respective regions historic summit outcome represent ever-expanding development tonga’s foreign policy interests include countries regions hitherto considered development comes firmly heels active engagement international renewable_energy agency continuing interest potential renewable_energy first-time visit tonga number pacific sids highness sheikh abdullah bin zayed al nahyan develop relations region regard acknowledge appreciation partnership climate
TON 2010 631 631 outcome represent ever-expanding development tonga’s foreign policy interests include countries regions hitherto considered development comes firmly heels active engagement international renewable_energy agency continuing interest potential renewable_energy first-time visit tonga number pacific sids highness sheikh abdullah bin zayed al nahyan develop relations region regard acknowledge appreciation partnership pacific programme potential meet development climate
TTO 2010 635 635 remains done successful meeting next year order achieve desired results united nations will put place common set principles tackle important concern global public health issue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment economic livelihood climate
TTO 2010 650 650 common set principles tackle important concern global public health issue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment economic livelihood territorial integrity survival many states although united nations continues forefront discussions confront formidable challenge progress climate
TTO 2010 656 656 global public health issue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment economic livelihood territorial integrity survival many states although united nations continues forefront discussions confront formidable challenge progress much slow making contribution process wish climate
TTO 2010 692 692 united nations continues forefront discussions confront formidable challenge progress much slow making contribution process wish reiterate position alliance small island states namely deep ambitious cuts greenhouse gas emissions developed countries amounting per cent year per cent order meaningful advancement sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico must climate
TTO 2010 714 714 deep ambitious cuts greenhouse gas emissions developed countries amounting per cent year per cent order meaningful advancement sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico must utilize coming united nations climate_change conference held china agree identification additional predictable sources finance institutional issues related finance form final agreement respectful climate
TTO 2010 722 722 amounting per cent year per cent order meaningful advancement sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held mexico must utilize coming united nations climate_change conference held china agree identification additional predictable sources finance institutional issues related finance form final agreement respectful view urgent concerted action viable option bring results climate
TUN 2010 1353 1353 competence generous devotion late hédi annabi head united nations stabilization mission haiti today world urgently needs adopt efficient policy protect environment spare humanity adverse consequences climate_change past three decades caused international community huge economic losses assembly certainly aware climate_change serious impact stability many countries given many problems caused especially global_warming drought climate
TUN 2010 1366 1366 world urgently needs adopt efficient policy protect environment spare humanity adverse consequences climate_change past three decades caused international community huge economic losses assembly certainly aware climate_change serious impact stability many countries given many problems caused especially global_warming drought floods resulting degradation harvests scarcity water resources tunisia underlines need accelerate pace international climate
TUN 2010 1377 1377 consequences climate_change past three decades caused international community huge economic losses assembly certainly aware climate_change serious impact stability many countries given many problems caused especially global_warming drought floods resulting degradation harvests scarcity water resources tunisia underlines need accelerate pace international talks climate_change giving priority human interests economic benefits reach agreement guaranteeing climate
TUN 2010 1393 1393 impact stability many countries given many problems caused especially global_warming drought floods resulting degradation harvests scarcity water resources tunisia underlines need accelerate pace international talks climate_change giving priority human interests economic benefits reach agreement guaranteeing minimum measures will taken meet huge challenges posed climate_change particularly developing least developed countries tunisia calls climate
TUN 2010 1411 1411 tunisia underlines need accelerate pace international talks climate_change giving priority human interests economic benefits reach agreement guaranteeing minimum measures will taken meet huge challenges posed climate_change particularly developing least developed countries tunisia calls establishment decisive intervention programme help remedy effects climate_change problems causes terms ecosystems farming policies international food security general climate
TUN 2010 1426 1426 agreement guaranteeing minimum measures will taken meet huge challenges posed climate_change particularly developing least developed countries tunisia calls establishment decisive intervention programme help remedy effects climate_change problems causes terms ecosystems farming policies international food security general context tunisia reiterates support african position underlines importance helping african countries face effects climate_change tunisia climate
TUN 2010 1450 1450 effects climate_change problems causes terms ecosystems farming policies international food security general context tunisia reiterates support african position underlines importance helping african countries face effects climate_change tunisia commends attention given japan korea issue hope forthcoming mexico summit will produce positive results can help achieve objectives vital field present session assembly devoted climate
TUR 2010 451 451 turkish international cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fields health education agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse impact climate_change around world parts planet experiencing severe drought others hit devastating floods current climate
TUR 2010 452 452 international cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fields health education agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse impact climate_change around world parts planet experiencing severe drought others hit devastating floods current plight climate
TUR 2010 464 464 agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse impact climate_change around world parts planet experiencing severe drought others hit devastating floods current plight pakistan reminder become pressing issue calls urgent remedial action must acknowledge sustainable climate
TUV 2010 257 257 severe impact consequences crises also continue encountered people one element effect increased cost importing fossil fuel cost fossil-fuel dependency crippling effect national budget desperate need renewable_energy energy-efficiency technologies appropriate unique conditions tuvalu last week also undertook review mauritius strategy implementation barbados programme action discussions proposed three key outcomes first need support climate
TUV 2010 339 339 thirdly seeking proper acknowledgement small island developing states concerns united nations process recognition discrete group within united nations system much said well documented importance seriousness climate_change especially adverse impact small island states least developed countries like tuvalu recent pacific island forum meeting leaders highlighted climate_change greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples climate
TUV 2010 358 358 much said well documented importance seriousness climate_change especially adverse impact small island states least developed countries like tuvalu recent pacific island forum meeting leaders highlighted climate_change greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific leaders iterated unsustainable development climate_change threaten livelihoods pacific peoples also islands cultures nurture however despite high expectations concrete climate
TUV 2010 370 370 states least developed countries like tuvalu recent pacific island forum meeting leaders highlighted climate_change greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific leaders iterated unsustainable development climate_change threaten livelihoods pacific peoples also islands cultures nurture however despite high expectations concrete timely support international community deeply concerned disappointed outcomes climate_change conference copenhagen sincerely climate
TUV 2010 392 392 iterated unsustainable development climate_change threaten livelihoods pacific peoples also islands cultures nurture however despite high expectations concrete timely support international community deeply concerned disappointed outcomes climate_change conference copenhagen sincerely hope forthcoming conference parties held cancún later year will lead concrete results shallow promises view slow painful progress ongoing negotiations united nations climate
TUV 2010 420 420 sincerely hope forthcoming conference parties held cancún later year will lead concrete results shallow promises view slow painful progress ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change process coupled lack concrete commitments shown key greenhouse gas emitting countries tuvalu like see three key political commitments come meeting cancún 10-55276 first like see climate
TUV 2010 428 428 year will lead concrete results shallow promises view slow painful progress ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change process coupled lack concrete commitments shown key greenhouse gas emitting countries tuvalu like see three key political commitments come meeting cancún 10-55276 first like see amendments rules kyoto protocol agreed amendments ready ratification climate
TUV 2010 494 494 bali action plan thirdly agree set decisions provide interim steps implement measures incorporated new legally binding agreement bare minimum anticipate agreeing upon cancún tuvalu addressing climate_change substantive way fundamental sustainable development livelihood allow next conference cancún another failure like copenhagen despite fact tuvalu one small island developing states least developed countries climate
TUV 2010 558 558 council recognized taken vulnerability seriously consideration addressing question graduation least developed country category strongly believe tuvalu’s economic environmental vulnerability overemphasized totally ignored especially ongoing consequences climate_change recent global crisis regard continue call upon united nations development partners recognize vulnerability least developed country review criteria graduation rule graduation least developed countries agree climate
TUV 2010 680 680 finance telecommunications technology environmental protection taiwan deserves participate fully member world health organization united nations specialized agencies international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change tuvalu therefore urges united nations specialized agencies accommodate taiwan’s meaningful participation respective systems activities conclusion let reiterate underscore importance seriousness climate_change cross-cutting issue adverse impacts climate
TUV 2010 701 701 united nations framework convention climate_change tuvalu therefore urges united nations specialized agencies accommodate taiwan’s meaningful participation respective systems activities conclusion let reiterate underscore importance seriousness climate_change cross-cutting issue adverse impacts especially impact sea-level rise small island developing state tuvalu although acknowledge profound appreciation commitments generous pledges offered international community establishment international climate
TUV 2010 731 731 especially impact sea-level rise small island developing state tuvalu although acknowledge profound appreciation commitments generous pledges offered international community establishment international trust funds specifically earmarked climate_change process accessing sources funds let alone timely disbursement extremely difficult time consuming small countries tuvalu therefore commitments without timely actions deliver concrete results ground may climate
UKR 2010 558 558 maritime security protection sailors social rights call upon member states cooperate end today humanity increasingly confronted so-called soft security challenges word soft mislead us though climate_change constitutes global threat future mankind experts saying today changes irreversible international community immediately make possible efforts avoid worst-case scenario political will member states mobilized signing climate
URY 2010 1008 1008 deems important promote dialogue order foster bridge-building among various decision-making forums must aware without healthy natural environment development efforts will limited effect context global phenomenon climate_change perhaps urgent dramatic challenge currently facing humanity poses additional challenges development forces us urgently consider need implement measures adapt mitigate adverse effects measures require changes climate
USA 2010 499 499 open diplomacy iran choose walk iranian government must demonstrate clear credible commitment confirm world peaceful intent nuclear programme combat spread deadly weapons also confronting spectre climate_change making historic investments clean energy efficiency home helped forge accord copenhagen first time commits major economies reduce emissions keenly aware just first step going forward climate
VAT 2010 827 827 case millennium goals become veritable fraud vis-à-vis comprehensive human development peoples regard environment subject millennium goal participation heads state government conference states parties framework convention climate_change held copenhagen december demonstrated attention importance attached issue complex climate international agenda holy see hopes next session conference states parties will take political decision will climate
VCT 2010 585 585 national income promised developed world international conference financing development monterrey billions pledged g-8 summit gleneagles doubling aid africa billion ironically titled fast-start funding materialize year climate_change adaptation trillion promised g-20 april saint vincent grenadines therefore puzzling friends development partners can suffer donor fatigue yet donate originally promised similarly confounding reflective supposed climate
VCT 2010 1079 1079 ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate 10-55408 participation taiwan international civil aviation authority climate
VCT 2010 1088 1088 strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate 10-55408 participation taiwan international civil aviation authority case tiny non-governmental organization allowed denied meaningful participation bureaucratic climate
VCT 2010 1361 1361 held ambitions better world tackle global issues day often spend time lowering rather rising meet expectations world clamouring collective leadership continued failures achieve binding solution climate_change mitigation adaptation case point months since painful lessons so-called copenhagen accord devastating floods pakistan heatwaves fires russia shown us nation immune reach impact climate_change vulnerability climate
VCT 2010 1385 1385 solution climate_change mitigation adaptation case point months since painful lessons so-called copenhagen accord devastating floods pakistan heatwaves fires russia shown us nation immune reach impact climate_change vulnerability large nations ruinous hurricanes floods fires approach unique specific existential vulnerabilities small island developing states states vulnerable natural disasters small island developing states threatened climate
VCT 2010 1428 1428 vulnerable natural disasters small island developing states threatened wiped map entirely ceasing exist saint vincent grenadines interested lowering expectations head cancún need binding meaningful agreement climate_change deferred indefinitely view disgust transparent attempts measure financial political cost must done save planet threatening destroy world shamelessly squabble dollars degrees fail endeavour history will climate
VEN 2010 370 370 states therefore free choose among several alternatives rebuilding united nations also requires general assembly fully exercise responsibilities matters international peace security enshrined charter united nations climate_change negotiations unfolding complex context makes difficult arrive consensus majority topics developed countries reject international commitments fully force specifically kyoto protocol bolivarian republic venezuela hopes next climate
VEN 2010 402 402 arrive consensus majority topics developed countries reject international commitments fully force specifically kyoto protocol bolivarian republic venezuela hopes next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held cancún end year legally binding agreement reached ambitious respects convention kyoto protocol venezuela fighting creation development model based new paradigm substitutes prevailing models production climate
VNM 2010 330 330 violation national independence sovereignty inequality international relations though somewhat abated persisted new dangers surfaced billion people still living destitute poverty hundreds millions others put scourge climate_change food insecurity natural disasters pandemics terrorism mr president situation requires greater efforts solidarity achieve world genuine peace better life brighter future 65-year journey united nations climate
VUT 2010 495 495 stages progress achieve millennium development goals mdgs island countries increasing vulnerability threats challenges underscored impacts global economic financial fuel food crises exacerbated current impending impacts climate_change well inherent limited capacity respond say however made progress achieving goals respect goal primary education systems pacific region characterized high enrolment six countries currently displaying climate
VUT 2010 722 722 made excellent progress effectively implementing mauritius strategy national regional levels also acknowledge shortcomings beyond control growing vulnerabilities pacific island countries exacerbated impacts global economic crisis climate_change natural disasters factors affect abilities respond climate_change remains greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific continuing concerted efforts forum members made national regional international levels climate
VUT 2010 729 729 national regional levels also acknowledge shortcomings beyond control growing vulnerabilities pacific island countries exacerbated impacts global economic crisis climate_change natural disasters factors affect abilities respond climate_change remains greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific continuing concerted efforts forum members made national regional international levels address impacts climate_change pacific communities peoples degree climate
VUT 2010 750 750 factors affect abilities respond climate_change remains greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific continuing concerted efforts forum members made national regional international levels address impacts climate_change pacific communities peoples degree urgency real commitments emissions reduction must commensurate science associated impacts climate_change vulnerable communities issue must viewed eye short-term impacts traditional industrial climate
VUT 2010 765 765 efforts forum members made national regional international levels address impacts climate_change pacific communities peoples degree urgency real commitments emissions reduction must commensurate science associated impacts climate_change vulnerable communities issue must viewed eye short-term impacts traditional industrial growth political tenure rather longer-term consideration sustainability economies societies peoples world meaningful legally binding agreement climate
VUT 2010 803 803 tenure rather longer-term consideration sustainability economies societies peoples world meaningful legally binding agreement emissions reduction must reached urgently without delay recognizing importance effective coordination implementation climate_change adaptation mitigation efforts levels particularly national level forum leaders endorsed set principles will guide forum island countries development partners regard bearing mind existing ongoing efforts climate
VUT 2010 838 838 endorsed set principles will guide forum island countries development partners regard bearing mind existing ongoing efforts region principles consistent cairns compact pacific islands framework action climate_change reflect recognition forum leaders important role regional international arrangements play supporting national adaptation mitigation enhancement capacity access resources 10-55128 also pleased say ahead cancún climate_change climate
VUT 2010 863 863 climate_change reflect recognition forum leaders important role regional international arrangements play supporting national adaptation mitigation enhancement capacity access resources 10-55128 also pleased say ahead cancún climate_change meetings november december government kiribati will hosting tarawa climate_change conference november anticipate bringing together representatives countries vulnerable impact climate_change well representatives major economies allow juncture climate
VUT 2010 872 872 arrangements play supporting national adaptation mitigation enhancement capacity access resources 10-55128 also pleased say ahead cancún climate_change meetings november december government kiribati will hosting tarawa climate_change conference november anticipate bringing together representatives countries vulnerable impact climate_change well representatives major economies allow juncture make remarks pertinent vanuatu’s position number issues meeting assembly climate
VUT 2010 882 882 10-55128 also pleased say ahead cancún climate_change meetings november december government kiribati will hosting tarawa climate_change conference november anticipate bringing together representatives countries vulnerable impact climate_change well representatives major economies allow juncture make remarks pertinent vanuatu’s position number issues meeting assembly session renew commitment united nations principles enshrined charter however need climate
VUT 2010 1218 1218 agencies look progress make projections without taking consideration issues permanent vulnerabilities capacity sustain growth countries indicators millennium development goals clearly demonstrate little progress human development climate_change volcanic eruptions disasters will continue significant factors inhibiting human development islands factors critical therefore reiterate position must carefully weighed vulnerability graduation criteria case close neighbour climate
WSM 2010 208 208 truly deliberative representative body global decision-making process giving voice representation member states irrespective country’s wealth might basis samoa becoming member world body years ago threat climate_change grave dire implications global peace security threatens intensify existing drivers conflict way roll back development across many countries causes climate_change responsible multifaceted threats poses solutions climate
WSM 2010 228 228 world body years ago threat climate_change grave dire implications global peace security threatens intensify existing drivers conflict way roll back development across many countries causes climate_change responsible multifaceted threats poses solutions mitigate adapt negative impacts well documented duly validated science real life experiences new climate_change instrument currently negotiation progress painfully slow climate
WSM 2010 247 247 back development across many countries causes climate_change responsible multifaceted threats poses solutions mitigate adapt negative impacts well documented duly validated science real life experiences new climate_change instrument currently negotiation progress painfully slow contradicts gravity urgency problem sadly vested national interests taking precedence concern global just solution intransigent positions advanced force concessions climate
WSM 2010 283 283 sadly vested national interests taking precedence concern global just solution intransigent positions advanced force concessions frustrate progress privileged fortunate geographies resource endowments may persuade feel climate_change urgent priority can afford wait negotiation legally binding climate_change agreement long takes luxury island nations paradoxically front line destructive impacts climate_change least responsible causes often climate
WSM 2010 292 292 solution intransigent positions advanced force concessions frustrate progress privileged fortunate geographies resource endowments may persuade feel climate_change urgent priority can afford wait negotiation legally binding climate_change agreement long takes luxury island nations paradoxically front line destructive impacts climate_change least responsible causes often least able respond adapt indeed island nations climate_change threatens climate
WSM 2010 304 304 endowments may persuade feel climate_change urgent priority can afford wait negotiation legally binding climate_change agreement long takes luxury island nations paradoxically front line destructive impacts climate_change least responsible causes often least able respond adapt indeed island nations climate_change threatens existence survival sovereign states stakes high climate_change unquestionably immediate urgent priority world climate
WSM 2010 316 316 binding climate_change agreement long takes luxury island nations paradoxically front line destructive impacts climate_change least responsible causes often least able respond adapt indeed island nations climate_change threatens existence survival sovereign states stakes high climate_change unquestionably immediate urgent priority world big mistake country think otherwise similarly unhelpful view climate_change simply environmental issue climate
WSM 2010 324 324 paradoxically front line destructive impacts climate_change least responsible causes often least able respond adapt indeed island nations climate_change threatens existence survival sovereign states stakes high climate_change unquestionably immediate urgent priority world big mistake country think otherwise similarly unhelpful view climate_change simply environmental issue climate_change cross-cutting endangers economic social development serious implications climate
WSM 2010 338 338 indeed island nations climate_change threatens existence survival sovereign states stakes high climate_change unquestionably immediate urgent priority world big mistake country think otherwise similarly unhelpful view climate_change simply environmental issue climate_change cross-cutting endangers economic social development serious implications peace security 10-55122 communities whether impact national transborder new climate_change treaty matter ambitious comprehensive climate
WSM 2010 342 342 threatens existence survival sovereign states stakes high climate_change unquestionably immediate urgent priority world big mistake country think otherwise similarly unhelpful view climate_change simply environmental issue climate_change cross-cutting endangers economic social development serious implications peace security 10-55122 communities whether impact national transborder new climate_change treaty matter ambitious comprehensive binding will ineffectual without climate
WSM 2010 359 359 otherwise similarly unhelpful view climate_change simply environmental issue climate_change cross-cutting endangers economic social development serious implications peace security 10-55122 communities whether impact national transborder new climate_change treaty matter ambitious comprehensive binding will ineffectual without full membership participation united nations member states especially obligation participate inaction blamed absence solutions reverse impacts climate_change climate
WSM 2010 384 384 climate_change treaty matter ambitious comprehensive binding will ineffectual without full membership participation united nations member states especially obligation participate inaction blamed absence solutions reverse impacts climate_change rather unwillingness countries part unified global solution much publicized fast-track funding announced copenhagen meet adaptation needs vulnerable countries become best- kept secret information much pledges climate
WSM 2010 439 439 information vague seems bereft coordination yet fast-track resources commitments made highest political level recognition copenhagen pressing need interim measure help vulnerable countries avert harmful effects climate_change pending conclusion negotiated agreement uncertainty legal form content completion date new treaty makes moral imperative promised fast-track resources made available without delay clear simplified guidelines climate
WSM 2010 515 515 level maturity convergence agreed compromises continue defer making hard decisions need reclaim credibility process every day indecisiveness disproportionately increases risks vulnerable countries experiencing frequent severe climate_change impacts afford leave cancún empty-handed concrete results must achieved give people confidence substantive responses protect climate_change time strengthen belief united nations can deliver legally binding climate
WSM 2010 531 531 indecisiveness disproportionately increases risks vulnerable countries experiencing frequent severe climate_change impacts afford leave cancún empty-handed concrete results must achieved give people confidence substantive responses protect climate_change time strengthen belief united nations can deliver legally binding agreement global security risk terrorism transcends international borders attack universal values like international threats terrorism area climate
YEM 2010 611 611 resolution contains work programme coming five years yemen’s leadership group enabled achieve much south’s agenda serves interests developing countries leading highly complex negotiations conventions environment climate_change proud chaired meetings group china united nations framework convention climate_change effective participation work relevant committees led compromise middle ground hope will lead success thus far climate
YEM 2010 621 621 enabled achieve much south’s agenda serves interests developing countries leading highly complex negotiations conventions environment climate_change proud chaired meetings group china united nations framework convention climate_change effective participation work relevant committees led compromise middle ground hope will lead success thus far remained reach must focus suffering million pakistanis caused recent floods climate
YEM 2010 661 661 far remained reach must focus suffering million pakistanis caused recent floods calling international community particularly super-powers shoulder responsibilities towards pakistani people well responsibility vis-à-vis impact climate_change future potential destructive effects call upon member states responsibly stand sisterly government pakistan view alleviating suffering internally displaced persons like take opportunity extend warmest condolences climate
YEM 2010 1050 1050 nations beginning last month meeting reiterated necessary strengthen cooperation among member states fields trade investment tourism culture education fisheries efforts combat epidemics natural disasters challenges climate_change piracy high seas also hosted extraordinary ministerial meeting sana’a forum cooperation emphasizing need achieve security stability horn africa south red sea combat extremism piracy terrorism climate
ZAF 2010 588 588 full implementation undertakings made transform international financial architecture including reform bretton woods institutions step towards building world system founded equity social justice environmental issues including climate_change also become high priorities international agenda south africa fully committed multilateral outcome basis bali plan action two-track negotiated legally binding outcome convinced copenhagen accord provides climate
ZAF 2010 632 632 legally binding outcome convinced copenhagen accord provides political guidance future negotiations accordingly work together ensure forthcoming meeting sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change mexico takes bold concrete steps address climate_change effects part south africa will opportunity host seventeenth session conference parties december eve end first commitment period kyoto climate
ZAF 2010 639 639 political guidance future negotiations accordingly work together ensure forthcoming meeting sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change mexico takes bold concrete steps address climate_change effects part south africa will opportunity host seventeenth session conference parties december eve end first commitment period kyoto protocol peace stability one preconditions bringing africa climate
ZMB 2010 36 36 zambia zambia wishes align statement delivered excellency ngwazi professor bingu wa mutharika president republic malawi current chairperson african union session taking place amid global challenges climate_change loss biodiversity environmental degradation international terrorism piracy hiv aids extreme poverty hunger among others occasion member states collectively engage dialogue aimed finding solutions challenges countries climate
ZMB 2010 248 248 connection year zambia recorded bumper harvest maize main food crop will ensure food security increased incomes smallholder farmers constitute majority farming community mindful however fact climate_change evidenced persistent periods droughts floods countries poses one serious threats agricultural sector thus overall food production government everything possible investing agricultural research irrigation methods debate climate
ZMB 2010 274 274 evidenced persistent periods droughts floods countries poses one serious threats agricultural sector thus overall food production government everything possible investing agricultural research irrigation methods debate climate_change lose sight need assist developing countries including zambia building capacities adapt order mitigate negative impacts agricultural sector without poverty hunger will persist country zambia shares climate
ZWE 2010 366 366 decision-making processes institutions global governance need participate making policies decisions affect livelihoods reason called continue call reform multilateral financial institutions including bretton woods institutions clear climate_change now one pressing global issues time copenhagen failed produce successor kyoto protocol outcome many us hoped yet conference significant way demonstrated futility attempts rich powerful climate
ZWE 2010 448 448 namely economic growth social development environmental protection implement principle common differentiated responsibilities hope negotiators meet cancún mexico december will produce outcome addresses needs affected effects climate_change global food security continues matter great concern particularly light increased drought flooding reiterate call urgent substantial increase investment agriculture developing countries global efforts address food climate
ZWE 2010 476 476 security continues matter great concern particularly light increased drought flooding reiterate call urgent substantial increase investment agriculture developing countries global efforts address food crisis impact climate_change drive achieve mdgs must go hand hand disappointing doha development round stalled despite nine years negotiations mainly due intransigence countries doha round trade must allowed climate
ALB 2011 603 603 committed sustainable development developing countries emerging markets albania face countless difficulties also advantage learning mistakes developed countries able avoid mind determined turn albania small superpower renewable_energy region rich water resources albania resembles small norway balkan peninsula government already signed private sector concessional contract construction hydropower stations built companies europe rest world climate
ALB 2011 673 673 wind parks albania also one sunniest places europe government determined exploit solar well geothermal energy believe addition major efforts necessary achieve international legal framework prevent global_warming lower greenhouse-gas emissions must speedily reach agreement stipulating percentage aid generous donors offering support cause used purpose supporting private-sector companies focused renewable_energy projects funds used climate
ALB 2011 675 675 albania also one sunniest places europe government determined exploit solar well geothermal energy believe addition major efforts necessary achieve international legal framework prevent global_warming lower greenhouse-gas emissions must speedily reach agreement stipulating percentage aid generous donors offering support cause used purpose supporting private-sector companies focused renewable_energy projects funds used cover cost climate
ALB 2011 695 695 legal framework prevent global_warming lower greenhouse-gas emissions must speedily reach agreement stipulating percentage aid generous donors offering support cause used purpose supporting private-sector companies focused renewable_energy projects funds used cover cost loan interest incurred realizing renewable_energy projects sure will increase manifold production renewable_energy near future combat climate_change improve environmental conditions forestation climate
ALB 2011 705 705 agreement stipulating percentage aid generous donors offering support cause used purpose supporting private-sector companies focused renewable_energy projects funds used cover cost loan interest incurred realizing renewable_energy projects sure will increase manifold production renewable_energy near future combat climate_change improve environmental conditions forestation also important united nations billion tree campaign met successful response climate
ALB 2011 712 712 support cause used purpose supporting private-sector companies focused renewable_energy projects funds used cover cost loan interest incurred realizing renewable_energy projects sure will increase manifold production renewable_energy near future combat climate_change improve environmental conditions forestation also important united nations billion tree campaign met successful response many countries deserves credit first important step climate
ALB 2011 716 716 supporting private-sector companies focused renewable_energy projects funds used cover cost loan interest incurred realizing renewable_energy projects sure will increase manifold production renewable_energy near future combat climate_change improve environmental conditions forestation also important united nations billion tree campaign met successful response many countries deserves credit first important step however potential much greater climate
AND 2011 465 465 high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicable diseases held recently successes allow us forget one serious challenges facing international community assembly highest representation fight climate_change date humankind used overcoming recessions times crisis entering new phase growth 11-51398 without thinking negative external effects growth now know growth price development must sustainable climate
AND 2011 498 498 entering new phase growth 11-51398 without thinking negative external effects growth now know growth price development must sustainable economic terms also particularly environmental terms threat climate_change great stronger global recession developed countries particular survive natural resources seriously threatened climate_change may also case andorra bases good part economic welfare snow mountain tourism climate
AND 2011 511 511 growth price development must sustainable economic terms also particularly environmental terms threat climate_change great stronger global recession developed countries particular survive natural resources seriously threatened climate_change may also case andorra bases good part economic welfare snow mountain tourism will always support initiative aiming greater awareness need combat climate_change take steps adapt climate
AND 2011 533 533 resources seriously threatened climate_change may also case andorra bases good part economic welfare snow mountain tourism will always support initiative aiming greater awareness need combat climate_change take steps adapt probably already reality context underscore entry force andorra united nations framework convention climate_change may never lose sight fact main goal united nations climate
AND 2011 549 549 will always support initiative aiming greater awareness need combat climate_change take steps adapt probably already reality context underscore entry force andorra united nations framework convention climate_change may never lose sight fact main goal united nations guarantee peace security context freedom respect human rights just past states emerged ensure social peace individual climate
AND 2011 598 598 peace individual freedom citizens united nations also raison d’être maintenance peace security rule international law today speak inclusive sustainable economic growth new profound awareness threat climate_change forget issues closely linked promotion safer world growth leaves vulnerable groups behind excludes least developed countries added effects climate_change leads less safe less stable world climate
AND 2011 617 617 economic growth new profound awareness threat climate_change forget issues closely linked promotion safer world growth leaves vulnerable groups behind excludes least developed countries added effects climate_change leads less safe less stable world year marks tenth anniversary tragic attacks september new york seat united nations headquarters president obama recalled last wednesday see climate
ATG 2011 1148 1148 poverty achieve internationally agreed millennium development goals policies responsive needs population contribute dynamic growing economies prerequisite addressing huge challenges related access food energy water sanitation climate_change fast-paced urbanization migration enough merely respond anticipated challenges must take innovative proactive approaches seize opportunities presented world billion people countries latin american caribbean region reflect climate
AUS 2011 1291 1291 gap indigenous non-indigenous australians hope answering development challenges world inextricably linked health planet planet ultimately can bear much scientists tell us planetary boundaries beyond venture climate_change biodiversity loss stratospheric ozone depletion chemical pollution ocean acidification depletion freshwater reserves just matter atmospheric limits oceans well next year rio international community will opportunity climate
AUS 2011 1329 1329 just matter atmospheric limits oceans well next year rio international community will opportunity act decisively protect planet now stress just need take effective global action climate_change climate_change will go away even choose easy path simply hiding heads sand children will never forgive us global community face challenges historic consequence global economy climate
AUS 2011 1330 1330 matter atmospheric limits oceans well next year rio international community will opportunity act decisively protect planet now stress just need take effective global action climate_change climate_change will go away even choose easy path simply hiding heads sand children will never forgive us global community face challenges historic consequence global economy global climate
AUT 2011 417 417 international peace institute established austria fully stands behind campaign launched secretary-general monday achieve universal access modern energy services support doubling rate improvement energy efficiency share renewable_energy global energy mix austria provides substantial support energy environment efforts undertaken united nations industrial development organization last june hosted vienna energy forum participants discussed alternative climate
AZE 2011 592 592 efforts aimed eradicating poverty promoting sustainable development global prosperity pay particular attention addressing special needs vulnerabilities developing least developed countries well recovering natural disasters suffering climate_change particular small island states recent humanitarian crisis horn africa demonstrated importance global solidarity azerbaijan provided urgent aid support ongoing efforts towards eradication famine region government climate
BDI 2011 215 215 let us however illusions still insecurity aftermath socio-economic reinsertion former combatants also ongoing problems transitional regime along temporary decline economic situation people traceable problems agriculture climate_change spike prices generally oil forget fact burundi post-conflict country connection pleased surrender weapons people handed furthermore disarmament commission established national police begun scout weapons confiscate climate
BEL 2011 642 642 european union belgium now reached level statehood world ignore now time show leadership accountability towards people region many said global challenges face multiple range terrorism climate_change sustainable development regard upcoming united nations conference sustainable development will ask lot energy creativity months ahead financial turmoil terrible humanitarian tragedies like one horn africa climate
BEN 2011 792 792 benin strongly supports innovative financing initiative development call nations group take closer look initiative taxation financial transactions becomes tangible reality weeks months come threats related climate_change particularly continuing deterioration environment drought source famine parts africa recurrence natural disasters greatly undermine future prospects ldcs benin commends united nations preparatory work rio summit climate
BFA 2011 422 422 natural disasters particular recent international financial crises dangerously compromising balance economies putting social cohesion terrible test demand response constant vigilance firm solidarity parts harmful effects climate_change spared country natural disasters particular compromised shaken foundations development many us especially least- developed countries especially vulnerable suffer tackling scourge special attention renewed effort part climate
BFA 2011 983 983 republic china will favour granting republic china taiwan place deserves concert nations including genuine participation activities international organizations international civil aviation organization conferences united nations climate_change convention conclusion wish express desire virtues international solidarity dialogue among nations will continue inspire united nations pre-eminent forum multilateralism together can respond challenges world faces climate
BGD 2011 190 190 disadvantaged elderly deprived women 11-51360 role united nations changed since establishment maintenance international peace security now includes new challenges intra-state ethnic strife terrorism transnational crimes climate_change poverty energy water security well widening gap rich poor however successes united nations reinforced belief twenty-first century remains legitimate universally accepted international body ability harness climate
BGD 2011 910 910 socio-economic security least developed countries ldcs bangladesh need international support support must come granting us market access removing trade barriers fulfilment overseas development aid combating climate_change commitments made istanbul may agriculture energy infrastructure water migration also strengthen economic stability ldcs now time development partners implement commitments made monterrey paris brussels conclusion climate
BGD 2011 954 954 implement commitments made monterrey paris brussels conclusion doha development round support must continue enable ldcs fulfil millennium development goals support especially important bangladesh extra tension climate_change metre rise sea level due global_warming inundate fifth landmass displacing million people largest humanitarian crisis history order lose time prepared 134-point adaptation mitigation plan includes climate
BGD 2011 960 960 conclusion doha development round support must continue enable ldcs fulfil millennium development goals support especially important bangladesh extra tension climate_change metre rise sea level due global_warming inundate fifth landmass displacing million people largest humanitarian crisis history order lose time prepared 134-point adaptation mitigation plan includes river dredging afforestation per cent land climate
BGD 2011 992 992 largest humanitarian crisis history order lose time prepared 134-point adaptation mitigation plan includes river dredging afforestation per cent land increasing food production crop varieties adapted climate_change et cetera also established climate_change trust fund million 11-51360 funds bangladesh climate_change resilience fund million donors bangla spoken million people worldwide earnestly appeal member states climate
BGD 2011 997 997 lose time prepared 134-point adaptation mitigation plan includes river dredging afforestation per cent land increasing food production crop varieties adapted climate_change et cetera also established climate_change trust fund million 11-51360 funds bangladesh climate_change resilience fund million donors bangla spoken million people worldwide earnestly appeal member states back proposal declare bangla one climate
BGD 2011 1004 1004 includes river dredging afforestation per cent land increasing food production crop varieties adapted climate_change et cetera also established climate_change trust fund million 11-51360 funds bangladesh climate_change resilience fund million donors bangla spoken million people worldwide earnestly appeal member states back proposal declare bangla one official languages united nations also seek support climate
BGR 2011 1425 1425 full support began statement focusing challenge tackling non-communicable diseases human suffering caused various illnesses exacerbated owing effects series global crises food finance energy threats associated climate_change taken together new challenges impede progress towards achievement millennium development goals must twice vigilant now world today faces challenges will shape tomorrow need able meet climate
BHR 2011 620 620 evidenced numerous awards won various human social fields stress great importance global issues discussed secretary-general’s annual report work organization convinced imperative member states cooperate issues climate_change international health drought poverty alleviation disarmament non-proliferation nuclear weapons fight terrorism urgent ever given scale challenges problems facing humankind can create new world security peace climate
BHS 2011 101 101 season bahamas well number caribbean islands indeed east coast united states particularly hard- hit hurricane irene devastation caused storms reinforces need global attention adverse impacts climate_change natural disasters storms trail destruction took lives flattened homes businesses toppled trees spread debris across roadways bridges cases caused almost certain irreversible damage coastal areas climate
BHS 2011 154 154 believe international community take immediate measures address climatic phenomena cause huge losses threaten many countries us increased frequency intensity natural disasters including hurricanes due effects climate_change among major challenges faced national level environmental challenges including waste water- resource management issues together economic social challenges constitute serious constraints bahamas committed mainstreaming sustainable climate
BHS 2011 195 195 economic social challenges constitute serious constraints bahamas committed mainstreaming sustainable development principles national development strategies progress made key areas protecting biodiversity supporting development policies promoting renewable_energy look forward continuing collaborate international partners achieve even greater success years ahead vein bahamas looks forward next year’s united nations conference sustainable development fully expect climate
BIH 2011 835 835 necessary everything power individually collectively order prevent erosion key strategic project believe necessary international community especially united nations redouble efforts assist primarily least developed countries climate_change problem caused human activity leading changes environment catastrophic consequences humankind whole process reaching agreement environmental protection intensified bosnia herzegovina shares concern states members united nations climate
BIH 2011 873 873 reaching agreement environmental protection intensified bosnia herzegovina shares concern states members united nations fact drought floods sea-level rise lack running water food deforestation phenomena caused global_warming pose serious threat global security future cause conflict throughout world extremely important issue climate_change therefore requires urgent action international community bosnia herzegovina expressed interest joining climate
BIH 2011 887 887 drought floods sea-level rise lack running water food deforestation phenomena caused global_warming pose serious threat global security future cause conflict throughout world extremely important issue climate_change therefore requires urgent action international community bosnia herzegovina expressed interest joining countries support copenhagen accord thus country joined large number states members united nations consider climate
BIH 2011 945 945 legally binding agreement bearing mind believe neither economic political interests stand way achieving global consensus beginning global common struggle preserve natural balance planet often forgotten climate_change direct effect terms development poverty hunger consequently global peace security convinced common interest ensure future generations inherit best possible world common home planet earth 11-50702 climate
BLR 2011 496 496 hence need proactive unconventional approaches among specific approaches consider important address issue transfer effective cutting-edge energy technologies developing middle-income countries also key element overcoming problems climate_change crucial technologies already exist established many parts globe therefore difficulties technical ultimately let us grasp one point today impossible green paradise affluent countries poor ones climate
BLZ 2011 213 213 bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems organization united nations climate
BLZ 2011 218 218 industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems organization united nations various agencies institutions belize therefore climate
BLZ 2011 261 261 organization united nations various agencies institutions belize therefore looking united nations lead charge partner us combating three serious threats presently confront us namely threat posed climate_change threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicable diseases small island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage climate
BLZ 2011 277 277 three serious threats presently confront us namely threat posed climate_change threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicable diseases small island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms appreciate us primarily responsible welfare taking measures climate
BLZ 2011 287 287 threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicable diseases small island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms appreciate us primarily responsible welfare taking measures within competence cope changing circumstances climate_change global problem requires global climate
BLZ 2011 290 290 violence threat posed chronic non-communicable diseases small island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms appreciate us primarily responsible welfare taking measures within competence cope changing circumstances climate_change global problem requires global response based principle climate
BLZ 2011 308 308 nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms appreciate us primarily responsible welfare taking measures within competence cope changing circumstances climate_change global problem requires global response based principle common differentiated responsibility president took chair end small island coastal states including belize moving resolutely towards low- carbon climate
BLZ 2011 384 384 development however order succeed initiative will require delivery transfer often promised environmentally friendly technology new additional funding promised international community regard consider upcoming durban conference climate_change high importance believe every effort made conference forge climate_change regime will incentivize significant emission reductions protection preservation existing forests simultaneously creating disincentives polluting actions additionally climate
BLZ 2011 393 393 often promised environmentally friendly technology new additional funding promised international community regard consider upcoming durban conference climate_change high importance believe every effort made conference forge climate_change regime will incentivize significant emission reductions protection preservation existing forests simultaneously creating disincentives polluting actions additionally clear legally binding rules must 11-51670 hammered view guaranteeing climate
BRA 2011 648 648 respect haitian sovereignty brazil proud assist consolidation democracy country 11-50692 position provide solidarity-based contribution brotherly countries developing world matters food security agricultural technology generation clean renewable_energy fight hunger poverty since late witnessed series grass-roots demonstrations come known arab spring brazil adopted homeland many immigrants part world brazilians sympathize pursuit ideal belongs climate
BRA 2011 1020 1020 within borders political stability region come country descendents arabs jews compatriots live together harmony brazil advocates global comprehensive ambitious agreement within framework united nations fight climate_change achieve 11-50692 countries must shoulder respective responsibilities brazil submitted concrete voluntary significant proposal reducing greenhouse gas emissions united nations climate_change conference copenhagen hope able make climate
BRA 2011 1035 1035 advocates global comprehensive ambitious agreement within framework united nations fight climate_change achieve 11-50692 countries must shoulder respective responsibilities brazil submitted concrete voluntary significant proposal reducing greenhouse gas emissions united nations climate_change conference copenhagen hope able make progress upcoming meeting durban supporting developing countries efforts reduce emissions time ensuring developed countries fulfil climate
BRA 2011 1040 1040 within framework united nations fight climate_change achieve 11-50692 countries must shoulder respective responsibilities brazil submitted concrete voluntary significant proposal reducing greenhouse gas emissions united nations climate_change conference copenhagen hope able make progress upcoming meeting durban supporting developing countries efforts reduce emissions time ensuring developed countries fulfil obligations beyond basis new targets climate
BRB 2011 502 502 hold sacred trust future generations inconvenient truth success humankind’s development goals will depend ability planet sustain consumption production activities must cautious therefore use fossil fuels carbon_emission levels unregulated treatment waste planet now begun protest dramatic changes climate prospect sea-level rise existence small island states like caribbean pacific imperilled current trends halted climate
BRB 2011 970 970 standards transfer conventional arms including small arms light weapons ammunition much changed since formation united nations global challenges face today pandemics hiv aids non-communicable diseases climate_change growth illicit drug trade transnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction new others including extreme poverty genocide terrorism civil conflict old yet need united nations remains climate
BRN 2011 362 362 three years ago see pv outlined approach broadly setting now regarded challenges new century involve security forms political physical economic others address natural environment effects climate_change still others raise questions sustainable development many challenges arise concept good governance nationally world organizations world trade organization international monetary fund group twenty even united climate
BTN 2011 152 152 destitution course talk solutions lacking political will indeed clarity vision deny clever arguments know cause predicaments go 11-51185 irrational continue acquire arms prevent war answer climate_change harmful emissions race extract produce consume face depleting resources fuel faltering economies debt greed enable wealthy widen deep crevasses separate rich poor idealize individualism family climate
BTN 2011 515 515 equitable sustainable social economic growth bearing fruit within rich biodiversity includes forest cover expanded per cent per cent four decades today bhutan country pledged remain carbon_neutral forever social cultural values remain vital even embrace globalization many offerings successfully smoothly transited absolute monarchy fully fledged vibrant democracy reasons sense duty obligation country climate
BWA 2011 959 959 million children access primary education certainly longer acceptable people die cholera waterborne diseases affordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming effects words people want us collective resources disposal residual effects financial economic crisis climate
BWA 2011 968 968 die cholera waterborne diseases affordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming effects words people want us collective resources disposal residual effects financial economic crisis coupled ongoing uncertainties global economy prevailing high cost energy climate
BWA 2011 971 971 diseases affordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming effects words people want us collective resources disposal residual effects financial economic crisis coupled ongoing uncertainties global economy prevailing high cost energy food compounded setbacks climate
BWA 2011 1049 1049 countries context poverty eradication remain centrepiece policies programmes prepare common global policy sustainable development brazil june next year increasingly concerned negative trend negotiations taking ongoing climate_change negotiations failed nineteenth session commission sustainable development ongoing discussions united nations conference sustainable development continue expose deep divisions among countries unfortunately divisions undermine implementation existing climate
BWA 2011 1107 1107 regime believe rio processes present excellent platform member states individually collectively muster resolve towards attainment sustainable development similarly seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held south africa later year offers international community yet another valuable opportunity reverse harmful effects climate_change planet must forge spirit cooperation partnership including south- south climate
BWA 2011 1123 1123 development similarly seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held south africa later year offers international community yet another valuable opportunity reverse harmful effects climate_change planet must forge spirit cooperation partnership including south- south cooperation public-private partnerships resource mobilization technology transfer well capacity-building assist countries exploit abundant coal reserves sustainable climate
CAF 2011 163 163 pertaining peaceful settlement conflicts principally mediation prevention international community faces many challenges need provide tailored responses order together build better world attach particular attention issue climate_change environment protecting environment combating climate_change major challenges well priority international community given many varied risks pose ecosystems economies commemoration next year twentieth anniversary first earth climate
CAF 2011 168 168 mediation prevention international community faces many challenges need provide tailored responses order together build better world attach particular attention issue climate_change environment protecting environment combating climate_change major challenges well priority international community given many varied risks pose ecosystems economies commemoration next year twentieth anniversary first earth summit sustainable development will devoted climate
CHL 2011 189 189 frequent day increasing regional global implications ignored evils modern society terrorism drug trafficking organized crime long time ceased heed borders territories jurisdictions attempt deal effectively global_warming environmental protection natural disasters health emergencies hunger extreme poverty will certainly require greater concerted effective action community nations international bodies truly want begin change course climate
CIV 2011 422 422 environmental constraints ensures needs population employment security justice met challenge can overcome solidarity food energy environmental crises natural disasters become ever frequent serious due effects climate_change demonstrate balance human life despite immense progress achieved great number areas remains fragile also underscore closely fates peoples world linked geographic racial religious division can climate
CIV 2011 604 604 potential united nations role play strengthening international solidarity indispensable seek effective appropriate solutions crises requires mobilization adequate resources fund research development areas food crop production renewable_energy sustainable development end substantial reduction military spending required allowing resources found sacrifice useful towards survival mankind aware crises since taking office sought enhance security country climate
COD 2011 428 428 general assembly reform security council role economic social council needs strengthened security council incorporates equally legitimate aspirations developing countries particularly africa certainly legitimate furthermore issues climate_change protection nature demand changed approach takes account aspirations peoples area prudent demonstrate spirit compromise solidarity interest course countries also case crucial goals disarmament non-proliferation weapons climate
COG 2011 644 644 millennium summit held september include sustainable development environmental protection issues figured prominently international negotiations many years influence implementation two united nations framework conventions environment causes climate_change impact human life environment well known regardless explanations proffered environmental pollution caused human activity consequently hope negotiations post- kyoto climate regime will conclude adoption seventeenth climate
COG 2011 677 677 explanations proffered environmental pollution caused human activity consequently hope negotiations post- kyoto climate regime will conclude adoption seventeenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held soon durban international instrument opened signature rio conference central africa countries congo forest basin part made commitment sustainably manage forests conservation forest certification combating climate
COG 2011 736 736 industry implementation process reduce emissions 11-51398 deforestation forest degradation developing countries effort continued resulted low deforestation rates one central africa’s major contributions global efforts reduce greenhouse gases international community support encourage initiative republic congo first summit world’s three tropical forest ecosystems held brazzaville may june summit brought together countries amazon south-east climate
COL 2011 351 351 problems solutions sufficient international support economic social development virtue place country greatest biodiversity per square kilometre world makes highly vulnerable colombia committed measures mitigate effects climate_change enable us adapt participating preparations upcoming united nations conference sustainable development rio will take place july proposal developing consultation countries believe one main results rio climate
COM 2011 168 168 threaten development problem education lack basic infrastructure energy potable water also pose threat peace security many developing countries moreover country today safe natural disasters linked climate_change situation tragic small island developing states mine need mention toxic effects financial crisis continues affect countries seriously compromises future global economy therefore like issue urgent climate
COM 2011 373 373 vulnerability cease exist taken measures fight corruption better use national resources preserve protect biodiversity indeed small island developing state directly concerned attach special attention question climate_change environment work every day improve standard living fellow citizens also need support international community addition despite difficult situation country will never set aside responsibility act climate
CPV 2011 278 278 effects stringent climatic randomness one region oceanic isolation cape verde conscious importance green well blue economy objective sustainable development need united nations work part preventing climate_change food water shortages count united nations countries great general assembly converge bilaterally multilaterally towards green economy sustainable development therefore cape verde ongoing ambitious programme covering climate
CRI 2011 1048 1048 relative success penalized bolstered costa rica focused sustainable social environmental development taken significant steps sustain growth clean energy low-carbon economic model goal become one first carbon-neutral countries world working diligently achieve path every local action global links confidence next conference parties united nations climate_change conference held durban end year coming united climate
CRI 2011 1066 1066 low-carbon economic model goal become one first carbon-neutral countries world working diligently achieve path every local action global links confidence next conference parties united nations climate_change conference held durban end year coming united nations conference sustainable development planned next year rio de janeiro however also concerned lack progress made earlier negotiations climate
CUB 2011 530 530 planet’s natural resources will response extremist right-wing forces already power may come power result afflictions hopelessness voters face growing universal danger war new division world climate_change countries south act together essential condition salvation face many serious threats latin america caribbean region bolívar martí coming together determined finish left unfinished impossible divide climate
DEU 2011 716 716 millions horn africa struggling survive united nations played valuable role providing swift humanitarian assistance germany everything power many crises alleviate suffering collapse state authority impact climate_change aggravating already disastrous situation germany will continue vanguard fight climate_change disarmament nuclear non-proliferation well protection human rights fight climate_change integral element preventive diplomacy part farsighted climate
DEU 2011 726 726 providing swift humanitarian assistance germany everything power many crises alleviate suffering collapse state authority impact climate_change aggravating already disastrous situation germany will continue vanguard fight climate_change disarmament nuclear non-proliferation well protection human rights fight climate_change integral element preventive diplomacy part farsighted peace policy end year planet will billion inhabitants world germany climate
DEU 2011 735 735 alleviate suffering collapse state authority impact climate_change aggravating already disastrous situation germany will continue vanguard fight climate_change disarmament nuclear non-proliferation well protection human rights fight climate_change integral element preventive diplomacy part farsighted peace policy end year planet will billion inhabitants world germany will place hopes strong united nations forum political consensus-building climate
DMA 2011 122 122 still faced unstable global financial markets issues food availability affordability increasing unrest regions high cost energy seem set endure mounting consequences mother earth’s response decades global_warming countries like dominica located caribbean sea hurricane season period 11-51687 high vulnerability caribbean experience period four six months year fresh minds recent unfortunate events took climate
DMA 2011 212 212 us year’s recovery efforts become next year’s destruction point behalf delegation extend condolences empathize affected hurricane irene reasons year come assembly report deterioration environment also climate_change negotiations full knowledge impacts projected increase time believe can build number outcomes agreed cancún also believe although responses might meet every member state’s expectation act climate
DMA 2011 261 261 expectation act catalysts springboards new approaches new solutions durban witnesses environmental degradation time reliance ecosystem provide energy basic needs continues intensify people continue ignore subject climate_change believe climate_change energy- related issue provision reliable accessible affordable energy by-products critical sustainable development achievement millennium development goals despite unfulfilled promises slow start fast-start funding climate
DMA 2011 263 263 catalysts springboards new approaches new solutions durban witnesses environmental degradation time reliance ecosystem provide energy basic needs continues intensify people continue ignore subject climate_change believe climate_change energy- related issue provision reliable accessible affordable energy by-products critical sustainable development achievement millennium development goals despite unfulfilled promises slow start fast-start funding must report climate
DMA 2011 396 396 partners will support initiative set transform energy sector sids hope sufficient progress will made negotiating appropriate measures might implemented address losses damage associated adverse effects climate_change including impacts related extreme_weather well slow-onset events two initiatives within framework bali road map action plan reflect actions geared towards fulfilment commitments giving effect cancún climate
DMA 2011 400 400 set transform energy sector sids hope sufficient progress will made negotiating appropriate measures might implemented address losses damage associated adverse effects climate_change including impacts related extreme_weather well slow-onset events two initiatives within framework bali road map action plan reflect actions geared towards fulfilment commitments giving effect cancún decisions secret kyoto protocol climate
DMA 2011 432 432 framework bali road map action plan reflect actions geared towards fulfilment commitments giving effect cancún decisions secret kyoto protocol serious trouble represents less per cent greenhouse-gas emissions remains legally binding global agreement quest address growing threat climate_change order build gains made first commitment period must ensure broad principles secured kyoto protocol climate
DMA 2011 443 443 commitments giving effect cancún decisions secret kyoto protocol serious trouble represents less per cent greenhouse-gas emissions remains legally binding global agreement quest address growing threat climate_change order build gains made first commitment period must ensure broad principles secured kyoto protocol maintained legally binding global agreement durban sustainable energy sector foundation sustainable climate
DMA 2011 545 545 supply electricity neighbouring islands especially french territories guadeloupe martinique connection via submarine cables displacement hundreds megawatts fossil-generated power coupled 11-51687 sustainable development practices dominica’s target carbon-neutral also carbon-negative year like dominica many sids pursuing renewable-energy initiatives however unsustainable debt burdens lack technology made initiatives almost impossible sids invite developed countries international climate
DMA 2011 662 662 general consider appointing goodwill ambassador tasked advocating behalf sids helping secretary-general supporting fund effective transfer development sids-appropriate technology essential sids build resilience present future impacts climate_change addition looking forward securing renewed political commitment sustainable development rio sids expect international community will reaffirm support new additional resources required implement programmes activities agreed climate
DMA 2011 1081 1081 providing security support people haiti therefore urge security council extend tenure minustah facilitate efforts new administration excellency president michel martelly accept critical collectively address impact climate_change resolve conflicts throughout world enhance peace security humanity efforts however will little value peoples able ensure healthy united nations shown exemplary leadership dealing fight hiv climate
DNK 2011 641 641 top global development agenda denmark welcomes focus green economy institutional framework sustainable development transitioning green economy necessary world cope multiple challenges resource scarcity poverty eradication climate_change economic growth will crucial decades ahead will green today billion people without access modern sources energy universal access energy will contribute lifting hundreds millions poverty climate
DNK 2011 818 818 living side side peace security let also take opportunity congratulate secretary-general appointment second five-year term inspired tireless efforts field peace security human rights strong leadership climate_change sustainable development time united nations ever relevant denmark lends full support secretary-general stewardship organization challenges face call international resolve joint action secretary-general’s words need results climate
DOM 2011 689 689 drop barrel just four months argued regard food oil exorbitant price increases can explained growth world population increase demand emerging economies especially china india effects climate_change geo-political tensions regions world affected conflict can doubt factors influenced prices extent also clear effort downplay importance new element international markets financial speculation commodity futures climate
DZA 2011 575 575 responds need large private companies make profit need growth development system excludes countries south management relevant international institutions setting rules govern thirdly mention tragic effects climate_change real threat future international community given realities must adopt within framework united nations global inclusive approach order first ensure general reform united nations precondition establishment climate
DZA 2011 658 658 international community faces thirdly must ensure success upcoming events programmes united nations agenda order achieve real awareness- raising decisive action can taken settle problems caused climate_change algeria encouraging adoption global approach crucial point world’s development participated certain initiatives demonstrated effective can regional level refer many efforts undertaken sahel countries along partners climate
ECU 2011 745 745 commitment sustainable development will require action three pillars define economic social environmental areas order implement elements pending rio conventions ecuador believes first comply commitments reduce greenhouse gases order stabilize temperature levels will enable us restore balance planet upholding principle shared differentiated responsibilities equity secondly insist transfer new additional financial resources promised climate
ECU 2011 749 749 require action three pillars define economic social environmental areas order implement elements pending rio conventions ecuador believes first comply commitments reduce greenhouse gases order stabilize temperature levels will enable us restore balance planet upholding principle shared differentiated responsibilities equity secondly insist transfer new additional financial resources promised developed countries considering huge climate
ECU 2011 858 858 approach improving quality life adequate links three pillars referred ecuador call living well four years ago hall country made unequivocal gesture commitment fight global challenge climate_change promotion sustainable development indeed ecuador presented world forward- 11-51681 looking yasuní itt initiative innovative revolutionary idea initiative state ecuador committed leaving million barrels oil underground climate
ECU 2011 894 894 yasuní itt initiative innovative revolutionary idea initiative state ecuador committed leaving million barrels oil underground indefinitely yasuní national park thereby preventing emission million metric tonnes carbon_dioxide atmosphere produced burning fossil fuels conceived swap compensation estimated value per cent revenue exploitation resources generate yasuní-itt initiative known today throughout world represents concrete effective climate
ECU 2011 922 922 burning fossil fuels conceived swap compensation estimated value per cent revenue exploitation resources generate yasuní-itt initiative known today throughout world represents concrete effective measure combating climate_change preserving rich biodiversity area along water rights indigenous people living park nature foregoing right exploit oil reserves lie beneath yasuní national park economic resources required climate
ECU 2011 967 967 yasuní national park economic resources required develop ecuador hopes international community will contribute least half country received profit acting principle co-responsibility part countries historically responsible climate_change parallel event took place united nations september support secretary-general president president rafael correa reminded international community yasuní-itt initiative proposal enthusiastically received countries organizations citizens visionaries climate
ECU 2011 1028 1028 allowed ecuador broaden initiative manner will transform governance public resources global level example begun shape concept net avoided emissions president correa introduced last year cancún climate_change conference yasuní-itt initiative two visionary proposals developing oil- producing nation south contribution global challenges area sustainable development throughout session ecuador will continue defend particular emphasis climate
ECU 2011 1428 1428 regions experiencing greatest upheaval can resolve differences achieve peace necessary let us deceived global multilateralism deep crisis united nations system adequately responded convulsive moment living climate_change palestinian question crisis libya investment development just examples illustrate ineffectiveness solutions great problems planet longer reached within walls powerful countries world rely forums exclusionary anti-democratic climate
ESP 2011 934 934 new international economic governance enhancing consolidating broad dialogue latin america crucial dialogue include big issues global agenda design ambitious innovative international financial architecture well response climate_change energy security migration latin america’s regional integration engine fuelling growth improving understanding spain always wished support process framework ibero-american summits regions world also deserve special climate
ESP 2011 1061 1061 one held rio de janeiro intention forge new paradigm allow us combine millennium development goals environmental sustainability also important take advantage momentum created cancún conference climate_change negotiating process will continue contribute process constructively together european union partners upcoming durban conference financial crisis affecting global economy excuse avoid commitments contrary encourage us climate
EST 2011 874 874 beings ignoring state citizens health surroundings totalitarian state exposed self-serving clique hell-bent maintaining power matter cost people matter pain suffering ensued today challenge face global climate_change estonia’s national security concept states climate_change also security issue can destabilizing effect estonia already decided contribute fast-track 11-50692 financing efforts combat climate_change believe sustainable development climate
EST 2011 880 880 totalitarian state exposed self-serving clique hell-bent maintaining power matter cost people matter pain suffering ensued today challenge face global climate_change estonia’s national security concept states climate_change also security issue can destabilizing effect estonia already decided contribute fast-track 11-50692 financing efforts combat climate_change believe sustainable development green economy need global approach exemplified climate
EST 2011 896 896 challenge face global climate_change estonia’s national security concept states climate_change also security issue can destabilizing effect estonia already decided contribute fast-track 11-50692 financing efforts combat climate_change believe sustainable development green economy need global approach exemplified preparations united nations conference sustainable development next year one already evident consequence climate_change increase number people climate
EST 2011 918 918 financing efforts combat climate_change believe sustainable development green economy need global approach exemplified preparations united nations conference sustainable development next year one already evident consequence climate_change increase number people need clean water food estonia will continue increase contribution united nations humanitarian system world’s humanitarian needs grow require increased coordination strict scrutiny climate
ETH 2011 228 228 people human rights poverty solid foundation peace security can built need compels us draw attention number challenges intergovernmental authority development igad region face particularly respect climate_change adverse consequences climate_change becoming evident various ways challenges global requiring global solutions basis common differentiated responsibility believe enough done commensurate gravity threat humanity general moreover climate
ETH 2011 231 231 poverty solid foundation peace security can built need compels us draw attention number challenges intergovernmental authority development igad region face particularly respect climate_change adverse consequences climate_change becoming evident various ways challenges global requiring global solutions basis common differentiated responsibility believe enough done commensurate gravity threat humanity general moreover whole issue embodies climate
ETH 2011 266 266 basis common differentiated responsibility believe enough done commensurate gravity threat humanity general moreover whole issue embodies injustice africa developing world happen worst affected contributing least climate_change members igad time tried bring collective effort bear various challenges horn africa faces realizing fact one major factors hindering development region related security lack durable climate
EU 2011 435 435 thousands children died many risk must act decisively worry ongoing wars conflicts worry safety nuclear reactors worry nuclear proliferation behaviour iranian north korean leadership worry climate_change case ask international community whether short term protecting human lives longer term preserving life humankind faced realities hope worry world european union takes responsibility third climate
EU 2011 769 769 7-billionth human earth birth baby strongest sign hope planet will child live things stand certain saving environment present patterns production consumption unsustainable moreover actions combat climate_change insufficient politically agreed objectives clearly needs done align words deeds starting united nations climate_change conference held durban europe sticks commitments delivering emissions targets invite rest climate
EU 2011 783 783 certain saving environment present patterns production consumption unsustainable moreover actions combat climate_change insufficient politically agreed objectives clearly needs done align words deeds starting united nations climate_change conference held durban europe sticks commitments delivering emissions targets invite rest industrialized countries join us coming united nations conference sustainable development world show renewed commitment climate
FIN 2011 223 223 sustainability together president zuma south africa will deliver recommendations towards end year goal panel eradicate poverty reduce inequality make growth inclusive production consumption sustainable combating climate_change respecting range planetary boundaries fully convinced eradication poverty sustainable development interlinked can reached together really one fight panel building bridges economy ecology social justice empowerment climate
FJI 2011 762 762 support development partners including private sector worked closely fijian government wish take opportunity thank cooperation assistance collaboration small island developing state sids vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change fiji strong desire see positive concrete outcomes achieved united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc meeting durban later year hold firm hope successful outcome unfccc negotiations climate
FJI 2011 775 775 thank cooperation assistance collaboration small island developing state sids vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change fiji strong desire see positive concrete outcomes achieved united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc meeting durban later year hold firm hope successful outcome unfccc negotiations however urgency situation many small island low-lying coastal states real threat posed sea-level climate
FJI 2011 811 811 unfccc negotiations however urgency situation many small island low-lying coastal states real threat posed sea-level rise prompted pacific sids draw attention security council security implications climate_change fiji hopes presidential statement adopted council july s prst end open debate security implications climate_change will enable council look plight countries risk losing territory climate_change climate
FJI 2011 826 826 rise prompted pacific sids draw attention security council security implications climate_change fiji hopes presidential statement adopted council july s prst end open debate security implications climate_change will enable council look plight countries risk losing territory climate_change first signatory united nations convention law sea fiji kept oceanic obligations core foreign policy increasing climate
FJI 2011 836 836 climate_change fiji hopes presidential statement adopted council july s prst end open debate security implications climate_change will enable council look plight countries risk losing territory climate_change first signatory united nations convention law sea fiji kept oceanic obligations core foreign policy increasing interest seabed mining order avoid race bottom countries wishing exploit climate
FSM 2011 57 57 recent visit south pacific island countries congratulate wish well second term last july security council took giant step adoption presidential statement s prst debate issue climate_change security implications encouraged bold step member pacific small island developing states sids appreciate unprecedented action taken security council continue face threat existence loss territorial integrity climate
FSM 2011 87 87 step member pacific small island developing states sids appreciate unprecedented action taken security council continue face threat existence loss territorial integrity sovereignty resulting adverse impacts climate_change sea- level rise concerns expressed council connection climate_change particular concerning sea-level rise security threat important step notice however persistent failure reluctance countries address security aspect climate
FSM 2011 95 95 appreciate unprecedented action taken security council continue face threat existence loss territorial integrity sovereignty resulting adverse impacts climate_change sea- level rise concerns expressed council connection climate_change particular concerning sea-level rise security threat important step notice however persistent failure reluctance countries address security aspect climate_change even face overwhelming scientific evidence believe opposed climate
FSM 2011 113 113 sea- level rise concerns expressed council connection climate_change particular concerning sea-level rise security threat important step notice however persistent failure reluctance countries address security aspect climate_change even face overwhelming scientific evidence believe opposed debate council doubted security implications climate_change simply ignored obvious respectfully ask members opposed debate still doubt fulfil responsibilities climate
FSM 2011 126 126 threat important step notice however persistent failure reluctance countries address security aspect climate_change even face overwhelming scientific evidence believe opposed debate council doubted security implications climate_change simply ignored obvious respectfully ask members opposed debate still doubt fulfil responsibilities charter united nations also take note positions aspire membership council thank countries supported climate
FSM 2011 211 211 time 66-year history body secretary-general ever visited pacific small island developing state occasion kiribati solomon islands confident secretary-general’s visit will give greater sense urgency issue climate_change climate_change longer hypothetical issue real tragedy pacific region already experiencing adverse effects impacts will continue worsen countries like mine disappear unless immediate decisive actions taken climate
FSM 2011 212 212 66-year history body secretary-general ever visited pacific small island developing state occasion kiribati solomon islands confident secretary-general’s visit will give greater sense urgency issue climate_change climate_change longer hypothetical issue real tragedy pacific region already experiencing adverse effects impacts will continue worsen countries like mine disappear unless immediate decisive actions taken body climate
FSM 2011 239 239 hypothetical issue real tragedy pacific region already experiencing adverse effects impacts will continue worsen countries like mine disappear unless immediate decisive actions taken body mitigate climate_change first evidence imperative immediately begin reduce emissions long-lasting greenhouse gases like carbon_dioxide must complement action carbon_dioxide reducing short-lived climate forcers black carbon methane tropospheric ozone climate
FSM 2011 248 248 effects impacts will continue worsen countries like mine disappear unless immediate decisive actions taken body mitigate climate_change first evidence imperative immediately begin reduce emissions long-lasting greenhouse gases like carbon_dioxide must complement action carbon_dioxide reducing short-lived climate forcers black carbon methane tropospheric ozone hydrofluorocarbons order prevent additional increase much one degree celsius climate
FSM 2011 251 251 continue worsen countries like mine disappear unless immediate decisive actions taken body mitigate climate_change first evidence imperative immediately begin reduce emissions long-lasting greenhouse gases like carbon_dioxide must complement action carbon_dioxide reducing short-lived climate forcers black carbon methane tropospheric ozone hydrofluorocarbons order prevent additional increase much one degree celsius global_warming next decades climate
FSM 2011 255 255 mine disappear unless immediate decisive actions taken body mitigate climate_change first evidence imperative immediately begin reduce emissions long-lasting greenhouse gases like carbon_dioxide must complement action carbon_dioxide reducing short-lived climate forcers black carbon methane tropospheric ozone hydrofluorocarbons order prevent additional increase much one degree celsius global_warming next decades reducing short- lived agents climate
FSM 2011 274 274 gases like carbon_dioxide must complement action carbon_dioxide reducing short-lived climate forcers black carbon methane tropospheric ozone hydrofluorocarbons order prevent additional increase much one degree celsius global_warming next decades reducing short- lived agents one surest ways protect earth’s vulnerable regions federated states micronesia therefore call upon international community join strategic approach meeting climate
FSM 2011 301 301 decades reducing short- lived agents one surest ways protect earth’s vulnerable regions federated states micronesia therefore call upon international community join strategic approach meeting challenge climate_change time act now years ago island country federated states micronesia drew world attention battleground pacific conflict today remnants approximately shipwrecks conflict posing threats lives people climate
FSM 2011 523 523 unreported unregulated fishing unabated kinds behaviour will continue deprive people nascent fishing industries millions dollars revenues every year fishing industry adversely affected ocean acidification caused climate_change conservation sustainable management oceanic resources important will continue depend ocean years ahead reason committed various conservation activities micronesian region one particular support establishment shark sanctuaries climate
GAB 2011 515 515 part africa even regions world part aspirations true democratization global political economic governance know gabon fully committed including within framework united nations protecting environment combating global_warming since assumed highest office country gabon taken major steps reduce carbon_dioxide emissions increase carbon sequestration rate forests government committed modern ways preserving tropical forests biodiversity climate
GAB 2011 526 526 economic governance know gabon fully committed including within framework united nations protecting environment combating global_warming since assumed highest office country gabon taken major steps reduce carbon_dioxide emissions increase carbon sequestration rate forests government committed modern ways preserving tropical forests biodiversity within national parks cover little per cent territory gabon thus launched climate
GAB 2011 584 584 protected species striving develop timber industry preserving ecological wealth immense tropical forest also recall issues environment international security will face us future coming united nations climate_change conference durban south africa will deal complex issues work bear mind link exists environment international security finally closely following efforts way delineate limits continental shelf climate
GHA 2011 666 666 ample evidence determination brighten future youth certainly ghana’s oil gas find present us greater opportunity create conditions will able create jobs solve youth unemployment country climate_change defining human development challenge twenty-first century one greatest threats sustainable development africa although continent contribute per cent worldwide greenhouse gas emissions vulnerable comes climate_change therefore climate
GHA 2011 685 685 create jobs solve youth unemployment country climate_change defining human development challenge twenty-first century one greatest threats sustainable development africa although continent contribute per cent worldwide greenhouse gas emissions vulnerable comes climate_change therefore urgent concerted action needed enable us maximize opportunity climate_change offers believe right investments technology institutions infrastructure international community nation-states climate
GHA 2011 690 690 country climate_change defining human development challenge twenty-first century one greatest threats sustainable development africa although continent contribute per cent worldwide greenhouse gas emissions vulnerable comes climate_change therefore urgent concerted action needed enable us maximize opportunity climate_change offers believe right investments technology institutions infrastructure international community nation-states will able unleash potential agriculture climate
GHA 2011 700 700 threats sustainable development africa although continent contribute per cent worldwide greenhouse gas emissions vulnerable comes climate_change therefore urgent concerted action needed enable us maximize opportunity climate_change offers believe right investments technology institutions infrastructure international community nation-states will able unleash potential agriculture harness maximum benefit water resources expand access modern energy sources climate
GHA 2011 733 733 international community nation-states will able unleash potential agriculture harness maximum benefit water resources expand access modern energy sources fight diseases conserve tropical forests move closer climate_change negotiations scheduled durban south africa expectation critical political questions answered united nations climate_change conference cancún will addressed regard mitigation believe need political commitment high sense climate
GHA 2011 746 746 expand access modern energy sources fight diseases conserve tropical forests move closer climate_change negotiations scheduled durban south africa expectation critical political questions answered united nations climate_change conference cancún will addressed regard mitigation believe need political commitment high sense flexibility strong leadership ensure durban conference second round commitments kyoto protocol will addressed climate
GHA 2011 810 810 community commend obvious progress made design institutions adaptation green climate fund remains done determine sources funding fund also empower conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change control green climate fund political security fronts ghana notices paradigm shift least shift emphasis national security human security agree interventions targeted human security will eventually climate
GMB 2011 698 698 organization united nations global forums order comprehensively address food security needs developing countries small-scale farmer including female farmer must placed centre new green revolution impact climate_change continues pose formidable challenge us solutions reversing negative impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation initiatives well known problem today refusal biggest polluters assume responsibilities reversing negative trends climate
GMB 2011 708 708 needs developing countries small-scale farmer including female farmer must placed centre new green revolution impact climate_change continues pose formidable challenge us solutions reversing negative impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation initiatives well known problem today refusal biggest polluters assume responsibilities reversing negative trends climate_change occasioned human activity afford denial long science solid see climate
GMB 2011 724 724 continues pose formidable challenge us solutions reversing negative impacts climate_change adaptation mitigation initiatives well known problem today refusal biggest polluters assume responsibilities reversing negative trends climate_change occasioned human activity afford denial long science solid see solutions clear let us embrace fulfilling international obligations united nations conference sustainable development rio implementation commitments climate
GMB 2011 1259 1259 one leading technological economic powerhouses world participation global affairs quite relevant bearing mind numerous issues collectively confront must give prominence deserves issues natural disasters terrorism climate_change epidemics financial meltdowns many others require engagement every member international community including taiwan therefore urge united nations find suitable way allow taiwan’s meaningful participation specialized climate
GMB 2011 1297 1297 taiwan therefore urge united nations find suitable way allow taiwan’s meaningful participation specialized agencies mechanisms united nations system including international civil aviation organization united nations climate_change conferences immediately reform permanent feature agenda international organizations cosmetic reforms deliberate stalling overdue reforms seriously undermine effective responsiveness organizations remember draft reform measures introduced general climate
GNQ 2011 587 587 thus many countries failed respect instead plans coming fruition became engulfed fratricidal conflicts meet basic needs moreover african continent facing addition economic crisis devastating effects climate_change natural disasters drought famine communicable diseases claim millions victims respect african union recently organized donors conference support victims horn africa somalia one countries affected african climate
GRC 2011 107 107 force behind accomplishments reason behind failures united nations meet agree disagree global cooperation agree humanity becomes stronger today united nations leading vital international cooperation tackling climate_change desertification also challenge non-communicable diseases hinder macroeconomic development keep bottom billions people locked chronic poverty unregulated migration putting huge pressure countries including greece result even climate
GRD 2011 389 389 organization eastern caribbean states caribbean community caricom two groupings constitute unbreakable link national undertakings engage internationally grenada’s efforts achieve sustainable development can helped december durban climate_change conference june united nations conference sustainable development rio grenada appeals parties negotiate seriously meet commitments conferences global meetings must bring added value ongoing efforts grenada climate
GRD 2011 457 457 delivering new ones especially climate financing broader financing development 11-51197 developed countries must meet commitments poorer nations sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún last year made progress climate_change must build welcome establishment transitional committee green climate fund hope see capitalized fully launched durban deeply disappointed countries blocking climate
GRD 2011 463 463 broader financing development 11-51197 developed countries must meet commitments poorer nations sixteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún last year made progress climate_change must build welcome establishment transitional committee green climate fund hope see capitalized fully launched durban deeply disappointed countries blocking mandated review degrees celsius potential global climate
GRD 2011 506 506 countries blocking mandated review degrees celsius potential global average warming limit call states withdraw objections support movement safe threshold islands world convinced adequate global response climate_change must remain top global agenda legally binding outcome must part outcome climate negotiations call partners hasten disbursement fast-start funds especially small island states disbursements must climate
GRD 2011 583 583 support naturally taking responsibility year launching sustainable energy programme small island developing states small island developing states sustainable energy initiative sids dock will provide foundation low_carbon economic growth adaptation climate_change will facilitate energy efficiency provide renewable_energy small island developing states behalf alliance small island states thank government people denmark making first climate
GRD 2011 587 587 year launching sustainable energy programme small island developing states small island developing states sustainable energy initiative sids dock will provide foundation low_carbon economic growth adaptation climate_change will facilitate energy efficiency provide renewable_energy small island developing states behalf alliance small island states thank government people denmark making first contribution initial us million climate
GRD 2011 593 593 island developing states small island developing states sustainable energy initiative sids dock will provide foundation low_carbon economic growth adaptation climate_change will facilitate energy efficiency provide renewable_energy small island developing states behalf alliance small island states thank government people denmark making first contribution initial us million sids dock also thank partners world climate
GRD 2011 635 635 initial us million sids dock also thank partners world bank united nations development programme facilitating programme invite international community join denmark financing effort similar vein climate_change efforts look rio meeting advance path sustainability one key outcomes grenada sids must development green economy one combines investments jobs livelihoods environmental resources blue economy climate
GRD 2011 1052 1052 acknowledge responding complex interconnected issues united nations agenda major task even united nations nevertheless responding must top united nations agenda maintain support sustainable development action climate_change support justice peace grenada commends secretary-general organizing number high- level meetings important topics moved single high-level meeting non-communicable diseases scourge negatively affecting just developing countries climate
GTM 2011 751 751 drug trafficking stress co-responsibility drug-consuming markets thirdly difficult promote development repeatedly face severe natural disasters recently occurring rate least one year can attributed least part climate_change given high vulnerability central america effects phenomenon therefore imperative humanity close ranks defence common habitat planet far progress minimal urge international community redouble efforts take climate
GTM 2011 786 786 humanity close ranks defence common habitat planet far progress minimal urge international community redouble efforts take tangible steps next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban south africa december previous statements assembly concluded references foreign policy especially affects impacted united nations agenda government developed active foreign policy includes strengthening climate
GUY 2011 493 493 obvious opportunities sense enough land innovation human ingenuity feed world enough clean energy potential power future prosperity enough resources provide foundations economic growth know avert climate_change means using fossil 11-50702 fuels land right way start realizing opportunities can create new platforms peace development physical security sounds impossible task argue solutions enable climate
GUY 2011 788 788 non-communicable diseases guyana therefore welcomes week’s meeting non-communicable diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas emissions copenhagen accord will contain global temperature rises within limits will avert catastrophic climate_change states will face extinction moreover anaemic delivery financial pledges made climate
GUY 2011 796 796 diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas emissions copenhagen accord will contain global temperature rises within limits will avert catastrophic climate_change states will face extinction moreover anaemic delivery financial pledges made copenhagen formalized cancún agreements leading disastrous breakdown trust climate
GUY 2011 803 803 need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas emissions copenhagen accord will contain global temperature rises within limits will avert catastrophic climate_change states will face extinction moreover anaemic delivery financial pledges made copenhagen formalized cancún agreements leading disastrous breakdown trust developed developing world prospects reaching internationally legally climate
GUY 2011 831 831 face extinction moreover anaemic delivery financial pledges made copenhagen formalized cancún agreements leading disastrous breakdown trust developed developing world prospects reaching internationally legally binding agreement climate_change seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change durban south africa appear rather bleak therefore urgent need high-order political leadership re-energize climate_change process deliver credible climate
GUY 2011 839 839 copenhagen formalized cancún agreements leading disastrous breakdown trust developed developing world prospects reaching internationally legally binding agreement climate_change seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change durban south africa appear rather bleak therefore urgent need high-order political leadership re-energize climate_change process deliver credible results address challenges united nations international institutions need climate
GUY 2011 853 853 legally binding agreement climate_change seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change durban south africa appear rather bleak therefore urgent need high-order political leadership re-energize climate_change process deliver credible results address challenges united nations international institutions need modernize fast international system needs correct inconsistencies aid trade climate policies outlined part means climate
HND 2011 502 502 heads state united nations member states save sharks stop traffic shark fins put end global overfishing species repeat plea passion today although country contribute much greenhouse gas emissions signed many international treaties conventions aim guarantee planet’s security climate inhabitants context clean development mechanism kyoto protocol beyond important conventions today will sign climate
HRV 2011 63 63 congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon re-election important challenging post assure full cooperation country current challenges fall autocratic regimes nuclear non-proliferation terrorism continuing global financial economic crisis climate_change underdevelopment require us united nations firmly stand together offer common solutions basis solidarity responsibility respect rights dignity every person globe responses challenges must remain just climate
HRV 2011 1142 1142 credibility united nations general welcome establishment change management team look forward seeing proposals streamlining processes increasing accountability improving efficiency united nations delivering mandates challenges consequences climate_change undermining efforts achieve sustainable development climate_change must mainstreamed work whole united nations system view supporting efforts help transition low-carbon economies consistent sustainable development strengthen countries climate
HRV 2011 1148 1148 change management team look forward seeing proposals streamlining processes increasing accountability improving efficiency united nations delivering mandates challenges consequences climate_change undermining efforts achieve sustainable development climate_change must mainstreamed work whole united nations system view supporting efforts help transition low-carbon economies consistent sustainable development strengthen countries adaptation resilience face climate_change minimize possible climate
HRV 2011 1171 1171 sustainable development climate_change must mainstreamed work whole united nations system view supporting efforts help transition low-carbon economies consistent sustainable development strengthen countries adaptation resilience face climate_change minimize possible security implications light diminishing natural resources environmental degradation extreme poverty hunger diseases social unrest agree others sustainable development become defining issue time highly climate
HTI 2011 527 527 materials will stop smothering countries south put end speculation undermines democracy major themes nations must come together come still closer together must committed combating deforestation climate_change must also seriously take account problem water will peace world long living conditions countries mine poor lead natural disasters becoming even tragic floods even worse climate
IDN 2011 431 431 driver economic growth development enhanced role women economy right also smart leading increased growth balanced sustainable equitable growth achieving food security also requires confront reality climate_change international community must find political commitment generate momentum climate_change towards new climate regime forthcoming seventeenth conference parties climate_change convention durban rio conference sustainable development brazil climate
IDN 2011 440 440 also smart leading increased growth balanced sustainable equitable growth achieving food security also requires confront reality climate_change international community must find political commitment generate momentum climate_change towards new climate regime forthcoming seventeenth conference parties climate_change convention durban rio conference sustainable development brazil next year must deliver however let us wait indonesia climate
IDN 2011 449 449 achieving food security also requires confront reality climate_change international community must find political commitment generate momentum climate_change towards new climate regime forthcoming seventeenth conference parties climate_change convention durban rio conference sustainable development brazil next year must deliver however let us wait indonesia committed proactive part global solution climate_change redd- plus programme climate
IDN 2011 471 471 seventeenth conference parties climate_change convention durban rio conference sustainable development brazil next year must deliver however let us wait indonesia committed proactive part global solution climate_change redd- plus programme reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation using natural rainforests important part mitigation efforts commitment work partnership addressing climate_change must founder looming renewed threat climate
IDN 2011 491 491 committed proactive part global solution climate_change redd- plus programme reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation using natural rainforests important part mitigation efforts commitment work partnership addressing climate_change must founder looming renewed threat global financial economic crisis face challenge must take bold measures reform international financial economic governance must expedited enhanced coordination national climate
IRL 2011 1002 1002 cycle food shortages believe strong focus essential building productivity smallholder farmers sub-saharan africa per cent women primary care givers children providers food fuel water know climate_change disproportionately affecting lives livelihoods farms livestock less productive coping mechanisms less effective time vulnerable abject poverty despair believe compelling case climate justice namely bringing developmental climate
IRL 2011 1030 1030 lives livelihoods farms livestock less productive coping mechanisms less effective time vulnerable abject poverty despair believe compelling case climate justice namely bringing developmental fairness bear climate_change agenda global financial economic crisis presents major challenges us efforts maintain solidarity developing countries aid budgets significant pressure will turn backs world’s poorest ireland despite climate
ISL 2011 182 182 needed ever time act boldly time now key theme rio next year will green economy assure assembly country expertise offer can help fuel green revolution renewable_energy marine health sustainable use land least gender equality always core icelandic foreign policy four issues shall bring rio next year really need indeed revolution green climate
ISL 2011 214 214 gender equality always core icelandic foreign policy four issues shall bring rio next year really need indeed revolution green revolution need seismic shift fossil fuels renewable_energy way turn ship iceland cutting-edge technology geothermal energy want share splendid form renewable_energy undervalued overlooked source cheap power world course geothermal 11-51390 certainly silver bullet climate
ISL 2011 227 227 year really need indeed revolution green revolution need seismic shift fossil fuels renewable_energy way turn ship iceland cutting-edge technology geothermal energy want share splendid form renewable_energy undervalued overlooked source cheap power world course geothermal 11-51390 certainly silver bullet needs part portfolio must develop solve emissions problems many members know central south climate
ISL 2011 291 291 know-how coupled outside financing go long way making areas self- sufficient terms green energy one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protective health oceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affecting health marine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine biologist fear likely climate
ISL 2011 303 303 green energy one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protective health oceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affecting health marine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine biologist fear likely sooner later may affect world’s fishing stocks vital source protein billion people climate
ISL 2011 340 340 fear likely sooner later may affect world’s fishing stocks vital source protein billion people just one argument urgently need conclude post-kyoto agreement later year reduction greenhouse gases every day arctic bears silent witness impact climate_change snow experienced child today fast becoming rare event two teenage daughters sad truth arctic glaciers arctic climate
ISL 2011 349 349 vital source protein billion people just one argument urgently need conclude post-kyoto agreement later year reduction greenhouse gases every day arctic bears silent witness impact climate_change snow experienced child today fast becoming rare event two teenage daughters sad truth arctic glaciers arctic sea ice melting much faster rate anyone ever anticipated climate
JAM 2011 535 535 global economy aspirations growth sustainable development 11-51384 resources capabilities addition acutely vulnerable vagaries global economic environment development prospects many developing countries frequently undermined environmental degradation climate_change classifications ostensibly positive designation upper-middle-income country serve obscure several development challenges continue face particularly accessing development financing assistance critical development process attainment mdgs range socio-economic climate
JAM 2011 789 789 development assistance help strengthen development process address setbacks external shocks economic planning social investments development funding critical recovery agricultural mining tourism industries often adversely affected climate_change impact natural disasters transfer technology capacity building urge partners recommit development agenda united nations within context bretton woods institutions reiterate call reform international financial institutions climate
JAM 2011 1040 1040 private sector agree policy directives pursue export-led trade initiative mindful resources capacity export well business opportunities market intelligence globally critical challenges food security energy security climate_change poverty diseases continue demand attention international community precisely transnational character many problems require multilateral cooperation action inclusive framework involves developed developing countries year ago world climate
JAM 2011 1516 1516 launched president sarkozy france g-20 give serious consideration question financial speculation prices petroleum food summit held november burgeoning crisis united nations must also take seriously climate_change presents clear present danger human development particularly small island developing states least developed states progress made united nations climate_change conference cancún last december common ground climate
JAM 2011 1535 1535 united nations must also take seriously climate_change presents clear present danger human development particularly small island developing states least developed states progress made united nations climate_change conference cancún last december common ground reached developed developing countries several key issues must now implement operationalize decisions remain disappointed slow pace climate_change financing united climate
JAM 2011 1558 1558 united nations climate_change conference cancún last december common ground reached developed developing countries several key issues must now implement operationalize decisions remain disappointed slow pace climate_change financing united nations climate_change conference durban december will provide yet another opportunity forge consensus effective adaptation mitigation strategies within context ambitious post-2012 climate_change framework second climate
JAM 2011 1562 1562 cancún last december common ground reached developed developing countries several key issues must now implement operationalize decisions remain disappointed slow pace climate_change financing united nations climate_change conference durban december will provide yet another opportunity forge consensus effective adaptation mitigation strategies within context ambitious post-2012 climate_change framework second commitment period kyoto protocol climate
JAM 2011 1581 1581 slow pace climate_change financing united nations climate_change conference durban december will provide yet another opportunity forge consensus effective adaptation mitigation strategies within context ambitious post-2012 climate_change framework second commitment period kyoto protocol essential remain optimistic durban will demonstrate necessary political will seriousness purpose achieve united nations share common background world commission climate
JAM 2011 1630 1630 world commission environment development report common future annex share awareness nations world interdependent experience interlocking crises common differently shaded responsibility agreed united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol share conviction inequality poverty environment environmental degradation linked development environment inseparable light background urge renewed commitment pursuit development sustainable increased attention three pillars climate
JAM 2011 2183 2183 years reinforced interdependence important role economic cooperation partnerships securing global peace prosperity must redouble efforts address growing challenges poverty food insecurity rising costs food energy climate_change good enough engage extensive deliberations make commitments issue declarations without providing means implementation including financing capacity-building technology transfer must now go beyond grand statements fully climate
JPN 2011 1218 1218 goals focusing health education moreover japan will continue contribution development africa hosting fifth tokyo international conference african development regarding support intended enable developing countries address climate_change japan will implement quick-start finance commitments next year japan will continue support beyond today like announce japan’s new commitments first wish congratulate people republic south climate
KEN 2011 312 312 amisom required capacity extend coverage control addition must support tfg implementation kampala accord spells range political processes necessary attainment sustainable peace development somalia complex challenge climate_change continues manifest horn africa general assembly aware region currently experiencing worst drought years drought resulted severe crisis affecting million people region now suffering increased environmental climate
KEN 2011 367 367 competition scarce resources moreover situation sometimes led armed conflict among neighbouring communities reality requires us enhance regional capacity early warning systems adequate response arrangements scale climate_change environmental degradation calls sustained action regard kenya hopes seventeenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban will deliver african expectations form support climate
KEN 2011 384 384 capacity early warning systems adequate response arrangements scale climate_change environmental degradation calls sustained action regard kenya hopes seventeenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban will deliver african expectations form support adaptation measures furthermore kenya believes international organizations working environment will streamlined given sufficient support regard transformation united climate
KGZ 2011 555 555 women firmly believe strong leadership michelle bachelet new important body un-women will become champion women’s rights around world kyrgyzstan concerned shrinking attention world community global climate_change every corner world including region issue become part every country’s security 11-50865 waited long welcome palestine full member united nations early kyrgyzstan recognized palestine along climate
KHM 2011 95 95 united nations will continue dispatch peacekeepers united nations peacekeeping operations help humanitarian activities demining friendly new state live interconnected world global challenges economic financial crises climate_change energy food security terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction among others become increasingly complex continue haunt entire world global economy remains somewhat fragile many risks challenges climate
KHM 2011 363 363 goals cambodia listed among countries making absolute progress mdgs last year accorded mdg award mdg awards committee new york outstanding progress towards achievement goal doubt climate_change devastating impact worldwide become constant threat existence drought flooding become frequent severe many parts world affecting millions people current horrific drought horn africa represents another climate
KHM 2011 392 392 become constant threat existence drought flooding become frequent severe many parts world affecting millions people current horrific drought horn africa represents another painful tragedy caused global_warming threat climate_change reality huge challenge global community regrettable many promises made copenhagen cancún meetings united nations climate_change conference assist developing countries cope climate_change remain delivered climate
KHM 2011 394 394 threat existence drought flooding become frequent severe many parts world affecting millions people current horrific drought horn africa represents another painful tragedy caused global_warming threat climate_change reality huge challenge global community regrettable many promises made copenhagen cancún meetings united nations climate_change conference assist developing countries cope climate_change remain delivered timely manner climate
KHM 2011 409 409 drought horn africa represents another painful tragedy caused global_warming threat climate_change reality huge challenge global community regrettable many promises made copenhagen cancún meetings united nations climate_change conference assist developing countries cope climate_change remain delivered timely manner now world facing financial turmoil let us forget actions climate_change wait climate_change progressing every day climate
KHM 2011 415 415 tragedy caused global_warming threat climate_change reality huge challenge global community regrettable many promises made copenhagen cancún meetings united nations climate_change conference assist developing countries cope climate_change remain delivered timely manner now world facing financial turmoil let us forget actions climate_change wait climate_change progressing every day triggering frequent natural disasters developing countries climate
KHM 2011 429 429 copenhagen cancún meetings united nations climate_change conference assist developing countries cope climate_change remain delivered timely manner now world facing financial turmoil let us forget actions climate_change wait climate_change progressing every day triggering frequent natural disasters developing countries hoping timely support efforts address adapt mitigate effects climate_change develop clean energy call developed climate
KHM 2011 431 431 meetings united nations climate_change conference assist developing countries cope climate_change remain delivered timely manner now world facing financial turmoil let us forget actions climate_change wait climate_change progressing every day triggering frequent natural disasters developing countries hoping timely support efforts address adapt mitigate effects climate_change develop clean energy call developed world honour climate
KHM 2011 449 449 turmoil let us forget actions climate_change wait climate_change progressing every day triggering frequent natural disasters developing countries hoping timely support efforts address adapt mitigate effects climate_change develop clean energy call developed world honour commitments copenhagen cancún conferences seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change durban south africa november must become climate
KHM 2011 468 468 support efforts address adapt mitigate effects climate_change develop clean energy call developed world honour commitments copenhagen cancún conferences seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change durban south africa november must become another delusion place demonstrate collective will share responsibility achieve real breakthrough facing climate_change obstacles remain achieving binding accord cambodia climate
KHM 2011 487 487 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change durban south africa november must become another delusion place demonstrate collective will share responsibility achieve real breakthrough facing climate_change obstacles remain achieving binding accord cambodia hopes kyoto protocol due expire next year will extended durban conference cambodia part successfully launched initiative called cambodia climate_change climate
KHM 2011 512 512 climate_change obstacles remain achieving binding accord cambodia hopes kyoto protocol due expire next year will extended durban conference cambodia part successfully launched initiative called cambodia climate_change alliance objective strengthening national institutions deal climate_change risks cambodia also implementing numerous projects within framework united nations collaborative programme reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation developing climate
KHM 2011 519 519 hopes kyoto protocol due expire next year will extended durban conference cambodia part successfully launched initiative called cambodia climate_change alliance objective strengthening national institutions deal climate_change risks cambodia also implementing numerous projects within framework united nations collaborative programme reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries actively promoting adaptation mitigation measures project climate
KHM 2011 659 659 approach addressing energy security transfer relevant knowledge technology assist developing countries exploiting alternative sources energy reduced reliance fossil fuel will also contribute significantly slowing pace global_warming climate_change reducing emissions harmful greenhouse gases produced burning fuel oil hand energy security closely linked food security soaring fuel oil prices recent years caused food climate
KHM 2011 660 660 addressing energy security transfer relevant knowledge technology assist developing countries exploiting alternative sources energy reduced reliance fossil fuel will also contribute significantly slowing pace global_warming climate_change reducing emissions harmful greenhouse gases produced burning fuel oil hand energy security closely linked food security soaring fuel oil prices recent years caused food prices climate
KHM 2011 664 664 relevant knowledge technology assist developing countries exploiting alternative sources energy reduced reliance fossil fuel will also contribute significantly slowing pace global_warming climate_change reducing emissions harmful greenhouse gases produced burning fuel oil hand energy security closely linked food security soaring fuel oil prices recent years caused food prices rise also reduced land climate
KIR 2011 88 88 social economic stability natural human-induced disasters caused much suffering different regions world countries peoples facing kinds security threats armed conflicts terrorism human trafficking economic recession climate_change associated impacts result many communities suffer daily increasing poverty hunger dislocation can happening supposedly rational world community scrutiny global body existing organization current form equipped climate
KIR 2011 126 126 happening supposedly rational world community scrutiny global body existing organization current form equipped deal emerging issues time review structure effectiveness international governance system lack progress climate_change negotiations clearly demonstrates wide divergence 11-51191 positions issue believe unless can approach mediation trust commitment will caught vicious circle starting differences obsession protect perceive critical climate
KIR 2011 186 186 visit kiribati views independent observer came saw believed comments powerful endorsement vulnerable countries saying years hope will communicate need urgent action possess sense moral responsibility climate_change will remain curse planet nations perceive future event already reaching disastrous levels will argue climate_change fall within conventional definition security threat simply may point time climate
KIR 2011 201 201 hope will communicate need urgent action possess sense moral responsibility climate_change will remain curse planet nations perceive future event already reaching disastrous levels will argue climate_change fall within conventional definition security threat simply may point time kiribati many young people go sleep night fearing may happen homes overnight especially high tides climate
KIR 2011 304 304 future serious threat look us leadership urgency need action overemphasized cancún understanding agreement need urgent package address situation vulnerable countries now seriously affected adverse impacts climate_change next year will gather world leaders take stock done since rio summit fervent hope light current scientific evidence based experiences vulnerable countries global community will climate
KIR 2011 335 335 leaders take stock done since rio summit fervent hope light current scientific evidence based experiences vulnerable countries global community will embark bold innovative initiatives address climate_change challenge acknowledge gratitude adoption resolutions possible security implications climate_change protection global climate present future generations thank saw supported need classify climate_change security issue december will climate
KIR 2011 344 344 light current scientific evidence based experiences vulnerable countries global community will embark bold innovative initiatives address climate_change challenge acknowledge gratitude adoption resolutions possible security implications climate_change protection global climate present future generations thank saw supported need classify climate_change security issue december will another united nations climate_change conference durban acknowledge climate_change negotiations climate
KIR 2011 356 356 bold innovative initiatives address climate_change challenge acknowledge gratitude adoption resolutions possible security implications climate_change protection global climate present future generations thank saw supported need classify climate_change security issue december will another united nations climate_change conference durban acknowledge climate_change negotiations will take several years conclude also believe common ground real debate urgent climate
KIR 2011 364 364 adoption resolutions possible security implications climate_change protection global climate present future generations thank saw supported need classify climate_change security issue december will another united nations climate_change conference durban acknowledge climate_change negotiations will take several years conclude also believe common ground real debate urgent need flow adaptation funds address urgent adaptation needs climate
KIR 2011 368 368 implications climate_change protection global climate present future generations thank saw supported need classify climate_change security issue december will another united nations climate_change conference durban acknowledge climate_change negotiations will take several years conclude also believe common ground real debate urgent need flow adaptation funds address urgent adaptation needs vulnerable countries matter believe climate
KIR 2011 462 462 growth will continue frustrated external factors ongoing uncertainty global economic climate rising food fuel prices remain major challenges sustainable development efforts top increasing preoccupation impacts climate_change will progressively dominate national agenda surprise therefore continue track achievement millennium development goals implementation sustainable development agenda national development plan every step take forward knocked climate
KIR 2011 497 497 achievement millennium development goals implementation sustainable development agenda national development plan every step take forward knocked back two three due many challenges face therefore imperative climate_change adaptation funds mobilized earliest opportunity otherwise will forced divert development resources towards urgent adaptation needs therefore move towards durban hope green climate fund can 11-51191 climate
KIR 2011 546 546 can 11-51191 operationalized soon possible allow vulnerable countries attend adaptation needs new resources vein believe nations peoples including taiwan play role international affairs including contributing climate_change also part solution difficult times facing challenges existing world order can ill afford isolate nation capacity assist struggles believe global community must united efforts address climate
KNA 2011 728 728 referred chapter agenda throughout past years international community made tremendous strides addressing sids challenges sustainable development regrettably many encouraging step forward offset painful setbacks effect climate_change bane felt daily basis saint kitts nevis islands question longer rather much will affected need desperately upgrade pre-emptive measures counter imminent threat climate_change defined strategy climate
KNA 2011 751 751 setbacks effect climate_change bane felt daily basis saint kitts nevis islands question longer rather much will affected need desperately upgrade pre-emptive measures counter imminent threat climate_change defined strategy aggressively promote climate financing highly recommended will vital countries successfully address effects climate_change without tapping already limited depleted resources delegation encourages member states climate
KNA 2011 766 766 will affected need desperately upgrade pre-emptive measures counter imminent threat climate_change defined strategy aggressively promote climate financing highly recommended will vital countries successfully address effects climate_change without tapping already limited depleted resources delegation encourages member states join call full implementation climate financing addition pursuing outcomes benefit states delegation like highlight certain climate
KNA 2011 997 997 international community therefore urge united nations find suitable way allow taiwan’s meaningful participation specialized agencies mechanisms including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change presented challenges encounter country region challenges assembly given prominence also given consideration aspirations sixty-sixth session beyond issues demand collective inputs interventions part global community problems climate
KOR 2011 992 992 new global cooperation paradigm partnership effectively address new changes challenges international development cooperation cost reckless economic growth ignores environmental warnings will beyond imagination rise earth’s temperature due greenhouse gas emissions caused abnormal climatic phenomena ecosystem damage due greenhouse effect causing enormous economic damage various parts world protect environment promote growth time climate
KOR 2011 994 994 cooperation paradigm partnership effectively address new changes challenges international development cooperation cost reckless economic growth ignores environmental warnings will beyond imagination rise earth’s temperature due greenhouse gas emissions caused abnormal climatic phenomena ecosystem damage due greenhouse effect causing enormous economic damage various parts world protect environment promote growth time must use climate
KOR 2011 1004 1004 cooperation cost reckless economic growth ignores environmental warnings will beyond imagination rise earth’s temperature due greenhouse gas emissions caused abnormal climatic phenomena ecosystem damage due greenhouse effect causing enormous economic damage various parts world protect environment promote growth time must use less fossil fuel renewable_energy promoting safer use nuclear energy green climate
KOR 2011 1023 1023 abnormal climatic phenomena ecosystem damage due greenhouse effect causing enormous economic damage various parts world protect environment promote growth time must use less fossil fuel renewable_energy promoting safer use nuclear energy green technology devoted meeting goals will create jobs people will enable us attain sustainable economic growth decades come designated green climate
KOR 2011 1066 1066 attain sustainable economic growth decades come designated green growth national growth paradigm republic korea actively pursuing goal republic korea first country world introduce framework act low_carbon green growth also investing per cent national gross development product green sectors every year another important development launch global green growth institute founded republic korea climate
KWT 2011 161 161 safe haven member states seeking solutions questions problems crises general conviction one country alone matter powerful capable can face dangers terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction climate_change epidemics organized crime challenges respect recognize geographic national borders recently role united nations expanded significantly particularly true connection humanitarian disasters witnessed whether man-made natural latest climate
LCA 2011 406 406 integrated coastal zone management working towards ensuring successful implementation caribbean coastal zone management unit coastal zone management advisory committee 11-51687 dwell issue oceans seas impacts climate_change sea-level rise real sids saint lucia number projects programmes seeking build island’s resilience impacts formal adoption national building code development environmental impact physical planning development climate
LCA 2011 448 448 national building code development environmental impact physical planning development regulations nevertheless saint lucia recognized importance access data models national local levels defining informing country’s response climate_change regard taking number steps build requisite database working various national regional global organizations caribbean sea important international shipping route tourism trade considered united nations environment climate
LCA 2011 573 573 sids providing energy food security world whole regulating climate oceans regulatory mechanism climate countries worldwide prepare rio earth summit note green economy major theme discussion renewable_energy energy efficiency heart green economy petroleum giants like british petroleum shell now turning investments solar wind energy countries germany netherlands brazil positioned strong proponents renewable_energy climate
LCA 2011 598 598 renewable_energy energy efficiency heart green economy petroleum giants like british petroleum shell now turning investments solar wind energy countries germany netherlands brazil positioned strong proponents renewable_energy sustainable energy technologies continue subject significant research development promising results policy level number countries including articulated noble ambitious energy policies steer us future negotiations taking climate
LCA 2011 630 630 research development promising results policy level number countries including articulated noble ambitious energy policies steer us future negotiations taking place pursuant united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change mitigation inextricably linked sustainable energy development continues generate much debate state parties seek find lasting solutions problem greenhouse gas emissions united nations endeavours promote climate
LCA 2011 631 631 development promising results policy level number countries including articulated noble ambitious energy policies steer us future negotiations taking place pursuant united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change mitigation inextricably linked sustainable energy development continues generate much debate state parties seek find lasting solutions problem greenhouse gas emissions united nations endeavours promote equity climate
LCA 2011 649 649 place pursuant united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change mitigation inextricably linked sustainable energy development continues generate much debate state parties seek find lasting solutions problem greenhouse gas emissions united nations endeavours promote equity equality among individual countries capacities countries like yearn enjoy benefits sustainable renewable_energy sources despite significant potential renewable_energy yet climate
LCA 2011 668 668 parties seek find lasting solutions problem greenhouse gas emissions united nations endeavours promote equity equality among individual countries capacities countries like yearn enjoy benefits sustainable renewable_energy sources despite significant potential renewable_energy yet able meaningfully develop resources therefore imperative international community take decisive action assist small island states isolated achieving energy security climate
LCA 2011 673 673 problem greenhouse gas emissions united nations endeavours promote equity equality among individual countries capacities countries like yearn enjoy benefits sustainable renewable_energy sources despite significant potential renewable_energy yet able meaningfully develop resources therefore imperative international community take decisive action assist small island states isolated achieving energy security renewable_energy energy efficiency programmes financing climate
LCA 2011 694 694 sources despite significant potential renewable_energy yet able meaningfully develop resources therefore imperative international community take decisive action assist small island states isolated achieving energy security renewable_energy energy efficiency programmes financing critical element development new renewable forms energy far sids largely overlooked investments made larger economies greater economies scale profits beckon even climate
LCA 2011 1120 1120 issues face world today urge united nations find suitable means permit taiwan participate specialized agencies mechanisms including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change worldwide implications along lines wha model surely million people living planet earth can contribute body peoples conclusion shifting sands revealing international system brink change moment climate
LKA 2011 825 825 distortion interplay market forces greatly reduce ability farmers many developing countries access international markets export products equitable basis disproportionate pollution environment industrialized countries resultant impact global_warming climate_change remedied semblance justice imposing harsh restraints developing countries contributed little aggravate problem circumstances heighten importance social equity international level may noble triple gem bless climate
LKA 2011 826 826 interplay market forces greatly reduce ability farmers many developing countries access international markets export products equitable basis disproportionate pollution environment industrialized countries resultant impact global_warming climate_change remedied semblance justice imposing harsh restraints developing countries contributed little aggravate problem circumstances heighten importance social equity international level may noble triple gem bless climate
LSO 2011 121 121 approaching yet world continues overwhelmed unending hurdles path towards achievement despite globalization least developed countries yet fully integrated global markets rapid environmental degradation compounded effects climate_change continues adversely affect ecosystems agriculture water resources energy supplies hiv aids relented decimating whole nations promotion principles democracy good governance protection fundamental human rights abuse climate
LTU 2011 226 226 live era constant change maintenance improvement ability tackle traditional crises must supplemented increased capacity united nation address new threats challenges energy security cybercrime food safety climate_change mention especially appreciate like stress importance secretary-general’s strong engagement nuclear safety call build stronger connection nuclear safety nuclear security light world’s energy needs today nuclear climate
LUX 2011 915 915 managed maintain even increase efforts terms official development assistance reached per cent gross national product longer need prove close link security development luxembourg links security climate_change equally obvious secretary-general observed climate_change must seen threat multiplier luxembourg’s commitment combating climate_change including group friends created new york purpose also part strategy preventing conflicts climate
LUX 2011 920 920 terms official development assistance reached per cent gross national product longer need prove close link security development luxembourg links security climate_change equally obvious secretary-general observed climate_change must seen threat multiplier luxembourg’s commitment combating climate_change including group friends created new york purpose also part strategy preventing conflicts climate_change makes worse context country climate
LUX 2011 928 928 national product longer need prove close link security development luxembourg links security climate_change equally obvious secretary-general observed climate_change must seen threat multiplier luxembourg’s commitment combating climate_change including group friends created new york purpose also part strategy preventing conflicts climate_change makes worse context country offers support technical assistance small island developing states climate
LUX 2011 941 941 equally obvious secretary-general observed climate_change must seen threat multiplier luxembourg’s commitment combating climate_change including group friends created new york purpose also part strategy preventing conflicts climate_change makes worse context country offers support technical assistance small island developing states particularly pacific whose existence threatened climate_change since adoption kyoto protocol luxembourg together european climate
LUX 2011 959 959 york purpose also part strategy preventing conflicts climate_change makes worse context country offers support technical assistance small island developing states particularly pacific whose existence threatened climate_change since adoption kyoto protocol luxembourg together european partners made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change luxembourg also contributing fast start finance initiative order tackle climate
LUX 2011 972 972 support technical assistance small island developing states particularly pacific whose existence threatened climate_change since adoption kyoto protocol luxembourg together european partners made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change luxembourg also contributing fast start finance initiative order tackle climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated climate
LUX 2011 975 975 small island developing states particularly pacific whose existence threatened climate_change since adoption kyoto protocol luxembourg together european partners made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change luxembourg also contributing fast start finance initiative order tackle climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated collective response like climate
LUX 2011 985 985 since adoption kyoto protocol luxembourg together european partners made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change luxembourg also contributing fast start finance initiative order tackle climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated collective response like mention one particular prevention control non-communicable diseases non-communicable 11-51378 diseases climate
LVA 2011 426 426 development like stress responsibility future generations preservation natural environment world responsibility includes obligation ensure resources available us now used appropriate ways order address challenges posed climate_change joint global action needed regard emissions reduction global_warming later year next united nations climate_change conference durban will take important decisions proposed agreement climate_change action reasonable climate
LVA 2011 434 434 environment world responsibility includes obligation ensure resources available us now used appropriate ways order address challenges posed climate_change joint global action needed regard emissions reduction global_warming later year next united nations climate_change conference durban will take important decisions proposed agreement climate_change action reasonable compromise acceptable majority participating parties exclude major economies climate
LVA 2011 440 440 resources available us now used appropriate ways order address challenges posed climate_change joint global action needed regard emissions reduction global_warming later year next united nations climate_change conference durban will take important decisions proposed agreement climate_change action reasonable compromise acceptable majority participating parties exclude major economies order achieve sustainable development protecting environment climate
LVA 2011 449 449 challenges posed climate_change joint global action needed regard emissions reduction global_warming later year next united nations climate_change conference durban will take important decisions proposed agreement climate_change action reasonable compromise acceptable majority participating parties exclude major economies order achieve sustainable development protecting environment preserving healthy society important however twenty- first century face climate
MAR 2011 86 86 establishment un-women also reiterate strong support priorities set secretary-general second term session taking place sensitive international context world facing acute complex crises structural persistent including climate_change food crisis others circumstantial unprecedented financial crisis devastating nuclear accidents yet others profound impacts financial crisis became global economic crisis destabilizing social political consequences decade climate
MCO 2011 405 405 director ms michelle bachelet shared responsibility show commitment crucial gathering twentieth anniversary rio earth summit create solid basis comprehensive development green economy seeking develop sources renewable_energy environmentally friendly healthy short term position abandon nuclear energy oil learned painfully fukushima accident know whether one day will possible fully control risks involved nuclear climate
MCO 2011 552 552 activities oceans negative impacts human activities oceans seas becoming increasingly visible marine pollution unsustainable practices exploitation marine resources continuing endanger marine ecosystems detriment future generations climate_change significant impact oceans leading phenomena acidification rising sea levels coral bleaching sustainable management oceans essential pillar green economy stronger prevention measures service member states developed climate
MDA 2011 289 289 developed developing states international community great task strengthening humanitarian disaster response capabilities faced different challenges commendable joint platform concerted actions managed united nations poverty conflicts climate_change economic financial issues migration pandemics terrorism international crime crises affecting humankind countered individually means global strategies united nations unique tool addressing overcoming united nations consolidate climate
MDV 2011 507 507 states make smooth transition ldc status must allow graduation ldc status removal support comes undermine country’s progress development maldives spared effort highlighting growing threats posed climate_change nation just one half metres sea level us climate_change vague abstract menace clear present danger existence nation-state past year world experienced increase natural man-made disasters climate
MDV 2011 516 516 ldc status removal support comes undermine country’s progress development maldives spared effort highlighting growing threats posed climate_change nation just one half metres sea level us climate_change vague abstract menace clear present danger existence nation-state past year world experienced increase natural man-made disasters compels us address effects climate_change resolutely urgently becoming increasingly climate
MDV 2011 537 537 metres sea level us climate_change vague abstract menace clear present danger existence nation-state past year world experienced increase natural man-made disasters compels us address effects climate_change resolutely urgently becoming increasingly evident international community needs better prepared equipped address challenges disaster preparedness response cutting global carbon_dioxide emissions safer level parts per million climate
MDV 2011 556 556 man-made disasters compels us address effects climate_change resolutely urgently becoming increasingly evident international community needs better prepared equipped address challenges disaster preparedness response cutting global carbon_dioxide emissions safer level parts per million just environmental issue also issue national security view cutting carbon_emissions burden rather opportunity opportunity just protect climate also create climate
MDV 2011 572 572 prepared equipped address challenges disaster preparedness response cutting global carbon_dioxide emissions safer level parts per million just environmental issue also issue national security view cutting carbon_emissions burden rather opportunity opportunity just protect climate also create new jobs grow economies reasons maldives proud announce will dedicate minimum per cent total government revenue climate
MDV 2011 599 599 rather opportunity opportunity just protect climate also create new jobs grow economies reasons maldives proud announce will dedicate minimum per cent total government revenue investments renewable_energy look forward day international community will adopt legally binding climate treaty welcome incorporation political pledges contained copenhagen accord united nations framework convention climate_change process cancún climate
MDV 2011 622 622 revenue investments renewable_energy look forward day international community will adopt legally binding climate treaty welcome incorporation political pledges contained copenhagen accord united nations framework convention climate_change process cancún durban look forward helping advance process can reach elusive prize agreement protects climate interests vulnerable nation-states beginning sustainable development small island developing states climate
MDV 2011 770 770 form key pillars discussed acted upon rio next year first reform united nations support sustainable development sids secondly political declaration strategy give impetus roll-out mobilization renewable_energy green technologies lastly improvements integration sustainable development principles international domestic policy strategic project levels alike deeply concerned dire food crisis horn africa united nations must climate
MEX 2011 56 56 actively contributed ensuring organization plays role promoting peace justice security equity sustainable development among nations world faces major challenges spoken today talked terrorism war peace climate_change poverty know afflicted problems global economic crisis like refer just now aware duty strengthen united nations make less bureaucratic turn organization able tackle pressing challenges climate
MEX 2011 202 202 rapidly good thing china india many others reached growth rates allow people greater access food left develop necessary technology increase capacity produce food secondly drought climate_change contributing factors truly realized climate_change serious threat humankind whole particular climate_change behind drought restricted food production recent years thirdly financial speculation speculation financial markets let climate
MEX 2011 207 207 many others reached growth rates allow people greater access food left develop necessary technology increase capacity produce food secondly drought climate_change contributing factors truly realized climate_change serious threat humankind whole particular climate_change behind drought restricted food production recent years thirdly financial speculation speculation financial markets let point one bit data financial climate
MEX 2011 213 213 people greater access food left develop necessary technology increase capacity produce food secondly drought climate_change contributing factors truly realized climate_change serious threat humankind whole particular climate_change behind drought restricted food production recent years thirdly financial speculation speculation financial markets let point one bit data financial agents companies bought just per cent climate
MEX 2011 636 636 gain seek every possible solution including alternative markets prevent drug trafficking source violence death especially latin america caribbean various african countries third challenge like refer climate_change along mexico central american caribbean colleagues experiencing ever violent hurricanes destroy homes poor cut short many lives ironically just weeks ago one tropical hurricanes headed climate
MEX 2011 687 687 caribbean coast landed instead streets manhattan still surprised hurricanes new york unprecedented droughts texas never seen floods pakistan mexico colombia guatemala even still accept fact global_warming can proudly state made progress mexico done part moving towards solution problem organized sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún important agreements reached climate
MEX 2011 708 708 even still accept fact global_warming can proudly state made progress mexico done part moving towards solution problem organized sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún important agreements reached example first time nations agreed within framework binding united nations instrument establish global limit rise temperature planet centigrade end century also climate
MEX 2011 728 728 parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún important agreements reached example first time nations agreed within framework binding united nations instrument establish global limit rise temperature planet centigrade end century also agreed establish green fund support developing countries mitigation adaptation efforts addition created mechanism technology transfer incorporates methods reducing emissions caused climate
MEX 2011 763 763 support developing countries mitigation adaptation efforts addition created mechanism technology transfer incorporates methods reducing emissions caused deforestation soil degradation will allow poorest countries contribute reducing global_warming preserving forests jungles mexico million people indigenous communities make living jungles forests choice destroy today use woodlands sustainable way paid rest society environmental service trees climate
MEX 2011 809 809 rest society environmental service trees provide approach seventeenth conference parties durban fear without sufficient political leadership commitment convention united nations may lose part achieved battle climate_change must advance within kyoto protocol keeping mind provisions annex expire next year will happen environmental obligations light failure relevant nations take action 11-50692 best way climate
MEX 2011 836 836 advance within kyoto protocol keeping mind provisions annex expire next year will happen environmental obligations light failure relevant nations take action 11-50692 best way fight climate_change break false argument must choose economic growth combating climate_change fact perfectly compatible actions build sustainable development can simultaneously reduce poverty climate_change finally another challenge social climate
MEX 2011 845 845 next year will happen environmental obligations light failure relevant nations take action 11-50692 best way fight climate_change break false argument must choose economic growth combating climate_change fact perfectly compatible actions build sustainable development can simultaneously reduce poverty climate_change finally another challenge social basis reducing poverty marginalization mexico established programme transferring money climate
MEX 2011 857 857 11-50692 best way fight climate_change break false argument must choose economic growth combating climate_change fact perfectly compatible actions build sustainable development can simultaneously reduce poverty climate_change finally another challenge social basis reducing poverty marginalization mexico established programme transferring money poorest population incentives mothers take children school health clinics programme offers average climate
MHL 2011 602 602 now verge becoming reality international climate negotiations serious risk entering phase political stalemate negotiators spent two decades complicated processes delivered little terms practical action mitigate climate_change problem often blocked handful countries international community still unable commit emissions cuts targets sufficient ensure survival marshall islands low-lying nations marshall islands can wait longer climate
MHL 2011 652 652 longer now choosing creative paths drive urgency broken negotiations pursue practical initiatives address threats risks first marshall islands joined government mexico urging united nations coming climate_change conference consider use voting means last resort secondly july joined pacific small island developing states colleagues push security council recognize climate_change now poses incontrovertible threat climate
MHL 2011 673 673 urging united nations coming climate_change conference consider use voting means last resort secondly july joined pacific small island developing states colleagues push security council recognize climate_change now poses incontrovertible threat international peace security reiterate call secretary-general report threats petty arguments forums mandates allowed prevail risk statehood organs united nations must now climate
MHL 2011 718 718 statehood organs united nations must now proactively engaged need sympathy need solutions political innovation thirdly marshall islands carefully studying options clarifying relevant international obligations related climate_change affects statehood working close neighbour republic palau committed pursuing requests legal advisory opinions international tribunals order recognize international legal principles address questions survival security context climate
MHL 2011 813 813 recognition international community given primary purpose united nations maintain international peace world afford overlook taiwan’s strong efforts promoting peace 11-51398 stability asia-pacific region including regard climate_change invitation world health organization taiwan participate observer benefited global medical progress including non-communicable diseases also serves effective model wider participation key organizations urge united nations climate
MHL 2011 855 855 effective model wider participation key organizations urge united nations member states consider model develop effective means taiwan’s participation specialized agencies including united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization security council must transform effective contemporary body security council restructured accommodate nations whose size leadership responsibility particular group four japan germany climate
MHL 2011 936 936 initiated woman namely president rousseff brazil marshall islands welcomes secretary-general’s renewed priority addressing gender including strengthened un-women institution particularly pacific message nuclear weapons global security climate_change international law empty promise climate
MKD 2011 259 259 achieve goals will increase price paid future will calculated merely dollars euros also valuable priceless asset human lives one challenge requires immediate long-term solution issue climate_change alarming precisely result climate_change caused human activity entire nations states face uncertainty daily basis although republic macedonia experienced adverse effects climate_change less dramatic way wishes climate
MKD 2011 263 263 price paid future will calculated merely dollars euros also valuable priceless asset human lives one challenge requires immediate long-term solution issue climate_change alarming precisely result climate_change caused human activity entire nations states face uncertainty daily basis although republic macedonia experienced adverse effects climate_change less dramatic way wishes express solidarity countries exposed climate
MKD 2011 280 280 immediate long-term solution issue climate_change alarming precisely result climate_change caused human activity entire nations states face uncertainty daily basis although republic macedonia experienced adverse effects climate_change less dramatic way wishes express solidarity countries exposed phenomenon recent times witnessed numerous conflicts disturbance peace security various regions world democratic awakening especially so-called arab climate
MLI 2011 634 634 development partners support electoral process way efforts meet challenge organizing constitutional referendum free transparent democratic elections sahelo-saharan country facing phenomenon desertification unpredictable rainfall mali considers climate_change one major challenges affecting survival development humankind present meetings issue borne recent participation high-level meeting theme addressing desertification land degradation drought context sustainable development poverty climate
MLT 2011 1031 1031 commitments agreed united nations conference environment development context since malta put protection climate present future generations political agenda organization government worked support endorse efforts address climate_change malta also made contribution special climate_change fund coming months presidency ambassador al-nasser offer membership organization challenging exciting times agenda assembly long demanding recognize president’s task climate
MLT 2011 1037 1037 development context since malta put protection climate present future generations political agenda organization government worked support endorse efforts address climate_change malta also made contribution special climate_change fund coming months presidency ambassador al-nasser offer membership organization challenging exciting times agenda assembly long demanding recognize president’s task will easy assure full support malta climate
MMR 2011 617 617 finding common ground exploring potential cooperation interest nation people foregoing significant items progress achieved democratization process agro-based country myanmar following keen interest issues involving effects climate_change since agriculture highly dependent climate implications climatic situation agriculture ignored lately floods droughts devastated crops agricultural production region evident developing countries vulnerable will therefore first climate
MMR 2011 644 644 agriculture highly dependent climate implications climatic situation agriculture ignored lately floods droughts devastated crops agricultural production region evident developing countries vulnerable will therefore first suffer global_warming climate_change therefore look forward reaching tangible outcomes upcoming seventeenth conference 11-51670 parties united nations framework convention climate_change seventh session conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto climate
MMR 2011 645 645 highly dependent climate implications climatic situation agriculture ignored lately floods droughts devastated crops agricultural production region evident developing countries vulnerable will therefore first suffer global_warming climate_change therefore look forward reaching tangible outcomes upcoming seventeenth conference 11-51670 parties united nations framework convention climate_change seventh session conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto protocol climate
MMR 2011 661 661 evident developing countries vulnerable will therefore first suffer global_warming climate_change therefore look forward reaching tangible outcomes upcoming seventeenth conference 11-51670 parties united nations framework convention climate_change seventh session conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto protocol durban south africa although road durban will difficult one delegation shares view discussions issue placed within climate
MMR 2011 825 825 despite progress development efforts hindered various factors slow economic growth diminishing resources increasing food prices ongoing concern food security increasingly frequent natural disasters challenges posed climate_change country primary responsibility generate ways means achieving social economic development however national efforts end need supported international community part myanmar determined promote better living standards climate
MNE 2011 1036 1036 opportunity make comprehensive evaluation progress made past two decades montenegro member united nations commission sustainable development committed contributing success conference constructive actions montenegro especially sensitive climate_change issues numerous potential negative effects climate_change montenegro rise sea level temperature diminish biological diversity therefore believe fight climate_change requires global coordinated decisive international agreement based climate
MNE 2011 1042 1042 past two decades montenegro member united nations commission sustainable development committed contributing success conference constructive actions montenegro especially sensitive climate_change issues numerous potential negative effects climate_change montenegro rise sea level temperature diminish biological diversity therefore believe fight climate_change requires global coordinated decisive international agreement based principles defined united nations framework convention climate
MNE 2011 1047 1047 united nations commission sustainable development committed contributing success conference constructive actions montenegro especially sensitive climate_change issues numerous potential negative effects climate_change montenegro rise sea level temperature diminish biological diversity therefore believe fight climate_change requires global coordinated decisive international agreement based principles defined united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol framework convention climate
MNE 2011 1054 1054 success conference constructive actions montenegro especially sensitive climate_change issues numerous potential negative effects climate_change montenegro rise sea level temperature diminish biological diversity therefore believe fight climate_change requires global coordinated decisive international agreement based principles defined united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol framework convention represents key multilateral forum global action area climate
MNE 2011 1068 1068 montenegro rise sea level temperature diminish biological diversity therefore believe fight climate_change requires global coordinated decisive international agreement based principles defined united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol framework convention represents key multilateral forum global action area climate_change sixteenth conference parties cancún confirms multilateral approach climate_change management united nations auspices can climate
MNE 2011 1080 1080 requires global coordinated decisive international agreement based principles defined united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol framework convention represents key multilateral forum global action area climate_change sixteenth conference parties cancún confirms multilateral approach climate_change management united nations auspices can give concrete results 11-51360 allow reiterate honoured participate general debate global forum climate
MNE 2011 1088 1088 defined united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol framework convention represents key multilateral forum global action area climate_change sixteenth conference parties cancún confirms multilateral approach climate_change management united nations auspices can give concrete results 11-51360 allow reiterate honoured participate general debate global forum behalf montenegro together representatives countries contribute directly promotion climate
MNG 2011 96 96 finds times uncertainty recovery economic financial crisis uneven sluggish social repercussions intensified persistent unemployment poverty many countries major natural disasters occur often unprecedented challenges stemming climate_change continue remain unaddressed world’s population will reach billion next month cause great concern billion still suffer hunger global economic financial crisis grossly affected drive achieve climate
MNG 2011 220 220 millennium development goals mdgs formulate post-2015 development agenda agenda help ensure meaningful integration developing countries world economy taking account vulnerabilities landlocked least-developed countries susceptible desertification climate_change doha development round multilateral trade negotiations stalled past decade yet produce positive results towards end every sixth member united nations landlocked developing country whose remoteness climate
MNG 2011 404 404 alcohol abuse curbing consumption encouraging abstinence enjoyed wide public support view encouraging movements countries might useful look possibility promulgating international convention aimed reducing alcohol consumption climate_change drought land degradation desertification emerged gravest challenges facing humankind yesterday’s high-level meeting desertification marked important step forward finding collective solutions challenges matter great concern billion climate
MNG 2011 465 465 degradation drought therefore set intergovernmental panel conduct comprehensive study effects phenomena identify action-oriented recommendations affected countries look forward seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban south africa later year discuss significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions development green economies believe global transition green economy critically important mitigating climate_change halting climate
MNG 2011 475 475 phenomena identify action-oriented recommendations affected countries look forward seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban south africa later year discuss significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions development green economies believe global transition green economy critically important mitigating climate_change halting desertification land degradation ecosystem destruction loss biodiversity turn will help climate
MNG 2011 489 489 convention climate_change held durban south africa later year discuss significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions development green economies believe global transition green economy critically important mitigating climate_change halting desertification land degradation ecosystem destruction loss biodiversity turn will help reduce poverty financial assistance expertise vital developing countries including efforts develop green economy introduction climate
MNG 2011 541 541 technologies building national capacity energy production construction agriculture trust united nations conference sustainable development will produce results can take us road country highly vulnerable impact climate_change mongolia supportive global efforts combat negative effects view mongolia will host asia-europe environment ministers meeting sustainable water forest management past year witnessed dramatic transformations arab climate
MRT 2011 122 122 ki-moon reappointment head organization wish full success commend persistent herculean efforts resolve many issues including strengthening international peace security achieving millennium development goals mdgs combating climate_change mitigating threats famine endemic disease well challenges hinder well-being humanity sixty-sixth session general assembly taking place sensitive political juncture region popular uprisings many arab countries climate
MUS 2011 68 68 concerned threats peace security resulting factors armed aggression tensions exist within nations among nations result unequal access resources lack food security existential threats inability address climate_change issues insecurity also results absence adequate international mechanism redress grievances peaceful settlement disputes propose deal four constitutive elements present-day security international community united nations address climate
MUS 2011 309 309 consideration delegation fully supports implementation barbados plan action mauritius strategy implementation programme action sustainable development small island developing states increasing concerns issues employment food security climate_change access water matter regret trade talks give boost international trade therefore economic security stalled broader note must say talks trade economic issues extent take place climate
MUS 2011 544 544 hungry billion commodity prices remain high risk repeated crises real projected increase world population billion rising costs production risk persistent price volatility will exacerbated effects climate_change international community must therefore seriously address issue food insecurity around world economic security also entails working towards inclusive national society without discrimination eliminating inequalities fostering climate
MUS 2011 785 785 recent decades united nations brought fore concept sustainable development measures required promote development preparatory work way rio highlighted serious gaps still face area disruptions resulting climate_change pose real threat global security climate_change real extreme_weather phenomena super-storms floods droughts heat-waves already upon us climate_change affecting us daily life threatens survival many small climate
MUS 2011 791 791 concept sustainable development measures required promote development preparatory work way rio highlighted serious gaps still face area disruptions resulting climate_change pose real threat global security climate_change real extreme_weather phenomena super-storms floods droughts heat-waves already upon us climate_change affecting us daily life threatens survival many small islands mauritius already experiencing adverse effects climate
MUS 2011 793 793 development measures required promote development preparatory work way rio highlighted serious gaps still face area disruptions resulting climate_change pose real threat global security climate_change real extreme_weather phenomena super-storms floods droughts heat-waves already upon us climate_change affecting us daily life threatens survival many small islands mauritius already experiencing adverse effects climate_change air climate
MUS 2011 802 802 highlighted serious gaps still face area disruptions resulting climate_change pose real threat global security climate_change real extreme_weather phenomena super-storms floods droughts heat-waves already upon us climate_change affecting us daily life threatens survival many small islands mauritius already experiencing adverse effects climate_change air temperature risen c different microclimates recent decades sea level climate
MUS 2011 817 817 real extreme_weather phenomena super-storms floods droughts heat-waves already upon us climate_change affecting us daily life threatens survival many small islands mauritius already experiencing adverse effects climate_change air temperature risen c different microclimates recent decades sea level rising rate millimetres per year south-west indian ocean annual rainfall decreased per cent compared 1950s climate
MUS 2011 819 819 phenomena super-storms floods droughts heat-waves already upon us climate_change affecting us daily life threatens survival many small islands mauritius already experiencing adverse effects climate_change air temperature risen c different microclimates recent decades sea level rising rate millimetres per year south-west indian ocean annual rainfall decreased per cent compared 1950s extreme_weather conditions climate
MUS 2011 843 843 air temperature risen c different microclimates recent decades sea level rising rate millimetres per year south-west indian ocean annual rainfall decreased per cent compared 1950s extreme_weather conditions flooding becoming frequent without international cooperation concerted action impact climate_change will devastating nations delegation firmly believes united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental climate
MUS 2011 854 854 rate millimetres per year south-west indian ocean annual rainfall decreased per cent compared 1950s extreme_weather conditions flooding becoming frequent without international cooperation concerted action impact climate_change will devastating nations delegation firmly believes united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change small island nations economically vulnerable vulnerability climate
MUS 2011 865 865 cent compared 1950s extreme_weather conditions flooding becoming frequent without international cooperation concerted action impact climate_change will devastating nations delegation firmly believes united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change small island nations economically vulnerable vulnerability exacerbated dramatic consequences climate_change small island states rely international community security climate
MUS 2011 873 873 without international cooperation concerted action impact climate_change will devastating nations delegation firmly believes united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change small island nations economically vulnerable vulnerability exacerbated dramatic consequences climate_change small island states rely international community security mauritius committed concept green economy recognize one-size- fits-all climate
MUS 2011 883 883 delegation firmly believes united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change small island nations economically vulnerable vulnerability exacerbated dramatic consequences climate_change small island states rely international community security mauritius committed concept green economy recognize one-size- fits-all notion countries need reflect national priorities realities implementation government pursuing climate
MUS 2011 928 928 national priorities realities implementation government pursuing sustainable development strategy maurice ile durable project adopted taking shape whole range measures already 11-51360 implemented propose increase share renewable_energy generation power present per cent per cent making intensive use biofuels wave solar wind energy end may last year set full-fledged ministry responsibility sustainable development climate
MUS 2011 997 997 climate impacted water cycle directly indirectly will continue affecting precipitation evaporation cycles well water availability patterns water consumption many regions world already experiencing reduced rainfall climate_change intensifies water scarcity becomes acute threat tensions among different nations different users may increase international community must therefore work together address pressing issue environmental security climate
MUS 2011 1034 1034 users may increase international community must therefore work together address pressing issue environmental security must priority united nations promoting global security well dealing existential threat climate_change poses nations people around world continue concerned security will mention four concerns disarmament major component international security strategy threat humanity posed continued existence nuclear weapons climate
MWI 2011 366 366 respect millennium development goals therefore like invite international community set mechanisms africa elsewhere developing world can assist us managing disasters country also attaches importance issue climate_change climate_change become extremely difficult issue africa crops destroyed either much rain little rain much wind much sunshine possibilities due climate_change therefore encourage international community come climate
MWI 2011 367 367 millennium development goals therefore like invite international community set mechanisms africa elsewhere developing world can assist us managing disasters country also attaches importance issue climate_change climate_change become extremely difficult issue africa crops destroyed either much rain little rain much wind much sunshine possibilities due climate_change therefore encourage international community come mechanisms climate
MWI 2011 386 386 country also attaches importance issue climate_change climate_change become extremely difficult issue africa crops destroyed either much rain little rain much wind much sunshine possibilities due climate_change therefore encourage international community come mechanisms manage climate_change know countries like malawi contributed 11-51670 incidence climate_change nevertheless feel collective responsibility make sure issue climate_change addressed climate
MWI 2011 394 394 extremely difficult issue africa crops destroyed either much rain little rain much wind much sunshine possibilities due climate_change therefore encourage international community come mechanisms manage climate_change know countries like malawi contributed 11-51670 incidence climate_change nevertheless feel collective responsibility make sure issue climate_change addressed hope upcoming seventeenth conference parties united nations framework climate
MWI 2011 402 402 rain little rain much wind much sunshine possibilities due climate_change therefore encourage international community come mechanisms manage climate_change know countries like malawi contributed 11-51670 incidence climate_change nevertheless feel collective responsibility make sure issue climate_change addressed hope upcoming seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled take place south africa will climate
MWI 2011 410 410 due climate_change therefore encourage international community come mechanisms manage climate_change know countries like malawi contributed 11-51670 incidence climate_change nevertheless feel collective responsibility make sure issue climate_change addressed hope upcoming seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled take place south africa will address particular problem third area country attaches importance climate
MWI 2011 421 421 countries like malawi contributed 11-51670 incidence climate_change nevertheless feel collective responsibility make sure issue climate_change addressed hope upcoming seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled take place south africa will address particular problem third area country attaches importance issue peace security aware matter much development achieve will meaningless peace climate
MYS 2011 500 500 areas institutional framework sustainable development failure commission sustainable development deliver successful outcome last may clearly demonstrated lack progress unwillingness honour commitments united nations framework convention climate_change another example must ensure principle common differentiated responsibilities coupled historical responsibility enshrined endeavours achieve successful conclusion climate_change negotiations sustainable development moving towards united nations conference climate
MYS 2011 517 517 progress unwillingness honour commitments united nations framework convention climate_change another example must ensure principle common differentiated responsibilities coupled historical responsibility enshrined endeavours achieve successful conclusion climate_change negotiations sustainable development moving towards united nations conference sustainable development new thoughts strengthening institutional frameworks environment current institutional frameworks unable meet daunting environmental challenges may climate
NAM 2011 345 345 faced political uncertainty also severe drought famine resulted human catastrophe namibia joined international community contributing food supplies people somalia part international effort address crisis effects climate_change real acutely felt every part globe past three consecutive years namibia experienced devastating floods negatively impacted development plans take opportunity thank members international community responded climate
NAM 2011 389 389 take opportunity thank members international community responded emergency appeal assistance now ever member states work towards successful conclusion seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place durban south africa later year set tone united nations conference sustainable development rio held rio de janeiro next year reform united nations climate
NER 2011 969 969 civilization fight death christian west muslim east world must return religious wars middle ages quite opposite able integrate values two civilizations root area middle east climate_change another challenge world facing greenhouse gases one causes least developed poor countries niger unfortunately member produce per cent gases niger suffer effects climate_change recurring basis climate
NER 2011 974 974 muslim east world must return religious wars middle ages quite opposite able integrate values two civilizations root area middle east climate_change another challenge world facing greenhouse gases one causes least developed poor countries niger unfortunately member produce per cent gases niger suffer effects climate_change recurring basis indeed people live subsistence agriculture climate
NER 2011 992 992 middle east climate_change another challenge world facing greenhouse gases one causes least developed poor countries niger unfortunately member produce per cent gases niger suffer effects climate_change recurring basis indeed people live subsistence agriculture livestock- raising two sectors poorest particular women children rely vulnerable climate_change droughts floods niger past years show needless climate
NER 2011 1010 1010 produce per cent gases niger suffer effects climate_change recurring basis indeed people live subsistence agriculture livestock- raising two sectors poorest particular women children rely vulnerable climate_change droughts floods niger past years show needless say trend towards growing number extreme_weather events view decided implement three ns initiative people niger nourishing people niger climate
NER 2011 1023 1023 subsistence agriculture livestock- raising two sectors poorest particular women children rely vulnerable climate_change droughts floods niger past years show needless say trend towards growing number extreme_weather events view decided implement three ns initiative people niger nourishing people niger believe drought need necessarily bring famine decided increase yields rain- fed agriculture promote climate
NGA 2011 960 960 non-communicable diseases end meeting vein welcome discussions high-level meeting desertification land degradation issues continue pose challenges development efforts nigeria strongly supports united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity including strategies best practices address challenge order demonstrate commitment human rights nigeria recently ratified convention rights persons disabilities acceded four international human climate
NIC 2011 614 614 levelled territory affected fukushima accident vehemently call states nuclear reactor installations take measures avoid similar accidents gravely endanger people’s health harm environment 11-51398 upcoming durban climate_change conference rio conference sustainable development will provide renewed opportunities must allow squander truly break destructive logic redirect humankind towards development harmony mother earth respectful lives climate
NIC 2011 650 650 allow squander truly break destructive logic redirect humankind towards development harmony mother earth respectful lives billion human beings now populating planet know incapable achieving accord climate_change although sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change established green fund called mobilization financing developing countries accord far addressing serious damage done environment mother climate
NIC 2011 659 659 development harmony mother earth respectful lives billion human beings now populating planet know incapable achieving accord climate_change although sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change established green fund called mobilization financing developing countries accord far addressing serious damage done environment mother earth historical responsibility developed countries bent dealing final blow climate
NIC 2011 690 690 financing developing countries accord far addressing serious damage done environment mother earth historical responsibility developed countries bent dealing final blow kyoto protocol continue uncontrolled emissions greenhouse effect gases rio durban will called upon renew political will adopt genuine concrete commitments based previous progress commitments issue transcendental importance planet human beings development climate
NIC 2011 800 800 development model model discourages internal production impedes technology transfer agricultural sector impoverished countries model without available credit technical training small medium producers results production difficulties climate_change become additional major factor deepening food crisis trend towards higher oil prices international level caused countries agricultural base begin producing biofuel phenomenon significantly changed food climate
NOR 2011 446 446 provide roadmap can bridge gap kyoto new ambitious climate regime includes major emitters today billion people lack access affordable reliable electric power supplies must combat climate_change promoting development secretary-general’s call sustainable energy therefore highly welcome together partner countries norway will launch new energy initiative autumn purpose boost sustainable energy generation accelerate climate
NPL 2011 852 852 infrastructure development labour migration global phenomenon must protect rights migrant workers family members ensure globalization fair nepal’s economy increasingly dependent remittances issue crucial us clearly climate_change emerged one greatest challenges twenty-first century global_warming precipitated melting snow nepal himalayas source fresh water billion people live south asia therefore taken initiative promoting sustainable climate
NPL 2011 859 859 protect rights migrant workers family members ensure globalization fair nepal’s economy increasingly dependent remittances issue crucial us clearly climate_change emerged one greatest challenges twenty-first century global_warming precipitated melting snow nepal himalayas source fresh water billion people live south asia therefore taken initiative promoting sustainable mountain agenda order highlight special vulnerabilities fragilities climate
NRU 2011 246 246 derived marine coastal resources secondly must reduce eventually eliminate overfishing destructive fishing practices imperative ensure fisheries sustainable finally must build resilience coral reef ecosystems impacts climate_change ocean acidification adopting proposals begin create space needed small islands thrive government sitting still waits international community act past summer nauru’s application international seabed authority climate
NRU 2011 391 391 needed nauru’s position effective way accomplish objective united nations recognize formal sids category dedicated support mechanisms unfortunately best efforts will naught take immediate action address climate_change pacific island leaders recognized earlier month climate_change represents single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held climate
NRU 2011 398 398 united nations recognize formal sids category dedicated support mechanisms unfortunately best efforts will naught take immediate action address climate_change pacific island leaders recognized earlier month climate_change represents single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban must make significant progress towards comprehensive climate
NRU 2011 415 415 address climate_change pacific island leaders recognized earlier month climate_change represents single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban must make significant progress towards comprehensive legally binding agreement can ensure survival nations parties must agree second commitment period kyoto protocol new commitments climate
NRU 2011 474 474 including ambitious mitigation commitments actions operationalization new green climate fund mandate conclude new legally binding agreement based work ad hoc working group long-term cooperative action climate_change threatens undo recent development gains major biggest polluters continue path business usual pacific islands may disappear entirely unfortunate reality much carbon atmosphere many negative impacts climate
NRU 2011 500 500 threatens undo recent development gains major biggest polluters continue path business usual pacific islands may disappear entirely unfortunate reality much carbon atmosphere many negative impacts climate_change may now unavoidable reason nauru applauds recent open debate security council climate_change final presidential statement strong hoped clearly recognizes threat posed climate_change international peace security climate
NRU 2011 512 512 pacific islands may disappear entirely unfortunate reality much carbon atmosphere many negative impacts climate_change may now unavoidable reason nauru applauds recent open debate security council climate_change final presidential statement strong hoped clearly recognizes threat posed climate_change international peace security lays foundation future work council issue countries doubt connection climate_change security still climate
NRU 2011 522 522 many negative impacts climate_change may now unavoidable reason nauru applauds recent open debate security council climate_change final presidential statement strong hoped clearly recognizes threat posed climate_change international peace security lays foundation future work council issue countries doubt connection climate_change security still disagreement way forward allow reiterate proposals pacific sids first secretary-general climate
NRU 2011 535 535 security council climate_change final presidential statement strong hoped clearly recognizes threat posed climate_change international peace security lays foundation future work council issue countries doubt connection climate_change security still disagreement way forward allow reiterate proposals pacific sids first secretary-general appoint special representative climate security analyse projected security impacts climate_change council member states climate
NRU 2011 557 557 countries doubt connection climate_change security still disagreement way forward allow reiterate proposals pacific sids first secretary-general appoint special representative climate security analyse projected security impacts climate_change council member states can better understand lies ahead secondly secretary-general assess capacity united nations system respond likely security impacts climate_change vulnerable countries can assured task climate
NRU 2011 577 577 security analyse projected security impacts climate_change council member states can better understand lies ahead secondly secretary-general assess capacity united nations system respond likely security impacts climate_change vulnerable countries can assured task two proposals represent absolute minimum necessary prepare greatest threat international peace security generation security council must grapple urgent security threats climate
NRU 2011 666 666 commitment addressing urgent security issues facing member states example like highlight germany’s bold leadership security council past july took politically courageous decision host open debate climate_change said earlier climate_change overriding security threat facing pacific region germany’s efforts will forgotten similar vein united nations ensure citizens world opportunity participate activities continue ignore climate
NRU 2011 669 669 security issues facing member states example like highlight germany’s bold leadership security council past july took politically courageous decision host open debate climate_change said earlier climate_change overriding security threat facing pacific region germany’s efforts will forgotten similar vein united nations ensure citizens world opportunity participate activities continue ignore million people live climate
NRU 2011 714 714 activities continue ignore million people live taiwan repeatedly demonstrated nation committed peace regional cooperation therefore support enabling taiwan’s meaningful engagement connection united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization recent renaming group asian states group asia pacific small island developing states welcome change 11-51191 exemplifies inclusivity characterize aspects united nations climate
NRU 2011 780 780 must move beyond symbolism concrete action addresses actual concerns small vulnerable countries implore assembly support appointment special representative climate security benefit many nations around world climate_change grave cases existential threat government preparing new challenge nauru will assume chairmanship alliance small island states aosis like recognize government grenada inspirational leadership able execution climate
NRU 2011 875 875 next opportunity embark sustainable path create world proud leave future generations let opportunity slip away years leaders pacific implored peoples world come islands see impacts climate_change secretary-general answered call now truly understands urgency situation earlier week spoke little girl named tamauri met kiribati see frightened rising tides around islands asked united climate
NRU 2011 935 935 micronesia palau papua new guinea marshall islands niue samoa solomon islands tonga tuvalu vanuatu nauru wonder whether will future look forward working secretary-general meet challenge climate_crisis can tell longer need afraid may god bless republic nauru may god bless united nations climate
NZL 2011 314 314 agencies lessons learned christchurch shared others regions vulnerable can better prepared indeed regions disaster preparedness desktop exercise matter survival likewise pacific neighbours another high risk climate_change abstract threat confined thousands pages reports esoteric debate fundamental question existence pacific climate_change grave present threat livelihoods security well-being secretary-general experienced challenges first-hand visited several climate
NZL 2011 327 327 disaster preparedness desktop exercise matter survival likewise pacific neighbours another high risk climate_change abstract threat confined thousands pages reports esoteric debate fundamental question existence pacific climate_change grave present threat livelihoods security well-being secretary-general experienced challenges first-hand visited several pacific states including one post-conflict society another whose people see daily basis dangers climate
NZL 2011 453 453 security implications become threats regional international security year’s durban meeting must set us road full implementation cancun agreements new zealand committed united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations active assistance pacific elsewhere integrate adaptation mitigation measures development activities new zealand also initiated global research alliance agricultural greenhouse gases supported countries alliance seeks climate
NZL 2011 473 473 committed united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations active assistance pacific elsewhere integrate adaptation mitigation measures development activities new zealand also initiated global research alliance agricultural greenhouse gases supported countries alliance seeks ensure reducing agricultural emissions compromise global food security increased agricultural productivity ability many countries feed one great achievements recent decades climate
NZL 2011 521 521 achievements recent decades constraining agricultural production put much world’s population risk country will must therefore maintain investment agricultural research productivity efficiency gains can continue fewer greenhouse-gas emissions global alliance new zealand takes pride diversity indigenous maori european many peoples asia-pacific region elsewhere now call new zealand home also proud part pacific climate
OMN 2011 452 452 earthquakes high level environmental pollution lead major human economic losses believe countries particularly major industrialized countries join together find solution aimed reducing industrial environmental pollution greenhouse-gas emissions based modern technology fields closing hopeful countries will seize opportunity offered current session take practical steps measures issues discussion hope session will meet every climate
PAN 2011 1042 1042 assembly call reflection environmental political social challenges societies face must overcome dialogue cooperation among states effort address global challenges without doubt one great challenges posed climate_change effects climate_change priority country’s foreign policy environmental level committed efforts aimed strengthening international environmental organizations struggle find joint solutions causes effects phenomenon part support organization’s climate
PAN 2011 1044 1044 reflection environmental political social challenges societies face must overcome dialogue cooperation among states effort address global challenges without doubt one great challenges posed climate_change effects climate_change priority country’s foreign policy environmental level committed efforts aimed strengthening international environmental organizations struggle find joint solutions causes effects phenomenon part support organization’s initiatives benefit climate
PAN 2011 1083 1083 struggle find joint solutions causes effects phenomenon part support organization’s initiatives benefit international community will host meeting ad hoc working groups united nations framework convention climate_change soon take place durban south africa working groups will meet panama october order advance modalities second commitment period carbon_emission reductions developed countries stabilization global temperature climate
PAN 2011 1102 1102 working groups united nations framework convention climate_change soon take place durban south africa working groups will meet panama october order advance modalities second commitment period carbon_emission reductions developed countries stabilization global temperature make progress fully implementing framework convention long-term cooperation mechanisms 11-51681 panama hopes meeting will serve bridge results obtained mexico climate
PAN 2011 1108 1108 climate_change soon take place durban south africa working groups will meet panama october order advance modalities second commitment period carbon_emission reductions developed countries stabilization global temperature make progress fully implementing framework convention long-term cooperation mechanisms 11-51681 panama hopes meeting will serve bridge results obtained mexico meeting may emerge one will take climate
PER 2011 816 816 equality empowerment women also reiterate commitment durban declaration programme action adopted world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance whose tenth anniversary celebrate today effects climate_change greenhouse gas emissions felt vulnerable social sectors yet affect us rich poor alike context global attempt preserve planet must committed peru working promote use clean climate
PER 2011 817 817 empowerment women also reiterate commitment durban declaration programme action adopted world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance whose tenth anniversary celebrate today effects climate_change greenhouse gas emissions felt vulnerable social sectors yet affect us rich poor alike context global attempt preserve planet must committed peru working promote use clean energy climate
PER 2011 883 883 resources technology abundant northern hemisphere therefore reaffirm principle shared differentiated responsibility developed countries developing countries international cooperation must enhance level financial technical assistance mitigate effects climate_change industrialized countries must assume fulfil commitment significantly reduce carbon_emissions july lima heads states union south american nations unasur 11-50871 called attention threats posed economies situations climate
PER 2011 892 892 differentiated responsibility developed countries developing countries international cooperation must enhance level financial technical assistance mitigate effects climate_change industrialized countries must assume fulfil commitment significantly reduce carbon_emissions july lima heads states union south american nations unasur 11-50871 called attention threats posed economies situations originated united states europe asia linked high level public climate
PLW 2011 442 442 borders fear possibility someday fish may safe eat water may safe drink ask world redouble efforts eliminate threat nuclear radiation thirdly speak people suffering effects climate_change corals die shores erode waters rise people feel helpless hopeless traditionally appeal divine intervention problem manmade poses existential threat exemplifies issue transboundary harm today regret climate
PLW 2011 483 483 manmade poses existential threat exemplifies issue transboundary harm today regret say nowhere close solution next year will mark twentieth anniversary signing united nations framework convention climate_change made progress sea levels risen emissions continue unabated still without binding agreement past july pacific small island developing states banded together put security council modest climate
PLW 2011 515 515 continue unabated still without binding agreement past july pacific small island developing states banded together put security council modest achievable prudent proposals addressing security threats climate_change voices drowned states priorities can agree views expressed council united states failure states acknowledge clear-cut security implications climate_change pathetic however will deterred leaders pacific states climate
PLW 2011 533 533 modest achievable prudent proposals addressing security threats climate_change voices drowned states priorities can agree views expressed council united states failure states acknowledge clear-cut security implications climate_change pathetic however will deterred leaders pacific states declared urgent social economic security threats posed climate_change require action every international forum general assembly consensus resolution invited climate
PLW 2011 548 548 expressed council united states failure states acknowledge clear-cut security implications climate_change pathetic however will deterred leaders pacific states declared urgent social economic security threats posed climate_change require action every international forum general assembly consensus resolution invited relevant bodies united nations intensify efforts considering addressing climate_change including possible security implications mind palau climate
PLW 2011 567 567 urgent social economic security threats posed climate_change require action every international forum general assembly consensus resolution invited relevant bodies united nations intensify efforts considering addressing climate_change including possible security implications mind palau republic marshall islands will call assembly seek urgent basis pursuant article charter united nations advisory opinion international court justice climate
PLW 2011 600 600 marshall islands will call assembly seek urgent basis pursuant article charter united nations advisory opinion international court justice responsibilities states international law ensure activities emitting greenhouse gases 11-50871 carried jurisdiction control damage states case clear international court justice already confirmed customary international law obliges states ensure activities within jurisdiction control respect climate
PLW 2011 658 658 convention law sea provides states shall take measures necessary ensure activities jurisdiction control spread cause damage pollution states time determined international rule law means context climate_change international court justice mandated just opening last year’s general assembly excellency secretary-general ban ki-moon stated united nations find proper path community global cause mutual responsibility climate
PLW 2011 1087 1087 order promote efficacy goals ideals united nations recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully united nations system believe united nations fully properly address issues health aviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate important united nations climate
PLW 2011 1104 1104 nations fully properly address issues health aviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate important united nations entities finally palau relatively new state joined world community thus remember well jubilation new-found freedom independence take climate
PNG 2011 88 88 new zealand attendance regional meeting first united nations secretary-general testament strengthening ties united nations pacific region particularly note heartfelt comments describing experiences witnessing adverse effects climate_change low-lying atolls republic kiribati various development challenges faced many small island states region allow like speakers take opportunity welcome newest member united nations family republic climate
PNG 2011 184 184 way united nations deliver mandate particularly new country programme papua new guinea rolled beginning january will target areas governance social justice health education gender environment climate_change disaster management new country programme part overall efforts achieve millennium development goals mdgs since inaugural mdg report published papua new guinea produced two mdg progress climate
PNG 2011 603 603 committed working closely governments relevant international law enforcement agencies curb drug trafficking human trafficking money-laundering one top five remaining rainforest nations committed addressing many challenges climate_change biodiversity sustainable development forests continue maintain dialogue stakeholders mindful issues confronting many nations climate_change complex matter united nations reform support encourage reform united nations agencies climate
PNG 2011 617 617 money-laundering one top five remaining rainforest nations committed addressing many challenges climate_change biodiversity sustainable development forests continue maintain dialogue stakeholders mindful issues confronting many nations climate_change complex matter united nations reform support encourage reform united nations agencies secretariat make responsive active responding global regional national challenges reiterate call expansion membership permanent climate
POL 2011 559 559 hindrance fostering trust strengthening international stability solving important problems past decade deal increasing tensions rich poor less developed countries regions world signs cross- cultural mistrust climate_change negotiations new world trade organization wto trade round non-proliferation discussions stalled middle east peace process advancing addition negative trends international community hit financial crisis september climate
PRY 2011 228 228 continue inexorably accumulate debt daily offerings increase wealth rich societies every day poor neighbour today’s world possesses riches closer simplicity well-being happiness water food forests renewable_energy vital rich neighbours unbridled wealth basis political dominion certainly wars military might live societies peoples human beings mutual needs population growth serious global issue sometimes climate
PRY 2011 575 575 summits developed countries lot poor countries debated decades yet luck will countries latin america realize export nature export oxygen export fresh water export food export renewable_energy makes sense countries remain poor many assets products enrich rest world finally subject paradigm shift ensure human beings centre world concerns requires commitment part govern climate
ROU 2011 804 804 context establish clear vision green economy economic growth need promote transition towards green economy must considered opportunities make less aiming higher standard living social equality climate_change continue mobilizing factor despite obvious obstacles let differences high complexity interests undermine determination negotiations durban based decisions cancún copenhagen accord pave way towards swift adoption climate
SDN 2011 757 757 crisis adversely affected countries world countries africa crisis notably intensified exacerbated difficulties plaguing economies developing nations resulting increased poverty food shortages decline social services time climate_change leading natural disasters many countries call general assembly donors relevant united nations agencies funds programmes respond urgently devastating famine attendant tragic humanitarian situation affecting sister climate
SDN 2011 939 939 achieving peace security african countries sudan hoped international consensus climate environment issues particular directly affected clearly case darfur united nations reports emphasized relationship negative impact climate_change intensification conflict especially african continent also hoped efforts made copenhagen successful led agreement address phenomenon avoid negative consequences hoped developed nations assume historic responsibilities regard climate
SDN 2011 973 973 made copenhagen successful led agreement address phenomenon avoid negative consequences hoped developed nations assume historic responsibilities regard adopting specific strategies action plans tackle root causes climate_change manner consistent rio declaration environment development adopted earth summit sudan attaches highest priority implementation series national programmes designed alleviate consequences climate_change raise awareness dire effects climate
SDN 2011 994 994 plans tackle root causes climate_change manner consistent rio declaration environment development adopted earth summit sudan attaches highest priority implementation series national programmes designed alleviate consequences climate_change raise awareness dire effects sudan looks forward participating actively effectively united nations conference sustainable development held next year order help strengthen international efforts face challenges climate
SEN 2011 952 952 reasonable detached general demands time bring case one step forward two steps back discouraged come last point environment agricultural crisis also issues peace environment linked climate_change affecting particularly developing countries africa years ago french philosopher wrote famous work l’afrique terre qui meurt spoke savannization desertification problems country suffers sahel find words climate
SGP 2011 103 103 fiscal debt crisis united states eurozone fears risk double-dip recession remain important global challenges need serious attention resources well include long- term issues sustainable development climate_change water security also immediate concerns food security job creation making cities livable issues require urgent joint action global community next month will billion people feed climate
SLB 2011 525 525 short achieving millennium development goals come review must examine means achieving social development goals means looking mdgs sustainable development perspective solomon islands looks forward discussion climate_change call secretary- general garner necessary political will developed partners adopt second commitment period durban kyoto protocol avoid gap first second commitment periods sufficient ensure survival climate
SLB 2011 554 554 garner necessary political will developed partners adopt second commitment period durban kyoto protocol avoid gap first second commitment periods sufficient ensure survival vulnerable people prevent climate_change impacts reaching irreversible levels problems associated climate_change growing challenges country taking several practical measures government planning relocation national referral hospital higher ground efforts build resilience climate
SLB 2011 561 561 second commitment period durban kyoto protocol avoid gap first second commitment periods sufficient ensure survival vulnerable people prevent climate_change impacts reaching irreversible levels problems associated climate_change growing challenges country taking several practical measures government planning relocation national referral hospital higher ground efforts build resilience policy food water security progressing adaptation programme climate
SLB 2011 587 587 growing challenges country taking several practical measures government planning relocation national referral hospital higher ground efforts build resilience policy food water security progressing adaptation programme climate_change challenges growing fast-track funds promised two years ago must made available vulnerable countries matter real urgency solomon islands process establishing economic growth centres throughout country climate
SLB 2011 616 616 funds promised two years ago must made available vulnerable countries matter real urgency solomon islands process establishing economic growth centres throughout country looking powering centres renewable_energy view necessity condition growth solomon islands grateful growth south-south cooperation policy engagement within international community especially support countries cuba india papua new guinea also welcome climate
SLB 2011 1365 1365 system terms wide range international development programmes welcome participation observer world health assembly continue call arrangements extended united nations treaty bodies including united nations convention climate_change unfccc ensure meaningful participation taiwan people affairs international community solomon islands also acknowledges taiwan’s climate_change mitigation renewable_energy programmes developing countries like see application similar observer climate
SLB 2011 1380 1380 arrangements extended united nations treaty bodies including united nations convention climate_change unfccc ensure meaningful participation taiwan people affairs international community solomon islands also acknowledges taiwan’s climate_change mitigation renewable_energy programmes developing countries like see application similar observer arrangements extended taiwan within unfccc let conclude expressing delegation’s confidence translating global agenda action within climate
SLB 2011 1382 1382 united nations treaty bodies including united nations convention climate_change unfccc ensure meaningful participation taiwan people affairs international community solomon islands also acknowledges taiwan’s climate_change mitigation renewable_energy programmes developing countries like see application similar observer arrangements extended taiwan within unfccc let conclude expressing delegation’s confidence translating global agenda action within next months climate
SLE 2011 902 902 disputes dire must act now save world anger weak excessive indulgence repression perpetrated strong like emphasize international cooperation peaceful settlement disputes life blood organization deliberations global_warming human trafficking threats nuclear weapons scourge abject poverty communicable non-communicable diseases ruthless natural disasters flow illicit drugs seemingly unending upheavals financial markets always remember need climate
SMR 2011 619 619 current business models believe united nations focused important issues leading role global governance questioned anyone destinies peoples linked global threats increasingly direct way today threats climate_change biodiversity loss economic financial employment crises food security public health disarmament non-proliferation weapons fight terrorism recognized interdependent basis create new form international cooperation multilateralism coordinate climate
SMR 2011 673 673 regional levels duty guarantee full effectiveness organization’s activities view preserving strengthening essential value point reference international community interdependence threats evident now ever case example impact climate_change world food security turn poses threat security peace africa perhaps relationship can easily observed throughout world food insecurity fuels violent social conflicts climate_change leads reduction climate
SMR 2011 696 696 example impact climate_change world food security turn poses threat security peace africa perhaps relationship can easily observed throughout world food insecurity fuels violent social conflicts climate_change leads reduction global food production damaging effects experienced africa asia populations countries post-conflict situation countries depend directly agriculture poorest developing countries will difficulties others coping climate
SMR 2011 729 729 experienced africa asia populations countries post-conflict situation countries depend directly agriculture poorest developing countries will difficulties others coping rising food prices due droughts disasters caused climate_change country following humanitarian emergency horn africa great concern populations somalia kenya ethiopia djibouti victims severe drought humanitarian emergency affecting million people including many women children climate
SMR 2011 793 793 office coordination humanitarian affairs central emergency response fund immediate response substantial contribution resolving humanitarian emergency horn africa member states financial commitments another less important effect climate_change sea-level rise impact existence many member states problem affects small islands also large islands countries extensive coastlines therefore phenomenon affects significant number united nations member climate
SOM 2011 1390 1390 changes global climate patterns horn africa affected speak region experiencing worst drought generation scale suffering country testament price pay needs concerted effort just address causes climate_change also mitigate adverse effects especially countries somalia contributed little problem bearing brunt consequences regard let reiterate appeal issued recent summit horn africa crisis held kenyan climate
SRB 2011 203 203 united nations-sanctioned involvement save lives keep peace will missions pleased republic serbia now actively engaged several missions will continue commitment spirit republic serbia signatory evolving climate_change commitments conventions also enthusiastically support united nations global counter-terrorism strategy times complex objective must manage real crises well avoid creating unnecessary ones problems can resolved climate
STP 2011 869 869 advocates greater access various opportunities available international level particular possibility obtaining official development assistance facilities attract foreign investment collective responsibility take measures address harmful effects climate_change ensure continuity clean development mechanism particularly least developed countries appreciate political willingness member states pursue building necessary consensus achieve significant legally binding results durban south climate
STP 2011 903 903 countries appreciate political willingness member states pursue building necessary consensus achieve significant legally binding results durban south africa next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change thus guaranteeing second commitment period kyoto protocol however climate_change caused imbalances microclimate country drastic consequences domestic production thereby threatening food security sao tome principe perspective climate
STP 2011 912 912 consensus achieve significant legally binding results durban south africa next conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change thus guaranteeing second commitment period kyoto protocol however climate_change caused imbalances microclimate country drastic consequences domestic production thereby threatening food security sao tome principe perspective order combat scourge civil society sao tome advocating need climate
STP 2011 943 943 consequences domestic production thereby threatening food security sao tome principe perspective order combat scourge civil society sao tome advocating need enhance study causes adverse effects climate_change sao tome principe fulfil goal authorities country like continue rely invaluable collaboration availability expressed thus far international community general specialized entities united nations particular end climate
STP 2011 1027 1027 urge relevant united nations bodies seek ways means ensure participation taiwan mechanisms agencies united nations system particular international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change democratic republic sao tome principe just concluded consolidation democratic process transition power election universal suffrage direct anonymous president-elect took office september domestically government working reduce climate
SUR 2011 134 134 pandemics aids malaria non-communicable diseases threats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change continuing vulnerability women youth call upon us deepen cooperation strengthen international institutions although citizens developing countries enjoy good living standards realization sustainable development many countries climate
SUR 2011 188 188 achieving social justice represents basic humanitarian challenge times order move world along path compassion solidarity shared responsibility goal deserves highest attention world becomes intertwined impact climate_change one country region affecting prosperity security others well responsible citizens precious planet must stand united behind collective goal preserve world current future generations understanding climate_change climate
SUR 2011 213 213 climate_change one country region affecting prosperity security others well responsible citizens precious planet must stand united behind collective goal preserve world current future generations understanding climate_change suggests planet will undergo considerable changes next years impacting areas society suriname low-lying coastline means vulnerable exposure rising sea level risking inundation fertile soil freshwater climate
SUR 2011 272 272 ability produce food guarantee food security will serious jeopardy countries therefore paramount importance international community honour commitments realize speedy implementation cancún agreements honour pledges special climate_change fund adaptation fund afford upcoming united nations climate_change conference durban fail produce concrete agreements targets reducing emissions lead halt drastically reduce rising temperature planet owe climate
SUR 2011 280 280 jeopardy countries therefore paramount importance international community honour commitments realize speedy implementation cancún agreements honour pledges special climate_change fund adaptation fund afford upcoming united nations climate_change conference durban fail produce concrete agreements targets reducing emissions lead halt drastically reduce rising temperature planet owe present owe future generations call upon parties concerned climate
SUR 2011 295 295 pledges special climate_change fund adaptation fund afford upcoming united nations climate_change conference durban fail produce concrete agreements targets reducing emissions lead halt drastically reduce rising temperature planet owe present owe future generations call upon parties concerned reach agreement suriname now stands crossroads efforts attain sustainable development resolve promote investment-friendly environment prudent climate
SVN 2011 295 295 nations considered background priorities long-term short-term organization developed engagements important difficult issues environment sustainable development need take resolute steps towards new effective system mitigate effects climate_change ensure necessary adaptation hope conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban later year will bring us step closer final agreement negative impacts climate_change climate
SVN 2011 306 306 issues environment sustainable development need take resolute steps towards new effective system mitigate effects climate_change ensure necessary adaptation hope conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban later year will bring us step closer final agreement negative impacts climate_change disproportionate pay particular attention unique challenges faced small island developing states climate
SVN 2011 320 320 climate_change ensure necessary adaptation hope conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban later year will bring us step closer final agreement negative impacts climate_change disproportionate pay particular attention unique challenges faced small island developing states whose characteristics make among vulnerable world climate_change united nations conference sustainable development held next climate
SVN 2011 338 338 us step closer final agreement negative impacts climate_change disproportionate pay particular attention unique challenges faced small island developing states whose characteristics make among vulnerable world climate_change united nations conference sustainable development held next year will opportunity secure renewed political commitment sustainable development assess progress implementation agreed commitments address new emerging challenges climate
SVN 2011 440 440 economic crisis donor countries seems continue unabated increasing aid proves difficult attain improving aid effectiveness crucial 11-50847 can gain field development policies trade agriculture migration climate_change cancel positive effects development policies regard let convey hopes successful deliberations high-level forum held busan later year recent experience exercise development activities strengthened understanding links climate
SWE 2011 771 771 respect united nations conference sustainable development held next year brazil will important really hoping strong renewed political commitment sustainable development also looking concrete progress durban climate_change conference november know need known time reductions greenhouse gas emissions achieve simply going able reverse trend global_warming turbulent times countries suffering financial economic crises others climate
SWE 2011 779 779 year brazil will important really hoping strong renewed political commitment sustainable development also looking concrete progress durban climate_change conference november know need known time reductions greenhouse gas emissions achieve simply going able reverse trend global_warming turbulent times countries suffering financial economic crises others suffering severe consequences global_warming yet others building new climate
SWE 2011 788 788 commitment sustainable development also looking concrete progress durban climate_change conference november know need known time reductions greenhouse gas emissions achieve simply going able reverse trend global_warming turbulent times countries suffering financial economic crises others suffering severe consequences global_warming yet others building new societies freedom democracy replaced dictatorships repression ever need well-functioning climate
SWE 2011 800 800 need known time reductions greenhouse gas emissions achieve simply going able reverse trend global_warming turbulent times countries suffering financial economic crises others suffering severe consequences global_warming yet others building new societies freedom democracy replaced dictatorships repression ever need well-functioning global arena international cooperation conflict resolution pursuit sustainable economic social environmental development climate
SWZ 2011 261 261 world needs unified stable libya resume place global affairs remiss mention hugely damaging long-term effects war somalia difficulties now compounded terrible famine blame might placed climate_change nevertheless hold view somalia manage latest humanitarian disaster famine considerably better international community collaborate sustainable political solution essential economic recovery sadly world appears forgotten somalia climate
SWZ 2011 642 642 international community therefore urge united nations find suitable way allow taiwan’s meaningful participation specialized agencies mechanisms including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change doubt functional need include people taiwan united nations system inclusion common interest international community conclusion may say kingdom swaziland confidence initiatives already taken towards renewal climate
TCD 2011 460 460 attacks achieve millennium development goals unless receives substantial support inter alia heavily indebted poor countries initiative reason repeatedly called support relevant international institutions one consequences climate_change year sahel area saw low levels rainfall lead environmental humanitarian catastrophe one seen recent months horn africa commend initiatives undertaken organization promote international solidarity countries climate
TJK 2011 238 238 predictable non-discriminatory guided principles tajikistan currently active talks joining world trade organization wto regard seeking support wto member states help speed process tajikistan’s entry problems climate_change negative effects overcome without collective 11-51390 coordinated efforts entire international community know climate_change affects fresh water resources well exacerbating extreme floods landslides droughts natural disasters climate
TJK 2011 251 251 regard seeking support wto member states help speed process tajikistan’s entry problems climate_change negative effects overcome without collective 11-51390 coordinated efforts entire international community know climate_change affects fresh water resources well exacerbating extreme floods landslides droughts natural disasters tajikistan per cent water resources whole central asia originate per cent glaciers disappeared climate
TJK 2011 295 295 central asia originate per cent glaciers disappeared last years accelerated melting glaciers creates additional risks sustainable development regional water energy food security regard united national climate_change conference copenhagen president tajikistan put forward proposal set international fund saving glaciers combine efforts international community strategically important area hope member states will support initiative climate
TJK 2011 326 326 forward proposal set international fund saving glaciers combine efforts international community strategically important area hope member states will support initiative comprehensive development hydroelectricity combined types renewable_energy will enable us increase capacity energy systems also enhance stability increased efficiency considerably decrease harmful emissions atmosphere years republic tajikistan experienced severe electric power shortage climate
TKM 2011 705 705 including study transit transport opportunities caspian black seas central asia middle east turkmenistan sees environmental sphere key area international cooperation respect initiatives decisions taken summits climate_change copenhagen cancun looking forward continuing constructive international dialogue issue november year meeting durban convinced need join efforts field global regional national levels coordinate actions united climate
TKM 2011 744 744 convinced need join efforts field global regional national levels coordinate actions united nations member state connection like emphasize turkmenistan currently preparing extensive document national strategy climate_change adoption strategy will ready submit relevant united nations agencies contribution common work believe will possible current session context closer multilateral cooperation start establishing systemic machinery climate
TKM 2011 784 784 possible current session context closer multilateral cooperation start establishing systemic machinery area end turkmenistan proposes establishing specialized institution united nations interregional centre development issues related climate_change willing provide functioning necessary infrastructure capital turkmenistan ashgabat important question goes far beyond regional boundaries environment caspian sea also convinced need give specific content international climate
TON 2011 215 215 step right direction setting healthier enjoyable future us pleased secretary-general able visit number countries region way historic attendance pacific islands forum able assess dominant impact climate_change countries pacific validate activities pacific small island developing states like tonga international forums must use positive foundations laid collectively copenhagen cancún embrace promise might lie climate
TON 2011 249 249 states like tonga international forums must use positive foundations laid collectively copenhagen cancún embrace promise might lie durban seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change december pleased july able presidency germany security council took solid steps seize moral imperative holding open debate producing presidential statement maintenance international peace security impact climate
TON 2011 275 275 december pleased july able presidency germany security council took solid steps seize moral imperative holding open debate producing presidential statement maintenance international peace security impact climate_change s prst council membership now future must turn vigilant duty keep position leadership issue implications member states like tonga others pacific last year’s high-level meeting climate
TON 2011 573 573 earlier year made peace genuine security challenging impossible indeed moment truth genuine hope just secure israel viable palestine long hopes ambitious peace tonga’s interest developing renewable_energy sources within context tonga energy road map continued evolve election council international renewable_energy agency 11-51372 irena first session agency’s assembly april will work earnest ensure climate
TON 2011 586 586 just secure israel viable palestine long hopes ambitious peace tonga’s interest developing renewable_energy sources within context tonga energy road map continued evolve election council international renewable_energy agency 11-51372 irena first session agency’s assembly april will work earnest ensure voices developing states tonga others new council heard given key leading role will climate
TTO 2011 1700 1700 employ mediation resolve disputes unless incorporate disenfranchised women governance unless listen real message today greater participation governance unless realize humankind common challenges addresses issues like climate_change world will missed golden opportunity advance cause humankind promote global peace let us therefore endeavour resolve common global challenges otherwise fail succeeding generations humankind meet climate
TUV 2011 369 369 tuvalu national sustainable development strategy fourth united nations conference least developed countries scheduled next month furthermore least developed country tuvalu vulnerable global economic shocks impacts climate_change outbreaks disease including non-communicable diseases tuvalu continues call appeal united nations take vulnerabilities seriously consideration addressing question graduation ldcs despite ambitious target istanbul programme action climate
TUV 2011 590 590 calls upon united nations subsidiary bodies especially world health organization international civil aviation organization allow taiwan participate fully meaningfully meetings activities including united nations meetings climate_change climate_change priority global issue twenty-first century beyond therefore requires global solution climate_change impacts countries unequally countries possess capacity resilience adapt respond impacts small island developing climate
TUV 2011 591 591 upon united nations subsidiary bodies especially world health organization international civil aviation organization allow taiwan participate fully meaningfully meetings activities including united nations meetings climate_change climate_change priority global issue twenty-first century beyond therefore requires global solution climate_change impacts countries unequally countries possess capacity resilience adapt respond impacts small island developing state climate
TUV 2011 602 602 aviation organization allow taiwan participate fully meaningfully meetings activities including united nations meetings climate_change climate_change priority global issue twenty-first century beyond therefore requires global solution climate_change impacts countries unequally countries possess capacity resilience adapt respond impacts small island developing state like tuvalu climate_change without doubt security issue threatens survival end year climate
TUV 2011 619 619 issue twenty-first century beyond therefore requires global solution climate_change impacts countries unequally countries possess capacity resilience adapt respond impacts small island developing state like tuvalu climate_change without doubt security issue threatens survival end year parties united nations framework convention climate_change will meeting durban advance work climate_change will critical meeting time fast climate
TUV 2011 633 633 capacity resilience adapt respond impacts small island developing state like tuvalu climate_change without doubt security issue threatens survival end year parties united nations framework convention climate_change will meeting durban advance work climate_change will critical meeting time fast running highly vulnerable countries like tuvalu country believes meeting durban must deliver key outcomes climate
TUV 2011 639 639 island developing state like tuvalu climate_change without doubt security issue threatens survival end year parties united nations framework convention climate_change will meeting durban advance work climate_change will critical meeting time fast running highly vulnerable countries like tuvalu country believes meeting durban must deliver key outcomes first must adopt amendments kyoto protocol climate
TUV 2011 841 841 considering theme green economy must explore carefully can redirect current international trading system properly reflect needs small island economies need accessible affordable technologies take advantage renewable_energy energy efficiency need help protect blue economies oceans need explore new preferential trade arrangements overcome size disadvantage conclusion let reiterate severe impact recent financial economic climate
UKR 2011 744 744 health reducing child mortality curbing spread hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality working today’s immediate tasks believe necessary pay greater attention 11-50702 increasingly acute issue climate_change environmental protection endorse idea creating effective international mechanism environmental protection earth common planet global environmental organization universal membership functioning permanent basis also call upon member climate
URY 2011 882 882 individual countries can effective shown several instances addition strengthening aforementioned capacities confronting global issues requires development community spirit requires combined political will systemic approach fundamental climate_change probably obvious example urgent global challenge essential immediately start enforcing adaptation mitigation measures adverse effects since compromised environment will limit development effort aware necessary measures climate
URY 2011 924 924 compromised environment will limit development effort aware necessary measures require changes modes production avoid seriously compromising resource distribution within countries uruguayan government strongly supports negotiations climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc take opportunity call accelerated efforts ensure second stage commitments reducing greenhouse gas emissions outcome next conference parties unfccc furthermore climate
URY 2011 929 929 effort aware necessary measures require changes modes production avoid seriously compromising resource distribution within countries uruguayan government strongly supports negotiations climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc take opportunity call accelerated efforts ensure second stage commitments reducing greenhouse gas emissions outcome next conference parties unfccc furthermore essential progress made negotiations chemicals climate
URY 2011 941 941 distribution within countries uruguayan government strongly supports negotiations climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc take opportunity call accelerated efforts ensure second stage commitments reducing greenhouse gas emissions outcome next conference parties unfccc furthermore essential progress made negotiations chemicals especially context current exercise mercury sensitivity importance matter greatly potential harm environment climate
URY 2011 982 982 current exercise mercury sensitivity importance matter greatly potential harm environment requires commitment countries order successfully conclude current negotiations another priority country particular situation agriculture relates climate_change phenomenon huge number developing countries including depend sector especially vulnerable negative consequences agriculture requires special chapter framework unfcc negotiations new balance among many centres power climate
URY 2011 1020 1020 agriculture requires special chapter framework unfcc negotiations new balance among many centres power emergence new states intra-state conflicts called reformulation peace missions global threats include climate_change terrorism international criminal justice entity established profound political changes taken place many countries now live different world changes affect political security matters enormous transformations taking climate
URY 2011 1307 1307 achieving efficient agricultural economies fundamental obtaining food security middle-income country uruguay still faces serious development challenges particularly eradicating poverty diversifying production introducing technological innovation promoting renewable_energy name progress achieved must consolidated end vital us able count support international community united nations system particular must reiterate urgent need consider depth new cooperation climate
USA 2011 2010 2010 urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address public health emergencies place commitment health people demands preserve planet must put action climate_change demands tap power science save resources scarce together must continue work build progress made copenhagen cancún major economies represented today follow commitments made together must climate
VCT 2011 108 108 east north africa reshaping long-held geopolitical assumptions grim economic storm clouds formed ominously global horizon three years ago yet dissipate indeed seem multiplying natural disasters climate_change accompanying non-metaphorical winds hurricanes 11-51360 tropical storms buffeted multi-island nation region yet upending fragile economies causing painful developmental setbacks united nations finds eye increasingly turbulent climate
VEN 2011 427 427 imperial version colonialism military interventionism endorsed anti-democratic bodies united nations justified prefabricated lies humankind brink unimaginable catastrophe world marching inexorably towards devastating ecocide terrifying consequences global_warming proclaim ideology environmental equivalents cortés pizarro early spanish colonizers destroyed part american continent influential french thinker edgar morin said drives continue depredations destruction energy food climate
VNM 2011 99 99 193rd member organization today peace cooperation development remain over-arching themes time yet tensions conflicts persist continents regions owing unresolved differences within nations threat use force climate_change natural disasters pandemics transnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction international terrorism still challenges demand effective responses world economy’s unstable recovery coupled economic downturns many developed climate
VNM 2011 152 152 developing countries risks even unequal terms trade rising protectionism dwindling financial resources erosion gains relating millennium development goals mdgs multilateral negotiations issues common interest disarmament climate_change yielded results meet expectations current situation compels nations promote dialogue cooperation surmount common challenges man-made natural alike peace security stability remain intense desire nations prerequisites climate
VNM 2011 297 297 deeply value initiatives place needs poorest vulnerable centre international agenda well initiatives mobilize resources capacities fulfil internationally agreed action plans including mdgs facilitate multilateral negotiations climate_change well disarmament non-proliferation weapons mass destruction provide solutions pressing issues desertification non-communicable diseases nuclear safety security respond global financial economic crisis help mentioning efforts united climate
VNM 2011 713 713 developing vision global development platform post-2015 period must also work much harder together ensure fruitful outcomes forthcoming seventeenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change south africa united nations conference sustainable development brazil viet nam committed working member states revitalize general assembly principal deliberative policymaking representative organ enhance overarching role climate
VNM 2011 971 971 regional international multilateral forums united nations asia-europe meeting asia- pacific economic cooperation non-aligned movement group china solving global issues nuclear security nuclear disarmament crime prevention climate_change sustainable development cooperation mekong river furthermore always willing share countries experiences south-south tripartite cooperation financing development enhancing aid effectiveness mainstreaming mdgs national socio-economic strategies shall climate
VUT 2011 615 615 fuel costs soaring commodity prices fears global recession well unforeseen effects global financial instability uncertainty remain many developed countries multifaceted consequences developments coupled ongoing effects climate_change natural disasters continue threaten economies small island nations undermine efforts towards millennium development goals mdgs ensure sustainable development achieved vanuatu made progress towards achieving mdgs climate
VUT 2011 876 876 progressive pace development graduation may imminent must underscore assembly challenges small island developing states permanent challenges smallness distance major metropolitan markets extreme vulnerability natural disasters climate_change sea-level rise vulnerability tsunamis constitute permanent characteristics island nations therefore important united nations ensure multilateral mechanisms graduation transition package must detached permanent realities delighted president climate
VUT 2011 910 910 nations therefore important united nations ensure multilateral mechanisms graduation transition package must detached permanent realities delighted president general assembly vowed pay special attention vulnerable states climate_change ocean acidification remain single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific particularly small low-lying pacific islands high greenhouse gas emitting industrialized countries must start embrace climate
VUT 2011 928 928 assembly vowed pay special attention vulnerable states climate_change ocean acidification remain single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific particularly small low-lying pacific islands high greenhouse gas emitting industrialized countries must start embrace accept common differentiated responsibilities historic contributions climate_change former chair pacific islands forum along fellow leaders pacific island nations climate
VUT 2011 942 942 livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific particularly small low-lying pacific islands high greenhouse gas emitting industrialized countries must start embrace accept common differentiated responsibilities historic contributions climate_change former chair pacific islands forum along fellow leaders pacific island nations particularly welcome historic visit secretary-general ban ki-moon pacific call united nations undertake senior missions climate
VUT 2011 978 978 nations particularly welcome historic visit secretary-general ban ki-moon pacific call united nations undertake senior missions pacific region establish comprehensive understanding susceptible people pacific adverse impacts climate_change sea-level rise embodied case kiribati call leaders advanced nations renew honour pledges finance particular efforts help vulnerable communities address adaptation needs order ensure island nations climate
VUT 2011 1008 1008 kiribati call leaders advanced nations renew honour pledges finance particular efforts help vulnerable communities address adaptation needs order ensure island nations survive impending global disaster climate_change may afford increased global fund strengthen capacity-building efforts vulnerable communities particular integrate climate_change economic policies actions pressing prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
VUT 2011 1021 1021 communities address adaptation needs order ensure island nations survive impending global disaster climate_change may afford increased global fund strengthen capacity-building efforts vulnerable communities particular integrate climate_change economic policies actions pressing prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop talks durban government urges delegations work tirelessly pledge second commitment period kyoto climate
VUT 2011 1033 1033 climate_change may afford increased global fund strengthen capacity-building efforts vulnerable communities particular integrate climate_change economic policies actions pressing prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop talks durban government urges delegations work tirelessly pledge second commitment period kyoto protocol durban must advance aspects climate_change negotiations devise strategies operationalize cop decisions climate
VUT 2011 1052 1052 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop talks durban government urges delegations work tirelessly pledge second commitment period kyoto protocol durban must advance aspects climate_change negotiations devise strategies operationalize cop decisions concrete balanced ambitious outcomes yield results colonialism forms imperialism must addressed united nations one reasons united nations system created climate
WSM 2011 42 42 responsibilities sentiment underpins 11-51372 relationship organization evolves global family interdependent nations organization remains one last greatest bastion serious challenges uncertainties beset world financial economic crises climate_change environmental degradation land desertification ocean acidification destruction fishery resources endemic poverty dangerous threats peace security continue support united nations look timely interventions leadership addressing challenges climate
WSM 2011 155 155 visit took place start second term end positive aspects lost pacific leaders mr ban ki-moon’s advocacy support pacific issues different international forums dealing sustainable development climate_change peace security witnessed wednesday presented report general assembly will invaluable placing pacific concerns centre stage attention support needed united nations world’s premier organization role various climate
WSM 2011 305 305 instil confidence governments assisted budgetary difficulties others contrast struggling provide basic necessities people achieving time-bound millennium development goals totality becoming difficult day terms crises economic climate_change food-related worst affected one without exception united nations recognized vulnerable groups least developed countries small island developing states samoa belongs categories though united nations committed climate
WSM 2011 670 670 just pacific countries distant-water fishing nations ultimately availability fish supplies rest world years ahead successful conservation management fish stocks pacific pure simple good business everyone climate_change singled pacific leaders just-concluded summit single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples pacific natural catastrophes capable destruction devastates entire communities tragic experiences country endured know climate
WSM 2011 742 742 different direct modalities order assist countries meeting mitigation adaptation programmes copenhagen green climate fund now design phase representatives governments experts involved well pay attention existing climate_change funding architecture shortcomings funding mechanisms repeated without necessary financial resources technical support samoa’s ability adapt mitigate climate_change will severely curtailed thankfully samoa continues benefit fast climate
WSM 2011 759 759 representatives governments experts involved well pay attention existing climate_change funding architecture shortcomings funding mechanisms repeated without necessary financial resources technical support samoa’s ability adapt mitigate climate_change will severely curtailed thankfully samoa continues benefit fast start finance window bilaterally regional projects made available generous support traditional new development partners australia china european climate
YEM 2011 800 800 human rights government yemen chairmanship group china continued actively sincerely work achieve consensus unity within group led consensus many issues interest group including inter alia climate_change outcome document high-level plenary meeting general assembly millennium development goals united nations reform connection wish every success republic argentina chairmanship group also wish every success climate
ZAF 2011 549 549 regard reiterate call africa represented category permanent membership security council south africa preparing welcome international community stakeholders seventeenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change seventh meeting parties kyoto protocol november december year success conference highly dependent willingness parties reach agreement depend south africa alone leaders accountable global citizenry ordinary climate
ZAF 2011 579 579 protocol november december year success conference highly dependent willingness parties reach agreement depend south africa alone leaders accountable global citizenry ordinary people suffer daily impacts climate_change hold high expectations leaders responsible find effective solutions threat climate_change poses livelihood quality life dignity many cases survival dare fail witnessing catastrophic effects famine somalia climate
ZAF 2011 589 589 reach agreement depend south africa alone leaders accountable global citizenry ordinary people suffer daily impacts climate_change hold high expectations leaders responsible find effective solutions threat climate_change poses livelihood quality life dignity many cases survival dare fail witnessing catastrophic effects famine somalia neighbouring countries response left united nations alone requires united action climate
ZMB 2011 711 711 land degradation drought context sustainable development poverty eradication september doubt united nations convention combat desertification least supported three rio conventions others united nations framework convention climate_change convention biological diversity light convening high-level meeting means raising awareness desertification land degradation drought high level welcome clearly need concerted efforts part member states raise climate
ZMB 2011 841 841 recently held high-level meeting desertification land degradation also call states ensure adequate financial resources available programmes aimed combating desertification mitigating effects drought turning topical subject climate_change whose adverse effects responsible exacerbating desertification land degradation drought need put place new dynamic international regime climate_change never urgent adverse effects climate_change borne disproportionately poor climate
ZMB 2011 858 858 combating desertification mitigating effects drought turning topical subject climate_change whose adverse effects responsible exacerbating desertification land degradation drought need put place new dynamic international regime climate_change never urgent adverse effects climate_change borne disproportionately poor countries effects climate_change real already affecting agriculture water infrastructure mention sectors yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible climate
ZMB 2011 863 863 turning topical subject climate_change whose adverse effects responsible exacerbating desertification land degradation drought need put place new dynamic international regime climate_change never urgent adverse effects climate_change borne disproportionately poor countries effects climate_change real already affecting agriculture water infrastructure mention sectors yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible historic build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere climate
ZMB 2011 869 869 effects responsible exacerbating desertification land degradation drought need put place new dynamic international regime climate_change never urgent adverse effects climate_change borne disproportionately poor countries effects climate_change real already affecting agriculture water infrastructure mention sectors yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible historic build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere problem brought global_warming climate_change developed world climate
ZMB 2011 886 886 adverse effects climate_change borne disproportionately poor countries effects climate_change real already affecting agriculture water infrastructure mention sectors yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible historic build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere problem brought global_warming climate_change developed world therefore show leadership comes agreeing new international regime climate_change zambia looks forward forthcoming united nations climate_change conference climate
ZMB 2011 891 891 poor countries effects climate_change real already affecting agriculture water infrastructure mention sectors yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible historic build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere problem brought global_warming climate_change developed world therefore show leadership comes agreeing new international regime climate_change zambia looks forward forthcoming united nations climate_change conference held durban south africa december climate
ZMB 2011 892 892 countries effects climate_change real already affecting agriculture water infrastructure mention sectors yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible historic build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere problem brought global_warming climate_change developed world therefore show leadership comes agreeing new international regime climate_change zambia looks forward forthcoming united nations climate_change conference held durban south africa december confident climate
ZMB 2011 903 903 yet repeatedly said rich countries responsible historic build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere problem brought global_warming climate_change developed world therefore show leadership comes agreeing new international regime climate_change zambia looks forward forthcoming united nations climate_change conference held durban south africa december confident talks will build positive outcome last conference held cancún last december climate
ZMB 2011 910 910 build-up greenhouse gases atmosphere problem brought global_warming climate_change developed world therefore show leadership comes agreeing new international regime climate_change zambia looks forward forthcoming united nations climate_change conference held durban south africa december confident talks will build positive outcome last conference held cancún last december africa hosting talks first time determined ensure climate
ZMB 2011 960 960 ensure successful outcome time running can longer afford luxury inconclusive talks year call parties commit making progress ensuring agreement reached outstanding issues pave way new climate_change regime also call immediate operationalization funds established far climate_change convention thereby making financial resources accessible countries need 11-51681 high-level meeting commemorate tenth anniversary adoption durban climate
ZMB 2011 969 969 inconclusive talks year call parties commit making progress ensuring agreement reached outstanding issues pave way new climate_change regime also call immediate operationalization funds established far climate_change convention thereby making financial resources accessible countries need 11-51681 high-level meeting commemorate tenth anniversary adoption durban declaration programme action timely reminder nations continue promote rights climate
ZWE 2011 704 704 member 11-50871 body similarly tormented people sahrawi arab democratic republic must forgotten call immediate progress engagements solution long-running saga conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year pivotal occasion emerge agreed measures address matters climate_change mitigate threats existence small island states particular coastal regions many heavily populated nations zimbabwe climate
ZWE 2011 715 715 forgotten call immediate progress engagements solution long-running saga conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year pivotal occasion emerge agreed measures address matters climate_change mitigate threats existence small island states particular coastal regions many heavily populated nations zimbabwe will fully engaged negotiations let reiterate country’s full belief aspirations enshrined climate
AGO 2012 365 365 order achieve sustainable development africa general country particular believe intensive efforts part international community needed tackle phenomena threaten reverse progress made respect development drought desertification climate_change natural disasters loss biodiversity rapid urbanization just factors adversely affect development efforts worldwide security council plays key role preventing resolving conflicts peacekeeping efforts accordance powers climate
ALB 2012 74 74 world taking stand today demanding rights asking effective political participation democracy human rights increased participation women public social life globally improved despite unprecedented global awareness climate_change remains major source concern continuing deterioration global economic climate also permanent source anxiety everywhere threats peace security various parts world show far still achieving global climate
ARE 2012 580 580 opportunity call upon states region draw experience united arab emirates field study standards transparency technology safety security upon programme based like emphasize importance addressing implications climate_change involves developing renewable_energy technologies achieve sustainable development providing clean energy developing countries among goals advocated united arab emirates offering various types humanitarian development assistance united climate
ARE 2012 583 583 states region draw experience united arab emirates field study standards transparency technology safety security upon programme based like emphasize importance addressing implications climate_change involves developing renewable_energy technologies achieve sustainable development providing clean energy developing countries among goals advocated united arab emirates offering various types humanitarian development assistance united arab emirates reiterates climate
ATG 2012 108 108 assembly taking place environment continued challenges international peace security international democracy tested unbearable poverty throughout world sluggish recovery world’s economy provides little hope disasters induced climate_change becoming rampant look around global community ask can solve many problems face can find maintain peace desire maybe ask individuals nations peace perhaps can collectively climate
ATG 2012 210 210 free violence requires acceptance differences race gender religion peace position value limits nature’s resources characterized absence ignorance shortsightedness leads selfishly plunder earth’s plenty peace understanding climate_change real sustainability priority peace means fair trade equality equity globalization peace elimination corruption government peace understanding recognition world’s problems can solved inclusion countries peace therefore climate
ATG 2012 709 709 small island states country joined small island states sending strong message international community need bold ambitious actions wait lands disappear act must act now respond climate_crisis ensure single country sacrificed matter small threat real sea levels rising coral bleaching beyond shores hurricanes becoming recurrent severe conference parties united nations framework convention climate
ATG 2012 735 735 ensure single country sacrificed matter small threat real sea levels rising coral bleaching beyond shores hurricanes becoming recurrent severe conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change needs take concrete steps order protect small island developing states exposed countries threats climate_change responsibility mitigate climate_change forefront collective consciousness developing developed countries however developed climate
ATG 2012 749 749 shores hurricanes becoming recurrent severe conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change needs take concrete steps order protect small island developing states exposed countries threats climate_change responsibility mitigate climate_change forefront collective consciousness developing developed countries however developed countries accept responsibilities leading contributors extremely high levels greenhouse gases atmosphere now threatening welfare climate
ATG 2012 752 752 recurrent severe conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change needs take concrete steps order protect small island developing states exposed countries threats climate_change responsibility mitigate climate_change forefront collective consciousness developing developed countries however developed countries accept responsibilities leading contributors extremely high levels greenhouse gases atmosphere now threatening welfare present future generations climate
ATG 2012 769 769 developing states exposed countries threats climate_change responsibility mitigate climate_change forefront collective consciousness developing developed countries however developed countries accept responsibilities leading contributors extremely high levels greenhouse gases atmosphere now threatening welfare present future generations government’s hope selfish act inaction will dissipate doha positive outcome climate_change negotiations will usher new hopes humanity climate
ATG 2012 788 788 responsibilities leading contributors extremely high levels greenhouse gases atmosphere now threatening welfare present future generations government’s hope selfish act inaction will dissipate doha positive outcome climate_change negotiations will usher new hopes humanity compassion planet antigua barbuda part protect mother earth government embarked renewable_energy mandate now shifting focus towards harvesting water wind climate
ATG 2012 805 805 selfish act inaction will dissipate doha positive outcome climate_change negotiations will usher new hopes humanity compassion planet antigua barbuda part protect mother earth government embarked renewable_energy mandate now shifting focus towards harvesting water wind meet energy needs protecting ecosystem strong legislation replanting mangroves protecting areas sensitive pollutants climate_change sustainability high government’s climate
ATG 2012 827 827 earth government embarked renewable_energy mandate now shifting focus towards harvesting water wind meet energy needs protecting ecosystem strong legislation replanting mangroves protecting areas sensitive pollutants climate_change sustainability high government’s development investment priorities ensuring new refurbished private commercial investments line green approach society government also joins member states alliance small island states climate
AUS 2012 508 508 sufficient achieve development interests people must create jobs wealth thirdly make poverty history unless also consign history argument environmental protection human development conflicting global goals climate_change threatens security food supply guarantees development new clean sources energy deliver new source economic growth australia one world’s successful multicultural multi-faith nations australian experience proves climate
AUT 2012 802 802 development welcome decision secretary- general establish implementation office sustainable energy initiative will help advance important agenda universal access energy improvement energy efficiency along higher share renewable_energy goals will help bring electricity billion half people worldwide lacking access equally will help control greenhouse gas emissions global_warming threaten existence many member states year’s climate
AUT 2012 818 818 universal access energy improvement energy efficiency along higher share renewable_energy goals will help bring electricity billion half people worldwide lacking access equally will help control greenhouse gas emissions global_warming threaten existence many member states year’s united nations conference sustainable development marked beginning new era renewing prospects future generations via sustainable development climate
AUT 2012 821 821 improvement energy efficiency along higher share renewable_energy goals will help bring electricity billion half people worldwide lacking access equally will help control greenhouse gas emissions global_warming threaten existence many member states year’s united nations conference sustainable development marked beginning new era renewing prospects future generations via sustainable development goals tailored needs climate
BFA 2012 962 962 china argue favour granting republic china rightful place among family nations including meaningful participation activities international organizations international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change nature threats challenges facing world demands us better sharing responsibilities reform united nations reform remains topic great concern heart global governance hope negotiations launched within climate
BGD 2012 39 39 abdulaziz al-nasser excellent leadership assembly previous session also thank secretary-general ban ki-moon efforts behalf united nations past year new world experiencing popular uprisings intra-state conflicts climate_change disasters global financial crises food energy insecurity human rights violations terrorism forth experiences call collective efforts towards peaceful resolution united nations therefore commend theme year’s climate
BGD 2012 724 724 per cent school-age children enrolled primary schools achieved gender parity primary secondary education established community clinics ensure nutrition health care rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant maternal mortality ahead achievements earned us global recognition climate
BGD 2012 790 790 lead group champion education first initiative welcome high-level panel post-2015 development agenda consider coherence sustainable development goals prioritize poverty hunger nutrition global food energy security climate_change global partnership sustainable development hope high-level panel will also consider formulating position painful plight autistic disadvantaged children constitute per cent world’s population home put place climate
BGD 2012 855 855 global autism public health initiative current assembly session will submit draft resolution autism spectrum disorder hope will receive assembly’s support efforts hindered unjust developments resulting climate_change increasing poverty property loss human displacement consequent terrorism inevitable sea-level rise will create mass movements displaced migrants new legal regime ensuring social cultural economic rehabilitation climate
BGD 2012 900 900 regime ensuring social cultural economic rehabilitation climate migrants called assembly’s sixty-fourth session must put place also emphasized dhaka meeting climate vulnerable forum alliance countries vulnerable climate_change rising sea levels forged current chair forum bangladesh launched second edition climate vulnerability monitor yesterday new york also reiterate call international agreement limiting greenhouse-gas emissions climate
BGD 2012 924 924 vulnerable climate_change rising sea levels forged current chair forum bangladesh launched second edition climate vulnerability monitor yesterday new york also reiterate call international agreement limiting greenhouse-gas emissions principle common differentiated responsibilities early operationalization green climate fund inter alia adaptation mitigation technology transfer closely linked climate_change global food energy security increase food climate
BGD 2012 943 943 also reiterate call international agreement limiting greenhouse-gas emissions principle common differentiated responsibilities early operationalization green climate fund inter alia adaptation mitigation technology transfer closely linked climate_change global food energy security increase food energy prices due climate_change can disturbing indeed dangerous implications least developed countries need greater international support socioeconomic security duty-free climate
BGD 2012 953 953 differentiated responsibilities early operationalization green climate fund inter alia adaptation mitigation technology transfer closely linked climate_change global food energy security increase food energy prices due climate_change can disturbing indeed dangerous implications least developed countries need greater international support socioeconomic security duty-free quota-free access products markets fulfilment official development assistance commitments equal climate
BGD 2012 1262 1262 majority new millennium large number independent sovereign states globalization ushered new world order today speak boldly justice equality democracy freedom human rights environment adverse impact climate_change among things priorities time must acknowledge place bitter experiences past new world order nations based justice mutual respect sovereign equality evolve towards world peace hope climate
BHS 2012 529 529 next round negotiations bahamas solemnly reaffirms commitment three pillars sustainable development economic social environmental advancements continue nationally important areas pertaining protection biodiversity development policies promote renewable_energy argue finding provide reliable affordable energy may single largest factor affecting future development bahamas issue energy important prime minister made personal mission seek solve issue climate
BHS 2012 784 784 management panel must seen operate open transparency also incorporate views geographical economic anomalies caribbean subregion innovative forward-looking bahamas welcomes acknowledgement rio need address adverse impacts climate_change bahamas believes united nations central role play global economic governance bahamas welcomes efforts group g-20 particularly mexico role current chair helping translate g-20 deliberations effective climate
BLR 2012 838 838 generations currently case advanced countries.we convinced state-based paradigm suggest will permit severe imbalance redressed likewise key significantly reducing poverty world finally required us terms environment climate_change central defining challenge today’s world wall separates current future generations prosperous future efforts areas will prove futile fail tackle core challenge must preserve life-giving ecosystem climate
BLR 2012 929 929 transfer integration green technologies context follow-up rio formulation comprehensive united nations energy agenda must seriously considered believe contribute urgently needed comprehensive approach addressing interrelated issues climate_change energy food security united nations natural place implementation ideas articulated international body possesses universal legitimacy let us therefore last empower united nations certain united nations climate
BLZ 2012 467 467 less persons trace origins globe consequently multi-ethnic multi-faith multilingual multicultural diverse population urgency social cohesion overstated add mix challenges today confront us occasioned natural disasters climate_change man-made ones global financial collapse transnational criminal activity becomes readily apparent wholly beyond capacity one government discharge obligation towards citizens solely national initiatives devices solely climate
BLZ 2012 640 640 sought obtained membership organization american states caribbean community caricom central american integration system community latin american caribbean states work closely subregional groupings issues concern us climate_change security economic development feel constrained point impact climate_change region direct dire devastating compelling us join forces caricom partners wider alliance small island states advance interests climate
BLZ 2012 648 648 caricom central american integration system community latin american caribbean states work closely subregional groupings issues concern us climate_change security economic development feel constrained point impact climate_change region direct dire devastating compelling us join forces caricom partners wider alliance small island states advance interests climate_change negotiation process connection belize proud contribution host climate
BLZ 2012 666 666 security economic development feel constrained point impact climate_change region direct dire devastating compelling us join forces caricom partners wider alliance small island states advance interests climate_change negotiation process connection belize proud contribution host nation caricom climate_change centre tasked provide technical scientific advice inform subregional policy positions executing adaptation mitigation projects subregion climate
BLZ 2012 676 676 dire devastating compelling us join forces caricom partners wider alliance small island states advance interests climate_change negotiation process connection belize proud contribution host nation caricom climate_change centre tasked provide technical scientific advice inform subregional policy positions executing adaptation mitigation projects subregion raise awareness deleterious impact climate_change respective countries thank staff institution climate
BLZ 2012 696 696 proud contribution host nation caricom climate_change centre tasked provide technical scientific advice inform subregional policy positions executing adaptation mitigation projects subregion raise awareness deleterious impact climate_change respective countries thank staff institution sterling work respect nefarious enterprises transnational trafficking humans drugs arms belize subscribes view regional response imperative combat pernicious scourges countries climate
BRA 2012 852 852 rio conference particular like make reference definition sustainable development goals rio shone powerful light future want obligation heed many warnings sounded science society must consider climate_change one main challenges present future generations brazilian government firmly committed targets controlling greenhouse gas emissions unrelenting fight deforestation amazon rainforest voluntarily took commitments adopted laws climate
BRA 2012 865 865 light future want obligation heed many warnings sounded science society must consider climate_change one main challenges present future generations brazilian government firmly committed targets controlling greenhouse gas emissions unrelenting fight deforestation amazon rainforest voluntarily took commitments adopted laws targets particularly ambitious developing country must deal pressing demands types order promote well-being climate
BRA 2012 898 898 voluntarily took commitments adopted laws targets particularly ambitious developing country must deal pressing demands types order promote well-being population hope countries bear greater historical responsibility climate_change greater means deal will fulfil obligations international community another united nations initiative commend decade action road safety 2011-2020 brazil engaged efforts protect lives reduce road climate
BRB 2012 86 86 peace security widespread important reaffirm validity principle one cornerstones organization founded small island developing state barbados severely challenged global financial economic crisis recession resulted moreover climate_change environmental challenges continue pose significant threats achievements barbados since independence november relatively young nation independence achieved negotiation rather war enjoyed benefits stability years unbroken parliamentary climate
BRB 2012 247 247 law respect human rights principle sovereign equality classified middle-income developing country reality small island developing state characterized high debt high vulnerability external shocks susceptibility impacts climate_change natural disasters global economic environmental situation disproportionate effect successful nevertheless vulnerable economy bear burden rising food fuel prices decline foreign investment efforts address threats severely climate
BRB 2012 392 392 ongoing work bodies commonwealth united nations statistical commission develop new indices greater threat survival viability indeed security country small island developing states sids threat posed climate_change science continues warn threshold irreversible potentially catastrophic changes global climate system global emissions main cause human-induced climate_change rising fastest rate history even bear witness massive climate
BRB 2012 409 409 country small island developing states sids threat posed climate_change science continues warn threshold irreversible potentially catastrophic changes global climate system global emissions main cause human-induced climate_change rising fastest rate history even bear witness massive accelerating ice loss ice sheets greenland antarctica doubling rate sea-level rise major turning point history mankind willing climate
BRB 2012 470 470 will next inaction inadequate action inexcusable morally indefensible given level certainty scientific evidence us technological financial tools disposal effect necessary change useful progress made durban climate_change conference december last year close finding solution problem barbados welcomes decision taken durban launch negotiations new legally binding agreement take effect however us post-2020 agreement climate
BRB 2012 514 514 agreement take effect however us post-2020 agreement meaningless ambitious actions taken now reduce global emissions provide finance technology vulnerable developing countries essential adapt ever-worsening impacts climate_change upcoming united nations climate_change conference doha must therefore prioritize pre-2020 actions necessary ensure world track meet degree degree globally agreed goals actions will require clarity climate
BRB 2012 518 518 us post-2020 agreement meaningless ambitious actions taken now reduce global emissions provide finance technology vulnerable developing countries essential adapt ever-worsening impacts climate_change upcoming united nations climate_change conference doha must therefore prioritize pre-2020 actions necessary ensure world track meet degree degree globally agreed goals actions will require clarity developed countries scale climate climate
BRB 2012 562 562 will require clarity developed countries scale climate finance end fast-start finance period year greater sense urgency ambition reducing global emissions minimize avoid potentially catastrophic impacts climate_change barbados small island developing states thrown full support behind secretary- general’s sustainable energy initiative may year government barbados collaboration united nations development programme hosted high-level climate
BRB 2012 631 631 ambitious action-oriented agenda achieving goal sustainable energy sids concrete expression solid determination sids agreed inscribe annex declaration spectrum ambitious voluntary commitments promote transformational activities areas renewable_energy energy efficiency energy access low-carbon development commend governments australia denmark new zealand norway united kingdom pledging barbados declaration support sids implementation ambitious commitments urge development climate
BWA 2012 270 270 blatant acts aggression republic south sudan north led instability region typical sudanese regime many years live times common well-being seriously compromised threats nuclear proliferation terrorism climate_change environmental degradation underdevelopment pandemic diseases coupled effects global economic financial crisis internal conflicts resolution myriad challenges threats confronting mankind requires urgent concerted action international community climate
BWA 2012 893 893 note limited disappointing progress made united nations conference sustainable development addressing sustainable development issues case similar summits past know world facing twin challenges scarcity resources climate_change problems particularly acute africa owing high incidence poverty respond big problems clearly need visionary solutions strong partnerships sustainability scale impact unprecedented country took important initiative climate
BWA 2012 1021 1021 aimed enabling countries adapt requirements green economy context sustainable development regard urge developed world help developing countries address critical issues take accelerated action order deal climate_change causes economies however welcome agreement launch intergovernmental negotiation process will lead adoption sustainable development goals part post-2015 development agenda implementation process millennium development goals will climate
BWA 2012 1074 1074 delegation believes process developing sustainable development goals synchronized review implementation millennium development goals like take opportunity commend work done environmental organizations worldwide efforts save planet climate_change negative effects botswana participated ill-fated united nations conference arms trade treaty july whose purpose member states agree common international standards regulating international trade conventional weapons climate
CAF 2012 608 608 human rights around world approached selectively biased implementation international humanitarian law given rise legitimate doubts whether noble causes exploited political ends calls action organization issues climate_change protection natural world also demand changed approach takes account aspirations peoples floods energy drought-induced food crises continue parts world crucial issues require greater mobilization part climate
CHE 2012 51 51 values pursue common goals promotion peace security sustainable development protection promotion human rights provision emergency relief victims conflict natural disasters face significant pressing challenges areas climate_change food water scarcity migration organized crime terrorism proliferation weapons respect borders global challenges threaten entire regions increasingly interconnected world search global solutions respond regional national climate
CHE 2012 710 710 utmost help find political solution conflict country know use world’s available resources sustainable global level exploiting resources without concern future also know human beings cause climate_change fate planet rests hands much will depend whether succeed making transition sustainable development whether succeed moving towards green economy rio outcome document provides us opportunity climate
CHE 2012 836 836 losers namely future generations either will able continue live intact environment benefit natural resources need will put decline standard living due exhaustion resources broad consequences climate_change common challenge lies ensuring well-being without overexploiting natural resources switzerland attaches greatest importance post-2015 agenda will allow us benefit experience millennium development goals order prepare climate
COG 2012 807 807 education health affected crisis light delegation reaffirms responsibility central role united nations forging spirit solidarity cooperation can enable commitments made areas aid financing development respected climate_change remains serious threat equilibrium mankind sadly admit done enough reverse negative effects environment therefore important waste time work find solutions will ensure better future coming climate
COM 2012 506 506 increasingly palpable particularly developing countries rising price staples threatens peace stability crisis also intensified problems linked energy powers socioeconomic development limiting ability promote development investments climate_change another major challenge countries face must respond effectively phenomenon affects entire planet especially small island developing states union comoros wish stress last april country experienced climate
COM 2012 661 661 million will allow country better face current situation better prepare future time come relaunch greater determination number pending international issues particular regarding measures mitigate adapt climate_change make operational copenhagen climate fund need honour commitments made countries south implementing inter alia agreements emissions linked deforestation forest degradation well comprehensive agreement climate_change must climate
COM 2012 685 685 adapt climate_change make operational copenhagen climate fund need honour commitments made countries south implementing inter alia agreements emissions linked deforestation forest degradation well comprehensive agreement climate_change must also respect kyoto protocol reduction greenhouses gases within framework united nations framework convention climate_change finally must utmost achieve millennium development goals faced equally important climate
COM 2012 700 700 alia agreements emissions linked deforestation forest degradation well comprehensive agreement climate_change must also respect kyoto protocol reduction greenhouses gases within framework united nations framework convention climate_change finally must utmost achieve millennium development goals faced equally important challenges urgently call developed countries apply fragile countries mechanisms implemented reduce impact crisis europe order climate
CPV 2012 562 562 continue garner full attention build key infrastructure can create conditions needed achieve sustainable growth economy also must take account fact impact small island developing states climate_change natural disasters sword damocles threatening future imperative countries acting consistently solidarity implement environmental defence programmes develop green economy help build true global resilience one remarkable climate
CPV 2012 915 915 reality preconceptions africa needs regain self-confidence africa still needs see stronger links united nations african union true development partnership time take decisions issues global trade climate_change basis global negotiations grounded fair equal ethical rules step countries south general continent particular give legitimacy forums context world trade organization food agriculture organization united climate
CPV 2012 946 946 equal ethical rules step countries south general continent particular give legitimacy forums context world trade organization food agriculture organization united nations united nations framework convention climate_change short call decisions specific measures will result effective decision-taking within organization development areas cancelling foreign debt developing countries particular small island developing states certain stimulus climate
CPV 2012 1004 1004 ki-moon affirmed princeton university united nations needed new vision new paradigm new multilateralism help ensure global economic financial stability combat poverty re-establish peace respond effects climate_change improve global health fight terrorism ensure disarmament non-proliferation closing ceremony united nations conference sustainable development rio june stated rio shown multilateralism irreplaceable instrument global expression climate
CRI 2012 703 703 also foundation global governance governance robust area area environment united nations conference sustainable development brought important progress respect however biggest tasks commitments remain pending global temperature continues rise droughts f loods continue exact toll lives destroy infrastructure displace populations environmental threat assume exponential dimensions wait longer act costa rica adopted sustainability climate
CRI 2012 756 756 several years ago embraced national responsibilities matter increased forest coverage generate per cent energy renewable sources per cent territory made national parks adopted goal becoming carbon-neutral country many initiatives small countries will useless without commitment biggest carbon emitters without international cooperation mitigation adaption vulnerable countries formulation post-2015 sustainable development goals gives climate
CUB 2012 551 551 food insecurity environmental destruction also worsening loss biodiversity natural balance ecosystems accelerating growing irrationality production consumption patterns marginalization half world’s population lack comprehensive measures halt climate_change pose ever-increasing risk physical integrity entire nations particularly small island states face colossal challenges wonder anything ever justify fact years end so-called cold war military climate
DEU 2012 662 662 closer together europe consolidating europe will emerge crisis stronger ever europe will remain force reckoned world’s largest donor development assistance inspiration peaceful regional cooperation pioneer climate_action disarmament champion rules-based globalization driving force united nations reform country’s peaceful unification years ago also signified reunification europe since world changed dramatically today find threshold climate
DJI 2012 256 256 future want becomes reality elimination poverty remains absolute priority path sustainable development major challenge many countries world including horn africa region suffering enormously adverse effects climate_change number years trapped cycle chronic droughts f loods vulnerable people seeing means subsistence destroyed productive capacity access sufficient nutritious food hampered government implemented social policies climate
DJI 2012 421 421 loods access potable water water purification continue critical goal country unfortunately list deficient potable water considered country risk water shortages next years countries situation effects climate_change accentuate existing disparities sustainable development must take approach focused meeting needs populations women children young people target implementation policy derived rio outcome document resolution annex climate
DMA 2012 44 44 also express appreciation gratitude predecessor mr nassir abdulaziz al-nasser able manner presided sixty- sixth session sixty-seventh session general assembly convened time face myriad challenges impact climate_change civil conflicts hunger starvation poverty hiv aids chronic non-communicable diseases challenges however equally matched tremendous opportunities created rapid advancement science technology unprecedented level international cooperation climate
DMA 2012 141 141 vulnerability small island developing states sids confident approach will able overcome challenges functioning multilateral system unsustainable consumption production systems continue deplete world’s resources simultaneously contribute global_warming remain major threat survival us live close world’s oceans united nations conference sustainable development rio commendable effort international community take stock human impact earth’s resources climate
DMA 2012 323 323 challenges include international economic system dominated strong powerful pays little regard vulnerable multilateralism survive need focus correcting lopsided system destined annihilate sids dominica’s vulnerability effects global_warming underscores commitment multilateral approach aimed combating climate_change impact climate_change continues manifest number ways resulting greater challenges survival sids failure date reach legally binding outcome climate_change climate
DMA 2012 330 330 powerful pays little regard vulnerable multilateralism survive need focus correcting lopsided system destined annihilate sids dominica’s vulnerability effects global_warming underscores commitment multilateral approach aimed combating climate_change impact climate_change continues manifest number ways resulting greater challenges survival sids failure date reach legally binding outcome climate_change cause grave concern debate continues challenges islands climate
DMA 2012 332 332 little regard vulnerable multilateralism survive need focus correcting lopsided system destined annihilate sids dominica’s vulnerability effects global_warming underscores commitment multilateral approach aimed combating climate_change impact climate_change continues manifest number ways resulting greater challenges survival sids failure date reach legally binding outcome climate_change cause grave concern debate continues challenges islands increase encouraged climate
DMA 2012 348 348 global_warming underscores commitment multilateral approach aimed combating climate_change impact climate_change continues manifest number ways resulting greater challenges survival sids failure date reach legally binding outcome climate_change cause grave concern debate continues challenges islands increase encouraged however fact recently concluded climate talks bangkok prepared fertile ground united nations framework convention climate_change doha climate
DMA 2012 372 372 outcome climate_change cause grave concern debate continues challenges islands increase encouraged however fact recently concluded climate talks bangkok prepared fertile ground united nations framework convention climate_change doha later year nevertheless dominica continues stress importance extending amending kyoto protocol lapses timely creation road map new legally binding document must treated matter urgency climate
DMA 2012 407 407 amending kyoto protocol lapses timely creation road map new legally binding document must treated matter urgency look forward doha talks great expectations one major contributor climate_change consumption fossil fuels production electricity importation fossil fuels also greatest impact economic vulnerability many small island developing states addressing energy issues therefore central responding challenges climate
DMA 2012 433 433 consumption fossil fuels production electricity importation fossil fuels also greatest impact economic vulnerability many small island developing states addressing energy issues therefore central responding challenges climate_change sustainable development today still significant portion many remote rural island communities little access modern affordable energy services low-carbon economies sids therefore provide opportunity reduce greenhouse-gas climate
DMA 2012 458 458 climate_change sustainable development today still significant portion many remote rural island communities little access modern affordable energy services low-carbon economies sids therefore provide opportunity reduce greenhouse-gas emissions decreasing dependence imported fossil fuels generating energy natural renewable sources sids will able achieve energy security savings realized avoiding cost importing fossil fuels used climate
DMA 2012 503 503 avoiding cost importing fossil fuels used adaptation developmental needs reasons sids sustainable energy initiative known sids dock instituted initiative currently provides global platform sids pursue renewable_energy ambitions building capacity providing technical support member states governments denmark japan united nations development programme world bank continue play significant role making energy independence reality climate
DMA 2012 541 541 nations development programme world bank continue play significant role making energy independence reality sids recent partnership clinton foundation given new hope number islands vigorously pursuing renewable_energy aspirations dominica honour serving chair sids dock delegation behalf well sids dock fully endorses barbados declaration achieving sustainable energy small island developing states signed ministers climate
DMA 2012 584 584 sustainable energy small island developing states signed ministers heads delegation alliance small island states ministerial conference held bridgetown may commitments made targets set increase percentage renewable_energy increase energy efficiency energy portfolios testimony region’s commitment secretary- general’s sustainable energy initiative congratulate secretary-general launching initiative sids dock joined committed actively supporting dominica nature climate
DMA 2012 755 755 needs will met combination sources namely hydro geothermal expect exporting electricity neighbouring islands via submarine cables coupled sustainable development practices means dominica will go beyond carbon_neutrality carbon-negative year like dominica many sids pursuing national renewable_energy initiatives sids made pledges sustainable energy initiative however unsustainable debt lack technology make impossible achieve goals climate
DMA 2012 764 764 exporting electricity neighbouring islands via submarine cables coupled sustainable development practices means dominica will go beyond carbon_neutrality carbon-negative year like dominica many sids pursuing national renewable_energy initiatives sids made pledges sustainable energy initiative however unsustainable debt lack technology make impossible achieve goals therefore invite developed countries international community join governments denmark climate
DNK 2012 150 150 programme key parts agenda us denmark strongly supports secretary-general’s sustainable energy initiative launched november remains committed objectives access sustainable energy improved energy efficiency increased use renewable_energy necessary conditions achieving long-term sustainable development rio green economy finally recognized one important tools available achieving sustainable development need work close partnership private sector civil climate
DOM 2012 83 83 made significant progress area financial crisis affected world economy threatened cancel achievements began living time multiple simultaneous crises ecological crisis threatens majority f lora fauna global_warming threatens coastal populations small island countries unchecked population growth threatens exceed capacity nature restore witnessed crisis values traditionally governed behaviour humankind war armed conflict threaten climate
DZA 2012 282 282 socioeconomic development policies regard regional level algeria contributing process democratization promotion rule law socioeconomic development fight hunger poverty protection food security agriculture growth infrastructure energy renewable_energy areas cooperate countries maghreb sahel along lines algeria sharing african arab countries partners experience area fighting terrorism interrelated scourges organized crime illicit trafficking drugs weapons climate
DZA 2012 890 890 grateful group china honour preside year constant support cooperation made possible achieve results united nations conference sustainable development strengthening nairobi work programme preparations next conferences climate_change biodiversity algeria urges member states shoulder responsibilities implementing commitments entered concept common differentiated responsibility namely financing transfer know- technology capacity-building area sustainable development president republic climate
ECU 2012 1476 1476 world aspire open discussion forum aimed preparing universal declaration rights nature environment ecuador one leading promoters international level environmental sustainability policies developed new initiatives fight climate_change net avoided emissions mechanism made yasuní-itt initiative innovative sovereign decision also planned protect natural resources cultures several ethnic groups amazon region accepted responsibility reduce greenhouse-gas climate
ECU 2012 1501 1501 climate_change net avoided emissions mechanism made yasuní-itt initiative innovative sovereign decision also planned protect natural resources cultures several ethnic groups amazon region accepted responsibility reduce greenhouse-gas emissions context ecuador leader regional debate model domestic sustainable development time together regional bolivarian alliance americas bloc played critical role within united nations framework convention climate
ECU 2012 1527 1527 emissions context ecuador leader regional debate model domestic sustainable development time together regional bolivarian alliance americas bloc played critical role within united nations framework convention climate_change noted scant political will especially countries north let subject legally binding commitments reduce greenhouse-gas emissions ecuador proposed international level alternative sustainable participatory development model comes climate
ECU 2012 1541 1541 alliance americas bloc played critical role within united nations framework convention climate_change noted scant political will especially countries north let subject legally binding commitments reduce greenhouse-gas emissions ecuador proposed international level alternative sustainable participatory development model comes promoting human rights freedom expression government ecuador faithful tradition protect seek refuge territory diplomatic climate
ERI 2012 378 378 current difficulties make substantial contribution re-emergence dynamic prosperous africa despite difficulties faced made remarkable progress providing caring people rebuilding economy embarked modernizing infrastructure including developing renewable_energy perspective regional trade investment integration will continue work ensure life dignity prosperity citizens peaceful cooperative region just equitable world climate
ETH 2012 716 716 development cooperation results far view current global economic situation never allowed detract attention critical need development finance low-income countries challenge area compounded made even worse climate_change global challenge calling responsible wise leadership international level response rely full commitment principle common differentiated responsibilities however boring may something universally acknowledged bears repeating countries climate
ETH 2012 744 744 calling responsible wise leadership international level response rely full commitment principle common differentiated responsibilities however boring may something universally acknowledged bears repeating countries ethiopia contribute climate_change nonetheless affected still recognize obligation ethiopia already opted green growth path current five-year growth transformation plan based developing green economy strategy already issued implemented seek climate
EU 2012 743 743 asian maritime areas subside disputes settled peacefully spirit cooperation based respect international law many global challenges must tackle together without multilateral cooperation issues ranging fighting climate_change reducing poverty around world will succeed european union fully supports stronger effective efficient united nations citizens countries want jobs regard well global cooperation indispensable best climate
FIN 2012 476 476 reduction ultimate means secure peace many parts world requires economic growth level playing-field development cooperation can assist especially least developed countries countries already suffer effects climate_change particularly vulnerable need support finland record reliable partner developing countries stretching half century despite well-known budgetary pressures within euro zone finland increased outlay fordevelopment cooperation climate
FJI 2012 117 117 world’s worst climatic disaster year peoples suffered much worse people live group small islands south pacific feel particularly vulnerable ongoing failure international community seriously address climate_change means will see frequent intense weather events will erode development gains leave people feeling poorer less secure clear indispensable incorporate disaster risk reduction global national climate
FRA 2012 598 598 encompass economic growth poverty reduction social progress environmental protection need long term deadline climate agreement fast approaching wish state france ready host united nations conference climate_change held time want us succeed together meeting challenge parallel recall one disappointments rio failure agree creation major united nations organization environment remains france’s objective agency climate
FSM 2012 86 86 single-handedly address even aggressive concentrated efforts speak body today honour opportunity must take encourage international cooperation help address challenges biggest challenge face today micronesia continues climate_change just projections future loss damage dangerous impacts people experiencing every day sadly date significant progress made climate-change mitigation time asked tell people plight future lie climate
FSM 2012 114 114 future loss damage dangerous impacts people experiencing every day sadly date significant progress made climate-change mitigation time asked tell people plight future lie hands responsible greenhouse gases point view must step collective efforts confront global climate_change urgently creatively needed now close ambition gap therefore call major emitters step level commitment kyoto climate
FSM 2012 124 124 date significant progress made climate-change mitigation time asked tell people plight future lie hands responsible greenhouse gases point view must step collective efforts confront global climate_change urgently creatively needed now close ambition gap therefore call major emitters step level commitment kyoto protocol existence depends without international cooperation assistance helpless adverse impacts climate
FSM 2012 150 150 urgently creatively needed now close ambition gap therefore call major emitters step level commitment kyoto protocol existence depends without international cooperation assistance helpless adverse impacts climate_change micronesia barely contributed problem climate_change fact contributed solutions thereto actively participate united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations continue advocate significant cuts greenhouse-gas emissions therefore pleased climate
FSM 2012 155 155 ambition gap therefore call major emitters step level commitment kyoto protocol existence depends without international cooperation assistance helpless adverse impacts climate_change micronesia barely contributed problem climate_change fact contributed solutions thereto actively participate united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations continue advocate significant cuts greenhouse-gas emissions therefore pleased agreement reached summer rio begin climate
FSM 2012 166 166 existence depends without international cooperation assistance helpless adverse impacts climate_change micronesia barely contributed problem climate_change fact contributed solutions thereto actively participate united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations continue advocate significant cuts greenhouse-gas emissions therefore pleased agreement reached summer rio begin cooperation global phase-down production consumption hydrof luorocarbons hfcs micronesia first proposed climate
FSM 2012 172 172 helpless adverse impacts climate_change micronesia barely contributed problem climate_change fact contributed solutions thereto actively participate united nations framework convention climate_change negotiations continue advocate significant cuts greenhouse-gas emissions therefore pleased agreement reached summer rio begin cooperation global phase-down production consumption hydrof luorocarbons hfcs micronesia first proposed amending montreal protocol substances deplete ozone climate
FSM 2012 366 366 states rising cost global energy continues pose serious challenge socioeconomic development sustainability small island developing states micronesia continue rely heavily imported fossil fuel despite abundance renewable_energy sources unique particular vulnerabilities often translate significantly higher costs energy infrastructure fossil fuels consequence governments spend high percentage limited budgets fossil-fuel procurement alone often expense climate
FSM 2012 429 429 sustainable energy small island developing states become annex outcome document united nations conference sustainable development adopted last june concrete expression small islands determination ambition promote renewable_energy energy efficiency energy access low- carbon development however transition renewable_energy requires financing new appropriate affordable technology end must recognize commend bilateral assistance already provided area climate
FSM 2012 439 439 united nations conference sustainable development adopted last june concrete expression small islands determination ambition promote renewable_energy energy efficiency energy access low- carbon development however transition renewable_energy requires financing new appropriate affordable technology end must recognize commend bilateral assistance already provided area european union japan china united states france italy turkey well climate
FSM 2012 522 522 pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic also mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat poses food security traditional lifestyle micronesians federated states micronesia supports greater participation women social political economic development look development partners enhance climate
GAB 2012 353 353 ethiopia meles zenawi passed away august us know work peace somalia sudan commendable tenures chair new partnership africa’s development heads state government orientation committee focus climate_change goes without saying crises conflicts continue ravage world constitute profound betrayal cry-from-the-heart aspirations peoples peace security justice development equal sovereignty states cries come people palestine climate
GEO 2012 347 347 draw respect georgia events myanmar risks worth taking speaking assembly eve crucial elections country realize clearly magnitude challenges face body troubled world menace nuclear proliferation global_warming poverty today ask assembly’s attention respect events unfolding georgia believe part broader global question facing us today whether quest democracy freedom can will endure came climate
GMB 2012 282 282 dealers organized criminal networks stopped tracks costs late relevance organization times questioned one element remains unchallenged character best forum confronting global challenges convene discuss issues climate_change economic crises financial turmoil food insecurity conflicts fighting disease poverty special interests africa convening power united nations confers legitimacy indeed unparalleled elsewhere developing countries therefore climate
GRD 2012 401 401 health wellness information communications technology tourism hospitality agribusiness grenada committed path sustainability determined efforts led energy policy aimed reducing fossil-fuel usage per cent year completely carbon-neutral manufacturing sector rapidly emerging producer indigenous green organic products hotel sector going green recalled grenada building back world bank-determined loss per cent gross domestic product climate
GRD 2012 522 522 drugs small arms light weapons related crime increase unemployment poverty consistent context like many caribbean small island developing countries grenada contributes least financial economic crisis greenhouse-gas emissions production arms illicit drugs yet scourges disproportionate impact us compared countries produce course ability respond effectively far inferior way forward way forward lies primarily climate
GRD 2012 861 861 year small island developing states raise awareness special situation small island developing states sids mobilize international support sustainable development support sids china energy efficiency norway renewable_energy already forthcoming support australia without legally binding climate regime uphold environmental integrity caribbean small island states lose opportunity achieving sustainability soon even disappear therefore see climate
GRD 2012 895 895 regime uphold environmental integrity caribbean small island states lose opportunity achieving sustainability soon even disappear therefore see upcoming eighteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change doha qatar opportunity move decisively away scenario welcome commitment european union agreeing ambitious second commitment period kyoto protocol climate financing call developed countries likewise secretary-general climate
GUY 2012 450 450 concern join democratic decent people throughout world condemning crime campaign requires high level cooperation ready play part solving collective problems requires greater will transnational problems climate_crisis require urgent immediate decisive action failure risks causing irretrievable harm humankind despite strong scientific economic case action global response climate_crisis falls short required terms scale climate
GUY 2012 470 470 requires greater will transnational problems climate_crisis require urgent immediate decisive action failure risks causing irretrievable harm humankind despite strong scientific economic case action global response climate_crisis falls short required terms scale urgency projected level reduction greenhouse-gas emissions much low scientists warning us catastrophic consequences rise greenhouse emissions halted already states facing climate
GUY 2012 480 480 action failure risks causing irretrievable harm humankind despite strong scientific economic case action global response climate_crisis falls short required terms scale urgency projected level reduction greenhouse-gas emissions much low scientists warning us catastrophic consequences rise greenhouse emissions halted already states facing imminent extinction add insult injury promise fast-start financing made copenhagen climate
GUY 2012 490 490 economic case action global response climate_crisis falls short required terms scale urgency projected level reduction greenhouse-gas emissions much low scientists warning us catastrophic consequences rise greenhouse emissions halted already states facing imminent extinction add insult injury promise fast-start financing made copenhagen years ago materialized result risk effectively deprived means adapt existential climate
GUY 2012 530 530 copenhagen years ago materialized result risk effectively deprived means adapt existential threat continue deal threats survival planet casualness low-lying coastal state guyana mindful dangers posed climate_change forefront appeals international community match concern tangible action clear countries taking issue seriously norway led way giving tangible support fighting climate_change guyana part chosen pursue climate
GUY 2012 551 551 guyana mindful dangers posed climate_change forefront appeals international community match concern tangible action clear countries taking issue seriously norway led way giving tangible support fighting climate_change guyana part chosen pursue low-carbon development strategy order ensure economic growth social progress environmental sustainability present future generations citizens experience patently demonstrates path without hurdles climate
HND 2012 767 767 others working important conditional cash transfer programme currently reaches per cent poor families immediate specific response social exclusion geographic location makes honduras one countries vulnerable climate_change along socio-economic characteristics compels us nationally regionally remain constantly vigilant order respond natural threats disasters deem key participate specialized forums particular united nations conference sustainable climate
HTI 2012 230 230 painfully seeking peaceful solutions champion gender equality promote democracy daily attempt apply equal treatment law respect environment inscribed programme government view parameters prevent uncontrolled migrations climate_change useless wars religion-related massacres ethnic conflicts terrorism common quest harmony world different cultures diverse religions must allow national dreams emerge dreams can summed offering possibility climate
IDN 2012 388 388 may lead rising tensions armed clashes warm peace pockets hatred bigotry intolerance extremism continue litter world perhaps will live warm peace decades believe can lower temperature warm peace possible can resolve conflicts one one can strengthen building blocks peace can promote new globalism can potentially change dynamics conflict resolution order need climate
IND 2012 125 125 sustainable development rio international community renewed commitment sustainable development recognized poverty eradication greatest global challenge act unequivocally reaffirmed sanctity rio principles india remains committed addressing climate_change comprehensive equitable balanced outcome based principles equity common differentiated responsibilities less two weeks hyderabad will host eleventh meeting conference parties convention biological diversity seek support climate
IRL 2012 819 819 closely secretary- general build support scaling nutrition movement must collectively must act now recognize systemic linkages recurring food price crises humanitarian emergencies chronic undernourishment effects climate_change nothing connects us across borders across oceans across generations mutual dependence planet share climate_change something happening far-off land distant future happening now happening fast another climate
IRL 2012 833 833 systemic linkages recurring food price crises humanitarian emergencies chronic undernourishment effects climate_change nothing connects us across borders across oceans across generations mutual dependence planet share climate_change something happening far-off land distant future happening now happening fast another generation solve us take responsibility strive achieve climate justice act deep attachment safeguarding human climate
ISL 2012 477 477 states introducing geothermal energy alternative world’s quest clean power leading example fight gender equality quite happy relate now morning iceland embarking pioneering programme regarding clean renewable_energy million africans iceland ensured funds work world bank assist countries east african rift valley identify research prepare considerable geothermal resources utilization will greatest historic project climate
ISL 2012 675 675 business fact global recession sadly led decline international support developing countries iceland bucking trend increasing substantially finally first letters themes broached today palestine energy arctic climate_change economy form word hold dearest towards whatever differences peace climate
ITA 2012 863 863 take trends account will include important dimensions development reducing inequality fostering credible democracy promoting human rights good governance equitable growth migration employment decent jobs tackling climate_change pleased decision mr president constitute high-level panel discuss fundamental issue appoint three important leaders conduct international debate confident process defining pillars future development agenda will climate
ITA 2012 936 936 three dimensions sustainable development social economic environmental will part scenarios face future will also work within framework new busan global partnership effective development cooperation area climate_change sound balanced management land marine resources involving strengthened trans-boundary cooperation deserves closer political attention common application challenges particularly pressing tackling climate_change coordinated emissions-reduction policies prerequisite climate
ITA 2012 957 957 effective development cooperation area climate_change sound balanced management land marine resources involving strengthened trans-boundary cooperation deserves closer political attention common application challenges particularly pressing tackling climate_change coordinated emissions-reduction policies prerequisite substantially reducing possibly stopping serious degradation planet earth’s fragile ecosystems lives depend line joint strategic objectives overcome financial crisis attach great climate
JAM 2012 149 149 feeling secure time across world increasing sense impatience agitation born sense growing global insecurity accordingly united nations agenda expanded focus address multifaceted challenges food security climate_change global pandemics global economic financial crisis already witnessed citizens several nations spring action demands change others chose occupy various spaces protest light reality many indeed climate
JPN 2012 632 632 development rio june japan announced green future initiatives proposing explore sustainable growth prosperity without supply-demand crunch natural resources energy damage global environment japan will implement low_carbon sound material-cycle society take lead solving common energy challenges facing world end need innovation energy efficiency renewable_energy light accident tokyo electric power company’s fukushima daiichi climate
JPN 2012 649 649 resources energy damage global environment japan will implement low_carbon sound material-cycle society take lead solving common energy challenges facing world end need innovation energy efficiency renewable_energy light accident tokyo electric power company’s fukushima daiichi nuclear power station march goal achieving society dependent nuclear power 2030s government japan will mobilize possible policy climate
KEN 2012 637 637 transformation full- fledged organization global environment finally aware many modern disputes conflicts revolve around concerns water available land agriculture forests rivers lakes dealing environment effects climate_change therefore important part resolving disputes conflicts around world strengthening global institutions deal environment biodiversity climate_change must therefore core part strategy avoid conflict disputes among peoples climate
KEN 2012 652 652 water available land agriculture forests rivers lakes dealing environment effects climate_change therefore important part resolving disputes conflicts around world strengthening global institutions deal environment biodiversity climate_change must therefore core part strategy avoid conflict disputes among peoples world important community nations invest peaceful settlement international disputes however must invest first prevention disputes climate
KGZ 2012 89 89 growth key international organizations year however point risks remain recovery process still uncertain unfortunate world become safer seeing rise confrontations tension various parts world global climate_change population growth background deteriorating environment scarcity natural resources access drinking water many problems aggregate stoking tensions potential conflict areas cooperation international arena traditional ways life climate
KGZ 2012 671 671 candidature economic social council period 2013-2015 elected member states organ enormous potential kyrgyz republic intends play part tackling problems global agenda problems sustainable development global climate_change presented serious challenges recent years attention international community must slacken supporting global discussions green economy model took place rio conference sustainable development kyrgyzstan chose future climate
KHM 2012 217 217 even- handed effective surveillance mechanism struggle overcome effects global financial crisis lose sight new emerging challenges threats obstacles sustainable development achievement millennium development goals mdgs climate_change food security many developing countries still face many obstacles achieving mdgs target date owing vulnerability global financial crisis challenges debt burden unmet commitments official development climate
KHM 2012 296 296 held rio de janeiro june strongly advocate mdgs remain fundamental milestone development agenda also call renewed efforts enable developing countries achieve millennium development goals time climate_change critical problem whole world requiring immediate concerted actions rapid pace climate_change devastating effects particularly small states asia-pacific caribbean regions form rising sea levels developing countries climate
KHM 2012 307 307 development agenda also call renewed efforts enable developing countries achieve millennium development goals time climate_change critical problem whole world requiring immediate concerted actions rapid pace climate_change devastating effects particularly small states asia-pacific caribbean regions form rising sea levels developing countries mostly dependent agriculture threatened similar negative effects extreme f loods drought climate
KHM 2012 353 353 effects extreme f loods drought affect livelihood secretary-general ban ki-moon described phenomena real threat international peace security regrettably despite adversities inf licted world’s vulnerable people climate_change international community remains divided implementing rapid critical global response call developed countries reduce greenhouse-gas emissions accordance united nations principle common differentiated responsibility disappointing part promises climate
KHM 2012 367 367 international peace security regrettably despite adversities inf licted world’s vulnerable people climate_change international community remains divided implementing rapid critical global response call developed countries reduce greenhouse-gas emissions accordance united nations principle common differentiated responsibility disappointing part promises made developed nations copenhagen cancún durban fulfilled timely manner vein view natural-disaster management cooperation climate
KHM 2012 409 409 durban fulfilled timely manner vein view natural-disaster management cooperation mechanisms developed strengthened regional global levels view preventing natural disasters addressing related issues become pressing owing climate_change asean made great progress area regional level establishment asean coordinating centre humanitarian assistance disaster management known aha centre deserves mention regard food security another serious climate
KIR 2012 93 93 secretary-general mr ban ki-moon hand tiller continues steer organization complex realities challenges facing world today towards objectives particular like acknowledge deep appreciation personal commitment issue climate_change plight vulnerable kiribati welcomed secretary-general country last year first visit ever anyone position part world grateful opportunity show firsthand challenges living front lines climate_change president’s climate
KIR 2012 117 117 issue climate_change plight vulnerable kiribati welcomed secretary-general country last year first visit ever anyone position part world grateful opportunity show firsthand challenges living front lines climate_change president’s opening statement yesterday see pv reminded us core function organization maintenance peace security important reflect done individuals achieve peaceful secure better world must ask climate
KIR 2012 264 264 time honour address assembly nine years president country time sought convey message time spoken real existential threat nation time reminded assembly need urgent action address climate_change sea level rise ensure long-term survival nations like kiribati frequently find watching grandchildren wondering sort future shall leaving sake climate_change issue will continue talk long climate
KIR 2012 284 284 assembly need urgent action address climate_change sea level rise ensure long-term survival nations like kiribati frequently find watching grandchildren wondering sort future shall leaving sake climate_change issue will continue talk long breath body critical issue survival people humanity remains greatest moral challenge time whether willing acknowledge climate_change sea-level rise result unsustainable climate
KIR 2012 305 305 future shall leaving sake climate_change issue will continue talk long breath body critical issue survival people humanity remains greatest moral challenge time whether willing acknowledge climate_change sea-level rise result unsustainable use planet’s resources economic growth costs must mantra particularly will benefit least growth will pay ultimate price earth please merely trustees climate
KIR 2012 354 354 merely trustees future generations ignore reality peril organization founded fundamental principle sovereign equality security issues affecting us must given due recognition grateful general assembly agrees climate_change matter warranting attention security council applaud commitment secretary-general particular security threat needs support nations take necessary action address must step collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse-gas climate
KIR 2012 379 379 climate_change matter warranting attention security council applaud commitment secretary-general particular security threat needs support nations take necessary action address must step collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse-gas emissions continue urge major greenhouse-gas emitters part also urge development partners provide appropriate level resources technology enable us deal current future impacts climate_change sea-level rise climate
KIR 2012 384 384 council applaud commitment secretary-general particular security threat needs support nations take necessary action address must step collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse-gas emissions continue urge major greenhouse-gas emitters part also urge development partners provide appropriate level resources technology enable us deal current future impacts climate_change sea-level rise taking adaptative measures ensure kiribati climate
KIR 2012 402 402 mitigate global greenhouse-gas emissions continue urge major greenhouse-gas emitters part also urge development partners provide appropriate level resources technology enable us deal current future impacts climate_change sea-level rise taking adaptative measures ensure kiribati remains habitable long possible also preparing future islands may longer able sustain population looking improve skills people level climate
KIR 2012 453 453 will able compete jobs international labour market want people option migrate dignity necessary choice future science telling us real possibility note positive progress made recent climate_change talks bangkok building decisions made durban last year however action slow coming inch along great strides needed issues consensus believe international community must move implement climate
KIR 2012 846 846 pay ultimate price believe justice renewed commitment june achieving future want future will require organization evolve reflect realities time time new emerging security threats injustices climate_change challenging credibility international system governance time future survival nations seriously question time countries ability must contribute prevention calamity forever judged history provide secure peaceful prosperous climate
KIR 2012 1034 1034 can participate contribute meaningfully good humanity chart path towards future want must address fundamental threats existence members family nations family must guarantee survival members community climate_change must resolved late countries front line indeed whole humanity need compassionate visionary responsible leadership time order direct path towards secure just future owe children children’s climate
KNA 2012 652 652 stigmatization must come end caribbean committed achieving exactly wish now address matter profoundly troubling small island states like mine whatever debate waged internationally regarding question climate_change however dramatic rhetorical jousting within various circles issue caribbean can attest radical climatic shifts region undergone recent decades moreover troubling largest contributors greenhouse gases still climate
KNA 2012 675 675 regarding question climate_change however dramatic rhetorical jousting within various circles issue caribbean can attest radical climatic shifts region undergone recent decades moreover troubling largest contributors greenhouse gases still taking responsibility increasing temperatures rising sea levels coastal degradation coral reef bleaching decimation infrastructural damage loss lives actions wrought peoples maritime integrity soils climate
KNA 2012 747 747 physical mental financial burdens countries energy usage inf licted countries like mine enormous plunging us deeper debt severely frustrating efforts meet millennium development goals shift renewable_energy will instantly solve myriad problems caused significantly fossil fuel-based global economy embrace green energy will indeed help halt intense downward spiral fossil fuel-based economies thrust climate
KNA 2012 813 813 financial institutions committed generously ensuring high-impact clean energy utilized globally government wishes place record appreciation government republic china taiwan development partners valuable assistance country area renewable_energy will positively impact energy cost-reduction efforts move towards realizing full green economy order bring much-needed financial relief people recently held united nations conference sustainable development climate
KNA 2012 1010 1010 sustainable development agenda permit point however extent best-laid plans countries like mine repeatedly upended decisions made nations far beyond shores mentioned earlier impact externally generated carbon_emissions economic prospects also discussed severe national security threat posed region foreign-made small arms weapons finding way nations particularly trying well troublingly destabilizing many countries throughout climate
KNA 2012 1421 1421 diverse agriculture agritourism green energy information technology community development education name just nation even region however taiwan’s unfailing valued contributions work united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization world health assembly forums long demonstrated outstanding credentials valued impactful member global community fitting just remaining strictures pertaining taiwan’s standing among climate
KOR 2012 40 40 every confidence able leadership session will crowned great success humankind continues advance drawing collective wisdom address challenges throughout human history although new global challenges mankind climate_change poverty disease underdevelopment terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction now testing international community doubt will overcome challenges future path united nations symbol collective wisdom take greater climate
KWT 2012 1074 1074 issues issues intertwined complex source many challenges states peoples particularly developing least- developed countries consequences global financial crisis rise basic commodity prices clear negative impact climate_change growing frequency natural disasters intensification terrorism put focus ugly face poverty hunger well spread epidemics communicable dangerous diseases despite notable accomplishments many states efforts reach climate
LAO 2012 152 152 force crises challenged capacity credibility existing global governance mechanisms designed international community address global challenges clear indication joint efforts actions yet produced tangible outcomes negotiations climate_change shown progress although kyoto protocol expiring year efforts formulate international instrument govern arms trade prevent illegal trading started years ago also failed also little commitment climate
LAO 2012 608 608 infrastructure network order ensure export products constitute crucial part national income better access world markets problems compounded national economies affected financial social crises natural disasters climate_change inter alia addition per cent lldcs also ldcs therefore urge international community devote greater attention provide assistance vulnerable group countries full implementation almaty programme action climate
LCA 2012 1323 1323 look world millennium development goals realized international community crafts new post-2015 strategy tackle major impediments growth well promote major creators wealth prosperity major issue course climate_change expressed mauritius strategy implementation programme action sustainable development small island developing states global conference sustainable development small island developing states held barbados small states committed climate
LCA 2012 1352 1352 implementation programme action sustainable development small island developing states global conference sustainable development small island developing states held barbados small states committed seeing action taken climate_change tangible support requisite adaptations interventions needed levels within caribbean community liliendaal declaration issued heads government encapsulated concerns small island states subject major dislocation consequence threat climate
LCA 2012 1378 1378 tangible support requisite adaptations interventions needed levels within caribbean community liliendaal declaration issued heads government encapsulated concerns small island states subject major dislocation consequence threat climate_change notes region’s efforts promote sustainable development achieve internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals mdgs severe threat devastating effects climate_change sea-level rise particular notes climate
LCA 2012 1399 1399 major dislocation consequence threat climate_change notes region’s efforts promote sustainable development achieve internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals mdgs severe threat devastating effects climate_change sea-level rise particular notes increasingly frequent intense extreme_weather events resulted severe damage region’s resources socio-economic base emphasizes dangerous climate_change already occurring small islands low-lying coastal climate
LCA 2012 1407 1407 promote sustainable development achieve internationally agreed development goals including millennium development goals mdgs severe threat devastating effects climate_change sea-level rise particular notes increasingly frequent intense extreme_weather events resulted severe damage region’s resources socio-economic base emphasizes dangerous climate_change already occurring small islands low-lying coastal developing states sids regions including caribbean many sids climate
LCA 2012 1418 1418 goals mdgs severe threat devastating effects climate_change sea-level rise particular notes increasingly frequent intense extreme_weather events resulted severe damage region’s resources socio-economic base emphasizes dangerous climate_change already occurring small islands low-lying coastal developing states sids regions including caribbean many sids will cease exist without urgent ambitious decisive action international community saint climate
LCA 2012 1458 1458 will cease exist without urgent ambitious decisive action international community saint lucia therefore full support conclusions united nations conference sustainable development brazil challenges potential solutions climate_crisis interrelated factors continue inhibit achievement sustainable world capable facilitating activities countries large small comforted words secretary-general ban ki-moon will secure legally binding agreement tackle climate_change climate
LCA 2012 1483 1483 climate_crisis interrelated factors continue inhibit achievement sustainable world capable facilitating activities countries large small comforted words secretary-general ban ki-moon will secure legally binding agreement tackle climate_change climate_change afford unfinished business one world also hope will strong commitment technology transfer building local human capacity deal climate_change attendant disasters saint lucia looks forward climate
LCA 2012 1484 1484 interrelated factors continue inhibit achievement sustainable world capable facilitating activities countries large small comforted words secretary-general ban ki-moon will secure legally binding agreement tackle climate_change climate_change afford unfinished business one world also hope will strong commitment technology transfer building local human capacity deal climate_change attendant disasters saint lucia looks forward president’s climate
LCA 2012 1502 1502 will secure legally binding agreement tackle climate_change climate_change afford unfinished business one world also hope will strong commitment technology transfer building local human capacity deal climate_change attendant disasters saint lucia looks forward president’s tenure directing work sixty-seventh session general assembly one upsurge conflicts now characterizing globe will subjected meaningful deliberations among climate
LKA 2012 223 223 controlled terrorists namely northern province recorded per cent growth gross domestic product exponential boom agriculture fisheries particular contributed substantially result now significant juncture human history climate_change looms greatest challenge existence humanity many developing countries including still struggling regain lost opportunities improve livelihood people staring global_warming face carbon footprint remains negligible imperative climate
LKA 2012 242 242 result now significant juncture human history climate_change looms greatest challenge existence humanity many developing countries including still struggling regain lost opportunities improve livelihood people staring global_warming face carbon footprint remains negligible imperative developed world deliver solemn undertakings assist developing countries seek common goal arresting climate_change caused human activities united nations conference climate
LKA 2012 261 261 lost opportunities improve livelihood people staring global_warming face carbon footprint remains negligible imperative developed world deliver solemn undertakings assist developing countries seek common goal arresting climate_change caused human activities united nations conference sustainable development rio held june demonstrated convincingly efficacy united nations processes potential green economy however will less attractive clearly climate
LSO 2012 843 843 courts tribunals bodies must politicized can retain integrity fairness almost four years since multiple global crises befell us yet prospects economic recovery remain gloomy evidence climate_change around us extreme_weather conditions f loods drought soil degradation rise sea levels threaten existence humankind country drought f loods heightened food insecurity famine looming august climate
LSO 2012 846 846 must politicized can retain integrity fairness almost four years since multiple global crises befell us yet prospects economic recovery remain gloomy evidence climate_change around us extreme_weather conditions f loods drought soil degradation rise sea levels threaten existence humankind country drought f loods heightened food insecurity famine looming august government declare lesotho climate
LUX 2012 607 607 security development indeed ensure lasting peace one must tackle root causes conflicts luxembourg concentrating two social inequalities resulting persistent poverty increasing scarcity natural resources result climate_change fight poverty one stated priorities since luxembourg reached goal set united nations dedicating least per cent gross national income official development assistance assistance exceeded threshold climate
LUX 2012 730 730 children notably burundi passionate microfinance many years completed numerous projects area report secretary-general highlights achieved worldwide essential targets millennium development goals ahead time however effects global_warming catastrophic threatening undo progress accomplished least developed countries situation particularly worrisome therefore essential act resolutely area progress made conferences parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
LUX 2012 755 755 global_warming catastrophic threatening undo progress accomplished least developed countries situation particularly worrisome therefore essential act resolutely area progress made conferences parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún durban now need commitments made terms reducing carbon_emissions another major challenge lies mobilization adequate financial technological resources enable vulnerable countries particular least developed countries climate
LUX 2012 764 764 situation particularly worrisome therefore essential act resolutely area progress made conferences parties united nations framework convention climate_change cancún durban now need commitments made terms reducing carbon_emissions another major challenge lies mobilization adequate financial technological resources enable vulnerable countries particular least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states adapt effects climate
LUX 2012 790 790 another major challenge lies mobilization adequate financial technological resources enable vulnerable countries particular least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states adapt effects climate_change luxembourg acting meet challenge thus decided join important programme support renewable_energy meet specific needs pacific small island developing states personally attended united nations conference sustainable climate
LUX 2012 801 801 countries particular least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states adapt effects climate_change luxembourg acting meet challenge thus decided join important programme support renewable_energy meet specific needs pacific small island developing states personally attended united nations conference sustainable development brazil june order show high priority sustainable development planet country climate
MCO 2012 625 625 work oceans indeed believe right path follow order ultimately ensure sustainable use management oceans thereby conservation fate future generations lies hands reason obliged ensure doha climate_change conference success therefore crucial reach agreement establishment second period commitments kyoto protocol therefore commit working positively effectively negotiations reaching new global post-2020 climate agreement taking climate
MDA 2012 966 966 mind furthering cause promoting protecting human rights worldwide world economic crisis incentive putting practice idea sustainable development simultaneously provide solutions maintaining pace economic growth prevent climate_change support renewal global commitment made united nations conference sustainable development held rio de janeiro brazil agreement establishing sustainable development goals see resolution annex believe promoting climate
MDV 2012 81 81 leadership resolve organization humankind will waver represent small yet proud island nation long advocated effective international framework security small states vigorously campaigned international actions combat climate_change contributed breaking international silence human rights implications climate_change come nation successfully moved authoritarian system multiparty democratic system governance historic transition achieved purely peaceful means maldivians climate
MDV 2012 89 89 yet proud island nation long advocated effective international framework security small states vigorously campaigned international actions combat climate_change contributed breaking international silence human rights implications climate_change come nation successfully moved authoritarian system multiparty democratic system governance historic transition achieved purely peaceful means maldivians show solidarity people everywhere world struggle replace despotism climate
MDV 2012 311 311 goals believe goals strengthen social economic environmental well-being nations development agenda recognize particular characteristics needs small states support creation stronger international architecture achieve sustainable future climate_change remains important complex developmental challenge small states face face threat rising sea levels experience ocean acidification changes average temperature variable precipitation coastal erosion serious problem climate
MDV 2012 330 330 stronger international architecture achieve sustainable future climate_change remains important complex developmental challenge small states face face threat rising sea levels experience ocean acidification changes average temperature variable precipitation coastal erosion serious problem maldives affecting islands additional islands need emergency water dry season government now spends per cent national budget building resilience climate
MDV 2012 358 358 coastal erosion serious problem maldives affecting islands additional islands need emergency water dry season government now spends per cent national budget building resilience combat effects climate_change maldives reiterates call binding agreement reduce global carbon_emissions world afford wait longer agreement can absence global accord excuse nothing maldives one smallest island economies world climate
MDV 2012 366 366 islands need emergency water dry season government now spends per cent national budget building resilience combat effects climate_change maldives reiterates call binding agreement reduce global carbon_emissions world afford wait longer agreement can absence global accord excuse nothing maldives one smallest island economies world contribution global emissions per cent yet vulnerable effects climate
MDV 2012 392 392 world afford wait longer agreement can absence global accord excuse nothing maldives one smallest island economies world contribution global emissions per cent yet vulnerable effects climate_change reason also taking difficult bold measures combat climate_change among first countries world eradicate chlorof luorocarbons well ahead time intend become first eradicate hydrochlorof luorocarbons hcfcs climate
MDV 2012 400 400 accord excuse nothing maldives one smallest island economies world contribution global emissions per cent yet vulnerable effects climate_change reason also taking difficult bold measures combat climate_change among first countries world eradicate chlorof luorocarbons well ahead time intend become first eradicate hydrochlorof luorocarbons hcfcs intend become first ban import hcfc-based equipment number climate
MDV 2012 429 429 world eradicate chlorof luorocarbons well ahead time intend become first eradicate hydrochlorof luorocarbons hcfcs intend become first ban import hcfc-based equipment number islands also scaling renewable_energy avoid spending per cent gross domestic product importing fossil fuel also reduce harmful emissions hence converting solar hybrid sources total islands maldives will switch renewable_energy climate
MDV 2012 454 454 renewable_energy avoid spending per cent gross domestic product importing fossil fuel also reduce harmful emissions hence converting solar hybrid sources total islands maldives will switch renewable_energy sources power next year measures part national initiative transform country’s economy low-carbon one can take measures larger states endowed resources take stronger measures requires political climate
MDV 2012 491 491 low-carbon one can take measures larger states endowed resources take stronger measures requires political commitment difficult choices therefore call upon carbon-emitting countries develop utilize clean renewable_energy reduce carbon footprint climate_change just one many challenges faced maldives country’s transition democracy reached critical point another pressing challenge determined overcome four years ago maldives climate
MDV 2012 495 495 measures larger states endowed resources take stronger measures requires political commitment difficult choices therefore call upon carbon-emitting countries develop utilize clean renewable_energy reduce carbon footprint climate_change just one many challenges faced maldives country’s transition democracy reached critical point another pressing challenge determined overcome four years ago maldives held first competitive multiparty climate
MEX 2012 882 882 measurable adapted distinct national realities areas gender equity environmental protection green growth education food access water international democratic governance central part development agenda third challenge climate_change impact irreversible societies terms national resources know countries represented currently either unprecedented drought unprecedented f looding manhattan less two years ago hurricane fifth avenue first climate
MEX 2012 914 914 know countries represented currently either unprecedented drought unprecedented f looding manhattan less two years ago hurricane fifth avenue first time history also tornadoes maine massachusetts climate_change affecting nations challenge threatens overwhelm humankind tackle today cost country deal consequences will significantly greater mexico seeking engage capacities prompting sense responsibility comes fight global_warming climate
MEX 2012 939 939 climate_change affecting nations challenge threatens overwhelm humankind tackle today cost country deal consequences will significantly greater mexico seeking engage capacities prompting sense responsibility comes fight global_warming set special unilateral programme fight committed reducing yearly carbon_dioxide emissions million tons year made commitment meeting end year will reached goal also first country deliver climate
MEX 2012 948 948 cost country deal consequences will significantly greater mexico seeking engage capacities prompting sense responsibility comes fight global_warming set special unilateral programme fight committed reducing yearly carbon_dioxide emissions million tons year made commitment meeting end year will reached goal also first country deliver national message context united nations framework convention climate_change delivered climate
MEX 2012 972 972 yearly carbon_dioxide emissions million tons year made commitment meeting end year will reached goal also first country deliver national message context united nations framework convention climate_change delivered four messages date today will deliver mexico’s fifth message regard will report complied commitments well illustrate managed uncouple mexico’s economic growth greenhouse-gas emissions past climate
MEX 2012 995 995 framework convention climate_change delivered four messages date today will deliver mexico’s fifth message regard will report complied commitments well illustrate managed uncouple mexico’s economic growth greenhouse-gas emissions past two decades emissions increased rate per cent lower economic growth rate challenge false notion heard expressed united nations every economic forum around world climate
MEX 2012 1026 1026 increased rate per cent lower economic growth rate challenge false notion heard expressed united nations every economic forum around world idea seems either grow tackle climate_change either put end poverty put end global_warming seem time say can even say overcome false dichotomy exists protecting environment promoting economic growth fighting poverty fighting climate
MEX 2012 1033 1033 rate challenge false notion heard expressed united nations every economic forum around world idea seems either grow tackle climate_change either put end poverty put end global_warming seem time say can even say overcome false dichotomy exists protecting environment promoting economic growth fighting poverty fighting climate_change mexico time proárbol instance programme pays climate
MEX 2012 1052 1052 either put end poverty put end global_warming seem time say can even say overcome false dichotomy exists protecting environment promoting economic growth fighting poverty fighting climate_change mexico time proárbol instance programme pays environmental services perhaps largest world paying poor indigenous communities live forests jungles water give us oxygen breathe paying cut climate
MEX 2012 1176 1176 hope will achieve rate zero decade will reverse deforestation around world respect challenge working united nations pleased organize sixteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop cancún mexico predictions cop rather successful meeting reached first ever agreement implementing emissions reduction scheme deforestation degradation called redd-plus will enable developing countries contribute climate
MEX 2012 1222 1222 will enable developing countries contribute reducing emissions preserving augmenting forests jungles greatest riches poor countries natural capital developing countries pollute industries greatest riches forests jungles carbon_emissions come deforestation developing countries given support need preserve forests jungles will contributing reducing carbon_emissions helping raise income communities agreed cancún cop success also points possibility climate
MEX 2012 1236 1236 countries natural capital developing countries pollute industries greatest riches forests jungles carbon_emissions come deforestation developing countries given support need preserve forests jungles will contributing reducing carbon_emissions helping raise income communities agreed cancún cop success also points possibility first raised context fight global_warming managed overcome differences developed developing countries managed set aside climate
MEX 2012 1252 1252 given support need preserve forests jungles will contributing reducing carbon_emissions helping raise income communities agreed cancún cop success also points possibility first raised context fight global_warming managed overcome differences developed developing countries managed set aside perverse game blaming saying either rich blame ones polluting poor blame ones emitting greenhouse gases responsible climate
MEX 2012 1275 1275 context fight global_warming managed overcome differences developed developing countries managed set aside perverse game blaming saying either rich blame ones polluting poor blame ones emitting greenhouse gases responsible find solution responsible planet share recognize borders comes environment principle common differentiated responsibility enabled us reach reasonable agreements cancún set green fund fight climate
MEX 2012 1301 1301 gases responsible find solution responsible planet share recognize borders comes environment principle common differentiated responsibility enabled us reach reasonable agreements cancún set green fund fight climate_change proposed mexico established consensus clearly set threshold increase degrees planet’s temperature long term commitment reduce emissions institutional framework adaptation climate_change mechanisms financing transfer technology achievements climate
MEX 2012 1312 1312 principle common differentiated responsibility enabled us reach reasonable agreements cancún set green fund fight climate_change proposed mexico established consensus clearly set threshold increase degrees planet’s temperature long term commitment reduce emissions institutional framework adaptation climate_change mechanisms financing transfer technology achievements revived multilateralism issue climate_change folowed successful climate_change conference held durban fourth climate
MEX 2012 1321 1321 cancún set green fund fight climate_change proposed mexico established consensus clearly set threshold increase degrees planet’s temperature long term commitment reduce emissions institutional framework adaptation climate_change mechanisms financing transfer technology achievements revived multilateralism issue climate_change folowed successful climate_change conference held durban fourth challenge like assembly’s special attention address problem responsible violent climate
MEX 2012 1330 1330 consensus clearly set threshold increase degrees planet’s temperature long term commitment reduce emissions institutional framework adaptation climate_change mechanisms financing transfer technology achievements revived multilateralism issue climate_change folowed successful climate_change conference held durban fourth challenge like assembly’s special attention address problem responsible violent deaths around world problem costing thousands young people lives climate
MEX 2012 1333 1333 threshold increase degrees planet’s temperature long term commitment reduce emissions institutional framework adaptation climate_change mechanisms financing transfer technology achievements revived multilateralism issue climate_change folowed successful climate_change conference held durban fourth challenge like assembly’s special attention address problem responsible violent deaths around world problem costing thousands young people lives particular beloved region climate
MEX 2012 2354 2354 region united nations considers finds solutions global problems threaten integrity health lives millions around world deals famine starvation horn africa epidemics h1n1 virus mexico tackles climate_change must also take action stop wave death suffering drug trade blights lives people respectfully urge exhort united nations take part lead discussion devoid prejudgments addresses climate
MHL 2012 219 219 well secretary-general pacific islands forum regional agencies respond next year hope present assembly report plight progress easy indeed rightful place blame international community especially concerning climate_change fisheries spheres open political assurances partners often fall victim self-interest negotiating doors close yet ultimate burden achieving greater national success must marshall islands government marshallese climate
MHL 2012 692 692 among low-lying nations world sea-level-rise projections metre pose complex risks future statehood risks beginning unpack address last year’s watershed agreement durban platform prepared united nations climate_change conference moved united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc new chapter single legally binding protocol applying nations also redoubled urgent efforts needed close global mitigation gap climate
MHL 2012 699 699 pose complex risks future statehood risks beginning unpack address last year’s watershed agreement durban platform prepared united nations climate_change conference moved united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc new chapter single legally binding protocol applying nations also redoubled urgent efforts needed close global mitigation gap time endless north- south division now all-too-predictable climate
MKD 2012 716 716 impetus use alternative possibilities achieving sustainable development republic macedonia coordination policies european partners will advocate expanding alternatives sustainable development closely linked disaster risk reduction adaptation climate_change recognizing interdependence republic macedonia supports holistic approach implementation goals national regional global strategies policies plans demonstrated dedication region south-eastern europe regional cooperation chairmanship south-east european climate
MLI 2012 776 776 in-depth dialogue new strategies aimed mobilizing additional stable predictable resources ensure financing development programmes achievement millennium development goals particular areas health education food security environment climate_change one major challenges facing world survival planet threatened natural disasters caused phenomenon seriously affecting living conditions countries sahel mine inter alia inexorable advance desert silting climate
MMR 2012 134 134 assessments regarding outcome united nations conference sustainable development held brazil june number important decisions taken various issues renewal commitments linkage sustainable development millennium development goals renewable_energy establishment arrangements better coordination sustainable development member states must turn decisions actions order leave legacy safe sustainable environment future generations since becoming member state myanmar climate
MNE 2012 806 806 political commitment sustainable development stand ready actively contribute shaping determining necessary indicators well timelines implementation believe question sustainable development well issue reaching legally binding agreements climate_change within united nations framework convention climate_change must involve compromise part united nations members therefore hope see positive developments doha conference shared determination openness willingness reach climate
MNE 2012 812 812 actively contribute shaping determining necessary indicators well timelines implementation believe question sustainable development well issue reaching legally binding agreements climate_change within united nations framework convention climate_change must involve compromise part united nations members therefore hope see positive developments doha conference shared determination openness willingness reach compromise accept reality truly necessary order climate
MRT 2012 104 104 possible solutions international issues like congratulate thank secretary-general ban ki-moon steadfast activities preserve international peace security promote millennium development goals well mobilize international community deal climate_change now negative impact future humankind sixty-seventh session general assembly taking place time many regions world facing particularly difficult political economic conditions aware importance role responsibility climate
MRT 2012 556 556 efforts achieve consensus sixty-seventh session including regard conclusions united nations conference sustainable development will undoubtedly contribute implemented obviously limiting major risks facing planet particular phenomena global_warming climate_change now clear concern danger facing humankind welcome outcomes second conference review progress made implementation united nations programme action prevent combat eradicate illicit trade small climate
MRT 2012 557 557 achieve consensus sixty-seventh session including regard conclusions united nations conference sustainable development will undoubtedly contribute implemented obviously limiting major risks facing planet particular phenomena global_warming climate_change now clear concern danger facing humankind welcome outcomes second conference review progress made implementation united nations programme action prevent combat eradicate illicit trade small arms climate
MUS 2012 69 69 produce ever significant impacts many already vulnerable small island states also face major threat different nature threat existential one economic crisis countries may severely affected climate_change contributed least root causes climate_change many small island developing states thus face dual threat impact worsening economies trading development partners climate_change already vulnerable nations face climate
MUS 2012 74 74 already vulnerable small island states also face major threat different nature threat existential one economic crisis countries may severely affected climate_change contributed least root causes climate_change many small island developing states thus face dual threat impact worsening economies trading development partners climate_change already vulnerable nations face greater threats international level vulnerable climate
MUS 2012 90 90 countries may severely affected climate_change contributed least root causes climate_change many small island developing states thus face dual threat impact worsening economies trading development partners climate_change already vulnerable nations face greater threats international level vulnerable groups face greater difficulties within nations young people faced higher levels unemployment women children faced reduced climate
MUS 2012 264 264 top priority mauritius strongly supports view present economic crisis global nature solutions inclusive green growth also need global nature inconclusive talks doha round united nations climate_change convention suffered historical divide regrettably resurfaces time time resurfacing now time global solutions ever necessary debate good economic fiscal governance national level will always remain climate
MWI 2012 786 786 will implemented entirety effective timely manner particular duty-free quota-free market access supply-side capacity must ensured least developed countries secondly least developed countries facing adverse effects climate_change causing f looding land degradation drought regard malawi welcomes recent outcome united nations conference sustainable development held brazil international consensus emerged agreement reached important areas climate
NAM 2012 471 471 adverse effect cuban people thus namibia reiterates call immediate unconditional lifting embargo cuba namibia attaches great importance sustainable development search best ways mitigate adverse effects climate_change regard will continue actively cooperate international community address climate_change context namibia seeks support member states hosting secretariat green climate fund capital city windhoek successful provide climate
NAM 2012 480 480 unconditional lifting embargo cuba namibia attaches great importance sustainable development search best ways mitigate adverse effects climate_change regard will continue actively cooperate international community address climate_change context namibia seeks support member states hosting secretariat green climate fund capital city windhoek successful provide opportunity developing country host united nations agency great importance climate
NIC 2012 934 934 results struggle poverty strengthens process restoring rights translates health better education productive service-oriented infrastructure higher living standard citizens soon will transformed energy matrix using sources renewable_energy per cent energy consumed will renewable_energy decided take necessary steps construction great inter-ocean canal nicaragua ships weighing tons climate_change related effects constitute one formidable challenges climate
NIC 2012 940 940 rights translates health better education productive service-oriented infrastructure higher living standard citizens soon will transformed energy matrix using sources renewable_energy per cent energy consumed will renewable_energy decided take necessary steps construction great inter-ocean canal nicaragua ships weighing tons climate_change related effects constitute one formidable challenges time developed countries comply legally binding climate
NIC 2012 953 953 will transformed energy matrix using sources renewable_energy per cent energy consumed will renewable_energy decided take necessary steps construction great inter-ocean canal nicaragua ships weighing tons climate_change related effects constitute one formidable challenges time developed countries comply legally binding environmental commitments valuable natural resources planet must privatized favour furthermore times crisis can climate
NPL 2012 676 676 towards end outcome document rio resolution annex sets broad framework global action future want post- global development agenda need hour ensure effective implementation come realize climate_change one greatest challenges time insidious effects visible everywhere compounded disasters increasing magnitude frequency countries like nepal make negligible contribution greenhouse gases bear disproportionate brunt impacts climate
NPL 2012 696 696 ensure effective implementation come realize climate_change one greatest challenges time insidious effects visible everywhere compounded disasters increasing magnitude frequency countries like nepal make negligible contribution greenhouse gases bear disproportionate brunt impacts climate_change deserve special assistance creating maintaining climate-resilient societies negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change continue guided principle common differentiated responsibilities climate
NPL 2012 702 702 one greatest challenges time insidious effects visible everywhere compounded disasters increasing magnitude frequency countries like nepal make negligible contribution greenhouse gases bear disproportionate brunt impacts climate_change deserve special assistance creating maintaining climate-resilient societies negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change continue guided principle common differentiated responsibilities letter spirit nepal hopes successor mechanism climate
NPL 2012 715 715 countries like nepal make negligible contribution greenhouse gases bear disproportionate brunt impacts climate_change deserve special assistance creating maintaining climate-resilient societies negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change continue guided principle common differentiated responsibilities letter spirit nepal hopes successor mechanism kyoto protocol ensures binding commitments climate justice various funding mechanisms climate_change adaptation mitigation climate
NPL 2012 738 738 framework convention climate_change continue guided principle common differentiated responsibilities letter spirit nepal hopes successor mechanism kyoto protocol ensures binding commitments climate justice various funding mechanisms climate_change adaptation mitigation measures must activated action must taken urgent basis world live unjust today inherited contrary much-touted popular belief profusion knowledge revolution science technology increased climate
NRU 2012 221 221 ideals perhaps greatest value reminder often little achieved words must meaning multilateral institutions remain effective addressing emerging global challenges stakes high failure option.that dynamic evident climate_change negotiations summer treated new round truly terrifying news arctic sea ice dropped lowest extent recorded history shattering previous record jaw-dropping per cent scientists now predicting climate
NRU 2012 283 283 significant havoc weather patterns around globe probably contributed historic heat waves struck many places year just last week new study found half coral reefs lost temperature rise degrees celsius scientists concluded little doubt coral reefs will longer prominent within coastal ecosystems global average temperatures exceed degrees celsius devastating economies small islands climate
NRU 2012 326 326 temperatures exceed degrees celsius devastating economies small islands coastal communities around world mention staggering irrevocable loss biodiversity incurred shared natural heritage studies concluding door limiting temperature rise even degrees rapidly closing closed already meanwhile greenhouse-gas emissions continue climb higher year end sight small islands may canary coal mine staring global catastrophe climate
NRU 2012 335 335 communities around world mention staggering irrevocable loss biodiversity incurred shared natural heritage studies concluding door limiting temperature rise even degrees rapidly closing closed already meanwhile greenhouse-gas emissions continue climb higher year end sight small islands may canary coal mine staring global catastrophe right face revealing just much ambition address crisis downscaled climate
NRU 2012 372 372 coal mine staring global catastrophe right face revealing just much ambition address crisis downscaled just three years fifteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held copenhagen conference save world united nations climate_change conference held cancún mexico conference save process conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto protocol held durban south climate
NRU 2012 380 380 just much ambition address crisis downscaled just three years fifteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held copenhagen conference save world united nations climate_change conference held cancún mexico conference save process conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto protocol held durban south africa seems conference save rest later instead increasing climate
NRU 2012 410 410 conference save process conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto protocol held durban south africa seems conference save rest later instead increasing urgency work respond growing climate_crisis instead seen steady dismantling international regime concerted effort delay additional action outcome unacceptable multilateralism credibility must move emergency footing countries greatest capacity must immediately begin climate
NRU 2012 454 454 footing countries greatest capacity must immediately begin mobilizing significant resources necessary remake energy infrastructure powers global economy must begin eighteenth session united nations framework convention climate_change doha reprioritization pre-2020 mitigation ambition mobilization means implementation including finance technology capacity-building nauru’s delegation will arrive doha prepared make contribution global effort adopted ambitious renewable_energy climate
NRU 2012 479 479 climate_change doha reprioritization pre-2020 mitigation ambition mobilization means implementation including finance technology capacity-building nauru’s delegation will arrive doha prepared make contribution global effort adopted ambitious renewable_energy goal per cent think can achieve will need climate financing international sources developing countries obtaining means implementation will key unlocking ambition ultimate objective convention climate_change climate
NRU 2012 504 504 renewable_energy goal per cent think can achieve will need climate financing international sources developing countries obtaining means implementation will key unlocking ambition ultimate objective convention climate_change stabilize greenhouse gases level averts dangerous interference climate system ecosystems can adapt naturally food production threatened economic development can proceed sustainable manner stop pretending still climate
NRU 2012 506 506 per cent think can achieve will need climate financing international sources developing countries obtaining means implementation will key unlocking ambition ultimate objective convention climate_change stabilize greenhouse gases level averts dangerous interference climate system ecosystems can adapt naturally food production threatened economic development can proceed sustainable manner stop pretending still within reach climate
NRU 2012 539 539 ecosystems can adapt naturally food production threatened economic development can proceed sustainable manner stop pretending still within reach must realize polluted atmosphere much many dangerous climate_change impacts now unavoidable therefore united nations system must begin analysing addressing security implications climate_change climate_change will become increasing driver conflict future take steps now increased climate
NRU 2012 553 553 pretending still within reach must realize polluted atmosphere much many dangerous climate_change impacts now unavoidable therefore united nations system must begin analysing addressing security implications climate_change climate_change will become increasing driver conflict future take steps now increased competition dwindling natural resources food water insecurity forced migration just security issues climate_change expected climate
NRU 2012 554 554 still within reach must realize polluted atmosphere much many dangerous climate_change impacts now unavoidable therefore united nations system must begin analysing addressing security implications climate_change climate_change will become increasing driver conflict future take steps now increased competition dwindling natural resources food water insecurity forced migration just security issues climate_change expected exacerbate climate
NRU 2012 577 577 implications climate_change climate_change will become increasing driver conflict future take steps now increased competition dwindling natural resources food water insecurity forced migration just security issues climate_change expected exacerbate reason pacific small island developing states sids called appointment special representative climate security supported adequate resources begin analysing security threats climate_change work interested climate
NRU 2012 600 600 security issues climate_change expected exacerbate reason pacific small island developing states sids called appointment special representative climate security supported adequate resources begin analysing security threats climate_change work interested member states build resilience addition secretary-general united nations requested conduct assessment united nations system’s capacity respond various security implications climate_change member states particularly climate
NRU 2012 622 622 analysing security threats climate_change work interested member states build resilience addition secretary-general united nations requested conduct assessment united nations system’s capacity respond various security implications climate_change member states particularly vulnerable must confidence international community tools resources respond crisis countries sceptical security council involvement climate_change understandable council’s current composition accurately reflect diversity climate
NRU 2012 640 640 nations system’s capacity respond various security implications climate_change member states particularly vulnerable must confidence international community tools resources respond crisis countries sceptical security council involvement climate_change understandable council’s current composition accurately reflect diversity united nations membership time come remedied however reform limited merely membership council must also provide forum addressing security climate
NRU 2012 800 800 blue economy fully implemented new provisions help stem steep decline fish stocks welcome recognition ocean acidification emergent threat must work collectively build resilience marine ecosystems climate_change impacts commitments made rio must backed real resources can translated concrete results ground rio also infused new energy making islands model sustainable development agreeing convene climate
NZL 2012 291 291 monitors improved management practices protect last really healthy fishery planet ensure owners receive fair share resource one highest priorities within region need practical initiatives area renewable_energy region heavily dependent upon fossil fuels generation electricity cost expensive imported diesel small pacific economies absolutely crippling climate_change impact obvious decade climate_change conferences hundreds millions climate
NZL 2012 309 309 priorities within region need practical initiatives area renewable_energy region heavily dependent upon fossil fuels generation electricity cost expensive imported diesel small pacific economies absolutely crippling climate_change impact obvious decade climate_change conferences hundreds millions dollars so-called climate_change initiatives one might forgiven imagining pacific overendowed good sunlight now positively festooned solar power plants climate
NZL 2012 313 313 practical initiatives area renewable_energy region heavily dependent upon fossil fuels generation electricity cost expensive imported diesel small pacific economies absolutely crippling climate_change impact obvious decade climate_change conferences hundreds millions dollars so-called climate_change initiatives one might forgiven imagining pacific overendowed good sunlight now positively festooned solar power plants sadly must report fact climate
NZL 2012 319 319 dependent upon fossil fuels generation electricity cost expensive imported diesel small pacific economies absolutely crippling climate_change impact obvious decade climate_change conferences hundreds millions dollars so-called climate_change initiatives one might forgiven imagining pacific overendowed good sunlight now positively festooned solar power plants sadly must report fact case indeed one striking features region climate
NZL 2012 350 350 pacific overendowed good sunlight now positively festooned solar power plants sadly must report fact case indeed one striking features region complete lack progress putting lofty climate_change rhetoric form renewable_energy practice year chair regional body set correct serious shortcoming small important illustration lies work tiny tokelau islands now tokelau per cent dependent climate
NZL 2012 353 353 sunlight now positively festooned solar power plants sadly must report fact case indeed one striking features region complete lack progress putting lofty climate_change rhetoric form renewable_energy practice year chair regional body set correct serious shortcoming small important illustration lies work tiny tokelau islands now tokelau per cent dependent fossil fuels generation climate
NZL 2012 453 453 part overall commitment region parting legacy year chair regional body renewable-energy pledging conference held early next year objective matching donors suppliers concessional commercial finance others renewable_energy plans pacific neighbours acknowledge european union’s commitment co-leading initiative well support world bank asian development bank governments australia united states generous supporters much can achieved climate
PAK 2012 129 129 brave courageous people pakistan globally face enormous challenges collective efforts commitment can provide people better future must work end poverty must work protect planet mitigate climate_change must ensure people equal rights must protect weak vulnerable must pursue justice fairness must pursue peaceful settlement international disputes must save current future generations horrors climate
PAN 2012 1415 1415 per cent reduce poverty including extreme poverty per cent just three years without compromising riches environment time economic growth allows us allocate resources confront threats climate_change affecting will continue affect large small nations without regard level development need responsible regard panama will continue advocate international community work institutional multilateral structure reinforce climate
PHL 2012 596 596 children young people elderly indigenous peoples persons disabilities philippines actively contributed initiatives human rights extreme poverty human rights education combating trafficking persons especially women children climate_change philippines one first nations submit universal periodic review process human rights council last month council adopted consensus second report review mechanism noble vision universal declaration climate
PHL 2012 957 957 millions people sometimes even extent sheer survival express appreciation general assembly adoption resolution declaring international year family farming country particularly prone natural disasters including wrought climate_change value work done advancing management natural disaster risk reduction global regional cooperation partnerships best way strengthen international humanitarian emergency response system natural disasters plague mankind climate
PLW 2012 234 234 nurture shark sanctuaries today almost million square miles ocean area approximately nine times size palau’s waters safe sharks palau also first sound alarm security impacts climate_change pacific brothers sisters moved early declare climate_change security issue demands special attention every organ united nations system new different way thinking problem sceptically questioned whether climate
PLW 2012 241 241 miles ocean area approximately nine times size palau’s waters safe sharks palau also first sound alarm security impacts climate_change pacific brothers sisters moved early declare climate_change security issue demands special attention every organ united nations system new different way thinking problem sceptically questioned whether blue helmets able hold back rising tides climate
PLW 2012 282 282 sceptically questioned whether blue helmets able hold back rising tides months began assembly adopted consensus resolution inviting relevant organs united nations intensify efforts consider address climate_change including possible security implications call heeded germany took issue last july president security council thanks germany’s efforts well others council now historic presidential statement highlighting climate
PLW 2012 310 310 security implications call heeded germany took issue last july president security council thanks germany’s efforts well others council now historic presidential statement highlighting potential risks climate_change international peace security germany’s statement resolution stemmed rising tides helped change way understand discuss climate_change longer can anyone question impact climate_change energy security food security climate
PLW 2012 325 325 well others council now historic presidential statement highlighting potential risks climate_change international peace security germany’s statement resolution stemmed rising tides helped change way understand discuss climate_change longer can anyone question impact climate_change energy security food security water security indeed territorial integrity longer can anyone deny rising seas oppressive droughts displacing people climate
PLW 2012 331 331 statement highlighting potential risks climate_change international peace security germany’s statement resolution stemmed rising tides helped change way understand discuss climate_change longer can anyone question impact climate_change energy security food security water security indeed territorial integrity longer can anyone deny rising seas oppressive droughts displacing people across globe united states permanent representative climate
PLW 2012 365 365 integrity longer can anyone deny rising seas oppressive droughts displacing people across globe united states permanent representative said last year’s council meeting deny security implications climate_change pathetic world reached crossroads sustainable development recently concluded discussions united nations conference sustainable development will soon delineate new sustainable development goals focusing small island developing climate
PLW 2012 884 884 palau continues believe taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations system will help promote system’s efficacy goals ideals including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc palau much appreciates president’s choice bringing adjustment settlement international disputes situations peaceful means theme year’s general debate important ever commit upholding peace condemn violence climate
PLW 2012 970 970 pacific palau also hopeful tensions east china sea will dissipate neighbours can engage peaceful dialogue secretary-general ban ki-moon cautioned world last week wilfully blind comes climate_change awash reports telling us situation dire experienced consecutive months temperatures global averages nine warmest years record occurred since year arctic sea ice lowest level recorded climate
PLW 2012 1008 1008 nine warmest years record occurred since year arctic sea ice lowest level recorded history coral reefs disappearing alarming rate now buried recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change regarding management risk advice policymakers small island states certain cases may wish consider relocating populations assure members assembly palau intention moving people islands home essence climate
PLW 2012 1071 1071 concede hope current situation unfccc unacceptable years negotiations running creative ways say countries destroyed sadly seems vulnerable countries become acceptable collateral damage world knows causes climate_change within grasp effect solution army stands way something done soon good hard work palau island nations world dedicated will naught conclusion know times live turbulent climate
PNG 2012 974 974 commitment fostering global peace security papua new guinea commenced contribution united nations peacekeeping force looking expand contribution remain committed united nations sustainable development agenda especially climate_change respect mitigation adaptation committed working closely global community united nations framework convention climate_change subscribe rio outcome declaration future want resolution annex papua new guinea recognizes climate
PNG 2012 987 987 force looking expand contribution remain committed united nations sustainable development agenda especially climate_change respect mitigation adaptation committed working closely global community united nations framework convention climate_change subscribe rio outcome declaration future want resolution annex papua new guinea recognizes pivotal role global green growth institute gggi sustainable development founding member gggi papua climate
PRT 2012 157 157 human rights role women protection civilians strengthening action defending children violence protection children context armed conflict sustainable development fight poverty food security particularly devastating effects climate_change small island developing states threaten existence remain portugal fundamental pillars action within united nations equal perseverance sought strengthen role security council fight new challenges international climate
QAT 2012 795 795 aimed preventing religions faiths insulted pretext time upholding right mankind know express opinions ms flores honduras vice-president took chair one great challenges must face question climate_change terrible destructive consequences countries requires us cooperate work together reach best solutions challenge overcome differences like note state qatar will host eighteenth session conference parties climate
QAT 2012 825 825 requires us cooperate work together reach best solutions challenge overcome differences like note state qatar will host eighteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change importance conference produce road map help us deal negative effects phenomenon like take opportunity speaking international forum invite countries world participate conference may reach international climate
ROU 2012 710 710 younger generations education professional training allowing rapid efficient integration labour market participation contribution shaping future societies countries especially transition many years now water major concern climate_change affects availability regions water planet’s precious resource must allowed become disputed resource source bitter conflict attention focused follow-up implementation decisions recently adopted united nations conference climate
SDN 2012 1294 1294 fully ignoring heinous crimes perpetrated states name humanity fight terrorism rejection request palestinian authority court clear evidence injustice name law good example politicization justice phenomenon climate_change corroborates already said problems associated grown ever greater states tackle case many issues energy food security immigration terrorism therefore believe need strengthen international cooperation climate_change climate
SDN 2012 1319 1319 climate_change corroborates already said problems associated grown ever greater states tackle case many issues energy food security immigration terrorism therefore believe need strengthen international cooperation climate_change based united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol commend state brazil hosting conference sustainable development july effective role played reaching agreement final document resolution annex climate
SDN 2012 1325 1325 grown ever greater states tackle case many issues energy food security immigration terrorism therefore believe need strengthen international cooperation climate_change based united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol commend state brazil hosting conference sustainable development july effective role played reaching agreement final document resolution annex outcome reflects fundamental concerns member states climate
SGP 2012 103 103 maintaining economic growth developed economies preoccupied immediate structural socioeconomic problems understandably less focus strategic regional international issues however serious long-term challenges remain rising income disparities climate_change issues worries food security adequately addressed global level amid uncertainty state group states currently power definitively set international agenda decision-making governance global issues will continue climate
SLB 2012 1035 1035 process also mainstream issues concern small island developing states agenda global conference sustainable development small island developing states join colleagues alliance small island states reiterating climate_change urgent irreversible threat humanity solomon islands deeply troubled current low ambition level pledges developed countries discrepancy pledged necessary stabilize temperature decrease means mitigation must prioritized climate
SLB 2012 1055 1055 alliance small island states reiterating climate_change urgent irreversible threat humanity solomon islands deeply troubled current low ambition level pledges developed countries discrepancy pledged necessary stabilize temperature decrease means mitigation must prioritized eighteenth ordinary meeting conference parties convention biological diversity doha greenhouse-gas emission levels meaningfully decreased need certainty working towards temperature increase climate
SLB 2012 1070 1070 low ambition level pledges developed countries discrepancy pledged necessary stabilize temperature decrease means mitigation must prioritized eighteenth ordinary meeting conference parties convention biological diversity doha greenhouse-gas emission levels meaningfully decreased need certainty working towards temperature increase degrees celsius degrees celsius order ensure survival viability sustainable development small island developing states least climate
SLB 2012 1079 1079 stabilize temperature decrease means mitigation must prioritized eighteenth ordinary meeting conference parties convention biological diversity doha greenhouse-gas emission levels meaningfully decreased need certainty working towards temperature increase degrees celsius degrees celsius order ensure survival viability sustainable development small island developing states least developed countries deeply regret countries opted kyoto protocol refused climate
SLB 2012 1124 1124 regret countries opted kyoto protocol refused take second commitment others remained undecided taking second commitment however national level pleased announce june solomon islands launched national climate_change policy mainstreams climate_change sectors country solomon islands country rich biological cultural diversity member coral triangle initiative coral reefs fisheries food security year pacific island countries climate
SLB 2012 1127 1127 kyoto protocol refused take second commitment others remained undecided taking second commitment however national level pleased announce june solomon islands launched national climate_change policy mainstreams climate_change sectors country solomon islands country rich biological cultural diversity member coral triangle initiative coral reefs fisheries food security year pacific island countries territories came together climate
SLB 2012 1248 1248 friendly cross-strait relations solomon islands continues support taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations system including aspiration member international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc although member icao taiwan manages million f lights million passengers per annum similarly taiwan twenty- second-largest emitter greenhouse gas member unfccc firmly believe shared climate
SLB 2012 1267 1267 organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc although member icao taiwan manages million f lights million passengers per annum similarly taiwan twenty- second-largest emitter greenhouse gas member unfccc firmly believe shared responsibility engage taiwan efforts advance sustainable development address climate_change regard cuba thank government people cuba support provided medical students climate
SLB 2012 1282 1282 lights million passengers per annum similarly taiwan twenty- second-largest emitter greenhouse gas member unfccc firmly believe shared responsibility engage taiwan efforts advance sustainable development address climate_change regard cuba thank government people cuba support provided medical students solomon islands join international community calling immediate lifting united states economic trade embargo cuba solomon climate
SLE 2012 479 479 millennium development goals many member states particularly global south voyage rough times turbulent worse still effects food fuel financial crises struck global community well impact climate_change conflicts deadly pandemics exacerbated situation compromised determination efforts developing countries especially least developed countries ldcs attain internationally agreed development goals including mdgs commend brazil successfully climate
SMR 2012 1460 1460 group population subjected violence abuse exploitation vast number children world still access basic services health care education besides facing global challenges economic crisis problems connected climate_change states must find resources necessary best meet needs children immediately improve conditions living poorest areas world imperative us want guarantee global community future worthy name climate
SRB 2012 334 334 support underdeveloped developing countries jointly agreed upon along systematically planned organized solutions measures foster implementation principles enshrined charter united nations real world today economy based renewable_energy sources energy efficiency responsible utilization resources socially responsible commerce significantly contribute reducing poverty starvation world underline political commitment idea sustainable development welcome initiative secretary-general united climate
SRB 2012 362 362 efficiency responsible utilization resources socially responsible commerce significantly contribute reducing poverty starvation world underline political commitment idea sustainable development welcome initiative secretary-general united nations regarding renewable_energy sources hope along provisions declaration adopted united nations conference environment development will among agenda items general assembly will pay special attention sixty-seventh session consider joint climate
SRB 2012 440 440 within limits possibilities serbia will contribute research renewable sources energy devoting special attention education younger generations ways achieving harmony among efforts planet conservation development profit climate_change one problems affecting us today sufficiently aware past opinion many climate_change direct consequence irresponsible behaviour part mankind towards nature immediate environment wish stress principled position climate
SRB 2012 451 451 special attention education younger generations ways achieving harmony among efforts planet conservation development profit climate_change one problems affecting us today sufficiently aware past opinion many climate_change direct consequence irresponsible behaviour part mankind towards nature immediate environment wish stress principled position collective obligation us fight negative impact climate_change cooperation tireless research sharing climate
SRB 2012 472 472 aware past opinion many climate_change direct consequence irresponsible behaviour part mankind towards nature immediate environment wish stress principled position collective obligation us fight negative impact climate_change cooperation tireless research sharing knowledge experience defining strictly applying measures designed respond new climatic conditions survival progress mankind eternal ideals human community sustainable development necessary climate
SUR 2012 899 899 increased efforts fight often overlooked silent killers united nations conference sustainable development concluded without agreement clear commitment regard financing sustainable development serious matter considering threat climate_change among others successful outcome efforts small states like suriname achieve sustainable development international community abandon obligation provide necessary means combat serious consequences overconsumption pollution carbon_emissions climate
SUR 2012 924 924 climate_change among others successful outcome efforts small states like suriname achieve sustainable development international community abandon obligation provide necessary means combat serious consequences overconsumption pollution carbon_emissions threaten undo achievements aimed protecting environment securing well-being peoples continue expect united nations spearhead efforts technical assistance advance continued dialogue suriname deeply concerned regard basis climate
SVK 2012 394 394 members areas must adequately empowered however still differ considerably united nations terrorism poses imminent threat every one us yet unable find common grounds describe characteristics climate_change brought crucial changes concrete impacts agricultural production yet production greenhouse gases emissions decline gap wealthy poor growing increasingly important role played non-state actors multinational corporations climate
SVK 2012 404 404 nations terrorism poses imminent threat every one us yet unable find common grounds describe characteristics climate_change brought crucial changes concrete impacts agricultural production yet production greenhouse gases emissions decline gap wealthy poor growing increasingly important role played non-state actors multinational corporations speculative investors crisis shown even strongest economies vulnerable vulnerable live climate
SWE 2012 644 644 twice fast global average right now gather arctic sea ice cover receded much reached new historical minimum less ice autumn arctic ever recorded history impact climate_change global world track keeping increase global average temperatures two degrees celsius therefore urgently need progress negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change effective implementation globally agreed climate
SWE 2012 665 665 ever recorded history impact climate_change global world track keeping increase global average temperatures two degrees celsius therefore urgently need progress negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change effective implementation globally agreed outcomes sweden calls everyone hall utmost contribute ensuring occurs developed nations take lead severe challenges also great opportunities technology brings new climate
SYC 2012 413 413 small island developing states sids often periphery international decision-making bodies seychelles proposing sids considered offering unique opportunities testing innovative policies technologies can benefit humankind fight climate_change sids forefront groundbreaking solutions example global island partnership co-chaired seychelles palau grenada proposed considering debt cancellation sids enable better prepare climate_change adaptation large number sids climate
SYC 2012 434 434 can benefit humankind fight climate_change sids forefront groundbreaking solutions example global island partnership co-chaired seychelles palau grenada proposed considering debt cancellation sids enable better prepare climate_change adaptation large number sids debt-togross- domestic-product ratios excess per cent debt forgiveness give flexibility within budgets prepare face climate_change thus protect environmentally sensitive zones planet climate
SYC 2012 453 453 debt cancellation sids enable better prepare climate_change adaptation large number sids debt-togross- domestic-product ratios excess per cent debt forgiveness give flexibility within budgets prepare face climate_change thus protect environmentally sensitive zones planet regard high volatility international fuel prices sids can strengthen resilience investment renewable_energy warmly welcome sustainable energy initiative championed secretary-general climate
SYC 2012 471 471 forgiveness give flexibility within budgets prepare face climate_change thus protect environmentally sensitive zones planet regard high volatility international fuel prices sids can strengthen resilience investment renewable_energy warmly welcome sustainable energy initiative championed secretary-general commit support making success latest technology renewable_energy often represents significant capital outlay developing pilot projects sids can potentially climate
SYC 2012 485 485 regard high volatility international fuel prices sids can strengthen resilience investment renewable_energy warmly welcome sustainable energy initiative championed secretary-general commit support making success latest technology renewable_energy often represents significant capital outlay developing pilot projects sids can potentially create economies based per cent renewable_energy can replicated larger scale finally important consideration given climate
SYC 2012 502 502 championed secretary-general commit support making success latest technology renewable_energy often represents significant capital outlay developing pilot projects sids can potentially create economies based per cent renewable_energy can replicated larger scale finally important consideration given better support sids within international trading system trade-based support sids easily established without disruption distortion global f climate
SYC 2012 737 737 reserves must also foster peace continent leading efforts find solutions problems somalia madagascar elsewhere africa small island developing state greater understanding ever ways planet threat climate_change need act now sake humankind citizens planet earth understand individuals nation decisions consequences beyond borders consequences future children issues must weighed carefully important voices considered climate
THA 2012 202 202 period economic uncertainty must consider economic growth alone important put people front centre development agenda sustainable growth development job creation promoting poverty reduction equality addressing climate_change must go hand hand every government put people heart country’s economic development strategy believe greatest asset country people much country can excel depends much people climate
TKM 2012 349 349 need joint results-oriented action plan combines use scientific technological political diplomatic administrative technical measures effective outcomes direction therefore propose setting cooperation united nations regional centre climate_change technologies central asia caspian basin believe structure enable countries regions significantly strengthen cooperation ecological safety promote effective coordination national regional international efforts mutual understanding confidence-building climate
TON 2012 275 275 views issues mutual import concern pif leaders secretary-general year’s pif meeting hosted cook islands communiqué gives proper focus issues important tonga region including sustainable development climate_change oceans renewable_energy gender equality tonga like small island developing states returned rio de janeiro june united nations conference sustainable development rio chart new global course climate
TON 2012 277 277 mutual import concern pif leaders secretary-general year’s pif meeting hosted cook islands communiqué gives proper focus issues important tonga region including sustainable development climate_change oceans renewable_energy gender equality tonga like small island developing states returned rio de janeiro june united nations conference sustainable development rio chart new global course sustainable development climate
TON 2012 422 422 initiatives tonga strategic development framework priority objectives tonga joined states members alliance small island states yesterday chairmanship nauru adopting declaration focused continuing serious threat posed climate_change territorial integrity viability survival small island states urgent need continue address security implications climate_change including impact territorial integrity frequency severity climate-related disasters threat water food climate
TON 2012 436 436 states yesterday chairmanship nauru adopting declaration focused continuing serious threat posed climate_change territorial integrity viability survival small island states urgent need continue address security implications climate_change including impact territorial integrity frequency severity climate-related disasters threat water food security forced displacement people challenge international community developed countries particular take bold measures necessary climate
TON 2012 464 464 territorial integrity frequency severity climate-related disasters threat water food security forced displacement people challenge international community developed countries particular take bold measures necessary reduce emissions greenhouse gases levels will ensure viable meaningful future small island developing states tonga safeguard survival smallest vulnerable states among us safeguard viable future states rising tide climate
TON 2012 502 502 safeguard survival smallest vulnerable states among us safeguard viable future states rising tide may lift boats will drown us coming meeting united nations framework convention climate_change qatar must advance efforts last year’s durban conference bridge differences key issues related future kyoto protocol climate finance closing pre-2020 mitigation ambition gap constructively addressing climate
TON 2012 532 532 last year’s durban conference bridge differences key issues related future kyoto protocol climate finance closing pre-2020 mitigation ambition gap constructively addressing loss damage associated impact climate_change bearing mind cost adaptation developing countries tonga year’s theme pacific islands forum large ocean island states pacific challenge built upon positive outcomes rio regard conservation climate
TON 2012 714 714 consideration potential development legal instruments within convention’s framework reflect new realities international year sustainable energy welcome secretary-general’s high-level event week dedicated part addressing continued development renewable_energy sources like-minded members alliance small island states tonga will build barbados declaration achieving sustainable energy small island developing states rio implement voluntary commitment reducing greenhouse-gas climate
TON 2012 739 739 renewable_energy sources like-minded members alliance small island states tonga will build barbados declaration achieving sustainable energy small island developing states rio implement voluntary commitment reducing greenhouse-gas emissions improving energy security per cent renewable_energy mix requisite financial resources ongoing capacity-building appropriate technology transfers genuine partnership dedicated development partners new zealand italy japan climate
TON 2012 746 746 states tonga will build barbados declaration achieving sustainable energy small island developing states rio implement voluntary commitment reducing greenhouse-gas emissions improving energy security per cent renewable_energy mix requisite financial resources ongoing capacity-building appropriate technology transfers genuine partnership dedicated development partners new zealand italy japan united arab emirates national initiatives like tonga climate
TON 2012 788 788 italy japan united arab emirates national initiatives like tonga energy road map will continue develop provide real benefit tongans committed strong advocacy role council international renewable_energy agency critical work pursuing secure sustainable energy path tonga joined states members pacific islands forum adopting pacific leaders gender equality declaration important part pacific islands climate
TTO 2012 602 602 fresh bold changes paradigm shift thinking design post-2015 development agenda must safeguard environment future generations regard move decisively fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases climate
TTO 2012 609 609 post-2015 development agenda must safeguard environment future generations regard move decisively fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad climate
TTO 2012 610 610 development agenda must safeguard environment future generations regard move decisively fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago climate
TUV 2012 724 724 2011-2020 seek cooperation development partners provide timely predictable manner financial technical support ensure successful implementation repeatedly called developed emerging countries partners take leadership role reducing greenhouse-gas emissions help small poor countries like tuvalu mitigation adaptation activities tuvalu’s security nationhood continuously threatened adverse impact climate_change especially sea-level rise much said documented root climate
TUV 2012 742 742 emerging countries partners take leadership role reducing greenhouse-gas emissions help small poor countries like tuvalu mitigation adaptation activities tuvalu’s security nationhood continuously threatened adverse impact climate_change especially sea-level rise much said documented root causes climate_change negative consequences many countries just vulnerable small island states like tuvalu yet ongoing global pleas address climate
TUV 2012 751 751 help small poor countries like tuvalu mitigation adaptation activities tuvalu’s security nationhood continuously threatened adverse impact climate_change especially sea-level rise much said documented root causes climate_change negative consequences many countries just vulnerable small island states like tuvalu yet ongoing global pleas address consequences far fallen ignorant deaf ears smallness lack natural climate
TUV 2012 791 791 pleas address consequences far fallen ignorant deaf ears smallness lack natural endowments well four metres sea level leave us extremely vulnerable natural shocks particularly effects climate_change sea-level rise well known sea-level rise f looding threaten tuvalu’s limited agricultural production undermine food security increase vulnerability supply disruptions therefore support advances urge perseverance climate
TUV 2012 821 821 sea-level rise f looding threaten tuvalu’s limited agricultural production undermine food security increase vulnerability supply disruptions therefore support advances urge perseverance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change order give substance international agreements sea-locked country pacific offered resources vast oceans utilized developed countries climate
TUV 2012 831 831 food security increase vulnerability supply disruptions therefore support advances urge perseverance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change order give substance international agreements sea-locked country pacific offered resources vast oceans utilized developed countries ask partner countries responsible reward us guardians appropriate compensations conducive climate
TUV 2012 876 876 reward us guardians appropriate compensations conducive development needs well environmentally recompensing domestically tuvalu pursuing energy efficiencies development strategies goals green blue sustainable challenged per cent renewable_energy sector miss mark will comforted remaining inactive vision action asked developed countries reduce carbon_emissions will home regardless scale contrasts advent technology tuvalu seeks donors assistance climate
TUV 2012 890 890 energy efficiencies development strategies goals green blue sustainable challenged per cent renewable_energy sector miss mark will comforted remaining inactive vision action asked developed countries reduce carbon_emissions will home regardless scale contrasts advent technology tuvalu seeks donors assistance realizing pledges establish early-warning systems pertaining tsunamis tropical cyclones order mitigate risk subsequent cost climate
TUV 2012 931 931 systems pertaining tsunamis tropical cyclones order mitigate risk subsequent cost tuvalu tuvalu wishes also offer established trust fund protocols united nations development partners funding mechanisms climate_change adaptation innovative financing instruments architecture channelling resources tuvalu trust funds governed international agreements renowned worldwide transparent accountable mechanisms high international standards accounting governance many suggestions climate
TUV 2012 1089 1089 accepted united nations system valuable contribution collective efforts regard tuvalu calls upon united nations subsidiary bodies especially international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change recognize allow taiwan participate contribute meaningfully meetings activities without reservations incidentally legitimate claim new nationhood independence pacific region world supported colonialism form contradictory united nations climate
UKR 2012 683 683 development goals took place economic social council july avail opportunity assure assembly participation sustainable development efforts united nations will remain ukraine’s unwavering priority global man-made climate_change represents threat planetary scale therefore consider efforts counteract challenge priority task humankind whole let note ukraine voluntarily acceded second commitment period kyoto protocol undertaking reduce climate
UKR 2012 709 709 represents threat planetary scale therefore consider efforts counteract challenge priority task humankind whole let note ukraine voluntarily acceded second commitment period kyoto protocol undertaking reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent bearing mind ukraine will also promote discussions framework future osce chairmanship environmental impact energy- related man-made activity energy efficiency use renewable_energy sources climate
UKR 2012 733 733 reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent bearing mind ukraine will also promote discussions framework future osce chairmanship environmental impact energy- related man-made activity energy efficiency use renewable_energy sources turning international security problems like stress ukraine deeply committed cause bringing safer secure world commitment emanates national conscience people ukraine experienced scourge war totalitarianism climate
URY 2012 1321 1321 absolute priority combating scourge purposefully head past year alone uruguay able reduce percentage people living poverty per cent extreme poverty per cent combating adverse effects climate_change key challenge achieving sustainable development also one priorities now ever must revitalize global alliance development increase international cooperation finally strength sustainability rule law national level climate
UZB 2012 332 332 railroad link connects afghanistan states central asia well providing uninterrupted supply electricity kabul uzbekistan plays key role ensuring stable effective operation northern distribution network secondly climate_change global deteriorating ecological situation made ensuring reasonable rational use water resources acute problem modern world increasing shortages fresh water needed provide food security protect human climate
VAT 2012 514 514 relationships played benefit specific strategic interests yet possibilities emerged end cold war seemed portend possible strengthening institutional political presence united nations service world’s critical challenges climate_change preservation environment possible despite universal adhesion charter united nations essential treaties still unable establish just true form global governance holy see like offer moral answer climate
VCT 2012 1490 1490 allow turn certain existential challenges facing country region world saint vincent grenadines angered continuing inexcusable failure states assembled hall move decisively towards meaningful legally binding climate_change treaty entire nations represented today friends equals may simply cease exist result inaction political cowardice nations including already victims increasingly intense frequent storms hurricanes weather climate
VCT 2012 1529 1529 political cowardice nations including already victims increasingly intense frequent storms hurricanes weather events changes threaten way life risk reversing recent development progress islands planet war climate_change warming temperatures rising seas war future event present-day ongoing battle us assembly aware war currently losing survival islands stake responsibility immediate change lies undisputedly whose climate
VCT 2012 1604 1604 may today know shall fight rising seas encroaching oceans defend islands right exist cost call nations join us fight war can still won negotiations arrest climate_change merely arcane academic diplomatic pursuit treated interminable run-of-the-mill united nations process let us set aside narrow short-term interests act capable acting benefit protection mankind another climate
VNM 2012 508 508 including efforts achieve millennium development goals mdgs context essential reaffirm strong political commitment ensuring realization mdgs promotion inclusive sustainable green development effective response natural disasters climate_change global challenges united nations needs strengthen global partnerships development take lead inclusive process formulate post-2015 global development agenda including proposed sustainable development goals regard urge climate
VNM 2012 665 665 international organization la francophonie others also contribute constructively multilateral forums endeavours designed respond global challenges including nuclear security disarmament non-proliferation weapons mass destruction sustainable development climate_change water food energy security achievement mdgs viet nam implementing good results united nations initiative delivering one contribute work united nations viet nam put forth candidature climate
VUT 2012 728 728 compatible international financial institutions vast pacific ocean heritage prime means livelihood people living island countries like pacific island countries vanuatu continues exposed threatened negative impacts climate_change coastal erosion coral bleaching ocean acidification forty-third pacific islands forum cook islands forum leaders noted many challenges remain realizing benefits pledged new additional targets copenhagen climate
VUT 2012 768 768 noted many challenges remain realizing benefits pledged new additional targets copenhagen accord respect like seize opportunity express wish united nations assistance facilitating effective responses global climate_change particularly prompt implementation adaptation measures well mitigation efforts climate_change financing capacity-building international negotiations tend direct main focus attention towards global climate_change must address matters environmental climate
VUT 2012 777 777 targets copenhagen accord respect like seize opportunity express wish united nations assistance facilitating effective responses global climate_change particularly prompt implementation adaptation measures well mitigation efforts climate_change financing capacity-building international negotiations tend direct main focus attention towards global climate_change must address matters environmental pollution exigency rigor potential permanent irrevocable damage environment marine climate
VUT 2012 789 789 facilitating effective responses global climate_change particularly prompt implementation adaptation measures well mitigation efforts climate_change financing capacity-building international negotiations tend direct main focus attention towards global climate_change must address matters environmental pollution exigency rigor potential permanent irrevocable damage environment marine pollution constantly highlighted scientific community tolerated future growth international maritime traffic will climate
VUT 2012 867 867 international arenas point like reiterate unnecessary risk expose children taking firm precautionary approach regard marine geoengineering practices sub-seabed carbon sequestration ocean fertilization global efforts combat climate_change strict promotion adherence responses environmentally sensible crucial responsibility speaking behalf small island nation recall forgetting essentiality oceans foundation life earth one neglects vital guarantor mankind’s climate
WSM 2012 381 381 sustainable development issues agreed rio must also ensure important priorities identified outcomes sids meeting integrated post-2015 global development frameworks comprehensively addressed order respond needs sids climate_change world’s urgent problem requiring decisive global response challenge unite divide us entrenched positions ignore today’s realities pursue unrelated agendas role collective effort countries affected varying climate
WSM 2012 408 408 urgent problem requiring decisive global response challenge unite divide us entrenched positions ignore today’s realities pursue unrelated agendas role collective effort countries affected varying degrees climate_change one detached unconcerned common plight must work together sense urgency commitment address climate_change today tomorrow science recommends also consciences political will follow clearly want leaders climate
WSM 2012 421 421 today’s realities pursue unrelated agendas role collective effort countries affected varying degrees climate_change one detached unconcerned common plight must work together sense urgency commitment address climate_change today tomorrow science recommends also consciences political will follow clearly want leaders view world single constituency everyone works together within limits capacity capability part total climate
WSM 2012 448 448 tomorrow science recommends also consciences political will follow clearly want leaders view world single constituency everyone works together within limits capacity capability part total solution climate_change negotiating process long frustrating journey especially small island developing states contribute least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able effectively adapt adverse impacts climate_change wished climate
WSM 2012 462 462 constituency everyone works together within limits capacity capability part total solution climate_change negotiating process long frustrating journey especially small island developing states contribute least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able effectively adapt adverse impacts climate_change wished away even countries denial date must surely now accept weight scientific evidence climate_change facilitated climate
WSM 2012 472 472 solution climate_change negotiating process long frustrating journey especially small island developing states contribute least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able effectively adapt adverse impacts climate_change wished away even countries denial date must surely now accept weight scientific evidence climate_change facilitated largely human activity poses one gravest threats humankind continuation life climate
WSM 2012 486 486 causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able effectively adapt adverse impacts climate_change wished away even countries denial date must surely now accept weight scientific evidence climate_change facilitated largely human activity poses one gravest threats humankind continuation life world know today samoa’s unwavering support united nations peacekeeping work underscored years uninterrupted police climate
ZAF 2012 1061 1061 ago end world conference racism racial discrimination xenophobia related intolerance durban last december south africa honour hosting seventeenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change seventh session conference parties serving meeting parties kyoto protocol member states must ensure agreements implemented regard durban platform offers opportunity progress must utilize move forward climate
ARE 2013 932 932 urgent requirement meet today’s growing demand energy proud nation pioneered peaceful uses nuclear energy surrounded possible security safety guarantees united arab emirates opened way introduction renewable_energy development clean-energy technologies contribution humankind protecting planet negative effects climate_change united arab emirates firmly believes necessity achieving human development national international levels goal can achieved climate
ARE 2013 942 942 peaceful uses nuclear energy surrounded possible security safety guarantees united arab emirates opened way introduction renewable_energy development clean-energy technologies contribution humankind protecting planet negative effects climate_change united arab emirates firmly believes necessity achieving human development national international levels goal can achieved number conditions met including respect human rights equality without discrimination climate
ATG 2013 321 321 nations considering current world economic social environmental challenges indisputably critical must concede current structure internationally agreed development goals provide satisfactory remedies universal problems include increase global_warming escalating gap worlds’s rich poor deterioration world’s financial system uneven roles developed developing countries play responding addressing issues universal importance impact societies taking account shortcomings climate
ATG 2013 581 581 peoples america community latin american caribbean states seek strengthen integration development latin america caribbean recognized fact one worth repeating small island states contribute least causes climate_change yet suffer effects small island states expressed profound disappointment lack tangible action within negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change protect sids vulnerable countries peoples culture climate
ATG 2013 600 600 small island states contribute least causes climate_change yet suffer effects small island states expressed profound disappointment lack tangible action within negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change protect sids vulnerable countries peoples culture land ecosystems responsibility mitigating climate_change shared nations developed developing however developed countries shoulder moral ethical historical responsibility emitting anthropogenic climate
ATG 2013 611 611 island states expressed profound disappointment lack tangible action within negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change protect sids vulnerable countries peoples culture land ecosystems responsibility mitigating climate_change shared nations developed developing however developed countries shoulder moral ethical historical responsibility emitting anthropogenic greenhouse gases atmosphere actions now put planet jeopardy compromised well-being present climate
ATG 2013 626 626 protect sids vulnerable countries peoples culture land ecosystems responsibility mitigating climate_change shared nations developed developing however developed countries shoulder moral ethical historical responsibility emitting anthropogenic greenhouse gases atmosphere actions now put planet jeopardy compromised well-being present future generations vulnerable developing societies also victims globalization crime notably havoc wrought handguns possession criminal climate
BFA 2013 427 427 taiwan people’s republic china welcomed encouraged spirit must welcome republic china taiwan united nations specialized agencies particularly international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change also welcome taiwan’s incalculable contribution support achievement developing countries burkina faso millennium development goals peace africa requires pertinant socioeconomic development programmes generate effective responses uncertainties climate
BGD 2013 554 554 resolution autism spectrum disorder introduced bangladesh sixty-seventh session general assembly resolution adopted unifying us quest provide rightful place world however progress spheres sadly held back climate_change fraught increasing natural disasters bangladesh faces calamitous future due global_warming sea level rise estimated celsius increase temperature lead metre rise sea level submerging one fifth climate
BGD 2013 564 564 resolution adopted unifying us quest provide rightful place world however progress spheres sadly held back climate_change fraught increasing natural disasters bangladesh faces calamitous future due global_warming sea level rise estimated celsius increase temperature lead metre rise sea level submerging one fifth bangladesh forcing million climate migrants move elsewhere thereby creating crisis climate
BGD 2013 571 571 place world however progress spheres sadly held back climate_change fraught increasing natural disasters bangladesh faces calamitous future due global_warming sea level rise estimated celsius increase temperature lead metre rise sea level submerging one fifth bangladesh forcing million climate migrants move elsewhere thereby creating crisis huge magnitude within beyond borders therefore reiterate climate
BGD 2013 629 629 pv legal regime ensure social cultural economic rehabilitation climate migrants call fast-track funding mechanism least developed countries ensure sustained funding realization adaptation mitigation action plans climate_change bangladesh achieved independence monumental sacrifices sacrifice began bloodshed preserve mother tongue bangla february government’s initiative unesco immortalized sacrifice unesco declaration february international mother language day climate
BGD 2013 1193 1193 justice panacea peace enables development progress turn dispel challenges posed freedom democracy human rights environment equitable sharing transboundary resources water among others well challenges posed climate_change resolution culture peace introduced assembly every year drafted spirit always adopted consensus conveys message mutual respect peoples nations bid world peace promise believe aspire world climate
BGR 2013 96 96 still suffer extreme poverty malnutrition basic health services many women babies remain remote luxury disparities wealth distribution quality life personal opportunities become extreme across globe climate_change environmental degradation reached alarming level require urgent collective response well-being future generations risk due irrational management natural resources despite efforts wars armed conflicts continue rage climate
BHS 2013 1003 1003 criteria regard true financial assistance development needs developing countries can evaluated fairer balanced pragmatic way another significant vulnerability country concerns environment need address comprehensively issues climate_change bahamas surrounded sea low-lying indeed per cent land mass bahamas less five feet sea level implications climate_change associated rises sea level therefore obvious country people climate
BHS 2013 1020 1020 vulnerability country concerns environment need address comprehensively issues climate_change bahamas surrounded sea low-lying indeed per cent land mass bahamas less five feet sea level implications climate_change associated rises sea level therefore obvious country people submit world particularly developed world stake resolving issues countries may victims climate_change among countries fact largely responsible climate
BHS 2013 1040 1040 five feet sea level implications climate_change associated rises sea level therefore obvious country people submit world particularly developed world stake resolving issues countries may victims climate_change among countries fact largely responsible climate_change threatens future planet bahamas waging battles putting fiscal house order introducing innovative tools fight crime training new generation twenty-first climate
BHS 2013 1046 1046 associated rises sea level therefore obvious country people submit world particularly developed world stake resolving issues countries may victims climate_change among countries fact largely responsible climate_change threatens future planet bahamas waging battles putting fiscal house order introducing innovative tools fight crime training new generation twenty-first century jobs creating new partnerships tackle climate
BHS 2013 1076 1076 waging battles putting fiscal house order introducing innovative tools fight crime training new generation twenty-first century jobs creating new partnerships tackle pressing problems aggressively pursuing renewable_energy revamping modernizing structure governance make responsive needs twenty-first century increased use referendum machinery demonstrating commitment deepening democracy small country strong convictions big ideas look beyond climate
BIH 2013 499 499 sustainable development possible harmony nature opinion economic political interests must obstacle achieving global consensus true beginning global fight preservation natural balance planet earth often forgotten climate_change direct impact development poverty hunger consequently global peace security short-term solutions will long-term consequences steps take today will legacy generations come us present agree united climate
BLZ 2013 849 849 states alike like take opportunity thank organization american states group friends support efforts belize guatemala resolve guatemalan claim peaceably interim ensure peace maintained two countries climate_change another existential threat looming belize nations world large small view urgent international community arrive consensus imminence magnitude threat posed humankind climate_change well way forward dealing climate
BLZ 2013 870 870 peace maintained two countries climate_change another existential threat looming belize nations world large small view urgent international community arrive consensus imminence magnitude threat posed humankind climate_change well way forward dealing successfully perilous phenomenon another threat can successfully dealt united nations combating threat will necessitate huge expenditures deployment cutting-edge technology likely cessation climate
BLZ 2013 915 915 expenditures deployment cutting-edge technology likely cessation use fossil fuels developing countries belize will need technical financial assistance international community international financial institutions adapt changes brought climate_change mitigate deleterious effects thereof belize established national climate -change committee coordinate government’s interventions areas relating climate_change also establishing new climate-change policy strategy provides scaling mitigation climate
BLZ 2013 931 931 assistance international community international financial institutions adapt changes brought climate_change mitigate deleterious effects thereof belize established national climate -change committee coordinate government’s interventions areas relating climate_change also establishing new climate-change policy strategy provides scaling mitigation adaptation efforts levels applaud secretary-general decision convene high- level meeting climate_change near future security citizens paramount climate
BLZ 2013 951 951 coordinate government’s interventions areas relating climate_change also establishing new climate-change policy strategy provides scaling mitigation adaptation efforts levels applaud secretary-general decision convene high- level meeting climate_change near future security citizens paramount obligation every government belize government takes responsibility seriously however threats security citizens numerous today’s globalized world single country capacity tackle climate
BRB 2013 157 157 agenda setting stage will require us engage might best described retrospective prospective dialogue much said current global financial economic crisis made worse many manifestations impact climate_change extreme_weather events food crises volatile food crises compounded unprecedented levels terror violence time seen global determination tackle issues barbados recognizes stability health productivity global environment climate
BRB 2013 158 158 setting stage will require us engage might best described retrospective prospective dialogue much said current global financial economic crisis made worse many manifestations impact climate_change extreme_weather events food crises volatile food crises compounded unprecedented levels terror violence time seen global determination tackle issues barbados recognizes stability health productivity global environment particularly climate
BRB 2013 507 507 nations speak therefore perspective sids barbados believes post-2015 development agenda involve commitments eradication poverty hunger environmental sustainability strong emphasis coastal marine resources development sustainable accessible renewable_energy technologies pursuit sustainable agriculture agenda tandem food nutrition security gender equality women’s empowerment youth development education employment also call emphasis inclusion vulnerable groups including persons climate
BTN 2013 651 651 socioeconomic progress face many challenges vulnerabilities landlocked least developed country economy remains import-driven dependent single export commodity poverty youth unemployment natural disasters vulnerability adverse impacts climate_change including glacial lake outburst floods pose challenges will therefore continue count external support assistance work towards achieving long-cherished goal self-reliance graduation least developed country category climate
BWA 2013 41 41 demonstrates confidence high esteem personally great country antigua barbuda held states members organization particularly admire deep passion proven record leadership united nations issues sustainable development climate_change therefore confident vast knowledge experience multilateral diplomacy brings position will contribute significantly success session may also congratulate predecessor vuk jeremi effective guidance sterling leadership sixty- climate
BWA 2013 148 148 agenda therefore pledge full support cooperation president ashe efforts usher new development paradigm doubt challenges extreme poverty disease lack access affordable energy potable water sanitation climate_change gender inequality will continue haunt millions people especially developing countries account delegation strong view formulation sustainable development goals predicated outcome current review implementation millennium development climate
BWA 2013 309 309 eradication programmes particular focus vulnerable communities vulnerable groups women youth elderly persons disabilities despite achievements made date serious challenges remain permit briefly address vexing subject climate_change situation countries special categories including middle-income countries botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation climate
BWA 2013 325 325 date serious challenges remain permit briefly address vexing subject climate_change situation countries special categories including middle-income countries botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impacts health food security gratifying progress continues made many countries climate
BWA 2013 328 328 remain permit briefly address vexing subject climate_change situation countries special categories including middle-income countries botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impacts health food security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations climate
BWA 2013 338 338 categories including middle-income countries botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impacts health food security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations framework convention climate_change delegation believes needs done particularly assist vulnerable climate
BWA 2013 356 356 water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impacts health food security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations framework convention climate_change delegation believes needs done particularly assist vulnerable countries arid semi-arid areas landlocked transit countries also susceptible drought desertification financial support technology transfer capacity-building need generously climate
BWA 2013 391 391 semi-arid areas landlocked transit countries also susceptible drought desertification financial support technology transfer capacity-building need generously extended special category countries order assist adapting mitigating effects climate_change last year botswana hosted summit sustainability africa whose outcome declaration calls upon governments ensure contributions natural capital sustainable economic growth maintenance improvement social capital human climate
BWA 2013 435 435 economic growth maintenance improvement social capital human well-being quantified integrated development business practices wish commend work done non-governmental environmental organizations worldwide unremitting efforts save planet climate_change negative effects botswana welcomes adoption earlier year long-overdue arms trade treaty treaty establishes common international standards regulation international trade conventional arms ammunition parts components view climate
CHN 2013 1248 1248 improve follow-up mechanisms step development financing promote trade investment liberalization facilitation increase official development aid technical support developing countries china welcomes positive outcomes united nations climate_change conference held doha late china hopes developed countries will demonstrate political will honour commitments scaling emissions-reduction efforts providing capital technology capacity- building support developing countries climate
CHN 2013 1277 1277 late china hopes developed countries will demonstrate political will honour commitments scaling emissions-reduction efforts providing capital technology capacity- building support developing countries chinese government takes climate_change seriously many forceful policy measures taken resulted notable progress china will continue play due role addressing global climate_change time flies will soon celebrating seventieth anniversary climate
CHN 2013 1295 1295 building support developing countries chinese government takes climate_change seriously many forceful policy measures taken resulted notable progress china will continue play due role addressing global climate_change time flies will soon celebrating seventieth anniversary founding united nations born ashes second world war united nations embodies yearning peoples countries world peace global development climate
CMR 2013 419 419 assessment challenges encountered lessons learned implementation mdgs order consider prospects future international framework full implementation millennium development goals faces structural difficulties temporary difficulties others include climate_change financial crisis food insecurity difficulties raise number important questions mdgs formulated ambitious deadline realistic effective follow- support mechanism states necessary give adequate resources ensure implementation climate
COD 2013 240 240 conflicts globalization driven mainly unbridled pursuit profit aggravation poverty comes addition food crisis famines diseases including endemic diseases disappeared now reappearing environmental destruction main cause climate_change deplorable effects remedy situation general assembly established several bodies welcome creation open working group sustainable development goals intergovernmental committee experts sustainable development financing high-level political climate
COD 2013 344 344 change based principle common differentiated responsibilities respect important utilize contribution women youth civil society design execution agenda also draw lessons implementation millennium development goals regard climate_change important issue resolve post-2015 period allow recall final document united nations conference sustainable development resolution states pledged abandon unsustainable long- term patterns consumption adopt sustainable climate
COD 2013 380 380 nations conference sustainable development resolution states pledged abandon unsustainable long- term patterns consumption adopt sustainable ways managing natural resources basis economic social development future humankind climate_change threat humankind fundamental human rights particularly vulnerable populations especially african continent island countries seeking limit impact countries responsibility must shoulder duty towards people service human climate
COD 2013 455 455 grand inga project also designed along lines emphasize fact project eventually enable us produce enough electricity meet energy needs nearly half africa will also clean renewable_energy consistent requirements sustainable development today must begin set stage post- period context express hope proposals will made session translate reality common desire promote economic social climate
COG 2013 985 985 framework open working group sustainable development goals sustainable development goals defined remains vital issue finance sustainable development will tackled establishing committee experts issue regrettable issue climate_change affects humankind still suffering lack consensus permit revisit subject deep concern developing countries namely issue financing fight climate_change central element negotiations part affirm importance supporting climate
COG 2013 1003 1003 tackled establishing committee experts issue regrettable issue climate_change affects humankind still suffering lack consensus permit revisit subject deep concern developing countries namely issue financing fight climate_change central element negotiations part affirm importance supporting developing countries establishing low-carbon regimes can adapt climate_change order tackle worldwide problem humankind facing regard programme entitled reducing climate
COG 2013 1018 1018 revisit subject deep concern developing countries namely issue financing fight climate_change central element negotiations part affirm importance supporting developing countries establishing low-carbon regimes can adapt climate_change order tackle worldwide problem humankind facing regard programme entitled reducing deforestation forest degradation enhancing environmental services tropical forests established international tropical timber council congo welcomes climate
COG 2013 1065 1065 timber council congo welcomes consensus importance participation countries according capacity national context fight deforestation forest degradation increasing stocks forest carbon responsible almost per cent total greenhouse-gas emissions interest conserving nature protecting wildlife impelled us launch fierce fight poaching context next year congo organizing major international meeting combating scourge participants will include climate
COL 2013 1113 1113 countries new climate economy initiative support respected research institutes will seek best way making economic efficiencies fight poverty compatible preservation environment way shouldering responsibilities respect climate_change already impact colombians will protect sources oxygen water necessary just colombia’s survival entire planet will conclude stating country working will continue work prevent plight maría climate
CPV 2013 350 350 part global agenda led united nations involving intensive international cooperation partnership multilateral bilateral levels cape verde committed joint effort cape verdeans deeply focused global issues climate_change hunger malnutrition various forms inequality well importance ensuring environmental sustainability national international partnerships support global development climate_change pressing problem times must addressed urgency great sense climate
CPV 2013 367 367 joint effort cape verdeans deeply focused global issues climate_change hunger malnutrition various forms inequality well importance ensuring environmental sustainability national international partnerships support global development climate_change pressing problem times must addressed urgency great sense responsibility world reached record highs terms emissions concentration carbon_dioxide atmosphere now parts per million mean destruction development climate
CPV 2013 384 384 environmental sustainability national international partnerships support global development climate_change pressing problem times must addressed urgency great sense responsibility world reached record highs terms emissions concentration carbon_dioxide atmosphere now parts per million mean destruction development efforts even worse serious exacerbation social tensions potentially open door national regional conflicts similarly effects climate_change global climate
CPV 2013 408 408 concentration carbon_dioxide atmosphere now parts per million mean destruction development efforts even worse serious exacerbation social tensions potentially open door national regional conflicts similarly effects climate_change global food security stressed ocean acidification increasing rate seen million years ultimately disappearance numerous marine species become inevitable must confront issue endangers common future take climate
CRI 2013 529 529 rica denmark ghana designate national focal points prevention atrocities responsibility protect preventive approach also necessary manage universal public goods consequently exert global governance prevention reversal global_warming one urgent issues crucial agenda remain inactive global_warming increases ocean levels rise survival several small island states threatened commend secretary- general’s plan convene summit climate_change climate
CRI 2013 537 537 atrocities responsibility protect preventive approach also necessary manage universal public goods consequently exert global governance prevention reversal global_warming one urgent issues crucial agenda remain inactive global_warming increases ocean levels rise survival several small island states threatened commend secretary- general’s plan convene summit climate_change promotion initiative entitled oceans compact healthy oceans prosperity climate
CRI 2013 554 554 global_warming one urgent issues crucial agenda remain inactive global_warming increases ocean levels rise survival several small island states threatened commend secretary- general’s plan convene summit climate_change promotion initiative entitled oceans compact healthy oceans prosperity believe time come negotiate pursuant united nations convention law oceans international agreement subject besides instrument global governance climate
CUB 2013 746 746 attention special vulnerabilities countries caribbean community given status small island developing states limits efforts towards sustainable development especially light significant impact natural disasters negative effects climate_change regard indispensable reform international system renewed countries commitment multilateralism comprehensive reform united nations system democratization international decision-making forums particular security council shall act accordingly issues climate
CUB 2013 866 866 promoting sustainable development new framework inclusive transparent official development assistance prompt developed countries honour commitments encourage south-south triangular cooperation cross-cutting issues participation sectors society regard climate_change welcome formal adoption second phase commitments kyoto protocol despite lack political will part number developed nations vetoed agreements new additional predictable resources mechanisms effective transfer climate
CYP 2013 887 887 towards achievement millennium goals small island state facing particular challenges understand well coherence processes leading single universal post-2015 development agenda crucial new emerging asymmetric challenges climate_change natural disasters terrorism inequalities necessity prevalence rule law democracy human rights require renewed collective commitment effective target-oriented post-2015 framework poverty eradication sustainable development heart secretary-general climate
DMA 2013 370 370 development agenda beyond remain focus united nations particularly terms relieving poverty protecting planet meaningful agenda must take account significance need international legally binding commitment combating climate_change development deployment sustainable energy sustainable use oceans marine resources sustainable industrial development international peace security delegation applauds leadership vision shown secretary-general declaring sustainable energy one climate
DMA 2013 405 405 sustainable industrial development international peace security delegation applauds leadership vision shown secretary-general declaring sustainable energy one priorities second term also congratulate secretary-general’s advisory group energy climate_change well colleagues within outside united nations system timely recommendations bringing needed visibility subject sustainable energy recommendations form basis one important initiatives ever launched secretary-general namely climate
DMA 2013 512 512 systems developed countries commonwealth dominica maintains sustainable energy foundation long-term socioeconomic development reason dominica pleased joined sustainable energy partnership government assistance development partners committed increasing renewable_energy generation current per cent hydro per cent adding geothermal energy mix goal become carbon-neutral carbon-negative ambition will achieved exporting renewable_energy neighbours guadeloupe martinique via submarine climate
DMA 2013 526 526 pleased joined sustainable energy partnership government assistance development partners committed increasing renewable_energy generation current per cent hydro per cent adding geothermal energy mix goal become carbon-neutral carbon-negative ambition will achieved exporting renewable_energy neighbours guadeloupe martinique via submarine cables thank partners especially clinton climate initiative part clinton foundation support endeavour transformation sustainable climate
DMA 2013 532 532 assistance development partners committed increasing renewable_energy generation current per cent hydro per cent adding geothermal energy mix goal become carbon-neutral carbon-negative ambition will achieved exporting renewable_energy neighbours guadeloupe martinique via submarine cables thank partners especially clinton climate initiative part clinton foundation support endeavour transformation sustainable energy sector will deliver multiple significant climate
DMA 2013 641 641 initiative charged guiding development initiative therefore behalf members like express sincere appreciation governments denmark japan recognition financial support initiative initiative well positioned help tackle effects climate_change time transforming energy sectors small island developing states dominica danish partners took first bold move support initiative catalyst support government japan assistance japan will invested climate
DMA 2013 1184 1184 delegation pleased announce dominica added name list signatories treaty dominica nature island caribbean continues navigate waters made turbulent hostile international financial trading system continued impact climate_change movement small arms light weapons north south international trade illegal drugs violence visit upon us reasons reiterate importance international support sids post-2015 global development agenda climate
DMA 2013 1225 1225 reasons reiterate importance international support sids post-2015 global development agenda must continue build gains achieved millennium development goals must focus sustainable use resources reduce impact climate_change protect seas oceans promote transition fossil fuels renewable sources generation energy able power sustainable industrial development international conference small island developing states held samoa presents climate
DNK 2013 737 737 high-level panel report macroeconomic policy essential addressing inequalities equitable socioeconomic progress fair distribution resources important developed developing countries alike scientific evidence just presented intergovernmental panel climate_change makes clear climate_change become threat multiplier frequent natural disasters impact vulnerable people add another layer fragility inequality instability unsustainable production consumption increase stress natural resources climate
DNK 2013 740 740 macroeconomic policy essential addressing inequalities equitable socioeconomic progress fair distribution resources important developed developing countries alike scientific evidence just presented intergovernmental panel climate_change makes clear climate_change become threat multiplier frequent natural disasters impact vulnerable people add another layer fragility inequality instability unsustainable production consumption increase stress natural resources ecosystems level carbon_dioxide climate
DNK 2013 765 765 climate_change become threat multiplier frequent natural disasters impact vulnerable people add another layer fragility inequality instability unsustainable production consumption increase stress natural resources ecosystems level carbon_dioxide emissions today per cent higher level united nations member states must promote innovative technologies new solutions water food energy scarcity deforestation high carbon_emissions jointly must climate
DNK 2013 788 788 ecosystems level carbon_dioxide emissions today per cent higher level united nations member states must promote innovative technologies new solutions water food energy scarcity deforestation high carbon_emissions jointly must push transformation green economy green growth necessary deal effectively increased demands resources next years global population grows green growth opportunities obstacles access management climate
DNK 2013 856 856 private foundations well civil society public institutions welcome secretary-general’s invitation summit september will serve maintain momentum climate negotiations crucial set ambitious international agenda tackling consequences climate_change denmark’s long- term energy policy goal clear entire energy supply covered renewable_energy denmark stands ready support global agenda towards limiting global_warming celsius contribution secretary-general’s sustainable climate
DNK 2013 868 868 will serve maintain momentum climate negotiations crucial set ambitious international agenda tackling consequences climate_change denmark’s long- term energy policy goal clear entire energy supply covered renewable_energy denmark stands ready support global agenda towards limiting global_warming celsius contribution secretary-general’s sustainable energy initiative part support including establishment energy efficiency hub new united nations climate
DNK 2013 877 877 international agenda tackling consequences climate_change denmark’s long- term energy policy goal clear entire energy supply covered renewable_energy denmark stands ready support global agenda towards limiting global_warming celsius contribution secretary-general’s sustainable energy initiative part support including establishment energy efficiency hub new united nations city copenhagen denmark will also work ambitious operational outcome climate
DOM 2013 404 404 countries common problems economic social historical geographical demographic cultural realities different dimensions plays role problems may may addressed resolved moreover responsibilities creation aggravation common problems climate_change clearly differentiated country dominican republic suffers consequences climate_change geographical location path annual hurricanes tropical storms reason working strengthen improve preparedness management risks associated natural disasters climate
DOM 2013 412 412 cultural realities different dimensions plays role problems may may addressed resolved moreover responsibilities creation aggravation common problems climate_change clearly differentiated country dominican republic suffers consequences climate_change geographical location path annual hurricanes tropical storms reason working strengthen improve preparedness management risks associated natural disasters building collection centre emergency assistance working creation centre climate
ESP 2013 998 998 moreover conscious strategic value water ensuring peace security spain algeria planned launch water strategy western mediterranean thanks work united nations broad awareness crucial importance fight climate_change direct immediate priority next year will year small island developing states will provide excellent opportunity jointly address problems face efforts adapt climate_change mitigate harmful effects climate
ESP 2013 1020 1020 crucial importance fight climate_change direct immediate priority next year will year small island developing states will provide excellent opportunity jointly address problems face efforts adapt climate_change mitigate harmful effects must supported produce least pollution yet suffer consequences nation spain acts solidarity made every effort promote achievement millennium development goals mdgs channelled climate
EU 2013 708 708 testing economies disengage responsibilities world despite crisis maintained european funding development humanitarian action common european budget even reduce size despite crisis maintain political financial commitment climate_change europe world will lend full support international conference paris indeed despite crisis european union launched fewer five new european civilian military missions past two years climate
EU 2013 986 986 true middle east peace process nuclear talks iran also holds true great global challenges new york new momentum can must emerge important upcoming global meetings climate_change warsaw november free trade bali december financial regulation group brisbane next year exchange words bring action act hope precisely hope need hope hands climate
FIN 2013 32 32 challenges authority credibility united nations first crossroads decide future course attain sustainable development speaking finland rio de janeiro conference sustainable development rio stressed faced advancing climate_change accelerating loss biodiversity might best decades reach ecologically socially economically sustainable development decisive action based sense urgency needed turn tide globally late either succeed together climate
FIN 2013 195 195 changed irrevocably must now arrange existence natural environment new way secretary-general said sustainable development pathway future ecological sustainability respecting planetary boundaries foundation development alarming trend climate_change underlines urgent need heed limits must work together towards comprehensive climate agreement consequences climate_change already seen worldwide impacts predicted intensify coming years decades instance billions climate
FIN 2013 209 209 pathway future ecological sustainability respecting planetary boundaries foundation development alarming trend climate_change underlines urgent need heed limits must work together towards comprehensive climate agreement consequences climate_change already seen worldwide impacts predicted intensify coming years decades instance billions people lack access safe water sources sanitation without radical reforms number expected rise dramatically climate
FJI 2013 888 888 greatly early united nations peacekeeping missions pacific island nation fiji reaffirms support efforts small island developing states sids achieve sustainable development sids acutely vulnerable effects climate_change sea-level rise ocean acidification increased frequency extreme_weather events us threat existence response plight risk must therefore characterized requisite sense urgency convening third international conference sustainable climate
FJI 2013 895 895 island nation fiji reaffirms support efforts small island developing states sids achieve sustainable development sids acutely vulnerable effects climate_change sea-level rise ocean acidification increased frequency extreme_weather events us threat existence response plight risk must therefore characterized requisite sense urgency convening third international conference sustainable development sids will critical addressing specific concrete climate
FRA 2013 792 792 enhance fight great pandemics hiv aids tuberculosis malaria europe france also established tax financial transactions decided allocate per cent income towards development-related actions access water renewable_energy development assistance can help poorest countries ensure future thereby security respond global_warming concerns us france available host climate conference matter respresents threat security one report climate
FRA 2013 804 804 tax financial transactions decided allocate per cent income towards development-related actions access water renewable_energy development assistance can help poorest countries ensure future thereby security respond global_warming concerns us france available host climate conference matter respresents threat security one report another states nothing end century temperature planet will increased three four degrees climate
FRA 2013 823 823 countries ensure future thereby security respond global_warming concerns us france available host climate conference matter respresents threat security one report another states nothing end century temperature planet will increased three four degrees centigrade well-known consequences flooding places droughts others direct threats turn endanger peace throughout world must therefore seek agreement climate climate
FRA 2013 877 877 well known agreement must equitable country must part developed countries obviously must make greatest effort emerging countries must protect development must also understand directly threatened global_warming least developed countries fragile vulnerable must aided transition purpose fund created durbin agreement must also binding simply reiteration principles simply wording resolutions translated concrete actions climate
FRA 2013 908 908 must aided transition purpose fund created durbin agreement must also binding simply reiteration principles simply wording resolutions translated concrete actions assessment sanctions will progress global temperature will inexorably rise message simple domain whether international security nuclear proliferation development climate_change worst threat inaction worst decision take decision worst danger see united nations climate
FRA 2013 921 921 principles simply wording resolutions translated concrete actions assessment sanctions will progress global temperature will inexorably rise message simple domain whether international security nuclear proliferation development climate_change worst threat inaction worst decision take decision worst danger see united nations bears responsibility act time organization appears powerless peace first victim proposing permanent members climate
FSM 2013 182 182 development environment inseparable country can develop economy without degrading natural environment significant degree society strives economic progress natural environment sustained ancestors thousands years come attack climate_change without question gravest threat people’s welfare livelihood general security survival issue time sustainable development threatened harmful effects excessive greenhouse gas emissions atmosphere effects poison root climate
FSM 2013 201 201 sustained ancestors thousands years come attack climate_change without question gravest threat people’s welfare livelihood general security survival issue time sustainable development threatened harmful effects excessive greenhouse gas emissions atmosphere effects poison root crops destroy reef systems drive many people ancestral homes us developed developing countries alike stake finding ways minimize man-made climate
FSM 2013 238 238 many people ancestral homes us developed developing countries alike stake finding ways minimize man-made damage mother earth international community can effectively take cause end comprehensive climate_change treaty planned adoption must impose legally binding commitments commitments must reflect level ambition far higher second commitment period kyoto protocol pre-2020 mitigation action must also climate
FSM 2013 313 313 welcome newly announced agreement china united states phase hfcs also welcome similar developments around globe achieving phase-down hfcs protocol will build confidence momentum significant action climate_change future another notable contribution majuro declaration climate leaderhip every pacific island forum leader pledged strengthen country’s efforts fight climate_change move towards post-2015 development agenda let climate
FSM 2013 332 332 will build confidence momentum significant action climate_change future another notable contribution majuro declaration climate leaderhip every pacific island forum leader pledged strengthen country’s efforts fight climate_change move towards post-2015 development agenda let us lose sight enormous importance world’s oceans call establishment sustainable development goal healthy productive resilient oceans turn expect greater climate
FSM 2013 446 446 data repository sustainable energy federated states micronesia looks international community economic cooperation support limited resources undertaken bold initiatives first operate nationwide integrated disaster risk management climate_change policy mainstreams climate_change primary governmental economic decision-making processes policy places special emphasis strengthening application traditional knowledge ancient conservation practices threatened sea-level rise ocean acidification effects climate
FSM 2013 449 449 energy federated states micronesia looks international community economic cooperation support limited resources undertaken bold initiatives first operate nationwide integrated disaster risk management climate_change policy mainstreams climate_change primary governmental economic decision-making processes policy places special emphasis strengthening application traditional knowledge ancient conservation practices threatened sea-level rise ocean acidification effects excess global greenhouse climate
FSM 2013 474 474 climate_change primary governmental economic decision-making processes policy places special emphasis strengthening application traditional knowledge ancient conservation practices threatened sea-level rise ocean acidification effects excess global greenhouse gas emissions additionally legislative branch recently ratified doha amendment kyoto protocol will soon submit instrument ratification secondly taken significant steps conserving limited land fragile marine climate
FSM 2013 577 577 national policy aims ensure sustainable energy supply environmentally sound energy policy historically micronesia imported energy form fossil fuels begun reduce dependence fossil fuels already number renewable_energy projects running many parts country thanks assistance generous development partners country adopted ambitious targets regard order continue implementing national development policies call major donor states climate
FSM 2013 874 874 sustainable development commitments outlined barbados program action mauritius strategy outcome document united nations conference sustainable development resolution second event will shape sustainable development agenda comprehensive climate_change treaty whose adoption planned support ambitious binding commitments thirdly preparations third united nations conference small island developing states held september apia samoa now way micronesia climate
FSM 2013 935 935 help countries address priorities challenges fourthly also like commend secretary-general vision support wide range issues critical small island developing states advocacy next year’s high-level summit climate_change focus climate_change themes will generate political momentum post- development agenda guide stakeholders recognize central role reliable data plays government planning crucial need capacity-building must keep climate
FSM 2013 937 937 address priorities challenges fourthly also like commend secretary-general vision support wide range issues critical small island developing states advocacy next year’s high-level summit climate_change focus climate_change themes will generate political momentum post- development agenda guide stakeholders recognize central role reliable data plays government planning crucial need capacity-building must keep pace changing climate
GAB 2013 385 385 development index will combine human development index countries ecological footprints quest sustainable development must also ensure binding climate treaty best global experts tirelessly draw attention global_warming existence states threatened necessary state remain prisoners interests climate sceptics part gabon assumed responsibilities implementing measures land-use programme environmental programme can advance towards post-kyoto agreement climate
GAB 2013 427 427 land-use programme environmental programme can advance towards post-kyoto agreement strong courageous steps interest future generations question cause greater concern fully support secretary-general’s initiative convene summit climate_change addition climate biodiversity threatened poaching illicit trade protected species elephants rhinoceros especially threatened owing illegal trade ivory horns phenomenon become ecologic economic challenge transnational crime climate
GBR 2013 1080 1080 g-20 european union nato commonwealth one five permanent members security council united kingdom will continue active engaged player world biggest problems face problems share take climate_change example report issued morning united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change confirms sea levels already rising ice melting faster expected report authoritative rebuke persist claiming man-made climate_change climate
GBR 2013 1089 1089 security council united kingdom will continue active engaged player world biggest problems face problems share take climate_change example report issued morning united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change confirms sea levels already rising ice melting faster expected report authoritative rebuke persist claiming man-made climate_change exist united kingdom will continue cut emissions give billion climate
GBR 2013 1105 1105 climate_change example report issued morning united nations intergovernmental panel climate_change confirms sea levels already rising ice melting faster expected report authoritative rebuke persist claiming man-made climate_change exist united kingdom will continue cut emissions give billion assist developing countries adapt environmental changes halt devastating effects climate_change must listen science act now act climate
GBR 2013 1124 1124 report authoritative rebuke persist claiming man-made climate_change exist united kingdom will continue cut emissions give billion assist developing countries adapt environmental changes halt devastating effects climate_change must listen science act now act together thus welcome secretary- general’s announcement leaders summit next year key step towards nations agreeing deal take action avert climate
GMB 2013 382 382 translating economic growth decent job opportunities improving service delivery minimizing income gender spatial inequalities violent conflicts economic shocks countries well unprecedented natural disasters decade induced climate_change caused setbacks achievement mdgs many countries despite challenges african countries gambia particular making impressive gains towards established goals government track achieve education mdg target net climate
GMB 2013 516 516 objective protecting african livelihoods requires international regional country approaches recognize act overlap conflicts orchestrated foreign powers severe weather hazards gambia firmly believes mitigating adverse effects climate_change putting immediate end massive looting african natural resources western multinational companies call timely decisive global response challenge unite us divide us gambia firm opinion africa climate
GMB 2013 609 609 chemical weapons achieve fanciful dream homosexuality forms manifestations though evil anti-human anti-allah promoted human right powers none three threats deadly natural disasters put together anything climate_change first led colonization plundering african asian human material resources also two devastating wars among western powers unfortunately wrongly termed world wars colonialism maintained subjugation massive climate
GRD 2013 166 166 welcome framework goes beyond gross domestic product recognizes assets natural capital grenada encourages international financial institutions go even also recognizing liabilities associated natural disasters caused climate_change liabilities underscore need reassess basis small island developing states graduated middle-income status thereby losing access concessionary funding sorely needed unilateral graduation many small island developing climate
GRD 2013 228 228 set indicators classifying states grenada endorses support low- income fragile economies moreover clear several sids newly promoted middle-income status continue struggle high debt burdens worsened climate_change high fossil- fuel import bills many sids also struggle low productivity low levels competitiveness severe financial constraints cases struggle limited prospects immediate growth point per climate
GRD 2013 374 374 sir call substantive paper debate issue ideally outcomes debate provided input towards third international conference small island developing states hosted samoa input secretary- general’s debate climate_change scheduled september also contributing indebtedness fiscal unsustainability small island states volatility high prices fossil fuels average small island developing states paying cents cents per kilowatt climate
GRD 2013 517 517 organizing theme development island engagement international partners grenada party multilateral environmental agreements push harmonize local laws international instruments testament grenada’s commitment agenda reasons clear causes climate_change impacts climate_change negatively affecting grenada’s ability fulfil social contract people including ability fully deliver millennium development goals far spoken economic sustainability environmental sustainability third pillar climate
GRD 2013 519 519 development island engagement international partners grenada party multilateral environmental agreements push harmonize local laws international instruments testament grenada’s commitment agenda reasons clear causes climate_change impacts climate_change negatively affecting grenada’s ability fulfil social contract people including ability fully deliver millennium development goals far spoken economic sustainability environmental sustainability third pillar sustainable development climate
GRD 2013 634 634 numerals use today see modern arab world taking positive steps take lead developing breakthroughs key issues confront planet much welcome initiatives masdar city hosting international renewable_energy agency united arab emirates role qatar hosting united nations climate_change conference also noteworthy grenada joins countries seeking deepen relationship countries gulf cooperation council places high climate
GRD 2013 644 644 take lead developing breakthroughs key issues confront planet much welcome initiatives masdar city hosting international renewable_energy agency united arab emirates role qatar hosting united nations climate_change conference also noteworthy grenada joins countries seeking deepen relationship countries gulf cooperation council places high degree importance peace security region mindful region entire united nations climate
GUY 2013 783 783 gdp wiped single hurricane country per cent gdp wiped floods clearly need increased cooperation international community development partners less another serious challenge sustainable development impact climate_change even case small island developing states represented assembly face imminent passage oblivion climate_change making sadly small island developing states low-lying coastal states remain victims adverse climate
GUY 2013 796 796 cooperation international community development partners less another serious challenge sustainable development impact climate_change even case small island developing states represented assembly face imminent passage oblivion climate_change making sadly small island developing states low-lying coastal states remain victims adverse impacts unfortunately instead reduction emissions greenhouse gases rise nearly per cent marked failure climate
GUY 2013 814 814 states represented assembly face imminent passage oblivion climate_change making sadly small island developing states low-lying coastal states remain victims adverse impacts unfortunately instead reduction emissions greenhouse gases rise nearly per cent marked failure take decisive action poses threat humankind tragic know dangers lurk due global_warming climate_change seem incapable stopping therefore welcome climate
GUY 2013 833 833 adverse impacts unfortunately instead reduction emissions greenhouse gases rise nearly per cent marked failure take decisive action poses threat humankind tragic know dangers lurk due global_warming climate_change seem incapable stopping therefore welcome initiative secretary- general convene summit climate_change hope will result strong political consensus addressing paramount challenge time welcome observance international climate
GUY 2013 834 834 impacts unfortunately instead reduction emissions greenhouse gases rise nearly per cent marked failure take decisive action poses threat humankind tragic know dangers lurk due global_warming climate_change seem incapable stopping therefore welcome initiative secretary- general convene summit climate_change hope will result strong political consensus addressing paramount challenge time welcome observance international year climate
GUY 2013 845 845 marked failure take decisive action poses threat humankind tragic know dangers lurk due global_warming climate_change seem incapable stopping therefore welcome initiative secretary- general convene summit climate_change hope will result strong political consensus addressing paramount challenge time welcome observance international year small island developing states call international community seize chance take serious climate
HUN 2013 65 65 people per cent will live cities forming consumer societies ever-growing demands using declining pool natural resources civil societies non-governmental players influence ever values decisions racing climate_change perceptions progress equity inequality affluence resource management changing speak post-2015 development agenda reflect changes face turning point history state earth fundamental shift mindset humanity will climate
IDN 2013 269 269 nuclear-test-ban treaty indonesia calls early entry force treaty relentless diplomatic pursuit must applied manifestly common interests eradication poverty promotion sustainable development inclusive financing overcoming challenges climate_change wherewithal address development challenges time example work early conclusion doha development agenda new climate-change regime key however must strong commitment spirit partnership unshakeable belief power climate
IND 2013 460 460 concessional assistance india africa engaging india-africa forum summit process also look forward participating actively third international conference small island developing states held samoa contributing outcome climate_change one defining challenges times must summon political will necessary craft robust global response climate_change basis equity principle common differentiated responsibilities deeply concerned future west asia climate
IND 2013 474 474 third international conference small island developing states held samoa contributing outcome climate_change one defining challenges times must summon political will necessary craft robust global response climate_change basis equity principle common differentiated responsibilities deeply concerned future west asia region india shares deep bonds history one critical energy security well livelihoods nearly million climate
IRL 2013 659 659 numbers people lifted poverty millions children receiving primary education two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aids diseases pandemics tackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental human rights equity critical future children world climate
IRL 2013 670 670 people access improved water supplies hiv aids diseases pandemics tackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental human rights equity critical future children world reaching limits environmental sustainability injustice reversed privilege taking part week’s special climate
IRL 2013 767 767 just secure world future want see clear commitment ending extreme poverty hunger generation want see specific commitments relation empowerment women girls want see integrated approach climate_change strong focus climate-sensitive agriculture aid programme government prioritized hunger malnutrition theme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investment nutrition mothers babies leading supporters scaling climate
IRQ 2013 424 424 upon international community fulfil financial obligations relation achieving sustainable development second favour facilitating transfer technology developing countries reduce gap developed world contribute solving problems caused global_warming climate_change third aim address problems caused water scarcity destabilized certain regions world stress need determine fair water quotas among riparian states international rivers fourth want climate
IRQ 2013 425 425 international community fulfil financial obligations relation achieving sustainable development second favour facilitating transfer technology developing countries reduce gap developed world contribute solving problems caused global_warming climate_change third aim address problems caused water scarcity destabilized certain regions world stress need determine fair water quotas among riparian states international rivers fourth want extend climate
IRQ 2013 485 485 sanctions constitute significant obstacles attainment sustainable development fifth intend appropriately address pressures caused unsustainable production consumption patterns particularly areas deforestation water scarcity food waste elevated carbon_emissions sixth will focus building effective accountable institutions promoting rule law property rights freedom expression information addition administration justice fight corruption seventh want ensure post-2015 plan climate
ISL 2013 284 284 utilization natural resources challenge ensure food security land water resources threatened duty share experiences know- restore land improve land management change deserts blooming fields furthermore climate_change disasters one fukushima taught us real energy transformation needed safe clean renewable_energy way future iceland undergone true energy revolution today almost electricity heating needs met climate
ISL 2013 296 296 share experiences know- restore land improve land management change deserts blooming fields furthermore climate_change disasters one fukushima taught us real energy transformation needed safe clean renewable_energy way future iceland undergone true energy revolution today almost electricity heating needs met renewable_energy success story source productive partnership iceland united nations now also world climate
ISL 2013 310 310 disasters one fukushima taught us real energy transformation needed safe clean renewable_energy way future iceland undergone true energy revolution today almost electricity heating needs met renewable_energy success story source productive partnership iceland united nations now also world bank world wealthy wealth preserved minerals earth power rivers rich living marine resources greatest climate
ISL 2013 914 914 developed needs people live arctic respected caretakers arctic take global duty seriously therefore great pleasure honour host secretary-general iceland last summer visit demonstrated global impact climate_change melts glaciers north following trip central highlands secretary-general observed seen ice disappear also heard powerful sound ice melting away stay secretary-general gave us icelanders insight climate
JAM 2013 159 159 development underpinned commitment eradicate poverty basis global partnership deadline attainment millennium development goals draws near days remaining face many challenges including global economic financial crisis climate_change natural disasters high levels debt conflict limited time remaining imperative us accelerate efforts anything less disservice people contemplate post-2015 development framework must also complete unfinished climate
JAM 2013 248 248 poverty eradication equally important need preserve protect environment deliberations take account special needs disadvantaged groups countries particular vulnerable group small island developing states sids grappling climate_change sea- level rise need deal new emerging economic social situations pleased international attention will focused small island developing states international community will observe international year climate
KAZ 2013 1040 1040 programme astana participation regional countries economic social commission asia pacific economic commission europe stakeholders conference programme will institutionalized secretariat established kazakhstan made voluntary commitments reduce greenhouse-gas emissions within framework united nations framework convention climate_change reducing carbon_dioxide emissions investing low-carbon development constitute kazakhstan’s contribution secretary- general’s global sustainable energy initiative initiatives aimed climate
KAZ 2013 1048 1048 asia pacific economic commission europe stakeholders conference programme will institutionalized secretariat established kazakhstan made voluntary commitments reduce greenhouse-gas emissions within framework united nations framework convention climate_change reducing carbon_dioxide emissions investing low-carbon development constitute kazakhstan’s contribution secretary- general’s global sustainable energy initiative initiatives aimed sustainable development pleased inform members kazakhstan’s capital astana climate
KAZ 2013 1050 1050 economic commission europe stakeholders conference programme will institutionalized secretariat established kazakhstan made voluntary commitments reduce greenhouse-gas emissions within framework united nations framework convention climate_change reducing carbon_dioxide emissions investing low-carbon development constitute kazakhstan’s contribution secretary- general’s global sustainable energy initiative initiatives aimed sustainable development pleased inform members kazakhstan’s capital astana will host climate
KAZ 2013 1133 1133 included post- agenda conjunction objectives sustainable development international partnerships must strengthened south-south triangular cooperation complement official development assistance activities strengthening resilience order withstand external factors climate_change financial food crises will gain priority new agenda regard kazakhstan’s chairmanship last symbolic twentieth session commission sustainable development effected official transition handover high-level political forum climate
KGZ 2013 167 167 addressed partnership united nations international community main strategic resource green economic growth kyrgyzstan water role water increased significantly due major challenge sustainable development posed global climate_change already affecting region negatively importantly regard state water resources kyrgyzstan’s glaciers shrunk per cent result global_warming according preliminary expert forecasts unless urgent measures taken will climate
KGZ 2013 183 183 increased significantly due major challenge sustainable development posed global climate_change already affecting region negatively importantly regard state water resources kyrgyzstan’s glaciers shrunk per cent result global_warming according preliminary expert forecasts unless urgent measures taken will practically glaciers snowfields country’s territory year melting waters primary source rivers central asia ongoing negative trend climate
KGZ 2013 232 232 negative trend may well lead substantial reduction river flow kyrgyzstan consequently social economic tensions region whole must pursue work conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change relevant international financial ecological organizations must continue assist countries central asia addressing problem particularly important transition sustainable use water natural ecosystems resources development hydro-energy strategically climate
KHM 2013 375 375 factors fourthly focusing global dimension development also regional dimension taking account particular challenges least developed countries regard nineteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held warsaw november country high hopes conference will ratify second commitment period kyoto protocol cambodia greatly appreciates developed countries continued commitment providing funds technology help climate
KHM 2013 404 404 country high hopes conference will ratify second commitment period kyoto protocol cambodia greatly appreciates developed countries continued commitment providing funds technology help developing nations tackle climate_change accordance united nations principle common differentiated responsibilities global regional peace security currently threatened conflicts armed confrontation transnational organized crime take heavy toll many development efforts climate
KIR 2013 101 101 able navigator journey steering united nations diverse complex realities myriad challenges facing peoples nations behalf people country region wish reiterate deep gratitude personal commitment issue climate_change plight vulnerable people still remember fondness secretary-general’s visit kiribati particularly significant first visit country region head united nations also heartened humbled hear visit brought home climate
KIR 2013 135 135 kiribati particularly significant first visit country region head united nations also heartened humbled hear visit brought home stark realities challenges facing people living front line climate_change gather new york session problems perhaps greater today year ago security challenges posed climate_change conflicts terrorism transnational organized crime threats continue undermine efforts achieve sustainable climate
KIR 2013 149 149 visit brought home stark realities challenges facing people living front line climate_change gather new york session problems perhaps greater today year ago security challenges posed climate_change conflicts terrorism transnational organized crime threats continue undermine efforts achieve sustainable development peace security global community past weeks seen heartbreaking events unfold united states syria climate
KIR 2013 285 285 whose future rests hands depends decisions eighth time honour address assembly ten years president occasion sought convey message occasion spoken real existential threat nation posed climate_change sea-level rise called urgent action ensure long-term survival countries like mine last year see pv said continue speak peril confronting country long breath body well climate
KIR 2013 402 402 children grandchildren need leadership need commitment need action now return home children grandchildren must able look eye tell confidence done humanly possible combat devastating consequences climate_change grateful general assembly acknowledging climate_change matter warrants attention security council applaud commitment secretary-general specific security threat particularly welcome recent announcement convene high-level climate summit approximately climate
KIR 2013 407 407 commitment need action now return home children grandchildren must able look eye tell confidence done humanly possible combat devastating consequences climate_change grateful general assembly acknowledging climate_change matter warrants attention security council applaud commitment secretary-general specific security threat particularly welcome recent announcement convene high-level climate summit approximately time next year will significant climate
KIR 2013 436 436 security council applaud commitment secretary-general specific security threat particularly welcome recent announcement convene high-level climate summit approximately time next year will significant event since copenhagen climate_change conference secretary-general mobilize remedy needed will need support nations ensure action necessary address climate_change taken must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse gas emissions climate
KIR 2013 450 450 climate summit approximately time next year will significant event since copenhagen climate_change conference secretary-general mobilize remedy needed will need support nations ensure action necessary address climate_change taken must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse gas emissions must urge major greenhouse gas emitters part must also call urgency development partners assist climate
KIR 2013 459 459 since copenhagen climate_change conference secretary-general mobilize remedy needed will need support nations ensure action necessary address climate_change taken must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse gas emissions must urge major greenhouse gas emitters part must also call urgency development partners assist efforts deal impacts climate_change sea-level rise now experienced countries climate
KIR 2013 465 465 remedy needed will need support nations ensure action necessary address climate_change taken must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse gas emissions must urge major greenhouse gas emitters part must also call urgency development partners assist efforts deal impacts climate_change sea-level rise now experienced countries efforts prepare people uncertain future delivery climate
KIR 2013 479 479 national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse gas emissions must urge major greenhouse gas emitters part must also call urgency development partners assist efforts deal impacts climate_change sea-level rise now experienced countries efforts prepare people uncertain future delivery international adaptation finance resources taking much long continue stand sidelines wait others deliver kiribati climate
KIR 2013 824 824 commitment rio achieving future want need move beyond commitments act future want will require organization restructure realign reflect realities time time new emerging security threats climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise ocean acidification challenging international system governance time future survival nations seriously question time countries ability must contribute prevention calamity forever judged history climate
KIR 2013 825 825 rio achieving future want need move beyond commitments act future want will require organization restructure realign reflect realities time time new emerging security threats climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise ocean acidification challenging international system governance time future survival nations seriously question time countries ability must contribute prevention calamity forever judged history business climate
KNA 2013 1589 1589 presence world health assembly referred wha model serve useful point reference taiwan’s meaningful participation international agencies international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change note permit commend mr roberto kobeh gonzález president icao council decision invite taiwan attend month’s thirty-eighth icao assembly special guest germane concept exclusion international trading climate
KNA 2013 1739 1739 effects even now translated much hardship poverty descendants ancestors must resolved therefore time come world seen share conflicts recent years addition natural disasters sometimes caused climate_change continue wreak havoc many corners globe speaks importance us marshalling managing carefully resources placed respective control benefit people represent speaks importance us far responsible stewards climate
KNA 2013 1809 1809 addressing ills stymie efforts move forward achieving goals will change fail pursue priorities will eradicate poverty enhance global peace security find alternative means reducing impact climate_change saving planet destruction reduce elevated incidences hiv aids ncds must change agencies organization adopt policy equity strong determination execute mandate enable institutionalization culture peace security climate
KOR 2013 165 165 peoples united nations live larger freedom however insecurity inequality injustice intolerance still prevail many parts world common efforts desperately needed furthermore rise new global challenges climate_change terrorism cybercrime calls global cooperation transcends existing inter-state system words importance relevance united nations ever increasing key vehicle global cooperation new administration republic korea put climate
KOR 2013 1071 1071 recipient-oriented development cooperation policy specifically will continue increase official development assistance share successful development experiences saemaul undong new community movement developing countries addition united response climate_change critical achieving global happiness korea will actively support green climate fund headquartered korea develops significant organization supports developing countries responding climate_change threats brings deepening global climate
KOR 2013 1092 1092 countries addition united response climate_change critical achieving global happiness korea will actively support green climate fund headquartered korea develops significant organization supports developing countries responding climate_change threats brings deepening global interdependence led rise challenges requiring common response expectations role played united nations now higher ever indeed united nations made great contributions climate
LCA 2013 505 505 two years deadline arrives find facing new increasingly critical development challenges youth unemployment reached crisis proportions globally high debt levels threatened solvency stability small states climate_change increasing ferocity natural man-made disasters threatening environmental sustainability even existence small island developing states sids global interdependence demands strong help weak everyone can get strong climate
LCA 2013 643 643 therefore address real sense issues concern sids rise sea level non-communicable diseases assessment loss damage caused natural man-made disasters funding needed recovery also concerned causes climate_change particularly over-dependence fossil fuels destructive impact debt profiles small vulnerable economies regard want arrest adverse consequences climate_change cripple us want accelerate transition renewable_energy using clean climate
LCA 2013 660 660 man-made disasters funding needed recovery also concerned causes climate_change particularly over-dependence fossil fuels destructive impact debt profiles small vulnerable economies regard want arrest adverse consequences climate_change cripple us want accelerate transition renewable_energy using clean green technology may region hosted conference achieving sustainable energy small island developing states barbados together undp international climate
LCA 2013 666 666 concerned causes climate_change particularly over-dependence fossil fuels destructive impact debt profiles small vulnerable economies regard want arrest adverse consequences climate_change cripple us want accelerate transition renewable_energy using clean green technology may region hosted conference achieving sustainable energy small island developing states barbados together undp international partners resolved set targets increasing renewable climate
LSO 2013 274 274 equality states recognizing interdependence mutually reinforcing roles goal achieve renewed spirit solidarity cooperation mutual accountability must underpin efforts equally important view pay special attention perils climate_change physical world well destruction ecosystems result land degradation contribute decline agricultural productivity agriculture mainstay small economies order address challenge agriculture food security given necessary prominence climate
LUX 2013 1243 1243 despite crisis united nations conference sustainable development june reaffirmed commitment sustainable development three interdependent dimensions economic development social inclusion environmental sustainability reiterated determination address threats climate_change environmental degradation pose humankind european partners luxembourg made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change resolved achieve universal climate agreement last year hall general assembly climate
LUX 2013 1255 1255 three interdependent dimensions economic development social inclusion environmental sustainability reiterated determination address threats climate_change environmental degradation pose humankind european partners luxembourg made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change resolved achieve universal climate agreement last year hall general assembly head state grand duke underscored luxembourg’s willingness serve united nations see pv climate
LUX 2013 1258 1258 economic development social inclusion environmental sustainability reiterated determination address threats climate_change environmental degradation pose humankind european partners luxembourg made binding commitments reduce carbon_emissions mitigate effects climate_change resolved achieve universal climate agreement last year hall general assembly head state grand duke underscored luxembourg’s willingness serve united nations see pv today take opportunity climate
MCO 2013 331 331 summit humanitarian aid held initiative secretary-general fully support evolution factors lead humanitarian emergencies forces us examine ways organization can act circumstances include conflicts natural disasters climate_change environmental degradation must recognize office coordination humanitarian affairs express deepest gratitude needs given means resources required carry mandate given criticize threaten progress united nations results climate
MCO 2013 684 684 monaco’s representative capacity vice-president ready support noble task based lessons learned mdgs together will build ambitious new development programme capable responding effectively demands new reality climate_change mind particular greenhouse-gas emissions continue increase global level despite fact identified climate_change one greatest dangers era secretary-general can count country’s contribution upcoming summit climate_change intends climate
MCO 2013 687 687 vice-president ready support noble task based lessons learned mdgs together will build ambitious new development programme capable responding effectively demands new reality climate_change mind particular greenhouse-gas emissions continue increase global level despite fact identified climate_change one greatest dangers era secretary-general can count country’s contribution upcoming summit climate_change intends hold next september climate
MCO 2013 696 696 together will build ambitious new development programme capable responding effectively demands new reality climate_change mind particular greenhouse-gas emissions continue increase global level despite fact identified climate_change one greatest dangers era secretary-general can count country’s contribution upcoming summit climate_change intends hold next september willingness bring together leaders every sector society civil society climate
MCO 2013 708 708 reality climate_change mind particular greenhouse-gas emissions continue increase global level despite fact identified climate_change one greatest dangers era secretary-general can count country’s contribution upcoming summit climate_change intends hold next september willingness bring together leaders every sector society civil society private sector world business finance young people agents change path hope radical climate
MDV 2013 525 525 another millennium maldives small nation meagre resources faces numerous challenges comes food water energy security nation despite small size advocated loud clear international actions address climate_change sought help world see right safe secure environment basic human right urge united nations institutions solidify strengthen standards move towards creation international mechanism need strengthen climate
MDV 2013 557 557 secure environment basic human right urge united nations institutions solidify strengthen standards move towards creation international mechanism need strengthen institutions cultivate dependable consistent approach towards climate_change consequent human rights issues will become pressing challenges facing humanity example report intergovernmental panel climate_change presented world leaders just last week underscored need urgent action climate
MDV 2013 572 572 international mechanism need strengthen institutions cultivate dependable consistent approach towards climate_change consequent human rights issues will become pressing challenges facing humanity example report intergovernmental panel climate_change presented world leaders just last week underscored need urgent action issue climate_change report concludes event business-as-usual scenario low-lying nations will face grave existential threats mean climate
MDV 2013 584 584 human rights issues will become pressing challenges facing humanity example report intergovernmental panel climate_change presented world leaders just last week underscored need urgent action issue climate_change report concludes event business-as-usual scenario low-lying nations will face grave existential threats mean maldives per cent small nation barely metres sea level per cent settlements climate
MDV 2013 699 699 consideration inherent vulnerabilities small island nations simply high gross national income high standing human development index make sids less vulnerable external shocks including emerging threats climate_change remove difficulties associated smallness remoteness achieving economies scale maldives perfect example sids graduating ldc status based distorted data geographically disassociated global aggregates indices even upon climate
MEX 2013 86 86 worked hard bolster capability prevent respond natural disasters however increased vulnerability face world underscores need urgency action welcome secretary-general’s decision convene summit september address impact climate_change mexico will participate enthusiastically will continue contribute implementation agreements reached cancún join international community’s unanimous condemnation unspeakable attacks civilians nairobi mexico expresses solidarity government people climate
MHL 2013 40 40 leaders take stage general assembly broadcast common concerns concerned poetic ritual often hides problem political will january secretary-general outlined two key political priorities leaders addressing climate_change risks growing insecurity within syria autumn sets evident efforts falling short year leaders pacific islands forum expressed strong concern use chemical weapons syrian government called climate
MHL 2013 179 179 european union taiwan italy france donor partners entire region also aggressively cutting emissions pacific new energy drive message partners world’s largest emitters clear can can climate_change risk demands direct political ownership high time leaders stand alongside pacific showing statesmanship urgently needed simply repeating well-worn negotiation slogans got world anywhere time new climate
MHL 2013 225 225 got world anywhere time new solutions strongly urge fellow leaders engage eye eye secretary-general’s climate summit next year never need true statesmanship dire global efforts climate_change falling short low-lying island nations mine already paying earliest costs fast becoming global crisis every sense world must build future risks still setting course based climate
MLT 2013 422 422 proud recall year marks twenty-fifth year since malta proposed general assembly climate conservation part humankind’s shared concerns concept launched process leading united nations framework convention climate_change malta proud forefront discussion adamant keeping issue alive conscious fact climate_change hits hardest world’s vulnerable defining common vision future believe eradication poverty promotion sustainable development climate
MLT 2013 433 433 climate conservation part humankind’s shared concerns concept launched process leading united nations framework convention climate_change malta proud forefront discussion adamant keeping issue alive conscious fact climate_change hits hardest world’s vulnerable defining common vision future believe eradication poverty promotion sustainable development must heart post-2015 development framework words former president south africa mr climate
MLT 2013 1106 1106 astounding victory however get realize everyone equal voice people need involved decision-making since affects lives livelihoods foremost minds consider world’s natural resources tackle global concerns climate_change never one way things can achieve targets listen people meant represent make part decision-making process weeks ago young girl malala pakistan spoke hall dream girls climate
MNE 2013 379 379 hope time will take regional role become part sustainable development solutions network based outcome united nations conference sustainable development one issue inseparable post-2015 development framework climate_change montenegro committed intensifying efforts promote adoption comprehensive legally binding agreement apply call every country particular major world economies step efforts related mitigating impact climate_change reaching climate
MNE 2013 403 403 framework climate_change montenegro committed intensifying efforts promote adoption comprehensive legally binding agreement apply call every country particular major world economies step efforts related mitigating impact climate_change reaching global climate agreement regard emphasize full support secretary-general’s initiative convening conference climate_change september maintenance promotion international peace security continuing challenge united nations note crisis climate
MNE 2013 416 416 call every country particular major world economies step efforts related mitigating impact climate_change reaching global climate agreement regard emphasize full support secretary-general’s initiative convening conference climate_change september maintenance promotion international peace security continuing challenge united nations note crisis areas mali significant progress made reducing violence instability situations democratic republic congo central climate
MNG 2013 112 112 eight fellow citizens still goes hungry yet billion dollars earmarked military expenditures every year fraction sum spent health care education state affairs tolerated comes climate temperature increase two degrees centigrade disastrous catastrophic environment changing rapidly production side global consumption far exceeds fragile planet’s capacity resources exhausted humankind gravely endangered running time climate
MNG 2013 268 268 strategic dialogue future mongolia event gathered representatives multiple stakeholders explore future economic pathways country’s development mongolians care deeply environment take seriously shared responsibility confront threat climate_change promoting green development policy also created preserved national parks curb desertification time scenic parks form backbone new ecotourism will generate conservation income green jobs country climate
MNG 2013 301 301 national parks curb desertification time scenic parks form backbone new ecotourism will generate conservation income green jobs country creating asian super-network green development will produce renewable_energy provide asian consumers mongolia’s first wind farm privately owned now operation wind energy potential produce electricity well beyond country’s needs face many environmental challenges including climate
MRT 2013 87 87 strengthen principle dialogue effective tool consultation role rule law good governance also like thank secretary-general mr ban ki-moon unflagging efforts service international peace security focus climate_change issues fight famine deadly diseases well realizing millennium development goals last june important speech president delivered general assembly occasion election preside sixty-eighth session see pv climate
MUS 2013 140 140 guided vision eradicating extreme poverty context sustainable development also welcome panel’s view one transformative shifts post- agenda bring new sense global partnership national international politics climate_change one top priorities global agenda report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis released yesterday unequivocal provides clear scientific confirmation humans responsible global_warming us take climate
MUS 2013 149 149 welcome panel’s view one transformative shifts post- agenda bring new sense global partnership national international politics climate_change one top priorities global agenda report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis released yesterday unequivocal provides clear scientific confirmation humans responsible global_warming us take appropriate measures try save home planet longer ignore evidence climate
MUS 2013 150 150 panel’s view one transformative shifts post- agenda bring new sense global partnership national international politics climate_change one top priorities global agenda report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis released yesterday unequivocal provides clear scientific confirmation humans responsible global_warming us take appropriate measures try save home planet longer ignore evidence humans climate
MUS 2013 163 163 international politics climate_change one top priorities global agenda report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis released yesterday unequivocal provides clear scientific confirmation humans responsible global_warming us take appropriate measures try save home planet longer ignore evidence humans putting life earth jeopardy region recently seen increased unprecedented intensity unpredictability weather events climate
MUS 2013 208 208 increased unprecedented intensity unpredictability weather events march country experienced unprecedented flash floods caused losses human life heavy economic losses country safe natural disasters damaging effects climate_change many small island developing states sids foreseeable consequences climate_change threaten us even dramatically terms human economic development sids pose existential threat fully support secretary-general’s proposal climate
MUS 2013 217 217 unprecedented flash floods caused losses human life heavy economic losses country safe natural disasters damaging effects climate_change many small island developing states sids foreseeable consequences climate_change threaten us even dramatically terms human economic development sids pose existential threat fully support secretary-general’s proposal convene world leaders climate summit new york hope meeting climate
MUS 2013 251 251 sids pose existential threat fully support secretary-general’s proposal convene world leaders climate summit new york hope meeting will provide opportunity world leaders focus political attention climate_change take meaningful action mitigate effects must start putting interests home planet everything else world needs global legally binding agreement climate_change paris meeting twenty- first conference climate
MUS 2013 271 271 world leaders focus political attention climate_change take meaningful action mitigate effects must start putting interests home planet everything else world needs global legally binding agreement climate_change paris meeting twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change adopt treaty universal ambitious concretely addresses concerns including vulnerable states international community also pay climate
MUS 2013 282 282 must start putting interests home planet everything else world needs global legally binding agreement climate_change paris meeting twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change adopt treaty universal ambitious concretely addresses concerns including vulnerable states international community also pay attention disaster risk reduction adopt concerted accelerated approach reaching goals set climate
NAM 2013 120 120 post-2015 development agenda people-centred inclusive focus provision health care education food security nutrition energy potable water gender equality empowerment women young people people disabilities challenges climate_change environmental conservation continue focus attention united nations conference sustainable development made commitments create new global partnership characterized new spirit solidarity cooperation mutual accountability outcome document climate
NER 2013 655 655 plight hostages held terrorists sahelo-saharan area convey condolences families call efforts achieve prompt release problems sahel just security problems part world among afflicted subject effects climate_change desertification recurring droughts well resulting food shortages malnutrition needs significant investment part sustained global strategy supported entire international community ensure economic progress vital stabilization deliverance climate
NGA 2013 174 174 better safer healthier compassionate world let us therefore renew commitment processes will develop post-mdg framework objective particular resonance us africa challenges poverty illiteracy food insecurity climate_change continue engage attention political leadership good news however past decade sustained democratization process across continent made significant difference governance processes institutions structures today renascent africa climate
NIC 2013 967 967 sense responsibility world heritage site canal open international investment reliable transparent fashion canal fulfilment dreams general free men augusto c sandino people nicaragua greater progress climate_change continues grave problem environmental economic political social spiritual challenges interconnected states earth charter statement lies essence vision duty save earth’s vitality human race climate
NOR 2013 364 364 china japan india republic korea singapore joined arctic council observers subscribed founding principles arctic council principles yet direct reflection key united nations norm live observe global_warming close quarters polar ice cap melts reminded shared responsibility saving planet’s climate today arctic ocean opening human activities ways hard imagine years ago past decade climate
NPL 2013 337 337 fundamental aspects especially interests poor marginalized countries societies nepal constructively engaged mainstreaming concerns least developed countries ldcs new global development agenda country immune ominous effects climate_change countries like nepal disproportionately bear brunt stark contrast negligible contribution greenhouse-gas emissions nepal fifth vulnerable country terms climate_change risks risk multiple disaster overwhelming proportions increased climate
NPL 2013 348 348 mainstreaming concerns least developed countries ldcs new global development agenda country immune ominous effects climate_change countries like nepal disproportionately bear brunt stark contrast negligible contribution greenhouse-gas emissions nepal fifth vulnerable country terms climate_change risks risk multiple disaster overwhelming proportions increased vulnerability face also threaten fragile mountain ecosystem fabulous diversity well lives climate
NPL 2013 355 355 global development agenda country immune ominous effects climate_change countries like nepal disproportionately bear brunt stark contrast negligible contribution greenhouse-gas emissions nepal fifth vulnerable country terms climate_change risks risk multiple disaster overwhelming proportions increased vulnerability face also threaten fragile mountain ecosystem fabulous diversity well lives livelihoods heritage nepal welcome understanding reached doha climate
NPL 2013 395 395 fabulous diversity well lives livelihoods heritage nepal welcome understanding reached doha member states firm timetable adopt universal climate agreement eighteenth session united nations framework convention climate_change call early conclusion climate_change negotiations binding emission commitments guaranteed enhanced predictable easily accessible financing vulnerable countries nepal enable speedy implementation suitable adaptation mitigation measures least climate
NPL 2013 399 399 livelihoods heritage nepal welcome understanding reached doha member states firm timetable adopt universal climate agreement eighteenth session united nations framework convention climate_change call early conclusion climate_change negotiations binding emission commitments guaranteed enhanced predictable easily accessible financing vulnerable countries nepal enable speedy implementation suitable adaptation mitigation measures least developed countries face severe climate
NRU 2013 297 297 familiar results system stock-market bubbles currency bubbles property bubbles burst leave behind enormous hardship even worse investments risky activities type compete productive investments basic infrastructure renewable_energy health services like investments contribute true sustainable development reckless inaction demonstrated inflation latest bubble carbon bubble least two thirds known fossil fuel reserves burned limit climate
NRU 2013 329 329 sustainable development reckless inaction demonstrated inflation latest bubble carbon bubble least two thirds known fossil fuel reserves burned limit rise global temperatures two degrees cost renewable_energy fallen considerably past decade measure fossil fuels bad long-term investment yet prevented trillions dollars private investment fossil fuel subsidies pouring new infrastructure exploration extraction consumption climate
NRU 2013 501 501 bretton woods institutions inclusive systemic barriers sustainable development formidable stopped nauru seeking practical solutions can readily implemented short term example recently completed nauru case study climate_change financing study identified number steps government development partners can take make official development assistance effective example project-based financing found markedly less effective flexible modalities general climate
NRU 2013 590 590 skills necessary benefit international support mechanisms nauru also made best efforts contribute international level tremendous honour presiding alliance small island states aosls group leading advocate climate_action two decades upcoming nineteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-19 held warsaw will important laying foundation ambitious agreement key priority cop-19 will climate
NRU 2013 602 602 international level tremendous honour presiding alliance small island states aosls group leading advocate climate_action two decades upcoming nineteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-19 held warsaw will important laying foundation ambitious agreement key priority cop-19 will jump-starting near-term mitigation action launch process guided technical expertise focused energy efficiency climate
NRU 2013 628 628 cop-19 held warsaw will important laying foundation ambitious agreement key priority cop-19 will jump-starting near-term mitigation action launch process guided technical expertise focused energy efficiency renewable_energy aosis proposed practical collaborative approach rapidly scale implementation policies deployment technologies reduce greenhouse gas emissions also advance domestic sustainable development priorities view aosis technical process climate
NRU 2013 641 641 jump-starting near-term mitigation action launch process guided technical expertise focused energy efficiency renewable_energy aosis proposed practical collaborative approach rapidly scale implementation policies deployment technologies reduce greenhouse gas emissions also advance domestic sustainable development priorities view aosis technical process can prepare ground much ambitious post-2020 agreement proposal way relieves developed countries international climate
NRU 2013 671 671 domestic sustainable development priorities view aosis technical process can prepare ground much ambitious post-2020 agreement proposal way relieves developed countries international obligation take lead addressing climate_change held accountable fully implementing best practices reduce emissions also providing means implementing adaptation mitigation actions developing countries aosls proposal indicates way accomplish objectives establishing international climate
NRU 2013 717 717 way accomplish objectives establishing international mechanism address loss damage also key priority aosls mobilizing climate financing making sure green climate fund ready accept donor contributions climate_change greatest challenge sustainable development small islands must come terms fact owing delay grave impacts now unavoidable will security implications addressing security implications climate_change remains key climate
NRU 2013 740 740 donor contributions climate_change greatest challenge sustainable development small islands must come terms fact owing delay grave impacts now unavoidable will security implications addressing security implications climate_change remains key priority nauru pacific small island developing states like reiterate proposals moving forward first calling appointment special representative climate security help expand understanding security climate
NRU 2013 767 767 key priority nauru pacific small island developing states like reiterate proposals moving forward first calling appointment special representative climate security help expand understanding security dimensions climate_change special representative regularly report general assembly security council emerging climate-related security threats facilitate regional cooperation cross-border issues vulnerable developing countries particular benefit special representative equipped climate
NRU 2013 837 837 efforts post-conflict situations secondly requesting secretary-general lead joint task force relevant organs specialized agencies immediately assess capacity resources united nations system respond anticipated security implications climate_change heard countless forums potentially destabilizing effects climate_change yet vaguest idea international response effects look like needs change must start preparing challenges lie ahead secretary-general said climate
NRU 2013 844 844 joint task force relevant organs specialized agencies immediately assess capacity resources united nations system respond anticipated security implications climate_change heard countless forums potentially destabilizing effects climate_change yet vaguest idea international response effects look like needs change must start preparing challenges lie ahead secretary-general said high- level political forum sustainable development must climate
NZL 2013 562 562 challenges faced destructive earthquake struck christchurch second largest city work restore built environment christchurch new zealanders also conscious dependence responsibility towards natural environment policy terms climate_change challenge new zealand international community broadly new zealanders know must play part taken action introduced extensive emissions-trading scheme investing global research alliance find new ways climate
NZL 2013 590 590 zealand international community broadly new zealanders know must play part taken action introduced extensive emissions-trading scheme investing global research alliance find new ways manage agricultural greenhouse gases committed reducing emissions per cent levels made commitment united nations framework convention climate_change rather kyoto protocol kyoto protocol seemed provide path forward things changed climate
NZL 2013 604 604 emissions-trading scheme investing global research alliance find new ways manage agricultural greenhouse gases committed reducing emissions per cent levels made commitment united nations framework convention climate_change rather kyoto protocol kyoto protocol seemed provide path forward things changed protocol now covers small percentage global emissions need single legal framework commits major emitters climate
NZL 2013 630 630 rather kyoto protocol kyoto protocol seemed provide path forward things changed protocol now covers small percentage global emissions need single legal framework commits major emitters climate_change important issue pales comparison problems faced many member states one intractable israel palestine long problem left unresolved can assured peace middle east security wider region climate
NZL 2013 894 894 growth development driving positive change throughout continent good news africa world new zealand will can help targeted assistance areas real expertise offer namely fields agriculture renewable_energy good governance new zealand also recognizes supports critical roles african union africa’s subregional bodies ensuring africa’s security future prosperity new zealand recognizes importance africa caribbean climate
OMN 2013 581 581 country also sought share interests environment natural conservation international community participated many regional international conferences environment including eighteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held qatar december look forward participating nineteenth session held warsaw november right science knowledge enjoyed humankind great evolution use application modern technology become essential tool climate
PAK 2013 173 173 outdated historical patterns based privileges role authority general assembly must fully restored revitalized past years general assembly regained influence responding challenges regard peace security development climate_change becoming platform choice yet go long way acquire full authority save world scourge war continue strive fair just international order based rule law festering disputes climate
PAK 2013 983 983 united nations effort finalize implement single coherent post-2015 development agenda identifies benchmarks poverty alleviation sustainable development social inclusion importantly prepare respond effectively save planet ravages climate_change government undertaking economic revolution pakistan can become part emerging markets fundamentals human natural resources transformation immediate future challenge overcome volatile security environment correct structural imbalances climate
PHL 2013 549 549 five pillars believe will address specific development challenges pillars represent areas progress needed build rights-based equitable sustainable society pillars poverty reduction social inclusion environmental sustainability climate_change disaster risk management accountable responsive participatory governance fair stable order based international rule law peace security government will formulate implement policies will defined pillars policies climate
PHL 2013 1040 1040 stood ground courage stay hold line critical time led continued fulfilment undof’s mandate charged security council post-2015 development agenda also demands governments address devastating effects climate_change natural disasters country among highest risk typhoons earthquakes volcanic eruptions tsunamis terms disaster management government instituted cluster model mobilizes government non-governmental entities local national levels climate
PLW 2013 131 131 want leaders people world certainly face many challenges moving forward creating world want developing sustainable future addressing next round sustainable development goals responding ever-growing challenges global_warming imperative better job working together solve serious issues face world leaders earth summit rio established positive rational vision partnership sustainable development world unfortunately vision seems climate
PLW 2013 183 183 therefore frustration many countries today related failure move vision forward slow pace progress meeting joint goals fear goals diluted today appears united nations framework convention climate_change stalled kyoto protocol life support united nations conference sustainable development done enough strengthen three pillars sustainable development job leaders reinvigorate efforts establishing real mitigation commitments climate
PLW 2013 433 433 condemn violence people including use chemical weapons reason seek end armed conflict wherever can events kenya one series violent acts people must work together eliminate global_warming doomsday already set stone fail act therefore job leaders take necessary action eliminate current threat country along pacific island nations unwilling even discuss c-to- c climate
PLW 2013 511 511 realistic c level small pacific country supports concepts inherent majuro declaration climate leadership issued pacific island forum year declaration acknowledges gross insufficiency current efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions also recognizes necessity ramping climate_change responses immediately provides platform country leaders establish new realistic reduction commitments leaders must respond global_warming short long term top climate
PLW 2013 517 517 supports concepts inherent majuro declaration climate leadership issued pacific island forum year declaration acknowledges gross insufficiency current efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions also recognizes necessity ramping climate_change responses immediately provides platform country leaders establish new realistic reduction commitments leaders must respond global_warming short long term top bottom pre- post-2020 forget however primary climate
PLW 2013 532 532 insufficiency current efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions also recognizes necessity ramping climate_change responses immediately provides platform country leaders establish new realistic reduction commitments leaders must respond global_warming short long term top bottom pre- post-2020 forget however primary responsibility reducing greenhouse gases still rests developed partners must therefore use opportunity nineteenth session united climate
PLW 2013 545 545 provides platform country leaders establish new realistic reduction commitments leaders must respond global_warming short long term top bottom pre- post-2020 forget however primary responsibility reducing greenhouse gases still rests developed partners must therefore use opportunity nineteenth session united nations framework convention climate_change held warsaw thereafter support technical work needed fast-track policies climate
PLW 2013 561 561 top bottom pre- post-2020 forget however primary responsibility reducing greenhouse gases still rests developed partners must therefore use opportunity nineteenth session united nations framework convention climate_change held warsaw thereafter support technical work needed fast-track policies technologies appropriate accomplishing goal revive kyoto protocol develop responsive alternative deliver expand commitments reduce greenhouse gases climate
PLW 2013 585 585 convention climate_change held warsaw thereafter support technical work needed fast-track policies technologies appropriate accomplishing goal revive kyoto protocol develop responsive alternative deliver expand commitments reduce greenhouse gases phase inefficient fossil-fuel subsidies distort world oil prices arrive legally binding agreement respond compensate loss damage associated impact climate_change vulnerable countries united nations new climate
PLW 2013 605 605 alternative deliver expand commitments reduce greenhouse gases phase inefficient fossil-fuel subsidies distort world oil prices arrive legally binding agreement respond compensate loss damage associated impact climate_change vulnerable countries united nations new york must deal global_warming security issues appointing special representative climate security help expand understanding security dimensions climate_change establishing joint task climate
PLW 2013 614 614 fossil-fuel subsidies distort world oil prices arrive legally binding agreement respond compensate loss damage associated impact climate_change vulnerable countries united nations new york must deal global_warming security issues appointing special representative climate security help expand understanding security dimensions climate_change establishing joint task force led secretary-general assess expand united nations capacity respond climate
PLW 2013 627 627 damage associated impact climate_change vulnerable countries united nations new york must deal global_warming security issues appointing special representative climate security help expand understanding security dimensions climate_change establishing joint task force led secretary-general assess expand united nations capacity respond security implications climate_change must make year ambition host forty-fifth pacific islands forum palau climate
PLW 2013 642 642 appointing special representative climate security help expand understanding security dimensions climate_change establishing joint task force led secretary-general assess expand united nations capacity respond security implications climate_change must make year ambition host forty-fifth pacific islands forum palau pledges use summit build majuro declaration drive greater action leaders must also come secretary- general’s climate
PLW 2013 668 668 must make year ambition host forty-fifth pacific islands forum palau pledges use summit build majuro declaration drive greater action leaders must also come secretary- general’s climate_change summit next year ready discuss new mitigation actions prepared take plans necessary see fully implemented country trying might embrace leadership issues sustainable development date palau climate
PNG 2013 824 824 third international conference small island developing states september apia papua new guinea reiterates call small island developing states remain special case sustainable development adverse impacts climate_change continue serious concern global community especially small island developing states contributing least threat small island countries suffering serious impacts climate_change also run risk submerged rising climate
PNG 2013 844 844 case sustainable development adverse impacts climate_change continue serious concern global community especially small island developing states contributing least threat small island countries suffering serious impacts climate_change also run risk submerged rising sea levels support majuro declaration climate leadership recently adopted pacific island forum leaders therefore reiterate challenge international community accept responsibilities climate
POL 2013 728 728 order inherent potential serve development enrich diversity human civilization objectives will served climate negotiations poland going chair nineteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change takes place november know poland just one single generation can enough make unbelievable progress communism fell poland poor country economically ruined badly indebted needed international climate
PRY 2013 306 306 country region altered currency guaraní since first introduced macroeconomic indicators encouraging paraguay clearly suited investment nature endowed country enviable climate rivers abundant fertile soil clean renewable_energy generated three hydroelectric power plants one acaray entirely paraguayan-owned itaipu yacyretá co-owned brazil argentina respectively latter among largest hydroelectric plants world one world’s largest freshwater climate
PRY 2013 346 346 respectively latter among largest hydroelectric plants world one world’s largest freshwater reserves guaraní aquifer great part lies beneath paraguayan territory apart advantages nature abundant clean renewable_energy majority paraguay’s population young per cent age tax system favourable investment economic growth clearly exceeds average region government committed ensuring legal security clear transparent rules climate
QAT 2013 944 944 international atomic energy agency also look forward convening helsinki conference step contributes efforts aimed making middle east zone free nuclear weapons weapons mass destruction issue climate_change remains top concerns ramifications global system whole regard like confirm reiterate commitment state qatar continued cooperation international community facing challenge implementing measures agreed upon eighteenth climate
QAT 2013 977 977 regard like confirm reiterate commitment state qatar continued cooperation international community facing challenge implementing measures agreed upon eighteenth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change hosted qatar end last year order develop road map tackling negative environmental economic consequences dangerous phenomenon worth mentioning state qatar gone long way towards implementing climate
SDN 2013 271 271 important sudan believes organization specialized agencies will indeed devote importance appropriate crucial issue development essential international peace security particularly developing countries everyone knows poverty underdevelopment climate_change shortage resources main causes conflict world sudan made great strategic progress regarding peace stability prosperity people begun political process will lead adoption final constitution peace climate
SDN 2013 743 743 economic sanctions matter debt one important goals post-2015 development agenda debt real burden many countries world sudan prominent member many international bodies dealing environment victim climate_change sudan believes great attention paid environmental issues goals post-2015 development agenda like work others united nations framework convention climate_change situation deteriorating every year suffered climate_change climate
SDN 2013 762 762 many international bodies dealing environment victim climate_change sudan believes great attention paid environmental issues goals post-2015 development agenda like work others united nations framework convention climate_change situation deteriorating every year suffered climate_change since mid-1980s suffered recurrent cycles drought much territory also factor slowing development goals also created instability many parts country climate
SDN 2013 768 768 climate_change sudan believes great attention paid environmental issues goals post-2015 development agenda like work others united nations framework convention climate_change situation deteriorating every year suffered climate_change since mid-1980s suffered recurrent cycles drought much territory also factor slowing development goals also created instability many parts country conflict pasture land water supplies applies climate
SDN 2013 815 815 land water supplies applies also darfur historically tribal disputes disputes pastureland long periods drought darfur conflict became political issue last decade external interference close relationship climate_change armed conflict respect country attaches paramount importance rule law national international levels make sure national laws legislature accordance international instruments laws treaties party rostrum based climate
SEN 2013 82 82 die childbirth inequalities persist within countries economic crisis continues environmental degradation worsening need take concrete resolute actions transform collective ambitions reality quest sustainable development conference climate_change paris will provides us another opportunity pull together reversing negative effects climate_change earth common habitat addressing challenges sustainable development building future want spirit rio conference climate
SEN 2013 94 94 need take concrete resolute actions transform collective ambitions reality quest sustainable development conference climate_change paris will provides us another opportunity pull together reversing negative effects climate_change earth common habitat addressing challenges sustainable development building future want spirit rio conference require sustained effort fight poverty invest education global partnership education expects us climate
SGP 2013 822 822 countries received training programme areas diverse sustainable urban development water management human-resource development support engagement post-2015 development agenda will develop customize new programmes sustainable development climate_change meet needs sids least developed countries singapore also working governments promote sustainable development internationally singapore china embarked joint project develop sino-singapore tianjin eco-city envisioned city climate
SLB 2013 256 256 proposal convening third thematic debate sustainable energy session note billion people half live least developed countries access electricity istanbul programme action recognizes access affordable reliable renewable_energy crucial accelerating sustainable inclusive economic growth increased social equity sustainable clean environment expanding energy access rural populations reducing energy costs national priorities solomon islands pleased climate
SLB 2013 287 287 growth increased social equity sustainable clean environment expanding energy access rural populations reducing energy costs national priorities solomon islands pleased announce solomon islands joined international renewable_energy agency irena last month hope work irena unlocking hydroenergy potential pleased say already working relationship world bank asian development bank hydro-projects also discussion clinton foundation climate
SLB 2013 340 340 potential gets ground will private-public sector partnership bilaterally number partners including republic china italy japan people-centred solar programmes country programmes continue light community schools villages renewable_energy also improves public service delivery rural populations empowers solomon islanders make sustainable choices life globally pacific sids helping fill information gaps global renewable_energy databases cases climate
SLB 2013 363 363 schools villages renewable_energy also improves public service delivery rural populations empowers solomon islanders make sustainable choices life globally pacific sids helping fill information gaps global renewable_energy databases cases information pacific lacking pacific renewable_energy database will developed cooperation united nations economic social commission asia pacific vision focus enhancing pacific region’s inclusion international climate
SLB 2013 370 370 delivery rural populations empowers solomon islanders make sustainable choices life globally pacific sids helping fill information gaps global renewable_energy databases cases information pacific lacking pacific renewable_energy database will developed cooperation united nations economic social commission asia pacific vision focus enhancing pacific region’s inclusion international energy dialogue provide sufficient data inspire new climate
SLB 2013 436 436 new zealand construction second international airport partners australia european union wharves airfields roads helped build structural investments allow solomon islands enhance trade strengthen unity country climate_change remains global issue needs global solution join small island developing states least developed countries conveying concern slow progress climate_change negotiations alarming pace climate_change posing unprecedented climate
SLB 2013 455 455 islands enhance trade strengthen unity country climate_change remains global issue needs global solution join small island developing states least developed countries conveying concern slow progress climate_change negotiations alarming pace climate_change posing unprecedented threats humankind’s survival may carbon_dioxide concentration reached new threshold parts per million solomon islands means livelihood well-being people now climate
SLB 2013 459 459 unity country climate_change remains global issue needs global solution join small island developing states least developed countries conveying concern slow progress climate_change negotiations alarming pace climate_change posing unprecedented threats humankind’s survival may carbon_dioxide concentration reached new threshold parts per million solomon islands means livelihood well-being people now threat corals stop growing climate
SLB 2013 466 466 global solution join small island developing states least developed countries conveying concern slow progress climate_change negotiations alarming pace climate_change posing unprecedented threats humankind’s survival may carbon_dioxide concentration reached new threshold parts per million solomon islands means livelihood well-being people now threat corals stop growing parts per million heartened secretary-general’s proposal convene climate
SLB 2013 492 492 concentration reached new threshold parts per million solomon islands means livelihood well-being people now threat corals stop growing parts per million heartened secretary-general’s proposal convene climate_change summit next year hope summit will talkfest will garner necessary political will member states increase level commitment reducing phasing greenhouse-gas pollution commensurate scientific guidelines summit climate
SLB 2013 512 512 million heartened secretary-general’s proposal convene climate_change summit next year hope summit will talkfest will garner necessary political will member states increase level commitment reducing phasing greenhouse-gas pollution commensurate scientific guidelines summit remains best hope preventing impact climate_change reaching irreversible level register regret certain countries reneged historical responsibility unilaterally decided opt multilateral climate
SLB 2013 523 523 will talkfest will garner necessary political will member states increase level commitment reducing phasing greenhouse-gas pollution commensurate scientific guidelines summit remains best hope preventing impact climate_change reaching irreversible level register regret certain countries reneged historical responsibility unilaterally decided opt multilateral obligations world will celebrate international year small island developing states sids climate
SLB 2013 1423 1423 recent participation assembly international civil aviation organization icao guest organization’s president recognize first step continue seek observer status republic china icao united nations framework convention climate_change requests mirror observer status republic china currently enjoys world health assembly solomon islands continues serve united nations executive board welcome new executive director un-women ms climate
SLE 2013 142 142 simple international security situation become complex regional hotspot issues keep flaring turbulence continues many parts world particular asia africa human trafficking addition non-traditional security issues climate_change nuclear safety energy food maritime security financing development becoming significant use chemical weapons conflict poses renewed global security threat therefore need increased multilateral collective engagement climate
SLV 2013 50 50 following achieve millennium development goals mdgs can doubt recent events posed major challenge achievement prosperity development progress especially regions world suffered effects international economic crisis climate_change el salvador exception june government head took power nation’s economic growth rate negative per cent jobs lost considerable drop exports especially united states principal market climate
SLV 2013 775 775 gangs allowing significant seizures drug shipments know however huge challenges remain major obstacles development will overcome new administration’s four years power highlight particular challenges represented climate_change resulting need protect safeguard lives tens thousands salvadorans region exposed extreme_weather phenomena least five el salvador experienced recent years greatest impact vulnerable parts population country’s climate
SLV 2013 786 786 major obstacles development will overcome new administration’s four years power highlight particular challenges represented climate_change resulting need protect safeguard lives tens thousands salvadorans region exposed extreme_weather phenomena least five el salvador experienced recent years greatest impact vulnerable parts population country’s infrastructure causing losses billions dollars major challenge build sufficiently fair democratic climate
SRB 2013 296 296 time capacity implemented countries countries differ much capacity level development priorities policies goes without saying identifying sustainable development goals priority accorded energy efficiency renewable resources climate_change key development goals deal sustainable economic development without will impossible achieve social development reduce hunger poverty unemployment inequality prevent wage level disparities protect environment expect climate
SUR 2013 594 594 towards continued eradication poverty people-centred approach combining economic activity social need education health care thereby promoting welfare well-being integration economic social action strengthening human capital global_warming direct negative impact development small island developing states low-lying coastal states including suriname suriname shares grave concern regarding state global climate stalled united nations framework climate
SUR 2013 621 621 negative impact development small island developing states low-lying coastal states including suriname suriname shares grave concern regarding state global climate stalled united nations framework convention climate_change process government suriname strongly recommends general assembly face challenges making part post-2015 development agenda setting stage development goals beyond ignore various threats international peace international climate
SWE 2013 950 950 fall significantly let us also remember important trade peaceful relations put simply sales person wants start war country customers bad business strategy trade promotes peace climate_change continues leading extreme_weather conditions many parts world loss lives high costs society european union’s united states emissions falling overall global emissions increasing countries need contribute climate
SWE 2013 953 953 us also remember important trade peaceful relations put simply sales person wants start war country customers bad business strategy trade promotes peace climate_change continues leading extreme_weather conditions many parts world loss lives high costs society european union’s united states emissions falling overall global emissions increasing countries need contribute international efforts fight climate
SWE 2013 979 979 conditions many parts world loss lives high costs society european union’s united states emissions falling overall global emissions increasing countries need contribute international efforts fight climate_change european union united states solve problem climate_change account around per cent today’s emissions international structures deal climate_change commitments unfortunately obsolete need new agreement ensures major climate
SWE 2013 986 986 costs society european union’s united states emissions falling overall global emissions increasing countries need contribute international efforts fight climate_change european union united states solve problem climate_change account around per cent today’s emissions international structures deal climate_change commitments unfortunately obsolete need new agreement ensures major emitters make commitments sufficient can reach two-degree climate
SWE 2013 996 996 emissions increasing countries need contribute international efforts fight climate_change european union united states solve problem climate_change account around per cent today’s emissions international structures deal climate_change commitments unfortunately obsolete need new agreement ensures major emitters make commitments sufficient can reach two-degree target duty strive society world gives everybody possibility create future climate
SWZ 2013 841 841 therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge well non-communicable diseases maintained ensuring food security good nutrition remains priority feature prominently post- development agenda however issue climate_change continues drawback many developing countries food production seriously affected climate-change patterns related challenges provision adequate financial resources transfer environmentally sound technologies technical assistance developing countries climate
SYC 2013 332 332 island nations guardians space even many cases can witnesses plunder pillage pollution status quo merely perpetuates model will consume planet’s resources long- term protection menace climate_change continues grow threat economies way life existence mobilize reflection action concept blue economy seychelles pleased able organize partnership united arab emirates special high-level event held climate
SYC 2013 722 722 share views look forward many fruitful discussions conclusion like emphasize approach towards sustainable development goals must even broader inclusive millennium development goals challenges obvious poverty climate_change energy among others list can go indefinitely believe also shared opportunity setting sustainable development goals opportunity reflect true interconnectivity planet adoption interconnected objectives shared objectives climate
TGO 2013 208 208 approaches many challenges remain particular developing countries countries continue experience impacts financial energy food crises previous years given economies dependence external sources crises unfortunately exacerbated climate_change net result reduce chances achieving millennium development goals within set time frame moreover various initiatives commitments undertaken leaders world context great international forums far achieving climate
THA 2013 405 405 post-conflict societies well least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states fail millions will left behind pressing challenge sustainable development demands concerted action climate_change number countries particularly small island developing states climate_change strikes heart survival much world climate_change also linked another important challenge food security extreme_weather can cause great climate
THA 2013 413 413 countries small island developing states fail millions will left behind pressing challenge sustainable development demands concerted action climate_change number countries particularly small island developing states climate_change strikes heart survival much world climate_change also linked another important challenge food security extreme_weather can cause great damage agriculture impact will felt food-producing countries worldwide climate
THA 2013 419 419 millions will left behind pressing challenge sustainable development demands concerted action climate_change number countries particularly small island developing states climate_change strikes heart survival much world climate_change also linked another important challenge food security extreme_weather can cause great damage agriculture impact will felt food-producing countries worldwide need work together put place systems climate
THA 2013 427 427 demands concerted action climate_change number countries particularly small island developing states climate_change strikes heart survival much world climate_change also linked another important challenge food security extreme_weather can cause great damage agriculture impact will felt food-producing countries worldwide need work together put place systems better weather prediction technology better storage silos resilient climate
THA 2013 459 459 will felt food-producing countries worldwide need work together put place systems better weather prediction technology better storage silos resilient strains staple crops will mitigate impact climate_change areas countries help one another sharing experiences know-how thailand believes development sustainable must people-centred welcome secretary-general’s report life dignity accelerating progress towards millennium development goals climate
TJK 2013 543 543 recently new york provided another opportunity sound assessment progress identification ways accelerate implementation mdgs maximum success particularly important current circumstances financial economic food energy crises climate_change undermine current still unsustainable uneven progress implementation mdgs experience shows impossible achieve development goals without ensuring reliable universal access energy united nations decade sustainable energy climate
TJK 2013 591 591 decade sustainable energy 2014-2024 provides unique opportunity practical implementation aim believe along ensuring reliable sustainable access energy essential encourage promote every way possible increased use renewable_energy transfer advanced technologies efficient energy supply energy saving tajikistan experiencing economic population growth lacks large oil gas deposits huge hydropower potential making every effort develop climate
TKM 2013 905 905 nature preserving significant environmental component global economic space therefore become integral part effectiveness highly value efforts undertaken secretary-general well successive actions international community united nations climate_change conferences copenhagen cancun seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban gradually laid foundations development comprehensive decisions united nations conference sustainable development look climate
TKM 2013 916 916 part effectiveness highly value efforts undertaken secretary-general well successive actions international community united nations climate_change conferences copenhagen cancun seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban gradually laid foundations development comprehensive decisions united nations conference sustainable development look forward continuation constructive international dialogue topic sixty- eighth session assembly convinced climate
TKM 2013 960 960 dialogue topic sixty- eighth session assembly convinced necessary combine efforts area international regional national levels effectively coordinate efforts states united nations taking account numerous aspects climate_change issue turkmenistan wishes state current session general assembly stands ready make contribution strengthening role multilateral international mechanisms aimed preventing negative consequences global climate_change particular refer climate
TKM 2013 983 983 numerous aspects climate_change issue turkmenistan wishes state current session general assembly stands ready make contribution strengthening role multilateral international mechanisms aimed preventing negative consequences global climate_change particular refer need enhancing implementation provisions united nations convention combat desertification connection prepared host turkmenistan conference parties united nations convention combat desertification furthermore country like climate
TKM 2013 1019 1019 desertification connection prepared host turkmenistan conference parties united nations convention combat desertification furthermore country like launch initiative aimed establishment specialized entity subregional centre technologies relating climate_change central asia caspian sea basin believe entity help countries regions substantially strengthen interaction sphere environmental security contribute effective coordination interregional efforts field challenges confronting community climate
TON 2013 459 459 part post-2015 development agenda set related targets indicators supporting goal encompass three dimensions sustainable development three objectives sustainable energy initiative universal energy access increased efficiency renewable_energy can provide solid framework build keeping fully adaptable different circumstances priorities regional national local levels tonga commends secretary-general laudable initiative convene high-level summit meeting climate_change climate
TON 2013 484 484 renewable_energy can provide solid framework build keeping fully adaptable different circumstances priorities regional national local levels tonga commends secretary-general laudable initiative convene high-level summit meeting climate_change joins sids urging leaders developed countries enhance mitigation ambition bridge pre-2020 gap timely effective manner furthermore tonga joins sids calling inclusion climate_change cross-cutting issue terms climate
TON 2013 506 506 high-level summit meeting climate_change joins sids urging leaders developed countries enhance mitigation ambition bridge pre-2020 gap timely effective manner furthermore tonga joins sids calling inclusion climate_change cross-cutting issue terms sustainable development goals oceans thematic priority also prominently featured context sustainable development goals post-2015 agenda government tonga adopted united nations development programme climate
TTO 2013 317 317 including mdgs also many pitfalls become apparent business-as-usual approaches will suffice address eradicate poverty global scale ensure food nutrition energy security reverse environmental degradation deal climate_change current approaches will advance mdg agenda ensure sustainable development post-2015 context agreed june rio de janeiro united nations conference sustainable development rio transformative change national climate
TTO 2013 1064 1064 best arithmetic ratio address levels poverty distribution income levels indebtedness vulnerability capacity self-generate sustainable economic social development one add impact natural disasters effects sea-level rise climate_change fallacy middle-income categorization wiped instant issue must considered within context sids post-2015 development agenda indeed preparations participation upcoming discourse recognition vulnerabilities small island developing states climate
TUN 2013 679 679 foreseeable bring great pain people able avoid situations adopted slogan think globally act locally medical doctor recall able conquer epidemics raged humankind efforts prevention dictatorships climate_change poverty must thwarted internally among peoples facing epidemics must preventive policies save humankind hope god enough time us quickly take direction late climate
TUV 2013 104 104 make difference people tuvalu road map focuses improving delivery vital basic services strengthening good governance enhancing local capacity address tuvalu’s unique vulnerabilities respond effectively impacts climate_change visionary timely focus debate theme post-2015 development agenda setting stage approach end journey called millennium development goals mdgs now ready chart new path calling sustainable climate
TUV 2013 218 218 china’s significant international participation united nations specialized agencies including world health organization unesco unicef international civil aviation organization international maritime organization united nations framework convention climate_change critical collectively advance towards post-mdg era enter era sustainable development goals tuvalu also fully supports lifting embargo cuba will allow republic cuba consolidate enhance cooperation climate
TUV 2013 718 718 two three criteria measure consideration graduation given tuvalu’s extreme vulnerability sids believe failure achieve satisfactory evi level carries weight us considering possible graduation ldc list climate_change sea-level rise dire consequences tuvalu’s situation survival security children’s future livelihood seriously compromised international community’s inaction climate_change fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical climate
TUV 2013 735 735 carries weight us considering possible graduation ldc list climate_change sea-level rise dire consequences tuvalu’s situation survival security children’s future livelihood seriously compromised international community’s inaction climate_change fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis confirmed world stark predictions sids like tuvalu wake climate_change sea-level rise challenge put assembly else climate
TUV 2013 741 741 ldc list climate_change sea-level rise dire consequences tuvalu’s situation survival security children’s future livelihood seriously compromised international community’s inaction climate_change fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis confirmed world stark predictions sids like tuvalu wake climate_change sea-level rise challenge put assembly else waiting relevance talking post-mdgs sdgs world climate
TUV 2013 742 742 list climate_change sea-level rise dire consequences tuvalu’s situation survival security children’s future livelihood seriously compromised international community’s inaction climate_change fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis confirmed world stark predictions sids like tuvalu wake climate_change sea-level rise challenge put assembly else waiting relevance talking post-mdgs sdgs world continues climate
TUV 2013 754 754 livelihood seriously compromised international community’s inaction climate_change fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change physical science basis confirmed world stark predictions sids like tuvalu wake climate_change sea-level rise challenge put assembly else waiting relevance talking post-mdgs sdgs world continues fail duty obligations urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions provide genuine adaptation ensuring tuvalu’s climate
TUV 2013 773 773 stark predictions sids like tuvalu wake climate_change sea-level rise challenge put assembly else waiting relevance talking post-mdgs sdgs world continues fail duty obligations urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions provide genuine adaptation ensuring tuvalu’s long-term security means saving whole world climate_change longer environmental political issue borderless security issue humankind everyone must act urgently climate
TUV 2013 786 786 waiting relevance talking post-mdgs sdgs world continues fail duty obligations urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions provide genuine adaptation ensuring tuvalu’s long-term security means saving whole world climate_change longer environmental political issue borderless security issue humankind everyone must act urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions provide adaptation among papers distributed assembly pacific islands forum communiqué climate
TUV 2013 800 800 provide genuine adaptation ensuring tuvalu’s long-term security means saving whole world climate_change longer environmental political issue borderless security issue humankind everyone must act urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions provide adaptation among papers distributed assembly pacific islands forum communiqué contains majuro declaration climate leadership tuvalu strongly supports majuro declaration pacific island leaders commit climate
TUV 2013 836 836 communiqué contains majuro declaration climate leadership tuvalu strongly supports majuro declaration pacific island leaders commit full responsibility leadership making contribution however minuscule global efforts cut greenhouse-gas emissions sids pacific can surely others can world must save tuvalu sids order save whole planet urge perseverance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol climate
TUV 2013 859 859 efforts cut greenhouse-gas emissions sids pacific can surely others can world must save tuvalu sids order save whole planet urge perseverance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol primary international intergovernmental instruments negotiating global response climate_change call parties work diligently reach legally binding framework curbing greenhouse-gas emissions upcoming nineteenth session united climate
TUV 2013 869 869 world must save tuvalu sids order save whole planet urge perseverance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol primary international intergovernmental instruments negotiating global response climate_change call parties work diligently reach legally binding framework curbing greenhouse-gas emissions upcoming nineteenth session united nations climate_change conference warsaw framework also include mechanisms dealing climate-change-related climate
TUV 2013 879 879 perseverance united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol primary international intergovernmental instruments negotiating global response climate_change call parties work diligently reach legally binding framework curbing greenhouse-gas emissions upcoming nineteenth session united nations climate_change conference warsaw framework also include mechanisms dealing climate-change-related loss damages insurance sids provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support climate
TUV 2013 886 886 protocol primary international intergovernmental instruments negotiating global response climate_change call parties work diligently reach legally binding framework curbing greenhouse-gas emissions upcoming nineteenth session united nations climate_change conference warsaw framework also include mechanisms dealing climate-change-related loss damages insurance sids provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids tuvalu tuvalu also applauds fully supports climate
TUV 2013 916 916 include mechanisms dealing climate-change-related loss damages insurance sids provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids tuvalu tuvalu also applauds fully supports leadership secretary-general commitment hosting climate_change summit next year tuvalu climate_change issue predominantly linked oceans nation surrounded seas ocean sdg pertinent obvious reasons seventy per cent planet’s surface covered oceans cornerstone climate
TUV 2013 921 921 damages insurance sids provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids tuvalu tuvalu also applauds fully supports leadership secretary-general commitment hosting climate_change summit next year tuvalu climate_change issue predominantly linked oceans nation surrounded seas ocean sdg pertinent obvious reasons seventy per cent planet’s surface covered oceans cornerstone earth’s life support system uncontrolled climate
TUV 2013 1160 1160 celebrate thirty- fifth year independence can tell children grandchildren story continued survival god-given peaceful islands tell world united nations noble body can longer save future climate_change sea-level rise great pride celebrate continuing vibrancy democracy rule law political independence tuvalu also appeal world please save tuvalu climate_change let world save tuvalu order climate
TUV 2013 1180 1180 body can longer save future climate_change sea-level rise great pride celebrate continuing vibrancy democracy rule law political independence tuvalu also appeal world please save tuvalu climate_change let world save tuvalu order save climate
URY 2013 576 576 world today need lengthy agenda definitions must define working hours throughout world need convergence among currencies need finance global struggle water desertification figure recycle counter global_warming limits human task must achieve broad planetary consensus unleash solidarity among oppressed punish tax waste speculation mobilizing large economies produce disposable goods rather useful goods climate
URY 2013 711 711 scientific wisdom must come science attracted material gain looks towards future tells us things may foresee many years ago tell us kyoto certain facts linked climate_change finally learned intelligence must helm guiding ship port actions nature others name yet believe crucial require life acquired wealth obviously naïve things like will come climate
USA 2013 2767 2767 region hundreds millions lifted poverty single generation see faces young people everywhere can access entire world click button eager join cause eradicating extreme poverty combating climate_change starting businesses expanding freedom leaving behind old ideological battles past happening asia africa happening europe americas future people middle east north africa deserve well one climate
VCT 2013 1349 1349 light weapons worldwide particularly caribbean region tide guns often accompanied torrents narcotics make way markets countries deeply disappointed international community’s endless rudderless seemingly vacuous negotiations climate_change failure achieve meaningful progress matter existential urgency inexcusable vulnerable countries like saint vincent grenadines front line climate_change already bearing brunt increasing fallout global_warming meanwhile major climate
VCT 2013 1366 1366 disappointed international community’s endless rudderless seemingly vacuous negotiations climate_change failure achieve meaningful progress matter existential urgency inexcusable vulnerable countries like saint vincent grenadines front line climate_change already bearing brunt increasing fallout global_warming meanwhile major emitters historical polluters pay callously insincere lip service plight combating climate_change question dollars cents life death happy climate
VCT 2013 1372 1372 vacuous negotiations climate_change failure achieve meaningful progress matter existential urgency inexcusable vulnerable countries like saint vincent grenadines front line climate_change already bearing brunt increasing fallout global_warming meanwhile major emitters historical polluters pay callously insincere lip service plight combating climate_change question dollars cents life death happy see multilateral process fail can retreat climate
VCT 2013 1385 1385 like saint vincent grenadines front line climate_change already bearing brunt increasing fallout global_warming meanwhile major emitters historical polluters pay callously insincere lip service plight combating climate_change question dollars cents life death happy see multilateral process fail can retreat ineffectual painless national commitments stubborn obstacles progress must longer allowed stand way survival climate
VCT 2013 1421 1421 can retreat ineffectual painless national commitments stubborn obstacles progress must longer allowed stand way survival development vast swaths planet applaud initiative secretary-general convene high-level event climate_change hope meeting will give meandering negotiations impetus direction post-2015 development agenda will survive global_warming goes unchecked also high time genuine negotiations good faith meaningful resources climate
VCT 2013 1435 1435 survival development vast swaths planet applaud initiative secretary-general convene high-level event climate_change hope meeting will give meandering negotiations impetus direction post-2015 development agenda will survive global_warming goes unchecked also high time genuine negotiations good faith meaningful resources assist mitigating adapting effects climate_change conclusion like recall charter united nations begins phrase peoples climate
VCT 2013 1451 1451 meandering negotiations impetus direction post-2015 development agenda will survive global_warming goes unchecked also high time genuine negotiations good faith meaningful resources assist mitigating adapting effects climate_change conclusion like recall charter united nations begins phrase peoples united nations rich peoples militarily powerful peoples peoples large countries peoples entire world whole membership institution climate
VNM 2013 521 521 children continue hungry food insecure ill without basic medicines face grim future due lack educational opportunities time deforestation exhaustive exploitation natural resources pollution factors led global_warming rising sea levels unpredictable weather natural disasters new epidemics grave dangers driving poorer nations deeper destitution must rally together escape poverty fight disease protect environment climate
VUT 2013 146 146 hearts endeavour find common solutions inspire community nations committed international peace security main objectives take collective decisions address spectrum international issues require urgent action issue climate_change called recognition rights women children persons disabilities caught conflicts violence called help discriminated colour religion political convictions republic vanuatu rostrum international platform year year since climate
VUT 2013 331 331 always remain impartial avoid selective implementation general assembly security council resolutions rights people desire free colonialism form imperialism can debate issues terrorism financial economic crises climate_change reach level understanding seriousness challenges measures must taken address can talk good governance rule law respect human rights comes issue rights people west papua voices climate
VUT 2013 771 771 achieving mdg targets however appropriate conditions economic growth development must created integrated balanced approach required deal adequately social economic environmental dimensions end government placed emphasis climate_change renewable_energy sustainable use environment now created separate ministry focusing adaptation climate_change energy environment government can address issues area therefore welcome opportunities unconditional partnerships order better climate
VUT 2013 772 772 mdg targets however appropriate conditions economic growth development must created integrated balanced approach required deal adequately social economic environmental dimensions end government placed emphasis climate_change renewable_energy sustainable use environment now created separate ministry focusing adaptation climate_change energy environment government can address issues area therefore welcome opportunities unconditional partnerships order better address climate
VUT 2013 782 782 integrated balanced approach required deal adequately social economic environmental dimensions end government placed emphasis climate_change renewable_energy sustainable use environment now created separate ministry focusing adaptation climate_change energy environment government can address issues area therefore welcome opportunities unconditional partnerships order better address issues clear much debate issue climate_change however level final pledges climate
VUT 2013 803 803 separate ministry focusing adaptation climate_change energy environment government can address issues area therefore welcome opportunities unconditional partnerships order better address issues clear much debate issue climate_change however level final pledges met unsatisfactory considering fast pace climate_change impact small island developing states call urgent action decisions front vanuatu supports shift development paradigm climate
VUT 2013 813 813 issues area therefore welcome opportunities unconditional partnerships order better address issues clear much debate issue climate_change however level final pledges met unsatisfactory considering fast pace climate_change impact small island developing states call urgent action decisions front vanuatu supports shift development paradigm also recognize new development agenda might harbour shortcomings must therefore climate
WSM 2013 106 106 deepest condolences people lost family friends tragic events organization continues grapple various serious problems require collective united nations-led action resolution perhaps greatest threat face today climate_change climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific island countries climate_change may well lead eventual extinction sovereign states singular importance urgency climate
WSM 2013 107 107 condolences people lost family friends tragic events organization continues grapple various serious problems require collective united nations-led action resolution perhaps greatest threat face today climate_change climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific island countries climate_change may well lead eventual extinction sovereign states singular importance urgency climate_change climate
WSM 2013 121 121 collective united nations-led action resolution perhaps greatest threat face today climate_change climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific island countries climate_change may well lead eventual extinction sovereign states singular importance urgency climate_change region given added prominence today pacific forum leaders met secretary-general ban ki-moon chair president climate
WSM 2013 132 132 climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific island countries climate_change may well lead eventual extinction sovereign states singular importance urgency climate_change region given added prominence today pacific forum leaders met secretary-general ban ki-moon chair president republic marshall islands presented secretary- general majuro declaration climate leadership effort climate
WSM 2013 163 163 pacific forum leaders met secretary-general ban ki-moon chair president republic marshall islands presented secretary- general majuro declaration climate leadership effort region likely first worst affected climate_change launch new wave determined leadership across globe aimed accelerating reduction phasing world’s greenhouse-gas pollution late root causes climate_change means addressing widely known pacific know already climate
WSM 2013 176 176 secretary- general majuro declaration climate leadership effort region likely first worst affected climate_change launch new wave determined leadership across globe aimed accelerating reduction phasing world’s greenhouse-gas pollution late root causes climate_change means addressing widely known pacific know already bitter harsh experience will many parts world consequences climate_change will become severe enough climate
WSM 2013 181 181 leadership effort region likely first worst affected climate_change launch new wave determined leadership across globe aimed accelerating reduction phasing world’s greenhouse-gas pollution late root causes climate_change means addressing widely known pacific know already bitter harsh experience will many parts world consequences climate_change will become severe enough done sadly evident us climate_change climate
WSM 2013 197 197 accelerating reduction phasing world’s greenhouse-gas pollution late root causes climate_change means addressing widely known pacific know already bitter harsh experience will many parts world consequences climate_change will become severe enough done sadly evident us climate_change negotiations continued triumph vested interests preventing delaying action taken diverse world different capacities capabilities least able climate
WSM 2013 206 206 climate_change means addressing widely known pacific know already bitter harsh experience will many parts world consequences climate_change will become severe enough done sadly evident us climate_change negotiations continued triumph vested interests preventing delaying action taken diverse world different capacities capabilities least able mitigate adapt impacts climate_change look member states leadership roles climate
WSM 2013 226 226 enough done sadly evident us climate_change negotiations continued triumph vested interests preventing delaying action taken diverse world different capacities capabilities least able mitigate adapt impacts climate_change look member states leadership roles rise challenge lead example ensure post-2020 climate_change convention currently negotiated will effectively address mounting fears countries like mine catastrophic effects climate
WSM 2013 238 238 delaying action taken diverse world different capacities capabilities least able mitigate adapt impacts climate_change look member states leadership roles rise challenge lead example ensure post-2020 climate_change convention currently negotiated will effectively address mounting fears countries like mine catastrophic effects climate_change tackled collectively determination world leaders responsibility fashioning new agreement will reassure climate
WSM 2013 252 252 look member states leadership roles rise challenge lead example ensure post-2020 climate_change convention currently negotiated will effectively address mounting fears countries like mine catastrophic effects climate_change tackled collectively determination world leaders responsibility fashioning new agreement will reassure low-lying islands interests priorities heart let us rise occasion part solution june historic event climate
WSM 2013 955 955 group’s challenges legacy conference advancing sids development agenda samoa conference strategically provides window sids group agree priorities consolidate positions ahead secretary-general ban ki-moon’s leaders summit climate_change post-2015 united nations development agenda now discussion negotiations successor climate-change treaty post- progress let conclude conveying gratitude partners developed developing big small governments non-governmental organizations climate
AND 2014 662 662 educational system will never affect educational system undermine education best passport opportunity future better need multilateral action clear matter education also perhaps even intensely fight global_warming can unilaterally will accomplish much global commitment fight climate_change can see clearly unilateral actions limited reach andorrans aware given primary economic sector winter mountain tourism climate
AND 2014 671 671 best passport opportunity future better need multilateral action clear matter education also perhaps even intensely fight global_warming can unilaterally will accomplish much global commitment fight climate_change can see clearly unilateral actions limited reach andorrans aware given primary economic sector winter mountain tourism tourism threatened global_warming pyrenees heating c decade precipitation dropped climate
AND 2014 690 690 will accomplish much global commitment fight climate_change can see clearly unilateral actions limited reach andorrans aware given primary economic sector winter mountain tourism tourism threatened global_warming pyrenees heating c decade precipitation dropped litres per square metre year clear programme local action required working together population education awareness policies reduce impact environment climate
AND 2014 722 722 litres per square metre year clear programme local action required working together population education awareness policies reduce impact environment preparing studies seek ways mitigate effects climate_change also seek alternative complementary systems years ahead will deploy great efforts bring alternative energy sources enough many actions implemented governments countries represented enough national domestic climate
AND 2014 752 752 systems years ahead will deploy great efforts bring alternative energy sources enough many actions implemented governments countries represented enough national domestic environmental policies important limit carbon_dioxide emissions must global commitment without effective implementation commitment fight climate_change will bear hoped-for fruits year prepare paris conference year mobilize efforts also time international community climate
AND 2014 762 762 sources enough many actions implemented governments countries represented enough national domestic environmental policies important limit carbon_dioxide emissions must global commitment without effective implementation commitment fight climate_change will bear hoped-for fruits year prepare paris conference year mobilize efforts also time international community mobilize fight ebola virus seriously affects sierra leone liberia guinea climate
AND 2014 1092 1092 must collective resolve joint action history accustomed andorrans affected geostrategic decisions bigger countries suffering indirectly effects instability occurring beyond borders know great causes humanity fight climate_change individual actions will much influence accompanied collective action say building global economy equitable transparent always said reality andorra also reality great questions address solutions hinge climate
ARE 2014 1415 1415 partners agents preventing war resolving conflict keeping mind women play key role countering violence promoting peace security throughout world must continue devote special attention issue climate_change recent international reports indicate effects climate_change become major challenge development still time left mitigate impact international cooperation context welcome outcome recent climate summit held days climate
ARE 2014 1421 1421 keeping mind women play key role countering violence promoting peace security throughout world must continue devote special attention issue climate_change recent international reports indicate effects climate_change become major challenge development still time left mitigate impact international cooperation context welcome outcome recent climate summit held days ago united nations grateful secretary-general ban climate
ARE 2014 1479 1479 general debate general assembly thank participating parties also urge parties abide agreements reached stress developed countries must take lead respect efforts united arab emirates field renewable_energy seen various parts world host international renewable_energy agency abu dhabi make available million form grants low-interest loans renewable_energy projects developing countries also extensive varied international climate
ARE 2014 1486 1486 also urge parties abide agreements reached stress developed countries must take lead respect efforts united arab emirates field renewable_energy seen various parts world host international renewable_energy agency abu dhabi make available million form grants low-interest loans renewable_energy projects developing countries also extensive varied international commercial investments totalling billions dollars renewable-energy sector climate
ARE 2014 1497 1497 lead respect efforts united arab emirates field renewable_energy seen various parts world host international renewable_energy agency abu dhabi make available million form grants low-interest loans renewable_energy projects developing countries also extensive varied international commercial investments totalling billions dollars renewable-energy sector initiatives investments grants contribute addressing climate_change impact throughout world conclusion like climate
ARE 2014 1517 1517 million form grants low-interest loans renewable_energy projects developing countries also extensive varied international commercial investments totalling billions dollars renewable-energy sector initiatives investments grants contribute addressing climate_change impact throughout world conclusion like underscore united arab emirates will continue make every effort achieve aspiration contribute secure stable world people can live dignity peace climate
ATG 2014 407 407 perform noble action settling small state manner consistent harm done economy country denied income continued earn contributed significantly welfare people capacity economy cope grave effects climate_change financial crisis became casualty stress country took united states wto’s dispute settlement body act hostility neighbour enjoyed long friendly relationship duty care people small state climate
ATG 2014 1314 1314 empowerment women president general assembly opened assembly’s sixty-ninth session remarked say living tumultuous times seem understatement pv p noted entire world facing challenges poverty hunger climate_change rising sea levels persistent unemployment armed conflicts ebola virus epidemic called global body tackle challenges dedication single-mindedness purpose compromise sense resolve resilience ibid right crises climate
ATG 2014 1345 1345 armed conflicts ebola virus epidemic called global body tackle challenges dedication single-mindedness purpose compromise sense resolve resilience ibid right crises staring human civilization face including climate_change ebola virus threat posed islamic state result face future challenges can dealt joint international action united nations parliament parliaments place joint action decided implemented need climate
AUS 2014 582 582 years create millions jobs generate trillions wealth right around world likewise post-2015 development agenda also focus economic growth growth makes every social goal even tackling climate_change easier accomplish people know next meal coming talk economic growth can seem ignorant indulgent economic growth really just economists shorthand jobs higher pay new industries climate
BEN 2014 124 124 firm support initiatives aimed easing tensions settling conflict situations order pave way building world just based equality justice respect human rights solidarity among peoples curb climate_change theme current session delivering implementing transformative post-2015 development agenda prime importance least developed countries ldcs group benin serves chair september clearly describes major work done climate
BFA 2014 126 126 holding last week’s climate summit new york aimed persuading heads state government representatives local authorities private sector civil society urgent compelling need declare contributions fight climate_change firm concrete terms burkina faso also reiterates commendation joint visit sahel secretary-general chairperson african union commission president world bank president african development bank european commissioner climate
BFA 2014 1006 1006 strong commitment achievement millennium development goals therefore deep interest development process way sustainable development goals post-2015 development agenda urge special attention given vital sectors agriculture renewable_energy industrialization infrastructure burkina faso reaffirms commitment ideals united nations based principles peaceful coexistence dialogue peaceful settlement disputes conviction welcome strongly encourage rapprochement views people’s republic climate
BGD 2014 1157 1157 logical migration development issues find well-deserved space across emerging post- framework pleasure announce bangladesh will chair ninth global forum migration development challenge complex widespread formidable climate_change particular countries recent asian development bank report estimated mean economic cost climate_change adaptation bangladesh per cent gdp earlier emphasized assembly increase c temperature estimated lead climate
BGD 2014 1169 1169 announce bangladesh will chair ninth global forum migration development challenge complex widespread formidable climate_change particular countries recent asian development bank report estimated mean economic cost climate_change adaptation bangladesh per cent gdp earlier emphasized assembly increase c temperature estimated lead 1-metre rise sea level thereby submerging fifth territory bangladesh compel million people climate
BGD 2014 1180 1180 widespread formidable climate_change particular countries recent asian development bank report estimated mean economic cost climate_change adaptation bangladesh per cent gdp earlier emphasized assembly increase c temperature estimated lead 1-metre rise sea level thereby submerging fifth territory bangladesh compel million people move elsewhere climate migrants bangladesh climate_change matter bare survival addressing climate_change climate
BGD 2014 1200 1200 earlier emphasized assembly increase c temperature estimated lead 1-metre rise sea level thereby submerging fifth territory bangladesh compel million people move elsewhere climate migrants bangladesh climate_change matter bare survival addressing climate_change adaptation remains particularly key us crucial need adequate predictable additional climate financing access locally adaptable technologies support capacity- institution-building reiterate climate
BGD 2014 1205 1205 temperature estimated lead 1-metre rise sea level thereby submerging fifth territory bangladesh compel million people move elsewhere climate migrants bangladesh climate_change matter bare survival addressing climate_change adaptation remains particularly key us crucial need adequate predictable additional climate financing access locally adaptable technologies support capacity- institution-building reiterate united nations leadership particular role climate
BGD 2014 1235 1235 us crucial need adequate predictable additional climate financing access locally adaptable technologies support capacity- institution-building reiterate united nations leadership particular role united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc importance processes integration unfccc disaster- risk reduction sustainable development goals world also needs recognize untapped potential ocean-based blue economy coastal small island developing states climate
BGR 2014 69 69 news part daily life nature reminded us today political statements alone sufficient sake children planet time act wise man said inherit earth fathers borrowed children climate_change needs urgently addressed like thank secretary-general ban ki-moon organized climate summit bulgaria will actively support completion negotiations new universal legally binding climate agreement bulgaria contributed climate
BHR 2014 118 118 organization creating environment conducive seeking appropriate solutions problems challenges face inaugural statement secretary-general opening general debate see pv shed light number challenges facing us including climate_change spread diseases particularly ebola epidemic west africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues related health education climate
BHR 2014 167 167 health education food security country supports secretary-general’s urgent call conclude global climate agreement forthcoming lima paris conferences stresses importance green climate fund designed mitigate effects climate_change matter particular pride mention vigorous efforts undertaken kingdom bahrain resulting successes countering numerous challenges instability currently facing region classified united nations development programme undp human climate
BHS 2014 87 87 many world’s problems yes said constituent water pump village fixed reminder really work body villager needs pump home fixed session prime minister gave comprehensive statement climate_change need developed countries honour financial commitments regard addition deposited instrument ratification arms trade treaty att helped bring number countries caused treaty enter force furthermore margins climate
BHS 2014 134 134 enter force furthermore margins session signed memorandum understanding international organization migration higher priorities bahamas matters environment fighting crime containing illegal immigration go root existence resolve climate_change issues will bahamas solving crime problem bahamas key domestic peace economic survivability bahamian doubts control illegal immigration central survivability country central national identity central national climate
BHS 2014 237 237 environmental policy national environmental management action plan bahamas bahamas national wetland policy bahamas protected areas fund forestry amendment act believe policies programmes will help issue climate_change also believe united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change believe completed dispatch bahamas committed small island developing states processes climate
BHS 2014 244 244 bahamas bahamas national wetland policy bahamas protected areas fund forestry amendment act believe policies programmes will help issue climate_change also believe united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change believe completed dispatch bahamas committed small island developing states processes united nations bahamas welcomes convening world conference climate
BHS 2014 252 252 fund forestry amendment act believe policies programmes will help issue climate_change also believe united nations framework convention climate_change primary international intergovernmental forum negotiating global response climate_change believe completed dispatch bahamas committed small island developing states processes united nations bahamas welcomes convening world conference disaster risk reduction next year japan bahamas appalled climate
BLR 2014 564 564 progress strengthening various forms equality gender race ethnic equality seeing stubborn rise economic inequality international community must whatever takes reverse trend otherwise will eradicate poverty climate_change another major challenge inextricably linked issues energy consumption food security water resources need fully reflect complex issue future agenda sure many sectors must also represented climate
BLZ 2014 317 317 enemies spoke rostrum essence voluntarily reaffirmed conviction respective countries collective action united nations offers world true hope dealing successfully myriad problems currently afflicting mankind whether climate_change dreaded ebola virus religious fanaticism persistent poverty underdevelopment maladies belize regards climate_change pernicious global consensus seems finally reached causes well cure apocalyptic phenomenon political will climate
BLZ 2014 329 329 nations offers world true hope dealing successfully myriad problems currently afflicting mankind whether climate_change dreaded ebola virus religious fanaticism persistent poverty underdevelopment maladies belize regards climate_change pernicious global consensus seems finally reached causes well cure apocalyptic phenomenon political will major emitters take immediate concerted decisive action combat still absent indeed just climate
BLZ 2014 377 377 absent indeed just international community grievously dilatory taking prompt collective action prevent genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threats epidemics pandemics terrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme climate
BLZ 2014 391 391 rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threats epidemics pandemics terrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge conflagrations forests intense rainfall floods hurricanes melting snowcaps warming seas sea-level rises climate
BLZ 2014 453 453 country belize already experiencing coral bleaching coastal erosion flooding forecast next year entire country will visited severe drought cost mitigating damage already done country adapting climate_change prohibitive time large competing emitters put aside mutual suspicion commit capping global_warming c preindustrial levels country appreciates pledges already made green climate fund amount money climate
BLZ 2014 465 465 entire country will visited severe drought cost mitigating damage already done country adapting climate_change prohibitive time large competing emitters put aside mutual suspicion commit capping global_warming c preindustrial levels country appreciates pledges already made green climate fund amount money needed address global_warming exponentially larger however remain optimistic robust climate_change agreement will climate
BLZ 2014 481 481 large competing emitters put aside mutual suspicion commit capping global_warming c preindustrial levels country appreciates pledges already made green climate fund amount money needed address global_warming exponentially larger however remain optimistic robust climate_change agreement will signed paris development security needs nations large small era globalization hastened imperative regional integration indeed today climate
BLZ 2014 488 488 commit capping global_warming c preindustrial levels country appreciates pledges already made green climate fund amount money needed address global_warming exponentially larger however remain optimistic robust climate_change agreement will signed paris development security needs nations large small era globalization hastened imperative regional integration indeed today virtually impossible nation function successfully sphere activity climate
BLZ 2014 998 998 property owners thanks ongoing programme successive governments make land available minimal costs government also aggressively promoting foreign direct investment successfully attracted investment petroleum extraction agribusiness renewable_energy tourism business processes outsourcing independence day september belize inherited educational system designed educate citizens needs remote colonial outpost industrial age primary economic activity export timber climate
BOL 2014 310 310 regions demand water exceeds availability reality will worsen years pass demand water will increased per cent four billion people will suffer critical scarcity water context climate_change bolivia accordance human right water constitution thanks national programme known water already reached millennium goals three years ahead schedule declaring human right water means privatized climate
BRA 2014 876 876 demand just inclusive sustainable growth grown ever stronger union south american nations common market south community latin american caribbean states integration efforts made tremendous headway climate_change one greatest challenges times overcome challenge need sense urgency political courage keen understanding actors contribute according principles equity common differentiated responsibilities recent climate summit convened climate
BRA 2014 913 913 keen understanding actors contribute according principles equity common differentiated responsibilities recent climate summit convened timely manner secretary- general invigorated negotiations level united nations framework convention climate_change brazilian government will strive ensure outcome negotiations will lead balanced fair effective agreement brazil part face challenge climate_change copenhagen conference committed voluntary reduction per cent climate
BRA 2014 931 931 invigorated negotiations level united nations framework convention climate_change brazilian government will strive ensure outcome negotiations will lead balanced fair effective agreement brazil part face challenge climate_change copenhagen conference committed voluntary reduction per cent projected emissions avoided releasing atmosphere average million tons carbon_dioxide every year throughout years achieved lowest deforestation rates history climate
BRA 2014 947 947 lead balanced fair effective agreement brazil part face challenge climate_change copenhagen conference committed voluntary reduction per cent projected emissions avoided releasing atmosphere average million tons carbon_dioxide every year throughout years achieved lowest deforestation rates history past decade reduced deforestation per cent without giving agenda economic development social inclusion therefore shown possible climate
BRB 2014 561 561 strategies barbados continues partner united nations environment programme recently united nations industrial development organization promote transition resource-efficient green economy taken action enact series incentives support renewable_energy energy efficiency efforts transition green economy will undone international community take immediate urgent action address climate_change recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change underscore yet vulnerability sids climate
BRB 2014 577 577 resource-efficient green economy taken action enact series incentives support renewable_energy energy efficiency efforts transition green economy will undone international community take immediate urgent action address climate_change recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change underscore yet vulnerability sids particularly effects climate_change sea-level rise ocean acidification extreme_weather events together represent existential threat sids therefore urge climate
BRB 2014 582 582 enact series incentives support renewable_energy energy efficiency efforts transition green economy will undone international community take immediate urgent action address climate_change recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change underscore yet vulnerability sids particularly effects climate_change sea-level rise ocean acidification extreme_weather events together represent existential threat sids therefore urge major carbon emitters take necessary climate
BRB 2014 589 589 efforts transition green economy will undone international community take immediate urgent action address climate_change recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change underscore yet vulnerability sids particularly effects climate_change sea-level rise ocean acidification extreme_weather events together represent existential threat sids therefore urge major carbon emitters take necessary actions barbados welcomed holding secretary- general’s climate climate
BRB 2014 594 594 undone international community take immediate urgent action address climate_change recent findings intergovernmental panel climate_change underscore yet vulnerability sids particularly effects climate_change sea-level rise ocean acidification extreme_weather events together represent existential threat sids therefore urge major carbon emitters take necessary actions barbados welcomed holding secretary- general’s climate summit united nations headquarters september climate
BRB 2014 636 636 holding secretary- general’s climate summit united nations headquarters september hope momentum summit will inject urgency proceedings upcoming twentieth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held lima december also hope beyond cop will ultimately galvanize political will conclude negotiation ambitious legally binding international climate agreement paris sids impact internationally climate
BRN 2014 282 282 welfare people ensuring high quality life also pleased unanimous agreement importance protecting environment regard greatly value convening united nations climate summit galvanize support addressing impact climate_change ensuring dynamic sustainable post- development agenda however full realization noble expressions near future decades come faces many obstacles international regional situation continues threatened instability injustices climate
BRN 2014 387 387 peacekeeping specifically united nations interim force lebanon international peace monitoring missions work southern philippines remain committed endeavours overall outlook complicated challenges global nature ranging impact climate_change extremism terrorism serious repercussions pandemic diseases brunei darussalam stands united international community combating terrorism forms rejecting extremism support regional international efforts counter terrorism will continue climate
BTN 2014 85 85 many reasons hopeful however continue confronted grave challenges include festering wounds age-old conflicts threaten spin control new tensions resurgence violent extremism irrefutable evidence menace posed climate_change life planet unconscionable inequities injustices contribute fact millions deprived basic needs food shelter compelling issues remind us yet heed tragic lessons past far realizing world climate
BWA 2014 134 134 new global development agenda succeed millennium development goals mdgs shall tirelessly work president international community define post-2015 development agenda priorities president laid session assembly issues climate_change poverty eradication empowerment women gender equality rule law international peace security among critical central success sustainability global development agenda draw curtain millennium development goals important climate
BWA 2014 438 438 constructive engagement deliberations delegation will actively participate deliberations key development priorities outlined secretary-general particular elaboration post-2015 development agenda however issues major strategic importance botswana include climate_change landlocked developing countries middle-income countries countries special situations issues peace security advancement human rights climate_change botswana knows well devastating effects phenomenon continues cause extreme temperatures climate
BWA 2014 453 453 post-2015 development agenda however issues major strategic importance botswana include climate_change landlocked developing countries middle-income countries countries special situations issues peace security advancement human rights climate_change botswana knows well devastating effects phenomenon continues cause extreme temperatures changes patterns rainfall land degradation desertification persistent droughts regard believe addressing problems primary consideration current climate
BWA 2014 494 494 desertification persistent droughts regard believe addressing problems primary consideration current deliberations post- sustainable development agenda therefore look forward twentieth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima year supposed lay foundation legally binding agreement adoption next conference parties paris commend secretary-general initiative convening recently concluded climate_change summit successfully injected much-needed climate
BWA 2014 515 515 united nations framework convention climate_change held lima year supposed lay foundation legally binding agreement adoption next conference parties paris commend secretary-general initiative convening recently concluded climate_change summit successfully injected much-needed political momentum process move towards middle-income landlocked developing country particular vulnerabilities also strongly hope comprehensive account issues post-2015 development agenda welcome climate
CAF 2014 988 988 mine call international solidarity ensure substantial assistance granted order ease burden associated economic vulnerability facilitate implementation almaty programme action commend efforts undertaken international community stem climate_change negative impact world strongly encourage countries ratify doha amendment kyoto protocol incorporate principles united nations framework convention climate_change new agreement adopted paris central african republic climate
CAF 2014 1006 1006 action commend efforts undertaken international community stem climate_change negative impact world strongly encourage countries ratify doha amendment kyoto protocol incorporate principles united nations framework convention climate_change new agreement adopted paris central african republic attempts favour partition threats territorial integrity nations supports position kingdom morocco sahara issue accordance security council resolutions conclude climate
CAN 2014 158 158 parts africa canada’s positions issues well known will continue contribute extent able assisting friends allies international community deal grave challenges extreme situations confronted problems pandemics climate_change course problems underdevelopment remain spoke french feel strongly effort ever vain offers peoples alternative conflict possibility better life families spoke english canadians therefore seek world climate
CHL 2014 49 49 see around us symptoms crises may localized devastating humanitarian consequences challenges include regional wars ethnic religious tensions humanitarian crises trampling human rights break-up several states climate_change deepening inequality cross-border terrorism spread terrible pandemics ebola require firm urgent response part international community instability along lack social cohesion poses threat peace security human climate
CHL 2014 692 692 economy promote sustainable development create decent jobs basic prerequisite achieving lasting reduction inequality enhancing opportunities ultimately want broaden scope rights bring line enhanced capability country climate_change exacerbates inequalities intensifies threats collective duty act chile convinced latin america big contribution make debate climate_change aggravates inequalities greatest impact vulnerable chile marginal effect problem climate
CHL 2014 708 708 want broaden scope rights bring line enhanced capability country climate_change exacerbates inequalities intensifies threats collective duty act chile convinced latin america big contribution make debate climate_change aggravates inequalities greatest impact vulnerable chile marginal effect problem since accounts per cent carbon_emissions undoubtedly suffers consequences climate_change many others therefore want part solution since climate
CHL 2014 722 722 collective duty act chile convinced latin america big contribution make debate climate_change aggravates inequalities greatest impact vulnerable chile marginal effect problem since accounts per cent carbon_emissions undoubtedly suffers consequences climate_change many others therefore want part solution since understand entails global commitment differentiated actions binding obligations voluntarily made commitment reduce emissions per climate
CHL 2014 726 726 convinced latin america big contribution make debate climate_change aggravates inequalities greatest impact vulnerable chile marginal effect problem since accounts per cent carbon_emissions undoubtedly suffers consequences climate_change many others therefore want part solution since understand entails global commitment differentiated actions binding obligations voluntarily made commitment reduce emissions per cent several latin american climate
CHN 2014 1063 1063 development still task long term international community dealing formidable challenges reducing poverty eradicating hunger improving education health women children also facing new challenges form environment climate_change energy resource security next year deadline meeting mdgs post-2015 development agenda will take historic mission building past progress also breaking new ground international community formulate climate
CHN 2014 1142 1142 social equity justice thirdly ensure implementation things based principles diversity development models shared differentiated responsibilities agenda aim enhance global partnerships development improve implementation tools mechanisms climate_change challenge humankind facing mr zhang gaoli vice premier state council led chinese delegation year’s climate summit united nations special envoy china’s president congratulate united nations climate
CHN 2014 1181 1181 year’s climate summit united nations special envoy china’s president congratulate united nations summit’s success hope political momentum generated will translate effective actions improving international cooperation climate_change parties work conclude negotiations new post-2020 climate-change regime scheduled end accordance principles shared differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities aim creating fairer equitable effective arrangements international climate
CHN 2014 1208 1208 work conclude negotiations new post-2020 climate-change regime scheduled end accordance principles shared differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities aim creating fairer equitable effective arrangements international cooperation climate_change ebola epidemic raging african countries sounded alarm global health security good brother partner africa shares good bad china will continue stand firmly african people support climate
CIV 2014 350 350 gross national product per cent average past years africa offers unique opportunities areas infrastructure energy agriculture employment capability ensuring food security continent health sector combating climate_change also active africa entering era progress development will depend security environment indeed unprecedented spread terrorism horn africa sahelo-saharan area explosion maritime piracy various types criminal climate
CIV 2014 656 656 account three dimensions sustainable development economic social environmental dimensions sustainable development inclusive want people respect recall need focus developing methods cleaner production reversing current trend global_warming light pronouncements made climate summit held september new york final effort will certainly needed reach ambitious climate agreement paris summit like now turn situation côte climate
COG 2014 89 89 humankind lives fear tensions conflicts exist virtually everywhere terrorism become bogeyman states old new epidemics plague societies especially poorest among persistent disparities among within states climate_change threatens planet challenges arouse feeling great apprehension throughout world turn make us put faith united nations instrument available world search solutions many problems universal quest climate
COG 2014 346 346 international community assisting african countries affected ebola epidemic eradicate terrible scourge regard welcome establishment united nations mission ebola emergency response secretary-general like briefly address issue climate_change everyone knows remains major threat planet republic congo fully shares common african position supports conclusions elysée summit peace security africa december climate summit held new climate
COG 2014 419 419 establishment technology transfer innovative financing mechanisms ensuring maximum benefit real implementation green climate fund well promotion substantive programme counter climate imbalance maximize opportunities provided combating climate_change illicit logging illegal trade fauna flora another serious threat environment biodiversity response international environmental crime biodiversity first half country will host brazzaville auspices african union climate
COM 2014 622 622 new sustainable development goals also call strengthened strategic partnerships development establishment equitable regime international trade promotion domestic foreign direct investment lastly greater mobilization commitment combating climate_change also vital implement promptly recommendations various climate summits especially samoa conference climate summit held new york september many indicators past years rate economic growth various climate
CPV 2014 126 126 international community convening success achieved third united nations conference small island developing states held samoa also congratulate secretary-general initiative convening united nations climate summit issue climate_change particular importance island states due specific vulnerabilities us finding solutions adverse effects climate_change just option matter survival territorial integrity making essential mobilize political will international climate
CPV 2014 139 139 held samoa also congratulate secretary-general initiative convening united nations climate summit issue climate_change particular importance island states due specific vulnerabilities us finding solutions adverse effects climate_change just option matter survival territorial integrity making essential mobilize political will international cooperation respect issue strategies recently agreed upon samoa point paths modalities action effective climate
CPV 2014 175 175 will international cooperation respect issue strategies recently agreed upon samoa point paths modalities action effective implementation will increase states resilience make better equipped deal consequences climate_change cabo verde pleased adoption urgent measures face climate_change one sustainable development goals achievement goal requires development strategies policies will help create resilient planet earth strengthen climate
CPV 2014 183 183 upon samoa point paths modalities action effective implementation will increase states resilience make better equipped deal consequences climate_change cabo verde pleased adoption urgent measures face climate_change one sustainable development goals achievement goal requires development strategies policies will help create resilient planet earth strengthen means implementation data recently released fifth assessment report climate
CPV 2014 211 211 development goals achievement goal requires development strategies policies will help create resilient planet earth strengthen means implementation data recently released fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change focus attention alarming scenarios resulting persistent increase global_warming will put vulnerable countries situations may threaten development noted addition consequences will increase tropical cyclones drought desertification climate
CPV 2014 219 219 will help create resilient planet earth strengthen means implementation data recently released fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change focus attention alarming scenarios resulting persistent increase global_warming will put vulnerable countries situations may threaten development noted addition consequences will increase tropical cyclones drought desertification rising sea levels ocean acidification loss biodiversity weak climate
CPV 2014 277 277 important ensure negotiations will take place next december lima translate significant progress respect content new agreement signed paris december raising awareness regarding need reduce levels global_warming foster low-carbon economies must also taken consideration support reducing global_warming c economically feasible basic requirement sustainable global development also hope work towards conversion interests foundational climate
CPV 2014 287 287 significant progress respect content new agreement signed paris december raising awareness regarding need reduce levels global_warming foster low-carbon economies must also taken consideration support reducing global_warming c economically feasible basic requirement sustainable global development also hope work towards conversion interests foundational principle common differentiated responsibility will respected compensation mechanism effective full climate
CPV 2014 325 325 conversion interests foundational principle common differentiated responsibility will respected compensation mechanism effective full implementation warsaw international mechanism loss damage considered convinced nothing done consequences resulting climate_change will affect us will pay inaction secretary-general united nations likes say boat international cooperation respect climate_change areas key order effective must consistent pragmatic national systems climate
CPV 2014 341 341 mechanism loss damage considered convinced nothing done consequences resulting climate_change will affect us will pay inaction secretary-general united nations likes say boat international cooperation respect climate_change areas key order effective must consistent pragmatic national systems international structures alike development financing countries must based criteria reflecting real needs vulnerabilities hope clear directives climate
CRI 2014 1108 1108 will significantly enrich final agreement facing serious threat history survival species actions taken confront must timid contrary every public policy national international alike must take climate_change account determining factor costa rica celebrates vision secretary- general convening climate summit opening session now time demonstrate political commitment achieving legally binding instrument climate_change addition climate
CRI 2014 1132 1132 take climate_change account determining factor costa rica celebrates vision secretary- general convening climate summit opening session now time demonstrate political commitment achieving legally binding instrument climate_change addition demand robust action part countries contribute global_warming production consumption methods must completely revised impact planet’s impoverished people ones affected climate_change undeniable humankind survive must climate
CRI 2014 1140 1140 vision secretary- general convening climate summit opening session now time demonstrate political commitment achieving legally binding instrument climate_change addition demand robust action part countries contribute global_warming production consumption methods must completely revised impact planet’s impoverished people ones affected climate_change undeniable humankind survive must reverse current trend three years ago countries came climate
CRI 2014 1153 1153 achieving legally binding instrument climate_change addition demand robust action part countries contribute global_warming production consumption methods must completely revised impact planet’s impoverished people ones affected climate_change undeniable humankind survive must reverse current trend three years ago countries came together establish community latin american caribbean states celac agenda underpinned full respect purposes climate
CRI 2014 1350 1350 strengthening social state based rule law well institutions economies towards conflict prevention resolution international controversies peaceful means towards renewed role security council towards end reversal climate_change towards sustainable development one person world excluded come tell assembly silence option us must raise voices confronted actions situations go universal principles enshrined charter united climate
CYP 2014 463 463 among others human trafficking proliferation weapons mass destruction global poverty hunger distress intensify migration flows create demographic changes spread epidemic recent example ebola moreover effects climate_change eventually distant future turn irreversible catastrophic cyprus lies crossroads europe north africa near middle east volatile region conflicts take place however take pride member state climate
CZE 2014 815 815 yet socially environmentally sustainable future hope able take part effort membership economic social council candidates membership starting also actively involved eu united nations framework convention climate_change ready support proposals solutions considered effective reach new global climate agreement hopefully concluded paris began recalling first world war continued enumerating three major challenges global climate
DEU 2014 615 615 able pursue paths one hand must steadfastly continue work towards political solutions ukraine middle east syria time must tackle huge tasks twenty-first century referring fight climate_change germany contributing billion dollars green climate fund will support closest partner france road successful paris climate summit universal legally binding climate convention urgently need also climate
DMA 2014 249 249 signatories treaty partners denmark japan united nations development programme world bank united nations industrial development organization clinton foundation secretariat pacific regional environmental programme caribbean community climate_change centre sids dock secretariat volunteers making historic event possible unfortunately millennium development goals mdgs post-2015 agenda progressed pace us sids group liked almost years since climate
DMA 2014 425 425 united nations family subject sustainable use natural resources efforts protect ensure environmental sustainability rid country reliance fossil fuels generating electricity government dominica invested continues invest renewable_energy today per cent island’s electricity needs met clean hydropower additionally however government pursuing development country’s geothermal resources date government invested million geothermal development first production climate
DMA 2014 636 636 myriad challenges calls collective global action protect gains small island states like dominica able achieve past two decades lay path development sustainable people-focused additionally impact climate_change remains existential threat people throughout world call small island states homes location level development vulnerability islands make susceptible impact climate_change often refer climate_change effects phenomenon climate
DMA 2014 656 656 development sustainable people-focused additionally impact climate_change remains existential threat people throughout world call small island states homes location level development vulnerability islands make susceptible impact climate_change often refer climate_change effects phenomenon impact global community future date unfortunate reality sids already suffering impact climate_change increasing severity storms hurricanes becoming prevalent every strike climate
DMA 2014 659 659 additionally impact climate_change remains existential threat people throughout world call small island states homes location level development vulnerability islands make susceptible impact climate_change often refer climate_change effects phenomenon impact global community future date unfortunate reality sids already suffering impact climate_change increasing severity storms hurricanes becoming prevalent every strike extreme_weather claims lives climate
DMA 2014 673 673 location level development vulnerability islands make susceptible impact climate_change often refer climate_change effects phenomenon impact global community future date unfortunate reality sids already suffering impact climate_change increasing severity storms hurricanes becoming prevalent every strike extreme_weather claims lives threatens development efforts according publication united states national oceanic atmospheric administration caribbean second-greatest risk climate
DMA 2014 682 682 often refer climate_change effects phenomenon impact global community future date unfortunate reality sids already suffering impact climate_change increasing severity storms hurricanes becoming prevalent every strike extreme_weather claims lives threatens development efforts according publication united states national oceanic atmospheric administration caribbean second-greatest risk hurricanes world report also highlights increased frequency tropical cyclones climate
DMA 2014 728 728 highlights increased frequency tropical cyclones region islands caribbean also prone earthquakes volcanic eruptions droughts torrential rains accompanying landslides flash flooding caribbean therefore receiving end impact climate_change decades case point impact hurricane ivan category-3 system devastated island grenada september hurricane ivan exposed vulnerability inherent sids twenty- eight lives lost people left without climate
DMA 2014 914 914 daily lives people significantly retard efforts bring social economic development therefore call states members united nations take immediate actions approve legally binding agreement reduce impact climate_change climate_change agenda must integral part post-2015 agenda creation wealth generation economic growth essential eradication poverty improvement quality life people however economic growth development inclusive sustainable climate
DMA 2014 915 915 lives people significantly retard efforts bring social economic development therefore call states members united nations take immediate actions approve legally binding agreement reduce impact climate_change climate_change agenda must integral part post-2015 agenda creation wealth generation economic growth essential eradication poverty improvement quality life people however economic growth development inclusive sustainable creation climate
DMA 2014 1022 1022 aspirations policies include limited change criteria graduation sids preferential access multilateral concessionary financing new criteria must take account inherent vulnerabilities sids need building resilience impact climate_change vagaries global financial economic trading systems therefore measure inhibits state member united nations family becoming fully integrated global financial trading system removed vein economic embargo climate
DMA 2014 1356 1356 fulfil mandate assist conflict resolution combat greatest threats facing world today namely armed conflict terrorism create peaceful international community conclusion wish reiterate general assembly impact climate_change major threat development efforts existence small island developing states incidence severe weather conditions including coastal erosion sea-level rise continues impact island states worst ways possible climate
DMA 2014 1398 1398 sea-level rise continues impact island states worst ways possible ability survive depends individual collective actions taken sids also actions rest international community legally binding outcome climate_change negotiations critical component series actions taken member states buttressed post-2015 agenda includes poverty eradication increased access education training health care potable water sanitation promotes sustainable climate
DNK 2014 59 59 leaving million people need urgent humanitarian assistance persecution people religious political beliefs gender sexual orientation disrespect national borders challenging basic principles rules-based international order built climate_change causing great risks human health global food security economic development natural resources much prosperity depends world billion people increasing demand key resources unsustainable pattern consumption climate
DNK 2014 166 166 shared responsibility see three challenges united nations act act now urgency key first need stronger international cooperation action peace security secondly reach ambitious international agreement climate_change next year paris thirdly agree post-2015 agenda sustainable development three challenges first international peace security past year seen rise violent intensifying conflict fuelled extremism particular climate
DNK 2014 655 655 initiative universal ratification implementation convention made significant progress also need protect men women parts world torture ill-treatment second point need advance collective answer challenges posed climate_change earlier year privilege together premier greenland hosting visit secretary-general greenland travelled together dog sleigh receding ice heard stories told local population changes affecting local livelihoods climate
DNK 2014 681 681 earlier year privilege together premier greenland hosting visit secretary-general greenland travelled together dog sleigh receding ice heard stories told local population changes affecting local livelihoods climate_change painfully visible arctic beyond discussion let illusion climate_change will regional impacts changes will affect every one us planet ambitious action required us now one crucial climate
DNK 2014 689 689 secretary-general greenland travelled together dog sleigh receding ice heard stories told local population changes affecting local livelihoods climate_change painfully visible arctic beyond discussion let illusion climate_change will regional impacts changes will affect every one us planet ambitious action required us now one crucial step binding global agreement reduce carbon_dioxide emissions paris climate
DNK 2014 712 712 let illusion climate_change will regional impacts changes will affect every one us planet ambitious action required us now one crucial step binding global agreement reduce carbon_dioxide emissions paris next year since denmark dedicated million climate_action year alone will commit million governments alone need engage private sector partners commit action ensure adequate climate
DNK 2014 721 721 every one us planet ambitious action required us now one crucial step binding global agreement reduce carbon_dioxide emissions paris next year since denmark dedicated million climate_action year alone will commit million governments alone need engage private sector partners commit action ensure adequate climate finance foster innovation green solutions still might fear climate
DNK 2014 1018 1018 violence far many people children need united nations can help mediate prevent resolve armed conflicts promote universal respect human rights need united nations committed act climate_change need united nations can help deliver sustainable development provide effective assistance countries suffering ebola virus united nations can nothing without collective political will us member climate
ECU 2014 570 570 country balancing international relations means expanding political trade economic social networks alternative complementary view integration scheme country traditionally global level ecuador reiterates concern regard challenge global_warming change production energy model country promoting generation renewable_energy sources fewer greenhouse gas emissions atmosphere mass use induction cookers optimization use raw materials reducing waste much climate
ECU 2014 578 578 economic social networks alternative complementary view integration scheme country traditionally global level ecuador reiterates concern regard challenge global_warming change production energy model country promoting generation renewable_energy sources fewer greenhouse gas emissions atmosphere mass use induction cookers optimization use raw materials reducing waste much possible however ability developing countries meet goals post-2015 climate
ECU 2014 581 581 alternative complementary view integration scheme country traditionally global level ecuador reiterates concern regard challenge global_warming change production energy model country promoting generation renewable_energy sources fewer greenhouse gas emissions atmosphere mass use induction cookers optimization use raw materials reducing waste much possible however ability developing countries meet goals post-2015 development agenda directly climate
ECU 2014 650 650 human activity based principle common differentiated responsibilities country grateful secretary- general’s invitation climate summit held september pleased decisions developed countries made national plans mitigating adapting climate_change particularly announcement including france increasing capitalization green climate fund despite efforts fund will reach target billion end year developing world like see ambitious national plans climate
ERI 2014 375 375 efforts basis broad common strategy stem threats face build better equitable world time containing without let-up campaign restructure united nations eradicate poverty prevent conflicts address global_warming fight forms terrorism extremism eritrea’s perspective need overhaul united nations system informed shared experience majority nations also history international system dominant powers dealt eritrean people climate
ESP 2014 939 939 agenda establish sustainable development goals spain taken step forward creating first fund already functioning sustainable development goals large extent achieving sustainability involves fighting harmful effects climate_change climate summit held yesterday recent third international conference small island developing states held samoa whose organization spain contributed raised awareness even issue also enable us climate
EST 2014 27 27 since last honour address assembly world changed dramatically seen profound change global security situation see unprecedented threats peace security post-second world war europe world terrorism climate_change human rights violations spread ebola virus continue global challenges need concerted effort achieve peace stability europe middle east restore credibility international law circumstances can ever climate
EST 2014 864 864 international public health emergency despite efforts already made governments international organizations outbreak races ahead support efforts global ebola response coalition tasked contain stop spread virus climate_change already existential threat countries dramatic impact living conditions security small island developing states vulnerable act soon enough countries will threatened well must see problem globally climate
EST 2014 903 903 vulnerable act soon enough countries will threatened well must see problem globally just perspective short-term national economic interest risks conflict violence insecurity financial economic collapse climate_change lack resources natural disasters inextricably intertwined need addressed comprehensively new post- development agenda must truly universal sustainable development goals best addressed together progress fields will climate
ETH 2014 142 142 justice social responsibility agreed two years ago rio must galvanizes common effort said poverty eradication greatest global challenge facing world today indispensable requirement sustainable development global_warming indeed playing leading role terms mitigation scaling efforts renewable_energy promoting energy efficiency fair proper adequately recognized supported can doubt challenge posed climate_change requires leadership political climate
ETH 2014 151 151 galvanizes common effort said poverty eradication greatest global challenge facing world today indispensable requirement sustainable development global_warming indeed playing leading role terms mitigation scaling efforts renewable_energy promoting energy efficiency fair proper adequately recognized supported can doubt challenge posed climate_change requires leadership political commitment levels choice rise challenge taking concrete actions help climate
ETH 2014 164 164 requirement sustainable development global_warming indeed playing leading role terms mitigation scaling efforts renewable_energy promoting energy efficiency fair proper adequately recognized supported can doubt challenge posed climate_change requires leadership political commitment levels choice rise challenge taking concrete actions help reduce emissions demonstrating necessary political will achieve globally binding climate agreement paris failure climate
FIN 2014 353 353 syrian situation international criminal court icc icc must used national justice system able deliver conflicts unfolding time cooperation common efforts needed ever share global challenges climate_change ebola another serious threat help finland will double assistance critically important us planet address together want express gratitude secretary-general leadership addressing challenges intergovernmental negotiations post-2015 climate
FIN 2014 545 545 act determination must act now finland will support efforts restore peace prevent damage rule-based international system must also aim high addressing together broader global challenges climate_change sustainable development climate
FJI 2014 395 395 place pre-eminent pacific island nation true regional hub pacific beacon prosperity progress smaller neighbours intend play bigger role wider world voice collective concerns issues environment climate_change need create fairer trading system benefit people pacific developing countries begin new era national life want thank greater community nations stood us recent years made climate
FJI 2014 775 775 states need concerted effort strengthen regional institutions order confront enormous challenges face pacific namely population growth unsustainable use ocean’s natural resources rising sea levels caused climate_change climate_change threatens engulf pacific island states altogether already forcing evacuation coastal villages fiji repeat said forums history will judge world’s major carbon-emitters extremely harshly unless climate
FJI 2014 776 776 need concerted effort strengthen regional institutions order confront enormous challenges face pacific namely population growth unsustainable use ocean’s natural resources rising sea levels caused climate_change climate_change threatens engulf pacific island states altogether already forcing evacuation coastal villages fiji repeat said forums history will judge world’s major carbon-emitters extremely harshly unless take climate
FSM 2014 120 120 come united nations compelled dictates conscience stewards god’s creation earth bounties mother nature priceless bear obligation sustainably manage years ago small island countries brought issue climate_change attention united nations members criticized us focusing much climate_change sea-level rise issues influence every decision affect every aspect life islands across globe deadly impacts climate_change climate
FSM 2014 129 129 earth bounties mother nature priceless bear obligation sustainably manage years ago small island countries brought issue climate_change attention united nations members criticized us focusing much climate_change sea-level rise issues influence every decision affect every aspect life islands across globe deadly impacts climate_change environment stark realities others can afford speak future threats climate
FSM 2014 145 145 climate_change attention united nations members criticized us focusing much climate_change sea-level rise issues influence every decision affect every aspect life islands across globe deadly impacts climate_change environment stark realities others can afford speak future threats small island countries already facing impacts worse science predicted micronesia means little islands atolls rising feet climate
FSM 2014 179 179 threats small island countries already facing impacts worse science predicted micronesia means little islands atolls rising feet sea level according fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change human-caused climate_change leading sea-level rise frequent intense typhoons severe droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet climate
FSM 2014 181 181 island countries already facing impacts worse science predicted micronesia means little islands atolls rising feet sea level according fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change human-caused climate_change leading sea-level rise frequent intense typhoons severe droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt climate
FSM 2014 203 203 panel climate_change human-caused climate_change leading sea-level rise frequent intense typhoons severe droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water security health population health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive climate
FSM 2014 209 209 rise frequent intense typhoons severe droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water security health population health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates climate
FSM 2014 236 236 food water security health population health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase pre-industrial temperature requires immediate action stakeholders small island developing states sids must asked fight climate_change note support recently launched world bank initiative climate
FSM 2014 241 241 health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase pre-industrial temperature requires immediate action stakeholders small island developing states sids must asked fight climate_change note support recently launched world bank initiative carbon pricing next year twenty-first climate
FSM 2014 254 254 alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase pre-industrial temperature requires immediate action stakeholders small island developing states sids must asked fight climate_change note support recently launched world bank initiative carbon pricing next year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 held paris will establish climate
FSM 2014 274 274 states sids must asked fight climate_change note support recently launched world bank initiative carbon pricing next year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 held paris will establish new climate_change treaty will go effect however united nations environment programme identified pre- emissions gap therefore aosis also made important climate
FSM 2014 281 281 support recently launched world bank initiative carbon pricing next year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 held paris will establish new climate_change treaty will go effect however united nations environment programme identified pre- emissions gap therefore aosis also made important proposal work plan enhancing mitigation ambitions order climate
FSM 2014 323 323 made important proposal work plan enhancing mitigation ambitions order close gap micronesia made equally important proposal amend montreal protocol phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons hfcs powerful greenhouse gases action can reduce global average temperature increase c end century reducing hfcs short-lived climate_pollutants can reduce rate sea-level rise per cent near-term climate mitigation climate
FSM 2014 330 330 ambitions order close gap micronesia made equally important proposal amend montreal protocol phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons hfcs powerful greenhouse gases action can reduce global average temperature increase c end century reducing hfcs short-lived climate_pollutants can reduce rate sea-level rise per cent near-term climate mitigation will give atolls around globe chance survive climate
FSM 2014 338 338 proposal amend montreal protocol phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons hfcs powerful greenhouse gases action can reduce global average temperature increase c end century reducing hfcs short-lived climate_pollutants can reduce rate sea-level rise per cent near-term climate mitigation will give atolls around globe chance survive montreal protocol’s success enormous potential protect climate recognized climate
FSM 2014 376 376 atolls around globe chance survive montreal protocol’s success enormous potential protect climate recognized economist week magazine separate editorial entitled paris via montreal quickest way cut greenhouse gases expand montreal protocol indeed success montreal protocol next six months ticket successful outcome paris cop commend united states america china continuing work fulfil agreement climate
FSM 2014 419 419 united states america china continuing work fulfil agreement use montreal protocol reduce hfcs call world leaders join micronesia adopt proposed hfc amendment face already occurring climate_change impacts best small island nations can ground try anticipate adapt climate_change instil best possible disaster risk reduction response policies adaptation therefore priority micronesia’s climate_change act climate
FSM 2014 430 430 reduce hfcs call world leaders join micronesia adopt proposed hfc amendment face already occurring climate_change impacts best small island nations can ground try anticipate adapt climate_change instil best possible disaster risk reduction response policies adaptation therefore priority micronesia’s climate_change act recognized recent world summit global legislators organization balanced environment act implements climate
FSM 2014 443 443 occurring climate_change impacts best small island nations can ground try anticipate adapt climate_change instil best possible disaster risk reduction response policies adaptation therefore priority micronesia’s climate_change act recognized recent world summit global legislators organization balanced environment act implements nationwide integrated disaster risk management climate_change policy goal policy two-fold first achieve economic climate
FSM 2014 461 461 reduction response policies adaptation therefore priority micronesia’s climate_change act recognized recent world summit global legislators organization balanced environment act implements nationwide integrated disaster risk management climate_change policy goal policy two-fold first achieve economic growth self-reliance within framework sustainable development secondly minimize risks associated human-induced natural hazards including associated climate_change micronesia also climate
FSM 2014 484 484 risk management climate_change policy goal policy two-fold first achieve economic growth self-reliance within framework sustainable development secondly minimize risks associated human-induced natural hazards including associated climate_change micronesia also developed agriculture policy address food water security strengthen economic development policy also provides basis action revitalize sustainable agriculture recognizing major role played traditional climate
FSM 2014 624 624 sdgs ways appropriate peoples cultures clean energy energy efficiency two key engines advancing sustainable low- carbon development therefore national energy policy gives priority energy efficiency renewable_energy share renewable_energy sources will least per cent total energy production electricity efficiency will increase per cent will require harnessing sunshine abundance well renewable wind marine climate
FSM 2014 626 626 appropriate peoples cultures clean energy energy efficiency two key engines advancing sustainable low- carbon development therefore national energy policy gives priority energy efficiency renewable_energy share renewable_energy sources will least per cent total energy production electricity efficiency will increase per cent will require harnessing sunshine abundance well renewable wind marine energy resources climate
FSM 2014 663 663 increase per cent will require harnessing sunshine abundance well renewable wind marine energy resources call development partners assist us implementing national energy policy including sids renewable_energy initiative ocean resources paramount importance threatened climate_change ocean acidification damage coral reefs alter migration patterns tuna commercially valuable resource foreign vessels enjoy unprecedented returns harvesting climate
FSM 2014 670 670 abundance well renewable wind marine energy resources call development partners assist us implementing national energy policy including sids renewable_energy initiative ocean resources paramount importance threatened climate_change ocean acidification damage coral reefs alter migration patterns tuna commercially valuable resource foreign vessels enjoy unprecedented returns harvesting exclusive economic zone need help us maintain climate
FSM 2014 760 760 must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern society robs individuals dignity particularly climate
FSM 2014 872 872 per cent gross national product official development assistance developed nations fall far short goal small island developing states face unique challenges owing extreme vulnerabilities including climate_change need financial technical assistance development partners greater ever especially human resources development capacity-building domestic institutions internationally agreed financial mechanisms green climate fund must fully capitalized climate
FSM 2014 1041 1041 deserves body’s attention peace can achieved mutual respect economic stability using civilian lives shields micronesia also looks united nations effectively address global security threats posed climate_change micronesia taken active role international sustainable development climate_change negotiation processes will continue seeking solutions challenges conviction moral obligation protect mother nature bounties countries must work climate
FSM 2014 1049 1049 economic stability using civilian lives shields micronesia also looks united nations effectively address global security threats posed climate_change micronesia taken active role international sustainable development climate_change negotiation processes will continue seeking solutions challenges conviction moral obligation protect mother nature bounties countries must work together protect children’s future climate
GAB 2014 255 255 implement strategic plan emerging gabon plan based vision approach led us define bold development programme programme course incorporates concerns reflected millennium development goals well challenges climate_change food security gives pride place everything promotes maximization youth potential strategy implemented gabon aims accelerate structural transformation economy moving rentier economy economy industries services high climate
GAB 2014 442 442 agenda need tailor economic environment ensure transparency guides awarding public contracts licenses investments produce good return economic actors respect obligations vis-à-vis state gabon’s commitment fight climate_change remains constant given seriousness problem indeed already pointed latest report intergovernmental panel climate_change draws attention harsh reality damage caused climate_change wrong part remain insensitive face climate
GAB 2014 455 455 produce good return economic actors respect obligations vis-à-vis state gabon’s commitment fight climate_change remains constant given seriousness problem indeed already pointed latest report intergovernmental panel climate_change draws attention harsh reality damage caused climate_change wrong part remain insensitive face transpiring eyes welcome commitments made heads state government end climate summit held september climate
GAB 2014 462 462 vis-à-vis state gabon’s commitment fight climate_change remains constant given seriousness problem indeed already pointed latest report intergovernmental panel climate_change draws attention harsh reality damage caused climate_change wrong part remain insensitive face transpiring eyes welcome commitments made heads state government end climate summit held september reiterate gabon’s determination bear share common duty climate
GAB 2014 492 492 face transpiring eyes welcome commitments made heads state government end climate summit held september reiterate gabon’s determination bear share common duty gabon’s objective reduce half greenhouse gas emissions per capita produced every gabonese country wishes strengthen contribution efforts international community aimed adoption binding agreement succeed kyoto protocol purpose meeting will organize climate
GAB 2014 544 544 march south climate initiative part initiative will take place important lima conference countries south want make structured contribution success paris conference scale climatic upheavals caused global_warming shows climate_change vital even existential question given extreme seriousness danger confronting us must unite need work hand hand towards goal namely save planet paris december climate
GAB 2014 546 546 climate initiative part initiative will take place important lima conference countries south want make structured contribution success paris conference scale climatic upheavals caused global_warming shows climate_change vital even existential question given extreme seriousness danger confronting us must unite need work hand hand towards goal namely save planet paris december just one climate
GEO 2014 1321 1321 pipeline expansion will lead approximately billion new investment consortium georgia alone course will result georgia receiving significant quantities natural gas improve economic development security clean renewable_energy can also driver regional energy cooperation georgia utilizing massive hydropower resources become carbon-neutral country export renewable_energy neighbours potential region great needed turn potential reality georgia climate
GEO 2014 1334 1334 result georgia receiving significant quantities natural gas improve economic development security clean renewable_energy can also driver regional energy cooperation georgia utilizing massive hydropower resources become carbon-neutral country export renewable_energy neighbours potential region great needed turn potential reality georgia ready use location strategic crossroads part fully revitalize silk road end intend establish climate
GEO 2014 1337 1337 significant quantities natural gas improve economic development security clean renewable_energy can also driver regional energy cooperation georgia utilizing massive hydropower resources become carbon-neutral country export renewable_energy neighbours potential region great needed turn potential reality georgia ready use location strategic crossroads part fully revitalize silk road end intend establish silk road forum climate
GMB 2014 1114 1114 system unjustifiable collective punishment cuban people almost five decades thereby devastating economy simply just ukrainians today cubans decades ago opted system governance choice brings subject climate_change climate_change development inextricably linked impact climate_change felt countries particularly developing countries undermines ability achieve sustainable development africa responsible pollution factors causing climate_change stands suffer per climate
GMB 2014 1115 1115 unjustifiable collective punishment cuban people almost five decades thereby devastating economy simply just ukrainians today cubans decades ago opted system governance choice brings subject climate_change climate_change development inextricably linked impact climate_change felt countries particularly developing countries undermines ability achieve sustainable development africa responsible pollution factors causing climate_change stands suffer per cent climate
GMB 2014 1120 1120 almost five decades thereby devastating economy simply just ukrainians today cubans decades ago opted system governance choice brings subject climate_change climate_change development inextricably linked impact climate_change felt countries particularly developing countries undermines ability achieve sustainable development africa responsible pollution factors causing climate_change stands suffer per cent africa’s agriculture dependent rainfall per climate
GMB 2014 1136 1136 choice brings subject climate_change climate_change development inextricably linked impact climate_change felt countries particularly developing countries undermines ability achieve sustainable development africa responsible pollution factors causing climate_change stands suffer per cent africa’s agriculture dependent rainfall per cent fisheries- related jobs estimated lost climate_change poses dire consequences livelihoods africa gambia firmly believes mitigating climate
GMB 2014 1152 1152 ability achieve sustainable development africa responsible pollution factors causing climate_change stands suffer per cent africa’s agriculture dependent rainfall per cent fisheries- related jobs estimated lost climate_change poses dire consequences livelihoods africa gambia firmly believes mitigating adverse effects climate_change requires timely decisive global response challenge unite us divide us regard gambia joins climate
GMB 2014 1164 1164 per cent africa’s agriculture dependent rainfall per cent fisheries- related jobs estimated lost climate_change poses dire consequences livelihoods africa gambia firmly believes mitigating adverse effects climate_change requires timely decisive global response challenge unite us divide us regard gambia joins countries affected climate_change like-minded groups urging developed countries parties united nations framework climate
GMB 2014 1180 1180 consequences livelihoods africa gambia firmly believes mitigating adverse effects climate_change requires timely decisive global response challenge unite us divide us regard gambia joins countries affected climate_change like-minded groups urging developed countries parties united nations framework convention climate_change fully implement commitments kyoto protocol assembly adopted declaration establishment new international economic order resolution climate
GMB 2014 1191 1191 timely decisive global response challenge unite us divide us regard gambia joins countries affected climate_change like-minded groups urging developed countries parties united nations framework convention climate_change fully implement commitments kyoto protocol assembly adopted declaration establishment new international economic order resolution s-vi designed address legitimate concerns developing countries improving terms trade issues climate
GNB 2014 876 876 cuba years ago constitutes serious obstacle country’s economic social development reiterate call lifted commend encourage united nations particular secretary-general renewed efforts vision wisdom regard issue climate_change effects life planet climate summit held september eloquent testament fact main areas may allow viable sustainable development emerged seem likely gather required consensus establishment post-kyoto climate
GNB 2014 931 931 promote well-being sustainable development goals new post- global development paradigm must rooted peoples cultures objective realities must undoubtedly draw inspiration lessons millennium development goals noted climate_change longer simply future threat now become unequivocal threat present rising incidence climate_change exposes vulnerabilities now felt increasingly unpredictable consequences human economic environmental losses vulnerable country climate
GNB 2014 943 943 peoples cultures objective realities must undoubtedly draw inspiration lessons millennium development goals noted climate_change longer simply future threat now become unequivocal threat present rising incidence climate_change exposes vulnerabilities now felt increasingly unpredictable consequences human economic environmental losses vulnerable country guinea-bissau increasing threaten survival development prospects sea-level rise may irreversibly affect coastal climate
GRC 2014 74 74 reform organization including security council united nations can better adapt ongoing changes age strengthen operational nature effectiveness exercise preventive diplomacy among challenges global level obviously climate_change absolute priority new universal agreement legally binding essential transition towards new model green economy low_carbon footprint must accelerated greece believes climate summit held week offered climate
GRC 2014 89 89 nature effectiveness exercise preventive diplomacy among challenges global level obviously climate_change absolute priority new universal agreement legally binding essential transition towards new model green economy low_carbon footprint must accelerated greece believes climate summit held week offered unique opportunity intensify efforts achieve universal agreement greek presidency council european union eu first half climate
GRD 2014 930 930 trouble spots driven flawed principle disrespect international law territorial integrity member states comes time old enemies must turn swords ploughshares look future dignity hope just climate_change challenge time can also said climate_change possibly one greatest opportunities wealth creation shared prosperity generation seen today renewable_energy market estimated order trillion including billion caribbean climate
GRD 2014 936 936 international law territorial integrity member states comes time old enemies must turn swords ploughshares look future dignity hope just climate_change challenge time can also said climate_change possibly one greatest opportunities wealth creation shared prosperity generation seen today renewable_energy market estimated order trillion including billion caribbean alone million jobs renewable_energy international renewable_energy climate
GRD 2014 948 948 swords ploughshares look future dignity hope just climate_change challenge time can also said climate_change possibly one greatest opportunities wealth creation shared prosperity generation seen today renewable_energy market estimated order trillion including billion caribbean alone million jobs renewable_energy international renewable_energy agency irena expects million jobs today pension funds collective assets exceeding trillion climate
GRD 2014 959 959 also said climate_change possibly one greatest opportunities wealth creation shared prosperity generation seen today renewable_energy market estimated order trillion including billion caribbean alone million jobs renewable_energy international renewable_energy agency irena expects million jobs today pension funds collective assets exceeding trillion focusing climate risk renewable_energy energy efficiency island states like grenada seized climate
GRD 2014 961 961 climate_change possibly one greatest opportunities wealth creation shared prosperity generation seen today renewable_energy market estimated order trillion including billion caribbean alone million jobs renewable_energy international renewable_energy agency irena expects million jobs today pension funds collective assets exceeding trillion focusing climate risk renewable_energy energy efficiency island states like grenada seized climate challenge climate
GRD 2014 977 977 trillion including billion caribbean alone million jobs renewable_energy international renewable_energy agency irena expects million jobs today pension funds collective assets exceeding trillion focusing climate risk renewable_energy energy efficiency island states like grenada seized climate challenge also climate solutions us robust economy combined sound disaster risk-management policies instruments sustainable form adaptation climate_change climate
GRD 2014 1002 1002 renewable_energy energy efficiency island states like grenada seized climate challenge also climate solutions us robust economy combined sound disaster risk-management policies instruments sustainable form adaptation climate_change grenada educate people schoolchildren access electricity due high import costs fossil fuels electricity grenada costs four five times higher developed countries countries low electricity prices climate
GRD 2014 1053 1053 subsidize renewables islands islands like grenada come climate table like hapless victims cap-in-hand offering international community per cent renewables can introduced zero subsidies limit global carbon_dioxide concentrations parts per million according intergovernmental panel climate change’s fifth assessment report electricity sector needs total transformation island states least emitters cost-effective places renewables congratulate climate
GRD 2014 1198 1198 join partnership unfolding success story green grenada said wish recommend following actions let us operationalize green climate fund window islands let us implement per cent renewable_energy island states let us put price carbon stop subsidizing fossil fuels let us decarbonize food security agriculture forestry land use contribute per cent greenhouse gas climate
GRD 2014 1222 1222 cent renewable_energy island states let us put price carbon stop subsidizing fossil fuels let us decarbonize food security agriculture forestry land use contribute per cent greenhouse gas emissions let us greater support climate-smart agriculture can deliver triple win increasing productivity incomes increasing resilience climate_change reducing removing carbon_emissions grenada pleased working government climate
GRD 2014 1240 1240 agriculture forestry land use contribute per cent greenhouse gas emissions let us greater support climate-smart agriculture can deliver triple win increasing productivity incomes increasing resilience climate_change reducing removing carbon_emissions grenada pleased working government netherlands climate-smart agricultural alliance global blue growth food security initiative blue growth vital economies island states around world climate
GRD 2014 1243 1243 use contribute per cent greenhouse gas emissions let us greater support climate-smart agriculture can deliver triple win increasing productivity incomes increasing resilience climate_change reducing removing carbon_emissions grenada pleased working government netherlands climate-smart agricultural alliance global blue growth food security initiative blue growth vital economies island states around world tri-island state grenada climate
GRD 2014 1400 1400 island development states held samoa building momentum samoa look forward successful conclusion sustainable development goals process leading twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris next year move forward let us remember number millennium development goals achieved duty therefore re-examine approach peace security shared prosperity need collective action global climate
GTM 2014 340 340 due actions present administration framework pact oversight competitiveness improvement business climate result administrative improvements reduced bureaucratic procedures supported additionally progressive improvement country’s infrastructure addition informed climate_change summit commitment regarding economic progress made within context increasing sustainability change energy matrix towards sustainable environmentally friendly energy sources away fossil fuels produce greenhouse gases climate
GTM 2014 364 364 informed climate_change summit commitment regarding economic progress made within context increasing sustainability change energy matrix towards sustainable environmentally friendly energy sources away fossil fuels produce greenhouse gases achieved bringing system plants depend sustainable use water geothermal sources solar energy even natural gas context gone ahead various strategic agreements neighbouring countries example climate
GTM 2014 612 612 drought led loss crops basic foods hundreds thousands families addressing food crisis will incur cost close million guatemala alone next eight months clear drought result climate_change without decisive action government solidarity international community many families will find vulnerable situation due hunger speeches climate_change summit must translate direct humanitarian assistance reaches needy climate
GTM 2014 629 629 guatemala alone next eight months clear drought result climate_change without decisive action government solidarity international community many families will find vulnerable situation due hunger speeches climate_change summit must translate direct humanitarian assistance reaches needy communities central america caribbean time transform rhetoric action like mention three important processes driving united nations guatemala climate
GTM 2014 682 682 first putting together post-2015 development agenda must clearly embrace inclusive sustainable development goals including related promoting justice context must also incorporate specific goals avoid man-made climate_change secondly guatemala committed supporting special session general assembly discuss world drug problem president pérez molina together presidents western hemisphere determined promote leadership frank sincere debate climate
GUY 2014 636 636 needs countries special circumstances occasioned vulnerabilities small island low-lying coastal developing states bear particular mention regard far often progress made can speedily reversed owing impacts climate_change natural disasters must spare effort ensure legally binding agreement matter ironically discuss post-2015 development agenda many caribbean community countries graduated eligibility concessionary financing since classified climate
HRV 2014 334 334 organization prohibition chemical weapons-united nations joint mission’s successful work demonstrates indispensable role united nations truly unnerving confronted problems crises mentioned best effort needed overcome obstacles climate_change natural disasters scarcity degradation resources especially food drinking water crises interlinked therefore need interlinked integrated response serious thought can given sustainable development without ensuring peace climate
HRV 2014 471 471 advocate women’s economic empowerment peacebuilding development organizing high- level meeting united nations headquarters gender dimension sustainable development within context post-conflict recovery september week started discussing climate_change pressing issue today croatia vulnerable country devastating unprecedented floods witnessing now proof yesterday renewed vow boldly ambitiously tackle global issue clearly great importance croatia hopes climate
HRV 2014 512 512 boldly ambitiously tackle global issue clearly great importance croatia hopes upcoming lima paris conferences will lead us global agreement key areas including climate financing reduction greenhouse gas emissions remains one main pillars transformative post-2015 development agenda bearing mind need progress committed implementing millennium development goals unfinished business implementation evaluation millennium development climate
HUN 2014 67 67 battle seem losing war waging natural environment human nature two days ago general assembly hall many heard words secretary-general ban ki-moon president obama dire consequences climate_change see pv heard detailed statistics illustrating gravity situation need us pool efforts preparing long time first notice signs trouble environment people may know first clear climate
HUN 2014 101 101 need us pool efforts preparing long time first notice signs trouble environment people may know first clear signal came swedish scientist wrote increase atmospheric level carbon_dioxide lead temperature rise years later precise measurements substantiate statement another years pass united nations understood type treaty agreement necessary future deal issue another years pass climate
HUN 2014 103 103 pool efforts preparing long time first notice signs trouble environment people may know first clear signal came swedish scientist wrote increase atmospheric level carbon_dioxide lead temperature rise years later precise measurements substantiate statement another years pass united nations understood type treaty agreement necessary future deal issue another years pass kyoto protocol climate
HUN 2014 152 152 kyoto protocol signed first realization kyoto agreement century passed kyoto number conferences scientific meetings political gatherings held recent decades many people spoken many occasions consequences climate_change need something still situation continued deteriorate let cite one statistic since past years despite resolve kyoto agreement promises seen per cent increase atmospheric carbon_dioxide despite climate
HUN 2014 176 176 consequences climate_change need something still situation continued deteriorate let cite one statistic since past years despite resolve kyoto agreement promises seen per cent increase atmospheric carbon_dioxide despite fact mother nature warned us adverse climate events continue occur one allow mention examples past year state uttar pradesh india freezing temperatures january unprecedented climate
HUN 2014 209 209 climate events continue occur one allow mention examples past year state uttar pradesh india freezing temperatures january unprecedented time lapland finland exactly mediterranean region may temperature reached c bethlehem experienced white christmas one remembered seen australia course days last summer temperature records set danube largest river europe warned us allow report climate
HUN 2014 224 224 temperatures january unprecedented time lapland finland exactly mediterranean region may temperature reached c bethlehem experienced white christmas one remembered seen australia course days last summer temperature records set danube largest river europe warned us allow report hungarian example since second world war danube river flooded many times recently never risen level climate
HUN 2014 519 519 united states president reagan’s secretary interior donald hodel said one way protect thinning ozone layer purchase wide-brim hats wear dark sunglasses must wait concentration atmospheric carbon_dioxide result situation serious involving ozone layer can late next year make paris successful montreal believe problem larger imagine scientists already agree desired often articulated objective climate
HUN 2014 546 546 situation serious involving ozone layer can late next year make paris successful montreal believe problem larger imagine scientists already agree desired often articulated objective limiting temperature increase c become increasingly elusive days ago read carbon_dioxide concentration never higher last year may well reached point whether come agreement today tomorrow scientists will climate
HUN 2014 555 555 make paris successful montreal believe problem larger imagine scientists already agree desired often articulated objective limiting temperature increase c become increasingly elusive days ago read carbon_dioxide concentration never higher last year may well reached point whether come agreement today tomorrow scientists will tell us consequences irresponsible decisions past present still felt climate
IDN 2014 662 662 bonds indonesia nations represented great assembly united nations look back must admit remain many challenges indonesia must resolve efforts already right track world desperately grappling climate_change progressively boldly applying moratorium deforestation important contribution reducing carbon_emission world economic uncertainty increased national income per capita per cent within just short decade world witnessing climate
IDN 2014 671 671 back must admit remain many challenges indonesia must resolve efforts already right track world desperately grappling climate_change progressively boldly applying moratorium deforestation important contribution reducing carbon_emission world economic uncertainty increased national income per capita per cent within just short decade world witnessing rising extremism indonesia continues hold firm values freedom tolerance climate
IDN 2014 808 808 openly embraces change opposed intimidated world desperately needs today pioneering spirit boldness break old boundaries create new frontiers given spirit believe humankind can overcome challenge climate_change conquer poverty eradicate social injustice hasten global economic recovery create culture peace among religions including abrahamic faiths spirit can hopefully end cycle violence hatred fear climate
IND 2014 1142 1142 must continue foundation future action also means developed countries must fulfil commitments terms funding technology transfer secondly national action imperative technology made many things possible renewable_energy need imagination commitment india stands ready share technology capabilities example recently announced free access satellite thirdly need change lifestyles avoiding energy use cleanest option give climate
IND 2014 1188 1188 energy use cleanest option give new direction economy us india respect nature fundamental integral part spiritualism part ideology like draw assembly’s attention another idea talk climate_change also talking holistic health care connecting nature going back basics today like underscore yoga invaluable gift ancient tradition yoga embodies unity mind body thought action climate
IND 2014 1240 1240 coordinate aspects holistic approach valuable health well-being yoga just exercise way discover sense oneness world nature changing lifestyle creating consciousness can also help us deal climate_change let us work towards adopting international yoga day finally historic moment every age defined character remembered rose meet challenges today responsible rise meet challenges next climate
IRL 2014 1132 1132 draft resolution led ireland preventable mortality morbidity children indeed deplorable million children age die annually mainly preventable treatable causes ireland working partners africa devastating impact climate_change especially smallholder agriculture last week joined alliance climate smart agriculture thursday co-hosted meeting united nations support secretary-general’s zero hunger challenge days earlier dublin unicef ireland climate
ISL 2014 471 471 decisions taken next year new framework sustainable development year ahead will test resolve deliver iceland will participate constructively negotiations post-2015 agenda well new regime address climate_change allow highlight issues believe fundamental increasing world population measures ensure food security important ever billion people seafood provides per cent intake animal protein nine per climate
ISL 2014 618 618 benefited post- graduate studies workshops field second key area ensuring food security land every decade million hectares land area size south africa lost desertification drought climate_change contributing ever- faster rate land degradation turn releases greenhouse gases creating vicious circle switching sustainable land management therefore crucial food water security important factor mitigating climate
ISL 2014 627 627 ensuring food security land every decade million hectares land area size south africa lost desertification drought climate_change contributing ever- faster rate land degradation turn releases greenhouse gases creating vicious circle switching sustainable land management therefore crucial food water security important factor mitigating adapting climate_change iceland argues strongly measures achieve land-degradation neutral climate
ISL 2014 645 645 ever- faster rate land degradation turn releases greenhouse gases creating vicious circle switching sustainable land management therefore crucial food water security important factor mitigating adapting climate_change iceland argues strongly measures achieve land-degradation neutral world iceland contributes actively efforts group friends secretary-general new york united nations university land restoration training programme iceland climate
ISL 2014 699 699 ensure access affordable reliable sustainable modern energy society can develop without energy yet today billion people access electricity energy production grows essential substantially increase share renewable_energy global energy supply iceland contributing effort partnered group countries international renewable_energy agency identify opportunities support mechanisms scale geothermal production connection invite member states join global climate
ISL 2014 710 710 energy yet today billion people access electricity energy production grows essential substantially increase share renewable_energy global energy supply iceland contributing effort partnered group countries international renewable_energy agency identify opportunities support mechanisms scale geothermal production connection invite member states join global geothermal alliance iceland also working world bank projects great african rift climate
ISL 2014 957 957 iceland will join international effort curb outbreak financial contributions united nations agencies next year states members united nations will come together make important decisions address climate_change pursue sustainable development north arctic biodiversity ecosystems threatened climate_change sustainable harvesting natural resources vital pledge iceland’s commitment work bold decisions future planet increased prosperity world climate
ISL 2014 966 966 united nations agencies next year states members united nations will come together make important decisions address climate_change pursue sustainable development north arctic biodiversity ecosystems threatened climate_change sustainable harvesting natural resources vital pledge iceland’s commitment work bold decisions future planet increased prosperity world community year may wise words nelson mandela come true climate
ITA 2014 984 984 death penalty abolished let us pile barbarous acts ones ask every state join us battle civilization year will also important one expo milan united nations climate_change conference paris discussed two days ago actions remind us need turning point debate security council reform believe council must made effective representative transparent accountable members climate
JAM 2014 313 313 economic shocks welcome outcome climate summit convened secretary-general participation business interests civil society range international institutions highlighted importance promoting concerted action among various stakeholders address climate_change threats posed climate_change may theoretical real us live caribbean recent years deal increased frequency hurricanes widespread impact land lives livelihoods financial impact hurricanes adds burden climate
JAM 2014 316 316 outcome climate summit convened secretary-general participation business interests civil society range international institutions highlighted importance promoting concerted action among various stakeholders address climate_change threats posed climate_change may theoretical real us live caribbean recent years deal increased frequency hurricanes widespread impact land lives livelihoods financial impact hurricanes adds burden dire economic challenges climate
JAM 2014 375 375 caribbean will doubt share recent experiences floods lasted hours last christmas caused gross domestic product losses yet recover prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima later year countries must engaged cooperative effort devise appropriate response climate_change will result steep reduction global greenhouse gas emissions also need action follow climate
JAM 2014 388 388 domestic product losses yet recover prepare conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima later year countries must engaged cooperative effort devise appropriate response climate_change will result steep reduction global greenhouse gas emissions also need action follow additional document adopted conference parties may protocol another legal instrument agreed outcome legal climate
JAM 2014 394 394 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima later year countries must engaged cooperative effort devise appropriate response climate_change will result steep reduction global greenhouse gas emissions also need action follow additional document adopted conference parties may protocol another legal instrument agreed outcome legal force united nations framework convention climate_change climate
JAM 2014 419 419 greenhouse gas emissions also need action follow additional document adopted conference parties may protocol another legal instrument agreed outcome legal force united nations framework convention climate_change will applicable parties dare fail commitment addressing climate_change must given effect twenty-first session conference parties paris next year year marks twenty-fifth anniversary convention rights child climate
JAM 2014 427 427 document adopted conference parties may protocol another legal instrument agreed outcome legal force united nations framework convention climate_change will applicable parties dare fail commitment addressing climate_change must given effect twenty-first session conference parties paris next year year marks twenty-fifth anniversary convention rights child universally ratified human rights treaty year also marks climate
KAZ 2014 1196 1196 united nations secretary-general convening action-focused climate summit days ago within borders working hard achieve national plan make transition green economy recently adopted voluntary commitments reducing greenhouse gas emissions united nations framework convention climate_change national system greenhouse gas emissions trading already put operation also determined support sustainable development globally astana will host climate
KAZ 2014 1203 1203 days ago within borders working hard achieve national plan make transition green economy recently adopted voluntary commitments reducing greenhouse gas emissions united nations framework convention climate_change national system greenhouse gas emissions trading already put operation also determined support sustainable development globally astana will host international specialized exhibition expo theme future energy climate
KAZ 2014 1206 1206 borders working hard achieve national plan make transition green economy recently adopted voluntary commitments reducing greenhouse gas emissions united nations framework convention climate_change national system greenhouse gas emissions trading already put operation also determined support sustainable development globally astana will host international specialized exhibition expo theme future energy will promote best climate
KEN 2014 276 276 group process new world development agenda must address entire cross-section social economic environmental challenges face world twenty-first century issues sustained economic development equality among nations climate_change industrialization biodiversity loss environmental protection must now go hand glove traditional challenges poverty disease hunger inequality within nations new agenda must therefore universal comprehensive responsive climate
KEN 2014 1089 1089 wildlife trafficking enacted laws help fight scourge continue work countries organizations enhance protection fauna flora similarly kenya remains heart international efforts mitigate adapt challenges relating climate_change continue work towards achieving 10-per cent forest cover well global targets renewable_energy use fully support measures agreed upon recent united nations environmental assembly nairobi recognizing climate
KEN 2014 1101 1101 protection fauna flora similarly kenya remains heart international efforts mitigate adapt challenges relating climate_change continue work towards achieving 10-per cent forest cover well global targets renewable_energy use fully support measures agreed upon recent united nations environmental assembly nairobi recognizing prosperity linked neighbours kenya engaged range programmes activities hasten eastern african integration climate
KGZ 2014 606 606 find proper reflection post-2015 goals sustainable development advocate including countries special development needs agenda post-2015 agenda kyrgyzstan falls category developing landlocked mountainous state highly vulnerable climate_change well known extreme poverty kyrgyzstan many causes foremost among disadvantageous geographical location per cent territory mountainous country lies metres sea level approximately one third total climate
KGZ 2014 730 730 countries held vienna new programme action next decade adopted year will milestone entire world community addition adoption post-2015 agenda anticipate adoption international legally binding instrument climate_change september margins general assembly united nations summit climate_change held states outlined vision solution incorporating adaptation mitigation climate_change kyrgyzstan mountainous countries whose ecosystems highly sensitive climate_change climate
KGZ 2014 738 738 adopted year will milestone entire world community addition adoption post-2015 agenda anticipate adoption international legally binding instrument climate_change september margins general assembly united nations summit climate_change held states outlined vision solution incorporating adaptation mitigation climate_change kyrgyzstan mountainous countries whose ecosystems highly sensitive climate_change issues priority importance national agenda abruptly melting glaciers climate
KGZ 2014 747 747 post-2015 agenda anticipate adoption international legally binding instrument climate_change september margins general assembly united nations summit climate_change held states outlined vision solution incorporating adaptation mitigation climate_change kyrgyzstan mountainous countries whose ecosystems highly sensitive climate_change issues priority importance national agenda abruptly melting glaciers rising temperatures soil degradation landslides mudflows floods cause significant climate
KGZ 2014 755 755 climate_change september margins general assembly united nations summit climate_change held states outlined vision solution incorporating adaptation mitigation climate_change kyrgyzstan mountainous countries whose ecosystems highly sensitive climate_change issues priority importance national agenda abruptly melting glaciers rising temperatures soil degradation landslides mudflows floods cause significant economic damage serve vivid reminders vulnerability mountain ecosystems climate
KGZ 2014 802 802 reminders vulnerability mountain ecosystems according reliable forecasts kyrgyzstan’s ice cover reduced per cent leading one third drop water available region regard conscious undoubted interconnections environment climate_change sustainable development goals believe essential interests vulnerable countries adequately fairly reflected future action global level speaking regional problems central asia note dealing global challenges climate_change climate
KGZ 2014 827 827 climate_change sustainable development goals believe essential interests vulnerable countries adequately fairly reflected future action global level speaking regional problems central asia note dealing global challenges climate_change potential threat energy crisis population growth water resources key factor prosperity regard basic position issues water resources energy indissolubly linked inseparable crucial understand hydropower development climate
KHM 2014 276 276 missiles democratic people’s republic korea aroused international concern aggravated situation region six-party talks resumed order explore possible avenue peaceful dialogue bring peaceful denuclearization korean peninsula climate_change currently obvious global challenge well human security issue rapid pace climate_change devastating effects developed developing countries developing countries dependent mostly agriculture suffer various negative effects climate
KHM 2014 287 287 six-party talks resumed order explore possible avenue peaceful dialogue bring peaceful denuclearization korean peninsula climate_change currently obvious global challenge well human security issue rapid pace climate_change devastating effects developed developing countries developing countries dependent mostly agriculture suffer various negative effects climate_change frequent typhoons storms floods droughts instance heavy monsoon rains caused climate
KHM 2014 302 302 currently obvious global challenge well human security issue rapid pace climate_change devastating effects developed developing countries developing countries dependent mostly agriculture suffer various negative effects climate_change frequent typhoons storms floods droughts instance heavy monsoon rains caused extensive flooding across cambodia claimed lives caused billion damages affected million people even year provinces climate
KHM 2014 343 343 lives caused billion damages affected million people even year provinces various cities cambodia suffered account floods killing people afflicting almost families according report intergovernmental panel climate_change global_warming caused increase greenhouse gases generated humankind’s use fossil fuels doubt industrialized countries consume world’s fossil fuels emit largest amount greenhouse gas developing countries produce climate
KHM 2014 344 344 caused billion damages affected million people even year provinces various cities cambodia suffered account floods killing people afflicting almost families according report intergovernmental panel climate_change global_warming caused increase greenhouse gases generated humankind’s use fossil fuels doubt industrialized countries consume world’s fossil fuels emit largest amount greenhouse gas developing countries produce small climate
KHM 2014 347 347 affected million people even year provinces various cities cambodia suffered account floods killing people afflicting almost families according report intergovernmental panel climate_change global_warming caused increase greenhouse gases generated humankind’s use fossil fuels doubt industrialized countries consume world’s fossil fuels emit largest amount greenhouse gas developing countries produce small amounts gases main climate
KHM 2014 364 364 according report intergovernmental panel climate_change global_warming caused increase greenhouse gases generated humankind’s use fossil fuels doubt industrialized countries consume world’s fossil fuels emit largest amount greenhouse gas developing countries produce small amounts gases main victims climate_change therefore imperative international community provide impetus revitalize prioritize actions address climate_change based united nations principle climate
KHM 2014 374 374 generated humankind’s use fossil fuels doubt industrialized countries consume world’s fossil fuels emit largest amount greenhouse gas developing countries produce small amounts gases main victims climate_change therefore imperative international community provide impetus revitalize prioritize actions address climate_change based united nations principle common differentiated responsibilities concept mind applauding fruitful outcome recent united climate
KHM 2014 385 385 fuels emit largest amount greenhouse gas developing countries produce small amounts gases main victims climate_change therefore imperative international community provide impetus revitalize prioritize actions address climate_change based united nations principle common differentiated responsibilities concept mind applauding fruitful outcome recent united nations climate summit held september new york cambodia hopes twenty-first conference climate
KHM 2014 416 416 differentiated responsibilities concept mind applauding fruitful outcome recent united nations climate summit held september new york cambodia hopes twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december will bring concrete measures reach new global agreement legal force applicable parties framework convention line united nations principles sustainable development order mitigate climate
KHM 2014 443 443 paris december will bring concrete measures reach new global agreement legal force applicable parties framework convention line united nations principles sustainable development order mitigate threat climate_change cambodia adopted national strategic plan green development 2013-2030 aims achieving economic social development sustainable manner time protecting environment efficient use raw materials natural resources clean climate
KHM 2014 504 504 growth development including memorandum understanding green growth cooperation cambodia south korea’s global green growth institute national council green growth south-east asia highly vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change established climate_change initiative association southeast asian nations asean consultative body increase region’s capacity mitigation adaptation efforts member asean cambodia fully engaged implementation asean initiative asean climate
KHM 2014 506 506 including memorandum understanding green growth cooperation cambodia south korea’s global green growth institute national council green growth south-east asia highly vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change established climate_change initiative association southeast asian nations asean consultative body increase region’s capacity mitigation adaptation efforts member asean cambodia fully engaged implementation asean initiative asean working group climate
KHM 2014 532 532 initiative association southeast asian nations asean consultative body increase region’s capacity mitigation adaptation efforts member asean cambodia fully engaged implementation asean initiative asean working group climate_change asean action plan joint response climate_change goal enhancing closer deeper regional international cooperation climate_change next year marks deadline millennium development goals mdgs mdg targets achieved climate
KHM 2014 538 538 consultative body increase region’s capacity mitigation adaptation efforts member asean cambodia fully engaged implementation asean initiative asean working group climate_change asean action plan joint response climate_change goal enhancing closer deeper regional international cooperation climate_change next year marks deadline millennium development goals mdgs mdg targets achieved acknowledge much effort need reach set climate
KHM 2014 546 546 member asean cambodia fully engaged implementation asean initiative asean working group climate_change asean action plan joint response climate_change goal enhancing closer deeper regional international cooperation climate_change next year marks deadline millennium development goals mdgs mdg targets achieved acknowledge much effort need reach set goals mdgs progress uneven insufficient many developing countries climate
KIR 2014 184 184 welcome theme sixty-ninth session delivering implementing transformative post-2015 development agenda aptly captures call changes membership earlier week tuesday concluded one successful conferences ever convened secretary-general climate_change applaud leadership secretary-general’s positive initiative us front line impacts climate_change welcome renewed focus rallying united nations membership behind secretary-general’s call ambitious announcements commitments real challenge climate
KIR 2014 194 194 aptly captures call changes membership earlier week tuesday concluded one successful conferences ever convened secretary-general climate_change applaud leadership secretary-general’s positive initiative us front line impacts climate_change welcome renewed focus rallying united nations membership behind secretary-general’s call ambitious announcements commitments real challenge however able translate commitments announcements action three weeks ago samoa climate
KIR 2014 385 385 focusing united nations global attention plight needy alleviating poverty addressing ebola epidemic raising voices youth women participation development ending gender-based violence promoting peace security acting climate_change now highlighted numerous occasions past including earlier week issue climate_change remains single pressing challenge us kiribati climate_change existential challenge low-lying island countries like mine tuvalu climate
KIR 2014 395 395 ebola epidemic raising voices youth women participation development ending gender-based violence promoting peace security acting climate_change now highlighted numerous occasions past including earlier week issue climate_change remains single pressing challenge us kiribati climate_change existential challenge low-lying island countries like mine tuvalu marshall islands maldives tokelau call urgent global action help countries climate
KIR 2014 402 402 development ending gender-based violence promoting peace security acting climate_change now highlighted numerous occasions past including earlier week issue climate_change remains single pressing challenge us kiribati climate_change existential challenge low-lying island countries like mine tuvalu marshall islands maldives tokelau call urgent global action help countries adapt international legally binding commitments cut greenhouse climate
KIR 2014 427 427 climate_change existential challenge low-lying island countries like mine tuvalu marshall islands maldives tokelau call urgent global action help countries adapt international legally binding commitments cut greenhouse emissions global community afford listen stories plight peoples plight plight global community line everyone’s future line just returned arctic expedition north pole hence loss voice climate
KIR 2014 465 465 line everyone’s future line just returned arctic expedition north pole hence loss voice still overwhelmed today witnessed eyes melting massive sheets ice arctic region due climate_change will severe impacts lives people region will also result demise future generations parts globe particular vulnerable atoll island nations eye-opener spend time past week polar climate
KIR 2014 601 601 hearts leaders heard speak may touch many hearts move many hearts sad reality just course achieve glaringly obvious need things differently owe represent people us climate_change event future event dealing today simply talk sustainable development without talking climate_change earlier week appealed fellow leaders will today us work together climate_change move towards climate
KIR 2014 613 613 reality just course achieve glaringly obvious need things differently owe represent people us climate_change event future event dealing today simply talk sustainable development without talking climate_change earlier week appealed fellow leaders will today us work together climate_change move towards binding international agreements towards clean energy future healthier greener future children healthier climate
KIR 2014 624 624 people us climate_change event future event dealing today simply talk sustainable development without talking climate_change earlier week appealed fellow leaders will today us work together climate_change move towards binding international agreements towards clean energy future healthier greener future children healthier greener home one planet earth let us accept full responsibility development climate
KIR 2014 675 675 improve well-being people future determined achieve finding national solutions overcome enormous development challenges constrain efforts government mainstreamed sustainable development principles national development plan policies strategies climate_change adaptation measures integrated national budgeting process development programmes strengthen disaster risk management adopted inclusive whole-of-government whole-of-nation approach aimed addressing climate_change impacts strengthening resilience strategy migration climate
KIR 2014 695 695 national development plan policies strategies climate_change adaptation measures integrated national budgeting process development programmes strengthen disaster risk management adopted inclusive whole-of-government whole-of-nation approach aimed addressing climate_change impacts strengthening resilience strategy migration dignity investment education people upping skills young population equip educational qualifications employable skills will enable migrate dignity countries matter choice climate
KIR 2014 749 749 can longer sustain human life last july along frontline low-lying atoll island states tuvalu marshall islands maldives tokelau kiribati initiated establishment coalition low-lying atoll nations climate_change cancc coalition held inaugural meeting tarawa july produced outcome document embraces coalition’s goals vision building resilience people face challenges climate_change initiative prompted concerns share regarding climate
KIR 2014 769 769 establishment coalition low-lying atoll nations climate_change cancc coalition held inaugural meeting tarawa july produced outcome document embraces coalition’s goals vision building resilience people face challenges climate_change initiative prompted concerns share regarding increasing severity challenges slow pace global action address coalition nations continues support ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change also climate
KIR 2014 793 793 challenges climate_change initiative prompted concerns share regarding increasing severity challenges slow pace global action address coalition nations continues support ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change also emphasize urgent action must taken now assist countries vulnerable communities adapt impacts climate_change coalition initiative demonstrates political commitment determination find innovative solutions threats face climate
KIR 2014 807 807 address coalition nations continues support ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change also emphasize urgent action must taken now assist countries vulnerable communities adapt impacts climate_change coalition initiative demonstrates political commitment determination find innovative solutions threats face climate_change looking building low islands climate-proofing infrastructure development efforts prepare build resilience people face climate
KIR 2014 819 819 also emphasize urgent action must taken now assist countries vulnerable communities adapt impacts climate_change coalition initiative demonstrates political commitment determination find innovative solutions threats face climate_change looking building low islands climate-proofing infrastructure development efforts prepare build resilience people face challenge alone acknowledge support development partners regional international organizations assisted us continue climate
KIR 2014 849 849 climate-proofing infrastructure development efforts prepare build resilience people face challenge alone acknowledge support development partners regional international organizations assisted us continue support efforts address challenge climate_change however much remains done including making climate-financing facilities accessible flexible solutions options facing challenge vary nation nation ocean plays pivotal role sustainable development country vision climate
KIR 2014 1390 1390 hope destabilizing tensions europe asia-pacific region elsewhere can settled peaceful means distant think epicentres events nonetheless impact us real way part world country even advent climate_change atoll environment indeed harsh life low-lying atoll islands always difficult always worked principle working together part community premise will challenges larger us need collaboration age-old climate
KNA 2014 846 846 organization guidance support seek meet targets indicators goals developed part post-2015 development agenda reiterate call strengthening means implementation goals targets revitalization global partnership sustainable development climate_change remains environmental concern small island developing states saint kitts nevis regard threat existence adverse effects climate_change well known persistent adverse weather conditions floods extended droughts climate
KNA 2014 862 862 means implementation goals targets revitalization global partnership sustainable development climate_change remains environmental concern small island developing states saint kitts nevis regard threat existence adverse effects climate_change well known persistent adverse weather conditions floods extended droughts rising sea levels delegation convinced need preserve planet earth generations yet unborn obligation combat climate_change mitigation climate
KNA 2014 886 886 effects climate_change well known persistent adverse weather conditions floods extended droughts rising sea levels delegation convinced need preserve planet earth generations yet unborn obligation combat climate_change mitigation adaptation measures climate_change financing technology transfer will pivotal success objective urge widespread acceptance international community creative initiatives debt swap climate adaptation mitigation government convinced climate
KNA 2014 890 890 persistent adverse weather conditions floods extended droughts rising sea levels delegation convinced need preserve planet earth generations yet unborn obligation combat climate_change mitigation adaptation measures climate_change financing technology transfer will pivotal success objective urge widespread acceptance international community creative initiatives debt swap climate adaptation mitigation government convinced proposals developed assistance commonwealth climate
KNA 2014 941 941 secretariat provide sids greater degree flexibility try achieve sustainable development welcome commitment president general assembly provide appropriate impetus momentum ongoing process united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc reach global agreement climate_change maintaining peace security remains one main priorities united nations ideal captured post-2015 development agenda sustainable development goal achieve peaceful inclusive climate
KNA 2014 946 946 flexibility try achieve sustainable development welcome commitment president general assembly provide appropriate impetus momentum ongoing process united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc reach global agreement climate_change maintaining peace security remains one main priorities united nations ideal captured post-2015 development agenda sustainable development goal achieve peaceful inclusive societies rule law build effective climate
KNA 2014 1071 1071 republic china taiwan can make international community recent sids conference samoa prime minister privilege speak value partnership established government private sector taiwan implementing number projects renewable_energy specifically establishment solar panel manufacturing plant outfitting government buildings street lights solar panels latter project will assist us saint kitts nevis achieve goal ensuring access climate
KNA 2014 1184 1184 government people taiwan sharing expertise fields medicine civil aviation safety juncture convinced time right spirit understanding inclusion extend area ongoing negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change united nations environment assembly government equally convinced experiences gained taiwan strategy building environmental economic resilience can shared international community unfccc international community focused maintaining peace climate
KOR 2014 518 518 mechanism dealing problems multilateral consultations backdrop seeking advance north-east asia peace cooperation initiative aimed building order trust cooperation region view building habits cooperation practical areas climate_action disaster relief nuclear safety tackling transnational crime can materialize multilateral process cooperation along lines see europe context also proposed creating north-east asia nuclear safety consultative climate
KOR 2014 806 806 rights situation north korean defectors relevant united nations agencies countries provide necessary support defectors can freely choose resettlement destination challenges facing humankind today absolute poverty climate_change can addressed concerted international response given complexity intertwined character less days remain target date millennium development goals launched aim eradicating absolute poverty increasing social economic climate
KOR 2014 948 948 nations initiatives education one main themes post-2015 development goals end korea will host world education forum make efforts reach agreement new education objectives next years climate_change less existential threat humanity question war peace climate summit held united nations headquarters yesterday september leaders proclaimed collective resolve reach consensus post-2020 new climate regime climate
KOR 2014 988 988 september leaders proclaimed collective resolve reach consensus post-2020 new climate regime going forward agreement must reached new climate regime conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris host country green climate fund gcf green growth global institute gggi korea committed supporting international efforts strengthen developing countries mitigation adaptation capacities will continue climate
KWT 2014 1018 1018 plan will address new dangers challenges anticipate future conditions will different face today regard state kuwait welcomes climate summit secretary-general convened two days ago reiterates climate_change negative repercussions development throughout world arab region particular clear need international action solidarity within framework sustainable development goals according principle shared differentiated responsibility order guarantee climate
KWT 2014 1059 1059 sustainable development goals according principle shared differentiated responsibility order guarantee states benefit equally new agenda regard special attention treatment provided developing countries states adversely affected climate_change since winning independence joining global organization state kuwait never far removed crises challenges facing world founding fathers defined purely humanitarian approach helping needy restoring hope climate
LBR 2014 297 297 conflicts join call sustained international action bring secure peaceful world liberia commends secretary-general convening last week high-level climate summit elicited concrete commitments global community reducing greenhouse emissions measures aimed achieving sustainable development small country one still endowed per cent remaining guinea forests proud concluded partnership agreements made concrete commitments aimed supporting climate
LBR 2014 333 333 endowed per cent remaining guinea forests proud concluded partnership agreements made concrete commitments aimed supporting goals sustainable climate-sensitive development small countries like liberia contribute less greenhouse emissions suffer disproportionately adverse impact climate_change right anomaly united spirit saving one world countries big small make proportionate commitments saving planet take concrete action make climate
LBR 2014 339 339 proud concluded partnership agreements made concrete commitments aimed supporting goals sustainable climate-sensitive development small countries like liberia contribute less greenhouse emissions suffer disproportionately adverse impact climate_change right anomaly united spirit saving one world countries big small make proportionate commitments saving planet take concrete action make commitments reality year ago president johnson-sirleaf climate
LCA 2014 1195 1195 countries can cope negative effects sea level rise view saint lucia’s urgent requirements also emphasize assistance construction facilities can protect countries untimely natural disasters due climate_change losses disasters sids continue unabated continue outstrip capacity cope past decade many sids lost considerable momentum development progress contend post- disaster rehabilitation reconstruction costs invariably climate
LKA 2014 452 452 seventieth year united nations also marks tenth anniversary world summit global leaders agreed support early reform security council concrete results regard achieved next year least climate_change one defining challenges times robust global response needs arrived basis equity principle common differentiated responsibilities increase violence middle east deeply distressing reiterate sri lanka’s support climate
LSO 2014 65 65 international relations traumatic others benign survival organization tribulations testifies resilience enduring validity mission today still confronted serious challenges continuous eruption armed conflicts throughout world terrorism climate_change disease lingering effects economic financial crises challenges remained foreground international relations preoccupied international community horn africa across sahel region republic kenya democratic republic congo continent climate
LSO 2014 740 740 poverty protecting human rights fundamental freedoms lesotho means exception regard days ago climate summit provided us opportunity reaffirm collective resolve implement measures can significantly address climate_change disagreed far long confronted glaring compelling scientific evidence link global_warming human activity indisputable sadly catastrophes begun hit mostly affecting poorest vulnerable countries country one worst climate
LSO 2014 750 750 days ago climate summit provided us opportunity reaffirm collective resolve implement measures can significantly address climate_change disagreed far long confronted glaring compelling scientific evidence link global_warming human activity indisputable sadly catastrophes begun hit mostly affecting poorest vulnerable countries country one worst affected climate_change recent years lesotho faced unsettling development challenges due climate
LSO 2014 767 767 far long confronted glaring compelling scientific evidence link global_warming human activity indisputable sadly catastrophes begun hit mostly affecting poorest vulnerable countries country one worst affected climate_change recent years lesotho faced unsettling development challenges due effects climate_change effects increasing extreme_weather patterns early frost droughts desertification degradation arable land compound challenges already facing climate
LSO 2014 777 777 activity indisputable sadly catastrophes begun hit mostly affecting poorest vulnerable countries country one worst affected climate_change recent years lesotho faced unsettling development challenges due effects climate_change effects increasing extreme_weather patterns early frost droughts desertification degradation arable land compound challenges already facing livelihoods societies stifled economies ways life negatively affected appreciate resources climate
LSO 2014 780 780 catastrophes begun hit mostly affecting poorest vulnerable countries country one worst affected climate_change recent years lesotho faced unsettling development challenges due effects climate_change effects increasing extreme_weather patterns early frost droughts desertification degradation arable land compound challenges already facing livelihoods societies stifled economies ways life negatively affected appreciate resources aimed helping developing climate
LSO 2014 810 810 desertification degradation arable land compound challenges already facing livelihoods societies stifled economies ways life negatively affected appreciate resources aimed helping developing countries mitigate adapt impacts climate_change concerned funds difficult access global climate-finance architecture complex variable structures governance modalities finance channelled multilateral agencies sometimes even outside funding mechanisms united nations framework convention climate
LSO 2014 836 836 concerned funds difficult access global climate-finance architecture complex variable structures governance modalities finance channelled multilateral agencies sometimes even outside funding mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change flows bilateral development- assistance institutions thereby making coordination difficult lesotho calls international community development partners simplify accessibility funds earmarked climate_change initiatives make impact ground conclusion climate
LSO 2014 856 856 mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change flows bilateral development- assistance institutions thereby making coordination difficult lesotho calls international community development partners simplify accessibility funds earmarked climate_change initiatives make impact ground conclusion let point regime charter united nations far done part preventing third world war thereby fulfilling one dreams architects beloved organization climate
LUX 2014 281 281 high level despite difficult budgetary position easier country others aid can offer upcoming generations prospects opportunities future realize can therefore hope prevent certain conflicts fight climate_change integral part global partnership development context allow welcome holding climate summit tuesday summit clearly achieved dual objective set secretary-general demonstrate essential political will reach global climate
LUX 2014 342 342 second half country will assume presidency council european union eu will spare effort ensure reach international climate agreement paris climate summit applicable countries objective keeping global_warming c european union partners luxembourg made binding commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions mitigate effects climate_change upcoming meetings accordance timetable agreed warsaw european union will present climate
LUX 2014 352 352 will spare effort ensure reach international climate agreement paris climate summit applicable countries objective keeping global_warming c european union partners luxembourg made binding commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions mitigate effects climate_change upcoming meetings accordance timetable agreed warsaw european union will present additional contributions rise challenge also making commitments national level mention climate
LUX 2014 357 357 international climate agreement paris climate summit applicable countries objective keeping global_warming c european union partners luxembourg made binding commitments reduce greenhouse gas emissions mitigate effects climate_change upcoming meetings accordance timetable agreed warsaw european union will present additional contributions rise challenge also making commitments national level mention example support statement carbon pricing climate
LVA 2014 744 744 commitment eradicating extreme poverty improving health welfare world’s people within years new development agenda go must address global challenges conflicts terrorism inequalities absence rule law climate_change natural disasters social economic environmental dimensions sustainability addressed balanced way thank secretary-general personal engagement bringing together representatives governments business industry finance civil society discuss climate_change climate
LVA 2014 769 769 climate_change natural disasters social economic environmental dimensions sustainability addressed balanced way thank secretary-general personal engagement bringing together representatives governments business industry finance civil society discuss climate_change week latvia supports initiatives secretary-general post-2015 agenda must consistent human rights underpinned rule law address inequalities discrimination including means advancement information communications technology key enablers climate
MAR 2014 147 147 people model also takes account need positive interaction international principles objectives area morocco therefore managed develop pioneering national initiative human development together ambitious programmes field renewable_energy especially solar wind power generation key component sustainable development however today discuss country’s experience achievements make appeal developing countries treated fairly especially africa development issue climate
MCO 2014 133 133 many obstacles unfortunately face time world highly interdependent communications technology performing never riches abundant inequalities continue grow many us remain marginalized live unacceptable conditions inevitable climate_change recognized greatest challenge time will decide fate planet darkens future prospects already threatening present conflicts persist others born terrorist acts lead range problems challenge traditional climate
MCO 2014 495 495 political context politicization humanitarian assistance priority item discussion global summit light increasing number persistence crisis areas caused conflicts natural disasters whose frequency now associate rate climate_change must take consideration needs million people magnitude needs justifies new partnerships formed around organizations local partners private sector individuals unprecedented threat ebola virus west africa climate
MCO 2014 721 721 private sector foundations civil society sense ownership expressed stakeholders concerned summit therefore succeeded catalysing society whole thus ensuring political momentum will maintained lima paris issue climate_change separated question oceans prince’s government will continue defend objective sustainable development dedicated healthy productive oceans assembly may rest assured monaco will engage discussions will begin climate
MDG 2014 320 320 timber firewood included government’s agenda terms commitments also strengthening legal arsenal ratifying several multilateral environmental agreements including doha amendment kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change minamata convention mercury five years political crisis including sanctions suspension measures kinds clear majority millennium development goals will met madagascar however country committed focusing development climate
MDG 2014 460 460 massive theft zebus south west country finally madagascar’s renewed adherence african growth opportunity act give new impetus country’s economic social fabric massive job creation comes climate_change stakes high madagascar since economy based developing sectors sensitive climate_change numbers telling regard per cent madagascar’s population lives rural areas million vulnerable areas per cent climate
MDG 2014 470 470 african growth opportunity act give new impetus country’s economic social fabric massive job creation comes climate_change stakes high madagascar since economy based developing sectors sensitive climate_change numbers telling regard per cent madagascar’s population lives rural areas million vulnerable areas per cent rural population food-insecure although means adequately mitigate negative effects climate_change climate
MDG 2014 495 495 climate_change numbers telling regard per cent madagascar’s population lives rural areas million vulnerable areas per cent rural population food-insecure although means adequately mitigate negative effects climate_change country’s socio-economic activities nevertheless taken action measures range development legal frameworks national policy fight climate_change national strategy clean development mechanism establishment energy transition policy based climate
MDG 2014 510 510 cent rural population food-insecure although means adequately mitigate negative effects climate_change country’s socio-economic activities nevertheless taken action measures range development legal frameworks national policy fight climate_change national strategy clean development mechanism establishment energy transition policy based use renewable_energy also implementing national action plan adaptation created various structures coordinate activities related climate_change climate
MDG 2014 522 522 socio-economic activities nevertheless taken action measures range development legal frameworks national policy fight climate_change national strategy clean development mechanism establishment energy transition policy based use renewable_energy also implementing national action plan adaptation created various structures coordinate activities related climate_change fully support theme session delivering implementing transformative post- development agenda country committed climate
MDG 2014 535 535 climate_change national strategy clean development mechanism establishment energy transition policy based use renewable_energy also implementing national action plan adaptation created various structures coordinate activities related climate_change fully support theme session delivering implementing transformative post- development agenda country committed creating conditions establish prosperous modern nation whole purpose actions undertaken basis principles transparency climate
MDV 2014 42 42 mr john ashe outgoing president record appreciation secretary-general’s stewardship organization difficult times defines great communities times ability overcome unexpected persevere adapt changing realities daunting effects climate_change ever-pressing challenges poverty want uncontrollable spread disease communities everywhere striving overcome obstacles communities subject challenges impossible bear think beyond realm possibilities begin seeking different answers climate
MDV 2014 668 668 government people maldives condemn strongest terms groups ideologies activities join fellow muslims around world saying name unique challenges faced small island developing states well known climate_change exacerbates challenges remain hopeful legally binding treaty will agreed next year paris maldives stands ready can make hope reality sake children nation earlier month agreed climate
MEX 2014 43 43 commitment universal forum dialogue understanding cooperation today’s world imagined without united nations positive influence present realms lives united nations leads international efforts combat hunger pandemics climate_change protects children preserves heritage humanity furthers empowerment advancement women around world organization promotes trade global communications well human rights peace thanks united nations world today climate
MEX 2014 103 103 millions people indeed evident one deny multiple challenges every country planet currently facing global economy yet recover dynamism regional conflicts caused deaths forced migration flows climate_change triggering natural disasters clear world requires multilateral responses effective world many phenomena transcend borders international cooperation necessary ever sum global efforts can emerge united nations climate
MHL 2014 79 79 though pacific islands sit halfway around world fragile region far away global super-powers leaders nations hands means either respond alert action turn backs growing danger climate_change poses less security threat pacific shores indeed world low-lying country marshall islands higher ground nowhere go will cede inch rising waters earlier week world leaders climate
MHL 2014 187 187 ask leaders largest nations major emitters kathy’s words take us along ride will slow will help win important race race save humanity like global challenge climate_change requires direct political ownership eye-to-eye engagement leaders issue will define secretary-general’s legacy leader united nations urge continue show commendable personal leadership also use good offices climate
MHL 2014 270 270 global phase-down hydrofluorocarbon gases montreal protocol will personally attend paris climate conference next december voice people can heard unlike many fights huge global fight address climate_change also personal one starts backyard seawall built hands push back rising waters save future future children grandchildren enough face challenge nearly beyond belief many moments climate
MHL 2014 337 337 pacific islands slide back efforts bury heads sand ignore obvious climate reality hope expect coming group twenty meeting later year world’s largest economies will address climate_change economic consequences inaction pacific island countries demand less last month nations around world gathered apia third international conference small island developing states hosts conference government climate
MHL 2014 638 638 stage republic marshall islands supports taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies mechanisms including world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change well key regional economic integration mechanisms furthermore call taiwan’s involvement post-2015 development agenda urge recognition important assistance provided country health education energy marshall islands welcomes climate
MKD 2014 134 134 needs desires forget natural resources given us trust preserve children opposing nature undermining foundations future citizens states economies already begun pay price will face period extreme_weather conditions will become ever likely cities will flooded rivers will dry crops will fail price food will increase natural disasters global level serve loud alarms climate
MKD 2014 162 162 become ever likely cities will flooded rivers will dry crops will fail price food will increase natural disasters global level serve loud alarms telling us climate_change new reality changing lives lives future generations recently region south-eastern europe hit disaster reminded reality republic macedonia first country region completed third national report united climate
MKD 2014 191 191 lives lives future generations recently region south-eastern europe hit disaster reminded reality republic macedonia first country region completed third national report united nations framework convention climate_change already defined next steps key sectors economy society national local levels disaster risk reduction climate_change adaptation promoting strategies efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions increase energy climate
MKD 2014 206 206 country region completed third national report united nations framework convention climate_change already defined next steps key sectors economy society national local levels disaster risk reduction climate_change adaptation promoting strategies efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions increase energy efficiency welcome initiative president general assembly sixty-ninth session excellency mr sam kutesa take decisive concrete climate
MKD 2014 212 212 united nations framework convention climate_change already defined next steps key sectors economy society national local levels disaster risk reduction climate_change adaptation promoting strategies efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions increase energy efficiency welcome initiative president general assembly sixty-ninth session excellency mr sam kutesa take decisive concrete measures remedy two world’s great miseries climate
MKD 2014 292 292 reducing global poverty ensuring sustainable development next year will one great expectations worldwide including expectation genuine synergy involving major challenges will finally achieved inter alia climate_change adaptation disaster risk reduction sustainable development expect post-2015 development agenda include global holistic scientifically grounded feasible legally binding goals aimed ensuring safer world descendants however climate
MKD 2014 1167 1167 things wish situation simply debate draw conclusions high time start actions last call ask whether natural order alternative might failure comply natural laws led accelerated climate_change floods earthquakes fires failure comply international law contributed increased anarchy international relations interventions flooded burned destroyed natural order today long ago august sixth united nations climate
MLT 2014 155 155 sea widely acknowledged role instrumental launching international process eventually lead united nations convention law sea second example came shortly among first member states highlight risks climate_change global community within forum united nations almost alien concept time today climate_change one main items global agenda pay tribute arvid pardo former president ensu tabone climate
MLT 2014 167 167 convention law sea second example came shortly among first member states highlight risks climate_change global community within forum united nations almost alien concept time today climate_change one main items global agenda pay tribute arvid pardo former president ensu tabone piloted events evidently size determine ambitions neither will determine now live increasingly climate
MLT 2014 1050 1050 benefit wider global community also fully engaged within commonwealth brings together third world population order help achieve convergence challenges lie ahead including sustainable development goals climate_change commonwealth heads government meeting will take place malta next year will serve ideal platform discussion issues especially ahead paris summit climate_change ways small country europe climate
MLT 2014 1071 1071 including sustainable development goals climate_change commonwealth heads government meeting will take place malta next year will serve ideal platform discussion issues especially ahead paris summit climate_change ways small country europe centre mediterranean malta will continue contribute fostering peace security region world fifty years may seem like long time can affirm years climate
MMR 2014 20 20 gathered time world facing pressing global challenges security threats must addressed collectively urgency planet heating owing clear imminent danger climate_change terrorism rearing ugly head global village gripped fear spreading ebola epidemic tension mistrust building among major powers reminiscent rivalry cold war number scale regional local climate
MMR 2014 61 61 major powers reminiscent rivalry cold war number scale regional local conflicts growing parts world one billion people still trapped poverty world want still distant dream climate_change longer merely issue scientific argument one survival requires urgent action many developing countries economically dependent agriculture well small island states will bear brunt impact utmost climate
MNG 2014 382 382 learned therefore shared kyrgyzstan experience parliamentary democracy legal reform held training sessions afghan diplomats myanmar journalists mongolia highly commends secretary-general’s leadership galvanizing catalysing global action climate_change climate_change challenge future matter urgent permanent representativeiority today yesterday’s united nations climate_change summit offered world leaders unique opportunity voice commitments cut emission gap pledge commitment climate
MNG 2014 383 383 therefore shared kyrgyzstan experience parliamentary democracy legal reform held training sessions afghan diplomats myanmar journalists mongolia highly commends secretary-general’s leadership galvanizing catalysing global action climate_change climate_change challenge future matter urgent permanent representativeiority today yesterday’s united nations climate_change summit offered world leaders unique opportunity voice commitments cut emission gap pledge commitment two-degree climate
MNG 2014 394 394 afghan diplomats myanmar journalists mongolia highly commends secretary-general’s leadership galvanizing catalysing global action climate_change climate_change challenge future matter urgent permanent representativeiority today yesterday’s united nations climate_change summit offered world leaders unique opportunity voice commitments cut emission gap pledge commitment two-degree scenario lead-up twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate climate
MNG 2014 458 458 political will running time run planet earth time act now moreover green climate fund needs made fully operational resources actually transferred incentive countries reduce emission greenhouse gases will multiplier effect one country immune climate_change even country mongolia centuries-old tradition living harmony nature experiencing disproportionate effect conscious reality mongolia recently adopted green climate
MNG 2014 466 466 act now moreover green climate fund needs made fully operational resources actually transferred incentive countries reduce emission greenhouse gases will multiplier effect one country immune climate_change even country mongolia centuries-old tradition living harmony nature experiencing disproportionate effect conscious reality mongolia recently adopted green development policy expressed support statement carbon pricing new climate
MOZ 2014 122 122 nations will reach landmark celebration seventieth anniversary celebration will enriched goal set year halve poverty rates world year conclusion next development agenda adoption new framework climate_change regard welcome theme session delivering implementing transformative post-2015 development agenda will enhance ongoing deliberations united nations umbrella next development agenda galvanized regional subregional visions important climate
MOZ 2014 1083 1083 social services delivery enabled us track attain majority mdgs addition recently discovered natural resources represent challenge opportunity advance national socioeconomic progress development new sources clean renewable_energy bio-fuels priority government due attention paid prevent competition food-production initiatives therefore emphasizing following areas improvement agriculture production productivity sector will continue play key role development climate
MUS 2014 563 563 assume leadership proactive role promoting sound equitable governance resilient global economic architecture beyond immediate concerns number longer-term threats may dramatically affect us particularly sids one climate_change climate risks real must addressed melting glaciers frequent wildfires intense cyclones flash floods extreme heatwaves ocean acidification challenges future threat already exist latest report intergovernmental climate
MUS 2014 590 590 risks real must addressed melting glaciers frequent wildfires intense cyclones flash floods extreme heatwaves ocean acidification challenges future threat already exist latest report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change impacts adaptation vulnerability made clear increase world’s temperature c dangerous one c catastrophic climate risks global challenges require global solutions climate_change poses risks global climate
MUS 2014 591 591 real must addressed melting glaciers frequent wildfires intense cyclones flash floods extreme heatwaves ocean acidification challenges future threat already exist latest report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change impacts adaptation vulnerability made clear increase world’s temperature c dangerous one c catastrophic climate risks global challenges require global solutions climate_change poses risks global economic climate
MUS 2014 599 599 cyclones flash floods extreme heatwaves ocean acidification challenges future threat already exist latest report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change impacts adaptation vulnerability made clear increase world’s temperature c dangerous one c catastrophic climate risks global challenges require global solutions climate_change poses risks global economic prosperity development security well environment must build momentum climate
MUS 2014 612 612 report intergovernmental panel climate_change climate_change impacts adaptation vulnerability made clear increase world’s temperature c dangerous one c catastrophic climate risks global challenges require global solutions climate_change poses risks global economic prosperity development security well environment must build momentum climate summit use opportunity 20th session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
MUS 2014 637 637 climate_change poses risks global economic prosperity development security well environment must build momentum climate summit use opportunity 20th session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima raise level ambition lead-up new universal climate agreement paris next year strong connections climate_change adaptation disaster risk reduction recognized country immune natural disasters climate
MUS 2014 653 653 opportunity 20th session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima raise level ambition lead-up new universal climate agreement paris next year strong connections climate_change adaptation disaster risk reduction recognized country immune natural disasters vulnerable countries people hit hardest mauritius looks forward renewed ambitious international framework disaster risk management establishes climate
MUS 2014 691 691 hit hardest mauritius looks forward renewed ambitious international framework disaster risk management establishes disaster risk reduction key element post-2015 development agenda also believe exogenous risks climate_change natural disasters integrated mainstream economic thinking assessment macroeconomic risks welcome decision recent commonwealth heads government meeting establish commonwealth climate finance skills hub hosted mauritius will climate
NAM 2014 258 258 believe effort resource spared addressing holistically root causes social strife poverty political conflict societies developing countries particularly african island states continue bear brunt adverse effects climate_change floods droughts soil erosion become severe prolonged frequent namibia therefore calls implementation action programme dynamic windhoek declaration adopted namibia eleventh session conference parties united nations climate
NAM 2014 303 303 eleventh session conference parties united nations convention combat desertification applaud secretary-general hosting climate summit session general assembly outcome complement negotiations within united nations framework convention climate_change towards meaningful coordinated global agreement going forward discussions interactions guided principles articulated millennium declaration outcome document united nations conference sustainable development entitled future want outcomes climate
NER 2014 31 31 government cowardly murder one citizens yesterday september algeria so-called soldiers caliphate sociopolitical crises religious extremism armed conflict terrorism cross-border crime identity politics development issues effects climate_change pandemics currently caused ebola virus now concerns utmost importance crying action players international community order meet challenges promoting peace stability security development strengthen spirit sharing climate
NER 2014 960 960 larger century access water sanitation services education including vocational technical training enable young person trade however children grandchildren chance better quality life must meet challenge climate_change regard must congratulate secretary-general ban ki-moon initiative convene climate summit conference’s outcome will basis decisions international community called upon take climate conference held paris december climate
NER 2014 991 991 ki-moon initiative convene climate summit conference’s outcome will basis decisions international community called upon take climate conference held paris december imperative duty save planet global temperature increasing owing greenhouse gases led take example sahel region decrease rainfall reduced water flows silting waterways case niger river drying lake chad lost per cent climate
NER 2014 994 994 climate summit conference’s outcome will basis decisions international community called upon take climate conference held paris december imperative duty save planet global temperature increasing owing greenhouse gases led take example sahel region decrease rainfall reduced water flows silting waterways case niger river drying lake chad lost per cent area years shrinking climate
NER 2014 1053 1053 including forest loss reduced biodiversity reduced crop yields thus impoverishment population whose young people become easy target recruitment terrorists organized crime however since united nations climate_change conference copenhagen seen decrease increase greenhouse gas emissions nothing done temperature increase may surpass degrees centigrade years reach degrees end century must therefore regroup focus climate
NER 2014 1059 1059 crop yields thus impoverishment population whose young people become easy target recruitment terrorists organized crime however since united nations climate_change conference copenhagen seen decrease increase greenhouse gas emissions nothing done temperature increase may surpass degrees centigrade years reach degrees end century must therefore regroup focus promoting clean energy hydro-electricity nuclear energy climate
NER 2014 1064 1064 whose young people become easy target recruitment terrorists organized crime however since united nations climate_change conference copenhagen seen decrease increase greenhouse gas emissions nothing done temperature increase may surpass degrees centigrade years reach degrees end century must therefore regroup focus promoting clean energy hydro-electricity nuclear energy solar energy provided latter case climate
NGA 2014 663 663 disease becoming global catastrophe united nations must accord maximum priority deserves certainly much discussion limiting ozone layer depletion since commencement negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change however extent progress key areas particularly limiting contribution man-made activities greenhouse gas emission yet determined nigeria appreciates indispensable role united nations search solutions challenges terrorism climate
NGA 2014 674 674 certainly much discussion limiting ozone layer depletion since commencement negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change however extent progress key areas particularly limiting contribution man-made activities greenhouse gas emission yet determined nigeria appreciates indispensable role united nations search solutions challenges terrorism global peace security environment forging sustainable economic development will remain reliable climate
NIC 2014 127 127 basic human rights must work together overcome eradicate poverty hunger malnutrition disease war conflict regime change politics coups violence women children arms race negative impacts climate_change emerging social slavery plagues including drug trafficking organized crime human trafficking among others soon possible social justice solidarity unity complementarity among peoples brotherhood respect among climate
NIC 2014 253 253 exists agenda involve intergovernmental open transparent process based results open working group sustainable development goals united nations conference sustainable development developing countries suffer adverse effects climate_change whose extreme meteorological phenomena ever frequent intense despite economic limitations prioritized focus poverty sustainable development obligation convention assuming costs adaptation mitigation efforts must urgently achieve climate
NIC 2014 292 292 sustainable development obligation convention assuming costs adaptation mitigation efforts must urgently achieve binding agreement containing strong ambitious balanced commitments provisions based united nations framework convention climate_change principles provisions particularly equity common differentiated responsibilities order address climate_crisis protect ecosystems sustain life mother earth country part international community can claim right use threaten climate
NIC 2014 302 302 urgently achieve binding agreement containing strong ambitious balanced commitments provisions based united nations framework convention climate_change principles provisions particularly equity common differentiated responsibilities order address climate_crisis protect ecosystems sustain life mother earth country part international community can claim right use threaten use force international relations exceptionalist policies resolve conflicts rather stir climate
NOR 2014 13 13 leaders gathered united nations climate summit taken important steps mobilize action ambition climate_change now need make sure positive results followed expanded prepare agreement paris next year meet general assembly next year will adopt new set global goals common climate
NPL 2014 41 41 unanimous election wish express deep appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon commitment dedication commend secretary-general convening climate summit momentum generated summit pave way next year binding agreement climate_change long-term comprehensive global commitments climate solutions based principles common differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities irony world’s vulnerable countries happen worst victims climate_change fault special provisions climate
NPL 2014 63 63 year binding agreement climate_change long-term comprehensive global commitments climate solutions based principles common differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities irony world’s vulnerable countries happen worst victims climate_change fault special provisions climate financing separate regular official development assistance mitigation adaptation needs least developed countries small island developing states can addressed terrorism anathema humankind climate
NRU 2014 144 144 also opportunity highlight various needs challenges diverse coalition small island developing states enjoyed long-lasting stability others transition economically fragile others others extremely vulnerable immediate effects climate_change small island developing states share common understanding need set world sustainable path challenges sids many one need glance headlines appreciate join long list concerns international climate
NRU 2014 180 180 sustainable path challenges sids many one need glance headlines appreciate join long list concerns international community must confront today naked brutality pestilence poverty worsening impacts climate_change name understand impulse us put hard decisions another day prioritize others even bury heads sand general assembly remains pre-eminent forum grappling global crises united nations climate
NRU 2014 279 279 must consider country’s connection ocean many sids ocean foundation culture economy depend bounty food income yet reckless actions nations severely undermined marine environment depend excessive greenhouse gas emissions warm planet make seas acidic irresponsible overfishing outright stealing fish waters dangerous pollution effect yet fully comprehend countries responsible damage also charged assessing climate
NRU 2014 530 530 confident institution agencies task made progress reducing hunger poverty disease just week world watched leaders gathered climate summit announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners serious climate_action imminent however hard ignore fact announcements greenhouse gas reductions occur future government decade future climate
NRU 2014 534 534 made progress reducing hunger poverty disease just week world watched leaders gathered climate summit announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners serious climate_action imminent however hard ignore fact announcements greenhouse gas reductions occur future government decade future sids contribute fraction global climate
NRU 2014 541 541 week world watched leaders gathered climate summit announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners serious climate_action imminent however hard ignore fact announcements greenhouse gas reductions occur future government decade future sids contribute fraction global emissions undertaken build sustainable economies announcing ambitious climate
NRU 2014 548 548 announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners serious climate_action imminent however hard ignore fact announcements greenhouse gas reductions occur future government decade future sids contribute fraction global emissions undertaken build sustainable economies announcing ambitious pledges cut emissions example working closely international climate
NRU 2014 574 574 gas reductions occur future government decade future sids contribute fraction global emissions undertaken build sustainable economies announcing ambitious pledges cut emissions example working closely international renewable_energy agency lighthouses initiative achieve goal per cent reduction regional group pacific sids led general assembly formally recognize connection climate_change international peace security helped convince security climate
NRU 2014 593 593 cut emissions example working closely international renewable_energy agency lighthouses initiative achieve goal per cent reduction regional group pacific sids led general assembly formally recognize connection climate_change international peace security helped convince security council countries doubt correlation climate_change conflict today despite graphic examples past years alone still disagreement way forward therefore still climate
NRU 2014 604 604 goal per cent reduction regional group pacific sids led general assembly formally recognize connection climate_change international peace security helped convince security council countries doubt correlation climate_change conflict today despite graphic examples past years alone still disagreement way forward therefore still opinion secretary- general appoint special representative climate security analyse projected security climate
NRU 2014 667 667 assess capacity united nations system respond least can international body prepare one biggest challenges generation security council remain relevant must adaptive enough meet latest threats climate_change clear present danger ignore peril security council must also reflect new geopolitical realities becoming representative inclusive reason nauru supports reform security council enlarging permanent non-permanent climate
NRU 2014 834 834 cuba israel turkey mention world rapidly changing new realities strained ability united nations respond adequately long-term solutions will require new commitment providing adequate means implementation climate_change alone far goal providing billion year help nations adapt climate impacts now unavoidable build sources clean energy say nothing per cent gross domestic product goal climate
NZL 2014 112 112 multilateral world awash talk plans strategies funds real world small island developing states enough happening ground country new zealand intent avoiding shortcoming especially region pacific renewable_energy featured strongly sids conference agenda secretary-general’s climate summit past week pacific nations spend per cent gross domestic product per cent entire import bills importing diesel climate
NZL 2014 149 149 nations spend per cent gross domestic product per cent entire import bills importing diesel fuel electricity generation sustainable economic development therefore simply happen region without renewable_energy significant progress achieved especially since pacific energy summit co-hosted european union auckland march million funding committed projects tokelau islands moved per cent dependence fossil fuels climate
NZL 2014 220 220 open 1-megawatt array rarotonga next months outer islands tuvalu one outer cook islands will close per cent renewable making real progress towards converting pacific neighbourhood renewable_energy bringing significant environmental benefits greatly enhancing prospects sustainable economic development country committed million process waiting new multilateral agreement new green fund simply getting ahead robust climate
NZL 2014 347 347 future key message sids conference need share experiences skills among sids regions starting happen fisheries management prime candidate greater cooperation also commenced process interregional cooperation renewable_energy supporting development geothermal energy caribbean africa small island developing states showing real leadership addressing climate_change shifting renewable_energy issues require action global scale therefore commend secretary- climate
NZL 2014 362 362 management prime candidate greater cooperation also commenced process interregional cooperation renewable_energy supporting development geothermal energy caribbean africa small island developing states showing real leadership addressing climate_change shifting renewable_energy issues require action global scale therefore commend secretary- general convening climate summit new york last week participating actively negotiations hope will pave way climate
NZL 2014 364 364 candidate greater cooperation also commenced process interregional cooperation renewable_energy supporting development geothermal energy caribbean africa small island developing states showing real leadership addressing climate_change shifting renewable_energy issues require action global scale therefore commend secretary- general convening climate summit new york last week participating actively negotiations hope will pave way successful conclusion climate
PAK 2014 18 18 congratulate mr sam kutesa election president general assembly sixty-ninth session assure priorities revitalization general assembly sustainable development climate_change peaceful settlement disputes also priorities delegation will extend full support order achieve objectives also pay tribute mr john ashe effective leadership general assembly past session climate
PAK 2014 60 60 mr john ashe effective leadership general assembly past session commend secretary-general’s efforts find diplomatic solutions complex challenges international peace security appreciate leadership hosting climate summit extreme_weather patterns disrupting world economies pakistan directly experienced calamity just recently monsoon floods pakistan devastating impact mobilizing resources ingenuity provide relief ensure recovery international community intensify climate
PAK 2014 91 91 directly experienced calamity just recently monsoon floods pakistan devastating impact mobilizing resources ingenuity provide relief ensure recovery international community intensify efforts move awareness commitments actions climate_change wreaking havoc economies particularly developing countries defining moment united nations embarks upon task transforming lives billions people investing sustainable development next years setting vital target climate
PER 2014 798 798 fastest history general way entire case conducted makes peru chile example world peru affirms active participation international community context will host country twentieth united nations climate_change conference december occasion discussions will important national commitments will essential today say need organize largest alliance history address critical challenge agreements reached will define future climate
PER 2014 876 876 commitments achieving binding agreement must conscious first time humankind achieved capacity mass destruction without resorting nuclear energy regard vital international community become aware world problems climate_change require global rather national responses according study economic commission latin america caribbean cost global_warming peru revealed floods droughts thaws warming waters amounts approximately per cent climate
PER 2014 890 890 resorting nuclear energy regard vital international community become aware world problems climate_change require global rather national responses according study economic commission latin america caribbean cost global_warming peru revealed floods droughts thaws warming waters amounts approximately per cent peru’s annual gross domestic product gdp take immediate action economic impact climate_change per cent climate
PER 2014 913 913 caribbean cost global_warming peru revealed floods droughts thaws warming waters amounts approximately per cent peru’s annual gross domestic product gdp take immediate action economic impact climate_change per cent gdp per cent peru also recently ratified nagoya protocol access genetic resources fair equitable sharing benefits arising utilization convention biological diversity will soon climate
PHL 2014 73 73 social contract filipino people underpinned regime good governance like address following issues consistent president’s social contract united nations post-2015 development agenda progress millennium development goals climate_change disaster-risk reduction management so-called islamic state iraq sham ebola virus disease outbreak peace security rule law disarmament peacekeeping migration protection women children call united nations climate
PHL 2014 294 294 super-typhoon haiyan strongest typhoon hit landfall recorded history significant impact modest progress achieved towards millennium development goals disasters parts world remind us urgent need address climate_change two months ago completed comprehensive rehabilitation recovery plan haiyan-affected areas comprehensive plan requires considerable amount resources effort philippines international partners determined see massive rebuilding rehabilitation climate
PLW 2014 18 18 without trying melodramatic believe country pacific region world reached crossroads international year small island developing states leading climate_change negotiations twentieth twenty-first conferences parties united nations framework convention climate_change third international conference financing development impending adoption post-2015 development agenda viewed within context rising oceans climate
PLW 2014 28 28 melodramatic believe country pacific region world reached crossroads international year small island developing states leading climate_change negotiations twentieth twenty-first conferences parties united nations framework convention climate_change third international conference financing development impending adoption post-2015 development agenda viewed within context rising oceans ebola crisis africa apparent societal inferno progress arab world find climate
PLW 2014 125 125 however will say one thing country small will go without fight using every available tool will pacific region whose people comprehend first-hand real current impacts climate_change recognize oceans becoming polluted fish stocks depleted pacific leaders year’s pacific islands forum supported palau declaration theme ocean life future within theme declaration pacific leaders climate
PLW 2014 440 440 natural assets recognizing ocean joint primary asset every citizen planet can move towards global management global ocean exclusive economic zone must never shift need global climate_change initiative addresses threat people nations climate_change planet’s silent war must remain back pages minds global commitments must move front page alongside global conflicts receives attention climate
PLW 2014 446 446 asset every citizen planet can move towards global management global ocean exclusive economic zone must never shift need global climate_change initiative addresses threat people nations climate_change planet’s silent war must remain back pages minds global commitments must move front page alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public climate
PLW 2014 473 473 silent war must remain back pages minds global commitments must move front page alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public health climate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectious diseases find way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome failures climate
PLW 2014 477 477 back pages minds global commitments must move front page alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public health climate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectious diseases find way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome failures lost generation secretary-general said climate
PLW 2014 513 513 way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome failures lost generation secretary-general said race now time leaders step steer world towards safer future temperature increase degrees simply acceptable best objective global leaders can agree may well throw towel stop children will future end global leaders must announce new direction climate
PLW 2014 579 579 ratification second amendment kyoto protocol within discussions migration option young mother kathy jetnil-kijiner marshall islands put beautifully tuesday one moving one losing homeland one becoming climate_change refugee small island nations first feel impacts climate_change first feel impacts diminished marine resources first wet feet sea-level rise ready willing lead call action developed climate
PLW 2014 587 587 option young mother kathy jetnil-kijiner marshall islands put beautifully tuesday one moving one losing homeland one becoming climate_change refugee small island nations first feel impacts climate_change first feel impacts diminished marine resources first wet feet sea-level rise ready willing lead call action developed nations willing take last year country committed majuro climate
PLW 2014 619 619 first wet feet sea-level rise ready willing lead call action developed nations willing take last year country committed majuro declaration climate leadership per cent contribution renewable_energy energy mix per cent reduction energy consumption well way achieving goals since independence palau blessed strong partnerships years united states provided support friendship without support climate
PLW 2014 686 686 international response horrific situation syria iraq actions respond threat islamic state iraq sham let us forget global peace stability critical achieve development agenda respond issues climate_change ocean regeneration wish give special thanks president obama’s support oceans expressed intent set aside per cent global oceans marine protected areas finally thank united states climate
PLW 2014 917 917 organizations civil society partnerships commitments today without post- development environment must recognize actions individuals states nations regions impact partners planet earth save oceans stem tide greenhouse gases must establish long- lasting system global partnerships respect end day must recognize us developed us means implementation terms oceans climate_change biodiversity issues require global climate
PLW 2014 938 938 save oceans stem tide greenhouse gases must establish long- lasting system global partnerships respect end day must recognize us developed us means implementation terms oceans climate_change biodiversity issues require global solutions therefore recurring central issue without effective partnerships change will simply occur without legally binding commitments respect toour oceans climate_change will climate
PLW 2014 962 962 oceans climate_change biodiversity issues require global solutions therefore recurring central issue without effective partnerships change will simply occur without legally binding commitments respect toour oceans climate_change will make transformative changes need make next generation small island developing state member pacific community ready willing able commit share even willing lead let us climate
PNG 2014 159 159 states held samoa great success commend adoption small island developing states accelerated modalities action samoa pathway reiterated sustainable development priorities sids affirmed international community impacts climate_change continue pose serious challenge sustainable development sids full range damaging events rising sea levels coastal erosion salinization fresh water table prolonged severe droughts flooding extreme_weather climate
PNG 2014 184 184 climate_change continue pose serious challenge sustainable development sids full range damaging events rising sea levels coastal erosion salinization fresh water table prolonged severe droughts flooding extreme_weather loss damage vital infrastructure remains constant concern sids many sids especially pacific reached tipping point right thing us respond challenges working smarter harder improve livelihoods climate
PNG 2014 246 246 efforts partnering us part support pacific sids papua new guinea launched pacific development assistance programme aimed assisting pacific sids critical areas development education health capacity-building climate_change reconstruction important infrastructure natural disasters reiterate call international community including united nations work together sids spirit genuine durable partnership commend secretary-general convening successful climate summit climate
PNG 2014 301 301 must build political momentum generated move towards lima year importantly towards paris international community must conclude legally binding agreement order us collectively address adverse impacts climate_change international community stands important crossroads imminent deadline millennium development goals mdgs transition post-2015 development agenda rightly become centre stage global agenda support people-centered transformative post-2015 climate
PNG 2014 392 392 sustainable development financing critical successful implementation post-2015 development agenda respect pacific island developing states note appreciation inclusion important proposed stand-alone goals oceans seas sustainable energy climate_change along proposed goals goals form basis intergovernmental negotiations take place papua new guinea will participate negotiations government remains fully committed efforts experienced galvanizing impact mdgs climate
POL 2014 1131 1131 co-chairmanship kenya hungary defines course discussion matter poland will continue active involvement dialogue bring development new ambitious universal post-2015 development agenda vitally important halt global climate_change caused development human civilization adjust changes already irreversible lurk existential issues pertaining security problems economic development maintenance biological diversity earth’s ecosystem quality life capacity host climate
POL 2014 1159 1159 human civilization adjust changes already irreversible lurk existential issues pertaining security problems economic development maintenance biological diversity earth’s ecosystem quality life capacity host united nations climate_change conference held warsaw november still hold presidency conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change poland remains committed achieving successful conclusion negotiations believe possible achieve understanding climate
POL 2014 1173 1173 maintenance biological diversity earth’s ecosystem quality life capacity host united nations climate_change conference held warsaw november still hold presidency conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change poland remains committed achieving successful conclusion negotiations believe possible achieve understanding manner fair countries various levels economic development agreement possible hope understanding will arrived near climate
POL 2014 1209 1209 understanding manner fair countries various levels economic development agreement possible hope understanding will arrived near future like reiterate despite hardships costs economic transformation poland decreased greenhouse gas emissions approximately per cent since greatly exceeded reduction obligations stipulated kyoto protocol poland deeply involved various fields activity covered organization ranging human rights disarmament climate
PRK 2014 174 174 parts country observed great leap fishing industry livestock farming well blooming new twenty- first century civilization living environment cultural welfare spheres future generations working masses climate_change summit held just days ago successful gathering constituted part active measures taken across united nations system ensure survival humankind sustainable development protecting global ecosystem addressing climate
PRK 2014 200 200 summit held just days ago successful gathering constituted part active measures taken across united nations system ensure survival humankind sustainable development protecting global ecosystem addressing climate_change united nations international relations democratized principle sovereign equality enshrined charter united nations exactly principle respect sovereignty non-interference internal affairs nations however acts high-handedness arbitrariness veiled climate
PRT 2014 912 912 issues population development universality shared responsibility key concepts regard universality post-2015 agenda synonymous insensitivity specificities least developed vulnerable countries small island developing states new challenges climate_change illicit trafficking piracy pandemics major threats today’s world outbreak ebola western african countries demands strong combined efforts international community contain eradicate plague portugal participating current climate
PRY 2014 628 628 success efforts achieve better international coordination coherence economic financial spheres high-level climate summit also held days ago headquarters new york believe necessary recall paraguay aware climate_change poses serious complex threat world highlighted growing negative impacts experiencing due resulting droughts floods adverse phenomena spread poverty cause forced displacements may affect international peace climate
PRY 2014 703 703 differentiated responsibilities basis countries contributed historical current levels pollution must shoulder correspondingly greater responsibilities principle used objective criterion implementation will contribute efforts mitigate global impact climate_change issue landlocked developing countries fundamental importance paraguay’s foreign policy asymmetries disadvantages geographical situation brings will offset international recognition need special differential agreement country’s integration globalized climate
RWA 2014 32 32 general assembly living period unprecedented progress human development success millennium development goals framework demonstrates international cooperation remains strong though wish expected results come faster even climate_change public private sectors work together increase investment scientific research can look forward future countries longer choose green energy economic growth work building peace well-being africa climate
SDN 2014 894 894 role achieving desired development objectives providing mechanisms enabling year’s general debate coincides united nations climate summit outcomes hope will provide strong impetus current efforts address climate_change turn grave challenge facing humankind opportunity joint action order achieve binding international commitment supplement united nations framework convention climate_change take practical steps towards green economy climate
SDN 2014 913 913 provide strong impetus current efforts address climate_change turn grave challenge facing humankind opportunity joint action order achieve binding international commitment supplement united nations framework convention climate_change take practical steps towards green economy reduce carbon_emissions threaten safety planet regard sudan state affected climate_change phenomenon accords special importance environment issue recall drought desertification climate
SDN 2014 921 921 grave challenge facing humankind opportunity joint action order achieve binding international commitment supplement united nations framework convention climate_change take practical steps towards green economy reduce carbon_emissions threaten safety planet regard sudan state affected climate_change phenomenon accords special importance environment issue recall drought desertification hobbled africa north equator living examples effcts climate_change climate
SDN 2014 929 929 achieve binding international commitment supplement united nations framework convention climate_change take practical steps towards green economy reduce carbon_emissions threaten safety planet regard sudan state affected climate_change phenomenon accords special importance environment issue recall drought desertification hobbled africa north equator living examples effcts climate_change led tribal conflicts sources water pasture sudan’s involvement climate
SDN 2014 946 946 carbon_emissions threaten safety planet regard sudan state affected climate_change phenomenon accords special importance environment issue recall drought desertification hobbled africa north equator living examples effcts climate_change led tribal conflicts sources water pasture sudan’s involvement united nations environment programme past years consistent concern regard sudan remains effective global partnership fight terrorism national climate
SEN 2014 204 204 inclusive growth therefore mission work towards inclusive development present future generations given many challenges faced people particularly areas education health fight poverty extreme poverty energy climate_change endemic poverty mind government senegal resolutely moved towards model whose goal creation wealth structural transformation economy adopted emerging senegal plan next years will reference point climate
SGP 2014 43 43 living worst times best times either standards living far higher human race ever face global crises several types internal cross-border conflicts epidemics disasters natural man-made climate_change international crime facing grave threats terrorism extremism latest manifestation islamic state iraq sham isis brutal cruel travesty religion stands unspeakable acts cruelty including abductions brutal climate
SLB 2014 702 702 door united nations ready take multilateral responsibilities republic china taiwan continues seek full effective participation three united nations specialized bodies namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc world health organization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolving health challenges icao works keep travelling climate
SLB 2014 720 720 specialized bodies namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc world health organization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolving health challenges icao works keep travelling public air services safe wish note million passengers passed republic china taiwan luxury time turn blind eye required climate
SLB 2014 1263 1263 indigenous melanesians polynesians speaking different languages diverse cultures threat due forced relocation ancestral lands result sea-level rise right live harmony nature threatened declining health planet climate_change remains greatest challenge time calls widest possible international cooperation part month solomon islands ratified second commitment period kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc climate
SLB 2014 1287 1287 planet climate_change remains greatest challenge time calls widest possible international cooperation part month solomon islands ratified second commitment period kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc encourage parties protocol ratified amendment soon possible collective interest see protocol enforced remain deeply concerned slow progress climate-change negotiations hope general assembly will invite climate
SLB 2014 1335 1335 assembly will invite unfccc conduct negotiations new york diplomats parties convention located year round need accelerate pace negotiations must done working technical experts process looking climate_change agreement solomon islands like see credible agreement will guarantee survival sids least developed countries ldcs agreement must comprehensive scope addressing mitigation adaptation finance technology transfer climate
SLB 2014 1512 1512 since sixty-eighth session number domestic airports bridges constructed uniting scattered population possible without support australia new zealand european union express gratitude traditional partners intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc confirms without additional mitigation actions heading towards 3.7-4.8 c world fifth ipcc assessment report indicates per cent coral reefs projected experience severe coral bleaching climate
SLB 2014 1538 1538 ipcc confirms without additional mitigation actions heading towards 3.7-4.8 c world fifth ipcc assessment report indicates per cent coral reefs projected experience severe coral bleaching temperature increasing c c looking per cent coral reef bleaching developments will occur generation will impact tourism industries fish stocks potentially driving households sids ldcs poverty climate
SLB 2014 1596 1596 justice put sids ldcs heart international cooperation connection delegation welcomes secretary- general’s climate summit held last week also support proposal mr president convening high-level debate climate_change course session lives depend let conclude reaffirming commitment solomon islands striving just equitable inclusive world implementing post-2015 development agenda provides us first last line defence climate
SLE 2014 92 92 past session general assembly sincere thanks appreciation go secretary-general ban ki-moon constructive dynamic leadership organization sierra leone deeply appreciates forward-looking laudable initiatives issues sustainable energy climate_change among others particular appreciate robust response ebola epidemic causing much havoc lives threatening dignity existence will continue support highly ambitious commendable initiatives better safer world climate
SLV 2014 214 214 peoples human beings full dignified life living democracy enjoying right sovereignty determination right choose path towards peace development new agenda must integrate universal issues migration climate_change food security education health public safety world peace must keep repeating errors past based experience mdgs must reduce inequality gaps structural causes poverty exclusion new climate
SLV 2014 249 249 keep repeating errors past based experience mdgs must reduce inequality gaps structural causes poverty exclusion new global agenda requires us come agreement face great threat climate_change afflicts us hardships limits opportunities families live dignity next months key establishment road map implement parameters new development paradigm must work together using approach based climate
SLV 2014 1000 1000 central american integration system able set multidimensional regional agenda guides regional work five main pillars economic integration social integration fight poverty comprehensive disaster management adaptation climate_change institutional strengthening democratic security central latin american region needs international support central american security strategy will allow governments complement national efforts greater impact regional security climate
SMR 2014 70 70 session country also wishes extend special thanks secretary-general ban ki-moon energy determination leads united nations sensitivity towards member states without exception particular like underscore importance climate_change summit organized secretary-general new york september provided heads state government opportunity demonstrate political will global agreement issue republic san marino contributed work participation head state climate
SMR 2014 102 102 provided heads state government opportunity demonstrate political will global agreement issue republic san marino contributed work participation head state thereby underscoring importance acknowledging indissoluble link climate_change sustainable development effects climate_change often tragic one serious threats future humankind challenge states context joint action coordinated united nations called face commitment determination accountable future climate
SMR 2014 106 106 opportunity demonstrate political will global agreement issue republic san marino contributed work participation head state thereby underscoring importance acknowledging indissoluble link climate_change sustainable development effects climate_change often tragic one serious threats future humankind challenge states context joint action coordinated united nations called face commitment determination accountable future generations ability achieve goals climate
SMR 2014 140 140 states context joint action coordinated united nations called face commitment determination accountable future generations ability achieve goals environmental protection energy saving energy generation renewable sources climate_change one causes many natural disasters befallen planet including year need respond effectively many serious humanitarian emergencies show clear interdependence global threats now facing humankind today climate
SRB 2014 41 41 make important contribution crafting sustainable political solutions new global challenges lie ahead us also like convey serbia’s readiness address provide unequivocal support resolution priorities relative climate_change integrated global economy international security issues topics included agenda will actively pursue like express special thanks outgoing president mr john ashe efforts successful work sixty-eighth climate
SRB 2014 172 172 century serbia offers experiences ideas global management can ensure better future new generations world allow consider three today’s pressing global challenges concern just serbia us climate_change global security deadly infectious diseases vast proportions believe addressed wisely systematically challenges put survival future generations jeopardy socioeconomic interrelatedness accounts disappearance old division us us climate
SRB 2014 216 216 interrelatedness accounts disappearance old division us us states members united nations share destiny shoulder equal responsibility problems directly face humankind one urgent global challenges confronting climate_change climate summit participated great interest discussed historic chance shall upcoming united nations climate_change conference paris consensus among scientists indicates global temperatures twenty-first century will rise climate
SRB 2014 229 229 shoulder equal responsibility problems directly face humankind one urgent global challenges confronting climate_change climate summit participated great interest discussed historic chance shall upcoming united nations climate_change conference paris consensus among scientists indicates global temperatures twenty-first century will rise dramatically extreme_weather conditions will increase frequency depends intensity global_warming inexorably effects natural disasters climate
SRB 2014 243 243 summit participated great interest discussed historic chance shall upcoming united nations climate_change conference paris consensus among scientists indicates global temperatures twenty-first century will rise dramatically extreme_weather conditions will increase frequency depends intensity global_warming inexorably effects natural disasters aggravate fragile economic situation serbia region south-east europe make struggle poverty ever difficult struggle climate
SRB 2014 250 250 shall upcoming united nations climate_change conference paris consensus among scientists indicates global temperatures twenty-first century will rise dramatically extreme_weather conditions will increase frequency depends intensity global_warming inexorably effects natural disasters aggravate fragile economic situation serbia region south-east europe make struggle poverty ever difficult struggle remains quintessential challenge facing world today activities climate
SRB 2014 279 279 disasters aggravate fragile economic situation serbia region south-east europe make struggle poverty ever difficult struggle remains quintessential challenge facing world today activities aimed alleviating consequences climate_change imperative age determining binding measures surely take account development needs poor underdeveloped countries convinced assembly shares opinion need act soon possible improve adaptation systems establish climate
SRB 2014 325 325 possible improve adaptation systems establish mechanisms lowering risks posed natural disasters therefore view year opportunity kick intensive activities devising climate policy encouraging countries commit reducing carbon_emissions historic chance devise energy policy sustainable provides substantive global action climate_change policy convinced share view urgent obligatory improve adaptation system set mechanisms reducing enormous risks climate
SRB 2014 336 336 therefore view year opportunity kick intensive activities devising climate policy encouraging countries commit reducing carbon_emissions historic chance devise energy policy sustainable provides substantive global action climate_change policy convinced share view urgent obligatory improve adaptation system set mechanisms reducing enormous risks natural disasters serbia wishes contribute reaching legally binding general consent climate climate
SRB 2014 387 387 peoples world believe green climate fund play important role process implementing agreed principles achieve ambitious goal fulfil commitments made sake humankind year witnessed country victim extreme_weather conditions europe unfortunately serbia neighbours region subjected natural disasters consequence climate_change serbia vulnerable days floods biblical proportions take opportunity express gratitude united nations extensive efficient climate
SRB 2014 398 398 agreed principles achieve ambitious goal fulfil commitments made sake humankind year witnessed country victim extreme_weather conditions europe unfortunately serbia neighbours region subjected natural disasters consequence climate_change serbia vulnerable days floods biblical proportions take opportunity express gratitude united nations extensive efficient engagement cooperation government serbia aftermath floods particular like thank french president climate
SSD 2014 1030 1030 america assisting continent combat virus vital sdgs address global health threats republic south sudan strongly condemns forms terrorism including piracy become menace international peace security climate_change now recognized major global threat threat wipe planet earth entire human race commend secretary- general convening recent climate summit focus attention global problem urge members climate
SSD 2014 1085 1085 take bold action pleased sdgs cover environmental issues concern international community hope climate summit held paris december will result agreement new global legal framework tackling climate_change must win race clock save planet humankind late echo ms graça machel tackling climate_change requires leadership courage ambition us let us act solidarity create future climate
SSD 2014 1099 1099 held paris december will result agreement new global legal framework tackling climate_change must win race clock save planet humankind late echo ms graça machel tackling climate_change requires leadership courage ambition us let us act solidarity create future want finally sir reiterate resolve restore peace people south sudan fully implement cooperation agreements climate
STP 2014 825 825 interregional coordination centre scheduled begin operations soon renew call international community continue us arduous task ensuring collective security strongly believe taking steps reduce harmful effects climate_change responsibility must shared developing countries developed countries alike order ensure continuity clean development mechanism particularly least developed countries well mobilize political will legally binding global climate
STP 2014 857 857 countries alike order ensure continuity clean development mechanism particularly least developed countries well mobilize political will legally binding global agreement adoption united nations framework convention climate_change twenty-first conference parties scheduled take place paris trade embargo imposed cuba decades ago constitutes another matter great concern us therefore renew call sanctions lifted cuba climate
STP 2014 1079 1079 time since participate assembly international civil aviation organization therefore considering enormous potential taiwan like see participation extend specialized agencies united nations united nations framework convention climate_change implementation process post-2015 development agenda significant help international community conclusion reiterate country’s willingness continue participate efforts mobilize wills facilitate synergies achievement basic principles noble objectives climate
SUR 2014 658 658 forest annually absorbs million tons carbon annual emissions million tons carbon suriname thus absorbs million tons carbon emits yearly basis many countries work towards becoming carbon-neutral suriname already qualifies carbon-negative country annual deforestation rate per cent dedicated per cent national territory preserving protecting vulnerable ecosystems generating national global asset stark contrast climate
SUR 2014 694 694 dedicated per cent national territory preserving protecting vulnerable ecosystems generating national global asset stark contrast positive realities suriname paradoxically become one vulnerable countries world result climate_change recently held climate summit suriname indicated sea-level rise will inter alia severely damage destroy coastal ecosystems including arable land damage destroy per cent gdp damage climate
SVK 2014 54 54 standard living preserving much rest life possible preserve life sustainability planet every human pure theory practical question future children millennium development goals post-2015 framework challenge climate_change must form much theoretical basis discussions goals must identify address offer solution solve problems one two generations may bring human race brink existence seventy years climate
SVK 2014 754 754 global issues may deadly humankind nuclear war changes occurring planet globalization created borderless opportunities entrepreneurship also created new challenges must deal make life earth sustainable climate_change inequalities development distribution goods services poverty unequal access health education slovakia will remain responsible member global community participate discussion financing sustainable development offering experience economic climate
SWE 2014 545 545 reproductive health rights including freedom violence normative frameworks place including security council resolution women peace security time come translate norms action one serious global challenges climate_change impact hardest world’s poorest vulnerable populations even manage limit increase temperature world will experience significant adverse effects especially low-lying vulnerable island states sweden successfully demonstrated climate
SWE 2014 556 556 council resolution women peace security time come translate norms action one serious global challenges climate_change impact hardest world’s poorest vulnerable populations even manage limit increase temperature world will experience significant adverse effects especially low-lying vulnerable island states sweden successfully demonstrated possible separate greenhouse gas emissions economic growth since reduced emissions per climate
SWE 2014 573 573 world’s poorest vulnerable populations even manage limit increase temperature world will experience significant adverse effects especially low-lying vulnerable island states sweden successfully demonstrated possible separate greenhouse gas emissions economic growth since reduced emissions per cent experiencing economic growth per cent several years sweden top contributor climate financing least development cooperation focus climate
SWZ 2014 190 190 issues environmental protection issues critical achievement sustainable development particularly developing countries pleased summit able mobilize sufficient political support guiding conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima december issue climate_change crucial many developing economies especially continent africa direct effect national objective produce enough food unpredictable weather conditions continue great concern climate
SWZ 2014 195 195 achievement sustainable development particularly developing countries pleased summit able mobilize sufficient political support guiding conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima december issue climate_change crucial many developing economies especially continent africa direct effect national objective produce enough food unpredictable weather conditions continue great concern farmers shall continue call upon climate
SWZ 2014 386 386 goals abundant resources continent however great need value addition products order maximize food-production initiatives kingdom eswatini continues set aside sizeable budget agriculture due negative effects climate_change programme construct dams irrigation throughout kingdom assistance subsistence farmers farming inputs also increased intention increasing yields thus increasing food production kingdom kingdom eswatini fully supports climate
SYC 2014 283 283 priorities outcomes conference first need vulnerability index used effective tool addressing development needs sids gdp per capita second need address debilitating debt sids innovations debt climate_change adaptation swaps third priority need build opportunities sids basis strengths weaknesses hence need support blue economy approach whereby sids can better utilize oceanic potential whereby climate
SYC 2014 485 485 right medical support will save lives west africa across world ebola just african problem global problem also remain preoccupied conclusions fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change sids continuously underlined scientific research conducted climate_change shows warming even c will negative impact countries even islands front line however science also tells us still climate
SYC 2014 492 492 africa across world ebola just african problem global problem also remain preoccupied conclusions fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change sids continuously underlined scientific research conducted climate_change shows warming even c will negative impact countries even islands front line however science also tells us still window can act decisively effectively legally binding climate
SYC 2014 549 549 countries large small must make happen subject can leave aside take later debate later date call partners ensure upcoming conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will meet lima sets stage concluding meaningful legally binding agreement paris also like reiterate importance fulfilling commitments jointly mobilize billion annually full operationalization green climate climate
SYC 2014 598 598 green climate fund capitalized soon possible also underline importance ensuring vulnerable particular sids african nations access appropriate resources quickly possible call sids part decision-makers issues climate_change allocated permanent seat executive committee warsaw international mechanism loss damage associated climate_change impacts seychelles will also continue advocate solution debt trap many us especially sids climate
SYC 2014 610 610 sids african nations access appropriate resources quickly possible call sids part decision-makers issues climate_change allocated permanent seat executive committee warsaw international mechanism loss damage associated climate_change impacts seychelles will also continue advocate solution debt trap many us especially sids find solution seychelles brought forward partnership nature conservancy international non-governmental organization proposals climate
SYC 2014 647 647 especially sids find solution seychelles brought forward partnership nature conservancy international non-governmental organization proposals debt-for-adaptation swaps sids often constrained development large debt-to-gdp ratios transferring debt climate_change adaptation projects will address sids need greater flexibility addressing development challenges also making real impact terms building climate_change resilience creating marine protected areas locally globally climate
SYC 2014 665 665 constrained development large debt-to-gdp ratios transferring debt climate_change adaptation projects will address sids need greater flexibility addressing development challenges also making real impact terms building climate_change resilience creating marine protected areas locally globally concept will also allow application climate_change funding order achieve leverage adaptation projects reducing financial barriers small island developing climate
SYC 2014 678 678 need greater flexibility addressing development challenges also making real impact terms building climate_change resilience creating marine protected areas locally globally concept will also allow application climate_change funding order achieve leverage adaptation projects reducing financial barriers small island developing states spoke french faced challenges security transnational crime extremism united nations requires significant climate
TGO 2014 264 264 aids malaria tuberculosis regard preservation environment improvement living conditions robust actions significantly increased level access sanitation clean water moreover government stepped adaptation efforts curb impact climate_change particular regard disasters caused economic imbalance undermines well-being citizens country actively strengthening institutional mechanism disaster management togo increased contribution protection world heritage international security significant climate
THA 2014 277 277 playing active role partners association southeast asian nations asean order build asean community peace prosperity committed working partners international community address many global challenges face climate_change transnational crime pandemics human trafficking committed working partners realize development agenda real lasting peace based state-centred security people-centred security development must transform people’s lives open climate
TJK 2014 379 379 initiatives efforts different levels promote access safe drinking water sanitation advance integrated management water resources strengthen expand water cooperation raise awareness water-related challenges time global climate_change increasing economic growth higher population levels degradation water sources deteriorating quality water resources present international community additional extensive challenges reduction water resources result climate_change may climate
TJK 2014 403 403 global climate_change increasing economic growth higher population levels degradation water sources deteriorating quality water resources present international community additional extensive challenges reduction water resources result climate_change may impede achievement sustainable development aggravate situation particular arid semi-arid regions continue experience greatest water shortages international year water cooperation took place last year context climate
TKM 2014 1128 1128 economic commission europe economic social commission asia pacific convinced cooperation corresponds logic modern development international cooperation transport eurasian continent turkmenistan fully supports decisions taken summits climate_change held copenhagen cancún seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban united nations conference sustainable development look forward continuation constructive international dialogue issues climate
TKM 2014 1139 1139 logic modern development international cooperation transport eurasian continent turkmenistan fully supports decisions taken summits climate_change held copenhagen cancún seventeenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held durban united nations conference sustainable development look forward continuation constructive international dialogue issues convinced necessary consistently combine efforts international regional national levels context welcome climate
TKM 2014 1177 1177 dialogue issues convinced necessary consistently combine efforts international regional national levels context welcome secretary-general’s efforts implement agreed-upon decisions sense utmost responsibility approach international cooperation respect climate_change issues country recently launched number specific initiatives aimed enhancing regional global cooperation sphere wish single turkmenistan’s humanitarian efforts member major united nations humanitarian agencies turkmenistan climate
TLS 2014 940 940 country left behind however issue deserves collective attention requires urgent measures mitigation environmental threats continue increase hindering legitimate perspectives emerging developing countries fortunately yesterday’s summit climate_change raised expectations relation actual action plans implemented countries plans will expanded global level next year paris developed countries also committed providing capital adaptation fund vitally climate
TON 2014 141 141 supports consensus report open working group sustainable development goals integrated post-2015 development agenda global commitment eradicating poverty proposed sustainable development goals oceans seas marine resources climate_change woven intimately intricately fabric survival pacific small island developing states without joint aspirations sustainable development economic growth will achieved will left behind small island developing climate
TON 2014 393 393 agreement unclos management conservation ocean resources within national jurisdiction areas beyond tonga commends secretary-general’s initiative convening recent climate summit forum world leaders deliver bold announcements climate_change mitigation adaptation spirit sustaining international cooperation support urgent call states address adverse impacts climate_change collective response will depend outcome ongoing negotiations conducted united nations framework climate
TON 2014 407 407 initiative convening recent climate summit forum world leaders deliver bold announcements climate_change mitigation adaptation spirit sustaining international cooperation support urgent call states address adverse impacts climate_change collective response will depend outcome ongoing negotiations conducted united nations framework convention climate_change nevertheless based principles equity common differentiated responsibility enshrined convention principles overall objective climate
TON 2014 420 420 adaptation spirit sustaining international cooperation support urgent call states address adverse impacts climate_change collective response will depend outcome ongoing negotiations conducted united nations framework convention climate_change nevertheless based principles equity common differentiated responsibility enshrined convention principles overall objective espoused convention must fully observed threat climate_change effectively addressed overcome common benefit global climate
TON 2014 439 439 negotiations conducted united nations framework convention climate_change nevertheless based principles equity common differentiated responsibility enshrined convention principles overall objective espoused convention must fully observed threat climate_change effectively addressed overcome common benefit global risks report ranked tonga second vulnerable country world natural disasters vulnerability demonstrated first category-5 cyclone earlier year devastated central climate
TON 2014 516 516 national action plan climate-change adaptation disaster-risk management establish base move forward adaptation measures terms mitigation gradually reducing fossil-fuel consumption tonga applauds convening high-level event combating climate_change like recall pacific island countries among first raise alarm implications climate_change security regionally generally regard support call security council reconsider stance recognize links climate_change international climate
TON 2014 527 527 adaptation measures terms mitigation gradually reducing fossil-fuel consumption tonga applauds convening high-level event combating climate_change like recall pacific island countries among first raise alarm implications climate_change security regionally generally regard support call security council reconsider stance recognize links climate_change international peace security also support call secretary- general appoint special representative climate climate
TON 2014 540 540 combating climate_change like recall pacific island countries among first raise alarm implications climate_change security regionally generally regard support call security council reconsider stance recognize links climate_change international peace security also support call secretary- general appoint special representative climate security research links report back member states tonga associates member states appealed meaningful climate
TTO 2014 570 570 production future want also outlines key emerging challenges need urgently address context post-2015 development agenda issues assembly will recall include non-communicable diseases increasing urgency address climate_change imperative addressing needs marginalized groups including women youth children persons living disabilities building blocks future want form basis post-2015 development agenda together institutional support high-level climate
TTO 2014 862 862 measures developing country undermines collective aspirations post-2015 development agenda one left behind fourthly priority us address mitigation gap achieving target c target limiting increase global greenhouse gas emissions achieving ambitious legally binding agreement climate_change applied agreement set world track achieving carbon_neutrality ensure global climate will support sustainable development present well future climate
TTO 2014 870 870 agenda one left behind fourthly priority us address mitigation gap achieving target c target limiting increase global greenhouse gas emissions achieving ambitious legally binding agreement climate_change applied agreement set world track achieving carbon_neutrality ensure global climate will support sustainable development present well future generations collective action climate_change take account survival vulnerable climate
TTO 2014 877 877 address mitigation gap achieving target c target limiting increase global greenhouse gas emissions achieving ambitious legally binding agreement climate_change applied agreement set world track achieving carbon_neutrality ensure global climate will support sustainable development present well future generations collective action climate_change take account survival vulnerable states particular small island developing states front climate
TTO 2014 891 891 ambitious legally binding agreement climate_change applied agreement set world track achieving carbon_neutrality ensure global climate will support sustainable development present well future generations collective action climate_change take account survival vulnerable states particular small island developing states front line increasingly severe impacts climate_change also firmly rooted principle common differentiated responsibilities recognizing developing climate
TTO 2014 907 907 support sustainable development present well future generations collective action climate_change take account survival vulnerable states particular small island developing states front line increasingly severe impacts climate_change also firmly rooted principle common differentiated responsibilities recognizing developing countries finance needs mitigation adaptation climate_change met exclusively domestic resources given competing demands public finance believe climate
TTO 2014 922 922 particular small island developing states front line increasingly severe impacts climate_change also firmly rooted principle common differentiated responsibilities recognizing developing countries finance needs mitigation adaptation climate_change met exclusively domestic resources given competing demands public finance believe every head government every head state recognize competing interests nation states therefore essential put green climate
TTO 2014 967 967 nation states therefore essential put green climate fund force early hope partnerships announcements made united nations climate summit tuesday september will serve catalyse ambitious action climate_change near well long-term build momentum necessary successful conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima december paris elements global framework occupy full attention commitment climate
TTO 2014 981 981 united nations climate summit tuesday september will serve catalyse ambitious action climate_change near well long-term build momentum necessary successful conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held lima december paris elements global framework occupy full attention commitment course sixty-ninth session general assembly elements will supported critical enabling actions regional national levels climate
TUN 2014 167 167 also testing new socioeconomic approaches promoting comprehensive development initiatives will combat poverty will harmony environment broader social vision line policies vision united nations regard addressing global_warming climate_change post-2015 sustainable development agenda well secretary-general’s global education first initiative also committed policies aim achieve world peace especially within arab world belong african continent climate
TUN 2014 168 168 testing new socioeconomic approaches promoting comprehensive development initiatives will combat poverty will harmony environment broader social vision line policies vision united nations regard addressing global_warming climate_change post-2015 sustainable development agenda well secretary-general’s global education first initiative also committed policies aim achieve world peace especially within arab world belong african continent seek climate
TUR 2014 101 101 die hunger communicable diseases twenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hunger malnutrition communicable diseases lack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat future world children situation stain human dignity directly concerns humankind therefore course united nations let sixty-ninth session stress one innocent world children climate
TUV 2014 137 137 must applaud achievements united nations over-congratulatory tuvalu also feels sadness loss lives suffering fellow human beings crises world losses resulting terrorism poverty environmental degradation especially climate_change ebola along loss lives owing political conflicts syria israel palestine middle east ukraine many regions world disturbing even distant countries like tuvalu pacific tuvalu shares climate
TUV 2014 192 192 must work harder address root causes crises support ongoing reform efforts united nations particular urge reform security council expansion permanent non-permanent seats agenda order include climate_change security council issue go though one question stares us right eyes leaders really care mean say united nations great hall recently kindergarten class tuvalu asked climate
TUV 2014 240 240 class tuvalu asked question tomorrow can prime minister save us reflecting body can help respond fundamental questions gives mixed feelings indeed encouraged momentum strong leadership climate_change displayed climate summit earlier week also discouraged lack concern displayed conspicuously deniers climate_change including neighbours pacific tuvalu believes united nations must distracted must remain committed climate
TUV 2014 253 253 help respond fundamental questions gives mixed feelings indeed encouraged momentum strong leadership climate_change displayed climate summit earlier week also discouraged lack concern displayed conspicuously deniers climate_change including neighbours pacific tuvalu believes united nations must distracted must remain committed turning momentum political leadership set motion week real action collective strategic pragmatic response climate
TUV 2014 545 545 integration samoa pathway special window sids post-2015 sustainable development agenda united nations programmes united nations specialized agencies order achieve effective implementation particular attention simplified access climate_change financing small island developing states graduation criteria application least-developed countries ldcs require proper scrutiny review mostly relevant characteristics sids small island developing state may achieve climate
TUV 2014 698 698 honour health oceans earth’s life-support system end also support commencement negotiations towards implementing agreement law sea can better protect oceans seriousness urgency need action combat climate_change reaffirmed fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change also world leaders strongly echoed youth leaders week hall need hear stop denial need action climate_change tuvalu experiencing climate
TUV 2014 705 705 also support commencement negotiations towards implementing agreement law sea can better protect oceans seriousness urgency need action combat climate_change reaffirmed fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change also world leaders strongly echoed youth leaders week hall need hear stop denial need action climate_change tuvalu experiencing unprecedented life-threatening effects climate_change low- lying country climate
TUV 2014 721 721 action combat climate_change reaffirmed fifth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change also world leaders strongly echoed youth leaders week hall need hear stop denial need action climate_change tuvalu experiencing unprecedented life-threatening effects climate_change low- lying country elevation barely two three metres sea level like fellow atoll island nations kiribati marshall islands maldives climate
TUV 2014 727 727 report intergovernmental panel climate_change also world leaders strongly echoed youth leaders week hall need hear stop denial need action climate_change tuvalu experiencing unprecedented life-threatening effects climate_change low- lying country elevation barely two three metres sea level like fellow atoll island nations kiribati marshall islands maldives tokelau small island developing states tuvalu climate
TUV 2014 791 791 climate summit held earlier week behalf tuvalu honoured co-chair president bolivia gave us yet another opportunity hear young people women community leaders front line impacts climate_change every region world including pacific region message front line simple loud clear leaders world save us time running grossly immoral extremely irresponsible even illegal pretend climate
TUV 2014 822 822 region message front line simple loud clear leaders world save us time running grossly immoral extremely irresponsible even illegal pretend hear alarms voices suffering forefront climate_change tuvalu highly commends secretary-general strong leadership welcomes annoucements made heads state government contributed actions climate_change summit commit building momentum recent sids meeting lima meeting later climate
TUV 2014 837 837 extremely irresponsible even illegal pretend hear alarms voices suffering forefront climate_change tuvalu highly commends secretary-general strong leadership welcomes annoucements made heads state government contributed actions climate_change summit commit building momentum recent sids meeting lima meeting later year onwards paris tuvalu fully supports stand-alone sustainable development goal climate_change urgently need commitment countries climate
TUV 2014 858 858 state government contributed actions climate_change summit commit building momentum recent sids meeting lima meeting later year onwards paris tuvalu fully supports stand-alone sustainable development goal climate_change urgently need commitment countries supporting new climate_change protocol concluded paris must urgently address climate_change legal forward-looking manner otherwise post-2015 agenda will meaningless many will left climate
TUV 2014 865 865 building momentum recent sids meeting lima meeting later year onwards paris tuvalu fully supports stand-alone sustainable development goal climate_change urgently need commitment countries supporting new climate_change protocol concluded paris must urgently address climate_change legal forward-looking manner otherwise post-2015 agenda will meaningless many will left behind therefore urge parties work urgently negotiate climate
TUV 2014 872 872 later year onwards paris tuvalu fully supports stand-alone sustainable development goal climate_change urgently need commitment countries supporting new climate_change protocol concluded paris must urgently address climate_change legal forward-looking manner otherwise post-2015 agenda will meaningless many will left behind therefore urge parties work urgently negotiate new protocol curb greenhouse gas emissions keep climate
TUV 2014 894 894 must urgently address climate_change legal forward-looking manner otherwise post-2015 agenda will meaningless many will left behind therefore urge parties work urgently negotiate new protocol curb greenhouse gas emissions keep average temperature rise well c protocol must include loss damage insurance mechanisms sids climate_change must provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids climate
TUV 2014 899 899 forward-looking manner otherwise post-2015 agenda will meaningless many will left behind therefore urge parties work urgently negotiate new protocol curb greenhouse gas emissions keep average temperature rise well c protocol must include loss damage insurance mechanisms sids climate_change must provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids tuvalu time half-measures witnessed copenhagen climate
TUV 2014 911 911 urge parties work urgently negotiate new protocol curb greenhouse gas emissions keep average temperature rise well c protocol must include loss damage insurance mechanisms sids climate_change must provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids tuvalu time half-measures witnessed copenhagen also critical new green climate fund existing climate_change funds adequately resourced access climate
TUV 2014 932 932 damage insurance mechanisms sids climate_change must provide adequate accessible financing adaptation support sids tuvalu time half-measures witnessed copenhagen also critical new green climate fund existing climate_change funds adequately resourced access sids simplified expedient action ground must step commit reducing emissions supporting vulnerable country despite negligible greenhouse gas emissions committed employing per climate
TUV 2014 952 952 new green climate fund existing climate_change funds adequately resourced access sids simplified expedient action ground must step commit reducing emissions supporting vulnerable country despite negligible greenhouse gas emissions committed employing per cent renewable_energy electrification year already well way achieving target thanks generous support international partners including european union japan new zealand climate
TUV 2014 959 959 adequately resourced access sids simplified expedient action ground must step commit reducing emissions supporting vulnerable country despite negligible greenhouse gas emissions committed employing per cent renewable_energy electrification year already well way achieving target thanks generous support international partners including european union japan new zealand italy austria united arab emirates international union climate
TUV 2014 988 988 well way achieving target thanks generous support international partners including european union japan new zealand italy austria united arab emirates international union conservation nature international renewable_energy agency tuvalu also party majuro declaration tuvalu made steady progress towards achievement mdgs strategic complementary assistance donor community designed road map development move forward mdgs climate
TUV 2014 1037 1037 forward mdgs sustainable development goals general adopted implemented national policies financial management women gender development people disabilities young people protection families well sectors national priority climate_change energy food security fisheries information technology health care education outer islands development much needs done order properly deliver policies committed call support international partners mutual climate
TUV 2014 1123 1123 nations tuvalu also fully supports taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies mechanisms including world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change recognize cooperative spirit shown taiwan involvement post-2015 development agenda dialogue recognize need include taiwan global fight climate_change also recognize taiwan’s role regional peacemaker taiwan supports climate
TUV 2014 1140 1140 international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change recognize cooperative spirit shown taiwan involvement post-2015 development agenda dialogue recognize need include taiwan global fight climate_change also recognize taiwan’s role regional peacemaker taiwan supports scholarships capacity-building experts students officials tuvalu many developing countries finally want say following clear unambiguous terms turning climate
TUV 2014 1184 1184 want say following clear unambiguous terms turning point future small island nations tuvalu can create mdgs design sustainable development goals unless global commitment goals particularly climate_change will failed humankind unless stop greenhouse gas pollution will failed future generations future create let us bold let us take heed strong loud message front climate
TUV 2014 1190 1190 turning point future small island nations tuvalu can create mdgs design sustainable development goals unless global commitment goals particularly climate_change will failed humankind unless stop greenhouse gas pollution will failed future generations future create let us bold let us take heed strong loud message front line heard hall let us seen climate
TZA 2014 183 183 must devise mechanism ensure stable predictable reliable sources finance implementation year deadline mdgs onset post-2015 sustainable development goals year also deadline world conclude legally binding climate_change agreement thank secretary-general convening climate summit took place september united nations afforded us unique opportunity put minds together deliberate ways save planet disaster advance clean climate
TZA 2014 224 224 put minds together deliberate ways save planet disaster advance clean development pathways opportune indeed hold summit two months twentieth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-20 due held lima december one year cop-21 held paris next year many ways summit may help make work peru less difficult members know successful climate
URY 2014 236 236 microclimate wear elegant suits eat expensive restaurants drive large modern cars happens people insiders suffer refugee camps families killed villages destroyed tortured environments destroyed effects climate_change one gained right lose next day need protect right need offer better opportunities millennium development goals served useful tool foster channel efforts specific purposes leave climate
URY 2014 616 616 third food produce enough resolve problem hunger estimated per cent food produced every year never consumed people situation worsening due soil erosion growing water scarcity climate_change improper use toxic substances food production chain combating climate_change top priority need implement policies today put tomorrow moral imperative every single individual hall can give climate
URY 2014 625 625 cent food produced every year never consumed people situation worsening due soil erosion growing water scarcity climate_change improper use toxic substances food production chain combating climate_change top priority need implement policies today put tomorrow moral imperative every single individual hall can give concrete content sustainable development goals continue grow also important climate
USA 2014 802 802 poverty will part help people feed power economies care sick world acts together can make sure children enjoy lives opportunity dignity america pursuing ambitious reductions carbon_emissions increased investments clean energy will part help developing nations science tells us can succeed combating climate_change joined effort every nation every major power can protect climate
USA 2014 818 818 children enjoy lives opportunity dignity america pursuing ambitious reductions carbon_emissions increased investments clean energy will part help developing nations science tells us can succeed combating climate_change joined effort every nation every major power can protect planet children grandchildren words issue issue rely rule book written different century lift eyes beyond borders climate
VCT 2014 80 80 twenty-first century challenges times caused nations question value role sovereignty increasingly borderless world globalization modernity unleashed number forces operate independently national governments borders include ills climate_change communicable diseases ebola economic contagion spreads like wildfire external shocks pose serious developmental existential threats beyond scope individual states address groups emerged terrorists drug cartels climate
VCT 2014 700 700 crying peace none crying justice peace assumed absence war can established absence justice assembly owes people palestine attention action long- overdue quest real peace statehood climate_change respect national borders fact known well saint vincent grenadines despite tiny carbon footprint minuscule emissions country nonetheless repeatedly victimized weather anomalies partially caused historical continued climate
VCT 2014 792 792 sister islands grenada dominica similarly affected lives livelihoods lost homes infrastructure destroyed developmental hole dug will take years emerge yet despite gathering intensifying global threat climate_change real ruinous present-day impacts historical major emitters continue act planet time side excuses offered continued inaction whether political historical scientific economic grow increasingly indefensible prospects climate
VCT 2014 820 820 present-day impacts historical major emitters continue act planet time side excuses offered continued inaction whether political historical scientific economic grow increasingly indefensible prospects genuine progress climate_change become increasingly remote passing day diplomatic dithering buck-passing finger-pointing last week secretary-general convened high-level climate summit united nations headquarters admirable attempt galvanize political will ambitious climate
VCT 2014 866 866 attempt galvanize political will ambitious legally binding climate treaty however tangible results less encouraging despite welcome new pledges numbers simply add anything close required cap global_warming c pre-industrial levels furthermore new resources raised pledged financing adaptation climate_change drop bucket akin bake sale settle national debt saint vincent grenadines fearful legally binding climate
VCT 2014 877 877 results less encouraging despite welcome new pledges numbers simply add anything close required cap global_warming c pre-industrial levels furthermore new resources raised pledged financing adaptation climate_change drop bucket akin bake sale settle national debt saint vincent grenadines fearful legally binding agreement scheduled enact next year will insufficiently ambitious solve looming climate_crisis climate
VCT 2014 902 902 climate_change drop bucket akin bake sale settle national debt saint vincent grenadines fearful legally binding agreement scheduled enact next year will insufficiently ambitious solve looming climate_crisis adaptation financing will woefully short truly required narrow interests local electoral cowardice force us retreat behind national borders bury heads sand may squander decade effort climate
VCT 2014 1497 1497 assembled china welcomes business environment can rely support american non-governmental organization engaging icelandic company canadian counterpart harnessing national geothermal resources propelling us towards per cent renewable_energy celebrate international solidarity brotherly nations offer support time need natural disaster engineers architects convene shores help us rebuild welcome technology allows us opportunity communicate celebrate climate
VEN 2014 440 440 december will commemorate havana cuba heroic island great homeland tenth anniversary bolivarian alliance americas assumed important role building new social economic order defence major causes climate_change existence years now youthful organization partnership alliance now looking forward rest twenty-first century also mention petrocaribe brotherly member states hope may forgiven seem immodest petrocaribe climate
VEN 2014 1197 1197 million fund support africa needy people world let us clear discussing scientific reports taking decisions based reports focused another important issue affecting survival humankind earth climate_change poem indigenous peoples americas read yesterday says can longer poison rivers poisoned lakes even one fish left eat powerful world will eat want create extraneous climate
VEN 2014 1229 1229 says can longer poison rivers poisoned lakes even one fish left eat powerful world will eat want create extraneous formulas need make extraordinary effort recognize climate_change climatic emergency just make speeches vague offers must restore sanity organization strengthen place forefront agenda real common problems facing us today security council adopted series climate
VNM 2014 215 215 threaten regional international peace security global challenges remain high agenda international community terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction nuclear security safety environmental pollution depletion natural resources climate_change natural calamities epidemics lack food water security issues primary concern international community require enhanced joint efforts peace security prerequisites sustainable development united nations member states climate
VUT 2014 606 606 assistance negotiating release fiji’s united nations peacekeepers cooperation respect members international community positive sign concept collective responsibility international peace security salute secretary-general leadership vigorous campaigner climate_action convening year’s climate summit leaders made many pledges commitments summit look forward seeing rhetoric translated urgent action delegation calls united nations family stand together find climate
VUT 2014 731 731 united nations member capable bringing development new level countries pacific small island developing state dealing numerous development challenges united nations system international community address reiterate climate_change major global challenge us pacific states facing existential threat deal issue sustainable development alone climate-change challenges addressed seriously international community end vital climate_change remain one climate
VUT 2014 754 754 address reiterate climate_change major global challenge us pacific states facing existential threat deal issue sustainable development alone climate-change challenges addressed seriously international community end vital climate_change remain one major elements agenda sustainable development goals sdgs note matter considerable debate owing cross-cutting nature however new issue climate-change agenda prominently featured future want climate
VUT 2014 792 792 debate owing cross-cutting nature however new issue climate-change agenda prominently featured future want outcome document united nations conference sustainable development resolution annex current efforts address climate_change consistent another reason climate-change targets ambitious strongly urge target holding increase global average temperature c pre-industrial levels included sdgs addition climate_change support sdgs extends limited climate
VUT 2014 806 806 document united nations conference sustainable development resolution annex current efforts address climate_change consistent another reason climate-change targets ambitious strongly urge target holding increase global average temperature c pre-industrial levels included sdgs addition climate_change support sdgs extends limited inclusion peace effective institutions ocean management health education energy security gender equality also concur climate
VUT 2014 813 813 annex current efforts address climate_change consistent another reason climate-change targets ambitious strongly urge target holding increase global average temperature c pre-industrial levels included sdgs addition climate_change support sdgs extends limited inclusion peace effective institutions ocean management health education energy security gender equality also concur emphasis means implementation report open working group climate
WSM 2014 52 52 particularly turbulent difficult period world members global family futures interests inextricably linked crises global reach threaten engulf world affect nations irrespective whether caused contributed crisis climate_change one crisis world’s urgent problem greatest moral challenge time known crises global dimensions pale comparison climate_change poses world whole future security low-lying islands sovereign states climate
WSM 2014 68 68 engulf world affect nations irrespective whether caused contributed crisis climate_change one crisis world’s urgent problem greatest moral challenge time known crises global dimensions pale comparison climate_change poses world whole future security low-lying islands sovereign states climate_change indifferent suffering countries touched destructive reach victims can rich poor large small resilient vulnerable hardly climate
WSM 2014 78 78 one crisis world’s urgent problem greatest moral challenge time known crises global dimensions pale comparison climate_change poses world whole future security low-lying islands sovereign states climate_change indifferent suffering countries touched destructive reach victims can rich poor large small resilient vulnerable hardly matter impacts already existential implications looming others may consider effect climate
WSM 2014 111 111 can rich poor large small resilient vulnerable hardly matter impacts already existential implications looming others may consider effect minimal complacency grave mistake tantamount gross negligence climate_change addressed comprehensively consequences planet will dire indeed will affect countries country therefore stay detached unconcerned plight majority countries must work together apportioning blame present state climate
WSM 2014 246 246 petty points intensifies challenges face lima paris climate conferences will provide best openings world redeem states members united nations step forward sense urgency commitment addressing climate_change today tomorrow just science real life experiences force us act also consciences backdrop climate summit tuesday timely message clear simple actions address climate_change grossly inadequate climate
WSM 2014 269 269 commitment addressing climate_change today tomorrow just science real life experiences force us act also consciences backdrop climate summit tuesday timely message clear simple actions address climate_change grossly inadequate focusing symptoms root causes solemn truth things will get worse act collectively now however ray hope best captured following fundamental truths couched delicately climate
WSM 2014 298 298 symptoms root causes solemn truth things will get worse act collectively now however ray hope best captured following fundamental truths couched delicately ominous prediction first climate_change societal problem requiring decisive political leadership whole-of- society approach every individual effort every national action counts unity succeed division little can secondly need global solution climate
WSM 2014 338 338 action counts unity succeed division little can secondly need global solution succeed united nations last best hope indispensable sustainable solution provide necessary commitment turning tide climate_change thirdly climate_change solvable solution firmly hands enlightened leadership concerted efforts countries major greenhouse gas emitters forefront stand chance lessening destructive impact climate_change reaching credible post-kyoto climate
WSM 2014 340 340 unity succeed division little can secondly need global solution succeed united nations last best hope indispensable sustainable solution provide necessary commitment turning tide climate_change thirdly climate_change solvable solution firmly hands enlightened leadership concerted efforts countries major greenhouse gas emitters forefront stand chance lessening destructive impact climate_change reaching credible post-kyoto climate agreement climate
WSM 2014 351 351 nations last best hope indispensable sustainable solution provide necessary commitment turning tide climate_change thirdly climate_change solvable solution firmly hands enlightened leadership concerted efforts countries major greenhouse gas emitters forefront stand chance lessening destructive impact climate_change reaching credible post-kyoto climate agreement next year samoa calls upon states members organization position world leadership climate
WSM 2014 360 360 commitment turning tide climate_change thirdly climate_change solvable solution firmly hands enlightened leadership concerted efforts countries major greenhouse gas emitters forefront stand chance lessening destructive impact climate_change reaching credible post-kyoto climate agreement next year samoa calls upon states members organization position world leadership lead charge undertake tasks need implemented quickly decisively paris climate
WSM 2014 390 390 agreement next year samoa calls upon states members organization position world leadership lead charge undertake tasks need implemented quickly decisively paris conference can deliver ambitious climate_change agreement effective binding capable swift implementation universally owned respected states members united nations ebola outbreak deadly pandemic causing chaos untold suffering parts west africa reach climate
WSM 2014 747 747 special needs inherent vulnerabilities choice dint factors completely outside control part dilemma continually face misconception sids challenges minuscule comparison needs special groups regions one concern climate_change nothing truth country honoured host behalf pacific region once-in-a decade international conference small island developing states three weeks ago primary goal hosting third sids conference climate
WSM 2014 1016 1016 causes proactive assertive jointly must reposition engage better effective visible partnership moreover need achieve human face sids every issue comes united nations security human rights climate_change development gender indigenous issues way sids issues will forefront united nations agenda will remain topical relevant taken debated acted upon daily weekly monthly conveniently set climate
ZMB 2014 379 379 implementation adequately covered new investment inflows risk rendering noble effort futile exercise given immense challenges facing nations multilateral approaches will address underlying cross-border factors affect climate_change global poverty public health children’s welfare labour migration youth unemployment advancement women many issues whose solutions lie actions may transboundary effects new global development regime climate
AGO 2015 180 180 development possible promote global sustainable development establishes universal goals highlight need cooperation among peoples common path humankind calls global partnership commitments parties mitigating adverse consequences climate_change eradicating poverty extreme poverty creating opportunities reiterate angola’s commitment taking appropriate measures strengthen organization’s development agenda near future united nations will also involved review three climate
AGO 2015 801 801 angolan government support united states america italy will host international conference maritime energy security coming days luanda order contribute response threats terrorism piracy gulf guinea climate_change one greatest challenges facing humankind reason adopting protocol 15-29658 pv govern global action protect climate system twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
AGO 2015 826 826 climate_change one greatest challenges facing humankind reason adopting protocol 15-29658 pv govern global action protect climate system twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change highest importance agreement include commitment limiting increase average global temperatures c end century likewise new agreement must include models sharing enabling tools protect right development climate
ALB 2015 364 364 line objectives sustainable development purposes served intended nationally determined contributions unprecedented event will effective act great team play parts yet era beset enormous challenges like climate_change violent extremism poverty inequality corruption illicit trafficking first foremost let us ensure future teaching young people values tolerance respect 15-29816 pv understanding matter place language climate
AND 2015 944 944 always bear mind values part initiative need tackle problems global perspective apparent ever environmental concerns problems can attempt solve unilaterally might achieve imperfect short-term solution global_warming one problems either will global solution will solution lose sight notion global citizenship within global village president dilma rousseff evoked opening statement assembly see pv climate
AND 2015 1006 1006 better can act slogan says must think globally act locally small country clear andorra needs natural environment help others reverse situation resolve issues andorra effects global_warming concern affect us specific way average temperature pyrenees rising rate c per decade precipitation 15-29816 pv annually decreasing litres per square metre experts calculations predict climate
AND 2015 1013 1013 globally act locally small country clear andorra needs natural environment help others reverse situation resolve issues andorra effects global_warming concern affect us specific way average temperature pyrenees rising rate c per decade precipitation 15-29816 pv annually decreasing litres per square metre experts calculations predict water reserves will reduced per cent statistics climate
AND 2015 1047 1047 pv annually decreasing litres per square metre experts calculations predict water reserves will reduced per cent statistics particular concern country lives tourism snow mountains major climate_change agreements must integrated national policies every country time andorra working direction recent years seen improvement environmental indicators also know reach national policies reduced especially country climate
AND 2015 1094 1094 policies reduced especially country like need global solutions can applied locally reason andorra one first countries make national contribution conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december andorra committed reducing emissions carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases per cent metric places us within global commitment ensure increase global average temperature remains c climate
AND 2015 1102 1102 can applied locally reason andorra one first countries make national contribution conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december andorra committed reducing emissions carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases per cent metric places us within global commitment ensure increase global average temperature remains c endorse statement made president hollande urging countries yet climate
AND 2015 1103 1103 applied locally reason andorra one first countries make national contribution conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december andorra committed reducing emissions carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases per cent metric places us within global commitment ensure increase global average temperature remains c endorse statement made president hollande urging countries yet submitted climate
AND 2015 1117 1117 framework convention climate_change held paris december andorra committed reducing emissions carbon_dioxide greenhouse gases per cent metric places us within global commitment ensure increase global average temperature remains c endorse statement made president hollande urging countries yet submitted contribution conference parties december conference must provide international community necessary tools able confront tremendous climate
ARM 2015 90 90 establishing building independent states thus increasing number united nations states members today’s amid achievements recognize world currently faces new challenges terrorism extremism intolerance economic crises climate_change human trafficking organ trafficking trafficking drugs arms migration crisis others list challenges long profound need struggle obliges us resolutely reiterate joint commitment mission organization charter climate
ATG 2015 162 162 investor country every visitor shores every country treaties conduct business however country beset problems challenges confront small states include remoteness high transactional costs threats survival climate_change limited economic base small resource pool fund manage development aspirations realities make difficult impossible small country finance development without external assistance without access foreign capital climate
ATG 2015 917 917 support necessary therefore appeal continued international action dominica recovery process also express country’s deep worry bahamas battered category hurricane even address assembly greater evidence needed climate_change now one serious challenges facing small island states time action climate_change now time excuses climate_change greatest threat confronting humankind knows borders respects neither size economic climate
ATG 2015 928 928 express country’s deep worry bahamas battered category hurricane even address assembly greater evidence needed climate_change now one serious challenges facing small island states time action climate_change now time excuses climate_change greatest threat confronting humankind knows borders respects neither size economic military power countries potential victims even existence danger continue denied poses climate
ATG 2015 932 932 bahamas battered category hurricane even address assembly greater evidence needed climate_change now one serious challenges facing small island states time action climate_change now time excuses climate_change greatest threat confronting humankind knows borders respects neither size economic military power countries potential victims even existence danger continue denied poses greatest threat smallest shared climate
ATG 2015 1063 1063 marshall islands tuvalu pacific maldives indian ocean caribbean islands prospect disappearance looms large sea- level rise industrialized nations accept responsibilities chief contributors emitting high levels greenhouse gases atmosphere countries united nations want pledge democracy human rights peace meaningful must resolve make conference climate_change paris later year resounding success success will best climate
ATG 2015 1080 1080 nations accept responsibilities chief contributors emitting high levels greenhouse gases atmosphere countries united nations want pledge democracy human rights peace meaningful must resolve make conference climate_change paris later year resounding success success will best measured nations collectively ensure outcome conference ambitious international agreement limits global_warming c order ensure survival small states climate
ATG 2015 1099 1099 peace meaningful must resolve make conference climate_change paris later year resounding success success will best measured nations collectively ensure outcome conference ambitious international agreement limits global_warming c order ensure survival small states financing also important begging world’s interests served financing cost mitigation must done internationally legally binding commitment additional predictable support climate
AUS 2015 293 293 assistance remains important one source financing development agenda affirms quality assistance matters true partnerships development essential based respect cooperation australia seeks achieve friends neighbours pacific climate_change challenge nations decisive action required will succeed reducing global emissions engagement entire united nations membership australia announced strong responsible achievable post- contribution international climate_action committed climate
AUS 2015 317 317 pacific climate_change challenge nations decisive action required will succeed reducing global emissions engagement entire united nations membership australia announced strong responsible achievable post- contribution international climate_action committed ensuring united nations climate conference paris end year platform needed secure collective approach goal inescapable truth transform world unless place women within transformed agenda climate
BDI 2015 1197 1197 council resolution prevent non-state actors particular obtaining biological nuclear chemical weapons order commit terrorist acts burundi firmly committed working bilateral multilateral international partners take challenge climate_change country part new political momentum promises provide rapid solution problems related climate_change accordingly high expectations session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris climate
BDI 2015 1209 1209 commit terrorist acts burundi firmly committed working bilateral multilateral international partners take challenge climate_change country part new political momentum promises provide rapid solution problems related climate_change accordingly high expectations session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december regarding issue reforming security council country subscribes logic finding comprehensive solution climate
BDI 2015 1220 1220 take challenge climate_change country part new political momentum promises provide rapid solution problems related climate_change accordingly high expectations session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december regarding issue reforming security council country subscribes logic finding comprehensive solution meets broad approval member states will uphold common interests states serve climate
BEL 2015 397 397 everyone expecting country’s political officials demonstrate best interests country people heart country also committed working improve security development sahel region destabilization libya explosive population growth climate_change resulted serious problems know want continue support peacekeeping operations niger mali well efforts united nations multidimensional integrated stabilization mission mali along official development assistance encourage climate
BEN 2015 38 38 opportunity welcome take stock progress made promoting fundamental principles charter goals ideals organization today face globalized often dangerous world experiencing turbulent time history multipolar world climate_change become tangible terms harmful effects especially least developed countries fortunately public opinion peoples aspirations prosperous long-term future know achieve commend president general assembly personal qualities climate
BFA 2015 359 359 post-2015 development agenda recently adopted see resolution welcome holding conference hope consensus forged around new generation sustainable development goals will bring social economic well-being populations climate_change key parameter development merits particular attention conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december important environment pact result event enable us strengthen protection climate
BFA 2015 372 372 around new generation sustainable development goals will bring social economic well-being populations climate_change key parameter development merits particular attention conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december important environment pact result event enable us strengthen protection planet climate disasters environmental aggression arising abuses consumer society years existence united nations climate
BGD 2015 99 99 third international conference financing development addis ababa recently concluded united nations summit post-2015 development agenda new york ushered new hope peoples world drive achieve meaningful climate_change agreement paris year hope transform future ending poverty limiting climate_change preserving planet two global challenges pose greatest threat sustainability human civilization first terrorism violent extremism climate
BGD 2015 109 109 nations summit post-2015 development agenda new york ushered new hope peoples world drive achieve meaningful climate_change agreement paris year hope transform future ending poverty limiting climate_change preserving planet two global challenges pose greatest threat sustainability human civilization first terrorism violent extremism remain major impediments global peace development terrorists subscribe religion terrorism climate
BGD 2015 198 198 therefore maintains zero-tolerance policy forms terrorism violent extremism radicalization remain steadfast tackling extremist anti-liberation forces remain active aim destroy democratic progressive secular ethos nation secondly climate_change poses formidable development challenges will unable sustain development endeavours without effectively addressing climate_change new development agenda makes clear actions need underpinned strong commitment protecting preserving climate
BGD 2015 211 211 anti-liberation forces remain active aim destroy democratic progressive secular ethos nation secondly climate_change poses formidable development challenges will unable sustain development endeavours without effectively addressing climate_change new development agenda makes clear actions need underpinned strong commitment protecting preserving planet biodiversity climate small window opportunity must succeed setting world safer greener prosperous climate
BGD 2015 861 861 residents jointly india set unique precedent rest world spirit urge comity nations renew collective resolve achieve peaceful stable prosperous world free poverty inequality violence extremism climate_change conflict oppression injustice let us demonstrate foresight moral courage political leadership building better life brighter future 15-29562 pv children may bangladesh live forever long live climate
BGR 2015 324 324 agenda leaves one behind truly transformative agenda reflects complexity challenges face today takes consideration right every individual live dignity prosperity ensures equal participation sections society climate_change serious problem impact continues cause disparities conflicts climate_change negotiations entered critical stage landmark year opportunity end two decades intense climate negotiations begin new era adoption climate
BGR 2015 332 332 complexity challenges face today takes consideration right every individual live dignity prosperity ensures equal participation sections society climate_change serious problem impact continues cause disparities conflicts climate_change negotiations entered critical stage landmark year opportunity end two decades intense climate negotiations begin new era adoption global legally binding protocol paris december country will climate
BHR 2015 96 96 improve effectiveness organization face increasingly complex problems crises world commend comprehensive annual report work organization important steps taken address numerous challenges issues including sustainable development climate_change conflicts humanitarian disasters refugee crisis addition deadly diseases poverty hunger many developing countries juncture wish totally submit will allah express heartfelt condolences custodian two holy climate
BHR 2015 413 413 royal highness held evidenced series distinguished awards recent past given environment one three dimensions sustainable development want stress importance solidarity joint action address major challenges climate_change look forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year paris hope session will result binding ambitious agreement deal dangerous phenomenon climate
BHR 2015 424 424 one three dimensions sustainable development want stress importance solidarity joint action address major challenges climate_change look forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year paris hope session will result binding ambitious agreement deal dangerous phenomenon repercussions especially small island developing states current session general assembly coincides climate
BHS 2015 157 157 look back despite world’s troubles can repeat words old african american preacher know ain’t want thank god ain’t also repeat concerns raised last year environment climate_change crime security economy development young people see pv want turn sustainable development goals prime minister right honourable perry christie among world leaders last week unanimously climate
BHS 2015 740 740 right courageous decision enhances peace neighbourhood officials working cuba synergies development economies year will support end economic embargo draft resolution voted general assembly concerning environment climate_change like say welcome launch september small island developing states sustainable energy initiative sids dock jointly developed caribbean community climate_change centre secretariat pacific regional environment programme climate
BHS 2015 759 759 resolution voted general assembly concerning environment climate_change like say welcome launch september small island developing states sustainable energy initiative sids dock jointly developed caribbean community climate_change centre secretariat pacific regional environment programme cooperation alliance small island states sids dock meant assist small island developing states pacific caribbean regions addressing effects climate_change climate
BHS 2015 784 784 climate_change centre secretariat pacific regional environment programme cooperation alliance small island states sids dock meant assist small island developing states pacific caribbean regions addressing effects climate_change providing collective institutional mechanism help transform national energy sectors catalysts sustainable economic development generating financial resources addressing adaptation climate_change affirm commitment binding agreement paris forthcoming climate
BHS 2015 803 803 states pacific caribbean regions addressing effects climate_change providing collective institutional mechanism help transform national energy sectors catalysts sustainable economic development generating financial resources addressing adaptation climate_change affirm commitment binding agreement paris forthcoming climate_change conference urge countries work end said earlier even speak bahamas threat flooding hurricane one realizes per cent land climate
BHS 2015 810 810 providing collective institutional mechanism help transform national energy sectors catalysts sustainable economic development generating financial resources addressing adaptation climate_change affirm commitment binding agreement paris forthcoming climate_change conference urge countries work end said earlier even speak bahamas threat flooding hurricane one realizes per cent land lower five feet sea level one understands climate
BHS 2015 845 845 bahamas threat flooding hurricane one realizes per cent land lower five feet sea level one understands tidal surge certainly existential threat country example threat posed climate_change urge continued support people dominica sister caricom state suffered enormous damage loss life tropical storm erika august also like express solidarity people chile suffered damage climate
BIH 2015 933 933 aware path stability region south-east europe often turbulent past solely foundation can countries region attain full european perspective although top today’s list priorities bosnia herzegovina climate_change among important globally climate_change determines future also children descendants felt consequences global climate_change bosnia herzegovina notably past year devastating floods many citizens forced leave homes climate
BIH 2015 937 937 south-east europe often turbulent past solely foundation can countries region attain full european perspective although top today’s list priorities bosnia herzegovina climate_change among important globally climate_change determines future also children descendants felt consequences global climate_change bosnia herzegovina notably past year devastating floods many citizens forced leave homes unlike many parts planet climate
BIH 2015 946 946 region attain full european perspective although top today’s list priorities bosnia herzegovina climate_change among important globally climate_change determines future also children descendants felt consequences global climate_change bosnia herzegovina notably past year devastating floods many citizens forced leave homes unlike many parts planet bosnia herzegovina rich large quantities clean potable water becoming climate
BIH 2015 1011 1011 helpless weak forces nature countless abuses subjected environment therefore along member states place hopes upcoming twenty-first session o fthe conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december also call upon parties convention redouble 15-29658 pv efforts order reach legally binding universal climate_change agreement finally realize united nations will need undergo climate
BIH 2015 1028 1028 o fthe conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december also call upon parties convention redouble 15-29658 pv efforts order reach legally binding universal climate_change agreement finally realize united nations will need undergo change order continue able respond increasingly complex requests expectations seventieth anniversary occasion celebration well critical consideration reaffirmation climate
BLR 2015 660 660 rejection ethnic conflicts social innovators considered consequences words actions wonder selfish attitude characteristic humankind’s approach nature many years now international community trying success meet challenges climate_change many simply prefer shift burden responsibility onto others onto next generation thinking problems one help arriving certain idea seems one deep- rooted source crises challenges climate
BLZ 2015 82 82 gave rise founding united nations seventy years ago many respects similar events see today can legitimately argued world neither confronted contemplate phenomenon potentially intractable catastrophic climate_change therefore follow united nations imbued resilience deal satisfactorily adequately ominous dreaded phenomenon thanks information age attendant communication revolution ubiquitous media mass social incessantly publish disquieting climate
BLZ 2015 132 132 disquieting global events widely instantaneously events accentuated media part speak multifarious threats misfortunes disasters experienced daily basis humankind threats roots human- made causes accelerated phenomenon climate_change giving rise inexorable melting glaciers rising warming oceans seas spawning super typhoons hurricanes tornadoes floods droughts desertification indiscriminate igniting conflagrations gigantic proportions increasingly attributed anthropogenic climate
BLZ 2015 207 207 countries view pose clear present danger vital interests constitute human-made threats world’s population threats however one poses greatest existential threat entire planet living things thereon climate_change eminent scientists opine predict damage will done world’s marine life ecosystems caused example melting glaciers rising sea temperatures alone incalculable irremediable predict will similar impact climate
BLZ 2015 280 280 spectre massive starvation worldwide occurrences unquestionably negative impact humanity inhabit planet share core needs adequate food supply one even united nations endeavours deal dire consequences climate_change still must dutifully serve aspirations peoples enhance economic social development although globally can claim success poverty eradication current unprecedented desperate perilous flight hundreds thousands people climate
BLZ 2015 353 353 count cost finding cure contrary strenuous efforts immediately initiated search one even 15-29816 pv entails exhaustion one’s life savings given clear present existential threat posed climate_change imperative threat treated less urgency gravity diagnosis terminal illness treated must tandem ongoing quests vest people hope opportunities chance future deserve end world community must climate
BLZ 2015 426 426 made meet challenges simply exercise philanthropy altruism nothing truth contributions vital investments survival planet earth living things therein countries evidently greater immediate danger others effects climate_change time happening bahamas speak happened dominica still earlier vanuatu constant incontestable reminders particular vulnerability small island developing states sids low-lying coastal states like country belize climate
BLZ 2015 473 473 states like country belize government expresses deep solidarity fellow sids assures assembly fullest support today front lines tomorrow will us country will escape devastating impacts climate_change defer size borders wealth lack thereof lessons history salutary tragic sinking mighty titanic reminds us whereas passengers berthed lower decks first perish giant ship made climate
BLZ 2015 583 583 part humankind’s food chain security ecosystem impairment food chain security ecosystem potentially imperils security humankind globally 70-year history united nations undeniably made notable inroads combat climate_change promote sustainable development galvanized attention climate_change adopted framework convention fashion global response stabilize greenhouse gas emissions without jeopardizing global development united nations marshalled financial scientific climate
BLZ 2015 589 589 impairment food chain security ecosystem potentially imperils security humankind globally 70-year history united nations undeniably made notable inroads combat climate_change promote sustainable development galvanized attention climate_change adopted framework convention fashion global response stabilize greenhouse gas emissions without jeopardizing global development united nations marshalled financial scientific technological support countries need adoption agenda climate
BLZ 2015 597 597 humankind globally 70-year history united nations undeniably made notable inroads combat climate_change promote sustainable development galvanized attention climate_change adopted framework convention fashion global response stabilize greenhouse gas emissions without jeopardizing global development united nations marshalled financial scientific technological support countries need adoption agenda sustainable development resolution signaled global transformation planet people climate
BLZ 2015 634 634 technological support countries need adoption agenda sustainable development resolution signaled global transformation planet people prosperity jury still united nations record achievements notwithstanding global commitment tackle climate_change efforts less ambitious achieving successor global emission reduction regime hangs balance least finance technology conspicuously wanting worse yet failure world’s powers agree hold global average climate
BLZ 2015 660 660 efforts less ambitious achieving successor global emission reduction regime hangs balance least finance technology conspicuously wanting worse yet failure world’s powers agree hold global average temperature increase well c relative pre-industrial levels will certainly condemn small island developing states low-lying coastal states misses peace security less grave vulnerable paying price political climate
BLZ 2015 776 776 might united nations rests universality endurable values enshrined charter belize readily shoulders responsibilities member community nations committed everything power will promote containment 15-29816 pv reversal climate_change joined brothers sisters small island low-lying developing states pioneering initiative small island developing states sustainable energy initiative belize proudly hosts foster transition low-carbon climate-resilient economies climate
BLZ 2015 814 814 developing states sustainable energy initiative belize proudly hosts foster transition low-carbon climate-resilient economies also commit pushing robust ambitious regime paris will us working lockstep stabilize greenhouse gas emissions safeguard planet sustainable development people likewise stand ready provide every support united nation initiatives will bring warring factions syria israel palestine table find climate
BOL 2015 206 206 statements nearly half inhabitants world going hungry untold billions dollars economic resources devoted destroying mother earth planet earth called west said billion needed confront reduce global_warming occurred anyone much money spent destroy planet many countless billions spent invade countries listened intently words brother secretary-general ban ki-moon despaired libyan syrian peoples going climate
BOL 2015 639 639 one day asked said bed asked question turn told leaving house go river hot sleep course still shower entire family going river hour protect high temperature current increase global temperature less c will happen temperature rises c experts predicted stop global_warming temperature rise c c feel future generations will become anti-imperialists climate
BOL 2015 643 643 bed asked question turn told leaving house go river hot sleep course still shower entire family going river hour protect high temperature current increase global temperature less c will happen temperature rises c experts predicted stop global_warming temperature rise c c feel future generations will become anti-imperialists anti-capitalists legacy capitalism northern climate
BOL 2015 648 648 leaving house go river hot sleep course still shower entire family going river hour protect high temperature current increase global temperature less c will happen temperature rises c experts predicted stop global_warming temperature rise c c feel future generations will become anti-imperialists anti-capitalists legacy capitalism northern countries now telling us stewards climate
BOL 2015 654 654 course still shower entire family going river hour protect high temperature current increase global temperature less c will happen temperature rises c experts predicted stop global_warming temperature rise c c feel future generations will become anti-imperialists anti-capitalists legacy capitalism northern countries now telling us stewards forests going stewards transfer obligations responsibilities climate
BOL 2015 655 655 still shower entire family going river hour protect high temperature current increase global temperature less c will happen temperature rises c experts predicted stop global_warming temperature rise c c feel future generations will become anti-imperialists anti-capitalists legacy capitalism northern countries now telling us stewards forests going stewards transfer obligations responsibilities us climate
BRA 2015 500 500 possible grow include preserve protect establish universal targets stress need cooperation among people shared path humankind agenda requires global solidarity determination one us commitment tackling climate_change overcoming extreme poverty creating opportunities paris next december must strengthen united nations framework convention climate_change ensuring provisions fulfilled principles respected obligations take paris ambitious scope climate
BRA 2015 515 515 humankind agenda requires global solidarity determination one us commitment tackling climate_change overcoming extreme poverty creating opportunities paris next december must strengthen united nations framework convention climate_change ensuring provisions fulfilled principles respected obligations take paris ambitious scope nature include financial technological support developing countries small island states line principle common differentiated responsibilities climate
BRA 2015 546 546 obligations take paris ambitious scope nature include financial technological support developing countries small island states line principle common differentiated responsibilities brazil making substantial effort reduce greenhouse gas emissions without jeopardizing development continue diversify renewable sources energy mix among cleanest world also currently investing low- carbon agriculture reduced deforestation amazonian region per climate
BRA 2015 590 590 carbon agriculture reduced deforestation amazonian region per cent sense ambition will continue guide actions spirit announced yesterday united nations brazil’s intended nationally determined contribution reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent baseline year period brazil intends put end illegal deforestation reforest million hectares recover million hectares degraded pasture lands integrate million hectares climate
BRA 2015 621 621 year period brazil intends put end illegal deforestation reforest million hectares recover million hectares degraded pasture lands integrate million hectares crop livestock forest world share renewable_energy accounts per cent average overall energy mix worldwide intend derive per cent domestic energy mix renewable sources end will pursue share per cent hydropower electricity climate
BRA 2015 652 652 energy mix worldwide intend derive per cent domestic energy mix renewable sources end will pursue share per cent hydropower electricity generation output share per cent renewable_energy including wind solar biomass sources electrical energy generation will also seek increase per cent energy efficiency will add share per cent ethanol fuel sugarcane-derived biomass climate
BRA 2015 691 691 cent energy efficiency will add share per cent ethanol fuel sugarcane-derived biomass sources energy mix brazil thus contributing decisively global efforts implement recommendations intergovernmental panel climate_change established limit c temperature increases century one developing countries set absolute emissions reduction target intended nationally determined contributions include actions increase environmental resilience reduce risks climate
BRA 2015 695 695 add share per cent ethanol fuel sugarcane-derived biomass sources energy mix brazil thus contributing decisively global efforts implement recommendations intergovernmental panel climate_change established limit c temperature increases century one developing countries set absolute emissions reduction target intended nationally determined contributions include actions increase environmental resilience reduce risks associated negative effects climate_change climate
BRA 2015 720 720 temperature increases century one developing countries set absolute emissions reduction target intended nationally determined contributions include actions increase environmental resilience reduce risks associated negative effects climate_change poorest vulnerable populations emphasis gender issues workers rights rights indigenous former black slave traditional communities recognize importance south-south cooperation global efforts counter climate_change allow stress climate
BRA 2015 743 743 negative effects climate_change poorest vulnerable populations emphasis gender issues workers rights rights indigenous former black slave traditional communities recognize importance south-south cooperation global efforts counter climate_change allow stress since social income transfer policies helped lift million people extreme poverty last year brazil officially removed world hunger map testament effectiveness so-called zero-hunger climate
BRB 2015 162 162 summer day membership organization today totals states represents virtually humankind paris december delegations including barbados will gather twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting will agree collective action will make possible continued survival planet existential issue countries particular like mine small island developing states countries stand edge yawning climate
BRB 2015 190 190 agree collective action will make possible continued survival planet existential issue countries particular like mine small island developing states countries stand edge yawning abyss opened climate_change framed charter united nations cessation global wars single existential threat threat undeniably remains today peril accord climate_change deadly capacity threaten planet barbados countries caribbean community climate
BRB 2015 207 207 developing states countries stand edge yawning abyss opened climate_change framed charter united nations cessation global wars single existential threat threat undeniably remains today peril accord climate_change deadly capacity threaten planet barbados countries caribbean community made clear views outcome twenty-first session conference parties climate_change convention parties commit taking individual collective action curb climate
BRB 2015 224 224 existential threat threat undeniably remains today peril accord climate_change deadly capacity threaten planet barbados countries caribbean community made clear views outcome twenty-first session conference parties climate_change convention parties commit taking individual collective action curb greenhouse gas emissions line ambitious goal hold average global temperature increase well c pre-industrial levels parties commit climate
BRB 2015 233 233 deadly capacity threaten planet barbados countries caribbean community made clear views outcome twenty-first session conference parties climate_change convention parties commit taking individual collective action curb greenhouse gas emissions line ambitious goal hold average global temperature increase well c pre-industrial levels parties commit cooperating taking action submitting regular five-year cycles reporting verification climate
BRB 2015 242 242 clear views outcome twenty-first session conference parties climate_change convention parties commit taking individual collective action curb greenhouse gas emissions line ambitious goal hold average global temperature increase well c pre-industrial levels parties commit cooperating taking action submitting regular five-year cycles reporting verification updating mitigation commitments parties also commit supporting particularly vulnerable climate
BRB 2015 305 305 ambitious high- performance legally binding agreement global participation tragedy struck sister caribbean nation dominica battered last month tropical storm erika highlights urgency effective global response climate_change often seen single natural man-made disaster small island developing state can catastrophic economic infrastructural humanitarian effects national scale estimated damage caused erika set dominica’s development climate
BRN 2015 113 113 mass destruction brought second world war need restore peace security main focus today mandate grown hugely include emerging challenges evolving threats proliferation weapons mass destruction climate_change pandemic diseases terrorism violent extremism part comprehensive global mandate also tasked addressing multidimensional socioeconomic matters recognize united nations panacea world’s woes diminished overall success note climate
BTN 2015 149 149 aids feeding millions every year countries affected war conflict natural disasters negotiating peace deals conducting peacekeeping operations advancing democracy creating international human rights system combating climate_change reducing extreme poverty preventing spread use nuclear weapons achievements united nations indeed noteworthy however even celebrate achievements serve us well take stock state interdependent world climate
BTN 2015 212 212 peace security prosperity human dignity whether conflicts acts terrorism unthinkable stockpiles weapons mass destruction inequalities persist within among nations rising expectations billions living margins existence climate_change threatens survival failure address interrelated global challenges option peace security human rights must go hand hand sustainable development past years taken stock state world peoples climate
BTN 2015 423 423 pursuit happiness fundamental human goal embodies spirit agenda stand ready share experience gnh contribute growing discourse holistic development paradigms indicators even though contributed least causes climate_change like least developed countries among vulnerable adverse impacts despite limited resources competing demands development bhutan remains committed conservation natural heritage fact consistently contributed fair share climate
BTN 2015 452 452 countries among vulnerable adverse impacts despite limited resources competing demands development bhutan remains committed conservation natural heritage fact consistently contributed fair share global efforts combat climate_change bhutan pledged remain carbon_neutral time kept promise expectation sale clean hydro-power bhutan will capacity offset approximately million tons carbon per annum region small feat considering climate
BTN 2015 456 456 impacts despite limited resources competing demands development bhutan remains committed conservation natural heritage fact consistently contributed fair share global efforts combat climate_change bhutan pledged remain carbon_neutral time kept promise expectation sale clean hydro-power bhutan will capacity offset approximately million tons carbon per annum region small feat considering bhutan’s emissions constitute less climate
BTN 2015 503 503 bhutan’s emissions constitute less per cent figure pleased state week bhutan ratified doha amendment kyoto protocol submitted intended nationally determined contributions united nations framework convention climate_change support work united nations area international peace security bhutan began contributing united nations peacekeeping operations remain committed partner working deepen broaden peacekeeping engagement united nations climate
BTN 2015 805 805 resources collaboration commitment people first litmus test commitment action agenda will whether reach ambitious legally binding agreement twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change agreement must firmly anchored principles convention including principle common differentiated responsibilities decisions paris must driven latest science evidence unequivocal emissions pathway taking us beyond c climate
BWA 2015 603 603 united nations conference sustainable development 15-29664 pv botswana government embarks new course increased optimism shall indeed realize future want december parties united nations framework convention climate_change will convene paris adopt universal legally binding agreement climate_change importance urgency overemphasized climate_change left unchecked arguably greatest environmental challenge world facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet climate
BWA 2015 612 612 embarks new course increased optimism shall indeed realize future want december parties united nations framework convention climate_change will convene paris adopt universal legally binding agreement climate_change importance urgency overemphasized climate_change left unchecked arguably greatest environmental challenge world facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting climate
BWA 2015 616 616 optimism shall indeed realize future want december parties united nations framework convention climate_change will convene paris adopt universal legally binding agreement climate_change importance urgency overemphasized climate_change left unchecked arguably greatest environmental challenge world facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting glaciers severe decline agricultural climate
BWA 2015 649 649 facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting glaciers severe decline agricultural output changing weather patterns health challenges caused changing_climate conditions climate_change also presents serious security threat displaces millions people condemns even greater number sub-par living conditions extend condolences lost loved ones experienced destruction property climate
BWA 2015 651 651 catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting glaciers severe decline agricultural output changing weather patterns health challenges caused changing_climate conditions climate_change also presents serious security threat displaces millions people condemns even greater number sub-par living conditions extend condolences lost loved ones experienced destruction property caused natural climate
CAF 2015 1029 1029 render situation majority planet’s people ever precarious requires increased international solidarity among countries sustained partnership governments civil society bring eradication another major challenge face today climate_change exacerbates geographical social ecological inequalities sad consequences poverty migration crisis reduction resources future current generations country part congo basin contributes way forests preserving ecological balance climate
CAF 2015 1071 1071 part congo basin contributes way forests preserving ecological balance world nevertheless classified one poorest countries world therefore one vulnerable development priorities remain adaptation negative impact climate_change means support international community gain access southern hemisphere countries additional funding transfer technology regard outcome upcoming meeting held paris december will send strong signal decision-makers climate
CAN 2015 1028 1028 supporter free open trading system fosters growth contributes development supports poverty reduction regions world perhaps issue reminds us part one world threat collective well- posed climate_change global challenge requires global solutions canada takes challenge climate_change seriously working parties united nations framework convention climate_change reach effective post-2020 climate_change agreement twenty-first session conference climate
CAN 2015 1037 1037 supports poverty reduction regions world perhaps issue reminds us part one world threat collective well- posed climate_change global challenge requires global solutions canada takes challenge climate_change seriously working parties united nations framework convention climate_change reach effective post-2020 climate_change agreement twenty-first session conference parties framework convention held later year paris canada effective climate
CAN 2015 1045 1045 us part one world threat collective well- posed climate_change global challenge requires global solutions canada takes challenge climate_change seriously working parties united nations framework convention climate_change reach effective post-2020 climate_change agreement twenty-first session conference parties framework convention held later year paris canada effective agreement must address mitigation adaptation importantly agreement must climate
CAN 2015 1049 1049 threat collective well- posed climate_change global challenge requires global solutions canada takes challenge climate_change seriously working parties united nations framework convention climate_change reach effective post-2020 climate_change agreement twenty-first session conference parties framework convention held later year paris canada effective agreement must address mitigation adaptation importantly agreement must include commitment mitigation actions climate
CAN 2015 1078 1078 conference parties framework convention held later year paris canada effective agreement must address mitigation adaptation importantly agreement must include commitment mitigation actions world’s major emitters greenhouse gases may canada announced post-2020 climate_change target economy-wide reduction greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels ambitious target line 15-29946 pv major industrialized countries reflects national climate
CAN 2015 1084 1084 year paris canada effective agreement must address mitigation adaptation importantly agreement must include commitment mitigation actions world’s major emitters greenhouse gases may canada announced post-2020 climate_change target economy-wide reduction greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels ambitious target line 15-29946 pv major industrialized countries reflects national circumstances including canada’s position world leader climate
CAN 2015 1088 1088 agreement must address mitigation adaptation importantly agreement must include commitment mitigation actions world’s major emitters greenhouse gases may canada announced post-2020 climate_change target economy-wide reduction greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels ambitious target line 15-29946 pv major industrialized countries reflects national circumstances including canada’s position world leader clean electricity generation canada climate
CHE 2015 100 100 ravage world still far many number today million displaced persons worldwide time since united nations founded made sufficient progress tackling certain problems created new ones global_warming even though might like admit must recognize behaviour continues marked major inconsistencies like offer two examples first many countries continue live abject poverty wealth natural climate
CHE 2015 134 134 continues marked major inconsistencies like offer two examples first many countries continue live abject poverty wealth natural resources secondly concerned movements mass migration yet causing global_warming depriving entire populations basic conditions need order remain let us ask many educated young people wish leave countries concerns developing countries also considerable number european climate
CHE 2015 330 330 least part human nature however comes actions governments states communities states must strive minimize inconsistencies know order address poverty challenges migration conflicts terrorism organized crime climate_change collective action vital united nations necessary ever require strong united nations better world end need focus three priorities ambitious agenda sustainable development resolution just adopted climate
CHE 2015 374 374 ambitious agenda sustainable development resolution just adopted huge step forward need continue impart momentum achieving ambitious agreement twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris peace security pillar affords us opportunity strengthen united nations especially regard protection civilian population switzerland convinced one resolve conflict purely military approach united nations climate
CHL 2015 101 101 expand cooperation africa example will participating united nations peacekeeping operations region addition facint urgent challenges threatening peace planet yet stem growing inequality reach agreement halt global_warming reason backdrop serious international challenges seventieth session general assembly will go history momentous occasion international community succeeded forging agreement namely agenda sustainable development resolution agenda climate
CHL 2015 496 496 ocean conference countries will asked make voluntary commitments reducing pollution seas combat illegal fishing protect diversity marine resources intended nationally determined contribution country committed reducing co2_emissions per cent compared per cent can count robust international support moreover determined restore acres forest reforest additional acres land agenda gives us shared horizon shared climate
CHN 2015 875 875 china will shoulder share responsibility continue play part common endeavour also urge developed countries fulfil historical responsibilities honour emission-reduction commitments help developing countries mitigate adapt climate_change billion chinese people endeavouring realize chinese dream great national renewal dream chinese people closely connected dreams peoples world realize chinese dream without peaceful international environment climate
CIV 2015 501 501 goals new agenda gives us historic opportunity promote ambitious development programme aimed significantly reducing poverty hunger around world improving people’s health education fighting adverse effects climate_change together also promote good governance measures will help redistribute wealth poor vulnerable bring back genuine partnership development can build world prosperity equality security peace spirit climate
CIV 2015 616 616 financing development held addis ababa july enabled us agree ways implement agenda just adopted need finish job twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held december paris order achieve binding global commitment will enable us fight effectively global_warming new development programme just adopted capitalizes experience millennium development goals holistically climate
CIV 2015 630 630 need finish job twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held december paris order achieve binding global commitment will enable us fight effectively global_warming new development programme just adopted capitalizes experience millennium development goals holistically integrates three dimensions sustainable development namely economic social environmental dimensions puts us right path climate
COD 2015 472 472 human condition efforts undertaken others overcome crisis welcome important necessary urgent attack root causes include denial human rights underdevelopment poverty armed conflicts natural disasters caused climate_change moved need democratic republic congo participated drafting adoption new post-2015 development agenda sustainable development goals see resolution agenda embodies every hope peoples world collective duty climate
COD 2015 520 520 world collective duty everything possible make reality impelled need take action democratic republic congo actively involved preparations twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december well relevant international negotiations striving development economically efficient socially equitable ecologically sustainable realization aspirations requires action firm commitments us respect subscribed millennium climate
COD 2015 573 573 however full complete implementation hampered numerous issues need resolve promptly well many challenges must urgently 15-29876 pv addressed especially regarding environment respect can longer hesitate climate_change one major challenges planet faces today negative impact vital socioeconomic sectors agriculture health apparent ever can said effect availability resources necessary life water urgent conclude climate
COD 2015 607 607 vital socioeconomic sectors agriculture health apparent ever can said effect availability resources necessary life water urgent conclude universal legally binding agreement holds increase global average temperature c relation pre-industrial levels let us demonstrate commitment sustainable development goals particular targets involving environmental protection making december session conference parties deadline democratic republic congo climate
COD 2015 674 674 measures focusing four main priority sectors agriculture forests energy transportation adaptation measures addition four sectors also concern protection coast will result per cent rate reduction greenhouse gas emissions equivalent million tons carbon_dioxide established timetable country comprehensive ambitious development programme known revolution modernity turn hope international community will reward efforts accordingly within climate
COD 2015 680 680 agriculture forests energy transportation adaptation measures addition four sectors also concern protection coast will result per cent rate reduction greenhouse gas emissions equivalent million tons carbon_dioxide established timetable country comprehensive ambitious development programme known revolution modernity turn hope international community will reward efforts accordingly within redd process given position today’s burning climate
COG 2015 340 340 often fuelled non-state actors nebulous networks 15-29816 pv feed terrorism widely dispersed small groups take religious proselytise extremes reckless drug cartels pirates misery plunder waterways climate_change dangerous repercussions environment endemic poverty migration crises inequalities states within states stick iconic contemporary examples today real threats stability states world peace central africa region climate
COL 2015 395 395 international community behalf million colombians support peace efforts willingness assist us post- conflict stage peaceful colombia will positive factor world several distinct interrelated areas combating climate_change illegal drugs security eradicating extreme poverty country proud biodiverse country world relation size however also one vulnerable effects climate_change insist environmental dimension sustainable development goals climate
COL 2015 414 414 world several distinct interrelated areas combating climate_change illegal drugs security eradicating extreme poverty country proud biodiverse country world relation size however also one vulnerable effects climate_change insist environmental dimension sustainable development goals end term office hope left behind protected areas colombia approximately million hectares accounting almost one-fifth landmass fully support twenty-first climate
COL 2015 447 447 term office hope left behind protected areas colombia approximately million hectares accounting almost one-fifth landmass fully support twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held end year paris will commit assisting goal reducing greenhouse gas emissions also addressing problem illegal drug crops comprehensive strategy proposed rest world summit americas climate
COL 2015 457 457 hectares accounting almost one-fifth landmass fully support twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held end year paris will commit assisting goal reducing greenhouse gas emissions also addressing problem illegal drug crops comprehensive strategy proposed rest world summit americas held cartagena colombia raised need objective assessment outcome so-called war climate
COM 2015 278 278 resilient infrastructure promote sustainable inclusive industrialization encourage innovation everywhere will reduce inequalities within among countries imagine humankind will thrive earth unless urgent action taken combat climate_change impacts conserving sustainably using oceans seas marine resources sustainable development way will promote sustainable use terrestrial ecosуstems manage forests sustainably combat desertification combat halt land climate
CPV 2015 211 211 development must commit achieving goals established 15-29658 pv specifically respect small island developing states cabo verde example essential elements will considered namely threat survival posed climate_change particular vulnerability natural disasters risk losing biodiversity reduced size markets high cost transportation energy infrastructure difficulties accessing financing reasons deserve special attention united nations system climate
CPV 2015 274 274 aspire just equitable inclusive world will place people centre development means must find appropriate instruments consistent practices sustainable environmental framework light unequivocal correlation sustainable development climate_change cabo verde like small vulnerable countries hopes declarations expressions intent will translate tangible commitments lead reduction greenhouse-gas emissions also provide balanced approach issues adaptation mitigation climate
CPV 2015 291 291 sustainable environmental framework light unequivocal correlation sustainable development climate_change cabo verde like small vulnerable countries hopes declarations expressions intent will translate tangible commitments lead reduction greenhouse-gas emissions also provide balanced approach issues adaptation mitigation meanwhile new agreement expected signed paris must fail give due weight issues loss compensation development technology transfer climate
CPV 2015 341 341 transfer capacity- building indicate clearly reliable sources financial support vulnerable nations firmly committed assuming responsibilities making contributions respect cabo verde already established goal per cent renewable_energy way achieving international cooperation united nations monitoring time approximately per cent renewable_energy grid believe will exceed per cent much consternation serious cases human rights violations climate
CPV 2015 353 353 committed assuming responsibilities making contributions respect cabo verde already established goal per cent renewable_energy way achieving international cooperation united nations monitoring time approximately per cent renewable_energy grid believe will exceed per cent much consternation serious cases human rights violations occurring various parts world unfortunate although almost seventy years elapsed since universal climate
CPV 2015 718 718 expectations organization’s role maintaining international peace security also promoting development creating prosperous unified international society reducing injustice inequities eradicating poverty promoting human rights combating effects climate_change indeed believe united nations essential sustainable world living peace security possible climate
CRI 2015 1263 1263 sustainable development costa rica shared experience issues conservation environmental protection unilateral disarmament leadership creating model sustainable development will show paris end year reach landmark agreement climate_change climate_change constitutes serious threat human development costa rica firmly believes paris concerned need serious binding people-centred commitments respect rights involve comprehensive action climate issues part climate
CRI 2015 1264 1264 development costa rica shared experience issues conservation environmental protection unilateral disarmament leadership creating model sustainable development will show paris end year reach landmark agreement climate_change climate_change constitutes serious threat human development costa rica firmly believes paris concerned need serious binding people-centred commitments respect rights involve comprehensive action climate issues part governments climate
CRI 2015 1339 1339 take advantage opportunities international cooperation offers way means implementation order facilitate every country’s participation global efforts particularly middle-income countries country launched geneva pledge human rights climate_action voluntary initiative based recognition relationship enjoyment human rights impact consequences climate_change call states commit gap words deeds increases mistrust erodes multilateralism costa rica refuses accept climate
CRI 2015 1350 1350 every country’s participation global efforts particularly middle-income countries country launched geneva pledge human rights climate_action voluntary initiative based recognition relationship enjoyment human rights impact consequences climate_change call states commit gap words deeds increases mistrust erodes multilateralism costa rica refuses accept situation undermines authority united nations puts us vulnerable position face threats climate
CUB 2015 201 201 afflicting humankind even industrial nations welfare society presented model imitate practically disappeared election systems traditional parties rely money publicity growing increasingly detached distant aspirations peoples climate_change threatening existence human species states assume common differentiated responsibilities view indisputable reality countries equally accountable happened us waste natural human resources irrational unsustainable consumerism consequences climate
CUB 2015 227 227 threatening existence human species states assume common differentiated responsibilities view indisputable reality countries equally accountable happened us waste natural human resources irrational unsustainable consumerism consequences climate_change particularly small island developing states additional tensions fragile economies happening africa relentless advance desertification stand solidarity caribbean brothers demand treated special differentiated way also support climate
CYP 2015 525 525 differences within nations non-state actors terrorists challenged established international order paving way religious fundamentalism violent extremism forcible displacement people forced migration time new global threats climate_change environmental degradation also emerged years world leaders must demonstrate statesmanship vision order rebuild newly broken societies find path renewal regard welcome recently adopted resolution revitalization climate
CYP 2015 574 574 resolution revitalization well ongoing dialogue towards enhancing effectiveness security council also support upcoming high-level united nations meetings aimed resolving number global challenges including united nations climate_change conference paris december special session world drug problem april united nations conference housing sustainable urban development quito november peacekeeping constitutes one main pillars accomplishments united climate
DEU 2015 770 770 nations germany campaigning reform united nations security council working others major global projects ambitious agenda sustainable development goals resolution just adopted equally ambitious goals combat climate_change hope adopt together conference parties paris december united nations provides framework roof global endeavours roof work must continue many levels germans believe first way forward climate
DJI 2015 251 251 dignity peace people know unfortunately still long way go international community undeniably remains faced unprecedented range major challenges poverty hunger persistent unemployment violent armed conflict climate_change recently last year saw health-care systems brotherly countries overwhelmed new terrible threats ebola virus new challenges emerged constantly threatening peace security will opportunity return allow climate
DJI 2015 384 384 significant post-bali programme work major issues stake responsibility build credible multilateral trading system enables everyone particular developing countries identify objectives areas industrialization structural transformation economies climate_change greatest challenge humankind faces also important one day terms development threatens undermine life future generations many meetings climate_change lack progress achieved illustrate extent issue source climate
DJI 2015 402 402 identify objectives areas industrialization structural transformation economies climate_change greatest challenge humankind faces also important one day terms development threatens undermine life future generations many meetings climate_change lack progress achieved illustrate extent issue source controversy division true claims legitimate understandable however also true africa lose others ready assume responsibility reduce emissions hope climate
DJI 2015 457 457 will scrupulously respected region specificities environmental concerns necessarily countries regions country particularly exposed many natural hazards frequent destructive droughts floods republic djibouti despite marginal contribution greenhouse gas emissions contributing global efforts fight devastating scourge end recently hosted conference partnership climate energy institute prestigious yale university developed relevant climate model illustrating scenarios climate
DJI 2015 483 483 gas emissions contributing global efforts fight devastating scourge end recently hosted conference partnership climate energy institute prestigious yale university developed relevant climate model illustrating scenarios climate_change impact region spirit proposed establish host djibouti regional environmental observatory moreover country several years carried policy renewable_energy use stated goal excluding fossil fuels year together climate
DJI 2015 500 500 yale university developed relevant climate model illustrating scenarios climate_change impact region spirit proposed establish host djibouti regional environmental observatory moreover country several years carried policy renewable_energy use stated goal excluding fossil fuels year together ethiopia already put place hydropower project begun use tremendous potential country’s geothermal wind solar tidal energy environment climate
DJI 2015 556 556 need cross- cutting transnational interdisciplinary policies commensurate challenge therefore time adopt just fair scientific climate goals hope twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will held soon paris will mark decisive turning point violent extremism product deadly ideology openly advocates destruction elimination others behalf supposed religious belief whereas islam climate
DMA 2015 36 36 post-2015 development agenda general debate pondered issues significance country region small island developing states sids planet decided done past must highlight challenges brought increasing concentration greenhouse gases atmosphere resulting changes global climate major threat planet disproportionate impact sids concerns magnified since august tropical storm erika brought inches rain hours dominica concentration climate
DMA 2015 236 236 resilience government people commonwealth dominica will build stronger resilient dominica building better stronger dominica will necessity factor constructions settlements measures will provide resilience adaptation impact climate_change therefore expect replacing restoring damaged infrastructure will expensive past extra cost undermines progress achieving sustainable development constant need re-allocate resources nationally identified priority areas address climate
DMA 2015 267 267 infrastructure will expensive past extra cost undermines progress achieving sustainable development constant need re-allocate resources nationally identified priority areas address challenges challenges brought large extent climate_change factors contribute high debt burden small island developing states dominica times like order respond effectively disaster urgently need assistance international community make available timely manner climate
DMA 2015 360 360 natural disasters case caribbean states collaboration extension catastrophic risk fund exists caribbean development bank propose special natural-disaster-risk fund capitalized annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change major greenhouse-gas emitters voluntary contributions countries past decade impact climate_change wreaked havoc caribbean sids hurricane ivan category system wiped twice value gross domestic product grenada climate
DMA 2015 362 362 case caribbean states collaboration extension catastrophic risk fund exists caribbean development bank propose special natural-disaster-risk fund capitalized annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change major greenhouse-gas emitters voluntary contributions countries past decade impact climate_change wreaked havoc caribbean sids hurricane ivan category system wiped twice value gross domestic product grenada approximately billion climate
DMA 2015 370 370 exists caribbean development bank propose special natural-disaster-risk fund capitalized annex parties united nations framework convention climate_change major greenhouse-gas emitters voluntary contributions countries past decade impact climate_change wreaked havoc caribbean sids hurricane ivan category system wiped twice value gross domestic product grenada approximately billion left people without shelter food personal belongings december climate
DMA 2015 427 427 lives caribbean people dominica saint lucia saint vincent grenadines set back per cent per cent per cent gross domestic products respectively caribbean receiving end impact climate_change decades therefore know experiences impact climate_change represents real present danger existence small island states like dominica living effects climate_change even recently yesterday sister caribbean island climate
DMA 2015 433 433 saint vincent grenadines set back per cent per cent per cent gross domestic products respectively caribbean receiving end impact climate_change decades therefore know experiences impact climate_change represents real present danger existence small island states like dominica living effects climate_change even recently yesterday sister caribbean island country commonwealth bahamas impacted hurricane joaquin climate
DMA 2015 446 446 products respectively caribbean receiving end impact climate_change decades therefore know experiences impact climate_change represents real present danger existence small island states like dominica living effects climate_change even recently yesterday sister caribbean island country commonwealth bahamas impacted hurricane joaquin stand solidarity government people bahamas struggle deal devastation caused move closer twenty-first session climate
DMA 2015 478 478 country commonwealth bahamas impacted hurricane joaquin stand solidarity government people bahamas struggle deal devastation caused move closer twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 later year trust states parties heeding warnings scientific community plea us experience impact climate_change daily basis preparing make serious commitments reducing global_warming will crucial climate
DMA 2015 493 493 move closer twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 later year trust states parties heeding warnings scientific community plea us experience impact climate_change daily basis preparing make serious commitments reducing global_warming will crucial cop21 put place system makes possible achievement not-more-than c goal agreeing highest possible levels mitigation climate
DMA 2015 501 501 framework convention climate_change cop21 later year trust states parties heeding warnings scientific community plea us experience impact climate_change daily basis preparing make serious commitments reducing global_warming will crucial cop21 put place system makes possible achievement not-more-than c goal agreeing highest possible levels mitigation ambition finance rigorous system transparency complemented compliance regime climate
DMA 2015 537 537 c goal agreeing highest possible levels mitigation ambition finance rigorous system transparency complemented compliance regime however commitments commendable reduce hopefully reverse trend increasing global mean temperature slow onset events climate_change will continue severe impacts developing countries therefore call establishment cop21 new loss damage mechanism will take account impact climate_change provide resources climate
DMA 2015 541 541 possible levels mitigation ambition finance rigorous system transparency complemented compliance regime however commitments commendable reduce hopefully reverse trend increasing global mean temperature slow onset events climate_change will continue severe impacts developing countries therefore call establishment cop21 new loss damage mechanism will take account impact climate_change provide resources sids respond challenges recently climate
DMA 2015 560 560 global mean temperature slow onset events climate_change will continue severe impacts developing countries therefore call establishment cop21 new loss damage mechanism will take account impact climate_change provide resources sids respond challenges recently concluded summit post-2015 development agenda laid highly robust people-centred framework must commit implementing sake better tomorrow citizens future generations climate
DMA 2015 626 626 achievable gratified see several priority issues reflected text need build resilience conserve sustainably use oceans seas food security water sanitation affordable reliable sustainable energy crime climate_change sustainable consumption production among others us individually collectively ensure realization sdgs commonwealth dominica therefore encouraged strides small island developing states making towards attainment sdg affordable climate
DMA 2015 712 712 provided collective voice financial leverage implementation mechanisms transform national energy sectors catalysts sustainable low-carbon economic development help us meet urgent need mitigate adapt build resilience climate_change government commonwealth dominica proud opportunity serve chair steering committee responsible establishment first-ever intergovernmental organization sids 15-29946 pv behalf states members sids dock wish express gratitude climate
DMA 2015 765 765 japan made initiative possible also extend thanks government austria united nations development programme genuine partners spirit sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway establishing earliest centres renewable_energy energy efficiency caribbean pacific also thank government sweden support development project pipeline look forward continued partnership initiatives aimed achieving sdgs sids equally concerned sustainably utilizing climate
DMA 2015 1409 1409 member states balance power shifted slightly south playing greater role human development unprecedented moving people poverty yet much needs done placed planet peril existential threat climate_change rise terrorism radicalization throughout world especially iraq syria attack peace security everywhere therefore must resolve enhance role united nations resolving matters go beyond borders affect climate
DNK 2015 106 106 world conflicts remain greatest threat human development number refugees displaced persons growing alarming speed violent extremism spreading human rights violated planet stress due scarce resources climate_change side coin world complex always simple solutions never need engage actively cooperate closely address challenges today years ago perspective three main priorities united nations coming climate
DNK 2015 628 628 us worthy vote can assure will aspire strong partner advancing human rights fundamental freedoms third final major challenge united nations implementing development agenda effectively addressing climate_change weekend privilege honour co-chairing sustainable development summit adopted new agenda sustainable development resolution now need act national policies supporting countries need help sustainable development goals climate
DNK 2015 689 689 actors private enterprises civil society non-governmental international organizations many others must find new innovative ways engaging actors serious delivering development agenda particularly true comes addressing climate_change give small example denmark established climate investment fund promote private investments developing countries emerging markets danish pension savings now contribute financing africa’s largest wind farm climate
DOM 2015 155 155 final touches renewed commitment global development enshrined post-2015 development agenda form agenda sustainable development resolution time industrialized nations finally taken decisive resolute step forward combat climate_change welcome political will calling time believe represents act responsibility justice heralds equitable model distribution responsibilities rich poor nations post-2015 development agenda provides excellent opportunity us climate
DZA 2015 719 719 time symbolic victory came international recognition palestinian state supports just definitive solution palestinian issue designed ensure creation sovereign state east jerusalem capital given importance issue climate_change impact economic social environmental spheres even political security concerns express hope outcome twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held soon paris will climate
DZA 2015 740 740 capital given importance issue climate_change impact economic social environmental spheres even political security concerns express hope outcome twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held soon paris will meet ecological challenges now threaten make countries entire regions disappear seriously jeopardize life earth must also say need admit spite achievements climate
ECU 2015 492 492 continues years current emissions will doubled evidence suggests energy consumption generation emissions directly proportionate income levels allows consumption trump efficiency inhabitant wealthy country produces times carbon_emissions someone lives poor country leads principle shared differentiated responsibilities course also environmental effects linked poverty soil erosion lack proper solid waste treatment inter alia another climate
ECU 2015 562 562 science technology huge disparity rich poor countries rich countries file patents every year poor countries combined file patents global inequities reflected distribution emissions also impact global_warming climate_change countries like ecuador contribute less per cent total carbon_emissions yet suffer effects climate_change example penguin lives directly equator spheniscus mendiculus commonly known galapagos penguin climate
ECU 2015 563 563 technology huge disparity rich poor countries rich countries file patents every year poor countries combined file patents global inequities reflected distribution emissions also impact global_warming climate_change countries like ecuador contribute less per cent total carbon_emissions yet suffer effects climate_change example penguin lives directly equator spheniscus mendiculus commonly known galapagos penguin endangered climate
ECU 2015 572 572 patents every year poor countries combined file patents global inequities reflected distribution emissions also impact global_warming climate_change countries like ecuador contribute less per cent total carbon_emissions yet suffer effects climate_change example penguin lives directly equator spheniscus mendiculus commonly known galapagos penguin endangered due warming surface marine waters therefore vital move towards climate
ECU 2015 576 576 countries combined file patents global inequities reflected distribution emissions also impact global_warming climate_change countries like ecuador contribute less per cent total carbon_emissions yet suffer effects climate_change example penguin lives directly equator spheniscus mendiculus commonly known galapagos penguin endangered due warming surface marine waters therefore vital move towards universal declaration rights nature climate
ECU 2015 823 823 direct improvements standards living population pope francis said encyclical laudato si true ecological approach always becomes social approach access science technology vital poor countries struggle climate_change poverty paraguay’s president horacio manuel cartes jara said moments ago vital declare technologies mitigate climate_change respective effects global public goods guarantee free access new international climate
ECU 2015 838 838 becomes social approach access science technology vital poor countries struggle climate_change poverty paraguay’s president horacio manuel cartes jara said moments ago vital declare technologies mitigate climate_change respective effects global public goods guarantee free access new international division labour complete paradox goods free access rival terms consumption marginal cost consumed additional person climate
ECU 2015 967 967 imagine moment situation reversed generators environmental goods services rich countries poor middle-income countries polluters doubt now invaded us demand us fair compensation impressive difference problem climate_change controlled simply justice case environmental justice unfortunately thrasymachus said years ago dialogue socrates justice nothing advantage stronger end will meet paris twenty-first conference parties united climate
ECU 2015 996 996 case environmental justice unfortunately thrasymachus said years ago dialogue socrates justice nothing advantage stronger end will meet paris twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change fail meeting reach binding agreements protect planet civilization start buried gain victory will celebrate twenty-second conference environmental manifesto first written saint francis assisi expressed gratitude climate
ESP 2015 293 293 cooperation mechanism interests social well-being economic development region include participation local competent gibraltarian authorities competent local regional spanish authorities light predominates darkness areas thinking challenge climate_change true time running also well-founded hopes paris summit december will achieve results will allow us stop process deterioration common home decisively turn things around therefore climate
EST 2015 43 43 occupation ukrainian territory witnessed spring triggered profound change global security situation year later still adapting altered unpredictable state affairs continue tackle global challenges including terrorism climate_change poverty human rights violations number conflicts crises worldwide continues grow also witnessed positive development recently let us hope historic agreement iran’s nuclear programme will pave climate
EST 2015 679 679 governance well environmental sustainability central new global partnership economic growth assuredly important must come expense environment twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held soon paris reach agreement promotes goals smart use internet digital technologies can essential drivers economic growth development need strong public policies digital era can climate
ETH 2015 159 159 demonstrated adopting addis ababa action agenda agenda give us hope optimism can secure new globally binding climate agreement paris december auspices united nations framework convention climate_change regard mr president like assure delegation’s full support helping discharge heavy responsibilities momentous historic year ethiopia indeed proud one founding members united nations although hour climate
ETH 2015 466 466 depression preceded unquestionably inspired letter spirit charter world changed tremendously since however complex multifaceted challenges face today particular obviously threat terrorism violent extremism devastating consequences climate_change emerging challenges time quite different founders deal immediate aftermath war time membership united nations changed dramatically years geopolitical economic realities planet today rapid globalization dramatic climate
ETH 2015 670 670 mobilized domestic resources implementation also made best use development cooperation united nations partners ethiopia embarked ambitious transformative agenda view achieving middle-income status year intend based carbon-neutral growth climate-resilient green economy strategy fully integrated national development plan results achieved past five years quite encouraging inspired us even implementing second growth transformation agenda climate
EU 2015 86 86 will time remain dedicated helping make whole world better place everyone wishes contribute eradicating poverty supporting peacekeeping missions solving migration crisis well handling causes effects climate_change can still count us europe isolationism never never will option always ready listen good sound advice friends unprecedented refugee migrant crisis face today myth prevails climate
EU 2015 409 409 message message alone will consistent values international community european union values united nations held dear years year will also crucial global efforts fight causes consequences climate_change past days weeks listened great hope satisfaction pledges leaders committed fighting global_warming europe determined paris climate_change conference will breakthrough symbolizing readiness undertake unified action confronting climate
EU 2015 421 421 nations held dear years year will also crucial global efforts fight causes consequences climate_change past days weeks listened great hope satisfaction pledges leaders committed fighting global_warming europe determined paris climate_change conference will breakthrough symbolizing readiness undertake unified action confronting global problem pledge reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent levels europe remains lead climate
EU 2015 425 425 year will also crucial global efforts fight causes consequences climate_change past days weeks listened great hope satisfaction pledges leaders committed fighting global_warming europe determined paris climate_change conference will breakthrough symbolizing readiness undertake unified action confronting global problem pledge reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent levels europe remains lead process fighting global_warming sports climate
EU 2015 439 439 great hope satisfaction pledges leaders committed fighting global_warming europe determined paris climate_change conference will breakthrough symbolizing readiness undertake unified action confronting global problem pledge reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent levels europe remains lead process fighting global_warming sports competition victory possible everybody moves direction similar pace invite member states take part common climate
EU 2015 449 449 paris climate_change conference will breakthrough symbolizing readiness undertake unified action confronting global problem pledge reduce carbon_dioxide emissions per cent levels europe remains lead process fighting global_warming sports competition victory possible everybody moves direction similar pace invite member states take part common endeavour without global agreement europe’s isolated efforts will impractical matters climate
FIN 2015 462 462 atomic energy agency resolve outstanding issues humankind faces need profound change continue business usual way life transcends planet’s boundaries exhausts earth’s resources facts disposal example global_warming us act can choose lose future believe right track just adopted new agenda sustainable development resolution potential transform world first time real programme sustainable development climate
FIN 2015 543 543 together governments even individual persons role play another vital step tackling global challenges yet take place refer twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december let us make success must care children children post secretary-general called impossible job world actually job institution whole united nations membership feel sense climate
FJI 2015 478 478 voice unique concerns pacific small island developing states trouble heard unique perspective 15-29562 pv world share international human rights community includes calling attention detrimental effect climate_change ability extend strengthen human rights region also includes educating others challenges many us face creating proper institutions changing long-held cultural attitudes can obstacles full respect climate
FJI 2015 533 533 will continue raise now member human rights council term 2018-2020 elected like neighbours south pacific small island developing states see bright future charted dimmed prospect climate_change sea-level rise fiji outspoken insisting nations carry duty reduce carbon_emissions control production greenhouse gases fiji making strenuous efforts part part creating crisis small practically negligible climate
FJI 2015 543 543 elected like neighbours south pacific small island developing states see bright future charted dimmed prospect climate_change sea-level rise fiji outspoken insisting nations carry duty reduce carbon_emissions control production greenhouse gases fiji making strenuous efforts part part creating crisis small practically negligible major developed nations must say major developing nations well must climate
FJI 2015 546 546 south pacific small island developing states see bright future charted dimmed prospect climate_change sea-level rise fiji outspoken insisting nations carry duty reduce carbon_emissions control production greenhouse gases fiji making strenuous efforts part part creating crisis small practically negligible major developed nations must say major developing nations well must simply acceptable advanced climate
FJI 2015 619 619 just advanced countries years ago emergency now solution must now time excuses earlier month pacific leaders third summit pacific island development forum adopted suva declaration climate_change landmark declaration clearly sets agreed demands pacific island developing states acceptable outcome united nations climate conference paris later year suva declaration calls climate_change agreement limit climate
FJI 2015 642 642 suva declaration climate_change landmark declaration clearly sets agreed demands pacific island developing states acceptable outcome united nations climate conference paris later year suva declaration calls climate_change agreement limit global average temperature increase less c pre-industrial levels calls paris agreement legally binding parties recognize loss damage stand-alone element also call climate_change adaptation climate
FJI 2015 647 647 clearly sets agreed demands pacific island developing states acceptable outcome united nations climate conference paris later year suva declaration calls climate_change agreement limit global average temperature increase less c pre-industrial levels calls paris agreement legally binding parties recognize loss damage stand-alone element also call climate_change adaptation measures per cent grant-financed choices climate
FJI 2015 666 666 calls climate_change agreement limit global average temperature increase less c pre-industrial levels calls paris agreement legally binding parties recognize loss damage stand-alone element also call climate_change adaptation measures per cent grant-financed choices face may politically difficult short run consequences already seeing environmental degradation unbearable heat drought powerful tropical storms unpredictable weather climate
FRA 2015 82 82 scourge also conflicts middle east remain unresolved years years know intensify moment meantime disasters tsunamis earthquakes islands verge disappearing coastlines washed away glaciers melting reality climate_change faced challenges must must shoulder responsibilities respective levels france many domains never refused cooperation france wished host climate_change conference doubt aware terrible failure copenhagen felt climate
FRA 2015 100 100 disappearing coastlines washed away glaciers melting reality climate_change faced challenges must must shoulder responsibilities respective levels france many domains never refused cooperation france wished host climate_change conference doubt aware terrible failure copenhagen felt time needed make good decision one can taken entire international community paris must ask one question humankind capable climate
FRA 2015 170 170 later maybe another conference assure assembly will say quite plainly happen paris will late world matters progressed well recent months strong declarations made precisely responsible global_warming united states china made commitments contribute changing current situation many calls come continents stressing gravity urgency situation providing detailed testimony global_warming now today countries far climate
FRA 2015 191 191 declarations made precisely responsible global_warming united states china made commitments contribute changing current situation many calls come continents stressing gravity urgency situation providing detailed testimony global_warming now today countries far reluctant thinking developing countries asked whether really useful impose restrictions developed countries free rules obligations asked today prognosis often will say climate
FRA 2015 272 272 first condition able conclude universal agreement applicable one binding differentiated everyone can part date countries half sitting united nations submitted national contribution represents per cent greenhouse gas emissions already considerable figure means half world yet responded therefore invite quickly can determine now given contributions every state can assure world will limit climate
FRA 2015 298 298 gas emissions already considerable figure means half world yet responded therefore invite quickly can determine now given contributions every state can assure world will limit global_warming second condition will signify success failure able ensure resolution action long-lasting paris accord must end conclusion rather starting point beginning process incorporating review mechanism agreement climate
FRA 2015 429 429 cooperation development oecd responsible providing initial estimate presented lima meeting wish thank president peru continuing work undertook twentieth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change oecd will provide initial estimate reached billion yet two months paris conference continue mobilize world bank major development banks financial institutions states private stakeholders can climate
FRA 2015 503 503 billion today will billion increase aid will merely loans also form grants grants funds transferred directly will reimbursed can powerfully promote adaptation developing countries effects climate_change brief position meet three requirements universal agreement one can revised will revised every years funding sufficient cover everything will cover emerging needs future technology paris climate
FSM 2015 96 96 live sea sea level surrounded great pacific ocean listen sound waves relentlessly pounding islands getting dangerously closer every successive wave will speak first much-debated issue climate_change causes effects many small island states including micronesia will go details devil said king speak islander walked shores many atoll islands pacific sandy beaches coconut climate
FSM 2015 148 148 now none told will continue islanders wonder happening parents today show children island used extend relation reefs offshore wait fear predicted inevitable sea-level rise effects global_warming like stronger ocean currents frequent typhoons continue wash away shorelines topple trees waiting sea rise drown island people live islands hear causes sea-level rise identified climate
FSM 2015 221 221 think think will done sooner rather later hope hope hands member states want believe many us today give hope chance 15-29658 pv encouraged ongoing discussions climate_change ones will take place later will usher serious tone conducted speedily matter captured interest member states thankful gives us hope look forward meeting paris set climate
FSM 2015 319 319 hfcs common congress federated states micronesia passed bill approved country’s accession montreal protocol federated states micronesia made first proposal amendment montreal protocol phase hfcs powerful greenhouse gases everyone knows federated states micronesia took lead among developing countries promote phase-down complementary climate_change action thanks island countries solidarity african nation friends endorsement european climate
FSM 2015 334 334 micronesia made first proposal amendment montreal protocol phase hfcs powerful greenhouse gases everyone knows federated states micronesia took lead among developing countries promote phase-down complementary climate_change action thanks island countries solidarity african nation friends endorsement european union countries called products hfcs phased now parties protocol finally converging towards agreement mandate negotiate climate
FSM 2015 472 472 care important pacific peoples take great comfort thought longer alone crusade area recall pope francis forget remind us golden rule unto others unto second strategy climate_change quite simple going paris going support issues raised order gain ground topic climate-change mitigation micronesia challenge called micronesian challenge micronesia sprinkling islands span ocean area climate
FSM 2015 845 845 however let us forgive together let us promote friendship partnership cooperation collective strength future enough common enemies today enemies respect culture boundaries religion social status climate_change sea-level rise poverty hunger famine illiteracy incurable diseases domestic violence genocide human trafficking economic imbalance apathy challenges today must bind together efforts address ask divert climate
GAB 2015 21 21 session held time humankind facing numerous challenges difficult others migration crises humanitarian crises immigration crises deadly conflicts terrorism economic crises climate_change pandemics challenges face obvious years establishment united nations increasingly aware dangers situations pose us future generations explains presence activities elsewhere effort coordinate many actions ever climate
GAB 2015 155 155 indigenous peoples women children including widows orphans underscore passing general assembly gabon’s initiative adopted resolution establish international widows day resolution come together respond humanitarian emergencies global_warming cross-border threats together working effectively respond many security challenges stemming terrorism cross-border threats together made progress area international criminal justice order effective combating impunity working climate
GAB 2015 913 913 general assembly another aspect united nations reform desired majority member states welcome resolution issue adopted september convinced resolution will strengthen assembly representative body united nations climate_change another new threat international peace security increasingly affecting ecosystems survival planet act today consequences will devastating floods areas droughts others even breaches peace certain cases climate
GAB 2015 960 960 breaches peace certain cases country notes relative progress made process negotiations bonn however note just two months upcoming twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris negotiations far attaining preliminary agreement set work earnest conclude agreement conference gravity situation requires leaders world able courageously overcome differences make every effort climate
GAB 2015 1004 1004 able courageously overcome differences make every effort reach agreement paris climate situation continues deteriorate opinion experts year warmest ever everything suggests increase c c c global_warming nothing done today therefore time us assume responsibilities make right decisions decisions peoples expect us question survival humankind legacy bequeath future generations africa south america climate
GAB 2015 1051 1051 generations africa south america two lungs planet fundamental role play negotiations appeal heads state government two regional poles conduct constant consultations paris negotiations commonly said climate_change close connection migration crisis fight climate_change will certainly help reduce extreme poverty desired solutions involve among things development energy water sectors must also include increased climate
GAB 2015 1057 1057 planet fundamental role play negotiations appeal heads state government two regional poles conduct constant consultations paris negotiations commonly said climate_change close connection migration crisis fight climate_change will certainly help reduce extreme poverty desired solutions involve among things development energy water sectors must also include increased government investment areas education professional training climate
GAB 2015 1097 1097 sectors must also include increased government investment areas education professional training africa needs electricity water africa also needs create jobs improve well-being populations providing responses climate_change development new economic model will enable people remain home countries therefore important international community mobilize set coping mechanisms mitigate effects global_warming since copenhagen conference gabon climate
GAB 2015 1118 1118 well-being populations providing responses climate_change development new economic model will enable people remain home countries therefore important international community mobilize set coping mechanisms mitigate effects global_warming since copenhagen conference gabon continued call adoption universal binding agreement climate_change upcoming paris conference december will enable us achieve vital objective achieve must avoid mistakes climate
GAB 2015 1129 1129 people remain home countries therefore important international community mobilize set coping mechanisms mitigate effects global_warming since copenhagen conference gabon continued call adoption universal binding agreement climate_change upcoming paris conference december will enable us achieve vital objective achieve must avoid mistakes made copenhagen crucial nature conference postponed another year stake survival humankind climate
GBR 2015 184 184 rules-based international system keeps peace nations undermined states willing violate territorial integrity others breach fundamental prohibitions weapons mass destruction alongside challenges face longer term threats climate_change global pandemics anti-microbial resistance threats must tackle effectively now put lives future generations risk syria iraq crucible human civilization collective values will act immediately challenged climate
GBR 2015 673 673 international order will fatally undermined united nations insist differences disputes resolved within framework international law outside collective will tackle threats security must extended threat face climate_change represents just threat environment prosperity security impact rising sea levels rising global temperatures will felt us will hit hardest many poorest countries least able adapt climate
GBR 2015 731 731 minister announced monday also increase support climate finance vulnerable countries billion next five years must work strong effective deal conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december built upon clear commitments nations lower emissions targets still collective commitment maintain goal limiting global_warming two degrees seventy years first session general assembly climate
GBR 2015 748 748 effective deal conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december built upon clear commitments nations lower emissions targets still collective commitment maintain goal limiting global_warming two degrees seventy years first session general assembly united nations stands battered waves international crises unbowed proudly heart international order seven decades played critical role climate
GHA 2015 1201 1201 nations like ghana nations demands 15-29562 pv achieve energy sufficiency sustainable manner worsen fragile environment planet december representatives around world will meet paris discuss issues climate_change effects become undeniable changes planet result global_warming apparent see receding glaciers temperate climates reduction rainfall advancing deserts africa lakes virtually disappearing middle east asia things climate
GHA 2015 1208 1208 achieve energy sufficiency sustainable manner worsen fragile environment planet december representatives around world will meet paris discuss issues climate_change effects become undeniable changes planet result global_warming apparent see receding glaciers temperate climates reduction rainfall advancing deserts africa lakes virtually disappearing middle east asia things serve wake-up call us take drastic immediate climate
GIN 2015 336 336 young people equip women skills necessary full potential empowerment however will possible healthy protected environment hope upcoming twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris will lead binding agreement ensures survival planet urge member states partners contribute green climate fund prosperity built instability international community obligation assume responsibility making climate
GMB 2015 777 777 acidification though activities state-owned multinational companies mostly west developed world body must act greater commitment resolve establish sustainable conservation programmes production patterns aimed effectively combating climate_change restoring ecosystems promoting forest management reversing desertification land degradation also obligation united nations resilient ensuring reduction risks man-made disasters often cause massive pollution seas oceans climate
GNB 2015 603 603 welcome nuclear agreement international community iran hope will result normalization relations rest world international community firmly believe world will totally secure general complete nuclear disarmament climate_change undeniable reality dangerous threat existence humankind regard important pledge fulfil responsibilities respect environment commit protecting planet accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities session conference parties will climate
GNB 2015 650 650 session conference parties will take place paris december will undoubtedly offer new opportunity world rectify behaviour respect nature looking robust commitments part member states reducing greenhouse gas emissions providing necessary funds developing countries address environmental challenges conclude statement without expressing gratitude development partners united nations particular continued follow-up situation country commitments climate
GNQ 2015 615 615 council obligations rights privileges seats entail like take opportunity congratulate governments united states america republic cuba restoration diplomatic relations ask culminates lifting embargo cuba regard climate_change equatorial guinea fully shares concern rest international community namely existence planet earth threat order combat everyone contribute according abilities arrest phenomenon case amazon area south climate
GNQ 2015 664 664 area south america congo basin central africa constitute world’s lungs preservation environment biodiversity deserve special attention upcoming twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris like conclude expressing wholehearted willingness state member united nations contribute processes help improve functioning world organization wish session general assembly every success climate
GRD 2015 164 164 therefore historic juncture united nations president accepting new commitment action transforming world interestingly recent history shown us without peace security human rights development sustained impacts climate_change already felt world without successful legally binding agreement paris will see climate_change continue unabated will see floods droughts hurricanes cyclones hunger insecurity troubled spots around climate
GRD 2015 176 176 interestingly recent history shown us without peace security human rights development sustained impacts climate_change already felt world without successful legally binding agreement paris will see climate_change continue unabated will see floods droughts hurricanes cyclones hunger insecurity troubled spots around world economies crisis leaders community nations will take actions today onwards will climate
GRD 2015 248 248 vulnerabilities sids grenada endorses security council’s initiative discuss challenges facing sids strongly urge council give greater consideration special circumstances sids relation traditional non-traditional security concerns climate_change critical issue intellectual debate manifestation major multidimensional security threat small island developing states foundation sustainable development platform undermined climate_change recent experience sister nation commonwealth dominica climate
GRD 2015 267 267 sids relation traditional non-traditional security concerns climate_change critical issue intellectual debate manifestation major multidimensional security threat small island developing states foundation sustainable development platform undermined climate_change recent experience sister nation commonwealth dominica ample evidence let us now commit ahead twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris adopting new climate
GRD 2015 289 289 development platform undermined climate_change recent experience sister nation commonwealth dominica ample evidence let us now commit ahead twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris adopting new legally binding global climate_change agreement will hold global temperature rise well c c pre-industrial levels framework climate_change wait need immediate consensus climate_change climate
GRD 2015 296 296 nation commonwealth dominica ample evidence let us now commit ahead twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris adopting new legally binding global climate_change agreement will hold global temperature rise well c c pre-industrial levels framework climate_change wait need immediate consensus climate_change including financing wish place record gratitude international climate
GRD 2015 301 301 let us now commit ahead twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris adopting new legally binding global climate_change agreement will hold global temperature rise well c c pre-industrial levels framework climate_change wait need immediate consensus climate_change including financing wish place record gratitude international partners support developing capacity climate_change climate
GRD 2015 309 309 parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris adopting new legally binding global climate_change agreement will hold global temperature rise well c c pre-industrial levels framework climate_change wait need immediate consensus climate_change including financing wish place record gratitude international partners support developing capacity climate_change adaptation mitigation grenada reaffirm commitment agenda sids accelerated climate
GRD 2015 314 314 climate_change paris adopting new legally binding global climate_change agreement will hold global temperature rise well c c pre-industrial levels framework climate_change wait need immediate consensus climate_change including financing wish place record gratitude international partners support developing capacity climate_change adaptation mitigation grenada reaffirm commitment agenda sids accelerated modalities action samoa 2pathway grenada climate
GRD 2015 326 326 temperature rise well c c pre-industrial levels framework climate_change wait need immediate consensus climate_change including financing wish place record gratitude international partners support developing capacity climate_change adaptation mitigation grenada reaffirm commitment agenda sids accelerated modalities action samoa 2pathway grenada strongly supports convening triennial oceans seas global conferences duration agenda sustainable development climate
GTM 2015 835 835 imposed cuba years will end also applaud reconciliation growing climate cooperation generated among parties separated taiwan strait hope atmosphere cooperation can extended global effort fight climate_change turning now position challenges facing united nations session begins want reiterate deep concern instability middle east protracted conflict syria huge cost human life suffering demonstrated climate
GTM 2015 951 951 agree delegations adoption agenda sustainable development resolution important step carry future unfinished tasks millennium development goals join clamour response paris climate summit enormous challenges posed climate_change hope will produce legally binding instrument wish share assembly fact guatemala already played part already approved important laws national documents present summit followed debate reforming climate
HRV 2015 747 747 nations better world envisioned since time progress achieved areas alarming developments others hopeful quest better safer prosperous world far take one example dangers face impact climate_change global_warming economy development security political stability human rights countries can longer ignored can see united nations logo shows world perspective arctic circle sadly last year’s climate
HRV 2015 748 748 better world envisioned since time progress achieved areas alarming developments others hopeful quest better safer prosperous world far take one example dangers face impact climate_change global_warming economy development security political stability human rights countries can longer ignored can see united nations logo shows world perspective arctic circle sadly last year’s winter climate
HRV 2015 800 800 warmest ever arctic ice melts oceans grow warmer truly grasp full impact already planet predict final impact changes will world croatia well recording changes sea temperature witnessed unprecedented changes ecosystem croatia’s beautiful adriatic sea begun documenting arrival new species fish tropical waters represents trend many countries witnessing joint solution front sea climate
HRV 2015 853 853 many coastal states like croatia will seriously affected even greater impact fellow 15-29562 pv member states may face will detrimental existence vital actions deal interrelationship climate_change natural resources prosperity security fully understand interactions will affect future prosperity stability development regard must realize fragile life planet damage done may reversible must learn climate
HRV 2015 892 892 regard must realize fragile life planet damage done may reversible must learn change behaviour show respect planet twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change chance afford miss collectively take pride fact miss chance presented third international conference financing development addis ababa must remain committed finding executing effective means implementation climate
HTI 2015 50 50 general assembly pivotal year organization celebrating seventieth anniversary like commend efforts secretary-general mr ban ki-moon associate unanimous tributes paid commitment promoting peace sustainable development fight climate_change people government haiti particularly grateful spirit solidarity always shown regard country ongoing struggle strengthen democracy world words holiness pope francis speaking world meeting popular movements climate
HTI 2015 800 800 looks forward swift effective implementation together appropriate resources time seventieth anniversary united nations spirit presided creation ever alive faced unprecedented global challenges including growing threat global_warming member states must ensure organization works build impetus needed strengthen space collaboration new dynamic necessary matters peace development every state agrees use force must subject climate
HUN 2015 397 397 afghan refugees iran million pakistan even mentioned struggles libya lack unity government mentioned boko haram sub-saharan africa already million idps meantime also need focus fight climate_change success far also limited since average temperature earth increased almost per cent since last century global_warming leads rising sea levels lead extreme_weather conditions lead 15-29946 climate
HUN 2015 404 404 struggles libya lack unity government mentioned boko haram sub-saharan africa already million idps meantime also need focus fight climate_change success far also limited since average temperature earth increased almost per cent since last century global_warming leads rising sea levels lead extreme_weather conditions lead 15-29946 pv droughts lack food migration movements today climate
HUN 2015 413 413 africa already million idps meantime also need focus fight climate_change success far also limited since average temperature earth increased almost per cent since last century global_warming leads rising sea levels lead extreme_weather conditions lead 15-29946 pv droughts lack food migration movements today million people migrants environmental conditions forecasts say around million climate
HUN 2015 419 419 need focus fight climate_change success far also limited since average temperature earth increased almost per cent since last century global_warming leads rising sea levels lead extreme_weather conditions lead 15-29946 pv droughts lack food migration movements today million people migrants environmental conditions forecasts say around million overall picture seeing one destabilized region climate
HUN 2015 459 459 conditions forecasts say around million overall picture seeing one destabilized region middle east north africa new armed conflicts wars past five years limited success combating climate_change water shortages obvious three reasons mass global migration begun global important word agree global challenge mass migration global challenge need global answer global solution global climate
IDN 2015 466 466 young people persons disabilities elderly people living conflict emergency situations remain marginalized untouched progress development twenty years first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change yet produce universal agreement climate_change context trade yet see progress concrete results doha development agenda support rules-based open equitable multilateral trading system recent ebola outbreak climate
IDN 2015 471 471 people living conflict emergency situations remain marginalized untouched progress development twenty years first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change yet produce universal agreement climate_change context trade yet see progress concrete results doha development agenda support rules-based open equitable multilateral trading system recent ebola outbreak strongly reminded us importance building climate
IDN 2015 592 592 even inclusive better reflect current global geopolitical conditions regard palestine must ensure birth sovereign independent palestinian state must ensure realization sdgs timely manner hope upcoming climate_change conference paris will seal long overdue agreement climate applicable countries aim keeping global_warming c urge united nations work effectively partnerships regional mechanisms better address national climate
IDN 2015 605 605 sovereign independent palestinian state must ensure realization sdgs timely manner hope upcoming climate_change conference paris will seal long overdue agreement climate applicable countries aim keeping global_warming c urge united nations work effectively partnerships regional mechanisms better address national regional challenges regard asean needs even actively engaged united nations processes seeking better climate
IND 2015 801 801 child empower conceived vision future rests building sustainable planet children children’s children prepare meet two months time paris world expects us deliver ambitious credible agreement climate_change duty take common action must keep mind larger historical contributions differentiated responsibilities others mahatma gandhi among us today ask used resources planet needs greed also climate
ISL 2015 214 214 management natural resources goal affordable reliable sustainable modern energy need aim elimination carbon-based fuels meantime channel enormous amount subsidies granted fossil-fuel sector billion day towards renewable_energy resources good start count need counted iceland also worked hard others include agenda language deals non-communicable diseases including neurological disorders universal nature new common goals climate
ISL 2015 263 263 common goals requires states contribute national regional global levels none us can succeed alone iceland committed playing part reaching ambitious goals everywhere witnessing drastic consequences climate_change last month participants arctic countries took part global leadership conference alaska aimed drawing attention impacts climate_change particularly revealing region temperatures arctic increasing twice average global climate
ISL 2015 279 279 playing part reaching ambitious goals everywhere witnessing drastic consequences climate_change last month participants arctic countries took part global leadership conference alaska aimed drawing attention impacts climate_change particularly revealing region temperatures arctic increasing twice average global rate region’s fragile ecosystem increasingly risk arctic communities experiencing first hand challenges dealing rapidly changing_climate consequences climate
ISL 2015 303 303 impacts climate_change particularly revealing region temperatures arctic increasing twice average global rate region’s fragile ecosystem increasingly risk arctic communities experiencing first hand challenges dealing rapidly changing_climate consequences far reaching shrinking glaciers north contribute higher sea levels south still time turn things around meeting united nations framework convention 15-29816 pv climate_change paris climate
ISL 2015 327 327 rapidly changing_climate consequences far reaching shrinking glaciers north contribute higher sea levels south still time turn things around meeting united nations framework convention 15-29816 pv climate_change paris december will chance maybe last one put track towards sustainable future take decisions based best available science iceland committed ambitious long-term global climate agreement climate
ISL 2015 359 359 one put track towards sustainable future take decisions based best available science iceland committed ambitious long-term global climate agreement intends working collectively countries europe reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent asked focus road ahead peace security human rights injustice everyday experience large part population people voice peace security risk without peace climate
ITA 2015 978 978 defending smallholder farmers well easing tensions conflicts caused degradation arable land scarcity water irrigation secondary issues legacy expo milan assured charter milan commitments us fight climate_change italy stands alongside secretary- general ban ki-moon mobilizing necessary resources ensure conferences lima paris successful adoption agenda sustainable development resolution italy accepted challenge five ps climate
JAM 2015 237 237 exercise political will forging genuine durable partnerships among states must also marshal resources required 15-29822 pv national regional international levels increase likelihood success challenge posed climate_change existential one peoples small island developing states sids whose lives livelihoods often hang balance therefore look continued support international community sids key part work will climate
JAM 2015 410 410 modalities action pathway addis ababa action agenda recent examples commitment collective action next major step multilateralism will come weeks hope conclude negotiations paris global agreement climate_change must capitalize momentum generated throughout year work concert make climate conference success us sustainability planet prosperity peoples depend meaningful outcome can must deliver present future climate
JAM 2015 439 439 generated throughout year work concert make climate conference success us sustainability planet prosperity peoples depend meaningful outcome can must deliver present future generations deep concern climate_change underscores urgent need protect oceans seas host international seabed authority jamaica views considerable interest developments impact preservation sustainable use resources ocean benefit mankind urge greater climate
KEN 2015 100 100 growth democracy freedom today seventieth anniversary founding united nations celebrated backdrop numerous global challenges adverse effects globalization debilitating consequences world economic financial crisis negative effects climate_change increased vulnerability global economy affected states members united nations varying degrees today past years challenges faced developing countries together aspirations including peace security development protection climate
KEN 2015 683 683 agenda sustainable development resolution whose ambitious outcome put us new sustainable development path new set goals forthcoming paris session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change also expected reach inclusive balanced ambitious acceptable climate_change agreement including financing hope will time turn plans actions paris conference must succeed failure case option third climate
KEN 2015 691 691 us new sustainable development path new set goals forthcoming paris session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change also expected reach inclusive balanced ambitious acceptable climate_change agreement including financing hope will time turn plans actions paris conference must succeed failure case option third united nations world conference disaster risk reduction held climate
KEN 2015 1290 1290 critical will therefore need partners board make success complete new path sustainable development us kenya look forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris november december cop21 crucial conference global leaders will need political will reach expected outcome will enable conference achieve new international agreement climate applicable climate
KEN 2015 1319 1319 december cop21 crucial conference global leaders will need political will reach expected outcome will enable conference achieve new international agreement climate applicable countries aim keeping global_warming c therefore commend efforts france others facilitating united nations search consensus climate negotiations similarly kenya will continue constructively engage ensure reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement climate
KEN 2015 1343 1343 keeping global_warming c therefore commend efforts france others facilitating united nations search consensus climate negotiations similarly kenya will continue constructively engage ensure reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement takes account issues affecting developing world kenya happy note efforts deepen regional integration within east african community continue bear fruit east african community remains climate
KGZ 2015 514 514 convinced issue upholding right relevant majority developing states throughout world seems us especially important case landlocked developing states small island states countries especially vulnerable face climate_change heavily indebted states opportunity eradicate poverty regret note increasing number situations one state guided self- interest strives development expense another state constraining latter’s opportunities development climate
KGZ 2015 1489 1489 dialogue among five central asian states vital create new high-quality mechanism within framework discuss issues related trade economy borders energy water use transport interfaces environment climate_change call neighbours consider initiative kyrgyzstan turn stands ready start discussing details new regional platform political declaration united nations sustainable development summit see resolution agreed strengthen climate
KHM 2015 172 172 phenomenon exploited human traffickers now reached alarming scale europe though perhaps lesser degree asia cambodia like express deep sympathy recent tragedies afflicted maritime migrants europe climate_change constitutes another serious global challenge industrialized countries major emitters greenhouse gases developing countries largely dependent agriculture become prime victims climate_change storms typhoons frequent floods droughts climate
KHM 2015 182 182 perhaps lesser degree asia cambodia like express deep sympathy recent tragedies afflicted maritime migrants europe climate_change constitutes another serious global challenge industrialized countries major emitters greenhouse gases developing countries largely dependent agriculture become prime victims climate_change storms typhoons frequent floods droughts major impact food security poverty social welfare cambodia much hopes climate
KHM 2015 192 192 tragedies afflicted maritime migrants europe climate_change constitutes another serious global challenge industrialized countries major emitters greenhouse gases developing countries largely dependent agriculture become prime victims climate_change storms typhoons frequent floods droughts major impact food security poverty social welfare cambodia much hopes therefore twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
KHM 2015 217 217 climate_change storms typhoons frequent floods droughts major impact food security poverty social welfare cambodia much hopes therefore twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december can produce binding agreement accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities will enable us deal effectively global threat climate_change impact people’s welfare part cambodia climate
KHM 2015 237 237 parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december can produce binding agreement accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities will enable us deal effectively global threat climate_change impact people’s welfare part cambodia officially launched cambodia climate_change strategic plan 2014-2023 november first-ever comprehensive national strategic plan respond climate_change adaptation mitigation low-carbon development also climate
KHM 2015 246 246 can produce binding agreement accordance principle common differentiated responsibilities will enable us deal effectively global threat climate_change impact people’s welfare part cambodia officially launched cambodia climate_change strategic plan 2014-2023 november first-ever comprehensive national strategic plan respond climate_change adaptation mitigation low-carbon development also adopted national strategic plan green development 2013-2030 additionally cambodia climate
KHM 2015 257 257 us deal effectively global threat climate_change impact people’s welfare part cambodia officially launched cambodia climate_change strategic plan 2014-2023 november first-ever comprehensive national strategic plan respond climate_change adaptation mitigation low-carbon development also adopted national strategic plan green development 2013-2030 additionally cambodia launched national council green growth aimed promoting green economy international issues climate
KIR 2015 202 202 sustainable development also celebrating seventieth anniversary founding united nations two months leaders around world will meet paris twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc finalize agreement climate_change celebrate also reflect needs fragile vulnerable peoples ensure premier global organization remains responsive will real litmus test relevance family nations act climate
KIR 2015 206 206 seventieth anniversary founding united nations two months leaders around world will meet paris twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc finalize agreement climate_change celebrate also reflect needs fragile vulnerable peoples ensure premier global organization remains responsive will real litmus test relevance family nations act fail focus challenges faced climate
KIR 2015 282 282 issues mitigating plight needy alleviating poverty addressing ebola pandemic hearing views young people women enabling participation development ending gender-based violence achieving peace security dealing question climate_change challenges facing us gather new york historic session perhaps greater year ago security challenges posed climate_change conflicts terrorism cybercrime transnational organized crime mass movement refugees climate
KIR 2015 298 298 development ending gender-based violence achieving peace security dealing question climate_change challenges facing us gather new york historic session perhaps greater year ago security challenges posed climate_change conflicts terrorism cybercrime transnational organized crime mass movement refugees now seen europe among looming challenges continue undermine efforts global family achieve sustainable development peace security climate
KIR 2015 431 431 included strong scorecard respect implementation mdgs compelling reason like small island developing states face major challenges development efforts challenges well documented will repeat challenges compounded climate_change people live low-lying atoll islands higher metres sea level changes climate system sea-level rise islands now facing major challenges never faced history experienced climate extremes climate
KIR 2015 568 568 continue kiribati low-lying atoll countries tuvalu marshall islands maldives tokelau well millions people living coastal areas pacific around globe first address critical pressing here-and-now challenges climate_change can even begin talk sustainable development new development agenda first real test commitment new development agenda adopted international community will paris climate summit sustainable development climate
KIR 2015 612 612 community will paris climate summit sustainable development agenda will mean nothing paris climate summit december fails come ambitious legally binding agreement addresses predicament front line climate_change saves humankind halting global_warming us front line climate_change paris outcome document must include long-term temperature goal limit global average temperature increase c pre-industrial levels must climate
KIR 2015 616 616 summit sustainable development agenda will mean nothing paris climate summit december fails come ambitious legally binding agreement addresses predicament front line climate_change saves humankind halting global_warming us front line climate_change paris outcome document must include long-term temperature goal limit global average temperature increase c pre-industrial levels must also include provisions loss climate
KIR 2015 620 620 will mean nothing paris climate summit december fails come ambitious legally binding agreement addresses predicament front line climate_change saves humankind halting global_warming us front line climate_change paris outcome document must include long-term temperature goal limit global average temperature increase c pre-industrial levels must also include provisions loss damage stand-alone element separate climate
KIR 2015 627 627 fails come ambitious legally binding agreement addresses predicament front line climate_change saves humankind halting global_warming us front line climate_change paris outcome document must include long-term temperature goal limit global average temperature increase c pre-industrial levels must also include provisions loss damage stand-alone element separate distinct adaptation must step national collective efforts climate
KIR 2015 632 632 agreement addresses predicament front line climate_change saves humankind halting global_warming us front line climate_change paris outcome document must include long-term temperature goal limit global average temperature increase c pre-industrial levels must also include provisions loss damage stand-alone element separate distinct adaptation must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse-gas emissions must climate
KIR 2015 655 655 global average temperature increase c pre-industrial levels must also include provisions loss damage stand-alone element separate distinct adaptation must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse-gas emissions must urge major greenhouse-gas emitters part last week country one countries lowest level emissions submitted ambitious intended nationally determined contribution unfccc secretariat must call climate
KIR 2015 660 660 pre-industrial levels must also include provisions loss damage stand-alone element separate distinct adaptation must step national collective efforts mitigate global greenhouse-gas emissions must urge major greenhouse-gas emitters part last week country one countries lowest level emissions submitted ambitious intended nationally determined contribution unfccc secretariat must call urgency development partners philanthropic partners climate
KIR 2015 696 696 submitted ambitious intended nationally determined contribution unfccc secretariat must call urgency development partners philanthropic partners private businesses assist us front line climate calamity deal impacts climate_change sea-level rise now experienced countries support efforts build resilience preparedness people face uncertain future high time recognize new challenges require us draw resources available global climate
KIR 2015 728 728 efforts build resilience preparedness people face uncertain future high time recognize new challenges require us draw resources available global community accept sustainable development global challenges climate_change confined sphere governments alone let us call ability assist contribution make join global dialogue important take part urgent action address major challenge let us bring climate
KIR 2015 817 817 pv health assembly example inclusion fight ebola like see similar inclusive approach prevail respect international institutions united nations processes implementing sustainable development goals call urgent climate_action taiwan can participate contribute meaningfully good humankind must brought everyone needs brought business usual can longer approach let us confine comfort zones usual economic arguments climate
KIR 2015 850 850 must brought everyone needs brought business usual can longer approach let us confine comfort zones usual economic arguments let us stop avoiding political taboos challenge climate_change makes larger demand us requires rise national priorities think global consciousness must go outside bounds conventional thinking outside norm challenge us extraordinarily serious therefore calls climate
KIR 2015 887 887 must go outside bounds conventional thinking outside norm challenge us extraordinarily serious therefore calls extraordinary unconventional solutions gratifying note emerging glimmer hope shift wind dialogue climate_change welcome opinion holiness pope francis climate_change together messages expressions commitment growing number quarters including capitals around globe civil society climate_change recognized posing major challenge requiring climate
KIR 2015 893 893 outside norm challenge us extraordinarily serious therefore calls extraordinary unconventional solutions gratifying note emerging glimmer hope shift wind dialogue climate_change welcome opinion holiness pope francis climate_change together messages expressions commitment growing number quarters including capitals around globe civil society climate_change recognized posing major challenge requiring urgent action welcome gratifying shift positive climate
KIR 2015 907 907 glimmer hope shift wind dialogue climate_change welcome opinion holiness pope francis climate_change together messages expressions commitment growing number quarters including capitals around globe civil society climate_change recognized posing major challenge requiring urgent action welcome gratifying shift positive development right direction implying international community last heard messages stories shared plight people hearing climate
KIR 2015 935 935 major challenge requiring urgent action welcome gratifying shift positive development right direction implying international community last heard messages stories shared plight people hearing story recognizing climate_change major challenge enough need act urgency islands may front line millions people around world living low-lying areas just vulnerable millions others facing prolonged droughts higher climate
KIR 2015 983 983 prolonged droughts higher temperatures melting glaciers like us sustainable development recently adopted new agenda will mean anything unless global community steps steps substantially efforts combat climate_change take full responsibility future people will part kiribati adopted multi-pronged strategy ensure survival people bought land offshore looked floating artificial islands options raising islands current climate
KIR 2015 1042 1042 reform programme designed upgrade skills people line programme migration dignity alone needs collective global effort call new accessible financial resources assist vulnerable adapt build resilience climate_change welcome continued assistance partners including taiwan much much needs done commendable significant pledges green climate fund remain challenge accessibility translation pledges contributions matter welcome assistance climate
KIR 2015 1102 1102 assistance get eroded process celebrating seventieth anniversary united family nations must confidence pledge preamble sustainable development agenda member nation will left behind simply sufficient acknowledge climate_change existential challenge response global community actions take community moral human beings reiterate real test effectiveness relevance new sustainable development agenda indeed relevance united family nations climate
KIR 2015 1139 1139 reiterate real test effectiveness relevance new sustainable development agenda indeed relevance united family nations celebrates seventieth anniversary ensuring one left behind yet people front line climate_change face real possibility left behind therefore call general assembly lend support voice vulnerable call international community craft ambitious legally binding agreement can begin heal one climate
KIR 2015 1174 1174 lend support voice vulnerable call international community craft ambitious legally binding agreement can begin heal one shared home planet call general assembly join front line climate_change requesting conference parties paris agree increase global average temperature held c c pre-industrial levels climate agreement must also include provisions loss damage important special mechanism climate
KIR 2015 1183 1183 legally binding agreement can begin heal one shared home planet call general assembly join front line climate_change requesting conference parties paris agree increase global average temperature held c c pre-industrial levels climate agreement must also include provisions loss damage important special mechanism fast-track urgent assistance millions people front line climate_change need climate
KIR 2015 1207 1207 average temperature held c c pre-industrial levels climate agreement must also include provisions loss damage important special mechanism fast-track urgent assistance millions people front line climate_change need assistance immediately climate
KNA 2015 89 89 partnerships sustainable development will centre work united nations year optimistic post-2015 development agenda taken conjunction recently adopted addis ababa action agenda forward-looking responsible outcome paris climate_change conference december represents courageous step forward humankind fully implemented will yield kind future children grandchildren deserve onward action action required create decent jobs people build climate
KNA 2015 144 144 health care provide affordable homes working mothers fathers assured saint kitts nevis stands committed process implementation course must include robust systematic effective monitoring review process climate_change utmost importance us must never placed proverbial back burner dare submit small island developing states sids like saint kitts nevis remains existential threat economic social climate
KNA 2015 216 216 growth threaten food security bring hardships people challenge vital tourism industry unsettling loss entire coastal communities devastating islands current situation dominica represents islands face dealing climate_change call international community help small island developing states adapt adjust like consideration 15-29816 pv given just climate_change adaptation mitigation also disaster response recovery insurance speak climate
KNA 2015 233 233 islands current situation dominica represents islands face dealing climate_change call international community help small island developing states adapt adjust like consideration 15-29816 pv given just climate_change adaptation mitigation also disaster response recovery insurance speak adaptation climate_change wider issue disaster-risk mitigation incumbent us underscore significant financial burden placed national budgets projects designed climate
KNA 2015 243 243 international community help small island developing states adapt adjust like consideration 15-29816 pv given just climate_change adaptation mitigation also disaster response recovery insurance speak adaptation climate_change wider issue disaster-risk mitigation incumbent us underscore significant financial burden placed national budgets projects designed build resilience increase chances survival face climate events access global climate
KNA 2015 371 371 acknowledge assistance provided partners development convinced working closely partners build effective meaningful partnerships will accelerate pathway achieving sustainable development dimensions saint kitts nevis emerged leader renewable_energy development caribbean even now country mix wind solar power energy grid shall add waste-to-energy programme shall add geothermal energy island nevis working assiduously reduce dependence climate
KNA 2015 412 412 shall add geothermal energy island nevis working assiduously reduce dependence fossil fuels reduce carbon footprint ambitious agenda thank international partners lent technical assistance expertise advancing renewable_energy trust country government saint kitts nevis fully committed social equity justice people’s empowerment good governance transparency course prosperity people’s government born desire put development people climate
KOR 2015 252 252 iraq levant represents now global concern needs urgently addressed single photo aylan kurdi captures instability unleashing greatest humanitarian refugee crisis since second world war global climate_change threatening lives even future generations ebola infectious diseases causing countless victims awakening us importance health security today one global village free global transnational threats challenges climate
KOR 2015 743 743 per hectare past years since designated green belt zones curb development suburbs thereby achieving harmony environment development today channelling environmental advocacy joining international community’s response climate_change dealing climate_change urgent task can longer afford put critical international community produce concrete meaningful outcome session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change december believe climate
KOR 2015 745 745 past years since designated green belt zones curb development suburbs thereby achieving harmony environment development today channelling environmental advocacy joining international community’s response climate_change dealing climate_change urgent task can longer afford put critical international community produce concrete meaningful outcome session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change december believe addressing climate_change climate
KOR 2015 766 766 community’s response climate_change dealing climate_change urgent task can longer afford put critical international community produce concrete meaningful outcome session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change december believe addressing climate_change burden fresh opportunity create future drivers growth technological innovation guided belief republic korea submitted forward-looking intended nationally determined contribution last june climate
KOR 2015 770 770 climate_change urgent task can longer afford put critical international community produce concrete meaningful outcome session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change december believe addressing climate_change burden fresh opportunity create future drivers growth technological innovation guided belief republic korea submitted forward-looking intended nationally determined contribution last june considering make transition low-carbon climate
KOR 2015 816 816 june considering make transition low-carbon economy actively participating climate negotiations addition host country green climate fund secretariat global green growth institute korea will continue support climate_action developing business models new energy industries sharing developing countries recent united nations review peace operations peacebuilding women peace security line changing security environment come better climate
LAO 2015 120 120 prevailing trends era important achievement united nations fulfilling mandate enshrined charter nevertheless international environment continues face numerous challenges armed conflicts terrorism poverty hunger infectious diseases climate_change natural disasters turn posed major threats peace development therefore view must enhance political will mutual assistance cooperation banner united nations order collectively address challenges facing climate
LAO 2015 404 404 standstill many years lao people’s democratic republic hopes re-established relations will enhanced leading end embargo thereby bringing genuine benefits people two nations region world whole climate_change severe natural disasters occurring frequently huge impact development countries especially developing least developed countries vulnerable due limited infrastructure insufficient technological financial human resources respond address climate
LAO 2015 454 454 address phenomena therefore incumbent upon international community help vulnerable countries among things long-term capacity-building tackle challenges hope twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris later year will able adopt various measures address climate_change coming years south-east asian region now process economic integration various cooperation frameworks association southeast climate
LAO 2015 465 465 things long-term capacity-building tackle challenges hope twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris later year will able adopt various measures address climate_change coming years south-east asian region now process economic integration various cooperation frameworks association southeast asian nations asean view building asean community end year continued enjoy climate
LBY 2015 72 72 without saying maintenance international peace security remains first priority organization also biggest challenge face evolving world confronted new complications terrorism proliferation armed conflicts natural disasters climate_change result humanitarian crises manifested different forms refugees internally displaced persons illegal immigrants today united nations member states need ever consultation cooperation mutual assistance address common climate
LCA 2015 644 644 financial jurisdictions geographic economic insecurity become central source domestic instability increase specific gravity economic problems environmental standpoint small states like saint lucia face growing insecurity climate_change unleashes increasingly deadly destructive disasters upon us now aware recent devastation dominica tropical storm erika caused damage amounting almost per cent gross domestic product gdp climate
LCA 2015 800 800 vein provides once-in-a-generation opportunity set transformational global agenda sustainable development quartet global agreements forged towards end disaster risk reduction financing development post- development agenda new climate_change agreement yet finalized intended usher new era sustainable development adoption sustainable development goals suggests progressed understanding profound challenges face developing countries however economic social environmental climate
LSO 2015 299 299 religious political tolerance stop flow refugees another milestone work united nations adoption ambitious sustainable development agenda post-2015 period epitomizes organization’s visionary endeavour eradicate poverty address climate_change ensure prosperity equitably shared frank constructive negotiations days ago adopted consensus outcome document resolution might perfect represents best hope future prosperity stability world looking sustainable climate
LSO 2015 397 397 iii nutrition champion move will intensify efforts already way country area nutrition important issue energy lesotho recently launched innovative energy policy will ensure substantial increase renewable_energy production leading increase provision affordable energy per cent end parliament’s term just examples development programmes lesotho committed implementing next years line sdgs just adopted greater climate
LSO 2015 707 707 menace can defeated force arms alone may strike blows terrorist networks ignore fact political instability religious forms intolerance fuel extremism efforts root menace will futile climate_change major challenge facing world today unless addressed effectively will continue rewrite global equation development peace prosperity let window opportunity represented paris climate_change conference close without climate
LSO 2015 729 729 menace will futile climate_change major challenge facing world today unless addressed effectively will continue rewrite global equation development peace prosperity let window opportunity represented paris climate_change conference close without collectively committing action-oriented solutions can significantly contribute reducing emissions paris negotiations guided spirit frankness mutual understanding willingness compromise doha development agenda important climate
LSO 2015 1032 1032 united nations family agencies engaged vast array activities seek address challenges hindering progress improvement people’s lives around world indicated earlier today’s challenges include among others climate_change food shortages hiv aids financial crises extreme poverty population growth urbanization conflicts terrorism mass migration common purpose complex task within united nations family finding practical climate
LUX 2015 178 178 charter united nations reached agreement addis ababa action agenda agenda sustainable development must spare effort come together twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december can accept ambitious binding climate_change agreement applies countries will keep increase global_warming c president european council luxembourg will spare effort ensure paris meeting climate
LUX 2015 185 185 action agenda agenda sustainable development must spare effort come together twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december can accept ambitious binding climate_change agreement applies countries will keep increase global_warming c president european council luxembourg will spare effort ensure paris meeting will success must seize historic opportunity another climate
LUX 2015 192 192 effort come together twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december can accept ambitious binding climate_change agreement applies countries will keep increase global_warming c president european council luxembourg will spare effort ensure paris meeting will success must seize historic opportunity another priority project luxembourg’s presidency council will invest climate
LVA 2015 608 608 well-thought-out focused action-oriented policies can importantly involvement accountability stakeholders levels will critical success sustainable development goals goals will greatly reinforced approval new universal agreement address climate_change conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris failure undertake ambitious mitigation actions accepted 15-29568 pv postponement will make adaptation extremely costly even unfeasible climate
LVA 2015 615 615 accountability stakeholders levels will critical success sustainable development goals goals will greatly reinforced approval new universal agreement address climate_change conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris failure undertake ambitious mitigation actions accepted 15-29568 pv postponement will make adaptation extremely costly even unfeasible latvia supports reduction greenhouse gas emissions also climate
LVA 2015 637 637 nations framework convention climate_change held paris failure undertake ambitious mitigation actions accepted 15-29568 pv postponement will make adaptation extremely costly even unfeasible latvia supports reduction greenhouse gas emissions also important send strong signal investors business plans move towards low-carbon climate-resilient world united nations played crucial role advancing economic social development human climate
MAR 2015 495 495 initiatives ready put experience field service partners particular africa geographical location strategic choices kingdom morocco actively involved addressing global issues concerns including migration human rights climate_change sustainable development fight terrorism morocco national response made sound contribution international efforts face unprecedented global challenges morocco’s commitment addressing universal issues reflected particularly fight climate_change climate
MAR 2015 520 520 climate_change sustainable development fight terrorism morocco national response made sound contribution international efforts face unprecedented global challenges morocco’s commitment addressing universal issues reflected particularly fight climate_change one serious threats facing humankind whole participated rio summit since worked develop national environmental policy based involving relevant stakeholders effective use financial resources dedicated climate climate
MAR 2015 563 563 relevant stakeholders effective use financial resources dedicated climate issues policy reflected adoption national charter environment sustainable development green morocco plan well ambitious programmes solar wind renewable_energy aim meet per cent morocco’s energy needs also faithfully meeting commitments field environment officially presented intended nationally determined contribution includes strong ambitious commitments participation setting climate
MAR 2015 607 607 contribution includes strong ambitious commitments participation setting international environmental order fair solidarity based respect morocco proposing host marrakesh twenty-second conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change 15-29701 pv like take opportunity reiterate support france’s efforts achieve global comprehensive sustainable balanced legally binding agreement twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate
MAR 2015 633 633 15-29701 pv like take opportunity reiterate support france’s efforts achieve global comprehensive sustainable balanced legally binding agreement twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change therefore see paris marrakesh conferences two complementary steps towards making qualitative improvement fight climate_change avoiding previous failures caused lack coordination cooperation among stakeholders therefore stress climate
MAR 2015 647 647 legally binding agreement twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change therefore see paris marrakesh conferences two complementary steps towards making qualitative improvement fight climate_change avoiding previous failures caused lack coordination cooperation among stakeholders therefore stress importance call issued september tangier morocco together president françois hollande france collective solidarity-based international climate
MAR 2015 674 674 previous failures caused lack coordination cooperation among stakeholders therefore stress importance call issued september tangier morocco together president françois hollande france collective solidarity-based international action climate_change choice morocco launch joint initiative incidental demonstration esteem country held position vanguard efforts african nations adopt efficient national strategies field renewable_energy consistent solidarity-based policy morocco climate
MAR 2015 695 695 collective solidarity-based international action climate_change choice morocco launch joint initiative incidental demonstration esteem country held position vanguard efforts african nations adopt efficient national strategies field renewable_energy consistent solidarity-based policy morocco will spare effort broadcast voices concerns african continent small island developing states vulnerable climate_change united nations today celebrating seventieth anniversary reached climate
MAR 2015 713 713 african nations adopt efficient national strategies field renewable_energy consistent solidarity-based policy morocco will spare effort broadcast voices concerns african continent small island developing states vulnerable climate_change united nations today celebrating seventieth anniversary reached age maturity wisdom responsibility principles values govern action international community resolving regional disputes faces organization’s work must destabilizing climate
MCO 2015 452 452 therefore call implementation specific measures issues tackled first humanitarian summit proposed secretary-general utmost importance given addition human tragedy just mentioned must also address issues victims climate_change natural disasters health crisis regard international community will define new humanitarian deployment framework can respond growing complex needs can support financing can complement operations providing climate
MCO 2015 601 601 developing countries also bears witness will international community build capacity specific manner however efforts will successful without ambitious legally binding universal agreement allows us fight climate_change effectively move towards low-carbon resilient societies economies principality monaco convinced twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris will part trend will help climate
MCO 2015 619 619 legally binding universal agreement allows us fight climate_change effectively move towards low-carbon resilient societies economies principality monaco convinced twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris will part trend will help us achieve global climate agreement agreement sine qua non condition full implementation agenda sustainable development 15-29701 pv prince climate
MCO 2015 649 649 trend will help us achieve global climate agreement agreement sine qua non condition full implementation agenda sustainable development 15-29701 pv prince albert committed principality reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent compared levels also renewed commitment carbon_neutrality setting objectives principality demonstrates willingness take full part collective effort needed face one humankind’s biggest challenges climate
MCO 2015 658 658 sine qua non condition full implementation agenda sustainable development 15-29701 pv prince albert committed principality reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent compared levels also renewed commitment carbon_neutrality setting objectives principality demonstrates willingness take full part collective effort needed face one humankind’s biggest challenges despite low emissions footprint monaco will continue promote innovative climate
MCO 2015 778 778 proposes convene conferences every three years onwards small island developing states ocean just source economic social benefit also integral part identity reason monaco increased cooperation climate_change adaptation preservation biodiversity well access water development sustainable tourism capacity-building conclusion like take opportunity remind assembly several years now monaco proposed increasing protection marine mammals climate
MDA 2015 140 140 years essence sustainable development put practice new agenda sustainable development united nations member states engaging advanced model sustainable development humankind will address poverty inequality combat climate_change support united nations member states initiatives actions directed addressing climate_change ambitious measures promote clean power national international levels believe everyone put shoulders wheel likely reach climate
MDA 2015 150 150 united nations member states engaging advanced model sustainable development humankind will address poverty inequality combat climate_change support united nations member states initiatives actions directed addressing climate_change ambitious measures promote clean power national international levels believe everyone put shoulders wheel likely reach targets create better world republic moldova making contribution effort sustainable climate
MDA 2015 191 191 targets create better world republic moldova making contribution effort sustainable development goals constitute important chapter governing programme future among many endeavours seek increase ratio domestic renewable_energy consumption per cent promote green economy country track ratify low-emission development 15-29701 pv strategies plans twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris climate
MDA 2015 215 215 domestic renewable_energy consumption per cent promote green economy country track ratify low-emission development 15-29701 pv strategies plans twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris intends support european union’s mechanisms reaching goals moreover implementation european union-moldova association agreement concluded last year brussels along deep comprehensive free trade area dcfta climate
MDG 2015 227 227 ensure well-being daily lives peoples enshrined charter united nations today extreme poverty still prevails many countries world threats global security also deserve urgent attention terrorism climate_change recurring problems associated poverty factors pushing populations flee hope better future simply life dignity adopting new post-2015 development agenda offering governments solution development enables act climate
MDG 2015 318 318 resources fact unlimited common aim madagascar like renew commitment implementing new post- development agenda will serve frame reference aid realization national development plan global threat climate_change deserves unwavering attention obligation achieve results faced global scourge coming twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december will provide climate
MDG 2015 338 338 national development plan global threat climate_change deserves unwavering attention obligation achieve results faced global scourge coming twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december will provide ideal framework showing solidarity fight t developing countries main parties responsible causes climate_change pay heavy price especially lack resources needed climate
MDG 2015 356 356 session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december will provide ideal framework showing solidarity fight t developing countries main parties responsible causes climate_change pay heavy price especially lack resources needed confront challenges madagascar routinely suffers consequences climate_change led agricultural losses destruction basic social infrastructures often set back efforts climate
MDG 2015 370 370 framework showing solidarity fight t developing countries main parties responsible causes climate_change pay heavy price especially lack resources needed confront challenges madagascar routinely suffers consequences climate_change led agricultural losses destruction basic social infrastructures often set back efforts achieve socioeconomic development september submitted national proposal commitment reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent increasing climate
MDG 2015 391 391 madagascar routinely suffers consequences climate_change led agricultural losses destruction basic social infrastructures often set back efforts achieve socioeconomic development september submitted national proposal commitment reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent increasing absorption capacity per cent view protecting biodiversity madagascar holds significant portion world heritage recently supported resolution entitled tackling illicit trafficking wildlife climate
MDG 2015 871 871 representation countries security council equitable fair opportunity offered under-represented regions africa general assembly remains body suited task overcoming major challenges associated eradication poverty disruptive effects climate_change issues migration peace security less important resolution complex problems constitutes top priority among sdgs africa’s agenda africa want given momentum created newly adopted agenda madagascar climate
MDV 2015 257 257 compartments new way approaching global challenges time necessary let us start organizing work differently one important way redefine concept security include issues threaten humankind including climate_change us maldives climate_change security threat damages economy deprives us rights land way life threatens existence nation young children play beach waves lapping feet fisherman looks climate
MDV 2015 260 260 approaching global challenges time necessary let us start organizing work differently one important way redefine concept security include issues threaten humankind including climate_change us maldives climate_change security threat damages economy deprives us rights land way life threatens existence nation young children play beach waves lapping feet fisherman looks sea day’s catch climate
MDV 2015 317 317 seems inconceivable waters may become watery grave maldives ready act always first line together small island developing states sids taken urgent action keep rise global temperature c reducing emissions working good faith towards legally binding agreement paris year smallest can act biggest health oceans another issue demands attention oceans intimately linked climate
MDV 2015 752 752 mr maumoon abdul gayoom first speak issue sea-level rise rostrum first introduce concept security small states united nations first start advocating assembly link human rights climate_change remain relentless pursuit issues good maldives also good humankind fifty years ago applied united nations membership doubted ability survive questioned capacity contribute years united nations climate
MEX 2015 463 463 addis ababa action agenda third international conference financing development sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 work leading twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change historic importance promote new paradigm change way nations think act way agenda constructed welcomed compiled collectively unanimously dialogues proposals submitted member states addis ababa climate
MEX 2015 464 464 ababa action agenda third international conference financing development sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 work leading twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change historic importance promote new paradigm change way nations think act way agenda constructed welcomed compiled collectively unanimously dialogues proposals submitted member states addis ababa action climate
MEX 2015 534 534 secretary-general stated part sendai framework provides guidelines next years will give people world opportunity enjoy secure home upcoming twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change high expectations will able adopt binding commitments paris undoubtedly climate_change one greatest challenges day solution requires clear firm political will every country regard march mexico climate
MEX 2015 544 544 give people world opportunity enjoy secure home upcoming twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change high expectations will able adopt binding commitments paris undoubtedly climate_change one greatest challenges day solution requires clear firm political will every country regard march mexico introduced nationally determined contribution first developing country rostrum reiterate call climate
MEX 2015 577 577 firm political will every country regard march mexico introduced nationally determined contribution first developing country rostrum reiterate call nations world act determination vision response challenge climate_change encouraged major agreements now moving forward reform modernization security council design important mechanism created already demonstrated significant limitations unacceptable power veto used exclusively national purposes climate
MHL 2015 416 416 vessel day scheme targeted high seas closures condition fishing waters tables turned others wish fish waters must now sovereign terms low-lying island nation higher ground climate_change poses severe threat security said hope time forcefully disagree future nation future land may rest hands fellow world leaders still hope hope nation will able climate
MHL 2015 481 481 can assure united nations marshall islands refuses notion willingly relocate wholesale another country resign saying water comes comes move conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc later year paris proud climate_change now recognized world leaders reality deserves receiving firm collective response everyone must act many including nation already committed emissions climate
MHL 2015 487 487 refuses notion willingly relocate wholesale another country resign saying water comes comes move conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc later year paris proud climate_change now recognized world leaders reality deserves receiving firm collective response everyone must act many including nation already committed emissions cuts well future beyond world’s initial climate
MHL 2015 579 579 embracing challenge global emissions gap begin speak opportunities new forms energy instead dancing around perceived threats growth island nations 15-29568 pv world without true commitment decarbonization meaningful strategies attainment ultimately world dramatically different landscape today tensions earlier age continue resonate time pacific islands region served horrific theatre global power struggle decades climate
MKD 2015 92 92 new conflicts emerge affect lives millions world arms proliferation jeopardizes innocent lives undermines economic development world extreme poverty lacking collective will agree issues affecting us climate_change live world tens millions refugees displaced persons despite think united nations failed mission contrary resolved mitigated difficult situations issues one handle alone continues gather regularly climate
MLI 2015 934 934 latest dynamic will implementation post-2015 development agenda entitled transforming world agenda sustainable development recently adopted resolution perfect example country sahel country mali suffered brunt effects climate_change fragility natural ecosystem accretion sand drying niger river degradation soil vegetation cover unsuspected consequences prime illustrations confront therefore government people mali strongly hope conclusions twenty-first climate
MLI 2015 967 967 river degradation soil vegetation cover unsuspected consequences prime illustrations confront therefore government people mali strongly hope conclusions twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december will lead conclusion legally binding agreement preservation remains environment addition major challenge need promote global economic governance financing development results third international climate
MLT 2015 675 675 act morally bound yes tackle war syria delusion think solving syria will solve migration phenomenon somalia eritrea whole list forgotten conflicts generating mass displacement people climate_change expected displace many people even best-case scenario live world mass displacement people will key feature need recognize desperation makes people move also aspiration people aspire climate
MLT 2015 1119 1119 process particular attention practical steps commonwealth governments might take accelerate implementation outcomes key global processes malta confident commonwealth can also provide added value international debate climate_change particularly since gathering will take place eve twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 climate_action will prominently featured summit agenda noting commonwealth gathers climate
MLT 2015 1134 1134 malta confident commonwealth can also provide added value international debate climate_change particularly since gathering will take place eve twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 climate_action will prominently featured summit agenda noting commonwealth gathers disparate countries continents vulnerable island states well group economies summit will play important role strengthening climate
MLT 2015 1136 1136 commonwealth can also provide added value international debate climate_change particularly since gathering will take place eve twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 climate_action will prominently featured summit agenda noting commonwealth gathers disparate countries continents vulnerable island states well group economies summit will play important role strengthening regional international climate
MLT 2015 1177 1177 group economies summit will play important role strengthening regional international cooperation providing support successful outcome cop21 now look forward successful conclusion united nations paris summit climate_change december seeking reach ambitious fair balanced legally binding agreement must principled practical approach malta believes climate_change decisive challenge urgently managed will put risk environment also climate
MLT 2015 1193 1193 now look forward successful conclusion united nations paris summit climate_change december seeking reach ambitious fair balanced legally binding agreement must principled practical approach malta believes climate_change decisive challenge urgently managed will put risk environment also world’s economic prosperity development broadly stability security former president late mr vincent tabone proposed resolution called climate
MLT 2015 1227 1227 also world’s economic prosperity development broadly stability security former president late mr vincent tabone proposed resolution called world’s climate declared common heritage humankind resolution impact climate_change requires global coordinated response malta first alert international community need address warnings human-induced climate_change scientific community now aspire one facilitator among others securing equitable deal climate
MLT 2015 1241 1241 proposed resolution called world’s climate declared common heritage humankind resolution impact climate_change requires global coordinated response malta first alert international community need address warnings human-induced climate_change scientific community now aspire one facilitator among others securing equitable deal firm conviction binds us together stronger divides us challenges face unite us need indeed climate
MMR 2015 169 169 challenges remain colonial legacy inherited divisions influences today’s conflicts across world depriving many economic social development rising threats terrorism acts violent extremism need addressed decisively climate_change environmental degradation undermining development lives poor inequalities widening pushing poor behind time now opportune soul-searching future organization strengthen collective resolve address challenges time particularly advance climate
MMR 2015 608 608 therefore call early lifting measures world experiencing shifting patterns rainfall snowfall rising temperatures heavy rainstorms envisage sustainable resilient planet scientific agencies agree human activities contributing climate_change time translate commitments action argue crucial paris climate_change conference reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement keeping global_warming c must also include obligations provide least developed countries climate
MMR 2015 616 616 patterns rainfall snowfall rising temperatures heavy rainstorms envisage sustainable resilient planet scientific agencies agree human activities contributing climate_change time translate commitments action argue crucial paris climate_change conference reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement keeping global_warming c must also include obligations provide least developed countries adequate additional financial technological resources help address impacts climate
MMR 2015 621 621 heavy rainstorms envisage sustainable resilient planet scientific agencies agree human activities contributing climate_change time translate commitments action argue crucial paris climate_change conference reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement keeping global_warming c must also include obligations provide least developed countries adequate additional financial technological resources help address impacts climate_change migration definitely new phenomenon climate
MMR 2015 624 624 sustainable resilient planet scientific agencies agree human activities contributing climate_change time translate commitments action argue crucial paris climate_change conference reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement keeping global_warming c must also include obligations provide least developed countries adequate additional financial technological resources help address impacts climate_change migration definitely new phenomenon myanmar shares concerns climate
MMR 2015 642 642 conference reach meaningful universal climate_change agreement keeping global_warming c must also include obligations provide least developed countries adequate additional financial technological resources help address impacts climate_change migration definitely new phenomenon myanmar shares concerns expressed many hall migratiants europe asia saving lives journey better legal migration policies creating better opportunities home suppression climate
MNE 2015 295 295 national post-2015 strategy sustainable development whereby sustainable development goals established global level will adapted national context view achieving sustainable development within montenegro action designed deal climate_change integral part development policies programmes believe recent successful high- level meetings addis ababa new york will encourage countries intensify efforts achieve universal legally binding agreement climate
MNE 2015 321 321 integral part development policies programmes believe recent successful high- level meetings addis ababa new york will encourage countries intensify efforts achieve universal legally binding agreement climate_change paris end year must work together end conflicts rebuild peace end vital international community acting accordance norms international law work put end violence ukraine syria climate
MNG 2015 820 820 building bedrock successes decisively moving forward compatible appeal mr president new commitment action today world faces shocking range new challenges global scale weapons mass destruction global_warming human rights violations humanitarian disasters heinous crimes mass terror breakdown sovereign states uncertain supply energy food water new challenges freedom security facing global challenges must climate
MNG 2015 877 877 small can address therefore coordinated actions players countries needed cultures civilizations unite can tackle global challenges upcoming twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris later year will first new test will require widest possible cooperation ofall countries must bear responsibility protecting planet earth ecosystems benefit present future climate
MOZ 2015 357 357 embodies collective ambition transform world new agenda brings back human dignity fighting poverty protecting people planet core new agenda culmination series negotiation processes global level climate_change new post-2015 development agenda perfectly line government’s five-year programme end added value focusing people founded so-called sustainable development pillars namely economic social environmental dimensions desire climate
MUS 2015 405 405 asked us live simply others may simply live small island developing state sids vulnerable natural hazards mauritius believes greatest challenge peace security years come will climate_change requires utmost attention now act collectively spirit solidarity unable reach binding climate agreement coming united nations climate_change conference limit world temperature increase less c compared climate
MUS 2015 422 422 believes greatest challenge peace security years come will climate_change requires utmost attention now act collectively spirit solidarity unable reach binding climate agreement coming united nations climate_change conference limit world temperature increase less c compared will failing duty towards mother earth future generations let space carved small island developing states vulnerable least climate
MUS 2015 426 426 security years come will climate_change requires utmost attention now act collectively spirit solidarity unable reach binding climate agreement coming united nations climate_change conference limit world temperature increase less c compared will failing duty towards mother earth future generations let space carved small island developing states vulnerable least developed countries ldcs africa climate
NER 2015 1180 1180 action least developed countries vienna programme action landlocked developing countries also hope paris climate summit will produce binding legal instrument includes effective steps mitigate effects climate_change including adaptation measures countries line principle common differentiated responsibilities time commitments made regard green climate fund respected stepped welcome efforts french government made leadership president climate
NER 2015 1240 1240 also redouble efforts regard commitments made addis ababa action agenda financing development post-2015 agenda sustainable development measures decided twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change niger continuing implement economic social development programme runs end year aims economic growth access people niger basic social services new development programme known vision will climate
NGA 2015 550 550 families chibok girls constantly minds plans terrorism means main evil threatening undermining well-being societies around world corruption cross-border financial crime cybercrime human trafficking communicable diseases climate_change proliferation weapons major challenges twenty-first century international community must tackle collectively like reaffirm nigerian government’s unwavering commitment fighting corruption illicit financial flows measure corruption cross-border climate
NGA 2015 732 732 states united kingdom france china collaboration host countries provided outstanding assistance stop spread ebola care infected nigeria fully subscribes endorses goals sustainable development goals regard climate_change nigeria desertification land erosion degradation lead biodiversity loss real threats environment auspices lake chad basin commission will propose regional approach combating environmental challenges connection look climate
NGA 2015 767 767 threats environment auspices lake chad basin commission will propose regional approach combating environmental challenges connection look forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december summit give humankind hope looming threat faced many communities around world addressed witnessing dreadful increase conflicts fuelled availability small arms light weapons climate
NIC 2015 304 304 resources promotion security justice peace must pass fact achievement millennium development goals mdgs hindered terrible impact wars terrorism created encouraged imperialist empires similarly climate imbalance climate_change unusual frequency earthquakes volcanic eruptions disasters epidemics droughts floods landslides known calamities shown mercy impoverished countries peoples countries fully implemented mdgs libya syria iraq witnessed climate
NIC 2015 600 600 sustainable equitable secure sovereign development advances science technology areas lives accessible shared government people nicaragua hope twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris will result commitment climate justice well concluding indispensable policy indemnization translated direct unconditional cooperation carbon emitters responsible despoiling degrading planet causing imbalances must recognize climate
NLD 2015 826 826 loudest voices speak deepest truths fact often small member states show us way forward one example longtime plea small island states far active global approach climate_change marine pollution feel urgency like fortunately finally large countries developing concrete action plans kingdom netherlands knows crucial three countries aruba curaçao saint maarten small island climate
NLD 2015 872 872 curaçao saint maarten small island states three caribbean islands special municipalities netherlands centuries water-management experience netherlands one best-protected deltas world investing billions help mitigate effects climate_change intend make sure voice heard twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris later year will continue pressing cleaner oceans guiding principle simple climate
NLD 2015 886 886 experience netherlands one best-protected deltas world investing billions help mitigate effects climate_change intend make sure voice heard twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris later year will continue pressing cleaner oceans guiding principle simple consider interests countries large small forget might right believe right might also forms basis climate
NOR 2015 720 720 constitution oceans provides clear framework activities oceans seas regulates rights duties various states used full order help decrease tensions prevent conflict find peaceful solutions secondly climate_change fact climate summit held paris later year opportunity shoulder responsibilities take action member states must grasp opportunity sake future nations global community can generation defeats climate
NOR 2015 762 762 opportunity sake future nations global community can generation defeats extreme poverty can generation prevents political crises becoming humanitarian crises already first generation experience human- made climate_change let us also generation halts climate_change can generation finally realizes right education charter united nations starting point must adapt global norms address new challenges forces climate
NOR 2015 768 768 can generation defeats extreme poverty can generation prevents political crises becoming humanitarian crises already first generation experience human- made climate_change let us also generation halts climate_change can generation finally realizes right education charter united nations starting point must adapt global norms address new challenges forces disorder discrimination violence disruption must stopped climate
NOR 2015 811 811 challenges forces disorder discrimination violence disruption must stopped united nations crucial arena developing shared measures address shared threats must use full meet threats facing today climate_change terrorism can thus ensure united nations continues serve humanity well next years member states can still truman’s words architects better world climate
NPL 2015 776 776 country many highest peaks world well fragile mountain ecosystems nepal aware hardships faced mountainous countries enhanced level international collaboration essential conserve promote mountain ecosystems benefit climate_change emerged one greatest development challenges confronting us least developed countries like nepal increases cost development also causes disproportionate impacts urgent need translate commitments concrete actions climate
NPL 2015 1059 1059 particularly vulnerable ones deserve serious attention strengthen cause peace security want united nations international community turn immediate attention issues growing inequality dwindling resources existential threat global_warming poverty remains powerful threat peace security human rights minefield compounding woes sufferings society let us forget poor constantly exposed violence corruption extortion malpractices powerful like climate
NRU 2015 523 523 non-permanent members expanded support inclusion germany india japan brazil others permanent category addition security council must continue adapt respond pressing issues today nauru calls make climate_change permanent agenda item supplemented appointment secretary- general special representative climate security addition relevant organs united nations assess capacity respond security implications climate_change governance bretton woods climate
NRU 2015 545 545 nauru calls make climate_change permanent agenda item supplemented appointment secretary- general special representative climate security addition relevant organs united nations assess capacity respond security implications climate_change governance bretton woods institutions also made representative developing countries given greater presence global economy become reliant flow international capital frequency financial crises increasing legitimacy institutions climate
NRU 2015 575 575 also made representative developing countries given greater presence global economy become reliant flow international capital frequency financial crises increasing legitimacy institutions will continue tested however climate_change will largest test international domestic institutions already seen climate impacts can overwhelm capacity even powerful among us clearly strong legally binding agreement paris absolutely critical climate
NRU 2015 650 650 dealing impacts exceed adaptation efforts anchor international mechanism loss damage united nations created save succeeding generations scourge war twice lifetime brought untold sorrow mankind present climate_change left unaddressed promises impacts less catastrophic many nations today marks lead-up important milestone people’s history seventieth anniversary return home occupation country second world war nauruans climate
NRU 2015 729 729 countries big ones fail address problems responsible manner strongly believe many major economic powers want reach agreement twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 paris many already come forward meaningful mitigation contributions will certainly require great deal effort achieve know enough doubt sincerity however starting doubt whether willing climate
NZL 2015 774 774 focus world attention across range issues demonstrated last week adoption sustainable development goals sincerely hope conference parties will similarly successful paris december adoption meaningful agreement climate_change healthy productive oceans key requirement sustainable future pleased announce earlier week creation marine sanctuary around new zealand’s kermadec islands kermadec ocean sanctuary will comprise square climate
OMN 2015 643 643 energy trade since crucial international trade energy specifically price oil by-products properly organized country looks forward convening twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris hope participating countries can agree balanced international programme takes account concerns interests developing developed countries facing real challenges must tackle resolutely ensure hindering development climate
PAK 2015 203 203 national goals promote post- development agenda also creating robust mechanism monitoring implementation goals targets later year paris will need respond common differentiated responsibilities threat posed climate_change partisan interests must stand way ambitious collective commitment halting reversing damage done planet seventieth anniversary united nations strive adapt global organization respond effectively current emerging climate
PAN 2015 586 586 provide resources combat femicide trafficking persons acts violence women facing major challenges also enormous opportunities change course ensure better planet future generations light upcoming summit climate_change paris call countries reach definitive universal inclusive agreement will enable us jointly address damage caused planet severely affected unsustainable practices coalition rainforest nations consists member climate
PAN 2015 631 631 practices coalition rainforest nations consists member countries co-chaired panama coalition proposes include commitment reducing emissions exacerbated deforestation forest degradation strengthen mechanisms financing mechanisms also include climate_change mitigation adaptation measures right access safe drinking water one main challenges governments protecting water resources oceans recovering forests expanding production distribution safe drinking water everyone climate
PER 2015 279 279 inclusion especially fields health education giving priority care children gender equality empowerment women peru considers vital adopt twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework conference climate_change held paris december universally binding ambitious balanced agreement address climate_change current acting president conference peru sparing effort reach goal accordance lima call climate_action climate_change environmental climate
PER 2015 289 289 equality empowerment women peru considers vital adopt twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework conference climate_change held paris december universally binding ambitious balanced agreement address climate_change current acting president conference peru sparing effort reach goal accordance lima call climate_action climate_change environmental challenges endless experts say will facing particularly serious situation regard climate
PER 2015 302 302 framework conference climate_change held paris december universally binding ambitious balanced agreement address climate_change current acting president conference peru sparing effort reach goal accordance lima call climate_action climate_change environmental challenges endless experts say will facing particularly serious situation regard el niño next years must invest disaster prevention risk reduction part development plans climate
PER 2015 303 303 conference climate_change held paris december universally binding ambitious balanced agreement address climate_change current acting president conference peru sparing effort reach goal accordance lima call climate_action climate_change environmental challenges endless experts say will facing particularly serious situation regard el niño next years must invest disaster prevention risk reduction part development plans peru climate
PHL 2015 159 159 backdrop complex global issues emerging regional threats peace security ape today philippines renews steadfast commitment cause peace sustainable development key priority areas national positions ranging climate_change rule law memberships asia-pacific economic cooperation apec forum association southeast asian nations asean disarmament non-proliferation women peace security migration human trafficking peacekeeping united nations reform climate
PHL 2015 215 215 forum see pv philippines outlined five pillars form part building blocks new framework agenda sustainable development follows first poverty reduction social inclusion secondly environment sustainability climate_change disaster risk management thirdly accountable responsive participatory governance fourthly fair stable order based rule law fifthly peace security process intergovernmental negotiations agenda pillars guided philippines climate
PHL 2015 307 307 years ago devastating impact super-typhoon haiyan strongest typhoon made landfall recorded history given new normal mega disasters philippines will continue play active role tackling issues climate_change resiliency disaster risk reduction management philippines current president climate vulnerable forum will promote meaningful outcome twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
PHL 2015 332 332 climate_change resiliency disaster risk reduction management philippines current president climate vulnerable forum will promote meaningful outcome twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris international community must adopt new legally binding climate agreement universal equitable ensures bright low-carbon future next generation addresses needs vulnerable states sectors particularly poor climate
PLW 2015 115 115 matched on-the-ground partnerships fight poverty protect vulnerable among us protect one planet call home challenges violence war poverty disease rising seas wildfires well droughts caused climate_change enormous resolve share today make good commitment transforming world urgent effective implementation agenda sustainable development resolution like congratulate secretary-general co-facilitators thousands people whose dedicated work climate
PLW 2015 190 190 briefly express president’s sorrow plight countless refugees seeking havens peace prosperity families search refuge protection away motherlands torn strife sparked worsened internal conflict environmental degradation climate_change theme general debate seventieth anniversary united nations united nations new commitment action appropriate year’s high-level event united nations summit adoption new post- development agenda took climate
PLW 2015 260 260 prior summit holiness pope francis addressed general assembly see pv reiterating theme papal encyclical laudato si wherein criticized careless use planet’s resources leading environmental degradation global_warming let commentaries serve inspiration us will change hearts minds actions better future will focus world’s attention vulnerable among us mother earth friends can hope generation climate
PLW 2015 773 773 membership council palau also like thank republic china taiwan friendship economic support assisting palau achieve millennium development goals palau also wishes recognize taiwan’s commitment lowering carbon_emissions per cent compared levels urge united nations system involve taiwan process implementing agenda sustainable development additionally advocate favour taiwan’s participation relevant international environmental mechanisms united climate
PLW 2015 802 802 levels urge united nations system involve taiwan process implementing agenda sustainable development additionally advocate favour taiwan’s participation relevant international environmental mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan possesses technical capacities many areas can shared world therefore also participate international meetings mechanisms frameworks world health organization international civil aviation organization trans-pacific partnership climate
PNG 2015 643 643 regional cooperation integration connectivity framework papua new guinea committed million 2014-2018 regional outreach programme support pacific sids critical areas development good governance education health capacity-building climate_change relief assistance natural disaster reconstruction efforts assistance pacific sids exemplifies promotes spirit south-south cooperation encourage others join us similar partnerships respect papua new guinea made climate
PNG 2015 754 754 use oceans seas marine resources call upon development partners assist us addressing various challenges related oceans including illegal unregulated unreported fishing territorial waters 15-29876 pv climate_change poses imminent dangers wide-ranging implications including threats human security survival development also entire global ecosystem climate_change management act possibly first legislation kind pacific islands provides climate
PNG 2015 770 770 including illegal unregulated unreported fishing territorial waters 15-29876 pv climate_change poses imminent dangers wide-ranging implications including threats human security survival development also entire global ecosystem climate_change management act possibly first legislation kind pacific islands provides funding arrangements assist adaptation climate_change along pacific island states papua new guinea looks forward twenty-first session climate
PNG 2015 784 784 implications including threats human security survival development also entire global ecosystem climate_change management act possibly first legislation kind pacific islands provides funding arrangements assist adaptation climate_change along pacific island states papua new guinea looks forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc paris hopes new comprehensive legally binding climate
PNG 2015 802 802 pacific islands provides funding arrangements assist adaptation climate_change along pacific island states papua new guinea looks forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc paris hopes new comprehensive legally binding climate agreement will adopted set schedules reduction carbon_emissions developed developing world imminent threat resulting sea level rise due climate
PNG 2015 817 817 looks forward twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc paris hopes new comprehensive legally binding climate agreement will adopted set schedules reduction carbon_emissions developed developing world imminent threat resulting sea level rise due climate_change forced displacement populations complete inundation loss sovereign territories particularly pacific small island developing states climate
PNG 2015 828 828 unfccc paris hopes new comprehensive legally binding climate agreement will adopted set schedules reduction carbon_emissions developed developing world imminent threat resulting sea level rise due climate_change forced displacement populations complete inundation loss sovereign territories particularly pacific small island developing states therefore call security council deal decisively implications climate_change security issues recent climate
PNG 2015 850 850 level rise due climate_change forced displacement populations complete inundation loss sovereign territories particularly pacific small island developing states therefore call security council deal decisively implications climate_change security issues recent pacific island forum summit port moresby adopted pacific island forum leaders declaration climate_change action leaders deeply concerned serious effects impacts climate_change particularly climate
PNG 2015 866 866 developing states therefore call security council deal decisively implications climate_change security issues recent pacific island forum summit port moresby adopted pacific island forum leaders declaration climate_change action leaders deeply concerned serious effects impacts climate_change particularly national regional development security issues among things pacific island leaders declared increase c severely exacerbate particular climate
PNG 2015 874 874 implications climate_change security issues recent pacific island forum summit port moresby adopted pacific island forum leaders declaration climate_change action leaders deeply concerned serious effects impacts climate_change particularly national regional development security issues among things pacific island leaders declared increase c severely exacerbate particular challenges facing vulnerable smaller island states pacific urged climate
PNG 2015 906 906 among things pacific island leaders declared increase c severely exacerbate particular challenges facing vulnerable smaller island states pacific urged efforts made keep us within global temperature goal noted conference parties unfccc twentieth session decision cp pacific islands forum leaders declaration climate_change action also expresses expectation will access financial resources climate_change actions climate
PNG 2015 921 921 island states pacific urged efforts made keep us within global temperature goal noted conference parties unfccc twentieth session decision cp pacific islands forum leaders declaration climate_change action also expresses expectation will access financial resources climate_change actions resilience vulnerable developing countries recognition special circumstances vulnerability sids particularly pacific least developed countries ldcs climate
PNG 2015 930 930 global temperature goal noted conference parties unfccc twentieth session decision cp pacific islands forum leaders declaration climate_change action also expresses expectation will access financial resources climate_change actions resilience vulnerable developing countries recognition special circumstances vulnerability sids particularly pacific least developed countries ldcs support inclusion paris outcome document loss damage critical stand-alone climate
PNG 2015 968 968 least developed countries ldcs support inclusion paris outcome document loss damage critical stand-alone element building ongoing work warsaw international mechanism loss damage finally recognition impacts climate_change women youth elderly disabled indigenous peoples vulnerable marginalized groups acknowledging contributions effective implementation paris outcome document let us leave anyone particularly us sids ldcs behind climate
POL 2015 1083 1083 tears bereft women victims war pose greatest charge humanity twenty-first century defence democracy sustainable economic growth elimination social inequalities broader access education long-term mitigation impacts climate_change measures contribute preservation world peace context wish assure assembly country’s readiness participate attainment sustainable development goals resolution poland among things actively participated current international effort climate
POL 2015 1144 1144 one will joined states will engage efforts states proportion actual capabilities ways poland impressive track record regard environmental protection suffice say economic transformation contributed lowering carbon_dioxide emissions poland per cent since also stand ready increase direct contribution peacekeeping preservation security spirit submitted candidacy non-permanent member security council poland still mindful tragedy climate
PRT 2015 94 94 reference sign hope collective future welcome adoption agenda sustainable development resolution unparalleled opportunity usher era poverty eradicated leading world justice dignity year also key negotiations climate_change seventeen years kyoto international community must ambitious fighting particular threat sustainable development imperative conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december reach lasting agreement climate
PRT 2015 114 114 dignity year also key negotiations climate_change seventeen years kyoto international community must ambitious fighting particular threat sustainable development imperative conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december reach lasting agreement global fair binding closely related climate_change issue oceans holds crucial importance portugal light history geography identity june country organized international climate
PRT 2015 125 125 must ambitious fighting particular threat sustainable development imperative conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris december reach lasting agreement global fair binding closely related climate_change issue oceans holds crucial importance portugal light history geography identity june country organized international event use oceans blue week brought together countries international institutions offered climate
PRY 2015 97 97 honour receive country february visit strengthened connections commitment organization multilateralism take opportunity reiterate secretary-general gratitude recognizing work results government’s fight poverty expressing appreciation abundant clean renewable_energy paraguay blessed strengthening organization specific goal building truly fair caring world human dignity universal means rectifying inequities inequalities still cast shadow world order feat whose climate
PRY 2015 667 667 appealed us protect common home engage urgent discussions intend build future planet unite whole human family pursuit sustainable comprehensive development masterly fashion holy father described climate_change global issue major environmental social economic distributional political dimensions characterizing current challenge humankind one whose worst impacts probably felt developing countries coming decades went say climate
PRY 2015 722 722 impact weakest planet inequity affects entire countries well individuals requiring us think issue ethics international relations preparation next session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled later year paris must redouble efforts view making serious political commitments mitigating alleviating reversing devastating consequences climate_change landlocked developing country paraguay adverse effects address climate
PRY 2015 740 740 session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled later year paris must redouble efforts view making serious political commitments mitigating alleviating reversing devastating consequences climate_change landlocked developing country paraguay adverse effects address situation proposing together landlocked developing countries developed economies accord us special differential treatment including removal high tariffs non-tariff climate
ROU 2015 880 880 benefits agreement broader context middle east peace process like call upon states members united nations miss opportunity conclude 15-29431 pv new ambitious binding agreement response climate_change moment still auspicious view commitments european union well massive activism part civil society example european union expected followed major contributors global_warming people everywhere particular small climate
ROU 2015 901 901 ambitious binding agreement response climate_change moment still auspicious view commitments european union well massive activism part civil society example european union expected followed major contributors global_warming people everywhere particular small island countries whose physical existence threatened waiting new commitments late beyond thematic geographical configuration united nations diplomacy believe nuts bolts organization climate
RUS 2015 1374 1374 creating silk road economic belt continue believe possibility harmonizing integration processes within eurasian economic union european union promising among issues affecting future humankind challenge global climate_change interests ensure get results conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december part national contribution plan reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels climate
RUS 2015 1385 1385 within eurasian economic union european union promising among issues affecting future humankind challenge global climate_change interests ensure get results conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december part national contribution plan reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels suggest however take broader view issue establishing quotas harmful emissions taking climate
RUS 2015 1394 1394 affecting future humankind challenge global climate_change interests ensure get results conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december part national contribution plan reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels suggest however take broader view issue establishing quotas harmful emissions taking steps nature still tactical may mitigate problem certain amount climate
RUS 2015 1486 1486 efforts states possessing solid research capacities fundamental scientific achievements propose convening special forum united nations auspices comprehensive consideration issues related depletion natural resources destruction habitats climate_change russia ready one organizers forum january general assembly united nations gathered london begin work first session eduardo zuleta ángel colombian diplomat chairman preparatory commission opened climate
SEN 2015 87 87 burdensome world increasingly complex seventy years peace absence war also development human security remains threatened extreme poverty hunger disease unprecedented degradation environment senegal’s hope paris climate_change conference will successful adopt binding commitments controlling global_warming mobilizing adequate financial resources transfers environmentally friendly technologies face changes world still struggling overcome hideous mask racism climate
SEN 2015 95 95 war also development human security remains threatened extreme poverty hunger disease unprecedented degradation environment senegal’s hope paris climate_change conference will successful adopt binding commitments controlling global_warming mobilizing adequate financial resources transfers environmentally friendly technologies face changes world still struggling overcome hideous mask racism racial discrimination xenophobia violent extremism human beings targeted climate
SLB 2015 1147 1147 president obama’s progressive easing restrictions cuba however needs done call total lifting economic commercial financial embargo cuba normalize relations two states mere miles apart issue climate_change solomon islands like small island developing states least developed countries ldcs existential concern impacts everyone poorest marginalized populations often bear greatest burden imperative upcoming twenty-first climate
SLB 2015 1180 1180 least developed countries ldcs existential concern impacts everyone poorest marginalized populations often bear greatest burden imperative upcoming twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris december deliver ambitious comprehensive robust climate-change agreement inclusive leaves one behind ocean acidification increases solomon islands tourism fisheries livelihood per cent population put climate
SLB 2015 1357 1357 sustainable development rural population accordance sdgs leaders pacific small island developing states pacific islands development forum leaders summit held september suva fiji issued suva declaration climate_change calling coming paris agreement legally binding call global average temperature increase limit well c declaration calls loss damage anchored stand-alone chapter agreement strong mitigation commitments climate
SLB 2015 1367 1367 developing states pacific islands development forum leaders summit held september suva fiji issued suva declaration climate_change calling coming paris agreement legally binding call global average temperature increase limit well c declaration calls loss damage anchored stand-alone chapter agreement strong mitigation commitments agreement must espoused far reality say sids ldcs solomon islands climate
SLB 2015 1402 1402 stand-alone chapter agreement strong mitigation commitments agreement must espoused far reality say sids ldcs solomon islands front-line states comes bearing brunt negative impacts existential issues climate_change concerned slow progress climate negotiations will cause uncertainties possibilities climate-change-induced situation trigger conflicts uncertainty prompts solomon islands seek seat security council period 2031-2032 will one climate
SLB 2015 1607 1607 islands close friend republic china taiwan continues call republic china taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized bodies republic china taiwan continues take international obligations regard climate_change aviation republic china taiwan among largest economies world needs part global solution various international frameworks international community must welcome interest republic china taiwan participating fully climate
SLB 2015 1643 1643 global solution various international frameworks international community must welcome interest republic china taiwan participating fully equals proceedings international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change solomon islands benefited republic china taiwan’s partnership us millennium development goals will enhance bilateral cooperation republic china taiwan agenda sustainable development resolution sustainable development goals climate
SLE 2015 671 671 sentences supervision residual 15-29431 pv court interest international peace security furtherance justice extend support effective operations residual court order enable fully deliver mandate whether terrorism climate_change disease refugees country immune challenges facing world large countries may able keep problems reaching shores however globalized world multiplied routes along challenges move going country climate
SLE 2015 745 745 solve problems spread haunt regions countries groups need incorporate piece wisdom decision-making every country every region every global organization also piece wisdom need incorporate decisions climate_change changes weather patterns pacific ocean currents north atlantic unleashing devastating floods many places week half ago witnessed floods proportions hitherto unseen sierra leone devastated many climate
SLE 2015 790 790 hitherto unseen sierra leone devastated many parts capital freetown storms rage cape verde islands floods ravaged parts west africa believe experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical social health consequences climate_change need integrate insight climate
SLE 2015 795 795 many parts capital freetown storms rage cape verde islands floods ravaged parts west africa believe experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical social health consequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment climate
SLE 2015 804 804 floods ravaged parts west africa believe experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical social health consequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment insecurity extreme hunger violence women transnational organized crime piracy climate
SLE 2015 812 812 attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical social health consequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment insecurity extreme hunger violence women transnational organized crime piracy allowing get control vulnerable nations increases vulnerability nations climate
SMR 2015 176 176 justice international law unfortunately despite efforts successes international community continues face challenges wars poverty inequality discrimination violence women children addition today face new global challenges climate_change economic financial crises unrelenting unemployment international migration terrorism new threats interdependent work together united nations take defeat around world people look united nations leadership reform climate
SRB 2015 800 800 willing protest phenomenon growing point demands may acceded urge everyone work together help achieve equitable distribution world’s assets resources continue talk noncommittally another major challenge climate_change consequences patently evident everywhere see exacerbating friction caused already high level inequality world wake-up call sorts consequences past current actions now greatest effect weakest us climate
SRB 2015 840 840 call sorts consequences past current actions now greatest effect weakest us countries still undeveloped industrially struggling provide citizens better life developing countries account just fraction global_warming must given opportunity grow economies conditions already enabled countries prosper even though greenhouse gas emissions may higher rich like must develop technologies can enable developing climate
SRB 2015 853 853 undeveloped industrially struggling provide citizens better life developing countries account just fraction global_warming must given opportunity grow economies conditions already enabled countries prosper even though greenhouse gas emissions may higher rich like must develop technologies can enable developing countries develop environmentally responsible possible rather using concerns greenhouse gas emissions global_warming pretexts climate
SRB 2015 874 874 countries prosper even though greenhouse gas emissions may higher rich like must develop technologies can enable developing countries develop environmentally responsible possible rather using concerns greenhouse gas emissions global_warming pretexts allow industry stagnate moral reasons ensuring countries develop politicians tasked providing full support scientific activities one hand harmonizing coordinating responses climate_change climate
SRB 2015 877 877 though greenhouse gas emissions may higher rich like must develop technologies can enable developing countries develop environmentally responsible possible rather using concerns greenhouse gas emissions global_warming pretexts allow industry stagnate moral reasons ensuring countries develop politicians tasked providing full support scientific activities one hand harmonizing coordinating responses climate_change extreme_weather situations adapting climate
SRB 2015 899 899 greenhouse gas emissions global_warming pretexts allow industry stagnate moral reasons ensuring countries develop politicians tasked providing full support scientific activities one hand harmonizing coordinating responses climate_change extreme_weather situations adapting preparing national social responses potential scenarios including worst-case scenarios basic important goal serbia’s government scientific institutions full compliance relevant international documents first climate
SRB 2015 900 900 gas emissions global_warming pretexts allow industry stagnate moral reasons ensuring countries develop politicians tasked providing full support scientific activities one hand harmonizing coordinating responses climate_change extreme_weather situations adapting preparing national social responses potential scenarios including worst-case scenarios basic important goal serbia’s government scientific institutions full compliance relevant international documents first foremost climate
SRB 2015 933 933 scenarios including worst-case scenarios basic important goal serbia’s government scientific institutions full compliance relevant international documents first foremost among united 15-29568 pv nations framework convention climate_change unfccc kyoto protocol will continue contribute activities united nations organizations primarily european regional initiatives climate monitoring reducing negative effects climate_change serbia welcomes forthcoming twenty-first session climate
SRB 2015 953 953 15-29568 pv nations framework convention climate_change unfccc kyoto protocol will continue contribute activities united nations organizations primarily european regional initiatives climate monitoring reducing negative effects climate_change serbia welcomes forthcoming twenty-first session conference parties unfccc held paris later year intend support make full contribution consideration important issue will continue work together others climate
STP 2015 119 119 climate changes migrant refugee crises economic deregulation endemic diseases poverty hunger backdrop welcome relevance themes session reflect reality times post-2015 development agenda proper framing resolution climate_change issues will surely create path towards sustainable development developing countries particularly african continent wish express appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon competent selfless zealous manner led organization climate
STP 2015 749 749 states gulf guinea commission implementing recommendations yaoundé summit made significant progress possible relentless fight type criminal organization region respect conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place year paris são tomé príncipe believes imperative reach global agreement climate_change country already affected nefarious effects even though active polluter vulnerabilities include climate
STP 2015 763 763 type criminal organization region respect conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place year paris são tomé príncipe believes imperative reach global agreement climate_change country already affected nefarious effects even though active polluter vulnerabilities include example reduction rainfall consequence diminished flows rivers well floods gradual erosion coasts warning signs climate
STP 2015 824 824 protecting coastal areas therefore welcome determination germany france reach climate agreement ambitious broad binding parties accordance general rules international law ultimate objective limiting increase global temperature c compared pre-industrial levels opinion constitutes responsibility shared among developing developed countries hope agreement reached will enhance international obligation signatory parties make funds available ongoing climate
SUR 2015 180 180 advances still remain challenges armed conflicts rise fundamentalism disregard fundamental human rights freedoms global health concerns 15-29946 pv hiv aids non-communicable diseases well devastating effects climate_change natural disasters government therefore applauds timely inspiring themes chosen general debate session whole united nations new commitment action united nations road ahead peace security human climate
SUR 2015 230 230 human rights given context fitting adopt new agenda sustainable development resolution spirit therefore global community must recommit ideals peace security human rights sustainable development combating climate_change high government’s national agenda last wednesday president reiterated importance country’s development future address parliament occasion presentation annual budget government policy statement period 2015-2020 although suriname climate
SUR 2015 324 324 carry per cent world’s supply fresh water can seen almost unique since one carbon-negative countries world despite wondrous natural blessings country continues see first effects climate_change suriname miles low-lying coastline listed one seven countries world vulnerable effects rising sea level government looks forward establishment new global agreement climate_change paris later year climate
SUR 2015 346 346 see first effects climate_change suriname miles low-lying coastline listed one seven countries world vulnerable effects rising sea level government looks forward establishment new global agreement climate_change paris later year include specific actions aimed meeting mitigation adaptation commitments will necessary make provision financial resources priority especially small island developing states countries low-lying climate
SUR 2015 409 409 ongoing efforts create logical framework model financing reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries redd-plus context intended nationally determined contribution republic suriname will submit new climate_action plan conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change americas committed peace security precursor sustainable development proclamation latin america caribbean zone peace testimony use multifaceted approach climate
SUR 2015 417 417 emissions deforestation forest degradation developing countries redd-plus context intended nationally determined contribution republic suriname will submit new climate_action plan conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change americas committed peace security precursor sustainable development proclamation latin america caribbean zone peace testimony use multifaceted approach assure long-term development continent peoples government underscores critical climate
SVK 2015 120 120 organization’s work peace security development human rights new acute challenges multilateral system new threats peace security transcend national borders unfortunately emerged everyone concerned threats pandemics climate_change migration cybersecurity multifaceted violent nature terrorism including organized crime exceptions united nations right place threats addressed eventually solved deeply convinced united nations remains strategically positioned climate
SVK 2015 816 816 need confront extremism forms violent non-violent hate never way achieve better future anyone now fewer days away twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris international community will discuss new international climate_change agreement impact climate_change visible undeniable throughout world extreme droughts melting polar ice substantive changes long-term climate climate
SVK 2015 825 825 achieve better future anyone now fewer days away twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris international community will discuss new international climate_change agreement impact climate_change visible undeniable throughout world extreme droughts melting polar ice substantive changes long-term climate patterns rise sea levels glaring examples result slovakia committed climate
SVK 2015 828 828 anyone now fewer days away twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris international community will discuss new international climate_change agreement impact climate_change visible undeniable throughout world extreme droughts melting polar ice substantive changes long-term climate patterns rise sea levels glaring examples result slovakia committed adopting united nations climate
SVN 2015 153 153 international community welcome adoption addis ababa action agenda agenda sustainable development resolution however end 15-29568 pv year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change conference paris will need adopt ambitious durable universal legally binding climate agreement addresses mitigation adaptation financing technology development balanced cost-effective manner slovenia remains strongly engaged climate
SWE 2015 394 394 suffer faults peace absence war peacebuilding direct prevention military conflict lack resources rising sea levels natural disasters already wreaked havoc women men living vulnerable states climate_change can work conflict multiplier threatening peace well chances achieve sustainable development goals need course action create low-carbon climate-resilient world economy must protect land ocean ecosystems climate
SWE 2015 439 439 economy must protect land ocean ecosystems choice necessity survival world must therefore reach fair ambitious legally binding agreement paris december time will hold rise global temperature c extent possible sweden will play part becoming one first fossil-free welfare nations world net emissions greenhouse gases will strong financial supporters green climate fund climate
SWE 2015 456 456 agreement paris december time will hold rise global temperature c extent possible sweden will play part becoming one first fossil-free welfare nations world net emissions greenhouse gases will strong financial supporters green climate fund international climate_action view supporting adaptation transfer technology global scale coming decade will also need see major investments climate
SWE 2015 466 466 extent possible sweden will play part becoming one first fossil-free welfare nations world net emissions greenhouse gases will strong financial supporters green climate fund international climate_action view supporting adaptation transfer technology global scale coming decade will also need see major investments schooling higher education professional training youth need fair equal societies climate
SWE 2015 782 782 indeed victory idea diplomacy shared efforts create shared progress decision new sustainable development goals will thoroughly implemented enable us create another landmark human history upcoming climate_change summit paris 15-29562 pv will give us opportunity act late hopefully late sweden fully committed tasks believe international solidarity first foremost foundation shared peace prosperity climate
SWZ 2015 421 421 hinges heavily reliable sustainable supply energy result now comprehensive strategy programme action outline gaps need addressed players energy sector present viable opportunities investment sector particularly renewable_energy envisage world free poverty hunger disease want life can thrive becomes critical make youth empowerment central achieving goal attaining per cent enrolment rate primary education climate
SWZ 2015 693 693 strengthen capacity create jobs address existing social challenges communities achieve better living conditions will developing countries enjoy peace stability provides requisite environment sustainable growth effects climate_change gone unnoticed left us unharmed sustainable development goal calls urgent action combat climate_change impacts continue urge developed partners fulfil pledges green fund also adopt policies climate
SWZ 2015 706 706 will developing countries enjoy peace stability provides requisite environment sustainable growth effects climate_change gone unnoticed left us unharmed sustainable development goal calls urgent action combat climate_change impacts continue urge developed partners fulfil pledges green fund also adopt policies strike correct balance among requirements production essential products profits sustainability environment anything less climate
SWZ 2015 745 745 correct balance among requirements production essential products profits sustainability environment anything less seriously jeopardize ideals agenda look forward legally binding global climate agreement united nations climate_change conference france later year kingdom eswatini continues enjoy peace stability people globe deserve secret success consultation dialogue aimed building consensus model peace place implementation united climate
SYC 2015 92 92 apart vicious wars conflicts world poverty hunger famine epidemics continue grow unabated inequality injustice disparity rise world environmental degradation despoliation go unchecked world world menaced climate_change legacy want leave children friends must hear cries children hungry distress must hear cries despair islanders affected climate_change must feel pain women struggling keep children climate
SYC 2015 110 110 degradation despoliation go unchecked world world menaced climate_change legacy want leave children friends must hear cries children hungry distress must hear cries despair islanders affected climate_change must feel pain women struggling keep children alive must stop spending money destroy lives instead must act together keep alive struggling survive give meaning lives climate
SYC 2015 283 283 actions inaction case may others threaten livelihood existence pope francis just emphasized must break current growth model give primacy protection nature consumerism thereby minimizing effects climate_change climate_change small island states making yet bear full brunt shall never cease raise issue every forum including one conscience world president’s acceptance speech see pv climate
SYC 2015 284 284 inaction case may others threaten livelihood existence pope francis just emphasized must break current growth model give primacy protection nature consumerism thereby minimizing effects climate_change climate_change small island states making yet bear full brunt shall never cease raise issue every forum including one conscience world president’s acceptance speech see pv set climate
SYC 2015 632 632 terrorist organizations pose threats lasting repercussions reverberating across borders growing refugee crisis reminds us shoulder burden fighting ideologies hate embrace bonds fraternity solidarity looking forward climate_change conference paris let us use little time left build momentum support order reach ambitious universal agreement combat climate_change paris just another international negotiation will crucial climate
SYC 2015 650 650 hate embrace bonds fraternity solidarity looking forward climate_change conference paris let us use little time left build momentum support order reach ambitious universal agreement combat climate_change paris just another international negotiation will crucial decisive moment 15-29437 pv choice us allow condemned wrong side history collective failure reach agreement stakes high agreement climate
TCD 2015 800 800 like take opportunity thank friendly countries especially secretariat’s office coordination humanitarian affairs international organization migration support need advocacy country world facing insidious threat time now climate_change will dealt major conference paris next month chad will actively present conference one major victims degradation due climate_change sahelian country threatened drought desertification powerless face climate
TCD 2015 818 818 country world facing insidious threat time now climate_change will dealt major conference paris next month chad will actively present conference one major victims degradation due climate_change sahelian country threatened drought desertification powerless face progressive drying lake chad strongly hope negotiations will lead agreement give us hope can save planet including imperilled climate
TGO 2015 663 663 order better tackle new challenges threats can never stress enough crucial align policies areas security defence human rights environmental protection environmental dimension crises conflicts impact climate_change exacerbating poverty repeated threats human rights times war realities conceal want preserve stability states long term climate_change conference held paris december will first test whether climate
TGO 2015 680 680 rights environmental protection environmental dimension crises conflicts impact climate_change exacerbating poverty repeated threats human rights times war realities conceal want preserve stability states long term climate_change conference held paris december will first test whether sustainable commitments just made sound given importance stake falls us adopt binding international agreement conference will improve climate
TGO 2015 715 715 commitments just made sound given importance stake falls us adopt binding international agreement conference will improve lives millions people throughout world taking necessary measures keep climate_change threshold c rise temperature togo unfortunately already experiencing effects climate_change every day including coastal erosion amounts metres annual advance sea threatening coastal populations therefore immediate climate
TGO 2015 719 719 given importance stake falls us adopt binding international agreement conference will improve lives millions people throughout world taking necessary measures keep climate_change threshold c rise temperature togo unfortunately already experiencing effects climate_change every day including coastal erosion amounts metres annual advance sea threatening coastal populations therefore immediate risks survival populations require climate
TGO 2015 725 725 binding international agreement conference will improve lives millions people throughout world taking necessary measures keep climate_change threshold c rise temperature togo unfortunately already experiencing effects climate_change every day including coastal erosion amounts metres annual advance sea threatening coastal populations therefore immediate risks survival populations require urgent responses significant investments therefore crucial climate
TGO 2015 757 757 metres annual advance sea threatening coastal populations therefore immediate risks survival populations require urgent responses significant investments therefore crucial future international financing aimed combating effects climate_change specifically financing will make way green fund come reduction traditional official development assistance like take opportunity recall economic security environmental challenges connected seas oceans will climate
THA 2015 207 207 part transformative world agenda places people centre development order eradicate poverty reduce inequalities ensure universal health well-being promote good governance rule law reduce disaster risks climate_change will pose major challenge achievement various sustainable development goals therefore shared responsibility ensure outcome twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will ambitious climate
THA 2015 230 230 disaster risks climate_change will pose major challenge achievement various sustainable development goals therefore shared responsibility ensure outcome twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will ambitious viable live borderless world marked complex interlinkage problems solving will require comprehensive approach rely one-size-fits-all solution since country’s circumstances different different approaches addressing climate
THA 2015 493 493 live lives responsibly greater good government role play promotion society individuals actively take part building stronger better future community can resilient enough cope future challenges climate_change major challenge countries must cooperate manage challenge poses thailand reaffirms commitment reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per 15-29595 pv cent year line commitment intended nationally determined contributions climate
THA 2015 506 506 part building stronger better future community can resilient enough cope future challenges climate_change major challenge countries must cooperate manage challenge poses thailand reaffirms commitment reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per 15-29595 pv cent year line commitment intended nationally determined contributions furthermore sustainability can achieved put place framework fair rules promote good governance turn climate
THA 2015 714 714 zones along borders neighbours support association southeast asian nations present majority people developing countries agricultural sector currently face host challenges trade barriers competition world market climate_change debt poverty diminishing workforce challenges put world’s food security risk therefore must join hands help developing countries particularly north-south south- south cooperation strengthening agricultural sector climate
TJK 2015 284 284 development globalization also negative impacts threaten security development individual countries world whole increase number armed conflicts acts terror food energy financial economic crises degradation environment climate_change spread infectious diseases demand us concerted comprehensive response context united nations remains key platform consensus key issues international security development coordination joint action 15-29431 pv climate
TJK 2015 700 700 world humanitarian summit istanbul hope recommendations voiced consultations will positive effect humanitarian activities countries december international community will meet conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris conclude round negotiations climate_change began bali hope member states will take advantage opportunity adopt new document climate_change based principles framework convention lay foundations transition climate
TJK 2015 705 705 recommendations voiced consultations will positive effect humanitarian activities countries december international community will meet conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris conclude round negotiations climate_change began bali hope member states will take advantage opportunity adopt new document climate_change based principles framework convention lay foundations transition sustainable development believe transition will climate
TJK 2015 718 718 meet conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris conclude round negotiations climate_change began bali hope member states will take advantage opportunity adopt new document climate_change based principles framework convention lay foundations transition sustainable development believe transition will 15-29431 pv require industrial modernization based innovative technologies also significant changes mentalities consumption climate
TJK 2015 751 751 sustainable development believe transition will 15-29431 pv require industrial modernization based innovative technologies also significant changes mentalities consumption patterns long-term observations experts attest increased impact climate_change environmental social economic situation country region according observations past years average annual temperature tajikistan increased c number days heavy precipitation risen natural meteorological disasters become climate
TJK 2015 764 764 also significant changes mentalities consumption patterns long-term observations experts attest increased impact climate_change environmental social economic situation country region according observations past years average annual temperature tajikistan increased c number days heavy precipitation risen natural meteorological disasters become frequent severe degradation glaciers accelerated past summer result abnormally high temperature severe precipitation climate
TJK 2015 787 787 average annual temperature tajikistan increased c number days heavy precipitation risen natural meteorological disasters become frequent severe degradation glaciers accelerated past summer result abnormally high temperature severe precipitation mountainous part country suffered natural disasters caused hundreds millions united states dollars economic damage regrettably disasters also claimed human lives terms carbon_dioxide emissions climate
TJK 2015 811 811 high temperature severe precipitation mountainous part country suffered natural disasters caused hundreds millions united states dollars economic damage regrettably disasters also claimed human lives terms carbon_dioxide emissions tajikistan ranks one hundred thirty-fifth among greenhouse gas-emitting countries per capita greenhouse gas emissions country times less average world index widespread use renewable_energy sources climate
TJK 2015 819 819 natural disasters caused hundreds millions united states dollars economic damage regrettably disasters also claimed human lives terms carbon_dioxide emissions tajikistan ranks one hundred thirty-fifth among greenhouse gas-emitting countries per capita greenhouse gas emissions country times less average world index widespread use renewable_energy sources predominantly hydropower facilitate economic social development country promote climate
TJK 2015 824 824 united states dollars economic damage regrettably disasters also claimed human lives terms carbon_dioxide emissions tajikistan ranks one hundred thirty-fifth among greenhouse gas-emitting countries per capita greenhouse gas emissions country times less average world index widespread use renewable_energy sources predominantly hydropower facilitate economic social development country promote green economy becoming apparent climate_change climate
TJK 2015 835 835 terms carbon_dioxide emissions tajikistan ranks one hundred thirty-fifth among greenhouse gas-emitting countries per capita greenhouse gas emissions country times less average world index widespread use renewable_energy sources predominantly hydropower facilitate economic social development country promote green economy becoming apparent climate_change affects quantity quality freshwater resources known result climate_change amount water resources climate
TJK 2015 849 849 greenhouse gas emissions country times less average world index widespread use renewable_energy sources predominantly hydropower facilitate economic social development country promote green economy becoming apparent climate_change affects quantity quality freshwater resources known result climate_change amount water resources stored glaciers snow caps diminished area ground waters affected salinization increased precipitation become frequent climate
TJK 2015 857 857 index widespread use renewable_energy sources predominantly hydropower facilitate economic social development country promote green economy becoming apparent climate_change affects quantity quality freshwater resources known result climate_change amount water resources stored glaciers snow caps diminished area ground waters affected salinization increased precipitation become frequent heavier turn changes hydrological cycle may negative impact climate
TJK 2015 905 905 may negative impact water energy food security entail added risk floods extreme droughts believe circumstances essential review existing practices water-resource management order ensure adequate adaptation climate_change also population growth changing world economy well scarcity freshwater resources central asia water resources key factor achieving sustainable development region need elaboration comprehensive regional plan climate
TJK 2015 932 932 population growth changing world economy well scarcity freshwater resources central asia water resources key factor achieving sustainable development region need elaboration comprehensive regional plan adaptation climate_change became urgent long ago imperative also driven accelerated degradation glaciers region result climate_change observations expert confirm since 1960s region’s glaciers remain main source water central climate
TJK 2015 945 945 key factor achieving sustainable development region need elaboration comprehensive regional plan adaptation climate_change became urgent long ago imperative also driven accelerated degradation glaciers region result climate_change observations expert confirm since 1960s region’s glaciers remain main source water central asian rivers degraded factor three final year international decade action water life 2005-2015 climate
TJK 2015 1085 1085 academia business actively participating implementing decade following outcomes days ago adopted road map achieving sustainable development comprehensively incorporates water component next years backdrop ever-increasing impact climate_change water resources environmental degradation population growth food energy crises will make enormous efforts ensure timely achievement goals set forth view fostering cooperation partnership water diplomacy climate
TKM 2015 134 134 turkmenistan’s major efforts projects initiatives carrying invites international community represented united nations join one projects idea establishing united nations regional centre central asia technology related climate_change large-scale environmental problems exist region think well known directly indirectly affect overall atmosphere region well standard living quality life inhabitants sometimes negative impact relations states climate
TKM 2015 218 218 already exist turkmenistan ready provide necessary infrastructure centre turkmenistan ensure favourable conditions staff therefore call in-depth consideration proposal creation united nations regional centre technology related climate_change central asia achievement sustainable development goals region will possible without participation closest neighbour afghanistan brotherly afghan people government today particularly need political moral support international climate
TLS 2015 508 508 threats order ensure process build peace build inclusive responsible transparent state view achieving lasting peace another challenge may appear consistently mass media affects us equally climate_change international community approaching moment decision 15-29664 pv regard discussions will take place end year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris climate
TLS 2015 531 531 us equally climate_change international community approaching moment decision 15-29664 pv regard discussions will take place end year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris must produce universal ambitious legally binding results time act respect climate_change whole world advancing towards consensus recognizes urgency combating climate_change including citizens civil climate
TLS 2015 544 544 take place end year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris must produce universal ambitious legally binding results time act respect climate_change whole world advancing towards consensus recognizes urgency combating climate_change including citizens civil society religious leaders seen message holiness pope francis see pv declaration muslim leaders climate
TLS 2015 553 553 nations framework convention climate_change held paris must produce universal ambitious legally binding results time act respect climate_change whole world advancing towards consensus recognizes urgency combating climate_change including citizens civil society religious leaders seen message holiness pope francis see pv declaration muslim leaders underscore moral duty protect vulnerable care planet inhabit also climate
TLS 2015 581 581 civil society religious leaders seen message holiness pope francis see pv declaration muslim leaders underscore moral duty protect vulnerable care planet inhabit also know impacts climate_change even pronounced developing small island states front lines struggle neighbouring islands pacific assailed storms increase number natural disasters compounded enough soil erosion rise sea levels climate
TON 2015 83 83 holiness pope spoke language higher politics one morality moral imperative principles ideals guided throughout life hall often guilty abstraction call political will political will address climate_change careful stewards environment address devastating global inequalities development abstraction distracts us distracts us need moral commitment moral courage language morality speaks privileged imperative must leave climate
TON 2015 385 385 experience country will adopt best practices towards implementation new development goals agenda whole tonga pacific small island developing state sids must meet goals oceans seas climate_change ensure access affordable sustainable energy promotion peaceful inclusive societies sustainable development tonga also aided priorities commitments set sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway represents international climate
TON 2015 515 515 key piece development agenda remains outstanding look forward successful conclusion negotiations climate agreement paris end year agreement must reaffirm ultimate objective united nations framework convention climate_change stabilize greenhouse-gas emissions atmosphere tonga remains highly vulnerable natural disasters continue increase frequency destructiveness climate_change continues pose irreversible threat people society livelihoods natural environment regard climate
TON 2015 517 517 development agenda remains outstanding look forward successful conclusion negotiations climate agreement paris end year agreement must reaffirm ultimate objective united nations framework convention climate_change stabilize greenhouse-gas emissions atmosphere tonga remains highly vulnerable natural disasters continue increase frequency destructiveness climate_change continues pose irreversible threat people society livelihoods natural environment regard welcome dialogue climate
TON 2015 530 530 year agreement must reaffirm ultimate objective united nations framework convention climate_change stabilize greenhouse-gas emissions atmosphere tonga remains highly vulnerable natural disasters continue increase frequency destructiveness climate_change continues pose irreversible threat people society livelihoods natural environment regard welcome dialogue taken place security council held side event hosted foreign ministers france germany tomorrow climate
TON 2015 561 561 society livelihoods natural environment regard welcome dialogue taken place security council held side event hosted foreign ministers france germany tomorrow afternoon touching upon security implications climate_change support recognition links climate international peace security reaffirm support call secretary-general appoint special representative climate security thoroughly research report links tonga’s vulnerability natural disasters re-emphasizes climate
TTO 2015 699 699 new roles ensure security state establishment joint border protection agency adoption intelligence-led national security architecture enhancement disaster risk management capability policy international community now accepts climate_change threat existence need mindful however threat humankind recognizes boundaries contained high-level diplomatic talks mediation will weigh heavily upon developing countries particularly small island developing states climate
TTO 2015 752 752 countries thereby crippling ability react external shocks social economic natural systems like many small island developing states trinidad tobago high risk severely affected devastating effects climate_change therefore made mitigation measures national priority within practical constraints limited financial capability recently witnessed destructive effects tropical storm erika fellow caribbean state member commonwealth dominica climate
TTO 2015 786 786 constraints limited financial capability recently witnessed destructive effects tropical storm erika fellow caribbean state member commonwealth dominica set back country’s development many years undeniable therefore climate_change development closely interlinked recognizing need bold responsible action part governments albeit basis common differentiated responsibility trinidad tobago adopted proactive posture submitted intended nationally determined contributions climate
TTO 2015 816 816 need bold responsible action part governments albeit basis common differentiated responsibility trinidad tobago adopted proactive posture submitted intended nationally determined contributions united nations framework convention climate_change ahead paris climate_change conference expectation conformity caribbean community credible agreement paris conference must set world path decarbonization global economy end century order achieve agreement must climate
TTO 2015 819 819 action part governments albeit basis common differentiated responsibility trinidad tobago adopted proactive posture submitted intended nationally determined contributions united nations framework convention climate_change ahead paris climate_change conference expectation conformity caribbean community credible agreement paris conference must set world path decarbonization global economy end century order achieve agreement must legally binding contain climate
TTO 2015 833 833 intended nationally determined contributions united nations framework convention climate_change ahead paris climate_change conference expectation conformity caribbean community credible agreement paris conference must set world path decarbonization global economy end century order achieve agreement must legally binding contain provisions mitigation adaptation finance transparency compliance ensure increase average global temperatures can limited less climate
TTO 2015 889 889 agreement paris therefore also imperative maintenance international peace security medium long term trinidad tobago committed work states achieve new legally binding balanced framework global cooperation climate_change area governance oceans well established international law utilization resources kind beyond areas national jurisdiction must consistent principles united nations convention law sea regard trinidad tobago climate
TUN 2015 868 868 goals geographical group relevant issue framework similar efforts support work international community sustainable development assisted preparation twenty-first session conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change take place paris december finished preparing nationally determined contribution reflects country’s efforts areas adaptability future programmes welcome relative successes united nations areas nonetheless continue believe climate
TUV 2015 427 427 one existential issue tuvalu pacific countries also bigger populated countries flood plains will displace many people many citizens opting migrate terms existential issues migration solve global_warming united nations identify climate_change migrants refugees dilemma us tuvalu agenda will meaningless many us low-lying sids credible climate_change agreement paris december ambitious action-oriented paris agreement climate
TUV 2015 431 431 pacific countries also bigger populated countries flood plains will displace many people many citizens opting migrate terms existential issues migration solve global_warming united nations identify climate_change migrants refugees dilemma us tuvalu agenda will meaningless many us low-lying sids credible climate_change agreement paris december ambitious action-oriented paris agreement therefore must reduce greenhouse climate
TUV 2015 445 445 opting migrate terms existential issues migration solve global_warming united nations identify climate_change migrants refugees dilemma us tuvalu agenda will meaningless many us low-lying sids credible climate_change agreement paris december ambitious action-oriented paris agreement therefore must reduce greenhouse gas emissions keep global average temperature rise celsius recognize climate_change human right issue tuvaluans climate
TUV 2015 456 456 climate_change migrants refugees dilemma us tuvalu agenda will meaningless many us low-lying sids credible climate_change agreement paris december ambitious action-oriented paris agreement therefore must reduce greenhouse gas emissions keep global average temperature rise celsius recognize climate_change human right issue tuvaluans many millions urgent security existential issue committed low- carbon future include climate
TUV 2015 462 462 agenda will meaningless many us low-lying sids credible climate_change agreement paris december ambitious action-oriented paris agreement therefore must reduce greenhouse gas emissions keep global average temperature rise celsius recognize climate_change human right issue tuvaluans many millions urgent security existential issue committed low- carbon future include loss damage architecture recognize preventing climate_change climate
TUV 2015 466 466 us low-lying sids credible climate_change agreement paris december ambitious action-oriented paris agreement therefore must reduce greenhouse gas emissions keep global average temperature rise celsius recognize climate_change human right issue tuvaluans many millions urgent security existential issue committed low- carbon future include loss damage architecture recognize preventing climate_change national obligation pollute polluters climate
TUV 2015 487 487 temperature rise celsius recognize climate_change human right issue tuvaluans many millions urgent security existential issue committed low- carbon future include loss damage architecture recognize preventing climate_change national obligation pollute polluters must reduce emissions pay clean mitigate aid vulnerable without means adapt provide credible timely public finance clarity developed countries pledges billion climate
TUV 2015 513 513 national obligation pollute polluters must reduce emissions pay clean mitigate aid vulnerable without means adapt provide credible timely public finance clarity developed countries pledges billion climate_change finances must reassuring private sector transition invest clear energy climate-resilient approaches 15-29822 pv tuvalu will submit intended nationally determined contributions must note obligation submit contributions climate
TUV 2015 1127 1127 supported various developmental humanitarian undertakings directly many specialized united nations bodies world health assembly world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan’s infrastructure projects technology transfer capacity-building produced genuine tangible outcomes tuvalu can achieve ambitious goals set agenda permutations partnerships utilized honoured finally tuvalu pledges full climate
UKR 2015 1574 1574 ukraine fully committed implementation sustainable development goals ready share joint responsibility solving specific vital problems priorities vulnerable groups countries small island developing states one friends climate_change ukraine looking forward reaching consensus universal agreement area climate_change soon possible hope result will achieved member states december paris understand price issue safety future generations climate
UKR 2015 1583 1583 joint responsibility solving specific vital problems priorities vulnerable groups countries small island developing states one friends climate_change ukraine looking forward reaching consensus universal agreement area climate_change soon possible hope result will achieved member states december paris understand price issue safety future generations sustainable development humankind shall able achieve sustainable development goals climate
USA 2015 1885 1885 lift people poverty without condemning children ravages ever-warming climate ingenuity produced industrial age computer age allows us harness potential clean energy country can escape ravages climate_change stronger sign leadership putting future generations first united states will work every nation willing part can come together paris decisively confront challenge finally regarding vision climate
VAT 2015 1208 1208 collective security war military actions also broader economic financial ethical social humanitarian dimensions looking ahead see another grave responsibility effective implementation agenda peace hoped-for agreement climate_change adopted paris conference december climate global common good responsibility bear particularly towards vulnerable groups present future generations responsibility necessarily transversal requiring effective multilateral interdisciplinary cooperation climate
VAT 2015 1261 1261 based abilities characteristics united face challenging question kind world want leave come us children now growing paris conference represents important phase process re-establishing balance global greenhouse-gas emissions earth’s capacity absorb end urgently need adopt fair transformational legally binding global agreement send meaningful signal entire international community promoting rapid transition development marked climate
VAT 2015 1287 1287 emissions earth’s capacity absorb end urgently need adopt fair transformational legally binding global agreement send meaningful signal entire international community promoting rapid transition development marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improving health transportation climate
VAT 2015 1301 1301 send meaningful signal entire international community promoting rapid transition development marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improving health transportation energy security new opportunities employment effective accord issues addition important value possess can contribute climate
VAT 2015 1305 1305 international community promoting rapid transition development marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improving health transportation energy security new opportunities employment effective accord issues addition important value possess can contribute general agreements states regarding climate
VCT 2015 111 111 history assembly beset global threats risks force us consider ways core principles sovereignty non-interference can overcome today’s challenges borderless menaces terrorism economic crises contagious diseases climate_change heed neither geopolitical boundaries governmental jurisdiction furthermore calamitous fallout military adventurism economic recklessness environmental negligence confined discrete national boundaries rather chickens often return roost far-flung climate
VCT 2015 173 173 decisive action saint vincent grenadines small mountainous archipelago islands scattered across shimmering caribbean sea idyll implicit verdant peaks crystal waters now belied grave gathering threat climate_change rising raging seas attack coastline infrastructure beyond shores rains climate volatility make landslides deadly flooding real increasingly frequent internal threat lives livelihoods intensifying vulnerability saint climate
VCT 2015 203 203 coastline infrastructure beyond shores rains climate volatility make landslides deadly flooding real increasingly frequent internal threat lives livelihoods intensifying vulnerability saint vincent grenadines neighbouring islands climate_change clear alternating bouts drought flooding caused hundreds millions dollars loss damage country successive years less two years ago devastating floods washed away per cent fragile climate
VCT 2015 278 278 tropical storm erika struck sister island dominica mere miles north 15-29595 pv country death destruction wrought storm heartrending serve yet another unwanted reminder ominous threat global_warming precarious nature developmental aspirations face increasingly inhospitable climate saint vincent grenadines caribbean countries joined friendly nations assisting commonwealth dominica hour need beseech countries yet supported climate
VCT 2015 315 315 caribbean countries joined friendly nations assisting commonwealth dominica hour need beseech countries yet supported noble effort relief recovery reconstruction utmost urgency generosity existential struggles face climate_change inform posture frustratingly meandering negotiations arrive legally binding agreement within parameters united nations framework convention climate_change two months away deadline reaching agreement twenty-first session conference climate
VCT 2015 331 331 relief recovery reconstruction utmost urgency generosity existential struggles face climate_change inform posture frustratingly meandering negotiations arrive legally binding agreement within parameters united nations framework convention climate_change two months away deadline reaching agreement twenty-first session conference parties convention cop21 paris precariousness global plight matched ambition partners indeed posturing recalcitrance major emitters suggest climate
VCT 2015 394 394 grenadines embracing green future actively engaged transitioning fossil fuels renewable mix solar hydro geothermal energy within next three years per cent electricity needs will provided renewable_energy control climate destiny insulate recklessness emitters approach future greater confidence aftershocks repercussions global economic financial crisis continue convulse developing nations crisis casts shadow collective efforts climate
VNM 2015 231 231 security territorial maritime disputes endanger peace stability many regions threats survival humankind persist nuclear weapons arsenals though reduced still capable destroying home planet many times climate_change threatening livelihoods billions people even existence many countries poverty remains one greatest challenges sustainable development violence discrimination social injustice humanitarian crises plague everyone’s enjoyment human climate
VNM 2015 301 301 agenda sustainable development resolution sets vision creates framework nations strive eliminate hunger poverty develop sustainable patterns production consumption work improved preservation shared planet faced threats climate_change over- consumption full effective implementation new agenda global partnership core will address deep-rooted causes present problems guide world towards sustainable future order transform world united climate
VNM 2015 700 700 engage relevant government agencies stakeholders involve people communities major undertaking viet nam pledges support conclusion meaningful agreement upcoming meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris part viet nam recently submitted intended nationally determined contributions regional level joined efforts brothers sisters association southeast asian nations asean work towards strengthening asean climate
VUT 2015 132 132 unprecedented humanitarian crisis caused conflict violence according office united nations high commissioner refugees currently million refugees world number unequalled since second world 15-29568 pv war climate_change continues major challenge world generally major threat small island developing states sids particular impact understated rise sea levels effects el niño unfavourable weather conditions point climate
VUT 2015 167 167 developing states sids particular impact understated rise sea levels effects el niño unfavourable weather conditions point bleak future humankind uncertain global economic outlook adverse impact climate_change humanitarian crisis mean task ahead us implementing goals agenda sustainable development resolution daunting stark reality calls immediate collective action resolve global crisis today run risk climate
VUT 2015 427 427 côte d’ivoire haiti reflects commitment endeavour part international community’s response embarked three important ambitious global agendas adopting agenda addis ababa action agenda well drafting agreement climate_change concluded paris conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc later year agenda promises transformative particularly margins society millennium development goals contributed immensely human progress climate
VUT 2015 436 436 response embarked three important ambitious global agendas adopting agenda addis ababa action agenda well drafting agreement climate_change concluded paris conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc later year agenda promises transformative particularly margins society millennium development goals contributed immensely human progress areas gender equality extreme poverty reduction improved access basic climate
VUT 2015 841 841 ldcs developing statistical capacities small island developing states remains challenge know important basis formulating evidence-based policy well assessing progress agenda small island developing states vanuatu climate_change remains major threat achievement sustainable development therefore grateful see goal agenda highlights importance climate_change however note goal can meaningful reach favourable agreement paris december connection climate
VUT 2015 855 855 evidence-based policy well assessing progress agenda small island developing states vanuatu climate_change remains major threat achievement sustainable development therefore grateful see goal agenda highlights importance climate_change however note goal can meaningful reach favourable agreement paris december connection climate_change sustainable development clear address climate_change sids achieve sustainable development march vanuatu experienced category-5 climate
VUT 2015 867 867 remains major threat achievement sustainable development therefore grateful see goal agenda highlights importance climate_change however note goal can meaningful reach favourable agreement paris december connection climate_change sustainable development clear address climate_change sids achieve sustainable development march vanuatu experienced category-5 tropical cyclone affected per cent population per cent economy according current assessment climate
VUT 2015 872 872 development therefore grateful see goal agenda highlights importance climate_change however note goal can meaningful reach favourable agreement paris december connection climate_change sustainable development clear address climate_change sids achieve sustainable development march vanuatu experienced category-5 tropical cyclone affected per cent population per cent economy according current assessment will take many years million climate
VUT 2015 931 931 swift response assisting us immediately cyclone hit disaster relief operations look forward continued support recovery reconstruction efforts just embarked pacific island leaders continued voice concerns climate_change regional international forums calling legally binding agreement limiting increase average global temperature well c pre-industrial levels anchoring loss damage provisions agreement also calling financial package climate
VUT 2015 943 943 continued support recovery reconstruction efforts just embarked pacific island leaders continued voice concerns climate_change regional international forums calling legally binding agreement limiting increase average global temperature well c pre-industrial levels anchoring loss damage provisions agreement also calling financial package will commit countries unfccc’s annex category providing billion year order finance adaptation climate
VUT 2015 977 977 agreement also calling financial package will commit countries unfccc’s annex category providing billion year order finance adaptation mitigation needs declarations represent collective voice lead-up paris climate_change conference call ensure planet saved us future generations apart focusing climate_change also agreed strengthen regional connectivity improve productivity boost economic growth ensure peace security region climate
VUT 2015 988 988 providing billion year order finance adaptation mitigation needs declarations represent collective voice lead-up paris climate_change conference call ensure planet saved us future generations apart focusing climate_change also agreed strengthen regional connectivity improve productivity boost economic growth ensure peace security region initiatives consistent agenda relationship united nations pacific-based regional organizations critical implementation climate
VUT 2015 1429 1429 will undertaken revive empower indigenous cultural system also wish put record government vanuatu will strengthen ties french counterpart collaborative efforts ensure ocean safe terrorism piracy climate_change illegal fishing conclusion global challenges us overwhelming global economic uncertainty impact climate_change unprecedented humanitarian crisis hand remind us need think differently adopt innovative approaches resolve climate
VUT 2015 1441 1441 vanuatu will strengthen ties french counterpart collaborative efforts ensure ocean safe terrorism piracy climate_change illegal fishing conclusion global challenges us overwhelming global economic uncertainty impact climate_change unprecedented humanitarian crisis hand remind us need think differently adopt innovative approaches resolve challenges need deviate business usual important especially implementing ambitious agenda 15-29568 pv climate
VUT 2015 1476 1476 adopt innovative approaches resolve challenges need deviate business usual important especially implementing ambitious agenda 15-29568 pv sustainable development addis ababa action agenda soon adopted paris climate_change agreement need revitalized partnerships international cooperation collective wisdom address challenges stand together limit can together climate
WSM 2015 112 112 aware diversity gravity issues confronting organization need sometimes refer one’s statement however partly recognition new agenda now agreed implement gesture seventieth anniversary organization imminent danger climate_change small island developing states sids statement essence devoted sustainable development goal take urgent action combat climate_change impacts also priority goal enshrined sids accelerated modalities action climate
WSM 2015 128 128 now agreed implement gesture seventieth anniversary organization imminent danger climate_change small island developing states sids statement essence devoted sustainable development goal take urgent action combat climate_change impacts also priority goal enshrined sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway outcome document third international conference sids climate_change will continue major preoccupation priority policy determinant climate
WSM 2015 146 146 sustainable development goal take urgent action combat climate_change impacts also priority goal enshrined sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway outcome document third international conference sids climate_change will continue major preoccupation priority policy determinant samoa well future think true pacific island countries wider sids thus contextualize perspective climate_change allow share representatives part climate
WSM 2015 167 167 third international conference sids climate_change will continue major preoccupation priority policy determinant samoa well future think true pacific island countries wider sids thus contextualize perspective climate_change allow share representatives part narrative first givens climate_change single urgent challenge confronting humankind facilitated largely human-induced activities driven part profit motives degree insensitivity consequences action climate
WSM 2015 175 175 preoccupation priority policy determinant samoa well future think true pacific island countries wider sids thus contextualize perspective climate_change allow share representatives part narrative first givens climate_change single urgent challenge confronting humankind facilitated largely human-induced activities driven part profit motives degree insensitivity consequences action others particularly vulnerable impacts climate_change usually ill-prepared adapt climate
WSM 2015 197 197 narrative first givens climate_change single urgent challenge confronting humankind facilitated largely human-induced activities driven part profit motives degree insensitivity consequences action others particularly vulnerable impacts climate_change usually ill-prepared adapt cases barely contributed causes climate_change first place climate_change future phenomenon real irreversible already happening far frequency longer question rather severity magnitude impacts climate
WSM 2015 205 205 humankind facilitated largely human-induced activities driven part profit motives degree insensitivity consequences action others particularly vulnerable impacts climate_change usually ill-prepared adapt cases barely contributed causes climate_change first place climate_change future phenomenon real irreversible already happening far frequency longer question rather severity magnitude impacts full cost society must bear even now country climate
WSM 2015 208 208 human-induced activities driven part profit motives degree insensitivity consequences action others particularly vulnerable impacts climate_change usually ill-prepared adapt cases barely contributed causes climate_change first place climate_change future phenomenon real irreversible already happening far frequency longer question rather severity magnitude impacts full cost society must bear even now country suffering drought conditions climate
WSM 2015 259 259 will give way onset cyclone season predicted high likelihood severe cyclones pacific region cross-cutting issue ambitious actions solutions national international levels try address root causes climate_change will inevitably end either compromised watered put aside due political social economic considerations taking precedence basic climate logic climate_change concern small island developing states alone climate
WSM 2015 278 278 international levels try address root causes climate_change will inevitably end either compromised watered put aside due political social economic considerations taking precedence basic climate logic climate_change concern small island developing states alone impacts every country small island developing states extensively like others capacity respond quickly effectively constrained realities summary climate_change wished climate
WSM 2015 302 302 logic climate_change concern small island developing states alone impacts every country small island developing states extensively like others capacity respond quickly effectively constrained realities summary climate_change wished away real irreversible already happening significant security implications impact threatens continued existence viability small island developing states even countries date denial climate_change phenomenon must climate
WSM 2015 325 325 realities summary climate_change wished away real irreversible already happening significant security implications impact threatens continued existence viability small island developing states even countries date denial climate_change phenomenon must surely now accept weight scientific evidence samoa small island developing state pacific region recognized acknowledged vulnerable impacts climate_change islands contributed least causes climate_change climate
WSM 2015 345 345 states even countries date denial climate_change phenomenon must surely now accept weight scientific evidence samoa small island developing state pacific region recognized acknowledged vulnerable impacts climate_change islands contributed least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able adapt effectively adverse impacts climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying climate
WSM 2015 350 350 climate_change phenomenon must surely now accept weight scientific evidence samoa small island developing state pacific region recognized acknowledged vulnerable impacts climate_change islands contributed least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able adapt effectively adverse impacts climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific islands climate_change may well climate
WSM 2015 360 360 small island developing state pacific region recognized acknowledged vulnerable impacts climate_change islands contributed least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able adapt effectively adverse impacts climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific islands climate_change may well lead eventual extinction sovereign states just months ago privileged attend climate
WSM 2015 373 373 least causes climate_change yet stand suffer least able adapt effectively adverse impacts climate_change security risk far greater proportions many people prepared admit low-lying pacific islands climate_change may well lead eventual extinction sovereign states just months ago privileged attend special security council open debate security concerns sids see s pv important opportunity climate
WSM 2015 404 404 sovereign states just months ago privileged attend special security council open debate security concerns sids see s pv important opportunity highlight council security threat posed climate_change small island developing states backdrop existential threat climate_change poses especially atolls low- lying islands sids long advocated ambitious mitigation efforts undertaken member states capacity global climate
WSM 2015 412 412 security council open debate security concerns sids see s pv important opportunity highlight council security threat posed climate_change small island developing states backdrop existential threat climate_change poses especially atolls low- lying islands sids long advocated ambitious mitigation efforts undertaken member states capacity global goal limiting rise average global temperature well c climate
WSM 2015 435 435 existential threat climate_change poses especially atolls low- lying islands sids long advocated ambitious mitigation efforts undertaken member states capacity global goal limiting rise average global temperature well c order prevent low-lying islands submerged sea-level rise also consistently called loss damage mechanism anchored new paris agreement treated separately adaptation gradual operationalization green climate
WSM 2015 489 489 sids representatives green climate fund board ensure spirit letter governing instrument fund relate areas will beneficial sids retained compromised pleas years c loss damage caused climate_change largely gone unnoticed least countries messages intended remained unconvinced hope uninterested part think due misguided notion climate phenomena related events affect small island developing states climate
WSM 2015 518 518 least countries messages intended remained unconvinced hope uninterested part think due misguided notion climate phenomena related events affect small island developing states might concluded already climate_change life-threatening affect either countries huge size well-developed infrastructure shield real damage climate_change impacts may also implied sense large problems bigger stronger populous well-developed countries solved climate
WSM 2015 530 530 notion climate phenomena related events affect small island developing states might concluded already climate_change life-threatening affect either countries huge size well-developed infrastructure shield real damage climate_change impacts may also implied sense large problems bigger stronger populous well-developed countries solved solutions afflictions sids will automatically follow result challenges facing sids conveniently viewed climate
WSM 2015 568 568 solved solutions afflictions sids will automatically follow result challenges facing sids conveniently viewed others lens blurs distinctions fails bring truth urgency dire consequences problems face climate_change 15-29701 pv times changing world witnessed recent months years epic outbreak horrific natural disasters unprecedented 70-year history organization tsunamis hurricanes earthquakes flooding bush fires droughts climate
WSM 2015 637 637 countries regions visited climate-related natural events like cyclones bush fires flooding earthquakes volcanic eruptions droughts tornados happening across planet quite significant discredits perception long held climate_change small island developing states concern nothing truth events recent past demonstrated climate-related disasters discriminate poor rich countries big small climate_change affects us developed developing countries climate
WSM 2015 657 657 significant discredits perception long held climate_change small island developing states concern nothing truth events recent past demonstrated climate-related disasters discriminate poor rich countries big small climate_change affects us developed developing countries alike although varying degrees submit therefore realization shape overall approach going forward paris climate_change conference december beyond hope also help climate
WSM 2015 676 676 discriminate poor rich countries big small climate_change affects us developed developing countries alike although varying degrees submit therefore realization shape overall approach going forward paris climate_change conference december beyond hope also help shift focus relationship specific context climate_change donor recipient donor victim one partner partner joint partnership may sound overly simplified climate
WSM 2015 688 688 alike although varying degrees submit therefore realization shape overall approach going forward paris climate_change conference december beyond hope also help shift focus relationship specific context climate_change donor recipient donor victim one partner partner joint partnership may sound overly simplified real value lies change perspective reorientation bring view respective roles trying address climate
WSM 2015 714 714 donor recipient donor victim one partner partner joint partnership may sound overly simplified real value lies change perspective reorientation bring view respective roles trying address climate_change think beneficial now affected climate_change one way another energize everyone utmost either current future victims climate_change impacts ensure address root causes urgently decisive manner human climate
WSM 2015 719 719 partner partner joint partnership may sound overly simplified real value lies change perspective reorientation bring view respective roles trying address climate_change think beneficial now affected climate_change one way another energize everyone utmost either current future victims climate_change impacts ensure address root causes urgently decisive manner human nature tells us asked something climate
WSM 2015 730 730 change perspective reorientation bring view respective roles trying address climate_change think beneficial now affected climate_change one way another energize everyone utmost either current future victims climate_change impacts ensure address root causes urgently decisive manner human nature tells us asked something friend someone else impact sense obligation commitment urgency something will affect climate
WSM 2015 792 792 especially affects safety future hope member states imbued just projections science now advanced evidence actual events will prepared go extra mile maximum possible future survival climate_change societal problem requiring decisive response global community challenge unite us divide us country can deal problem alone must work cooperatively partnership common differentiated responsibilities respective climate
WSM 2015 899 899 require new brand cooperation broader outlook narrow pursuit self-interests use economic political expediencies set aside must allowed derail goal concluding universal ambitious legally binding agreement climate_change also everyone’s job acknowledging historical responsibility real allowing get way making decisions reach comprehensive agreement grave mistake durable climate_change agreement paris will therefore test multilateral climate
WSM 2015 918 918 concluding universal ambitious legally binding agreement climate_change also everyone’s job acknowledging historical responsibility real allowing get way making decisions reach comprehensive agreement grave mistake durable climate_change agreement paris will therefore test multilateral solidarity time running impacts climate_change getting worse daily playing blame-and-shame tactics waiting led willing lead longer options single nation climate
WSM 2015 929 929 historical responsibility real allowing get way making decisions reach comprehensive agreement grave mistake durable climate_change agreement paris will therefore test multilateral solidarity time running impacts climate_change getting worse daily playing blame-and-shame tactics waiting led willing lead longer options single nation single group nations single organization can win war climate_change divergent yet climate
WSM 2015 952 952 running impacts climate_change getting worse daily playing blame-and-shame tactics waiting led willing lead longer options single nation single group nations single organization can win war climate_change divergent yet inextricably linked interests member states demand seal good deal paris paris agreement focus bold national action inclusion stakeholders timely reminder action small insignificant climate
WSM 2015 990 990 paris agreement focus bold national action inclusion stakeholders timely reminder action small insignificant contributions matter every action counts irrespective source importantly must place responsibility addressing climate_change squarely every individual leader terms 15-29701 pv national actions can commit deliver country’s contribution collective task samoa putting final touches intended nationally determined contributions quite climate
WSM 2015 1045 1045 course secretariat bonn often times blame others misfortunes current status development including telling others rarely saying can contribute make change country people continuously exposed impacts climate_change want part solution committing everything possible benefit people generation follow must universal message simple unambiguous suggesting implementing bold actions sake vulnerable small island developing states climate
WSM 2015 1081 1081 must universal message simple unambiguous suggesting implementing bold actions sake vulnerable small island developing states instead reminded take time inform constituencies supporters alike especially deny climate_change final analysis actions recommended implemented will ultimately benefit economies people survival countries united nations remains last best hope provide political will commitment necessary turn tide climate
WSM 2015 1107 1107 final analysis actions recommended implemented will ultimately benefit economies people survival countries united nations remains last best hope provide political will commitment necessary turn tide climate_change samoa calls upon states members organization position world leadership lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change present custodians world’s environment owe children future generations needs climate
WSM 2015 1123 1123 best hope provide political will commitment necessary turn tide climate_change samoa calls upon states members organization position world leadership lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change present custodians world’s environment owe children future generations needs done quickly decisively run time therefore imperative complete paris climate agreement time twenty-first session conference parties climate
WSM 2015 1153 1153 owe children future generations needs done quickly decisively run time therefore imperative complete paris climate agreement time twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change december adopt agreement ambitious universally applicable effective binding capable swift implementation universally owned respected member states way nations leadership roles called right thing world must climate
ZAF 2015 976 976 anniversary beijing platform action fifteenth anniversary security council resolution women peace security initiator durban platform enhanced action thanks current round negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc taking place south africa special interest commitment success paris session conference parties later year require fulfilment three parts durban mandate namely closing current ambition climate
ZMB 2015 568 568 resolve generation world leaders turn millennium indeed countries continued face serious challenges quest foster development improve quality life people challenges numerous including energy shortages effects climate_change two inseparable development agenda countries zambia rely heavily hydropower generation changing rainfall pattern adversely affected power-generation capacities countries year zambia experiencing unprecedented energy crisis already climate
ZMB 2015 619 619 cost nation dearly terms productivity jobs revenue beyond economic limitations social ramifications equally devastating country therefore important much effort exerted develop mitigation strategies counter effects climate_change furthermore developing countries still grappling challenges poverty high unemployment particularly among youth skewed industrial development low intraregional trade inadequate infrastructure low productivity agriculture livestock poor climate
AFG 2016 60 60 wish every success future endeavours twenty-first century brought ever-complex international arena certain old conflicts lingered exacerbated new threats challenges form violent extremism terrorism displacement migration climate_change challenges emerged threatening humankind come realize dialogue cooperation provide viable avenue promote peace security ensure world without hatred conflict believe united nations remains single important climate
AGO 2016 77 77 rights reaffirmation rule law fundamental principles international system seven decades existence united nations transformations aspects life radical change nature conflicts international terrorism unspeakable levels unprecedented climate_change changes naturally require joint reflection role future united nations need organization capable promoting international peace security acting quickly effectively conflict situations addressing pressing challenges time climate
AGO 2016 545 545 promote prosperity stability peace end angola considers important member states take holistic integrated comprehensive approach sectors levels order maintain universal inclusive nature sustainable development goals climate_change one complex urgent issues domestic foreign policy face today impact migration food security natural resources spread epidemics even social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change climate
AGO 2016 570 570 climate_change one complex urgent issues domestic foreign policy face today impact migration food security natural resources spread epidemics even social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola emits per cent greenhouse gases however effects climate_change climate
AGO 2016 585 585 resources spread epidemics even social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola emits per cent greenhouse gases however effects climate_change already felt us many ways deterioration shortening cycles drought heavy rainfall pose risk agriculture economic climate
AGO 2016 591 591 instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola emits per cent greenhouse gases however effects climate_change already felt us many ways deterioration shortening cycles drought heavy rainfall pose risk agriculture economic social infrastructures effects also increase incidence climate
AGO 2016 595 595 climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola emits per cent greenhouse gases however effects climate_change already felt us many ways deterioration shortening cycles drought heavy rainfall pose risk agriculture economic social infrastructures effects also increase incidence various endemic diseases therefore climate
AGO 2016 666 666 housing sustainable urban development will held quito october conference represents opportunity us adopt new global urban agenda promote strong links synergies among urbanization sustainable development climate_change republic angola committed three cross- cutting processes considers crucial importance women peace security peacekeeping operations peacebuilding architecture recognize vital role women importance participation stages levels climate
ALB 2016 263 263 determined active third united nations conference housing sustainable urban development offers unique opportunity adoption new urban global agenda strengthen relationships synergies among urbanization sustainable development climate_change agenda paris agreement rightly considered opportunities create better life present future generations implementation two international documents context albania working proactively rightly considered key global strategy climate
ALB 2016 290 290 paris agreement rightly considered opportunities create better life present future generations implementation two international documents context albania working proactively rightly considered key global strategy coping climate_change achieving sustainable development addressing international assistance peacemaking peacebuilding issues albania among countries quickly ratified paris agreement sole aim contributing acceleration entry effect becoming active soon climate
AND 2016 181 181 sustainable development months later international community thanks driving force leadership french republic colleague françois hollande demonstrated ability give shape content goals drafting signing paris agreement climate_change following wake united nations andorra dedicated year’s programme summer university sustainable development goals specified agenda one week andorra la vella capital home reflections debates experts climate
AND 2016 865 865 united nations path closing reflection fear recipe populists opportunists faced economic crisis global scope withdraw protectionism faced threat security global scope close borders faced challenge climate_change adopt selfish attitude free riding expecting others make efforts answers populism people’s fault isolate others however global society others believe assembly renew confidence multilateral way climate
AND 2016 1067 1067 peace harmony negotiated solutions conflicts respect human rights liberties spirit firm confidence global action participated last year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change led paris agreement climate_change coming weeks parliament will asked ratify paris agreement mindset view need deal matter huge displacements refugees migrants become one great challenges climate
AND 2016 1071 1071 conflicts respect human rights liberties spirit firm confidence global action participated last year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change led paris agreement climate_change coming weeks parliament will asked ratify paris agreement mindset view need deal matter huge displacements refugees migrants become one great challenges times challenge needs dealt climate
AND 2016 1197 1197 respect diversity must raise world citizens fear difference change populism prefer protectionism economic isolation opt liberalization greater integration national economies populism prefer deny scientific evidence climate_change turn back problem opt instead commitments specific measurable actions populism prefer close borders build walls stoke fear difference opt instead dignity persons regulation education diversity climate
AND 2016 1261 1261 decisions last decade mr ban ki-moon secretary-general brought effective implementation millennium development goals driving force behind post-2015 development agenda key player relaunching multilateral strategy fight climate_change culminated paris agreement climate_change legacy 10- year mandate leaves us clearly marked path form sustainable development goals sdgs contained agenda sustainable development mr ban ki-moon climate
AND 2016 1265 1265 ban ki-moon secretary-general brought effective implementation millennium development goals driving force behind post-2015 development agenda key player relaunching multilateral strategy fight climate_change culminated paris agreement climate_change legacy 10- year mandate leaves us clearly marked path form sustainable development goals sdgs contained agenda sustainable development mr ban ki-moon therefore fundamental player understanding climate
ARE 2016 1060 1060 grant general assembly greater role pay attention early planning promote security stability can constructive strategies programmes aim achieve sustainable development eradicate poverty fight inequality address climate_change defend human rights much firmly convinced effectiveness united nations principal organs can achieved institutional cooperation regional organizations using clear mechanisms cooperation cooperation cornerstone united nations climate
ARG 2016 415 415 losing sight first principle organization based sovereign equality members world voices just world important continue building system based clear rules reflect diversity plurality facilitate consensus climate_change greatest important challenge humankind faces aware fact will able make progress without jeopardizing future future future generations argentina betting ambitiously renewable_energy develop potential areas solar climate
ARG 2016 436 436 diversity plurality facilitate consensus climate_change greatest important challenge humankind faces aware fact will able make progress without jeopardizing future future future generations argentina betting ambitiously renewable_energy develop potential areas solar wind biomass energy generation signed paris agreement proud one first countries complete ratification process call upon international community put forth greatest climate
ATG 2016 115 115 deep appreciation secretary-general’s unstinting efforts thank particularly years diligence devoted agenda sustainable development governments adopted september sustainable development goals end poverty fight inequality injustice tackle climate_change vital interest well-being small countries mine course disappointed many goals remain aspirational lack legally binding commitment funding crucial implementation realistic enough reject good just get climate
ATG 2016 163 163 good just get perfect will continue advocate fairness equity fulfilment sustainable development goals small island state also grateful secretary- general ban ki-moon conscientiousness promoting agreement climate_change nations collectively signed paris last year government pleased deposit instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change earlier week headquarters urge countries yet signed ratified agreement without delay climate
ATG 2016 177 177 island state also grateful secretary- general ban ki-moon conscientiousness promoting agreement climate_change nations collectively signed paris last year government pleased deposit instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change earlier week headquarters urge countries yet signed ratified agreement without delay time side remind representatives nations gathered hall present pledges reduce emissions still insufficient limit climate
ATG 2016 204 204 week headquarters urge countries yet signed ratified agreement without delay time side remind representatives nations gathered hall present pledges reduce emissions still insufficient limit global temperature rise well celsius build climate resilience rise celsius many countries parts will still washed away temperatures continue rise bell tolling bell may tolling small islands climate
ATG 2016 238 238 many countries parts will still washed away temperatures continue rise bell tolling bell may tolling small islands words poet john donne also tolls thee ravages climate_change will end erosion small island states will consequences disappear last surging tide refugees displaced people misery effects will wash shores dismiss neglect issue today small climate
ATG 2016 268 268 island states will consequences disappear last surging tide refugees displaced people misery effects will wash shores dismiss neglect issue today small countries endure problems caused climate_change created victims polluting profligacy others content simply wring hands anguish throw arms despair keen help provide solutions government repeatedly proposed debt swaps climate-change adaptation mitigation climate
ATG 2016 337 337 mitigate high debt drag economic growth constrains ability achieve sustainable development goals caught vicious cycle proposed provided soft loans stop high debt accumulation build resilience global_warming sea-level rise however us qualify soft loans international financial institutions donor governments must stop using per capita income criterion far pleas fallen deaf ears beyond climate
AUS 2016 115 115 geography affects us yet despite setbacks secure lasting peace notably syria past five years united nations system produced global arms trade treaty pivotal global agreement climate_change transformational set sustainable development goals global blueprint disaster-risk reduction successes add less high-profile hugely important work united nations field whether vaccinating children helping subsistence farmers climate
AUS 2016 975 975 actions home advocacy cooperation abroad course next decade beyond working together combat terrorism conflict prevent global health pandemics ensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around globe well-being planet successful must every one us act climate
AUS 2016 986 986 combat terrorism conflict prevent global health pandemics ensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around globe well-being planet successful must every one us act together build better world paris agreement last year shining example global climate
AUS 2016 1059 1059 ratifying paris agreement confident will meet ambitious target cutting per capita emissions per cent just will meet beat kyoto protocol commitments australia also increased profile climate_change overseas aid programme including million commitment green climate fund know climate_change amplifies many development challenges also know commitment action creates new opportunities innovation growth means climate
AUS 2016 1070 1070 emissions per cent just will meet beat kyoto protocol commitments australia also increased profile climate_change overseas aid programme including million commitment green climate fund know climate_change amplifies many development challenges also know commitment action creates new opportunities innovation growth means jobs combining reductions emissions strong economic growth rate per cent year climate
AUT 2016 637 637 context like express gratitude secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership two terms united nations moral leadership made possible achieve success inter alia agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change let assure present austria will remain committed supporting united nations goals member state host country one headquarters climate
BDI 2016 993 993 durable regime climate well legally binding instrument must make sure consolidate gains achieved epoch-making day december months burundi will join countries already ratified paris agreement climate_change october bujumbura prime minister royal highness louis rwagasore hero independence assassinated elements close colonial administration presided first last cabinet meeting january pierre ngendandumwe prime minister climate
BEL 2016 492 492 million women men either refugees displaced countries jordan lebanon turkey front lines hosts huge numbers refugees difficulties entails every continent involved know causes war poverty climate_change needless say peace development best responses can make must also ensure dignity every human special concern vulnerable women children political dialogue international negotiations tedious processes climate
BEL 2016 730 730 allow luxury diplomatic paralysis past years made lot progress reducing poverty improving access basic health care know well still much sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change given us proactive framework continue making progress strive unstintingly implement duty future generations create safer world respectful planet economic exchanges international trade contribute worldwide growth climate
BEL 2016 929 929 ki-moon commitment peace security intelligence creativity meant leaves behind solid legacy already high hopes successor will hope ensure proper implementation sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change politician concerns next election whereas statesman concerns future next generation let us strive meet expectations citizens fulfil universal values act statesmen climate
BEN 2016 67 67 year’s session entitled sustainable development goals universal push transform world appropriately responds current concerns world always managed mobilize organize facing difficult challenges global threats challenge climate_change led us put heads together take decision mobilize substantial resources today’s open world will suffer ever consequences poverty particular uncontrollable destabilizing migration movements nothing done climate
BEN 2016 121 121 become major threat humankind become urgent put place global programme eradicate mass poverty determination led us hold twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change rostrum call developed countries institutions finance development implement strong collective action view eradicating poverty dangerously sidelining majority african countries international community capacity recently demonstrated prevented climate
BEN 2016 222 222 stability well mature democracy elements give benin ability achieve sustainable development goals provided country receives adequate support like state country committed contributing actively implementation decisions climate_change adopted paris conference note benin already signed paris agreement ratification process ongoing conclude wish reiterate benin remains committed within international community transforming world view achieving climate
BFA 2016 486 486 mass displacement refugees migrants ever convinced refugees migrants longer seen threat rather opportunity just also host countries countries origin helping bring peoples nations closer together climate_change major concern us burkina faso therefore welcomes adoption paris agreement calls ratification stakeholders hope new environmental pact will result developed countries significantly reducing carbon_emission levels climate
BFA 2016 510 510 together climate_change major concern us burkina faso therefore welcomes adoption paris agreement calls ratification stakeholders hope new environmental pact will result developed countries significantly reducing carbon_emission levels making good financial pledges strengthen developing countries resilience face climate-related disasters conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh november will milestone regard climate
BFA 2016 529 529 will result developed countries significantly reducing carbon_emission levels making good financial pledges strengthen developing countries resilience face climate-related disasters conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh november will milestone regard similarly also welcomed third international conference financing development held addis ababa global humanitarian summit held may year istanbul enabled climate
BGD 2016 586 586 tripled foreign direct investment key development strategy focus addressing inequality social security decent work financial inclusion allocate per cent budget social-safety-net spending per cent gdp climate_change threatens many development gains landmark paris climate agreement recognizes importance adaptation loss damage climate justice bangladesh ratified agreement hope large carbon-emitting countries will ratify soon climate
BGR 2016 868 868 intercultural dialogue globally outstanding performance strong commitment principles purposes united nations fundamental achieving sustainable progress long-lasting results made history adoption agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change now time implementation us adapt national strategies deliver commitments president bulgaria proud among first sign historic paris agreement high-level ceremony secretariat new york country supports climate
BHR 2016 73 73 ban ki-moon two terms view achieving goals international organization establishing foundations peace security world share hope expressed statement beginning general debate see pv paris agreement climate_change will enter force end year also endorse proposal establishment high-level panel find practical solutions will improve decision-making mechanisms united nations support continued pursuit great achievements climate
BHS 2016 1037 1037 countries operate within milieu christian values tolerance respect sanctity individual rule law remain firm millions tourists visit region can attest fact end began de-risking issues climate_change many positive attributes appear much done ignore undermine success societies shining examples world says desires morally perplexing legally indefensible small armies deploy impose result force climate
BHS 2016 1091 1091 judge voice voice say today moral cry help moral demand rescue united nations level playing field appropriate forum make case whether issue banking financial services climate_change sustainable development financing development migration simply survival scripture tells us blessed poor spirit kingdom heaven also says whatever least therefore representative least use moral voice climate
BIH 2016 47 47 injustice inequality intolerance erodes foundations human society witnessing human suffering unprecedented scale suffering reaches far beyond national boundaries capacities deal poverty hunger disease natural disasters climate_change afflict millions fellow human beings many states societies trapped protracted conflicts cycles violence claiming countless victims facing worst forced displacement crisis since second world war climate
BIH 2016 326 326 requires us achieve transformation sake people also sake planet development must come expense habitat unless urgently take coordinated global action reverse existing patterns environmental degradation climate_change risk endangering desired future generations come fulfilling commitments sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 paris agreement climate_change critical protecting development outcomes adapting consequences natural disasters climate
BIH 2016 343 343 coordinated global action reverse existing patterns environmental degradation climate_change risk endangering desired future generations come fulfilling commitments sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 paris agreement climate_change critical protecting development outcomes adapting consequences natural disasters climate_change risk-informed development bosnia herzegovina already implementing climate_change adaptation low-emission development strategy aim becoming viable advanced green climate
BIH 2016 352 352 risk endangering desired future generations come fulfilling commitments sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 paris agreement climate_change critical protecting development outcomes adapting consequences natural disasters climate_change risk-informed development bosnia herzegovina already implementing climate_change adaptation low-emission development strategy aim becoming viable advanced green economy need stay alert agenda answer problems always room climate
BIH 2016 359 359 commitments sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 paris agreement climate_change critical protecting development outcomes adapting consequences natural disasters climate_change risk-informed development bosnia herzegovina already implementing climate_change adaptation low-emission development strategy aim becoming viable advanced green economy need stay alert agenda answer problems always room inequality injustice thrive approach acceptance implementation cohesive climate
BIH 2016 921 921 causes conflict can create necessary conditions lasting peace stability main causes modern conflicts discrimination exclusion failures governance impunity deep-rooted poverty lack opportunity aggravated growing effects climate_change increasingly interconnected world can longer keep impact faraway conflicts outside borders can ignore global consequences past failures came high human cost taught us better prevent climate
BIH 2016 1214 1214 acceded sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 addis ababa action plan transformative financing gender equality women’s empowerment agenda sustainable development agenda humanity historic paris agreement climate_change collectively committed betterment humankind renewed focus conflict prevention resolution strengthened efforts towards sustainable development equal opportunity promotion gender equality empowerment women girls peace security detached climate
BIH 2016 1332 1332 human rights promotion rule law core every action history will judge us difference make lives millions people suffering marginalization discrimination poverty malnutrition disease natural disasters climate_change must listen voices respond needs hopes aspirations must find will courage take urgent actions turn agendas agreed upon instruments true global change honouring pledge humankind climate
BLZ 2016 885 885 response request inconsiderable segment population government launched limited appeal judgment challenging expanded definition sex high court april belize among first countries sign ratify paris agreement climate_change also commend united states america china leadership well belize fully supports efforts auspices united nations design new international treaty conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity climate
BLZ 2016 987 987 international community welcome taiwan’s meaningful participation mechanisms meetings activities united nations specialized agencies including world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change setbacks global economy externalities resulting institutional policies public private safeguard financial security risks well adverse impacts climate_change conspired belize’s sustainable development trajectory today rebuilding country climate
BLZ 2016 1004 1004 international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change setbacks global economy externalities resulting institutional policies public private safeguard financial security risks well adverse impacts climate_change conspired belize’s sustainable development trajectory today rebuilding country aftermath hurricane earl less eight hours resulted loss per cent gross domestic product belize fully endorses views climate
BOL 2016 156 156 barbarism capitalism transforming paris agreement agreement lies blackmail capitalist countries built borders walls everywhere water land air one every people world either refugee someone displaced global_warming wars imperialist invasions occurred syria iraq libya countries hope world’s peoples can start building universal citizenship one great country people live harmony part common family climate
BRA 2016 752 752 balanced environmentally friendly live planet plan b must therefore take ambitious measures principle common differentiated responsibilities tomorrow will formally deposit brazil’s instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change world’s biodiverse country one world’s cleanest energy mixes brazil environmental powerhouse uncompromising commitment environment development also depends trade periods economic crisis protectionism often increases must climate
BRB 2016 374 374 based supporting barbados socially balanced economically viable environmentally sound characterized good governance four strategic pillars therefore pleased barbados already pursuing ideals enshrined agenda existential threat climate_change poses small island developing states like barbados well documented leading advocate coordinated action international level address sources consequences vulnerability prime minister barbados one leaders participated climate
BRB 2016 406 406 barbados well documented leading advocate coordinated action international level address sources consequences vulnerability prime minister barbados one leaders participated formal signing ceremony landmark paris agreement climate_change april deposited instrument ratification occasion look forward early entry force national level barbados developed national climate_change policy framework works seamlessly barbados sustainable development policy address climate
BRB 2016 422 422 one leaders participated formal signing ceremony landmark paris agreement climate_change april deposited instrument ratification occasion look forward early entry force national level barbados developed national climate_change policy framework works seamlessly barbados sustainable development policy address issues climate adaptation mitigation barbados exercises jurisdiction maritime space far exceeds limited land territory therefore recognize climate
BTN 2016 54 54 deserves special appreciation excellent manner steered work seventieth session meet time defined breakthrough agreements agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda financing development paris agreement climate_change stand testimonies collective resolve advance peace security human rights sustainable development agreements underscore commitment multilateralism serve reaffirmation faith purposes principles united nations together present historic climate
BTN 2016 311 311 gap men women likewise glaring inequalities within among nations persist despite substantial gains global economic output addressing employment challenge remains daunting complex task risk catastrophic climate_change longer abstract long-term threat climate_change real countries special situations least developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries lldcs small island developing states sids vulnerable experienced impact climate
BTN 2016 316 316 inequalities within among nations persist despite substantial gains global economic output addressing employment challenge remains daunting complex task risk catastrophic climate_change longer abstract long-term threat climate_change real countries special situations least developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries lldcs small island developing states sids vulnerable experienced impact climate_change devastating destabilizing can seen climate
BTN 2016 337 337 longer abstract long-term threat climate_change real countries special situations least developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries lldcs small island developing states sids vulnerable experienced impact climate_change devastating destabilizing can seen frequency intensity recent weather events july bhutan suffered extensive destruction damage property infrastructure caused unprecedented flash floods even deal long-standing challenges climate
BTN 2016 761 761 vital groups countries special situations namely ldcs lldcs sids look forward continued support development partners well-wishers bhutan’s commitment contributions conservation preservation environment protection biodiversity mitigation climate_change widely acknowledged commitment dates back two decades took deliberate decision shift forest policy away revenue generation towards environmental protection banning export raw timber despite limited climate
BTN 2016 820 820 maintaining minimum per cent land forest cover perpetuity today per cent land covered forest per cent total land area designated national protected areas committed remaining carbon_neutral reality carbon negative look forward ratifying paris agreement climate_change upon completion internal processes effective multilateralism requires effective united nations one fit purpose since founding united climate
BTN 2016 829 829 per cent land covered forest per cent total land area designated national protected areas committed remaining carbon_neutral reality carbon negative look forward ratifying paris agreement climate_change upon completion internal processes effective multilateralism requires effective united nations one fit purpose since founding united nations world undergone profound changes membership increased fourfold challenges climate
BWA 2016 418 418 achievements areas education health care infrastructure human-resource development well women youth empowerment achievements however make us complacent like many nations botswana already feeling adverse impact climate_change impact manifested decline agricultural production rising food insecurity increasing water stress projected worsen time threat must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required climate
BWA 2016 440 440 feeling adverse impact climate_change impact manifested decline agricultural production rising food insecurity increasing water stress projected worsen time threat must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming seventy-first session general assembly provides strategic opportunity injecting much needed-political momentum effective implementation agenda organ unanimously adopted exactly climate
BWA 2016 447 447 agricultural production rising food insecurity increasing water stress projected worsen time threat must underestimated urgent effective global action climate_change mitigation adaptation required avoid catastrophic consequences global_warming seventy-first session general assembly provides strategic opportunity injecting much needed-political momentum effective implementation agenda organ unanimously adopted exactly one year ago recent high-level event large climate
CAF 2016 1124 1124 studied order create national platform disaster risk management prevention management poor socioeconomic conditions low wages unemployment underemployment rural areas poverty lack resources often cause movements climate_change sustainable development urgent world adopt sound policies can generate growth take account problem climate_change growth must able reduce poverty protection environment effective management resources economic climate
CAF 2016 1138 1138 wages unemployment underemployment rural areas poverty lack resources often cause movements climate_change sustainable development urgent world adopt sound policies can generate growth take account problem climate_change growth must able reduce poverty protection environment effective management resources economic growth integrated green growth provide valuable opportunity african countries fair africa pay higher price climate
CAN 2016 282 282 us canada means re-engaging global affairs institutions like united nations serve interests world’s pretend deeply affected happens beyond borders earlier year helped negotiate paris agreement climate_change part commitment implementing agreement announced canada invest billion five years fund clean low-carbon growth developing countries order help promote peace security areas affected instability reaffirmed climate
CHE 2016 94 94 weakening states economies societies fosters radicalization can lead terrorism armed conflict bring corollary victims refugees displaced persons consequences affect us additional threats remain natural disasters climate_change impacts indeed antimicrobial resistance economic crises vicious cycle unemployment vulnerability social exclusion accompanies concern decision-makers around world face scale challenges strong united nations necessary ever climate
CHE 2016 255 255 vision taking shape states involved among cornerstones vision agenda sustainable development common framework development sustainable solutions provides basis renewed social contract leaders populations paris agreement climate_change seeks limit global_warming strong sign commitment states recent decision united states china ratify agreement important step towards ensuring success first world humanitarian summit held istanbul climate
CHE 2016 258 258 states involved among cornerstones vision agenda sustainable development common framework development sustainable solutions provides basis renewed social contract leaders populations paris agreement climate_change seeks limit global_warming strong sign commitment states recent decision united states china ratify agreement important step towards ensuring success first world humanitarian summit held istanbul helped develop solutions climate
CHL 2016 499 499 political mission working solidarity done brother countries haiti committed agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals similarly signed paris agreement ambitious robust agreement history multilateral negotiations climate_change together monaco france proposed ocean declaration stress need pay special attention way environmental degradation affects ocean waters signed countries protecting oceans vital common future today climate
CHN 2016 234 234 stall growth will stall held back development sustainable unbalanced unequal widens gap north south rich poor development sustainable expensive driven high consumption high pollution high carbon_emissions depletes resources strains environment development sustainable economic growth social progress well coordinated profound understanding implications sustainability make progress poverty reduction levels engage north-south south-south cooperation climate
CHN 2016 261 261 resources strains environment development sustainable economic growth social progress well coordinated profound understanding implications sustainability make progress poverty reduction levels engage north-south south-south cooperation adapt climate_change promote equal sharing green development can ensure development will hold ground sustainable sustainable development must inclusive interconnected currently sustainable development endeavour faced great challenges regional climate
CHN 2016 899 899 countries origin refugees can embark path enduring peace development prosperity countries need stay committed principles common differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities also need jointly tackle climate_change work paris agreement universally accepted take effect early date developed countries need play leading role deliver emissions-reduction pledges help developing countries improve capacity mitigate adapt climate
CHN 2016 925 925 work paris agreement universally accepted take effect early date developed countries need play leading role deliver emissions-reduction pledges help developing countries improve capacity mitigate adapt climate_change since china adopted reform opening-up policy chinese economy maintained rapid growth becoming world’s second-largest economy china’s gross domestic product reached trillion recent years despite greater climate
CIV 2016 119 119 give opportunities means vulnerable populations must therefore build productive economies wish implement sdg road map true aspirations sustainable development must also mindful environment determination combat global_warming paved way paris must implement paris agreement climate_change honour commitments country’s implementation paris agreement way agreement deemed accordance constitution government will deposit instruments ratification end climate
CIV 2016 127 127 productive economies wish implement sdg road map true aspirations sustainable development must also mindful environment determination combat global_warming paved way paris must implement paris agreement climate_change honour commitments country’s implementation paris agreement way agreement deemed accordance constitution government will deposit instruments ratification end year national development programme 2016-2020 côte d’ivoire perspectives climate
CMR 2016 138 138 nations conference sustainable development held rio de janeiro resolution annex also refer sustainable development goals sdgs new agenda sustainable development finally must mention paris agreement climate_change prepared twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change context country welcomes president’s decision place term banner implementation agenda sustainable development therefore welcome convening climate
CMR 2016 148 148 also refer sustainable development goals sdgs new agenda sustainable development finally must mention paris agreement climate_change prepared twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change context country welcomes president’s decision place term banner implementation agenda sustainable development therefore welcome convening debate sustainable development goals nine months adoption entry force sdgs climate
COD 2016 146 146 efforts achieve millennium development goals democratic republic congo chose integrate sdgs national strategic development plan based long-term view strategic framework ensure policies actions align issues climate_change well priorities african union’s agenda committed us process aimed raising democratic republic congo middle-income-country category emerging-country category developed-country category implementation plan will take form five-year climate
COD 2016 945 945 become innocent victims terrorist violence reiterate support united nations global counter-terrorism strategy well firm condemnation scourge terrorism forms manifestations planet confronting unprecedented environmental challenge form climate_change direct negative impact quality lives mortgages future humankind actively participated negotiations conclusion paris agreement climate_change democratic republic congo intervention head state signed agreement april new climate
COD 2016 960 960 scourge terrorism forms manifestations planet confronting unprecedented environmental challenge form climate_change direct negative impact quality lives mortgages future humankind actively participated negotiations conclusion paris agreement climate_change democratic republic congo intervention head state signed agreement april new york now finalizing ratification process completed end year democratic republic congo welcomes another major advancement climate
COD 2016 1125 1125 security council strengthening mandate general assembly stressed need international solidarity ongoing consultations order better organize common response fight terrorism also recalled huge importance paris agreement climate_change welcomed adoption new york declaration provides us strategy managing large-scale displacements refugees migrants noting need tackle root causes evils will conclude remarks reiterating faith multilateralism climate
COL 2016 519 519 better used education health security citizens colombia opens arms world welcomes investment trade tourism sustainable development goals already adopted law country first country paris agreement climate_change now congress enacted law peace will undoubtedly allow us achieve transformative commitments greater ease effectiveness today behalf almost million colombians express deepest gratitude international community climate
COM 2016 165 165 let also hail efforts secretary-general ban ki-moon shown great talent throughout term nears time relinquish duties wish join unanimous tributes commitment promoting peace development fighting climate_change people government comoros deeply grateful interest always shown development union comoros particular special attention paid recent electoral process ensuring smooth running final results unanimously accepted climate
COM 2016 337 337 adopted last year improve lives population protect planet future generations enables us optimistically perceive future can reduce poverty improve health education build sustainable habitat fight climate_change protect oceans forests however issue refugees migrants focus debate since start current session requires urgent action well aware migrant men women put lives risk perilously climate
COM 2016 832 832 growth particular africa provide decent job prospects young people improve services develop agriculture reduce inequalities deriving income gender living environments can deal successfully emerging problem climate_change want end optimistic note getting back theme sustainable development goals want pay tribute excellency mr françois hollande president french republic congratulate success twenty-first session conference climate
COM 2016 863 863 back theme sustainable development goals want pay tribute excellency mr françois hollande president french republic congratulate success twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change commitment capacity mobilization enabled eventual adoption united nations framework convention climate_change country signed agreement will submit ratification parliament session october occasion wish every success majesty climate
COM 2016 874 874 hollande president french republic congratulate success twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change commitment capacity mobilization enabled eventual adoption united nations framework convention climate_change country signed agreement will submit ratification parliament session october occasion wish every success majesty king mohammed vi whose beautiful country morocco will host marrakesh twenty- climate
CPV 2016 153 153 dedication building better world particular contribution successfully organizing holding third international conference small island developing states held samoa bringing adoption agenda sutainable development paris agreement climate_change regard paris agreement cabo verde pleased number states ratified since april small island state cabo verde bases foreign policy principles enshrined charter united nations certain climate
CPV 2016 530 530 rights civil society indispensable promoting rights inherent human beings highlighted high-level thematic debate human rights last july theme human rights centre global agenda challenges associated climate_change terrorism violent extremism conflicts humanitarian crises require coordinated actions levels also continuous fostering good governance rule law massive violations rights denial civil political social cultural climate
CPV 2016 776 776 participation international trade furthermore will need develop capacity implement follow system monitor national regional policies united nations system must aware devastating consequences natural disasters resulting climate_change significant impact poorest vulnerable countries remind us urgency implementing paris agreement climate_change importance implementing recommendations sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 developing low-carbon economy creating climate
CPV 2016 788 788 national regional policies united nations system must aware devastating consequences natural disasters resulting climate_change significant impact poorest vulnerable countries remind us urgency implementing paris agreement climate_change importance implementing recommendations sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 developing low-carbon economy creating resiliency capacity adapt longer just option many become essential requirements build sustainable climate
CPV 2016 822 822 2015-2030 developing low-carbon economy creating resiliency capacity adapt longer just option many become essential requirements build sustainable economy particularly island archipelago countries whose survival threatened climate_change despite challenges inherent implementation agenda ambitious nature offers unique opportunity promote international solidarity cooperation unprecedented level history humankind therefore backdrop united nations system will called climate
CRI 2016 75 75 reiterates urgency providing assistance need ensure protection respect human rights people forced leave homes search safe havens families result armed conflict violence natural disasters effects climate_change threaten access basic means survival failing fulfil commitment leave one behind mass media international community paid little attention tragedy thousands migrants travelling latin america south climate
CRI 2016 270 270 document situation ground see deal violations human rights smuggled migrants communities welcomed migrants shown profound solidarity need complex situation concerning wave migrants will exacerbated effects climate_change floods droughts rise sea level will force people pick move within country abroad challenges call us virtuously manage entire ecosystem human mobility dialogue processes actors climate
CRI 2016 1047 1047 sustainable development allow us survive species fills us immense pride paris agreement negotiations led costa rican woman christiana figueres executive secretary united nations framework convention climate_change early july woman immense diplomatic capabilities showed us work together commitment focus common good can restore hope work towards better world paris agreement must enter climate
CRI 2016 1099 1099 immediately obligation increase ambitions time costa rica made every effort complete domestic approval process will soon join list countries ratified therefore aspire become laboratory deep decarbonization world economy green hub management innovation transfer knowledge early action built upon existing achievements planned nationally determined contribution will work achieve national aspiration steer economy climate
CRI 2016 1126 1126 economy green hub management innovation transfer knowledge early action built upon existing achievements planned nationally determined contribution will work achieve national aspiration steer economy towards carbon_neutrality part parcel pre- voluntary actions strengthened long-term commitment deep decarbonization economy compensatory effects forests accompanied emissions reductions critical sectors transport livestock waste set absolute emissions climate
CRI 2016 1136 1136 upon existing achievements planned nationally determined contribution will work achieve national aspiration steer economy towards carbon_neutrality part parcel pre- voluntary actions strengthened long-term commitment deep decarbonization economy compensatory effects forests accompanied emissions reductions critical sectors transport livestock waste set absolute emissions limit equivalent per cent reduction emissions compared aspirations also include climate
CUB 2016 217 217 nature inefficiency unsustainability current international order without single response based respect human rights dignity persons aiming resolving root causes problems year also one worst terms climate_change mounting global temperatures melting polar ice caps rise sea levels increase greenhouse-gas emissions circumstances reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean deeply affected climate_change climate
CUB 2016 229 229 rights dignity persons aiming resolving root causes problems year also one worst terms climate_change mounting global temperatures melting polar ice caps rise sea levels increase greenhouse-gas emissions circumstances reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean deeply affected climate_change demand fair special differential treatment expect see progress fulfilment industrialized countries obligations climate
CUB 2016 242 242 climate_change mounting global temperatures melting polar ice caps rise sea levels increase greenhouse-gas emissions circumstances reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean deeply affected climate_change demand fair special differential treatment expect see progress fulfilment industrialized countries obligations entered ambiguous paris agreement climate_change tangible data financing transfers technology developing countries can climate
CUB 2016 259 259 small island developing states especially caribbean deeply affected climate_change demand fair special differential treatment expect see progress fulfilment industrialized countries obligations entered ambiguous paris agreement climate_change tangible data financing transfers technology developing countries can justify hopes survival human species however capitalism will never historically environmentally sustainable peace development raison d’être united climate
CYP 2016 394 394 hard work accomplishments particular wish commend instrumental role getting agenda sustainable development adopted work recent agreement comprehensive refugee response framework course bringing united nations conference climate_change successful conclusion paris agreement agreement cyprus committed ratifying end year moreover wish thank secretary-general active role achieving peaceful comprehensive settlement long- standing international issues including climate
DEU 2016 77 77 turn back nineteenth century return era fragile purpose-oriented power alliances power struggles among nation states move forward work together master challenges twenty-first century whether migration climate_change terrorism light dramatic meetings syria week like add can also choose whether put faith power diplomacy shrug shoulders resignation many conflicts around us syria libya climate
DEU 2016 344 344 discrimination will also put global justice agenda group assume chairmanship wish express thanks secretary-general ban ki-moon initiated agenda also like thank commitment historic paris agreement climate_change german parliament ratified earlier week united nations demonstrate solely cooperation can move forward towards justice sustainability towards peace security charter united nations international law provide climate
DMA 2016 31 31 collectively take global action transform world manner bring sustainable equitable development adoption sustainable development goals sdgs set stage increasing international discourse action fight inequality combat climate_change empower citizens protect vulnerable improve lives billions people across globe today dominica like small island developing states sids remains motivated committed achieving sdgs country realization climate
DMA 2016 99 99 must national level countries must deliver commitments accordance respective means effort will require structured effective partnerships additionally focus minds sdgs must also sharpen focus impact climate_change continues development sids past years witnessed dramatic reduction agricultural production also experiencing severe prolonged droughts often followed sudden high volumes rainfall result massive soil erosion climate
DMA 2016 157 157 erosion destruction coral reefs vital tourism product character islands risks untold damage prized tourism assets consequently economic impact sids dire urgent wide-ranging action needed fight climate_change ensure survival end look forward building momentum paris agreement climate_change move twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh later year many climate
DMA 2016 167 167 untold damage prized tourism assets consequently economic impact sids dire urgent wide-ranging action needed fight climate_change ensure survival end look forward building momentum paris agreement climate_change move twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh later year many will recall little year ago commonwealth dominica painfully reminded devastating climate
DMA 2016 177 177 urgent wide-ranging action needed fight climate_change ensure survival end look forward building momentum paris agreement climate_change move twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh later year many will recall little year ago commonwealth dominica painfully reminded devastating impact climate_change less hours tropical storm erika took lives dominicans climate
DMA 2016 194 194 twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakesh later year many will recall little year ago commonwealth dominica painfully reminded devastating impact climate_change less hours tropical storm erika took lives dominicans wreaked havoc country’s physical social infrastructure single climatic event caused damage estimated ec billion million accounted per climate
DMA 2016 277 277 partners therefore take opportunity thank publicly invaluable contribution rebuilding efforts can say dominica’s experience tropical storm erika common lives sids continue suffer disproportionate burden impact climate_change also severely undermines efforts sustainable development also troubling slow-onset events extreme_weather events brought result climate_change expected become frequent destructive means us real terms limited resources climate
DMA 2016 288 288 say dominica’s experience tropical storm erika common lives sids continue suffer disproportionate burden impact climate_change also severely undermines efforts sustainable development also troubling slow-onset events extreme_weather events brought result climate_change expected become frequent destructive means us real terms limited resources targeted transformative sustainable development necessity continuously shifted post- disaster rehabilitation dominica climate
DMA 2016 292 292 storm erika common lives sids continue suffer disproportionate burden impact climate_change also severely undermines efforts sustainable development also troubling slow-onset events extreme_weather events brought result climate_change expected become frequent destructive means us real terms limited resources targeted transformative sustainable development necessity continuously shifted post- disaster rehabilitation dominica continues call collaboration establishment climate
DMA 2016 379 379 recovery good starting points regrettably face enormous challenge funding levels remain vastly insufficient encouraged capitalization special natural disaster risk fund come parties annex framework convention climate_change major emitters including voluntary contributors believe facility enable sids access secure funds predictable timely manner rebuild robust infrastructure effective technical assistance physical development planning also climate
DMA 2016 477 477 ensure government immediate access financial resources event natural disaster fund also used finance climate-resilient projects programmes capitalization fund will come government revenue returns government’s investments renewable_energy projects already implemented grants concessionary financing green climate fund two projects already identified geothermal energy project national waste-to- energy project today’s interconnectedness global markets make climate
DMA 2016 779 779 stood steadfastly us commitment improve lives people assistance developing sustainable agriculture tourism energy especially geothermal energy development set platform sustainable social economic development time combating climate_change strongly believe however effective strategy realize sdgs will require overhaul manner official development assistance oda executed oda must informed realities recipient countries predictable accessible timely climate
DMA 2016 1139 1139 countries organizations formally informally assist members one partnership exists government austria united nations industrial development organization sids sustainable energy climate resilience initiative create caribbean centre renewable_energy energy efficiency centre will serve hub coordinating caribbean-wide renewable_energy energy efficiency programmes expect play major role implementation caricom energy policies given paramount importance future prosperity climate
DMA 2016 1148 1148 government austria united nations industrial development organization sids sustainable energy climate resilience initiative create caribbean centre renewable_energy energy efficiency centre will serve hub coordinating caribbean-wide renewable_energy energy efficiency programmes expect play major role implementation caricom energy policies given paramount importance future prosperity sustainable development sids like briefly highlight sdg refers protection climate
DMA 2016 1335 1335 member states join work collectively save planet future generations collectively ability solve difficult challenges time unprecedented pace human advancement twenty-first century demonstrated capacity ingenuity combat climate_change develop means production consumption sustain humankind time protecting planet efforts save planet improve lives billions people throughout world people suffer hunger starvation continue marginalized will climate
DNK 2016 86 86 common goals adopted fall challenges facing united nations today may seem daunting recent record give cause optimism adoption agenda sustainable development successful conclusion paris agreement climate_change well first-ever world humanitarian summit demonstrated ability come together address today’s global challenges however task now turn shared agenda real change will benefit people around climate
DNK 2016 470 470 four decades denmark meeting target providing per cent gross national income official development assistance strongly urge many countries meet goal pre-eminent challenge path sustainable development climate_change must take challenge turning commitments set forth paris agreement climate_change action bring immense positive change planet people present hall can count denmark forefront endeavour terms climate
DNK 2016 480 480 income official development assistance strongly urge many countries meet goal pre-eminent challenge path sustainable development climate_change must take challenge turning commitments set forth paris agreement climate_change action bring immense positive change planet people present hall can count denmark forefront endeavour terms follow-up home internationally danish government will put forward motion ratification climate
DNK 2016 1028 1028 mr ban ki-moon denmark salutes progressive leadership determination secretary-general displayed difficult challenging period history united nations tirelessly led way finding viable solutions global challenges particular climate_change journey led us bali copenhagen finally paris resulted last december ambitious global agreement fight climate_change denmark reiterates appreciation progressive leadership determination secretary-general ban ki-moon utmost climate
DNK 2016 1043 1043 nations tirelessly led way finding viable solutions global challenges particular climate_change journey led us bali copenhagen finally paris resulted last december ambitious global agreement fight climate_change denmark reiterates appreciation progressive leadership determination secretary-general ban ki-moon utmost importance new secretary- general show determination predecessor forcefully addressing challenges posed millions displaced persons refugees climate
ECU 2016 816 816 corporations human rights grateful trust ecuador expressed states appointing us chair open-ended intergovernmental working group draft treaty twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change took place paris country proposed creation international environmental justice court punish violations rights nature establish obligations terms ecological debt consumption environmental goods live world courts climate
EGY 2016 204 204 platform address issue accordingly egypt among first states present voluntary review development plans last july last year reached agreement based principles united nations framework convention climate_change coordinator committee african heads state government climate_change reaffirm africa’s commitment confronting climate_change within limits capabilities aspiration put practice implementation mechanisms agreement transfer technology sustainable financing climate
EGY 2016 211 211 states present voluntary review development plans last july last year reached agreement based principles united nations framework convention climate_change coordinator committee african heads state government climate_change reaffirm africa’s commitment confronting climate_change within limits capabilities aspiration put practice implementation mechanisms agreement transfer technology sustainable financing egypt established track renewable_energy initiative presented context climate
EGY 2016 216 216 plans last july last year reached agreement based principles united nations framework convention climate_change coordinator committee african heads state government climate_change reaffirm africa’s commitment confronting climate_change within limits capabilities aspiration put practice implementation mechanisms agreement transfer technology sustainable financing egypt established track renewable_energy initiative presented context leadership committee african heads state climate
EGY 2016 233 233 heads state government climate_change reaffirm africa’s commitment confronting climate_change within limits capabilities aspiration put practice implementation mechanisms agreement transfer technology sustainable financing egypt established track renewable_energy initiative presented context leadership committee african heads state government climate_change implementation relevant african union resolutions egypt wishes highlight importance initiative providing support africa efforts address climate
EGY 2016 243 243 limits capabilities aspiration put practice implementation mechanisms agreement transfer technology sustainable financing egypt established track renewable_energy initiative presented context leadership committee african heads state government climate_change implementation relevant african union resolutions egypt wishes highlight importance initiative providing support africa efforts address climate_change must take consideration equity right development well adherence principles climate
EGY 2016 259 259 initiative presented context leadership committee african heads state government climate_change implementation relevant african union resolutions egypt wishes highlight importance initiative providing support africa efforts address climate_change must take consideration equity right development well adherence principles international law important refraining harm enhancing cooperation participation different countries prospective projects accordance rules govern international climate
EGY 2016 452 452 forward implementing ambitious plan economic reform takes consideration social dimensions requisites decent livelihood egyptian people egypt also implementing major national projects aim expanding road network renewable_energy production well increasing agricultural land middle east continues suffer bloody conflicts egypt managed preserve stability highly unstable region thanks solidity institutions people’s awareness great cultural climate
ESP 2016 168 168 fosters shared prosperity provides employment opportunities young people general suffered impact crisis recent years one left behind fail order advance cause concerns us combating effects climate_change critical pleased underline nearly year ago paris able reach crucial agreement matter compliance unavoidable priority us one will called account present future generations upcoming twenty-second climate
ESP 2016 201 201 able reach crucial agreement matter compliance unavoidable priority us one will called account present future generations upcoming twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held morocco will offer excellent opportunity strengthen commitment finally charter today serves beacon colombia spanish people welcome peace agreement reached beloved country strong support government climate
EST 2016 14 14 address general assembly today tenth last time first time spoke see pv addressed climate_change conflict refugees apparently first general assembly cyberattacks continuation policy means issues therefore largely urgency sense ratcheted certainly world stable economic migration crises current conflicts wider climate
ETH 2016 160 160 recognize small encouraging steps taken towards implementation decisions many domains part instance integrated sustainable development goals national development plans also embarked implementing ratification paris agreement climate_change also major priority will expedite process soon parliament opens session end month say world currently confronting unprecedented challenges understatement without doubt enormous implications implementation ambitious climate
EU 2016 459 459 largest donor development humanitarian aid will change sustainable development goals can drive reform international system offering opportunity address many problems one process insecurity poverty underdevelopment climate_change uncontrolled migration ultimately seek system ensures everybody gets fair share benefits globalization lastly like say word fight climate_change eu fully committed europe comprehensive climate-change policy climate
EU 2016 477 477 many problems one process insecurity poverty underdevelopment climate_change uncontrolled migration ultimately seek system ensures everybody gets fair share benefits globalization lastly like say word fight climate_change eu fully committed europe comprehensive climate-change policy place years right now developing laws will allow us reach ambitious target ratification paris accord will completed soon climate
FIN 2016 41 41 important responsibilities will last general assembly current secretary-general capacity thank untiring efforts advance common good humankind time office instrumental setting ambitious agenda sustainable development tackling climate_change achievements will make difference generations come pleasure hosting secretary-general last december finland marked sixtieth anniversary member united nations opportunity remind united nations stands united nations climate
FIN 2016 470 470 implemented effectively ratified many member states whose contributions needed urge members join without delay adoption agenda sustainable development year ago milestone conclusion paris agreement combat climate_change true test however will implementation instruments finland carried inclusive way focusing establishing partnerships among government private sector universities civil society finnish citizens encouraged get involved climate
FIN 2016 522 522 committed reducing carbon footprint half decade signing global citizens climate pledge initiative initiative made global couple weeks ago event hosted secretariat united nations framework convention climate_change similar mechanism exists inclusive participation support agenda gender equality political economic social empowerment girls women key drivers sustainable development combating climate_change country gender equality vital climate
FIN 2016 543 543 united nations framework convention climate_change similar mechanism exists inclusive participation support agenda gender equality political economic social empowerment girls women key drivers sustainable development combating climate_change country gender equality vital rise poverty prosperity welcome efforts raise issue heforshe movement initiated united nations entity gender equality empowerment women personally involved important work climate
FJI 2016 114 114 oath office last week seventy- first session must integrity’s sake year witness wheels turning collectively pledged mobilize global community end forms poverty fight inequality tackle climate_change pledged will leave one behind wherever live planet promise billion people across world whose interests represent promise must kept universal push transform world theme session climate
FJI 2016 206 206 support world must act quickly decisively reverse environmental degradation oceans seas reckless irresponsible use precious resources small island developing state fiji pressing need address challenges climate_change deal extreme_weather events rising seas pose threat way life small island developing states vulnerable parts world many millions people maritime coastal communities world looking us climate
FJI 2016 208 208 must act quickly decisively reverse environmental degradation oceans seas reckless irresponsible use precious resources small island developing state fiji pressing need address challenges climate_change deal extreme_weather events rising seas pose threat way life small island developing states vulnerable parts world many millions people maritime coastal communities world looking us decisive action climate
FJI 2016 256 256 us decisive action address growing crisis population pollution overfishing loss marine habitats.we must fail fiji also comes seventy-first session plea nations yet ratify paris agreement climate_change proud first nation world ratify agreement launch ratification instruments also come message paris must merely first step alarmed scientific predictions c cap global_warming pre-industrial levels climate
FJI 2016 279 279 paris agreement climate_change proud first nation world ratify agreement launch ratification instruments also come message paris must merely first step alarmed scientific predictions c cap global_warming pre-industrial levels agreed paris enough save us seven months ago fijian people given terrifying glimpse future experts say awaits us struck biggest tropical cyclone ever climate
FJI 2016 337 337 winds kilometres hour killed people left many thousands homeless mercifully spared main tourism areas principal source income wider community wider economy remained intact awaits us global_warming triggers weather events frequent extreme god help us common small island developing states face nightmare scenario single event scoring direct hit wipe economy set us climate
FJI 2016 402 402 enough need world go one better embrace c cap members pacific islands development forum called suva declaration sustainable human development pacific also need deeper cuts carbon_emissions decisive global action currently witnessing first step appeal member states ratify paris agreement turn away termed coalition selfish countries see vulnerable nations battered submerged rather climate
FJI 2016 1117 1117 size whether continuing commitment united nations peacekeeping sending men women uniform protect ordinary people troubled parts world lead role drawing global attention urgent need action climate_change certainly proud moment leader small nation stand nations world sir behind president general assembly congratulations appointment thank bringing honour nation every fijian indeed entire community climate
FRA 2016 54 54 signed paris december agreement historic conference held time paris capital france struck terrorist attacks agreement historic first time assembled international community agreed make commitment reducing global_warming mobilizing financing allowing vulnerable countries make energy transition yet standing assembly let state despite momentous nature agreement time lose past two years hottest known humankind climate
FRA 2016 104 104 humankind since records began admittedly april right secretary-general ban ki-moon agreement signed countries everyone knows will come force ratified per cent countries representing per cent greenhouse-gas emissions united states china announced decision ratify important nothing possible without participation commitment two countries largest emitters carbon_dioxide france will notify united nations tomorrow completed climate
FRA 2016 122 122 ratified per cent countries representing per cent greenhouse-gas emissions united states china announced decision ratify important nothing possible without participation commitment two countries largest emitters carbon_dioxide france will notify united nations tomorrow completed ratification procedure appeal members speed ratification procedures goal met end year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework climate
FRA 2016 149 149 will notify united nations tomorrow completed ratification procedure appeal members speed ratification procedures goal met end year twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-21 conference decisions twenty-second session held marrakech conference solutions question implementing international solar alliance fighting desertification protecting seas also setting carbon price however appeal want climate
FRA 2016 188 188 alliance fighting desertification protecting seas also setting carbon price however appeal want issue assembly following climate agreement appeal africa africa continent full promise development hindered climate_change migration conflict war terrorism continent bright future however may also one cause growing insecurity insecurity targets first foremost africans behalf france proposing agenda africa plan climate
FRA 2016 259 259 per cent world population stake enabling africans benefit immense potential development issue reducing population displacements migration leads destabilization countries origin destination paris conference launched african renewable_energy initiative ten donors want thank pledged donate billion france assumed per cent amount billion europe decided external investment plan reach still view providing africans access climate
FRA 2016 396 396 nigeria chad benin cameroon expand efforts along united nations african union let us clear security africans come africans want avoid external intrusion interference appeal development renewable_energy also call security africans equipping armies giving means respond african nations organize development free sovereign manner last call wish make perhaps saddest syria syrian tragedy climate
FRA 2016 842 842 fixed law thought maintain collective security principle united nations face dangers france turns united nations united nations shown effectiveness adoption agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change many thought impossible united nations peacekeeping operations never numerous now however want act eradicate terrorism will need make decisions merely talk solidarity friendly country attacked climate
FRA 2016 1054 1054 decisions countries different sizes different levels development different sensitivities beliefs one goal one demand world rise challenges facing planet want appeal call implementation paris agreement climate_change ensuring africa africans electricity better development peace syria urgently needed believe united nations france sending universal message climate
FSM 2016 74 74 pv years service secretary-general ban ki-moon deserves great praise effective leadership championed many issues important small island developing states including generating political momentum needed address climate_change push catalyse initial capitalization green climate fund sadly funds generously contributed slow flowing needy states thereby contributing painful delays implementation mitigation adaptation projects federated states climate
FSM 2016 163 163 nations important security council remained agenda now quarter century evokes characteristics era needs forgetting twenty- five years ago small island developing states cried action human-induced climate_change stressing literally faced extinction nations oceanic cultures owing surging sea levels related consequences must concede voices entirely unheard stand today last many nations united confront climate
FSM 2016 200 200 related consequences must concede voices entirely unheard stand today last many nations united confront dark glaring reality however even relatively short span years relentless advance climate_change outpaced efforts deal today countries must consider vulnerable small island developing states dealing already clear present danger adverse impact climate_change years country’s membership union hope climate
FSM 2016 220 220 short span years relentless advance climate_change outpaced efforts deal today countries must consider vulnerable small island developing states dealing already clear present danger adverse impact climate_change years country’s membership union hope observed refer glacial progress fact glaciers now melting nevertheless along everyone hall must remain committed great mandates boldly assigned eradication climate
FSM 2016 644 644 summit calling special representative united nations system dedicated issue climate security momentum appears side hope secretary-general still us will appoint special representative adding legacy champion climate_change selection new secretary-general involve whole membership help ensure new head organization political support members responsive responsible effective behalf just select elite nations sustainable development work climate
FSM 2016 698 698 three pillars peace security development human rights first year implementation international community adopted number milestone agreements disaster-risk reduction financing development agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change high-level political forum exercise held july learned integrating sustainable development goals sdgs national plans will daunting one-size-fits-all approach will work presenting true picture national circumstances climate
FSM 2016 855 855 fisheries speaking cultural preservation like thank unesco recent designation ancient ruins nan madol unesco world heritage site feat construction truly matches surpasses wonders egyptian pyramids climate_change united nations remains last best hope galvanizing necessary political will commitment advancing global agenda climate_change rostrum elsewhere leaders small island developing states like many others climate
FSM 2016 870 870 heritage site feat construction truly matches surpasses wonders egyptian pyramids climate_change united nations remains last best hope galvanizing necessary political will commitment advancing global agenda climate_change rostrum elsewhere leaders small island developing states like many others called upon states members organization especially world leaders step take charge calling urgently needed mitigation climate
FSM 2016 967 967 described federated states micronesia’s long-standing efforts amend protocol phase hydrofluorocarbon hfc use thanked new supporters noted proposals finally bearing fruit see pv hfcs fastest- growing greenhouse gases world also extremely potent producing warming effects hundreds thousands times greater carbon_dioxide per ton phasing hfcs will help prevent warming emissions equivalent almost billion climate
FSM 2016 980 980 new supporters noted proposals finally bearing fruit see pv hfcs fastest- growing greenhouse gases world also extremely potent producing warming effects hundreds thousands times greater carbon_dioxide per ton phasing hfcs will help prevent warming emissions equivalent almost billion tons carbon_dioxide thanks many countries supported phase-out proposal set forth montreal protocol crusade climate
FSM 2016 994 994 world also extremely potent producing warming effects hundreds thousands times greater carbon_dioxide per ton phasing hfcs will help prevent warming emissions equivalent almost billion tons carbon_dioxide thanks many countries supported phase-out proposal set forth montreal protocol crusade gained new momentum like others welcome progress diplomatic relations united states cuba country established climate
FSM 2016 1121 1121 state government convened forty-seventh annual meeting forum micronesia meeting french polynesia new caledonia seated full members forum federated states micronesia became member small island states climate_change oceans health human rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels climate
FSM 2016 1130 1130 french polynesia new caledonia seated full members forum federated states micronesia became member small island states climate_change oceans health human rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels existential matter many forum members must addressed paramount urgency climate
FSM 2016 1141 1141 became member small island states climate_change oceans health human rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels existential matter many forum members must addressed paramount urgency forum also observed paris agreement must brought force end soon possible climate
GAB 2016 360 360 rapprochement united states cuba hope thawing relations two countries will lead lifting economic embargo also mention twenty-first session conference parties cop united nations framework convention climate_change paris entire world pleased see signing paris agreement climate_change december thanks clear determination countries took part important meeting success commensurate expectations gabon strongly committed countering climate
GAB 2016 369 369 will lead lifting economic embargo also mention twenty-first session conference parties cop united nations framework convention climate_change paris entire world pleased see signing paris agreement climate_change december thanks clear determination countries took part important meeting success commensurate expectations gabon strongly committed countering global_warming made contribution paris agreement historic turning point quest climate
GAB 2016 386 386 paris entire world pleased see signing paris agreement climate_change december thanks clear determination countries took part important meeting success commensurate expectations gabon strongly committed countering global_warming made contribution paris agreement historic turning point quest sustainable caring world overstatement say great step forward humankind must now show determination implementing reaching note great climate
GAB 2016 438 438 number countries ratified agreement growing welcome remarkable momentum building international community like believe agreement will enter force now twenty-second session conference parties cop framework convention climate_change far gabon concerned already begun process ratification will utmost deposit instrument ratification soon possible difficult today speak results cop without mentioning challenges facing twenty-second session climate
GAB 2016 764 764 address growing gap poor rich anticipate avert consequences environment future generations poorly controlled uncontrolled growth think everyone will agree fulfil commitments respect sustainable development tackling climate_change need peaceful society reason country approves initiative will ensure peace security within borders subregion central africa throughout entire world concept peace constant always characterized experience climate
GAB 2016 1106 1106 world thank everything done ten years spent helm secretariat behalf gabon delegation welcomes reforms brought organization will undoubtedly lasting impact world thanks leadership issues important climate_change migration flows humanitarian assistance questions peace security reform security council climate
GBR 2016 54 54 cooperate community nations deliver security across globe threats face together today familiar founding leaders war political instability abuses human rights poverty others new global terrorism climate_change unprecedented mass movements people gather today know challenges respect borders individual nations working together shall overcome new prime minister united kingdom pledge united nations simple climate
GBR 2016 197 197 south sudan will continue stand rules-based international system international law join leaders condemning outrageous bombing aid convoy syria yesterday will continue play part international effort climate_change demonstration commitment paris agreement climate_change united kingdom will start domestic procedures enable ratification paris agreement complete end year will continue strengthen existing partnerships united nations climate
GBR 2016 202 202 rules-based international system international law join leaders condemning outrageous bombing aid convoy syria yesterday will continue play part international effort climate_change demonstration commitment paris agreement climate_change united kingdom will start domestic procedures enable ratification paris agreement complete end year will continue strengthen existing partnerships united nations commonwealth nato seeking resolve conflict climate
GHA 2016 1610 1610 goals targets underscore underlying values united nations enshrined charter provide renewed impetus activities sustaining peace preserving planet ensuring socioeconomic justice safeguarding dignity mankind paris agreement climate_change sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015- addis ababa action agenda financing development sustainable development goals represent four important mutually reinforcing landmark agreements open new chapter climate
GHA 2016 1653 1653 important mutually reinforcing landmark agreements open new chapter global development towards ensuring prosperity people preserving planet impressed level commitment united states china two major emitters greenhouse gases shown agreeing ratify paris agreement climate_change hope will catalyst brings agreement force state generation unequivocally committed bequeathing better world future generations must fail leaders climate
GHA 2016 1660 1660 chapter global development towards ensuring prosperity people preserving planet impressed level commitment united states china two major emitters greenhouse gases shown agreeing ratify paris agreement climate_change hope will catalyst brings agreement force state generation unequivocally committed bequeathing better world future generations must fail leaders also responsible moving beyond setting norms delivering climate
GIN 2016 123 123 today inspire great optimism gap rich poor continues grow number massive population displacements also rise various crises conflicts emerge sometimes persist making planet ever vulnerable climate_change developments alarming require global integrated cohesive concerted approach links words actions tot launch collective effort consisting vigorous sustained actions aimed achieving sustainable prosperity humankind regard climate
GIN 2016 349 349 african union countries decided work support international community robust plan accelerate electrification continent renewable energies can move per cent access energy years fund devoted financing renewable_energy africa put place collect contributions africa within framework paris agreement climate_change spokesman africa renewable energies like call international community particularly financial institutions work continent implementing climate
GIN 2016 360 360 electrification continent renewable energies can move per cent access energy years fund devoted financing renewable_energy africa put place collect contributions africa within framework paris agreement climate_change spokesman africa renewable energies like call international community particularly financial institutions work continent implementing objectives can build strong african continent respectful commitments environment sustainable development climate
GIN 2016 917 917 tribute expressing sincere gratitude secretary-general ban ki-moon leadership immense contribution world aspiring build thank tireless efforts dedication particularly regard adoption agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change agreements will certainly form significant part legacy secretary-general ban ki-moon united nations climate
GMB 2016 531 531 allowed continue given disturbing phenomenon international cooperation create jobs youth longer slogan calculated strategy keep home gainful employment enhance well-being ensure development countries paris agreement climate_change islamic republic gambia signed together entire membership united nations landmark human evolution shows despite imperfections organization ideological differences without doubt capable forging global partnership deal climate
GMB 2016 583 583 danger negotiations protracted times acrimonious end common desire save planet prevailed wish pay tribute men women worked dedication sacrifice ensure success negotiations although paris agreement climate_change success magnitude complexities challenges facing world brought sharp focus role united nations capacity address advance international peace security development brings mind repeated calls member states climate
GNB 2016 404 404 respect control weapons management materiel construction armories renovation barracks securing funds reintegration demobilized troops world today faces tremendous challenge combating overcoming scourges terrorism drug trafficking climate_change evils ravaging countries threats clear evidence security challenges face shared planet subregion west africa also affected acts terrorism represent intolerable manifestation barbarism disdain sacred values climate
GNB 2016 449 449 intolerable manifestation barbarism disdain sacred values humanity wish take unique opportunity express country’s solidarity countries peoples victims terrorism reiterate commitment guinea-bissau welcomes signing paris agreement climate_change calls implementation key tool regulating international dialogue cooperation among states hold hands fate planet climate_change poses emerging risk guinea- bissau coastal country island portion high climate
GNB 2016 464 464 peoples victims terrorism reiterate commitment guinea-bissau welcomes signing paris agreement climate_change calls implementation key tool regulating international dialogue cooperation among states hold hands fate planet climate_change poses emerging risk guinea- bissau coastal country island portion high risk sea-level rise poses great threat significant portion territory therefore climate_change matters main priorities political climate
GNB 2016 485 485 hold hands fate planet climate_change poses emerging risk guinea- bissau coastal country island portion high risk sea-level rise poses great threat significant portion territory therefore climate_change matters main priorities political action accordingly great interest participating closely monitoring high-level united nations conference support implementation sustainable development goal conserving sustainably using oceans seas climate
GRD 2016 320 320 status pregnancy gender-based attribute parliament can enact suitable laws correct disparities inequalities men women live world plagued many challenges civil wars famine droughts floods impacts climate_change humanitarian economic crises terrorism also built united nations express purpose addressing challenges united nations built steer us away anarchy perpetual antagonism sustainable development goals created climate
GRD 2016 597 597 conserving per cent coastal area marine resources commitments well target goal sdgs calls per cent conservation small island nations caribbean pacific must lead advocates oceans climate_change us space sea land grenada instance maritime territory times land mass ratios even higher archipelagoes grenada pleased play leading role blue network also blue guardians climate
GRD 2016 664 664 blue network create online database platform ocean-related projects seeking funding initiative called blunet will showcased oceans day twenty- second conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held november year marrakesh morocco financing difficulties small size severely affect ability invest renewable_energy projects today grenada calls member states especially ones possess technology technical climate
GRD 2016 678 678 showcased oceans day twenty- second conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held november year marrakesh morocco financing difficulties small size severely affect ability invest renewable_energy projects today grenada calls member states especially ones possess technology technical capacity continue work small island developing states increase ability harness existing renewable_energy opportunities grenada climate
GRD 2016 701 701 ability invest renewable_energy projects today grenada calls member states especially ones possess technology technical capacity continue work small island developing states increase ability harness existing renewable_energy opportunities grenada almost per cent reliant imported fossil fuels electricity generation result development held hostage global price fluctuations high cost electricity generation therefore call easier climate
GRD 2016 732 732 reliant imported fossil fuels electricity generation result development held hostage global price fluctuations high cost electricity generation therefore call easier access green climate fund support renewable_energy projects small island developing states regard grenada calls commitment world leaders deposit instruments ratification paris agreement climate_change end hope twenty-second session conference parties will held climate
GRD 2016 749 749 therefore call easier access green climate fund support renewable_energy projects small island developing states regard grenada calls commitment world leaders deposit instruments ratification paris agreement climate_change end hope twenty-second session conference parties will held six weeks will build gains previous session garner necessary momentum enable full implementation paris agreement grenada calls climate
GRD 2016 833 833 challenge international monetary fund consistently expressed satisfaction grenada’s response aimed addressing structural deficiencies symptom cause overhang response unfortunately required huge sacrifice part citizens already suffering climate_change fossil fuel dependence financial crisis three problems compound one another collectively limit ability invest climate_action can actually alleviate three issues created vicious circle working partners climate
GRD 2016 848 848 overhang response unfortunately required huge sacrifice part citizens already suffering climate_change fossil fuel dependence financial crisis three problems compound one another collectively limit ability invest climate_action can actually alleviate three issues created vicious circle working partners grenada will optimize various leadership platforms create practical concrete initiatives turn vicious circle virtuous one climate
GRD 2016 874 874 can actually alleviate three issues created vicious circle working partners grenada will optimize various leadership platforms create practical concrete initiatives turn vicious circle virtuous one climate_action can catalyse wave public private investment can alleviate three problems measures help small states like grenada carriacou petite martinique take action combat climate_change impacts areas climate
GRD 2016 897 897 virtuous one climate_action can catalyse wave public private investment can alleviate three problems measures help small states like grenada carriacou petite martinique take action combat climate_change impacts areas potable water supply renewable_energy energy efficiency climate-smart agriculture climate-resilient homes buildings resilient coasts oceans name developments people demanding tomorrow today observe climate changes climate
GRD 2016 903 903 public private investment can alleviate three problems measures help small states like grenada carriacou petite martinique take action combat climate_change impacts areas potable water supply renewable_energy energy efficiency climate-smart agriculture climate-resilient homes buildings resilient coasts oceans name developments people demanding tomorrow today observe climate changes world today effects humankind owe succeeding climate
GTM 2016 491 491 allowed us various ways lower rates violent death guatemala reaffirms commitment united nations reiterates multilateral peaceful mission convinced global challenges security development respect human rights climate_change addressed dialogue collective negotiation part global system guatemala human rights intrinsically linked respect democracy rule law reason strengthening international human rights system one government’s main climate
GTM 2016 594 594 k’atun guatemala developed participation various sectors society resumption medium- long-term planning aware impossible achieve sustainable development ensure preservation planet’s resources country hesitate adopting paris agreement climate_change honour signing april hall wish express deep respect admiration every single guatemalan migrant sacrifice hard work helps support family guatemala’s development well contributing development country climate
GUY 2016 90 90 international community owes enormous debt gratitude earnest efforts indefatigably exerted alleviate human distress promote peace sustain development around world secretary-general’s courageous campaign combat adverse effects climate_change commitment sustainable development transformative labours bore fruit adoption agenda sustainable development september signing paris agreement climate_change april agenda paris agreement massive undeniable impact manner world climate
GUY 2016 106 106 development around world secretary-general’s courageous campaign combat adverse effects climate_change commitment sustainable development transformative labours bore fruit adoption agenda sustainable development september signing paris agreement climate_change april agenda paris agreement massive undeniable impact manner world manages environment agenda paris agreement evidence environmental common sense excellent examples sort collective action likely ensure climate
GUY 2016 166 166 secretary-general’s leadership irreversibly led united nations along green path thank heartily guyana part global green movement natural assets commitment sustainable development contribution conquering adverse effects climate_change collaboration international community seeking solutions global threats distinguished us emergent green state state will ensure secure future people pursuit green economy state proud place reliable climate
GUY 2016 215 215 place reliable cooperative partner international efforts protect earth’s environment guyana recognizes interlocking objectives agenda agreement realizes establishment green state consistent building climate resilience mitigating effects climate_change guyana promises continue work towards agenda’s goals particularly contributing limiting increases global temperatures work towards green path development accord agreement’s nationally determined commitments guyana serendipitously climate
GUY 2016 440 440 management forests enhancement forest carbon stocks developing countries redd-plus mechanism mechanism reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation can align development objectives forest countries world’s need combat climate_change also entered agreements kingdom netherlands federal republic germany japan states international organizations guyana reaffirms commitment goal agenda states members united nations pledge protect restore promote climate
GUY 2016 544 544 allow scientists 16-29296 students caribbean around world come country increase knowledge vital ecosystems share study guiana shield amazing biodiversity goal agenda calls urgent action combat climate_change impact goal envisages encourages international cooperation reduce greenhouse-gas emissions abate adverse impact climate_change agreement obligates member states take action limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels climate
GUY 2016 552 552 country increase knowledge vital ecosystems share study guiana shield amazing biodiversity goal agenda calls urgent action combat climate_change impact goal envisages encourages international cooperation reduce greenhouse-gas emissions abate adverse impact climate_change agreement obligates member states take action limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels foster climate resilience low greenhouse-gas emissions development manner climate
GUY 2016 557 557 share study guiana shield amazing biodiversity goal agenda calls urgent action combat climate_change impact goal envisages encourages international cooperation reduce greenhouse-gas emissions abate adverse impact climate_change agreement obligates member states take action limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels foster climate resilience low greenhouse-gas emissions development manner threaten food production guyana developing climate
GUY 2016 565 565 calls urgent action combat climate_change impact goal envisages encourages international cooperation reduce greenhouse-gas emissions abate adverse impact climate_change agreement obligates member states take action limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels foster climate resilience low greenhouse-gas emissions development manner threaten food production guyana developing comprehensive emissions- reduction programme part responsibility contribute global climate
GUY 2016 574 574 international cooperation reduce greenhouse-gas emissions abate adverse impact climate_change agreement obligates member states take action limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels foster climate resilience low greenhouse-gas emissions development manner threaten food production guyana developing comprehensive emissions- reduction programme part responsibility contribute global solutions face threat climate_change will set aside additional million climate
GUY 2016 594 594 levels foster climate resilience low greenhouse-gas emissions development manner threaten food production guyana developing comprehensive emissions- reduction programme part responsibility contribute global solutions face threat climate_change will set aside additional million hectares territory conservation purposes guyana pursuing low-carbon growth trajectory enhance contribution campaign climate_change preservation forests within ambit redd-plus mechanism will climate
GUY 2016 612 612 part responsibility contribute global solutions face threat climate_change will set aside additional million hectares territory conservation purposes guyana pursuing low-carbon growth trajectory enhance contribution campaign climate_change preservation forests within ambit redd-plus mechanism will contribute million metric tonnes carbon-dioxide equivalents global mitigation effort avoided-emissions programme agreement climate_change agenda emphasize importance financial flows climate
GUY 2016 624 624 million hectares territory conservation purposes guyana pursuing low-carbon growth trajectory enhance contribution campaign climate_change preservation forests within ambit redd-plus mechanism will contribute million metric tonnes carbon-dioxide equivalents global mitigation effort avoided-emissions programme agreement climate_change agenda emphasize importance financial flows supporting efforts states pursuing green path development can meet adaptation mitigation obligations climate
GUY 2016 632 632 growth trajectory enhance contribution campaign climate_change preservation forests within ambit redd-plus mechanism will contribute million metric tonnes carbon-dioxide equivalents global mitigation effort avoided-emissions programme agreement climate_change agenda emphasize importance financial flows supporting efforts states pursuing green path development can meet adaptation mitigation obligations implement intended nationally determined contributions must state however climate
HND 2016 430 430 must lose sight future lose way abandon good path set country honduras committed achieving sustainable development goals three issues deserve special attention debate united nations climate_change migratory flows rights victims reference climate_change honduras suffered three consecutive years drought affected food production endangered food security nearly families drought high temperatures also led climate
HND 2016 436 436 abandon good path set country honduras committed achieving sustainable development goals three issues deserve special attention debate united nations climate_change migratory flows rights victims reference climate_change honduras suffered three consecutive years drought affected food production endangered food security nearly families drought high temperatures also led proliferation destructive insect southern pine-bark beetle climate
HND 2016 539 539 irrigation systems small farms dry areas complemented technical assistance inputs farmers developing comprehensive policy land forests water can successfully confront enormous challenges countries like face climate_change morning submitted secretary- general ratification instrument paris agreement climate_change hondurans complied wish recall statement made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris climate
HND 2016 548 548 inputs farmers developing comprehensive policy land forests water can successfully confront enormous challenges countries like face climate_change morning submitted secretary- general ratification instrument paris agreement climate_change hondurans complied wish recall statement made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris effect accounts clear must reiterate accounts remain unclear invite climate
HND 2016 562 562 like face climate_change morning submitted secretary- general ratification instrument paris agreement climate_change hondurans complied wish recall statement made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris effect accounts clear must reiterate accounts remain unclear invite countries yet submitted ratification advise united nations international organizations take prompt action make agreement climate
HND 2016 617 617 results green funds firmly believe solutions need come pace problems accounts will clear achieve concrete results issue migration growing economy creation economic opportunity security response climate_change creating better living conditions people honduras attacking major causes irregular migration problems confront countries becoming less national transnational character political borders become less significant success climate
HND 2016 708 708 origin transnational consequences clearly must resolved transnational way refugee crisis migratory flows problems just single country drug trafficking cause effect produced single state holds true climate_change problem humankind owing geographic position honduras recently seen alarming flow migrants continent well continents just single year volume migratory flows territory increased per cent light climate
HRV 2016 663 663 place tomorrow invite present find time pay due attention endeavour nature just irreplaceable people development strategies must seriously take account natural resources fundamental starting point climate_change powerful weapon mass destruction going control little time reverse self-destructive course climate_change also risk multiplier security challenges including large-scale migrations regional instability born hopelessness desolation climate
HRV 2016 675 675 irreplaceable people development strategies must seriously take account natural resources fundamental starting point climate_change powerful weapon mass destruction going control little time reverse self-destructive course climate_change also risk multiplier security challenges including large-scale migrations regional instability born hopelessness desolation must ensure climate_action make sure recent paris agreement enters force soon possible climate
HRV 2016 691 691 mass destruction going control little time reverse self-destructive course climate_change also risk multiplier security challenges including large-scale migrations regional instability born hopelessness desolation must ensure climate_action make sure recent paris agreement enters force soon possible country northern shores mediterranean croatia following developments across cradle civilization care deep concern southern mediterranean sadly climate
HTI 2016 244 244 united nations intentions strengthen capabilities conduct peacekeeping operations fight pandemics health crises promotion democracy human rights without overlooking neglecting economic social cultural rights paris agreement climate_change perfectly illustrates concept collective destiny peoples lies heart organization vision inspired urgent united international action face issue threatens survival planet agreement represents unquestionable success sincerely climate
IDN 2016 414 414 taking place backdrop slowing global economy world bank downgraded global economic growth forecast per cent per cent gap rich poor increasingly widening time environmental degradation climate_change continue accelerate directly affecting island states vulnerable countries critical challenges must seen global massive challenges face great challenges commitment efforts will prevail one country region climate
IDN 2016 597 597 country democracy islam modernity empowerment women go hand hand forefront promoting democracy tolerance pluralism peace nation made thousands islands large small therefore fully understand impacts climate_change important nation respects fully adheres principles charter united nations foreign relations traits allowed indonesia play contributing role various united nations collective efforts areas peace security climate
IDN 2016 670 670 nations peacekeeping operations remain mindful fact contributions peacekeeping operations merely numbers indonesia’s cooperation efforts countering terrorism also enhanced regionally globally continue demonstrate pioneering role combating climate_change mitigation adaptation efforts addressing ocean maritime issues signed paris agreement climate_change schedule conclude ratification process due course indonesia also committed global efforts promote protect human climate
IDN 2016 681 681 indonesia’s cooperation efforts countering terrorism also enhanced regionally globally continue demonstrate pioneering role combating climate_change mitigation adaptation efforts addressing ocean maritime issues signed paris agreement climate_change schedule conclude ratification process due course indonesia also committed global efforts promote protect human rights regional level continue maintain stability prosperity active regional cooperation demonstrated climate
IND 2016 342 342 will enable us consistently monitor progress made give us good results however successful implementation agenda sustainable development globalized world national efforts need supplemented international cooperation climate_change yet another serious challenge confront enough resources planet fulfil everyone’s needs enough satisfy anyone’s greed greed limitless context prime minister narendra modi championed new concept climate
IND 2016 441 441 yoga storehouse india’s ancient wisdom epitomizes sustainable lifestyle like take opportunity express gratitude unprecedented global response international day yoga celebrated past two years paris agreement climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities acknowledged accepted makes clear responsibility common obligations different developed nations must discharge responsibility search common good finance technology transfer climate
IND 2016 515 515 actively working additionally ground-breaking initiative international solar energy alliance intended make efficient solar technology available assure general assembly india will continue play leading role combating climate_change carefully chosen date submit instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change will october anniversary birth mahatma gandhi epitomized lifestyle smallest possible carbon footprint let now turn subject climate
IND 2016 524 524 intended make efficient solar technology available assure general assembly india will continue play leading role combating climate_change carefully chosen date submit instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change will october anniversary birth mahatma gandhi epitomized lifestyle smallest possible carbon footprint let now turn subject critical importance deeply concerns every member assembly month marked climate
IRL 2016 307 307 united nations agreed one year ago following successful facilitation process shared ireland kenya capacity implemented address many root causes migration ending poverty reducing inequality responding climate_change ireland seeking election security council believe values principles steadfast commitment united nations will enable us make valuable contribution successful election today asking support nations share climate
ISL 2016 505 505 approach work now security council propose general assembly candidate wide support credibility respect hope will succeed finding set sights high future planet set goals address climate_change mapped course sustainable development universal leaves one behind preserves planet rules objectives agreed major achievement now implement political will knowledge-sharing innovation confident will succeed large climate
ISL 2016 537 537 one behind preserves planet rules objectives agreed major achievement now implement political will knowledge-sharing innovation confident will succeed large number states already ratified paris agreement climate_change thus paving way early entry force particular welcome leadership shown united states america china proud inform assembly handed iceland’s instrument ratification earlier week world’s common climate
ISL 2016 842 842 brought two things everyone building seems love namely twitter mr ban ki-moon stepping successful years secretary-general united nations years seen tremendous change personal commitment fighting climate_change key factor reaching agreement laid groundwork reforming united nations peacekeeping operations shown strong leadership gender issues behalf iceland like thank mr ban ki-moon extraordinary contribution climate
ISR 2016 808 808 obsessive bias israel just problem country problem countries united nations spends much time condemning liberal democracy middle east far less time address war disease poverty climate_change serious problems plague planet half-million slaughtered syrians helped member states condemnation israel israel treated thousands injured syrians hospitals including field hospital built right along golan climate
ITA 2016 106 106 risks connected pandemics sometimes exaggerated often constitute grave risks well risks connected environment community women men together colleagues able give response signing important paris agreement climate_change past april also risks linked events combine make future seem time concern hope risks connected natural disasters one italy experienced weeks ago amatrice cumuli arquata climate
JAM 2016 527 527 indebted middle-income countries however time come international community similarly converge around himic initiative underpinned principle highly indebted countries undiversifiable structural vulnerabilities small size susceptibility effects climate_change responsibly faithfully service debt facilitated assistance form investment favourable trade technology transfer security cooperation energy qualify inclusion himic initiative country addition highly indebted middle-income country climate
JAM 2016 651 651 growth also looking innovative ways match financing needs sustainable development objectives jamaica will work development partners pursue debt-for-climate-change swaps holds potential providing bilateral multilateral relief climate_change adaptation mitigation initiatives mechanism potential provide fiscal relief helping unlock pledged climate financing fund adaptation mitigation initiatives country vulnerable climate jamaica will play part close climate
JAM 2016 1100 1100 aids also highlighted another problem global health situation must halted ensure citizens full productive lives another issue demands continued cooperation global regional national levels response climate_change increasing occurrence natural disasters including extreme weather-related phenomena events increasingly spurred man-made activity continue clear present danger many societies particularly small island developing states recent climate
JAM 2016 1139 1139 continue clear present danger many societies particularly small island developing states recent experience shown us country group countries can considered beyond reach events paris agreement climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change sendai framework disaster risk reduction provide us blueprint action ensure development efforts compromise ability future generations enjoy world needs can climate
JAM 2016 1144 1144 societies particularly small island developing states recent experience shown us country group countries can considered beyond reach events paris agreement climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change sendai framework disaster risk reduction provide us blueprint action ensure development efforts compromise ability future generations enjoy world needs can adequately met can assure assembly climate
JPN 2016 741 741 let also say core japanese government formed special team lead directly working sustainable development goals government japan will accelerate work towards early conclusion paris agreement climate_change will carry without fail pledge provide trillion assistance developing countries will make sure will done japan will spare effort strengthening united nations years come just climate
KAZ 2016 1059 1059 cooperation organization conference interaction confidence-building measures asia will asset addressing vital issues peace security security council agenda kazakhstan firmly committed part solution global issue sustainability climate_change implementing agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change pledge ratify well end vitally important kazakhstan therefore proud host astana international exhibition expo-2017 theme energy future will climate
KAZ 2016 1066 1066 will asset addressing vital issues peace security security council agenda kazakhstan firmly committed part solution global issue sustainability climate_change implementing agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change pledge ratify well end vitally important kazakhstan therefore proud host astana international exhibition expo-2017 theme energy future will showcase renewable_energy sources relevant developed developing world climate
KAZ 2016 1086 1086 agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change pledge ratify well end vitally important kazakhstan therefore proud host astana international exhibition expo-2017 theme energy future will showcase renewable_energy sources relevant developed developing world expo-2017 will also host first- ever organization islamic cooperation summit science technology unique gathering designed promote modernization islamic world view climate
KEN 2016 188 188 increase risk insecurity instability africa rest world need reverse trends imbalances global community cognizant challenges made important commitments concluding agreements sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change addis ababa agreement african union’s agenda part kenya continued play active role leading international efforts course hosted three important international conferences seeking sustainable solutions global climate
KEN 2016 1357 1357 come us bid farewell mr ban ki-moon secretary-general mr ban great steward international community humble dedicated secretary-general member states standard bearer human rights champion development climate_change friend just africa kenya behalf government people kenya wish extend sincere gratitude friendship hard work wish wife well future pursuits international community now finally moves climate
KGZ 2016 50 50 kyrgyzstan supports theme debate sustainable development goals universal push transform world seems timely us wake assembly’s adoption last year sustainable development goals conclusion paris agreement climate_change august kyrgyzstan marked twenty-fifth anniversary independence years progressing along difficult path building democratic lawful economically developed state six years passed since people’s revolution april paved climate
KGZ 2016 249 249 reduction food security quality education health care economic growth energy preservation environment know one three pillars agenda consists environmental issues paris worked together reach consensus climate_change kyrgyzstan fully supports global agreement yesterday signed paris agreement climate_change margins general debate kyrgyzstan effects global_warming already leading natural disasters extreme situations fluctuations volumes mountain climate
KGZ 2016 259 259 preservation environment know one three pillars agenda consists environmental issues paris worked together reach consensus climate_change kyrgyzstan fully supports global agreement yesterday signed paris agreement climate_change margins general debate kyrgyzstan effects global_warming already leading natural disasters extreme situations fluctuations volumes mountain rivers excessive melting glaciers degradation unique mountain ecosystems led negative climate
KGZ 2016 265 265 agenda consists environmental issues paris worked together reach consensus climate_change kyrgyzstan fully supports global agreement yesterday signed paris agreement climate_change margins general debate kyrgyzstan effects global_warming already leading natural disasters extreme situations fluctuations volumes mountain rivers excessive melting glaciers degradation unique mountain ecosystems led negative social consequences significant harm economic sectors climate
KGZ 2016 305 305 unique mountain ecosystems led negative social consequences significant harm economic sectors estimate annual damage natural disasters kyrgyzstan amounts million rendering us need international assistance adapting climate_change particularly concerned increased melting glaciers represent central asia’s natural storage water resources prediction kyrgyzstan’s total glacier area shrink average per cent resulting drop per cent climate
KGZ 2016 347 347 area shrink average per cent resulting drop per cent volumes rivers kyrgyzstan therefore supports undertaking joint projects aimed conserving glaciers countries region mountain rivers top climate_change threatening biodiversity mountain ecosystems particular since 1990s snow leopard population fallen half animals held first global snow leopard conservation forum become starting point cooperation among climate
KHM 2016 474 474 mine working improve working conditions standard living remains low wish share collective satisfaction following agreement last december twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change also welcome fact two principal contributors global_warming confirmed involvement determination sometimes deception employed comes respecting treaties undeniable truth deceive planet twenty- first session conference parties climate
KHM 2016 481 481 remains low wish share collective satisfaction following agreement last december twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change also welcome fact two principal contributors global_warming confirmed involvement determination sometimes deception employed comes respecting treaties undeniable truth deceive planet twenty- first session conference parties lead concrete actions taken parties will terrible climate
KHM 2016 936 936 peacekeeping operations sending demining contingents since currently women men contingents well engineers doctors military police working lebanon mali central african republic sudan south sudan regarding climate_change pleased announce just yesterday completed procedure ratifying paris agreement climate_change known extreme horrors war others understand price peace prioritize peaceful conflict resolution circumstances sometimes risk climate
KHM 2016 946 946 well engineers doctors military police working lebanon mali central african republic sudan south sudan regarding climate_change pleased announce just yesterday completed procedure ratifying paris agreement climate_change known extreme horrors war others understand price peace prioritize peaceful conflict resolution circumstances sometimes risk misunderstood lastly exceptionally difficult past made us part parcel network climate
KIR 2016 221 221 instilling united nations family reaffirming inclusive culture ensures one left behind legacy will leave enshrined new sustainable development agenda paris agreement catalyst global attention action climate_change behalf people government kiribati wish secretary-general best concludes term head global family takes next challenge unwavering service humankind meet critical time history challenges facing us climate
KIR 2016 294 294 organized crime war nuclear testing mass movements refugees migrants often unstated invisible silent killer non-communicable diseases health oceans looming challenges uncertainties incremental real existential threats climate_change continue undermine efforts global family achieve sustainable development also like add new session provides great opportunity us opportunity reaffirm renew commitment people planet opportunity achieve climate
KIR 2016 370 370 session sustainable development goals universal push transform world timely appropriate one address challenges face realize opportunities available us must change mindset path ways must together climate_change global challenge requires universal transformation simply afford continue business usual future us vulnerable people country stake need major changes global mindset global development pathways ways climate
KIR 2016 417 417 global development pathways ways business must secure future people share fate ensure left behind every year country comes family gathering constant cries help stopping momentum global_warming assisting countries like mine adapt adverse impact climate_change distressing see people continuing fight effects onslaught sea-level rises storm surges disasters cyclone pam cyclone winston homes climate
KIR 2016 425 425 people share fate ensure left behind every year country comes family gathering constant cries help stopping momentum global_warming assisting countries like mine adapt adverse impact climate_change distressing see people continuing fight effects onslaught sea-level rises storm surges disasters cyclone pam cyclone winston homes farmland livelihood heritage critical source water must say climate
KIR 2016 553 553 life-threatening issue soon possible issue wait paris agreement ratification process happen came straight meeting parliament held people especially younger generation unremittingly protesting increasing intensity effects climate_change demanding swift action right now without procrastination adoption paris agreement climate_change last year gave humankind sense hope embodying global consensus climate_change happening must resolved soon climate
KIR 2016 564 564 came straight meeting parliament held people especially younger generation unremittingly protesting increasing intensity effects climate_change demanding swift action right now without procrastination adoption paris agreement climate_change last year gave humankind sense hope embodying global consensus climate_change happening must resolved soon possible major first step global action counter climate_change next challenge ensure climate
KIR 2016 574 574 protesting increasing intensity effects climate_change demanding swift action right now without procrastination adoption paris agreement climate_change last year gave humankind sense hope embodying global consensus climate_change happening must resolved soon possible major first step global action counter climate_change next challenge ensure agreement’s early entry force regard pleased say following signing paris climate
KIR 2016 586 586 adoption paris agreement climate_change last year gave humankind sense hope embodying global consensus climate_change happening must resolved soon possible major first step global action counter climate_change next challenge ensure agreement’s early entry force regard pleased say following signing paris agreement april honour yesterday depositing country’s instrument ratification high- level event entry climate
KIR 2016 627 627 honour yesterday depositing country’s instrument ratification high- level event entry force agreement fully committed agreement climate-related undertakings aimed ensuring global family addresses root causes impacts climate_change suffering people must stop now paris agreement will help us address challenges low-lying atoll nation already front line can also save others way increasing vulnerability climate
KNA 2016 890 890 right decisions triumph adversity now time bolder grander vision partnership peoples world joined together celebrate achievement sdgs peoples world achieved landmark climate deal paris conference climate_change examples can working together ultimate benefit let us now therefore resolve achieve even greater success years leading climate
KOR 2016 14 14 hall international community shared concerns state world conflicts civil wars terrorism violent extremism climate_change epidemics grinding poverty unfortunately oversupply problems deficit solutions remains unchanged sense crisis paradoxically drew us together achieve historic milestones namely agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate
KOR 2016 40 40 epidemics grinding poverty unfortunately oversupply problems deficit solutions remains unchanged sense crisis paradoxically drew us together achieve historic milestones namely agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change united nations marks first year next seven decades also first year implementing noted landmark achievements increasingly interconnected world faces daunting array complex challenges central role climate
KOR 2016 180 180 development cooperation initiative mobile customized service delivered need vulnerable groups already experiencing better health medical services well enjoying adequate food cultural activities sdgs paris agreement climate_change inextricably linked future planet people mutually reinforcing lead virtuous cycle respect host copenhagen green climate fund government taking domestic steps complete ratification paris agreement soon climate
KOR 2016 888 888 situation north korea year marks secretary-general ban ki-moon’s tenth year office last session general assembly term like commend commitment leadership remarkable achievements range areas notably climate_change sustainable development gender equality humanitarian assistance management reform united nations believe greatly strengthened organization’s role status efforts deal unprecedented challenges seen time enormous transformation united climate
KWT 2016 82 82 worked diligently honestly promote international peace security played prominent role enhancing performance organs united nations achieving major milestones adoption sustainable development goals signing global agreement climate_change like wish excellency every success future endeavours look forward continued service causes security peace development new session general assembly convene theme sustainable development goals universal climate
KWT 2016 136 136 amid unprecedented security economic challenges will require greater coordination doubling efforts overcome challenges limit impact address root causes regard state kuwait welcomes two historic agreements climate_change signed kuwait rostrum april comprehensive inclusive agenda sustainable development whose goals hope will achieved pledge make every effort contribute effectively within framework international partnership fully climate
LAO 2016 105 105 concerned various challenges developments many regions world name terrorism extremism remain threat regional global peace security million people world still live extreme poverty natural disasters climate_change inflicted tremendous damage social economic development various parts world time global economy still fragile growing slowly backdrop recent years international community made collective efforts respond climate
LAO 2016 158 158 adopting various measures mechanisms including cooperation frameworks sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 addis ababa action agenda financing sustainable development agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change programmes action least-developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states regard view imperative us resolute translating political commitment concrete action enhancing mutual trust cooperation climate
LAO 2016 614 614 quality human resources among things require continued support assistance international community confident lao government’s determination coupled international community’s continued cooperation assistance will able achieve goals climate_change frequent severe natural disasters affected national development livelihoods peoples world poses major challenge single country alone able address recognizing importance issue government lao people’s democratic climate
LAO 2016 645 645 national development livelihoods peoples world poses major challenge single country alone able address recognizing importance issue government lao people’s democratic republic formally joined paris agreement climate_change much hope paris agreement will enter force end year will effectively implemented part lao government submitted nationally determined contributions integrated climate_change natural disaster risk reduction climate
LAO 2016 666 666 formally joined paris agreement climate_change much hope paris agreement will enter force end year will effectively implemented part lao government submitted nationally determined contributions integrated climate_change natural disaster risk reduction management national socioeconomic development plan lessons past shown use armed forces resolve conflicts occurred different regions world brings enormous devastation humankind climate
LBN 2016 112 112 communities efforts come either auspices contribution united nations goal improving international community’s ability meet unprecedented challenges mark era perhaps noble milestones signing states paris agreement climate_change took place april holding world humanitarian summit held istanbul may lebanon emphasizes need reactivate revitalize role general assembly make effective addressing issues concern whole humankind climate
LBR 2016 617 617 support united nations partners formulating road map achieve full integration national development agenda per cent biodiversity west african region liberia mindful need protect environment effects global_warming climate_change commitment sustainable land forest governance management remains firm establishment legal verification mechanism enforced regulatory framework reflects partnership norway helpful regard resilient determined nation faced climate
LBR 2016 618 618 united nations partners formulating road map achieve full integration national development agenda per cent biodiversity west african region liberia mindful need protect environment effects global_warming climate_change commitment sustainable land forest governance management remains firm establishment legal verification mechanism enforced regulatory framework reflects partnership norway helpful regard resilient determined nation faced challenges climate
LCA 2016 450 450 world crisis first place crisis produced increased poverty suffering social political upheaval states disproportionate impact poor widened gap developing developed countries current combination real impacts global_warming financial crisis stagnant global economies left many small island middle-income countries state high debt unemployment new threat de-risking will cause deterioration economies fully support paris climate
LCA 2016 477 477 crisis stagnant global economies left many small island middle-income countries state high debt unemployment new threat de-risking will cause deterioration economies fully support paris agreement climate_change ambition deal global_warming patiently waiting financing agreed light wholeheartedly endorse call prime minister jamaica initiative assist highly indebted middle-income countries underpinned principle structural vulnerabilities eliminated climate
LCA 2016 480 480 economies left many small island middle-income countries state high debt unemployment new threat de-risking will cause deterioration economies fully support paris agreement climate_change ambition deal global_warming patiently waiting financing agreed light wholeheartedly endorse call prime minister jamaica initiative assist highly indebted middle-income countries underpinned principle structural vulnerabilities eliminated diversification every single climate
LKA 2016 138 138 led united nations bring economic social environmental transformations will make world better place regard recognize economic development plays key role environmental sustainability particularly paris agreement climate_change will remain main pillar endeavour bring necessary changes country educated younger generations mind sri lanka’s national development strategy will give prominence building green innovation-based economy climate
LSO 2016 221 221 world will always debilitating repercussions everywhere case point influx refugees africa middle east asia western europe adoption sustainable development goals sdgs last year paris agreement climate_change adopted recent conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change notable landmarks cemented role united nations forum collective diplomacy can bear fruit theme chosen current session climate
LSO 2016 230 230 refugees africa middle east asia western europe adoption sustainable development goals sdgs last year paris agreement climate_change adopted recent conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change notable landmarks cemented role united nations forum collective diplomacy can bear fruit theme chosen current session namely sustainable development goals universal push transform world relevant climate
LSO 2016 267 267 fruit theme chosen current session namely sustainable development goals universal push transform world relevant appropriate time humankind tottering precipice resulting hunger poverty disease adverse consequences climate_change theme highlights collective desire united nations eradicate poverty forms dimensions may recall overriding message agenda leave one behind unique special challenges faced least-developed countries landlocked climate
LSO 2016 586 586 sustainable industrialization foster innovation recognizes importance infrastructure industrialization technology progress development countries like lesotho economic development sustainable without conscious effort protect environment adoption paris agreement climate_change another milestone global effort safeguard promote humankind’s continuing progress survival welcome pledges developed countries make resources available green climate fund threats posed underdevelopment climate_change hiv climate
LSO 2016 610 610 agreement climate_change another milestone global effort safeguard promote humankind’s continuing progress survival welcome pledges developed countries make resources available green climate fund threats posed underdevelopment climate_change hiv aids pricked conscience humankind many years lesotho adopted innovative indigenous leadership programme seeks galvanize collective wisdom levels leadership join fight hiv aids particular ensure climate
LTU 2016 28 28 general debate aim give universal push agenda sustainable development like focus particularly important sustainable development goal achieving gender equality empowering women girls today’s greatest challenges climate_change fighting terrorism ending world’s deadliest conflicts can resolved full participation genders especially women successful implementation sustainable development goals will require dedicate special attention women ones climate
LUX 2016 67 67 ban ki-moon mandate decade service organization draws close rightly stated fact imperative first generation can put end poverty last generation can act avoid repercussions unbridled climate_change year ago virtually day adopted hall agenda sustainable development today must implement ambitious universal programme maintain momentum therefore welcome selection theme sustainable development goals universal climate
LUX 2016 590 590 actively participate work adoption global compact refugees global compact safe regular orderly migration armed conflict proliferation weapons lack development violent extremism radicalization terrorism threats posed climate_change poor governance violations human rights continue dominate daily news terrorist attacks shaken middle east africa europe united states asia effects climate_change manifest increasingly extreme_weather patterns climate
LUX 2016 611 611 radicalization terrorism threats posed climate_change poor governance violations human rights continue dominate daily news terrorist attacks shaken middle east africa europe united states asia effects climate_change manifest increasingly extreme_weather patterns disproportionately affect vulnerable states populations creating tension unrest pushing people migrate places hope will clement armed conflicts persist likely break endangering climate
LUX 2016 614 614 posed climate_change poor governance violations human rights continue dominate daily news terrorist attacks shaken middle east africa europe united states asia effects climate_change manifest increasingly extreme_weather patterns disproportionately affect vulnerable states populations creating tension unrest pushing people migrate places hope will clement armed conflicts persist likely break endangering survival thousands civilians climate
LVA 2016 54 54 based rule law respect human dignity freedom latvia remains strongly committed essential work united nations united nations will platform global engagement far-reaching agreements sustainable development climate_change restored trust multilateral system’s ability deliver solutions pressing global issues ever world great expectations united nations will meet rising challenges peace development deliver effective prompt climate
LVA 2016 126 126 vulnerabilities building resilience complex protracted crises conflict-affected populations therefore strengthening development security nexus must become mission people right live peace security countries conflicts poverty disasters climate_change contributed rise large movements refugees migrants million people around world desperate need humanitarian assistance current unprecedented migration crisis addressed affected countries alone global phenomenon requires climate
LVA 2016 756 756 atrocity crimes latvia supports important initiative also accountability coherence transparency group’s code conduct security council action genocide crimes humanity war crimes determined maintain political momentum climate_action april year latvia signed historic paris agreement will strive ratify agreement soon possible encourage others secretary-general ban ki-moon driving push worldwide action climate_change gender equality climate
LVA 2016 779 779 political momentum climate_action april year latvia signed historic paris agreement will strive ratify agreement soon possible encourage others secretary-general ban ki-moon driving push worldwide action climate_change gender equality latvia grateful leadership dedication past decade scope challenges world faces daunting bold global agenda requires leadership expectations placed next secretary-general united nations therefore climate
MAR 2016 504 504 institutions develop plan economic transformation africa provide resources finance given link sustainable development environment morocco will host twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change marrakesh november aspires make session opportunity african voices parts world vulnerable negative impacts climate_change heard equal basis emphasizes intention make marrakesh session turning point implementation climate
MAR 2016 518 518 morocco will host twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change marrakesh november aspires make session opportunity african voices parts world vulnerable negative impacts climate_change heard equal basis emphasizes intention make marrakesh session turning point implementation agenda paris agreement climate_change facilitating solutions sustainable development well practical measures structural programmes implement climate
MAR 2016 533 533 make session opportunity african voices parts world vulnerable negative impacts climate_change heard equal basis emphasizes intention make marrakesh session turning point implementation agenda paris agreement climate_change facilitating solutions sustainable development well practical measures structural programmes implement global commitments address climate_change morocco wishes emphasize success implementation paris agreement organically strongly linked provision climate
MAR 2016 547 547 emphasizes intention make marrakesh session turning point implementation agenda paris agreement climate_change facilitating solutions sustainable development well practical measures structural programmes implement global commitments address climate_change morocco wishes emphasize success implementation paris agreement organically strongly linked provision necessary financial resources must promote access financing connection kingdom morocco hopes conference participants marrakesh climate
MAR 2016 588 588 promote access financing connection kingdom morocco hopes conference participants marrakesh will give special attention interests countries south including african countries small island developing states threatened climate_change time morocco deposited instrument ratification paris agreement calls states expedite ratification agreement can enter force strong expression commitment international community morocco seeks include stakeholders marrakesh climate
MCO 2016 29 29 week representatives world crisis war-torn world divided inequality shocked ever- increasing massive population displacements afflicted hunger disease torn apart grief-stricken violence also representatives world threatened global_warming made vulnerable attacks biodiversity concerned new dangers ocean acidification melting permafrost doubly responsible situation world responsible human beings tragedy one perpetrator humans insatiable hunger power climate
MCO 2016 136 136 thanks secretary- general significant progress made sustainable development adoption one year ago agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals sdgs adoption december last year major agreement climate_change paris agreement accomplishments inspire us today strengthen determination face contradictions face world united nations note forum coherent global action possible place conflicting interests can peaceful climate
MCO 2016 476 476 first protect climate paris agreement principality campaigned represents milestone monaco will become party agreement end national council adopted law ratification also recall monaco committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent compared emission levels despite small responsibility global emissions country ambition leader using innovative means transport energy consumption addition preserving common heritage limiting climate
MCO 2016 505 505 compared emission levels despite small responsibility global emissions country ambition leader using innovative means transport energy consumption addition preserving common heritage limiting pollution use inexhaustible renewable_energy will also allow us break certain monopolies generate inequalities today destabilize world programme energy transfer cost convinced cost small compared consequences inaction monaco committed maintaining climate
MCO 2016 535 535 break certain monopolies generate inequalities today destabilize world programme energy transfer cost convinced cost small compared consequences inaction monaco committed maintaining support green climate fund global_warming several tragic consequences one related situation oceans know sea surfaces severely neglected even though critical common future monaco long-standing commitment issue dating back prince albert climate
MDA 2016 547 547 obtaining development financing assistance climate disaster resilience light climate-related vulnerabilities country recognize climate-change risks implications agenda sustainable development republic moldova supported negotiation adoption paris agreement climate_change take opportunity today inform assembly republic moldova signed historic agreement recent treaty event action will followed soon ratification agreement parliament perhaps never clear correlation migration climate
MDA 2016 575 575 today inform assembly republic moldova signed historic agreement recent treaty event action will followed soon ratification agreement parliament perhaps never clear correlation migration sustainable development climate_change one hand peace security realistically expect fulfil agenda absence peace security just peace security will always vulnerable absence sustainable development unprecedented increase number regional internal climate
MDG 2016 59 59 countries voluntary national review report framework agenda sustainable development madagascar reaffirms solidifies political commitment undertook signed global mobilization last year led adoption agenda paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda objectives wanted universal apply developing poor countries rather countries adjusted local realities development differentials sustainable world can built upon ecology-friendly transition climate
MDG 2016 515 515 indian ocean commission decision taken establish regional maritime information fusion centre madagascar prevent threats piracy terrorism trafficking many forms plundering natural resources signing paris agreement climate_change april ratifying madagascar chosen participate universal movement transform world thereby ensuring future planet sole unique habitat madagascar one countries permanently suffering devastating effects climate_change nevertheless climate
MDG 2016 539 539 agreement climate_change april ratifying madagascar chosen participate universal movement transform world thereby ensuring future planet sole unique habitat madagascar one countries permanently suffering devastating effects climate_change nevertheless advocate responsible development preserves environment return expect equal distribution resources green climate fund transfer relevant technologies must turn back expensive pollutant energy sources endanger climate
MDV 2016 454 454 graduated least- developed-country status limitations make harder maintain sustain development gains enabled us graduate first place maldives one countries vulnerable environmental shocks one exposed impacts climate_change climate_change existential threat country potential erode decades development gains decades advocating urgent action climate_change asking world take notice lone voice sea sceptics necessarily heard today climate
MDV 2016 455 455 least- developed-country status limitations make harder maintain sustain development gains enabled us graduate first place maldives one countries vulnerable environmental shocks one exposed impacts climate_change climate_change existential threat country potential erode decades development gains decades advocating urgent action climate_change asking world take notice lone voice sea sceptics necessarily heard today together climate
MDV 2016 468 468 first place maldives one countries vulnerable environmental shocks one exposed impacts climate_change climate_change existential threat country potential erode decades development gains decades advocating urgent action climate_change asking world take notice lone voice sea sceptics necessarily heard today together members alliance small island states can can greater impact sids maldives among first climate
MDV 2016 497 497 notice lone voice sea sceptics necessarily heard today together members alliance small island states can can greater impact sids maldives among first ratifiers paris agreement climate_change know emissions almost negligible want international community know small though may making choice take action take action now want international community continue invest action prevent climate
MDV 2016 523 523 know emissions almost negligible want international community know small though may making choice take action take action now want international community continue invest action prevent climate_change forging meaningful partnerships investing today saving tomorrow continue alarmed realities climate_change another crisis looms state oceans large-ocean state major economic activities depend health wealth oceans climate
MDV 2016 534 534 making choice take action take action now want international community continue invest action prevent climate_change forging meaningful partnerships investing today saving tomorrow continue alarmed realities climate_change another crisis looms state oceans large-ocean state major economic activities depend health wealth oceans concerned many situations issue hand one needs collective response one opportunity climate
MDV 2016 634 634 governance structures need sufficient capable delivering results want maldives arguing time now unless small states able build strong institutions will able build resilience spheres economy climate_change began process democratization decade ago informed events based lessons learned institutions adapting changing institutions need space form need develop organically evolve needs priorities society healthy climate
MEX 2016 355 355 women men fact system headed mexico’s president ensures policy equality upheld highest level reflected national government’s actions additionally driven sense urgency mexico adopted paris agreement climate_change days ago country’s ssenate ratified international treaty will submitted entry force tomorrow’s high-level meeting priority now develop national mechanisms coordinate verify report compliance commitments assumed climate
MHL 2016 51 51 get done work together cooperate leaders know accept efforts improve well-being peoples end expense others simply leave one behind us low-lying island nation paris agreement climate_change demonstrates international spirit cooperation interdependency used teacher implore member states ratified paris agreement next homework week imperative paris agreement enter force year know agreement perfect climate
MHL 2016 551 551 communities provide modest income stream along way tasking environment agency addressing water quality water security moving practical measures reduce costly reliance oil sustainable transport efficient renewable_energy forms will ignore pressing future risks many parts world sadly domestic violence serious issue pacific sdg commits states ending worldwide domestic violence women girls government climate
MKD 2016 1100 1100 individualism disturbed fragile climate balance balance humankind nature thus jeopardizing future descendants sustainable development goals republic macedonia fully supports must correct error signatory paris agreement climate_change republic macedonia already established national priorities contributions regard climate_change problem goes much deeper though high time try find way labyrinth crises president also university professor climate
MKD 2016 1109 1109 jeopardizing future descendants sustainable development goals republic macedonia fully supports must correct error signatory paris agreement climate_change republic macedonia already established national priorities contributions regard climate_change problem goes much deeper though high time try find way labyrinth crises president also university professor always listen voices young people know well challenges facing climate
MLI 2016 66 66 ban ki-moon prepares pass torch years entirely dedicated cause humankind history will remember secretary-general’s efforts resolve many conflicts throughout world also personal involvement success summits climate_change humanitarian action former led paris agreement climate_change particularly like now hall thank secretary-general strong support malian people laudable efforts favour peace stability country sahel region climate
MLI 2016 73 73 dedicated cause humankind history will remember secretary-general’s efforts resolve many conflicts throughout world also personal involvement success summits climate_change humanitarian action former led paris agreement climate_change particularly like now hall thank secretary-general strong support malian people laudable efforts favour peace stability country sahel region peace security conditions sine qua non progress climate
MLI 2016 768 768 want put end forms poverty change lives people substantial inclusive manner mali convinced need adopt strategies strengthen economic growth respond vital needs population including combating climate_change protecting environment providing education health care social protection jobs young people also empowering women ensuring involvement young people management critical issues relating socioeconomic development country climate
MLI 2016 843 843 development strategic framework economic recovery sustainable development period 2016-2018 will serve medium term sole reference point design implementation monitoring different development policies strategies sectoral level climate_change one major challenges affecting survival development humankind prime example country sahel mali bearing brunt effects climate_change delegation mali welcomes strong commitment part international community adopting climate
MLI 2016 859 859 design implementation monitoring different development policies strategies sectoral level climate_change one major challenges affecting survival development humankind prime example country sahel mali bearing brunt effects climate_change delegation mali welcomes strong commitment part international community adopting signing paris agreement climate_change marks decisive turning point preservation environment regard particularly pleased announce morning mali climate
MLI 2016 872 872 affecting survival development humankind prime example country sahel mali bearing brunt effects climate_change delegation mali welcomes strong commitment part international community adopting signing paris agreement climate_change marks decisive turning point preservation environment regard particularly pleased announce morning mali deposited instruments ratification paris agreement implementation convinced will contribute saving environment now ever climate
MNE 2016 61 61 goals sdgs also like thank excellency mr mogens lykketoft president assembly seventieth session leadership many efforts invested creating prerequisites efficient implementation crucial agreements sustainable development climate_change last general debate secretary-general ban ki-moon like express particular appreciation essential contributions aimed building safer prosperous world especially light past decade one tarnished myriad challenges climate
MNE 2016 225 225 reached encouraging past years marked historic multilateral agreements paving way global transformation sustainable progress reflection general willingness change status quo agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 carry significant importance characterized interdependence time assume responsibility commit implementation citizens equal chance live dignified life without violence discrimination climate
MNE 2016 377 377 systems can based thereby ensuring countries regardless stage development progressively raise ambitions order achieve final goals line provisions paris agreement montenegro reaffirms ambitious contribution reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent compared wish formally ratify commitment soon possible order initiate implementation commitment achieving goals paris agreement will pose challenge entire system will need climate
MNE 2016 427 427 need include stakeholders national local levels management segments society like many countries montenegro will require additional support international community financial mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change refer primarily green climate fund often international community able prevent end bloodshed criminal activity suffering millions people around world conflict syria continuously attracted attention international climate
MNG 2016 239 239 restrained power diplomacy prevailed last year together launched agenda sustainable development includes plan action people planet prosperity december paris world turned new page efforts combat climate_change global community following new road map next 15-year journey agenda paris agreement provide clear guidelines achieving promised must now act together take responsibility people must climate
MNG 2016 368 368 mechanisms will essential achieving sustainable development goals sdgs therefore accountability quality governance will eventually define success sdgs tomorrow will mark landmark achievement collective journey counter climate_change let take opportunity congratulate states parties formally ratified paris agreement people mongolia joined world fight mitigate climate_change concluded national legislative process recently ratified paris agreement climate
MNG 2016 385 385 tomorrow will mark landmark achievement collective journey counter climate_change let take opportunity congratulate states parties formally ratified paris agreement people mongolia joined world fight mitigate climate_change concluded national legislative process recently ratified paris agreement paris agreement represents common success result hard work also great inspiration us bold vision promise children save climate
MNG 2016 424 424 result hard work also great inspiration us bold vision promise children save world must deliver promise mongolia one smallest carbon emitters world yet suffers disproportionately climate_change desertification deforestation loss biodiversity severely affected livelihoods traditional nomadic culture spur environmental degradation mongolia holding end bargain promised international cooperation support still lacking benefits green climate
MNG 2016 1346 1346 task complicated easy however every member united nations will strive appropriate solution conclusion allow express mongolia’s full commitment faithfully implementing agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change must demonstrate world nations meaningful progress made sustainable development goals reaffirm firm commitment multilateral system united nations core let us therefore work together progress global climate
MOZ 2016 55 55 lykketoft dedication fulfilled mandate context achieving fundamental commitments namely addis ababa action agenda financing development agenda sustainable development sendai framework disaster risk reduction paris agreement climate_change celebrate first anniversary adoption important instruments pleased see world united nations system making progress implementation despite developments however cognizant challenges remain theme session assembly sustainable climate
MRT 2016 286 286 rational judicious policy led unprecedented progress development many economic sectors infrastructure roads ports hospitals universities undergone major construction programmes improvements electricity production thanks use traditional renewable_energy resources also increased number homes direct access safe drinking water particularly families living shanty towns years mauritania straddles arab mahgreb world saharan world long atlantic climate
MRT 2016 725 725 join forces tackle challenges overcome together national legislation runs counter international law particularly concers judicial immunity states will undermine efforts international community tackle aforementioned scourges climate_change also major threat sustainable development particularly regions sahel sahara mauritania case many countries subregion must face problem squarely since desert sands sahara cover much country’s climate
MRT 2016 830 830 commission covers approximately kilometres west east linking atlantic coast red sea fight environmental degradation also carefully protecting fish stocks future generations look favourably paris agreement climate_change cherished hope parties will respect commitments mauritania aspires full implementation inclusive ambitious work plan cities urban spaces will flesh agenda sustainable development goals targets modernization climate
MUS 2016 237 237 united nations will tested effort achieve goal international scale conscious power might right nevertheless mauritius will persevere fight vulnerable small island developing state like goal climate_action goal oceans paramount importance survival pleased now crossed first threshold entry force paris agreement climate_change countries ratified agreement responsible per cent global emissions small island climate
MUS 2016 252 252 will persevere fight vulnerable small island developing state like goal climate_action goal oceans paramount importance survival pleased now crossed first threshold entry force paris agreement climate_change countries ratified agreement responsible per cent global emissions small island developing states sids early entry force paris agreement paramount importance tourism industry sids faces particular climate
MUS 2016 282 282 per cent global emissions small island developing states sids early entry force paris agreement paramount importance tourism industry sids faces particular challenges owing negative effects global_warming taking measures reverse trend essential us order preserve marine coastal ecosystems biodiversity foster clean sustainable use oceans mauritius will ensure steps takes advance ocean economy climate
MUS 2016 326 326 will ensure steps takes advance ocean economy synergy sustainability principles context pleased inform assembly september mauritius support world bank hosted african ministerial conference ocean economies climate_change mauritius communiqué encapsulates outcome conference will serve input green climate fund africa dialogue held next month cape town mauritius will also contribute discussions african union climate
MUS 2016 368 368 cape town mauritius will also contribute discussions african union extraordinary summit maritime security safety development africa scheduled october togo conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change november morocco let highlight fact conference mauritius african ministers along development partners particular world bank group african development bank food agriculture organization united nations agreed climate
MUS 2016 408 408 bank group african development bank food agriculture organization united nations agreed technical financial assistance package imperative order support ocean economies ensure resilience oceans coastal areas climate_change look forward adoption package climate_change conference morocco addressing causes effects climate_change will require robust determination strong political will well extraordinary means terms financing technology transfer climate
MUS 2016 413 413 food agriculture organization united nations agreed technical financial assistance package imperative order support ocean economies ensure resilience oceans coastal areas climate_change look forward adoption package climate_change conference morocco addressing causes effects climate_change will require robust determination strong political will well extraordinary means terms financing technology transfer highly appreciate pledges made countries climate
MUS 2016 419 419 technical financial assistance package imperative order support ocean economies ensure resilience oceans coastal areas climate_change look forward adoption package climate_change conference morocco addressing causes effects climate_change will require robust determination strong political will well extraordinary means terms financing technology transfer highly appreciate pledges made countries france canada provide financing fight climate_change climate
MUS 2016 444 444 climate_change will require robust determination strong political will well extraordinary means terms financing technology transfer highly appreciate pledges made countries france canada provide financing fight climate_change however access resources needs simplified needs take account specific circumstances individual countries two days ago mauritius commonwealth secretariat signed host country agreement establishment mauritius climate climate
MWI 2016 193 193 unending cycles suffering violence terrorism radicalization extremism abductions human trafficking story can pride recounting next generations world living story indignity shame planet great danger everywhere global_warming threatens existence hurricanes cyclones earthquakes wildfires extreme flooding droughts dangers threaten fragile economies africa third world everywhere africa rest developing world suffering dehumanizing poverty pain climate
MWI 2016 465 465 projected lead gdp growth single-digit inflation low lending rates will turn lead increased confidence greater investment jobs improved incomes major setback last two years effects climate_change experienced terrible floods affected half country endured just opposite yet half country affected time scorching drought consider climate_change let us remember real souls suffering effects climate
MWI 2016 483 483 incomes major setback last two years effects climate_change experienced terrible floods affected half country endured just opposite yet half country affected time scorching drought consider climate_change let us remember real souls suffering effects country will duty humankind afternoon will sign paris agreement climate_change headquarters commit government ratification implementation crucial document malawi climate
MWI 2016 500 500 yet half country affected time scorching drought consider climate_change let us remember real souls suffering effects country will duty humankind afternoon will sign paris agreement climate_change headquarters commit government ratification implementation crucial document malawi already adopted climate_change policy will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record climate
MWI 2016 511 511 remember real souls suffering effects country will duty humankind afternoon will sign paris agreement climate_change headquarters commit government ratification implementation crucial document malawi already adopted climate_change policy will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv climate
MWI 2016 521 521 will sign paris agreement climate_change headquarters commit government ratification implementation crucial document malawi already adopted climate_change policy will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic among countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme climate
MYS 2016 393 393 young leader award dr mohd lutfi fadil lokman selected sdg ensure healthy lives promote well-being ages heard testimonies various small island developing states devastating impact climate_change countries populations existential threat presents subsistence seen increase frequency intensity climate-related disasters floods coastal erosion landslides many countries across globe extreme_weather events affected economic activities climate
MYS 2016 414 414 developing states devastating impact climate_change countries populations existential threat presents subsistence seen increase frequency intensity climate-related disasters floods coastal erosion landslides many countries across globe extreme_weather events affected economic activities livelihoods safety people left unchecked afraid climate_change fact constitute greatest threat multiplier global security realizing increasingly urgent need address impact climate_change climate
MYS 2016 425 425 seen increase frequency intensity climate-related disasters floods coastal erosion landslides many countries across globe extreme_weather events affected economic activities livelihoods safety people left unchecked afraid climate_change fact constitute greatest threat multiplier global security realizing increasingly urgent need address impact climate_change came together paris last december took historic step adopting paris agreement climate
MYS 2016 439 439 extreme_weather events affected economic activities livelihoods safety people left unchecked afraid climate_change fact constitute greatest threat multiplier global security realizing increasingly urgent need address impact climate_change came together paris last december took historic step adopting paris agreement climate_change must now follow carry commitments assumed thereunder malaysia committed reducing intensity greenhouse gas climate
MYS 2016 451 451 fact constitute greatest threat multiplier global security realizing increasingly urgent need address impact climate_change came together paris last december took historic step adopting paris agreement climate_change must now follow carry commitments assumed thereunder malaysia committed reducing intensity greenhouse gas emissions gross domestic product percent malaysia currently working towards ratification paris agreement climate
MYS 2016 463 463 impact climate_change came together paris last december took historic step adopting paris agreement climate_change must now follow carry commitments assumed thereunder malaysia committed reducing intensity greenhouse gas emissions gross domestic product percent malaysia currently working towards ratification paris agreement international environment enables peace security also important successful implementation sdgs yet witnessing climate
NAM 2016 467 467 causes rather symptoms evil belief one must feel left aware inclusivity spells peace exclusivity spells war earlier morning attended high-level event entry force paris agreement climate_change namibia welcomes development happy announce ratified agreement represents milestone endeavours fight devastating effects climate_change climate_change global problem requires global response us developed developing countries regard climate
NAM 2016 481 481 spells war earlier morning attended high-level event entry force paris agreement climate_change namibia welcomes development happy announce ratified agreement represents milestone endeavours fight devastating effects climate_change climate_change global problem requires global response us developed developing countries regard united nations framework convention climate_change sendai declaration disaster risk reduction remain central multilateral frameworks climate
NAM 2016 482 482 war earlier morning attended high-level event entry force paris agreement climate_change namibia welcomes development happy announce ratified agreement represents milestone endeavours fight devastating effects climate_change climate_change global problem requires global response us developed developing countries regard united nations framework convention climate_change sendai declaration disaster risk reduction remain central multilateral frameworks cooperative climate
NAM 2016 497 497 announce ratified agreement represents milestone endeavours fight devastating effects climate_change climate_change global problem requires global response us developed developing countries regard united nations framework convention climate_change sendai declaration disaster risk reduction remain central multilateral frameworks cooperative action addressing climate-change-induced disaster risks drought namibia one driest countries world consequently undertaken ambitious domestic climate
NAM 2016 524 524 declaration disaster risk reduction remain central multilateral frameworks cooperative action addressing climate-change-induced disaster risks drought namibia one driest countries world consequently undertaken ambitious domestic action climate_change including mitigation adaptation surmount losses damages arising climate-change-induced natural disasters time developing renewable_energy resources solar wind hydroelectricity power tackling crisis principle common yet differentiated responsibility climate
NAM 2016 537 537 risks drought namibia one driest countries world consequently undertaken ambitious domestic action climate_change including mitigation adaptation surmount losses damages arising climate-change-induced natural disasters time developing renewable_energy resources solar wind hydroelectricity power tackling crisis principle common yet differentiated responsibility must upheld furthermore activation green climate fund welcome timely development accords us opportunity climate
NER 2016 60 60 united nation like take opportunity honour also pay tribute secretary-general ban ki-moon led organization courage wisdom throughout past decade congratulate work particularly regarding paris agreement climate_change commitment proved instrumental also role adoption agenda sustainable development finally like express gratitude commitment africa niger particular always count support multifaceted crises country experienced recent climate
NER 2016 124 124 one behind process heart project commitment place mankind centre development meet requirements limitations planet earth terms production consumption habits two months later adoption paris agreement climate_change came complete important campaign package actions aiming one hand limiting rise average global temperature less c thanks courageous measures mitigate causes climate_change hand taking measures climate
NER 2016 138 138 earth terms production consumption habits two months later adoption paris agreement climate_change came complete important campaign package actions aiming one hand limiting rise average global temperature less c thanks courageous measures mitigate causes climate_change hand taking measures strengthen resilience face climate_change therefore theme session sustainable development goals universal push transform world climate
NER 2016 146 146 adoption paris agreement climate_change came complete important campaign package actions aiming one hand limiting rise average global temperature less c thanks courageous measures mitigate causes climate_change hand taking measures strengthen resilience face climate_change therefore theme session sustainable development goals universal push transform world much line transformational vision mission climate-change programme evaluation climate
NER 2016 153 153 campaign package actions aiming one hand limiting rise average global temperature less c thanks courageous measures mitigate causes climate_change hand taking measures strengthen resilience face climate_change therefore theme session sustainable development goals universal push transform world much line transformational vision mission climate-change programme evaluation millennium development goals mdgs late showed even climate
NER 2016 287 287 goals capacity achieve goals deadline will depend ability change political economic conditions individual countries global scale will also depend ability honour commitments undertook paris conference climate_change turning political economic conditions current situation inspire optimism therefore essential create new type political economic governance worldwide economic sphere obvious functioning global economy must fully climate
NGA 2016 87 87 witnessed adoption agenda sustainable development landmark achievements global community will without doubt build prosperous all-inclusive world must work together liberate humankind poverty save planet devastation climate_change rid world terrorism peaceful prosperous future must remain committed taking bold steps transform world sustainable development goals underscore imperative collective will towards finding enduring sustainable climate
NGA 2016 386 386 information can use hold government players extractive industries account make recommendations drive reforms strategic sectors national life world took giant step paris towards addressing challenges climate_change nigeria proud part process leading adoption paris agreement december twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting marked watershed global community’s commitment address climate
NGA 2016 404 404 took giant step paris towards addressing challenges climate_change nigeria proud part process leading adoption paris agreement december twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting marked watershed global community’s commitment address climate_change will continue determined efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions centre nigeria’s climate_action determination implement strategies intended nationally determined contributions climate
NGA 2016 412 412 nigeria proud part process leading adoption paris agreement december twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting marked watershed global community’s commitment address climate_change will continue determined efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions centre nigeria’s climate_action determination implement strategies intended nationally determined contributions will foster low- carbon economy sustainable growth building climate
NGA 2016 418 418 paris agreement december twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting marked watershed global community’s commitment address climate_change will continue determined efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions centre nigeria’s climate_action determination implement strategies intended nationally determined contributions will foster low- carbon economy sustainable growth building climate-resilient society creating public awareness integrated climate
NGA 2016 422 422 meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change meeting marked watershed global community’s commitment address climate_change will continue determined efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions centre nigeria’s climate_action determination implement strategies intended nationally determined contributions will foster low- carbon economy sustainable growth building climate-resilient society creating public awareness integrated involvement private sector civil climate
NGA 2016 455 455 will foster low- carbon economy sustainable growth building climate-resilient society creating public awareness integrated involvement private sector civil society strengthening national institutions mechanisms negative consequences climate_change manifested drying lake chad means livelihood estimated million inhabitants lake chad basin spread across cameroon chad niger nigeria severely threatened cost replenishing lake put billion climate
NIC 2016 142 142 resources nicaragua recognizes need build peaceful just inclusive societies provide equal access social justice based respect human rights including right development much said recent days climate_change world meteorological organization projects heading towards breaking temperature records since records kept makes clear agreements reached twenty-first session united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 paris climate
NIC 2016 150 150 societies provide equal access social justice based respect human rights including right development much said recent days climate_change world meteorological organization projects heading towards breaking temperature records since records kept makes clear agreements reached twenty-first session united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 paris failed establish firm starting point address greatest challenge climate
NIC 2016 165 165 recent days climate_change world meteorological organization projects heading towards breaking temperature records since records kept makes clear agreements reached twenty-first session united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 paris failed establish firm starting point address greatest challenge facing planet voluntary non-binding formula will lead increase global temperature c will catastrophic effects highly climate
NIC 2016 185 185 session united nations framework convention climate_change cop21 paris failed establish firm starting point address greatest challenge facing planet voluntary non-binding formula will lead increase global temperature c will catastrophic effects highly vulnerable countries many us feel agreed paris sufficient urge ambitious actions note great concern worldwide record temperatures little ambition reduce climate
NIC 2016 211 211 c will catastrophic effects highly vulnerable countries many us feel agreed paris sufficient urge ambitious actions note great concern worldwide record temperatures little ambition reduce greenhouse-gas emissions corroborates nicaragua position’s cop21 nicaragua adhering international law taking account principle damage recovery demanded global compensation policy order address phenomenon take opportunity reiterate support climate
NLD 2016 164 164 taken deadly toll many places around world including continent europe violence women war zones elsewhere scourge denying many people world drawn short straw world globalization climate_change conflict losing longer permit go drift inclusive united nations ideal peoples people peoples will able strengthen positive forces will let negative forces tear world apart climate
NLD 2016 307 307 global organization embodies principles multilateralism legitimacy universality standard-setting authority convening power important also ability deliver services global scale must done sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change week new york declaration refugees migrants resolution shown united nations remains one legitimate institution international goals ambitions set can agree new global challenges now time climate
NLD 2016 538 538 next summer globally committed integrated approach peace security development human rights leaves one behind netherlands top-10 humanitarian donor supporter contributor peacekeeping will ratify paris agreement climate_change shortly like migration compact refugee compact provided new york declaration migrants refugees clear actionable united nations reform needs pick steam now security council continues fulfil climate
NLD 2016 837 837 will deposit instrument ratification kampala amendments rome statute international criminal court crime aggression security council priorities kingdom netherlands include protection civilians addressing peace security implications climate_change kingdom consisting one low-lying country netherlands three small caribbean island countries aruba curacao sint maarten issue particular concern us fortunately grim tableau sketched moment ago climate
NLD 2016 913 913 possible well goal reached sometimes lightning strike twice international community reached agreement sustainable development goals another major achievement victory diplomacy time much strife paris agreement climate_change recent ratifications china united states real prospect will enter force hopefully secretary-general ban ki-moon leaves office end year large part legacy commend mr ban ki-moon climate
NOR 2016 746 746 need sustainable aquaculture world trade continues grow need marine transport will increase oceans also already major source energy resource must developed meet growing demand clean renewable_energy short oceans hold great promise future seen beginning blue economy united nations convention law sea strikes delicate balance competing interests needs enabling us realize potential climate
NOR 2016 805 805 domain adoption sdgs paris agreement shows can achieved countries come together find compromises take action globalized interdependent world effective international cooperation essential address poverty conflicts climate_change migration terrorism government can single-handedly deliver effective solutions challenges face morning norway together colombia ethiopia ghana indonesia jordan mexico presented five recommendations intended new secretary-general climate
NPL 2016 1085 1085 countries emerge states poverty underdevelopment experiencing delay conclusion doha round trade negotiations huge setback denying countries many development dividends trade hampering implementation agenda sustainable development climate_change nepal himalayan country faces challenges form melting glaciers flash floods glacial-lake outbursts believe paris agreement climate_change adopted last year reflects rare commitment international community making climate
NPL 2016 1101 1101 many development dividends trade hampering implementation agenda sustainable development climate_change nepal himalayan country faces challenges form melting glaciers flash floods glacial-lake outbursts believe paris agreement climate_change adopted last year reflects rare commitment international community making difference support early entry force nepal also believes climate justice based principle common differentiated responsibilities centre climate
NRU 2016 106 106 path fortunately members united nations given us detailed road maps guide work small island developing states accelerated modalities action pathway agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda financing development sendai framework disaster risk reduction universal agreements capture collective will international community agreements point way towards greater cooperation nauru climate
NRU 2016 404 404 disproportionate burden conservation measures fall small island developing states sids burden costs measures must shared equitably full implementation international commitments takes much greater urgency face climate_change nauru among first countries world ratify paris agreement encouraging hear track agreement’s entry force year however far early celebrate paris agreement end climate work beginning climate
NRU 2016 430 430 nauru among first countries world ratify paris agreement encouraging hear track agreement’s entry force year however far early celebrate paris agreement end climate work beginning greenhouse gas emissions past year pushed climate system beyond boundaries human experience brewing superstorms droughts can destructive bomb sea-level rise can occupy territory just surely invading climate
NRU 2016 462 462 system beyond boundaries human experience brewing superstorms droughts can destructive bomb sea-level rise can occupy territory just surely invading army perspective small island nation pacific climate_change greatest humanitarian crisis war nauru will among first experience worst impacts climate_change will rest world’s humanitarian challenge well paris agreement notwithstanding dangerous climate impacts will climate
NRU 2016 474 474 rise can occupy territory just surely invading army perspective small island nation pacific climate_change greatest humanitarian crisis war nauru will among first experience worst impacts climate_change will rest world’s humanitarian challenge well paris agreement notwithstanding dangerous climate impacts will continue grow worse coming decades little understanding human systems will hold climate climate
NRU 2016 517 517 decades little understanding human systems will hold climate stress global supply chains finance insurance markets food water distribution systems complex interlinked form foundation modern civilization climate_change raises hard questions sure answers can feed planet billion people crop yields projected fall will learn share declining freshwater resources glaciers disappear will able protect climate
NRU 2016 578 578 managed effectively avoid proliferation failed states simply prepared reason nauru calls members support proposal pacific sids appoint united nations special representative climate security security implications climate_change will define twenty-first century must prepare regarding security council nauru supports expanding number permanent non-permanent members council time reflect geopolitical realities today years ago persistence climate
NRU 2016 810 810 country’s deep appreciation work current secretary- general mr ban ki-moon true friend small islands thankful leadership many issues hold dear enduring legacy may perhaps raised climate_change top international agenda tireless efforts ensure country matter small left behind just important first sitting secretary-general make official visit pacific small island developing states open climate
PAN 2016 669 669 can achieved bilateral multilateral issues common interest mutual benefit peoples world witnessed significant progress made paris summit week panama will deposit instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change country moving aggressively play part resolve commitment call states members organization join forces climate_change pool efforts everything power find comprehensive solutions issue irregular migration flows climate
PAN 2016 683 683 made paris summit week panama will deposit instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change country moving aggressively play part resolve commitment call states members organization join forces climate_change pool efforts everything power find comprehensive solutions issue irregular migration flows continue taking solid steps will allow us defeat terrorism organized crime inequality poverty recent climate
PER 2016 180 180 regard priority therefore honoured participated high-level panel water just days ago another important issue government promote green growth coordinating use land-based marine ecosystems paris agreement climate_change serve inspiration us implement policies peru country particularly vulnerable see daily basis melting glaciers extreme cold occurs southern peru sometimes compelled us redirect scarce resources climate
PHL 2016 851 851 risk-informed approach axiomatic say frequent intense natural disasters can negate gains reduction poverty even push back development philippines one disaster-prone countries also vulnerable adverse effects climate_change owing many years neglect selfish practices various countries left us far behind progress irresponsibility greed expense reiterate call climate justice principle equity common differentiated responsibility climate
PHL 2016 881 881 selfish practices various countries left us far behind progress irresponsibility greed expense reiterate call climate justice principle equity common differentiated responsibility implementation obligations paris agreement climate_change philippines will remain responsible partner international community domestic concerns compel us partner like-minded countries areas maritime security counter-terrorism disaster response transnational crime limited trafficking drugs climate
PLW 2016 152 152 team brazil sport walking talk inclusiveness year ago began address general assembly see pv stated lived perilously challenging yet still hopeful times meet today perils climate_change global conflicts still exist challenges posed flow migrants refugees well terrorism violent extremism become prominent bringing psychosocial damage despair addressing antimicrobial resistance nuclear testing issues climate
PLW 2016 287 287 site places us particular risk addition call member states yet ratified treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons order us move one step closer total nuclear disarmament impact climate_change terms sea- level rise ocean acidification frequency intensity storms continues pose existential threat palau small island developing states palau participated actively united nations framework convention climate
PLW 2016 313 313 terms sea- level rise ocean acidification frequency intensity storms continues pose existential threat palau small island developing states palau participated actively united nations framework convention climate_change processes one countries strongly advocated making goal sustainable development goals sdgs stand-alone goal climate_change palau proud second following fiji nations ratified paris agreement climate_change bringing climate
PLW 2016 327 327 small island developing states palau participated actively united nations framework convention climate_change processes one countries strongly advocated making goal sustainable development goals sdgs stand-alone goal climate_change palau proud second following fiji nations ratified paris agreement climate_change bringing total number ratifications approximately per cent membership per cent member states required agreement enter climate
PLW 2016 337 337 convention climate_change processes one countries strongly advocated making goal sustainable development goals sdgs stand-alone goal climate_change palau proud second following fiji nations ratified paris agreement climate_change bringing total number ratifications approximately per cent membership per cent member states required agreement enter force encouraged nations signed agreement confident end year agreement will climate
PLW 2016 371 371 per cent member states required agreement enter force encouraged nations signed agreement confident end year agreement will begin work us addition hopeful special representative secretary-general climate_change security will appointed appointment will provide effective working link secretary-general general assembly security council matters dealing peace security arising climate_change imperative effort spared ensure global climate
PLW 2016 391 391 addition hopeful special representative secretary-general climate_change security will appointed appointment will provide effective working link secretary-general general assembly security council matters dealing peace security arising climate_change imperative effort spared ensure global temperature rise remains c furthermore access financial technological resources must made available small island developing states need fourteen years short climate
PLW 2016 397 397 security will appointed appointment will provide effective working link secretary-general general assembly security council matters dealing peace security arising climate_change imperative effort spared ensure global temperature rise remains c furthermore access financial technological resources must made available small island developing states need fourteen years short period within achieve goals agenda agree climate
PLW 2016 446 446 agenda agree sense urgency expressed word push theme seventy-first session united nations sustainable development goals universal push transform world urgent need transform world face severe climate_change impacts global conflicts resulting unprecedented migration refugees poverty exacerbated huge gaps resource use ownership need push either jump-start go gone already push indeed necessary already climate
PLW 2016 797 797 context also wish recommend us consider partnering god work faithful genuine durable partner palau fortunate many friends development partners assisted us national marine sanctuary initiative renewable_energy efforts sustainable development activities regard wish acknowledge gratitude strong partnerships enjoyed united states america japan australia new zealand european union italy india taiwan especially grateful climate
PLW 2016 829 829 acknowledge gratitude strong partnerships enjoyed united states america japan australia new zealand european union italy india taiwan especially grateful assistance already given us marine sanctuary climate_change areas development republic china taiwan provided assistance helped us achieve millennium development goals look forward continued support towards achievement agenda urge united nations system involve climate
PLW 2016 863 863 us achieve millennium development goals look forward continued support towards achievement agenda urge united nations system involve taiwan processes implementing agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change will need resources can garner will require participation every global citizen push need successful mantra one left behind must refer benefits also implementation agenda agenda climate
PLW 2016 1017 1017 things achieved paris agreement agenda sustainable development wish family well future endeavours secretary-general ban ki-moon often said first generation can end poverty last can end climate_change agree salute agenda paris agreement implemented effectively will help end poverty climate_change respectively resolve leave one behind need help can offer help addressing climate_change achieving climate
PLW 2016 1029 1029 secretary-general ban ki-moon often said first generation can end poverty last can end climate_change agree salute agenda paris agreement implemented effectively will help end poverty climate_change respectively resolve leave one behind need help can offer help addressing climate_change achieving agenda requires political will resolve commitment resources goodwill room political barriers reminded climate
PLW 2016 1041 1041 end climate_change agree salute agenda paris agreement implemented effectively will help end poverty climate_change respectively resolve leave one behind need help can offer help addressing climate_change achieving agenda requires political will resolve commitment resources goodwill room political barriers reminded secretary-general said statement opening seventy- first session general assembly topic barriers said climate
PNG 2016 975 975 supporters national sdgs efforts imperative align assistance national development policies strategies plans rather undertake parallel paths can unhelpful papua new guinea highly vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change therefore order demonstrate commitment combating climate_change supported adoption paris agreement december signed april ratified deposited instrument ratification secretariat yesterday welcome congratulate countries ratified paris agreement climate
PNG 2016 981 981 assistance national development policies strategies plans rather undertake parallel paths can unhelpful papua new guinea highly vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change therefore order demonstrate commitment combating climate_change supported adoption paris agreement december signed april ratified deposited instrument ratification secretariat yesterday welcome congratulate countries ratified paris agreement urge yet done particularly countries emit climate
POL 2016 425 425 process ratifying paris agreement doha amendment president republic poland attach great importance conclusion quickly possible line provisions constitution responsibility natural environment however involves mere prevention climate_change line spirit agenda sustainable development also includes protecting water soil fighting desertification responsible development requires balanced approach therefore natural environment viewed three perspectives water soil climate
PRT 2016 91 91 institution eyes members therefore reiterate portugal’s unwavering enduring commitment united nations charter guiding purposes principles well strict respect international law historic agreements sustainable development goals climate_change reached respectively world humanitarian summit general assembly special session world drug problem major achievements exemplified effective united nations-centred multilateralism general assembly’s special session world drug climate
PRT 2016 761 761 portugal looking forward engaged participant first united nations conference support implementation sustainable development goal oceans seas marine resources will held new york furthermore regard link climate_change reiterate portugal’s commitment small island developing states supporting efforts needed overcome challenges face responsibility international community whole finally process appointing next secretary-general way like express climate
PRY 2016 125 125 conflicts nearly disappeared terrorism cowardly intolerant form reached global dimensions characterized emergence increasingly cruel inhuman groups scorn human life lack respect rights fundamental freedoms effects climate_change pollution continue worsen pandemics threaten planet global challenges transcend physical borders state immune confronted individually therefore essential promote collective comprehensive strategies based shared responsibility furthermore climate
PRY 2016 660 660 encourage productive development promoting investments understanding private sector plays important role creating opportunities help provide jobs decent work countries like greatly depend natural resources vulnerable climate_change therefore paraguay paris agreement priority like announce national congress approved agreement days will put relevant ratification effect international trade pillar sustainable development however landlocked developing climate
ROU 2016 73 73 transform world sdgs set ambitious programme action years come aimed eradicating extreme poverty fighting peace security combating inequality protecting planet need integrate various strategies relating climate_change development humanitarian aid eradication hunger economic growth peacebuilding political direction set social industrial agricultural policies will impact one way another sustainable development experiences past show climate
ROU 2016 453 453 opportunity find new solutions responses responsibility build existing regional experiences initiatives emerged follow-up process istanbul humanitarian summit need move beyond sectoral approaches trade policy address climate_change hunger poverty ensure food production economic growth find inclusive institutional framework put forward integrated solutions romania stepping effort respond challenges spirit international solidarity responsibility-sharing accordance climate
RUS 2016 1155 1155 thank chinese chairmanship efforts use representative platform effectively exchange views key issues global economy policies subsequent promotion agreements universal format united nations signing paris agreement climate_change become important event among united nations activities communication nationally determined contributions voluntary basis moves us toward achieving objectives agreement namely hold increase average global temperature climate
RUS 2016 1180 1180 climate_change become important event among united nations activities communication nationally determined contributions voluntary basis moves us toward achieving objectives agreement namely hold increase average global temperature c clear rules procedures implement provisions paris agreement bearing mind interests countries participating process developed order achieve success context launch market non-market mechanisms reduce emissions climate
RUS 2016 1206 1206 c clear rules procedures implement provisions paris agreement bearing mind interests countries participating process developed order achieve success context launch market non-market mechanisms reduce emissions greenhouse gases stipulated article vi agreement priority matter final analysis crucial importance preventing violations competitive environment transfer polluting industries dirty production one country another hampers achievement climate
RWA 2016 10 10 past year international community concluded landmark agreements sustainable development climate_change renewed commitment work together combat violent extremism serious matters international community today joint efforts offer prospect transforming world whole just part progress every country closely climate
RWA 2016 198 198 speed seriousness deserve encouraging signs progress horizon next month thousand delegates will gather kigali consider ground-breaking amendment montreal protocol ozone layer phase hydrofluorocarbons major type greenhouse gas nearly 30-year-old montreal protocol already one successful international agreements history now affords us opportunity take significant step forward implementing one-year-old paris agreement urge member climate
SAU 2016 518 518 east date must set international conference create middle east free nuclear weapons kingdom committed promotion protection human rights accordance principles islam call adoption policies reduce greenhouse gas emissions also need look sources energy complementary alternatives energy sources way ensure sustainable development regard note kingdom invested developing new carbon capture technology effort climate
SEN 2016 347 347 council remain wedded african position set forth ezulwini consensus remain open dialogue whose opinions differ last year adopted agenda sustainable development period adopted paris agreement climate_change theme session calls universal effort transform world fresh opportunity translate commitments action african countries issue energy remains vital challenge can neither industrialization development without access climate
SEN 2016 397 397 access electricity competitive costs africa continue enlighten continents resources remains dark africa continue serve reservoir raw materials processed elsewhere detriment industrialization africa remain continent affected climate_change even though contribution carbon_dioxide emissions related electricity lowest level expected reach per cent paris agreement signed april compels us work together calls developing countries especially climate
SEN 2016 401 401 africa continue enlighten continents resources remains dark africa continue serve reservoir raw materials processed elsewhere detriment industrialization africa remain continent affected climate_change even though contribution carbon_dioxide emissions related electricity lowest level expected reach per cent paris agreement signed april compels us work together calls developing countries especially africa adopt polluting patterns climate
SGP 2016 407 407 rules-based international order believe precondition existence independent sovereign states second essential element international partnership cooperation significant challenges time transnational nature examples include global economic growth climate_change epidemics terrorism therein lies importance united nations recent successful conclusion paris agreement climate_change last november good example countries around world come together solve problem posed climate
SGP 2016 420 420 partnership cooperation significant challenges time transnational nature examples include global economic growth climate_change epidemics terrorism therein lies importance united nations recent successful conclusion paris agreement climate_change last november good example countries around world come together solve problem posed global commons paris agreement will likely enter force less seven months opened signature climate
SGP 2016 470 470 signature confidence-booster united nations system singapore proud played part actively participating negotiations part early wave countries deposited instruments ratification high-level event entry force paris agreement climate_change september year collective voice small states speaks louder collective action effective catalyst change united nations globally pleased note chairmanships grenada nauru now maldives alliance small climate
SGP 2016 714 714 addressed sdg agenda south-east asia transboundary haze forest peatland fires started human beings impaired health millions people compromised safety aircraft navigation damaged regional economies accelerated climate_change association southeast asian nations asean adopted road map achieve hope will haze-free asean need strengthen partnerships among governments private sector civil-society organizations important stakeholders view climate
SGP 2016 842 842 development programme un-water un-habitat support fellow developing countries implementing agenda sustainable development singapore also tailored training programmes small island developing states areas including sustainable development climate_change public governance small states make half states members united nations quote secretary- general ban ki-moon’s statement twentieth anniversary forum small states small mean absence big climate
SGP 2016 885 885 anniversary forum small states small mean absence big ideas secretary-general strong supporter small states thank leadership support think also recognize important contributions made sustainable development climate_change two terms secretary-general conclusion let say small states despite size made significant contributions international community helped build consensus find solutions key global issues including climate_change climate
SGP 2016 910 910 climate_change two terms secretary-general conclusion let say small states despite size made significant contributions international community helped build consensus find solutions key global issues including climate_change small states can play even greater role provided work together ultimately small states need united nations create framework building partnerships promoting mutual development pursuing peace climate
SLB 2016 69 69 predecessor mr mogens lykketoft whose term office coincided adoptions three development frameworks agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals sdgs addis ababa action agenda paris agreement climate_change president lykketoft worked tirelessly strengthen role authority general assembly put place open inclusive transparent process selecting secretary-general new secretary-general expected take office january first time climate
SLB 2016 137 137 hapi isles mr ban ki-moon’s tenure secretary-general comes close end year join others paying tribute exemplary leadership organization years worked benefit voice reason particularly issue climate_change remains first secretary-general visit solomon islands since joined body years ago also tenure united nations country presence solomon islands upgraded every confidence successor can upgrade climate
SLB 2016 287 287 migrants also opportunity seriously examine issue climate-displaced populations environmental migrants international community must establishing global mechanism help small island developing states sids manage populations displaced climate_change treaties effect inadequate addressing issue people forced climate_change call legal framework designed address protect rights forced climate migrants compensate populations affected climate_change loss livelihoods solomon climate
SLB 2016 295 295 environmental migrants international community must establishing global mechanism help small island developing states sids manage populations displaced climate_change treaties effect inadequate addressing issue people forced climate_change call legal framework designed address protect rights forced climate migrants compensate populations affected climate_change loss livelihoods solomon islands current chair pacific islands development forum pidf climate
SLB 2016 309 309 manage populations displaced climate_change treaties effect inadequate addressing issue people forced climate_change call legal framework designed address protect rights forced climate migrants compensate populations affected climate_change loss livelihoods solomon islands current chair pacific islands development forum pidf bold attempt address issues sustainable development structured inclusive approach tripartite leadership government private sector climate
SLB 2016 356 356 leadership government private sector civil society pidf offers pacific island countries seamless link high-level political forum processes envisaged future want solomon islands welcomes paris agreement climate_change like congratulate french presidency paris climate conference leadership helping restore trust confidence multilateral system now paris agreement legally binding obligations implement united nations framework convention climate
SLB 2016 382 382 like congratulate french presidency paris climate conference leadership helping restore trust confidence multilateral system now paris agreement legally binding obligations implement united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc pleased announce solomon islands ratified agreement submitted instrument ratification two days ago duty-bound strengthen agreement make work however remain concerned fact ambitions paris agreement climate
SLB 2016 478 478 soon possible also welcome decision taken december parties montreal protocol phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons treaty hope big emitters industrial countries will see urgency preventing runaway climate_change will ratify paris agreement enable entry force soon possible year scientists reported five islands claimed sea result human-induced sea-level rise six others severely eroded accelerating climate
SLB 2016 515 515 reported five islands claimed sea result human-induced sea-level rise six others severely eroded accelerating sea-level rise ocean acidification continue serious concerns us delaying action tackling climate_change comes cost sids least-developed countries unnecessarily put harm’s way lack commitment part solomon islands welcomes supports initiative moroccan presidency twenty- second session conference parties unfccc climate
SLB 2016 579 579 climate fund disburse billion december solomon islands midst securing financing fund one hydropower projects continue grateful partners japan united arab emirates italy republic china ongoing renewable_energy assistance solomon islands pleased announce solomon islands just deployed five police officers united nations peacekeeping duties intend step efforts meet global responsibility send officers missions climate
SLE 2016 50 50 global peace development years service organization secretary- general commend vision initiatives including major high-level panel reviews historic adoption sustainable development goals sdgs signing paris agreement climate_change convening first world humanitarian summit sierra leone will always remember secretary-general deep appreciation exemplary role mobilizing support successful fight deadly ebola disease theme chosen president climate
SLE 2016 837 837 recovery programme applaud support received still face enormous resource gaps therefore like remind bilateral friends international community fulfil pledges recovery programme though contribute almost nothing global_warming sierra leone third vulnerable country effects climate_change dealing climate_change therefore urgent life-and- death matter us welcome paris agreement climate_change will implement provisions sierra leone government climate
SLE 2016 844 844 enormous resource gaps therefore like remind bilateral friends international community fulfil pledges recovery programme though contribute almost nothing global_warming sierra leone third vulnerable country effects climate_change dealing climate_change therefore urgent life-and- death matter us welcome paris agreement climate_change will implement provisions sierra leone government collaboration development partners implementing projects adaptation including climate
SLE 2016 846 846 gaps therefore like remind bilateral friends international community fulfil pledges recovery programme though contribute almost nothing global_warming sierra leone third vulnerable country effects climate_change dealing climate_change therefore urgent life-and- death matter us welcome paris agreement climate_change will implement provisions sierra leone government collaboration development partners implementing projects adaptation including climate information climate
SLE 2016 856 856 recovery programme though contribute almost nothing global_warming sierra leone third vulnerable country effects climate_change dealing climate_change therefore urgent life-and- death matter us welcome paris agreement climate_change will implement provisions sierra leone government collaboration development partners implementing projects adaptation including climate information early-warning systems remain committed efforts seek collaboration confronting global threat climate
SMR 2016 224 224 development agenda sustainable development defines future vision world want live transformation process new model sustainable development now way country appreciates commitment shown member states reduction carbon_dioxide emissions country also attaches great importance addis ababa action agenda monitoring mechanism identified high- level political forum sustainable development real challenge today lies firmness will climate
SOM 2016 127 127 nations discuss tackle greatest challenges time challenges clear require robust coordinated international action overcome one nation matter powerful resourceful can alone address grave challenges posed climate_change terrorism poverty large movements refugees migrants well conflict important one nation today can claim many great challenges backyard therefore need act age globalization interconnectivity interdependence climate
SSD 2016 650 650 like mine south sudan happens one part world affects parts world therefore imperative work together resolve critical issues affect planet inter alia terrorism conflicts migration climate_change nuclear proliferation racism food insecurity issues require collective cooperative action make world better place us want transform world us must made feel belong matter right climate
STP 2016 540 540 fulfilled inter alia diverse mechanisms announced following addis ababa action agenda third international conference financing development twenty- first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris also call upon multilateral financial institutions increase concessional lending universal push transform world depends principally mobilization financial resources necessary financial windfall capable electrifying continent climate
SUR 2016 456 456 unity development americas will continue support call international community united states lift economic commercial financial embargo cuba global temperatures sea levels rising ice caps melting greenhouse-gas emissions yet diminishing forest cover well per cent deforestation rate merely per cent suriname one carbon-negative countries world relatively small size population surface area square climate
SUR 2016 518 518 addition country low-lying coastal zone majority population fertile soils risk dangers rising sea levels suriname’s sustainable development efforts serious threat nevertheless still prepared contribute reducing greenhouse gases implementing even ambitious policies however therefore call upon international community develop technical financial support mechanisms within existing financial frameworks also make new additional financing climate
SVN 2016 189 189 occurring swiftly will actively addressed united nations will encounter difficulties obstacles beginning eventually historic necessity will force us pool efforts pooling efforts creating effective regulation climate_change proves can successful endeavours quite possible one elements success fact climate_change major factor global migration long migration regulated will continue cause world’s paramount security problem climate
SVN 2016 200 200 beginning eventually historic necessity will force us pool efforts pooling efforts creating effective regulation climate_change proves can successful endeavours quite possible one elements success fact climate_change major factor global migration long migration regulated will continue cause world’s paramount security problem sense migration yet another catalyst international community find appropriate common solutions climate
SVN 2016 463 463 within united nations well within regional organizations groupings members truly landmark previous session general assembly now time start implementing agenda sustainable development together paris agreement climate_change provides signpost vision sustainable future planet prosperity people will also continue efforts may proclaimed world bee day activities session general assembly will take place mainly climate
SWE 2016 97 97 erected must can respond empowering people strengthening democracy good governance rule law celebrating diversity keeping economies open pushing trade can create decent jobs committing arresting climate_change order save planet setting ambitious goals sustainable development pursuing peace diplomacy seeking solutions collaboration high global agenda issues migration refugees heard many times already week climate
SWE 2016 216 216 expectations time serious reforms can make fit purpose succeed need strong visionary courageous leadership dedicated change turning ambitions concrete action delivering recent groundbreaking multilateral achievements climate_change sustainable development peace need states members united nations heed lead call change prevention armed conflict must core action make full use chapter vi charter united climate
SWZ 2016 429 429 government prioritized road construction maintenance roads buildings civil aviation sustainable energy research technology development safe water supply sanitation water-resource development housing human settlements communications environment climate_change disaster management priorities government swaziland link goals agenda sdgs furthermore country will increase rail network kilometres well establish rail-safety regulator will explore possibility making rail climate
SWZ 2016 484 484 kingdom eswatini will continue implementations programmes key development agenda also made significant improvements variety sectors challenges reversing gains made past years particularly issues hiv aids climate_change among plethora challenges face developing nation kingdom committed addressing scourge climate_change country fully participated negotiations culminated adoption subsequent signing paris agreement climate_change negative impact climate_change climate
SWZ 2016 495 495 significant improvements variety sectors challenges reversing gains made past years particularly issues hiv aids climate_change among plethora challenges face developing nation kingdom committed addressing scourge climate_change country fully participated negotiations culminated adoption subsequent signing paris agreement climate_change negative impact climate_change become thorn side eswatini economy depleted limited financial resources killed alarming climate
SWZ 2016 506 506 issues hiv aids climate_change among plethora challenges face developing nation kingdom committed addressing scourge climate_change country fully participated negotiations culminated adoption subsequent signing paris agreement climate_change negative impact climate_change become thorn side eswatini economy depleted limited financial resources killed alarming number livestock destroyed ecosystems drought led serious reduction water 16-29811 supply climate
SWZ 2016 509 509 climate_change among plethora challenges face developing nation kingdom committed addressing scourge climate_change country fully participated negotiations culminated adoption subsequent signing paris agreement climate_change negative impact climate_change become thorn side eswatini economy depleted limited financial resources killed alarming number livestock destroyed ecosystems drought led serious reduction water 16-29811 supply required crop production climate
SWZ 2016 575 575 many people kingdom throughout southern african development community sadc region across entire african continent high proportion economic activity agro-based therefore country continued feel harsh effects climate_change levels subsistence farming commercial agriculture backdrop government kingdom eswatini declared drought national disaster integration become universal subject transcends aspects life proved development achieved individual countries climate
SYC 2016 325 325 world innovative ways relation blue economy blue bonds initiative debt-swap agreement serve tangible examples seychelles contribution debate one elements underpinning blue economy approach action address climate_change seychelles island nation heavily dependent upon environment survival climate_change adverse effects occupy permanent place minds people exposed devastating consequences mere bystanders first-hand experience affects families climate
SYC 2016 334 334 debt-swap agreement serve tangible examples seychelles contribution debate one elements underpinning blue economy approach action address climate_change seychelles island nation heavily dependent upon environment survival climate_change adverse effects occupy permanent place minds people exposed devastating consequences mere bystanders first-hand experience affects families threatens livelihoods addressing impacts climate_change therefore essential part discussion climate
SYC 2016 355 355 dependent upon environment survival climate_change adverse effects occupy permanent place minds people exposed devastating consequences mere bystanders first-hand experience affects families threatens livelihoods addressing impacts climate_change therefore essential part discussion involves future country mind seychelles compelled put forefront fight climate_change battle afford lose vein historic paris agreement climate_change seychelles among first climate
SYC 2016 369 369 consequences mere bystanders first-hand experience affects families threatens livelihoods addressing impacts climate_change therefore essential part discussion involves future country mind seychelles compelled put forefront fight climate_change battle afford lose vein historic paris agreement climate_change seychelles among first states ratify encouraging sign international community’s renewed political will push positive change security oceans climate
SYC 2016 377 377 livelihoods addressing impacts climate_change therefore essential part discussion involves future country mind seychelles compelled put forefront fight climate_change battle afford lose vein historic paris agreement climate_change seychelles among first states ratify encouraging sign international community’s renewed political will push positive change security oceans forms yet another integral part drive towards human climate
SYC 2016 537 537 president general assembly serve highlight scale challenges facing global community challenges also solicit deeper reflection plight million people world displaced result conflicts natural disasters linked climate_change seychelles calls upon international community renewed collaboration among states stronger moral resolve together endeavour address global humanitarian crisis weighing heavily heart humankind seychelles welcomes normalization climate
TCD 2016 119 119 evolution humankind made states 16-29296 increasingly interdependent interconnected just challenges become global collective nature world live facing multidimensional threats prompt great concern armed conflict terrorism climate_change mass migration underdevelopment poverty political economic financial crises reached unprecedented proportions continent region world spared least one scourges citizens world walks life cases live perpetual climate
TCD 2016 156 156 continent region world spared least one scourges citizens world walks life cases live perpetual state fear others state despair wars indiscriminate violence poverty adverse effects climate_change rise slim hope solving problems growing number refugees displaced persons throughout world ongoing shipwrecks makeshift boats mediterranean resulting loss thousands lives syrian tragedy unfolding eyes climate
TCD 2016 804 804 poverty world upholds commitments made within framework agenda sustainable development resolution puts people core concerns implementation agenda must absolute priority order eliminate extreme poverty fight climate_change strengthen resilience promote sustainable economic growth will benefit respect stress urgent need effective mobilization resources necessary finance development accordance addis ababa action agenda africa committed climate
TCD 2016 934 934 true strategic partnership aimed tackling common global challenges late begin collective concerted action takes board legitimate concerns parties concerned 16-29296 one major challenges facing africa climate_change environmental issues advance desert silting niger river el niño phenomenon southern africa deforestation striking signs climate_change africa lake chad shrunk square kilometres less today additional climate
TCD 2016 950 950 concerns parties concerned 16-29296 one major challenges facing africa climate_change environmental issues advance desert silting niger river el niño phenomenon southern africa deforestation striking signs climate_change africa lake chad shrunk square kilometres less today additional proof degradation planet’s climate ecological disaster endangering coexistence among communities dangerously threatening food security sahel will climate
TCD 2016 1001 1001 certainly consequences security stability region see strong presence accelerated development terrorist threat partnership africa must also seen fight preservation environment seriously threatened respect paris agreement climate_change signed april states creates new obligations structural framework long-term fight climate_change great deal left order achieve tangible achievements implementation commitments undertaken parties according principle common climate
TCD 2016 1012 1012 threat partnership africa must also seen fight preservation environment seriously threatened respect paris agreement climate_change signed april states creates new obligations structural framework long-term fight climate_change great deal left order achieve tangible achievements implementation commitments undertaken parties according principle common differentiated responsibility agreement will credible accompanied specific action aimed bridging enormous climate
TGO 2016 87 87 ki-moon able successfully guide united nations process towards design adoption new framework will lead organization people planet next years speaking agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change year ago adopted sustainable development goals sdgs aim transforming world since together begun process implementing agenda build prosperous inclusive secure world therefore happy see relevance climate
TGO 2016 391 391 thirtieth anniversary declaration right development making development vulnerable priority becoming increasingly crucial current context marked multiple pressing challenges persistent poverty unemployment threats human security linked climate_change disease conflict terrorism actions protection environment togo facing major climate challenges coastal erosion flooding desertification unpredictable rainy seasons take opportunity assembly renew firm commitment paris climate
THA 2016 630 630 disabilities elderly also provide adequate housing land distribution low-income earners believe people empowered protected can valuable assets important agents change universal push transform world issue climate_change environment thailand ratified paris agreement climate_change call countries yet done become party agreement earliest show joint commitment solidarity shared responsibility addressing issue affects humankind especially climate
THA 2016 636 636 land distribution low-income earners believe people empowered protected can valuable assets important agents change universal push transform world issue climate_change environment thailand ratified paris agreement climate_change call countries yet done become party agreement earliest show joint commitment solidarity shared responsibility addressing issue affects humankind especially small island developing states regard economy climate
TJK 2016 88 88 peace security development well-being peoples world competent effective leadership positive force reforming secretariat easing crises disputes addressing current emerging challenges elaborating new agenda sustainable development climate_change efforts like convey sincere gratitude people republic tajikistan year momentous adoption number key documents aimed strengthening global development agenda documents interrelated will define path development climate
TJK 2016 618 618 main component development 16-29811 positive shift makes new water agenda comprehensive integrated comparison previous water agenda framed within millennium development goals regard take consideration fact climate_change well processes urbanization population growth will certainly exacerbate challenges addition result climate_change water shortages many parts world will increase owing first reduction scale glaciers snowpack climate
TJK 2016 630 630 comparison previous water agenda framed within millennium development goals regard take consideration fact climate_change well processes urbanization population growth will certainly exacerbate challenges addition result climate_change water shortages many parts world will increase owing first reduction scale glaciers snowpack instance tajikistan past years massive glaciers total melted completely melting glaciers ice climate
TKM 2016 516 516 indicators elaboration national programmes just days ago indicators officially adopted government turkmenistan one main focuses general assembly current session desire member states continue wide-ranging dialogue climate_change important element united nations comprehensive strategy achievement sdgs view national international instruments important tools meeting sdgs appropriate recall turkmenistan’s president speaking united nations conference sustainable climate
TKM 2016 587 587 fully embodies tenet main approach global environmental agenda country begun implement national development plans aligned sustainable development goals true sense responsibility legislative level adopted national climate_change strategy provides gradual transition environmental safety standards major spheres industrial activity strategy envisages priority development high-technology industries creation conditions development green economy fundamental element functioning climate
TKM 2016 621 621 spheres industrial activity strategy envisages priority development high-technology industries creation conditions development green economy fundamental element functioning entire infrastructure tomorrow turkmenistan will sign paris agreement climate_change regard step landmark overall implementation environmental tasks goals connection believe high time fulfil core paris agreement intensifying united nations efforts aimed developing new international rules climate
TKM 2016 648 648 step landmark overall implementation environmental tasks goals connection believe high time fulfil core paris agreement intensifying united nations efforts aimed developing new international rules linked climate_change environmental protection time need begin preparing specific regional plans near medium term suggest convening next year auspices united nations special conference dedicated ways improving environmental climate
TLS 2016 39 39 success discharging new duties great satisfaction timor-leste half-island nation pacific welcomes representative another pacific island preside general assembly certain sir well aware challenges face regard climate_change management seas marine resources also like congratulate outgoing president excellency mr mogens lykketoft work unparalleled efforts revitalize general assembly increasing effectiveness efficiency strengthening role carries climate
TLS 2016 111 111 behalf timor- leste deepest appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon support timor-leste received years office legacy established foundations reform bureaucracy peacekeeping operations driven efforts place human rights climate_change refugees migrants forefront organization’s agenda symbol ideals united nations mr ban ki-moon worked make world safer women young people promoted sustainable development actively fortified role climate
TLS 2016 909 909 fiji sweden organizing high-level united nations conference support implementation sustainable development goal oceans held new york june countries across globe must take urgent action combat climate_change impacts island nations timor-leste truly affected challenges brought climate_change given commitment combat global_warming compromise biodiversity marine ecosystems april signed paris agreement climate_change currently process ratified climate
TLS 2016 918 918 sustainable development goal oceans held new york june countries across globe must take urgent action combat climate_change impacts island nations timor-leste truly affected challenges brought climate_change given commitment combat global_warming compromise biodiversity marine ecosystems april signed paris agreement climate_change currently process ratified national parliament addition global concern timor-leste also faces challenge climate
TLS 2016 922 922 held new york june countries across globe must take urgent action combat climate_change impacts island nations timor-leste truly affected challenges brought climate_change given commitment combat global_warming compromise biodiversity marine ecosystems april signed paris agreement climate_change currently process ratified national parliament addition global concern timor-leste also faces challenge establishing sovereign rights surrounding climate
TLS 2016 931 931 urgent action combat climate_change impacts island nations timor-leste truly affected challenges brought climate_change given commitment combat global_warming compromise biodiversity marine ecosystems april signed paris agreement climate_change currently process ratified national parliament addition global concern timor-leste also faces challenge establishing sovereign rights surrounding seas delineation maritime borders even years timor-leste became one climate
TON 2016 624 624 meetings next year draft agreement recognizes value importance ensuring integrity ecosystems including oceans protection biodiversity partnering friends international union conservation nature tonga able face challenges climate_change remaining fully aware government face challenges alone one challenges existential threat posed climate_change international peace security ensure issue negative impacts climate_change high united nations agenda climate
TON 2016 637 637 protection biodiversity partnering friends international union conservation nature tonga able face challenges climate_change remaining fully aware government face challenges alone one challenges existential threat posed climate_change international peace security ensure issue negative impacts climate_change high united nations agenda reiterate call special representative climate security issue raised friends security council due clear climate
TON 2016 645 645 tonga able face challenges climate_change remaining fully aware government face challenges alone one challenges existential threat posed climate_change international peace security ensure issue negative impacts climate_change high united nations agenda reiterate call special representative climate security issue raised friends security council due clear unambiguous links additional threats international peace security terms climate
TON 2016 693 693 peace security terms sea-level rise loss territory mass migration instigator violence suffering peoples result scarcity resources causal link clear tonga third-most-vulnerable country world adverse impacts climate_change signatory party united nations framework convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts climate
TON 2016 700 700 mass migration instigator violence suffering peoples result scarcity resources causal link clear tonga third-most-vulnerable country world adverse impacts climate_change signatory party united nations framework convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land water health infrastructure climate
TON 2016 712 712 tonga third-most-vulnerable country world adverse impacts climate_change signatory party united nations framework convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land water health infrastructure food security biological diversity livelihoods ecosystems maintenance international peace security determined solely climate
TON 2016 716 716 adverse impacts climate_change signatory party united nations framework convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land water health infrastructure food security biological diversity livelihoods ecosystems maintenance international peace security determined solely major way issue disarmament climate
TTO 2016 149 149 identified priorities action deemed imperative ensuring common journey scope agenda sustainable development goals sdgs covers multitudinous threats collective well-being longevity civilization existential hazard caused unmitigated climate_change insidious threats violence extremism terrorism crises forced displacement spread infectious diseases illnesses ebola chikungunya zika clear challenges time far exceed limits geography demography therefore diminish climate
TTO 2016 528 528 position government trinidad tobago enacted several laws policies measures promote strengthen role women girls society overall contribution national development one defining challenges time addressing issue climate_change global temperature increase notwithstanding minuscule contribution absolute global carbon_emissions small island developing states trinidad tobago unmitigated climate_change represents existential threat us future viability existence island climate
TTO 2016 530 530 trinidad tobago enacted several laws policies measures promote strengthen role women girls society overall contribution national development one defining challenges time addressing issue climate_change global temperature increase notwithstanding minuscule contribution absolute global carbon_emissions small island developing states trinidad tobago unmitigated climate_change represents existential threat us future viability existence island state dependent climate
TTO 2016 537 537 promote strengthen role women girls society overall contribution national development one defining challenges time addressing issue climate_change global temperature increase notwithstanding minuscule contribution absolute global carbon_emissions small island developing states trinidad tobago unmitigated climate_change represents existential threat us future viability existence island state dependent urgency ambitiousness global response reversing already unsustainable climate
TTO 2016 545 545 national development one defining challenges time addressing issue climate_change global temperature increase notwithstanding minuscule contribution absolute global carbon_emissions small island developing states trinidad tobago unmitigated climate_change represents existential threat us future viability existence island state dependent urgency ambitiousness global response reversing already unsustainable trend global temperature increase consequently trinidad tobago joins climate
TTO 2016 565 565 developing states trinidad tobago unmitigated climate_change represents existential threat us future viability existence island state dependent urgency ambitiousness global response reversing already unsustainable trend global temperature increase consequently trinidad tobago joins international community endorsing paris agreement climate_change sign hope future especially wish emphasize agreement prioritizes need global action critical issue climate_change climate
TTO 2016 576 576 viability existence island state dependent urgency ambitiousness global response reversing already unsustainable trend global temperature increase consequently trinidad tobago joins international community endorsing paris agreement climate_change sign hope future especially wish emphasize agreement prioritizes need global action critical issue climate_change approach us absolutely imperative chance averting dangerous effects adoption paris agreement climate
TTO 2016 590 590 temperature increase consequently trinidad tobago joins international community endorsing paris agreement climate_change sign hope future especially wish emphasize agreement prioritizes need global action critical issue climate_change approach us absolutely imperative chance averting dangerous effects adoption paris agreement signalled world words secretary-general ban ki-moon spirit multilateralism strong spirit must continue see us climate
TTO 2016 671 671 entry force end trinidad tobago government actively addressing issue ratification trinidad tobago also looks forward deliberations upcoming twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakech morocco working towards full effective implementation paris agreement supporting international cooperation mitigation adaptation compliance scale will ensure increase average global temperature limited c climate
TTO 2016 694 694 framework convention climate_change held marrakech morocco working towards full effective implementation paris agreement supporting international cooperation mitigation adaptation compliance scale will ensure increase average global temperature limited c although economy trinidad tobago largely dependent hydrocarbon petrochemical industries committed processes united nations framework convention climate_change accordingly government instituted incentives encourage investment job climate
TTO 2016 712 712 compliance scale will ensure increase average global temperature limited c although economy trinidad tobago largely dependent hydrocarbon petrochemical industries committed processes united nations framework convention climate_change accordingly government instituted incentives encourage investment job creation renewable clean technologies transportation industrial sectors government aggressively pursued national economic diversification strategy strategy will also strengthen climate
TTO 2016 1866 1866 reforms secretariat designed make organization ever dynamic body capable responding emerging needs challenges facing diverse membership time escalating international terrorism increasingly urgent need decisive action climate_change well criticisms efficacy united nations peacekeeping operations outstanding efforts leadership instrumental shaping future multilateralism adoption agenda sustainable development paris agreement just two examples exceptional record climate
TUV 2016 93 93 values principles united nations much hope result action united nations peoples races creeds countries big small particularly whose existence threatened human-induced strife conflicts especially impacts climate_change will saved past days leadership organization put test will leaders able provide vessel canoe buoyant enough protect save even smallest islands planet will canoe united climate
TUV 2016 129 129 able provide vessel canoe buoyant enough protect save even smallest islands planet will canoe united nations enable us rise tide progress sail surges environmental insecurity climate_change will sink us tuvalu immensely encouraged actions world leaders past week strong leadership secretary-general goodwill humankind continues prevail adoption new york declaration movement migrants refugees climate
TUV 2016 165 165 week strong leadership secretary-general goodwill humankind continues prevail adoption new york declaration movement migrants refugees compounding commitment agenda sustainable development many countries ratified paris agreement climate_change given us hope renewed trust confidence work united nations ability fulfil hopes security progress protection human rights now must deliver words tuvalu applauds strong leadership climate
TUV 2016 195 195 trust confidence work united nations ability fulfil hopes security progress protection human rights now must deliver words tuvalu applauds strong leadership united states america major greenhouse-gas emitters small island developing states sids pacific islands regions like caribbean indian ocean ratify paris agreement climate_change enough must ensure paris agreement enters force must climate
TUV 2016 212 212 tuvalu applauds strong leadership united states america major greenhouse-gas emitters small island developing states sids pacific islands regions like caribbean indian ocean ratify paris agreement climate_change enough must ensure paris agreement enters force must fully elaborated operationalized early possible order achieve real adaptation mitigation atoll nations tuvalu kiribati marshall islands maldives climate
TUV 2016 249 249 early possible order achieve real adaptation mitigation atoll nations tuvalu kiribati marshall islands maldives tokelau sids fiji papua new guinea vanuatu samoa already suffering impacts climate_change sea-level rise many predict total extinction nothing urgently done must allowed happen shameful humankind allow eventuality shameful us sitting hall take action stop happening tuvalu climate
TUV 2016 285 285 allowed happen shameful humankind allow eventuality shameful us sitting hall take action stop happening tuvalu therefore appeals states ensure collective efforts paris agreement keep global temperature increase c relative pre-industrial levels fulfil objectives paris agreement climate_change save us ensure future survival pray united nations humble voice will prevail conscience goodwill humankind climate
TUV 2016 295 295 take action stop happening tuvalu therefore appeals states ensure collective efforts paris agreement keep global temperature increase c relative pre-industrial levels fulfil objectives paris agreement climate_change save us ensure future survival pray united nations humble voice will prevail conscience goodwill humankind take real urgent action must also ensure take account protection climate
TUV 2016 326 326 pray united nations humble voice will prevail conscience goodwill humankind take real urgent action must also ensure take account protection human rights people displaced impacts climate_change need legal framework end tuvalu proposed united nations resolution facilitating establishment just framework behalf tuvalu pay tribute secretary- general mr ban ki-moon steadfast stewardship commitment climate
TUV 2016 954 954 genuine partnerships deal unique particular challenges irrespective well-intentioned well written national strategies sustainable development may efforts long-term survival security will seriously compromised unless urgent actions climate_change taken levels view cause effects climate_change including threats survival people worldwide especially sids thoroughly explained first plethora united nations documentation now paris agreement climate_change time climate
TUV 2016 960 960 irrespective well-intentioned well written national strategies sustainable development may efforts long-term survival security will seriously compromised unless urgent actions climate_change taken levels view cause effects climate_change including threats survival people worldwide especially sids thoroughly explained first plethora united nations documentation now paris agreement climate_change time talking now time walk talk ensure climate
TUV 2016 978 978 actions climate_change taken levels view cause effects climate_change including threats survival people worldwide especially sids thoroughly explained first plethora united nations documentation now paris agreement climate_change time talking now time walk talk ensure full elaboration implementation agreed upon must ensure commitments paris agreement met tuvalu exerted every effort contribute voice however climate
TUV 2016 1012 1012 elaboration implementation agreed upon must ensure commitments paris agreement met tuvalu exerted every effort contribute voice however small however low global level proud part negotiations climate_change since rio summit thick thin heat cold twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change successful outcome paris agreement climate_change tuvalu among first countries climate
TUV 2016 1028 1028 however small however low global level proud part negotiations climate_change since rio summit thick thin heat cold twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change successful outcome paris agreement climate_change tuvalu among first countries sign ratify paris agreement april practical terms giving will never give committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions stated climate
TUV 2016 1033 1033 level proud part negotiations climate_change since rio summit thick thin heat cold twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change successful outcome paris agreement climate_change tuvalu among first countries sign ratify paris agreement april practical terms giving will never give committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions stated intended nationally determined contributions shall climate
TUV 2016 1051 1051 framework convention climate_change successful outcome paris agreement climate_change tuvalu among first countries sign ratify paris agreement april practical terms giving will never give committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions stated intended nationally determined contributions shall reached target per cent electricity generation renewable sources tuvalu also established tuvalu climate_change survival fund using meagre financial climate
TUV 2016 1071 1071 will never give committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions stated intended nationally determined contributions shall reached target per cent electricity generation renewable sources tuvalu also established tuvalu climate_change survival fund using meagre financial resources mechanism show serious saving people enabling forever remain islands survival fund now also catalyst engage meaningful partnerships world however climate
TUV 2016 1104 1104 show serious saving people enabling forever remain islands survival fund now also catalyst engage meaningful partnerships world however quite unable afford immense cost adapting impacts climate_change respect deeply grateful support come bilaterally agencies council regional organizations pacific various united nations bodies asia pacific region well work green climate fund gcf board climate
TUV 2016 1222 1222 also appreciative assistance received following tropical cyclone pam however believe need establish systematic mechanism respond disasters small island development states particularly pacific proposed establishment pacific climate_change insurance facility help us receive assistance timely manner disasters without wait partnerships responses partners welcome oceans conference held next year united nations pacific island countries climate
TUV 2016 1363 1363 wish assembly success reaching goals current session like reiterate tuvalu fully committed multilateralism believe survive state without united nations save tuvalu sids sdgs particularly goal climate_change goal oceans will save world may god bless united nations may god bless tuvalu climate
TZA 2016 109 109 efforts sustaining momentum implementation sustainable development goals sdgs like assure assembly tanzania’s continued support shared commitment addressing myriad challenges facing world including limited poverty injustice climate_change violent extremism united republic tanzania counting leadership president mobilizing world implement agenda sustainable development now framework global indicators place onus us ensure effective implementation agenda climate
TZA 2016 262 262 manner individual collective efforts local national international levels imperative international regional obligation discharge commitments keeping goal sdgs addis ababa action agenda financing development paris agreement climate_change gender equality women’s empowerment fundamental human rights now become acceptable enduring theme humankind’s pursuit equality justice scale measuring social progress important goal realizing sustainable development climate
TZA 2016 729 729 commitment providing free quality education people objective ensure meet target sustainable development goal requires states ensure girls boys complete free equitable quality primary secondary education climate_change poised undermine national efforts reduce poverty losses human natural financial social physical capital caused adverse effects climate_change great concern tanzania strives attain sustainable development made climate
TZA 2016 746 746 boys complete free equitable quality primary secondary education climate_change poised undermine national efforts reduce poverty losses human natural financial social physical capital caused adverse effects climate_change great concern tanzania strives attain sustainable development made climate-change adaptation national priority based effects climate_change prepared national adaptation programme action subsequent national adaptation plans tanzania climate
TZA 2016 761 761 losses human natural financial social physical capital caused adverse effects climate_change great concern tanzania strives attain sustainable development made climate-change adaptation national priority based effects climate_change prepared national adaptation programme action subsequent national adaptation plans tanzania aimed identifying immediate long- term actions addressing climate_change national climate-change strategy hope green climate fund climate
TZA 2016 779 779 made climate-change adaptation national priority based effects climate_change prepared national adaptation programme action subsequent national adaptation plans tanzania aimed identifying immediate long- term actions addressing climate_change national climate-change strategy hope green climate fund funds will provide financial resources needed address adaptation requirements unavailability limits delivery national obligations modest estimates show need climate
TZA 2016 812 812 funds will provide financial resources needed address adaptation requirements unavailability limits delivery national obligations modest estimates show need approximately million annually address already vivid impacts climate_change therefore important united nations framework convention climate_change enhance efforts address barriers financial resources funds will allow developing countries particularly least developed access necessary resources urgently climate
TZA 2016 819 819 adaptation requirements unavailability limits delivery national obligations modest estimates show need approximately million annually address already vivid impacts climate_change therefore important united nations framework convention climate_change enhance efforts address barriers financial resources funds will allow developing countries particularly least developed access necessary resources urgently without conditionality adoption paris agreement climate_change truly climate
TZA 2016 843 843 convention climate_change enhance efforts address barriers financial resources funds will allow developing countries particularly least developed access necessary resources urgently without conditionality adoption paris agreement climate_change truly historic time ratifying agreement tanzania submitted intended nationally determined contributions indcs adaptation mitigation paris agreement among first countries demonstration firm commitment fulfilling obligations protection climate
TZA 2016 926 926 nationally determined contributions global community adding collective numbers will make world safe humankind countries responsibility capacity must take lead reducing emissions since otherwise paris agreement climate_change will limited effect tanzania spared world drug problem illicit drugs trafficked regions crossing borders remain communities inaugural speech current session parliament president made strong commitment climate
TZA 2016 1520 1520 wishes pay particular tribute secretary-general ban ki-moon team will ending tenure end stewardship mr ban ki-moon led organization example able address honesty global issues ranging climate_change development peace security issues lagged behind least put agenda united nations look forward new secretary-general picking ban ki-moon leaves climate
UKR 2016 1686 1686 last year will continue work fulfil sdg commitments national level particularly related ensuring healthy environment sustainable energy supply promoting gender equality fighting corruption member friends climate_change group ukraine contributed reaching consensus universal agreement climate_change completed ratification procedures paris agreement short time deposited ratification instrument today’s high-level event year also reached important climate
UKR 2016 1694 1694 national level particularly related ensuring healthy environment sustainable energy supply promoting gender equality fighting corruption member friends climate_change group ukraine contributed reaching consensus universal agreement climate_change completed ratification procedures paris agreement short time deposited ratification instrument today’s high-level event year also reached important milestone completion united nations action plan chernobyl well climate
USA 2016 86 86 care sick power communities across africa promote models development rather dependence made international institutions world bank international monetary fund representative establishing framework protect planet ravages climate_change important work made real difference lives people happened worked together yet around globe seeing forces global integration made us interdependent also expose deep fault lines climate
USA 2016 1070 1070 spent war iraq support institutions fragile states collapse first place invest emerging economies become markets goods just right thing smart thing need follow efforts combat climate_change act boldly bill come due will mass migrations cities submerged nations displaced food supplies decimated conflicts borne despair paris agreement climate_change gives us framework act climate
USA 2016 1091 1091 need follow efforts combat climate_change act boldly bill come due will mass migrations cities submerged nations displaced food supplies decimated conflicts borne despair paris agreement climate_change gives us framework act scale ambitions must sense urgency bringing agreement force helping poorer countries leapfrog destructive forms energy wealthiest countries therefore green climate fund climate
VAT 2016 57 57 practice saying t protection common home requires growing global political consensus along lines gratified september nations world adopted sustainable development goals december approved paris agreement climate_change sets demanding yet fundamental goal halting rising global temperature now governments obliged honour commitments made businesses must also responsibly part citizens insist happen indeed advocate climate
VAT 2016 66 66 political consensus along lines gratified september nations world adopted sustainable development goals december approved paris agreement climate_change sets demanding yet fundamental goal halting rising global temperature now governments obliged honour commitments made businesses must also responsibly part citizens insist happen indeed advocate even ambitious goals achievement agenda involves important assumption responsibility climate
VAT 2016 175 175 care creation one concrete case ecological debt global north south repaying require treating environments poorer nations care providing financial resources technical assistance needed help deal climate_change promote sustainable development always must remember development especially integral human development imposed men women individuals must principal agents agenda last year hall pope francis affirmed climate
VCT 2016 362 362 barons people-centred programmes policies mind saint vincent grenadines government comprehensively incorporated agenda planning focused economic development job creation quality education poverty eradication strengthening institutions infrastructure renewable_energy climate resilience health well-being security citizens central national medium-term development plans year saint vincent grenadines launched zero-hunger trust fund inspired goals sdgs zero-hunger trust fund climate
VCT 2016 420 420 ensure citizen goes hungry hope fund will generously supported developmental partners will become best practice can adopted adapted small island contexts goal sdgs calls development renewable_energy particular emphasis small island states quest affordable clean energy country heavily invested developing geothermal resources anticipate per cent national energy will geothermal per cent energy climate
VCT 2016 471 471 will come mixture renewable resources including hydroelectric solar energy indebted clinton global initiative abu dhabi fund development international fund agricultural development caribbean development bank international renewable_energy agency name invaluable support initiative major greenhouse-gas emitters continue dither frequent intense hurricanes continue sweep lands wash away large portions gross domestic product already experiencing climate
VCT 2016 478 478 solar energy indebted clinton global initiative abu dhabi fund development international fund agricultural development caribbean development bank international renewable_energy agency name invaluable support initiative major greenhouse-gas emitters continue dither frequent intense hurricanes continue sweep lands wash away large portions gross domestic product already experiencing terrible effects climate_change spotlight mitigation now also climate
VCT 2016 499 499 invaluable support initiative major greenhouse-gas emitters continue dither frequent intense hurricanes continue sweep lands wash away large portions gross domestic product already experiencing terrible effects climate_change spotlight mitigation now also shone adaptation immediate concern trajectory face one rising temperatures mitigation pledges made countries ahead paris agreement december put us track 3-3.5 climate
VCT 2016 538 538 mitigation pledges made countries ahead paris agreement december put us track 3-3.5 c increase global temperatures end century applaud international community reaching much-anticipated paris agreement climate_change december last year well secretary-general convening high-level event entry force paris agreement current seventy-first session however promises made paris agreement mitigate climate_change provide climate financial climate
VCT 2016 560 560 much-anticipated paris agreement climate_change december last year well secretary-general convening high-level event entry force paris agreement current seventy-first session however promises made paris agreement mitigate climate_change provide climate financial aid inadequate unenforceable indeed president obama united states noted final address organization paris agreement just framework therefore need ambitious failure mobilize sufficiently climate
VNM 2016 67 67 efforts tremendous contributions ten years helm organization last year established common vision world live agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda financing development paris agreement climate_change sendai framework disaster risk reduction seek address short-term challenges also present vision greater partnership people planet peace prosperity theme chosen session sustainable development goals universal climate
VNM 2016 181 181 fourth industrial revolution promises bring humanity new higher level development challenges means developing countries particular continue suffer weak global economic recovery rising protectionism major economies climate_change natural disasters epidemics food water security depletion natural resources humanitarian migration crises also negative far-reaching implications many countries regions development income gaps widening national regional climate
VNM 2016 680 680 sdgs part also encompasses efforts restructure economy transform growth model develop sustainable infrastructure ensure social justice address inequalities protect environment one countries predicted hardest hit climate_change sea-level rise viet nam expediting procedures early ratification paris agreement planning implementation experience shown success comes take development hands transform world must start transforming leave climate
VUT 2016 90 90 united nations last decade throughout years shown leadership true world citizen accomplishments many reflected adoption agenda sustainable development sendai framework disaster risk reduction paris agreement climate_change key successes will undoubtedly chart future humankind years come wish mr ban ki-moon best future endeavours sustainable development goals sdgs continue one essentials tools preventive climate
VUT 2016 218 218 nations seen massive displacements people forced migration become global crisis reminds us shared responsibility promote tolerance good governance rule law respect human rights fundamental freedoms climate_change real effects felt throughout world congratulate united states china many countries shown world path take ratifying paris agreement climate_change submitted ratification paris agreement secretary-general ban climate
VUT 2016 237 237 law respect human rights fundamental freedoms climate_change real effects felt throughout world congratulate united states china many countries shown world path take ratifying paris agreement climate_change submitted ratification paris agreement secretary-general ban ki-moon proud small island developing states like vanuatu vanguard efforts combat climate_change encourage states yet ratified paris agreement soon climate
VUT 2016 255 255 shown world path take ratifying paris agreement climate_change submitted ratification paris agreement secretary-general ban ki-moon proud small island developing states like vanuatu vanguard efforts combat climate_change encourage states yet ratified paris agreement soon possible ratification paris agreement will come naught unless take bold action limit long- term rise average global temperature climate
VUT 2016 280 280 climate_change encourage states yet ratified paris agreement soon possible ratification paris agreement will come naught unless take bold action limit long- term rise average global temperature c crucial test leaders near future will fight true implementation paris agreement climate_change urge leaders world join small island developing states increasing mitigation efforts call climate
VUT 2016 293 293 come naught unless take bold action limit long- term rise average global temperature c crucial test leaders near future will fight true implementation paris agreement climate_change urge leaders world join small island developing states increasing mitigation efforts call early entry force paris agreement climate_change destiny world fulfilment sustainable development goals depend climate
VUT 2016 311 311 future will fight true implementation paris agreement climate_change urge leaders world join small island developing states increasing mitigation efforts call early entry force paris agreement climate_change destiny world fulfilment sustainable development goals depend upon collective efforts delegation believes lofty mandate international organization enshrined charter united nations however just like organization must climate
VUT 2016 482 482 agency pacific community south pacific regional environment programme recent meeting leaders pacific islands forum secretariat federated states micronesia september agreed agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change efforts make pacific resilient climate_change natural disasters remain essential components journey towards sustainable future region oceans fisheries gender equality human rights health care education important climate
VUT 2016 487 487 regional environment programme recent meeting leaders pacific islands forum secretariat federated states micronesia september agreed agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change efforts make pacific resilient climate_change natural disasters remain essential components journey towards sustainable future region oceans fisheries gender equality human rights health care education important priorities region given coherence agenda climate
VUT 2016 804 804 epidemics multiplication destructive insects undermining food security affecting variability precipitation situation caused various problems public health presence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change vanuatu responsible loss land sea also devastating effect food eat subsistence economy else health people despite fact pacific known floods owing rise sea levels disappearance climate
VUT 2016 845 845 despite fact pacific known floods owing rise sea levels disappearance entire islands means people vanuatu will forced move inland however will transforming ways life adapt climate_change already affecting population although profoundly appreciate assistance provided international community coordinating financial aid help rebuild aftermath natural disasters actions non-governmental organizations particularly international humanitarian organizations climate
VUT 2016 1114 1114 polynesia full members pacific islands forum spite status non-independent territories constitutes major step path regional integration unification pacific island countries leaving one behind fight impact climate_change illegal fishing creation economic opportunities trade open economic relationships issue human rights must remain top united nations agenda secretary-general mr ban ki-moon reminded us human climate
WSM 2016 106 106 steps decade service cause humankind samoa’s perspective mr ban ki-moon continues true champion persistent advocate issues immense significance small island developing states sids passionate leadership climate_change undisputed priority concern every pacific island country territory endeared pacific region equally memorable rare distinction holds secretary-general 71-year history united nations ever visited pacific region climate
WSM 2016 167 167 secretary-general attended pacific islands forum leaders summit new zealand visiting solomon islands kiribati along way witnessed first hand scars excessive damage physical landscape coastlines caused climate_change one hand resilience sheer determination pacific peoples front lines climate_change ensure survival islands continued existence sovereign nations later samoa’s isolation lack political clout global arena climate
WSM 2016 177 177 solomon islands kiribati along way witnessed first hand scars excessive damage physical landscape coastlines caused climate_change one hand resilience sheer determination pacific peoples front lines climate_change ensure survival islands continued existence sovereign nations later samoa’s isolation lack political clout global arena bridged mr ban ki-moon together entire chief executive board visited climate
WSM 2016 301 301 thank principled leadership robust advocacy regard issues affect impact islands peoples personally directly wish well future calling trust successor will embrace continue legacy especially context climate_change much anticipated paris agreement enter force find prospects hard come remember tupua dominion samoa last year agreed number global agendas outcomes agreements represent hopes solutions climate
WSM 2016 333 333 find prospects hard come remember tupua dominion samoa last year agreed number global agendas outcomes agreements represent hopes solutions address issues assembly ranging sustainable development climate_change disaster-risk resilience development financing humanitarian challenges peace security collectively represent totality needs priorities including means achieve every issue important interconnected none considered subordinate another marginalized climate
WSM 2016 523 523 challenging task hand true partnership can member states secretariat work concert accelerate implementation agenda sustainable development greatly encouraged demonstrable commitment political will transform paris agreement climate_change reality poised enter force sometime soon welcome positive development especially perspective island nations given extent impacts climate_change already felt cyclones natural disasters happening frequently greater climate
WSM 2016 540 540 encouraged demonstrable commitment political will transform paris agreement climate_change reality poised enter force sometime soon welcome positive development especially perspective island nations given extent impacts climate_change already felt cyclones natural disasters happening frequently greater intensity part world witnessed recently vanuatu fiji early entry force paris agreement everyone’s top priority vulnerable small climate
WSM 2016 592 592 developing states afford lose hard- earned gains many years applaud leadership shown member states ratified paris agreement pledged soon can enter force record time science climate_change quite clear unequivocal political will accelerate early operationalization paris agreement now evident signing ratifying climate agreement easy early achievables delivering promises making good commitments undertakings climate
WSM 2016 644 644 seal true leadership need match political will provision adequate resources easily accessible climate pledges already submitted united nations can used facilitate early implementation efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions without delay coordinated management utilization global environment facility adaptation fund newly established green climate fund well complementarity offered funding sources private public will become climate
WSM 2016 694 694 become critical implementation phase challenge raised green climate fund funding institutions assist small island developing states accessing resources streamlined simplified project cycle approval process addressing climate_change everyone’s responsibility monopoly reserved solely governments boldly declared shared commitment stronger global efforts ensure people right live dignity free want fear sustainable development goals just climate
WSM 2016 976 976 communities around world sustainable management oceans seas therefore critical economic social development poverty eradication raising living standards worldwide yet health oceans increasingly compromised pressures overfishing climate_change ocean acidification habitat loss pollution health marine ecosystems declines capacity provide food livelihoods incomes impacts disproportionately affect island countries vulnerable least able adapt trends continue climate
ZAF 2016 674 674 two longest-standing decolonization occupation issues resolved fulfilment objectives set forth charter united nations signing paris agreement last year marked historic moment humankind’s resolve minimize impact climate_change address human contribution like take opportunity commend secretary-general ban ki-moon extraordinary leadership provided since fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held copenhagen unwavering climate
ZAF 2016 696 696 resolve minimize impact climate_change address human contribution like take opportunity commend secretary-general ban ki-moon extraordinary leadership provided since fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held copenhagen unwavering commitment seeing legally binding agreement finally agreed adoption durban platform enhanced action seventeenth conference parties historic milestone marked turning point negotiation legally climate
ZMB 2016 80 80 convey appreciation mr ban ki-moon will concluding mandate secretary-general year leadership mr ban ki-moon distinguished world leader committed tackling key global challenges reducing poverty addressing climate_change instrumental ushering sustainable development goals successor millennium development goals distinguished global leader focused fairness justice nations therefore winds onerous responsibility secretary-general like convey behalf zambian climate
ZMB 2016 441 441 international community remain committed guidelines vienna programme action landlocked developing countries decade 2014-2024 aims improve living conditions half billion people live landlocked developing countries evident climate_change adverse impact growth economies zambia negatively affected climate_change led poor crop yields result adverse weather patterns suffered energy deficits result low water levels hydropower dams climate
ZMB 2016 449 449 landlocked developing countries decade 2014-2024 aims improve living conditions half billion people live landlocked developing countries evident climate_change adverse impact growth economies zambia negatively affected climate_change led poor crop yields result adverse weather patterns suffered energy deficits result low water levels hydropower dams account per cent power production therefore pursuing greater climate
ZMB 2016 510 510 others also wish join countries calling provision adequate resources make fully operational green climate fund greatly contribute climate-change mitigation adaptation zambia applauds landmark paris agreement climate_change calls fulfilment pledges made parties conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change zambia also recognizes importance food security therefore reaffirms commitment prioritizing range agricultural practices climate
ZMB 2016 522 522 green climate fund greatly contribute climate-change mitigation adaptation zambia applauds landmark paris agreement climate_change calls fulfilment pledges made parties conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change zambia also recognizes importance food security therefore reaffirms commitment prioritizing range agricultural practices including appropriate technologies respond climate_change conservation agriculture sustainable increased food production zambia climate
ZMB 2016 540 540 parties conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change zambia also recognizes importance food security therefore reaffirms commitment prioritizing range agricultural practices including appropriate technologies respond climate_change conservation agriculture sustainable increased food production zambia supports calls improved access global local agro-food markets including transparent open trading systems long negatively impact local production climate
AGO 2017 152 152 action context appreciate relevance four axes defined agenda session namely prevention mediation conflicts achieve sustainable peace promotion human rights implementation agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change reiterate angola’s support secretary- general’s proposals reforms view revitalizing rationalizing resources organization united nations act first instance promotion peace diplomacy global level also reiterate need climate
AGO 2017 554 554 plan aimed rehabilitating modernizing economic social infrastructure promoting public private investment enhancing training qualification adequate management human resources world moving towards consensus recognizing urgency combating climate_change end paris agreement climate_change extremely important development enabling tools protecting right development strengthening resilience developing countries angola views agreement historic commitmentand encouragement contain global_warming reduce climate
AGO 2017 558 558 economic social infrastructure promoting public private investment enhancing training qualification adequate management human resources world moving towards consensus recognizing urgency combating climate_change end paris agreement climate_change extremely important development enabling tools protecting right development strengthening resilience developing countries angola views agreement historic commitmentand encouragement contain global_warming reduce greenhouse gas emissions urgent climate
AGO 2017 578 578 combating climate_change end paris agreement climate_change extremely important development enabling tools protecting right development strengthening resilience developing countries angola views agreement historic commitmentand encouragement contain global_warming reduce greenhouse gas emissions urgent need world advance implementation paris agreement dramatically highlighted recent climate-related disasters various parts world angola joins solidarity victims caribbean mexico climate
AGO 2017 580 580 end paris agreement climate_change extremely important development enabling tools protecting right development strengthening resilience developing countries angola views agreement historic commitmentand encouragement contain global_warming reduce greenhouse gas emissions urgent need world advance implementation paris agreement dramatically highlighted recent climate-related disasters various parts world angola joins solidarity victims caribbean mexico united states climate
ALB 2017 136 136 sophisticated consequences continue inflict endless human suffering dire approximately million people highest number since second world war forcefully brutally uprooted homes constitute indictment collective failure climate_change defiant truth still dare question putting survival risk constitutes one fundamental challenges century continues cause growing humanitarian stress disasters becoming frequent intense one example current climate
AND 2017 188 188 opportunities respect differences will tend safer peaceful world several decades ago united nations turned focus towards another major objective namely sustainability caring environment specifically fight climate_change june marked twenty-fifth anniversary signing united nations framework convention climate_change rio de janeiro four objectives peace human rights development sustainability continue priorities four tightly interconnected climate
AND 2017 198 198 ago united nations turned focus towards another major objective namely sustainability caring environment specifically fight climate_change june marked twenty-fifth anniversary signing united nations framework convention climate_change rio de janeiro four objectives peace human rights development sustainability continue priorities four tightly interconnected four require multilateral approach since country matter powerful can guarantee climate
AND 2017 238 238 interconnected four require multilateral approach since country matter powerful can guarantee peace security alone country group countries can implement development policies alone country can fight climate_change alone must therefore continue uphold inclusive multilateralism enough simply work together resolve issues affect us solutions agree leave one behind must fair inclusive must make climate
AND 2017 617 617 recent adoption unesco convention discrimination education key international instrument promoting equal opportunity relationship peace human rights security inclusive development clear undeniable also increasingly obvious combating climate_change crucial pillar edifice destruction ecosystems natural disasters linked climate_change directly cruelly affect vulnerable people scarcity natural resources heart many current conflicts new paradigm sustainability drastically climate
AND 2017 626 626 promoting equal opportunity relationship peace human rights security inclusive development clear undeniable also increasingly obvious combating climate_change crucial pillar edifice destruction ecosystems natural disasters linked climate_change directly cruelly affect vulnerable people scarcity natural resources heart many current conflicts new paradigm sustainability drastically changes previous notion economic social development pardon mentioning obvious climate
AND 2017 661 661 many current conflicts new paradigm sustainability drastically changes previous notion economic social development pardon mentioning obvious destroy planet will sense talking peace security development fighting climate_change will therefore continue take much debate now future international actions initiatives seven sustainable development goals directly related environmental issues key much governments domestic efforts address climate
AND 2017 695 695 international actions initiatives seven sustainable development goals directly related environmental issues key much governments domestic efforts address issue recent times andorra become aware relevance fighting climate_change demonstrated actions thanks ambitious aid programme andorra one world’s significant growth rates per inhabitant electric automobiles numbers points charging electric vehicles given heating buildings one climate
AND 2017 723 723 thanks ambitious aid programme andorra one world’s significant growth rates per inhabitant electric automobiles numbers points charging electric vehicles given heating buildings one biggest sources greenhouse-gas emissions investing substantially network projects centralize heat generation making efficient less polluting also implementing policy incentives obligations promote citizens production renewable solar geothermal energy lastly climate
AND 2017 806 806 president partner country france promote global compact environment will collect harmonize agreements signed implemented since united nations conference environment development rio de janeiro paris agreement climate_change important global action protect environment fight climate_change reflected specific rights obligations states individuals andorra heartily welcomes work done far global compact includes substantive right individuals climate
AND 2017 813 813 environment will collect harmonize agreements signed implemented since united nations conference environment development rio de janeiro paris agreement climate_change important global action protect environment fight climate_change reflected specific rights obligations states individuals andorra heartily welcomes work done far global compact includes substantive right individuals right sound healthy environment constitution bellwether includes climate
AND 2017 864 864 right clean environment citizens right therefore duty public authorities various international conventions aimed protecting environment must reflected specific actions will tangible effects people negative effects climate_change global_warming apparent time negative effect planet inhabitants mind especially concerns pacific islands threatened rise sea levels fragile ecosystems mountainous countries andorra extraordinary devastating force hurricanes climate
AND 2017 865 865 clean environment citizens right therefore duty public authorities various international conventions aimed protecting environment must reflected specific actions will tangible effects people negative effects climate_change global_warming apparent time negative effect planet inhabitants mind especially concerns pacific islands threatened rise sea levels fragile ecosystems mountainous countries andorra extraordinary devastating force hurricanes hitting climate
AND 2017 1126 1126 us question effectiveness united nations important secretary-general also clearly us states members organization us must work ensure global agreements starting agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change truly binding assess transparency various countries compliance agreements avoid possibility united nations international community become paralysed inactive face great challenges major crises times reasons andorra climate
ARG 2017 854 854 environment gone beyond resources planet environment collective good heritage humankind everybody’s responsibility protecting environment comprehensive part development process must seen isolation argentina committed paris agreement climate_change upholds commitment will continue upholding states parties preparatory process twenty- third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change order achieve concrete progress implementation convention wish climate
ARG 2017 872 872 must seen isolation argentina committed paris agreement climate_change upholds commitment will continue upholding states parties preparatory process twenty- third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change order achieve concrete progress implementation convention wish reiterate legitimate inalienable right sovereignty malvinas islands south georgia south sandwich islands surrounding maritime areas call upon united climate
ATG 2017 416 416 forcing government borrow money commercial terms high interest rates swelling already burdensome national debt present international financial architecture leaving small states mine behind whatever position climate_change nation may take evidence global_warming now irrefutably stronger two category hurricanes within days unrelentingly pounded many countries can longer dismissed vagaries weather can explained nature’s climate
ATG 2017 421 421 terms high interest rates swelling already burdensome national debt present international financial architecture leaving small states mine behind whatever position climate_change nation may take evidence global_warming now irrefutably stronger two category hurricanes within days unrelentingly pounded many countries can longer dismissed vagaries weather can explained nature’s hurricanes stronger bigger absorbing moisture climate
ATG 2017 451 451 category hurricanes within days unrelentingly pounded many countries can longer dismissed vagaries weather can explained nature’s hurricanes stronger bigger absorbing moisture seas increasingly warmer result global_warming man-made phenomenon attributable nations consume per cent world’s primary energy emitting dangerous levels pollution atmosphere caribbean community countries together produce less per cent global emissions climate
AUS 2017 442 442 secretary-general guterres needs full support member states standing united nations maximized work together common good recent successes prove true global arms trade treaty paris agreement climate_change sustainable development goals meet challenges age must guided spirit cooperation compromise central task achieving sustainable inclusive development united nations must play effective agile role development climate
AUS 2017 551 551 agenda paris agreement sendai declaration world humanitarian summit’s grand bargain blueprint global action addresses problems can addressed working together challenges face respect national borders includes climate_change diseases including malaria management precious water resources modern slavery unpalatable truth forced labour child labour human trafficking modern slavery rampant world australia strongly committed working climate
AUT 2017 98 98 many conflicts around world conflicts result terrible human suffering syria south sudan ukraine yemen libya also new sources instability venezuela myanmar global level poverty hunger climate_change well organized crime proliferation weapons remain key concerns really worries seem lost trust ability states institutions solve challenges current chair-in-office organization security cooperation europe osce climate
BDI 2017 72 72 fiji job well done first session general assembly head organization may also express burundi’s appreciation secretary-general antónio guterres commitment values peace security development patience virtue climate_change recognize devastating effects fuelled permeated virtually conversations venue ushered session names irma maria meteorological field least will forever connote total destruction therefore extend sincere condolences climate
BDI 2017 128 128 hurricanes also express burundi’s solidarity mexico stricken week earthquake stand wholeheartedly countries peoples climatic disturbances recent times sounding alarm urging states assume collective duty combat global_warming implement without delay commitments paris agreement climate_change believe state may shirk responsibility end whatever size shape place map world must work together boat wish attain climate
BDI 2017 135 135 week earthquake stand wholeheartedly countries peoples climatic disturbances recent times sounding alarm urging states assume collective duty combat global_warming implement without delay commitments paris agreement climate_change believe state may shirk responsibility end whatever size shape place map world must work together boat wish attain objective containing average temperature rise planet c climate
BDI 2017 157 157 commitments paris agreement climate_change believe state may shirk responsibility end whatever size shape place map world must work together boat wish attain objective containing average temperature rise planet c compared pre-industrial levels pursue measures limit temperature increases c vis-à-vis pre-industrial levels need act today tomorrow will late implementing agenda sustainable development climate
BDI 2017 167 167 whatever size shape place map world must work together boat wish attain objective containing average temperature rise planet c compared pre-industrial levels pursue measures limit temperature increases c vis-à-vis pre-industrial levels need act today tomorrow will late implementing agenda sustainable development burundi continuing path social inclusion shared economic growth otherwise since climate
BEL 2017 32 32 hurricanes well earthquakes mexico natural disasters brutally destroy lives dreams bring instability insecurity however tragedies akin warning shot remind us utter urgency need work together global_warming regard like welcome support initiative undertaken french president emmanuel macron wake paris agreement climate_change aimed establishing genuine far-reaching compact environment unquestionably can longer postpone need climate
BEL 2017 46 46 tragedies akin warning shot remind us utter urgency need work together global_warming regard like welcome support initiative undertaken french president emmanuel macron wake paris agreement climate_change aimed establishing genuine far-reaching compact environment unquestionably can longer postpone need today many countries particular island states pacific indian ocean caribbean natural phenomena immediate impact climate
BEN 2017 140 140 efforts achieve sustainable development goals courageous necessary reforms september rostrum affirmed mass poverty major threat humankind occasion expressed hope determination led world adopt paris agreement climate_change lead us set comprehensive programme eradication mass poverty year later appeal relevant ever situation countries continues deteriorate thousands people forced emigrate cases risk lives corollary climate
BEN 2017 290 290 environment important environmental protection measures included believe important take opportunity recall benin’s proposal november solemn high-level session twenty-second meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change marrakech morocco establish international research centre respond effectively effects climate_change agriculture africa conjunction international institute tropical agriculture based nigeria hope appropriate united nations bodies will climate
BEN 2017 300 300 recall benin’s proposal november solemn high-level session twenty-second meeting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change marrakech morocco establish international research centre respond effectively effects climate_change agriculture africa conjunction international institute tropical agriculture based nigeria hope appropriate united nations bodies will consider implications proposal make possible ensure sustainable development agriculture africa climate
BEN 2017 330 330 institute tropical agriculture based nigeria hope appropriate united nations bodies will consider implications proposal make possible ensure sustainable development agriculture africa deeply committed efforts combat climate_change believe paris agreement indispensable tool achieving regard country supports various initiatives particularly france aimed getting united nations put place third generation fundamental rights embodied global climate
BFA 2017 110 110 revitalizing united nations two years ago adopted sustainable development goals sdgs order give new global momentum peace prosperity development justice humanism entry force paris agreement climate_change welcome regard establishment follow-up review mechanism implementation sdgs well high-level political forum sustainable development monitor implementation agenda sustainable development also real achievements despite successes obstacles climate
BGD 2017 577 577 migration last year proposed developing sound migration governance framework global compact safe orderly regular migration pleased united nations delivering formation compact migration refugees paris agreement climate_change remains bastion hope climate justice recognizing climate vulnerability building resilience grave impacts climate_change believe potential blue economy advancing conservation sustainable use ocean seas bangladesh achieved climate
BGD 2017 590 590 regular migration pleased united nations delivering formation compact migration refugees paris agreement climate_change remains bastion hope climate justice recognizing climate vulnerability building resilience grave impacts climate_change believe potential blue economy advancing conservation sustainable use ocean seas bangladesh achieved exemplary success building resilience flood disasters crop intensification invention water-resistant crops helped us climate
BGR 2017 779 779 context preventing irregular migration eradicating human trafficking bulgaria top priority effective management control european union’s external border enabling free movement within european union function smoothly climate_change continues represent one biggest challenges time threat countries well-being also poses security risk many bulgaria stands obligations paris climate_change agreement believes universal approach implementation can climate
BGR 2017 798 798 movement within european union function smoothly climate_change continues represent one biggest challenges time threat countries well-being also poses security risk many bulgaria stands obligations paris climate_change agreement believes universal approach implementation can achieve goals united nations climate-change agenda bulgaria strongly committed promoting human rights actively involved number intergovernmental processes dedicated global climate
BHR 2017 455 455 constitution family foundation society law equally exemplifies bahrain’s commitment international instruments related family women including importantly committee elimination discrimination women support united nations endeavours address global_warming implications area climate_change kingdom bahrain deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change december thereby renewing commitment historic agreement hope will consolidate international efforts address perilous phenomenon climate
BHR 2017 458 458 society law equally exemplifies bahrain’s commitment international instruments related family women including importantly committee elimination discrimination women support united nations endeavours address global_warming implications area climate_change kingdom bahrain deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change december thereby renewing commitment historic agreement hope will consolidate international efforts address perilous phenomenon kingdom bahrain firmly climate
BHR 2017 466 466 related family women including importantly committee elimination discrimination women support united nations endeavours address global_warming implications area climate_change kingdom bahrain deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change december thereby renewing commitment historic agreement hope will consolidate international efforts address perilous phenomenon kingdom bahrain firmly believes maintenance stability security middle east entire world climate
BHS 2017 214 214 correspondent banking crime trafficking persons drugs weapons gross violations human rights reprehensible corruption entrusted govern special concern small island developing states sids dangers environmental degradation climate_change threaten survivability witnessed just recently passage hurricanes harvey irma now maria underscore sufficiently importance bahamas attaches combating climate_change preservation protection environment even hurricanes occurring earthquakes climate
BHS 2017 232 232 island developing states sids dangers environmental degradation climate_change threaten survivability witnessed just recently passage hurricanes harvey irma now maria underscore sufficiently importance bahamas attaches combating climate_change preservation protection environment even hurricanes occurring earthquakes took place mexico resulting tragic loss life destruction climate_change global expressed today reiterate thoughts prayers adversely impacted devastating climate
BHS 2017 248 248 irma now maria underscore sufficiently importance bahamas attaches combating climate_change preservation protection environment even hurricanes occurring earthquakes took place mexico resulting tragic loss life destruction climate_change global expressed today reiterate thoughts prayers adversely impacted devastating events need emphasize third time three years bahamas hit major hurricane maria still churning territory two climate
BHS 2017 428 428 biggest caribbean islands order develop fullest potential member international community intention government working private sector create destruction ragged island first fully green island region utilizing renewable_energy smart technologies solar energy sustainable water-purification systems create sustainable resilient island community implications existence sids bahamas confronted global_warming rising sea-levels severe frequent hurricanes extreme_weather events climate
BHS 2017 446 446 island first fully green island region utilizing renewable_energy smart technologies solar energy sustainable water-purification systems create sustainable resilient island community implications existence sids bahamas confronted global_warming rising sea-levels severe frequent hurricanes extreme_weather events clear first time history bahamas evacuated whole communities safe quadrants ahead hurricane irma happens next wholesale evacuation entire climate
BHS 2017 452 452 utilizing renewable_energy smart technologies solar energy sustainable water-purification systems create sustainable resilient island community implications existence sids bahamas confronted global_warming rising sea-levels severe frequent hurricanes extreme_weather events clear first time history bahamas evacuated whole communities safe quadrants ahead hurricane irma happens next wholesale evacuation entire caribbean call international community recognize imperative climate
BHS 2017 484 484 evacuated whole communities safe quadrants ahead hurricane irma happens next wholesale evacuation entire caribbean call international community recognize imperative accelerating efforts deal urgently adverse impact climate_change coordinated way will mitigate ferocious frequent destructive weather events now potentially threaten add world’s migration issues well two decades ago government recognizing real threat posed climate
BHS 2017 518 518 events now potentially threaten add world’s migration issues well two decades ago government recognizing real threat posed existence upgraded human capital capacity address unintended consequences climate_change commitment environmental conservation many marine protected areas bahamas committed conservation sustainable oceans well active involvement initiatives 10x20 initiative participation consultative process biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction climate
BIH 2017 638 638 therefore indisputably crucial along course countries full ownership implementation processes connection fully understood accepted strong interconnectedness economic social environmental dimensions sustainable development ratified paris agreement climate_change chosen follow guidelines debt children planet unconditionally fulfilled whether past present future women country hold high positions rightfully naturally belong role women vital development prosperity climate
BLZ 2017 308 308 woman every caribbean child initiative leaders also renewing deepening efforts tackle non-communicable diseases targeted approaches aimed promoting healthy lifestyles starting youngest members communities region security climate_change equally fundamental threats survival region risen meet challenges adopting counter-terrorism strategy pioneering innovative approaches building resilience facilitating transition low- no-carbon economies across region will now climate
BLZ 2017 932 932 sids face challenge without question global one secretary- general rightly stated look forward engaging action-oriented discussions order facilitate piloting financing-for-sustainable-development initiatives across sids debt swaps climate_action expansion climate risk insurance support adaptation measures individual national levels united nations can serve global incubator genuine durable multi-stakeholder partnerships can foster innovation entrepreneurship sids climate
BLZ 2017 1128 1128 victims crimes humanity protect vulnerable control spread weapons mass destruction including small arms light weapons forefront global fight protect preserve shared natural environment environmental degradation climate_change ensure sustainable use planet especially oceans sustain life earth caribbean community also leading charge deliver reparations victims slavery descendants belize state member united nations advocating climate
BOL 2017 208 208 pollution air oceans consequent extinction species results capitalist model consumption levels excessive industrialization situation countries south pollute least ones suffer imperative countries join paris agreement climate_change work together address enormous challenges involved saving planet unjustifiable inadmissible united states decided turn back paris agreement one world’s main polluters government refusing part global climate
BOL 2017 548 548 earth migrants held responsible economic financial crises 17-29281 insecurity must allow viewed criminals either migrant illegal governments far helping resolve structural causes phenomenon war consequences climate_change economic asymmetries among states proclaim greater restrictions migration policies massive expulsions building walls walls counter history humankind walls cripple science knowledge walls confine souls fuel climate
BOL 2017 1116 1116 opportunity ask participants assembly accompany us peaceful quest justice anunwavering challenge brotherhood people coming generations every passing year challenges become greater war continues destroy cities global_warming growing threat truly want resolve issues defend interests peoples essential recognize basic services human rights respect rights mother earth take fight capitalism colonialism imperialism win climate
BRA 2017 218 218 policies actions abroad chairmanship community portuguese-speaking countries instance made agenda sustainable development driving blueprint efforts forum fronts brazil sought contribute achievement sustainable development goals combating climate_change necessary part contribution stand committed supporting paris agreement climate_change last year submitted brazilian instrument ratification agreement possibility postponing action sphere tackling climate_change must act now climate
BRA 2017 227 227 agenda sustainable development driving blueprint efforts forum fronts brazil sought contribute achievement sustainable development goals combating climate_change necessary part contribution stand committed supporting paris agreement climate_change last year submitted brazilian instrument ratification agreement possibility postponing action sphere tackling climate_change must act now proud say country leading way towards low-carbon economy clean climate
BRA 2017 240 240 development goals combating climate_change necessary part contribution stand committed supporting paris agreement climate_change last year submitted brazilian instrument ratification agreement possibility postponing action sphere tackling climate_change must act now proud say country leading way towards low-carbon economy clean renewable_energy sources account per cent brazilian energy portfolio three times global average leaders climate
BRA 2017 253 253 last year submitted brazilian instrument ratification agreement possibility postponing action sphere tackling climate_change must act now proud say country leading way towards low-carbon economy clean renewable_energy sources account per cent brazilian energy portfolio three times global average leaders hydroelectricity bioenergy brazil proud world’s highest tropical forest cover deforestation matter concern especially climate
BRB 2017 113 113 earth fail advance causes security sustainable development human rights together none will succeed stand organ eighth time occasion addressed nations gathered issued caution ramifications unchecked climate_change highlighted existential threat facing vulnerable small island developing states barbados first address general assembly see pv prime minister barbados late david thompson described caribbean region climate
BRB 2017 141 141 threat facing vulnerable small island developing states barbados first address general assembly see pv prime minister barbados late david thompson described caribbean region epicentre global climate_crisis citing scientific evidence devastating effects climate_change already evident region told assembly failure take urgent ambitious decisive action nothing short reckless indifference seven years later current climate
BRB 2017 147 147 states barbados first address general assembly see pv prime minister barbados late david thompson described caribbean region epicentre global climate_crisis citing scientific evidence devastating effects climate_change already evident region told assembly failure take urgent ambitious decisive action nothing short reckless indifference seven years later current prime minister barbados mr freundel stuart climate
BRB 2017 238 238 warned inherent danger inaction insufficient action reduce global emissions failures act imperil lives livelihoods existence sovereign states year year leaders warned escalating costs responding effects climate_change fact decades development gains easily washed away hours extreme_weather event also endured persistent frustrating challenge gaining access resources need strengthen resilience protect peoples ravages climate_change climate
BRB 2017 247 247 failures act imperil lives livelihoods existence sovereign states year year leaders warned escalating costs responding effects climate_change fact decades development gains easily washed away hours extreme_weather event also endured persistent frustrating challenge gaining access resources need strengthen resilience protect peoples ravages climate_change course owing narrow focus per capita income part donors climate
BRB 2017 263 263 climate_change fact decades development gains easily washed away hours extreme_weather event also endured persistent frustrating challenge gaining access resources need strengthen resilience protect peoples ravages climate_change course owing narrow focus per capita income part donors international development banks agencies clarion call caribbean ignored today witnessing results reckless indifference regret fact must climate
BRB 2017 294 294 capita income part donors international development banks agencies clarion call caribbean ignored today witnessing results reckless indifference regret fact must today report merely potential threat climate_change poses globe rather destructive impact referring particular utter devastation seeing several small island developing states caribbean overwhelmed unprecedented wave hurricanes saturday september arrived new york climate
BRB 2017 533 533 international pledging conference recovery reconstruction caribbean islands affected hurricanes irma maria urge member states support recovery rebuilding caribbean barbados sids whether caribbean pacific asia africa climate_change matter life death issue sterile debates endless meetings people loss life livelihood economies heavily dependent tourism cycle constant recovery rebuilding serious impediment sustainable development barbados climate
BRB 2017 563 563 sterile debates endless meetings people loss life livelihood economies heavily dependent tourism cycle constant recovery rebuilding serious impediment sustainable development barbados remains committed ambitious action climate_change continue support implementation paris agreement climate_change view secretary-general’s proposal climate summit important opportunity take stock give additional impetus necessary barbados’s support global action climate_change one climate
BRB 2017 569 569 life livelihood economies heavily dependent tourism cycle constant recovery rebuilding serious impediment sustainable development barbados remains committed ambitious action climate_change continue support implementation paris agreement climate_change view secretary-general’s proposal climate summit important opportunity take stock give additional impetus necessary barbados’s support global action climate_change one part overall policy promoting protecting environment climate
BRB 2017 587 587 action climate_change continue support implementation paris agreement climate_change view secretary-general’s proposal climate summit important opportunity take stock give additional impetus necessary barbados’s support global action climate_change one part overall policy promoting protecting environment taken concrete steps towards building resource-efficient green economy integrated national framework sustainable development barbados like take opportunity convey climate
BRB 2017 804 804 international community must find implement solutions past years countries represented made historic international commitments including sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway agenda sustainable development paris climate_change agreement international community must now take action implement commitments destruction discussed earlier statement addressed recognition fact citizens precious resource resolute taking path development people-centred national climate
BRN 2017 205 205 standard living brunei darussalam continuing efforts diversify economy advocate free trade bilaterally regionally aim achieving dynamic sustainable economy pursuing economic progress mindful correlation human activities climate_change paris agreement climate_change can galvanize collective actions bequeath cleaner healthier safer sustainable planet future generations brunei darussalam will continue can contribute positively towards end reduce climate
BRN 2017 208 208 darussalam continuing efforts diversify economy advocate free trade bilaterally regionally aim achieving dynamic sustainable economy pursuing economic progress mindful correlation human activities climate_change paris agreement climate_change can galvanize collective actions bequeath cleaner healthier safer sustainable planet future generations brunei darussalam will continue can contribute positively towards end reduce greenhouse gas emissions climate
BRN 2017 231 231 paris agreement climate_change can galvanize collective actions bequeath cleaner healthier safer sustainable planet future generations brunei darussalam will continue can contribute positively towards end reduce greenhouse gas emissions promoting efficiency energy consumption gradually deploying renewable energies time conserving forests high priority complements multilateral efforts including heart borneo initiative recently queen’s commonwealth climate
BTN 2017 70 70 join observing moment silence reflect suffering communities offer prayers recovery disasters just referred isolated incidents experts increasingly convinced natural disasters like hurricanes floods made worse climate_change climate_change reality past three years hottest recorded history hottest years record occurred new century must alarm us room complacency hesitation finger-pointing excuses procrastination urgency now climate
BTN 2017 71 71 observing moment silence reflect suffering communities offer prayers recovery disasters just referred isolated incidents experts increasingly convinced natural disasters like hurricanes floods made worse climate_change climate_change reality past three years hottest recorded history hottest years record occurred new century must alarm us room complacency hesitation finger-pointing excuses procrastination urgency now well-being climate
BTN 2017 104 104 hottest years record occurred new century must alarm us room complacency hesitation finger-pointing excuses procrastination urgency now well-being stake survival future generations risk paris agreement climate_change proof accepted climate_change reality willing come together work together fight climate_change together urge countries fulfil promises made paris landlocked mountainous country especially vulnerable effects climate_change climate
BTN 2017 107 107 occurred new century must alarm us room complacency hesitation finger-pointing excuses procrastination urgency now well-being stake survival future generations risk paris agreement climate_change proof accepted climate_change reality willing come together work together fight climate_change together urge countries fulfil promises made paris landlocked mountainous country especially vulnerable effects climate_change particularly alarmed unchecked climate
BTN 2017 115 115 hesitation finger-pointing excuses procrastination urgency now well-being stake survival future generations risk paris agreement climate_change proof accepted climate_change reality willing come together work together fight climate_change together urge countries fulfil promises made paris landlocked mountainous country especially vulnerable effects climate_change particularly alarmed unchecked environmental degradation root cause climate_change already experiencing flash climate
BTN 2017 129 129 climate_change proof accepted climate_change reality willing come together work together fight climate_change together urge countries fulfil promises made paris landlocked mountainous country especially vulnerable effects climate_change particularly alarmed unchecked environmental degradation root cause climate_change already experiencing flash floods glacial lake outbursts severe erratic weather patterns whsoe effects can particularly devastating poor climate
BTN 2017 137 137 work together fight climate_change together urge countries fulfil promises made paris landlocked mountainous country especially vulnerable effects climate_change particularly alarmed unchecked environmental degradation root cause climate_change already experiencing flash floods glacial lake outbursts severe erratic weather patterns whsoe effects can particularly devastating poor country will give will take action ratified paris climate
BTN 2017 184 184 take action ratified paris agreement well way fulfilling pledges total per cent country forest cover half protected national parkland wildlife sanctuaries nature reserves means world’s carbon-neutral country fact carbon-negative country addition generate export clean renewable_energy invest green industries organic farming practices centuries neglect fighting climate_change complex expensive critical ensure countries fulfil climate
BTN 2017 193 193 total per cent country forest cover half protected national parkland wildlife sanctuaries nature reserves means world’s carbon-neutral country fact carbon-negative country addition generate export clean renewable_energy invest green industries organic farming practices centuries neglect fighting climate_change complex expensive critical ensure countries fulfil respective commitments takes money hence importance climate financing mechanisms climate
BTN 2017 203 203 wildlife sanctuaries nature reserves means world’s carbon-neutral country fact carbon-negative country addition generate export clean renewable_energy invest green industries organic farming practices centuries neglect fighting climate_change complex expensive critical ensure countries fulfil respective commitments takes money hence importance climate financing mechanisms however securing financing one biggest challenges smaller nations role climate-financing climate
BTN 2017 256 256 essential applaud global environmental facility gef financing environmental projects countries since establishment 1990s green climate fund gcf also begun help developing countries around world respond climate_change innovative transformative interventions institutions critical will may resources take action applaud innovative strategies interventions supported part partnership world wildlife fund launched bhutan life innovative financing climate
BTN 2017 304 304 life innovative financing mechanism will help safeguard rich biodiversity government can assume full cost protection now time scale support gef gcf will enable countries fight climate_change war footing help developing countries respond effects optimistic will able prevent worst effects climate_change work together threat natural disasters will always remain can must ensure climate
BTN 2017 318 318 protection now time scale support gef gcf will enable countries fight climate_change war footing help developing countries respond effects optimistic will able prevent worst effects climate_change work together threat natural disasters will always remain can must ensure directly linked human- induced activity world bank estimates million people live poverty hunger malnourishment climate
BTN 2017 433 433 one goals will contribute eradicating scourge poverty common resolve articulated powerfully first goal sdgs promises nothing less end poverty everywhere forms eradicating poverty like dealing climate_change complex expensive according one estimate take billion per year end extreme poverty come good news since barely per cent current global gross domestic product doubt climate
BTN 2017 916 916 importance united nations never greater imperative multilateralism never stronger look future bhutan will continue working member states ensure united nations continues play instrumental role fighting climate_change eradicating poverty maintaining global peace security regard honour conclude quotation beloved king majesty jigme khesar namgyel wangchuck nation today can stand alone achievement time slowly climate
BWA 2017 205 205 importance focusing people improving lives main beneficiaries development greatest resource work achieve peace development sustainable resilient basis theme thus recognizes nexus peace security sustainable development climate_change regard agenda notes can sustainable development without peace peace without sustainable development therefore imperative give priority implementation agenda paris agreement climate_change order achieve sustainable development climate
BWA 2017 226 226 peace security sustainable development climate_change regard agenda notes can sustainable development without peace peace without sustainable development therefore imperative give priority implementation agenda paris agreement climate_change order achieve sustainable development address climate_change regard people pleased state government botswana embarked series multi-stakeholder consultations involving public private sectors civil society local authorities development climate
BWA 2017 232 232 agenda notes can sustainable development without peace peace without sustainable development therefore imperative give priority implementation agenda paris agreement climate_change order achieve sustainable development address climate_change regard people pleased state government botswana embarked series multi-stakeholder consultations involving public private sectors civil society local authorities development partners academia formulation national development plan climate
BWA 2017 570 570 introduced stimulate economy address infrastructure deficit also proud botswana among countries shared agenda implementation experience auspices recently held high-level political forum voluntary national review exercises climate_change botswana fully supports observation made agenda c limate change one greatest challenges time adverse impacts undermine ability countries achieve sustainable development resolution para regard welcome climate
BWA 2017 600 600 made agenda c limate change one greatest challenges time adverse impacts undermine ability countries achieve sustainable development resolution para regard welcome entry force paris agreement climate_change reaffirm commitment agreement botswana pleased among countries signed ratified agreement threshold ratifications entry force reached appeal countries remain steadfast defence protection integrity paris agreement reiterate climate
BWA 2017 643 643 remain steadfast defence protection integrity paris agreement reiterate appeal government united states america reconsider decision withdraw landmark agreement marks universal effort international community tackle challenges climate_change present aware challenge climate_change requires collective action single country can successfully address challenge recent hurricanes disastrous effects meant underscore american administration climate_change real anything positive climate
BWA 2017 647 647 integrity paris agreement reiterate appeal government united states america reconsider decision withdraw landmark agreement marks universal effort international community tackle challenges climate_change present aware challenge climate_change requires collective action single country can successfully address challenge recent hurricanes disastrous effects meant underscore american administration climate_change real anything positive learned hurricanes able bring climate
BWA 2017 665 665 community tackle challenges climate_change present aware challenge climate_change requires collective action single country can successfully address challenge recent hurricanes disastrous effects meant underscore american administration climate_change real anything positive learned hurricanes able bring people affected states wider america together young old black hispanic white whatever religious persuasion also welcome recent convening climate
CAF 2017 135 135 mediterranean frequently ends disaster continues major challenge must tackle moreover problem refugees worsened recent years now serious priority concern international community demands special attention concerning climate_change sustainable development planet continues suffer effects natural phenomena earthquakes floods drought rapid desertification global_warming real worries end remind us signatories paris agreement climate_change honour commitments climate
CAF 2017 149 149 years now serious priority concern international community demands special attention concerning climate_change sustainable development planet continues suffer effects natural phenomena earthquakes floods drought rapid desertification global_warming real worries end remind us signatories paris agreement climate_change honour commitments made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change regarding importance pooling efforts order climate
CAF 2017 158 158 attention concerning climate_change sustainable development planet continues suffer effects natural phenomena earthquakes floods drought rapid desertification global_warming real worries end remind us signatories paris agreement climate_change honour commitments made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change regarding importance pooling efforts order preserve shared environment regard united nations reform central african climate
CAF 2017 169 169 earthquakes floods drought rapid desertification global_warming real worries end remind us signatories paris agreement climate_change honour commitments made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change regarding importance pooling efforts order preserve shared environment regard united nations reform central african republic member african union au supports common position au member states climate
CAN 2017 1237 1237 standards enshrined united nations declaration rights indigenous peoples fully realized merely government mandate true partnership indigenous peoples part new partnership will involve addressing shared challenge climate_change indigenous northern communities particularly affected stark reality communities across north places like paulatuk kugluktuk tuktoyaktuk community members finding sea ice conditions dangerous unpredictable travelling hunting climate
CAN 2017 1310 1310 difficult many now reluctant even try home working hard help communities adapt prepare future international level commitment unwavering country planet can walk away challenge reality climate_change part canada will continue fight global plan realistic chance countering responsibility future generations will uphold chance build canada around world economies clean growing forward-looking will climate
CHE 2017 46 46 made remarkable progress fight major scourges hunger extreme poverty difficulties accessing education famine still affects million people world every seconds child dies malnutrition challenges include climate_change global inequality conflict humanitarian disasters well forced displacement migration country actor world stage position find alone answers challenges today large complex transcend borders concern entire climate
CHE 2017 194 194 united nations issues will fundamental importance tomorrow today regard states members united nations made important strides recent years thinking course agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change desire transfer resources post-conflict management prevention order intensify peacebuilding activities areas necessary make progress towards objectives set respect agenda offers good example success will measured climate
CHE 2017 601 601 essential interconnected world dialogue essential dialogue requires time involvement parties conducted broad basis involve relevant actors example appears political dialogue among states insufficient regard combating climate_change extreme_weather events hurricanes clearly show paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change must implemented quickly scientists believe nothing done phenomena will become new reality will climate
CHE 2017 602 602 interconnected world dialogue essential dialogue requires time involvement parties conducted broad basis involve relevant actors example appears political dialogue among states insufficient regard combating climate_change extreme_weather events hurricanes clearly show paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change must implemented quickly scientists believe nothing done phenomena will become new reality will deal climate
CHE 2017 613 613 basis involve relevant actors example appears political dialogue among states insufficient regard combating climate_change extreme_weather events hurricanes clearly show paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change must implemented quickly scientists believe nothing done phenomena will become new reality will deal private sector whose role innovation progress development essential involved example developing climate
CHL 2017 82 82 grandchildren great-grandchildren challenges face today different gave rise organization years ago relevant defining faced postwar generation one hand notion development prevailed now shaken relentless reality climate_change can close eyes deny reality whose devastating effects will become frequent intense can assume responsibility beyond reducing carbon_dioxide emissions implies daring transform production models rethinking climate
CHL 2017 100 100 notion development prevailed now shaken relentless reality climate_change can close eyes deny reality whose devastating effects will become frequent intense can assume responsibility beyond reducing carbon_dioxide emissions implies daring transform production models rethinking type growth wish promote hand time democracy many countries never see citizenry grown impatient institutions whose legitimacy called climate
CHL 2017 281 281 sdgs precisely propose new approach improving living conditions people propose together based strengths country commitment national tasks bolstered contact others faced choice whether join fight climate_change doubted simply room denialism selfish postures line sdg oceans paris agreement country launched national action plan climate_change among measures already way green tax carbon_dioxide emissions climate
CHL 2017 298 298 bolstered contact others faced choice whether join fight climate_change doubted simply room denialism selfish postures line sdg oceans paris agreement country launched national action plan climate_change among measures already way green tax carbon_dioxide emissions fixed sources transformation made energy sector since start administration non-conventional renewable_energy gone per cent per cent matrix climate
CHL 2017 305 305 fight climate_change doubted simply room denialism selfish postures line sdg oceans paris agreement country launched national action plan climate_change among measures already way green tax carbon_dioxide emissions fixed sources transformation made energy sector since start administration non-conventional renewable_energy gone per cent per cent matrix goal reach per cent possible already started climate
CHL 2017 317 317 agreement country launched national action plan climate_change among measures already way green tax carbon_dioxide emissions fixed sources transformation made energy sector since start administration non-conventional renewable_energy gone per cent per cent matrix goal reach per cent possible already started energy transition addition active oceans initiative created new marine parks marine-protected areas climate
CHL 2017 458 458 montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer enabled ozone layer recover thirtieth anniversary like announce country just deposited ratification kigali amendment montreal protocol aims prevent c global_warming chile thereby becomes one first countries ratify new agreement creation network parks patagonia also added million hectares green areas rich biodiversity will now protected state climate
CHN 2017 763 763 one behind must ensure equitable inclusive quality education lifelong learning opportunities enhance role north-south cooperation main channel international development cooperation leveraging south- south tripartite cooperation climate_change major factor consider sustainable development humankind concerned will crucial ensure united nations continues work follow-up paris agreement climate_change urge parties uphold principles common differentiated responsibilities climate
CHN 2017 781 781 development cooperation leveraging south- south tripartite cooperation climate_change major factor consider sustainable development humankind concerned will crucial ensure united nations continues work follow-up paris agreement climate_change urge parties uphold principles common differentiated responsibilities equitability respective capabilities reinforce international cooperation climate issues problem refugees result regional instability uneven development united nations must climate
CIV 2017 97 97 initiatives côte d’ivoire non-permanent member security council status just conferred assembly intends promote fair pragmatic compromises settlement crises council’s agenda world experiencing severe geopolitical turbulence climate_change theme session focusing people striving peace decent life sustainable planet call action strengthen peace world must conceive development model better balanced among countries just among climate
CIV 2017 272 272 large part african continent part côte d’ivoire will make support g5 sahel fighting terrorism africa one priorities term security council since without stability can development global_warming real concern country immune devastating effects climate phenomena jeopardizing countries peoples economies must therefore act quickly responsibly preserve environment planet regard paris agreement climate_change government climate
CIV 2017 296 296 development global_warming real concern country immune devastating effects climate phenomena jeopardizing countries peoples economies must therefore act quickly responsibly preserve environment planet regard paris agreement climate_change government will live signing will seek inter alia energy transitions development smart agriculture preservation protection environment urgent every country like côte d’ivoire uphold commitments voluntarily climate
CIV 2017 338 338 urgent every country like côte d’ivoire uphold commitments voluntarily agreed paris climate agreement vein developed countries must honour commitments finance adaptation economies countries south impact global_warming must also sensitive plight many small island states must consider climate_change real threat international peace security must urgently take right steps including adopting international pact climate
CIV 2017 349 349 climate agreement vein developed countries must honour commitments finance adaptation economies countries south impact global_warming must also sensitive plight many small island states must consider climate_change real threat international peace security must urgently take right steps including adopting international pact environment proposed france maintaining peace security world also requires strict management climate
CIV 2017 686 686 challenges time insufficient even achieved significant results fight terrorism certain theatres fact matter world vulnerable state can face global threat alone rise terrorism devastating effects global_warming persistence nuclear tension particularly korean peninsula sorely tested collective security architecture must therefore agree ways strengthen modernize enable countries respond jointly effectively serious threats times climate
CMR 2017 427 427 us match words actions thereby create conditions decent life peoples let us therefore focus people must present future generations save planet therefore welcome paris agreement climate_change cameroon like point among first countries sign ratify pleased steps taken implement effectively like take opportunity emphasize legitimate unanimous desire developing countries know pollute less climate
COD 2017 413 413 sector pleased increased access girls schools years enrolment rate increased per cent nearly per cent implementing plans build thousands schools without neglecting in-depth reforms area climate_change one greatest concerns threat humankind fundamental rights every state responsibility contribute limiting impact country countries congo basin home second-largest forest reserve world equipped central african climate
COG 2017 389 389 aimed advancing developing economies global stability depends upon particular context africa affected tragedy emigration across mediterranean sea similarly forced displacement populations towards hospitable areas result climate_change gives measure distress men women children victims matter concern us must take significant action spirit solidarity mutual understanding contain exoduses towards uncertainty save lives thousands climate
COG 2017 442 442 global issue climate subject promising discussions regarding future paris conference urgent commitments made kept collective consciousness humankind place express compassion solidarity populations victim harmful consequences climate_change refer specifically devastating effects hurricane irma north america floods landslides asia african countries particularly sierra leone must agree protection environment common imperative obligation context country climate
COG 2017 483 483 leone must agree protection environment common imperative obligation context country initiated blue fund congo basin sidelines twenty- second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change memorandum understanding signed last march oyo congo marks first step fund’s creation financial instrument aims ensure better quality life people protect forests congo basin second-largest climate
COG 2017 522 522 instrument aims ensure better quality life people protect forests congo basin second-largest green lung world amazon invite international community support congo initiative aimed protecting planet global_warming decent life also means allowing populations benefit high-quality health care proliferation counterfeit sub-standard medicines increasingly serious threat world particularly developing countries expansion scourge brings mind climate
COL 2017 752 752 forced eradication promoting seizures increased unprecedented levels will allow us achieve results even conclusive long-term must advance struggle open mind smarter innovative can say much climate_change colombia biodiverse country world size also one vulnerable climate_change proactive matter rio conference sustainable development pushed adoption sustainable development goals assembly approved today pleased see climate
COL 2017 761 761 us achieve results even conclusive long-term must advance struggle open mind smarter innovative can say much climate_change colombia biodiverse country world size also one vulnerable climate_change proactive matter rio conference sustainable development pushed adoption sustainable development goals assembly approved today pleased see goals backbone agenda sustainable development promoted united nations also climate
COM 2017 74 74 material damage wrought hurricane irma repeated natural catastrophes resonating call climate sceptics remind now time commitment action wish mitigate far possible causes devastating threats linked global_warming also like associate voice comoros spoke earlier today express deepest condolences full solidarity government people mexico following violent earthquake recently struck heart mexico causing hundreds climate
COM 2017 231 231 us highlight increasingly evident link environment peace security like reiterate tribute governments france morocco work accomplished twenty-first twenty-second sessions conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change encouraging countries particularly island states give utmost priority everything survival planet general theme discussion today focuses people striving peace decent life sustainable planet incorporates many climate
COM 2017 287 287 community include migration preventive diplomacy conflict prevention sustainable development united nations reform speaking human also implies reference human rights including human dignity uppermost priority organization global_warming migrations conflicts wars terrorism challenges continents africa particular facing require urgent responses terrorism represents absolute repudiation human become scourge condemn must fight mercilessly global scale climate
COM 2017 535 535 constant load- shedding plagued economy businesses homes emerge protracted energy crisis however now emergency need ensure results can made long-term medium- long-term energy policy development renewable_energy low-carbon footprint succeed achieve sustainable development goals must rely resources however need international solidarity also solidarity industrialists bankers international investors union comoros returned political stability climate
CPV 2017 486 486 category countries needs common response terms new metrics can provide systemic assessment financial needs structural vulnerabilities small island developing states swift rapid implementation paris agreement climate_change priority whole world cabo verde expresses solidarity victims recent hurricanes always hurricanes bad news climate_change tend frequent cruel destructive consequences devastating regions countries vulnerable environmental climate
CPV 2017 501 501 vulnerabilities small island developing states swift rapid implementation paris agreement climate_change priority whole world cabo verde expresses solidarity victims recent hurricanes always hurricanes bad news climate_change tend frequent cruel destructive consequences devastating regions countries vulnerable environmental economic point view small island developing states regions every new day one day late vigorous climate
CPV 2017 532 532 devastating regions countries vulnerable environmental economic point view small island developing states regions every new day one day late vigorous globalized action factors trigger accelerate climate_change cabo verde rule law democracy mere options essential ensuring objective transparent predictable governance nationally internationally cabo verde’s internal order aligned international positions practices field human climate
CPV 2017 657 657 actively participates codifying law joining taking part negotiations signing ratifying implementing international instruments broad spectrum areas context cabo verde already deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change signed treaty prohibition nuclear weapons concluded new york july welcome success preparatory work towards developing international legal instrument conservation sustainable use marine biodiversity areas beyond climate
CRI 2017 29 29 president election welcomes priorities established tenure like reiterate country’s commitment working member states achieve agenda sustainable development help swiftly honour pledges made paris marrakesh mitigate climate_change implement treaty prohibition nuclear weapons strengthen global governance multilateralism areas supreme importance maintenance international peace stability also wish convey message solidarity sympathy people government mexico climate
CRI 2017 1377 1377 encountered throughout history humankind saddle us ethical moral responsibility future life earth terms interactions among human groups humans environment enough evidence support idea transformative solution climate_change within human capabilities welcome french initiative global pact environment complement legal framework international agreements adopted united nations also pleased member group friends leadership slovenia switzerland climate
CRI 2017 1432 1432 resolution human rights environment coordinated human rights council also along countries independent association latin america caribbean exercised positive leadership position negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change building bridges negotiating groups making proposals countries must adopt increasingly ambitious positions environmental conservation fight climate_change understand right live healthy ecologically balanced environment essential right climate
CRI 2017 1448 1448 exercised positive leadership position negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change building bridges negotiating groups making proposals countries must adopt increasingly ambitious positions environmental conservation fight climate_change understand right live healthy ecologically balanced environment essential right every human future generations international community can count unconditional unrestricted support costa rican people government promoting climate
CRI 2017 1529 1529 socio-environmental conflicts environmental governance programme state acts facilitator agreement decision-making spaces participation interested affected stakeholders includes principles precaution reparation non-regression reaffirm intention guide economy towards carbon_neutrality part pre-2020 voluntary actions expanding long-term commitments towards in-depth decarbonization economy electrical grid continues example planning renewable_energy use world thanks long periods energy generation based climate
CRI 2017 1539 1539 spaces participation interested affected stakeholders includes principles precaution reparation non-regression reaffirm intention guide economy towards carbon_neutrality part pre-2020 voluntary actions expanding long-term commitments towards in-depth decarbonization economy electrical grid continues example planning renewable_energy use world thanks long periods energy generation based solely renewable sources water wind geothermal sources biomass sunlight addition climate
CRI 2017 1546 1546 precaution reparation non-regression reaffirm intention guide economy towards carbon_neutrality part pre-2020 voluntary actions expanding long-term commitments towards in-depth decarbonization economy electrical grid continues example planning renewable_energy use world thanks long periods energy generation based solely renewable sources water wind geothermal sources biomass sunlight addition offsetting process forests reducing emissions critical sectors climate
CRI 2017 1698 1698 establishment framework planned long term order restore national wetland systems ensure responsible use order contribute improving quality life communities use believe efforts encourage focus mitigation climate_change also impact human rights public policies promote gender equality non-discrimination enjoyment rights indigenous peoples also welcome process prepare global compact safe orderly regular migration global climate
CUB 2017 619 619 world trade finance result centuries exploitation plundering industrialized countries moral obligation historical responsibility sufficient financial technological means however even rich will able enjoy forecast prosperity climate_change stopped cuba regrets decision taken government united states historically principal greenhouse-gas-emitting country planet withdraw country paris agreement climate_change third consecutive year records average global temperature climate
CUB 2017 637 637 even rich will able enjoy forecast prosperity climate_change stopped cuba regrets decision taken government united states historically principal greenhouse-gas-emitting country planet withdraw country paris agreement climate_change third consecutive year records average global temperature increase broken confirms climate_change threat survival humankind sustainable development peoples reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean climate
CUB 2017 644 644 climate_change stopped cuba regrets decision taken government united states historically principal greenhouse-gas-emitting country planet withdraw country paris agreement climate_change third consecutive year records average global temperature increase broken confirms climate_change threat survival humankind sustainable development peoples reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean pacific affected climate_change request just special differentiated climate
CUB 2017 648 648 decision taken government united states historically principal greenhouse-gas-emitting country planet withdraw country paris agreement climate_change third consecutive year records average global temperature increase broken confirms climate_change threat survival humankind sustainable development peoples reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean pacific affected climate_change request just special differentiated treatment also support priority climate
CUB 2017 665 665 year records average global temperature increase broken confirms climate_change threat survival humankind sustainable development peoples reiterate solidarity small island developing states especially caribbean pacific affected climate_change request just special differentiated treatment also support priority attention accorded needs sub-saharan africa united states government come tell us addition prosperity two beautiful pillars international climate
CYP 2017 71 71 goal promoting values principles united nations time marked great uncertainty instability like years preceding marked turbulence name examples terrorism regional conflicts forced migration alarming effects climate_change humanitarian crises realities placed enormous strain peoples environment human nature drives us work best interests future generations preservation planet peaceful settlements conflicts end terrorism extremism climate
DJI 2017 88 88 many challenges economic financial situation remains source concern security front equally worrying new threats emerging nature conflict changing number crises worsening growing ever complex even climate_change sometimes gives rise scientific controversy today undeniable reality producing one major catastrophe another like take opportunity convey sympathy solidarity communities recently affected united states mexico climate
DJI 2017 190 190 timely response need make organization tool can effectively realize full potential serving people created serve agenda ambitious programme eradication poverty preservation planet addition paris agreement climate_change sendai declaration addis ababa action agenda represent array tools strengthening agenda also calls countries adopt policy frameworks order change modes production consumption well strategies address climate
DJI 2017 216 216 sendai declaration addis ababa action agenda represent array tools strengthening agenda also calls countries adopt policy frameworks order change modes production consumption well strategies address climate_change disaster risk regard full effective implementation agenda sustainable development djibouti like make comments first africa least developed countries treated priority united nations conference trade development climate
DMA 2017 8 8 come general assembly straight front line war climate_change physical emotional difficulty left bleeding nation hall today moments united nations exists always collectively respected held dear values organization congratulate president election wish well upholding climate
DMA 2017 171 171 add midway year’s hurricane season case dominica two years since lost lives endured substantial physical infrastructural damage ravages floods mudslides caused tropical storm erika deny climate_change procrastinate earth founders deny truth just lived mock thousands compatriots hours will watch night descend upon dominica without roof heads fear sudden mudslides whatever else climate
DMA 2017 229 229 war nature provoke war come us time conversation little time left action big countries talk small island nations suffer need action need now caribbean produce greenhouse gases sulphate aerosols pollute overfish oceans made contribution global_warming can move needle yet among main victims front line commonwealth dominica long pursued respected existence preserves climate
DMA 2017 238 238 time left action big countries talk small island nations suffer need action need now caribbean produce greenhouse gases sulphate aerosols pollute overfish oceans made contribution global_warming can move needle yet among main victims front line commonwealth dominica long pursued respected existence preserves little eden morne trois pitons national park years unesco climate
DMA 2017 281 281 eden morne trois pitons national park years unesco world heritage site livelihoods part ecosystem people country earn survive reality moment pure devastation dominicans bear brunt climate_change repeat shouldering consequences actions others actions endanger existence enrichment elsewhere dug graves today dominica buried loved ones yesterday sure return home tomorrow will discover additional climate
DMA 2017 402 402 yet today dominicans stand front line war choose extensive casualties war start time come international community take stand decide whether will shoulder shoulder suffering ravages climate_change worldwide whether can mitigate consequences unprecedented increases sea temperatures levels whether will help us rebuild sustainable livelihoods whether will merely show pity right now afterwards climate
DMA 2017 495 495 will boost theme giving delivering even goodness parts world today invite nations similar might follow lead success twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris demonstration collective political will member states taking action combat climate_change one year call action must even urgent curtail impact climate_change us future generations climate
DMA 2017 507 507 similar might follow lead success twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held paris demonstration collective political will member states taking action combat climate_change one year call action must even urgent curtail impact climate_change us future generations need humankind countries big small developed developing come together save planet must climate
DMA 2017 517 517 nations framework convention climate_change held paris demonstration collective political will member states taking action combat climate_change one year call action must even urgent curtail impact climate_change us future generations need humankind countries big small developed developing come together save planet must live obligations commitments inaction even inadequate action destroys lives green climate
DMA 2017 553 553 come together save planet must live obligations commitments inaction even inadequate action destroys lives green climate fund created help put mitigation measures place assist victims climate_change commendable much must done aid countries continue bear brunt impact climate_change world bank established caribbean catastrophe risk insurance facility assist countries affected natural disasters though climate
DMA 2017 564 564 action destroys lives green climate fund created help put mitigation measures place assist victims climate_change commendable much must done aid countries continue bear brunt impact climate_change world bank established caribbean catastrophe risk insurance facility assist countries affected natural disasters though helpful amounts usually grossly inadequate rebuild infrastructure maintain gains progress made climate
DMA 2017 675 675 enable us rebuild nation far capable meeting realities rising sea levels warmer oceans abandon paid steep price others elsewhere created let dominicans shoulder world’s conscience climate_change today ask members express sympathies week hope eyes meet next week let extraordinary events elicit extraordinary efforts rebuild nations sustainably let unleash innovation creativity global climate
DMA 2017 712 712 let extraordinary events elicit extraordinary efforts rebuild nations sustainably let unleash innovation creativity global citizens spark new paradigm green economic development stabilizes reverses consequences human-induced global_warming let spark thousand points light shame let us take serious action realities climate_change promise dominicans caribbean citizens will play part shock bowed cry despair will climate
DMA 2017 725 725 global citizens spark new paradigm green economic development stabilizes reverses consequences human-induced global_warming let spark thousand points light shame let us take serious action realities climate_change promise dominicans caribbean citizens will play part shock bowed cry despair will rise dominican people strong caribbean people resilient will rebuild garden eden children future climate
DNK 2017 12 12 session general assembly opens period unprecedented change threats challenges poverty terrorism climate_change violations human rights gender inequality armed conflict displacement irregular migration ever interconnected responses challenges must reflect complexity responses will require better deeper cooperation must involve climate
DNK 2017 203 203 advocate protection dignity rights people believe make significant contribution council based commitment promote dignity dialogue development denmark committed ambitious follow- agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change home abroad provided least per cent gross national income official development assistance past years will continue future call developed countries meet per cent target years climate
DOM 2017 198 198 losses caused hurricane season alone far exceed gross domestic product dominican republic often focus material damage ignore human suffering caused disasters whose lethal power aggravated climate_change statistics striking reflect pain victims desolation seeing much work ruined many efforts visions dreams lost just houses lost homes material damage done lives shattered must climate
DOM 2017 227 227 pain victims desolation seeing much work ruined many efforts visions dreams lost just houses lost homes material damage done lives shattered must recognize inherent dangers climate_change far significant context geography caribbean economies way life potential development jeopardy vulnerability caribbean dominican republic poses risk face alone country fortunate enough suffer human losses climate
DOM 2017 303 303 threats compels us act responsible united way defend lives people like extremely clear point messages solidarity humanitarian aid always follow disasters enough enough sign agreements climate_change urgent critical need act coherently agreements order advance united agenda set concrete plans motion facing growing problem knows borders requires cooperation solidarity us especially developed climate
DOM 2017 473 473 much damage hundreds homes destroyed counting hit hurricane irma spent million rescue relief operations just past months therefore concerned fact similar even powerful events resulting climate_change potential set development caribbean countries back years talking snatching away whole people’s happiness prospects future something can continue take lightly context work united nations solidarity climate
DOM 2017 564 564 responsibility brother nations also like call countries united nations reflect anew urgently must order counteract extreme climate events scientific evidence relationship natural disasters man-made change global_warming quite sufficient time us play part act slow events future will judge us total lack responsibility since organization founded years ago country member unique experience climate
ECU 2017 320 320 must also recognize experiencing difficult painful time human beings facing many crises see potential nuclear conflict greater levels inequality poverty planet must fight devastating effects climate_change continue along path doubt moving towards destruction clearly evidence fact human race failing must commit achieving peace consistent need today ecuador acceding treaty prohibit nuclear climate
ECU 2017 591 591 countries share views initiative looking devastation caused climatic phenomena recent weeks remiss express solidarity peoples affected turn address one greatest challenges humankind faces responsibility combat climate_change must take care common home ensure survival planet unlimited exploitation environment led us live consequences climate_change developing countries pay highest costs countries common differentiated responsibilities climate
ECU 2017 607 607 turn address one greatest challenges humankind faces responsibility combat climate_change must take care common home ensure survival planet unlimited exploitation environment led us live consequences climate_change developing countries pay highest costs countries common differentiated responsibilities pollute must take greater responsibility assembly knows ecuador one eight amazonian countries born raised ecuadorian amazon climate
ECU 2017 649 649 ecuador one eight amazonian countries born raised ecuadorian amazon duty promote protection largest hydrographic basin world dialogue convened secretary-general presented amazon initiative stop deforestation combat climate_change advocate compliance international agreements protection nature including conservation sustainable use oceans encourage bioknowledge bioeconomy must protect make knowledge guardians nature particular indigenous peoples communities nations climate
EGY 2017 68 68 peoples honoured represent serve hope provide peace development new generations look us realize dreams decent life within just international order global order can face challenges climate_change natural disasters diseases epidemics well man-made crises war terrorism huge discrepancies distribution resources development opportunities evident purposes principles united nations still valid basis world offers climate
ERI 2017 479 479 health care educational services well cultural sports recreational facilities eritrea also embarked massive water soil conservation programme afforestation programme part comprehensive plan enhance environment fight climate_change eritrea confident will meet sustainable development goals ahead time ambitious development programme eritrea avoids dependency relies first foremost people domestic resources time welcomes encourages cooperation climate
ESP 2017 227 227 council 2018-2020 triennium october members assembly entrust us responsibility defence promotion human rights priority spain’s foreign policy today’s world highly interdependent extreme poverty hunger desertification global_warming preservation forests oceans serious urgent challenges require concerted action spain affirms full commitment agenda sustainable development inspires policies preparing voluntary review implementation agenda july requires climate
ESP 2017 288 288 work combat inequality foster prosperity provide job opportunities young people planet must remain habitable generations come future livability large areas planet inextricably linked fulfilment paris climate_change agreement must act accordingly large displacements people reached unprecedented levels recent years two global compacts refugees migrants committed adopting confirm desire provide concerted equitable humane climate
EST 2017 6 6 world unpredictable much unpredictability result climate_change climate_change counterbalanced rapid changes wasteful way life aided technology clearly although technological development especially illustrated rapidly developing digital technologies billions now access positive potential transformation climate
EST 2017 7 7 world unpredictable much unpredictability result climate_change climate_change counterbalanced rapid changes wasteful way life aided technology clearly although technological development especially illustrated rapidly developing digital technologies billions now access positive potential transformation actually climate
EST 2017 397 397 architecture united nations will render global efforts coordinated transparent effective counter-terrorism measures protection human rights mutually reinforcing conflicting goals just mentioned already exacerbated real effects climate_change unfortunately will even future led highest number displaced people world ever seen global challenges united nations natural entity working agreeing solution last year adopted new climate
EST 2017 481 481 importance empathy refugees fleeing atrocities war destruction bitter lesson history occupations second world war dispersed people around world want deal root causes migration must tackle climate_change become defining issue time joint efforts combat climate_change global scale possible without coordinating role united nations platform offered united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc confidence climate
EST 2017 489 489 lesson history occupations second world war dispersed people around world want deal root causes migration must tackle climate_change become defining issue time joint efforts combat climate_change global scale possible without coordinating role united nations platform offered united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc confidence fiji presidency’s ability achieve concrete results twenty-third session climate
EST 2017 504 504 must tackle climate_change become defining issue time joint efforts combat climate_change global scale possible without coordinating role united nations platform offered united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc confidence fiji presidency’s ability achieve concrete results twenty-third session parties unfccc held november building last year’s achievements paris response led society threats climate_change shows climate
EST 2017 528 528 convention climate_change unfccc confidence fiji presidency’s ability achieve concrete results twenty-third session parties unfccc held november building last year’s achievements paris response led society threats climate_change shows big universal problems can tackled inclusive societies inclusive societies fundamental empathic inclusive development however recent years witnessed shrinking space available civil society trend must climate
ETH 2017 207 207 real threat global peace security terrorism violent extremism continue wreak havoc across various parts world global income inequality longer just development challenge also security threat climate_change fiction real witnessing devastating consequences humankind planet countries continue face horrendous challenge development three major peace security reviews conducted two years ago providing valuable recommendations climate
ETH 2017 457 457 transformative agenda sustainable development inclusiveness leaving one behind result shared conviction fates futures linked poverty shared challenge sustainable development goals sdgs reinforced adoption paris agreement climate_change entered force last november thereby strengthening global response threats posed phenomenon today however longer time celebrate achievements need rather reflect terms implementation though sdgs endorsed climate
ETH 2017 629 629 legitimate development demands people addressing multifaceted development challenges easy challenges uncomplicated particularly related natural phenomena ethiopia like many countries dealing almost every day adverse effects climate_change now time therefore doubt devastating impact millions fellow humans losing lives hard- won development achievements happening world high time act urgently decisively combat adverse impacts climate
ETH 2017 655 655 now time therefore doubt devastating impact millions fellow humans losing lives hard- won development achievements happening world high time act urgently decisively combat adverse impacts climate_change particularly disproportionately bad effect vulnerable countries repeatedly pointed bear almost responsibility causing climate_change climate_change just poverty major challenge current climate-induced drought affecting millions people third climate
ETH 2017 668 668 development achievements happening world high time act urgently decisively combat adverse impacts climate_change particularly disproportionately bad effect vulnerable countries repeatedly pointed bear almost responsibility causing climate_change climate_change just poverty major challenge current climate-induced drought affecting millions people third consecutive year successfully dealing el niño-induced drought ethiopia confronting adverse effects climate_change said climate
ETH 2017 669 669 achievements happening world high time act urgently decisively combat adverse impacts climate_change particularly disproportionately bad effect vulnerable countries repeatedly pointed bear almost responsibility causing climate_change climate_change just poverty major challenge current climate-induced drought affecting millions people third consecutive year successfully dealing el niño-induced drought ethiopia confronting adverse effects climate_change said earlier climate
ETH 2017 692 692 causing climate_change climate_change just poverty major challenge current climate-induced drought affecting millions people third consecutive year successfully dealing el niño-induced drought ethiopia confronting adverse effects climate_change said earlier climate_change real poses clear danger humankind undermines development gains everything can mitigate negative effects continuing much appreciated support bilateral multilateral partners committed addressing climate
ETH 2017 695 695 just poverty major challenge current climate-induced drought affecting millions people third consecutive year successfully dealing el niño-induced drought ethiopia confronting adverse effects climate_change said earlier climate_change real poses clear danger humankind undermines development gains everything can mitigate negative effects continuing much appreciated support bilateral multilateral partners committed addressing current humanitarian emergency climate
EU 2017 453 453 content immediately posting muslim leaders world repeat appeal made london bridge attack june strong stance islamist extremism will real support fight terrorism finally paris agreement climate_change cornerstone global efforts tackle climate_change effective way implement agenda sustainable development eu remains determined implement agreement swiftly fully support partners particular vulnerable countries fight climate_change climate
EU 2017 458 458 world repeat appeal made london bridge attack june strong stance islamist extremism will real support fight terrorism finally paris agreement climate_change cornerstone global efforts tackle climate_change effective way implement agenda sustainable development eu remains determined implement agreement swiftly fully support partners particular vulnerable countries fight climate_change will work partners share conviction climate
EU 2017 478 478 climate_change cornerstone global efforts tackle climate_change effective way implement agenda sustainable development eu remains determined implement agreement swiftly fully support partners particular vulnerable countries fight climate_change will work partners share conviction agreement necessary protect planet fit purpose turn good economic growth future jobs meet time world poised hope fear global economy climate
FIN 2017 545 545 sexual rights comprehensive sexuality education key factors sustainable development candidate unesco executive board finland also considers gender equality high-quality education fulfilment agenda sustainable development priorities climate_change binds south north together none us will spared destructive effects besides direct environmental impact affects security cause forced migration rapid implementation paris climate_change agreement even climate
FIN 2017 568 568 development priorities climate_change binds south north together none us will spared destructive effects besides direct environmental impact affects security cause forced migration rapid implementation paris climate_change agreement even urgent year ago agreement clear goal keeping rising temperatures c moment path must speed efforts window action closing transition fossil fuels renewables energy climate
FIN 2017 606 606 moment path must speed efforts window action closing transition fossil fuels renewables energy efficiency must much faster seeing right now everyone’s efforts needed arctic forefront climate_change warming twice fast rest world lose will lose whole world must find effective ways slow warming arctic one reducing emissions black carbon methane impact arctic climate
FIN 2017 678 678 action also needed much black carbon transported outside area firmly believe tackling issue will genuine win-win 17-29389 whole humankind finland currently chairs arctic council combating climate_change one priorities finland celebrates years independence year theme centennial together since independence began finland supported respected rules-based international order interconnected world promoting national interests also climate
FJI 2017 26 26 want begin congratulating mr miroslav lajčák assuming presidency general assembly seventy- second session wishing every success upcoming year know global community faces great number challenges climate_change one sure want send message solidarity sympathy tonight millions people caribbean suffering ravages hurricane maria especially cruel ordeal soon hurricane irma paved path destruction caribbean climate
FJI 2017 96 96 events last year lost people third gross domestic product fiji struck biggest cyclone history incoming president twenty- third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-23 deeply conscious need lead global response underlying causes events appalling suffering caribbean united states reminds us time waste also like pay tribute new president’s climate
FJI 2017 255 255 global community protecting ordinary people troubled parts world years helped make world secure now determined make successful contribution wider security planet leadership cop-23 escaping fact climate_change great threat global security conflict millions people already move drought changes agriculture threaten food security history taught us human beings will always fight access water climate
FJI 2017 285 285 conflict millions people already move drought changes agriculture threaten food security history taught us human beings will always fight access water unless tackle underlying causes climate_change already know places will become unlivable 17-29407 others will disappear altogether region three neighbours risk fiji offered give refuge people kiribati tuvalu event worst-case scenario climate
FJI 2017 317 317 17-29407 others will disappear altogether region three neighbours risk fiji offered give refuge people kiribati tuvalu event worst-case scenario homes sink beneath waves fijian people climate_change real affects lives every way entire villages moving way rising seas loss ancestral burial grounds salinity affecting crops constant threat destruction homes infrastructure kind experienced climate
FJI 2017 378 378 can empathize fear fate implore nations world imagine third gross domestic product destroyed space year imagine another cyclone scoring direct hit wiping decades development clear global_warming changes understanding national interests challenges us understand way every nation put first lock arms every nation move forward together anything else self-destructive world nation may climate
FJI 2017 509 509 continue create prosperity ensure well-being nations ecosystems world view process sort negotiation country tries preserve narrow national interests will lose will powerless protect people consequences climate_change collective action way forward wise men women will understand took role president cop- eagerly embraced opportunity first pacific islander ensuring people flourish prosper now future climate
FJI 2017 566 566 together humankind can flourish prosper morocco will pass ball fijian team bonn november thank moroccan presidency cop-22 making great strides towards goal fully implementing paris climate_change agreement next year fiji will pass ball poland want assure polish presidency cop-24 fiji will supporting throughout entire process presidency possible without germany’s wonderful assistance climate
FJI 2017 714 714 shameem khan will play roving role will hand resolve difficulties arise formal negotiations order reflect importance grand coalition will travelling two zones bonn formal negotiations climate_action zone along good friend climate champion mr inia seruiratu well fellow pacific leaders counting help get message across working together can move process faster climate_action climate
FJI 2017 739 739 climate_action zone along good friend climate champion mr inia seruiratu well fellow pacific leaders counting help get message across working together can move process faster climate_action zone bonn zone fiji germany bringing together part play making grand coalition great transformation including climate activists companies cutting edge technology artists creative people dancers climate
FJI 2017 885 885 grateful governor jerry brown california appointed help special envoy states regions heads impressive list political leaders around world part under2 coalition know paris agreement calls global_warming kept well c average temperature industrial age close possible c year ago stood appointment president cop-23 called c target see pv meant mean now fixing climate
FJI 2017 890 890 appointed help special envoy states regions heads impressive list political leaders around world part under2 coalition know paris agreement calls global_warming kept well c average temperature industrial age close possible c year ago stood appointment president cop-23 called c target see pv meant mean now fixing number objective urgent must soon climate
FJI 2017 966 966 debrum marshall islands took powerful slogan paris one point five stay alive intend honour tony’s legacy intend draw spirit presidency addition ensuring decisive action limit global_warming must also lot make nations communities resilient effects climate_change concerned know going adapt must make special provision vulnerable fewest resources coping catastrophic consequences witnessing around climate
FJI 2017 975 975 five stay alive intend honour tony’s legacy intend draw spirit presidency addition ensuring decisive action limit global_warming must also lot make nations communities resilient effects climate_change concerned know going adapt must make special provision vulnerable fewest resources coping catastrophic consequences witnessing around us pleased part serious engagement governments private sector aimed climate
FRA 2017 612 612 person person give sad name migrant truly become symbol age world will never able halt march despair turn roads necessity roads liberty migrations result politics climate_change ethnic conflict always roads taken necessity today necessity flight persecution rohingya refugees children victims military operations must cease access humanitarian aid must provided rule law climate
FRA 2017 1094 1094 world living can justify inroads upon freedom finally wish speak behalf fellow frenchman jules lives island st martin thinking house lies ruins fear may happen climate_change leading increasing number disasters future world planet now taking revenge folly humankind nature calling us task shoulder responsibility humanity solidarity will negotiate us humankind must climate
FRA 2017 1122 1122 number disasters future world planet now taking revenge folly humankind nature calling us task shoulder responsibility humanity solidarity will negotiate us humankind must defend protecting extreme_weather events exploding traditional differences north south fragile always principal victims swept whirlwind injustice affected climatic changes china caribbean russia horn africa country promised assembly achieve climate
FRA 2017 1239 1239 innovation job creation despite beliefs see future terms past will build world right now making national contributions france done adopting climate plan places us road carbon_neutrality december will meeting paris wish move forward real solutions mobilizing public private funding confirm france will play full role respect allocating billion per year climate_action climate
FRA 2017 1264 1264 carbon_neutrality december will meeting paris wish move forward real solutions mobilizing public private funding confirm france will play full role respect allocating billion per year climate_action now unfolding ambition reflected fact afternoon will introducing global pact environment aimed shaping international law coming century support united nations agencies time wish us stop climate
FRA 2017 1293 1293 reflected fact afternoon will introducing global pact environment aimed shaping international law coming century support united nations agencies time wish us stop must continue advance climate_change extreme_weather events will stop duty solidarity humanity will continue behind every one decisions voices lives invisible masses must defend turn defended past heed voices focusing climate
FRA 2017 1294 1294 fact afternoon will introducing global pact environment aimed shaping international law coming century support united nations agencies time wish us stop must continue advance climate_change extreme_weather events will stop duty solidarity humanity will continue behind every one decisions voices lives invisible masses must defend turn defended past heed voices focusing years climate
FRA 2017 1720 1720 tool weak gone years let believe efforts stronger convincing acted unilaterally true sometimes cynicism let believe multilateralism fix everything let deregulation world take slow address climate_change new inequalities unregulated capitalism creates let voices discord shout loudest game loudest voices win time fading memory made us forget history moulded us allowed belief climate
FRA 2017 1771 1771 take root stronger without multilateralism challenge generation faces today able get faith back show today’s world nothing effective multilateralism every one challenges global terrorism immigration climate_change regulation digital world addressed multilaterally global scale every time turn away multilateralism loudest voice wins multilateralism can achieve vision world universal regional every time give climate
FSM 2017 112 112 stand united terrorism solidarity affected nations behalf micronesian government people offer deepest condolences nations families suffered losses hands terrorists witness current record-breaking megastorms ignore connection climate_change especially ocean warming sea-level rise wake devastating events must stay committed collective fight climate_change must also redouble efforts climate_change one serious threats global peace security climate
FSM 2017 126 126 families suffered losses hands terrorists witness current record-breaking megastorms ignore connection climate_change especially ocean warming sea-level rise wake devastating events must stay committed collective fight climate_change must also redouble efforts climate_change one serious threats global peace security endangering existence islands needs top agenda general assembly united nations undertakes efforts reorient work climate
FSM 2017 131 131 witness current record-breaking megastorms ignore connection climate_change especially ocean warming sea-level rise wake devastating events must stay committed collective fight climate_change must also redouble efforts climate_change one serious threats global peace security endangering existence islands needs top agenda general assembly united nations undertakes efforts reorient work around priorities peace prevention united climate
FSM 2017 166 166 needs top agenda general assembly united nations undertakes efforts reorient work around priorities peace prevention united nations system will adapt reiterate call appointment special representative climate_change security climate_change mitigation also essential achieving sustainable development goals sdgs targets agenda sustainable development including eradication poverty ending hunger building resilient infrastructure shared prosperity without climate
FSM 2017 168 168 agenda general assembly united nations undertakes efforts reorient work around priorities peace prevention united nations system will adapt reiterate call appointment special representative climate_change security climate_change mitigation also essential achieving sustainable development goals sdgs targets agenda sustainable development including eradication poverty ending hunger building resilient infrastructure shared prosperity without progress fighting climate
FSM 2017 194 194 mitigation also essential achieving sustainable development goals sdgs targets agenda sustainable development including eradication poverty ending hunger building resilient infrastructure shared prosperity without progress fighting climate_change sustainable development efforts will futile particularly true small island developing states paris agreement climate_change provided avenue enhance cooperation fight climate_change world must seize moment micronesia climate
FSM 2017 208 208 poverty ending hunger building resilient infrastructure shared prosperity without progress fighting climate_change sustainable development efforts will futile particularly true small island developing states paris agreement climate_change provided avenue enhance cooperation fight climate_change world must seize moment micronesia expresses grave concern countries chosen break international community neglect paris agreement best scientific advice climate
FSM 2017 214 214 shared prosperity without progress fighting climate_change sustainable development efforts will futile particularly true small island developing states paris agreement climate_change provided avenue enhance cooperation fight climate_change world must seize moment micronesia expresses grave concern countries chosen break international community neglect paris agreement best scientific advice small island developing nation forefront battle climate
FSM 2017 319 319 met last year kigali agreed amend protocol expand scope specifically kigali amendment allows protocol regulate hydrofluorocarbons hfcs chemicals used refrigeration air conditioning can contribute significantly global_warming phasing use hfcs will help prevent c global temperature rise complementary energy-efficiency measures sector help avoid another c warming thank parties montreal protocol already ratified climate
FSM 2017 328 328 specifically kigali amendment allows protocol regulate hydrofluorocarbons hfcs chemicals used refrigeration air conditioning can contribute significantly global_warming phasing use hfcs will help prevent c global temperature rise complementary energy-efficiency measures sector help avoid another c warming thank parties montreal protocol already ratified kigali amendment totalling eight needed agreement enter force call climate
FSM 2017 839 839 life sustainable planet must believe future move towards together multilateralism united nations important ever together can restore maintain peace security together can overcome threat global climate_change together can build sustainable future planet peoples climate
GAB 2017 376 376 end placed women’s empowerment heart government’s agenda future planet will depend determination honour commitments undertook paris agreement twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change right disappoint peoples historic moment challenges posed global_warming simply environmental nature also political economic security challenges even less right disappoint peoples given reality may wish climate
GAB 2017 384 384 planet will depend determination honour commitments undertook paris agreement twenty- first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change right disappoint peoples historic moment challenges posed global_warming simply environmental nature also political economic security challenges even less right disappoint peoples given reality may wish ignore calls attention every day increasingly brutal force climate
GAB 2017 479 479 national parks land also instructed government strengthen reforestation policy ensure sustainability forests regard country’s ongoing commitment key issues agreed lead committee african heads state government climate_change next two years following term egyptian brother president al sisi will responsible bringing africa’s voice climate-change negotiations subregional level peers also appointed secretary-general economic community climate
GBR 2017 84 84 countries including five times year fuelling terrorist threat increasing numbers drawn extremist ideologies places riven conflict instability many online homes thousands miles away conflicts think climate_change depleting degrading planet leave children think vast challenges come mass displacement people many refugees fleeing conflict persecution others economic migrants prepared risk everything perilous sea climate
GIN 2017 934 934 will seize together let us create globalization humane positive let us make planet safer let us preserve end agenda addis ababa plan action paris agreement climate_change offer reference framework let us strive implement effectively conclude without launching urgent appeal international community provide better assistance sierra leone affected one worst natural disasters climate
GMB 2017 372 372 built sound macroeconomic fiscal policies will lead economic stability growth medium long terms also incorporated sustainable development goals commitments contained agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change paris agreement critically relevant gambia climate_change means lot situation land productivity declines water shortage intensifies young people rural areas often sent away ease burden families climate
GMB 2017 378 378 lead economic stability growth medium long terms also incorporated sustainable development goals commitments contained agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change paris agreement critically relevant gambia climate_change means lot situation land productivity declines water shortage intensifies young people rural areas often sent away ease burden families find new sources income sadly explains climate
GNQ 2017 362 362 ensure peace world mean ensuring peace country protecting political economic social cultural rights also great deal uncertainty fact despite commendable initiatives 1990s combat malnutrition hunger climate_change others despite high-level plenary meeting general assembly millennium development goals held years much progress seen areas contrary increase number people world go hungry environment continues climate
GRD 2017 49 49 region allows colleague prime ministers travel new york plead cases hurricane-stricken countries hearts prayers go victims caribbean region mexico across world presently suffering adverse effects climate_change natural disasters within last weeks fellow members organization eastern caribbean states caribbean small states barbuda commonwealth dominica ravaged hurricanes irma maria caused near-total destruction loss climate
GRD 2017 174 174 five references war peace referenced times next minutes will endeavour offer grenada’s interpretation means strive peace decent life sustainable planet theme session like say words climate_change sure almost every speaker mentioned something climate_change know relevant topical subject certainly based recent activities atlantic just dispute climate changing fact per cent actively publishing climate
GRD 2017 181 181 minutes will endeavour offer grenada’s interpretation means strive peace decent life sustainable planet theme session like say words climate_change sure almost every speaker mentioned something climate_change know relevant topical subject certainly based recent activities atlantic just dispute climate changing fact per cent actively publishing climate scientists agree climate_change due human activities climate
GRD 2017 203 203 speaker mentioned something climate_change know relevant topical subject certainly based recent activities atlantic just dispute climate changing fact per cent actively publishing climate scientists agree climate_change due human activities question veracity science cluster extreme_weather events past years suffice sounding alarm extreme_weather events disproportionately affect planet’s vulnerable women children elderly therefore grenada climate
GRD 2017 211 211 certainly based recent activities atlantic just dispute climate changing fact per cent actively publishing climate scientists agree climate_change due human activities question veracity science cluster extreme_weather events past years suffice sounding alarm extreme_weather events disproportionately affect planet’s vulnerable women children elderly therefore grenada advocates special attention paid groups assess physical damage climate
GRD 2017 218 218 climate changing fact per cent actively publishing climate scientists agree climate_change due human activities question veracity science cluster extreme_weather events past years suffice sounding alarm extreme_weather events disproportionately affect planet’s vulnerable women children elderly therefore grenada advocates special attention paid groups assess physical damage caused disasters let us never forget psychological climate
GRD 2017 253 253 grenada advocates special attention paid groups assess physical damage caused disasters let us never forget psychological toll take take survivors reiterate grenada’s commitment paris agreement climate_change speaking capacity chair world bank’s small states forum june grenada’s prime minister lamented withdrawal key partners agreement therefore encourage reconsider government grenada adopted ambitious blue climate
GTM 2017 392 392 politicization justice litigation culture politics trust will soon begin relevant actions interested parties environment one many issues wish address january guatemala signed ratified paris agreement climate_change clear demonstration country’s level commitment meeting international national obligations regard take opportunity thank president emmanuel macron initiative global pact environment support aware high degree vulnerability climate
GTM 2017 425 425 national obligations regard take opportunity thank president emmanuel macron initiative global pact environment support aware high degree vulnerability threats nature guatemala already national action plan climate_change domestic legislation may carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regard nutrition food security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala climate
GTM 2017 434 434 initiative global pact environment support aware high degree vulnerability threats nature guatemala already national action plan climate_change domestic legislation may carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regard nutrition food security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis chronic malnutrition root causes tool working hard climate
GUY 2017 259 259 member states secondly speaking planet earth sustainable planet humankind’s ultimate patrimony nothing vital people’s survival indifferent long need protect planet now sustainability threatened many fronts climate_change fiction invention extremists year small island states caribbean parts north america felt devastating fury series hurricanes harvey irma josé katia lee maria whose frequency ferocity climate
GUY 2017 325 325 island developing states low-lying coastal states caribbean guyana playing part within limits resources provide relief affected populations sister caribbean states guyana signed celebrated paris agreement climate_change last year hall renew commitment goals year demonstration guyana’s pioneering role global environmental stewardship must remembered three years united nations conference environment development held rio climate
GUY 2017 417 417 world relevant replicable model reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation known redd-plus programme plus conservation sustainable forest management can align development objectives forest countries need combat climate_change guyana part guiana shield one world’s last remaining blocks pristine rainforest guiana shield source per cent world’s freshwater reserves biodiversity provides ecosystem services food fresh climate
GUY 2017 461 461 reserves biodiversity provides ecosystem services food fresh water medicinal products provides environmental services regulation water cycle water quality pollination shield’s forests capture store carbon mitigating greenhouse effect words shield essential life earth guyana calls united nations help protect preserve guiana shield global resource survival sustainability planet will now speak peace striving climate
GUY 2017 860 860 can achieved addressing world’s humanitarian crises promoting justice within nations resolving long- standing conflicts states planet earth can provide good life planet can protected ravages climate_change reckless damage ecology biodiversity united nations gathered hall can fulfil promise charter united nations theme general assembly focus people strive peace protect planet climate
HND 2017 468 468 better life also like state honduras fully supports reform united nations system promoted secretary-general order achieve objectives agenda sustainable development countries face major challenges due climate_change emergence nuclear threat poverty organized international crime terrorism racism intolerance human rights violations challenges must analyse face together determination absolute commitment climate_change relentless bringing tragic climate
HND 2017 490 490 major challenges due climate_change emergence nuclear threat poverty organized international crime terrorism racism intolerance human rights violations challenges must analyse face together determination absolute commitment climate_change relentless bringing tragic series hurricanes tropical storms wish express solidarity condolences brothers affected destructive force recent natural phenomena encourage assembly assist countries predominantly caribbean suffered climate
HRV 2017 420 420 fundamental freedoms migrants matter come headed global challenges holistic approach required regard therefore need work together fight root causes mass migrations poverty failing states wars climate_change natural disasters standing exploitation abuse context human trafficking people smuggling framework european union croatia working partners stemming illegal flows people especially eastern mediterranean-balkan route time climate
HRV 2017 1086 1086 dedication global efforts preserve environment ratifying paris agreement two days ago expressed principled support new french initiative global pact environment aimed better coordinating global action climate_change context sustainable development synergies among global national local policies need strengthened believe next year’s high-level political forum sustainable development will offer platform discuss efficient measures climate
HTI 2017 280 280 irma similarly unprecedented scale destruction consecutive hurricanes inflicted sister caribbean countries including antigua barbuda dominica well parts texas florida united states america shows adverse effects global_warming planet regard republic haiti like express solidarity victims general people caribbean particular also stand victims natural disasters people government mexico regard country attaches particular importance climate
HTI 2017 354 354 necessary resources effective implementation paris agreement firmly believe must honour pledge equip vulnerable countries means help make energy transition renewable energies bolster resilience adverse effects climate_change caribbean haiti particular latest events reminded us extent climate_change affects countries moment spectacular power hurricane maria threatens us fact happens us fated rather result human climate
HTI 2017 363 363 honour pledge equip vulnerable countries means help make energy transition renewable energies bolster resilience adverse effects climate_change caribbean haiti particular latest events reminded us extent climate_change affects countries moment spectacular power hurricane maria threatens us fact happens us fated rather result human beings actions environment shared responsibility repair victim countries including climate
HTI 2017 397 397 us fact happens us fated rather result human beings actions environment shared responsibility repair victim countries including republic haiti spare resources respond adequately tragic consequences climate_change call increase insurance coverage hurricanes natural disasters small caribbean countries severely limited economic resources need insurance system proportionate threat end january haiti assumes presidency caribbean climate
HTI 2017 472 472 cancún mexico may creation regional fund finance programmes mitigate effects natural disasters region fund financed based percentage gross domestic product affected countries developed countries emit greenhouse gases haiti like take opportunity appeal states members united nations affected climate_change take approach well year unquestionably marks break instability obstacle development republic haiti since climate
HTI 2017 484 484 region fund financed based percentage gross domestic product affected countries developed countries emit greenhouse gases haiti like take opportunity appeal states members united nations affected climate_change take approach well year unquestionably marks break instability obstacle development republic haiti since accession presidency february administration worked consolidate democracy rule law making efforts create climate
HTI 2017 1009 1009 artibonite south grand’anse les nippes already launched strategy whereby moribund state will relaunch long- neglected essential work intend halt accelerated degradation environment make haiti resilient climate_change improve basic essential public infrastructure increase provision basic services stimulate private sector foreign direct investment really stake crucial creating enabling environment strong sustained inclusive growth climate
IDN 2017 403 403 agenda must cultivate peace stability work us achieving sustainable development international system well equipped attain decent life number global commitments agreed including sdgs paris agreement climate_change name two however commitments must translated concrete actions key means implementation least developed developing countries adequate funding technical assistance capacity-building transfer technology important elements success climate
IDN 2017 589 589 past years bali democracy forum indonesia also shared experiences best practices democracy working strengthen democracy wider region furthermore development must achieved expense environment despite sceptics climate_change real happening speak like many small island developing states indonesia islands experiencing changing weather patterns rising sea levels will affect sustainability development even survival indonesia climate
IND 2017 81 81 efforts see leader can give practical shape vision world today trapped deluge troubles dangerous surely relentless rise violence evil terrorism ideas provoke spreading like wildfire climate_change stares us face threat growing maritime security increasing worry many compelling terrible reasons people leaving psychological cultural economic comfort homes seek refuge distant shores giving climate
IND 2017 1010 1010 evil let us accept terrorism existential danger humankind absolutely justification barbaric violence let us display new commitment reaching agreement comprehensive convention international terrorism year identified climate_change one significant dangers existence india already said deeply committed paris climate_change agreement afraid power influenced friend foe tempted imagined greed outcome philosophy least years old climate
IND 2017 1021 1021 violence let us display new commitment reaching agreement comprehensive convention international terrorism year identified climate_change one significant dangers existence india already said deeply committed paris climate_change agreement afraid power influenced friend foe tempted imagined greed outcome philosophy least years old prime minister personal initiative launched international solar alliance witness abiding commitment climate
IRL 2017 251 251 era local global challenges intersecting increasing force today’s problems carry passports recognize international borders unilateral solutions vast majority global challenges face together local regional issues climate_change migration armed conflict hunger destruction marine environment certain parts world often become global issues including corners world far origins problems enormous scale challenges face world climate
IRL 2017 313 313 properly mobilized pull together move debating halls like hall actually getting things done ground can move mountains together united nations delivers extraordinary results paris agreement climate_change united nations led global effort eradicate smallpox end apartheid promote arms control save lives millions children unicef protect cultural heritage unesco agenda sustainable development stand-out climate
IRL 2017 1312 1312 achieving sustainable development goals must find ways encourage active participation ensuring part shaping solutions future positive signs vitality entrepreneurship creative use technology infrastructure development potential renewable_energy increasing access good education improvements agricultural yields adding value commodities better prospects women girls politics economic life african countries particularly affected global challenges lie outside climate
IRL 2017 1341 1341 education improvements agricultural yields adding value commodities better prospects women girls politics economic life african countries particularly affected global challenges lie outside control many ways climate_change conflict food insecurity issues can addressed african contexts spirit effective global partnership partnership requires understanding local perspectives anchored local experience particularly regarding tackle root causes climate
ISL 2017 54 54 statistics real-life people purpose worth every life let us forget task easy important things life never easy right path always difficult definitely face difficulties consequences climate_change bad governance terrorism conflict made world seem dangerous less predictable chaotic secretary-general put common responsibility safeguard progress made since establishment institution make good promises prosperity climate
ISL 2017 106 106 economic social progress large part driven science rational action based evidence must hold firm approach policy grounded facts evidence can help us deal common threats climate_change create world truly reflects values paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development provide blueprints success now must deliver droughts sea-level rise ocean acidification consequences climate_change wide-ranging climate
ISL 2017 114 114 action based evidence must hold firm approach policy grounded facts evidence can help us deal common threats climate_change create world truly reflects values paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development provide blueprints success now must deliver droughts sea-level rise ocean acidification consequences climate_change wide-ranging implications communities climate_change nowhere visible arctic far-reaching consequences climate
ISL 2017 130 130 threats climate_change create world truly reflects values paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development provide blueprints success now must deliver droughts sea-level rise ocean acidification consequences climate_change wide-ranging implications communities climate_change nowhere visible arctic far-reaching consequences parts world melting polar ice north causes higher sea levels south happens arctic stay arctic fulfilling climate
ISL 2017 134 134 truly reflects values paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development provide blueprints success now must deliver droughts sea-level rise ocean acidification consequences climate_change wide-ranging implications communities climate_change nowhere visible arctic far-reaching consequences parts world melting polar ice north causes higher sea levels south happens arctic stay arctic fulfilling paris agreement obligations aim climate
ISL 2017 654 654 gender equality share knowledge experience iceland hosts united nations university unu programmes fisheries management geothermal energy land restoration addition unu gender programme projects partnerships international renewable_energy agency sustainable energy world bank iceland works actively increase utilization sustainable geothermal energy also support work united nations convention combat desertification food agriculture organization united climate
ISL 2017 685 685 iceland works actively increase utilization sustainable geothermal energy also support work united nations convention combat desertification food agriculture organization united nations increase food security mitigate climate_change land restoration continuing tradition leadership oceans affairs iceland actively contributed united nations ocean conference earlier year many commitments include reducing marine litter plastics ocean issue climate
ISL 2017 828 828 necessary enable least developed countries participate fair terms achieve sustainable development goals time erect trade barriers dire situation million people driven homes conflict economic hardship climate_change urgently requires solution international community address migration will define us future generations forthcoming process towards global compacts refugees safe orderly regular migration will give us climate
ITA 2017 814 814 decision g-5 sahel countries launch support african union joint force italy continues assure maximum support horn africa key stability entire region resolving complex crisis aggravated climate_change led devastating drought initiatives somalia moving right direction italy will continue support given ancient links country remiss mention deep concern serious situation venezuela situation turned climate
ITA 2017 1055 1055 crises multilateral efforts face threats alone response must joint response agenda sustainable development outlines clear-sighted ambition shared path forward together written prescription now must follow climate_change calls dedicated effort secretary-general guterres pointed days ago said address climate_change now will ruin many grandchildren’s opportunities positive dignified life facing emergency social consequences need climate
ITA 2017 1066 1066 sustainable development outlines clear-sighted ambition shared path forward together written prescription now must follow climate_change calls dedicated effort secretary-general guterres pointed days ago said address climate_change now will ruin many grandchildren’s opportunities positive dignified life facing emergency social consequences need projected onto future already tragically apparent need think million displaced persons climate
JAM 2017 107 107 ago behalf caribbean brothers sisters directly impacted hurricanes wish thank countries organizations given without asked urge means support countries peoples time urgent need us caribbean climate_change philosophical concept academic debate existential issue reality requires urgent effective action ever mindful responsibility strengthen resilience expedite efforts towards adaptation mitigation yet ability greatly impacted climate
JAM 2017 294 294 middle-income country jamaica collaborating chile new initiative called resilient seeks create alliance promote resilience countries prone natural disasters focus middle-income countries also support calls development climate_change vulnerability index provide standardized method characterizing vulnerability adverse effects climate_change enable international financial institutions bilateral donors better channel financial technical resources towards countries susceptible loss climate
JAM 2017 304 304 create alliance promote resilience countries prone natural disasters focus middle-income countries also support calls development climate_change vulnerability index provide standardized method characterizing vulnerability adverse effects climate_change enable international financial institutions bilateral donors better channel financial technical resources towards countries susceptible loss damage climate_change jamaica ratified paris agreement climate_change april regards historic climate
JAM 2017 321 321 index provide standardized method characterizing vulnerability adverse effects climate_change enable international financial institutions bilateral donors better channel financial technical resources towards countries susceptible loss damage climate_change jamaica ratified paris agreement climate_change april regards historic agreement critical efforts arrest impact climate_change small island developing states forefront negotiations remain engaged conference parties process climate
JAM 2017 326 326 vulnerability adverse effects climate_change enable international financial institutions bilateral donors better channel financial technical resources towards countries susceptible loss damage climate_change jamaica ratified paris agreement climate_change april regards historic agreement critical efforts arrest impact climate_change small island developing states forefront negotiations remain engaged conference parties process inescapable fact contribute least carbon_emissions climate
JAM 2017 335 335 donors better channel financial technical resources towards countries susceptible loss damage climate_change jamaica ratified paris agreement climate_change april regards historic agreement critical efforts arrest impact climate_change small island developing states forefront negotiations remain engaged conference parties process inescapable fact contribute least carbon_emissions yet bear brunt damage context implore member states abide climate
JAM 2017 351 351 climate_change april regards historic agreement critical efforts arrest impact climate_change small island developing states forefront negotiations remain engaged conference parties process inescapable fact contribute least carbon_emissions yet bear brunt damage context implore member states abide commitments agreement climate_change also poses risks tourism industry owes competitiveness pristine nature environment sustainable inclusive economic climate
JAM 2017 363 363 developing states forefront negotiations remain engaged conference parties process inescapable fact contribute least carbon_emissions yet bear brunt damage context implore member states abide commitments agreement climate_change also poses risks tourism industry owes competitiveness pristine nature environment sustainable inclusive economic growth job creation priorities jamaica tourism plays critical role ensuring achieved industry climate
KAZ 2017 1366 1366 will focus particularly security stability afghanistan central asia prism afghanistan’s peaceful integration economically politically regional global processes country remains deeply committed sustainable development face reality climate_change kazakhstan despite abundant conventional energy resources committed achieving green economy diversifying developing alternative energy sources led us choose future energy theme astana expo international exhibition climate
KAZ 2017 1415 1415 international exhibition throughout summer countries international organizations including united nations funds agencies programmes showcased creative experiences enormous undertaking clear evidence kazakhstan’s pledge carry forward paris climate_change agreement agenda sustainable development one best ways promote green economy green business use legacy expo infrastructure support five united nations agencies establishing future energy international climate
KEN 2017 77 77 world’s women girls said parity united nations will improve performance united nations can count kenya’s support commitment world faces enormous challenges ranging poverty global terrorism climate_change conflicts inequality unfolding threats liberal order governed world post-war era stake challenges well-being people vast majority suffering brunt challenges whose livelihoods becoming increasingly uncertain describing climate
KEN 2017 157 157 people striving peace decent life sustainable planet kenya agrees supports priorities action president outlined guide focus people namely peace conflict prevention migration sustainable development goals climate_action human rights priorities urgent deserve attention governments also private sector civil society kenya acknowledges importance sustainable development goals appropriate response pressing challenges face today played climate
KEN 2017 358 358 first partnership resulted drastic reduction maternal child deaths intend transform primary care pave way universal health coverage million kenyans thereby ensuring pledged one left behind climate_change region disrupting livelihoods millions people generating conflicts dwindling resources especially land water climate_change today costs kenya’s economy approximately per cent gross domestic product annually kenya climate
KEN 2017 371 371 way universal health coverage million kenyans thereby ensuring pledged one left behind climate_change region disrupting livelihoods millions people generating conflicts dwindling resources especially land water climate_change today costs kenya’s economy approximately per cent gross domestic product annually kenya enacted legislation implement paris agreement order address problem committed per cent reduction greenhouse-gas climate
KEN 2017 396 396 climate_change today costs kenya’s economy approximately per cent gross domestic product annually kenya enacted legislation implement paris agreement order address problem committed per cent reduction greenhouse-gas emissions relative business-as-usual scenario subject necessary financing technology transfer capacity-building agreed paris capacity planet sustain life threat need address climate_change choice urgent imperative commend united climate
KEN 2017 416 416 problem committed per cent reduction greenhouse-gas emissions relative business-as-usual scenario subject necessary financing technology transfer capacity-building agreed paris capacity planet sustain life threat need address climate_change choice urgent imperative commend united nations steps taken strengthen upgrade united nations environment programme unep accordance rio declaration welcome step towards universal membership efforts enhance climate
KGZ 2017 535 535 leadership year will mark years since advent kyrgyz khanate tenth century kyrgyz statehood reached apex owe history future reach strong self-reliant highly developed state consequences climate_change now threaten us degree mountainous countries kyrgyz republic front lines owing complex ecosystems associated terrain problems climate_change impact every sector kyrgyz republic’s economy causing significant climate
KGZ 2017 552 552 future reach strong self-reliant highly developed state consequences climate_change now threaten us degree mountainous countries kyrgyz republic front lines owing complex ecosystems associated terrain problems climate_change impact every sector kyrgyz republic’s economy causing significant damage increasingly frequent natural disasters mountainous areas including mudflows landslides floods avalanches particularly concerned accelerated melting kyrgyz climate
KGZ 2017 632 632 vanish altogether country therefore promoting implementation joint projects preserve glaciers mountain ecosystems upstream countries basic essence transition sustainable development matter survival humankind preservation biosphere due climate_change various rare animals biodiversity mountain ecosystems threatened extinction particular since nineties global population snow leopards fallen half initiated conducted global snow leopard forum marking start climate
KGZ 2017 1227 1227 peace concord earth happen need provide equitable conditions possibilities development every country one left behind left cope troubles problems alone implementing sustainable development goals paris climate_change agreement agreements international agenda must remain main priority joint action international community together can build world based cultural diversity dialogue sanctions preventive measures greater accountability climate
KHM 2017 67 67 finds theme session general assembly extremely relevant appropriately sums six overarching priorities presidency respond global megatrends currently facing world interaction population growth massive migration movement climate_change food insecurity renders megatrends worrisome similarly forces globalization past made us interdependent exposing deep flaws existing international order quarter century end cold war world become climate
KHM 2017 236 236 starting symptoms root causes radicalization confronting issues foreign fighters financing terrorism forms support let touch two topics relevance theme session general assembly agenda sustainable development climate_change agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats poverty diseases food insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate
KHM 2017 246 246 terrorism forms support let touch two topics relevance theme session general assembly agenda sustainable development climate_change agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats poverty diseases food insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global human security issue presents serious unprecedented threat global climate
KHM 2017 262 262 agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats poverty diseases food insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global human security issue presents serious unprecedented threat global peace security generally cambodia regularly ranked among top vulnerable countries globally extreme_weather events damaging infrastructure severely climate
KHM 2017 283 283 migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global human security issue presents serious unprecedented threat global peace security generally cambodia regularly ranked among top vulnerable countries globally extreme_weather events damaging infrastructure severely affecting agriculture disrupting economic activities hampering crucial social services vulnerable groups contribution climate_change negligible domestic resources quite limited nonetheless made clear climate
KHM 2017 300 300 cambodia regularly ranked among top vulnerable countries globally extreme_weather events damaging infrastructure severely affecting agriculture disrupting economic activities hampering crucial social services vulnerable groups contribution climate_change negligible domestic resources quite limited nonetheless made clear commitments low- carbon development look forward developing partnerships progressive nations committed addressing formidable challenge cooperatively fairly pleased climate
KHM 2017 329 329 quite limited nonetheless made clear commitments low- carbon development look forward developing partnerships progressive nations committed addressing formidable challenge cooperatively fairly pleased note paris agreement climate_change acknowledges principle common differentiated responsibilities meaning based countries respective capabilities varying national conditions indeed agenda boldest agenda humankind aimed fostering fair globalization cambodia demonstrated commitment climate
KIR 2017 247 247 represent gathering constant dominated messages trials challenges varying degrees urgency intensity recent years continued witness human suffering around world result armed conflicts terrorism persecution corruption climate_change natural disaster name past weeks also witnessed media heartbreaking news loss lives extensive devastation caribbean mexico united states caused unprecedented continued onslaught hurricanes harvey irma climate
KIR 2017 898 898 make sacrifices focus people children children can build decent life sustainable environment spite challenges remain steadfast strong development aspirations vision people need swift global action climate_change require support mitigate alleviate suffering people grateful support development partners efforts address impact climate_change people areas water sanitation coastal protection water resources critical public infrastructure climate
KIR 2017 912 912 remain steadfast strong development aspirations vision people need swift global action climate_change require support mitigate alleviate suffering people grateful support development partners efforts address impact climate_change people areas water sanitation coastal protection water resources critical public infrastructure farmland access climate financing green climate fund takes long process disburse longer delay delivering climate
KIR 2017 976 976 part government’s plan kiribati vision decided take charge fate put place innovative financing modalities will enable us fast-track financing support sustainable development agenda especially relation climate_change disaster risk management approval parliament government leveraging sovereign wealth fund collateral concessional debt financing ideally government will looking concessional debt financing interest rate per cent climate
KNA 2017 441 441 continue get warmer due continued abuse planet earth warmer oceans feed create horrific storms irma maria now ever bear witness compelling need support call reduction greenhouse-gas emissions actions behaviours aggravate effects climate_change climate_change us caribbean matter academic rumination humanitarian crisis unfolding caribbean wake hurricanes irma maria stark testimony fact climate_change real climate
KNA 2017 447 447 planet earth warmer oceans feed create horrific storms irma maria now ever bear witness compelling need support call reduction greenhouse-gas emissions actions behaviours aggravate effects climate_change climate_change us caribbean matter academic rumination humanitarian crisis unfolding caribbean wake hurricanes irma maria stark testimony fact climate_change real poses existential threat peoples countries civilization climate
KNA 2017 448 448 earth warmer oceans feed create horrific storms irma maria now ever bear witness compelling need support call reduction greenhouse-gas emissions actions behaviours aggravate effects climate_change climate_change us caribbean matter academic rumination humanitarian crisis unfolding caribbean wake hurricanes irma maria stark testimony fact climate_change real poses existential threat peoples countries civilization world climate
KNA 2017 465 465 reduction greenhouse-gas emissions actions behaviours aggravate effects climate_change climate_change us caribbean matter academic rumination humanitarian crisis unfolding caribbean wake hurricanes irma maria stark testimony fact climate_change real poses existential threat peoples countries civilization world deliberated negotiated made commitments signed multiple agreements recently paris agreement climate_change time urgent concrete tangible collective action climate
KNA 2017 484 484 hurricanes irma maria stark testimony fact climate_change real poses existential threat peoples countries civilization world deliberated negotiated made commitments signed multiple agreements recently paris agreement climate_change time urgent concrete tangible collective action now cruel irony times caribbean least responsible climate_change ones disastrously affected major polluters bear brunt effects pollution every sense climate
KNA 2017 498 498 world deliberated negotiated made commitments signed multiple agreements recently paris agreement climate_change time urgent concrete tangible collective action now cruel irony times caribbean least responsible climate_change ones disastrously affected major polluters bear brunt effects pollution every sense small vulnerable states like antigua barbuda dominica saint kitts nevis continue asked world cash climate
KNA 2017 531 531 effects pollution every sense small vulnerable states like antigua barbuda dominica saint kitts nevis continue asked world cash cheque write order attain sustainable planet responsible climate_change greenhouse gas emissions environmentally harmful practices must shoulder responsibility arresting ameliorating consequences continue abuse planet expect remain unscathed people saint kitts nevis call upon global climate
KNA 2017 532 532 pollution every sense small vulnerable states like antigua barbuda dominica saint kitts nevis continue asked world cash cheque write order attain sustainable planet responsible climate_change greenhouse gas emissions environmentally harmful practices must shoulder responsibility arresting ameliorating consequences continue abuse planet expect remain unscathed people saint kitts nevis call upon global community climate
KNA 2017 560 560 environmentally harmful practices must shoulder responsibility arresting ameliorating consequences continue abuse planet expect remain unscathed people saint kitts nevis call upon global community pledge pursue renewable_energy greater alacrity must invest better stronger homes buildings must grow economies allow us greater financial resilience flexibility people saint kitts nevis caribbean deserve demand fundamental climate
KNA 2017 750 750 countries dominica safe zones geographic areas populations can relocated hurricane scale irma maria devastates entire countries caribbean proud resilient people world must stand allow evils climate_change force caribbean people become climate refugees must rebuild require community nations partner us rebuilding effort fight disastrous effects climate_change allow commend work many international agencies climate
KNA 2017 769 769 people world must stand allow evils climate_change force caribbean people become climate refugees must rebuild require community nations partner us rebuilding effort fight disastrous effects climate_change allow commend work many international agencies organizations well non-governmental actors country especially heartened work undertaken commonwealth leadership follows achieve sustainable planet requires all- hands-on-deck approach climate
KNA 2017 1204 1204 brotherhood contribute finding lasting solutions problems face regard call international community yet look dear friend taiwan modern country million people tremendous successes technology agriculture health renewable_energy country model peace security saint kitts nevis experienced first-hand benefits partnership taiwan much can offer lose collectively seek isolate prevent fellow nations seat international table climate
KNA 2017 1358 1358 desert ice-capped states whether super- powers powerless better united nations becomes better organization work together alone can little together can achieve much challenges face globally climate_change refugees war violence require urgent action now world luxury time talked debated postulated hypothesized studied analysed must now act regard can find elegant prose american climate
KOR 2017 413 413 years republic korea increased financial assistance refugees 15- fold last year joined 20-million-plus club aegis office united nations high commissioner refugees expediting implementation paris agreement climate_change making changes energy policy korean government also taking lead role supporting climate-change responses developing countries global green growth institute green climate fund moreover administration reached climate
KWT 2017 136 136 targets connection like say value vital effective role played predecessor mr ban ki-moon past years great achievements accomplished tenure paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change adoption sdgs among others state kuwait firmly believes vital effective role played united nations various bodies agencies programmes addressing increasing global challenges risks welcome proposals climate
KWT 2017 952 952 reconstruction development peoples region can enjoy security peace well-being agenda sustainable development faces major challenges thanks erroneous behaviour part human beings years impact natural disasters greenhouse-gas emissions challenges increase international responsibility therefore incumbent us utmost fully implement agenda end must enhance mechanisms development partnerships order keep pace needs requirements sustainable development climate
KWT 2017 1005 1005 fulfil international commitments show solidarity global level constitute real start towards reaching sustainable development goals sdgs view eliminating every form poverty context historic paris agreement climate_change must address impact climate_change represents one biggest impediments achieving sdgs must following principle shared differentiated responsibility state kuwait steadily forging ahead leadership highness sheikh sabah climate
KWT 2017 1009 1009 solidarity global level constitute real start towards reaching sustainable development goals sdgs view eliminating every form poverty context historic paris agreement climate_change must address impact climate_change represents one biggest impediments achieving sdgs must following principle shared differentiated responsibility state kuwait steadily forging ahead leadership highness sheikh sabah al-ahmad al-jaber al-sabah amir climate
LBR 2017 19 19 seventy-second regular session general assembly convened time historic transition liberia period acute challenges global order today face threat climate_change violence terrorism risks indignaty migration nuclear escalation korean peninsula moreover race time accommodate restless youthful population search opportunity brighter future like congratulate secretary-general election progressive climate
LCA 2017 131 131 listened dismay silence many weak acknowledgement others regarding crisis region awakened fear may chart path forward region continue doubt deny assessments science impossible avoid facts climate_change less month dominica antigua barbuda bahamas cuba british virgin islands anguilla dominican republic saint bart saint john saint thomas turks caicos sint maarten saint martin climate
LCA 2017 188 188 carnage wake can also add florida texas impact without discrimination let us acknowledge fact small island developing states repeatedly warned international community failure respond adequately climate_change betray children condemn future generations certain doom dare say luxury silent front anymore must act now effect natural disasters diplomatic solution needed tangible action future climate
LCA 2017 222 222 say luxury silent front anymore must act now effect natural disasters diplomatic solution needed tangible action future now challenges profound fast becoming new normal intensification extreme_weather events demands us real solutions real time longer can depend old mechanisms dense bureaucracies delay limit nation’s ability safeguard citizens crisis slow rebuilding effort remind climate
LIE 2017 889 889 nations must show way certainly work united nations can seem abstract explaining relevance citizens home children can challenge topics make task much easier however example climate_change everyone understands stake discussion live planet one will prosper irrespective nationality gender economic wealth country large small can tackle problem paris agreement climate_change end threat climate
LIE 2017 912 912 however example climate_change everyone understands stake discussion live planet one will prosper irrespective nationality gender economic wealth country large small can tackle problem paris agreement climate_change end threat climate_change realistic hope addressing issue together therefore experienced great satisfaction deposited liechtenstein’s instrument ratification earlier week indeed something will proud share children climate
LIE 2017 915 915 everyone understands stake discussion live planet one will prosper irrespective nationality gender economic wealth country large small can tackle problem paris agreement climate_change end threat climate_change realistic hope addressing issue together therefore experienced great satisfaction deposited liechtenstein’s instrument ratification earlier week indeed something will proud share children climate
LKA 2017 241 241 fulfilling sustainable development goals making sustainable development priority country like rest world including united states america affected unprecedented climate weather conditions regard believe paris agreement climate_change crucial agree ensuring implementation essential humankind world along national programme poverty alleviation launched new movement grama shakthi part clear vision plan consolidating country’s economy want climate
LSO 2017 960 960 african subcontinent led food shortages hardships recent hurricanes devastated caribbean parts united states along torrential rains witnessed many countries including floods biblical proportions stark reminder climate_change us urgent action required accordance paris agreement climate_change concluded year ago reiterate appeal small countries lesotho including small island states empowered technologies dealing adapting climate-change climate
LSO 2017 968 968 devastated caribbean parts united states along torrential rains witnessed many countries including floods biblical proportions stark reminder climate_change us urgent action required accordance paris agreement climate_change concluded year ago reiterate appeal small countries lesotho including small island states empowered technologies dealing adapting climate-change challenges sustainable development will elude us without genuine climate
LUX 2017 279 279 national income official development assistance annual voluntary contributions various agencies excess million funding requirements achieving goals agenda sustainable development enormous progress made terms funding combat climate_change take case luxembourg country set green stock exchange current capitalization billion plan use model set future instruments sustainable development financing basis broader range development goals climate
LUX 2017 381 381 within european multilateral framework context globalization means choice true area trade even though bilateral regional agreements may complement framework also true whole series areas fight climate_change fully committed paris agreement climate_change regret one major international actors distanced instrument hope will possible bring actor back true truly global framework complete without also climate
LUX 2017 386 386 globalization means choice true area trade even though bilateral regional agreements may complement framework also true whole series areas fight climate_change fully committed paris agreement climate_change regret one major international actors distanced instrument hope will possible bring actor back true truly global framework complete without also like point country’s support french climate
LUX 2017 436 436 french initiative global pact environment will able provide political framework future giving coherence existing instruments one phenomenon product globalization population movements multiple reasons demographic pressure climate_change conflict humanitarian disasters understandable economic motives countries origin countries destination also often basis movements case problem needs addressed useful dealt level organization next year will climate
LUX 2017 1423 1423 conflict give way intimidation even neighbourhood europe puts person centre efforts resolutely committed multilateral system tensions international system result major trends growing inequality migratory flows climate_change pit two visions one based force law jungle unilateralism national selfishness even nationalism primacy multilateralism solidarity universal values human rights rule law luxembourg committed latter climate
LVA 2017 77 77 cooperate better future truly global organization united nations must able effectively respond serious global issues face regional conflicts humanitarian crises threat terrorism insecurity related migration climate_change poverty individuals need peace decent life centre challenges must able deliver needs individual nations united nations secret organization grown complex bureaucratic able respond swiftly today’s climate
LVA 2017 786 786 including vulnerable among us must tackle root causes preventing us attaining sustainable development conflicts hardship poverty continue migration flow refugees will increase far- reaching impact climate_change global security simply disregarded must carry joint commitment tackle climate_change coming generations can live sustainably planet sustainable way latvia fully committed implementation paris agreement now climate
LVA 2017 796 796 attaining sustainable development conflicts hardship poverty continue migration flow refugees will increase far- reaching impact climate_change global security simply disregarded must carry joint commitment tackle climate_change coming generations can live sustainably planet sustainable way latvia fully committed implementation paris agreement now time put place mechanisms implementation agenda sustainable development needs done climate
MAR 2017 128 128 foundations cooperation therefore like address three relevant issues first can doubt walls nations come numbers victims diminished emerged new threats security terrorism extremism separatist movements climate_change less dangerous previous ones clear globalization greatly boosted international economy also triggered economic financial crisis led increased unemployment poverty deepened social differences within states secondly climate
MAR 2017 432 432 regional international forums always eager serve africa realize ambitions objectives morocco committed multilateralism finding right answers problems based international community’s three important areas responsibility migration climate_change fight terrorism extremism attested confidence international community placed morocco bases approach aligning national priorities united nations agenda sharing experience african partners chair global counter-terrorism forum climate
MAR 2017 565 565 developing joint african approach migration root causes morocco also developed strategy activating process can help african citizens south sahara fully enjoy economic social rights regard climate_change morocco presided twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakech november qualitative changes made session translating paris agreement climate_change practical measures well climate
MAR 2017 576 576 activating process can help african citizens south sahara fully enjoy economic social rights regard climate_change morocco presided twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakech november qualitative changes made session translating paris agreement climate_change practical measures well adoption marrakech declaration states efforts achieve development sustainable development represent high-level climate
MAR 2017 587 587 social rights regard climate_change morocco presided twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held marrakech november qualitative changes made session translating paris agreement climate_change practical measures well adoption marrakech declaration states efforts achieve development sustainable development represent high-level political commitment honoured balanced cooperative approach meets needs least developed countries climate
MAR 2017 625 625 represent high-level political commitment honoured balanced cooperative approach meets needs least developed countries developing nations africa heart morocco’s interests regard majesty chaired first african summit climate_change resulted ambitious balanced action plan reflects continent’s commitment shouldering responsibilities regard international efforts national level morocco adopted ambitious policy addressing effects climate_change particularly renewable_energy concerned climate
MAR 2017 647 647 first african summit climate_change resulted ambitious balanced action plan reflects continent’s commitment shouldering responsibilities regard international efforts national level morocco adopted ambitious policy addressing effects climate_change particularly renewable_energy concerned reduce energy needs per cent per cent well lowering carbon dependency also attract promising international investment development clean energy since 1960s kingdom climate
MAR 2017 649 649 summit climate_change resulted ambitious balanced action plan reflects continent’s commitment shouldering responsibilities regard international efforts national level morocco adopted ambitious policy addressing effects climate_change particularly renewable_energy concerned reduce energy needs per cent per cent well lowering carbon dependency also attract promising international investment development clean energy since 1960s kingdom morocco committed climate
MCO 2017 410 410 lead mankind heaven save humanity hell attacks innocent civilians affect us wherever perpetrated hope united nations office counter-terrorism can bring us together determination annihilate barbarism climate_change putting humankind imminent danger unprecedented violence recent extreme_weather events serve prompt us recognize limitations faced nature unleashed people will always lose hurricanes typhoons tragic consequences climate
MCO 2017 418 418 civilians affect us wherever perpetrated hope united nations office counter-terrorism can bring us together determination annihilate barbarism climate_change putting humankind imminent danger unprecedented violence recent extreme_weather events serve prompt us recognize limitations faced nature unleashed people will always lose hurricanes typhoons tragic consequences whether form atlantic north pacific paris climate_change agreement climate
MCO 2017 442 442 recent extreme_weather events serve prompt us recognize limitations faced nature unleashed people will always lose hurricanes typhoons tragic consequences whether form atlantic north pacific paris climate_change agreement garnered signatures states parties clearest proof urgency felt global level promoting global awareness mobilizing sectors societies can adapt economies successfully several states including monaco climate
MDA 2017 244 244 functioning market economy well emphasizing prominent social dimension respect human rights strategic priorities sectoral development include first modernizing infrastructure managing resources efficiently promoting green economy renewable_energy applying modern technologies agriculture also undertaken reform public administration public services ensuring gender equality promotion youth political will needed fully implement reforms endeavour will continue climate
MDG 2017 593 593 encompass million hectares addition marine protected areas order effectively tackle poverty must sustainably create wealth largest possible number people ensuring responsible management natural resources combating global_warming must also develop implement appropriate sustainable development quickly possible low- carbon inclusive shared growth creates jobs particular women young people must economic model tomorrow order climate
MDG 2017 629 629 carbon inclusive shared growth creates jobs particular women young people must economic model tomorrow order ensure future generations enjoy better living conditions protected environment given climate_change threats natural resources biodiversity ecosystems choice act quickly must waste time therefore support initiatives president france aimed putting global environment pact place take opportunity thank climate
MDV 2017 960 960 least developed countries small island developing states work human rights council two groups countries acutely underrepresented geneva priority therefore women children disabled initiated discussion link climate_change consequences human rights worked hard establish special rapporteur issue human rights obligations relating enjoyment safe clean healthy sustainable environment major global milestone world must made climate
MDV 2017 1002 1002 healthy sustainable environment major global milestone world must made happier place live can achieved collective will approach shared problems concrete solutions greater global threat posed climate_change maldives first spoke sea-level rise science still new threat relatively unknown persisted advocacy believed threat climate_change deserved indeed warranted global attention maldives hosted first small climate
MDV 2017 1018 1018 approach shared problems concrete solutions greater global threat posed climate_change maldives first spoke sea-level rise science still new threat relatively unknown persisted advocacy believed threat climate_change deserved indeed warranted global attention maldives hosted first small states conference sea level rise helped establish alliance small island states one influential groups regard climate_change climate
MDV 2017 1043 1043 climate_change deserved indeed warranted global attention maldives hosted first small states conference sea level rise helped establish alliance small island states one influential groups regard climate_change sustainable development chaired since maldives introduced first united nations resolution human rights climate_change human rights council resolution first time united nations document acknowledged link today climate
MDV 2017 1056 1056 level rise helped establish alliance small island states one influential groups regard climate_change sustainable development chaired since maldives introduced first united nations resolution human rights climate_change human rights council resolution first time united nations document acknowledged link today threat climate_change real unpredictable weather frequent intense natural disasters unprecedented temperatures norm rather climate
MDV 2017 1070 1070 development chaired since maldives introduced first united nations resolution human rights climate_change human rights council resolution first time united nations document acknowledged link today threat climate_change real unpredictable weather frequent intense natural disasters unprecedented temperatures norm rather exception unprecedented frequency intensity recent hurricanes struck caribbean united states pacific islands last year climate
MDV 2017 1110 1110 intensity recent hurricanes struck caribbean united states pacific islands last year powerful signs planet changed significantly island nations including maldives first devastated impacts ones today climate_change becoming reality rest world whether choose believe like take opportunity express sincere sympathies recently affected hurricanes josé irma maria assure will stop advocacy regard effects climate
MDV 2017 1136 1136 becoming reality rest world whether choose believe like take opportunity express sincere sympathies recently affected hurricanes josé irma maria assure will stop advocacy regard effects climate_change proposed many solutions full implementation paris agreement climate_change priority reduction harmful emissions transitioning renewable sources energy investing mitigation adaptation crucial need join together meaningful durable climate
MDV 2017 1144 1144 take opportunity express sincere sympathies recently affected hurricanes josé irma maria assure will stop advocacy regard effects climate_change proposed many solutions full implementation paris agreement climate_change priority reduction harmful emissions transitioning renewable sources energy investing mitigation adaptation crucial need join together meaningful durable partnerships find sustainable solutions need constructive engagement leadership climate
MDV 2017 1191 1191 need constructive engagement leadership seeing china brazil india canada france germany countless others certain degree openness change part countries including developing developed ones home investing renewable_energy transition low-carbon economy chair alliance small island states collaboration international renewable_energy agency maldives launched initiative renewable island energy will facilitate support small island states transition climate
MDV 2017 1202 1202 countless others certain degree openness change part countries including developing developed ones home investing renewable_energy transition low-carbon economy chair alliance small island states collaboration international renewable_energy agency maldives launched initiative renewable island energy will facilitate support small island states transition renewable_energy achieving energy efficiency looking innovative approaches fulfil development needs people climate
MDV 2017 1217 1217 transition low-carbon economy chair alliance small island states collaboration international renewable_energy agency maldives launched initiative renewable island energy will facilitate support small island states transition renewable_energy achieving energy efficiency looking innovative approaches fulfil development needs people compromise needs planet lent voice shared experience requested support make economy country resilient shocks impacts climate
MDV 2017 1244 1244 energy efficiency looking innovative approaches fulfil development needs people compromise needs planet lent voice shared experience requested support make economy country resilient shocks impacts caused climate_change taking care ocean intimately linked taking meaningful action climate_change maldives island nations custodians large expanses ocean yet every person hall every community represent every country climate
MDV 2017 1253 1253 compromise needs planet lent voice shared experience requested support make economy country resilient shocks impacts caused climate_change taking care ocean intimately linked taking meaningful action climate_change maldives island nations custodians large expanses ocean yet every person hall every community represent every country come benefits oceans depends health wealth oceans seas every climate
MDV 2017 1443 1443 disasters witnessing total destruction loss life resulting earthquake mexico international community must strive best many others throughout world suffering disasters focus cultivating resilience better rebuilding climate_change sustainable development protection ocean trends ephemeral infatuations inaction will cost us progress prosperity lives people future nations time question already know time turn inwards look climate
MEX 2017 545 545 world based sovereignly accepted rules procedures everyone’s interest multilateralism sets acceptable international parameters within sovereign states accept maintain conduct achievements multilateralism recent years many fight climate_change preservation biodiversity regulation arms trade new paradigm international drug control policy response natural disasters examples today mexico betting multilateralism process negotiating global compact safe orderly climate
MHL 2017 456 456 tragic loss one-time minister climate ambassador mr tony de brum wish express gratitude conveyed condolences ambassador de brum said marshall islands w e suffering result climate_change nuclear legacy nothing either either case people choose end world universe can either slowly climate_change can press button blow neither justified just across united nations climate
MHL 2017 471 471 ambassador de brum said marshall islands w e suffering result climate_change nuclear legacy nothing either either case people choose end world universe can either slowly climate_change can press button blow neither justified just across united nations east river sits belmont island small raggedy little outcrop metre tall island new york must climate
MHL 2017 515 515 outcrop metre tall island new york must now serve reminder world’s diplomats ever see vanish beneath rising sea must also know lost marshall islands pacific climate_change real credible scientist ever make otherwise see eyes low-lying islands reveals real present growing threat survival security nation state member united nations welcome entry force climate
MHL 2017 620 620 marshallese children knew kigali amendment mean difference whether country future strongly support leadership pacific island neighbour fiji incoming president conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change hope care leadership parties will adopt strong set rules paris agreement strong political confidence stands behind beyond imperative even early moments committed nations start challenging climate
MHL 2017 1026 1026 anti-terrorism transnational-crime prevention practical approaches allow us work existing controversies order achieve global benefits universal participation including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change world health organization security council resolution misused justify people taiwan’s exclusion united nations result missing important opportunity cooperate proactive contributor peace common global good united climate
MLI 2017 900 900 context mali will hold invest mali forum december bamako invite friendly countries international organizations come bet mali sahelian country agro-sylvo-pastoral system mali remains deeply concerned climate_change one major challenges involving survival development humankind like reiterate mali’s commitment effective implementation paris agreement climate_change party regard international community must remain committed implementation preserve climate
MLI 2017 916 916 mali sahelian country agro-sylvo-pastoral system mali remains deeply concerned climate_change one major challenges involving survival development humankind like reiterate mali’s commitment effective implementation paris agreement climate_change party regard international community must remain committed implementation preserve ecosystem present future generations world continues face numerous public health challenges hiv aids malaria tuberculosis ebola climate
MLT 2017 16 16 can peace poverty especially extreme poverty exists peace just absence war conflict rather managing addressing climate_change migration food water insecurity instrument united nations weaves sustainable peace together universal challenges agenda sustainable development regard malta president council european union worked hard member climate
MMR 2017 74 74 experienced horrendous consequences consecutive hurricanes short span two weeks sympathies also go people puerto rico still reeling effects hurricane maria intensity frequency natural disasters evidence climate_change now becoming reality poses serious threat planet impacts global scope unprecedented scale myanmar highly vulnerable negative effects climate_change country frequently affected storms floods droughts welcome climate
MMR 2017 92 92 hurricane maria intensity frequency natural disasters evidence climate_change now becoming reality poses serious threat planet impacts global scope unprecedented scale myanmar highly vulnerable negative effects climate_change country frequently affected storms floods droughts welcome paris agreement climate_change pleased inform assembly yesterday myanmar deposited secretary-general instruments ratification paris agreement doha amendment kyoto protocol climate
MMR 2017 102 102 reality poses serious threat planet impacts global scope unprecedented scale myanmar highly vulnerable negative effects climate_change country frequently affected storms floods droughts welcome paris agreement climate_change pleased inform assembly yesterday myanmar deposited secretary-general instruments ratification paris agreement doha amendment kyoto protocol welcome current session’s theme focusing people striving peace decent life climate
MNE 2017 426 426 universal platform transformation progress full implementation achieved therefore necessary secure utmost commitment member states well considerable financial resources montenegro strongly supported negotiations new international accord climate_change paris agreement climate_change foundation efforts long-term climate preservation pleasure honour participate behalf montenegro historic conference paris agreement adopted take part signing ceremony headquarters part efforts climate
MNE 2017 429 429 progress full implementation achieved therefore necessary secure utmost commitment member states well considerable financial resources montenegro strongly supported negotiations new international accord climate_change paris agreement climate_change foundation efforts long-term climate preservation pleasure honour participate behalf montenegro historic conference paris agreement adopted take part signing ceremony headquarters part efforts mitigate climate_change montenegro climate
MNE 2017 453 453 agreement climate_change foundation efforts long-term climate preservation pleasure honour participate behalf montenegro historic conference paris agreement adopted take part signing ceremony headquarters part efforts mitigate climate_change montenegro financially contributes trust fund intergovernmental panel climate_change respect human rights precondition peace stability development full implementation international standards norms relating promotion protection human rights climate
MNE 2017 461 461 honour participate behalf montenegro historic conference paris agreement adopted take part signing ceremony headquarters part efforts mitigate climate_change montenegro financially contributes trust fund intergovernmental panel climate_change respect human rights precondition peace stability development full implementation international standards norms relating promotion protection human rights obligation every country committed multilateral system protection promotion climate
MNG 2017 68 68 cooperation growing part efforts mongolia will host asian ministerial conference july aimed implementing sendai framework disaster risk reduction effectively mongolia exposed multiple environmental challenges result climate_change including desertification drought land degradation wild forest fires main goals government action plan period therefore preserving balanced ecosystem protecting natural resources ensuring appropriate use rehabilitation climate
MNG 2017 111 111 ecosystem protecting natural resources ensuring appropriate use rehabilitation promoting green economic growth us developed developing nations alike committed working together address newly emerging issues induced climate_change part mongolia developed intended nationally determined contribution will work implement target reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent theme year’s general debate focusing people striving peace decent climate
MNG 2017 124 124 developed developing nations alike committed working together address newly emerging issues induced climate_change part mongolia developed intended nationally determined contribution will work implement target reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent theme year’s general debate focusing people striving peace decent life sustainable planet captures main thrust agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals sdgs climate
MNG 2017 546 546 wind resources estimated terawatts respectively resources mongolia basically unlimited potential exporting clean energy countries region working partners implement gobi tech asian super grid projects supply renewable_energy north-east asia offer countries region wide range economic social environmental benefits including energy security job creation reduction carbon-dioxide emissions look forward working bilateral multilateral partners climate
MNG 2017 564 564 gobi tech asian super grid projects supply renewable_energy north-east asia offer countries region wide range economic social environmental benefits including energy security job creation reduction carbon-dioxide emissions look forward working bilateral multilateral partners important projects global community set collective journey towards agenda sustainable development pledged leave one behind sdgs made reduction climate
MOZ 2017 298 298 economic social environmental pillars strive accomplish goals challenged find ways means honour commitments undertaken addis ababa action agenda sendai framework disaster risk reduction paris agreement climate_change joint complementary efforts three domains will enable us build necessary resilience national regional international levels commensurate challenges us line aspiration leaving country behind challenges faced climate
MOZ 2017 359 359 greater commitment development partners scale honour assistance funding pledges made support climate resilience mitigation adaptation well disaster-prevention efforts developing countries support paramount importance mitigating effects climate_variability whose devastating effects laid bare last two months several states members body.furthermore also clear robust efficient united nations system together strong partnership organization regional bodies climate
MOZ 2017 786 786 measures reduce people’s vulnerabilities complemented actions address complex structural causes mass movements conflicts political social economic exclusion focus people sustainable planet also requires urgent attention climate_change today ever challenges posed adverse impact climate_change noticeable everyday confronted destructive impact climate_change challenging continue harbour doubts effects human activities environment climate recent devastating effects climate
MOZ 2017 793 793 complex structural causes mass movements conflicts political social economic exclusion focus people sustainable planet also requires urgent attention climate_change today ever challenges posed adverse impact climate_change noticeable everyday confronted destructive impact climate_change challenging continue harbour doubts effects human activities environment climate recent devastating effects hurricanes mudslides earthquake affected millions people caribbean climate
MOZ 2017 799 799 political social economic exclusion focus people sustainable planet also requires urgent attention climate_change today ever challenges posed adverse impact climate_change noticeable everyday confronted destructive impact climate_change challenging continue harbour doubts effects human activities environment climate recent devastating effects hurricanes mudslides earthquake affected millions people caribbean region united states america sierra leone climate
MOZ 2017 874 874 losses destruction infrastructure result scale ferocity storms prove beyond convictions need reflect act common front face menaces arising climatic change end reaffirm importance paris agreement climate_change instrument strengthen much-needed partnerships adaptation mitigation measures positive dynamics generated major development commitments made international community overshadowed worrying signs eruption political instability prevailing inter- intra-state climate
MRT 2017 224 224 good governance comprehensive dialogue opposition civil society independent persons since september october succeeded establishing democracy rule law organization public resources region faces grave dangers terms climate_change terrorism organized crime drugs illegal weapons illegal migration mauritania improved legal framework accordance international rights standards established agreements protocols relating terrorism created open dialogue salafists climate
MRT 2017 650 650 libya call upon parties concerned redouble efforts stand armed groups restore stability security country also urge parties concerned make every effort reach settlement syrian crisis climate_change great challenge facing us terms sustainable development particularly sahel sahara area experienced phenomenon migration sand dunes destroyed huge agricultural areas grazing lands prepared appropriate policies climate
MRT 2017 690 690 sand dunes destroyed huge agricultural areas grazing lands prepared appropriate policies deal problem invested use renewable sources energy commended efforts regard one african countries using renewable_energy sources mauritania hosts headquarters great green wall ambitious project kilometres long kilometres wide connecting atlantic coast west africa red sea east benefiting countries region also climate
MRT 2017 720 720 great green wall ambitious project kilometres long kilometres wide connecting atlantic coast west africa red sea east benefiting countries region also welcomed historic paris agreement climate_change hope parties will uphold commitments reform united nations adaptation bodies deal new challenges particularly security council responsible international peace security become urgent necessity support every climate
MUS 2017 521 521 coordinating mechanism set implementing sustainable development goals sdgs process consultations private sector civil society stakeholders expect submit voluntary national review next high-level political forum addressing climate_change central critical successful implementation agenda increasing number intensity climate-related disasters including storms droughts flash floods naïve part dismiss climate_change just recently witnessed devastating violence hurricanes climate
MUS 2017 540 540 review next high-level political forum addressing climate_change central critical successful implementation agenda increasing number intensity climate-related disasters including storms droughts flash floods naïve part dismiss climate_change just recently witnessed devastating violence hurricanes harvey irma like express government’s deep sympathy solidarity governments peoples islands caribbean united states lives lost devastating trails hurricanes climate
MUS 2017 568 568 witnessed devastating violence hurricanes harvey irma like express government’s deep sympathy solidarity governments peoples islands caribbean united states lives lost devastating trails hurricanes mitigating effects climate_change effectively implementing sendai framework disaster risk reduction will require substantial effort resources especially sids want resilient aftermath natural calamities although welcome generous pledges made thus climate
MWI 2017 373 373 country glad report new ones past six months malawi committed inclusive development recognize however majority citizens continue depend agriculture livelihood agriculture challenging sector given current climate_variability affecting many parts world case malawi implementing social protection programmes aimed cushioning vulnerable society measures include cash transfer programmes food work school feeding programmes farm climate
MWI 2017 428 428 take opportunity express gratitude cooperating partners including united nations continued technical support success programmes think focusing people important pay close attention issues affect vulnerable citizens climate_change tops list economy depends agriculture like malawi per cent people live agrarian communities crop failure always tragedy past two years malawi suffered alternating heavy rains climate
MWI 2017 462 462 cent people live agrarian communities crop failure always tragedy past two years malawi suffered alternating heavy rains floods drought led crop failure hunger suffering caused climate_change evident everywhere real people suffer tragedies just figures statistics real human souls must feel urgent need collectively undertake sustainable management natural resources must remember planet climate
MWI 2017 509 509 resources must remember planet perishes perish matter demands collective responsibility therefore appeal member states consider strategies avenues collaboration will enable us adapt fast-changing climate apart climate_change world also collectively facing threat terrorism terrorism conflict hinder progress leave world state fear anything causes humankind live state fear evil fought malawi stands solidarity climate
NAM 2017 533 533 crop tanganyika group freedom fighters 1960s including will make way new breed adopted agenda sustainable development acceded paris agreement reaffirmed centrality multilateralism also reaffirmed reality climate_change happened sierra leone caribbean parts united states must also note recent earthquake mexico serve grim reminders climate_change real witnessed stripping away human dignity security hope climate
NAM 2017 550 550 paris agreement reaffirmed centrality multilateralism also reaffirmed reality climate_change happened sierra leone caribbean parts united states must also note recent earthquake mexico serve grim reminders climate_change real witnessed stripping away human dignity security hope must increase resolve address challenges climate_change order achieve ambitions living sustainable planet peace processes international peacebuilding must climate
NAM 2017 564 564 united states must also note recent earthquake mexico serve grim reminders climate_change real witnessed stripping away human dignity security hope must increase resolve address challenges climate_change order achieve ambitions living sustainable planet peace processes international peacebuilding must strengthened recognize contribution women promoting global peace peace negotiations active participation peace missions namibia climate
NER 2017 68 68 situation member states recently destruction caused hurricanes others affected countries like reiterate solidarity compassion flaw forgetting neglecting nature reminded us often can indomitable shown us climate_change can times bring disaster irremediable losses must therefore aware resolute conviction new norms production consumption imposed us niger aware country responsible development person destiny however climate
NER 2017 998 998 palestine east jerusalem capital abuses rohingya muslims myanmar unacceptable serious massive violations human rights must punished niger unequivocally condemns atrocities niger state party paris agreement climate_change will respect commitments convinced alternative saving planet especially preserving future generations paris agreement realization awareness also proof shared responsibility history taking step backward possible unless climate
NIC 2017 345 345 must enter dynamic phase soon possible negotiating text must prepared goal reaching necessary agreements proceeding reforms assembly’s seventy- second session urgently need ambitious action combat climate_change note great concern unprecedented temperatures registered world lack interest reducing greenhouse-gas emissions developed countries must take lead change unsustainable patterns production consumption meet financial commitments climate
NIC 2017 356 356 reaching necessary agreements proceeding reforms assembly’s seventy- second session urgently need ambitious action combat climate_change note great concern unprecedented temperatures registered world lack interest reducing greenhouse-gas emissions developed countries must take lead change unsustainable patterns production consumption meet financial commitments complete technology transfers government people nicaragua will continue advocate commitment climate climate
NLD 2017 352 352 justice seen done perished flight mh-17 agreed next step prosecution trial responsible will take place netherlands working countries involved make possible problems confronting today’s world climate_change migration food security terrorism cybercrime definition international single country can tackle isolation need instead becoming inward-looking united nations need take step outwards turbulent world importance climate
NLD 2017 900 900 people new york flee homes streets flooded wake hurricane sandy destruction caused harvey texas floods asia show water issues become urgent last five years impact climate_change water cycle brought home us every day world sometimes violently people sint maarten caribbean part kingdom struggling cope devastation caused hurricane irma united nations now climate
NLD 2017 932 932 day world sometimes violently people sint maarten caribbean part kingdom struggling cope devastation caused hurricane irma united nations now predicts million people will become displaced climate_change water therefore plays key role achieving almost sdgs learn working others sharing knowledge deploy expertise world example projects viet nam peru myanmar bangladesh one reasons climate
NOR 2017 851 851 backbone global order need strong healthy back address resolve challenges world facing today know can together united nations provided leadership united countries world paris agreement climate_change important step towards ensuring sustainability planet also able come together addis ababa agree framework financing sustainable development will crucial efforts achieve sustainable development goals many climate
NPL 2017 154 154 tendencies nation states marked tide populism left right created confusion course world politics global community today facing complex polarized environment multiple transnational challenges ranging terrorism climate_change energy deficiency food insecurity mass migration extremism ethnic tensions intra-state conflicts taken toll millions innocent lives suffering people syria iraq libya yemen continues unabated unfortunately climate
NPL 2017 737 737 yet subsided post- disaster reconstruction remains ongoing thank neighbours development partners friendly countries united nations family generous support drive rebuild poor vulnerable countries suffer disproportionately climate_change despite negligible greenhouse-gas emissions paris agreement climate_change implemented coordination agenda sustainable development least developed countries represent vulnerable group countries must perennially equated dehumanizing conditions poverty climate
NPL 2017 740 740 disaster reconstruction remains ongoing thank neighbours development partners friendly countries united nations family generous support drive rebuild poor vulnerable countries suffer disproportionately climate_change despite negligible greenhouse-gas emissions paris agreement climate_change implemented coordination agenda sustainable development least developed countries represent vulnerable group countries must perennially equated dehumanizing conditions poverty underdevelopment rather must climate
NPL 2017 744 744 thank neighbours development partners friendly countries united nations family generous support drive rebuild poor vulnerable countries suffer disproportionately climate_change despite negligible greenhouse-gas emissions paris agreement climate_change implemented coordination agenda sustainable development least developed countries represent vulnerable group countries must perennially equated dehumanizing conditions poverty underdevelopment rather must empowered smoothly sustainably graduate climate
NRU 2017 217 217 however well trodden pathways development simply available us prospects depend stable planet including safe climate healthy oceans nauru among first countries world ratify paris agreement climate_change made implementation national contribution agreement top priority nearly every country made solemn commitment now two years closer time will held account regard climate_action developing countries climate
NRU 2017 240 240 paris agreement climate_change made implementation national contribution agreement top priority nearly every country made solemn commitment now two years closer time will held account regard climate_action developing countries implementation collective responsibility developing countries demonstrated political will part global effort us lack resources fully implement contributions alone regard call development partners step climate
NRU 2017 274 274 political will part global effort us lack resources fully implement contributions alone regard call development partners step assistance programmes nauru’s climate priorities fall four categories renewable_energy land rehabilitation water security infrastructure-proofing looking build genuine durable partnerships achieve objectives paris agreement historic diplomatic achievement must remember remain well track achieving central goal climate
NRU 2017 392 392 coastal areas inundated can many challenges managed effectively can avoid breakdowns governance proliferation failed states difficult see can realize vision peaceful planet without answers questions climate_change will defining security challenge century simply prepared life hotter planet reason nauru supports proposal pacific small island developing states sids united nations appoint special representative climate
NRU 2017 835 835 technical prowess know-how concerned wishes contribute participate freely partnerships activities united nations system including sustainable development goals world health organization unesco united nations framework convention climate_change united nations-related agencies activities order ensure taiwanese people can make positive contributions societies around world must given freedom travel choose world calls inclusiveness one left climate
NZL 2017 450 450 call national unity government prioritize interests afghan people else united nations unique ability convene world tackle problems require collective action speed parties ratified paris agreement climate_change demonstrated strength commitment take meaningful action climate_change new zealand among many countries committed paris agreement progressing paris work programme essential deliver framework will ensure agreement climate
NZL 2017 457 457 people else united nations unique ability convene world tackle problems require collective action speed parties ratified paris agreement climate_change demonstrated strength commitment take meaningful action climate_change new zealand among many countries committed paris agreement progressing paris work programme essential deliver framework will ensure agreement robust effective credible collective ambition will increase climate
NZL 2017 488 488 committed paris agreement progressing paris work programme essential deliver framework will ensure agreement robust effective credible collective ambition will increase time pacific forefront vulnerability effects climate_change therefore pleased support fiji’s presidency year’s conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change rare opportunity region showcase leadership area island nation within vast pacific ocean climate
NZL 2017 501 501 robust effective credible collective ambition will increase time pacific forefront vulnerability effects climate_change therefore pleased support fiji’s presidency year’s conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change rare opportunity region showcase leadership area island nation within vast pacific ocean exclusive economic zone times larger land area sustainable management sea islands critical importance climate
NZL 2017 575 575 states sustainable management oceans ensure oceans healthy productive making substantial investments improve sustainable fisheries management pacific reduce illegal unreported unregulated fishing also propelling major increase renewable_energy generation region afield new zealand taken lead role advocating internationally reform fossil-fuel subsidies lead wasteful consumption put renewable_energy disadvantage depress investment energy efficiency exploiting alternative climate
NZL 2017 593 593 unreported unregulated fishing also propelling major increase renewable_energy generation region afield new zealand taken lead role advocating internationally reform fossil-fuel subsidies lead wasteful consumption put renewable_energy disadvantage depress investment energy efficiency exploiting alternative sources development financing including working private sector tapping diaspora source skills investment maximizing value remittances increasing temporary labour climate
NZL 2017 679 679 effective regional architecture pacific islands forum central regional body key pacific success new zealand pleased outcomes recent pacific island forum leaders meeting strong focus fisheries climate_change issues pacific leaders also agreed importance fully implementing relevant security council resolutions north korea including de-registering north korean trading fishing vessels currently flagged pacific states climate
OMN 2017 429 429 culture dialogue understanding order peacefully settle disputes end tensions world consider essential discover causes weakness international policies adopt effective approach settling regional international problems including climate_change issues affect security stability world basis invite united nations international community shoulder responsibilities strive achieve peace prevent conflicts wars settle differences dialogue peaceful means accordingly climate
OMN 2017 501 501 also steady growth population therefore stress need adopt new perspective establish global partnership benefit advanced technologies scientific progress global breakthrough technology achieved signing paris agreement climate_change important gain humankind several natural disasters recently struck world convince states interest adhere paris agreement final document review conference parties treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons indicated climate
PAK 2017 227 227 becomes increasingly interdependent ethnic cleansing rohingyas just affront norms humanity also challenges collective conscience pillars world order eroded imperative international cooperation need address poverty disease climate_change nuclear proliferation terrorism forced displacement intensifying today ever need united nations provide parameters processes platforms global cooperation essential address wide-ranging challenges peace security development pakistan climate
PAK 2017 1073 1073 deter frequent threat aggression tightly effectively controlled widely acknowledged experts world community well served enabling pakistan join global non-proliferation arrangements nuclear suppliers group non-discriminatory basis climate_change poses new existential threat humankind’s future extreme climate events multiplying consequences flooding texas landslides nepal sierra leone devastation wrought hurricanes caribbean puerto rico disappearance himalayan climate
PAK 2017 1106 1106 climate events multiplying consequences flooding texas landslides nepal sierra leone devastation wrought hurricanes caribbean puerto rico disappearance himalayan glaciers global indiscriminate one states vulnerable effects climate_change pakistan believes collective interest pursue realize goals paris agreement climate_change build new greener model growth development growth development remain primary goals developing countries united nations climate
PAK 2017 1116 1116 devastation wrought hurricanes caribbean puerto rico disappearance himalayan glaciers global indiscriminate one states vulnerable effects climate_change pakistan believes collective interest pursue realize goals paris agreement climate_change build new greener model growth development growth development remain primary goals developing countries united nations sustainable development goals represent ambitious development agenda history development challenge climate
PAK 2017 1148 1148 growth development remain primary goals developing countries united nations sustainable development goals represent ambitious development agenda history development challenge become even difficult owing combined constraints climate_change increasing protectionism deterioration international cooperation proliferation conflicts vision shared growth spelled chinese president xi jinping’s belt road initiative offers solid path prosperity model south- south climate
PER 2017 47 47 peace security sustainable development human rights achievement sustainable peace need strengthen multilateralism dialogue cooperation peru united nations essential building peaceful sustainable future facing global challenges climate_change terrorism corruption strengthening international governance order obtain humane open inclusive globalization peru preparing become non-permanent member security council biennium 2018-2019 vocation peace respect international law climate
PER 2017 165 165 korea today constitute greatest threat international peace security security council will support efforts resume six-party talks order denuclearize korean peninsula peru reaffirms commitment paris agreement climate_change implementation country particularly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change seen ocean warming shrinking glaciers impact availability water resources loss biodiversity extreme phenomena climate_change real threat knows borders climate
PER 2017 172 172 security security council will support efforts resume six-party talks order denuclearize korean peninsula peru reaffirms commitment paris agreement climate_change implementation country particularly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change seen ocean warming shrinking glaciers impact availability water resources loss biodiversity extreme phenomena climate_change real threat knows borders far year peru suffered rain flooding coastal climate
PER 2017 186 186 reaffirms commitment paris agreement climate_change implementation country particularly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change seen ocean warming shrinking glaciers impact availability water resources loss biodiversity extreme phenomena climate_change real threat knows borders far year peru suffered rain flooding coastal el nino caribbean united states suffered series devastating hurricanes support initiative president emmanuel macron climate
PHL 2017 1523 1523 greater trust government hopes raising tens millions filipinos poverty link increasing poverty corruption deteriorating environment president rodrigo roa duterte seeks reverse linkage addressing adverse effects climate_change philippines vulnerable disaster-risk reduction strict implementation laws protecting environment equally decisive abuses damage environment honour immense sacrifices million filipinos abroad migrant workers world make huge climate
PLW 2017 220 220 economic social opportunities peoples world creation sustainable development goal finally recognized oceans resource belong serve peoples world must protected coming together finally agreeing paris agreement climate_change established global commitment begin process reducing greenhouse gases acceptable levels yet even worked hard respond global environmental crisis joint actions found issues security peace taking climate
PLW 2017 227 227 development goal finally recognized oceans resource belong serve peoples world must protected coming together finally agreeing paris agreement climate_change established global commitment begin process reducing greenhouse gases acceptable levels yet even worked hard respond global environmental crisis joint actions found issues security peace taking forefront international conversation islamic state iraq sham climate
PLW 2017 519 519 costs significant success will require available partnerships development necessary means implementation line agenda addis ababa action agenda sids accelerated modalities action known samoa pathway area climate_change must continue work achieve full implementation paris agreement climate_change like congratulate colleague pacific excellency prime minister frank bainimarama fiji imminent ascension presidency upcoming twenty-third session climate
PLW 2017 528 528 means implementation line agenda addis ababa action agenda sids accelerated modalities action known samoa pathway area climate_change must continue work achieve full implementation paris agreement climate_change like congratulate colleague pacific excellency prime minister frank bainimarama fiji imminent ascension presidency upcoming twenty-third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change order strengthen climate
PLW 2017 551 551 paris agreement climate_change like congratulate colleague pacific excellency prime minister frank bainimarama fiji imminent ascension presidency upcoming twenty-third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change order strengthen efforts palau seeking appointment special representative secretary-general climate security appointment special representative significantly aid us preparations confront multifaceted challenge enhance united nations reform climate
PNG 2017 130 130 former secretary- general mr ban ki-moon outstanding work tenure world continues confronted multiple unprecedented challenges increasingly complex nature facing serious adverse impacts uncertain global economy climate_change declining health marine habitats heightened security fears challenges face unlikely overcome major goals achieved individual countries acting sure view shared many must work together build climate
PNG 2017 401 401 expressed numerous relevant resolutions security council rather inflamed rhetoric drastic consequences call peaceful resolution political dialogue one greatest threats humankind comes within global community nations climate_change real claiming lives destroying communities putting future nations real risk recent barrage hurricanes hit caribbean united states just another example extreme_weather events confronting papua new climate
PNG 2017 422 422 within global community nations climate_change real claiming lives destroying communities putting future nations real risk recent barrage hurricanes hit caribbean united states just another example extreme_weather events confronting papua new guinea offers condolences countries affected urges loss life serve another wake-up call us papua new guinea pacific island nations remain highly climate
PNG 2017 451 451 new guinea offers condolences countries affected urges loss life serve another wake-up call us papua new guinea pacific island nations remain highly vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change including extreme tropical storms severe droughts seawater flooding many coastal communities seeds climate_change see today laid developed countries past decades centuries although development enhanced developing climate
PNG 2017 464 464 us papua new guinea pacific island nations remain highly vulnerable adverse impacts climate_change including extreme tropical storms severe droughts seawater flooding many coastal communities seeds climate_change see today laid developed countries past decades centuries although development enhanced developing countries today continue suffer actions chances development smaller countries harmed mess created now-powerful climate
PNG 2017 522 522 dying consequence living standards eroded opportunities disappearing world needs step action respond effectively climate-change challenges making commitments reduce emissions help affected communities committed paris agreement climate_change implementing domestic policies reduce emissions welcome support fiji’s presidency twenty-third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will work together successful meeting bonn papua climate
PNG 2017 540 540 emissions help affected communities committed paris agreement climate_change implementing domestic policies reduce emissions welcome support fiji’s presidency twenty-third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will work together successful meeting bonn papua new guinea island nation well-being economic development people tied resources coming oceans seas share growing concern declining health climate
POL 2017 390 390 natural environment can seen every country every continent negative effects national economies living standards entire communities number years poland part global efforts protect environment combat climate_change fulfilled obligations regard surpassing reduction targets kyoto protocol worked concert european union make exceedingly ambitious global contribution paris climate_change agreement will continue low- carbon development climate
POL 2017 409 409 part global efforts protect environment combat climate_change fulfilled obligations regard surpassing reduction targets kyoto protocol worked concert european union make exceedingly ambitious global contribution paris climate_change agreement will continue low- carbon development efforts aim protecting climate next year third time poland will honour hosting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
POL 2017 434 434 climate_change agreement will continue low- carbon development efforts aim protecting climate next year third time poland will honour hosting conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop cop held city katowice will key importance owing conference’s expected adoption implementation package paris agreement president cop poland will best ensure summit’s outcome ambitious climate
PRT 2017 784 784 show respect common home future generations protect preserve planet nurture peace prevent new conflicts caused competition accessing diminishing resources regard paris agreement milestone reducing impacts climate_change without universal instrument achieve objectives environmental pillar agenda sustainable development portugal will comply european union’s voluntary commitment reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels climate
PRT 2017 803 803 regard paris agreement milestone reducing impacts climate_change without universal instrument achieve objectives environmental pillar agenda sustainable development portugal will comply european union’s voluntary commitment reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels will contribute green climate fund place help developing countries adapt climate_change agenda sustainable development goals powerful statement multilateral commitment climate
PRT 2017 820 820 portugal will comply european union’s voluntary commitment reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels will contribute green climate fund place help developing countries adapt climate_change agenda sustainable development goals powerful statement multilateral commitment rights people quality life populations future planet portugal stands goals guide us domestic policy foreign cooperation efforts climate
PRY 2017 146 146 inclusive representative security council reflects diversity states members united nations geopolitical realities today’s world organization continues important universal forum tackling global challenges problems poverty inequality climate_change transnational organized crime drug trafficking undermines democratic institutions terrorism among others must dealt collectively urge stakeholders focus efforts resources responding shared pressing challenges faced humankind climate
PRY 2017 181 181 among others must dealt collectively urge stakeholders focus efforts resources responding shared pressing challenges faced humankind republic paraguay reaffirms firm commitment implementing provisions paris agreement climate_change encourages states particularly responsible producing greenhouse gases take necessary measures save planet consequences global_warming paraguay vision social responsibility behind efforts increase production clean renewable_energy two climate
PRY 2017 187 187 stakeholders focus efforts resources responding shared pressing challenges faced humankind republic paraguay reaffirms firm commitment implementing provisions paris agreement climate_change encourages states particularly responsible producing greenhouse gases take necessary measures save planet consequences global_warming paraguay vision social responsibility behind efforts increase production clean renewable_energy two impressive hydraoelectric dams itaipu share brazil climate
PRY 2017 195 195 faced humankind republic paraguay reaffirms firm commitment implementing provisions paris agreement climate_change encourages states particularly responsible producing greenhouse gases take necessary measures save planet consequences global_warming paraguay vision social responsibility behind efforts increase production clean renewable_energy two impressive hydraoelectric dams itaipu share brazil yacyreta shared argentina year itaipu binacional incorporated unesco climate
PRY 2017 205 205 agreement climate_change encourages states particularly responsible producing greenhouse gases take necessary measures save planet consequences global_warming paraguay vision social responsibility behind efforts increase production clean renewable_energy two impressive hydraoelectric dams itaipu share brazil yacyreta shared argentina year itaipu binacional incorporated unesco world network biosphere reserves alto paraná atlantic forest mandate president climate
PSE 2017 1900 1900 similar terrorism everybody see list know violates international law respects law tenth affirm commitment respecting human rights international conventions implementing agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change treaties conventions acceded respect everything acceded adopted go hand hand international community part state palestine will reflect imperatives appropriate draft resolutions presented general assembly call climate
RUS 2017 1198 1198 divide people taking account interests states without exception contributing stable secure future humankind without mutual trust hope effective implementation ambitious sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change solutions global issues crucial developing countries food security demographics health care fundamental principles international relations include recognition political pluralism freedom choice rule law must stop climate
RWA 2017 117 117 therefore mere public-relations problem existential challenge must tackled head- secretary-general deserves full support efforts make united nations effective transformational tools mandates address global challenges day climate_change peacebuilding human equality development fall short getting things done institutional reform one-off event like applying fresh coat paint essence reform mindset constantly striving improve performance climate
RWA 2017 258 258 rwanda together stakeholders working raise awareness tremendous impact can right away ratifying implementing kigali amendment montreal protocol among important actions country can take directly tackling climate_change reaffirming commitment paris agreement fewer additional ratifications needed order kigali amendment come force world facing difficult challenges past working together constructive spirit can ensure children climate
SDN 2017 976 976 great green wall summit great green wall one greatest regional environmental cooperation projects stretches dakar west djibouti east achieve environmental balance african desert reduce impact climate_change africa will main victim climate_change averted sudan stresses firm position regard preserving nuclear non-proliferation regime destroying weapons mass destruction guarantee prevent use weapons way anchor climate
SDN 2017 981 981 green wall one greatest regional environmental cooperation projects stretches dakar west djibouti east achieve environmental balance african desert reduce impact climate_change africa will main victim climate_change averted sudan stresses firm position regard preserving nuclear non-proliferation regime destroying weapons mass destruction guarantee prevent use weapons way anchor peace stability security world connection climate
SEN 2017 89 89 ravages war terrorism violence forms regard food crises according food agriculture organization billion tons food wasted year million people go hungry every day environment concerned global_warming reached unprecedented level agreed-on commitments addressing related crises including adequate green climate fund financing slow materialize regard ethical moral crises see universal mission democracy human climate
SEN 2017 348 348 world interaction interdependence peace today past merely absence war also preservation planet’s resources scarcity increases risk internal crises international conflicts vital safeguard integrity paris agreement climate_change future planet stake peace also requires fairer international trade paves way progress prosperity world peace long endures system unequal exchanges haves continue earn have-nots even climate
SGP 2017 408 408 adoption united nations convention law sea unclos enduring testament collective political will can achieve today unclos become constitution governs use oceans recent adoption paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development showed multilateralism can respond new challenges especially political will collective commitment dealing global issues climate_change alternative multilateral approach united nations must also climate
SGP 2017 426 426 governs use oceans recent adoption paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development showed multilateralism can respond new challenges especially political will collective commitment dealing global issues climate_change alternative multilateral approach united nations must also deal emerging global challenges cybersecurity counter-terrorism economic disruption caused emergence digital technologies including artificial intelligence potential genetic engineering climate
SLB 2017 439 439 solomon islands reaffirms principles enshrined united nations convention law sea peaceful use ocean spaces threat nuclear warfare genuine concern us small island developing states effects climate_change currently witnessing alarming rate shores present clear present danger concentration carbon_dioxide oceans now stands parts per million passed safe level parts per million parts per climate
SLB 2017 450 450 use ocean spaces threat nuclear warfare genuine concern us small island developing states effects climate_change currently witnessing alarming rate shores present clear present danger concentration carbon_dioxide oceans now stands parts per million passed safe level parts per million parts per million will soon begin dissolve corals pacific nations like climate_change continues climate
SLB 2017 474 474 concentration carbon_dioxide oceans now stands parts per million passed safe level parts per million parts per million will soon begin dissolve corals pacific nations like climate_change continues enemy constantly invaded enemy every day solomon islands lost six islands effects climate_change playground children now inundated water many peoples talk sustainable world becoming climate
SLB 2017 488 488 parts per million will soon begin dissolve corals pacific nations like climate_change continues enemy constantly invaded enemy every day solomon islands lost six islands effects climate_change playground children now inundated water many peoples talk sustainable world becoming increasingly unattainable survival mode horrors impact nuclear attack undeniable slow onset tragedy caused adverse climate
SLB 2017 515 515 children now inundated water many peoples talk sustainable world becoming increasingly unattainable survival mode horrors impact nuclear attack undeniable slow onset tragedy caused adverse impact climate_change just cruel happened yet will shortly unstable climate people’s subsequent displacement relocation can exacerbate core drivers conflict migratory pressures clash cultures competition resources threats humankind’s climate
SLB 2017 559 559 pressures clash cultures competition resources threats humankind’s existence well morph threats global peace security pacific small island developing states requesting security council also address issue climate_change useful building sea walls wave-breakers mitigate effects climate_change mere band-aid solution call major greenhouse-gas emitters meet national determined contributions reducing emissions strongly urge united states climate
SLB 2017 567 567 well morph threats global peace security pacific small island developing states requesting security council also address issue climate_change useful building sea walls wave-breakers mitigate effects climate_change mere band-aid solution call major greenhouse-gas emitters meet national determined contributions reducing emissions strongly urge united states america reconsider position paris agreement climate_change let us climate
SLB 2017 573 573 pacific small island developing states requesting security council also address issue climate_change useful building sea walls wave-breakers mitigate effects climate_change mere band-aid solution call major greenhouse-gas emitters meet national determined contributions reducing emissions strongly urge united states america reconsider position paris agreement climate_change let us stand together solidarity face defining challenges climate
SLB 2017 590 590 mitigate effects climate_change mere band-aid solution call major greenhouse-gas emitters meet national determined contributions reducing emissions strongly urge united states america reconsider position paris agreement climate_change let us stand together solidarity face defining challenges time regard twenty-third session conference parties solomon islands pledges full support fiji chair fellow pacific island country climate
SLB 2017 873 873 facility must also thank board green climate fund approving million tina river hydro project met south korea early year project will create jobs offset tons carbon_dioxide per annum diesel emissions will also provide renewable_energy affordable cost people around capital city honiara currently issue commission limits continental shelf joint submission papua new climate
SLB 2017 881 881 approving million tina river hydro project met south korea early year project will create jobs offset tons carbon_dioxide per annum diesel emissions will also provide renewable_energy affordable cost people around capital city honiara currently issue commission limits continental shelf joint submission papua new guinea federated states micronesia solomon islands concerning ontong climate
SLE 2017 88 88 thank predecessors mr peter thomson mr ban ki-moon leadership outstanding commitment advancing collective aspirations energy maintaining global peace security achieving sustainable development well concern regarding climate_change march people sierra leone will go polls elect new leaders local government parliamentary judicial elections months now second term office will come end will graciously climate
SLE 2017 378 378 human rights fundamental freedoms justice equal rights men women races yet faced unprecedented global challenges enormous proportions seemingly unending cycles conflict violence destructive devastating impacts climate_change spread terrorism largest refugee migration humanitarian crises recent history continue call question effectiveness present international machinery well ability promote sustainable peace decent life therefore generate climate
SLE 2017 914 914 cities rains displace hundreds people destroy farmland businesses properties cost lives take opportunity thank international community support moments grief need let state disasters stark reminder climate_change real also demonstrate level sierra leone’s vulnerability climate_change therefore reiterate sierra leone’s support paris agreement climate_change urge concerted global efforts dealing immediate real threat humankind climate
SLE 2017 922 922 properties cost lives take opportunity thank international community support moments grief need let state disasters stark reminder climate_change real also demonstrate level sierra leone’s vulnerability climate_change therefore reiterate sierra leone’s support paris agreement climate_change urge concerted global efforts dealing immediate real threat humankind leadership sierra leone enhanced political stability strengthening institutions climate
SLE 2017 930 930 support moments grief need let state disasters stark reminder climate_change real also demonstrate level sierra leone’s vulnerability climate_change therefore reiterate sierra leone’s support paris agreement climate_change urge concerted global efforts dealing immediate real threat humankind leadership sierra leone enhanced political stability strengthening institutions laying basis good governance allowing institutions sufficient leverage climate
SLV 2017 685 685 existence weapons nuclear destruction use threat use weapons clear violation charter united nations international humanitarian law another area must adopt urgent measures combat negative effects climate_change continue compromise economic development natural resources well-being countries el salvador produces greenhouse gases concerns us see regression international consensus fight negative effects climate_change multilateral level climate
SLV 2017 697 697 nations international humanitarian law another area must adopt urgent measures combat negative effects climate_change continue compromise economic development natural resources well-being countries el salvador produces greenhouse gases concerns us see regression international consensus fight negative effects climate_change multilateral level wish end highlighting peace agreements signed now reached twenty-fifth birthday taught us climate
SLV 2017 708 708 negative effects climate_change continue compromise economic development natural resources well-being countries el salvador produces greenhouse gases concerns us see regression international consensus fight negative effects climate_change multilateral level wish end highlighting peace agreements signed now reached twenty-fifth birthday taught us best victories won hard work will parties vein express gratitude secretary-general climate
SMR 2017 249 249 conditions sustainable development vice versa complexity challenges united nations must tackle today unparalleled history organization interconnected nature reminds us countries must act together effective fight climate_change global terrorism poverty build inclusive safe just societies secretary-general stated report work organization important rekindle faith multilateralism particular united nations country always believed power dialogue climate
SMR 2017 485 485 agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals agenda defines future vision peaceful inclusive safe society burden poverty eradicated prosperity shared decent work available together paris agreement climate_change also reflects ambition commitment member states reducing carbon_dioxide emissions giving planet inhabitants chance live longer better conditions agenda ambitious universal integrates three dimensions sustainable development climate
SMR 2017 493 493 future vision peaceful inclusive safe society burden poverty eradicated prosperity shared decent work available together paris agreement climate_change also reflects ambition commitment member states reducing carbon_dioxide emissions giving planet inhabitants chance live longer better conditions agenda ambitious universal integrates three dimensions sustainable development social economic environmental applicable states year adoption sustainable climate
SOM 2017 462 462 current drought still threatens develop famine continues national development plan outlines clear realistic road map towards breaking vicious cycle however somalia many countries receiving end climate_change unable come resources required tackle ever-growing problem regard urge member states continue improving paris agreement climate_change potential mitigate issue’s effects similarly developing countries like somalia climate
SOM 2017 478 478 breaking vicious cycle however somalia many countries receiving end climate_change unable come resources required tackle ever-growing problem regard urge member states continue improving paris agreement climate_change potential mitigate issue’s effects similarly developing countries like somalia need investment long-term initiatives including infrastructure development water conservation innovative food livestock production creation livelihood opportunities climate
SSD 2017 1187 1187 fully comply relevant security council resolutions nuclear tests ballistic-missile launches south sudan urges north korea show sincere will concrete actions towards denuclearization korean peninsula regard climate_change although south sudan’s greenhouse-gas emissions negligible one countries worst affected climate_change country experiencing recurring droughts according intergovernmental panel climate_change fastest-warming country region flooding loss biodiversity climate
SSD 2017 1191 1191 council resolutions nuclear tests ballistic-missile launches south sudan urges north korea show sincere will concrete actions towards denuclearization korean peninsula regard climate_change although south sudan’s greenhouse-gas emissions negligible one countries worst affected climate_change country experiencing recurring droughts according intergovernmental panel climate_change fastest-warming country region flooding loss biodiversity livelihoods glad inform assembly climate
SSD 2017 1198 1198 sudan urges north korea show sincere will concrete actions towards denuclearization korean peninsula regard climate_change although south sudan’s greenhouse-gas emissions negligible one countries worst affected climate_change country experiencing recurring droughts according intergovernmental panel climate_change fastest-warming country region flooding loss biodiversity livelihoods glad inform assembly south sudan ratified paris agreement climate_change prepared climate
SSD 2017 1206 1206 actions towards denuclearization korean peninsula regard climate_change although south sudan’s greenhouse-gas emissions negligible one countries worst affected climate_change country experiencing recurring droughts according intergovernmental panel climate_change fastest-warming country region flooding loss biodiversity livelihoods glad inform assembly south sudan ratified paris agreement climate_change prepared national determined contributions national adaptation programme action implement climate
SSD 2017 1222 1222 affected climate_change country experiencing recurring droughts according intergovernmental panel climate_change fastest-warming country region flooding loss biodiversity livelihoods glad inform assembly south sudan ratified paris agreement climate_change prepared national determined contributions national adaptation programme action implement projects embodied documents allow now extend appreciation countries members igad igad-plus au troika china japan germany climate
STP 2017 790 790 sustainable development goals priorities go directly core expressing achieve believe possible eradication poverty hunger promotion social economic development protection rights gender equality empowerment women reversal climate_change access quality services provision special attention vulnerable groups will see positive evolution living conditions within nations let us therefore work end regard highlight efforts african climate
STP 2017 865 865 demand governments clear commitment success however successful may achieving goals peace stability progress world scale none will make sense know take care planet combating phenomenon climate_change perhaps complex objective requiring humankind participate success fight perhaps greatest legacy can leave future generations context paris agreement climate_change historic broad-based consensus challenges face area climate
STP 2017 884 884 know take care planet combating phenomenon climate_change perhaps complex objective requiring humankind participate success fight perhaps greatest legacy can leave future generations context paris agreement climate_change historic broad-based consensus challenges face area financial technological means overcome however measures proposed yet implemented every day postpone issue planet suffers increasingly extreme_weather events cause climate
STP 2017 907 907 paris agreement climate_change historic broad-based consensus challenges face area financial technological means overcome however measures proposed yet implemented every day postpone issue planet suffers increasingly extreme_weather events cause irreparable damage ecosystem life earth therefore appeal without prejudice members assembly demonstrate political boldness understanding contribute according principle common differentiated responsibilities sao tome climate
SUR 2017 305 305 countries including suriname graduated middle-income countries zero option obtain concessional loans today lament fact vulnerability countries taken account classifications applied thus ironic suriname facing threats climate_change time making tremendous contributions mitigate climate_change high- forested low-deforestation country per cent forest cover highest world suriname provides regulation services global climate including carbon sink climate
SUR 2017 311 311 zero option obtain concessional loans today lament fact vulnerability countries taken account classifications applied thus ironic suriname facing threats climate_change time making tremendous contributions mitigate climate_change high- forested low-deforestation country per cent forest cover highest world suriname provides regulation services global climate including carbon sink addition providing livelihoods indigenous tribal communities climate
SUR 2017 378 378 amazon ecosystem provide employment income generation active forest industry set aside conservation purposes million hectares pristine rainforest referred central suriname nature reserve gift humankind suriname’s greenhouse-gas emissions historically negative challenge enhance country’s economic development maintaining unique position world achieve goal suriname ready partner governments global community stakeholders transform economy one environmental climate
SVK 2017 514 514 beginning see feel sinister consequences actions environment 100-year floods taking place high frequency hurricanes strike harder devastating droughts force people abandon homes disasters warnings future climate_change powerful natural events features new environment live now last year’s adoption paris agreement climate_change unprecedented demonstration collective will address challenges arising climate_change societies must face climate
SVK 2017 528 528 strike harder devastating droughts force people abandon homes disasters warnings future climate_change powerful natural events features new environment live now last year’s adoption paris agreement climate_change unprecedented demonstration collective will address challenges arising climate_change societies must face may remembered unique effort present generation humankind mitigate consequences impact environment may become ultimate climate
SVK 2017 536 536 disasters warnings future climate_change powerful natural events features new environment live now last year’s adoption paris agreement climate_change unprecedented demonstration collective will address challenges arising climate_change societies must face may remembered unique effort present generation humankind mitigate consequences impact environment may become ultimate legacy chance children adapt live happily safely changed climate
SVK 2017 661 661 may failed others best countless successes well-deserved global authority many pressing issues today’s world foreseen united nations created imagined one important topics united nations agenda climate_change yet demonstrate can tackle challenges naive think just applying old procedures can achieve new results address new unforeseen troubles just like organization need adapt changes climate
SVN 2017 177 177 united nations one key actors providing security stability life dignity two years ago achieved milestone agreeing development road map together sustainable development goals sdgs paris climate_change agreement provide framework vision sustainable planet future prosperity true test now implementation time go back promises rather need turn real progress will benefit people around climate
SWE 2017 143 143 wars preceded founding extreme poverty fallen historic low life expectancy continues climb millions people reached every year life-saving humanitarian assistance agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change sustaining peace agenda powerful illustrations can achieve together agreements strategies common future must now ensure organization structure tools needed support countries deliver broad support secretary-general’s climate
SWE 2017 1127 1127 multi-stakeholder participation commitments made highlighted fact saving oceans will require sectors society play part ready oceans also affected return affect climate already seeing devastating impact extreme_weather events climate_change will increase frequency intensity events left unchecked climate_change will wash away development gains increase instability conflict still doubt overwhelming evidence climate_change real ask climate
SWE 2017 1129 1129 commitments made highlighted fact saving oceans will require sectors society play part ready oceans also affected return affect climate already seeing devastating impact extreme_weather events climate_change will increase frequency intensity events left unchecked climate_change will wash away development gains increase instability conflict still doubt overwhelming evidence climate_change real ask really willing climate
SWE 2017 1137 1137 sectors society play part ready oceans also affected return affect climate already seeing devastating impact extreme_weather events climate_change will increase frequency intensity events left unchecked climate_change will wash away development gains increase instability conflict still doubt overwhelming evidence climate_change real ask really willing take chance especially see new technologies offer opportunity climate
SWE 2017 1150 1150 devastating impact extreme_weather events climate_change will increase frequency intensity events left unchecked climate_change will wash away development gains increase instability conflict still doubt overwhelming evidence climate_change real ask really willing take chance especially see new technologies offer opportunity simultaneously reduce emissions grow economies sweden already proving possible set goal zero net climate
SWE 2017 1176 1176 real ask really willing take chance especially see new technologies offer opportunity simultaneously reduce emissions grow economies sweden already proving possible set goal zero net greenhouse emissions countries must join effort achieve decisive transformations needed reduce emissions prevent worst effects climate_change happening states parties paris agreement climate_change far global commitment remains climate
SWE 2017 1191 1191 grow economies sweden already proving possible set goal zero net greenhouse emissions countries must join effort achieve decisive transformations needed reduce emissions prevent worst effects climate_change happening states parties paris agreement climate_change far global commitment remains strong address tuesday secretary-general told us must act one together united nations can fulfil promise climate
SWE 2017 1197 1197 set goal zero net greenhouse emissions countries must join effort achieve decisive transformations needed reduce emissions prevent worst effects climate_change happening states parties paris agreement climate_change far global commitment remains strong address tuesday secretary-general told us must act one together united nations can fulfil promise charter united nations advance human dignity climate
SWZ 2017 29 29 congratulations mr president election president general assembly seventy- second session commend immediately identifying six overarching priorities tenure touch attaining peace giving impetus sustainable development goals climate_change commitments equality human rights among others priorities truly capture several current troublesome global challenges look forward working closely issues kingdom eswatini also like commend leadership climate
SWZ 2017 146 146 millions africans want contribute welfare global community equal partners confident able leadership secretary-general united nations will reach greater heights support countries implementing agenda paris agreement climate_change united nations staff also congratulated remarkable work supporting inclusive sustainable development tackling diseases promoting peace stability creating conducive environment humankind live sometimes extremely inimical conditions climate
SWZ 2017 350 350 strategy revised ensure linked sdgs african union’s agenda appropriate institutional arrangements now place properly monitoring implementation goals levels sustainable development goal calls urgent action combat climate_change impacts urgency now global reality recent weather episodes around world hurricanes floods mudslides shown nation immune effects kingdom eswatini exception southern african countries including kingdom climate
SYC 2017 63 63 saying thoughts government people seychelles go millions people south asia africa united states mexico well island brothers sisters caribbean suffered unimaginable losses floods hurricanes forms extreme_weather past months.we urge international community respond generously countries calls support also take need upscale urgent action required far seriously order prevent prepare adapt recover increasingly climate
SYC 2017 349 349 growing instability national regional scale hindrance peace decent sustainable life peoples believe factors lie heart global refugee crisis problem worsen owing increasing movements populations result climate_change globalized world economy requires us act organized regions order give best possible chance transforming hopes tangible improvements quality life peoples strengthening values democracy good governance climate
SYC 2017 435 435 also opportunity practice preach peace decent life sustainable planet enough just throw resources financial human others implementing agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change processes democratically governed underpinned transparency accountability throughout harmony respect natural environment live seychelles private sector civil society non-governmental organizations parliamentarians joined public sector national effort climate
SYC 2017 507 507 years called vision exercise also includes integration agenda adopted african union small island developing states accelerated modalities action inclusive approach applies stepping implementation paris agreement climate_change light recent developments according latest science stakeholders need involved international community drastically upscale collective climate_action achieve targets something said conference parties united nations framework convention climate
SYC 2017 522 522 accelerated modalities action inclusive approach applies stepping implementation paris agreement climate_change light recent developments according latest science stakeholders need involved international community drastically upscale collective climate_action achieve targets something said conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change marrakech november even pertinent today head towards next conference parties led fellow small island climate
SYC 2017 533 533 light recent developments according latest science stakeholders need involved international community drastically upscale collective climate_action achieve targets something said conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change marrakech november even pertinent today head towards next conference parties led fellow small island developing state fiji supported germany referring paris agreement said first time climate
SYC 2017 607 607 big ideas last year seychelles reached agreement paris club others first-of-its-kind million debt- for-adaptation swap protect per cent 1.37-million-square-kilometre exclusive economic zone partly ecosystem-based adaptation climate_change also end year aim launch world’s first blue bonds raise another million sustainable fishing practices waters measures seek establish innovative sources financing implement sustainable development climate
SYC 2017 657 657 development goal oceans seas interlinked sdgs part developing seychelles blue economy thank many partners home abroad helped us bold exciting new path sustainable development resilience climate_change continue actively involved conclusion like congratulate fiji sweden great success ocean conference june call action president large-ocean developing state like reiterate seychelles commitment continuing play climate
TCD 2017 160 160 pressure already limited resources countries foreseeable disappearance disaster million human beings live resources lake chad provides letter spirit theme current session commitments contained paris agreement climate_change encourage international community save lake chad economic financial crisis affecting developing countries undermining efficient implementation agenda sustainable development tirelessly built achievements millennium development goals adoption climate
TGO 2017 132 132 peace development access quality health care healthy environment food security jobs particular young people challenges state faces particular developing countries reminder importance implementing paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda financing development adopted together regard country working actively adopt national development plan end year plan will replace strategy climate
TGO 2017 634 634 ensure body plays full role respecting human rights protecting well- peoples world regard challenges facing states call entire international community take responsible action mitigate threat global_warming quality life people planet must preserved good future generations country often faces vagaries coastal erosion flooding irregular rainy seasons believes paris agreement climate_change remains ideal climate
TGO 2017 657 657 mitigate threat global_warming quality life people planet must preserved good future generations country often faces vagaries coastal erosion flooding irregular rainy seasons believes paris agreement climate_change remains ideal framework carrying joint initiatives will safeguard climate west africa recent bad weather resulted significant loss life sierra leone tens thousands victims niger conjured climate
THA 2017 405 405 country world eliminate mother- to-child transmission hiv syphilis world going critical time facing series shared challenges extremism terrorism ongoing conflicts irregular migration along environmental degradation climate_change natural disasters another grave concern nuclear threat looming us feels real now ever times like humankind truly tested two days ago thailand signed deposited instrument climate
TJK 2017 761 761 better can contribute successful implementation agenda also help countries cope social challenges improve livelihood living standards people providing jobs representatives international community adopted paris agreement climate_change two years ago goals enshrined critical document determine major obligations efforts international community reducing carbon dioxode emissions atmosphere adaptation climate_change transitioning low-carbon economy climate_change accelerates climate
TJK 2017 781 781 international community adopted paris agreement climate_change two years ago goals enshrined critical document determine major obligations efforts international community reducing carbon dioxode emissions atmosphere adaptation climate_change transitioning low-carbon economy climate_change accelerates melting glaciers affects rise water level rivers negatively affects certain sectors national economy per cent territory surrounded mountains tajikistan owing climate
TJK 2017 785 785 agreement climate_change two years ago goals enshrined critical document determine major obligations efforts international community reducing carbon dioxode emissions atmosphere adaptation climate_change transitioning low-carbon economy climate_change accelerates melting glaciers affects rise water level rivers negatively affects certain sectors national economy per cent territory surrounded mountains tajikistan owing geographical location faces devastating climate
TJK 2017 812 812 melting glaciers affects rise water level rivers negatively affects certain sectors national economy per cent territory surrounded mountains tajikistan owing geographical location faces devastating consequences climate_change natural disasters every year country suffers natural disasters including related water tajikistan spends hundreds millions dollars tackle eliminate consequences natural disasters past years tajikistan lost climate
TJK 2017 842 842 country suffers natural disasters including related water tajikistan spends hundreds millions dollars tackle eliminate consequences natural disasters past years tajikistan lost glaciers due melting result climate_change temperature rise comes time industrial capability tajikistan main source carbon_dioxide emissions especially large ninety-eight per cent country’s energy produced hydroelectric power stations generating environmentally friendly climate
TJK 2017 843 843 suffers natural disasters including related water tajikistan spends hundreds millions dollars tackle eliminate consequences natural disasters past years tajikistan lost glaciers due melting result climate_change temperature rise comes time industrial capability tajikistan main source carbon_dioxide emissions especially large ninety-eight per cent country’s energy produced hydroelectric power stations generating environmentally friendly energy climate
TJK 2017 852 852 millions dollars tackle eliminate consequences natural disasters past years tajikistan lost glaciers due melting result climate_change temperature rise comes time industrial capability tajikistan main source carbon_dioxide emissions especially large ninety-eight per cent country’s energy produced hydroelectric power stations generating environmentally friendly energy per cent central asian water resources currently formed tajikistan climate
TJK 2017 914 914 come us turn words actions demonstrate resolve implement goals paris agreement view one way achieve goals paris agreement adhere green economy recommmendations promote comprehensive use renewable_energy sources context express full support international sustainable energy initiative united nations decade sustainable energy 2014-2024 important international community make vigorous efforts achieve goals tajikistan strongly climate
TLS 2017 645 645 human rights poverty dialogue negotiation multilateral cooperation respect democracy can meet ambitious goals established today international community facing unprecedented challenge require multilateral cooperation global response climate_change already growing impact development conditions society future planet effect food security among things central concerns target several government measures including within scope multilateral cooperation community climate
TLS 2017 682 682 among things central concerns target several government measures including within scope multilateral cooperation community portuguese-speaking countries recently honour presidi ng small island developing states effects climate_change represent existential issue requires attention effort us international cooperation fight transnational crime levels top priority timor-leste international community inalienable duty work realize values civilization enshrined climate
TON 2017 368 368 assess follow-up monitoring accountability commitments sids essentially linked agenda addis ababa action agenda fully support fiji’s presidency year twenty-third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change view strongly addressing adverse impacts climate_change urgent need innovation adaptation sids note role international monetary fund world bank asian development bank making disaster finance financial climate
TON 2017 374 374 essentially linked agenda addis ababa action agenda fully support fiji’s presidency year twenty-third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change view strongly addressing adverse impacts climate_change urgent need innovation adaptation sids note role international monetary fund world bank asian development bank making disaster finance financial tools available sids acknowledge work expanding climate
TON 2017 436 436 islands region experiences particularly natural disasters adverse economic shocks reiterate call appointment special representative climate security ensure united nations system appropriate tools respond effectively efficiently climate_change existential threat mounting security challenge sids entire international community enhanced access modern clean sustainable-energy services energy efficiency use economically viable environmentally sound technology research play climate
TON 2017 483 483 sound technology research play critical role sustainable development mitigation efforts also essential overcoming challenges excessive dependence imported fossil fuels strengthen international regional cooperation pacific centre renewable_energy energy efficiency established tonga april centre provides valuable support pacific island countries territories advancing various priorities commitments achieving sustainable energy contributing sdgs partnership includes pacific climate
TON 2017 554 554 biennial resolution entitled cooperation united nations pacific islands forum resolution however continue experience negative effects ocean degradation livelihoods culture owing anthropogenic activities devastating interrelated effects climate_change already actively contributing implementation sdg look forward strong collaboration interested parties year hosted international whaling meeting far-sighted royal decree majesty late king tupou iv already climate
TON 2017 870 870 mechanism pacific sids italy austria luxembourg spain exemplified joint committee ably co-chaired italy chair pacific sids every year since tonga therefore benefited thanks projects related renewable_energy water strengthening young government officials capacities recently protected maritime areas welcome establishment india-united nations development fund united nations office south-south cooperation launched project implemented undp climate
TTO 2017 104 104 commitment leadership seventy- first session extend congratulations excellency mr antónio guterres assumption position secretary-general wish encourage commend direction guidance steering us forward shifting weather patterns global_warming sea-level rise impacts climate_change global scope unprecedented scale region witnessed catastrophic effects hurricanes irma jose maria undoubtedly changed forever lives several caribbean countries leaving islands climate
TTO 2017 108 108 session extend congratulations excellency mr antónio guterres assumption position secretary-general wish encourage commend direction guidance steering us forward shifting weather patterns global_warming sea-level rise impacts climate_change global scope unprecedented scale region witnessed catastrophic effects hurricanes irma jose maria undoubtedly changed forever lives several caribbean countries leaving islands almost uninhabitable resulting many climate
TTO 2017 251 251 first responder however cdema will need additional resources funding enable even facilitate immediate responses natural disaster face recent natural catastrophes can one deny scientific findings climate_change real indeed upon us events past months caribbean remind us small island developing states sids remain forefront impact climate_change means continue approach nature’s fury holds climate
TTO 2017 270 270 catastrophes can one deny scientific findings climate_change real indeed upon us events past months caribbean remind us small island developing states sids remain forefront impact climate_change means continue approach nature’s fury holds prejudice yet light categorization high-income countries outdated formula gross domestic product per capita caribbean countries will qualify aid development climate
TTO 2017 342 342 access development assistance aid debt relief caribbean region collectively embarks together arduous task recovery rehabilitation reconstruction order achieve human global sustainable development must treat unmitigated climate_change global temperature rise priority issue trinidad tobago part remains committed achieving overarching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change nationally determined contribution trinidad climate
TTO 2017 344 344 assistance aid debt relief caribbean region collectively embarks together arduous task recovery rehabilitation reconstruction order achieve human global sustainable development must treat unmitigated climate_change global temperature rise priority issue trinidad tobago part remains committed achieving overarching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change nationally determined contribution trinidad tobago indicated climate
TTO 2017 360 360 human global sustainable development must treat unmitigated climate_change global temperature rise priority issue trinidad tobago part remains committed achieving overarching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change nationally determined contribution trinidad tobago indicated intention reduce december greenhouse-gas emissions public- transportation sector per cent comparison levels trinidad tobago therefore framed climate
TTO 2017 363 363 development must treat unmitigated climate_change global temperature rise priority issue trinidad tobago part remains committed achieving overarching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change nationally determined contribution trinidad tobago indicated intention reduce december greenhouse-gas emissions public- transportation sector per cent comparison levels trinidad tobago therefore framed national development plan climate
TTO 2017 373 373 trinidad tobago part remains committed achieving overarching objectives united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change nationally determined contribution trinidad tobago indicated intention reduce december greenhouse-gas emissions public- transportation sector per cent comparison levels trinidad tobago therefore framed national development plan period 2016-2030 entitled vision thematic focus many hearts many voices climate
TUN 2017 335 335 country working ensure social peace security requires active engagement international community large supporting implementation ambitious goals agenda sustainable development particular address environmental challenges mitigating impacts climate_change economies developing countries livelihoods people therefore mainstreamed goals national development plan 2016-2020 embarked upon implementing collaboration competent international agencies regional structures particular african union given climate
TUN 2017 446 446 end poverty marginalization epidemics work towards peaceful just inclusive prosperous african communities believe environmental considerations important achieving sustainable development world’s nations therefore signed paris agreement climate_change voluntarily committed reducing gas emissions per cent commitment also demonstrated nationally determined contribution devoted united nations framework convention climate_change tunisia upholds principles international legitimacy supports climate
TUN 2017 465 465 world’s nations therefore signed paris agreement climate_change voluntarily committed reducing gas emissions per cent commitment also demonstrated nationally determined contribution devoted united nations framework convention climate_change tunisia upholds principles international legitimacy supports efforts aimed maintaining international peace security particular strengthening contributions united nations peacekeeping peacebuilding operations therefore efforts promote principles justice climate
TUV 2017 427 427 must advanced neither principles fear deterrence adage might right rather moral justice humankind equity trust respect full enjoyment basic human rights entry force paris agreement climate_change last year raised hopes recognizing existential threat us member states commit common cause fighting climate_change adapting impacts strengthening ability developing states especially vulnerable deal paris climate
TUV 2017 442 442 respect full enjoyment basic human rights entry force paris agreement climate_change last year raised hopes recognizing existential threat us member states commit common cause fighting climate_change adapting impacts strengthening ability developing states especially vulnerable deal paris agreement common hope decent life sustainable planet tuvalu hope security survival hope however dimmed announcement climate
TUV 2017 485 485 tuvalu hope security survival hope however dimmed announcement united states will abandon paris agreement decision risks undermining global efforts save protect livelihoods people risk impacts climate_change marginalized vulnerable poor women children suffer climate_change especially live low-lying islands incoastal areas already tens millions people number increasing alarming rate domestic economic political interests climate
TUV 2017 492 492 announcement united states will abandon paris agreement decision risks undermining global efforts save protect livelihoods people risk impacts climate_change marginalized vulnerable poor women children suffer climate_change especially live low-lying islands incoastal areas already tens millions people number increasing alarming rate domestic economic political interests often short-term benefit pursued expense decent life climate
TUV 2017 561 561 allow us particular vulnerable best possible chance save sustainable future humankind nevertheless encouraged morning strong leadership canadian prime minister justin trudeau french president emmanuel macron climate_change thank highly commend courage welcome secretary-general’s intention convene dedicated climate summit mobilize political support will important opportunity view review progress momentum importantly enhance commitment taking climate
TUV 2017 591 591 welcome secretary-general’s intention convene dedicated climate summit mobilize political support will important opportunity view review progress momentum importantly enhance commitment taking urgent credible actions reverse global_warming also encouraged secretary-general’s commitment intensifying high-level political engagement limit temperature rise well c pre-industrial levels aiming limiting increase c likewise heartened dedication rallying united nations climate
TUV 2017 601 601 will important opportunity view review progress momentum importantly enhance commitment taking urgent credible actions reverse global_warming also encouraged secretary-general’s commitment intensifying high-level political engagement limit temperature rise well c pre-industrial levels aiming limiting increase c likewise heartened dedication rallying united nations system better support member states mobilizing resources strengthening partnerships pursuit climate
TUV 2017 627 627 rise well c pre-industrial levels aiming limiting increase c likewise heartened dedication rallying united nations system better support member states mobilizing resources strengthening partnerships pursuit climate_action indeed without enhanced commitment genuine partnerships paris agreement will save us especially vulnerable climate_change risk multiplier factors development challenges complex continue change reason reiterate call climate
TUV 2017 641 641 nations system better support member states mobilizing resources strengthening partnerships pursuit climate_action indeed without enhanced commitment genuine partnerships paris agreement will save us especially vulnerable climate_change risk multiplier factors development challenges complex continue change reason reiterate call appointment special representative climate_change security order enhance international focus coordination commitment vein call climate_change climate
TUV 2017 656 656 commitment genuine partnerships paris agreement will save us especially vulnerable climate_change risk multiplier factors development challenges complex continue change reason reiterate call appointment special representative climate_change security order enhance international focus coordination commitment vein call climate_change security permanent item agenda security council given direct threat global peace security tuvalu many low-lying climate
TUV 2017 666 666 climate_change risk multiplier factors development challenges complex continue change reason reiterate call appointment special representative climate_change security order enhance international focus coordination commitment vein call climate_change security permanent item agenda security council given direct threat global peace security tuvalu many low-lying islands peace security imperilled traditional threats conflict violence drugs weapons climate
TUV 2017 699 699 direct threat global peace security tuvalu many low-lying islands peace security imperilled traditional threats conflict violence drugs weapons famine disease instead male declaration human dimension climate_change recognized impacts climate_change pose immediate fundamental far-reaching threat individuals communities vulnerable states threaten wide range human rights including right life right take part cultural life climate
TUV 2017 702 702 peace security tuvalu many low-lying islands peace security imperilled traditional threats conflict violence drugs weapons famine disease instead male declaration human dimension climate_change recognized impacts climate_change pose immediate fundamental far-reaching threat individuals communities vulnerable states threaten wide range human rights including right life right take part cultural life right use enjoy climate
TUV 2017 746 746 take part cultural life right use enjoy property right adequate standard living right food right highest attainable standard physical mental health ten years ago recognized climate_change single greatest major threat peace security ultimately survival remains today situation grows urgent every day current warming trends islands may submerged sea within next years climate
TUV 2017 781 781 today situation grows urgent every day current warming trends islands may submerged sea within next years happens will forced abandon islands even though contribute least global_warming sea-level rise forced relocation displacement people injustice infringement fundamental basic human rights reason continue call enhanced global commitment partnerships implementation paris agreement give campaign two climate
TUV 2017 832 832 simple reasons first relocation statelessness totally unacceptable many us hall agree secondly know membership global family united nations tools resources save tuvalu low-lying states impacts climate_change question whether will courage help people come together face grave risks many years international community guided charter united nations cooperated many fronts deal threats ebola climate
TUV 2017 887 887 subsequently lives rights people displaced threats international response immediate threats potential global threats humankind others however response driven political economic interests sadly displacement owing impacts climate_change drawn international concern response despite fact real potential become serious threat global peace security human rights uncontrolled mass migration europe result conflicts natural disasters example climate
TUV 2017 941 941 lesson place effective international institutions systems control manage protect rights migrants exactly manner must now formulate effective international systems protect human rights people displaced impacts climate_change avoid uncontrolled mass migration mass violation human rights preparation must include developing appropriate international legal tools cope complex multifaceted challenges posed climate_change particular current refugee climate
TUV 2017 963 963 people displaced impacts climate_change avoid uncontrolled mass migration mass violation human rights preparation must include developing appropriate international legal tools cope complex multifaceted challenges posed climate_change particular current refugee regimes developed cope traditional threats adequately protect people forced leave homes impacts climate_change therefore reiterate proposal united nations resolution establishment legal process climate
TUV 2017 979 979 appropriate international legal tools cope complex multifaceted challenges posed climate_change particular current refugee regimes developed cope traditional threats adequately protect people forced leave homes impacts climate_change therefore reiterate proposal united nations resolution establishment legal process protect human rights ultimately save lives people displaced impacts climate_change least developed country ldc small island climate
TUV 2017 998 998 protect people forced leave homes impacts climate_change therefore reiterate proposal united nations resolution establishment legal process protect human rights ultimately save lives people displaced impacts climate_change least developed country ldc small island developing state sids need enhanced global support overcome structural challenges face implementing agenda sustainable development part tuvalu developed national climate
TUV 2017 1045 1045 part tuvalu developed national strategy sustainable development known te kakeega iii premised building resilience good governance inclusive participation capacity measures mitigation ldcs targets per cent renewable_energy well coastal protection adaptation islands order protect save tuvalu grateful members international community generous support work green climate fund global environment facility united nations development climate
TUV 2017 1080 1080 grateful members international community generous support work green climate fund global environment facility united nations development programme well donors bilateral partners grateful goodwill established tuvalu climate_change disaster survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivity health care quality climate
TUV 2017 1090 1090 global environment facility united nations development programme well donors bilateral partners grateful goodwill established tuvalu climate_change disaster survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivity health care quality education renewable_energy critical areas particular priority tuvalu will welcome development climate
TUV 2017 1107 1107 survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivity health care quality education renewable_energy critical areas particular priority tuvalu will welcome development genuine durable partnerships aspired sids accelerated modalities action pathway regard issue ldc graduation view country must graduate climate
TUV 2017 1425 1425 genuine partnership can contribute realization decent life marginalized communities ignore risk leaving behind hope decent life constrained violence natural disasters violation human rights atrocities impacts climate_change leave anyone behind finally wish express tuvalu’s strong support global pact environment initiated proposed france need internationally legally binding agreement protects rights safe clean environment climate
TUV 2017 1467 1467 internationally legally binding agreement protects rights safe clean environment one big canoe humankind canadian prime minister justin trudeau said morning one country right jump ship climate_change must either paddle together keep canoe afloat safe allow canoe sink drown hope global pact environment paris agreement can save tuvalu can save tuvalu can climate
TZA 2017 137 137 legacy confident team will advance left pledged opening statement today world facing myriad challenges include new old threats international terrorism international crimes persistent poverty hunger climate_change well global inequalities economic social status among nations challenges call common urgent response entire united nations system international community whole regard delegation welcomes theme session climate
TZA 2017 208 208 goals targets enshrined agenda sustainable development striving peace decent life sustainable planet focus ending poverty promoting economic social prosperity addressing inequality injustices tackling adverse impacts climate_change can achieved successfully implementing sustainable development goals sdgs cognizant fact tanzania integrated sustainable development goals second phase five-year development plan focuses industrialization basis complementarity agricultural climate
TZA 2017 377 377 include strengthening small medium enterprises securing fair taxation fiscal regimes business entities restoring discipline accountability fighting corruption financial discipline accountability sectors hallmarks president magufuli’s government climate_change become existential challenge entire planet earth parts world increasingly experiencing adverse impact climate_change manifested persistent droughts land degradation coastal erosion ocean temperature rise extreme_weather patterns climate
TZA 2017 390 390 discipline accountability fighting corruption financial discipline accountability sectors hallmarks president magufuli’s government climate_change become existential challenge entire planet earth parts world increasingly experiencing adverse impact climate_change manifested persistent droughts land degradation coastal erosion ocean temperature rise extreme_weather patterns cyclones typhoons hurricanes floods tanzania instance disheartening witness epic snows glaciers kilimanjaro highest climate
TZA 2017 399 399 president magufuli’s government climate_change become existential challenge entire planet earth parts world increasingly experiencing adverse impact climate_change manifested persistent droughts land degradation coastal erosion ocean temperature rise extreme_weather patterns cyclones typhoons hurricanes floods tanzania instance disheartening witness epic snows glaciers kilimanjaro highest mountain africa melting alarming rate background like express government’s climate
TZA 2017 401 401 government climate_change become existential challenge entire planet earth parts world increasingly experiencing adverse impact climate_change manifested persistent droughts land degradation coastal erosion ocean temperature rise extreme_weather patterns cyclones typhoons hurricanes floods tanzania instance disheartening witness epic snows glaciers kilimanjaro highest mountain africa melting alarming rate background like express government’s heartfelt sympathies climate
TZA 2017 446 446 background like express government’s heartfelt sympathies condolences brothers sisters caribbean south asia mexico nigeria sierra leone united states america around world recently victims disastrous impact climate_change thoughts prayers lost lives dispossessed displaced us wake-up call reminder climate_change boundaries can potentially wipe economic development achievements blink eye therefore sooner act better chances climate
TZA 2017 457 457 asia mexico nigeria sierra leone united states america around world recently victims disastrous impact climate_change thoughts prayers lost lives dispossessed displaced us wake-up call reminder climate_change boundaries can potentially wipe economic development achievements blink eye therefore sooner act better chances protect planet earth present future generations fortunate paris agreement already entered climate
TZA 2017 515 515 gave birth paris agreement leadership france implement letter spirit articles assistance developing countries go beyond mere mitigation measures target adaptation measures built-in green technologies control carbon_emissions outset violent conflicts continue plague world challenge united nations particularly security council primary responsibility maintaining international peace security claim thousands lives lead massive displacements flights climate
UKR 2017 1326 1326 well promoting effective public health system affordable education decent work convinced country alone can achieve sustainable development without sustainable peace sustainable security also doubt mitigation global_warming remains indispensable element sustainable development proud ukraine fully committed obligations paris agreement climate_change intentions regard serious ukraine first european country deposit instrument ratification united nations climate
UKR 2017 1339 1339 can achieve sustainable development without sustainable peace sustainable security also doubt mitigation global_warming remains indispensable element sustainable development proud ukraine fully committed obligations paris agreement climate_change intentions regard serious ukraine first european country deposit instrument ratification united nations united nations always played leading role ensuring crimes past can never happen seventy-second climate
URY 2017 192 192 held architecture peaceful democratic manner increase armed conflicts characterized unprecedented violence proliferation weapons mass destruction expansion trade types weapons spread terrorism cyberattacks hunger devastating effects climate_change make ever necessary international community make strong commitment addressing time many expressions violence devastation result global causes injudicious strive impose painful insufficiently local responses challenges climate
VAT 2017 169 169 fundamental freedoms relating dignified spiritual material intellectual life citizens families including inter alia right food water housing safe environment work agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change international community committed effective measures eradicate root causes various evils indignities many people world facing today moments assembly adopted agenda sustainable development pope francis defined climate
VAT 2017 297 297 comes lives people must therefore take hard honest look principal challenges peoples world facing today will face tomorrow mind responsible compliance united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement well implementation addis ababa action agenda agenda way focusing countries international organizations working together peace setting aside dangerous game exchanging threats perspective holy climate
VCT 2017 198 198 devastating battering let us make mistake death destruction wrought hurricane season merely result freak weather events vengeful acts god direct result acts omissions humankind manifestations climate_change symptoms prescient predictions made overwhelming majority scientists today almost every year hotter preceding one almost every hurricane season intense almost every storm drought flood destructive climate
VCT 2017 235 235 hotter preceding one almost every hurricane season intense almost every storm drought flood destructive predecessors barefaced insult intelligence experience peoples island states coastal areas call climate_change hoax point almost cliché reaffirm small island developing states vulnerable climate_change contributing least emissions cause truism foundation just urgent unavoidable demand nations contributed climate_change also climate
VCT 2017 246 246 drought flood destructive predecessors barefaced insult intelligence experience peoples island states coastal areas call climate_change hoax point almost cliché reaffirm small island developing states vulnerable climate_change contributing least emissions cause truism foundation just urgent unavoidable demand nations contributed climate_change also mitigate effects assist others adapting dangerous new realities global community great climate
VCT 2017 259 259 call climate_change hoax point almost cliché reaffirm small island developing states vulnerable climate_change contributing least emissions cause truism foundation just urgent unavoidable demand nations contributed climate_change also mitigate effects assist others adapting dangerous new realities global community great tradition united nations spirit founders organization came together hard-fought negotiations craft paris agreement climate
VCT 2017 285 285 also mitigate effects assist others adapting dangerous new realities global community great tradition united nations spirit founders organization came together hard-fought negotiations craft paris agreement climate_change ambitious imperfect agreement designed arrest climate_change assist affected saint vincent grenadines views attempt disavow freshly minted commitments paris agreement act hostility draw direct causal connection climate
VCT 2017 291 291 dangerous new realities global community great tradition united nations spirit founders organization came together hard-fought negotiations craft paris agreement climate_change ambitious imperfect agreement designed arrest climate_change assist affected saint vincent grenadines views attempt disavow freshly minted commitments paris agreement act hostility draw direct causal connection abdication future death destruction island states climate
VCT 2017 441 441 powers potential donors alike look past political issues look instead needs affected peoples communities also call colonial powers accept full responsibility recovery rehabilitation territories rise climate_change existential threat era replaced persistent peril armed conflict across globe human suffering syria yemen myanmar demands greater international attention action similarly potential threats international peace climate
VCT 2017 979 979 priority demands coordinated political solution saint vincent grenadines applauds president’s sustained focus sustainable development government located sustainable development goals sdgs centre national development strategies areas climate_change pollution biodiversity banned styrofoam products turtle-hunting tightened restrictions internationally permitted indigenous whaling activity implemented new coastal protection regulations investing heavily geothermal solar energy expect generate climate
VEN 2017 1188 1188 funds required united nations must commit guaranteeing worthy funding comprehensive sustainable development member states may coincidence days seventy-second session general assembly effects frequently warned feared climate_change manifested devastation death caused consecutive hurricanes magnitudes never previously seen occurred far new york unprecedented wrath natural phenomena affected brothers sisters several caribbean countries prime climate
VEN 2017 1247 1247 made two extraordinary statements general assembly bravely emotionally expressed absolute truths alerted us need concrete joint urgent action avoid greater havoc wreaked phenomena undeniably caused climate_change roosevelt skerrit said small countries becoming victims war choose start part war developed countries capitalist system mother nature today greater emphasis ever recall motto environmental climate
VEN 2017 1310 1310 physical infrastructure using construction techniques resistant hardships new natural phenomena fall affected countries people also shared differentiated responsibility must borne principally countries pollute thereby contribute climate_change context light consequences witnessed find extraordinary hostile government united states polluting country intends withdraw paris agreement climate_change panacea collective step forward mitigating effects climate_change many climate
VEN 2017 1327 1327 responsibility must borne principally countries pollute thereby contribute climate_change context light consequences witnessed find extraordinary hostile government united states polluting country intends withdraw paris agreement climate_change panacea collective step forward mitigating effects climate_change many hurricanes typhoons landslides droughts cases subsidence many deaths injured people devastated countries needed ascertain climate_change stated experts climate
VEN 2017 1334 1334 contribute climate_change context light consequences witnessed find extraordinary hostile government united states polluting country intends withdraw paris agreement climate_change panacea collective step forward mitigating effects climate_change many hurricanes typhoons landslides droughts cases subsidence many deaths injured people devastated countries needed ascertain climate_change stated experts united nations threat entire planet everyone’s responsibility climate
VEN 2017 1350 1350 paris agreement climate_change panacea collective step forward mitigating effects climate_change many hurricanes typhoons landslides droughts cases subsidence many deaths injured people devastated countries needed ascertain climate_change stated experts united nations threat entire planet everyone’s responsibility reverse bolivarian republic venezuela offers condolences governments families affected successive hurricanes caribbean united states well victims climate
VNM 2017 208 208 development way yet world still fraught turmoil uncertainties fragility peace cooperation prevail people around world facing unprecedented challenges security development political instability risk conflicts disasters climate_change threaten sustainable development nations terrorism weapons mass destruction gone global threat everyone efforts achieve disarmament arms control non-proliferation progressed expected worst migration humanitarian crisis since climate
VNM 2017 273 273 millions people together slow unsustainable growth global economy globalization economic integration now facing less certain future inequality within countries remains one biggest challenges time impact climate_change ever real far beyond predicted year witnessed multiple natural disasters inflicted heavy losses human life property cuba mexico united states caribbean countries given daunting challenges climate
VNM 2017 383 383 must place interests people centre policies actions will able ensure decent life believe life can decent poverty unemployment epidemics still effectively addressed decent still threatened climate_change disasters will succeed quest sustainable development decent life secure sustainable peace enjoyed peace independence past four decades now know peace can bring sustaining peace must climate
VNM 2017 756 756 nam actively engaged work united nations serving human rights council member economic social council term 2016-2018 begun implement national plan action implementing agenda paris agreement climate_change will present voluntary national review implementation agenda march viet nam hosted high-level euro-asia regional meeting improving cooperation transit trade facilitation since viet nam sent officers climate
VUT 2017 508 508 launched national sustainable development plan also known people’s plan encompasses sustainable development goals know way ahead implement national road map will tough given structural weaknesses extreme_weather events frequent earthquakes external economic shocks vanuatu ranked one disaster-prone countries four years row make path even difficult general assembly planned remove vanuatu’s status least climate
VUT 2017 751 751 stronger resilient responsive pacific region pacific know important work unison unity stronger can achieve positive results similarly actions united nations decisive members united understanding science climate_change deepened past years devastating impact knows borders terrible earthquake mexico hurricane maria hurricane irma caribbean hurricane harvey texas tropical storm pam devastated vanuatu brutal warnings climate
VUT 2017 798 798 devastated vanuatu brutal warnings mother nature climate changing faster efforts counter change solving problem taken centuries manifest requires reflection effort part collectively reducing rate emit greenhouse gases can make major difference can limit average rise temperature less c change chemistry oceans manage sea- level rise prevent disasters generations come urge states climate
VUT 2017 808 808 counter change solving problem taken centuries manifest requires reflection effort part collectively reducing rate emit greenhouse gases can make major difference can limit average rise temperature less c change chemistry oceans manage sea- level rise prevent disasters generations come urge states members united nations persevere therefore urge united states part one climate
VUT 2017 840 840 sea- level rise prevent disasters generations come urge states members united nations persevere therefore urge united states part one world reverse decision enforce paris agreement climate_change country deeply concerned climate_change paris agreement committed reversing decline health oceans united nations ocean conference held new york june shown quality oceans contribute livelihoods seriously climate
VUT 2017 844 844 disasters generations come urge states members united nations persevere therefore urge united states part one world reverse decision enforce paris agreement climate_change country deeply concerned climate_change paris agreement committed reversing decline health oceans united nations ocean conference held new york june shown quality oceans contribute livelihoods seriously undermined urgent immediate attention climate
VUT 2017 905 905 important concerned health ocean impact humankind’s survival government committed implementing resolutions conference including sustainable development goal partnerships national efforts committed achieving national goal per cent renewable_energy support development partners launched national oceans policy will also ban use plastic bags order reduce amount ocean debris preserve health pacific islands forum leaders meeting climate
VUT 2017 1075 1075 provinces reduce poverty government committed ensuring peaceful just inclusive society building responsive institutions capable delivering quality services citizens work development partners enhance resilience adaptability peoples climate_change natural disasters government committed structural reform ensure political economic stability based equitable sustainable growth create jobs increase citizens incomes government sincerely thanks traditional development partners climate
WSM 2017 191 191 uncertainty sense ebbing hope losing fight free world poverty instability conflicts abound longer distanced disconnected deadly acts terrorism devastation natural human-induced disasters living environment risk climate_change existential threat allow pause offer sincere condolences governments peoples countries suffered recent devastation hurricanes earthquakes help watch trepidation uneasiness global dynamics nudging world perilously close climate
WSM 2017 378 378 enhancing organization’s capability assist member states implementing united nations global counter-terrorism strategy historic first-ever treaty banning nuclear weapons positive developments moving forward like global challenges climate_change transcends borders without leaving trace respect sovereignty discriminate rich poor countries dire consequences real including remain denial climate_change perpetual priority issue country pacific region small climate
WSM 2017 396 396 positive developments moving forward like global challenges climate_change transcends borders without leaving trace respect sovereignty discriminate rich poor countries dire consequences real including remain denial climate_change perpetual priority issue country pacific region small islands witnessed recently natural catastrophes can decimate entire country bringing great pain upheaval peoples lives well set back climate
WSM 2017 770 770 asia pacific complements samoa’s road map based integrated approach involving implementation agenda small island developing states sids accelerated modalities action known samoa pathway paris agreement climate_change framework pacific regionalism aligned national development strategy small island developing states samoa pathway sustainable development road map highlights key tasks priorities closely linked agenda approach climate
WSM 2017 1111 1111 action advancing pacific islands forum leaders vision region discussed key priorities region pacific leaders will highlight implementation requires collective urgent action gathering united nations first climate_change remains priority challenge pacific region existential nature security implications climate_change already happening washed away rising tides significant security implications impact threatens continued existence viability sovereign climate
WSM 2017 1121 1121 priorities region pacific leaders will highlight implementation requires collective urgent action gathering united nations first climate_change remains priority challenge pacific region existential nature security implications climate_change already happening washed away rising tides significant security implications impact threatens continued existence viability sovereign states low-lying atolls even countries self-denial regard phenomenon climate_change must climate
WSM 2017 1145 1145 implications climate_change already happening washed away rising tides significant security implications impact threatens continued existence viability sovereign states low-lying atolls even countries self-denial regard phenomenon climate_change must surely now accept weight scientific evidence implementation paris agreement climate_change high priority requires collective action address existential threat confident fiji’s presidency twenty- third conference climate
WSM 2017 1156 1156 impact threatens continued existence viability sovereign states low-lying atolls even countries self-denial regard phenomenon climate_change must surely now accept weight scientific evidence implementation paris agreement climate_change high priority requires collective action address existential threat confident fiji’s presidency twenty- third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will focus spotlight challenges need climate
WSM 2017 1176 1176 scientific evidence implementation paris agreement climate_change high priority requires collective action address existential threat confident fiji’s presidency twenty- third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will focus spotlight challenges need genuine partnerships help us deliver nationally determined contributions part implementation paris agreement pacific also endorsed framework resilience development pacific integrated climate
WSM 2017 1204 1204 spotlight challenges need genuine partnerships help us deliver nationally determined contributions part implementation paris agreement pacific also endorsed framework resilience development pacific integrated approach address climate_change disaster risk management institutional arrangements support elaboration implementation paris agreement secondly ocean resources continue critical livelihoods people region impacts climate_change illegal unregulated unreported fishing overfishing climate
WSM 2017 1224 1224 development pacific integrated approach address climate_change disaster risk management institutional arrangements support elaboration implementation paris agreement secondly ocean resources continue critical livelihoods people region impacts climate_change illegal unregulated unreported fishing overfishing threatening sustainability crucial resource region pacific forum members will continue actively engaged ocean-related issues general assembly seventy-second session including biodiversity climate
WSM 2017 1406 1406 member countries agreed build biketawa declaration forum security-related declarations expand concept security including human security humanitarian assistance prioritizing environmental security regional cooperation building resilience disasters climate_change years pacific continued call advancing cause nuclear non-proliferation issues radioactive contaminants republic marshall islands great concern country region count promised support relevant united nations entities climate
ZAF 2017 750 750 towards fulfilling long- awaited ideal failure will result united nations irreversibly losing legitimacy take opportunity express empathy solidarity victims devastating hurricanes monsoons floods droughts result climate_change phenomena proof climate_change real act now future generations will suffer untold consequences paris agreement climate_change milestone history efforts address climate_change consequences resist efforts unravel undermine climate
ZAF 2017 753 753 awaited ideal failure will result united nations irreversibly losing legitimacy take opportunity express empathy solidarity victims devastating hurricanes monsoons floods droughts result climate_change phenomena proof climate_change real act now future generations will suffer untold consequences paris agreement climate_change milestone history efforts address climate_change consequences resist efforts unravel undermine paris agreement efforts climate
ZAF 2017 765 765 express empathy solidarity victims devastating hurricanes monsoons floods droughts result climate_change phenomena proof climate_change real act now future generations will suffer untold consequences paris agreement climate_change milestone history efforts address climate_change consequences resist efforts unravel undermine paris agreement efforts directed mobilization resources required implementation south africa seventy-second session general assembly coincides climate
ZAF 2017 770 770 hurricanes monsoons floods droughts result climate_change phenomena proof climate_change real act now future generations will suffer untold consequences paris agreement climate_change milestone history efforts address climate_change consequences resist efforts unravel undermine paris agreement efforts directed mobilization resources required implementation south africa seventy-second session general assembly coincides centenary oliver reginald tambo led climate
ZMB 2017 102 102 opportunity evaluate existing multilateral approaches address challenges affecting peoples include threats socioeconomic development international peace security need therefore develop innovative approaches responses challenges include terrorism climate_change nuclear weapons hiv aids among many others today’s globalized interdependent world country however wealthy powerful can resolve challenges single-handedly common solutions therefore required strong united climate
ZMB 2017 136 136 globalized interdependent world country however wealthy powerful can resolve challenges single-handedly common solutions therefore required strong united nations year’s session taking place backdrop adverse effects climate_change spared one nation developed underdeveloped efforts raise standard living world’s poor people order meet sustainable development goals frustrated effects climate_change witnessed devastating effects climate_change environment climate
ZMB 2017 156 156 taking place backdrop adverse effects climate_change spared one nation developed underdeveloped efforts raise standard living world’s poor people order meet sustainable development goals frustrated effects climate_change witnessed devastating effects climate_change environment recently many hurricanes caribbean remember time forests within child’s walking distance particular africa teeming profusion flora fauna longer case unfortunately climate
ZMB 2017 160 160 effects climate_change spared one nation developed underdeveloped efforts raise standard living world’s poor people order meet sustainable development goals frustrated effects climate_change witnessed devastating effects climate_change environment recently many hurricanes caribbean remember time forests within child’s walking distance particular africa teeming profusion flora fauna longer case unfortunately myriad species flora fauna climate
ZMB 2017 209 209 flora fauna become extinct short time also continued witness disasters droughts wildfires flooding landslides extreme levels rain lack twenty-third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change draws near zambia expectant conference will among things establish mechanisms implementation paris agreement climate_change furthermore call stakeholders ensure green climate fund adequately funded order help climate
ZMB 2017 223 223 extreme levels rain lack twenty-third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change draws near zambia expectant conference will among things establish mechanisms implementation paris agreement climate_change furthermore call stakeholders ensure green climate fund adequately funded order help deliver necessary interventions globally developing country zambia needs assistance enhance capacity key adaptive areas climate
ZMB 2017 259 259 help deliver necessary interventions globally developing country zambia needs assistance enhance capacity key adaptive areas scientific research early warning rapid response order address adverse effects climate_change accordingly zambia also calls transfer appropriate technologies help cope negative impact climate_change past year zambia made significant developmental efforts determined foster all-inclusive development paradigm based climate
ZMB 2017 271 271 key adaptive areas scientific research early warning rapid response order address adverse effects climate_change accordingly zambia also calls transfer appropriate technologies help cope negative impact climate_change past year zambia made significant developmental efforts determined foster all-inclusive development paradigm based african union’s agenda agenda sustainable development months ago june honour launch seventh climate
ZMB 2017 467 467 especially africa wish recognize vision experience various regional international bodies complement united nations agenda member state note role commonwealth nations various subjects gender youth matters climate_change promotion democracy rule law human rights good governance socioeconomic development country commonwealth secretariat played important role providing technical support previously held elections ignore zambia also climate
ZWE 2017 108 108 every single facet human life success agenda demands radical unprecedented paradigm shift every sphere human life halt reverse continued destruction natural habitat rise global atmospheric temperature without change contemporary production consumption patterns confirmed scientific evidence halt reverse persistent widening gap rich poor among nations without deeper international cooperation genuine reform existing climate
ZWE 2017 653 653 resisted form imperialism fought independence culture sovereignty masters destiny call free today monster imperialism defeated us bring us another monster whatever name will suffer consequences climate_change present reality effects impacts climate_change global remain silent major world economic power state matter decides abandon paris agreement climate_change mr trump’s great united states done climate
ZWE 2017 658 658 culture sovereignty masters destiny call free today monster imperialism defeated us bring us another monster whatever name will suffer consequences climate_change present reality effects impacts climate_change global remain silent major world economic power state matter decides abandon paris agreement climate_change mr trump’s great united states done let us work together climate_change climate
ZWE 2017 672 672 monster whatever name will suffer consequences climate_change present reality effects impacts climate_change global remain silent major world economic power state matter decides abandon paris agreement climate_change mr trump’s great united states done let us work together climate_change reality vital play part keeping provisions united nations framework convention climate_change order halt inexorable climate
ZWE 2017 683 683 climate_change global remain silent major world economic power state matter decides abandon paris agreement climate_change mr trump’s great united states done let us work together climate_change reality vital play part keeping provisions united nations framework convention climate_change order halt inexorable march towards destruction existence depends behalf country want express condolences puerto climate
ZWE 2017 694 694 abandon paris agreement climate_change mr trump’s great united states done let us work together climate_change reality vital play part keeping provisions united nations framework convention climate_change order halt inexorable march towards destruction existence depends behalf country want express condolences puerto rico countries suffered afflictions many part world say sorry appeal rest climate
AFG 2018 123 123 just words duplication effort ineffective models intermingle times spur countervailing lopsided interests albert einstein said solve problems level thinking created whether addressing hunger acute poverty climate_change overpopulation terrorism conflict displacement inequality organized crime share bits pieces problem way collectively benefit learn solutions result need explore new means identify new tools reaching climate
AGO 2018 173 173 armed conflict ended almost years ago gather general assembly discuss resolve serious problems conflicts threaten survival humankind referring hunger poverty affect millions citizens around world global_warming consequences mass migration especially illegal migration trafficking drugs human organs children women forced prostitution religious intolerance extremism terrorism inter-ethnic armed conflicts war among nations even climate
ALB 2018 936 936 development policies contribute universal respect human rights albania committed protecting promoting human rights supports integration human rights dimension agenda united nations finally like address issue climate_change affects every country continent disrupting national economies affecting lives high cost peoples communities countries historic paris agreement climate_change based kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate
ALB 2018 954 954 agenda united nations finally like address issue climate_change affects every country continent disrupting national economies affecting lives high cost peoples communities countries historic paris agreement climate_change based kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change provides legally binding international commitment engaging concrete action albania adopted corresponding strategies action plans taking necessary measures climate
ALB 2018 962 962 affects every country continent disrupting national economies affecting lives high cost peoples communities countries historic paris agreement climate_change based kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change provides legally binding international commitment engaging concrete action albania adopted corresponding strategies action plans taking necessary measures protect environment reduce gas emissions quite clear consequences climate
ALB 2018 988 988 provides legally binding international commitment engaging concrete action albania adopted corresponding strategies action plans taking necessary measures protect environment reduce gas emissions quite clear consequences climate_change moving faster must prevent climate_change order ensure existence planet save future generations collective efforts needed address collective challenges climate
ALB 2018 993 993 engaging concrete action albania adopted corresponding strategies action plans taking necessary measures protect environment reduce gas emissions quite clear consequences climate_change moving faster must prevent climate_change order ensure existence planet save future generations collective efforts needed address collective challenges climate
AND 2018 716 716 progress service agenda assessed performance six sustainable development goals linked environment water sanitation clean accessible energy sustainable cities responsible consumption production protection life earth fight climate_change various actions introduced government recent years aimed goals ongoing improvement water air quality comprehensive plan energy transition enabled us reduce dependence outside energy sources promoting climate
AND 2018 742 742 various actions introduced government recent years aimed goals ongoing improvement water air quality comprehensive plan energy transition enabled us reduce dependence outside energy sources promoting renewable_energy direct grants renewing buildings using energy-efficient criteria actions designed enable us comply agenda andorra also emphasized two goals measures combat climate_change high-quality education two things climate
AND 2018 763 763 outside energy sources promoting renewable_energy direct grants renewing buildings using energy-efficient criteria actions designed enable us comply agenda andorra also emphasized two goals measures combat climate_change high-quality education two things andorran society fully identifies therefore champion validity paris agreement climate_change many countries signed new york april insist international community must comply climate
AND 2018 777 777 enable us comply agenda andorra also emphasized two goals measures combat climate_change high-quality education two things andorran society fully identifies therefore champion validity paris agreement climate_change many countries signed new york april insist international community must comply agreements commitments made paris december reiterated view paris last december one planet summit promoted climate
ARE 2018 856 856 united arab emirates aspires transform whole region global centre technology culture innovation decades crises country focuses anticipating challenges investing advanced fields artificial intelligence space technology renewable_energy like emphasize empowering women youth investing unlimited skills contribute building resilient cohesive societies eventually stable safe countries today arab region dire need comprehensive regional transformation climate
ARG 2018 454 454 kingdom based building mutual trust broad positive dialogue argentina country democratic multilateral identity multilateralism fundamental highlighting national interests seeking consensus maintain firm commitment paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development established pillars government’s policy eradication poverty combating climate_change achieving gender equality argentina demonstrating willingness contribute strengthening global governance hosted world trade organization climate
ARG 2018 465 465 multilateral identity multilateralism fundamental highlighting national interests seeking consensus maintain firm commitment paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development established pillars government’s policy eradication poverty combating climate_change achieving gender equality argentina demonstrating willingness contribute strengthening global governance hosted world trade organization ministerial conference last year made clear future meeting buenos aires will climate
ATG 2018 685 685 community provides us enduring citizenship loyalty myopic nationalistic ideals trump patriotism towards common humankind recognize today nations world interdependent effort stop spread disease curb effects climate_change make peoples safe terrorists organized crime share knowledge technology access one another’s markets trade goods services thereby improving lives people today’s world will able maintain climate
ATG 2018 1289 1289 will anger enmity calm comity justice achieved owe small island community rest justice done said will relent issue context justice refusal countries particularly worst contributors greenhouse-gas emissions admit harmful effects climate_change take remedial action act injustice small countries antigua barbuda contribute least harmful carbon_emissions less per cent yet along small states climate
ATG 2018 1294 1294 justice achieved owe small island community rest justice done said will relent issue context justice refusal countries particularly worst contributors greenhouse-gas emissions admit harmful effects climate_change take remedial action act injustice small countries antigua barbuda contribute least harmful carbon_emissions less per cent yet along small states caribbean pacific greatest victims injury climate
ATG 2018 1307 1307 context justice refusal countries particularly worst contributors greenhouse-gas emissions admit harmful effects climate_change take remedial action act injustice small countries antigua barbuda contribute least harmful carbon_emissions less per cent yet along small states caribbean pacific greatest victims injury countries continues without compensation causing economies decline creating refugees within states scaring away climate
ATG 2018 1343 1343 victims injury countries continues without compensation causing economies decline creating refugees within states scaring away foreign investors escalating costs insurance rebuilding increasing level debt realities climate_change last year’s hurricane season cost caribbean region billion put perspective overall economy states members caribbean community caricom totals billion means damage countries within subregion last climate
ATG 2018 1461 1461 states mourned loss lives pain know well destruction carolinas year ruin caribbean countries last year served emphasize us borders may separate nations insulate shared dangers climate_change sovereignty patriotism give sanctuary calamity disaster befalls wealthy well poor continue urge global policy dialogue integrates environment development accepts fundamental understanding every country exceptions must climate
ATG 2018 1497 1497 continue urge global policy dialogue integrates environment development accepts fundamental understanding every country exceptions must play meaningful role within means stop persistent deterioration lives caused climate_change problem global requires global solution requires commitment world needs recommitment paris agreement climate_change including commitment replenishment green climate fund adaptation fund behalf people country people climate
ATG 2018 1510 1510 exceptions must play meaningful role within means stop persistent deterioration lives caused climate_change problem global requires global solution requires commitment world needs recommitment paris agreement climate_change including commitment replenishment green climate fund adaptation fund behalf people country people caribbean pacific islands people live eye storms afflicting eastern seaboard united states urge climate
AUS 2018 956 956 strong pacific islands people will member states associate members observers dialogue partners pacific islands forum continued long tradition amity consultation partnership policy development diverse matters climate_change economic reform transport trade australia committed working states members pacific islands forum united nations resident coordinators strengthen resilience climate_change natural disasters pacific united nations development climate
AUS 2018 975 975 consultation partnership policy development diverse matters climate_change economic reform transport trade australia committed working states members pacific islands forum united nations resident coordinators strengthen resilience climate_change natural disasters pacific united nations development programme vital partner effort australia recognizes pacific island countries particularly vulnerable effects climate_change disaster problem leading priority region pacific climate
AUS 2018 994 994 united nations resident coordinators strengthen resilience climate_change natural disasters pacific united nations development programme vital partner effort australia recognizes pacific island countries particularly vulnerable effects climate_change disaster problem leading priority region pacific islands forum boe declaration released last month meeting member states takes contemporary view security inclusive human environmental security emphasizes climate
AUS 2018 1027 1027 forum boe declaration released last month meeting member states takes contemporary view security inclusive human environmental security emphasizes importance regional cooperation collaboration building resilience disasters climate_change australia joined human rights council first time council australia works seeks develop region promotes accountability respects international law benefit nations people australia strong supporter independent climate
AUT 2018 862 862 depart little bit usual united nations discourse refrained addressing every single issue dealt united nations system however conclude without endorsing secretary-general guterres foremost concern namely climate_change global energy mix continues dominated fossil fuels particular coal scientists working finding new forms energy particular transportation will see increase electric types engines innovation market climate
BDI 2018 1116 1116 constructive concerted manner among member states burundi fully supports ongoing process within organization share adopt december marrakech morocco global pact safe regular orderly migration ignore climate_change existential threat economic social sustainable development africa beyond without immediate coordinated action will much difficult costly adapt future consequences changes state member organization must urgently climate
BDI 2018 1150 1150 without immediate coordinated action will much difficult costly adapt future consequences changes state member organization must urgently respect freely made commitments within framework paris agreement climate_change vein developed countries must honour commitments finance adaptation southern economies effects global_warming sdgs call action poor rich middle-income countries promote prosperity protecting planet order achieve climate
BDI 2018 1162 1162 state member organization must urgently respect freely made commitments within framework paris agreement climate_change vein developed countries must honour commitments finance adaptation southern economies effects global_warming sdgs call action poor rich middle-income countries promote prosperity protecting planet order achieve goals set two factors needed political will leaders member states availability adequate climate
BEL 2018 328 328 natural resources planet country regrets international agreements result tough intense negotiations can swiftly unilaterally jettisoned just months nuclear agreement iran well trade agreements paris agreement climate_change cast aside one signatory parties trust cooperation sovereign nations implies respect promises commitments made history always shown law survival fittest protect anyone quite opposite lasting climate
BEL 2018 1010 1010 agreement continent continent global reciprocal partnership win-win situation agenda sustainable development sets path better fairer world everything poverty eradication access health education gender equality fight global_warming possible option general mobilization ownership joint programme us levels let us roll sleeves decide act countdown urgency results fundamental climate_change constrained borders natural resources limited climate
BEL 2018 1030 1030 health education gender equality fight global_warming possible option general mobilization ownership joint programme us levels let us roll sleeves decide act countdown urgency results fundamental climate_change constrained borders natural resources limited number people earth constantly increasing stubbornness denying reality climate_change order stubbornness past denied earth round prosperity must sustainable can longer climate
BEL 2018 1044 1044 levels let us roll sleeves decide act countdown urgency results fundamental climate_change constrained borders natural resources limited number people earth constantly increasing stubbornness denying reality climate_change order stubbornness past denied earth round prosperity must sustainable can longer based frenetic selfish exploitation precious natural resources oceans biodiversity air quality health precious assets climate
BEL 2018 1102 1102 one another ever spectacular ever deadly just weeks ago india kerala unprecedented floods forever shattered fate people displacing million others displaced now homeless harmful effects climate_change going cause aggravate conflicts west africa example access water leading increasing tensions herders farmers risk escalation basis ethnicity identity faced existential challenge children responsibility shared climate
BEL 2018 1136 1136 water leading increasing tensions herders farmers risk escalation basis ethnicity identity faced existential challenge children responsibility shared alone can nothing together can anything paris agreement climate_change must implemented must course give certain habits need change behaviours will worth future humankind stake throughout history human beings always migrated host country great example climate
BEL 2018 1360 1360 also emotions stem roots past demands memory must serve lucidity demands memory must rally energy can rise challenges century challenges know borders development fight terrorism climate_change problems country regardless economic political power will able overcome beyond many differences will always share common feature humanity every human simple fact birth must free climate
BFA 2018 731 731 primary responsibility national governments determine necessary priorities strategies involving every stratum society order consolidate peace must address root causes conflict poverty exclusion discrimination indeed effects climate_change reason government burkina faso launched emergency programme sahel period holistic response region’s dual socioeconomic security challenges realization socioeconomic infrastructure projects establishment basic social services well climate
BFA 2018 815 815 support enjoys united nations system european union implementation emergency programme purposes principles charter united nations aimed achieving world peace justice solidarity social well-being planet threatened climate_change support many countries like burkina faso receive united nations system efforts achieve development thereby sustainable development goals highly appreciated welcome unanimous adoption resolution repositioning united climate
BGD 2018 1359 1359 ground station june bangladesh one climate-vulnerable countries world topography coupled high population density made country particularly vulnerable climate-change risks bangladesh remains committed implementing paris agreement climate_change spending per cent gross domestic product addressing climate-change impacts also promoting climate-resilient agriculture initiatives taken increase tree coverage per cent next five years project worth climate
BGD 2018 1404 1404 cent next five years project worth million implemented conservation sundarbans world’s largest mangrove forest unesco world heritage site integrated development programmes efforts build capacity combat climate_change mega-project entitled bangladesh delta plan water- centric multi-sectoral technoeconomic plan long-term time frame developed bearing mind local geomorphology global climate-change impact bangladesh country world adopted climate
BGR 2018 106 106 like highlight destiny united nations play central role effort therefore actively support organization efforts main global challenges conflict resolution peacekeeping strengthening global security stability countering climate_change terrorism ever-deepening inequality addressed one country alone challenges require shared responsibility everyone’s contribution global peace security depend stability sustainable development various parts globalized world every climate
BHS 2018 100 100 work together minimize conflicts promote economic social development relevance united nations global community without question say strive achieve imperative nations must intensify deliberations commitments addressing climate_change climate_change clear present danger us particular low-lying coastal nations like bahamas see rising sea levels loss coral reefs increased volume acid oceans well severe frequent climate
BHS 2018 101 101 together minimize conflicts promote economic social development relevance united nations global community without question say strive achieve imperative nations must intensify deliberations commitments addressing climate_change climate_change clear present danger us particular low-lying coastal nations like bahamas see rising sea levels loss coral reefs increased volume acid oceans well severe frequent hurricanes climate
BHS 2018 365 365 participated bloomberg round table building resilient economies preservingmarineecosystemsincoastal commonwealth nations commend dialogues however must stress bahamas neighbours punished twice circumstances making island nations primarily responsible climate_change resulted recent scourges hurricanes natural disasters ravage islands however respond national needs borrowing internationally seeking restore basic human infrastructure debt gross domestic product ratio rises climate
BIH 2018 195 195 believe adherence multilateralism compliance international law shared commitment rules- based global order hope way resolve complex challenges confront us whether conflict prevention resolution security development climate_change nuclear proliferation terrorism migration human rights none problems can successfully addressed resolved one three five countries alone every one issues transnational dimensions effective responses require climate
BIH 2018 392 392 vaccinating record numbers infants preventable diseases beating back menace aids concerted efforts alliance nations necessary contain risks nuclear confrontation successfully address global issues gender equality climate_change prosecution war criminals international level spirit multilateralism essential order achieve maintain peace security development around world man championed multilateralism lifelong work world stage former secretary-general climate
BLR 2018 19 19 live paradoxical times optimism pessimism equally characterize lives recently adopted landmark documents including agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change end year international community will give green light two instruments inspire particular hope changing situation world better namely global compacts refugees migrants implementation unique initiatives climate
BLZ 2018 669 669 nations development system can better accelerate implementation sids agenda government made building resilience integral part development planning implementing national climate resilience investment plan ensure impact climate_change integrated national investment planning across sectors ministries government also enacted mangrove regulations instituted indefinite moratorium offshore drilling marks first time developing country taken major step climate
BLZ 2018 1130 1130 successes united nations never won focusing divides us done achieved landmark human rights declaration transformative development agenda constitution oceans seas certainly framework agreement collective action climate_change focusing unites us can bring us along path towards addressing gaps law sea guarantee fairness extends even areas beyond national jurisdiction similarly can take final climate
BLZ 2018 1174 1174 beyond national jurisdiction similarly can take final decision poland give full effect paris agreement mobilize momentum level ambition magnitude support needed avoid irreversible adverse effects climate_change belize ready commit raising ambition urges others join us set world right path towards achieving paris agreement goals conclusion humble defence rightly belongs us belize climate
BOL 2018 567 567 whole planet unfortunately every year attend event confirm despite many praiseworthy efforts number crises continued worsened want take opportunity talk three biggest threats face first climate_change every year warmer one every year severe weather events occur every year people living creatures irreversibly affected hurricanes floods droughts pollution consider global efforts paris climate
BOL 2018 599 599 severe weather events occur every year people living creatures irreversibly affected hurricanes floods droughts pollution consider global efforts paris agreement important tackle underlying structural causes climate_change will able stop biggest polluter history humankind united states turns back science multilateralism thereby humankind climate_change inseparable consequence capitalism overproduction patterns consumption planet exhausted life climate
BOL 2018 615 615 global efforts paris agreement important tackle underlying structural causes climate_change will able stop biggest polluter history humankind united states turns back science multilateralism thereby humankind climate_change inseparable consequence capitalism overproduction patterns consumption planet exhausted life along second major threat arms race culture war possibility nuclear disaster many leaders countries especially weapons climate
BRB 2018 164 164 today bear impossible deliver speech focused anything else reality caribbean reality pacific islands reality world live heads government asked international community address issues paris agreement climate_change come twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change background climate_change consisting warming much c two days ago one planet summit graph shown haunted climate
BRB 2018 174 174 reality pacific islands reality world live heads government asked international community address issues paris agreement climate_change come twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change background climate_change consisting warming much c two days ago one planet summit graph shown haunted past hours graph spoke fate world respect tipping points warming climate
BRB 2018 176 176 islands reality world live heads government asked international community address issues paris agreement climate_change come twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change background climate_change consisting warming much c two days ago one planet summit graph shown haunted past hours graph spoke fate world respect tipping points warming celsius change climate
BRB 2018 268 268 clear decisive lives livelihoods people stake ask assembly can just listen speech speech speech problem many speeches must listen realize agreements necessary fund effort address climate_change well agreements cap emissions accept change c change means rising sea level metres islands islands like much economy based coasts international community must begin understand climate
BRB 2018 370 370 continuously forums affecting one every four citizens want speak also graduation middle-income countries status lost access finance ironically affects ability adapt environments economies societies confront climate_change vagaries make arguments forum forum forum met stern faces determination per capita income real factor people eat people move people sleep now preclude us able climate
BRB 2018 421 421 access funding needed protect people worst ravages storms earthquakes fires beset us ask global community pause reflect learned went san francisco two weeks ago global climate_action summit time truly running us will make decisions make national level committed banning single-use plastics styrofoam starting april will try become fossil-fuel-free country mean backdrop climate
BRB 2018 456 456 national level committed banning single-use plastics styrofoam starting april will try become fossil-fuel-free country mean backdrop world prepared put funding place able stop worst aspects climate_change mean people rely green climate fund per capita income capacity provide people simply sterile environment environment recognizes mighty small world must protect small state accustomed climate
BRB 2018 724 724 cuba year year almost pro forma pro forma people la habana santiago speak territorial disputes see major gains respect may tolerable certain things acceptable issue climate_change matter life death us stand conscious many respects today’s world looks like world years ago world grandparents inhabited concentration wealth inequity disposition nationalism xenophobia lead climate
BRN 2018 348 348 advantage potential opportunities brought fourth industrial revolution said also need remain mindful fact efforts increase economic growth aligned shared responsibilities ensure safe healthy environment future climate_change poses clear serious threat humankind paris agreement climate_change remains greatest hope addressing global challenge together progress meeting economic environmental goals agenda determined ability maintain durable climate
BRN 2018 356 356 also need remain mindful fact efforts increase economic growth aligned shared responsibilities ensure safe healthy environment future climate_change poses clear serious threat humankind paris agreement climate_change remains greatest hope addressing global challenge together progress meeting economic environmental goals agenda determined ability maintain durable peace stability work united nations preventive diplomacy mediation climate
BTN 2018 492 492 sdgs secretary-general’s report progress towards sdgs e underscored ldcs remain far many sdg targets ultimately success agenda promise leaving one behind hinges performance achieved ldcs climate_change resulting global_warming human activity serious threat humankind also sustainable development action needed international regional national local levels combat menace impacts climate_change affect poorer countries people climate
BTN 2018 494 494 report progress towards sdgs e underscored ldcs remain far many sdg targets ultimately success agenda promise leaving one behind hinges performance achieved ldcs climate_change resulting global_warming human activity serious threat humankind also sustainable development action needed international regional national local levels combat menace impacts climate_change affect poorer countries people disproportionately able climate
BTN 2018 513 513 hinges performance achieved ldcs climate_change resulting global_warming human activity serious threat humankind also sustainable development action needed international regional national local levels combat menace impacts climate_change affect poorer countries people disproportionately able adapt deal impacts since mitigating climate_change means reducing greenhouse-gas emissions caused consumption energy economic household activities affects everyone tied climate
BTN 2018 525 525 also sustainable development action needed international regional national local levels combat menace impacts climate_change affect poorer countries people disproportionately able adapt deal impacts since mitigating climate_change means reducing greenhouse-gas emissions caused consumption energy economic household activities affects everyone tied economic energy-security issues ever- increasing environmental pressures climate_change biodiversity loss water scarcity climate
BTN 2018 528 528 action needed international regional national local levels combat menace impacts climate_change affect poorer countries people disproportionately able adapt deal impacts since mitigating climate_change means reducing greenhouse-gas emissions caused consumption energy economic household activities affects everyone tied economic energy-security issues ever- increasing environmental pressures climate_change biodiversity loss water scarcity soil degradation air climate
BTN 2018 546 546 deal impacts since mitigating climate_change means reducing greenhouse-gas emissions caused consumption energy economic household activities affects everyone tied economic energy-security issues ever- increasing environmental pressures climate_change biodiversity loss water scarcity soil degradation air water pollution among others far-reaching economic social consequences contribute poverty growing social inequalities agenda sustainable development rightly provides climate
BTN 2018 638 638 recent hurricanes typhoons struck united states philippines china japan devastating flood kerala isolated incidents many like need many experts need convince us natural disasters aggravated climate_change believe devastation destruction extreme_weather conditions alone cost world approximately billion climate_change also threatens push million people extreme poverty climate-change refugees large scale will certainly become climate
BTN 2018 642 642 united states philippines china japan devastating flood kerala isolated incidents many like need many experts need convince us natural disasters aggravated climate_change believe devastation destruction extreme_weather conditions alone cost world approximately billion climate_change also threatens push million people extreme poverty climate-change refugees large scale will certainly become reality must therefore act climate
BTN 2018 649 649 kerala isolated incidents many like need many experts need convince us natural disasters aggravated climate_change believe devastation destruction extreme_weather conditions alone cost world approximately billion climate_change also threatens push million people extreme poverty climate-change refugees large scale will certainly become reality must therefore act now ensure costs international support tackle climate_change climate
BTN 2018 674 674 climate_change also threatens push million people extreme poverty climate-change refugees large scale will certainly become reality must therefore act now ensure costs international support tackle climate_change mobilized landmark paris agreement waver international community’s moral responsibility millions people around world especially developing world disproportionately affected bhutan also affected extreme_weather events increasingly frequent climate
BTN 2018 696 696 international support tackle climate_change mobilized landmark paris agreement waver international community’s moral responsibility millions people around world especially developing world disproportionately affected bhutan also affected extreme_weather events increasingly frequent natural disasters glacial-lake outburst floods flash floods windstorms landslides serious impact assets livelihood people hard-earned development gains bhutan’s leadership sustainable development environmental climate
BTN 2018 740 740 development gains bhutan’s leadership sustainable development environmental stewardship recognized globally fortunate past investments environmental conservation reaping climate dividends per cent forest cover serves carbon sink greenhouse-gas emissions also provides valuable ecosystem services clean water drinking agriculture hydropower generation bhutan remains committed upholding commitment remaining carbon-neutral reaffirms pledge fulfil commitments paris agreement climate
BTN 2018 759 759 cent forest cover serves carbon sink greenhouse-gas emissions also provides valuable ecosystem services clean water drinking agriculture hydropower generation bhutan remains committed upholding commitment remaining carbon-neutral reaffirms pledge fulfil commitments paris agreement climate_change although bhutan small developing country population little half million since becoming member always worked constructively member states realize climate
BTN 2018 766 766 emissions also provides valuable ecosystem services clean water drinking agriculture hydropower generation bhutan remains committed upholding commitment remaining carbon-neutral reaffirms pledge fulfil commitments paris agreement climate_change although bhutan small developing country population little half million since becoming member always worked constructively member states realize noble objectives united nations among things bhutan climate
CAF 2018 157 157 gains must consolidated even challenges weaknesses still remain aim current session promote reflection common organization address new challenges facing world societies today terrorism violent extremism climate_change migration poverty role united nations combined efforts member states multilateral action led major advances global peace security development true yesterday emancipation people self-determination still true climate
CAF 2018 447 447 regular migration marrakech morocco hopes forum will lead constructive proposals equally important note planet continues suffer effects natural phenomena earthquakes rainfall drought rapid advance desert global_warming therefore like take opportunity encourage states signatories paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change join efforts preserve shared environment ensure sustainable development planet also like climate
CAF 2018 461 461 continues suffer effects natural phenomena earthquakes rainfall drought rapid advance desert global_warming therefore like take opportunity encourage states signatories paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change join efforts preserve shared environment ensure sustainable development planet also like take opportunity discuss situation country central african republic first want honour memory fallen exercise climate
CAN 2018 26 26 canada honoured help close general debate seventy-third session general assembly let start simple question united nations matter answer also simple magnitude contemporary challenges world confronting climate_change terrorism economic inequality irregular migration protracted crises humanitarian emergencies demands action challenges systemic none can solved countries acting isolation bilaterally require world work together united climate
CAN 2018 273 273 discussions develop greater sense urgency reconsider approach risk inaction risk governments people also investors identify opportunities challenges look new partnerships harness new opportunities secretary-general says climate_change defining issue time significant component response climate_change requires new greener resilient infrastructure represents trillion opportunity us harness opportunity starting vulnerable small island states must work climate
CAN 2018 280 280 risk inaction risk governments people also investors identify opportunities challenges look new partnerships harness new opportunities secretary-general says climate_change defining issue time significant component response climate_change requires new greener resilient infrastructure represents trillion opportunity us harness opportunity starting vulnerable small island states must work together scientists multilateral institutions regional banks investors climate
CAN 2018 1156 1156 elected security council will bring bear long-standing dedication peacekeeping years service chair special committee peacekeeping operations active membership peacebuilding commission elected will work others tackle climate_change violent extremism promote economic security empowerment women girls will champion inclusion accountability openness transparency security council’s deliberations will help find solutions build safer fairer secure climate
CHE 2018 52 52 prosperity right given considerable challenges transformations must face world today person country capacity stand alone mean globalization inequality war internal conflict well extremism migration flows climate_change even health crises digital revolution shared responsibility responsibility every state member united nations ensure international institutions organizations task supporting us endeavour unfortunately seems tendency moment climate
CHE 2018 455 455 achieving goals specifically contributed countries providing better statistical data also engaging innovative projects areas health care education energy innovation nonetheless aware still work done combat global_warming negative environmental impacts economic development want take opportunity stress essential contribution culture cultural diversity building sustainable successful society without policy culture economic social environmental sustainability climate
CHL 2018 551 551 conflict confrontation tariff wars however must also think creating culture international community built principles values freedom human dignity full respect human rights gender equality fight climate_change new emerging threats related cyberspace comprehensive inclusive sustainable development compels us implement robust measures aimed ensuring full equality terms rights dignity opportunities women men well climate
CHL 2018 615 615 vulnerable members children women elderly people suffering disease poorest many areas many countries still long way go today planet faces major threats challenges deteriorating environment global_warming growing desertification destruction ozone layer depletion natural resources loss biodiversity well air water soil pollution deforestation name just time ago major well-regarded magazines published photographs climate
CHL 2018 687 687 survival human race planet earth long history every species ever existed now disappeared naturally want add human beings sad list extinct species know environment changing global_warming occurring faster efforts understand halt stop alarm bells continue sound citizens continue march claim ignorant duty respond immediately nature’s desperate cries protection turn can protect climate
CHL 2018 734 734 protection turn can protect us time lose reason procrastinate time longer ally enemy generation’s response great challenge will undoubtedly judged children grandchildren generations come threat climate_change way address will define future centuries requires vast multilateral effort aware dealing truly serious urgent growing threat can longer ignore delay downplay nation immune threat climate
CHL 2018 843 843 highest percentage world robinson crusoe island juan fernández archipelago endemic words unique environment however virtue also achilles heel chile natural observatory greatly exposed risks threats climate_change global_warming fact seven nine major vulnerability factors listed united nations framework convention climate_change apply chile low-lying coastal areas arid semi-arid areas large forested areas areas climate
CHL 2018 844 844 percentage world robinson crusoe island juan fernández archipelago endemic words unique environment however virtue also achilles heel chile natural observatory greatly exposed risks threats climate_change global_warming fact seven nine major vulnerability factors listed united nations framework convention climate_change apply chile low-lying coastal areas arid semi-arid areas large forested areas areas prone climate
CHL 2018 856 856 however virtue also achilles heel chile natural observatory greatly exposed risks threats climate_change global_warming fact seven nine major vulnerability factors listed united nations framework convention climate_change apply chile low-lying coastal areas arid semi-arid areas large forested areas areas prone natural disasters areas prone drought desertification urban areas atmospheric pollution problems mountainous climate
CHL 2018 893 893 areas prone natural disasters areas prone drought desertification urban areas atmospheric pollution problems mountainous ecosystems compels us seek urgent effective solutions order adapt address threat global_warming president chile especially committed sustainable development words environmentally friendly development respects nature threat remote now upon us currently witnessing lethal impact changes possible future impact climate
CHL 2018 1021 1021 protected area latin america one largest world wondrous easter island rapa nui addition energy path following towards cleaner safer cost-effective diversified energy matrix strongly promotes decarbonization enabled us make significant headway developing clean renewable_energy particularly volcanic energy chile per cent world’s active volcanoes well wind solar energy since chile home desert climate
CHL 2018 1029 1029 easter island rapa nui addition energy path following towards cleaner safer cost-effective diversified energy matrix strongly promotes decarbonization enabled us make significant headway developing clean renewable_energy particularly volcanic energy chile per cent world’s active volcanoes well wind solar energy since chile home desert highest solar radiation levels world also making great climate
CHL 2018 1321 1321 loan children grandchildren future generations must nurture return better condition challenge must involve stakeholders society channelling collective multisectoral efforts requires commitment us aim framework law climate_change implementing chile will enable us reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent compared base year must incorporate climate-change perspective public policy private-sector commitments just incorporating environmental climate-change climate
CHL 2018 1328 1328 return better condition challenge must involve stakeholders society channelling collective multisectoral efforts requires commitment us aim framework law climate_change implementing chile will enable us reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent compared base year must incorporate climate-change perspective public policy private-sector commitments just incorporating environmental climate-change policies national investment system evaluation systems public climate
CHL 2018 1389 1389 agreements comprehensive progressive agreement trans-pacific partnership unites countries shores vast pacific ocean well ways addressing process adding new members pacific alliance without doubt developments reduced carbon_emissions will continue significantly reduce strengthening economy challenge extremely demanding requires great determination ambition regard two important allies first technology today scientific imagination innovation scientific technological climate
CHL 2018 1508 1508 therefore improve coordination able generate delivery accountability also focusing results less process great united states president remarked generation unique twofold situation first generation feel impact climate_change also last generation can something shall now turn human rights third challenge raised late kofi annan years ago hall challenge freedom democracy rule law five climate
CHL 2018 2249 2249 must illuminate guide path future strongly coherently reviving values will united nations able fulfil responsibilities rise challenges new world live together formidable threats confronted terrorism global_warming mass migration also magnificent opportunities generated freedom imagination unlimited creativity free men women world climate
CHN 2018 1135 1135 green open development benefits need forge closer partnerships development pursue international development cooperation united nations centre north-south cooperation main channel supplemented south-south cooperation meet challenges climate_change crucial achieve sustainable development china hopes see conclusion negotiations implementation guidelines paris agreement climate_change scheduled end year view boosting joint efforts global ecological conservation pursuing climate
CHN 2018 1149 1149 nations centre north-south cooperation main channel supplemented south-south cooperation meet challenges climate_change crucial achieve sustainable development china hopes see conclusion negotiations implementation guidelines paris agreement climate_change scheduled end year view boosting joint efforts global ecological conservation pursuing common cause humankind’s development progress china worked partnership countries international community year marks fortieth climate
CIV 2018 318 318 today’s world truly united council can enable organization effectively address major security issues fight nuclear proliferation terrorism mass crimes crimes humanity time must agree fight global_warming will successful fully accept global_warming threat world peace international security solidarity ardently call settlement conflicts must selective limited mere declarations intent must circumstances reach minimum climate
CIV 2018 323 323 can enable organization effectively address major security issues fight nuclear proliferation terrorism mass crimes crimes humanity time must agree fight global_warming will successful fully accept global_warming threat world peace international security solidarity ardently call settlement conflicts must selective limited mere declarations intent must circumstances reach minimum moral political consensus allowing organization climate
CMR 2018 121 121 leadership shared responsibilities peaceful equitable sustainable societies persistent hotbeds tension particular africa near middle east well emergence new issues terrorism violent extremism migration natural disasters climate_change name threaten foundations civilization bring forefront issue ability united nations provide adequate responses contemporary problems expanding scope global public goods now makes essential organization capable climate
COG 2018 710 710 dynamism constitutes one main drivers country’s economic growth days ago rostrum secretary-general organization mr antónio guterres called leaders world delay longer protecting planet disastrous consequences climate_change call particular resonance country assembly aware located heart congo basin forest government working years preserve invaluable heritage central africa’s huge equatorial forests extraordinary biodiversity contain climate
COG 2018 796 796 offspring rostrum behalf president solemnly call conscience world assembly join sacred union leadership united nations give strength vigour valuable instruments put place following paris agreement climate_change congo basin climate commission blue fund congo basin designed improve preservation congo basin forest world’s second-largest lung whose immense territory exuberance matched amazon instruments awaiting climate
COL 2018 568 568 entrepreneurship economic recovery sustainable development goals support agenda colombia science technology driven connectivity access capital development innovative economy promotion research colombia committed protecting biodiversity promoting renewable_energy reducing individual carbon footprint establishing citizenship strengthened steadfast ethics world know colombia want build every day will work achieve colombia challenge motivation reason must tell climate
COL 2018 849 849 world needs cooperation multilateralism time come together isolate time make trade cooperation path shared opportunities must continue move forward world partnerships make possible mitigate effects climate_change strengthen fair trade tackle corruption transnational crime create employment opportunities put end discrimination promote idea producing conserving conserving producing colombia based legality entrepreneurship equality wish climate
COM 2018 841 841 advocates voluntary migration recognizes positive contribution migrants diasporas sustainable development countries origin transit destination order ensure safer world must also pay close attention ever-growing issue climate_change particularly small island developing states country union comoros one exacerbating destruction ecosystems biodiversity climate_change also likely increase poverty various diseases lead upsurge climate-related migration thereby climate
COM 2018 855 855 order ensure safer world must also pay close attention ever-growing issue climate_change particularly small island developing states country union comoros one exacerbating destruction ecosystems biodiversity climate_change also likely increase poverty various diseases lead upsurge climate-related migration thereby compromising future future generations national level major events marking decisive turning point sociopolitical evolution climate
CPV 2018 87 87 crisis particularly african continent get news virtually every day young people children women abandoned homes desperation ventured world search better life face subhuman conditions impact climate_change human security conflicts threats peace coming us quarters world glaring situation poverty continues reality puts global capacity leave one behind test order mitigate problems us climate
CPV 2018 816 816 areas will require continued attention will need build necessary infrastructure create conditions ensuring economy’s sustainable growth similarly look future must also consider increasingly disastrous impacts climate_change natural disasters world particularly small island developing states cabo verde graduated middle-income country world gripped major international financial crisis contributed missing window opportunity created graduation climate
CRI 2018 1083 1083 thorough response international community united nations system middle-income countries can continue access finance ensure closing structural gaps persist hamper efforts achieve sustainable development currently working decarbonization plan innovative decisive committed long-term vision set immediate actions require transformational efforts society plan identifies series technological transformations efficient renewable public transport fleet zero-emission light climate
CRI 2018 1139 1139 waste disposal highly efficient agri-food systems generate low-carbon foodstuffs model livestock development resilient eco-competitive based productive efficiency increase forest cover ecosystem services rooted nature-based solutions decarbonization society greatest task generation costa rica aspires become laboratory process extensive decarbonization world economy just abolished army now going abolish dependence fossil fuels determined everything climate
CRI 2018 1151 1151 resilient eco-competitive based productive efficiency increase forest cover ecosystem services rooted nature-based solutions decarbonization society greatest task generation costa rica aspires become laboratory process extensive decarbonization world economy just abolished army now going abolish dependence fossil fuels determined everything necessary collaboration us will happen regard costa rica invites member states participate climate
CUB 2018 234 234 moral duty historical responsibility abundant resources solve pressing global problems truth funding shortfalls cited justification failing attain goals targets agenda sustainable development address increasing impacts climate_change trillion wasted military expenditure highest figure since end cold war climate_change another unavoidable reality question survival human race especially small island developing states effects already climate
CUB 2018 245 245 funding shortfalls cited justification failing attain goals targets agenda sustainable development address increasing impacts climate_change trillion wasted military expenditure highest figure since end cold war climate_change another unavoidable reality question survival human race especially small island developing states effects already irreversible scientific evidence shows average temperature increased c compared pre-industrial levels climate
CUB 2018 265 265 figure since end cold war climate_change another unavoidable reality question survival human race especially small island developing states effects already irreversible scientific evidence shows average temperature increased c compared pre-industrial levels nine people living urban areas breathe polluted air however united states one major polluters historically today refuses join international community climate
CUB 2018 294 294 pre-industrial levels nine people living urban areas breathe polluted air however united states one major polluters historically today refuses join international community implementing paris agreement climate_change endangers lives future generations survival species including humans furthermore enough threats humankind dazzling creations fact military nuclear hegemony continues extending reach dashing hopes majority peoples climate
CYP 2018 399 399 relevant authorities prevent providing necessary medical care instead tackling root causes leading massive migratory flows millions people content setting immigration detention centres adopted paris agreement climate_change address global challenge specific interests hinder design implementation domestic policies deliver pledge commitments factors addition inability effectively implement united nations resolutions led unprecedented crises resulted climate
CYP 2018 615 615 nations can become effective transparent efforts implement agenda sustainable development represents integral part efforts help people live dignity parallel must take action address states vulnerability climate_change particularly small island states just need put emphasis implementing sustainable development goals accelerate efforts end bearing mind ongoing unstable situations conflicts syria iraq yemen libya climate
CZE 2018 62 62 us states members united nations strive together face many challenges areas dignity individuals global prosperity sustainable development including gender inequality youth unemployment global health threats climate_change violent extremism terrorism forced displacement uncontrolled migration furthermore multilateralism rules-based system benefit everyone long held many threats bay increasingly undermined questioned one way policymakers can climate
CZE 2018 221 221 focus prevention conflicts us work tirelessly work ensure crises contained break post-conflict countries stabilized long term effective conflict prevention adopt comprehensive approach peace security treats climate_change security problem also advancing sustainable development promoting human rights czech republic took great pride honour holding presidency economic social council session like thank everyone member climate
DEU 2018 744 744 support new york geneva initiative ban fully autonomous weapons late domain prevention right answer united nations twenty- first century must tackle root causes conflict including climate_change action based solely nationalism country seeking put first reaches limits respect least climate knows borders alarm bells rarely sounded loudly summer almost parts world germany climate
DEU 2018 783 783 knows borders alarm bells rarely sounded loudly summer almost parts world germany european union stand paris agreement moreover want ensure security council makes devastating effects climate_change can security stability entire countries regions even greater priority also need quantum leap comes post-conflict peacebuilding germany will contribute least million peacebuilding fund year past climate
DMA 2018 274 274 darkest hour thank days passage hurricane maria prime minister roosevelt skerrit dominica stood body sounded call action see pv called world wake take note war climate_change come shores sent call countries big small developed developing come together save planet one year later done achieved among around us many continue deny reality climate
DMA 2018 300 300 come shores sent call countries big small developed developing come together save planet one year later done achieved among around us many continue deny reality climate_change global community agreed plan implementation commitments made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris mobilized resources capitalize billion dollars per year pledged assist climate
DMA 2018 315 315 later done achieved among around us many continue deny reality climate_change global community agreed plan implementation commitments made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris mobilized resources capitalize billion dollars per year pledged assist vulnerable adapt mitigate harmful effects climate_change failing live commitments arctic ice shelves continued melt alarming climate
DMA 2018 331 331 commitments made twenty-first conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change paris mobilized resources capitalize billion dollars per year pledged assist vulnerable adapt mitigate harmful effects climate_change failing live commitments arctic ice shelves continued melt alarming rate oceans continue get warmer hurricanes storms continue develop threaten countries droughts becoming severe flooding pronounced climate
DMA 2018 357 357 failing live commitments arctic ice shelves continued melt alarming rate oceans continue get warmer hurricanes storms continue develop threaten countries droughts becoming severe flooding pronounced climate_change therefore global responsibility time even brief moment say lightly say anything lightly standing forum appeals universal humanity live world many children go hungry night night climate
DMA 2018 407 407 night light arms small weapons continue infiltrate vulnerable societies non-communicable diseases account many preventable deaths yes agree poverty inequality violence shared responsibilities modern-day manifestations wrapped climate_change climate_change arises activities support reflect inequalities always poor suffer poor whose lands impacted severe droughts flooding whose homes destroyed whose loved ones perish poor least climate
DMA 2018 408 408 light arms small weapons continue infiltrate vulnerable societies non-communicable diseases account many preventable deaths yes agree poverty inequality violence shared responsibilities modern-day manifestations wrapped climate_change climate_change arises activities support reflect inequalities always poor suffer poor whose lands impacted severe droughts flooding whose homes destroyed whose loved ones perish poor least capacity climate
DMA 2018 452 452 whose loved ones perish poor least capacity escape heavy burdens poverty disease death much violence flows directly climate change-induced scarcity things like water productive lands climate_change main symptom world’s broken economy society humanity precisely issues united nations created let just another moment simply sharpen rhetoric speak merely redoubling current efforts done climate
DMA 2018 482 482 economy society humanity precisely issues united nations created let just another moment simply sharpen rhetoric speak merely redoubling current efforts done many times nevertheless watched climate_change continue ravages pontificate engage perpetual debate climate_change will march laying waste forests fields whipping fury angry winds punishing rains wrecking lives livelihoods secret countries lack climate
DMA 2018 489 489 created let just another moment simply sharpen rhetoric speak merely redoubling current efforts done many times nevertheless watched climate_change continue ravages pontificate engage perpetual debate climate_change will march laying waste forests fields whipping fury angry winds punishing rains wrecking lives livelihoods secret countries lack motivation take necessary action rooted economic truth climate
DMA 2018 518 518 waste forests fields whipping fury angry winds punishing rains wrecking lives livelihoods secret countries lack motivation take necessary action rooted economic truth gain activities create climate_change remain removed dire consequences since climate_change result economic calculus will keep pushing global destruction along must accepted responsibility time one must put collective efforts behind climate
DMA 2018 524 524 winds punishing rains wrecking lives livelihoods secret countries lack motivation take necessary action rooted economic truth gain activities create climate_change remain removed dire consequences since climate_change result economic calculus will keep pushing global destruction along must accepted responsibility time one must put collective efforts behind arrest prime minister skeritt left hall climate
DMA 2018 624 624 like dominica able meet single-handedly exacerbated debilitating impact events economic activities deprives country much-needed revenue critical time speak assembly moment dangerous storms gathering western atlantic climate_change warms oceans feeds rainstorms risk future loss damage increases yet price production consumption goods contribute climate_change set compensate us losses damages resulting change perspective shared climate
DMA 2018 640 640 time speak assembly moment dangerous storms gathering western atlantic climate_change warms oceans feeds rainstorms risk future loss damage increases yet price production consumption goods contribute climate_change set compensate us losses damages resulting change perspective shared destiny goods over-produced over-consumed climate_change freak nature man- made power greed polluter pays principle accepted principle climate
DMA 2018 654 654 risk future loss damage increases yet price production consumption goods contribute climate_change set compensate us losses damages resulting change perspective shared destiny goods over-produced over-consumed climate_change freak nature man- made power greed polluter pays principle accepted principle golden nexus morality economics environmental policy polluter pays principle tried tested national level international climate
DMA 2018 696 696 policy polluter pays principle tried tested national level international level alas victim pays let us consider insurance model championed many industrialized countries international agencies solution climate_change island states front line asked take additional insurance losses damage direct results change climate caused others asking victim pay instalment insane equivalent arsonist tell house-owner climate
DMA 2018 734 734 change climate caused others asking victim pay instalment insane equivalent arsonist tell house-owner take fire insurance instead trying stop setting fire house principal response man-made climate_change make easier victims foot bill march climate_change will press unimpeded therefore untenable indefensible downright unacceptable game-changer establish different kind insurance pays quickly victims climate disasters climate
DMA 2018 741 741 instalment insane equivalent arsonist tell house-owner take fire insurance instead trying stop setting fire house principal response man-made climate_change make easier victims foot bill march climate_change will press unimpeded therefore untenable indefensible downright unacceptable game-changer establish different kind insurance pays quickly victims climate disasters especially vulnerable at- risk countries like fairness climate
DMA 2018 773 773 downright unacceptable game-changer establish different kind insurance pays quickly victims climate disasters especially vulnerable at- risk countries like fairness requires insurance mechanism must funded contributed climate_change additionally needs scaled matter urgency caribbean catastrophe risk insurance facility paid funds immediate relief efforts capacity insure loss damage today want propose united nations oversee climate
DMA 2018 809 809 paid funds immediate relief efforts capacity insure loss damage today want propose united nations oversee climate loss-and-damage insurance fund whereby premiums paid contributed continue contribute climate_change whereby payouts go quickly suffer direct consequences climate disasters independently declared ending inequality separates gain lose remove fuel lines climate_change international community must serious halting climate
DMA 2018 829 829 premiums paid contributed continue contribute climate_change whereby payouts go quickly suffer direct consequences climate disasters independently declared ending inequality separates gain lose remove fuel lines climate_change international community must serious halting climate_change urge assembly hope feet swift can longer afford wait people needed sanctuary safety yesterday tomorrow past months contending sheer climate
DMA 2018 835 835 whereby payouts go quickly suffer direct consequences climate disasters independently declared ending inequality separates gain lose remove fuel lines climate_change international community must serious halting climate_change urge assembly hope feet swift can longer afford wait people needed sanctuary safety yesterday tomorrow past months contending sheer hard task relief early recovery efforts climate
DMA 2018 951 951 re-energized every dominican grace god therefore continued support partners global community will become first climate-resilient nation world encourage vulnerable small island states embark building resilience climate_change well costs however beyond capacity small states support critical international organizations member states requisite technical expertise financial resources role united nations therefore central coordinating mobilizing climate
DMA 2018 1016 1016 possible existing global economic development architecture must facilitate new development paradigm official development assistance must re-engineered take account vulnerability small island states imperative building resilience climate_change international financial institutions must rethink classification debt must also rethink essential services vital infrastructure battle effects climate_change supremely conscious many challenges confronting region wider world climate
DMA 2018 1033 1033 account vulnerability small island states imperative building resilience climate_change international financial institutions must rethink classification debt must also rethink essential services vital infrastructure battle effects climate_change supremely conscious many challenges confronting region wider world two emerging global problems brought climate_change climate-induced migration disaster refugees although problems yet full-blown countries act safe climate
DMA 2018 1047 1047 classification debt must also rethink essential services vital infrastructure battle effects climate_change supremely conscious many challenges confronting region wider world two emerging global problems brought climate_change climate-induced migration disaster refugees although problems yet full-blown countries act safe havens begun feel pressures underscores fact emerging problems brought effects climate_change require urgent global climate
DMA 2018 1069 1069 global problems brought climate_change climate-induced migration disaster refugees although problems yet full-blown countries act safe havens begun feel pressures underscores fact emerging problems brought effects climate_change require urgent global attention dominica calls united nations begin discourse climate migration disaster refugees still early champion region zone peace remain extremely concerned situation sister climate
DMA 2018 1261 1261 stronger motivated came aid thank urge stay course next years let us set example better future humankind let history record said efforts made end march climate_change globally reduce vulnerabilities locally must grasp moment together climate
DNK 2018 88 88 built perhaps never pressure today principle multilateralism questioned doubt cast frameworks protect human rights ensure free trade promote global development insufficient action taken global problems climate_change poverty migration terrorism violent extremism denmark path forward clear global challenges require global solutions end need strong united nations unique legitimacy universal membership united nations climate
DNK 2018 303 303 must ensure one making decisions concerning gender equality equal opportunities fundamental human rights preconditions development peace prosperity country anywhere world agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change set strong global vision achieving sustainable planet denmark committed common vision consecutive years proudly delivered united nations target providing per cent gross national income official climate
DOM 2018 316 316 asking questions everyone asked point will give definitive answers can formulated found working together will briefly mention consider two main threats global stability security referring climate_change drug trafficking organized crime first glance may seem different complexity global scope makes two main challenges facing humankind cases consequences destruction thousands families collateral damage climate
DOM 2018 365 365 collateral damage aspects human development overwhelming states magnitude challenges face let us start talking consequences natural disasters occurring frequently open newspaper turn television see effects climate_change wreaking havoc somewhere planet typhoon recently hit philippines strongest decades hurricane seasons punish caribbean islands increasing ferocity corner world safe last year saw hurricane irma climate
DOM 2018 429 429 antigua barbuda caribbean islands taken months recover effects hurricane maria brought economic losses also claimed considerable number human lives dominican republic strongly committed dealing consequences climate_change means working simultaneously three levels action local national international local level people’s daily lives develop tragedies take painful reality work building preparing raising awareness must climate
DOM 2018 507 507 thousands teachers technicians promote sustainable development schools communities national level also working tirelessly rapid-response strategies field prevention instance planting millions trees across country investing ever renewable_energy measures will support economy will enable us reduce emissions greenhouse gases per cent goal pleased however fight climate_change task us next level international level broadest climate
DOM 2018 517 517 also working tirelessly rapid-response strategies field prevention instance planting millions trees across country investing ever renewable_energy measures will support economy will enable us reduce emissions greenhouse gases per cent goal pleased however fight climate_change task us next level international level broadest essential three political will area efforts will come nothing will climate
DOM 2018 525 525 planting millions trees across country investing ever renewable_energy measures will support economy will enable us reduce emissions greenhouse gases per cent goal pleased however fight climate_change task us next level international level broadest essential three political will area efforts will come nothing will negative impact progress made local national levels like climate
DOM 2018 576 576 reiterate assembly importance going beyond good intentions focusing concrete actions among actions want highlight urgency financing making operational initiatives warsaw international mechanism loss damage associated climate_change impacts will make possible compensate destruction infrastructure ecosystems alleviate threatening conditions residents fund essential ensuring natural disasters destroy hours many nations spent decades building will climate
DOM 2018 664 664 bringing peace mind homes granting future without constant uncertain feeling threat every time see rain coming therefore consider indisputable countries heavily contributed gas emissions responsible climate_change also contribute proportionally fund established mitigate effects described earlier also consider drug trafficking organized crime threat global security stability similar magnitude climate_change trafficking illicit substances climate
DOM 2018 686 686 gas emissions responsible climate_change also contribute proportionally fund established mitigate effects described earlier also consider drug trafficking organized crime threat global security stability similar magnitude climate_change trafficking illicit substances claims thousands lives every year particularly young people extremely valuable countries bad enough drug trafficking also permeates institutions unbalances economies threatens values climate
DOM 2018 728 728 drug trafficking also permeates institutions unbalances economies threatens values brings nothing degradation destruction social fabric wherever organized crime prevails security peace peoples always deteriorate time climate_change therefore fight drugs must conducted three levels local national international order achieve effective results case country local intervention focused prevention campaigns educating young people supporting climate
DOM 2018 955 955 countries allocate billions dollars year fulfilling role never enough face huge resources deployed organized crime networks undoubtedly key factor social disintegration many countries dealing case climate_change developed countries greater consumption capacity must dedicate resources cooperation political will truly wish fight problem hope victory combating effects drug trafficking climate_change will address structural climate
DOM 2018 977 977 countries dealing case climate_change developed countries greater consumption capacity must dedicate resources cooperation political will truly wish fight problem hope victory combating effects drug trafficking climate_change will address structural causes deeper poverty social inequality united nations developed countries want help fight poverty comprehensively openly two fronts intelligent humane cost- effective way climate
DOM 2018 1014 1014 countries want help fight poverty comprehensively openly two fronts intelligent humane cost- effective way appeal countries rostrum show responsibility solidarity need make planet safer place climate_change drug trafficking poverty social inequality mass migration interrelated problems must deal urgently pointed today best perhaps way act levels response problem agreements sign forum like climate
ESP 2018 241 241 nations never founded opinion real strength organization lie past achievements although many rather lies can build win future time now last generation opportunity slow consequences climate_change first generation tools eradicate poverty planet therefore question seeing obstacles rather seeing opportunities turning change catalyst achieving sustainable development ideal real necessity many previous speakers climate
ESP 2018 998 998 spain also created water sanitation cooperation fund latin america caribbean years ago invested million however none efforts make sense unless tackle greatest threat generation impact climate_change come country per cent surface area threatened desertification must fight battle every level means addressing immediate effects also addressing underlying structural causes exacerbate changes climate climate
ESP 2018 1030 1030 threatened desertification must fight battle every level means addressing immediate effects also addressing underlying structural causes exacerbate changes climate witnessing keenly aware need undertake controlled decarbonization economy yesterday announced spain join carbon_neutrality coalition deepening commitment implementing ambitious long- term strategies reducing carbon_dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions will enable us fully comply paris agreement climate
ESP 2018 1036 1036 level means addressing immediate effects also addressing underlying structural causes exacerbate changes climate witnessing keenly aware need undertake controlled decarbonization economy yesterday announced spain join carbon_neutrality coalition deepening commitment implementing ambitious long- term strategies reducing carbon_dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions will enable us fully comply paris agreement climate_change urgently need make just ecological climate
ESP 2018 1046 1046 exacerbate changes climate witnessing keenly aware need undertake controlled decarbonization economy yesterday announced spain join carbon_neutrality coalition deepening commitment implementing ambitious long- term strategies reducing carbon_dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions will enable us fully comply paris agreement climate_change urgently need make just ecological transition laying foundations new production model spanish government fully committed climate
ESP 2018 1047 1047 changes climate witnessing keenly aware need undertake controlled decarbonization economy yesterday announced spain join carbon_neutrality coalition deepening commitment implementing ambitious long- term strategies reducing carbon_dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions will enable us fully comply paris agreement climate_change urgently need make just ecological transition laying foundations new production model spanish government fully committed future climate
ESP 2018 1056 1056 economy yesterday announced spain join carbon_neutrality coalition deepening commitment implementing ambitious long- term strategies reducing carbon_dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions will enable us fully comply paris agreement climate_change urgently need make just ecological transition laying foundations new production model spanish government fully committed future depends renewable_energy clean technologies starting point will able combine climate
ESP 2018 1074 1074 will enable us fully comply paris agreement climate_change urgently need make just ecological transition laying foundations new production model spanish government fully committed future depends renewable_energy clean technologies starting point will able combine material well-being social justice environmental sustainability also wish share fact spain will participate constructively twenty-fourth session conference parties climate
ESP 2018 1104 1104 will able combine material well-being social justice environmental sustainability also wish share fact spain will participate constructively twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place poland year climate_change summit convened secretary-general hope meetings will successful spain will course contribute constructively actively smooth execution ultimately necessary us able climate
ESP 2018 1110 1110 justice environmental sustainability also wish share fact spain will participate constructively twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place poland year climate_change summit convened secretary-general hope meetings will successful spain will course contribute constructively actively smooth execution ultimately necessary us able move forward comply paris agreement believe climate
EST 2018 57 57 countries among many presidents prime ministers took part decided something planet responding outcry estonians launched voluntary clean-up action years ago easy just talk cleaner environment climate_change really want get things done often simply must get many ways also reason estonia running non-permanent seat security council period 2020-2021 small countries time small climate
EST 2018 297 297 needs implementation without implementation hollow hollow days ahead knowing lay head night calm crying hungry frightened children need get just go help applies paris agreement climate_change order tackle global challenge climate_change affecting billions must implement commitments collectively undertaken effects climate_change increasingly felt world developing countries especially small island states homes food climate
EST 2018 302 302 hollow days ahead knowing lay head night calm crying hungry frightened children need get just go help applies paris agreement climate_change order tackle global challenge climate_change affecting billions must implement commitments collectively undertaken effects climate_change increasingly felt world developing countries especially small island states homes food even clean drinking water greatly climate
EST 2018 311 311 hungry frightened children need get just go help applies paris agreement climate_change order tackle global challenge climate_change affecting billions must implement commitments collectively undertaken effects climate_change increasingly felt world developing countries especially small island states homes food even clean drinking water greatly risk countries forced jump varied expensive hoops order gain climate
EST 2018 909 909 self-centred ignorant need see bigger picture empathy can easily translated efficiency really wish get things done words important sufficient followed concrete action wars conflicts continue global_warming speeding piles litter around us just keep growing equal responsibility proactive preventing meeting challenges times feeling helpless sometimes best little thing know able globally bit climate
EU 2018 15 15 european union fighting intensely preserve rules-based international order currently great strain regard trade security climate_change human rights say countries strongly support united nations continent cares deeply respect mutual understanding solidarity among nations leaders must equip united nations means successfully fulfil climate
EU 2018 214 214 thanks excellent cooperation african union european union united nations far helped people leave libya voluntary humanitarian returns want expand work partners areas education investment development climate_change free trade will therefore heart future relations africa continent great challenges also one equally great opportunities instability libya brought world’s attention suffering caused human smugglers climate
EU 2018 389 389 countries people societies closer together priorities will crucial future relations africa also next month’s asia-europe meeting will hosting brussels go hand hand implementation paris agreement climate_change international commitments floods fires impact climate_change becomes visible every year sadly now measure impact loss human life although slow progress made main task implementing paris climate
EU 2018 395 395 will crucial future relations africa also next month’s asia-europe meeting will hosting brussels go hand hand implementation paris agreement climate_change international commitments floods fires impact climate_change becomes visible every year sadly now measure impact loss human life although slow progress made main task implementing paris agreement european union remains fully committed climate
FIN 2018 209 209 interlinked challenges important achievements united nations system recent years testimony regard refer agenda sustainable development paris agreement global compact migration global compact refugees issues sustainability climate_change migration development human rights also essential questions peace security climate_change prime example need prompt global action upcoming report intergovernmental panel climate_change will underscore urgency response climate
FIN 2018 219 219 regard refer agenda sustainable development paris agreement global compact migration global compact refugees issues sustainability climate_change migration development human rights also essential questions peace security climate_change prime example need prompt global action upcoming report intergovernmental panel climate_change will underscore urgency response will also show much remains done far voluntary contributions states climate
FIN 2018 230 230 compact refugees issues sustainability climate_change migration development human rights also essential questions peace security climate_change prime example need prompt global action upcoming report intergovernmental panel climate_change will underscore urgency response will also show much remains done far voluntary contributions states parties paris agreement enough keep global temperature rise well c must climate
FIN 2018 251 251 upcoming report intergovernmental panel climate_change will underscore urgency response will also show much remains done far voluntary contributions states parties paris agreement enough keep global temperature rise well c must lot quickly north witnessing arctic region warming alarming pace just regional problem poses threat entire global climate system one important factor climate
FIN 2018 283 283 north witnessing arctic region warming alarming pace just regional problem poses threat entire global climate system one important factor accelerating melting sea ice arctic black carbon_emissions reducing black carbon lands white ice immediate positive effects preventing melting commitment curbing emissions key objective arctic summit finland current chair arctic council ready host climate
FIN 2018 311 311 carbon lands white ice immediate positive effects preventing melting commitment curbing emissions key objective arctic summit finland current chair arctic council ready host without mitigation climate_change will also lead increase migration flows approximately million people across world already displaced highest figure since second world war million people worldwide urgent need basic climate
FJI 2018 691 691 sector free people need economic structure serves makes optimistic one basic pillars democracy fiji coming end presidency twenty-third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-23 part united nations ongoing climate negotiations among nations world struggle fight global_warming end degradation oceans will continue fiji’s highest priority many disastrous effects climate_change climate
FJI 2018 704 704 fiji coming end presidency twenty-third session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop-23 part united nations ongoing climate negotiations among nations world struggle fight global_warming end degradation oceans will continue fiji’s highest priority many disastrous effects climate_change seeing south pacific around world well documented can said enormous stresses oceans arising climate
FJI 2018 716 716 climate_change cop-23 part united nations ongoing climate negotiations among nations world struggle fight global_warming end degradation oceans will continue fiji’s highest priority many disastrous effects climate_change seeing south pacific around world well documented can said enormous stresses oceans arising acidification overfishing warming plastic refuse time debate facts long past fijian prime climate
FJI 2018 802 802 want prime minister demand world take action behalf commitments made nationally determined contributions fall woefully short mark simply will get us goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change ocean health every forum part simply climate
FJI 2018 805 805 demand world take action behalf commitments made nationally determined contributions fall woefully short mark simply will get us goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change ocean health every forum part simply wait rest world climate
FJI 2018 821 821 get us goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change ocean health every forum part simply wait rest world come around effects climate_change already bearing us already taking steps boost resilience fiji begun project improve climate
FJI 2018 834 834 let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change ocean health every forum part simply wait rest world come around effects climate_change already bearing us already taking steps boost resilience fiji begun project improve access sustainable water supplies sewerage services approximately fijians will provide cyclone insurance coverage climate
FJI 2018 901 901 standard working protect communities face unacceptably high risks flooding fiji also became first emerging market issue sovereign green bond fund activities however government can combat climate_change alone challenge simply great beginning fiji’s presidency cop-23 sought build grand coalition governments private sector labour forces religious groups civil society take initiatives come ideas climate
FJI 2018 944 944 religious groups civil society take initiatives come ideas solutions great small confident speak fijians pacific islanders say tend lose patience national leaders proclaim deep concern climate_change little nothing lead nations onto ambitious path reducing greenhouse-gas emissions leaders ignore threat give people new coal-fired power plants instead better future children either tragically climate
FJI 2018 953 953 great small confident speak fijians pacific islanders say tend lose patience national leaders proclaim deep concern climate_change little nothing lead nations onto ambitious path reducing greenhouse-gas emissions leaders ignore threat give people new coal-fired power plants instead better future children either tragically short-sighted simply engaging cynical form betrayal people people will climate
FJI 2018 1053 1053 will commit significantly raising nationally determined contribution fiji will net- zero greenhouse-gas-emission country fiji proud launched ocean pathway partnership government sweden know interaction ocean ecology climate_change runs deep attempt solve crisis one without confronting crisis oceans suffering stress human activities goes beyond climate_change includes pollution overfishing acidification want draw world’s serious climate
FJI 2018 1070 1070 pathway partnership government sweden know interaction ocean ecology climate_change runs deep attempt solve crisis one without confronting crisis oceans suffering stress human activities goes beyond climate_change includes pollution overfishing acidification want draw world’s serious attention need help developing nations particularly disadvantaged vulnerable overcome climate oceans stresses need access finance practical solutions climate
FJI 2018 1109 1109 particularly disadvantaged vulnerable overcome climate oceans stresses need access finance practical solutions need united nations help us get honour fiji personally lead united nations efforts climate_change year proud accomplished world never needed united nations existential problem climate_change requires us work together challenge mobilizing finance climate resilience requires us work together complex climate
FJI 2018 1120 1120 solutions need united nations help us get honour fiji personally lead united nations efforts climate_change year proud accomplished world never needed united nations existential problem climate_change requires us work together challenge mobilizing finance climate resilience requires us work together complex globalized conflicts require us work together fiji firmly committed united nations climate
FRA 2018 917 917 scourge phenomenon protect borders respectful manner ensuring compliance international law particular unconditional protection entitled asylum decided together united nations pact adopted marrakech december support regard climate_change free rides easy solutions either even challenged reality suffer consequences like everyone else extreme_weather events now daily occurrence weakening collective action expose great digital transformation climate
FRA 2018 931 931 asylum decided together united nations pact adopted marrakech december support regard climate_change free rides easy solutions either even challenged reality suffer consequences like everyone else extreme_weather events now daily occurrence weakening collective action expose great digital transformation duty stand together build modern rules will allow us reconcile development artificial intelligence ethical climate
FRA 2018 1193 1193 million children access school half live sub-saharan africa young girls equal access education less per cent countries owe response million children live regions exposed consequences climate_change victims floods droughts rising sea levels depletion resources owe response million women access contraception billion women protected law victims violence homes women whose global average climate
FRA 2018 1587 1587 also fight diligently gender inequality france made signature issue five-year term launching appeal make major global issue women girls first us affected poverty conflict consequences global_warming primary victims gender-based sexual violence often hinders freedom movement ability work control bodies responsibility twenty- first century put end violence street harassment femicide time world climate
FRA 2018 1710 1710 will take initiative fight counterfeit medicines will intensify response major pandemics call everyone mobilize lastly must fight urgently body soul environmental inequality unacceptable per cent greenhouse-gas emissions produced per cent planet’s richest inhabitants case solar energy inefficient situation countries greatest potential needs least access appropriate technologies unsustainable million people will condemned climate
FRA 2018 1742 1742 inhabitants case solar energy inefficient situation countries greatest potential needs least access appropriate technologies unsustainable million people will condemned extreme poverty fail meet commitments fighting global_warming must united combat countries represented suffering others owe solidarity will held accountable disasters multiplying eyes peoples children proclaimed breakdown paris climate_change agreement thwarted able remain climate
FRA 2018 1763 1763 fail meet commitments fighting global_warming must united combat countries represented suffering others owe solidarity will held accountable disasters multiplying eyes peoples children proclaimed breakdown paris climate_change agreement thwarted able remain united despite decision united states withdraw strength must continue support us help us ward fatalistic predictions told solutions exist funding lacking climate
FRA 2018 1848 1848 told already late meet goals let us speed let us together adopt rules implementing paris agreement december 24th session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change let us implement protocol hydrofluorocarbon gases enable us reduce average global temperature one degree let us set goal concluding ambitious draft global environmental pact ensuring climate
FRA 2018 1860 1860 rules implementing paris agreement december 24th session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change let us implement protocol hydrofluorocarbon gases enable us reduce average global temperature one degree let us set goal concluding ambitious draft global environmental pact ensuring beijing conference parties convention biological diversity international union conservation nature world conservation climate
FRA 2018 1954 1954 work harder involve sovereign wealth funds financiers low-carbon-policy strategy france will continue global leader fight alongside everyone wants join will work g-7 ensure commitments made climate_change conference increased one members want move forward will move forward anyway seeking new coalitions new formats g-7 s mission remain united group countries committed democracy climate
FSM 2018 69 69 direction madam president offer congratulations people ecuador election lead us session general assembly said new zealand spoken eloquently fate pacific island countries face imminent threat climate_change armed conflicts dominated world first four decades previous century ended world slipped another war cold war period suspicion deceit era deeply rooted clandestine engagement reminds climate
FSM 2018 260 260 recommend future hold us members united nations must adopt progressive attitude towards taking charge affairs making sure directly involved matters touch impact lives existential threat climate_change becoming real every hurricane wildfire heatwave centimetre sea-level rise realities many us seeing experiencing islands within federated states islands marshall islands islands tuvalu kiribati will climate
FSM 2018 375 375 islands will lost many homes will destroyed many people will displaced can still avoid worst climate impacts recognize need speed take fast action paris agreement climate_change may shortcomings believe best platform achieving goal believe matter difficult sensitive issues associated climate_change need everyone board country disappointed countries considering withdrawing agreement call reconsider climate
FSM 2018 389 389 worst climate impacts recognize need speed take fast action paris agreement climate_change may shortcomings believe best platform achieving goal believe matter difficult sensitive issues associated climate_change need everyone board country disappointed countries considering withdrawing agreement call reconsider micronesia large ocean state blessed abundant marine resources key concern micronesia small island developing climate
FSM 2018 628 628 conflicts might good powerful states either politically even economically shame think united nations needs relevant able willing deal emerging threats find deeply troubling threat posed climate_change existence received security council’s consideration pacific small island developing states made proposal consideration council proposal will immediately save islands nevertheless step right direction happen feel climate
GAB 2018 762 762 security council resolutions adopted since issue including resolution made clear need work towards realistic pragmatic sustainable political solution based compromise world increasingly exposed harmful effects climate_change given alarming situation organization must assert leadership ensure efforts made far continue intensified climate_change reality impacts daily lives rising temperatures melting glaciers polar ice caps climate
GAB 2018 776 776 pragmatic sustainable political solution based compromise world increasingly exposed harmful effects climate_change given alarming situation organization must assert leadership ensure efforts made far continue intensified climate_change reality impacts daily lives rising temperatures melting glaciers polar ice caps increase number magnitude natural disasters undeniable signs climate_change transformation consumption production patterns immediate implementation climate
GAB 2018 795 795 ensure efforts made far continue intensified climate_change reality impacts daily lives rising temperatures melting glaciers polar ice caps increase number magnitude natural disasters undeniable signs climate_change transformation consumption production patterns immediate implementation commitments made paris thus becoming imperative universal conscience response facts president gabonese republic capacity coordinator committee african heads state climate
GAB 2018 822 822 consumption production patterns immediate implementation commitments made paris thus becoming imperative universal conscience response facts president gabonese republic capacity coordinator committee african heads state government climate_change shown clearly understands urgent need act quickly gabon also africa context december gabon provided substantial financial support efforts operationalize initiative adaptation african agriculture aaa launched climate
GAB 2018 895 895 september united nations headquarters aaa regard reiterate call bilateral multilateral partners including private sector support africa’s efforts finance measures aimed increasing levels adaptation resilience effects climate_change december will take formal decision global compact safe orderly regular migration intergovernmental conference held marrakech holistic approach underpinned negotiation process leading current text auspices united climate
GBR 2018 403 403 ensure competition fair succumb protectionism certain path lost jobs international confrontation global cooperation can harness legitimate self- interest towards common goals producing agreements global challenges climate_change proliferation increasing inclusive economic growth see cooperation today united nations also saw commonwealth heads government meeting earlier year today chair-in-office commonwealth deliver clear statement behalf climate
GEO 2018 544 544 civilized nations contributed development european global civilizations accordingly remain engaged fight challenges facing humankind today unfortunately list quite long includes conflicts terrorism migration forced displacement climate_change poverty grave human rights violations addressing issues requires enormous efforts strong political will part united nations member state every one us must confront challenges order climate
GIN 2018 653 653 united nations support plan sahel entitled sahel land opportunities targets countries including guinea plan focuses six key areas cross-border cooperation prevention peacekeeping inclusive growth climate renewable_energy partnerships member states regional economic communities civil society donors will facilitate implementation various development projects help fight extreme poverty improve humanitarian situation strengthen resilience change climate
GIN 2018 824 824 women children important document republic guinea will adopt december marrakech will strike balance state sovereignty fundamental rights compact fundamentally aligned sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change new york declaration refugees migrants providing important monitoring mechanism achievement social well-being sustainable development goals can made possible succeed ridding world recurring diseases therefore important climate
GMB 2018 243 243 basis successful conduct relations among nations let us therefore restore faith rules- based international order remain relevant collectively make progress global agenda ranging tackling menaces climate_change terrorism addressing disarmament trade development issues concern humankind confident effective global leadership international cooperation well- world’s citizens can achieved leaders shared responsibility promote world order climate
GNB 2018 251 251 african continent internal tensions caused activities terrorist groups persist particularly sahel spreading fear among populations preventing governments focusing development creating best possible living conditions citizens climate_change caused increasing number severe droughts floods many parts world many island countries face risk disappearing owing rising sea levels challenges require greater efforts new attitudes climate
GNB 2018 289 289 face risk disappearing owing rising sea levels challenges require greater efforts new attitudes increasingly responsible behaviour part us must rigorously meet commitments stipulated paris agreement climate_change believe obligation charter subscribe must respect regardless circumstances principles enshrined therein foundation basis rules-based world order specifically principle peaceful resolution disputes non-interference internal affairs states climate
GRC 2018 858 858 become accountable respond actual needs states citizens means supporting secretary- general’s vision united nations reform well agenda sustainable development coming global compact migration paris agreement climate_change iran nuclear deal despite weaknesses means finding political solution syria basis inclusive political dialogue united nations auspices revitalizing middle east peace process towards comprehensive solution climate
GRD 2018 317 317 context characterized changing political ideological religious tensions social revolution increasing anxiety economic social political inequality marginalization global changes magnified especially developing states face challenging phenomena climate_change natural disasters non-communicable diseases limited access development financing challenges exacerbated pursuing policies strategies confronting challenges corresponding extraordinary solutions path must follow order secure sustainable societies climate
GRD 2018 378 378 seasons world seen holding breath year’s various tropical systems beryl isaac just week kirk take aim region weather systems yet another reminder vulnerability region realities climate_change capable eviscerating entire industries matter hours especially evident region heavily dependent agriculture tourism damage property infrastructure significant yet hope often talk disadvantages small nations global climate
GRD 2018 438 438 distinct advantages small states caribbean small island developing states can serve proving grounds nationwide implementation climate-related technologies advances also represent globally compelling business cases sustainable renewable_energy investment climate-smart goes beyond policies goes beyond resilient housing infrastructure agriculture means region can also serve global beacon renewable_energy energy efficiency aim resilient region’s tremendous climate
GRD 2018 457 457 represent globally compelling business cases sustainable renewable_energy investment climate-smart goes beyond policies goes beyond resilient housing infrastructure agriculture means region can also serve global beacon renewable_energy energy efficiency aim resilient region’s tremendous potential hydroelectricity geothermal energy also climate-smart understanding need rethink adaptation climate_change government grenada established new overarching ministry climate resilience climate
GRD 2018 474 474 agriculture means region can also serve global beacon renewable_energy energy efficiency aim resilient region’s tremendous potential hydroelectricity geothermal energy also climate-smart understanding need rethink adaptation climate_change government grenada established new overarching ministry climate resilience environment forestry fisheries disaster management information mandate work speedily ensure engrained every aspect country’s development question addressing climate
GRD 2018 500 500 government grenada established new overarching ministry climate resilience environment forestry fisheries disaster management information mandate work speedily ensure engrained every aspect country’s development question addressing climate_change climate resilience grenada also currently shifting macroeconomic focus ensure attention paid development green blue economies thereby tying economic development environmental sustainability together road climate-smart sustainability climate
GRD 2018 849 849 deterrence makes sense possibility deployment mere existence weapons anywhere unacceptable grenada therefore urges friends desist development testing weapons imagine achieve instead put brilliant scientists work climate_change building climate-smart resilient sustainable societies strive maintain caribbean region zone peace us continue affected traffic small arms countries manufacture sell freely islands states emergency declared climate
GTM 2018 1289 1289 acted good faith times continue believe firmly disputes can resolved amicably dialogue turning subjects point guatemala country located vulnerable tropical zone suffering increasingly seriously effects climate_change dealing prolonged drought affecting vulnerable sectors population invested rehabilitating irrigation mini-irrigation systems can help ensure low-income farmers production focused public investment budget national development priorities climate
GUY 2018 806 806 near-total dependence non-renewable sources energy turning renewable sources hydroelectricity wind solar biomass guyana unalterably committed principles sustainable development working international community partners help combat effects climate_change including rising sea levels particularly vulnerable low-lying coastal state reason guyana’s strategy emphasize inclusive transformation sustainable natural resources energy transition resilient infrastructure human development well- climate
HND 2018 208 208 new challenges world demands great transformations profound reforms current generation leaders live demands peoples unavoidable responsibility now like speak reality country honduras one countries impacted extreme_weather events past years ranking first germanwatch global climate risk index despite one world’s vulnerable countries honduran society whole working combat effects climate_change excessive bureaucracy prevented climate
HND 2018 230 230 one countries impacted extreme_weather events past years ranking first germanwatch global climate risk index despite one world’s vulnerable countries honduran society whole working combat effects climate_change excessive bureaucracy prevented access financing vaunted green funds access allow us undertake action contribute reforestation conservation mitigation convinced obligation united nations every one us review climate
HRV 2018 532 532 tend miss opportunities bring global agenda homes communities families also forget include homes communities families global agenda takes great tragedies caused disasters global crises wars climate_change remind us stand lose today’s world approach embodied multilateralism ever-increasing strain particular concern since important issues humankind resolved state single-handedly isolation multilateralism indispensable agree call climate
HRV 2018 856 856 dispute skopje athens hope referendum coming sunday will represent crucial impetus country’s successful continuation path integration europe adopting agenda sustainable development along historic paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda sent powerful message hope brighter future however succeed endeavours mobilize partners work together way can achieve social progress protect environment create climate
HRV 2018 890 890 brighter future however succeed endeavours mobilize partners work together way can achieve social progress protect environment create economic growth build just stable peaceful world runaway climate_change one serious threats regularly witnessing heatwaves forest fires longer limited california mediterranean now also places scandinavia historic typhoons japan philippines melting ice sheets planet’s poles climate
HRV 2018 921 921 heatwaves forest fires longer limited california mediterranean now also places scandinavia historic typhoons japan philippines melting ice sheets planet’s poles country can shield negative effects climate_change croatia exception islands islets reefs rich history mediterranean heritage implementation goals agenda sustainable development right now crucial croatia’s future world including croatia seeing rises sea climate
HRV 2018 1005 1005 issue many small islands around world estimated sea level adriatic will rise almost half metre year submerging parts world heritage places treasures split trogir dubrovnik climate_action abstract issue serious matter requiring constant undivided attention one important climate-action sustainable-development issues croatia reversing demographic trends islands turning places schools children churches see funerals climate
HRV 2018 1112 1112 grow twice rate mainstream economy growth especially welcome number areas sustainable coastal tourism new health benefits better connectivity islands sustainable blue growth jobs marine technology renewable_energy management maritime ecological threats preservation ecosystems biodiversity well improving safety security regard maritime traffic cross-border maritime pollution one issues particularly like emphasize today marine litter climate
HTI 2018 128 128 rights extreme poverty denial human dignity must therefore heart united nations efforts allowing hundreds millions men women cherish hope one day seeing eradication intensifying fight global_warming one serious threats humankind must also one international community’s urgent priorities paris agreement climate_change milestone regard every effort also made ensure international obligations commitments arise climate
HTI 2018 142 142 millions men women cherish hope one day seeing eradication intensifying fight global_warming one serious threats humankind must also one international community’s urgent priorities paris agreement climate_change milestone regard every effort also made ensure international obligations commitments arise respected well aware climate-change adaptation mitigation regimes precautionary measures alleviate damage extremely costly one climate
HTI 2018 196 196 strategy mitigation natural hazards essential investment today anticipation events may occur tomorrow however date funding clearly inadequate response matches scope challenges us mobilizing new resources climate_change top priority point world’s vulnerable countries especially small island states caribbean including republic haiti emit greenhouse gases yet suffer damage caused increasingly frequent violent hurricanes climate
HTI 2018 212 212 inadequate response matches scope challenges us mobilizing new resources climate_change top priority point world’s vulnerable countries especially small island states caribbean including republic haiti emit greenhouse gases yet suffer damage caused increasingly frequent violent hurricanes promises made last year’s one planet summit paris enable countries adapt environments mitigate ravaging effects climate_change climate
HTI 2018 237 237 greenhouse gases yet suffer damage caused increasingly frequent violent hurricanes promises made last year’s one planet summit paris enable countries adapt environments mitigate ravaging effects climate_change must kept like shed light situation haiti one year closure united nations stabilization mission haiti minustah succeeded united nations mission justice support haiti since assuming climate
IDN 2018 500 500 development peace development must go hand hand mutually reinforcing can peace bring benefits peoples reason development goals commitments agreed upon agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change two obvious examples another milestone also reached december namely first-ever global instrument migration adopted marrakech agreements represent global leadership shared responsibility better future one left climate
IDN 2018 708 708 continent furthermore follow- will convene indonesia-africa infrastructure dialogue next year will focus infrastructure order accelerate development africa largest archipelagic country world fully aware adverse impact climate_change countries face issue acutely small island developing states convening archipelagic island states conference margins ocean conference next month proof firm leadership commitment addressing matter peace climate
IND 2018 446 446 will india will clean healthy prosperous secure educated developed energized strong india horizon india will reach sparing effort meet goal greatest challenges era existential threats climate_change terrorism underdeveloped developing nations affected victims climate_change neither capacity resources meet crisis countries exploited nature short-term needs abdicate responsibilities matter wish save world adverse effects climate
IND 2018 453 453 educated developed energized strong india horizon india will reach sparing effort meet goal greatest challenges era existential threats climate_change terrorism underdeveloped developing nations affected victims climate_change neither capacity resources meet crisis countries exploited nature short-term needs abdicate responsibilities matter wish save world adverse effects climate_change developed nations must lift deprived financial climate
IND 2018 472 472 terrorism underdeveloped developing nations affected victims climate_change neither capacity resources meet crisis countries exploited nature short-term needs abdicate responsibilities matter wish save world adverse effects climate_change developed nations must lift deprived financial technical resources principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities reiterated paris agreement prime minister modi together prime minister france launched climate
IND 2018 557 557 one grid since believes one sun also single universal grid goal achieved will witness major revolution energy sector will represent major milestone combating phenomena related climate_change mentioned terrorism second existential threat humankind imagined advent twenty-first century see age common good characterized cooperation new york horrific tragedy september mumbai catastrophe november became climate
IRL 2018 620 620 council decisions affecting continent much united nations focus will needed decades ahead know also want see consideration designated role small island developing states growing impact climate_change many speakers mentioned international peace security concerns adds weight call composition security council however needs come scrutiny use threat use veto remains serious obstacle work climate
IRL 2018 1177 1177 beyond rhetoric efforts empower women girls gender equality seen gift granted rather fundamental driver can underpin real improvements lives many people need collective action address climate_change common theme week evident month island state learned centuries ago waters surrounding island deter forces beyond control isolation certainly mean safety since spoke last year climate
IRL 2018 1222 1222 mean safety since spoke last year see pv ireland experienced first hurricane generated eastern atlantic severe winter cold snap summer sustained drought living memory denial climate_change needs end collective action climate adaptation well mitigation needs intensify today many island nations face challenges making result climate_change pollution rising sea levels must work climate
IRL 2018 1241 1241 summer sustained drought living memory denial climate_change needs end collective action climate adaptation well mitigation needs intensify today many island nations face challenges making result climate_change pollution rising sea levels must work together overcome challenges nations united determination protect way live broadly scale humanitarian crises facing international community overstated million people climate
ISL 2018 134 134 key unlocking sustainable development countries line goals agenda sustainable development another goal make sure future generations will thank us us worked hard save worst consequences climate_change given location arctic iceland sits front row witness disappearing ice caps environmental change drier parts globe desertification continues causes serious challenges people’s livelihoods doubt mind climate
ISL 2018 160 160 given location arctic iceland sits front row witness disappearing ice caps environmental change drier parts globe desertification continues causes serious challenges people’s livelihoods doubt mind climate_change fast becoming single serious challenge global peace security development technology will big part solution electric cars renewable_energy fuelling economies will also need nurture soil restore climate
ISL 2018 177 177 continues causes serious challenges people’s livelihoods doubt mind climate_change fast becoming single serious challenge global peace security development technology will big part solution electric cars renewable_energy fuelling economies will also need nurture soil restore land key parts efforts aimed fighting climate_change perspective reflected ambitious new climate strategy government iceland put place climate
ISL 2018 192 192 peace security development technology will big part solution electric cars renewable_energy fuelling economies will also need nurture soil restore land key parts efforts aimed fighting climate_change perspective reflected ambitious new climate strategy government iceland put place meet paris agreement targets make iceland carbon-neutral already electricity heating iceland produced renewable resources plan climate
ISL 2018 209 209 soil restore land key parts efforts aimed fighting climate_change perspective reflected ambitious new climate strategy government iceland put place meet paris agreement targets make iceland carbon-neutral already electricity heating iceland produced renewable resources plan aims phase fossil fuels transport increase afforestation restoration wetlands joined coalition countries already put plans place way climate
ISL 2018 248 248 increase afforestation restoration wetlands joined coalition countries already put plans place way forward cooperation high-income countries must share reduce emissions help low-income countries adapt effects climate_change end reaction climate_change self-preservation self-sacrifice sustainable development particular emphasis oceans climate energy social economic development will among guiding principles iceland’s chairmanship arctic council council shown climate
ISL 2018 251 251 wetlands joined coalition countries already put plans place way forward cooperation high-income countries must share reduce emissions help low-income countries adapt effects climate_change end reaction climate_change self-preservation self-sacrifice sustainable development particular emphasis oceans climate energy social economic development will among guiding principles iceland’s chairmanship arctic council council shown remarkable leadership promoting climate
ISL 2018 629 629 around promoting women’s human rights safeguarding children’s rights upholding freedom violence will work advance human rights lesbian gay bisexual transgender intersex persons lastly focus connection climate_change human rights iceland’s history emphasizes prosperity well-being nations large extent dependent upon protecting promoting rights citizens including civil political economic cultural rights part commitment human climate
ITA 2018 299 299 united nations supplement commitment development initiatives bilateral level united nations agencies initiatives inspired sustainable development goals inscribed agenda sustainable development poverty inequality unemployment devastating effects climate_change ills concern every country independently level development logic assistance must give way framework mutual responsibility partnership promoted italy example african continent stakeholder can part best climate
JAM 2018 144 144 achieve inclusive sustainable economic growth meaningful job creation encountered challenges ten years still face vagaries uncertain times volatile global economic environment together persistent challenges linked climate_change frequent intense weather events problems impact pace development notwithstanding multiple challenges confront us individually collectively jamaica developing social political consensus needs pursue policies will secure climate
JAM 2018 380 380 concerted action must embody effective strategies bolster global financial system robust global campaign identify funding implementation agenda sustainable development resilience adaptation measures address devastating effects climate_change natural disasters jamaica caricom brothers sisters luxury engaging philosophical debate whether climate_change real issue existential us major storms longer uncommon given way superstorms stronger frequent climate
JAM 2018 392 392 campaign identify funding implementation agenda sustainable development resilience adaptation measures address devastating effects climate_change natural disasters jamaica caricom brothers sisters luxury engaging philosophical debate whether climate_change real issue existential us major storms longer uncommon given way superstorms stronger frequent every year caribbean region running right south-eastern coast united states america lives climate
JAM 2018 498 498 reduction 2015-2030 confirms last year witnessed costliest north atlantic hurricane season yet losses estimated billion furthermore economic cost climate-related disasters globally billion special reference issue climate_change particularly honoured invitation secretary-general guterres join president macron france leading special initiative mobilize funds committed copenhagen summit amount billion per year two years away deadline climate
JAM 2018 538 538 committed copenhagen summit amount billion per year two years away deadline today nowhere near target must therefore galvanize effective mobilization campaign background delegation looks forward climate_change summit convened secretary-general specifically also personally committed working assiduously strengthen momentum aimed securing promised resources address climate-related issues affect us many structural factors impede ability climate
KAZ 2018 1257 1257 implementation almaty programme action working together fulfil vienna declaration programme action landlocked least developed countries lldcs working expand communications enhance infrastructure boost trade transit counter climate_change improve energy security recently hosted lldcs ministerial meeting trade trade facilitation astana ready share experiences promoting goals large-scale third modernization programme geared towards joining top climate
KGZ 2018 517 517 nations financial technical assistance fight terrorism drug trafficking hope support development partners security-related issues move towards sustainable development means restoring natural ecosystems environment kyrgyzstan recognizes climate_change existential threat ecosystems people committed counteracting global threat signing paris agreement climate_change climate_change ever-increasing impact glaciers water resources contributing increase natural disasters mountainous regions main climate
KGZ 2018 529 529 security-related issues move towards sustainable development means restoring natural ecosystems environment kyrgyzstan recognizes climate_change existential threat ecosystems people committed counteracting global threat signing paris agreement climate_change climate_change ever-increasing impact glaciers water resources contributing increase natural disasters mountainous regions main topics fourth world mountain forum kyrgyzstan held discuss new paths development ensuring climate
KGZ 2018 530 530 issues move towards sustainable development means restoring natural ecosystems environment kyrgyzstan recognizes climate_change existential threat ecosystems people committed counteracting global threat signing paris agreement climate_change climate_change ever-increasing impact glaciers water resources contributing increase natural disasters mountainous regions main topics fourth world mountain forum kyrgyzstan held discuss new paths development ensuring prosperous climate
KHM 2018 473 473 brought prosperity countries small large eventually will become poorer economies will decline financial capital will shrink ability achieve sustainable development goals sdgs address challenges caused climate_change will seriously affected factors will make poor countries suffer prolonged poverty making us increasingly vulnerable dangerous ideology terrorism extremism regional conflicts small economy cambodia believes climate
KHM 2018 734 734 become even complex sophisticated since terrorists turning cyberspace launch malevolent operations cross-border nature terrorism requires build multilateral cooperation concerted coordination including countermeasures preventive measures addressing climate_change another key element success agenda sustainable development requires urgent focused attention global community fundamentals action climate_change undoubtedly contained paris agreement climate_change spirit cambodia will provide climate
KHM 2018 750 750 multilateral cooperation concerted coordination including countermeasures preventive measures addressing climate_change another key element success agenda sustainable development requires urgent focused attention global community fundamentals action climate_change undoubtedly contained paris agreement climate_change spirit cambodia will provide full support secretary- general organizing climate summit next year foster inspiration needed address climate_change lastly like climate
KHM 2018 755 755 countermeasures preventive measures addressing climate_change another key element success agenda sustainable development requires urgent focused attention global community fundamentals action climate_change undoubtedly contained paris agreement climate_change spirit cambodia will provide full support secretary- general organizing climate summit next year foster inspiration needed address climate_change lastly like emphasize cambodia fully supports global climate
KHM 2018 773 773 fundamentals action climate_change undoubtedly contained paris agreement climate_change spirit cambodia will provide full support secretary- general organizing climate summit next year foster inspiration needed address climate_change lastly like emphasize cambodia fully supports global leadership united nations commits implementing shared responsibility build peaceful equitable society enjoys sustainable inclusive development climate
KIR 2018 310 310 serves prevalent norm moreover pacific accounts per cent world’s oceans terms exclusive economic zone therefore completion maritime boundaries critical providing certainty ownership ocean space face climate_change united world free threats wars violence rooted greed dominate others kind world want us children’s generation ultimate aim ensure everyone can lead happy prosperous secure climate
KIR 2018 526 526 fully appreciate united nations particular focus plight people developing countries especially facing special difficulties connection note gratitude committee development policy’s recognition kiribati’s extreme vulnerability impacts climate_change need special support gratitude extends president members economic social council agreeing request graduation case considered three years time concerned learn report secretary-general financial difficulties facing climate
KIR 2018 766 766 meeting anti-corruption held shores corruption undeniably poses human risk forms development weak marginalized suffer bear highest cost unethical practices kiribati also first time ever launched climate_change policy focuses building strengthening resilience islands people adapting impacts climate_change policy highlights priority areas water management sanitation coastal protection renewable_energy will serve country’s national compass climate
KIR 2018 776 776 development weak marginalized suffer bear highest cost unethical practices kiribati also first time ever launched climate_change policy focuses building strengthening resilience islands people adapting impacts climate_change policy highlights priority areas water management sanitation coastal protection renewable_energy will serve country’s national compass delivery climate-change programmes kiribati acknowledge many partners worked continue work climate
KIR 2018 786 786 also first time ever launched climate_change policy focuses building strengthening resilience islands people adapting impacts climate_change policy highlights priority areas water management sanitation coastal protection renewable_energy will serve country’s national compass delivery climate-change programmes kiribati acknowledge many partners worked continue work kiribati welcome also ready work journey together us build strengthen climate
KNA 2018 129 129 less focused delivery lack cooperation among member states stymies forward march humankind reformed united nations must become body greater action fewer words need urgent action climate_change non-communicable diseases global cooperation peace prosperity reordering international financial system guided year’s theme making united nations relevant people global leadership shared responsibilities peaceful equitable sustainable climate
KNA 2018 221 221 independence made significant progress towards alleviating poverty providing free primary secondary education ensuring access affordable health care enhancing standard living citizens residents gains erased phenomenon climate_change damage sustained last year organization eastern caribbean states subregion result hurricanes irma maria unimaginable high-level pledging conference aftermath hurricanes attempt chart way forward towards creating climate
KNA 2018 315 315 society responsibility clear individually collectively must commit reducing amount harmful materials emit environment matter great concern nations continue pay dearly problem create people see impact climate_change lives livelihoods climate_change largely consequence actions developed countries carbon_emissions harmful lifestyles yet sids pay unfair price price high many us climate_change presents existential threat connection climate
KNA 2018 318 318 individually collectively must commit reducing amount harmful materials emit environment matter great concern nations continue pay dearly problem create people see impact climate_change lives livelihoods climate_change largely consequence actions developed countries carbon_emissions harmful lifestyles yet sids pay unfair price price high many us climate_change presents existential threat connection will united nations climate
KNA 2018 324 324 harmful materials emit environment matter great concern nations continue pay dearly problem create people see impact climate_change lives livelihoods climate_change largely consequence actions developed countries carbon_emissions harmful lifestyles yet sids pay unfair price price high many us climate_change presents existential threat connection will united nations assist region growing prevalence sargassum seaweed climate
KNA 2018 336 336 create people see impact climate_change lives livelihoods climate_change largely consequence actions developed countries carbon_emissions harmful lifestyles yet sids pay unfair price price high many us climate_change presents existential threat connection will united nations assist region growing prevalence sargassum seaweed adversely impacted caribbean area thought noxious side effect global_warming sargassum affects marine climate
KNA 2018 358 358 high many us climate_change presents existential threat connection will united nations assist region growing prevalence sargassum seaweed adversely impacted caribbean area thought noxious side effect global_warming sargassum affects marine environment particular coastal fisheries affected revenues fisherfolk region hotels beaches tourism-related activities also severely impacted fervent hope plea today international intervention will climate
KNA 2018 846 846 approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two sides coin symptoms failure current development paradigm government believes making equitable society reality citizens saint kitts nevis keeping commitment transform world agenda sustainable development climate
KNA 2018 919 919 government views united nations organization people including people taiwan strongly believe taiwan important continuing role play international development strategies achieved great success technology agriculture health renewable_energy advocate taiwan given space add dialogue progress well-being global community also continue voice support caribbean sister cuba call normalization relations cuba united states america order climate
KNA 2018 1014 1014 results need see global leaders come together create maintain stability equality peace countries collective contributions can prevent avoid war violence end proliferation nuclear weapons reduce greenhouse gas emissions create level playing field enabling small states thrive may always mindful proactive ensure country left behind pursuit achievement agenda shared responsibility create best climate
KOR 2018 1016 1016 women will actively participate discussions within international community regard issue women peace security will also work together international community efforts eradicate sexual violence conflict responding climate_change transitioning low-carbon economy challenges tasks facing generation government republic korea will raise share renewable_energy nation’s total power generation per cent will faithfully implement goal reducing climate
KOR 2018 1030 1030 also work together international community efforts eradicate sexual violence conflict responding climate_change transitioning low-carbon economy challenges tasks facing generation government republic korea will raise share renewable_energy nation’s total power generation per cent will faithfully implement goal reducing greenhouse gas emissions compliance paris agreement assist developing countries pursuit sustainable development supporting climate-change climate
KOR 2018 1042 1042 transitioning low-carbon economy challenges tasks facing generation government republic korea will raise share renewable_energy nation’s total power generation per cent will faithfully implement goal reducing greenhouse gas emissions compliance paris agreement assist developing countries pursuit sustainable development supporting climate-change responses two koreas significance united nations goes beyond international organization september forty-sixth climate
KWT 2018 210 210 united nations adequately respond challenges facing world today challenges include spread violence extremism terrorism well dangers pertaining proliferation weapons mass destruction continuous violations human rights climate_change others proposals plans secretary-general introduced restructure secretariat view enhancing effectiveness increasing efficiency order ensure efforts ending conflicts wasted preliminary important step transform issue reform hypothetical climate
KWT 2018 1399 1399 attaining sustainable development goals order eradicate poverty forms ensure human beings enjoy equal rights dignity education health political participation empower young people women address effects climate_change context historic paris agreement environmental degradation one main obstacles attaining goals accordance principle shared responsibility taking account different responsibilities burdens issue migrants refugees perhaps one climate
LAO 2018 191 191 progress emerging constraints past years seen positive momentum towards achieving sdgs bringing us closer graduation ldc status remain vulnerable external shocks year witnessing increasing intensity climate_change natural disasters causing heavy losses damage lives property people various parts world lao people’s democratic republic exception severely affected natural disasters especially extensive flooding across climate
LAO 2018 309 309 us valuable assistance difficult time backdrop crucial ever world leaders honour commitments pledged paris agreement within association southeast asian nations asean great importance accorded issue climate_change disaster-risk management also much appreciate continued support united nations asean-united nations joint strategic plan action disaster management period designed address climate_change disaster management respond effects climate
LAO 2018 330 330 great importance accorded issue climate_change disaster-risk management also much appreciate continued support united nations asean-united nations joint strategic plan action disaster management period designed address climate_change disaster management respond effects changing_climate socioeconomic development years come addressing scourge transnational crime requires concerted effort levels context lao people’s democratic republic remains seriously committed climate
LAO 2018 335 335 disaster-risk management also much appreciate continued support united nations asean-united nations joint strategic plan action disaster management period designed address climate_change disaster management respond effects changing_climate socioeconomic development years come addressing scourge transnational crime requires concerted effort levels context lao people’s democratic republic remains seriously committed working closely international community fight climate
LCA 2018 881 881 security advancement similarly call end restrictions legitimate aspirations taiwan participate observer key international institutions world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc demand much us hemisphere confrontations disagreements exist reaffirm saint lucia’s position conflicts must resolved diplomatic channels work reform institution must ensure one left behind climate
LIE 2018 310 310 development made clear development human rights peace security belong together effort crowned sustainable development goals will guide work offer historic opportunity owe children miss challenge climate_change perfect illustration indispensability united nations created threat sheer existence human race individuals threat knows national borders makes distinctions equally affected can overcome together survival stake climate
LIE 2018 453 453 arising treaties sources international law can maintained today ever challenged determination just today can longer take granted conditions exist questioning international agreements norms areas trade climate_change disarmament migration human rights one common thread undermines contents agreements attack rules-based order runs contrary pledge committed charter respecting obligations international law course debate speakers climate
LKA 2018 265 265 poverty major issue affecting world’s populations today believe united nations must involved fighting poverty hundreds millions people across world spend days hunger result income disparities climate_change giving rise many issues terms alleviating poverty battling consequences climate_change face many challenges cause poverty believe major efforts needed countries heavily affected climate_change order help climate
LKA 2018 275 275 must involved fighting poverty hundreds millions people across world spend days hunger result income disparities climate_change giving rise many issues terms alleviating poverty battling consequences climate_change face many challenges cause poverty believe major efforts needed countries heavily affected climate_change order help people become prosperous said many issues plaguing world arms racket climate
LKA 2018 288 288 income disparities climate_change giving rise many issues terms alleviating poverty battling consequences climate_change face many challenges cause poverty believe major efforts needed countries heavily affected climate_change order help people become prosperous said many issues plaguing world arms racket drug problem issue illegal pharmaceuticals also major concerns affecting society today happy note climate
LKA 2018 361 361 appreciate ending drug menace requires extensive efforts every country working together united nations furthermore international level know united nations plays important role particularly paris agreement climate_change huge significance everything living earth member united nations sri lanka ratified agreement like draw members attention fact committed taking necessary action agreed matters paris agreement climate
LSO 2018 120 120 lacking speaks conflict among brothers sisters wars within nations terrorism violence disrupted displaced families economic devastation ruined countless lives natural disasters earthquakes floods tornadoes caused climate_change taken toll humankind injustice continues permeate countries societies left devoid hope prosperous free peaceful just world new wars civil unrest seem flaring every week people climate
LTU 2018 232 232 extreme poverty however globalization also dark side must confronted acting exclusion inequality falling labour standards let voices nationalism division win dialogue cooperation major challenges terrorism climate_change female empowerment simply alternative working together far quiet passive ignorant must stop taking easy way blaming institutions political domestic failures must recognize member states power climate
LUX 2018 298 298 able find safe haven continent heard warnings secretary- general scientific community continue along current path will achieve objectives paris agreement know exactly much humankind contributes global_warming climate_change facts month month year year show certainty must act responsibility future generations can welcome initiatives maintain restore momentum paris agreement including secretary-general’s proposal convene climate
LUX 2018 299 299 find safe haven continent heard warnings secretary- general scientific community continue along current path will achieve objectives paris agreement know exactly much humankind contributes global_warming climate_change facts month month year year show certainty must act responsibility future generations can welcome initiatives maintain restore momentum paris agreement including secretary-general’s proposal convene another climate
LUX 2018 333 333 act responsibility future generations can welcome initiatives maintain restore momentum paris agreement including secretary-general’s proposal convene another climate summit next year sidelines general assembly managing climate_change one important goals agenda sustainable development implementation agenda’s sustainable development goals progressing well international community engaged particular national plans keeping mind member state free focus climate
LUX 2018 369 369 goals progressing well international community engaged particular national plans keeping mind member state free focus priorities clear issue financing sustainable development goals remains problem regard climate_change specific mechanisms developed nationally internationally private sector mechanisms exist resources remain insufficient luxembourg now green stock exchange capitalization billion largest kind also goal create similar climate
MAR 2018 361 361 priorities foreign policy kingdom morocco established king mohammed now ever need work together identify consensus approaches based humanity solidarity order address shared challenges particularly respect climate_change fight terrorism migration spirit majesty launched effort mobilize world limit impact climate_change made united nations climate_change conference held morocco historical event implementing commitments undertaken paris climate
MAR 2018 373 373 together identify consensus approaches based humanity solidarity order address shared challenges particularly respect climate_change fight terrorism migration spirit majesty launched effort mobilize world limit impact climate_change made united nations climate_change conference held morocco historical event implementing commitments undertaken paris climate_change conference spirit morocco contributed resolve firmness international cooperation fight terrorism cross-border climate
MAR 2018 377 377 based humanity solidarity order address shared challenges particularly respect climate_change fight terrorism migration spirit majesty launched effort mobilize world limit impact climate_change made united nations climate_change conference held morocco historical event implementing commitments undertaken paris climate_change conference spirit morocco contributed resolve firmness international cooperation fight terrorism cross-border security threats given recognized climate
MAR 2018 387 387 fight terrorism migration spirit majesty launched effort mobilize world limit impact climate_change made united nations climate_change conference held morocco historical event implementing commitments undertaken paris climate_change conference spirit morocco contributed resolve firmness international cooperation fight terrorism cross-border security threats given recognized experience contributed developing international regional national approaches regard kingdom morocco climate
MCO 2018 501 501 emergency assistance countries tune million know many crises challenges mentioned interlinked spirit adopted agenda sustainable development resolution however paramount challenge facing human societies today clearly climate_change systemic effects spare region world equally factors geopolitical upheaval exacerbates inequality conflict daily strive combat forum today act ambitiously effectively combat scourge tomorrow will ready climate
MCO 2018 547 547 combat scourge tomorrow will ready live devastated planet will difficult maintain peace therefore endorse secretary-general’s call issued earlier month end paralysis indifference weak commitments challenge climate_change today term crisis nearly obsolete mr guterres recalled prevent worst must change course imperative negotiations twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held climate
MCO 2018 571 571 challenge climate_change today term crisis nearly obsolete mr guterres recalled prevent worst must change course imperative negotiations twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held katowice result adoption rules allowing implementation paris agreement future generations must rise challenge monaco exception framework national level energy transition pact launched beginning year climate
MCO 2018 608 608 must rise challenge monaco exception framework national level energy transition pact launched beginning year ambitious seeks achieve goal set serene highness prince albert ii achieving carbon_neutrality following per cent reduction greenhouse gases initiative represents new concrete action royal government order meet objectives paris agreement pact partnership among elements society demonstrates will climate
MCO 2018 613 613 framework national level energy transition pact launched beginning year ambitious seeks achieve goal set serene highness prince albert ii achieving carbon_neutrality following per cent reduction greenhouse gases initiative represents new concrete action royal government order meet objectives paris agreement pact partnership among elements society demonstrates will sovereign prince monaco remain land climate
MCO 2018 662 662 remain land innovation likely accelerate transition carbon-free world regard also welcomed keenest interest secretary-general’s intention convene climate summit days monaco will hosted meeting intergovernmental panel climate_change view issuing special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate maxim development without peace peace without development continuously guided work since earth summit rio de janeiro however progress climate
MCO 2018 669 669 world regard also welcomed keenest interest secretary-general’s intention convene climate summit days monaco will hosted meeting intergovernmental panel climate_change view issuing special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate maxim development without peace peace without development continuously guided work since earth summit rio de janeiro however progress uneven sometimes slow ensure goals targets will climate
MDA 2018 385 385 republic moldova since independence country’s energy independence crucial sustainable development social stability working actively international partners including united nations agencies programmes area environment continually develop renewable_energy reduce gas emissions accordance international commitments given complexity agenda pursuing several initiatives part comprehensive sustainable development vision implementing together united nations partners line new integrated climate
MDG 2018 153 153 diversity much progress made secretary- general pointed world suffers lack trust reconsideration policies strong sense insecurity feelings exacerbated inequalities development surge global challenges yet mastered climate_change terrorism mention iniquitous severity poverty disease witnessing humanitarian crises caused conflicts affecting millions people including migration crises terrorist attacks security threats certain regions name theme climate
MDG 2018 274 274 peace sustainable development aspire must necessarily involve preservation environment must priority effectively eradicate extreme poverty ensure sustainability viability planet context welcome secretary-general’s initiative convene summit climate_change next year hope special attention will paid developing countries particularly least developed countries small island states can adapt economic development processes evolving environmental hazards day climate
MDG 2018 902 902 thanks public private investment hydro-agricultural infrastructure research improved adapted seeds well new practices techniques respect energy madagascar going period energy transition seen significant increase clean renewable_energy especially form hydroelectric power plants photovoltaic power plants mention just handed people ambatolampy ambohipihaonana june quite proud say largest power plant kind indian ocean region climate
MDV 2018 310 310 capital city malé main international airport reclaimed suburb capital hulhumalé transformed physical landscape capital consolidating three separate populations thus helping achieve economies scale better adaptation climate_change time create islands progress prosperity without partnering friends kind partnerships mutually beneficial based mutual trust envisaged various international agendas agreements agenda sustainable development addis ababa climate
MDV 2018 342 342 partnering friends kind partnerships mutually beneficial based mutual trust envisaged various international agendas agreements agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda samoa pathway paris agreement climate_change national developmental efforts small islands developing states maldives need support form capacity-building transfer technology access finance order achieve goals set international development agendas united nations climate
MDV 2018 627 627 despite four decades deliberations united nations needs institution every member state feel welcomed combined power many ideas many solutions many voices can thrive addressing challenges climate_change ocean degradation poverty exclusion discrimination small island developing states maldives united nations will always remain indispensable partner building national resilience see united nations key determining climate
MEX 2018 226 226 executive power promote agenda sustainable development together countries represented hall promoted annual assessment impact rapid technological change especially artificial intelligence achievement agenda implementation paris agreement climate_change priority country international community moral obligation put precepts practice meet even ambitious mitigation adaptation financing goals mexico acted responsibly seeking solutions challenges posed migration welcome climate
MHL 2018 256 256 human rights just treaty signatures visible step-change local communities small nations can unique role within multilateral system united nations law sea united nations framework convention climate_change great many outcomes political will small island developing states sids represent quarter body’s membership united nations system invest equally us will struggle tackle sustainable development climate
MHL 2018 374 374 nations system make sids accelerated modalities action pathway small island developing states real opportunity system change decades ago small island developing states warned world risks climate_change still radical threats now must spend time advocacy time literally paris agreement climate_change stands strong powerful united legal commitment part largest smallest among us sparing climate
MHL 2018 387 387 opportunity system change decades ago small island developing states warned world risks climate_change still radical threats now must spend time advocacy time literally paris agreement climate_change stands strong powerful united legal commitment part largest smallest among us sparing effort ensure rise average temperatures 1.5º c strongly support secretary-general’s forthcoming climate summit climate
MHL 2018 452 452 action ambition true scale just moral promise economic reality energy markets already point better choices asking others things will home week announced marshall islands transitioning net-zero emissions target already taking action meet goal also increase near-term ambitions accelerate adaptation efforts raising ambitions know will alone pacific islands forum leaders last month’s climate
MHL 2018 481 481 taking action meet goal also increase near-term ambitions accelerate adaptation efforts raising ambitions know will alone pacific islands forum leaders last month’s boe declaration declared climate_change single greatest security threat region political will must extend urgent prioritized assistance help atoll nations marshall islands whose survival risk adapt climate-driven threats already face climate
MHL 2018 617 617 nuclear testing conducted six decades ago adopting constitution becoming state member united nations focused entirely building nation leave behind children years later now facing consequences climate_change asking legacy nation will leave grandchildren inherit last year’s united nations ocean conference set stage ensure oceans cover two thirds world’s surface must longer isolated climate
MHL 2018 1084 1084 marshall islands supports recognition taiwan’s meaningful participation within united nations system including programmes agencies international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change people taiwan deserve equal treatment united nations resolve serious issue exclusion taiwan’s million people united nations system issue believe addressed resolution xxvi taiwan implementing sustainable climate
MKD 2018 103 103 safer world sustainable development goals helped us focus energy reducing poverty eradicating illness enabling access education clean water sanitation creating opportunities young people paris agreement climate_change fighting climate_change trying build communities nations resilient threats disaster concerned result millions people today living better lives decade ago achievements unimaginable united efforts united nations climate
MKD 2018 105 105 sustainable development goals helped us focus energy reducing poverty eradicating illness enabling access education clean water sanitation creating opportunities young people paris agreement climate_change fighting climate_change trying build communities nations resilient threats disaster concerned result millions people today living better lives decade ago achievements unimaginable united efforts united nations president republic climate
MLI 2018 609 609 stabilization mission mali european forces french operation barkhane group five sahel g-5 sahel african union economic community west african states neighbouring countries addition devastating effects climate_change living conditions population sahel several years faced terrorism transnational organized crime trafficking kinds especially drugs arms illicit goods migrants money- laundering war anti-christ prophet war climate
MLI 2018 1093 1093 side side peace within secure internationally recognized borders humanitarian terms mali concerned precarious situation million refugees internally displaced persons worldwide result armed conflicts natural disasters climate_change thinking particular compatriots refugees neighbouring countries thank hospitality generosity assure compatriots government will spare effort continuing assist create conditions return home safety dignity mali never climate
MLT 2018 553 553 work done probably never will although fewer people live extreme poverty scourge eradicated found solutions many life-threatening diseases yet cures still needed others injustice remains climate_change greatest threat life history solve one issue another replaces life however important thing continue strive work towards greater good can together one way forward malta climate
MNE 2018 130 130 achieving goal making united nations relevant people planet given complex situations challenges world facing grave divisions numerous reasons catastrophic consequences spread terrorism violent extremism well climate_change question joint action can succeed resolving conflicts preventing suffering innocent people historic multilateral agreements made recent times show can joint action agreements primarily agenda sustainable climate
MNE 2018 163 163 preventing suffering innocent people historic multilateral agreements made recent times show can joint action agreements primarily agenda sustainable development paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change envisage common future confirm multilateralism option effective tool toolbox full implementation adopted agreements reforming united nations strengthening central role multilateralism necessary ever seventy-third session therefore climate
MNE 2018 331 331 process furthermore although share global emissions population statistics small montenegro committed implementation paris climate agreement responsible sustainable management development potential montenegro welcomes initiative secretary-general hold climate_change summit terms finding solutions conflicts around world aware international community often fails prevent crime suffering many addition learned long-standing conflict syria findings commission inquiry human climate
MNG 2018 1156 1156 population density rural areas opposite true urban centres troubling hear one public meetings ulaanbaatar last year 10-year-old child citizen walk home p.m dark winter streets temperature dropped -20 c -25 c way back home third shift school provide bus service government mongolia planning implementing policies programmes aim address effectively challenges faced climate
MNG 2018 1242 1242 total working-age population working abroad percentage increasing therefore need take comprehensive measures resolve issues pertaining health care social insurance dual citizenship improve related legal environment climate_change yet another daunting challenge humankind today along peace security development issues paris agreement climate_change ratified countries however implementation rate living expectations fulfilment shared responsibilities states climate
MNG 2018 1256 1256 pertaining health care social insurance dual citizenship improve related legal environment climate_change yet another daunting challenge humankind today along peace security development issues paris agreement climate_change ratified countries however implementation rate living expectations fulfilment shared responsibilities states members remains insufficient therefore welcome support secretary-general’s timely initiative convene united nations climate summit climate
MNG 2018 1286 1286 rate living expectations fulfilment shared responsibilities states members remains insufficient therefore welcome support secretary-general’s timely initiative convene united nations climate summit reviewing paris agreement commitments global_warming climate_change impact nations felt intensely context economic social development least- developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states regard like highlight initiative leadership mongolia climate
MNG 2018 1287 1287 living expectations fulfilment shared responsibilities states members remains insufficient therefore welcome support secretary-general’s timely initiative convene united nations climate summit reviewing paris agreement commitments global_warming climate_change impact nations felt intensely context economic social development least- developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states regard like highlight initiative leadership mongolia international climate
MNG 2018 1367 1367 address common challenges protect interests positions countries purpose augmenting ability benefit international trade confident members will continue cooperation support activities think tank done past mongolia extreme_weather conditions prevail economy mostly relies mining agriculture scope frequency negative impact disasters earthquakes desertification soil erosion forest fires increased recent years like take opportunity inform climate
MNG 2018 1411 1411 increased recent years like take opportunity inform assembly united nations climate week delegation will screening documentary entitled blue gold sharing documentary members show devastating impact climate_change mongolia also sound alarm similar consequences elsewhere appeal timely protective steps taken conclusion like call united nations rostrum unity among nations spirit mutual trust awareness climate
MOZ 2018 200 200 requires multilateralism address gaps progress made far demonstrates unequivocally global imperative sharing responsibilities essential element building peaceful just harmonious world examples include implementation paris agreement climate_change recent efforts eliminate nuclear arms regulate humanize migration view averting humanitarian catastrophes list also point matters relating human rights good governance peaceful resolution conflicts financing climate
MOZ 2018 919 919 strengthen institutional human capacity ensure enforcement anti-corruption laws raise awareness scourge’s damaging effects among members society institutions must always uphold principle separation institutional powers regard climate_change mozambique country vulnerable effects continued take measures adaptation resilience within framework paris agreement ratified june adopted policy biodiversity conservation per cent territory dedicated also promoted climate
MRT 2018 266 266 mining oil sectors also enacted law encouraging investments established free economic zone city nouadhibou expect economic growth exceed per cent year order mitigate negative impact climate_change economic growth life general mauritania adopted national policy designed utilize renewable sources energy also working combating sand invasion focused environmental efforts including creation nature reserves climate
MRT 2018 297 297 adopted national policy designed utilize renewable sources energy also working combating sand invasion focused environmental efforts including creation nature reserves mauritania ratified international conventions relating climate_change well known nouakchott hosts headquarters african agency great green wall sahara sahel initiative aware achieving justice equity members society distributing wealth equitably constitute one main climate
MUS 2018 118 118 living troubled times marked uncertainty complex threats peace stability sustainability planet increased international tensions intractable conflicts expanding pockets poverty throughout world growing inequalities deterioration oceans climate_change violent extremism terrorism nationalism cyberthreats escalating militarization forced migration perils endanger global peace security challenges overcome without greater cooperation global leadership shared responsibilities wholeheartedly welcome climate
MUS 2018 214 214 sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway remains valid road map us measure much progress achieved addressing challenges difficulties faced small island developing states sids including climate_change welcome holding mid-term review samoa pathway next september call stakeholders participate highest level order assist sids strengthening resilience stark effects climate_change felt around world seen climate
MUS 2018 235 235 developing states sids including climate_change welcome holding mid-term review samoa pathway next september call stakeholders participate highest level order assist sids strengthening resilience stark effects climate_change felt around world seen california carolinas philippines china europe elsewhere frequency extreme_weather events demonstrates climate_change can affect every country every continent hurricanes floods droughts wildfires climate
MUS 2018 247 247 september call stakeholders participate highest level order assist sids strengthening resilience stark effects climate_change felt around world seen california carolinas philippines china europe elsewhere frequency extreme_weather events demonstrates climate_change can affect every country every continent hurricanes floods droughts wildfires becoming deadlier weather patterns severe disasters sounding alarm without renewed global commitment climate
MUS 2018 250 250 participate highest level order assist sids strengthening resilience stark effects climate_change felt around world seen california carolinas philippines china europe elsewhere frequency extreme_weather events demonstrates climate_change can affect every country every continent hurricanes floods droughts wildfires becoming deadlier weather patterns severe disasters sounding alarm without renewed global commitment undertaking ambitious efforts climate
MUS 2018 278 278 every country every continent hurricanes floods droughts wildfires becoming deadlier weather patterns severe disasters sounding alarm without renewed global commitment undertaking ambitious efforts aimed combating climate_change adapting effects will fail meet targets paris agreement endanger planet well survival dissociate climate oceans planet’s future also depends ability protect oceans increase ability act climate
MUS 2018 305 305 effects will fail meet targets paris agreement endanger planet well survival dissociate climate oceans planet’s future also depends ability protect oceans increase ability act buffer climate_change need global leadership enhanced multilateral cooperation safeguard ocean role natural weather regulator planet large ocean state respects rule law international law mauritius taken lead western climate
MWI 2018 511 511 comprehensive refugee response framework agreed states members developed concept framework rolled malawi within national development strategy cooperation agreement united nations another matter malawi victim fighter climate_change consequences climate_change real devastating often tragic large scale reason like urge governments business leaders investors civil society fight bend curve carbon_dioxide emissions meet goals paris climate
MWI 2018 513 513 response framework agreed states members developed concept framework rolled malawi within national development strategy cooperation agreement united nations another matter malawi victim fighter climate_change consequences climate_change real devastating often tragic large scale reason like urge governments business leaders investors civil society fight bend curve carbon_dioxide emissions meet goals paris agreement climate_change climate
MWI 2018 532 532 matter malawi victim fighter climate_change consequences climate_change real devastating often tragic large scale reason like urge governments business leaders investors civil society fight bend curve carbon_dioxide emissions meet goals paris agreement climate_change must move accelerate green transition create jobs provide sustainable transport clean energy systems malawi part implementing various disaster risk-reduction climate
MWI 2018 538 538 climate_change real devastating often tragic large scale reason like urge governments business leaders investors civil society fight bend curve carbon_dioxide emissions meet goals paris agreement climate_change must move accelerate green transition create jobs provide sustainable transport clean energy systems malawi part implementing various disaster risk-reduction resilience-building initiatives alone need adequate predictable climate
MWI 2018 585 585 alone need adequate predictable sustainable resources climate financing green climate fund order support actions also like report government endeavouring eliminate hunger malnutrition given hostile consequences climate_change food insecurity malnutrition serious threats country still relies rain-fed subsistence agriculture believe inclusive resilient economic growth key overcoming hunger reducing poverty regard past four years climate
MWI 2018 845 845 finance agriculture security social welfare public institutions malawi will always team player international community support united nations initiatives fighting global systemic threats challenges including terrorism climate_change support united nations development system regard malawi welcomes adoption resolution repositioning united nations development system well resolution review implementation resolution strengthening economic social council strongly climate
NER 2018 116 116 timely reminder profound motives led creation united nations called renew confidence delegation can therefore welcome appropriate choice theme world facing multiple challenges terrorism violent extremism climate_change migration poverty require greater international cooperation responsible engagement part us regard niger believes united nations remains valuable irreplaceable organization promoting international peace security also responding climate
NER 2018 534 534 proactive equitable global partnership accordance commitments made developed countries regard official development assistance addition country sahel two thirds land area desert niger hit hard effects climate_change whose economic consequences verge making people’s lives intolerable paris agreement climate_change represents unique opportunity save planet niger taken pride implementing measures set agreement’s road map climate
NER 2018 545 545 development assistance addition country sahel two thirds land area desert niger hit hard effects climate_change whose economic consequences verge making people’s lives intolerable paris agreement climate_change represents unique opportunity save planet niger taken pride implementing measures set agreement’s road map accordingly november president mahamadou issoufou’s initiative chair sahel climate commission country climate
NER 2018 603 603 identify guidelines implementation sahel region climate investment plan therefore call international community well various partners participate endeavour financing plan will enable sahel countries manage impact climate_change populations ecosystems effectively demographic challenge another priority area country dealing population growth rate per cent highest world according general census population aware impasse country face climate
NGA 2018 702 702 origin transit destination alike migration constant human affairs africa grateful countries treat migrants compassion humanity notably germany italy france irregular migration consequence conflicts alone effects climate_change lack opportunities home climate_change remains one greatest challenges time close us home lot nigeria together neighbours around lake chad basin live climate_change consequences drastically shrunken climate
NGA 2018 706 706 migration constant human affairs africa grateful countries treat migrants compassion humanity notably germany italy france irregular migration consequence conflicts alone effects climate_change lack opportunities home climate_change remains one greatest challenges time close us home lot nigeria together neighbours around lake chad basin live climate_change consequences drastically shrunken lake chad parching otherwise climate
NGA 2018 724 724 conflicts alone effects climate_change lack opportunities home climate_change remains one greatest challenges time close us home lot nigeria together neighbours around lake chad basin live climate_change consequences drastically shrunken lake chad parching otherwise fertile arable lands lake chad major source livelihood million inhabitants region shrinking meant loss livelihoods region’s inhabitants impoverished climate
NIC 2018 607 607 lay groundwork discussions transformation introducing proposal universal declaration common good earth humanity pv p first indispensable step towards reinventing united nations need urgent action combat climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities remains force primarily responsible largest volume emissions destruction degradation imbalances nature must recognize losses damages suffered rest us help recovery mother climate
NLD 2018 39 39 decades later ever human history share common destiny can master face together friends united nations mr annan’s legacy one international cooperation fighting illiteracy poverty inequality climate_change root causes conflict human rights violations legacy hope firm belief progress unifying theme human history millennium development goals proved right us leaders united nations world climate
NLD 2018 709 709 sustainability climate resilience international stability go hand hand sustainable development goals built concept integrated thinking action brings topic important personally kingdom netherlands water management adaptation climate_change global water crisis affects us form increasing droughts floods pollution member former high-level panel water hope agenda water action presented earlier year will inspire others climate
NLD 2018 772 772 choices make kingdom netherlands self- evident amsterdam airport airport world lies sea level four metres sea level fact present can imagine rising sea levels increase extreme_weather serious concern us caribbean parts kingdom especially vulnerable hurricane season goes without saying welcome recent announcement new global commission adaptation proud hosting launch event home climate
NLD 2018 858 858 development goal sdg set clear objectives however water cuts across sdgs need now international transparency fair market mechanisms level playing field countries can part adapting climate_change last year’s election netherlands united nations youth representatives young candidates asked global issue address first elected members assembly might expect answer like world peace eradicating climate
NOR 2018 50 50 remain progress can must made common global interests also national interests can achieve act together prosperity many challenges result global trends trade conflicts violent extremism climate_change instability global level directly affect us home also benefits world trade global fight infectious diseases rule law sustainable development goals recognize global challenges national challenges climate
NOR 2018 806 806 targeting girls nearly million period 2018-2019 clean healthy oceans sustainably harvested prerequisite reaching sdgs fifty per cent world’s oxygen comes oceans thirty per cent world’s carbon_dioxide emissions absorbed oceans oceans offer us enormous renewable resources represent source great promise economic potential almost half world’s population already depends oceans nutrition employment order climate
NOR 2018 1028 1028 rights participation crucial lasting peace stability will keep issue high agenda together partners many regions norway will support initiatives sustainable oceans forests will highlight consequences climate_change links security sustainable development will promote reform council make transparent representative better equipped deal current global realities norway will continue consistent partner united nations will climate
NPL 2018 477 477 economic cooperation like see revitalized south asian association regional cooperation important regional organization world today important juncture unique juxtaposition perils promises challenges ranging poverty terrorism climate_change food insecurity forced displacement natural disasters arms race continue confront global community intra-state conflicts taken heavy toll millions lives first time decades world hunger rising climate
NPL 2018 730 730 investments building capacity transfer technology overcoming infrastructural bottlenecks can enable ldcs especially landlocked least developed countries take path sustainable development integrate global value chains regard climate_change clock caution loudly ticking impact climate_change burdens poorest vulnerable countries like country nepal despite negligible emissions greenhouse gases remain bystander snow-clad mountains known water towers climate
NPL 2018 736 736 infrastructural bottlenecks can enable ldcs especially landlocked least developed countries take path sustainable development integrate global value chains regard climate_change clock caution loudly ticking impact climate_change burdens poorest vulnerable countries like country nepal despite negligible emissions greenhouse gases remain bystander snow-clad mountains known water towers world receding glaciers retreating erratic weather climate
NPL 2018 747 747 path sustainable development integrate global value chains regard climate_change clock caution loudly ticking impact climate_change burdens poorest vulnerable countries like country nepal despite negligible emissions greenhouse gases remain bystander snow-clad mountains known water towers world receding glaciers retreating erratic weather patterns causing floods inundation plains unpleasant irony victims catastrophes others caused climate
NPL 2018 774 774 remain bystander snow-clad mountains known water towers world receding glaciers retreating erratic weather patterns causing floods inundation plains unpleasant irony victims catastrophes others caused impacts climate_change mountainous small island countries felt existential threat loss lives property biodiversity increasing phenomenon calamities becoming untenable matching robust response required evade responsibility will excuse inaction climate
NPL 2018 826 826 act decisively ensure climate justice respects principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities make happen international cooperation collaboration promote adaptation mitigation sine qua non paris agreement climate_change must implemented entirety good faith health well-being children young people investment future delivering quality education imparting skills spurring innovation can together produce virtuous composite force climate
NPL 2018 1381 1381 war rivalries resurfacing trade tensions mounting multilateralism questioned secretary- general’s opening statement largely captures realities contemporary world sentiment member states areas peace security sustainable development climate_change migration technology underscore centrality united nations legitimate multilateral forum deliberate challenges confront globally obligation member states preserve sanctity multilateralism uphold respect international law problems confronting climate
NRU 2018 293 293 nauru different today may considered middle-income country certain metrics economic situation change dramatically worse overnight owing forces completely hands observations new grappling challenges decades face climate_change developing effective strategies dealing become much urgent think fair say logic entire global economic system driven relentless pursuit larger larger scale name efficiency private enterprises climate
NRU 2018 565 565 impact sustainability metrics aggregated rest world become nothing rounding error joined partners prepared understand constraints can become living proof better sustainable way life possible regard renewable_energy example small islands made enormous progress past years looking achieve per cent renewable-energy systems within decade tremendous achievement much difficult undertaking large countries must serve climate
NRU 2018 648 648 opportunity presented cheap solar energy free expensive burden fossil fuels capacity resource constraints things holding us back government’s analysis puts cost moving nauru per cent renewable_energy million modest investment world visible evidence future want clean zero-carbon society well within grasp transformation also dramatically improve fiscal outlook providing much stronger foundation progress climate
NRU 2018 774 774 development working government italy know tremendous respect shown us nothing size countries building inclusive united nations also requires addressing urgent global challenges include security implications climate_change regard like reiterate call made july security council appointment special representative secretary- general climate security see s pv already seeing dangerous effects countries communities vulnerable climate
NZL 2018 451 451 citizens reality changes expect will will see understand collective impact will change way use power looking example next generation calling us make change need look climate_change two weeks ago pacific island leaders gathered together pacific islands forum meeting small island nation nauru climate_change declared single biggest threat security pacific please just climate
NZL 2018 468 468 next generation calling us make change need look climate_change two weeks ago pacific island leaders gathered together pacific islands forum meeting small island nation nauru climate_change declared single biggest threat security pacific please just think moment challenges debate discuss rising sea levels present single biggest threat region live south pacific impacts climate
NZL 2018 494 494 declared single biggest threat security pacific please just think moment challenges debate discuss rising sea levels present single biggest threat region live south pacific impacts climate_change academic even arguable watching sea levels rise extreme_weather events increase impact water supply food crops can talk like science means temperature rises need limit order climate
NZL 2018 502 502 think moment challenges debate discuss rising sea levels present single biggest threat region live south pacific impacts climate_change academic even arguable watching sea levels rise extreme_weather events increase impact water supply food crops can talk like science means temperature rises need limit order survive grinding reality hearing people pacific island talk climate
NZL 2018 515 515 live south pacific impacts climate_change academic even arguable watching sea levels rise extreme_weather events increase impact water supply food crops can talk like science means temperature rises need limit order survive grinding reality hearing people pacific island talk sea children potential loss entire village now adults action wake global challenge remains climate
NZL 2018 555 555 potential loss entire village now adults action wake global challenge remains optional impact inaction nations like tuvalu marshall islands kiribati small countries contributed least global climate_change suffering will suffer full force warming planet pacific neighbours option opting effects climate_change able opt taking action stop disintegration multilateralism undermining climate-related targets agreements interesting climate
NZL 2018 568 568 inaction nations like tuvalu marshall islands kiribati small countries contributed least global climate_change suffering will suffer full force warming planet pacific neighbours option opting effects climate_change able opt taking action stop disintegration multilateralism undermining climate-related targets agreements interesting footnotes geopolitical history catastrophic new zealand determined play part will issue offshore oil climate
NZL 2018 601 601 undermining climate-related targets agreements interesting footnotes geopolitical history catastrophic new zealand determined play part will issue offshore oil gas exploration permits set goal per cent renewable_energy generation established green infrastructure fund encourage innovation rolled initiative plant billion trees next years plans unashamedly ambitious threat climate_change poses demands represent less per cent climate
NZL 2018 620 620 exploration permits set goal per cent renewable_energy generation established green infrastructure fund encourage innovation rolled initiative plant billion trees next years plans unashamedly ambitious threat climate_change poses demands represent less per cent global emissions global community since inception united nations greater example climate_change importance collective action multilateralism rallying cry us yet climate
NZL 2018 637 637 billion trees next years plans unashamedly ambitious threat climate_change poses demands represent less per cent global emissions global community since inception united nations greater example climate_change importance collective action multilateralism rallying cry us yet hesitance can ill afford calculation personal cost self-interest challenge domestic self-interest first response international collective approach diluted climate
PAK 2018 254 254 forms manifestations imperialism appearing multilateralism path retreat unilateralist tendencies growing long-standing legal norms eroded strategic commercial considerations dark clouds trade wars looming large horizon challenges climate_change environmental degradation pandemics transnational organized crime sustainable development becoming ever complex post-world war idealism giving way slowly surely hardened militaristic approach trend regressive downright dangerous climate
PAK 2018 1360 1360 crime equally culpable existing international conventions corruption go far enough addressing malaise time return looted wealth rightful owners namely people hold perpetrators abettors accountable third climate_change poses serious challenges states paris agreement climate_change must allowed held hostage sectoral interests even pakistan contributes minimally global emissions country remains among vulnerable government completed climate
PAK 2018 1367 1367 go far enough addressing malaise time return looted wealth rightful owners namely people hold perpetrators abettors accountable third climate_change poses serious challenges states paris agreement climate_change must allowed held hostage sectoral interests even pakistan contributes minimally global emissions country remains among vulnerable government completed planting one billion trees project khyber pakhtunkhwa climate
PER 2018 284 284 effective ways combating every year corruption diverts per cent world’s gross domestic product enrich rather directing resources effectively meeting sustainable development goals benefit need regard climate_change clear peru one world’s vulnerable countries terms climate_change people’s primary natural asset great biodiversity changes temperature extreme climatic events droughts heavy rains therefore make us climate
PER 2018 292 292 cent world’s gross domestic product enrich rather directing resources effectively meeting sustainable development goals benefit need regard climate_change clear peru one world’s vulnerable countries terms climate_change people’s primary natural asset great biodiversity changes temperature extreme climatic events droughts heavy rains therefore make us particularly vulnerable country worked hard create legal framework climate
PER 2018 300 300 resources effectively meeting sustainable development goals benefit need regard climate_change clear peru one world’s vulnerable countries terms climate_change people’s primary natural asset great biodiversity changes temperature extreme climatic events droughts heavy rains therefore make us particularly vulnerable country worked hard create legal framework ensures predictability investments high environmental social standards focus climate
PER 2018 331 331 rains therefore make us particularly vulnerable country worked hard create legal framework ensures predictability investments high environmental social standards focus production protection inclusion order combat climate_change overcome poverty need responsible investments continue growing poorest people vulnerable effects climate_change privilege one government’s first actions see climate_change framework law enacted aim reducing vulnerability climate
PER 2018 343 343 ensures predictability investments high environmental social standards focus production protection inclusion order combat climate_change overcome poverty need responsible investments continue growing poorest people vulnerable effects climate_change privilege one government’s first actions see climate_change framework law enacted aim reducing vulnerability climate_change taking advantage opportunities growth low-emission development furthermore one countries action plan climate
PER 2018 350 350 focus production protection inclusion order combat climate_change overcome poverty need responsible investments continue growing poorest people vulnerable effects climate_change privilege one government’s first actions see climate_change framework law enacted aim reducing vulnerability climate_change taking advantage opportunities growth low-emission development furthermore one countries action plan gender climate_change women vulnerable also like point climate
PER 2018 357 357 overcome poverty need responsible investments continue growing poorest people vulnerable effects climate_change privilege one government’s first actions see climate_change framework law enacted aim reducing vulnerability climate_change taking advantage opportunities growth low-emission development furthermore one countries action plan gender climate_change women vulnerable also like point moral obligation protect planet future generations guarantee climate
PER 2018 370 370 one government’s first actions see climate_change framework law enacted aim reducing vulnerability climate_change taking advantage opportunities growth low-emission development furthermore one countries action plan gender climate_change women vulnerable also like point moral obligation protect planet future generations guarantee citizens right healthy environment personal belief state policy can assure assembly peru will climate
PER 2018 404 404 planet future generations guarantee citizens right healthy environment personal belief state policy can assure assembly peru will continue promote action national international levels effectively combat climate_change work achieve sustainable development goals agenda sustainable development already incorporated national development plans primary responsibility achieve political determination courage involvement citizens private sector will also climate
PER 2018 522 522 based international law international humanitarian law developing country like peru united nations represents platform shared action achieve sustainable development promote human rights address global challenges climate_change terrorism proliferation weapons systematic corruption illicit drug trafficking like express country’s commitment free trade enabled us generate wealth reduce poverty make progress sustainable development recognize climate
PHL 2018 332 332 true need always act united front always act community neither can ignore fact many problems can solved united global community can issues relating protecting environment extreme_weather conditions poverty inequality rule law countering terrorism violent extremism problems challenges can solve together together can find pragmatic idealism will give us hope momentum written climate
PLW 2018 148 148 sustainable development goals sdgs important framework achieving objective path country takes achieve goals will unique recognize interlinked reinforce one another palau’s core priorities health oceans climate_change rest development objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year good health home implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond deadly problem climate
PLW 2018 529 529 priorities catalyse new coalitions year will indeed come remembered year action government also takes seriously contribution paris agreement also integral plans achieving sdg relevant goals climate_change greatest challenge generation month saw damage record-breaking cyclones cause vulnerable countries super typhoon mangkhut philippines building resilience vulnerable countries effects climate_change must urgent global priority climate
PLW 2018 550 550 achieving sdg relevant goals climate_change greatest challenge generation month saw damage record-breaking cyclones cause vulnerable countries super typhoon mangkhut philippines building resilience vulnerable countries effects climate_change must urgent global priority palau developed climate_change policy framework aim undertaking effective adaptation measures deal expected effects climate_change strengthen capacity prepare minimize disaster risks mitigate climate
PLW 2018 557 557 generation month saw damage record-breaking cyclones cause vulnerable countries super typhoon mangkhut philippines building resilience vulnerable countries effects climate_change must urgent global priority palau developed climate_change policy framework aim undertaking effective adaptation measures deal expected effects climate_change strengthen capacity prepare minimize disaster risks mitigate climate_change working towards low-carbon emission clean energy climate
PLW 2018 568 568 mangkhut philippines building resilience vulnerable countries effects climate_change must urgent global priority palau developed climate_change policy framework aim undertaking effective adaptation measures deal expected effects climate_change strengthen capacity prepare minimize disaster risks mitigate climate_change working towards low-carbon emission clean energy initiatives meanwhile continue work global regional partners build capacity mainstream climate_change climate
PLW 2018 576 576 must urgent global priority palau developed climate_change policy framework aim undertaking effective adaptation measures deal expected effects climate_change strengthen capacity prepare minimize disaster risks mitigate climate_change working towards low-carbon emission clean energy initiatives meanwhile continue work global regional partners build capacity mainstream climate_change national planning budgeting process small island developing states climate
PLW 2018 593 593 climate_change strengthen capacity prepare minimize disaster risks mitigate climate_change working towards low-carbon emission clean energy initiatives meanwhile continue work global regional partners build capacity mainstream climate_change national planning budgeting process small island developing states indeed making great strides transforming energy systems part vision building pristine paradise palau adopted ambitious international commitments climate
PLW 2018 621 621 budgeting process small island developing states indeed making great strides transforming energy systems part vision building pristine paradise palau adopted ambitious international commitments increase supply renewable_energy harnessing power sun transforming energy sector receive least per cent electricity renewable sources smokestacks place paradise let say smokestacks place paradise target represents extremely ambitious climate
PLW 2018 658 658 renewable sources smokestacks place paradise let say smokestacks place paradise target represents extremely ambitious undertaking confident right partners can achieve goal take seriously responsibility reduce greenhouse gas emissions part global effort limit temperature rise celsius palau emits minuscule fraction global aggregate believe example set can inspire many others act earlier year climate
PLW 2018 665 665 smokestacks place paradise target represents extremely ambitious undertaking confident right partners can achieve goal take seriously responsibility reduce greenhouse gas emissions part global effort limit temperature rise celsius palau emits minuscule fraction global aggregate believe example set can inspire many others act earlier year took big step forward enacting law modernizing climate
PLW 2018 697 697 global aggregate believe example set can inspire many others act earlier year took big step forward enacting law modernizing electricity sector enable make rapid transition renewable_energy now enabling framework trigger investments transforming economy can harness sun’s power can now contemplate possibility near future people consumers will pay less electricity financial savings climate
PNG 2018 735 735 girls course express gratitude support multilateral bilateral development partners including united nations system assisting us ways one achieving goals preparing people cope increasing dangers arising climate_change real us earlier month said pacific island forum leaders meeting nauru reaffirmed strong commitment working together combat adverse impacts climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change climate
PNG 2018 755 755 people cope increasing dangers arising climate_change real us earlier month said pacific island forum leaders meeting nauru reaffirmed strong commitment working together combat adverse impacts climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement frameworks resilient development pacific region boe declaration pacific island forum leaders makes position clear therefore strongly welcome secretary-general’s climate
PNG 2018 760 760 climate_change real us earlier month said pacific island forum leaders meeting nauru reaffirmed strong commitment working together combat adverse impacts climate_change united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement frameworks resilient development pacific region boe declaration pacific island forum leaders makes position clear therefore strongly welcome secretary-general’s climate summit held september february climate
PNG 2018 911 911 climate fund thank contributors generosity improved timely access imperative especially small island developing countries order benefit important support help us mitigate adapt build resilience ravages climate_change adverse impacts natural disasters call collective global action small island developing states will benefit seek accordingly government notes international community’s increasing interest imminent referendum june climate
POL 2018 856 856 international community must allow return business usual actions aggressors met appropriate response december poland will honour host twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop city katowice primary goal meeting finalize work provisions implementing paris agreement climate_change complete effective implementation paris agreement inextricably linked attainment sustainable development goals therefore climate
POL 2018 869 869 poland will honour host twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop city katowice primary goal meeting finalize work provisions implementing paris agreement climate_change complete effective implementation paris agreement inextricably linked attainment sustainable development goals therefore global climate_action incorporate economic social environmental dimensions conducive stopping global_warming eradicating serious problems climate
POL 2018 883 883 city katowice primary goal meeting finalize work provisions implementing paris agreement climate_change complete effective implementation paris agreement inextricably linked attainment sustainable development goals therefore global climate_action incorporate economic social environmental dimensions conducive stopping global_warming eradicating serious problems modern world implementation package adopted katowice provides essential basis action taken state entities non-governmental climate
POL 2018 891 891 implementing paris agreement climate_change complete effective implementation paris agreement inextricably linked attainment sustainable development goals therefore global climate_action incorporate economic social environmental dimensions conducive stopping global_warming eradicating serious problems modern world implementation package adopted katowice provides essential basis action taken state entities non-governmental organizations including international financial institutions private sector local climate
PRT 2018 70 70 mandate multilateralism based international law charter united nations reform organization conflict prevention peacekeeping maintenance peace concern migration refugees combating terrorism international crime oceans maritime security climate_change agenda sustainable development gender equality support young people aimed permanent upholding human rights key always strengthened multilateralism understand fact deplore use unilateralism way disinvest international climate
PRT 2018 376 376 process together african union countries region going creating centre azores platform various international organizations working protect oceans global governance oceans supported united nations framework convention climate_change just cause us structural issues change suit short-term trends actors regard healthy environment fundamental right support carbon_neutrality lebanon jointly chairing ad hoc open-ended working group climate
PRT 2018 393 393 global governance oceans supported united nations framework convention climate_change just cause us structural issues change suit short-term trends actors regard healthy environment fundamental right support carbon_neutrality lebanon jointly chairing ad hoc open-ended working group view drafting global pact environment basically two different views world one short-term unilateral minilateral protectionist focused populist climate
PRT 2018 428 428 drafting global pact environment basically two different views world one short-term unilateral minilateral protectionist focused populist domestic discourse minimizes importance multilateralism anything sustainable development prone climate_change denial opposes global compacts migration refugees interested conflict prevention peacekeeping rare occasions suit likely suit emphasis economic rather political power opposing view share multilateral open climate
PRY 2018 522 522 untouchable constantly seeking power promised people today pledge entire international community will allow happen will continue fighting working alongside every state eradicate criminal networks priority climate_change unquestionably global challenge states crucial decision hands can slow climate_change deal consequences deny continue making worse adoption paris agreement climate_change international community decided work together climate
PRY 2018 532 532 community will allow happen will continue fighting working alongside every state eradicate criminal networks priority climate_change unquestionably global challenge states crucial decision hands can slow climate_change deal consequences deny continue making worse adoption paris agreement climate_change international community decided work together combat climate_change without ignoring historical responsibility highly developed nations production climate
PRY 2018 542 542 state eradicate criminal networks priority climate_change unquestionably global challenge states crucial decision hands can slow climate_change deal consequences deny continue making worse adoption paris agreement climate_change international community decided work together combat climate_change without ignoring historical responsibility highly developed nations production greenhouse gases issue environmental responsibility shaping paraguay’s vision strategic development climate
PRY 2018 549 549 global challenge states crucial decision hands can slow climate_change deal consequences deny continue making worse adoption paris agreement climate_change international community decided work together combat climate_change without ignoring historical responsibility highly developed nations production greenhouse gases issue environmental responsibility shaping paraguay’s vision strategic development generate renewable_energy per capita country planet also climate
PRY 2018 558 558 deal consequences deny continue making worse adoption paris agreement climate_change international community decided work together combat climate_change without ignoring historical responsibility highly developed nations production greenhouse gases issue environmental responsibility shaping paraguay’s vision strategic development generate renewable_energy per capita country planet also major exporter energy time also intend expand improve national climate
PRY 2018 569 569 community decided work together combat climate_change without ignoring historical responsibility highly developed nations production greenhouse gases issue environmental responsibility shaping paraguay’s vision strategic development generate renewable_energy per capita country planet also major exporter energy time also intend expand improve national regional power systems democracy consolidated many countries obligation adequately address demands climate
ROU 2018 540 540 security council international peace security accordance charter united nations many crises today multidimensional nature security council play prominent role addressing aspects impact peace security example climate_change become one toughest global challenges consequences water shortages food insecurity displacement people rising sea levels threaten lives around world addition efforts united nations platforms tackle climate
ROU 2018 585 585 addition efforts united nations platforms tackle climate-related risks security council create framework address integrated manner welcomed organization debate security council july aspects peace security related climate_change see s pv ready follow topic elected non-permanent member ahead preparation secretary-general’s climate summit next year presidency council european union romania will host international conference climate
RUS 2018 135 135 system international law attacks basic principles middle east peace process joint comprehensive plan action iranian nuclear programme commitments framework world trade organization multilateral paris agreement climate_change many time western colleagues continue seek replace supremacy law world affairs kind so-called rules-based order rules invented depending whatever politically expedient reflection double standards baseless climate
SEN 2018 151 151 founding fathers united nations order better understand various challenges times troubled world undergoing profound change global challenges including terrorism extremist xenophobic racist abuses poverty migration global_warming market regulation require find comprehensive inclusive solutions multilateralism nature united nations seat embodiment multilateralism remains forum concerted solutions universal scope can conceived developed addition fidelity climate
SEN 2018 362 362 generates shared prosperity important ever also need instrument stop tax evasion illicit financial flows undermine african continent’s development efforts furthermore must come agreement issues related climate_change regard like reiterate country’s support paris agreement climate_change remains committed well fight desertification coastal erosion particular african coastal country particularly vulnerable climate_change senegal reiterates call climate
SEN 2018 370 370 stop tax evasion illicit financial flows undermine african continent’s development efforts furthermore must come agreement issues related climate_change regard like reiterate country’s support paris agreement climate_change remains committed well fight desertification coastal erosion particular african coastal country particularly vulnerable climate_change senegal reiterates call increasing endowment green climate fund view giving states climate
SEN 2018 384 384 agreement issues related climate_change regard like reiterate country’s support paris agreement climate_change remains committed well fight desertification coastal erosion particular african coastal country particularly vulnerable climate_change senegal reiterates call increasing endowment green climate fund view giving states contribute less pollution exposed climate_change opportunity undertake appropriate adaptation mitigation measures similarly public good climate
SEN 2018 400 400 desertification coastal erosion particular african coastal country particularly vulnerable climate_change senegal reiterates call increasing endowment green climate fund view giving states contribute less pollution exposed climate_change opportunity undertake appropriate adaptation mitigation measures similarly public good agree environmental issues work strengthen international legal framework area adoption global pact environment spirit consensus also climate
SGP 2018 144 144 arena world living uncertain volatile disruptive times digital revolution increasingly disrupting way live work play communicate organize mobilize societies non-state actors transboundary threats terrorism pandemics climate_change remain clear present danger frontier issues artificial intelligence cybercrime leapt pages science fiction daily lives social cohesion breaking often operate isolated social political bubbles time climate
SGP 2018 733 733 stands ready now contribute united nations work aimed developing adopting norms rules cybersecurity simply another example global commons allow tragedy commons occur cyberspace sea area climate_change end support reconvening group governmental experts gge developments field information telecommunications context international security continuation work developing norms states behaviour cyberspace cybersecurity priority singapore’s chairmanship climate
SLB 2018 491 491 special task force established ensure smooth transition sids ldc status solomon islands subject threats armed invasion nevertheless continuously invaded common enemy one international community calls climate_change climate_change now greatest threat facing humankind us pacific islands threat existential resulting climate-change-related extreme_weather events mean solomon islands like pacific island countries just heard caribbean climate
SLB 2018 492 492 task force established ensure smooth transition sids ldc status solomon islands subject threats armed invasion nevertheless continuously invaded common enemy one international community calls climate_change climate_change now greatest threat facing humankind us pacific islands threat existential resulting climate-change-related extreme_weather events mean solomon islands like pacific island countries just heard caribbean increasingly climate
SLB 2018 505 505 armed invasion nevertheless continuously invaded common enemy one international community calls climate_change climate_change now greatest threat facing humankind us pacific islands threat existential resulting climate-change-related extreme_weather events mean solomon islands like pacific island countries just heard caribbean increasingly susceptible natural disasters great severity threat sea-level rise well inundation salination arable land climate
SLB 2018 555 555 land destruction biodiversity partially caused warming ocean acidification elements give rise food-security concerns increase risk potential conflicts light threat solomon islands calls collective global leadership climate_change action strengthened commitment achieving positive outcomes twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held katowice poland year solomon islands joins pacific island states climate
SLB 2018 570 570 potential conflicts light threat solomon islands calls collective global leadership climate_change action strengthened commitment achieving positive outcomes twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held katowice poland year solomon islands joins pacific island states strongly urging largest emitters greenhouse gases take urgent actions reduce harmful emissions reduce now regret climate
SLB 2018 585 585 positive outcomes twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held katowice poland year solomon islands joins pacific island states strongly urging largest emitters greenhouse gases take urgent actions reduce harmful emissions reduce now regret later ongoing dialogue climate challenge appropriate financial support sids address losses damage resulting destructive effects climate
SLB 2018 611 611 gases take urgent actions reduce harmful emissions reduce now regret later ongoing dialogue climate challenge appropriate financial support sids address losses damage resulting destructive effects climate_change must seriously considered efforts reduce reliance fossil fuels meet intended nationally determined contributions solomon islands remains committed transitioning use renewable_energy behalf government people solomon islands climate
SLB 2018 631 631 losses damage resulting destructive effects climate_change must seriously considered efforts reduce reliance fossil fuels meet intended nationally determined contributions solomon islands remains committed transitioning use renewable_energy behalf government people solomon islands extend gratitude partners including world bank green climate fund economic development cooperation fund korea australian development assistance bureau asian development climate
SLB 2018 695 695 per cent power needs honiara capital also acknowledge bilateral assistance provided governments italy spain austria luxembourg pacific small island developing states including solomon islands support renewable_energy projects look forward continuing partnerships coming years adequate quality infrastructure prerequisite positive economic inclusive growth investment infrastructure projects positively impacts majority population enhances accessibility goods climate
SLB 2018 948 948 policies development national policy voluntary commitment announced last year’s ocean conference security concerns become complex now involve activities beyond traditional definitions now include new threats climate_change cybercrimes transnational organized crime among others therefore now important ever work closely collectively international community address security concerns threats year witnessed constructive engagement towards better climate
SLB 2018 1219 1219 inclusive expanding focus council non-traditional security priorities small island developing states must voice dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic climate
SLB 2018 1351 1351 engage contribute wide range substantive united nations programmes welfare humankind solomon islands continues call participation taiwan united nations specialized bodies including united nations framework convention climate_change world health organization international civil aviation organization taiwan twenty-second-largest economy world taiwan part global solutions various international frameworks believe taiwan lot contribute experience technological capability climate
SLE 2018 78 78 perfect peace always showed us possible best humankind commitment building peaceful secure world enshrined charter united nations well commitment implementation agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change ongoing reform processes united nations perfectly resonates theme session making united nations relevant people global leadership shared responsibilities peaceful equitable sustainable societies work united nations climate
SLE 2018 681 681 private sector policies enabling investment framework attractive can ensure full legal protection investments can ensure predictable profitable revenue streams returns investments sierra leone starting adopt renewable_energy now need public private investment commercial industrial uses powering hotels agriculture small-scale manufacturing country endowed sufficient renewable_energy resources solar irradiation coastal offshore wind mini-hydro bioenergy climate
SLE 2018 698 698 revenue streams returns investments sierra leone starting adopt renewable_energy now need public private investment commercial industrial uses powering hotels agriculture small-scale manufacturing country endowed sufficient renewable_energy resources solar irradiation coastal offshore wind mini-hydro bioenergy government’s target per cent renewable_energy capacity practicable especially terms generating growth rural areas sierra leone like developing climate
SLE 2018 711 711 investment commercial industrial uses powering hotels agriculture small-scale manufacturing country endowed sufficient renewable_energy resources solar irradiation coastal offshore wind mini-hydro bioenergy government’s target per cent renewable_energy capacity practicable especially terms generating growth rural areas sierra leone like developing countries expensive dirty liquid-fuel treadmill since independence government seeking international technical assistance capacity-building climate
SLE 2018 762 762 migrating percentage country’s power generation away heavy liquid fuel natural gas trucked site regard government seeking collaboration local companies engineering companies around world believe investment renewable_energy sources liquefied natural gas will help us meet sdg modernizing energy-generation systems will multiplier effect helping country meet sdgs poverty alleviation job creation increased investments climate
SLE 2018 796 796 sdg modernizing energy-generation systems will multiplier effect helping country meet sdgs poverty alleviation job creation increased investments health water delivery cities determined make sierra leone renewable_energy hub economic community west african states region vision positive world’s climate foreign local investors development country government bold vision science technology innovation regard established first climate
SLE 2018 1196 1196 commitment united nations conflict prevention embodied charter world needs stronger united nations ever well consistent effective multilateralism collectively evaluates cooperatively resolves humankind’s common challenges trade climate_change world security common humanity collective social economic well-being foreign policy driven golden rules impartiality cooperation way humankind can respond effectively without hesitation global challenges face climate
SLV 2018 204 204 community must also honour commitments regard contributions must respond comprehensive long- term perspective order ensure inclusive economic growth end poverty millions people suffering worst consequences climate_change unfair distribution wealth case middle-income countries el salvador key lies supporting supplementing financing capacities particularly public sources country dealing multiple vulnerabilities recently suffered one longest climate
SLV 2018 233 233 case middle-income countries el salvador key lies supporting supplementing financing capacities particularly public sources country dealing multiple vulnerabilities recently suffered one longest droughts history reality climate_change inflicted us obliges us invest additional resources order guarantee families food security keep food prices stable tackle situation crucial ensure united nations framework convention climate_change climate
SLV 2018 258 258 climate_change inflicted us obliges us invest additional resources order guarantee families food security keep food prices stable tackle situation crucial ensure united nations framework convention climate_change continues implemented current green climate fund crisis resolved country hardly pollutes globally suffers effects climate_change caused others el salvador urgently needs access financing climate-change mitigation climate
SLV 2018 273 273 prices stable tackle situation crucial ensure united nations framework convention climate_change continues implemented current green climate fund crisis resolved country hardly pollutes globally suffers effects climate_change caused others el salvador urgently needs access financing climate-change mitigation adaptation action will improve population’s security resilience adoption bonn global initiative twenty-third conference united nations climate
SLV 2018 301 301 el salvador urgently needs access financing climate-change mitigation adaptation action will improve population’s security resilience adoption bonn global initiative twenty-third conference united nations framework convention climate_change enabled us move forward large-scale restoration ecosystems become example small country limited financial resources capable protecting environment deeply grateful mr erik solheim executive director united climate
SLV 2018 773 773 greater migratory stability permanent residence founding state united nations country respectful international law el salvador recognizes importance multilateralism addressing global challenges peace just economic order climate_change migration sustainable development context stress need constructive dialogue concerted action cooperation strengthening integration mechanisms regional alliances face crises conflicts affecting world important give priority dialogue climate
SMR 2018 1051 1051 nurturing prejudices commitment international community must directed towards vulnerable groups without exception people disabilities elderly example must ensured full participation social economic cultural life effects climate_change represent one greatest challenges time unprecedented impact lives particular lives poorest vulnerable average temperature rise c pre-industrial levels one hottest three years time effects climate_change climate
SMR 2018 1065 1065 elderly example must ensured full participation social economic cultural life effects climate_change represent one greatest challenges time unprecedented impact lives particular lives poorest vulnerable average temperature rise c pre-industrial levels one hottest three years time effects climate_change respect national borders spread everywhere every country continent increasingly damaging national economies communities countries climate
SMR 2018 1076 1076 climate_change represent one greatest challenges time unprecedented impact lives particular lives poorest vulnerable average temperature rise c pre-industrial levels one hottest three years time effects climate_change respect national borders spread everywhere every country continent increasingly damaging national economies communities countries global problem requires solutions need coordinated globally moreover essential strengthen international climate
SMR 2018 1120 1120 need coordinated globally moreover essential strengthen international cooperation order help developing countries move towards low-emission economy republic san marino recognizes deep synergy implementation paris agreement climate_change agenda welcomes recent entry force agreement events related climate_change drought generates food water shortages increased competition access natural resources conflicts major cause food insecurity result climate
SMR 2018 1129 1129 help developing countries move towards low-emission economy republic san marino recognizes deep synergy implementation paris agreement climate_change agenda welcomes recent entry force agreement events related climate_change drought generates food water shortages increased competition access natural resources conflicts major cause food insecurity result million people today urgent need humanitarian assistance number conflicts climate
SMR 2018 1179 1179 conflicts increased past decade led displacement millions people million people forced leave homes addition persecution armed conflicts natural disasters floods earthquakes hurricanes partly resulting effects climate_change forced millions people seek refuge countries disasters socioeconomic deprivation lack food water education health led millions people seek fortune elsewhere contributed increase migratory flows major climate
SMR 2018 1294 1294 implementation compact will bring greater security order economic progress benefit global compact clear example multilateralism can shows potential importance similar fashion recent agenda paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda indeed tangible measures aimed financing development compact lays foundations global plan action order deal today’s global challenges need renewed commitment multilateralism climate
SRB 2018 103 103 processes within united nations system saying anything new original say world today europe americas asia africa australia faces significant increasing challenges already feeling grave consequences climate_change migration terrorism rise populism divisions us time need greater convergence heard throughout discussions one leader general assembly debate will however say looking way troubled situation climate
SRB 2018 820 820 guterres said opening general debate technology ally pv p believe serbia although small can will play important role digital development future will help us deal climate_change far biggest challenge ahead us must also alleviate hunger increasing efficiency making agriculture smarter reduce poverty ensuring easy access finance even poorest disadvantaged leave behind climate
STP 2018 601 601 societies acting together can truly build peaceful equitable sustainable societies theme session suggests leadership role organization undoubtedly goes hand hand actions bring together efforts combat climate_change confronted every day devastating effects climate_change around world natural disasters occurring increasingly broad scale growing intensity leading loss life especially least developed regions world global climate
STP 2018 607 607 peaceful equitable sustainable societies theme session suggests leadership role organization undoubtedly goes hand hand actions bring together efforts combat climate_change confronted every day devastating effects climate_change around world natural disasters occurring increasingly broad scale growing intensity leading loss life especially least developed regions world global efforts must continue auspices united nations climate
STP 2018 635 635 natural disasters occurring increasingly broad scale growing intensity leading loss life especially least developed regions world global efforts must continue auspices united nations framework convention climate_change must shared responsibility everyone us safeguard future coming generations beginning statement alluded recent tragic example effects climate_change indonesia therefore urgent implement provisions paris agreement necessary climate
STP 2018 652 652 efforts must continue auspices united nations framework convention climate_change must shared responsibility everyone us safeguard future coming generations beginning statement alluded recent tragic example effects climate_change indonesia therefore urgent implement provisions paris agreement necessary technical financial human resources properly directed towards immensity task hand therefore hope forthcoming twenty- forth session conference climate
STP 2018 910 910 quality maturity democracy elections will consolidate united nations must assume role leader global efforts bring development peoples unceasing pursuit peaceful solutions ongiong conflicts world combating climate_change reducing inequalities promoting gender equality equity fighting scourge terrorism hatred based race sexual orientation religious beliefs promoting intercultural dialogue among peoples uncompromising defence peace human climate
SUR 2018 192 192 climate trust understanding respect underscore need rules-based world order united nations centre required order create necessary platform address global concerns including mobilization funds mitigate effects climate_change low-lying coastal state suriname among threatened countries directly impacted sea- level rise approximately per cent population resides coastal areas main production activities also concentrated area climate
SUR 2018 656 656 community including businessmen families remain obstacles influence atmosphere trust political will crucial lead dialogue cooperation order address matters concern although suriname contributes significantly mitigation effects climate_change high level forest cover low deforestation rate regrettably must acknowledge global commitments based principle common differentiated responsibilities yet materialize form tangible results suriname one countries climate
SUR 2018 719 719 tropical forests storing per cent tropical forest carbon yet able fully benefit global arrangements associated sound forest management twenty-third conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change last year suriname pledged maintain forest coverage per cent also made conditional commitment sustain leadership position one carbon-negative countries pledge subject scientific technological technical financial climate
SUR 2018 1206 1206 purposes multilateralism remains essential undertaking joint actions aimed achieving sustainable development addressing matters global concern maintaining peace security combating terrorism transnational organized crime addressing issue climate_change suriname supports initiatives seek reinforce validity multilateralism based purposes principles united nations convinced united nations remains important body discussing matters concerning international community aim finding climate
SVK 2018 441 441 education health care among natural targets will win fight offer people children hope better life dignity free fear hunger death unity implementing development goals fighting climate_change addressing migration important need turn plans promises global reality failing sends signal weakness leaving people planet easy prey unprecedented progress innovation new technology brings new climate
SVK 2018 648 648 enemies state enemies nations even faiths play key role mission better world must protected none countries even powerful big enough face present challenges migration terrorism climate_change sustaining solid economic growth important duty politicians serve people will possible truly understand value cooperation truly want change world better need think others individuals nations climate
SVN 2018 641 641 contributing achievement agenda sustainable development slovenia also taken task implementing agenda national level trying contribute implementation global level sense urgency agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change view two documents together provide clear path vision sustainable future planet prosperity people way slovenia ranks eighth least countries realizing united nations agenda sustainable development climate
SWE 2018 149 149 always sought meaningful decisions outcomes make difference people ground tried translate secretary-general’s vision improved prevention practice aimed introducing all-inclusive approach peace including analysing new risks climate_change risk famine focused ensuring care safety protection children today helps prevent conflicts tomorrow platforms stronger influence youth introduced least worked tirelessly systematically strengthen role women climate
SWE 2018 721 721 agency palestine refugees near east world food programme core funding crucial independent delivery efficiency development system another global promise made paris agreed seriously urgently address climate_change gap current commitments required emissions reductions paris agreement climate_change alarmingly large european union made important progress towards reaching targets must sweden adopted climate-policy framework establishes climate
SWE 2018 730 730 funding crucial independent delivery efficiency development system another global promise made paris agreed seriously urgently address climate_change gap current commitments required emissions reductions paris agreement climate_change alarmingly large european union made important progress towards reaching targets must sweden adopted climate-policy framework establishes sweden will net_zero emissions also taken leading role climate climate
SWE 2018 749 749 commitments required emissions reductions paris agreement climate_change alarmingly large european union made important progress towards reaching targets must sweden adopted climate-policy framework establishes sweden will net_zero emissions also taken leading role climate finance remain firmly committed mobilizing share billion annually year marks twentieth anniversary adoption rome statute established international criminal court climate
SYC 2018 240 240 respect human rights rule law independent judiciaries turn will ensure future can favour vibrant democratic order speaking standpoint islander dissociate concept lasting peace prosperity perils climate_change climate_change become existential threat merely lives people island states world whole islanders live stark reality every day see effects eroding coastlines unpredictable weather patterns coral climate
SYC 2018 241 241 human rights rule law independent judiciaries turn will ensure future can favour vibrant democratic order speaking standpoint islander dissociate concept lasting peace prosperity perils climate_change climate_change become existential threat merely lives people island states world whole islanders live stark reality every day see effects eroding coastlines unpredictable weather patterns coral reefs climate
SYC 2018 296 296 need development driving force lift people poverty must remain aware consequences planet future neglect risk children inheriting planet beyond capacity repair uphold commitments made paris climate_change conference conference twenty-third session united nations framework convention climate_change held bonn last year fiji’s presidency will reach inescapable crisis believe power collective efforts shape future climate
SYC 2018 305 305 aware consequences planet future neglect risk children inheriting planet beyond capacity repair uphold commitments made paris climate_change conference conference twenty-third session united nations framework convention climate_change held bonn last year fiji’s presidency will reach inescapable crisis believe power collective efforts shape future can proud context like draw assembly’s attention theme seventy-third climate
SYC 2018 423 423 process seychelles alongside fellow small island developing states actively engaged discourse order ensure concerns needs adequately addressed nation forged ocean acutely aware challenges poses threat climate_change however ocean also presents myriad untapped opportunities beginning year country seychelles pioneered blue economy strategic policy framework road map multiply economic potential territorial waters also climate
TCD 2018 112 112 president’s strategic vision session dialogue strengthening multilateralism catalyst well-being persons sustainable planet choice theme justified many ways live world experiencing perpetual change confronted serious consequences climate_change conflicts crises underdevelopment unprecedented migratory flows nationalism isolationism world deeply troubled exposed diverse grave perils humankind choice unite around shared universal values underpinning establishment united climate
TCD 2018 718 718 marriage law sets minimum age marriage years provides prison term five years violate prohibition lake chad conventional basin place dramatic consequences combined effect terrorist attacks climate_change vulnerable populations victims two scourges well environment visible must remember living around lake chad million people diverse origin bear full brunt consequences drying lake chad climate
TCD 2018 849 849 biosphere reservation world heritage site international community capable achieving must help achieve noble goal perfectly aligned agenda sustainable development regard chad urges parties paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda fulfil commitments migration management remains one greatest challenges time thousands african migrants driven desperation constantly trying reach europe risking lives process climate
TCD 2018 899 899 process flow migrants will cease long root causes migration persist including poverty underdevelopment conflict lack opportunity african young people addition factors demographic pressure adverse effects climate_change accentuating vulnerability african societies absence appropriate sustainable migration management mechanisms take account root causes phenomenon will never able put end tragedy thousands people dying sea climate
TGO 2018 334 334 inclusive sustainable economic growth aim reorient system significant adjustments focusing skills leadership coordination accountability mechanisms new restructuring development mechanisms must also aim implementation paris agreement climate_change challenges climate_change vital response must wait obviously response challenges climate_change significant place must given promotion partnerships innovative mechanisms financing development accordance addis ababa action agenda climate
TGO 2018 336 336 economic growth aim reorient system significant adjustments focusing skills leadership coordination accountability mechanisms new restructuring development mechanisms must also aim implementation paris agreement climate_change challenges climate_change vital response must wait obviously response challenges climate_change significant place must given promotion partnerships innovative mechanisms financing development accordance addis ababa action agenda regard management climate
TGO 2018 344 344 skills leadership coordination accountability mechanisms new restructuring development mechanisms must also aim implementation paris agreement climate_change challenges climate_change vital response must wait obviously response challenges climate_change significant place must given promotion partnerships innovative mechanisms financing development accordance addis ababa action agenda regard management pillar ongoing reform pleased note major changes envisaged climate
TGO 2018 464 464 people legitimately aspire peace mind face daily acts barbarism feed violent extremism religious ignorance intolerance ideological fanaticism poverty persists africa african populations seeking well-being consequences climate_change terrible migration decimating significant part africa’s young people making vulnerable current challenges relating difficult issue migration human tragedies generates appeal conscience sense collective responsibility call climate
THA 2018 484 484 marine resources thailand first asian country join global initiative clean oceans around tourist hotspots koh samui koh tao famous phuket also working raising public awareness climate_change also cooperating countries region mitigate risks natural disasters one just hit indonesia last year order mitigate human-caused disaster pollution particular form plastic garbage seas oceans climate
TJK 2018 71 71 commend predecessor excellency mr miroslav lajčák able leadership previous session general assembly live ever-changing world unprecedented levels instability uncertainty rise many parts world global challenges climate_change terrorism extremism large-scale conflicts inequality poverty food water insecurity lack education economic opportunities unemployment name affect status quo today’s global challenges exert pressure foundations world climate
TJK 2018 193 193 resilience countries seek respond modern threats challenges time member states also play active part process meeting commitments undertaken agenda addis ababa action agenda paris agreement climate_change restore stability thereby ensure development full implementation aforementioned milestone documents required order address many socioeconomic problems main drivers extremism terrorism country believes response ever- increasing climate
TLS 2018 372 372 play important role appeasing global tensions seas world faces many challenges can effectively resolved dialogue cooperation basis international law one main challenges times without doubt climate_change issue secretary-general antónio guterres identified defining issue time timor-leste confident international community will act one responding existential threat planet take opportunity highlight importance active extensive climate
TLS 2018 417 417 take opportunity highlight importance active extensive cooperation aimed pursuing urgent real action deal threat facing small island developing states including pacific region particularly vulnerable effects climate_change also like emphasize fundamental issue also requires attention entire international community namely global migration conflicts wars situations inequality climate_change resulted intense migratory movement throughout world climate
TLS 2018 436 436 including pacific region particularly vulnerable effects climate_change also like emphasize fundamental issue also requires attention entire international community namely global migration conflicts wars situations inequality climate_change resulted intense migratory movement throughout world timor-leste g7 countries know sustainable development achieved without peace aware fact sustainable development goals will unattainable able build peaceful climate
TON 2018 351 351 physical activities however without challenges example shown rising obesity rates tongan government addressing issue making unhealthy food choices expensive healthier food choices cheaper tongan public climate_change continues pose significant security threats us island states nauru earlier month pacific leaders endorsed expanded concept security communiqué boe declaration linking inter alia climate_change threats climate
TON 2018 375 375 public climate_change continues pose significant security threats us island states nauru earlier month pacific leaders endorsed expanded concept security communiqué boe declaration linking inter alia climate_change threats international peace security regard tonga welcomes establishment group friends climate security highlight nexus threats climate_change threats international peace security note concern devastating impacts climate_change climate
TON 2018 391 391 expanded concept security communiqué boe declaration linking inter alia climate_change threats international peace security regard tonga welcomes establishment group friends climate security highlight nexus threats climate_change threats international peace security note concern devastating impacts climate_change marine environment baselines determine territorial boundaries established united nations convention law sea affected remain unchanged despite climate
TON 2018 400 400 climate_change threats international peace security regard tonga welcomes establishment group friends climate security highlight nexus threats climate_change threats international peace security note concern devastating impacts climate_change marine environment baselines determine territorial boundaries established united nations convention law sea affected remain unchanged despite effects sea-level rise sovereignty must compromised climate_change welcome work climate
TON 2018 423 423 devastating impacts climate_change marine environment baselines determine territorial boundaries established united nations convention law sea affected remain unchanged despite effects sea-level rise sovereignty must compromised climate_change welcome work international law commission critically important timely issue consideration sixth committee tonga looks forward taking important work forward twenty-fourth session united nations framework convention climate
TON 2018 449 449 welcome work international law commission critically important timely issue consideration sixth committee tonga looks forward taking important work forward twenty-fourth session united nations framework convention climate_change leadership poland december seek strongly address adverse impacts climate_change urgent need innovation adaptation sids tonga engaged year’s first intergovernmental conference conservation sustainable use biological diversity climate
TON 2018 458 458 consideration sixth committee tonga looks forward taking important work forward twenty-fourth session united nations framework convention climate_change leadership poland december seek strongly address adverse impacts climate_change urgent need innovation adaptation sids tonga engaged year’s first intergovernmental conference conservation sustainable use biological diversity high seas seabed hopeful gradual convergence views will result climate
TON 2018 596 596 pacific community commonwealth secretariat pew charitable trust regional treaty tonga commissioned first independent power producer-owned solar farm last year strongly believes can achieve per cent renewable_energy target stronger public- private partnership arrangements tonga wishes acknowledge partnership established government austria united nations industrial development organization pacific community establish pacific centre renewable_energy energy climate
TON 2018 620 620 cent renewable_energy target stronger public- private partnership arrangements tonga wishes acknowledge partnership established government austria united nations industrial development organization pacific community establish pacific centre renewable_energy energy efficiency specialized regional entity support private-sector investments renewable_energy energy efficiency pacific islands also like recognize acknowledge announcement made government norway commitment provide million support climate
TON 2018 629 629 wishes acknowledge partnership established government austria united nations industrial development organization pacific community establish pacific centre renewable_energy energy efficiency specialized regional entity support private-sector investments renewable_energy energy efficiency pacific islands also like recognize acknowledge announcement made government norway commitment provide million support important work centre finally sustainable development whether inter alia climate
TON 2018 658 658 islands also like recognize acknowledge announcement made government norway commitment provide million support important work centre finally sustainable development whether inter alia good health well-being climate_action life water affordable clean energy can realized international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security form traditional threats armed conflict climate
TON 2018 686 686 affordable clean energy can realized international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security form traditional threats armed conflict newer threats climate_change ensure one left behind may almighty god guide bless president general assembly states members united nations respective governments peoples climate
TTO 2018 160 160 threats litter international development landscape threaten efforts ensure universal sustainable development eradication extreme poverty well peace security enjoyment fundamental human rights existential threat posed unmitigated climate_change global_warming extreme poverty violent extremism gender-based violence spread new infectious diseases one best faced together members united nations bastion international peace security human rights sustainable climate
TTO 2018 161 161 litter international development landscape threaten efforts ensure universal sustainable development eradication extreme poverty well peace security enjoyment fundamental human rights existential threat posed unmitigated climate_change global_warming extreme poverty violent extremism gender-based violence spread new infectious diseases one best faced together members united nations bastion international peace security human rights sustainable development climate
TTO 2018 570 570 health-care systems providing equal access opportunities trinidad tobago’s vision actively pursuing development resilient equitable healthy society places people centre sustainable development efforts however challenge pressing climate_change small island developing states trinidad tobago casting doubt scientific truth behind climate_change serves distract delay urgent ambitious action needed confront existential threat posed global_warming earlier climate
TTO 2018 582 582 resilient equitable healthy society places people centre sustainable development efforts however challenge pressing climate_change small island developing states trinidad tobago casting doubt scientific truth behind climate_change serves distract delay urgent ambitious action needed confront existential threat posed global_warming earlier year government trinidad tobago deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change thereby formalizing climate
TTO 2018 594 594 pressing climate_change small island developing states trinidad tobago casting doubt scientific truth behind climate_change serves distract delay urgent ambitious action needed confront existential threat posed global_warming earlier year government trinidad tobago deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change thereby formalizing steadfast commitment principles goals agreement national contribution achieving overarching objectives paris agreement climate
TTO 2018 605 605 truth behind climate_change serves distract delay urgent ambitious action needed confront existential threat posed global_warming earlier year government trinidad tobago deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change thereby formalizing steadfast commitment principles goals agreement national contribution achieving overarching objectives paris agreement trinidad tobago committed reducing cumulative greenhouse-gas emissions industry power generation transport climate
TTO 2018 625 625 deposited instrument ratification paris agreement climate_change thereby formalizing steadfast commitment principles goals agreement national contribution achieving overarching objectives paris agreement trinidad tobago committed reducing cumulative greenhouse-gas emissions industry power generation transport sector per cent year state party agreement trinidad tobago will actively engaged negotiating process within conference parties united nations framework climate
TTO 2018 652 652 industry power generation transport sector per cent year state party agreement trinidad tobago will actively engaged negotiating process within conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change seeks operationalize paris agreement scale will result achieving long-term temperature goal limit increase global temperature c also hoped operationalization process will catalyse international cooperation mitigation climate
TTO 2018 662 662 agreement trinidad tobago will actively engaged negotiating process within conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change seeks operationalize paris agreement scale will result achieving long-term temperature goal limit increase global temperature c also hoped operationalization process will catalyse international cooperation mitigation adaptation climate finance end commitment paris agreement reflects trinidad tobago’s climate
TTO 2018 667 667 engaged negotiating process within conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change seeks operationalize paris agreement scale will result achieving long-term temperature goal limit increase global temperature c also hoped operationalization process will catalyse international cooperation mitigation adaptation climate finance end commitment paris agreement reflects trinidad tobago’s assumption overall responsibility support international climate
TTO 2018 699 699 catalyse international cooperation mitigation adaptation climate finance end commitment paris agreement reflects trinidad tobago’s assumption overall responsibility support international efforts tackle shared environmental challenges include climate_change ozone depletion land degradation loss biodiversity illegal trade wildlife movement hazardous waste twin-island state conservation sustainable use oceans seas marine resources critically important development priorities climate
TTO 2018 1434 1434 purpose happiness opportunity live peace prosperity challenge time pursue achieve sustainable future face burgeoning threats shared humanity including limited threats posed extreme poverty rising inequality climate_change protracted conflicts facing challenge requires deepened partnerships meaningful dialogue appropriate review established mechanisms institutions can reformed exponentially improve ability transform lives globally government trinidad tobago climate
TUV 2018 140 140 seriously moral responsibility help need help leadership world needs order succeed defining global challenges facing united nations particular connection agenda sustainable development role agenda combating climate_change environmental degradation year characterized fear potential nuclear war learned wrongs past now nuclear weapons much powerful dropped hiroshima nagasaki numerous nuclear tests pacific region caused climate
TUV 2018 318 318 however form funding resources united nations well international community small island developing states sids least developed countries achievement sustainable development goals depends entirely address issues climate_change current global_warming trend spells bleak miserable future small island developing states especially low-lying atolls tuvalu future demands huge investments mitigation adaptation simply beyond capabilities paris climate
TUV 2018 320 320 funding resources united nations well international community small island developing states sids least developed countries achievement sustainable development goals depends entirely address issues climate_change current global_warming trend spells bleak miserable future small island developing states especially low-lying atolls tuvalu future demands huge investments mitigation adaptation simply beyond capabilities paris agreement climate_change climate
TUV 2018 345 345 global_warming trend spells bleak miserable future small island developing states especially low-lying atolls tuvalu future demands huge investments mitigation adaptation simply beyond capabilities paris agreement climate_change offers us lifeline current commitments contained paris agreement constitute third required order avoid catastrophic consequences climate_change poses direct threat existence survival already established intergovernmental panel climate
TUV 2018 361 361 huge investments mitigation adaptation simply beyond capabilities paris agreement climate_change offers us lifeline current commitments contained paris agreement constitute third required order avoid catastrophic consequences climate_change poses direct threat existence survival already established intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc unless global community steps actions significantly lower greenhouse-gas emissions sids like tuvalu will disappear climate
TUV 2018 371 371 offers us lifeline current commitments contained paris agreement constitute third required order avoid catastrophic consequences climate_change poses direct threat existence survival already established intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc unless global community steps actions significantly lower greenhouse-gas emissions sids like tuvalu will disappear completely within next years disappear completely repeat said twenty-first conference climate
TUV 2018 380 380 third required order avoid catastrophic consequences climate_change poses direct threat existence survival already established intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc unless global community steps actions significantly lower greenhouse-gas emissions sids like tuvalu will disappear completely within next years disappear completely repeat said twenty-first conference parties paris just imagine shoes feel climate_change weapon mass climate
TUV 2018 403 403 significantly lower greenhouse-gas emissions sids like tuvalu will disappear completely within next years disappear completely repeat said twenty-first conference parties paris just imagine shoes feel climate_change weapon mass destruction slaughtering fellow human beings throughout world united nations must allow biggest greenhouse-gas emitters turn away moral duty responsibility urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions climate
TUV 2018 418 418 repeat said twenty-first conference parties paris just imagine shoes feel climate_change weapon mass destruction slaughtering fellow human beings throughout world united nations must allow biggest greenhouse-gas emitters turn away moral duty responsibility urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions save sids like tuvalu providing appropriate adaptation support resources shameful humankind allowed tuvalu disappear every climate
TUV 2018 427 427 feel climate_change weapon mass destruction slaughtering fellow human beings throughout world united nations must allow biggest greenhouse-gas emitters turn away moral duty responsibility urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions save sids like tuvalu providing appropriate adaptation support resources shameful humankind allowed tuvalu disappear every single year wasted action taken climate_change draws tuvalu year climate
TUV 2018 449 449 responsibility urgently reduce greenhouse-gas emissions save sids like tuvalu providing appropriate adaptation support resources shameful humankind allowed tuvalu disappear every single year wasted action taken climate_change draws tuvalu year closer total demise earth tuvalu will never give will fight protect save islands people culture future appeal noble assembly allow consequences happen climate
TUV 2018 506 506 forces second world war conquer enemy pacific urges president trump united states america rejoin paris agreement can paddle together save world single threatening enemy namely climate_change failing tuvalu proposes signatories paris agreement quickly return paris critically urgently reassess mitigation pledges dramatically increase efforts reduce greenhouse-gas pollution allow one country desert process climate
TUV 2018 525 525 save world single threatening enemy namely climate_change failing tuvalu proposes signatories paris agreement quickly return paris critically urgently reassess mitigation pledges dramatically increase efforts reduce greenhouse-gas pollution allow one country desert process derail collective efforts next conference parties poland critically important milestone climate-change action must ensure implementation guidelines paris agreement concluded climate
TUV 2018 580 580 dialogue process leads strong political declaration decision respond adequately ipcc c report set pathway enhanced climate-change action regard seek commitment every nation enhance efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions matter urgency tuvalu fully committed shifting per cent renewable_energy despite negligible greenhouse-gas emissions extend deep appreciation governments india france initiative solar-energy development part international climate
TUV 2018 590 590 c report set pathway enhanced climate-change action regard seek commitment every nation enhance efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions matter urgency tuvalu fully committed shifting per cent renewable_energy despite negligible greenhouse-gas emissions extend deep appreciation governments india france initiative solar-energy development part international solar alliance european union new zealand taiwan italy austria japan climate
TUV 2018 593 593 pathway enhanced climate-change action regard seek commitment every nation enhance efforts reduce greenhouse-gas emissions matter urgency tuvalu fully committed shifting per cent renewable_energy despite negligible greenhouse-gas emissions extend deep appreciation governments india france initiative solar-energy development part international solar alliance european union new zealand taiwan italy austria japan world bank support climate
TUV 2018 633 633 european union new zealand taiwan italy austria japan world bank support energy efficiency solar-energy development country tuvalu wish acknowledge efforts notable members security council bringing climate_change fore peace security agenda represents genuine commitment addressing important challenges time greatest single threat humankind humble hope entire security council membership can agree include climate_change climate
TUV 2018 658 658 climate_change fore peace security agenda represents genuine commitment addressing important challenges time greatest single threat humankind humble hope entire security council membership can agree include climate_change permanent agenda item believe nexus climate_change security fundamental nation like tuvalu security future contingent upon urgent action address climate_change therefore reiterate call appointment special representative climate
TUV 2018 664 664 genuine commitment addressing important challenges time greatest single threat humankind humble hope entire security council membership can agree include climate_change permanent agenda item believe nexus climate_change security fundamental nation like tuvalu security future contingent upon urgent action address climate_change therefore reiterate call appointment special representative secretary-general climate_change security also call security climate
TUV 2018 677 677 security council membership can agree include climate_change permanent agenda item believe nexus climate_change security fundamental nation like tuvalu security future contingent upon urgent action address climate_change therefore reiterate call appointment special representative secretary-general climate_change security also call security council appoint special rapporteur produce regular review global regional national security threats caused climate
TUV 2018 685 685 agenda item believe nexus climate_change security fundamental nation like tuvalu security future contingent upon urgent action address climate_change therefore reiterate call appointment special representative secretary-general climate_change security also call security council appoint special rapporteur produce regular review global regional national security threats caused climate_change welcome successful conclusion intergovernmental negotiation global compact climate
TUV 2018 703 703 therefore reiterate call appointment special representative secretary-general climate_change security also call security council appoint special rapporteur produce regular review global regional national security threats caused climate_change welcome successful conclusion intergovernmental negotiation global compact safe orderly regular migration commend spirit responsible leadership multilateral cooperation extended efforts support ever- increasing populations affected conflicts climate
TUV 2018 738 738 regular migration commend spirit responsible leadership multilateral cooperation extended efforts support ever- increasing populations affected conflicts environmental crises believe however human rights people displaced result climate_change protected international legal agreement therefore reiterate tuvalu’s proposal united nations resolution establishment legal process protect human rights people displaced climate_change year tuvalu proposed remain least climate
TUV 2018 758 758 human rights people displaced result climate_change protected international legal agreement therefore reiterate tuvalu’s proposal united nations resolution establishment legal process protect human rights people displaced climate_change year tuvalu proposed remain least developed country ability achieve sustainable development severely compromised vulnerability climate_change noted appreciation support received development partners friends advance proposal however climate
TUV 2018 773 773 nations resolution establishment legal process protect human rights people displaced climate_change year tuvalu proposed remain least developed country ability achieve sustainable development severely compromised vulnerability climate_change noted appreciation support received development partners friends advance proposal however earnest belief unique extreme vulnerabilities small island developing states must considered fundamental criterion graduation particular climate
TUV 2018 939 939 process developing pacific island climate-change insurance facility seek support united nations-wide system assist us developing facility small-island economy inextricably linked oceans oceans culture life survival global_warming acidification coral bleaching solid wastes plastic pollution diminishing inshore offshore stocks fisheries national economies depend gravely affecting oceans united nations must provide strongest possible leadership climate
TUV 2018 1236 1236 conclusion tuvalu strongly believes collective effort achieve aspirations agenda sustainable development secure global peace security prosperity will severely compromised unless paddle together family urgently address climate_change save tuvalu world god bless tuvalu god bless united nations climate
TZA 2018 355 355 international concern essential unavoidable unfortunately world witnessing multilateral institutions principles put test example world trade organization pillar yardstick rule-based fair global trading system now undermined climate_change global_warming already wreaking havoc lives property regions regardless national borders can addressed effectively multilateral approaches post-second world war multilateral edifice institutions given us peace witness climate
TZA 2018 356 356 concern essential unavoidable unfortunately world witnessing multilateral institutions principles put test example world trade organization pillar yardstick rule-based fair global trading system now undermined climate_change global_warming already wreaking havoc lives property regions regardless national borders can addressed effectively multilateral approaches post-second world war multilateral edifice institutions given us peace witness today climate
TZA 2018 415 415 created better world rather walking away tanzania unreservedly committed multilateralism pursuit national interests also unmitigated multilateralism will able address critical global challenges terrorism extremism radicalism climate_change restrictive trade policies trafficking persons drug abuse pandemic diseases absolute abject poverty immigration dynamics weapons mass destruction just mention encouraged united chorus general assembly defence climate
UGA 2018 749 749 republic south sudan agreement outlines guidelines power sharing governance security arrangements including settling boundary disputes will guided boundary commission call international community support implementation agreement climate_change remains major challenge threat efforts achieve sustainable development uganda supported efforts reach new universally binding paris agreement climate_change reached december uganda one first countries sign climate
UGA 2018 767 767 commission call international community support implementation agreement climate_change remains major challenge threat efforts achieve sustainable development uganda supported efforts reach new universally binding paris agreement climate_change reached december uganda one first countries sign ratify agreement last year must continue muster political will necessary fully implement agreement need enhanced delivery finance vulnerable climate
URY 2018 241 241 agenda oriented towards achievement sustainable development goals approved assembly framework agenda sustainable development agenda put special emphasis transformation energy matrix towards renewable sources adaptation verifiable climate_change making progress irrefutible responsibility protect environment members aware fight health people struggle life main human right beings planet result implemented strict policies control tobacco consumption climate
URY 2018 568 568 solidarity global peace security place can speak number issues interest humankind wish conclude intervention mentioning one humbly consider priority address everyone speaking environmental degradation consequences climate_change crisis experiencing global level must handled decisively leaders nations represented everyone’s fight struggle life ask powerful world leaders respect international agreements protect environment try avoid climate
URY 2018 674 674 directly affects health duty states fight lives inhabitants duty us inhabit planet fight place live will leave will follow us life case december paris agreement climate_change concluded within framework united nations framework convention climate_change best possible hope global survival security well commitment essential achieving agenda reaffim commitment agreement urge powerful leaders climate
URY 2018 682 682 duty us inhabit planet fight place live will leave will follow us life case december paris agreement climate_change concluded within framework united nations framework convention climate_change best possible hope global survival security well commitment essential achieving agenda reaffim commitment agreement urge powerful leaders countries world respect comply agreements agreements signed order climate
VAT 2018 712 712 conference held marrakech morocco coming global compacts one migration refugees will provide continuum protection forced flee place residence including displaced sudden- onset slow-onset natural disasters climate_change environmental degradation ensuring one left behind taken together compacts will affirm shared responsibility pursuit common good care need solidarity whose dignity fundamental human rights risk climate
VAT 2018 2388 2388 economic environmental advancement solidarity principle interconnectedness found addis ababa action agenda third international conference financing development agenda sustainable development paris agreement united nations framework convention climate_change adopting documents committed promoting integral authentic development harmony nature put efforts achieving sustainable development goals demanding goals paris agreement holy see hopes twenty-fourth session conference climate
VAT 2018 2419 2419 authentic development harmony nature put efforts achieving sustainable development goals demanding goals paris agreement holy see hopes twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held katowice poland december will provide strong step direction good effective advancement work programme paris agreement secretary-general described report e recent progress made area integral climate
VCT 2018 534 534 blood echo bones international organization better suited united nations fulfilling foundational charter mandate achieving international cooperation solving international problems economic social cultural humanitarian nature today climate_change indisputably defining multifaceted existential problem collectively confronting however prospects effective international solution climate_change rapidly receding carefully calibrated climate accords teetering brink irrelevance wounded high-profile withdrawals climate
VCT 2018 547 547 achieving international cooperation solving international problems economic social cultural humanitarian nature today climate_change indisputably defining multifaceted existential problem collectively confronting however prospects effective international solution climate_change rapidly receding carefully calibrated climate accords teetering brink irrelevance wounded high-profile withdrawals also cynical foolhardy non-compliance voluntary mitigation pledges major emitters loudly declared quietly disregarded climate
VCT 2018 613 613 dominica twice devastated tropical storm erika hurricane irma tropical storm isaac striking island glancing blow weeks ago speak threat storm hangs country beyond headlines story climate_change grimly told daily experiences floods droughts landslides coastal erosion lost lives livelihoods across region can wait longer constellation challenges externally caused faces small states demands climate
VCT 2018 731 731 labyrinthine bureaucratic processes stymied cooperation initiatives friends partners must recognize fierce urgency unfamiliar unprecedented climate threat take decisive political development action arrest extraordinary existential problem climate_change handled business-as-usual practices however tried true global climate accords birthed entities ostensible objectives funnelling delivering urgently needed mitigation adaptation financing vulnerable states however entities place climate
VCT 2018 822 822 despite limited resources created zero-hunger trust fund disaster contingency fund innovative unique responses sustainable development needs mainstreamed prioritized goals related clean energy economic growth sustainability climate_action biodiversity chalked home-grown progress tandem selfless solidarity regional global friends allies much must done saint vincent grenadines continues seek new avenues people-centred development economic growth climate
VCT 2018 999 999 saint vincent grenadines played leadership role post-financial crisis response united nations revitalization general assembly security council reform advancement law sea small-arms control ambitious measures combat climate_change global response non-communicable diseases recently saint vincent grenadines chaired administrative budgetary committee united nations currently serves president economic social council similar manner feel responsibility bring climate
VNM 2018 187 187 united nations also vital efforts address global issues including reducing poverty protecting women children promoting human rights improving health care culture education preserving environment responding climate_change today united nations truly become symbol global solidarity embodiment humankind progress place aspirations world peace prosperity equality realized viet nam companion united nations contributed noble climate
VNM 2018 571 571 politics use threat force rise unilateral measures continue pose threats international peace stability injustice inequality remain many parts world risks instabilities ever-present global development effects climate_change environmental pollution widespread poverty still major challenge nearly million people still living extreme poverty among many children suffering hunger deprivation without access health care proper climate
VUT 2018 393 393 planet approaches point return beyond climate systems will longer able cope summer heatwaves huge forest fires extreme drought increasing frequency scale weather events brought debate global_warming indisputable level importance sincerely hope warnings will provoke concerted climate_action world’s at-risk country terms exposure natural hazards according world risk index united nations university vanuatu climate
VUT 2018 403 403 cope summer heatwaves huge forest fires extreme drought increasing frequency scale weather events brought debate global_warming indisputable level importance sincerely hope warnings will provoke concerted climate_action world’s at-risk country terms exposure natural hazards according world risk index united nations university vanuatu climate_change continues biggest threat attaining national targets agenda sustainable development climate
VUT 2018 419 419 indisputable level importance sincerely hope warnings will provoke concerted climate_action world’s at-risk country terms exposure natural hazards according world risk index united nations university vanuatu climate_change continues biggest threat attaining national targets agenda sustainable development currently worst problem putting lives tens thousands risk level greenhouse-gas emissions continues rise relentlessly will witness climate
VUT 2018 438 438 risk index united nations university vanuatu climate_change continues biggest threat attaining national targets agenda sustainable development currently worst problem putting lives tens thousands risk level greenhouse-gas emissions continues rise relentlessly will witness escalation costs associated effects climate_change costs vulnerable countries vanuatu afford will cost us dearly future international community act now climate
VUT 2018 449 449 national targets agenda sustainable development currently worst problem putting lives tens thousands risk level greenhouse-gas emissions continues rise relentlessly will witness escalation costs associated effects climate_change costs vulnerable countries vanuatu afford will cost us dearly future international community act now governments industrialized countries pledged billion annually finance climate-change mitigation measures vulnerable climate
VUT 2018 494 494 annually finance climate-change mitigation measures vulnerable countries attain goal remains unclear call prioritizing commitments putting place specific road map mobilizing accumulating promised funds soon possible climate_change upon us also call flexible access climate funding simplifying validation procedures vulnerable countries can take action repair damage caused climate_change pacific region afford see paris climate
VUT 2018 514 514 accumulating promised funds soon possible climate_change upon us also call flexible access climate funding simplifying validation procedures vulnerable countries can take action repair damage caused climate_change pacific region afford see paris agreement climate_change relegated archives united nations therefore call paris agreement’s work programme completed made operational conference parties united nations framework climate
VUT 2018 521 521 us also call flexible access climate funding simplifying validation procedures vulnerable countries can take action repair damage caused climate_change pacific region afford see paris agreement climate_change relegated archives united nations therefore call paris agreement’s work programme completed made operational conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change katowice poland climate_change threatens sustainability climate
VUT 2018 541 541 region afford see paris agreement climate_change relegated archives united nations therefore call paris agreement’s work programme completed made operational conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change katowice poland climate_change threatens sustainability environment sustainable development people’s inalienable rights now future represents real danger survival future generations low-lying countries pacific current pledges made climate
VUT 2018 544 544 paris agreement climate_change relegated archives united nations therefore call paris agreement’s work programme completed made operational conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change katowice poland climate_change threatens sustainability environment sustainable development people’s inalienable rights now future represents real danger survival future generations low-lying countries pacific current pledges made nationally determined contributions climate
VUT 2018 573 573 sustainable development people’s inalienable rights now future represents real danger survival future generations low-lying countries pacific current pledges made nationally determined contributions simply enough reverse climate_change parties paris agreement must intensify ambitions reach agreed target limit c vulnerable countries especially region failure mean even greater exposure frequent natural disasters largest oceanic climate
WSM 2018 17 17 privilege addressing general assembly past years samoa’s prime minister message remained consistent throughout years put simply climate_change poses single greatest threat especially small island developing states like samoa albeit choice need international community take effective action mitigate impact urgent real climate_change also climate
WSM 2018 41 41 simply climate_change poses single greatest threat especially small island developing states like samoa albeit choice need international community take effective action mitigate impact urgent real climate_change also encompasses breadth security issues facing blue pacific region including human security environmental resource security transnational crime cybersecurity explained united nations climate_change one pressing security climate
WSM 2018 63 63 impact urgent real climate_change also encompasses breadth security issues facing blue pacific region including human security environmental resource security transnational crime cybersecurity explained united nations climate_change one pressing security challenges facing island countries affecting food security access safe water fundamentally affecting ability draw sustenance pristine ocean seas surround us highest priority climate
WSM 2018 99 99 access safe water fundamentally affecting ability draw sustenance pristine ocean seas surround us highest priority challenge facing countries world discriminate rich poor logic perspective simple climate_change affects whole samoa’s realities aspirations affects society economy culture faith way life will continue overriding policy concern major preoccupation entire pacific region today well future climate
WSM 2018 150 150 societal problem requiring decisive response world community global reach impact unite strengthen resolve weaken divide us united community great deal can arrest even reverse threat climate_change although effects worsening day acting alone one country single group nations organization can win war climate_change divergent yet inextricably linked interests member states demand work climate
WSM 2018 166 166 united community great deal can arrest even reverse threat climate_change although effects worsening day acting alone one country single group nations organization can win war climate_change divergent yet inextricably linked interests member states demand work together paris agreement climate_change beacon hope especially vulnerable island states based shared responsibilities trust collaboration principled climate
WSM 2018 179 179 day acting alone one country single group nations organization can win war climate_change divergent yet inextricably linked interests member states demand work together paris agreement climate_change beacon hope especially vulnerable island states based shared responsibilities trust collaboration principled action demonstrates new brand cooperation broad outlook narrow pursuits self-interest reliance economic political climate
WSM 2018 225 225 pursuits self-interest reliance economic political expediencies set aside meant timely reminder action small insignificant contributions matter every action counts irrespective provides importantly places responsibility addressing climate_change squarely every leader every individual country terms implementation nationally determined contributions paris agreement indeed worrisome alarming level commitments paris agreement member states will keep global_warming climate
WSM 2018 250 250 climate_change squarely every leader every individual country terms implementation nationally determined contributions paris agreement indeed worrisome alarming level commitments paris agreement member states will keep global_warming anywhere c ideal moral goal required save planet earth without continuing existence low- lying islands pacific region elsewhere will grave doubt must work together sense climate
WSM 2018 279 279 moral goal required save planet earth without continuing existence low- lying islands pacific region elsewhere will grave doubt must work together sense urgency commitment address climate_change today science recommends also conscience political will follow clearly want leaders view world single constituency must work together within limits capacity capability part total solution climate
WSM 2018 376 376 even polite talking-shops structured dialogue sessions needed now adaptation interest long-term survival united nations remains last best hope provide political will necessary commitment turn tide climate_change samoa appeals states members organization positions world leadership lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change custodians world’s environment owe future generations needs done quickly decisively climate
WSM 2018 391 391 last best hope provide political will necessary commitment turn tide climate_change samoa appeals states members organization positions world leadership lead charge finding implementing solutions causes climate_change custodians world’s environment owe future generations needs done quickly decisively way nations leadership roles called account right thing world states members united nations must uphold climate
WSM 2018 441 441 uphold part bargain work needs done without cooperation member states reaching objectives know must achieved will continue elude us pacific region already dealing destructive impact climate_change disasters unprecedented cyclones floods droughts sea level rise ocean acidification taking toll health well-being peoples environment economies disaster-related economic losses percentage gross domestic product higher climate
WSM 2018 499 499 people waiting world watching incumbent individual leader country raise level ambition just aspirational goal deliverables paris agreement pacific peoples blue pacific region urgent ambitious action climate_change option welcome determination heard secretary-general’s remarks general assembly earlier month sound alarm need bolder action climate_change see pv big demands deliver naive think otherwise future climate
WSM 2018 515 515 agreement pacific peoples blue pacific region urgent ambitious action climate_change option welcome determination heard secretary-general’s remarks general assembly earlier month sound alarm need bolder action climate_change see pv big demands deliver naive think otherwise future existence sovereign island nations populations cultures stake moral imperative world act decisively collectively pacific leaders increasingly climate
WSM 2018 683 683 beyond state pacific regionalism report indicated shifting global regional geopolitics creating increasingly complex crowded region places pacific centre contemporary global geopolitics trend coupled broader challenges climate_change rising inequality resource depletion maritime-boundary disputes advances technology will continue shape pacific regional security environment world belabours issues security based military might wonders technological advancement climate
WSM 2018 755 755 members proud history working collectively response events issues challenged regional security peace stability rarotonga treaty created nuclear-free zone south pacific collective approach addressing existential threat climate_change pacific region’s current geopolitical geostrategic context underlines need integrated comprehensive security architecture incorporating expanded concept security stable resilient security environment provides platform achieving region’s sustainable climate
WSM 2018 811 811 forum leaders agreed build biketawa declaration security-related declarations issued forum foundation future regional strategic responses recognizing importance expanded concept security regional cooperation building resilience disasters climate_change leaders also prioritized action climate_change disaster-risk management fisheries ocean management conservation significant security elements vulnerable climate_change lifelong challenge label pacific small island developing state can climate
WSM 2018 816 816 declaration security-related declarations issued forum foundation future regional strategic responses recognizing importance expanded concept security regional cooperation building resilience disasters climate_change leaders also prioritized action climate_change disaster-risk management fisheries ocean management conservation significant security elements vulnerable climate_change lifelong challenge label pacific small island developing state can also bring unintended trials tribulations climate
WSM 2018 827 827 importance expanded concept security regional cooperation building resilience disasters climate_change leaders also prioritized action climate_change disaster-risk management fisheries ocean management conservation significant security elements vulnerable climate_change lifelong challenge label pacific small island developing state can also bring unintended trials tribulations far long international community given believe states little classified have-nots susceptible climate
ZAF 2018 686 686 live comfort security long millions others languish poverty therefore essential take collective responsibility development nations improvement lives people responsibility manifest agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda financing development among agreements together represent common commitment tackle poverty underdevelopment environmental degradation represent common commitment tackle diseases hiv aids tuberculosis climate
ZMB 2018 225 225 context south-south cooperation well regional development cooperation remain crucial unlocking diversified growth zambia dedicated implementation agenda african union agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals including climate_change addis ababa action agenda third international conference financing development government mainstreamed global development agendas seventh national development plan glad note government making steady progress infrastructure climate
ZWE 2018 729 729 union relevant resolutions united nations furthermore imperative urgent council work tirelessly strengthen cooperation african union peace security council search just fair solution issue western sahara climate_change poses threat humankind impact respects borders therefore call collective action responsibility concerning matter developing country zimbabwe seeks support areas adaptation mitigation technology finance capacity-building envisaged climate
ZWE 2018 757 757 humankind impact respects borders therefore call collective action responsibility concerning matter developing country zimbabwe seeks support areas adaptation mitigation technology finance capacity-building envisaged paris agreement climate_change conclusion wish reaffirm zimbabwe’s commitment principles charter pledge continue work nations promoting strengthening multilateralism good humankind now ever united nations must exert authority work harder climate
AFG 2019 216 216 president assuming presidency general assembly seventy- fourth session support broad range goals pursuing agenda general assembly advancing peace security enhancing equal education eradicating poverty addressing climate_change also commend efforts leadership outgoing president general assembly ms maria fernanda espinosa garces two years ago excellency president mohammad ashraf ghani stood platform seventy- second climate
AFG 2019 791 791 stood us paid ultimate sacrifice afghans will never forget sacrifices thank standing us discussions general assembly shown terrorism conflict couple today’s many threats detrimental effects climate_change global humanitarian crisis also priorities ones face daily basis afghanistan challenges will tackled ensuring new scale scope international cooperation need look beyond prism individual interests climate
AFG 2019 854 854 development agenda afghanistan sustainable development goals goals embedded within afghanistan national peace development framework national priority programmes predominantly agricultural economy afghanistan felt enormous adverse effects climate_change people prolonged drought matter life death driving many homes severe poverty climate_change issue still struggling find long-term solutions simultaneously providing immediate humanitarian relief affected last climate
AFG 2019 866 866 development framework national priority programmes predominantly agricultural economy afghanistan felt enormous adverse effects climate_change people prolonged drought matter life death driving many homes severe poverty climate_change issue still struggling find long-term solutions simultaneously providing immediate humanitarian relief affected last week’s climate_action summit reaffirmed urgency new measures needed order mitigate effects threat climate
AFG 2019 881 881 prolonged drought matter life death driving many homes severe poverty climate_change issue still struggling find long-term solutions simultaneously providing immediate humanitarian relief affected last week’s climate_action summit reaffirmed urgency new measures needed order mitigate effects threat will continue important discussions upcoming conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place climate
AFG 2019 903 903 affected last week’s climate_action summit reaffirmed urgency new measures needed order mitigate effects threat will continue important discussions upcoming conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will take place chile december want conclude forward-looking message centred promise united nations afghanistan’s journey re-emerging rubble making steady progress testament importance international multilateral cooperation climate
AGO 2019 368 368 relations allow also call end current trade war two economic powers united states china considering negative consequences already felt global economy world helplessly witnessing effects climate_change global_warming worsening confirmed latest scientific studies well rapid rise natural hazards devastating consequences typhoons cyclones tsunamis floods even severe droughts proliferating around world stark examples climate
AGO 2019 369 369 allow also call end current trade war two economic powers united states china considering negative consequences already felt global economy world helplessly witnessing effects climate_change global_warming worsening confirmed latest scientific studies well rapid rise natural hazards devastating consequences typhoons cyclones tsunamis floods even severe droughts proliferating around world stark examples hazards climate
AGO 2019 457 457 work together preserve remaining rainforests south america africa asia forests amazon congo river basins yet completely devastated humankind planet’s last reserves oxygen renewal also absorb carbon_dioxide pollutants deplete ozone layer although noble fair sustainable development goals intended give continuity millennium development goals guarantee better results future order us achieve desired levels climate
ALB 2019 88 88 announced vast enthusiasm globalism prevailed worst economic recession since great depression 1930s experienced rise violent extremism terrorism began september al-qaida killed nearly innocent people exposed climate_change whose effects felt air breathe twenty-first century globalism can criticized endorsed actually matter end matters exists nationalism might sound like attractive alternative times can sometimes climate
ALB 2019 259 259 science progressed great deal whether good bad goes well beyond scope discussion progressed point able predict arrival earthquakes however may case earthquakes certainly case regard climate_change whose destructive effects can tackled advance number ways needless say country earth immune nature’s distorted hostilities strong enough cope alone therefore pleased able inform assembly climate
ALB 2019 293 293 needless say country earth immune nature’s distorted hostilities strong enough cope alone therefore pleased able inform assembly albania working hard achieve sustainable development goals reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent next decade achieving net- zero emissions accordance paris agreement climate_change addition adopted national climate_change strategy mitigation action plan greenhouse-gas emissions national climate-change climate
ALB 2019 306 306 pleased able inform assembly albania working hard achieve sustainable development goals reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent next decade achieving net- zero emissions accordance paris agreement climate_change addition adopted national climate_change strategy mitigation action plan greenhouse-gas emissions national climate-change adaptation plan making albania first far country western balkans consolidated strategy climate_change undertaken climate
ALB 2019 310 310 albania working hard achieve sustainable development goals reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent next decade achieving net- zero emissions accordance paris agreement climate_change addition adopted national climate_change strategy mitigation action plan greenhouse-gas emissions national climate-change adaptation plan making albania first far country western balkans consolidated strategy climate_change undertaken many initiatives keep skies climate
ALB 2019 315 315 development goals reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent next decade achieving net- zero emissions accordance paris agreement climate_change addition adopted national climate_change strategy mitigation action plan greenhouse-gas emissions national climate-change adaptation plan making albania first far country western balkans consolidated strategy climate_change undertaken many initiatives keep skies blue make future horizon greener climate
ALB 2019 330 330 agreement climate_change addition adopted national climate_change strategy mitigation action plan greenhouse-gas emissions national climate-change adaptation plan making albania first far country western balkans consolidated strategy climate_change undertaken many initiatives keep skies blue make future horizon greener new energy-efficiency standards construction forthcoming ban non-degradable plastic bags moratorium hunting logging growing tree-planting campaign climate
ALB 2019 368 368 standards construction forthcoming ban non-degradable plastic bags moratorium hunting logging growing tree-planting campaign part ambition make albania leading example green agenda endeavours also serve reminder climate_action requires daily commitment true action climate_change certainly also true great concern share today’s world security experienced army general said two types countries world small countries climate
ALB 2019 374 374 bags moratorium hunting logging growing tree-planting campaign part ambition make albania leading example green agenda endeavours also serve reminder climate_action requires daily commitment true action climate_change certainly also true great concern share today’s world security experienced army general said two types countries world small countries countries aware ultimately small albania might climate
AND 2019 24 24 like begin address general assembly seventy-fourth session congratulating sir election president recognizing wisdom choosing theme session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion preparations will soon begin celebration seventy-fifth anniversary united nations great assembly peoples world born primary aim preventing violent conflicts countries two devastating world wars climate
AND 2019 243 243 independent impartial bodies fighting impunity serious crimes year ago welcomed expansion court’s jurisdiction crimes aggression will continue resolutely support extension jurisdiction poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion four objectives probably best address challenges international community currently facing case poverty paradigmatic global challenges related mass migrations forced displacement caused extreme poverty war climate
AND 2019 270 270 four objectives probably best address challenges international community currently facing case poverty paradigmatic global challenges related mass migrations forced displacement caused extreme poverty war consequences global_warming felt greater intensity poorest communities reach digitization can opportunity reduce inequalities alleviate lack infrastructure various parts world varies greatly depending degree development persistent problems violence climate
AND 2019 512 512 can met without cooperation among countries great goal can achieved unilaterally can make significant progress reducing inequalities promoting education national level utterly impossible address issue climate_change purely unilateral perspective environmental policy single country however ambitious may totally ineffective without action global scale example know well global_warming direct threat delicate ecological balance climate
AND 2019 532 532 level utterly impossible address issue climate_change purely unilateral perspective environmental policy single country however ambitious may totally ineffective without action global scale example know well global_warming direct threat delicate ecological balance high-mountain country andorra jeopardizes long-term survival ski sector one pillars economy matter hard try andorrans alone reverse trend andorra country climate
AND 2019 566 566 jeopardizes long-term survival ski sector one pillars economy matter hard try andorrans alone reverse trend andorra country matter big powerful realize implementing effective measures combat climate_change can difficult costly especially major industrial powers major global challenges require major global commitments may draw parallel like remind assembly years ago severe financial crisis climate
AND 2019 641 641 country similar able commit task decade ago fulfil commitments large industrialized countries now also able deliver agreements signed world urging us act decisively forcefully face climate_emergency every friday hundreds thousands young people around world demanding safeguard future economic progress benefits welfare state future literal basic sense existence human life earth seems climate
AND 2019 672 672 people around world demanding safeguard future economic progress benefits welfare state future literal basic sense existence human life earth seems critical juncture debates scientific evidence climate_change ended discussion greater responsibility act set aside road map paris agreement climate_change solemnly signed hall april remains therefore implement content agreement national level like point climate
AND 2019 684 684 literal basic sense existence human life earth seems critical juncture debates scientific evidence climate_change ended discussion greater responsibility act set aside road map paris agreement climate_change solemnly signed hall april remains therefore implement content agreement national level like point optimal agreement minimal one scope sure will expanded future past two years climate
AND 2019 722 722 point optimal agreement minimal one scope sure will expanded future past two years andorra begun implement ambitious plan convert development model sustainable one contributes limiting global_warming country two main sources carbon-dioxide emissions transportation heating deployed direct incentive plan replace car fleet electric vehicles implemented ride-sharing programme renovated public transportation network make climate
AND 2019 727 727 scope sure will expanded future past two years andorra begun implement ambitious plan convert development model sustainable one contributes limiting global_warming country two main sources carbon-dioxide emissions transportation heating deployed direct incentive plan replace car fleet electric vehicles implemented ride-sharing programme renovated public transportation network make sustainable january next year buildings climate
AND 2019 869 869 point understand long term possible economic development sustainable development theme assembly seventy-fourth session selected also urged mobilize multilateral efforts inclusion unlike poverty reduction quality education climate_action inclusion sustainable development goal rather goal cuts across agenda sustainable development opinion inclusion even important inherent concept sustainability action policy institutional order sustainable inclusive inclusion climate
ARE 2019 924 924 time can achieved hard work united international efforts believe next years will begin new era region will become global economic cultural centre new technology science renewable_energy artificial intelligence will thrive end hosting expo seeking launch outer-space projects create new environment young people can aspire brighter future open minds individuals governments peoples climate
ARG 2019 431 431 work governments latin america caribbean reaching consensus needed create regional legal body capable addressing types transnational organized crime past years demonstrated renewed ambitious commitment fight climate_change dedicated sustainable development aware climate_emergency must act accordance commitments paris agreement climate_change taken decision implement plan long-term low-emission strategy will enable us take necessary steps climate
ARG 2019 436 436 reaching consensus needed create regional legal body capable addressing types transnational organized crime past years demonstrated renewed ambitious commitment fight climate_change dedicated sustainable development aware climate_emergency must act accordance commitments paris agreement climate_change taken decision implement plan long-term low-emission strategy will enable us take necessary steps achieve ambitious targets carbon_neutrality year climate
ARG 2019 443 443 capable addressing types transnational organized crime past years demonstrated renewed ambitious commitment fight climate_change dedicated sustainable development aware climate_emergency must act accordance commitments paris agreement climate_change taken decision implement plan long-term low-emission strategy will enable us take necessary steps achieve ambitious targets carbon_neutrality year initiative underpinned efforts already making today example climate
ARG 2019 460 460 aware climate_emergency must act accordance commitments paris agreement climate_change taken decision implement plan long-term low-emission strategy will enable us take necessary steps achieve ambitious targets carbon_neutrality year initiative underpinned efforts already making today example regard cleaner energy particularly renewable_energy energy efficiency conservation ecosystems doubling area national parks creating marine protected areas climate
ARG 2019 473 473 long-term low-emission strategy will enable us take necessary steps achieve ambitious targets carbon_neutrality year initiative underpinned efforts already making today example regard cleaner energy particularly renewable_energy energy efficiency conservation ecosystems doubling area national parks creating marine protected areas caring forests increasing afforestation efforts capturing carbon soil promoting technologies sustainable agriculture good climate
ARM 2019 1135 1135 advancing role women youth also critical importance armenia will continue focus issues domestic international agendas enhancing integration economic environmental policies important registered c average annual temperature increase armenia already confronting negative effects climate_change address global challenge working develop innovative climate-finance mechanism part armenia’s national pledge united nations climate_action summit promoting sustainable climate
ARM 2019 1142 1142 armenia will continue focus issues domestic international agendas enhancing integration economic environmental policies important registered c average annual temperature increase armenia already confronting negative effects climate_change address global challenge working develop innovative climate-finance mechanism part armenia’s national pledge united nations climate_action summit promoting sustainable development human rights inclusive process sustainable development climate
ARM 2019 1157 1157 c average annual temperature increase armenia already confronting negative effects climate_change address global challenge working develop innovative climate-finance mechanism part armenia’s national pledge united nations climate_action summit promoting sustainable development human rights inclusive process sustainable development made accessible everyone regardless political status geographical location one left behind including people nagorno karabakh climate
ARM 2019 1205 1205 people nagorno karabakh access tools sustainable development available others nagorno karabakh able benefit international financial technical assistance strengthen human rights eradicate poverty improve education respond climate_change build inclusive society democratic country reliable member international community armenia will continue make contribution international cooperation order maintain global peace security promote sustainable development protect climate
ATG 2019 4 4 will surprise one climate_change catastrophic consequences foremost mind leader small island state two years later still suffering damaging consequences hurricane irma know live terrible reality climate_change continue deny existence climate
ATG 2019 26 26 will surprise one climate_change catastrophic consequences foremost mind leader small island state two years later still suffering damaging consequences hurricane irma know live terrible reality climate_change continue deny existence gainsay massive destruction property loss life glaringly stare face year year one can repudiate awful scenes flashed globally across television screens social climate
ATG 2019 76 76 social media decimation abaco islands grand bahama bahamas island chain lament people bahamas entire nation suffered hopelessness echo ears feel compassion fellow human beings consequences climate_change become annual hiroshima effects horrific battleground devastating long-lasting detonation atomic bomb war start wage want peoples small island states means defend little means recover simply climate
ATG 2019 161 161 causing countries lose revenue incur large recurring debt finance reconstruction resilience-building exceptions pledges assistance made inadequate slow delivered delivered despite targets set climate-change conferences limit global_warming c pre-industrial levels every nation earth people within understand even small level ambition achieved climate effects will continue least thousand years correct thousand years assembly climate
ATG 2019 195 195 understand even small level ambition achieved climate effects will continue least thousand years correct thousand years assembly take urgent special note special report intergovernmental panel climate_change impacts global_warming entitled global_warming c recent special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate small island states come painful conclusion generations people will year year suffer conditions already climate
ATG 2019 197 197 small level ambition achieved climate effects will continue least thousand years correct thousand years assembly take urgent special note special report intergovernmental panel climate_change impacts global_warming entitled global_warming c recent special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate small island states come painful conclusion generations people will year year suffer conditions already created harmful climate
ATG 2019 199 199 ambition achieved climate effects will continue least thousand years correct thousand years assembly take urgent special note special report intergovernmental panel climate_change impacts global_warming entitled global_warming c recent special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate small island states come painful conclusion generations people will year year suffer conditions already created harmful greenhouse-gas emissions climate
ATG 2019 206 206 thousand years correct thousand years assembly take urgent special note special report intergovernmental panel climate_change impacts global_warming entitled global_warming c recent special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate small island states come painful conclusion generations people will year year suffer conditions already created harmful greenhouse-gas emissions handful countries also know profligate behaviour stop climate
ATG 2019 223 223 entitled global_warming c recent special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate small island states come painful conclusion generations people will year year suffer conditions already created harmful greenhouse-gas emissions handful countries also know profligate behaviour stop many island states will last another thousand years also fear necessary action halt greenhouse-gas emissions might come climate
ATG 2019 245 245 already created harmful greenhouse-gas emissions handful countries also know profligate behaviour stop many island states will last another thousand years also fear necessary action halt greenhouse-gas emissions might come countries coastal communities entirely washed away eliminated face global map even ritual wringing hands pledges act stop obliteration small island states business climate
ATG 2019 375 375 correct robbing youth bright prosperous future congratulate ms greta thunberg children motivated globally including country fact congratulate acted solidarity september warn governments take bold action climate_change remind assembly young people watching governments choosing turn deaf ear will surely pay price protection fossil-fuel economic interests expense climate justice unfair unjust unconscionable governments climate
ATG 2019 518 518 reality assembly recognize office united nations high commissioner refugees operates convention relating status refugees contemplates refugees context conflict political upheaval however number refugees already created climate_change potential greater numbers future demand legal recognition refugee includes persons forced seek refuge outside national borders regard government proposes member states agree assembly matter climate climate
ATG 2019 567 567 matter climate refugees taken appropriate committees secure agreed definition term climate refugee adopted international law now exist government perfectly aware proposal will resisted governments deny climate_change fearful acknowledging consequences nonetheless will put forward seeking support countries similarly threatened states recognize potential threats will act protect lives safeguard order matter left unaddressed climate
ATG 2019 668 668 rights others neighbour respects obligations respects sanctity agreements world neighbours one common homeland one human race planet b viable alternative planet live worst immediate victims climate_change small island states history human exploitation neglect left significant numbers population poor without resources build climate-resilient infrastructure homes inheritance eventually climate_change will make victims people climate
ATG 2019 689 689 live worst immediate victims climate_change small island states history human exploitation neglect left significant numbers population poor without resources build climate-resilient infrastructure homes inheritance eventually climate_change will make victims people live large land masses coastal areas hinterlands well process started already every continent across every border solution harmful effects climate_change stop climate
ATG 2019 713 713 eventually climate_change will make victims people live large land masses coastal areas hinterlands well process started already every continent across every border solution harmful effects climate_change stop greenhouse-gas emissions choice heavy users fossil fuels must must lead example achieve carbon-neutral world president roosevelt’s summons every nation good neighbour relevant now years climate
ATG 2019 715 715 will make victims people live large land masses coastal areas hinterlands well process started already every continent across every border solution harmful effects climate_change stop greenhouse-gas emissions choice heavy users fossil fuels must must lead example achieve carbon-neutral world president roosevelt’s summons every nation good neighbour relevant now years ago antigua climate
ATG 2019 727 727 process started already every continent across every border solution harmful effects climate_change stop greenhouse-gas emissions choice heavy users fossil fuels must must lead example achieve carbon-neutral world president roosevelt’s summons every nation good neighbour relevant now years ago antigua barbuda playing part government banned importation single-use plastics actively transforming marine environment climate
ATG 2019 768 768 part government banned importation single-use plastics actively transforming marine environment plastic-free one also actively making transition alternate energy intended nationally determined contributions will make country carbon_neutral earlier year pleased host international concert play concert collaboration government norway former president general assembly ms maria fernanda espinosa garces heighten global awareness harmful effects climate
ATG 2019 995 995 provision finance support mitigation adaptation resilience small states antigua barbuda aid compensation damage done countries reversals economic gains additional money must spend counter injurious effects climate_change play little part country others caribbean intent promoting economic growth social development resilience internal action will even expect developed countries meet obligations depend exclusively seems climate
ATG 2019 1072 1072 taxation despite fact countries compliant standards set organization economic cooperation development despite vulnerabilities remote islands confronted high interest insurance costs unsustainable debt frequent disasters arising climate_change disqualified access concessional financing based single criterion per capita income fair just today reiterate call removal per capita income criterion precludes vulnerable small island states climate
AUS 2019 264 264 goal simple ensure south-west pacific secure strategically stable economically sovereign politically sustainable environmentally organization’s work partnership australia also helped build sustainable resilient pacific support local climate_change actions resilience strive gender equality empowerment women girls support continuing improvements health outcomes bolster regional peace including bougainville referendum support project today however like take climate
AUS 2019 397 397 pressing environmental challenges protect oceans australia committed leading urgent action combat plastic pollution choking oceans tackle overexploitation fisheries prevent ocean habitat destruction course take action climate_change scientists estimate just years time weight plastics oceans may exceed weight fish oceans recently announced australia will ban exports waste plastic paper glass tires starting climate
AUS 2019 713 713 birds habitats also worked hard prevent commercial whaling end whaling southern ocean australia set international partnership blue carbon aim protecting conserving mangroves tidal marshes seagrasses climate_change mitigation adaptation great barrier reef remains one world’s pristine areas natural beauty everyone welcome visit reef vibrant resilient protected world’s comprehensive reef management plan unesco climate
AUS 2019 802 802 authority australia’s continued support reef coral water quality science will ensure great barrier reef remains one best-managed world heritage sites australia also taking real action climate_change getting results successfully balancing global responsibilities sensible practical policies secure environmental economic future however australia’s internal global climate_change critics willingly overlook perhaps ignore achievements facts climate
AUS 2019 820 820 heritage sites australia also taking real action climate_change getting results successfully balancing global responsibilities sensible practical policies secure environmental economic future however australia’s internal global climate_change critics willingly overlook perhaps ignore achievements facts simply fit narrative wish project contribution australia responsible just per cent global emissions australia bit combat climate_change rejects climate
AUS 2019 844 844 global climate_change critics willingly overlook perhaps ignore achievements facts simply fit narrative wish project contribution australia responsible just per cent global emissions australia bit combat climate_change rejects suggestion contrary australia will surpassed commitments kyoto protocol reduced greenhouse gas emissions million tons required meet kyoto target members united nations organization economic cooperation climate
AUS 2019 855 855 narrative wish project contribution australia responsible just per cent global emissions australia bit combat climate_change rejects suggestion contrary australia will surpassed commitments kyoto protocol reduced greenhouse gas emissions million tons required meet kyoto target members united nations organization economic cooperation development can make claim latest estimates show australia’s emissions per capita climate
AUS 2019 940 940 june australia resource-rich country important note produces around per cent world’s coal production met way exceeding kyoto targets australia will also meet commitments paris agreement climate_change stand committed reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels credible fair responsible achievable contribution global climate_change action represents halving emissions per capita australia two-thirds reduction climate
AUS 2019 944 944 important note produces around per cent world’s coal production met way exceeding kyoto targets australia will also meet commitments paris agreement climate_change stand committed reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels credible fair responsible achievable contribution global climate_change action represents halving emissions per capita australia two-thirds reduction emissions per unit gross climate
AUS 2019 956 956 kyoto targets australia will also meet commitments paris agreement climate_change stand committed reducing greenhouse gas emissions per cent levels credible fair responsible achievable contribution global climate_change action represents halving emissions per capita australia two-thirds reduction emissions per unit gross domestic product centre domestic efforts 3.5-billion climate solutions package campaigned recent national climate
AUS 2019 1003 1003 package campaigned recent national election successfully launched prime minister supports practical projects capturing methane waste revegetation degraded land soil carbon climate solutions plan supporting transition renewable_energy projects snowy largest pumped hydro station southern hemisphere also investing significantly research development use best science business expertise commercialize new renewable technologies integrate renewables electricity climate
AUS 2019 1071 1071 solar systems billion invested clean energy technologies australia builds estimated billion invested also right thing neighbours recently committed investing additional million australian dollars five years renewable_energy climate_change resilience pacific region decided invest directly within international overseas development programme rather making additional budget contribution green climate fund enables us target support directly climate
AUS 2019 1072 1072 systems billion invested clean energy technologies australia builds estimated billion invested also right thing neighbours recently committed investing additional million australian dollars five years renewable_energy climate_change resilience pacific region decided invest directly within international overseas development programme rather making additional budget contribution green climate fund enables us target support directly pacific climate
AUS 2019 1153 1153 resilience investment national water grid infrastructure australia also committed among countries montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer agreement will help protect world ozone depletion combat climate_change montreal protocol australia will accelerate efforts will use per cent fewer hydrochlorofluorocarbons permitted can proudly inform assembly australia track fulfil commitments urge countries likewise adds climate
AUS 2019 1240 1240 rules global governance setting common standards ensure global connectivity digital future preventing conflict building capacities developing nations supporting essential health projects protecting oceans taking action climate_change achieving results like many leaders get many letters children australia concerned future take seriously deeply respect concerns indeed welcome passion especially comes environment impulse always climate
AUT 2019 21 21 never history world humankind interconnected never history humankind better informed events happening side planet never acutely aware face challenges challenges climate_change migration transnational crime terrorism global nature therefore definition require global responses instead reproducing heyday international cooperation multilateral diplomacy entered period crisis many examples development paris climate
AUT 2019 48 48 transnational crime terrorism global nature therefore definition require global responses instead reproducing heyday international cooperation multilateral diplomacy entered period crisis many examples development paris agreement climate_change longer global arrangement great powers withdrawn longstanding disarmament treaties joint comprehensive plan action hangs thread led spiral toughening positions united nations multilateral organizations often sidelined climate
AUT 2019 183 183 union built cooperation compromise believe europeans therefore highly credible reaffirming commitment rules-based multilateralism backdrop like address several global challenges view urgently demand multilateral solutions first climate_change year hottest record austria glaciers melting away alpine regions severely suffering climate_change truly global challenge requires urgent global action member high ambition coalition fully committed climate
AUT 2019 195 195 multilateralism backdrop like address several global challenges view urgently demand multilateral solutions first climate_change year hottest record austria glaciers melting away alpine regions severely suffering climate_change truly global challenge requires urgent global action member high ambition coalition fully committed paris climate agreement support secretary-general’s call swift implementation sustainable development goal week’s climate
AUT 2019 221 221 truly global challenge requires urgent global action member high ambition coalition fully committed paris climate agreement support secretary-general’s call swift implementation sustainable development goal week’s climate_action summit coming years europe will work hard towards becoming world’s first climate-neutral continent means net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions green new deal europe incoming european commission put climate
AUT 2019 236 236 agreement support secretary-general’s call swift implementation sustainable development goal week’s climate_action summit coming years europe will work hard towards becoming world’s first climate-neutral continent means net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions green new deal europe incoming european commission put forward ambitious sends strong signal world however ambition limited europe high-level political forum states members climate
AUT 2019 237 237 support secretary-general’s call swift implementation sustainable development goal week’s climate_action summit coming years europe will work hard towards becoming world’s first climate-neutral continent means net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions green new deal europe incoming european commission put forward ambitious sends strong signal world however ambition limited europe high-level political forum states members united climate
AZE 2019 570 570 lend international humanitarian development assistance number countries heydar aliyev foundation azerbaijan international development agency particular attention paid addressing needs developing least developed countries existential threat climate_change becoming real every hurricane wildfire centimetre sea-level rise azerbaijan highly sensitive effects climate_change already facing negative impacts floods droughts heat waves country party major international climate
AZE 2019 583 583 agency particular attention paid addressing needs developing least developed countries existential threat climate_change becoming real every hurricane wildfire centimetre sea-level rise azerbaijan highly sensitive effects climate_change already facing negative impacts floods droughts heat waves country party major international agreements climate_action including united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol paris agreement climate_change climate
AZE 2019 597 597 real every hurricane wildfire centimetre sea-level rise azerbaijan highly sensitive effects climate_change already facing negative impacts floods droughts heat waves country party major international agreements climate_action including united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol paris agreement climate_change national policies strategies adapted line international instruments government taken important steps minimize carbon_dioxide emissions climate
AZE 2019 603 603 rise azerbaijan highly sensitive effects climate_change already facing negative impacts floods droughts heat waves country party major international agreements climate_action including united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol paris agreement climate_change national policies strategies adapted line international instruments government taken important steps minimize carbon_dioxide emissions pledged reduce per cent well known climate
AZE 2019 608 608 climate_change already facing negative impacts floods droughts heat waves country party major international agreements climate_action including united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol paris agreement climate_change national policies strategies adapted line international instruments government taken important steps minimize carbon_dioxide emissions pledged reduce per cent well known republic armenia’s aggression republic azerbaijan climate
AZE 2019 621 621 agreements climate_action including united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol paris agreement climate_change national policies strategies adapted line international instruments government taken important steps minimize carbon_dioxide emissions pledged reduce per cent well known republic armenia’s aggression republic azerbaijan resulted occupation almost one fifth country’s territory expulsion million azerbaijanis homes properties unresolved climate
BDI 2019 102 102 president general assembly seventy-fourth ordinary session great qualities skills recognize undoubtedly guarantee success work session whose central theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion pragmatically deals key challenges facing world today president can course count burundi’s full cooperation accomplishment noble laudable task time delegation like pay well-deserved tribute climate
BDI 2019 1176 1176 provides excellent opportunity states members united nations reflect organization address new emerging challenges world live today needs consensual approach now ever order confront major challenges climate_change terrorism peaceful settlement conflicts peacekeeping around world reform security council threats multilateralism issue migration terms climate reiterate planet live future generations will live facing climate_crisis climate
BDI 2019 1201 1201 climate_change terrorism peaceful settlement conflicts peacekeeping around world reform security council threats multilateralism issue migration terms climate reiterate planet live future generations will live facing climate_crisis worsening day day dramatic rise climate-sceptic leaders climate_crisis threatening reverse decades progress undermines projects undertaken build inclusive sustainable development meanwhile clock continues tick will stop climate
BDI 2019 1209 1209 reform security council threats multilateralism issue migration terms climate reiterate planet live future generations will live facing climate_crisis worsening day day dramatic rise climate-sceptic leaders climate_crisis threatening reverse decades progress undermines projects undertaken build inclusive sustainable development meanwhile clock continues tick will stop wait us green sustainable development want want now climate
BEL 2019 120 120 matter opposing dividing regressing contrary question connecting bringing together strengthening better committing oneself strongest bonds universal values rule law three global challenges today testing humankind climate_change sustainable development peace security know three challenges intrinsically linked tireless determination innovation intelligence necessary ever need multilateralism bold brave enterprising back nineteenth century victor hugo climate
BEL 2019 191 191 challenge view room paralysed fear anger always bad advisers contrary question translating appeals conscience positive irreversible forces seeking remedy clear mind taking bold action impact climate_change becomes evident destructive day recent estimates show change accelerating efforts made date enough regard vast majority european states committed becoming carbon_neutral also welcome chilean initiative climate
BEL 2019 212 212 taking bold action impact climate_change becomes evident destructive day recent estimates show change accelerating efforts made date enough regard vast majority european states committed becoming carbon_neutral also welcome chilean initiative achieve climate_neutrality keeping paris agreement climate_change safeguarding biodiversity forests oceans must also heart joint actions climate_change structural impact food security migration climate
BEL 2019 218 218 evident destructive day recent estimates show change accelerating efforts made date enough regard vast majority european states committed becoming carbon_neutral also welcome chilean initiative achieve climate_neutrality keeping paris agreement climate_change safeguarding biodiversity forests oceans must also heart joint actions climate_change structural impact food security migration even stability many countries responsibility fall climate
BEL 2019 222 222 estimates show change accelerating efforts made date enough regard vast majority european states committed becoming carbon_neutral also welcome chilean initiative achieve climate_neutrality keeping paris agreement climate_change safeguarding biodiversity forests oceans must also heart joint actions climate_change structural impact food security migration even stability many countries responsibility fall fearful trap catastrophism transition climate
BEL 2019 232 232 majority european states committed becoming carbon_neutral also welcome chilean initiative achieve climate_neutrality keeping paris agreement climate_change safeguarding biodiversity forests oceans must also heart joint actions climate_change structural impact food security migration even stability many countries responsibility fall fearful trap catastrophism transition carbon_neutrality can must offer positive opportunities development improving way life climate
BEL 2019 248 248 safeguarding biodiversity forests oceans must also heart joint actions climate_change structural impact food security migration even stability many countries responsibility fall fearful trap catastrophism transition carbon_neutrality can must offer positive opportunities development improving way life innovation technology initiative freedom enterprise crucial ever governments businesses start-ups non-governmental organizations citizens share responsibility message climate
BEN 2019 113 113 serious climate security social challenges need addressed major challenge organization created almost years ago theme session invites us galvanize multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion theme summarizes objectives set next months part joint actions challenges require us strengthen multilateralism multilateralism seen expression exchange peoples equality necessity projection future states climate
BEN 2019 245 245 future actions accelerate progress towards achieving sustainable development goals enable us end forms poverty fight inequalities ensuring one left behind secretary-general encouraged us approach meeting climate_change basis concrete engagement future actions rather negotiation discussion government convinced seriousness current situation therefore developed submitted ambitious plan contribute reduction greenhouse-gas emissions accordingly energy agriculture climate
BEN 2019 266 266 encouraged us approach meeting climate_change basis concrete engagement future actions rather negotiation discussion government convinced seriousness current situation therefore developed submitted ambitious plan contribute reduction greenhouse-gas emissions accordingly energy agriculture sectors benin plans contribute reducing cumulative greenhouse-gas emissions per cent increasing renewable-energy production capacity sustainable agricultural period will increase protection natural climate
BEN 2019 277 277 negotiation discussion government convinced seriousness current situation therefore developed submitted ambitious plan contribute reduction greenhouse-gas emissions accordingly energy agriculture sectors benin plans contribute reducing cumulative greenhouse-gas emissions per cent increasing renewable-energy production capacity sustainable agricultural period will increase protection natural forests focus reducing annual deforestation rate hectares creating hectares forest plantations climate
BEN 2019 875 875 conditions population government invested massively area drinking water order fulfil sdg addition halved energy dependence setting new 127-megawatt power-generation capacity objective reaching megawatts per cent renewable_energy mix taking account assessment quality-control institutions play role regulatory anti-corruption fields especially prominent role improving effectiveness public spending benin embarked vast programme reforms area economic climate
BEN 2019 1196 1196 interest collective security must remain absolute priority day us key issue seventy-fourth session general assembly seeks galvanize multilateralism guarantee success process resolving global challenges area climate_change fight poverty efforts develop quality education wish session every success climate
BFA 2019 145 145 s statement made president security council briefing bodes well future see s pv year’s seventy-fourth session held theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion burkina faso welcomes choice theme relevance timeliness now ever multilateralism remains way country find solutions major problems faced world challenges must include fight terrorism climate
BFA 2019 195 195 terrorism violent extremism organized crime cybercrime country matter powerful can vanquish alone view achievements made united nations areas peacekeeping security justice human rights development fight climate_change paris agreement climate_change imperative work strengthen multilateralism role united nations means achieving common solutions planet’s problems terrorism poverty devastating phenomena world faces today since january climate
BFA 2019 198 198 organized crime cybercrime country matter powerful can vanquish alone view achievements made united nations areas peacekeeping security justice human rights development fight climate_change paris agreement climate_change imperative work strengthen multilateralism role united nations means achieving common solutions planet’s problems terrorism poverty devastating phenomena world faces today since january country confronted persistent climate
BFA 2019 855 855 terms democratic governance invited majority party opposition partake political dialogue july dialogue positive allowed us make progress consolidated adoption relevant regulatory legislative texts turning fight climate_change first like applaud yesterday’s climate_action summit format made possible put forward concrete proposals also like commend success conference parties united nations convention combat desertification held climate
BFA 2019 860 860 party opposition partake political dialogue july dialogue positive allowed us make progress consolidated adoption relevant regulatory legislative texts turning fight climate_change first like applaud yesterday’s climate_action summit format made possible put forward concrete proposals also like commend success conference parties united nations convention combat desertification held india just days ago recall climate
BFA 2019 889 889 possible put forward concrete proposals also like commend success conference parties united nations convention combat desertification held india just days ago recall clear link desertification climate_change countries sahel understand well created permanent inter-state committee drought control sahel climate_change causing population displacement burkina faso exacerbating conflicts herders farmers due water shortages scarcity climate
BFA 2019 901 901 nations convention combat desertification held india just days ago recall clear link desertification climate_change countries sahel understand well created permanent inter-state committee drought control sahel climate_change causing population displacement burkina faso exacerbating conflicts herders farmers due water shortages scarcity arable grazing land context preventing combating impacts climate_change government taken important initiatives climate
BFA 2019 922 922 committee drought control sahel climate_change causing population displacement burkina faso exacerbating conflicts herders farmers due water shortages scarcity arable grazing land context preventing combating impacts climate_change government taken important initiatives including five-year reforestation plan law reduce effects disasters humanitarian crises national plan risk reduction emergency preparedness period despite difficult security situation climate
BFA 2019 1336 1336 states allocate resources freed disarmament financing sustainable development goals sdgs official development assistance green climate fund can offer better prospects millions disadvantaged people yesterday held climate_action summit high-level meeting universal health coverage coming days will hold high-level meetings sustainable development financing development express hope initiatives will help generate political momentum support climate
BGD 2019 124 124 centenary birth great leader beginning march reflecting vision aspirations wish bring celebration united nations next year president’s call galvanize multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion relevant world’s principal multilateral body general assembly perfectly suited steer actions promote international cooperation achieve development peace security emphasis given specific sustainable development goals climate
BGD 2019 156 156 general assembly perfectly suited steer actions promote international cooperation achieve development peace security emphasis given specific sustainable development goals sdgs including poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion critically important civilization shared aspirations commitment realizing sdgs reflected election manifesto bangladesh awami league earned confidence people grant us third consecutive term office 21-point climate
BGD 2019 648 648 user solar-powered household systems world bangladesh’s commitment peaceful use nuclear energy enhanced consistent position nuclear armament recently ratified treaty prohibition nuclear weapons global stand taking climate_action fostered climate_action summit concluded just days ago will translate genuine impetus implementation paris agreement broader context agenda sustainable development partner country coalition climate resilient investment climate
BGD 2019 650 650 household systems world bangladesh’s commitment peaceful use nuclear energy enhanced consistent position nuclear armament recently ratified treaty prohibition nuclear weapons global stand taking climate_action fostered climate_action summit concluded just days ago will translate genuine impetus implementation paris agreement broader context agenda sustainable development partner country coalition climate resilient investment global commission climate
BGD 2019 712 712 climate-resilient technology crops reduce disaster risks long-term plan adaptation resilience anchored delta plan comprehensive long-term technoeconomic plan bangladesh delta plan focuses food security water safety climate_change environment sustainability disaster management sustained economic growth following recent dhaka meeting global commission adaptation working setting global centre adaptation dhaka second largest troop- police-contributing country climate
BGR 2019 127 127 detrimental consequences ever-increasing overuse natural resources massive urbanization human activities result irreversible environmental pollution reduces biodiversity threatens fragile ecosystems commend secretary-general mr antonio guterres convening climate_action summit catalyst collective political will attain lower time climate-neutral levels industrial greenhouse-gas emissions master message summit must ring loudly highest international tribunes bulgaria stands obligations climate
BGR 2019 139 139 environmental pollution reduces biodiversity threatens fragile ecosystems commend secretary-general mr antonio guterres convening climate_action summit catalyst collective political will attain lower time climate-neutral levels industrial greenhouse-gas emissions master message summit must ring loudly highest international tribunes bulgaria stands obligations paris agreement climate_change country will spare effort transforming economy way will contribute climate
BGR 2019 155 155 collective political will attain lower time climate-neutral levels industrial greenhouse-gas emissions master message summit must ring loudly highest international tribunes bulgaria stands obligations paris agreement climate_change country will spare effort transforming economy way will contribute common goal keeping temperature rise c reaching net-zero global emissions bulgaria already reached interim target per climate
BGR 2019 168 168 summit must ring loudly highest international tribunes bulgaria stands obligations paris agreement climate_change country will spare effort transforming economy way will contribute common goal keeping temperature rise c reaching net-zero global emissions bulgaria already reached interim target per cent share renewable sources energy mix thereby becoming european union eu champion year climate
BGR 2019 172 172 highest international tribunes bulgaria stands obligations paris agreement climate_change country will spare effort transforming economy way will contribute common goal keeping temperature rise c reaching net-zero global emissions bulgaria already reached interim target per cent share renewable sources energy mix thereby becoming european union eu champion year january secretary-general guterres marked climate
BHS 2019 40 40 government commonwealth bahamas tenure also extend congratulations predecessor ms maria fernanda espinosa garces leadership assembly seventy-third session privilege address assembly behalf people bahamas context global climate_emergency also responsibility citizen vulnerable state speak behalf community small island developing states sids peoples caribbean caribbean community coastal communities around world especially vulnerable rising sea climate
BHS 2019 81 81 caribbean community coastal communities around world especially vulnerable rising sea levels increasingly powerful storms commend secretary-general antonio guterres extraordinary leadership focusing attention international community global climate_emergency global emergency poses myriad dire risks humankind especially poorest global commons thank mr guterres visit bahamas aftermath hurricane dorian one destructive atlantic ever generated generational climate
BHS 2019 591 591 exacerbated human inaction vulnerabilities states front line profound geographic distribution bahamas extending cuba parallel florida number hurricane trajectories may result dire protracted implications inhabited islands global_warming increases severity frequency hurricanes archipelago destroys natural defences storms coral mangrove degradation land erosion increased tidal movements myriad consequences global_warming increase vulnerability hinder ability develop climate
BHS 2019 611 611 dire protracted implications inhabited islands global_warming increases severity frequency hurricanes archipelago destroys natural defences storms coral mangrove degradation land erosion increased tidal movements myriad consequences global_warming increase vulnerability hinder ability develop implement effective resilience measures make meaningful progress towards achieving sustainable development goals forecasters predicting recent cyclonic extreme climate events poised climate
BHS 2019 677 677 season will survive can develop can continue exist therefore add urgent plea cries voices many leaders citizens global commons nations world assembled hall treat global climate_emergency greatest challenge facing humankind challenge treated greatest urgency will continue ravage small island states bahamas will also devastating impact developed states bahamas fully supports secretary-general’s climate
BHS 2019 707 707 challenge treated greatest urgency will continue ravage small island states bahamas will also devastating impact developed states bahamas fully supports secretary-general’s comprehensive strategy address global climate_emergency will eventually devastate entire planet including plea international financial institutions provide concessionary financing countries severely affected external shocks occasioned climate_change united nations development programme already climate
BHS 2019 727 727 secretary-general’s comprehensive strategy address global climate_emergency will eventually devastate entire planet including plea international financial institutions provide concessionary financing countries severely affected external shocks occasioned climate_change united nations development programme already working three caribbean neighbours saint lucia dominica antigua barbuda various measures bahamas encourages expansion approach include bahamas urge implementation sids climate
BIH 2019 211 211 agreement foreseeable coherent sufficient funding achieve sustainable development goals reasons believe achievement sdgs strongly qualitatively contribute eradication poverty reduction world hunger protection environment dealing evident climate_change bosnia herzegovina sees united nations agenda transformative nature opportunity mechanism change seeking comprehensively promote social economic environmental aspects life population therefore hope review implementation activities climate
BLR 2019 59 59 avoid another world war whose consequences disastrous entire planet yet today unfortunately closer ever crossing dangerous line can doubt issues related peace security sustainable development climate_change pressing currently humankind’s agenda discussed actively international forums actively seeking joint solutions many challenges facing international community terrorism transnational crime drug trafficking human trafficking illegal climate
BLR 2019 1094 1094 dialogue security important contribution overcoming geopolitical uncertainty like focus one important topic backdrop world’s ever-increasing population resulting growth exploitation earth’s limited resources can see problem climate_change becoming acute probably close point return take decisive action efforts international community reduce emissions far clearly lagging behind devastating processes climate_change climate_action summit recently held climate
BLR 2019 1115 1115 resources can see problem climate_change becoming acute probably close point return take decisive action efforts international community reduce emissions far clearly lagging behind devastating processes climate_change climate_action summit recently held united nations headquarters offers hope consolidating international community’s efforts implementing meaningful initiatives reduce emissions responsible participant collective efforts combat climate_change belarus climate
BLR 2019 1116 1116 can see problem climate_change becoming acute probably close point return take decisive action efforts international community reduce emissions far clearly lagging behind devastating processes climate_change climate_action summit recently held united nations headquarters offers hope consolidating international community’s efforts implementing meaningful initiatives reduce emissions responsible participant collective efforts combat climate_change belarus intends climate
BLR 2019 1139 1139 processes climate_change climate_action summit recently held united nations headquarters offers hope consolidating international community’s efforts implementing meaningful initiatives reduce emissions responsible participant collective efforts combat climate_change belarus intends make unconditional commitment reduce greenhouse-gas emissions minimum per cent levels will exclusively use resources launching incentivizing mechanism transfer advanced knowledge technologies developing countries climate
BLR 2019 1146 1146 nations headquarters offers hope consolidating international community’s efforts implementing meaningful initiatives reduce emissions responsible participant collective efforts combat climate_change belarus intends make unconditional commitment reduce greenhouse-gas emissions minimum per cent levels will exclusively use resources launching incentivizing mechanism transfer advanced knowledge technologies developing countries along climate investments powerful driver transition low-carbon climate
BLZ 2019 164 164 freedom belize resolved remain faithful true commitment remaining time allocated will set forth vision leadership need united nations confront three fundamental threats world runaway threat climate_change uphill struggle achieve sustainable development rapidly changing world lingering threats peace security internationally home bahamian brothers sisters people belize extend heartfelt condolences share pain sorrow climate
BLZ 2019 258 258 relocated capital miles inland quickly back almost six decades ago category storm anomaly today storms even greater intensity new norm indeed dorian joins long list extreme_weather events indelibly etched minds citizens living small islands low-lying coastal states world endure daily occurrences incessant drought presently affecting belize relentlessly encroaching seas saltwater erosion climate
BLZ 2019 329 329 extinction past disruptions earth systems occurred prolonged periods time measure change now lifetime events frequent visible impactful even children now alarmed witnesses near-apocalyptic images experiencing climate_crisis unfolding eyes impelling action assume leadership roles search solutions crisis learned scientists advising us world best decade get path c order ensure planetary sustainability small climate
BLZ 2019 409 409 resources must made available enable vulnerable adapt new realities compensate permanent loss damage will inevitably experience belize thanks secretary-general conveying need urgent action heightened ambition climate_action summit laid bare mammoth challenges face must remain unbowed scale task us must defiant resolve overcome many emerging challenges convinced solutions lie within grasp must climate
BLZ 2019 458 458 grasp must start policies programmes community national levels belize willing climate front runner committed sids ambition package joined sids sustainable energy initiative aims per cent renewable_energy sids already beginning transition home per cent belize’s electricity already generated renewable sources electric company now finalizing plans replace significant portion imported electricity per cent climate
BLZ 2019 560 560 nature-based solutions integrated coastal-zone management sustainable fishery practices mitigation adaptation development potential belize believe governments must lead way highest possible ambition line goals paris agreement climate_change especially c goal private sector financial actors including multilateral banks must follow suit pivot towards environmentally sound policies climate-informed investments people must press leaders unceasingly climate
BLZ 2019 591 591 financial actors including multilateral banks must follow suit pivot towards environmentally sound policies climate-informed investments people must press leaders unceasingly must also part attenuate drivers climate_change belize entertains doubt science clear compelling global state emergency one first responders emergency country people urge assembly join us front line take bold measures people climate
BLZ 2019 718 718 tells narrative fragmented system-wide policies one-size-fits-all approaches seemingly forgotten special case sids sids still far behind making progress achieve priority sustainable development objectives especially worrying climate_change shutting window opportunity us belize welcomes agreed outcome midterm review samoa pathway solemnity brings action urgently needed sids ever chance expanding development horizons implementation upon climate
BOL 2019 96 96 year hotter previous one global melting increasing ocean levels rising every day suffer disappearance species land erosion desertification deforestation warned follow course action year global temperature will increased celsius concomitant massive devastating changes according data organization consequences climate_change will condemn millions people poverty hunger lack drinking water loss homes forced displacement climate
BOL 2019 108 108 suffer disappearance species land erosion desertification deforestation warned follow course action year global temperature will increased celsius concomitant massive devastating changes according data organization consequences climate_change will condemn millions people poverty hunger lack drinking water loss homes forced displacement refugee crises new armed conflicts surprised recent weeks forest fires broken different climate
BRB 2019 43 43 also want thank predecessor able astute leadership course past year like delegations barbados supports timely theme year’s session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion chosen relevant appropriate theme barbados premised development education inclusion can eradicate poverty landscape made good progress gains jeopardized one main challenge know well climate_change climate
BRB 2019 68 68 climate_action inclusion chosen relevant appropriate theme barbados premised development education inclusion can eradicate poverty landscape made good progress gains jeopardized one main challenge know well climate_change denying existence climate_change diminish reality want take opportunity join fellow leaders platform expressing country’s deepest sympathy empathy brothers sisters government people bahamas following awful devastation climate
BRB 2019 71 71 relevant appropriate theme barbados premised development education inclusion can eradicate poverty landscape made good progress gains jeopardized one main challenge know well climate_change denying existence climate_change diminish reality want take opportunity join fellow leaders platform expressing country’s deepest sympathy empathy brothers sisters government people bahamas following awful devastation visited hurricane dorian climate
BRB 2019 124 124 grand bahama catastrophe represents unfortunate new normal many people small island developing states sids firsthand knowledge can say horrific world live can longer ignore reality climate_change hurricanes floods droughts wildfires sargassum ability provide drinking water feed people provide shelter facing problems nation today drought sargassum hurricanes may viewed heart attacks sargassum climate
BRB 2019 205 205 humankind answer will attack people play man ball want say significant young people engage battle war usually won saw south africa will see now battle climate_change therefore confident battle will won question us knows whether will time people live small island developing states will small states survive climate catastrophe humankind finally climate
BRB 2019 236 236 question us knows whether will time people live small island developing states will small states survive climate catastrophe humankind finally finds solution can halt reverse climate_change caribbean pacific small islands oceans world front line say time make mistake others line behind us say country today tomorrow really preventing us following science climate
BRB 2019 279 279 country today tomorrow really preventing us following science science way exceedingly compelling ask leaders real real people young political will nothing nothing less discussing challenge climate_change three decades time small island developing states first raised global alarm commonwealth gave us vulnerability index barbados programme action sustainable development small island developing states climate
BRB 2019 333 333 followed mauritius strategy implementation sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway many much talk still today us singing chorus many among us deaf blind find ironic climate_action summit monday intergovernmental panel climate_change released another special report oceans cryosphere stating severe consequences climate_change can longer avoided many times told many times science reinforced climate
BRB 2019 338 338 accelerated modalities action samoa pathway many much talk still today us singing chorus many among us deaf blind find ironic climate_action summit monday intergovernmental panel climate_change released another special report oceans cryosphere stating severe consequences climate_change can longer avoided many times told many times science reinforced survival threatened will go high climate
BRB 2019 348 348 us singing chorus many among us deaf blind find ironic climate_action summit monday intergovernmental panel climate_change released another special report oceans cryosphere stating severe consequences climate_change can longer avoided many times told many times science reinforced survival threatened will go high altitudes remain can insulate long destructive behaviour continues today hall climate
BRB 2019 383 383 reinforced survival threatened will go high altitudes remain can insulate long destructive behaviour continues today hall ask assembly moral leadership world constructive action countries responsible carbon_emissions believe okay continue build coal-power plants decommission understand world providing us prospects new industries new jobs enabling us save world young people see happening acting climate
BRB 2019 507 507 protect planet unfortunately today caribbean also finds front line many major challenges constantly ask sees us hears us continue confronted problems blacklisting pale significance compared climate_change destroy financial sector illicit flow weapons meant ease people can go public spaces shoot kill others now just another item news promote profit manufacturing trade climate
BRB 2019 574 574 day food eat lives live within community belize guyana continue face challenges territorial integrity suppose people feel talked long belize guyana cuba can continue talk climate_change things okay just another check mark general assembly speech threats stability stability people lands since last met instances circumstances making arisen may yet destabilize us climate
BRB 2019 1434 1434 island states represents per cent membership body states votes voices count count lives dignity count committed taking action needed overcome deleterious effects threatens destroy us climate_change dylan thomas wrote will rage rage light go silent good say dark night world crossroads continue reminded recently morning statements heard united nations will survive climate
BRN 2019 60 60 maria fernanda espinosa garces valuable contribution dedication assembly past year also deeply grateful secretary-general antonio guterres leadership laudable initiatives given renewed impetus organization particularly hosting climate_action summit sustainable development goal sdg summit leaders gathered hall adopt landmark agenda sustainable development remarkable feat testament success multilateralism today continue honour agenda session’s theme climate
BRN 2019 94 94 hall adopt landmark agenda sustainable development remarkable feat testament success multilateralism today continue honour agenda session’s theme focused galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion global consensus agenda clear ability fulfil promise sdgs begins ends commitment states members united nations working together search better future often mired increasingly complex climate
BRN 2019 366 366 us principled undertakings governments private sector individuals corporate players investors must ensure universal commitment order overcome existential threat effectively work towards building sustainable future effects climate_change felt now will get worse critical juncture stand precipice making significant changes reverse climate_crisis secure right future generations live sustainable world vested interest ensuring legacy climate
BRN 2019 380 380 order overcome existential threat effectively work towards building sustainable future effects climate_change felt now will get worse critical juncture stand precipice making significant changes reverse climate_crisis secure right future generations live sustainable world vested interest ensuring legacy problem solvers problem makers technological advancements innovations made possible us engineer modern solutions modern climate
BRN 2019 420 420 makers technological advancements innovations made possible us engineer modern solutions modern challenges therefore believe needs done sharing transferring technology can move reactive responses proactive solutions climate_change digital revolution redefined social interaction intensified e-commerce expanded information-sharing however need prevent malicious use technologies although technology like internet can positive also given rise age climate
BTN 2019 161 161 children learn become good human beings qualities compassion empathy respect nature main elements gross national happiness-based curriculum schools bhutan plan enhance school curriculum practical lessons climate_change every student becomes climate champion nation can grow strong foundations good health-care system among many health-care initiatives country gearing launch golden days plus package will climate
BTN 2019 342 342 carbon-negative principles gross national happiness philosophy development values prevented us exploiting national resources short-term gains constitution mandates per cent forest cover times per cent today climate_change become greatest threat facing humankind today wonder small country bhutan foresight take path early days pleased share government adopted national human settlement policy places importance climate
BWA 2019 88 88 seventy-third session just drawn close leaves behind legacy convinced will carry forward botswana fully endorses theme seventy-fourth session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion relevant timely reaffirms key role multilateral system ultimate framework can collectively transform societies theme challenges us global community recommit noble goal leaving one behind climate
BWA 2019 191 191 role quality education need invest sector enable us step implementation agenda sustainable development regard applaud commitment sir leveraging high-level meetings summits sustainable development goals sdgs climate_action universal health coverage financing development galvanize political commitment urgently address pressing global challenges affecting people planet high-level engagements involving world leaders government private sector academia climate
BWA 2019 322 322 disabilities national voluntary review process indeed instrumental identifying gaps major challenges still hinder full implementation sdgs challenges include youth unemployment poverty increasing social economic inequalities climate_change unsustainable patterns consumption production process identified financing gaps regard view public-private partnerships critical mobilizing resources implementation sdgs equally important continue work together create enabling global climate
BWA 2019 418 418 address issues including large class sizes underresourced schools institutions old infrastructure insufficient outdated technologies challenges significant quality education country can participant beneficiary fourth industrial revolution climate_change indeed one greatest challenges face today therefore commend secretary-general convening two summits climate_change present session assembly involving world leaders world’s youth provided opportunity deliberations climate climate
BWA 2019 431 431 technologies challenges significant quality education country can participant beneficiary fourth industrial revolution climate_change indeed one greatest challenges face today therefore commend secretary-general convening two summits climate_change present session assembly involving world leaders world’s youth provided opportunity deliberations climate change-related actions addressing reduction greenhouse-gas emissions achieving target net-zero emissions science clear unless climate
BWA 2019 448 448 face today therefore commend secretary-general convening two summits climate_change present session assembly involving world leaders world’s youth provided opportunity deliberations climate change-related actions addressing reduction greenhouse-gas emissions achieving target net-zero emissions science clear unless urgent action climate_change will reverse many gains made key sectors economy botswana like others african countries already climate
BWA 2019 452 452 secretary-general convening two summits climate_change present session assembly involving world leaders world’s youth provided opportunity deliberations climate change-related actions addressing reduction greenhouse-gas emissions achieving target net-zero emissions science clear unless urgent action climate_change will reverse many gains made key sectors economy botswana like others african countries already experiencing effects climate_change including climate
BWA 2019 459 459 assembly involving world leaders world’s youth provided opportunity deliberations climate change-related actions addressing reduction greenhouse-gas emissions achieving target net-zero emissions science clear unless urgent action climate_change will reverse many gains made key sectors economy botswana like others african countries already experiencing effects climate_change including desertification heat waves recurrent droughts address assembly climate
BWA 2019 476 476 target net-zero emissions science clear unless urgent action climate_change will reverse many gains made key sectors economy botswana like others african countries already experiencing effects climate_change including desertification heat waves recurrent droughts address assembly today botswana neighbours declared drought year crops failed livestock dying moreover neighbours mozambique malawi zimbabwe suffered catastrophic climate
BWA 2019 573 573 hurricane dorian clear need adopt permanent mitigation adaptation measures well put place robust response systems collectively support affected countries botswana remains fully committed paris agreement climate_change anchored national development objectives regard part mitigation adaptation drive developed climate_change policy strategy furthermore intended nationally determined contribution botswana committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent climate
BWA 2019 584 584 place robust response systems collectively support affected countries botswana remains fully committed paris agreement climate_change anchored national development objectives regard part mitigation adaptation drive developed climate_change policy strategy furthermore intended nationally determined contribution botswana committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent based baseline therefore appeal concerted global action support efforts provision technology climate
BWA 2019 595 595 committed paris agreement climate_change anchored national development objectives regard part mitigation adaptation drive developed climate_change policy strategy furthermore intended nationally determined contribution botswana committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent based baseline therefore appeal concerted global action support efforts provision technology financing capacity-building order achieve intended nationally determined contributions allow address equally climate
CAF 2019 99 99 antonio guterres sustained commitment peace development world tireless multifaceted support central african republic seventy-fourth session held time world faced threats international peace security terrorism poverty climate_change migration therefore come share assembly country’s concerns ideas theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion relevance theme matched challenges world faces today climate
CAF 2019 116 116 world faced threats international peace security terrorism poverty climate_change migration therefore come share assembly country’s concerns ideas theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion relevance theme matched challenges world faces today globalization movement nurtured among peoples world common dream seeing earth become true global village regrettably however never climate
CAF 2019 567 567 extremism forms applaud progress made recent years respect development countries albeit unequal must also deeply reflect humankind’s impact environment abusive exploitation natural resources one causes climate_change seriously disrupting jeopardizing future humankind although central african republic far major polluter stand solidarity international efforts undertaken preserve planet historic responsibility firmly call effective implementation climate
CAF 2019 595 595 jeopardizing future humankind although central african republic far major polluter stand solidarity international efforts undertaken preserve planet historic responsibility firmly call effective implementation paris agreement climate_change ratification states parties hope see significant reduction carbon_emissions developed countries fulfilment financial commitments carbon credits order strengthen resilience developing countries climate disasters without contriving new climate
CAF 2019 603 603 major polluter stand solidarity international efforts undertaken preserve planet historic responsibility firmly call effective implementation paris agreement climate_change ratification states parties hope see significant reduction carbon_emissions developed countries fulfilment financial commitments carbon credits order strengthen resilience developing countries climate disasters without contriving new lines actions take collective responsibility implement commitments including climate
CAF 2019 639 639 developing countries climate disasters without contriving new lines actions take collective responsibility implement commitments including resolutions resulting twenty-fourth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change well recommendations made third international conference financing development held addis ababa afforded us opportunity reaffirm support implementation sustainable development agenda foregoing clear combining efforts states climate
CAN 2019 73 73 isolation even bilaterally moreover also now clear people governments acting alone deliver benefits multilateralism public policies public resources although absolutely essential insufficient tackle challenges like climate_change inequality fully achieve sustainable development order deliver results people everywhere multilateralism must inclusive innovative ever must break silos strengthening multilateralism means involving stakeholders governments indeed climate
CAN 2019 153 153 work together took place united nations last week brings hope diversifying voices around united nations fostering innovative partnerships high-level week began youth world sounding alarm climate_change demanding urgent action leadership accountability heard young people tuvalu kiribati marshall islands places across pacific describe living constant fear knowing whether homelands will still capable climate
CAN 2019 220 220 know canada heard message message echoed loudly montreal throughout canada friday hundreds thousands young people went strike marched streets largest protest kind ever held country climate_action summit heard power change course lies hands readily available solutions exist now pursued eliminate per cent global emissions high-level political forum sustainable development heard loud climate
CAN 2019 387 387 sdgs reality problems coordination connection need urgently address discrepancy financial resources needed solving mismatch must collective priority united nations home key achieving set accomplish week climate_action universal health care vision inclusive people-centred sustainable prosperity agenda sustainable development seeks establish together jamaica canada founded group friends sdg financing committed finding ways mobilize climate
CAN 2019 1017 1017 agenda canada spearheaded years ago also include persons disabilities conflict action-oriented initiatives demonstrate can accomplished elected members security council working together canada’s second priority address climate_change together climate_change defining issue time existential threat like environmental issue economic issue endangers lives livelihoods citizens around world one greatest security challenges twenty-first century reason climate
CAN 2019 1019 1019 spearheaded years ago also include persons disabilities conflict action-oriented initiatives demonstrate can accomplished elected members security council working together canada’s second priority address climate_change together climate_change defining issue time existential threat like environmental issue economic issue endangers lives livelihoods citizens around world one greatest security challenges twenty-first century reason listened carefully climate
CAN 2019 1070 1070 views expressed open debate organized dominican republic recent presidency security council addressing impacts climate-related disasters international peace security see s pv like member states convinced climate_change risk amplifier security cause conflict unrest worsens will leave millions people displaced hungry vulnerable disease weather-induced disaster security council needs lead rest world recognizing urgency climate
CAN 2019 1103 1103 will leave millions people displaced hungry vulnerable disease weather-induced disaster security council needs lead rest world recognizing urgency necessity acting country bordering three oceans affected climate_change longstanding tradition contributing solutions non-traditional security challenges canada brings much table hope harness energy partnerships results generated sustainable blue economy conference co-hosted kenya japan support climate
CHE 2019 163 163 long now us make values reality important noble mission us let also mention pressing issues hand combating hunger meeting water energy needs providing training fighting climate_change reducing armed conflict just challenges ahead periods hope succeeded periods despair efforts past often rewarded able take advantage latest technological developments benefit everyone large part climate
CHE 2019 213 213 part progress civilization depends upon innovations share investing research training creates conditions world offers opportunities want enough food drinking water energy future want successfully fight climate_change need declarations intent need technical innovations must therefore invest training research knowledge must freely shared technical progress must encouraged stifled development digital technologies quickly generate climate
CHL 2019 12 12 every generation faces challenges generation faced challenge urgent formidable confronting us climate_change global_warming mother battles battle survival human intelligent creature living planet earth however also creature capable destroying times seems ready destroy planet recent months seen many climate
CHL 2019 13 13 every generation faces challenges generation faced challenge urgent formidable confronting us climate_change global_warming mother battles battle survival human intelligent creature living planet earth however also creature capable destroying times seems ready destroy planet recent months seen many prestigious climate
CHL 2019 111 111 today want human beings join list extinct scientific evidence categorical conclusive situation now critical fact latest scientific report united science published just today shows concentration greenhouse gases global temperature highest past years last five years hottest recorded human history report states even implemented commitments made paris agreement temperature still significantly exceed climate
CHL 2019 114 114 beings join list extinct scientific evidence categorical conclusive situation now critical fact latest scientific report united science published just today shows concentration greenhouse gases global temperature highest past years last five years hottest recorded human history report states even implemented commitments made paris agreement temperature still significantly exceed limit agreed reaching climate
CHL 2019 133 133 today shows concentration greenhouse gases global temperature highest past years last five years hottest recorded human history report states even implemented commitments made paris agreement temperature still significantly exceed limit agreed reaching increase almost degrees almost tantamount disaster need multiple comprises five meet target limiting warming degrees celsius consequences theoretical plain climate
CHL 2019 237 237 place less decade nature long screaming alarm anguish pleading simplest things take care turn may take care us session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held paris set goal limiting maximum temperature increase c later stepped c end century commitments countries made conference just mentioned go far enough even climate
CHL 2019 245 245 pleading simplest things take care turn may take care us session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop held paris set goal limiting maximum temperature increase c later stepped c end century commitments countries made conference just mentioned go far enough even honoured must urgently rise challenge means must prevent climate
CHL 2019 271 271 increase c later stepped c end century commitments countries made conference just mentioned go far enough even honoured must urgently rise challenge means must prevent climate_change global_warming becoming truly catastrophic matter scepticism faith politics ideology problem founded science overwhelming science telling us loud clear less decade left radically change course history climate
CHL 2019 272 272 c later stepped c end century commitments countries made conference just mentioned go far enough even honoured must urgently rise challenge means must prevent climate_change global_warming becoming truly catastrophic matter scepticism faith politics ideology problem founded science overwhelming science telling us loud clear less decade left radically change course history way climate
CHL 2019 353 353 us shoulder responsibilities account done done future generations will also want live healthy planet will course judge us judge us harshly way responded monumental challenge climate_change therefore avoid catastrophe now imperative recognize wrong track time run must change course facing scenario heard two options say let us wait see happens accept climate
CHL 2019 429 429 chosen second path deciding tackle challenge agreed host cop december objectives cop held chile first aimed get countries make much ambitious enforceable commitments date combat climate_change good news front today countries one three already committed becoming carbon_neutral means cutting net emissions carbon greenhouse gases zero seemed impossible weeks ago note welcome climate
CHL 2019 440 440 cop held chile first aimed get countries make much ambitious enforceable commitments date combat climate_change good news front today countries one three already committed becoming carbon_neutral means cutting net emissions carbon greenhouse gases zero seemed impossible weeks ago note welcome change attitude heightened awareness stronger commitment tackling problem secretary-general tasked us climate
CHL 2019 446 446 countries make much ambitious enforceable commitments date combat climate_change good news front today countries one three already committed becoming carbon_neutral means cutting net emissions carbon greenhouse gases zero seemed impossible weeks ago note welcome change attitude heightened awareness stronger commitment tackling problem secretary-general tasked us months ago leading coalition climate mitigation climate
CHL 2019 477 477 ago note welcome change attitude heightened awareness stronger commitment tackling problem secretary-general tasked us months ago leading coalition climate mitigation ensure countries business cities commit carbon_neutrality said group summit osaka japan six countries including chile made commitment movement fast gaining momentum countries cities major companies committed becoming carbon_neutral secondly also need climate
CHL 2019 499 499 business cities commit carbon_neutrality said group summit osaka japan six countries including chile made commitment movement fast gaining momentum countries cities major companies committed becoming carbon_neutral secondly also need incorporate protection conservation rainforests magnificent biodiversity course incorporation rain forests grow rainforests grow capture carbon produce oxygen together presidents france colombia created climate
CHL 2019 545 545 together presidents france colombia created alliance rainforests will take second step work december cop chile time must also incorporate care oceans oceans capture per cent greenhouse gas emissions absorb per cent temperature increases generated us human beings however suffering serious impacts united science report details degree acidification deoxygenation affecting oceans killing climate
CHL 2019 551 551 rainforests will take second step work december cop chile time must also incorporate care oceans oceans capture per cent greenhouse gas emissions absorb per cent temperature increases generated us human beings however suffering serious impacts united science report details degree acidification deoxygenation affecting oceans killing marine life chile cop will blue climate
CHL 2019 601 601 blue cop without blue green without green life thirdly will fully involve regional municipal city governments non-governmental organizations businesses civil society communities large cause fighting climate_change fourthly will put practice instruments agreed paris yet activated carbon bond markets generate resources improve efficiency struggle reduce carbon_emissions chile today announcing launch alliance climate climate
CHL 2019 620 620 civil society communities large cause fighting climate_change fourthly will put practice instruments agreed paris yet activated carbon bond markets generate resources improve efficiency struggle reduce carbon_emissions chile today announcing launch alliance climate ambition will bring together states cities business civil society fronts indeed chile committed months ago becoming carbon-neutral country taking climate
CHL 2019 643 643 struggle reduce carbon_emissions chile today announcing launch alliance climate ambition will bring together states cities business civil society fronts indeed chile committed months ago becoming carbon-neutral country taking commitment seriously implementing plan achieve goal based four pillars complete decarbonization energy grid modernization public transport system replacing fossil fuels entirely electricity energy climate
CHL 2019 656 656 states cities business civil society fronts indeed chile committed months ago becoming carbon-neutral country taking commitment seriously implementing plan achieve goal based four pillars complete decarbonization energy grid modernization public transport system replacing fossil fuels entirely electricity energy efficiency every sector ambitious protection conservation reforestation programme forests pursuing framework law climate_change climate
CHL 2019 681 681 decarbonization energy grid modernization public transport system replacing fossil fuels entirely electricity energy efficiency every sector ambitious protection conservation reforestation programme forests pursuing framework law climate_change identifies clear strategies tools timelines upholding commitment carbon_neutrality great task will use tools great allies science technology put disposal must leave behind culture disposable embrace climate
CHL 2019 689 689 fossil fuels entirely electricity energy efficiency every sector ambitious protection conservation reforestation programme forests pursuing framework law climate_change identifies clear strategies tools timelines upholding commitment carbon_neutrality great task will use tools great allies science technology put disposal must leave behind culture disposable embrace culture recyclable must shift concept linear economy one climate
CHL 2019 1193 1193 economies represent two thirds world’s gross domestic product hope achieve great advances occasion areas free trade anti-protectionism allow make remark today world need leadership issues climate_change global_warming free trade integration seems unreasonable two great powers instead uniting lead us effectively addressing issues fighting resulting grave dangerous leadership vacuum like comment incompatibility climate
CHL 2019 1194 1194 represent two thirds world’s gross domestic product hope achieve great advances occasion areas free trade anti-protectionism allow make remark today world need leadership issues climate_change global_warming free trade integration seems unreasonable two great powers instead uniting lead us effectively addressing issues fighting resulting grave dangerous leadership vacuum like comment incompatibility conflict climate
CHN 2019 1366 1366 road cooperation hope prosperity delivering real benefits people world hope countries will seize development opportunities creates add fresh impetus implementation agenda global consensus need address climate_change cutting emissions calls concerted global efforts outcomes climate_action summit positive china co-lead nature-based solutions track done part make possible believe acting good faith will deliver climate
CHN 2019 1374 1374 world hope countries will seize development opportunities creates add fresh impetus implementation agenda global consensus need address climate_change cutting emissions calls concerted global efforts outcomes climate_action summit positive china co-lead nature-based solutions track done part make possible believe acting good faith will deliver signed fulfil obligations take concrete action help build climate
CIV 2019 84 84 finally allow pay special tribute secretary-general mr antonio guterres leadership commitment peace development worldwide theme year’s general debate galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion underlines importance every member state attach multilateralism key tool collectively addressing major contemporary challenges however multilateralism enshrined charter united nations today strong pressure jeopardizes climate
CIV 2019 213 213 inclusive development testament commitment strengthening regional international partnerships four years adoption agenda sustainable development challenges issues remain persistence hunger malnutrition poverty world increasingly worrisome impact climate_change migration crises socioeconomic effects migrants countries origin destination exclusion kinds challenges require us act synergy greater speed determination part strategy implementing agenda cote d’ivoire included climate
CIV 2019 521 521 opportunities forge future can contribute tackling scourges illegal immigration drugs organized crime youth radicalization terrorism obscurantism unemployment marginalization basis social inequality particularly gender inequality effects climate_change increasingly felt regions world general scale developing countries cote d’ivoire particular main consequences shifts brought climate_change drought deforestation coastal erosion natural disasters declining agricultural yields climate
CIV 2019 537 537 unemployment marginalization basis social inequality particularly gender inequality effects climate_change increasingly felt regions world general scale developing countries cote d’ivoire particular main consequences shifts brought climate_change drought deforestation coastal erosion natural disasters declining agricultural yields displacement populations consequent abandonment livelihoods climate_change threatens entire ecosystems support food nutritional systems hundreds millions people climate
CIV 2019 552 552 scale developing countries cote d’ivoire particular main consequences shifts brought climate_change drought deforestation coastal erosion natural disasters declining agricultural yields displacement populations consequent abandonment livelihoods climate_change threatens entire ecosystems support food nutritional systems hundreds millions people degrading soil thereby reducing nutritional value food grow also disruptive impact water sanitation systems consequences climate
CIV 2019 626 626 protecting ecosystems promoting clean technologies improving productivity resources context crucial ever ensure effective prompt implementation international commitments made meetings conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change adopt global pact environment near future part cote d’ivoire will resolutely respect climate commitments within framework paris agreement climate_change adopted end country pledged reduce greenhouse-gas climate
CIV 2019 645 645 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change adopt global pact environment near future part cote d’ivoire will resolutely respect climate commitments within framework paris agreement climate_change adopted end country pledged reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent relying energy transport agriculture waste-management sectors particular emphasis therefore placed transition renewable energies development circular economy climate
CIV 2019 651 651 climate_change adopt global pact environment near future part cote d’ivoire will resolutely respect climate commitments within framework paris agreement climate_change adopted end country pledged reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent relying energy transport agriculture waste-management sectors particular emphasis therefore placed transition renewable energies development circular economy sustainable forest management view achieving per climate
CIV 2019 687 687 emphasis therefore placed transition renewable energies development circular economy sustainable forest management view achieving per cent national forest coverage context government adopted national strategy combat climate_change order include particular theme sectoral policies accordingly developed emerging countries invited within limits responsibilities contribute mobilizing financial resources pursuant recommendations paris agreement persistence many conflicts climate
CMR 2019 363 363 solutions therefore within reach engage constructive concerted united approach foregoing shows relevance theme general debate seventy-fourth session namely galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion choosing theme doubt president wanted make international community aware two major facts first preservation common planet protection humankind centre planet swallowed disappear nothing done climate
CMR 2019 633 633 facilities well projects sectors sports public health urban rural development significant progress made notably areas education inequality reduction launched ambitious programmes projects aimed fight poverty climate_change provided detailed overview progress voluntary national review presented high-level political forum sustainable development convened auspices economic social council july field education example despite strong growth climate
CMR 2019 733 733 billion cfa francs roughly equivalent million implemented facilitate socioprofessional integration young people large number programmes also put place ensure advancement women family terms resilience adaptation climate_change cameroon among first signatories paris agreement climate_change set goal reducing carbon_emissions per cent current levels pleased inform general assembly country adopted national climate-change adaptation plan climate
CMR 2019 740 740 facilitate socioprofessional integration young people large number programmes also put place ensure advancement women family terms resilience adaptation climate_change cameroon among first signatories paris agreement climate_change set goal reducing carbon_emissions per cent current levels pleased inform general assembly country adopted national climate-change adaptation plan believing desertification one major consequences climate_change cameroon climate
CMR 2019 744 744 people large number programmes also put place ensure advancement women family terms resilience adaptation climate_change cameroon among first signatories paris agreement climate_change set goal reducing carbon_emissions per cent current levels pleased inform general assembly country adopted national climate-change adaptation plan believing desertification one major consequences climate_change cameroon initiated green sahel reforestation climate
CMR 2019 764 764 agreement climate_change set goal reducing carbon_emissions per cent current levels pleased inform general assembly country adopted national climate-change adaptation plan believing desertification one major consequences climate_change cameroon initiated green sahel reforestation programme aimed restoring degraded land initiatives operation plant thousands trees order stop desert advancing part national action plan national observatory climate
CMR 2019 791 791 initiated green sahel reforestation programme aimed restoring degraded land initiatives operation plant thousands trees order stop desert advancing part national action plan national observatory fight climate_change cameroon now operational furthermore country part great congo basin forest central africa home headquarters commission central african forests hold presidency institution plays crucial role management climate
COD 2019 57 57 guterres tireless efforts support organization strengthen role finding solutions problems threaten peace security prosperity world theme current session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion well chosen particularly difficult time multilateralism humankind engaged unprecedented momentum towards achievement agenda sustainable development theme encompasses achievement sustainable development goals implementation addis ababa climate
COD 2019 92 92 unprecedented momentum towards achievement agenda sustainable development theme encompasses achievement sustainable development goals implementation addis ababa action agenda financing development achievement objectives set paris agreement climate_change inequality feelings exclusion root main threats peace stability harmonious development fuel uncontrolled migration flows entire peoples search better future northern southern countries amplified xenophobic reflexes climate
COD 2019 725 725 increasing level commitments nationally determined contribution continuing close cooperation among countries subregion order speak single voice major issues related forest conservation government made production clean renewable_energy foremost top economic priorities five-year term aggressive investments attractive policy protecting investments can go less per cent electrification present per cent next years significantly reducing climate
COG 2019 383 383 fully supports african-led initiative spearheaded brazzaville foundation convene lome partnership government togolese republic summit heads state devoted problem affecting foundations life throughout continent paris agreement climate_change speakers mentioned reality lifeline humankind notwithstanding scepticism among us can never overstate importance vital forces era actors goodwill world standing shoulder shoulder combat way threat climate
COG 2019 409 409 speakers mentioned reality lifeline humankind notwithstanding scepticism among us can never overstate importance vital forces era actors goodwill world standing shoulder shoulder combat way threat climate_change truth little choice unite efforts try stem degradation natural environment ward negative effects future life earth survival species regrettable issue every aspect vital affecting future climate
COL 2019 89 89 rule law ethical social political beacons guiding commitment colombia contribution international order based multilateralism solidarity independence sincerely believe legality entrepreneurship equity greatest challenge facing us climate_change naturally entails oceans high-altitude ecosystems known paramos snow-capped mountains glaciers coasts said repeatedly throughout week colombia produces per cent global greenhouse-gas emissions possess sixth cleanest climate
COL 2019 110 110 greatest challenge facing us climate_change naturally entails oceans high-altitude ecosystems known paramos snow-capped mountains glaciers coasts said repeatedly throughout week colombia produces per cent global greenhouse-gas emissions possess sixth cleanest energy grid world country accounts per cent planet’s paramos per cent territory considered rainforest much found region amazonia colombia also one climate
COL 2019 139 139 cleanest energy grid world country accounts per cent planet’s paramos per cent territory considered rainforest much found region amazonia colombia also one vulnerable countries effects climate_change us must therefore think globally act locally days ago saw young people world demand take action time therefore come shift making speeches taking action can climate
COM 2019 208 208 development goals united nations taken account dimensions elements related development broadest sense well survival humankind regard union comoros taken ownership sustainable development goals aspects realities climate_change must taken seriously regions simply disappear due harmful effects environmental degradation although issues spare country region underscored situation regard small island developing states even worrisome climate
CPV 2019 173 173 cabo verde caused trouble past generations sea musicians poets sang path emigration longing become asset blue economy tourism wind sun used signal drought now produce renewable_energy location distant rest world now important resource positioning cabo verde platform mid-atlantic connecting africa europe united states brazil invent new country adapted living overcame challenges climate
CPV 2019 311 311 sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway currently way opportunity us step actions may help island nations develop economic competitiveness promote social inclusion foster resilience exposure climate_change extreme events well access judicious sustainable financing welcome vision mr muhammad-bande brought us theme proposed general debate namely galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate
CPV 2019 337 337 extreme events well access judicious sustainable financing welcome vision mr muhammad-bande brought us theme proposed general debate namely galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion without forgetting peace security essential conditions efforts succeed global issues require local responses context global solidarity implications global security broadest sense cabo verde implementing climate
CPV 2019 491 491 desalinated water consumption coming years result current investments will reach per cent implementing strategies diversify sources water agriculture desalinization reuse wastewater dissemination drip irrigation together renewable_energy implementing energy transition strategy order reduce reliance fossil fuels current level per cent goal reach per cent power production renewable sources exceed per cent reach climate
CPV 2019 527 527 level per cent goal reach per cent power production renewable sources exceed per cent reach per cent renewable resource use first african country join transport decarbonisation alliance part energy transition strategy intend gradually replace internal combustion vehicles electric vehicles modest contribution reduction greenhouse gas emissions transportation cabo verde demonstrated alignment commitment climate
CPV 2019 544 544 renewable resource use first african country join transport decarbonisation alliance part energy transition strategy intend gradually replace internal combustion vehicles electric vehicles modest contribution reduction greenhouse gas emissions transportation cabo verde demonstrated alignment commitment credibility respect broader ideals united nations wish position cabo verde useful interlocutor promoting dialogue peace tolerance among climate
CPV 2019 645 645 towards achievement sustainable development goals actually wish leave one behind achieve one humanistic goals agenda sustainable development time short need concrete action reverse direction breadth climate_change time short must implement effective responses challenge poverty consequences time short must commit peace current generation political players time world must held accountable humankind time climate
CRI 2019 360 360 legal systems within democracies unable provide similarly agile concrete responses inequality lack opportunity must also anticipate history strength courage repeat mistakes past discussions past days climate_action summit discussed urgent implementation global mechanisms address current challenges analysed positive results able implement innovative ideas based history costa rica supports multilateralism tool confront common climate
CRI 2019 430 430 differences dialogue understanding shared objective transcends individual differences capable agreeing coordinating actions contributions common cause achieved founding charter united nations sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change home shared planet inhabit cause global fight climate_crisis one can escape effects contribution small sum actions countries people will enable us address honoured international community climate
CRI 2019 438 438 capable agreeing coordinating actions contributions common cause achieved founding charter united nations sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change home shared planet inhabit cause global fight climate_crisis one can escape effects contribution small sum actions countries people will enable us address honoured international community entrusted costa rica organizing preparatory meeting twenty-fifth conference climate
CRI 2019 469 469 small sum actions countries people will enable us address honoured international community entrusted costa rica organizing preparatory meeting twenty-fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change hosting october preparation twenty-fifth conference parties held december brother country chile commitments must clear concrete forceful february resolve part launched national decarbonization plan costa rica climate
CRI 2019 491 491 nations framework convention climate_change hosting october preparation twenty-fifth conference parties held december brother country chile commitments must clear concrete forceful february resolve part launched national decarbonization plan costa rica achieve modern green digital resilient inclusive economy free use fossil fuels line ambitious environmental goals taking disruptive approach characteristic country way shown climate
CRI 2019 539 539 country way shown possible achieve per cent clean renewable electricity reverse deforestation processes going per cent forest cover 1980s now per cent working towards goals decarbonization biodiversity conservation implementation nature-based solutions young people many others demonstrating weekly basis many countries demanding effects climate_crisis inequality poverty many cases violence drive migratory flows climate
CRI 2019 556 556 cover 1980s now per cent working towards goals decarbonization biodiversity conservation implementation nature-based solutions young people many others demonstrating weekly basis many countries demanding effects climate_crisis inequality poverty many cases violence drive migratory flows millions people around world represent challenge international community point view human rights must provide united sophisticated responses climate
CRI 2019 704 704 democracies affected restrictive environments austerity regimes designed maintain macroeconomic balances also limit plans reducing inequalities concentrated wealth less spending weapons accumulation investment fighting poverty inequality climate_change smartest thing world can today let us get ahead history regard information society digitization created additional area pressure participating fourth industrial revolution optional forced rethink climate
CUB 2019 1216 1216 democratic people’s republic korea nato’s continued expansion towards borders russia poses serious dangers aggravated imposition arbitrary sanctions reject support admiration recent so-called student youth marches climate_change whose effects now irreversible threat survival entire world particularly small island developing states capitalism unsustainable irrational unsustainable patterns production consumption along growing unjust concentration wealth climate
CYP 2019 30 30 congratulations president assure government’s unwavering support tenure consider chosen theme year’s general assembly particularly pertinent given combination poverty lack adequate educational opportunities social economic exclusion climate_change constitute serious problems facing billions human beings around world human beings placing hopes international community undertake efficient effective measures human beings wish recipients mere verbal climate
CYP 2019 251 251 rise meet shared responsibility collectively strengthen support commitment united nations talked challenges facing humanitarian crises refugees migration flows time must also realize defining moment regard climate_change particularly touched massive presence young people climate_action summit sincere calls worry concern effects climate_change deeply affected particular words 16-year-old greta thunberg stated eyes future generations climate
CYP 2019 258 258 commitment united nations talked challenges facing humanitarian crises refugees migration flows time must also realize defining moment regard climate_change particularly touched massive presence young people climate_action summit sincere calls worry concern effects climate_change deeply affected particular words 16-year-old greta thunberg stated eyes future generations upon us indeed collectively carry obligation provide climate
CYP 2019 265 265 crises refugees migration flows time must also realize defining moment regard climate_change particularly touched massive presence young people climate_action summit sincere calls worry concern effects climate_change deeply affected particular words 16-year-old greta thunberg stated eyes future generations upon us indeed collectively carry obligation provide generations come better future greener planet imagine climate
CYP 2019 291 291 deeply affected particular words 16-year-old greta thunberg stated eyes future generations upon us indeed collectively carry obligation provide generations come better future greener planet imagine climate_change will affect world decisively act today record-high temperatures protracted heat waves devastating fires deforestation melting ice sea-level rise droughts floods extreme_weather phenomena attest dire situation climate
CYP 2019 312 312 future greener planet imagine climate_change will affect world decisively act today record-high temperatures protracted heat waves devastating fires deforestation melting ice sea-level rise droughts floods extreme_weather phenomena attest dire situation facing taking account particularly alarming projections concerning impact climate_change immediate region namely eastern mediterranean middle east cyprus recently undertaken initiative coordinate climate
CYP 2019 325 325 protracted heat waves devastating fires deforestation melting ice sea-level rise droughts floods extreme_weather phenomena attest dire situation facing taking account particularly alarming projections concerning impact climate_change immediate region namely eastern mediterranean middle east cyprus recently undertaken initiative coordinate regional climate-change actions specifically initiative intends bring together regions leading scientists policymakers view climate
CYP 2019 1111 1111 people cyprus also benefit interests turkey region international community may devoted large part address cyprus problem however neglect overlook vast importance global challenges particularly poverty climate_change sustainable development solution tackling challenges rests entirely decisiveness states members united nations finally putting aside short-term interests expediencies reaching joint understanding need fully adhere charter climate
CZE 2019 563 563 russia also need strategy integration broader schengen area enlargement eu key global player recent years eu must work efficiently strive functional realize near future consequences climate_change may affect countries ever effects will environmental also economic social ultimately political huge task ahead us like eu countries czech republic fully supports paris agreement climate
CZE 2019 589 589 may affect countries ever effects will environmental also economic social ultimately political huge task ahead us like eu countries czech republic fully supports paris agreement climate_change will fulfil commitments significantly reducing greenhouse-gas emissions year example hosted antarctic treaty consultative meeting prague first time adopted prague declaration emphasizes scientific cooperation better understanding climate
CZE 2019 595 595 environmental also economic social ultimately political huge task ahead us like eu countries czech republic fully supports paris agreement climate_change will fulfil commitments significantly reducing greenhouse-gas emissions year example hosted antarctic treaty consultative meeting prague first time adopted prague declaration emphasizes scientific cooperation better understanding climate_change works can deal czech republic climate
CZE 2019 615 615 will fulfil commitments significantly reducing greenhouse-gas emissions year example hosted antarctic treaty consultative meeting prague first time adopted prague declaration emphasizes scientific cooperation better understanding climate_change works can deal czech republic also fully committed quest long-term strategy achieving carbon_neutrality whole european union ready substantially change economy achieve carbon_neutrality solve burning issue climate
CZE 2019 628 628 meeting prague first time adopted prague declaration emphasizes scientific cooperation better understanding climate_change works can deal czech republic also fully committed quest long-term strategy achieving carbon_neutrality whole european union ready substantially change economy achieve carbon_neutrality solve burning issue without help rest world europe remain alone ambitious actor struggle adapt economies imminent climate
CZE 2019 637 637 cooperation better understanding climate_change works can deal czech republic also fully committed quest long-term strategy achieving carbon_neutrality whole european union ready substantially change economy achieve carbon_neutrality solve burning issue without help rest world europe remain alone ambitious actor struggle adapt economies imminent climate_change one planet protection must common endeavour shared contribute climate
CZE 2019 654 654 whole european union ready substantially change economy achieve carbon_neutrality solve burning issue without help rest world europe remain alone ambitious actor struggle adapt economies imminent climate_change one planet protection must common endeavour shared contribute environmental pollution leads climate_change must find political courage participate solution time will harm best economies although eu climate
CZE 2019 666 666 without help rest world europe remain alone ambitious actor struggle adapt economies imminent climate_change one planet protection must common endeavour shared contribute environmental pollution leads climate_change must find political courage participate solution time will harm best economies although eu half billion inhabitants solution world billion people live soon will many eu climate
CZE 2019 745 745 trillion cost significant emission reductions extremely high dependent fossil- fuel alternatives solar wind energy generally efficient enough respect therefore young protesters right world failing tackle climate_change approach emphasizes even greater commitments reduce carbon_emissions will also fail green energy still ready sun wind currently provide less per cent world’s energy already require climate
CZE 2019 752 752 dependent fossil- fuel alternatives solar wind energy generally efficient enough respect therefore young protesters right world failing tackle climate_change approach emphasizes even greater commitments reduce carbon_emissions will also fail green energy still ready sun wind currently provide less per cent world’s energy already require billion annually subsidies world invest green- energy climate
CZE 2019 807 807 falls fossil fuels naturally encourages energy transition must also open-minded looking zero-carbon sources nuclear energy country’s option nuclear one must keep sovereignty energy mix intact climate_change popular topic around world days arguments correct many ways greta thunberg made many interesting observations sure emotional displays hysterical theatrics sometimes even aggressive speech lead climate
CZE 2019 855 855 aggressive speech lead rational discussion unfair generalization say nobody anything true many us promised commitments greta thunberg differentiate carefully otherwise helpful keep mind europe decreased carbon-dioxide emissions million tons europe’s share global carbon-dioxide emissions per cent rest world increased carbon-dioxide emissions factor billion tons recent analysis shown states ratified paris agreement climate
CZE 2019 862 862 say nobody anything true many us promised commitments greta thunberg differentiate carefully otherwise helpful keep mind europe decreased carbon-dioxide emissions million tons europe’s share global carbon-dioxide emissions per cent rest world increased carbon-dioxide emissions factor billion tons recent analysis shown states ratified paris agreement actually fulfilling commitments crucial nations honour commitments climate
CZE 2019 869 869 commitments greta thunberg differentiate carefully otherwise helpful keep mind europe decreased carbon-dioxide emissions million tons europe’s share global carbon-dioxide emissions per cent rest world increased carbon-dioxide emissions factor billion tons recent analysis shown states ratified paris agreement actually fulfilling commitments crucial nations honour commitments members united nations joint responsibility planet however climate
CZE 2019 942 942 prosperous economies protect environment citizens also expect us provide productive sustainable jobs will lose due decreased competitiveness will occur countries adopt tougher ambitious measures combat climate_change rest world ignore fact many cases reducing emissions simply means exporting jobs countries unacceptable economy czech republic heavily dependent industry although investing great deal new climate
CZE 2019 986 986 dependent industry although investing great deal new technologies decreasing dependency coal strengthening low-emission energy sources must consider technological economic sociological factors well environmental ones adapting climate_change working mitigating negative effects main task ahead us must also focus challenges complex interconnected let us forget million people still starving year approximately million people climate
DEU 2019 9 9 new york past days heard great many speeches climate_action summit high-level political forum sustainable development countless side events course speech-making marathon known general debate analyse speeches probably find one term sustainability crops often think climate
DEU 2019 58 58 often think term nothing hype marketing trend bit greenwashing post-material elite long nothing talk sustainability none will change new york talking sustainability risk losing race climate_change earth ablaze talking sustainability men women children suffering starvation epidemics talking sustainability people dying result wars conflicts trying resolve years without success syria mali ukraine climate
DEU 2019 745 745 late security council must move crisis-response body crisis- prevention body finally must also examine causes conflicts put climate security agenda beginning term will ensure remains climate_change long ceased merely ecological challenge humankind often matter war peace climate_change less question humankind’s survival people longer access clean drinking water entire harvests ruined persistent climate
DEU 2019 756 756 must also examine causes conflicts put climate security agenda beginning term will ensure remains climate_change long ceased merely ecological challenge humankind often matter war peace climate_change less question humankind’s survival people longer access clean drinking water entire harvests ruined persistent drought conflicts break remaining resources wars future will climate wars climate climate
DEU 2019 1057 1057 else truth one major issues future confronting us today can resolved one country acting alone work together will find answers globalization digital revolution migration human-induced climate_change cooperation betrayal one’s country rather creates prerequisites countries security prosperity past months countries parts world share view joined together alliance multilateralism tomorrow colleagues will meeting climate
DEU 2019 1102 1102 alliance multilateralism tomorrow colleagues will meeting new york agree concrete steps strengthen international law human rights discuss disarmament crisis prevention peacebuilding global issues future cybertechnology climate_change multilateralism practice sustainable foreign policy sustainable development principle lofty discourse elite approach wealthy can afford contrary can longer afford act sustainably climate
DJI 2019 142 142 among countries world never close global challenges therefore require global collective action multilateral action vital urgently needed collectively can find solutions global challenges poverty inequality climate_change although challenges affect everyone varying degrees poorest countries vulnerable owing insecurity current geopolitical upheavals rising tensions caused trade war forecasts declining global economic growth generated climate
DJI 2019 382 382 government pursuing vital work towards eradication political economic social obstacles faced women connection enacted law beginning year raised quota women national assembly djibouti per cent climate_change threatening serious challenge time thoughts turn particular brothers sisters bahamas devastated destructive hurricane caused death desolation unprecedented scale reiterate gratitude secretary-general many initiatives taken continue climate
DJI 2019 417 417 bahamas devastated destructive hurricane caused death desolation unprecedented scale reiterate gratitude secretary-general many initiatives taken continue drawing attention phenomenon whose consequences catastrophic extensive discussions held climate_action summit made possible identify concrete actions taken holistic shift towards peace horn africa continues countries determination consolidate gains made growing stronger every day conviction total climate
DMA 2019 291 291 pledged support us creating new climate-resilient nation deliver time essence meet evidence emerging new chapter written forces nature evidence right eyes chapter speaks catastrophic effects climate_change deliberating week many countries reeling devastating effects many island states particularly smallest message sent rising sea levels violent tropical storms hurricanes periods severe drought alternating climate
DMA 2019 339 339 severe drought alternating floods forest fires new plant diseases vector-borne diseases chikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting every sector every facet life earth despite commitments made take action slow rate global_warming many countries continue climate
DMA 2019 345 345 new plant diseases vector-borne diseases chikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting every sector every facet life earth despite commitments made take action slow rate global_warming many countries continue pursue policies contributing nature’s angry response climate
DMA 2019 361 361 now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting every sector every facet life earth despite commitments made take action slow rate global_warming many countries continue pursue policies contributing nature’s angry response overindulgence reckless exploitation planet’s resources devastating effects hurricanes irma maria convince us can look calamity hurricane climate
DMA 2019 465 465 left choice accept category hurricanes may become new norm therefore go back drawing board reassess national approaches risk mitigation disaster preparedness small island states however climate_change impact seeing heart-wrenching reports disturbing images flooded cities severe droughts driving millions traditional homes occupations results homelessness starvation mental anguish soon phenomenon climate refugees will climate
DMA 2019 533 533 hold meeting determine whether neighbours insured call fire brigade need now urgent action planet fire must take immediate steps quell dominica reaffirms commitment paris agreement climate_change pleads resources pledged released can implement actions designed reduce risks mitigate impacts climate_change applaud leadership shown government united kingdom assisting countries dominica building greater resilience climate
DMA 2019 546 546 planet fire must take immediate steps quell dominica reaffirms commitment paris agreement climate_change pleads resources pledged released can implement actions designed reduce risks mitigate impacts climate_change applaud leadership shown government united kingdom assisting countries dominica building greater resilience effects climate_change thank nations recently committed doubling pledges increasing contributions green climate fund climate
DMA 2019 560 560 resources pledged released can implement actions designed reduce risks mitigate impacts climate_change applaud leadership shown government united kingdom assisting countries dominica building greater resilience effects climate_change thank nations recently committed doubling pledges increasing contributions green climate fund well making resources available small island developing states help us adapt mitigate effects climate_change climate
DMA 2019 585 585 climate_change thank nations recently committed doubling pledges increasing contributions green climate fund well making resources available small island developing states help us adapt mitigate effects climate_change however issues accessibility timely disbursement funds must addressed urgent needs met pursuit vision becoming world’s first climate-resilient nation prepared national resilience development strategy broad framework climate
DMA 2019 736 736 bilateral partners worked us setting execution agency especially grateful british government operating department international development canada world bank support establishment operation dominica measure insignificant contributor greenhouse-gas emissions notwithstanding believe actions must match spirit climate conventions signed therefore developed low-carbon climate-resilient development strategy emphasizes development use renewable_energy fuel development means earning export climate
DMA 2019 756 756 operation dominica measure insignificant contributor greenhouse-gas emissions notwithstanding believe actions must match spirit climate conventions signed therefore developed low-carbon climate-resilient development strategy emphasizes development use renewable_energy fuel development means earning export revenue recently completed resilient sustainable energy plan confirms dominica position generate per cent country’s electricity needs using renewable primarily geothermal climate
DNK 2019 25 25 denmark old nation full new ideas may big country big ambitions today’s world believe need new ideas big ambitions solve issues facing us including climate_change delivering sustainable development goals sdgs ensuring fair globalization live world smaller ever world futures bound together time human history unpredictable world growing interdependency nations peoples climate
DNK 2019 158 158 burden especially broadest shoulders must fight fair sustainable globalization requires global approach denmark believes multilateralism inherent value universally agreed rights standards obligations sdgs paris agreement climate_change serve common point departure prove can still deliver ambitions plans global community now multilateralism must deliver plans ambitions must deliver action sdgs vision world want climate
DNK 2019 278 278 climate control can longer problem next generation even next government us time now action needed denmark set one ambitious climate targets world per cent reduction greenhouse-gas emissions climate_neutrality net-zero emissions latest make mistake will easy massive task ahead us denmark determined leader fight climate_change denmark like thank secretary-general hosting climate_action summit climate
DNK 2019 280 280 can longer problem next generation even next government us time now action needed denmark set one ambitious climate targets world per cent reduction greenhouse-gas emissions climate_neutrality net-zero emissions latest make mistake will easy massive task ahead us denmark determined leader fight climate_change denmark like thank secretary-general hosting climate_action summit proud honoured climate
DNK 2019 281 281 longer problem next generation even next government us time now action needed denmark set one ambitious climate targets world per cent reduction greenhouse-gas emissions climate_neutrality net-zero emissions latest make mistake will easy massive task ahead us denmark determined leader fight climate_change denmark like thank secretary-general hosting climate_action summit proud honoured co-lead climate
DNK 2019 296 296 ambitious climate targets world per cent reduction greenhouse-gas emissions climate_neutrality net-zero emissions latest make mistake will easy massive task ahead us denmark determined leader fight climate_change denmark like thank secretary-general hosting climate_action summit proud honoured co-lead energy transition track summit together ethiopia sustainable energy joined cross-regional coalition focused energy energy reason climate
DNK 2019 302 302 reduction greenhouse-gas emissions climate_neutrality net-zero emissions latest make mistake will easy massive task ahead us denmark determined leader fight climate_change denmark like thank secretary-general hosting climate_action summit proud honoured co-lead energy transition track summit together ethiopia sustainable energy joined cross-regional coalition focused energy energy reason obvious energy accounts roughly per cent climate
DNK 2019 329 329 proud honoured co-lead energy transition track summit together ethiopia sustainable energy joined cross-regional coalition focused energy energy reason obvious energy accounts roughly per cent global carbon-dioxide emissions need scale renewable_energy need increase energy efficiency need electrify industries today rely fossil fuels let clear almost billion people currently living without electricity clean- climate
DNK 2019 333 333 transition track summit together ethiopia sustainable energy joined cross-regional coalition focused energy energy reason obvious energy accounts roughly per cent global carbon-dioxide emissions need scale renewable_energy need increase energy efficiency need electrify industries today rely fossil fuels let clear almost billion people currently living without electricity clean- energy transition will neither climate
DNK 2019 377 377 without electricity clean- energy transition will neither socially sustainable fair leave people dark fulfil promise sdg delivering affordable clean energy must leave one behind path carbon-neutral world peace planet can address climate_change effectively without protecting natural environment deforestation forest fires amazon across planet global climate crises must addressed denmark committed reducing climate
DNK 2019 383 383 neither socially sustainable fair leave people dark fulfil promise sdg delivering affordable clean energy must leave one behind path carbon-neutral world peace planet can address climate_change effectively without protecting natural environment deforestation forest fires amazon across planet global climate crises must addressed denmark committed reducing deforestation ready assist needed requested governments climate
DNK 2019 444 444 meet ambitious goals agreed can meet deadline set us planet true partnership denmark intends work international investment community mobilize much- needed private capital green energy climate_action summit proud announce danish pension funds also taking action committing danish people’s hard-earned savings significant new international green-energy investments also announced intention double support green climate
DNK 2019 489 489 also announced intention double support green climate fund industries committed getting zero coalition includes danish shipping company maersk partners illustrates shipping showing leadership aim creating carbon-neutral vessels early coalition bringing together entire value chain must ensure ships connecting world danger planet partnerships must built across sectors across borders must also forged climate
DNK 2019 629 629 threatened know needs done also know none us can make needed changes let us show hundreds thousands maybe millions young people taken streets recently protest climate_action listening let us let us act owe common responsibility peoples means just world harmful social economic inequalities abolished decent jobs available universal human rights prevail climate
DNK 2019 985 985 ability deliver peoples will determine whether people will continue look organization answers solutions order continue place solving global issues times united nations us must deliver climate_action sustainable development human rights peace security know challenges know needed now let us show necessary will act together climate
DOM 2019 115 115 takes new meaning current context following wave fires amazon recent passage hurricane dorian left behind trail shocking damage many victims noted us caribbean region effects climate_change real visible devastating threaten existence countries regard encouraged fact secretary-general antonio guterres convened climate_action summit address climate_action within broader framework agenda sustainable development honoured attend climate
DOM 2019 129 129 behind trail shocking damage many victims noted us caribbean region effects climate_change real visible devastating threaten existence countries regard encouraged fact secretary-general antonio guterres convened climate_action summit address climate_action within broader framework agenda sustainable development honoured attend agree climate_change defining issue time direct existential threat also particularly attentive regional agenda matters climate
DOM 2019 132 132 damage many victims noted us caribbean region effects climate_change real visible devastating threaten existence countries regard encouraged fact secretary-general antonio guterres convened climate_action summit address climate_action within broader framework agenda sustainable development honoured attend agree climate_change defining issue time direct existential threat also particularly attentive regional agenda matters humanitarian aid venezuela climate
DOM 2019 142 142 visible devastating threaten existence countries regard encouraged fact secretary-general antonio guterres convened climate_action summit address climate_action within broader framework agenda sustainable development honoured attend agree climate_change defining issue time direct existential threat also particularly attentive regional agenda matters humanitarian aid venezuela preparation new support mission haiti little decade left make reality climate
DOM 2019 438 438 belongs citizens will able follow course steady pace trust dominican republic will continue advance alongside brother countries region order overcome great urgent challenges lie ahead climate_change thirtieth anniversary adoption convention rights child signatory note dominican republic fully resolved honour global commitment guaranteeing rights every child reiterate commitment today will redouble efforts climate
DZA 2019 26 26 like begin congratulating mr tijjani muhammad-bande presidency general assembly seventy-fourth session also thank mrs maria fernanda espinosa garces efforts previous session poverty eradication quality education climate_change inclusion issues will discussed year core goals adopted four years ago interconnected direct impact sustainable development individuals societies despite achievements made area poverty eradication illustrated climate
DZA 2019 227 227 without diminishing resources capacities future generations relies rational economies good governance partnerships take protection environment account development can sustainable policies aligned efforts safeguard planet address climate_change continues large impact ecosystems biodiversity causes increasingly severe natural disasters africa particularly sahel-sahara region country belongs one continents deeply affected phenomena particularly accelerated desertification drought climate
DZA 2019 259 259 increasingly severe natural disasters africa particularly sahel-sahara region country belongs one continents deeply affected phenomena particularly accelerated desertification drought although emits lowest proportion per continent greenhouse gases world africa remains among least prepared confront negative effects climate_change responsibility industrialized countries settle climate debt providing adequate financial technical assistance adapted needs least climate
DZA 2019 270 270 continents deeply affected phenomena particularly accelerated desertification drought although emits lowest proportion per continent greenhouse gases world africa remains among least prepared confront negative effects climate_change responsibility industrialized countries settle climate debt providing adequate financial technical assistance adapted needs least polluting countries order eliminate environmental disparities developed developing countries achieving goals climate
ECU 2019 141 141 shows cooperation can consolidated across borders regions peaceful settlement disputes always table alternative horrors violence war human beings must jointly respond problems time sustainable development climate_change protection conservation nature building non-discriminatory fully inclusive societies dialogue among cultures differing opinions principles inscribed charter signed san francisco general assembly can work better world climate
ECU 2019 227 227 considerable attack subject harmful criticism witnessing sustained attempts weaken international cooperation devalue work united nations therefore call states meet address urgent challenges worth repeating expanding climate_change sustainable development protracted humanitarian crises large-scale human rights abuses widespread poverty growing inequalities threats international peace security name dialogue foundation multilateral action nourishes united nations climate
ECU 2019 459 459 rights world temptation remains impose individual visions interests use force concerted action states continues tool ending violations must feel part global solutions needed global problems climate_change proliferation weapons mass destruction pollution oceans erosion human rights restrictions world trade marginal importance fair trade issues face adequately resolved without contribution political will countries climate
ECU 2019 1090 1090 energy efficiency law circular economy pact signed manufacturing sector create modern plastics economy also eliminated taxes import electric vehicles established preferential credits sustainable mobility using renewable_energy public transport beginning month presidential summit countries amazon said take leap forward areas evolution development progress concept become selfish consumerist predatory still cherish hope face climate
ECU 2019 1168 1168 preserving fraternal ties good neighbourliness respecting environment also diverse cultures countries side oceans victims conflict conflicts caused man natural disasters increasingly destructive due harmful effects global_warming way cooperation solidarity among nations can shape international life put simply us put concepts practice course continuing pursue concrete efforts emphasize previously said unites us climate
ERI 2019 355 355 adversity including imposed war sanctions notable eritrea’s achievement four health-related mdgs horn africa region prone drought erratic rainfall eritrea’s soil water conservation strategy mitigate effects climate_change achieve food security include building small medium large dams across country terracing mountainous topography eritrea able harvest adequate water will require incorporating innovative water technologies climate
ESP 2019 162 162 assembly easily excerpt screenplay one many dystopian series television days real stories real people crying us take action clear examples magnitude global challenges face today climate_emergency hunger migratory pressure technological digital revolution social gender inequality hate speech prevalent today gathered today representatives almost countries make united nations want take advantage privilege climate
ESP 2019 310 310 allow answer spain’s perspective describe contribution country honour lead first abundantly clear president government spain urgent challenges precisely faced protagonists stories just told assembly hunger climate_emergency digital revolution economic social inequality gender inequality access disabled violence war without doubt discrimination secondly spain advocates concerted global action every time come invoke universal climate
ESP 2019 342 342 inequality access disabled violence war without doubt discrimination secondly spain advocates concerted global action every time come invoke universal declaration human rights signed paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals thirdly know exactly kind world want leave descendants want world just sustainable egalitarian want international community committed new global climate
ESP 2019 950 950 nothing sustainable acceptable assembly knows ideological opinion even may find hard admit forceful obvious scientific fact need save planet one exempt responsibility said rostrum facing climate_emergency will brook kind excuses emergency requires us transform way think produce consume short live let us act now respond climate_emergency let us multilateralist point view climate
ESP 2019 970 970 exempt responsibility said rostrum facing climate_emergency will brook kind excuses emergency requires us transform way think produce consume short live let us act now respond climate_emergency let us multilateralist point view say hurricane dorian united states cold drop spain weeks ago desertification senegal symptoms evil much-needed local solutions national solutions enough climate
ESP 2019 1053 1053 firm commitment deeds set decarbonize economy socially just supportive efficient manner without leaving anyone behind end approved presented ambitious strategic framework energy climate set challenge climate_change great opportunity great threat transform economic model modernize labour market create quality employment gain energy security innovation improve citizens health position country spain forefront technologies climate
ESP 2019 1083 1083 transform economic model modernize labour market create quality employment gain energy security innovation improve citizens health position country spain forefront technologies will dominate next century climate_emergency also requires mobilization financial resources levels reason announced climate_action summit monday spain will contribute million green climate fund next four years will also ratify kigali climate
ESP 2019 1092 1092 gain energy security innovation improve citizens health position country spain forefront technologies will dominate next century climate_emergency also requires mobilization financial resources levels reason announced climate_action summit monday spain will contribute million green climate fund next four years will also ratify kigali amendment montreal will contribute million adaptation fund think us climate
ESP 2019 1130 1130 will also ratify kigali amendment montreal will contribute million adaptation fund think us hall seen recent photo dogs pulling sled thawed waters greenland edited photo temperature waters area risen five degrees just one year real alarm watching amazon burn impotent gaze indigenous populations acted forcefully enough already examples good practices like climate
ESP 2019 1179 1179 practices like champion example decades-long joint efforts montreal protocol bearing fruit effective regenerating ozone layer also good ideas let us get green new deal going climate_emergency great threat age alternatives important take action addition sustainability need much social justice so-called millennials centennials today per cent less likely middle class parents also climate
ESP 2019 1316 1316 globalization must based rights freedoms actions curb inequality environmental degradation everything ultimately interconnected industrial relocation generates unemployment departed region also causes environmental impacts destination region global_warming affects livelihoods countries south also provokes migratory movements towards north rich countries north seduced racism hate speech blame migrants so-called first-world problems inequalities welfare state climate
ESP 2019 2223 2223 economic convergence entire region will end statement reiterating said start achieve world want need method action need strengthen multilateralism tool offers solution challenges listed hunger climate_emergency digital revolution economic social inequality gender inequality violence war discrimination troubles us see certain parties questioning basic points consensus areas retreating behind protectionism ultranationalism threatens climate
ESP 2019 2287 2287 active inclusive effective regard support secretary-general efforts reform organization speak migrants fled poverty will realized dream achieving better future hope thanks response decide today address climate_emergency soil native lands will become fertile one else forced leave ever past minutes patient cured thanks artificial intelligence hope technology continues progressing improve lives well-being climate
EST 2019 143 143 suffering terror care generations boys known profession soldier care nations facing extinction slow weapon mass destruction climate catastrophe care nations facing famine famine-induced disturbances due climate_change care nations depending multilateral cooperation based rule law united nations care know true harmony humankind yet achieved depends capacity show compassion fate others multilateralism nothing climate
EST 2019 682 682 civic movements among things encourage policymakers see idealism readiness act benefit humankind today children yet born still exists allows us politicians set aside resources stopping climate_change will inevitably reach probably exceed per cent global gross domestic product main reason globally efficient putting existing technologies green energy production practice due fragmentation actions climate
EST 2019 754 754 needs us obstacle making every microgrid globally rely renewables developing access electricity among currently none united nations can help us overcome fragmentation welcome first global climate_action summit sign united nations ready challenge climate_change remains greatest existential challenge world facing light disturbing note still keep subsidizing tune trillions dollars source fossil fuel climate
EST 2019 761 761 rely renewables developing access electricity among currently none united nations can help us overcome fragmentation welcome first global climate_action summit sign united nations ready challenge climate_change remains greatest existential challenge world facing light disturbing note still keep subsidizing tune trillions dollars source fossil fuel industry destructive force climate_change evenly distributed around climate
EST 2019 783 783 nations ready challenge climate_change remains greatest existential challenge world facing light disturbing note still keep subsidizing tune trillions dollars source fossil fuel industry destructive force climate_change evenly distributed around world places vulnerable others however place earth will untouched none us can escape many people across globe already experiencing threats regard livelihoods climate
EST 2019 842 842 turn century threatening water supplies throughout central south east asia arctic permafrost melting decades earlier even worst-case scenarios predicted threatening unlock vast amounts methane powerful greenhouse gas many people small island developing states live constant fear inundation rising seas situation will get worse unless address now ambition urgency yet efforts progress climate
EST 2019 884 884 worse unless address now ambition urgency yet efforts progress far sufficient avert obvious adverse effects global crisis crisis country can solve alone security issues related climate_change addressed group friends climate security estonia participates science tells us climate_change happening imminent also indicates best practices tackle quest best solutions must rely science common climate
EST 2019 895 895 avert obvious adverse effects global crisis crisis country can solve alone security issues related climate_change addressed group friends climate security estonia participates science tells us climate_change happening imminent also indicates best practices tackle quest best solutions must rely science common perception replacing fossil fuels biomass carbon-neutral whereas science told us entirely climate
EST 2019 915 915 estonia participates science tells us climate_change happening imminent also indicates best practices tackle quest best solutions must rely science common perception replacing fossil fuels biomass carbon-neutral whereas science told us entirely correct renewable_energy necessarily carbon-neutral fact burning wood can actually increase carbon_dioxide emissions make even harder us reach climate-neutrality goals mid-century climate
EST 2019 922 922 imminent also indicates best practices tackle quest best solutions must rely science common perception replacing fossil fuels biomass carbon-neutral whereas science told us entirely correct renewable_energy necessarily carbon-neutral fact burning wood can actually increase carbon_dioxide emissions make even harder us reach climate-neutrality goals mid-century instead efficient use wood making products carbon-neutral climate
EST 2019 924 924 indicates best practices tackle quest best solutions must rely science common perception replacing fossil fuels biomass carbon-neutral whereas science told us entirely correct renewable_energy necessarily carbon-neutral fact burning wood can actually increase carbon_dioxide emissions make even harder us reach climate-neutrality goals mid-century instead efficient use wood making products carbon-neutral carbon-positive products climate
EST 2019 931 931 must rely science common perception replacing fossil fuels biomass carbon-neutral whereas science told us entirely correct renewable_energy necessarily carbon-neutral fact burning wood can actually increase carbon_dioxide emissions make even harder us reach climate-neutrality goals mid-century instead efficient use wood making products carbon-neutral carbon-positive products store carbon entire lifetime estonia appreciate every climate
EST 2019 947 947 renewable_energy necessarily carbon-neutral fact burning wood can actually increase carbon_dioxide emissions make even harder us reach climate-neutrality goals mid-century instead efficient use wood making products carbon-neutral carbon-positive products store carbon entire lifetime estonia appreciate every fourth wooden house exported globally made estonians climate_change environmental degradation area need share collective responsibility battle climate
EST 2019 964 964 goals mid-century instead efficient use wood making products carbon-neutral carbon-positive products store carbon entire lifetime estonia appreciate every fourth wooden house exported globally made estonians climate_change environmental degradation area need share collective responsibility battle side way can win one good example past collective efforts paid back agreed protect ozone layer phasing climate
ETH 2019 4 4 facing unprecedented challenges climate_change real poses real threat progress even survival forcing us shift resources away development threats global peace security multiplying geopolitical trade tensions arms races proliferation weapons climate
ETH 2019 582 582 donors live commitments target deliver aid effectively country million people perpetually affected climate-induced drought high time act urgently decisively ethiopia agreed co-lead energy transition workstream climate_action summit ethiopia working afforestation 10-year forest-sector development programme master plan promote sustainable productive forestry green economic growth includes plans plant billion seedlings within year half climate
ETH 2019 860 860 always said combined efforts nile basin option necessity win-win cooperation successful mutual interdependence among nile basin countries fully committed implementing agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change experience know maintaining peace security reducing poverty achieving prosperity attainable world resources capabilities capacity preserve planet time truly running must accelerate processes implement deliver commitments climate
EU 2019 242 242 ice walls greenland melting glaciers pamir mountains tajikistan just discussed crisis amazonia done past decades unfortunately limited results fast approaching point beyond will able mitigate climate_change rather reverse european union will continue everything possible confront threat europe showing leadership implementing paris agreement hope win race become world’s first carbon-neutral continent alone climate
EU 2019 265 265 able mitigate climate_change rather reverse european union will continue everything possible confront threat europe showing leadership implementing paris agreement hope win race become world’s first carbon-neutral continent alone eu member states spent f billion helping developing countries tackle adapt climate_change however natural environment man requires protection oceans air forests also truth climate
EU 2019 279 279 showing leadership implementing paris agreement hope win race become world’s first carbon-neutral continent alone eu member states spent f billion helping developing countries tackle adapt climate_change however natural environment man requires protection oceans air forests also truth public life freedom rule law international solidarity protect truth enough accuse others promoting fake climate
FIN 2019 105 105 cycle needs broken first let begin trust sustainable future crucial questions concerning trust heart two major summits new york week one sustainable development general another climate_action particular headings already framework transformation need yet despite joint commitment agenda sustainable development paris agreement results far meagre recent reports show nearly track achieve goals climate
FIN 2019 160 160 promises matters magnitude will inevitably erode trust trust citizens leaders sure also trust among generations collective trust common future nothing less fate planet stake yesterday’s climate_action summit secretary-general asked us come plan speech indeed good plan already concrete speech beginning order build trust common future really need results deeds just promises climate
FIN 2019 203 203 common future really need results deeds just promises action just targets pressing need action applies sustainable development goals sdgs still goal take urgent action combat climate_change impacts stands urgent rapidly growing impact climate_change also makes achieving sdgs difficult scientific evidence climate_change long clear longer just question future climate_change already form melting climate
FIN 2019 210 210 promises action just targets pressing need action applies sustainable development goals sdgs still goal take urgent action combat climate_change impacts stands urgent rapidly growing impact climate_change also makes achieving sdgs difficult scientific evidence climate_change long clear longer just question future climate_change already form melting glaciers large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across climate
FIN 2019 218 218 sustainable development goals sdgs still goal take urgent action combat climate_change impacts stands urgent rapidly growing impact climate_change also makes achieving sdgs difficult scientific evidence climate_change long clear longer just question future climate_change already form melting glaciers large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across globe arctic amazon even able end carbon_dioxide emissions climate
FIN 2019 225 225 urgent action combat climate_change impacts stands urgent rapidly growing impact climate_change also makes achieving sdgs difficult scientific evidence climate_change long clear longer just question future climate_change already form melting glaciers large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across globe arctic amazon even able end carbon_dioxide emissions tomorrow live decades come climate_change already caused climate
FIN 2019 233 233 growing impact climate_change also makes achieving sdgs difficult scientific evidence climate_change long clear longer just question future climate_change already form melting glaciers large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across globe arctic amazon even able end carbon_dioxide emissions tomorrow live decades come climate_change already caused longer able completely avoid climate_crisis also achieve concrete climate
FIN 2019 242 242 evidence climate_change long clear longer just question future climate_change already form melting glaciers large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across globe arctic amazon even able end carbon_dioxide emissions tomorrow live decades come climate_change already caused longer able completely avoid climate_crisis also achieve concrete results adapting inevitable although distract us can prevent damage climate
FIN 2019 248 248 question future climate_change already form melting glaciers large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across globe arctic amazon even able end carbon_dioxide emissions tomorrow live decades come climate_change already caused longer able completely avoid climate_crisis also achieve concrete results adapting inevitable although distract us can prevent damage accelerate efforts reduce emissions increase carbon climate
FIN 2019 255 255 large-scale forest fires extreme_weather events across globe arctic amazon even able end carbon_dioxide emissions tomorrow live decades come climate_change already caused longer able completely avoid climate_crisis also achieve concrete results adapting inevitable although distract us can prevent damage accelerate efforts reduce emissions increase carbon sinks afford wait others move first climate_crisis climate
FIN 2019 280 280 climate_crisis also achieve concrete results adapting inevitable although distract us can prevent damage accelerate efforts reduce emissions increase carbon sinks afford wait others move first climate_crisis calls leaders just followers finland recently set new climate targets finnish government committed achieving carbon_neutrality carbon negative soon already decided ban use coal energy will climate
FIN 2019 295 295 reduce emissions increase carbon sinks afford wait others move first climate_crisis calls leaders just followers finland recently set new climate targets finnish government committed achieving carbon_neutrality carbon negative soon already decided ban use coal energy will stop using fossil fuel heating rightly proud targets targets just beginning verifiable results matter concrete climate
FIN 2019 338 338 targets targets just beginning verifiable results matter concrete deeds serve credible example others like draw assembly’s attention one example finland chile co-chairing coalition finance ministers climate_action helsinki principles coalition driving systematic change need concrete deeds powerful tools finance ministers taxation budgeting public investment procurement instruments work climate_action prospects carbon-neutral world much climate
FIN 2019 359 359 co-chairing coalition finance ministers climate_action helsinki principles coalition driving systematic change need concrete deeds powerful tools finance ministers taxation budgeting public investment procurement instruments work climate_action prospects carbon-neutral world much better now committed members coalition warmly welcome new ones secondly want raise issue trust institutions seen rapidly trust evaporated recent years climate
FIN 2019 361 361 finance ministers climate_action helsinki principles coalition driving systematic change need concrete deeds powerful tools finance ministers taxation budgeting public investment procurement instruments work climate_action prospects carbon-neutral world much better now committed members coalition warmly welcome new ones secondly want raise issue trust institutions seen rapidly trust evaporated recent years whole concept climate
FJI 2019 99 99 goading us national leaders use power influence look beyond narrow political objectives think broadly world will inherit hours ago world’s leading climate scientists intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc issued report adds new dimension horror world children grandchildren will inherit warn global_warming turning seas huge potential threat humankind reporting global average sea levels climate
FJI 2019 113 113 world will inherit hours ago world’s leading climate scientists intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc issued report adds new dimension horror world children grandchildren will inherit warn global_warming turning seas huge potential threat humankind reporting global average sea levels rise metres worst-case warming scenario rise centimetres previous ipcc projections larger ice loss now climate
FJI 2019 183 183 climate relocation displaced peoples trust fund communities infrastructure launched monday night new york urge everyone read report top minds scientific fields tell anyone living denial climate_emergency sit apex certain governments following readily listen scientists take heed best research available every field human endeavour refuse listen scientists climate_change one youngest climate warriors climate
FJI 2019 204 204 tell anyone living denial climate_emergency sit apex certain governments following readily listen scientists take heed best research available every field human endeavour refuse listen scientists climate_change one youngest climate warriors timoci naulusala makes case far better ever watched village ripped pieces cyclone winston now demanding world act spare young people suffering climate
FJI 2019 306 306 every nation role play industrial nations economic capacity advanced technical know-how lead world victory struggle defeat option ask come new york week fresh plans tackle climate_crisis came merely curiosity observe please examine evidence facts sake children grandchildren face responsibility lead stave catastrophe alternative commit net_zero carbon_emissions alternative cap average global temperature climate
FJI 2019 325 325 new york week fresh plans tackle climate_crisis came merely curiosity observe please examine evidence facts sake children grandchildren face responsibility lead stave catastrophe alternative commit net_zero carbon_emissions alternative cap average global temperature c pre-industrial age preferably even lower even c warming entire species made extinct coral reefs dying alternative rapidly scale climate
FJI 2019 326 326 york week fresh plans tackle climate_crisis came merely curiosity observe please examine evidence facts sake children grandchildren face responsibility lead stave catastrophe alternative commit net_zero carbon_emissions alternative cap average global temperature c pre-industrial age preferably even lower even c warming entire species made extinct coral reefs dying alternative rapidly scale use climate
FJI 2019 331 331 climate_crisis came merely curiosity observe please examine evidence facts sake children grandchildren face responsibility lead stave catastrophe alternative commit net_zero carbon_emissions alternative cap average global temperature c pre-industrial age preferably even lower even c warming entire species made extinct coral reefs dying alternative rapidly scale use fossil fuels rapidly scale development climate
FJI 2019 357 357 c pre-industrial age preferably even lower even c warming entire species made extinct coral reefs dying alternative rapidly scale use fossil fuels rapidly scale development renewable_energy alternative rapidly phase use coal coal mines coal-powered electricity unless stop burning coal hope achieving net_zero emissions years time must put oceans heart process united climate
FJI 2019 373 373 alternative rapidly scale use fossil fuels rapidly scale development renewable_energy alternative rapidly phase use coal coal mines coal-powered electricity unless stop burning coal hope achieving net_zero emissions years time must put oceans heart process united nations framework convention climate_change twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop blue cop climate
FJI 2019 386 386 use coal coal mines coal-powered electricity unless stop burning coal hope achieving net_zero emissions years time must put oceans heart process united nations framework convention climate_change twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop blue cop chile december stable climate without healthy ocean message people especially young fijians hear climate
FJI 2019 395 395 coal hope achieving net_zero emissions years time must put oceans heart process united nations framework convention climate_change twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop blue cop chile december stable climate without healthy ocean message people especially young fijians hear nation government everything can get world confront climate threat climate
FJI 2019 453 453 survival everything hold dear precious surroundings culture traditions order protect dreams aspirations every fijian hopes children small fiji will fight will continue voice climate ambition climate_action will continue advance case great forums world behalf fijians pacific islanders climate-vulnerable everywhere week fiji answered call secretary-general come new york increased ambition reduce emissions climate
FJI 2019 497 497 come new york increased ambition reduce emissions amount per cent total global emissions will submitting revised nationally determined contribution next year will include commitment achieving net_zero emissions leadership leading example lecturing others expecting shoulder burden alone cop first time fiji demonstrated leadership world four decades served world contribution united nations peacekeeping climate
FJI 2019 634 634 electric buses higher fuel standards sea working pacific neighbours convert shipping fleets diesel hybrid make efficient working protect vulnerable coastline coastal communities towns rising waters extreme_weather events including global gateway nadi working ensure disaster strikes cyclone winston three years ago costing us one-third gross domestic product hours access appropriately packaged insurance climate
FJI 2019 693 693 private sources climate adaptation bringing solar power communities national grid first projects vio island will start programme hope can replicated throughout pacific working secure infrastructure extreme_weather events putting power lines underground raising roads along shores already threatened rising seas started building back better cyclone winston will continue build back better homes climate
FJI 2019 811 811 imaginations people encourage protect trees mangroves coral will natural value will worth serious dollars cents fiji also becoming one first countries enshrine implementation paris agreement climate_change strands climate campaign new national law climate_change act gives us legal tool need place climate_action ambition centre national life enacted parliament within next months decisions climate
FJI 2019 818 818 will natural value will worth serious dollars cents fiji also becoming one first countries enshrine implementation paris agreement climate_change strands climate campaign new national law climate_change act gives us legal tool need place climate_action ambition centre national life enacted parliament within next months decisions government private sector will factor climate_change laws climate
FJI 2019 826 826 fiji also becoming one first countries enshrine implementation paris agreement climate_change strands climate campaign new national law climate_change act gives us legal tool need place climate_action ambition centre national life enacted parliament within next months decisions government private sector will factor climate_change laws will amended fall line act draft legislation now climate
FJI 2019 842 842 law climate_change act gives us legal tool need place climate_action ambition centre national life enacted parliament within next months decisions government private sector will factor climate_change laws will amended fall line act draft legislation now online public feedback fijian government’s website ground-breaking something countries can emulate state-of- the-art nationally determined contribution climate
FJI 2019 1031 1031 jobs harnessing might multilateralism deeper partnerships leadership within financial institutions development organizations fiji’s willingness give time energy answering critical global calls action whether peacekeeping addressing climate_change preserving oceans earned us unprecedented respect reason achievements ultimately possible government united country empowered people given sense purpose will permit seek divide us take fiji climate
FRA 2019 31 31 chosen important theme climate met subject yesterday impatience expressed everywhere everything world around us least many things lead us pessimistic meeting expectations objectives set fight global_warming fight biodiversity many tensions unprecedented level parts world take example happened recently gulf challenges many friends hall confronting friends sahel particular whose friendly faces see climate
FRA 2019 129 129 everything need meet challenges everything new way first knowledge never history world science brought together way able describe challenges face provide means address intergovernmental panel climate_change intergovernmental science-policy platform biodiversity ecosystem services point building upon technological revolutions described thus every year know little bit funding lacking across globe unrivalled capacity innovation climate
FRA 2019 894 894 without cooperation cooperation must however produce concrete results engage new actors demonstrated effectiveness robust contemporary multilateralism believe achieved issue climate american decision withdraw paris agreement climate_change launched one planet summit together united nations world bank allowed us maintain cohesion engage new actors investors companies saw yesterday summit organized united nations must climate
FRA 2019 1163 1163 new forms inequality inequalities opportunity gender well access education poorest regions access health care necessary treatments climate comes vulnerable countries poorest regions hit even harder global_warming increasing scarcity biodiversity subjects presented proposed g-7 agenda last year desire place fight inequality core like briefly comment believe can collectively contribute subject order response climate
FRA 2019 1568 1568 basically given impatient young people boilerplate response give opportunity express tell can hear great often go just will hold welcome commitment secretary- general say fight climate_change biodiversity loss must undertake even stronger action fundamentally change collective organization system seek offset rather correct change investors companies societies first must broaden ambitions crucial climate
FRA 2019 1632 1632 necessary decisions regard particularly carbon taxation real higher minimum price border taxation convinced partners follow agenda courageous decisions needed time now need engage countries broadly carbon_neutrality strategy several joined coalition president piñera echenique just presented assembly must continue convince stakeholders participate essential strategy india just expressed willingness join agenda coalition aware climate
FRA 2019 1661 1661 coalition president piñera echenique just presented assembly must continue convince stakeholders participate essential strategy india just expressed willingness join agenda coalition aware china’s proactive approach climate_change important recent years know together commit carbon_neutrality can make significant difference achieving objectives twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held chile twenty-sixth climate
FRA 2019 1668 1668 must continue convince stakeholders participate essential strategy india just expressed willingness join agenda coalition aware china’s proactive approach climate_change important recent years know together commit carbon_neutrality can make significant difference achieving objectives twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held chile twenty-sixth session held europe will defining events secondly climate
FRA 2019 1683 1683 china’s proactive approach climate_change important recent years know together commit carbon_neutrality can make significant difference achieving objectives twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held chile twenty-sixth session held europe will defining events secondly must bring agendas actions back line said yesterday claim everything perfectly well call calm continue climate
FRA 2019 1764 1764 facilities developing countries continue day export financing projects various countries financed developed countries consist launching new polluting structures telling developing countries poorest countries many words climate_change can go polluting everything’s fine inconsistent irresponsible let us honest must commit development banks began sunday towards reorientation financing towards renewable energies everywhere africa asia climate
FRA 2019 1953 1953 practice preach comes commercial policies climate agendas will never achieve will take years must start now two climate-related topics wish underscore concluding want succeed war climate_change must look save forests oceans two battles essential reduce carbon_dioxide emissions preserve biodiversity balance currently losing battle two global issues yesterday believe commitment demonstrated marked climate
FRA 2019 1963 1963 will take years must start now two climate-related topics wish underscore concluding want succeed war climate_change must look save forests oceans two battles essential reduce carbon_dioxide emissions preserve biodiversity balance currently losing battle two global issues yesterday believe commitment demonstrated marked important step forward defending amazon rainforest african forest primary forest climate
FRA 2019 2026 2026 norway joined major countries international organizations non-governmental organizations majority countries affected amazonia speak diplomatically encourage wish join fight join need move forward time united nations climate_change conference takes place santiago will met extremely effective pragmatic criteria invest closely ground find useful solutions promote reforestation biodiversity agroecology protection economic development projects concerning climate
FRA 2019 2066 2066 useful solutions promote reforestation biodiversity agroecology protection economic development projects concerning amazonia african forest congo basin will promote economic development forest preservation thus fight biodiversity global_warming fight biodiversity will focus major meetings international union conservation nature world conservation congress france 15th meeting conference parties convention biological diversity beijing need clear actions climate
FRA 2019 2097 2097 meetings international union conservation nature world conservation congress france 15th meeting conference parties convention biological diversity beijing need clear actions taken comes oceans intergovernmental panel climate_change report global_warming c utterly devastating confronted naked stubborn truth losing battle recent g-7 summit biarritz began building coalitions major transporters committed reducing speeds just beginning climate
FRA 2019 2099 2099 union conservation nature world conservation congress france 15th meeting conference parties convention biological diversity beijing need clear actions taken comes oceans intergovernmental panel climate_change report global_warming c utterly devastating confronted naked stubborn truth losing battle recent g-7 summit biarritz began building coalitions major transporters committed reducing speeds just beginning far won climate
FRA 2019 2387 2387 responsibility broadly believe courage will return case believe choice must work together grammars changed doubt complex past certainly engage us know comes security inequality health climate_change will accountable longer believe easy way pessimism longer believe division believe ability propose ideas reflect act together build agenda reconciliation will enable everyone everywhere see climate
FSM 2019 23 23 like congratulate president mr tijjani muhammad-bande nigeria election lead general assembly session also thank secretary-general antonio guterres pivotal role galvanizing world fight climate_change addressing challenges global community distinct honour special pleasure addressing assembly behalf people federated states micronesia bring warm greetings sovereign state country greatly values opportunity able climate
FSM 2019 214 214 beings resolve committed global unity united nations appeal everyone show united response challenges know years passed since adoption kyoto protocol four since adoption paris agreement climate_change agreements appeal strongly us small island developing states sids matter common sense survival us climate_change far-reaching effects threats future small island developing states intolerable us climate
FSM 2019 229 229 passed since adoption kyoto protocol four since adoption paris agreement climate_change agreements appeal strongly us small island developing states sids matter common sense survival us climate_change far-reaching effects threats future small island developing states intolerable us low-lying atolls coastal areas across pacific living reality climate_change reality become nightmare chorus appeals pleas climate
FSM 2019 248 248 sids matter common sense survival us climate_change far-reaching effects threats future small island developing states intolerable us low-lying atolls coastal areas across pacific living reality climate_change reality become nightmare chorus appeals pleas rostrum particularly leaders small island developing states demonstrates extent peoples front lines climate_change alarmed impact planet fate present future climate
FSM 2019 267 267 coastal areas across pacific living reality climate_change reality become nightmare chorus appeals pleas rostrum particularly leaders small island developing states demonstrates extent peoples front lines climate_change alarmed impact planet fate present future generations believe actions speak louder words told citizens actions today critical country’s prosperity tomorrow way world’s actions today critical climate
FSM 2019 296 296 fate present future generations believe actions speak louder words told citizens actions today critical country’s prosperity tomorrow way world’s actions today critical global prosperity tomorrow climate_change real must take necessary action ensure survival micronesia addressing existential threat climate_change want point impossible tackle without protecting ocean world’s largest carbon sink partnered blue climate
FSM 2019 308 308 today critical country’s prosperity tomorrow way world’s actions today critical global prosperity tomorrow climate_change real must take necessary action ensure survival micronesia addressing existential threat climate_change want point impossible tackle without protecting ocean world’s largest carbon sink partnered blue prosperity coalition create comprehensive climate-smart marine spatial plan exclusive economic zone partnership climate
FSM 2019 399 399 conservancy initiative implements electronic monitoring tuna fisheries reach goal per cent transparency coverage years ago micronesia enacted national law made mandatory sectors national government mainstream climate_change policies action plans ongoing mainstreaming effort first pacific island countries underscores commitment addressing climate_change aspects one consequences extensive solarization begun various public economic sectors throughout climate
FSM 2019 413 413 ago micronesia enacted national law made mandatory sectors national government mainstream climate_change policies action plans ongoing mainstreaming effort first pacific island countries underscores commitment addressing climate_change aspects one consequences extensive solarization begun various public economic sectors throughout micronesia additionally micronesia championed negotiation adoption kigali amendment montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer climate
FSM 2019 452 452 micronesia championed negotiation adoption kigali amendment montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons scientists tell us implementation amendment lead preventing much c global_warming crucial light recent findings global_warming c special report intergovernmental panel climate_change amendment entered force january encourage international community put crucial component fight climate_change action moreover climate
FSM 2019 457 457 amendment montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons scientists tell us implementation amendment lead preventing much c global_warming crucial light recent findings global_warming c special report intergovernmental panel climate_change amendment entered force january encourage international community put crucial component fight climate_change action moreover state legislation putting place ban climate
FSM 2019 463 463 layer phase production consumption hydrofluorocarbons scientists tell us implementation amendment lead preventing much c global_warming crucial light recent findings global_warming c special report intergovernmental panel climate_change amendment entered force january encourage international community put crucial component fight climate_change action moreover state legislation putting place ban forms plastic thereby reducing carbon footprint climate
FSM 2019 475 475 much c global_warming crucial light recent findings global_warming c special report intergovernmental panel climate_change amendment entered force january encourage international community put crucial component fight climate_change action moreover state legislation putting place ban forms plastic thereby reducing carbon footprint proposed national bill aimed banning imported plastics country-wide scale micronesia also process climate
FSM 2019 505 505 putting place ban forms plastic thereby reducing carbon footprint proposed national bill aimed banning imported plastics country-wide scale micronesia also process updating nationally determined contribution greenhouse-gas reduction submission next year just initiatives country engaged take action today world’s environmental prosperity tomorrow encourage partners join us efforts including providing necessary support urge climate
FSM 2019 541 541 today world’s environmental prosperity tomorrow encourage partners join us efforts including providing necessary support urge united nations system including perhaps importantly security council step address climate_change integral part work council must transcend traditional mandates address security implications climate_change single greatest security issue facing world present affects every one us general assembly climate
FSM 2019 553 553 necessary support urge united nations system including perhaps importantly security council step address climate_change integral part work council must transcend traditional mandates address security implications climate_change single greatest security issue facing world present affects every one us general assembly recently adopted resolution calling greater support cooperation pacific island countries want take climate
FSM 2019 593 593 adopted resolution calling greater support cooperation pacific island countries want take step united nations formed prevent onslaught possible third world war man-made calamity presently war climate_change war humankind can win first acknowledge existential threat poses security council treats fact security threat must radical combating climate_change may difficult us painful make transition climate
FSM 2019 612 612 world war man-made calamity presently war climate_change war humankind can win first acknowledge existential threat poses security council treats fact security threat must radical combating climate_change may difficult us painful make transition one lifestyle another owe future generations across globe protesting outside streets young people joined secretary-general climate_action summit people depend climate
FSM 2019 634 634 must radical combating climate_change may difficult us painful make transition one lifestyle another owe future generations across globe protesting outside streets young people joined secretary-general climate_action summit people depend us genuinely legitimately speak must done recent united states department defense report stated effects climate_change national security issue potential effects department’s missions climate
FSM 2019 652 652 protesting outside streets young people joined secretary-general climate_action summit people depend us genuinely legitimately speak must done recent united states department defense report stated effects climate_change national security issue potential effects department’s missions operational plans installations united states provides overall defence vast airspace ocean space freely associated states micronesia palau marshall climate
FSM 2019 698 698 associated states micronesia palau marshall islands united states australia japan collectively provide overall peace safety freedom navigation indo-pacific region greater security issue blue pacific continent climate_change existential threat countries one immune climate_change even developed countries example united states order adapt minimize adverse effects climate_change united states invested billions dollars coastal areas climate
FSM 2019 704 704 united states australia japan collectively provide overall peace safety freedom navigation indo-pacific region greater security issue blue pacific continent climate_change existential threat countries one immune climate_change even developed countries example united states order adapt minimize adverse effects climate_change united states invested billions dollars coastal areas florida california new york hawaii name climate
FSM 2019 716 716 region greater security issue blue pacific continent climate_change existential threat countries one immune climate_change even developed countries example united states order adapt minimize adverse effects climate_change united states invested billions dollars coastal areas florida california new york hawaii name large countries vulnerable faith willingness citizens united states keep pushing government embrace climate
FSM 2019 742 742 united states invested billions dollars coastal areas florida california new york hawaii name large countries vulnerable faith willingness citizens united states keep pushing government embrace renewable_energy become sympathetic blue pacific narrative encourage united states leading developed countries champion fight climate_change united states citizens true friends closest ally enduring relationship meeting presidents climate
FSM 2019 756 756 countries vulnerable faith willingness citizens united states keep pushing government embrace renewable_energy become sympathetic blue pacific narrative encourage united states leading developed countries champion fight climate_change united states citizens true friends closest ally enduring relationship meeting presidents micronesia palau marshall islands president trump may secretary state pompeo’s visit federated states micronesia climate
FSM 2019 848 848 can respond effectively new challenges new era must work together reform time come reform move forward gather united nations truly regrettable witnessing far-reaching apocalyptic effects climate_change recent devastation inflicted hurricane sister small island developing state bahamas lends credence small island developing states warned many years clear ambitious actions climate member states climate
FSM 2019 922 922 personal appreciation secretary-general guterres visit pacific region year second secretary-general visit pacific small island developing states nearly 75-year history united nations momentous visit put spotlight climate_crisis deepening threats ocean also commend leading climate_action summit raise ambitions increase action climate issue front centre small island developing states indeed entire world climate disaster climate
FSM 2019 929 929 year second secretary-general visit pacific small island developing states nearly 75-year history united nations momentous visit put spotlight climate_crisis deepening threats ocean also commend leading climate_action summit raise ambitions increase action climate issue front centre small island developing states indeed entire world climate disaster crisis emergency threat whatever one chooses call climate
FSM 2019 994 994 will perish beyond significant importance close cooperation development partners also complementary significant steps engaging south-south cooperation order fully realize implement sustainable development goals including regard climate_change ocean big-ocean state micronesia commands major part pacific ocean delineated maritime zones according united nations convention law sea travesty however maritime zones right challenged reduced climate
FSM 2019 1346 1346 secretary-general foresight considering micronesia region deserves greater focus need united nations can meet challenges twenty-first century dedicated acting bold decisions order tackle security threats posed climate_change eradicating poverty resolving armed conflicts leading poor poverty bringing sustainable development short united nations leaves one behind final analysis success united nations rests collective will climate
GAB 2019 78 78 secretary-general mr antonio guterres scale reforms undertaken committed order render organization efficient able address challenges facing world today session held time world suffering terrible effects climate_change devastation cyclones idai kenneth southern africa recently hurricane dorian bahamas east coast united states mention recent cases remain tragedy grim memory demonstrates extreme vulnerability planet climate
GAB 2019 107 107 kenneth southern africa recently hurricane dorian bahamas east coast united states mention recent cases remain tragedy grim memory demonstrates extreme vulnerability planet unprecedented scale evidence climate_change people mozambique malawi zimbabwe struggle recover dreadful damage trauma destructive disasters conscience must recall need urgency act together threat one immune saying mind pay tribute climate
GAB 2019 161 161 jacques chirac just departed us used aptly say house burning looking elsewhere theme discussions particularly relevant topical can galvanize multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion international context multilateralism tested ever terrorism violent extremism continue spread death fear insecurity many parts world context famine malnutrition endemic diseases social exclusion prevail climate
GAB 2019 306 306 lasting peace greater justice respect human dignity four years since adoption agenda sustainable development resolution followed signing paris agreement yet note regret limited results combating climate_change remain well expectations worse still actors continue clearly doubt relevance climate_change operate contradictory dynamic despite distressing observation must wait longer translate various commitments concrete action climate
GAB 2019 317 317 agenda sustainable development resolution followed signing paris agreement yet note regret limited results combating climate_change remain well expectations worse still actors continue clearly doubt relevance climate_change operate contradictory dynamic despite distressing observation must wait longer translate various commitments concrete action accelerate pace implementation now ever time measure progress made understand difficulties climate
GAB 2019 447 447 countries towards effective implementation sustainable development goals see pv therefore urgent meet commitments made towards developing countries particularly areas clean technology transfer improving people’s access renewable_energy accelerate transition traditional polluting industry low-carbon environmentally friendly one light requirement welcome recent convening climate_action summit commending interest amount pledges made line aspirations needs now climate
GAB 2019 462 462 developing countries particularly areas clean technology transfer improving people’s access renewable_energy accelerate transition traditional polluting industry low-carbon environmentally friendly one light requirement welcome recent convening climate_action summit commending interest amount pledges made line aspirations needs now us go beyond solemn commitments formal announcements realize developed projects order protect biodiversity similarly essential climate
GAB 2019 537 537 assume common differentiated responsibilities line respective contributions determine governance model incorporates regional parity participation stakeholders also enhances consistency among key bodies dedicated protecting environment gabon climate_change action based three pillars namely improving living conditions implementing climate adaptation projects protecting biodiversity bold choice view scale challenges already earned country’s recognition development partners climate
GBR 2019 692 692 millions people without bank accounts can now transfer money using simple app can buy solar energy leap one transaction electricity green power new advances making renewable_energy ever cheaper aiding common struggle climate_change understanding natural world transformed genome sequencing discovery essence life secret genetic code animates spirit every living allows medical breakthroughs climate
GBR 2019 698 698 now transfer money using simple app can buy solar energy leap one transaction electricity green power new advances making renewable_energy ever cheaper aiding common struggle climate_change understanding natural world transformed genome sequencing discovery essence life secret genetic code animates spirit every living allows medical breakthroughs likes never known treatments tailored precise climate
GEO 2019 89 89 integral part region without peace global challenges will overcome also fully conscious destiny planet also destiny georgia like present faces global challenges confronting today’s world climate_change biodiversity loss universal accessible health education overcoming poverty unemployment inequalities sustainable development goals sdgs agenda sustainable development essential tackle challenges provide path towards radical transformation climate
GEO 2019 1248 1248 challenges overcome proud just two weeks ago announced launch centre paediatric oncology support united states agency international development hope project will basis international cooperation georgia climate_change clear us affects every individual every country already directly feeling effects understand responsibility act preserve planet children place live territories turned deserts flooded rising seas climate
GEO 2019 1285 1285 understand responsibility act preserve planet children place live territories turned deserts flooded rising seas destroyed hurricanes just witnessed fires georgia party united nations framework convention climate_change fully committed objectives convention endorses findings intergovernmental panel climate_change georgia therefore updated nationally determined contribution parallel elaboration climate_action plan 2021-2030 period ensuring greenhouse gas emissions climate
GEO 2019 1294 1294 turned deserts flooded rising seas destroyed hurricanes just witnessed fires georgia party united nations framework convention climate_change fully committed objectives convention endorses findings intergovernmental panel climate_change georgia therefore updated nationally determined contribution parallel elaboration climate_action plan 2021-2030 period ensuring greenhouse gas emissions will remain per cent level recorded climate_action summit demonstrated climate
GEO 2019 1303 1303 fires georgia party united nations framework convention climate_change fully committed objectives convention endorses findings intergovernmental panel climate_change georgia therefore updated nationally determined contribution parallel elaboration climate_action plan 2021-2030 period ensuring greenhouse gas emissions will remain per cent level recorded climate_action summit demonstrated momentum showed potential leap forward giving climate community ambitious climate
GEO 2019 1308 1308 framework convention climate_change fully committed objectives convention endorses findings intergovernmental panel climate_change georgia therefore updated nationally determined contribution parallel elaboration climate_action plan 2021-2030 period ensuring greenhouse gas emissions will remain per cent level recorded climate_action summit demonstrated momentum showed potential leap forward giving climate community ambitious measures implementing paris agreement georgia climate
GEO 2019 1317 1317 intergovernmental panel climate_change georgia therefore updated nationally determined contribution parallel elaboration climate_action plan 2021-2030 period ensuring greenhouse gas emissions will remain per cent level recorded climate_action summit demonstrated momentum showed potential leap forward giving climate community ambitious measures implementing paris agreement georgia like many small countries industries produce greenhouse gases like climate
GEO 2019 1340 1340 level recorded climate_action summit demonstrated momentum showed potential leap forward giving climate community ambitious measures implementing paris agreement georgia like many small countries industries produce greenhouse gases like state feeling impact adapting aim build climate-resilient georgia reduce climate-driven losses georgia today represents unique reservoir biodiversity fauna flora great number endemic species climate
GEO 2019 1385 1385 fauna flora great number endemic species conscious unique geographic situation unique biodiversity must preserved future planet therefore developing integrated climate policy process led interministerial committee climate_change putting place climate-friendly incentives energy sector well green-economy energy- efficiency policies prevention key true control weather nothing inevitable natural disasters helping local communities understand reduce climate
GHA 2019 632 632 activities endangering planet world enriched diversity cultures religions beliefs add spice lives scientific mathematical truths change space time well uphold truths now scientists spoken realities climate_change believe time direct energies can counteract danger end unnecessary arguments nature brutal year demonstrating us climate changing probably pushing world towards destruction devastation wreaked cyclone climate
GIN 2019 56 56 garces excellent work term will go history successful presidency unflagging energy effectiveness honour women live world replete challenges kinds inequality armed conflict terrorism violent extremism global_warming natural disasters intolerance phenomenon migration world just characterized greater solidarity always one aspirations first young revolutionary student later political activist time dream better world raison climate
GIN 2019 376 376 civil service agricultural sector women farmers trained improved agricultural production techniques measures naturally also benefit people disabilities encouraged participate active working life terms environment fight global_warming guinea committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent vast reforestation programme covering million hectares throughout guinea’s territory planned gender equality one government’s priorities addition ensuring parity climate
GIN 2019 380 380 women farmers trained improved agricultural production techniques measures naturally also benefit people disabilities encouraged participate active working life terms environment fight global_warming guinea committed reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent vast reforestation programme covering million hectares throughout guinea’s territory planned gender equality one government’s priorities addition ensuring parity school university enrolment well climate
GIN 2019 487 487 construction projects social housing road rail port infrastructure including establishment special economic zones will enable guinea finally become exporter finished products presidency african union african renewable_energy initiative arei launched twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change transformative initiative launched led africa designed accelerate intensify exploit continent’s immense potential renewable_energy climate
GIN 2019 499 499 zones will enable guinea finally become exporter finished products presidency african union african renewable_energy initiative arei launched twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change transformative initiative launched led africa designed accelerate intensify exploit continent’s immense potential renewable_energy resources sustainable development respect climate watchwords initiative despite great scepticism accompanied creation climate
GIN 2019 512 512 renewable_energy initiative arei launched twenty-first session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change transformative initiative launched led africa designed accelerate intensify exploit continent’s immense potential renewable_energy resources sustainable development respect climate watchwords initiative despite great scepticism accompanied creation arei general context become accustomed never fulfilling goals set today pleasure honour announce climate
GIN 2019 578 578 pleased inform assembly projects technical evaluation stage course approved will enable us provide clean energy millions households across every geographic regions world can therefore say renewable_energy initiative africa acting fight climate_change continent world better positioning africa participating world’s open trade networks two- thirds africans access electricity making appeal encourage solicit involvement climate
GIN 2019 583 583 evaluation stage course approved will enable us provide clean energy millions households across every geographic regions world can therefore say renewable_energy initiative africa acting fight climate_change continent world better positioning africa participating world’s open trade networks two- thirds africans access electricity making appeal encourage solicit involvement public private partners around world climate
GIN 2019 610 610 world better positioning africa participating world’s open trade networks two- thirds africans access electricity making appeal encourage solicit involvement public private partners around world invest renewable_energy sector africa will enable continent use resources efficiently make life enjoyable attractive young people can finally see emigration choice unavoidable constraint africa wins world wins climate
GMB 2019 160 160 around world mourn demise colossus human commit government people preserving celebrating enduring legacy theme president chosen general debate galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion indeed relevant times light multiplicity challenges facing international community today afford enormous cost associated weak multilateral institutions inadequate multilateral action country can single-handedly solve climate
GMB 2019 190 190 light multiplicity challenges facing international community today afford enormous cost associated weak multilateral institutions inadequate multilateral action country can single-handedly solve challenges global inequality terrorism climate_change us coming developing world strongly support work multilateral institutions efforts geared towards finding collective solutions development security needs developing countries us special situations require special climate
GMB 2019 1235 1235 rhetoric foreigners world remain silent migrants deserve protection support needs done multilateral level address threats hope will done implement global compact safe orderly regular migration extreme_weather events increasing desertification deforestation rising sea levels irreparable loss biological diversity serve wake-up call climate_change real already upon us will continue empty rhetoric continue look climate
GMB 2019 1250 1250 hope will done implement global compact safe orderly regular migration extreme_weather events increasing desertification deforestation rising sea levels irreparable loss biological diversity serve wake-up call climate_change real already upon us will continue empty rhetoric continue look way nothing will take stronger bolder steps address will continue take weak half-hearted measures take climate
GMB 2019 1280 1280 will continue empty rhetoric continue look way nothing will take stronger bolder steps address will continue take weak half-hearted measures take us near c target climate_action summit held monday provided world major opportunity member states demonstrate true commitment taking critical action will make difference gambia committed already taking action implement paris climate
GMB 2019 1307 1307 held monday provided world major opportunity member states demonstrate true commitment taking critical action will make difference gambia committed already taking action implement paris agreement climate_change expect nations small big demonstrate commitment taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds climate
GMB 2019 1316 1316 true commitment taking critical action will make difference gambia committed already taking action implement paris agreement climate_change expect nations small big demonstrate commitment taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lack health coverage national climate
GMB 2019 1326 1326 already taking action implement paris agreement climate_change expect nations small big demonstrate commitment taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lack health coverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal climate
GMB 2019 1330 1330 paris agreement climate_change expect nations small big demonstrate commitment taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lack health coverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal health coverage reason gambia climate
GNB 2019 85 85 conflicts twentieth century taking particular relevance rising threats posed nationalist policies opposed multilateralism values organization therefore commend everyone pertinence theme chosen debate session indeed threats climate_change terrorism transnational organized crime armed conflicts ravaging many places throughout world will checked eventually overcome joint efforts states within framework united nations national special-group interests climate
GNB 2019 847 847 place without disruption sustainable development goals sdgs new global development paradigm established must rooted peoples specific cultures realities draw inspiration lessons millennium development goals respect climate_change guinea-bissau coastal country archipelago low-lying coastal area meters sea level average makes country highly vulnerable effects climate_change despite challenges country faced holistic approach international commitments climate
GNB 2019 864 864 realities draw inspiration lessons millennium development goals respect climate_change guinea-bissau coastal country archipelago low-lying coastal area meters sea level average makes country highly vulnerable effects climate_change despite challenges country faced holistic approach international commitments pleased proud inform assembly approximately per cent national territory consists protected areas thus broadly surpassing goal sdgs climate
GNQ 2019 411 411 partnerships forged doubt achieving goals positive impact effectiveness peacekeeping operations financial contributions united nations vital perform important work agreed secretary-general convening summit subject important humankind climate_change session general assembly know climate_change poses clear threat safety preservation human species earth believe paris agreement climate_change essentially efficient solution threat global climate_change africa particular climate
GNQ 2019 416 416 positive impact effectiveness peacekeeping operations financial contributions united nations vital perform important work agreed secretary-general convening summit subject important humankind climate_change session general assembly know climate_change poses clear threat safety preservation human species earth believe paris agreement climate_change essentially efficient solution threat global climate_change africa particular deeply concerned negative effects climate_change climate
GNQ 2019 428 428 work agreed secretary-general convening summit subject important humankind climate_change session general assembly know climate_change poses clear threat safety preservation human species earth believe paris agreement climate_change essentially efficient solution threat global climate_change africa particular deeply concerned negative effects climate_change continent especially together causes armed conflicts leads forced displacement people concentrated major climate
GNQ 2019 434 434 important humankind climate_change session general assembly know climate_change poses clear threat safety preservation human species earth believe paris agreement climate_change essentially efficient solution threat global climate_change africa particular deeply concerned negative effects climate_change continent especially together causes armed conflicts leads forced displacement people concentrated major camps subjected inhumane conditions human tragedy climate
GNQ 2019 441 441 climate_change poses clear threat safety preservation human species earth believe paris agreement climate_change essentially efficient solution threat global climate_change africa particular deeply concerned negative effects climate_change continent especially together causes armed conflicts leads forced displacement people concentrated major camps subjected inhumane conditions human tragedy mr obiang nguema mbasogo president republic equatorial climate
GNQ 2019 475 475 displacement people concentrated major camps subjected inhumane conditions human tragedy mr obiang nguema mbasogo president republic equatorial guinea witnessed visit refugee camp near assosa ethiopia climate_change leads destruction africa’s meagre infrastructure decline agricultural production high food prices rising sea levels declining water resources reduced livelihoods people living coast increase number conflicts climate
GNQ 2019 533 533 show now millions internally displaced persons africa situation along aforementioned problems addressed international level particularly given general assembly mentioned need strengthen multilateral efforts address effects climate_change poverty sustainable development although republic equatorial guinea peace-loving nation remain target threats attempts destabilize country overthrowing legitimate authorities order seize natural resources wealth belong people climate
GRC 2019 263 263 prevail absence development inclusive growth greece remains strongly committed implementation agenda sustainable development long-term vision climate-neutral european union economy achieve goals greek government made addressing climate_change core component agenda just defensive strategy protect forests wildfires beaches erosion rising sea levels leveraging unique natural environment cultural heritage comparative advantage will lead new climate
GRC 2019 332 332 country end will close lignite power plants end will press forward initiatives protect intangible cultural heritage impact adverse climate conditions will follow international summit impact climate_change cultural heritage took place athens june calling high-level meeting next year continue expand work begun athens conference greece sustainable development prosperity also linked effective management climate
GRD 2019 78 78 commend secretary-general antonio guterres leadership united nations interest understanding unique development challenges facing small island developing states sids also applaud secretary-general’s unrelenting efforts address scourge climate_change global poverty eradication agenda commend unrelenting efforts securing education promoting total inclusion leaving one behind allow congratulate fellow caribbean community caricom member state saint vincent climate
GRD 2019 195 195 caribbean treaty prohibition nuclear weapons lest forget raison d’etre body essentially solve world’s problems multilateral efforts issues now face eradicating poverty providing quality education taking climate_action problems solved individual member states efforts must collective focused strategic achieve meaningful progress benefit peoples small island developing states navigate development agenda much broader context climate
GRD 2019 227 227 must collective focused strategic achieve meaningful progress benefit peoples small island developing states navigate development agenda much broader context time facing challenges natural man-made phenomenon climate_change attendant exacerbating consequences increased frequency intense natural disasters real existential threats must confront daily regard extend profound solidarity government people bahamas hurricane dorian indeed unprecedented climate
GRD 2019 379 379 us creating sids foundation purpose will mobilize funding resources required finance adaptation manner impose fiscal stress fragile economies limited access ever-increasing competition climate development financing climate_change poverty challenges intensified foremost goal must aggressively pursue policies strategies will help us mitigate effects challenges especially little control time moving expeditiously implement long-term plans climate
GRD 2019 423 423 control time moving expeditiously implement long-term plans will help sustain societies therefore must focus national regional sustainable development plans programmes long-term low-carbon development strategies low greenhouse gas emissions strategies comprehensive disaster risk reduction risk management strategies firm view effective multilateralism based inclusive approach takes account needs countries way can address global climate
GRD 2019 451 451 strategies comprehensive disaster risk reduction risk management strategies firm view effective multilateralism based inclusive approach takes account needs countries way can address global challenges like climate_change poverty reduction clear strong relationship climate_change poverty vulnerable negatively impacted also ones contributed least problem context wish outline several grenada’s key initiatives plans programmes geared climate
GRD 2019 457 457 management strategies firm view effective multilateralism based inclusive approach takes account needs countries way can address global challenges like climate_change poverty reduction clear strong relationship climate_change poverty vulnerable negatively impacted also ones contributed least problem context wish outline several grenada’s key initiatives plans programmes geared addressing climate_change poverty eradication will also climate
GRD 2019 478 478 reduction clear strong relationship climate_change poverty vulnerable negatively impacted also ones contributed least problem context wish outline several grenada’s key initiatives plans programmes geared addressing climate_change poverty eradication will also objective sustainable development grenada’s case many accomplishments can proud including remarkable economic turnaround past five years economy remains strong growing per climate
GRD 2019 676 676 education employment especially among youth will serve improve education system reduce unemployment alleviate poverty fully support theme debate galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion therefore call united nations commit multilateral action aimed quality affordable education attempt create sustainable societies confronted certain global financial policies actions pose significant threats climate
GUY 2019 73 73 predecessor excellency maria fernanda espinosa garces prudent pragmatic stewardship general assembly seventy-third session time commend secretary-general antonio guterres continued sterling leadership organization including timely convening climate_action summit express thanks report work organization us offers intriguing insights achievements within last year equally significant undertakings still ahead context reflect increasingly challenging international situation climate
GUY 2019 251 251 foundation involvement every citizen sustaining low-carbon trajectory inclusive diversified climate-resilient growth low-lying coastal state guyana particularly vulnerable climate impacts indeed guyana understands well risks posed climate_change see daily evidence damage coastal zone frequency flooding hinterland areas extreme meteorological events guyana ranks high among countries vulnerable natural disasters compels urgency part institute climate
GUY 2019 296 296 natural disasters compels urgency part institute adaptation disaster-risk-reduction measures however beyond merely responding affected country guyana long committed exercising leadership pursuing actions help mitigate anthropogenic climate_change guyana established importance global environment services provided using natural resources paris agreement climate_change taken ambitious national action particularly partnership norway trust will continue resonate positively climate
GUY 2019 309 309 affected country guyana long committed exercising leadership pursuing actions help mitigate anthropogenic climate_change guyana established importance global environment services provided using natural resources paris agreement climate_change taken ambitious national action particularly partnership norway trust will continue resonate positively globally actions include creation greenhouse-gas inventory integration climate_change academic curricula green towns initiative climate
GUY 2019 326 326 environment services provided using natural resources paris agreement climate_change taken ambitious national action particularly partnership norway trust will continue resonate positively globally actions include creation greenhouse-gas inventory integration climate_change academic curricula green towns initiative science clear recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate climate
GUY 2019 329 329 using natural resources paris agreement climate_change taken ambitious national action particularly partnership norway trust will continue resonate positively globally actions include creation greenhouse-gas inventory integration climate_change academic curricula green towns initiative science clear recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate global_warming additional reductions climate
GUY 2019 341 341 norway trust will continue resonate positively globally actions include creation greenhouse-gas inventory integration climate_change academic curricula green towns initiative science clear recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate global_warming additional reductions now required slow reverse impacts climate_change take opportunity underscore existential threat posed climate
GUY 2019 345 345 resonate positively globally actions include creation greenhouse-gas inventory integration climate_change academic curricula green towns initiative science clear recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate global_warming additional reductions now required slow reverse impacts climate_change take opportunity underscore existential threat posed climate_change demands urgent effort climate
GUY 2019 352 352 inventory integration climate_change academic curricula green towns initiative science clear recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate global_warming additional reductions now required slow reverse impacts climate_change take opportunity underscore existential threat posed climate_change demands urgent effort actors therefore applaud fruitful discussions positive momentum climate
GUY 2019 360 360 science clear recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate global_warming additional reductions now required slow reverse impacts climate_change take opportunity underscore existential threat posed climate_change demands urgent effort actors therefore applaud fruitful discussions positive momentum generated climate_action summit held last monday experience shown climate
GUY 2019 367 367 reaffirmed agreed goals carbon_emissions set paris agreement sufficient slow rate global_warming additional reductions now required slow reverse impacts climate_change take opportunity underscore existential threat posed climate_change demands urgent effort actors therefore applaud fruitful discussions positive momentum generated climate_action summit held last monday experience shown whether combating climate impacts expanding economic benefits climate
GUY 2019 379 379 reductions now required slow reverse impacts climate_change take opportunity underscore existential threat posed climate_change demands urgent effort actors therefore applaud fruitful discussions positive momentum generated climate_action summit held last monday experience shown whether combating climate impacts expanding economic benefits consolidating democratic norms extreme vigilance required safeguard hard-earned cherished gains indeed must climate
HND 2019 627 627 now obtaining graduate degrees various specialties best universities world like touch upon important theme discussed morning one causes migration coffee crisis driven low prices effects climate_change honduras fifth largest coffee producer coffee production makes per cent gross domestic product coffee-bean harvest decreased per cent lost revenue amounting million past two years climate
HND 2019 749 749 even lose lives reality whoever needs proof whoever wishes experience phenomena need come central america honduras destructive rainfalls protracted droughts diseases plagues like never call climate_change climate_crisis germanwatch global climate risk index indicates honduras puerto rico myanmar three places world affected extreme climate events nevertheless neither honduras puerto rico myanmar among climate
HND 2019 750 750 lose lives reality whoever needs proof whoever wishes experience phenomena need come central america honduras destructive rainfalls protracted droughts diseases plagues like never call climate_change climate_crisis germanwatch global climate risk index indicates honduras puerto rico myanmar three places world affected extreme climate events nevertheless neither honduras puerto rico myanmar among greatest climate
HND 2019 838 838 decided wait country places water scarce provokes violence assembly take note wars fought oil future wars will fought water must wait happen honduras begun fight climate_change allocated national resources combat wait one decade ago green climate fund established great fanfare poor management bureaucracy makes access almost impossible country asked ugly joke climate
HND 2019 874 874 fund established great fanfare poor management bureaucracy makes access almost impossible country asked ugly joke also leave assembly’s conscience honduras promoting systems agricultural production adapted climate_change resources implementing new technologies establishing centres agricultural research innovation also building protected agricultural structures greenhouses intelligent irrigation systems water reservoirs addition leading reforestation initiatives creating climate
HND 2019 921 921 leading reforestation initiatives creating jobs encouraging young people children preserve forests fund efforts now never let us move words deeds must hold accountable truly responsible climate_change must put end organized crime youth gangs gangs drug traffickers undermine fundamental rights people must form common front order generate prosperity promote sustainable development must climate
HND 2019 950 950 organized crime youth gangs gangs drug traffickers undermine fundamental rights people must form common front order generate prosperity promote sustainable development must take action combat climate_change wish live wish survive climate
HRV 2019 48 48 exchanges ideas sets goals future unique forum human history believe must use coming months seventy-fifth birthday organization emphasize accomplishments global relevance spheres peace security development climate_action human rights humanitarian assistance also take bold leap forward reiterate commitments however time essence secretary-general antonio guterres said january t best-selling brand world today indeed climate
HRV 2019 121 121 incumbent upon us fearlessly use instruments disposal boldly think new ones advance nations planet right now incumbent upon us address greatest challenges globalized twenty-first century climate_change sustainable development migration terrorism weapons mass destruction new technologies prevent unfavourable scenarios harvest benefits mobilize states joint resources respond adequately emerging threats know answer time climate
HRV 2019 246 246 efforts revitalize united nations redouble efforts make building home true global leadership platform promotion development rules-based international order goals us poverty eradication quality education inclusion climate_action achieved without individual national efforts coupled common dedication action part croatia best fulfil goals set first combating poverty social exclusion reducing social inequalities secondly believe climate
HRV 2019 298 298 education key long-term social stability economic progress thirdly regard inclusion ultimate values constitutional order freedom parity gender equality respect human rights finally croatia dedicated fighting climate_change implementation innovative solutions will transform economy society remains committed efficient fulfilment obligations paris agreement just accession european union eu provided blueprint transformation governance economy society climate
HRV 2019 470 470 coastal environment protecting biodiversity ensuring sustainable use sea coastal areas croatia’s national ecological network covers per cent entire land area per cent marine area however climate_change pollution threaten natural resources delicate ecosystems adriatic sea continue neglect severe implications environment significant economic losses can expect future marine litter problem increasing concern threatens climate
HTI 2019 163 163 us sense responsibility solidarity pleased note session’s general debate strongly characterized hallmark promoting multilateralism proven central theme session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion theme reminds states members united nations stakeholders need reminding path follow order achieve sustainable development world peace therefore note great satisfaction high- level meetings climate
IND 2019 428 428 india raises kinds new global platforms india come forward build seek collective efforts address serious global challenges issues take historical per-capita emission perspective india’s contribution global_warming low time india also one leading nations comes taking steps address issue one hand working achieve target gigawatts renewable_energy hand also taken initiative create international climate
IND 2019 447 447 historical per-capita emission perspective india’s contribution global_warming low time india also one leading nations comes taking steps address issue one hand working achieve target gigawatts renewable_energy hand also taken initiative create international solar alliance one effects global_warming increasing number severity natural disasters also appearing new areas new forms response india initiated climate
IND 2019 458 458 one leading nations comes taking steps address issue one hand working achieve target gigawatts renewable_energy hand also taken initiative create international solar alliance one effects global_warming increasing number severity natural disasters also appearing new areas new forms response india initiated formation coalition disaster resilient infrastructure invite countries join coalition will help climate
IRL 2019 12 12 gathering eve seventy-fifth anniversary founding united nations undertaking range summits addressing climate_action financing development health sustainable development goals immediate challenges facing small island developing states can doubt complexity interdependence world inhabit today also interacting crises now facing climate
IRL 2019 749 749 can allow continuity even smallest achievements transcendence might appear impossible differences emergence original proposals challenges facing international community today interconnected truly global numerous none urgent climate_action devastating impact hurricane dorian bahamas tells us need action staring us face must show solidarity support bahamas countries front lines climate_emergency now experiencing climate_change moving climate
IRL 2019 770 770 global numerous none urgent climate_action devastating impact hurricane dorian bahamas tells us need action staring us face must show solidarity support bahamas countries front lines climate_emergency now experiencing climate_change moving much faster efforts expending enlisting address climate_action essential course achieve sustainable development goals cost inaction catastrophic far greater will cost us climate
IRL 2019 773 773 urgent climate_action devastating impact hurricane dorian bahamas tells us need action staring us face must show solidarity support bahamas countries front lines climate_emergency now experiencing climate_change moving much faster efforts expending enlisting address climate_action essential course achieve sustainable development goals cost inaction catastrophic far greater will cost us set truly meaningful climate
IRL 2019 781 781 us need action staring us face must show solidarity support bahamas countries front lines climate_emergency now experiencing climate_change moving much faster efforts expending enlisting address climate_action essential course achieve sustainable development goals cost inaction catastrophic far greater will cost us set truly meaningful corrective path paris agreement framework foundations move forward climate
IRL 2019 808 808 course achieve sustainable development goals cost inaction catastrophic far greater will cost us set truly meaningful corrective path paris agreement framework foundations move forward debate climate_action respects continued provide hope us place faith multilateral system revelatory demonstrating global issues can inclusive voices small less powerful can hold sway provide powerful lead climate
IRL 2019 854 854 hold sway provide powerful lead regard role played example small island developing states sids exemplary drawing expertise stark experience small island developing states led debate climate_change president ireland say representatives small island developing states challenging status quo good reason cultures existence risk unique moral authority speak paying immediate intolerable price problem climate
IRL 2019 958 958 human needs connection lived long exploitive failed terms must embrace paradigm shift necessary achieve sustainability committed new york must see promote connection measures needed respond climate_change measures will end exclusions global poverty also meet sufficiency needs global community terms food nutrition education health housing will need work together muster moral intellectual climate
IRL 2019 1082 1082 people giving public leadership response assessments seriousness situation facing global environment young people particular shown courage innovation resolve agree secretary-general guterres says schoolchildren grasped urgency climate_action better global leaders accepted science now familiar older generations understanding consequences present models see just prospect futures ways life biodiversity planet’s life depends disappearing due climate
IRL 2019 1121 1121 see just prospect futures ways life biodiversity planet’s life depends disappearing due inaction short-term thinking young people citizens generations asking us now reassuring verbal response climate_change seeking authenticity revealed words turned action citizens made aware allies hope responsibility change wrong ask united nations institution carry alone burden authenticity responsibility us responsibility climate
IRL 2019 1220 1220 people people seen citizens equal rights members societies full rights participation young people now leading edge rapid technological revolution living important much agenda paris agreement climate_change international commitments can delivered technological steps forward happen must ensure technological advances serve humankind societies needs arrows targets technology applications technologies made world connected can climate
IRL 2019 1364 1364 course realizing development redefined adjust new circumstances sustainability introduction extension failing give direction commitment launched new international development policy realigned focus four priorities gender equality climate_action good governance combat poverty delivered within framework sustainable development goals important element development policy small island developing states strategy developed following research consultation sids counterparts climate
IRL 2019 1521 1521 present reminded challenged give authentic expression mean hospitality give meaning actions words conscious fact acute poverty zones conflict displacement fellow global citizens increasing whether conflict climate_change ethnic prejudice hate office united nations high commissioner refugees tells us almost million people forcibly displaced homes worldwide million cross-border refugees important united nations us climate
IRL 2019 2012 2012 africa can humane think africans must allowed fair say council decisions affecting continent also want see consideration designated role small island developing states increasing effect climate_change international peace security gives proposal even greater urgency just security council reflect composition united nations membership want repeat ireland’s deeply held view political reform council climate
IRQ 2019 24 24 gives pleasure address general assembly behalf iraq founding member united nations wish general assembly every success current session particularly note priorities addressing challenges climate_change health care sustainable development represent constructive step hope make towards finding common international ground reaching solutions planet humankind need since establishment united nations pursued principle climate
ISL 2019 409 409 spinal-cord injuries affect many billion people worldwide iceland will continue promote cooperation research raise awareness important field iceland will also continue share insights expertise areas renewable_energy gender equality land restoration fisheries can act powerful levers sustainable development united nations training programmes iceland played important role exporting know-how fields still many untapped climate
ISL 2019 478 478 driver economic growth stability breaking bonds poverty must ensure states can reap benefits multilateral trading system must build bridges barriers want achieve sustainable development goals climate_change one important challenges times important affects global security sustainable development health environment ultimately human civilization distant abstraction stark reality arctic including country witnessing glaciers melting climate
ISL 2019 530 530 seas marine life rapidly changing let us keep mind developments world’s northernmost region global repercussions happens arctic stay arctic iceland firmly committed reaching goals paris climate_change agreement done quite well far almost per cent electricity heating now based renewables can even better therefore aiming reach full carbon_neutrality climate_change health oceans key climate
ISL 2019 551 551 committed reaching goals paris climate_change agreement done quite well far almost per cent electricity heating now based renewables can even better therefore aiming reach full carbon_neutrality climate_change health oceans key priority foreign policy including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change climate
ISL 2019 552 552 reaching goals paris climate_change agreement done quite well far almost per cent electricity heating now based renewables can even better therefore aiming reach full carbon_neutrality climate_change health oceans key priority foreign policy including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection climate
ISL 2019 576 576 carbon_neutrality climate_change health oceans key priority foreign policy including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection atmosphere oceans crucial importance meaningful discussion climate_change often margins instead centre climate_change also ocean change united nations convention law sea global constitution oceans important climate
ISL 2019 584 584 including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection atmosphere oceans crucial importance meaningful discussion climate_change often margins instead centre climate_change also ocean change united nations convention law sea global constitution oceans important tool ensuring conservation sustainable use marine environment firm climate
ISL 2019 589 589 iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection atmosphere oceans crucial importance meaningful discussion climate_change often margins instead centre climate_change also ocean change united nations convention law sea global constitution oceans important tool ensuring conservation sustainable use marine environment firm belief effective implementation convention along climate
ISL 2019 659 659 marine biological diversity beyond areas national jurisdiction negotiated united nations become important tool conservation sustainable use biological diversity high seas based consensus universal participation fight climate_change begin home high-income countries also support lower-income countries addressing causes consequences climate_change areas focus iceland’s new development cooperation policy earlier week government announced will double climate
ISL 2019 671 671 tool conservation sustainable use biological diversity high seas based consensus universal participation fight climate_change begin home high-income countries also support lower-income countries addressing causes consequences climate_change areas focus iceland’s new development cooperation policy earlier week government announced will double contribution green climate fund also bear mind effective solutions low-cost simple nature-based climate
ISL 2019 708 708 will double contribution green climate fund also bear mind effective solutions low-cost simple nature-based solutions land restoration work effectively private sector achieve common goals connection climate_action summit earlier week important event must now build momentum push action time spare connection climate_change human rights development security evident many conflicts demands holistic approach climate
ISL 2019 723 723 land restoration work effectively private sector achieve common goals connection climate_action summit earlier week important event must now build momentum push action time spare connection climate_change human rights development security evident many conflicts demands holistic approach support secretary-general’s in-house reform agenda believe will make united nations fit purpose however security council climate
ITA 2019 28 28 confronted major challenge namely believe invest multilateralism irreplaceable role united nations months ago secretary-general used expression world trouble describe breadth complexity challenges called upon confront climate_change armed conflicts human rights inequality trade disputes debate focused subjects great scope namely fight poverty quality education source personal social opportunity action protect environment common climate
ITA 2019 312 312 priorities recently formed government give life green new deal reorient entire system production towards sustainable development encourage socially responsible behaviour part economic stakeholders regard phenomenon climate_change fully agree urgent need global action respond challenge voiced yesterday climate_action summit learned recently press reports glacier italian side mont blanc highest majestic peak alps climate
ITA 2019 323 323 system production towards sustainable development encourage socially responsible behaviour part economic stakeholders regard phenomenon climate_change fully agree urgent need global action respond challenge voiced yesterday climate_action summit learned recently press reports glacier italian side mont blanc highest majestic peak alps danger collapse alarming news leave us indifferent able entertain illusion concern climate
ITA 2019 375 375 far time space rather shake us core move us take action will continue encourage citizens particular young people act met rome march recognize disproportionate impact climate_change will future generations paris agreement climate_change crucial starting point must remain cognizant moral political duty pass planet children best possible condition furthermore owing leadership area climate
ITA 2019 381 381 core move us take action will continue encourage citizens particular young people act met rome march recognize disproportionate impact climate_change will future generations paris agreement climate_change crucial starting point must remain cognizant moral political duty pass planet children best possible condition furthermore owing leadership area renewable_energy italy forefront combating climate_change italy climate
ITA 2019 401 401 will future generations paris agreement climate_change crucial starting point must remain cognizant moral political duty pass planet children best possible condition furthermore owing leadership area renewable_energy italy forefront combating climate_change italy already met emissions-reduction targets set european union end next year committed developing strategy achieving climate_neutrality will waver support chilean presidency climate
ITA 2019 405 405 agreement climate_change crucial starting point must remain cognizant moral political duty pass planet children best possible condition furthermore owing leadership area renewable_energy italy forefront combating climate_change italy already met emissions-reduction targets set european union end next year committed developing strategy achieving climate_neutrality will waver support chilean presidency twenty-fifth conference parties united climate
ITA 2019 421 421 condition furthermore owing leadership area renewable_energy italy forefront combating climate_change italy already met emissions-reduction targets set european union end next year committed developing strategy achieving climate_neutrality will waver support chilean presidency twenty-fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change particularly pleased partnership united kingdom preparations twenty-sixth conference preparatory meeting italy will climate
ITA 2019 434 434 emissions-reduction targets set european union end next year committed developing strategy achieving climate_neutrality will waver support chilean presidency twenty-fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change particularly pleased partnership united kingdom preparations twenty-sixth conference preparatory meeting italy will host well important events including one dedicated young people aware however everything mentioned climate
JAM 2019 99 99 space facing unprecedented risks including deepening geopolitical conflicts heightened trade tensions terrorist attacks security threats also growing religious intolerance increasing xenophobic behaviour least devastating effects climate_change sadly witnessing phenomena backdrop fears global recession therefore much welcome theme chosen general assembly’s general debate year galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action climate
JAM 2019 124 124 climate_change sadly witnessing phenomena backdrop fears global recession therefore much welcome theme chosen general assembly’s general debate year galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion now indeed time redirect focus enable countries reverse negative trends jamaica pursuing several policy legislative measures designed create cohesive society resilient economy major goals climate
JAM 2019 508 508 political forum sustainable development remind us pressing need us mobilize increased capital sustained progress achievable without requisite quantity quality public private investment close financing gap climate_action implementation sustainable development goals sdgs reason jamaica canada continue spearhead initiatives group friends sdg financing work partners denmark closing investment gap initiative attract greater investment climate
JAM 2019 767 767 marine environment socioeconomic survival depends sustainably utilized managed high-level panel building sustainable ocean economy convened prime minister norway ms erna solberg resulting call ocean- based climate_action report entitled ocean solution climate_change opportunities action enjoy jamaica’s full support look forward convening ocean conference norway next month portugal june brings single visible threat climate
JAM 2019 772 772 sustainably utilized managed high-level panel building sustainable ocean economy convened prime minister norway ms erna solberg resulting call ocean- based climate_action report entitled ocean solution climate_change opportunities action enjoy jamaica’s full support look forward convening ocean conference norway next month portugal june brings single visible threat global environment climate_change effects intensifying climate
JAM 2019 795 795 ocean solution climate_change opportunities action enjoy jamaica’s full support look forward convening ocean conference norway next month portugal june brings single visible threat global environment climate_change effects intensifying coastal cities low-lying island nations facing greatest risk recent devastation wrought hurricane dorian bahamas reinforces reality deeply saddened tragic loss life extensive damage climate
JAM 2019 864 864 extended periods drought adverse weather events resulted major economic loss dislocation across region jamaica adopted several policies legislative measures reduce vulnerability natural hazards adapt effects climate_change include development comprehensive first-of-its-kind public financial disaster-risk monetary policy provisions financial risk-protection including budgeted contingency funds state-contingent debt instruments action needed national global levels urgently climate
JAM 2019 891 891 development comprehensive first-of-its-kind public financial disaster-risk monetary policy provisions financial risk-protection including budgeted contingency funds state-contingent debt instruments action needed national global levels urgently tackle climate_change therefore honoured secretary-general guterres’s mandating jamaica jointly lead along france qatar climate-finance carbon-pricing track recently concluded united nations climate_action summit success efforts climate_action will depend climate
JAM 2019 910 910 needed national global levels urgently tackle climate_change therefore honoured secretary-general guterres’s mandating jamaica jointly lead along france qatar climate-finance carbon-pricing track recently concluded united nations climate_action summit success efforts climate_action will depend adequate financing transformative scalable programmes look forward building outcomes summit decisions made twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework climate
JAM 2019 914 914 urgently tackle climate_change therefore honoured secretary-general guterres’s mandating jamaica jointly lead along france qatar climate-finance carbon-pricing track recently concluded united nations climate_action summit success efforts climate_action will depend adequate financing transformative scalable programmes look forward building outcomes summit decisions made twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change santiago later climate
JAM 2019 937 937 success efforts climate_action will depend adequate financing transformative scalable programmes look forward building outcomes summit decisions made twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change santiago later year seminal year united nations convention law sea commemorate twenty-fifth year entry force well twenty-fifth anniversary international seabed authority isa headquartered jamaica isa’s climate
JOR 2019 122 122 world’s youth drive economies forward fair inclusive global growth will world look like work together healthy safe environment water-scarce countries like jordan already know dangers climate_change global crisis demands global action can excuse delay let us ask twenty-first century crises still displacing millions people across world forced displacements today time since climate
KAZ 2019 194 194 crisis distort existing world economic landscape consequently witnessing rise protectionism nationalistic policies undermine international partnerships cooperation fourthly environmental degradation become one destabilizing factors globally impact climate_change central asia particular will result dramatic existential challenges desertification melting glaciers subsequent depletion drinking irrigation water complex environment kazakhstan firmly pursues policy inclusive sustainable development climate
KEN 2019 58 58 ambassador maria fernanda espinosa garces throughout tenure remained steadfast promotion commitment rules-based international system multilateralism theme year’s session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion timely helps us engage range complex intertwined global challenges confront humankind today collectively solemn duty ensure world better place future generations must bequeath children climate
KEN 2019 309 309 number people insurance coverage secondly development occur without sustainable peace many complicated factors led multilayered threats peace horn africa past three decades exacerbated disruptive effects climate_change introduce ecological vulnerabilities delicate security context ability terrorist organizations execute plans impunity added another dimension security terrain region commitment pursuing peace security remains core foreign climate
KEN 2019 538 538 remain hopeful federal government somalia will amenable committed quest mutually acceptable sustainable solution thirdly must act together protect shared destiny pressure population growth diminishing resources climate_change puts stress natural resources water food arable land energy leaders must turn sustainable resource-management models help restore balance ecosystem congratulate secretary-general convening climate_action summit must climate
KEN 2019 561 561 diminishing resources climate_change puts stress natural resources water food arable land energy leaders must turn sustainable resource-management models help restore balance ecosystem congratulate secretary-general convening climate_action summit must implement scale affordable solutions will help us leapfrog sustainable resilient economies can reduce greenhouse emissions push global_warming c kenya turkey co-leaders infrastructure cities climate
KEN 2019 577 577 resource-management models help restore balance ecosystem congratulate secretary-general convening climate_action summit must implement scale affordable solutions will help us leapfrog sustainable resilient economies can reduce greenhouse emissions push global_warming c kenya turkey co-leaders infrastructure cities local action aspect summit whose aim build better climate resilience initiatives urban poor urge countries put climate
KEN 2019 580 580 restore balance ecosystem congratulate secretary-general convening climate_action summit must implement scale affordable solutions will help us leapfrog sustainable resilient economies can reduce greenhouse emissions push global_warming c kenya turkey co-leaders infrastructure cities local action aspect summit whose aim build better climate resilience initiatives urban poor urge countries put vulnerable poor urban climate
KEN 2019 608 608 turkey co-leaders infrastructure cities local action aspect summit whose aim build better climate resilience initiatives urban poor urge countries put vulnerable poor urban communities centre climate_action plans together heads state government special envoy ocean kenya member high-level panel sustainable ocean economy seeks develop support solutions ocean health wealth policy governance technology climate
KEN 2019 639 639 special envoy ocean kenya member high-level panel sustainable ocean economy seeks develop support solutions ocean health wealth policy governance technology finance horn africa witnessing confluence climate_change conflict cyclical droughts pressure food supply cause competition land water resources become drivers conflict welcome intergovernmental panel climate change’s special report global_warming c points urgent climate
KEN 2019 661 661 africa witnessing confluence climate_change conflict cyclical droughts pressure food supply cause competition land water resources become drivers conflict welcome intergovernmental panel climate change’s special report global_warming c points urgent action needed avert catastrophic global climate_change part kenya embarked programmes sustainable proactive climate_action banned use single-use plastics intensified national tree-planting campaigns order climate
KEN 2019 670 670 supply cause competition land water resources become drivers conflict welcome intergovernmental panel climate change’s special report global_warming c points urgent action needed avert catastrophic global climate_change part kenya embarked programmes sustainable proactive climate_action banned use single-use plastics intensified national tree-planting campaigns order restore water catchment areas aim increase forest cover current climate
KEN 2019 677 677 drivers conflict welcome intergovernmental panel climate change’s special report global_warming c points urgent action needed avert catastrophic global climate_change part kenya embarked programmes sustainable proactive climate_action banned use single-use plastics intensified national tree-planting campaigns order restore water catchment areas aim increase forest cover current per cent per cent also focused development climate
KEN 2019 725 725 also focused development clean energy today kenya among top global producers geothermal electricity recently launched 300-megawatt wind project single largest wind power project africa several renewable_energy generation projects pipeline fourth area must secure better future financing development estimate need trillion trillion annually finance sdgs climate_action target critical needs global population introduce climate
KEN 2019 744 744 largest wind power project africa several renewable_energy generation projects pipeline fourth area must secure better future financing development estimate need trillion trillion annually finance sdgs climate_action target critical needs global population introduce innovative financing models reorient private capital create new instruments modalities strengthen regulatory framework order de-risk investments recognizing untapped potential climate
KGZ 2019 48 48 ms maria fernanda espinosa garces successful effective leadership previous session general assembly session’s theme general debate general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion particularly relevant recent years people kyrgyz republic set course building new political system achieved significant results developing parliamentary democracy multi-party system legal transfer power climate
KGZ 2019 515 515 diversity cultures traditions recognized supported general assembly unesco grateful united nations including kyrgyz republic financing development project mountainous country kyrgyz republic severely affected negative impacts climate_change according assessments experts central asian region experienced accelerated melting glaciers centuries source life clean drinking water will impact vast areas changing landscape may affect traditional climate
KGZ 2019 547 547 experienced accelerated melting glaciers centuries source life clean drinking water will impact vast areas changing landscape may affect traditional ways life lead mass displacements consequences climate_change concern kyrgyz republic landlocked mountainous country support member states kyrgyz republic therefore established group friends mountainous countries calls engage broad fruitful cooperation within framework time climate
KGZ 2019 623 623 draft resolution sustainable mountain development september kyrgyz republic leading country number volunteers participated global action world cleanup day government kyrgyz republic now submitted paris agreement climate_change ratification country’s parliament less important addressing another problem related uranium tailings facilities central asian region multilateral environmental remediation account central asia established last year kyrgyz climate
KHM 2019 276 276 armed conflicts added growing terrorism extremism radicalism unconventional security threats arms race revived reckless use threats breaking international commitments detriment world’s efforts reduce poverty combat climate_change promote prosperity better quality life free fair trade threatened new forms protectionism natural disasters related climate_change becoming intense dramatic frequent worsening humanitarian consequences asked reflect climate
KHM 2019 292 292 breaking international commitments detriment world’s efforts reduce poverty combat climate_change promote prosperity better quality life free fair trade threatened new forms protectionism natural disasters related climate_change becoming intense dramatic frequent worsening humanitarian consequences asked reflect galvanize multilateral efforts meet global challenges believe answer requires address two fundamental issues first ensure peace climate
KHM 2019 490 490 alone nations large small must join hands concerted effort engineer innovative funding help countries affected finance green growth build resilience can sustain implementation paris agreement climate_change milestone history climate governance one countries vulnerable climate_change cambodia will continue take steps tackle issue fully honour obligations days ago convened climate_action summit new york climate
KHM 2019 498 498 effort engineer innovative funding help countries affected finance green growth build resilience can sustain implementation paris agreement climate_change milestone history climate governance one countries vulnerable climate_change cambodia will continue take steps tackle issue fully honour obligations days ago convened climate_action summit new york hope international solidarity will now forthcoming now like climate
KHM 2019 512 512 implementation paris agreement climate_change milestone history climate governance one countries vulnerable climate_change cambodia will continue take steps tackle issue fully honour obligations days ago convened climate_action summit new york hope international solidarity will now forthcoming now like briefly share assembly major developments country reason pleased also seriously concerned cambodia’s commitment liberalized climate
KIR 2019 125 125 deepest condolences brothers sisters bahamas loss many lives tremendous damage homes caused recently hurricane dorian theme year’s session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion reminder fact national development action effective need stronger global political alignment multilateral level order ensure support assistance delivered matter according needs priorities poverty inequality climate
KIR 2019 374 374 project will co-funded green climate fund world bank asian development bank government contributed per cent project consisting cash contribution in-kind provisions clear wait damage caused climate_change daily experience lives life-changing project will provide 24-hour clean water supply residents south tarawa capital first time week harnessing ocean provide clean drinking water also climate
KIR 2019 615 615 preschool- level education teachers important responsibility nurturing educating young ones new early-childhood education initiative key catalyst intergenerational transformation towards sustainable development alarming dilemma present time climate_change without question great importance kiribati blue pacific signs validated intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special report global_warming c already evident us reports even released already secured climate
KIR 2019 627 627 education initiative key catalyst intergenerational transformation towards sustainable development alarming dilemma present time climate_change without question great importance kiribati blue pacific signs validated intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special report global_warming c already evident us reports even released already secured green-climate funding one project now strengthening access climate finance earmarked climate_change policy climate
KIR 2019 631 631 intergenerational transformation towards sustainable development alarming dilemma present time climate_change without question great importance kiribati blue pacific signs validated intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special report global_warming c already evident us reports even released already secured green-climate funding one project now strengthening access climate finance earmarked climate_change policy integrated kiribati joint implementation climate
KIR 2019 651 651 panel climate_change ipcc special report global_warming c already evident us reports even released already secured green-climate funding one project now strengthening access climate finance earmarked climate_change policy integrated kiribati joint implementation plan will drive achievement sustainable development goals secure future young people generations come current negotiations draft international legally binding instrument climate
KIR 2019 931 931 scientists visit see experience island paradox kiribati challenge members come islands particular hear voice young people calling sinking fighting joined voice millions children around world climate_change strike last friday amazing young children mustered efforts address world leaders even attend want acknowledge presence brave young girl sweden greta thunberg join echo voice climate
KIR 2019 1087 1087 measured number treaties concluded resolutions adopted rather much improves lives vulnerable oppressed disadvantaged people ground gather year theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion calls true reform multilateral system business development business exists customers countries customers regard reform multilateral system must therefore consolidate various multilateral interventions coherent country-centric climate
KNA 2019 199 199 challenges united nations role must help stimulate developing world provide support critical areas education training human-resource development one issues clear present danger small developing nations climate_change seek attain sustainable development goals governments focus achieving goals existence countries peoples constantly threatened let us absolutely clear climate_change product developed nations push economic growth climate
KNA 2019 218 218 clear present danger small developing nations climate_change seek attain sustainable development goals governments focus achieving goals existence countries peoples constantly threatened let us absolutely clear climate_change product developed nations push economic growth industrialization far long far-reaching consequences rich countries allowed emit greenhouse gases unimpeded yet brunt climate_change borne developing nations small climate
KNA 2019 234 234 existence countries peoples constantly threatened let us absolutely clear climate_change product developed nations push economic growth industrialization far long far-reaching consequences rich countries allowed emit greenhouse gases unimpeded yet brunt climate_change borne developing nations small states saint kitts nevis find front line war start want unfair unjust people developing countries will climate
KNA 2019 239 239 let us absolutely clear climate_change product developed nations push economic growth industrialization far long far-reaching consequences rich countries allowed emit greenhouse gases unimpeded yet brunt climate_change borne developing nations small states saint kitts nevis find front line war start want unfair unjust people developing countries will feel impact first worst vulnerable climate
KNA 2019 297 297 rising sea levels therefore need owed support solidarity greater assistance increasing vociferousness leaders caribbean indeed small island developing states sids every corner globe raised issue climate_change grave present danger poses us speak speak loudly existential vulnerabilities suffer face growing threat two years ago colleague prime minister dominica mr roosevelt skerrit rostrum climate
KNA 2019 494 494 destiny almost time short options lost patience scientific community reinforced call limit increase temperatures c stabilize global climate exceeding c will mean ever-increasing climate risks extreme_weather sea-level rise increased poverty threat hundreds millions lives limiting global_warming c sids optional matter collective survival unfair practice categorizing countries based per capita gdp denying climate
KNA 2019 504 504 call limit increase temperatures c stabilize global climate exceeding c will mean ever-increasing climate risks extreme_weather sea-level rise increased poverty threat hundreds millions lives limiting global_warming c sids optional matter collective survival unfair practice categorizing countries based per capita gdp denying access concessionary funding continues pose major challenge quest achieve sustainable climate
KNA 2019 549 549 pose major challenge quest achieve sustainable development goals economic development continue demand consideration given vulnerability internal external shocks call similar concern protection threatened seas face global_warming need blue strategy preserve protect important food security livelihoods fisher folk economic growth development huge untapped economic potential seas must protected nurtured put simply need climate
KOR 2019 1058 1058 partnership neighbours association southeast asian nations-republic korea commemorative summit mekong-korea summit held busan november will provide opportunity lay foundation regard sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change major tasks must achieve multilateral cooperation formulating mechanism implementation sdgs channelling considerable efforts implementation keeping pledge international community enacted related laws sustainable development act framework climate
LAO 2019 52 52 like commend predecessor ms maria fernanda espinosa garces excellent work president previous session international community facing myriad challenges many parts world experiencing frequent severe effects climate_change extensively affected livelihoods people globally heatwaves swept across europe droughts persisted many parts world others floods inundated residential areas productive land developed countries may resilient climate
LAO 2019 78 78 extensively affected livelihoods people globally heatwaves swept across europe droughts persisted many parts world others floods inundated residential areas productive land developed countries may resilient climate_change better able adapt developing countries particularly least-developed countries including country remain vulnerable past two months experienced unexpected heavy rainfall throughout country result tropical storm podul climate
LAO 2019 127 127 storm podul inundated nearly every province causing enormous damage infrastructure agriculture people’s livelihoods already cost millions dollars rehabilitate restore normalcy affected areas conscious importance combating climate_change lao government now focusing implementation paris agreement climate_change already mainstreamed nationally determined contribution integrated climate_change efforts natural disaster risk reduction national socioeconomic development plan addition climate
LAO 2019 135 135 damage infrastructure agriculture people’s livelihoods already cost millions dollars rehabilitate restore normalcy affected areas conscious importance combating climate_change lao government now focusing implementation paris agreement climate_change already mainstreamed nationally determined contribution integrated climate_change efforts natural disaster risk reduction national socioeconomic development plan addition national assembly approved law disaster management expected enacted climate
LAO 2019 142 142 millions dollars rehabilitate restore normalcy affected areas conscious importance combating climate_change lao government now focusing implementation paris agreement climate_change already mainstreamed nationally determined contribution integrated climate_change efforts natural disaster risk reduction national socioeconomic development plan addition national assembly approved law disaster management expected enacted soon currently formulating national strategy action plan climate
LAO 2019 185 185 enacted soon currently formulating national strategy action plan disaster preparedness risk reduction regional level association southeast asian nations asean also made common effort address impact climate_change disaster risk management among things connection much appreciate united nations support asean implementation asean-united nations joint strategic plan action disaster management 2016-2020 world bank group’s climate
LAO 2019 211 211 disaster risk management among things connection much appreciate united nations support asean implementation asean-united nations joint strategic plan action disaster management 2016-2020 world bank group’s climate_change action plan 2016- legal framework place enough combat climate_change full effective implementation instruments key will require joint efforts national international levels ensure full effective implementation climate
LAO 2019 220 220 nations support asean implementation asean-united nations joint strategic plan action disaster management 2016-2020 world bank group’s climate_change action plan 2016- legal framework place enough combat climate_change full effective implementation instruments key will require joint efforts national international levels ensure full effective implementation regard commit action national level call developed countries development climate
LAO 2019 457 457 also welcomed commemoration international day total elimination nuclear weapons took place united nations two days ago past years alongside existing challenges conflicts terrorism poverty pandemics climate_change natural disasters trade friction seen increasing confrontation tension threaten international peace security erode development gains therefore call strong political will genuine commitment strengthening multilateralism adhering climate
LAO 2019 752 752 addition national ownership leadership need scale global partnerships order accelerate progress towards effective implementation development agendas agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda paris agreement climate_change programmes action groups countries special situations ultimate objective transforming world healthy planet humankind can live peace prosperity note like take opportunity commend successful deliberations first climate
LBN 2019 146 146 principles united nations organization aims noble programmes strive bridge gaps peoples advance preventive diplomacy can ultimately help eradicate causes conflicts two days ago secretary-general convened climate_action summit united nations context lebanon one first signatories paris agreement joined group countries supporting initiative president van der bellen austria ambitious approach climate_action lebanon also climate
LBN 2019 169 169 secretary-general convened climate_action summit united nations context lebanon one first signatories paris agreement joined group countries supporting initiative president van der bellen austria ambitious approach climate_action lebanon also taken numerous steps year promote role women fact lebanese government adopted comprehensive national plan put effect security council resolution women peace security begun climate
LBN 2019 243 243 subsided somewhat effects consequences countries societies becoming widespread entrenched especially economic social levels theme general assembly’s debates year galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion like remind assembly enormously adverse impact syrian displacement crisis repercussions lebanon security political social economic environmental arenas well infrastructure growth unemployment rates serious threat climate
LBN 2019 776 776 embarks preparations celebrate centenary greater lebanon united nations founded october will celebrating seventy-fifth anniversary since world known many wars conflicts especially middle east constant flashpoint temperature rises falls never cools peoples continue pay high price security stability peace economy even demographic diversity core problem contradiction interests strong rights weak thus principles climate
LBR 2019 747 747 national endeavour gathered today time uncertainty heightened tension global politics security trade global economy also undue stress security tensions rise many parts world trade protectionism climate_change unintended consequences especially developing countries strongly believe ability united nations however maintain international peace security foster friendly relations among nations promote social progress better living climate
LBR 2019 802 802 faith confidence united nations best universal institution guiding nations world peaceful harmonious interaction theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion certainly reminds us responsibility focus achieving purposes united nations principle practice government developed implementing national development plan supports theme pro-poor agenda prosperity development intended climate
LCA 2019 41 41 antonio guterres join us saint lucia past july meeting conference heads government caribbean community meeting secretary-general acknowledged challenges faced small island developing states sids especially climate_change importantly noted obstacles sustainable development countries like notably urgent need reliable access development finance thank secretary-general words support visit brothers sisters bahamas note first-hand tenuous climate
LCA 2019 125 125 establishing resilience fund finance adaptation projects saint lucia looks forward engaging international financial institutions partners forge ahead towards implementation critical initiative opened high-level week focus climate_change climate_action saint lucia along fellow small island developing states continued make strong case urgent action disturbing fact every september gather backdrop yet another devastating extreme_weather climate
LCA 2019 126 126 resilience fund finance adaptation projects saint lucia looks forward engaging international financial institutions partners forge ahead towards implementation critical initiative opened high-level week focus climate_change climate_action saint lucia along fellow small island developing states continued make strong case urgent action disturbing fact every september gather backdrop yet another devastating extreme_weather event climate
LCA 2019 150 150 climate_change climate_action saint lucia along fellow small island developing states continued make strong case urgent action disturbing fact every september gather backdrop yet another devastating extreme_weather event already forgotten befell dominica hurricane maria ravaged island causing loss per cent gross domestic product already forgotten barbuda laid waste irma british virgin islands climate
LCA 2019 221 221 importantly happen next expected cried yelled ultimately initial reflex empathy emergency aid remain voiceless need let know actions hear see will forget many victims devastating extreme_weather events focus surviving one day next longer luxury anticipate plan future contemplate next meal will come act urgency mother searching lost child act desperation father climate
LCA 2019 392 392 new financing vehicles can longer tolerated face reluctance global financial institutions heed calls left attempt develop solutions lean new friends times need fact face new climate_change reality forced consider every options ensure survival people one step establishment special purpose vehicle dedicated sids hope mobilize financing resilience truly hope will able interest climate
LIE 2019 283 283 together political capital given must use conversation governments tend look solutions elsewhere simply deny challenges agenda sustainable development remains central blueprint common future enormous challenge climate_change core sustainable development goals galvanized important initiatives liechtenstein particularly encouraged positive response private sector years talking need involve broader range stakeholders just governments need involve climate
LKA 2019 97 97 efforts achieving objectives united nations theme year’s general debate timely significant strive build world peace prosperity eradicating extreme poverty ensuring access quality education striving respond climate_change promote inclusion complete first cycle reviews implementation agenda sustainable development clear made substantial progress achieving sustainable development goals sdgs yet end road long way increasingly climate
LKA 2019 125 125 complete first cycle reviews implementation agenda sustainable development clear made substantial progress achieving sustainable development goals sdgs yet end road long way increasingly devastating impacts climate_change threatening reverse gains impede path development sri lanka reiterates strong commitment climate-related global initiatives endorses clear message climate_action summit held last week venue notes brink climate
LKA 2019 143 143 end road long way increasingly devastating impacts climate_change threatening reverse gains impede path development sri lanka reiterates strong commitment climate-related global initiatives endorses clear message climate_action summit held last week venue notes brink climate_emergency imperative strengthen collective political will accelerate global action stalling emergence inequality-driven push factors aggravated climate_change definite negative climate
LKA 2019 151 151 threatening reverse gains impede path development sri lanka reiterates strong commitment climate-related global initiatives endorses clear message climate_action summit held last week venue notes brink climate_emergency imperative strengthen collective political will accelerate global action stalling emergence inequality-driven push factors aggravated climate_change definite negative bearing individuals communities forcing leave usual habitats resulting climate
LKA 2019 166 166 clear message climate_action summit held last week venue notes brink climate_emergency imperative strengthen collective political will accelerate global action stalling emergence inequality-driven push factors aggravated climate_change definite negative bearing individuals communities forcing leave usual habitats resulting mass-scale migration people adopted global compact safe orderly regular migration voluntary framework governing migration manner climate
LKA 2019 202 202 mass-scale migration people adopted global compact safe orderly regular migration voluntary framework governing migration manner safe orderly regular responsible now time us ensure full implementation climate_change also exacerbated global phenomenon poverty undermining human dignity remaining one greatest threats achievement goals agenda sustainable development sri lanka remains committed international efforts poverty eradication climate
LSO 2019 142 142 despite laudable achievements beloved organization challenges remain path towards assuring humankind bright prosperous dignified secure future seeing signs hegemonic positions unipolarity emerging international political landscape climate_change problem refugees migration armed conflict violence internal displacement lack respect human rights terrorism many challenges continue transcend borders context hail relevance theme general debate galvanizing climate
LSO 2019 174 174 internal displacement lack respect human rights terrorism many challenges continue transcend borders context hail relevance theme general debate galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion space one week held four summits seeking address pertinent issues facing world right now climate_change universal health coverage sustainable development financing development experiences shared climate
LSO 2019 190 190 general debate galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion space one week held four summits seeking address pertinent issues facing world right now climate_change universal health coverage sustainable development financing development experiences shared summits ideas exchanged propel us adopt policies put place measures respective countries responsive needs people regard climate
LSO 2019 401 401 partnerships national regional course global levels ensure one left behind guide countries towards milestone collaboration development partners financial institutions private sector among others critical regard climate_change lesotho aware serious vulnerability challenges faces due location size topography result government made commitment building resilience effects climate_change reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent using internal climate
LSO 2019 419 419 institutions private sector among others critical regard climate_change lesotho aware serious vulnerability challenges faces due location size topography result government made commitment building resilience effects climate_change reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent using internal resources per cent using external resources time call international assistance adaptation efforts area capacity-building provision adequate resources line climate
LSO 2019 421 421 sector among others critical regard climate_change lesotho aware serious vulnerability challenges faces due location size topography result government made commitment building resilience effects climate_change reducing greenhouse-gas emissions per cent using internal resources per cent using external resources time call international assistance adaptation efforts area capacity-building provision adequate resources line existing commitments climate
LSO 2019 451 451 internal resources per cent using external resources time call international assistance adaptation efforts area capacity-building provision adequate resources line existing commitments united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change also call member states ratify paris agreement fulfil obligations urge contemplating withdrawing paris agreement refrain defining moment spoil benefits collective action time climate
LSO 2019 454 454 cent using external resources time call international assistance adaptation efforts area capacity-building provision adequate resources line existing commitments united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement climate_change also call member states ratify paris agreement fulfil obligations urge contemplating withdrawing paris agreement refrain defining moment spoil benefits collective action time countries developed developing climate
LSO 2019 486 486 agreement fulfil obligations urge contemplating withdrawing paris agreement refrain defining moment spoil benefits collective action time countries developed developing rich poor join hands take bold climate_action save mother earth indeed remiss commend secretary-general tireless drive foster action beyond words particularly applaud inclusion young people global discussions climate-action initiatives firm belief step climate
LSO 2019 517 517 commend secretary-general tireless drive foster action beyond words particularly applaud inclusion young people global discussions climate-action initiatives firm belief step right direction towards enabling drivers climate_action since generation will affected long run address assembly seventy-third session see pv underscored fact peace security socioeconomic development will remain elusive countries implement necessary legal climate
LTU 2019 637 637 played women building maintaining peace will work expand women’s engagement peacekeeping operations common efforts seek security justice create preconditions fighting poverty income inequality social exclusion climate_crisis lasting stability across societies nations well greater democratic inclusion citizens will ensure achievement sustainable development goals launched idea welfare state lithuania strategic concept next five climate
LTU 2019 720 720 development goals come adequate solutions lithuania’s view violations rules-based global order transformation cyberspace new arena arms race disrespect international environmental nuclear safety standards well neglect climate_change considered serious risks commitment paris agreement climate_change remains critical lithuania’s long-term strategy climate_change mitigation policy based sustainable use renewables increased energy efficiency along developing wind climate
LTU 2019 727 727 violations rules-based global order transformation cyberspace new arena arms race disrespect international environmental nuclear safety standards well neglect climate_change considered serious risks commitment paris agreement climate_change remains critical lithuania’s long-term strategy climate_change mitigation policy based sustainable use renewables increased energy efficiency along developing wind solar energy also determined switch fossil fuels climate
LTU 2019 733 733 new arena arms race disrespect international environmental nuclear safety standards well neglect climate_change considered serious risks commitment paris agreement climate_change remains critical lithuania’s long-term strategy climate_change mitigation policy based sustainable use renewables increased energy efficiency along developing wind solar energy also determined switch fossil fuels biomass heating sector five years lithuania climate
LTU 2019 791 791 cities towns can easily transform district heating local energy potential can exploited sustainable way green jobs rapidly created presented sustainable heating initiative supported number countries climate_action summit ready share experience interested parties upcoming united nations discussions environmental issues will speak favour enhancing climate security elements speak loudly threats negative environmental effects climate
LUX 2019 71 71 number topics addressed week whether plenary major meetings side events parallel series summits high-level events week notable unprecedented momentum tackle specific challenges referring first foremost climate_emergency reflected great many demonstrations cities towns countries around world activism young people together proliferation initiatives civil society private sector intentional entities truly remarkable seen past climate
LUX 2019 124 124 actions men women government momentum must find expression order prevent environmental economic ultimately geopolitical catastrophe international security growth migration human rights one areas today unaffected climate_change becomes ever alarming year recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change details scale challenge urgent need action cutting present global greenhouse gas emissions half followed climate_neutrality will climate
LUX 2019 133 133 prevent environmental economic ultimately geopolitical catastrophe international security growth migration human rights one areas today unaffected climate_change becomes ever alarming year recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change details scale challenge urgent need action cutting present global greenhouse gas emissions half followed climate_neutrality will allow us limit global_warming degrees celsius able take opportunity climate
LUX 2019 143 143 human rights one areas today unaffected climate_change becomes ever alarming year recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change details scale challenge urgent need action cutting present global greenhouse gas emissions half followed climate_neutrality will allow us limit global_warming degrees celsius able take opportunity grateful monday climate summit give account country’s contributions collective efforts climate
LUX 2019 148 148 unaffected climate_change becomes ever alarming year recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change details scale challenge urgent need action cutting present global greenhouse gas emissions half followed climate_neutrality will allow us limit global_warming degrees celsius able take opportunity grateful monday climate summit give account country’s contributions collective efforts first will reduce greenhouse gas climate
LUX 2019 153 153 year recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change details scale challenge urgent need action cutting present global greenhouse gas emissions half followed climate_neutrality will allow us limit global_warming degrees celsius able take opportunity grateful monday climate summit give account country’s contributions collective efforts first will reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels climate
LUX 2019 172 172 followed climate_neutrality will allow us limit global_warming degrees celsius able take opportunity grateful monday climate summit give account country’s contributions collective efforts first will reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels secondly will increase share renewable_energy mix consume per cent will increase energy efficiency per cent thirdly will soon adopt climate
LUX 2019 183 183 opportunity grateful monday climate summit give account country’s contributions collective efforts first will reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent compared levels secondly will increase share renewable_energy mix consume per cent will increase energy efficiency per cent thirdly will soon adopt framework climate law aiming achieve climate_neutrality latest figures notwithstanding young people climate
LUX 2019 203 203 levels secondly will increase share renewable_energy mix consume per cent will increase energy efficiency per cent thirdly will soon adopt framework climate law aiming achieve climate_neutrality latest figures notwithstanding young people frustrated believe numbers empty promises will remain nothing numbers proclaim us reassure children future secure hope optimism emerging generations also climate
LUX 2019 235 235 believe numbers empty promises will remain nothing numbers proclaim us reassure children future secure hope optimism emerging generations also feed trust parents actions however fight climate_change decades come young people allies never principle opposed change never youth brings change embodies change young people change virtue fundamentally positive way life understand life climate
LUX 2019 276 276 young people change virtue fundamentally positive way life understand life also movement one young one longer young easy note importance mobility luxembourg decided show fight climate_change can bring positive change improvement quality life undertook unprecedented landmark measure free public transport national level buses trams trains starting next year course need attractive climate
LUX 2019 323 323 year course need attractive reliable comfortable public transportation system challenges must overcome working regard international solidarity 2021-2025 luxembourg will allocate million financial technical assistance combat climate_change developing countries priority given least developed countries small island developing states annual basis twice sum allocated 2014-2020 significant portion funds will go green climate fund climate
LUX 2019 623 623 beyond considerations sovereignty alone extent able try participate actively committed forums pursuit greater international cooperation connection name two examples note participation high ambition coalition fight climate_change contribution alliance multilateralism european union one push multilateralism enabled continent live peace since despite limited conflict seen european continent members european union lived peace since climate
LVA 2019 506 506 report secretary-general’s high-level panel digital cooperation age digital interdependence secretary-general’s agenda disarmament addresses key technology security concerns useful stimulus intensive exchange ideas area climate global climate_change must tackled international state individual levels must collaborate across borders mitigate negative impacts climate_change empowerment young people can play important role climate_action recently witnessed youth climate
LVA 2019 520 520 technology security concerns useful stimulus intensive exchange ideas area climate global climate_change must tackled international state individual levels must collaborate across borders mitigate negative impacts climate_change empowerment young people can play important role climate_action recently witnessed youth climate summit technologies also leading role play healing planet innovations combined computing power connectivity climate
LVA 2019 528 528 area climate global climate_change must tackled international state individual levels must collaborate across borders mitigate negative impacts climate_change empowerment young people can play important role climate_action recently witnessed youth climate summit technologies also leading role play healing planet innovations combined computing power connectivity enable us become effective proud latvian information technology climate
LVA 2019 569 569 power connectivity enable us become effective proud latvian information technology companies willing take challenge joined green pledge launched neighbour estonia latvia committed goals paris agreement climate_change latvia reduced greenhouse-gas emissions almost per cent compared levels understand enough therefore support climate_neutrality goal future currently working ambitious low-carbon development strategy will enable latvia climate
LVA 2019 572 572 us become effective proud latvian information technology companies willing take challenge joined green pledge launched neighbour estonia latvia committed goals paris agreement climate_change latvia reduced greenhouse-gas emissions almost per cent compared levels understand enough therefore support climate_neutrality goal future currently working ambitious low-carbon development strategy will enable latvia reach climate_neutrality earlier climate
LVA 2019 583 583 joined green pledge launched neighbour estonia latvia committed goals paris agreement climate_change latvia reduced greenhouse-gas emissions almost per cent compared levels understand enough therefore support climate_neutrality goal future currently working ambitious low-carbon development strategy will enable latvia reach climate_neutrality earlier year government approved national climate_change adaptation plan sets concrete actions adaptation climate
LVA 2019 596 596 reduced greenhouse-gas emissions almost per cent compared levels understand enough therefore support climate_neutrality goal future currently working ambitious low-carbon development strategy will enable latvia reach climate_neutrality earlier year government approved national climate_change adaptation plan sets concrete actions adaptation implemented near future major solution mitigating climate_change aligns closely latvia’s experience sustainable forest climate
LVA 2019 602 602 compared levels understand enough therefore support climate_neutrality goal future currently working ambitious low-carbon development strategy will enable latvia reach climate_neutrality earlier year government approved national climate_change adaptation plan sets concrete actions adaptation implemented near future major solution mitigating climate_change aligns closely latvia’s experience sustainable forest management provides continuous carbon sinks sustainable climate
LVA 2019 615 615 development strategy will enable latvia reach climate_neutrality earlier year government approved national climate_change adaptation plan sets concrete actions adaptation implemented near future major solution mitigating climate_change aligns closely latvia’s experience sustainable forest management provides continuous carbon sinks sustainable forest products can replace fossil-based materials thereby reducing emissions forest coverage latvia almost climate
MAR 2019 90 90 today’s difficulties challenges current situation presents opportunities cooperation coordination convinced multilateral action effective means addressing challenges facing today’s world one country capacity tackle alone combating climate_change achieving sustainable development coping migration flows addressing security challenges fighting terrorism countering violent extremism human trafficking challenges require cooperation multilateral approach therefore hope creation innovative climate
MAR 2019 466 466 rabat capital kingdom morocco agreement reached morocco commission african union establish african institute follow phenomenon migration objective analysis look future developments scientific ways thirdly regarding climate_change morocco hosted twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop another example commitment facing impacts phenomenon threatens future humankind commitment mobilize efforts international climate
MAR 2019 477 477 african institute follow phenomenon migration objective analysis look future developments scientific ways thirdly regarding climate_change morocco hosted twenty-second session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change cop another example commitment facing impacts phenomenon threatens future humankind commitment mobilize efforts international community meet great aspirations especially african continent regard first african summit climate
MCO 2019 11 11 either presumptuous dangerously indifferent assess impact renewed call world’s youth climate_emergency failed respond speed ambition effectiveness mr tijjani muhammad-bande well aware young people’s importance african continent honouring president general assembly seventy-fourth session region world whose population climate
MCO 2019 67 67 behind movements support planet quite rightly driven unprecedented anxiety future immense hopefulness push us make real change must reflect messages policies respond bravely determination year’s climate_action summit well organized secretary-general support special envoy luis alfonso de alba enabled us showcase mobilization creativity actors societies part principality firmly committed carbon_neutrality plans take climate
MCO 2019 90 90 determination year’s climate_action summit well organized secretary-general support special envoy luis alfonso de alba enabled us showcase mobilization creativity actors societies part principality firmly committed carbon_neutrality plans take steps needed achieve ambition energy transition mission established redoubling efforts accelerate transition multiple stakeholders run low_carbon national energy transition pact will enable everyone climate
MCO 2019 108 108 creativity actors societies part principality firmly committed carbon_neutrality plans take steps needed achieve ambition energy transition mission established redoubling efforts accelerate transition multiple stakeholders run low_carbon national energy transition pact will enable everyone individuals public private companies associations commit becoming actors partners making changes lifestyles must inevitably result proactive policies will climate
MCO 2019 152 152 lifestyles must inevitably result proactive policies will enable us grapple strains country welcomes twice permanent population daily basis regard paying particular attention aligning policies combating climate_change preserving air quality order safeguard health line commitments breathelife campaign coordinated world health organization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined climate
MCO 2019 181 181 order safeguard health line commitments breathelife campaign coordinated world health organization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance ministers climate_action view making progress implementing economic financial policies supporting global transition low-carbon economy beyond measures national level monaco will taking full share responsibility regard collective goal climate
MCO 2019 211 211 economic financial policies supporting global transition low-carbon economy beyond measures national level monaco will taking full share responsibility regard collective goal mobilizing billion annually now climate_action developing countries regard principality will participate first replenishment green climate fund monaco committed nature-based solutions coalition view maximizing major contribution natural capital climate_action climate_change collapse climate
MCO 2019 234 234 annually now climate_action developing countries regard principality will participate first replenishment green climate fund monaco committed nature-based solutions coalition view maximizing major contribution natural capital climate_action climate_change collapse biodiversity far isolated crises two alarming symptoms anthropocene age must respond together based belief government monaco committed attaching degree importance preservation biodiversity fight climate
MCO 2019 235 235 now climate_action developing countries regard principality will participate first replenishment green climate fund monaco committed nature-based solutions coalition view maximizing major contribution natural capital climate_action climate_change collapse biodiversity far isolated crises two alarming symptoms anthropocene age must respond together based belief government monaco committed attaching degree importance preservation biodiversity fight climate_change climate
MCO 2019 260 260 climate_change collapse biodiversity far isolated crises two alarming symptoms anthropocene age must respond together based belief government monaco committed attaching degree importance preservation biodiversity fight climate_change starting example monaco will increasing international funding aimed preserving regenerating biodiversity mitigating promoting adaptation climate_change improving resilience vulnerable populations protection forests essential services human communities climate
MCO 2019 275 275 belief government monaco committed attaching degree importance preservation biodiversity fight climate_change starting example monaco will increasing international funding aimed preserving regenerating biodiversity mitigating promoting adaptation climate_change improving resilience vulnerable populations protection forests essential services human communities especially carbon sinks course fundamental recent devastating fires various parts world constitute real ecological disaster climate
MCO 2019 314 314 course fundamental recent devastating fires various parts world constitute real ecological disaster will also crucial preserve seas oceans whose key role climate balance extreme vulnerability global_warming made aware thanks advances science regard special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate intergovernmental panel climate_change subject meeting concluded yesterday monaco damning therefore us take full account climate
MCO 2019 325 325 disaster will also crucial preserve seas oceans whose key role climate balance extreme vulnerability global_warming made aware thanks advances science regard special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate intergovernmental panel climate_change subject meeting concluded yesterday monaco damning therefore us take full account conclusions recommendations made many scientists can translate findings political decisions will climate
MCO 2019 328 328 crucial preserve seas oceans whose key role climate balance extreme vulnerability global_warming made aware thanks advances science regard special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate intergovernmental panel climate_change subject meeting concluded yesterday monaco damning therefore us take full account conclusions recommendations made many scientists can translate findings political decisions will take next year climate
MCO 2019 355 355 meeting concluded yesterday monaco damning therefore us take full account conclusions recommendations made many scientists can translate findings political decisions will take next year areas climate_change conservation sustainable use oceans biological diversity monaco historically chosen support science fact essential policies implement based reliable scientific knowledge possible commitment many us standing secretary-general climate
MDA 2019 122 122 challenges currently facing republic moldova also vision regarding possible ways solve widely known living time magnitude number protracted crises constantly rise military conflicts humanitarian crises climate_change environmental degradation excessive consumption natural resources economic imbalances forcible encouraged migration real threats task building prosperous peaceful world set agenda sustainable development backdrop role united climate
MDA 2019 331 331 forgotten crucial role women modern society role mother preserver family order focus state’s attention need protect stimulate creation preservation families decreed year family republic moldova climate_change direct threat humankind effects felt worldwide affecting ecosystems national economies health-care systems course phenomena affect country well republic moldova expresses solidarity mr guterres call intensify climate
MDA 2019 359 359 humankind effects felt worldwide affecting ecosystems national economies health-care systems course phenomena affect country well republic moldova expresses solidarity mr guterres call intensify efforts halt climate_change firmly convinced complex problems facing peoples world can solved joint international efforts realities current period indicate even internal issues settled exclusively solitary efforts one nation climate
MDG 2019 100 100 decades unprecedented crises conflicts ever-increasing inequalities every day planet incrementally threatened reckless excesses irresponsible actions course committed marshalling strength end forms poverty combat inequality address climate_change also ensuring one left behind undeniably worked hard major summits conferences achieve equitable lasting human economic development however reality longer enough together will need redouble climate
MDG 2019 140 140 human economic development however reality longer enough together will need redouble efforts eradicate poverty promote ensure quality education inclusion will need strengthen coordinate efforts combat climate_change consequences become increasingly felt unfortunately greatly worsen poverty inequalities among peoples today compensating decades hesitation even inaction responsibility incumbent upon every one us beyond words climate
MDG 2019 751 751 president rajoelina madagascar plan period will lead country structural dimensional transformation accelerate economic growth based five-year strategic framework madagascar essentially seeks double electricity production developing renewable_energy capacities develop hectares achieve self-sufficiency rice production support diversified industrialization programme ensure added value priority value chains tourism transport mines agroindustry fishing animal husbandry cultural climate
MDG 2019 876 876 strength mobilize domestic resources fund development plan nevertheless madagascar also relies international solidarity support opportunities order accelerate implementation agenda third major challenge environment paris agreement climate_change enabled signatory countries make concrete commitment combating rising temperatures nationally determined contributions however one note contributions signatory countries far committed sufficient achieve objectives set agreement climate
MDG 2019 927 927 based principle common differentiated responsibilities call signatory countries assume responsibilities ensure necessary efforts resources mobilized view reverse current trend vulnerable countries often ones bear brunt climate_change despite responsible less per cent world’s greenhouse-gas emissions madagascar feeling full impact climate_change including increasingly frequent violent tropical cyclones drought flooding disruptions agricultural calendar however climate
MDG 2019 934 934 countries assume responsibilities ensure necessary efforts resources mobilized view reverse current trend vulnerable countries often ones bear brunt climate_change despite responsible less per cent world’s greenhouse-gas emissions madagascar feeling full impact climate_change including increasingly frequent violent tropical cyclones drought flooding disruptions agricultural calendar however madagascar aware responsibility now showing firm political climate
MDG 2019 940 940 resources mobilized view reverse current trend vulnerable countries often ones bear brunt climate_change despite responsible less per cent world’s greenhouse-gas emissions madagascar feeling full impact climate_change including increasingly frequent violent tropical cyclones drought flooding disruptions agricultural calendar however madagascar aware responsibility now showing firm political will collective effort mobilize climate_change context climate
MDG 2019 964 964 impact climate_change including increasingly frequent violent tropical cyclones drought flooding disruptions agricultural calendar however madagascar aware responsibility now showing firm political will collective effort mobilize climate_change context madagascar relentlessly pursuing efforts preserve conserve biodiversity existing natural environmental resources committing implementation bold ambitious reforestation programme covering area least hectares five years planting climate
MDG 2019 1005 1005 ambitious reforestation programme covering area least hectares five years planting million trees year madagascar can return former self namely green island worth pointing multiple consequences climate_change south country government’s strong political will provide structural ambitious responses upcoming round table implementation integrated development strategy south united nations co-chairing alongside national authorities will climate
MDV 2019 56 56 promise democracy enshrined principle self-determination organization founded retreat emboldened populist rhetoric racism xenophobia various guises threaten rip societies apart terrorism continues plague affect societies meanwhile climate_crisis looms ever larger heightened collective inability address world needs united nations now ever need remind horrors led formation institution let jog collective memory united nations climate
MDV 2019 384 384 international front reaffirmed long- neglected old friendships commenced new ones begun process rejoining commonwealth nations intention good international partner part shared solution pressing issues time climate_change fighting scourge terrorism terrorism violent extremism become one biggest threats twenty-first century roots found disaffection disenchantment brought rapidly changing world also active efforts opportunists twist climate
MDV 2019 564 564 towards settlement achieve result maldives will never waver support palestinians endeavour achieve independent sovereign state palestine based borders east jerusalem capital years struggling meaningfully address climate_emergency years maldivians saying fight lifetime threatens existence nation scientific evidence irrefutable alarming lack global action according intergovernmental panel climate_change mean temperatures continue rise two-degree threshold climate
MDV 2019 583 583 jerusalem capital years struggling meaningfully address climate_emergency years maldivians saying fight lifetime threatens existence nation scientific evidence irrefutable alarming lack global action according intergovernmental panel climate_change mean temperatures continue rise two-degree threshold will reached point return paris agreement breakthrough can collectively achieve much needs done although problem making maldives determined drive climate
MDV 2019 641 641 revising upscaling nationally determined contributions now shall work concert island nations including small island developing states fellow members alliance small island states just yesterday secretary-general’s climate_action summit maldives presented plan entitled climate smart resilient islands seeks utilize natural solutions promote innovation leverage new technologies build resilience communities part plan seeking phase climate
MDV 2019 684 684 technologies build resilience communities part plan seeking phase usage single-use plastic will one far-reaching ambitious plastics phase-out plans nation earth furthermore protect oceans without solving climate_change solve climate_change without protecting oceans us personal visit maldives necessitates crossing miles upon miles territory ever spotting land stunning per cent maldives ocean just per climate
MDV 2019 686 686 resilience communities part plan seeking phase usage single-use plastic will one far-reaching ambitious plastics phase-out plans nation earth furthermore protect oceans without solving climate_change solve climate_change without protecting oceans us personal visit maldives necessitates crossing miles upon miles territory ever spotting land stunning per cent maldives ocean just per cent dry climate
MEX 2019 294 294 peace can achieved political means use force committed upholding promoting values freedom human rights mexico will contribute great determination response appeal secretary-general antonio guterres step climate_action redouble efforts already put forth additional actions belief matter life death humankind room delay excuses comes making commitments mexico will also engage vigorously seeking promoting climate
MHL 2019 226 226 entered politics years ago marshall islands youth newly independent nation truly nation-building now atoll small island developing state nation one metre sea level higher ground climate_crisis now forces us engage nation-saving academic real now imperils future security core human rights reasons marshall islands will stand two weeks time election human rights climate
MHL 2019 453 453 hard achieve independence maintaining stability sovereignty security clear priority welcome recent issued made united states recent pacific islands forum united states recognizes addressing environmental degradation climate_change priority pacific due threat posed sea-level rise region’s vulnerability natural disasters suggest significance statement underrecognized spur vital much-needed dialogue climate_change region pacific islands forum stands climate
MHL 2019 473 473 states recognizes addressing environmental degradation climate_change priority pacific due threat posed sea-level rise region’s vulnerability natural disasters suggest significance statement underrecognized spur vital much-needed dialogue climate_change region pacific islands forum stands united leaders adoption boe declaration defining regional security framework recent recorded vote summer general assembly resolution entitled cooperation united nations climate
MHL 2019 967 967 month parliament strengthened ties unanimous resolution taiwan play clear role within united nations system includes meaningful participation relevant specialized agencies mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change world health assembly international civil aviation organization world united nations truly serious leaving one behind recognize participation assistance relevant sources thus appropriately recognize taiwan’s partnership climate
MKD 2019 261 261 solutions established strong observance principles norms upon agreed world continues struggle phenomena transcend borders clearly beyond individual control august first time history iceland lost glacier climate_change bronze plaque mounted rock iceland commemorate seemingly eternal glacier lost global_warming global warning us earlier week discussed urgency fully implementing commitments mitigating climate_change climate_action summit climate
MKD 2019 272 272 phenomena transcend borders clearly beyond individual control august first time history iceland lost glacier climate_change bronze plaque mounted rock iceland commemorate seemingly eternal glacier lost global_warming global warning us earlier week discussed urgency fully implementing commitments mitigating climate_change climate_action summit organized secretary-general theme race can win race must win provided us climate
MKD 2019 284 284 lost glacier climate_change bronze plaque mounted rock iceland commemorate seemingly eternal glacier lost global_warming global warning us earlier week discussed urgency fully implementing commitments mitigating climate_change climate_action summit organized secretary-general theme race can win race must win provided us opportunity reaffirm commitment paris agreement climate_change expand ambitions recognize impact climate_change security climate
MKD 2019 285 285 glacier climate_change bronze plaque mounted rock iceland commemorate seemingly eternal glacier lost global_warming global warning us earlier week discussed urgency fully implementing commitments mitigating climate_change climate_action summit organized secretary-general theme race can win race must win provided us opportunity reaffirm commitment paris agreement climate_change expand ambitions recognize impact climate_change security stability climate
MKD 2019 303 303 discussed urgency fully implementing commitments mitigating climate_change climate_action summit organized secretary-general theme race can win race must win provided us opportunity reaffirm commitment paris agreement climate_change expand ambitions recognize impact climate_change security stability world devastating consequences human beings also provided opportunity mobilize energy different stakeholders climate_change arena recognize undertaking global nature climate
MKD 2019 308 308 mitigating climate_change climate_action summit organized secretary-general theme race can win race must win provided us opportunity reaffirm commitment paris agreement climate_change expand ambitions recognize impact climate_change security stability world devastating consequences human beings also provided opportunity mobilize energy different stakeholders climate_change arena recognize undertaking global nature home crucial success regard nationally climate
MKD 2019 323 323 opportunity reaffirm commitment paris agreement climate_change expand ambitions recognize impact climate_change security stability world devastating consequences human beings also provided opportunity mobilize energy different stakeholders climate_change arena recognize undertaking global nature home crucial success regard nationally determined contributions key accelerated climate_action republic north macedonia increased national contributions paris agreement incorporated targets climate
MKD 2019 338 338 consequences human beings also provided opportunity mobilize energy different stakeholders climate_change arena recognize undertaking global nature home crucial success regard nationally determined contributions key accelerated climate_action republic north macedonia increased national contributions paris agreement incorporated targets national laws policies related issue also debated implementing agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals sdgs climate
MKD 2019 378 378 issue also debated implementing agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals sdgs essential genuine changes sustainable future achieving goals eliminating poverty well reducing inequality negative impact climate_change environmental degradation important goals targets cross-cutting interlinked provides vast opportunities countries international organizations act secure implementation sustainable development goals government north macedonia fully committed implementing climate
MLI 2019 135 135 many challenges times achieve ideal peace meet shared goals security development particularly true regard theme seventy-fourth session assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion nothing urgent stepping work areas address root causes instability countries nation history whose trajectory affected trying times mali undergoing painful experience today given since climate
MLI 2019 1306 1306 inclusive matter simple justice mali reaffirms commitment common african position reform accordance ezulwini consensus country sahel mainly engaged agriculture livestock fisheries mali remains deeply concerned climate_change one major challenges survival development humankind country suffering full brunt effects climate_change characterized spread desertification impact fauna flora drying rivers streams hotter weather repeated floods climate
MLI 2019 1318 1318 ezulwini consensus country sahel mainly engaged agriculture livestock fisheries mali remains deeply concerned climate_change one major challenges survival development humankind country suffering full brunt effects climate_change characterized spread desertification impact fauna flora drying rivers streams hotter weather repeated floods like reaffirm mali’s commitment implementation paris agreement climate_change end context secretary-general’s climate_action climate
MLI 2019 1339 1339 suffering full brunt effects climate_change characterized spread desertification impact fauna flora drying rivers streams hotter weather repeated floods like reaffirm mali’s commitment implementation paris agreement climate_change end context secretary-general’s climate_action summit will submit co-leaders climate finance coalition france jamaica qatar concrete proposal trigger accelerate wave low-carbon investment redirecting global savings towards climate
MLI 2019 1343 1343 climate_change characterized spread desertification impact fauna flora drying rivers streams hotter weather repeated floods like reaffirm mali’s commitment implementation paris agreement climate_change end context secretary-general’s climate_action summit will submit co-leaders climate finance coalition france jamaica qatar concrete proposal trigger accelerate wave low-carbon investment redirecting global savings towards infrastructure industrial agricultural production climate
MLI 2019 1383 1383 wave low-carbon investment redirecting global savings towards infrastructure industrial agricultural production processes line objectives paris agreement additionally mali will work within african union systematically integrate climate_change cooperation continent strategic partners mali welcomes processes way sudan particular formation government national unity resulting agreement military opposition leaders also led establishment sovereign council lead climate
MMR 2019 29 29 muhammad-bande election president general assembly seventy- fourth session confident able leadership session will productive myanmar considers year’s theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion timely among daunting challenges world faces today can overcome coordinated efforts entire international community eradicating poverty forms greatest global challenge myanmar pursue careful balance climate
MMR 2019 109 109 per cent per cent myanmar also experienced rapid economic growth recent years becoming one region’s fastest-growing economies annual growth rate per cent period adverse effects climate_change pose significant obstacles poverty reduction threaten hard-won progress towards achievement sustainable development goals indeed climate_change considered defining issue time connection welcome convening climate_action summit wish climate
MMR 2019 124 124 fastest-growing economies annual growth rate per cent period adverse effects climate_change pose significant obstacles poverty reduction threaten hard-won progress towards achievement sustainable development goals indeed climate_change considered defining issue time connection welcome convening climate_action summit wish underscore urgency responding climate_change importance implementing paris agreement climate_change kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate
MMR 2019 132 132 adverse effects climate_change pose significant obstacles poverty reduction threaten hard-won progress towards achievement sustainable development goals indeed climate_change considered defining issue time connection welcome convening climate_action summit wish underscore urgency responding climate_change importance implementing paris agreement climate_change kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change united nations heart multilateralism place hopes aspirations climate
MMR 2019 138 138 poverty reduction threaten hard-won progress towards achievement sustainable development goals indeed climate_change considered defining issue time connection welcome convening climate_action summit wish underscore urgency responding climate_change importance implementing paris agreement climate_change kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change united nations heart multilateralism place hopes aspirations fact cooperating united nations cornerstone foreign climate
MMR 2019 143 143 towards achievement sustainable development goals indeed climate_change considered defining issue time connection welcome convening climate_action summit wish underscore urgency responding climate_change importance implementing paris agreement climate_change kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change united nations heart multilateralism place hopes aspirations fact cooperating united nations cornerstone foreign policy world facing challenges transition climate
MMR 2019 150 150 considered defining issue time connection welcome convening climate_action summit wish underscore urgency responding climate_change importance implementing paris agreement climate_change kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate_change united nations heart multilateralism place hopes aspirations fact cooperating united nations cornerstone foreign policy world facing challenges transition geopolitical shifts united nations multilateral institutions need climate
MNE 2019 389 389 show solidarity willingness share burden every situation 1990s montenegro dilemma accepting left homes threat war today threats multifold people running away wars persecution also consequences global_warming natural disasters believe societies particularly communities mediterranean europe will allow sea become tomb place civilization’s collapse country world can deal issues migration forced displacement alone climate
MNE 2019 430 430 collapse country world can deal issues migration forced displacement alone form long-term instability make us vulnerable need full implementation agreed global treaties migration refugees week’s climate_action summit shown existing high level international activities enough achieve goals agreed upon within paris agreement climate_change take opportunity commend support initiative secretary-general accelerate international action climate
MNE 2019 446 446 need full implementation agreed global treaties migration refugees week’s climate_action summit shown existing high level international activities enough achieve goals agreed upon within paris agreement climate_change take opportunity commend support initiative secretary-general accelerate international action given urgently need strengthen global response resolute ambitious actions order implement international commitments undertaken initial results climate
MNG 2019 23 23 world live today indeed complex sometimes chaotic uncertain unpredictable faces mounting challenges including protracted conflicts persistent poverty hunger terrorism violent extremism rapidly changing_climate although democracy prevalent never strength challenged tested inequalities deepening global military spending arms competition increasing respect international norms institutions weakening multilateralism challenged ever short sometimes climate
MNG 2019 77 77 cold war era era long back diametrically opposed antagonistic ideologies led existential standoffs want repeat standoffs existential compared today’s world virtually existence-threatening enemy except terrorism climate_emergency one looks foreign policy documents constitutions laws absolute majority countries clear war violence prohibited today countries generally pursue growth progress prosperity people within jurisdictions international climate
MNG 2019 305 305 respect understand anything else differences today overcome past high-level week international community gathered unite resolve speed collective action towards achieving sustainable development goals sdgs addressing climate_emergency mongolia strongly supports pledge make coming decade one action delivery supporting vulnerable coming first aid furthest behind wish applaud leadership secretary-general antonio guterres hosting climate_action climate
MNG 2019 330 330 climate_emergency mongolia strongly supports pledge make coming decade one action delivery supporting vulnerable coming first aid furthest behind wish applaud leadership secretary-general antonio guterres hosting climate_action summit earlier week summit proved instrumental building momentum turn tide climate_emergency countries along cities committed net-zero carbon_emissions seventy countries pledged boost nationally determined contributions dozen climate
MNG 2019 341 341 supporting vulnerable coming first aid furthest behind wish applaud leadership secretary-general antonio guterres hosting climate_action summit earlier week summit proved instrumental building momentum turn tide climate_emergency countries along cities committed net-zero carbon_emissions seventy countries pledged boost nationally determined contributions dozen governments doubled contributions green climate fund science tells us temperature increase climate
MNG 2019 346 346 furthest behind wish applaud leadership secretary-general antonio guterres hosting climate_action summit earlier week summit proved instrumental building momentum turn tide climate_emergency countries along cities committed net-zero carbon_emissions seventy countries pledged boost nationally determined contributions dozen governments doubled contributions green climate fund science tells us temperature increase greater c lead catastrophic irreversible climate
MNG 2019 347 347 behind wish applaud leadership secretary-general antonio guterres hosting climate_action summit earlier week summit proved instrumental building momentum turn tide climate_emergency countries along cities committed net-zero carbon_emissions seventy countries pledged boost nationally determined contributions dozen governments doubled contributions green climate fund science tells us temperature increase greater c lead catastrophic irreversible damage climate
MNG 2019 365 365 tide climate_emergency countries along cities committed net-zero carbon_emissions seventy countries pledged boost nationally determined contributions dozen governments doubled contributions green climate fund science tells us temperature increase greater c lead catastrophic irreversible damage ecosystem supports us like many developing countries mongolia contributed least global_warming yet mongolia past years annual mean temperatures climate
MNG 2019 383 383 contributions green climate fund science tells us temperature increase greater c lead catastrophic irreversible damage ecosystem supports us like many developing countries mongolia contributed least global_warming yet mongolia past years annual mean temperatures increased c result per cent territory affected desertification land degradation past years permafrost area shrunk less half lakes climate
MNG 2019 419 419 per cent territory affected desertification land degradation past years permafrost area shrunk less half lakes dried given fact per cent rural people’s livelihoods depend nature climate_change already devastating impact people lives economy part mongolia faithfully fulfilling nationally determined contribution reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent furthermore ambitious nationally determined contribution target along climate
MNG 2019 434 434 dried given fact per cent rural people’s livelihoods depend nature climate_change already devastating impact people lives economy part mongolia faithfully fulfilling nationally determined contribution reduce greenhouse-gas emissions per cent furthermore ambitious nationally determined contribution target along sound climate-change legislation policies developed mongolia abundant solar wind power resources aims increasing share renewable_energy climate
MNG 2019 459 459 greenhouse-gas emissions per cent furthermore ambitious nationally determined contribution target along sound climate-change legislation policies developed mongolia abundant solar wind power resources aims increasing share renewable_energy energy mix per cent current per cent end government introduced feed-in tariffs wind solar hydropower energy working refine relevant legislation support renewable_energy also working set climate
MNG 2019 481 481 aims increasing share renewable_energy energy mix per cent current per cent end government introduced feed-in tariffs wind solar hydropower energy working refine relevant legislation support renewable_energy also working set multilateral institution electricity-grid interconnections ensure energy security job creation reduction carbon-dioxide emissions north-east asia tapping wind- solar-energy potential mongolia willing contribute energy climate
MNG 2019 495 495 feed-in tariffs wind solar hydropower energy working refine relevant legislation support renewable_energy also working set multilateral institution electricity-grid interconnections ensure energy security job creation reduction carbon-dioxide emissions north-east asia tapping wind- solar-energy potential mongolia willing contribute energy security also peace security north-east asia back early 1980s mongolia first proposed idea creating climate
MNG 2019 1113 1113 addressing global issues critical point vividly demonstrated last weekend millions young people marched global climate strike demand climate justice action accountability resolve helped boost momentum climate_action summit view better utilizing social media promoting culture peace non-violence tolerance among youth april ulaanbaatar ministry organized unique forum called peacebook forum collaboration facebook addition climate
MOZ 2019 136 136 better respond aspirations member states particular emphasis implementing agenda sustainable development seventy-fourth session takes place time world faces surge political geostrategic trade tensions devastating effects climate_change increase inequality among states access quality basic social services essential sustaining decent standard living sub-saharan africa mozambique located example reality remain region largest number disadvantaged climate
MOZ 2019 556 556 networks expansion electric grid’s coverage ecotourism combined cross- cutting efforts socioeconomic fields will drive eagerly desired sustainable development galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion appeal collective responsibility leave one behind regard government mozambique adopted approach focused protecting respecting human rights promoting gender equality equity building capacity women young climate
MOZ 2019 605 605 women young people vulnerable social groups keeping mind need mozambican society secure demographic dividend due geographic location mozambique considered scientists country world second-most vulnerable effects climate_change two extremely severe tropical cyclones cyclones idai kenneth devastated vast regions country march april attest assertion toll deaths destruction economic social fabric central northern regions climate
MOZ 2019 732 732 express profound gratitude pledges support solidarity reiterate continued readiness work partners accelerate process disbursement pledged aid also committed strengthening adaptation resilience measures line paris agreement climate_change signed june aware natural disasters driven climate_change become recurrent phenomena behalf country take opportunity express solidarity condolences families victims hurricane dorian bahamas actions manage effects climate
MOZ 2019 739 739 continued readiness work partners accelerate process disbursement pledged aid also committed strengthening adaptation resilience measures line paris agreement climate_change signed june aware natural disasters driven climate_change become recurrent phenomena behalf country take opportunity express solidarity condolences families victims hurricane dorian bahamas actions manage effects climate_change country also include strengthening early- warning climate
MOZ 2019 758 758 signed june aware natural disasters driven climate_change become recurrent phenomena behalf country take opportunity express solidarity condolences families victims hurricane dorian bahamas actions manage effects climate_change country also include strengthening early- warning system natural phenomena mapping vulnerable areas order prevent natural disasters mitigate consequences actions also include establishment risk-response management structures climate
MOZ 2019 814 814 joining risk pool african risk capacity insurance company limited specialized agency african union assisting participants recovering natural disasters regard thank secretary-general wise timely decision convene climate_action summit week mobilize international community boosting ambitions towards achieve goal reducing greenhouse-gas emissions view reversing harmful consequences global_warming major threat planet humankind respect integrated rural climate
MOZ 2019 826 826 union assisting participants recovering natural disasters regard thank secretary-general wise timely decision convene climate_action summit week mobilize international community boosting ambitions towards achieve goal reducing greenhouse-gas emissions view reversing harmful consequences global_warming major threat planet humankind respect integrated rural development sustainable management biodiversity ecosystems natural resources mozambique made efforts preserve biodiversity climate
MOZ 2019 832 832 regard thank secretary-general wise timely decision convene climate_action summit week mobilize international community boosting ambitions towards achieve goal reducing greenhouse-gas emissions view reversing harmful consequences global_warming major threat planet humankind respect integrated rural development sustainable management biodiversity ecosystems natural resources mozambique made efforts preserve biodiversity creating conservation areas covering approximately per climate
MRT 2019 137 137 well security stability development others better sustainable comprehensive future humankind islamic republic mauritania committed goals incorporated sustainable development development strategy made considerable achievements domain focusing renewable_energy solar wind energy thereby achieved per cent clean energy total energy consumed working continuously increase percentage aware importance clean energy positive impact environment great contribution climate
MRT 2019 180 180 importance clean energy positive impact environment great contribution reducing pollution moreover along states sahel launched great green wall sahara sahel initiative counter negative impact desertification climate_change environment agricultural resources aim bridge gaps production systems compensate economic social harm caused negative impacts also made considerable progress fight desertification reclaiming future use large climate
MUS 2019 56 56 president general assembly ms maria fernanda espinosa garces leadership hard work dedication past year commend judicious choice theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion year’s session indeed critical year sustainable development climate_action climate_change continues disrupt national economies affect lives economic growth slow uneven income inequality rise achieving quality climate
MUS 2019 65 65 hard work dedication past year commend judicious choice theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion year’s session indeed critical year sustainable development climate_action climate_change continues disrupt national economies affect lives economic growth slow uneven income inequality rise achieving quality education still beyond reach official development assistance humanitarian aid climate
MUS 2019 66 66 work dedication past year commend judicious choice theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion year’s session indeed critical year sustainable development climate_action climate_change continues disrupt national economies affect lives economic growth slow uneven income inequality rise achieving quality education still beyond reach official development assistance humanitarian aid need climate
MUS 2019 186 186 recently recorded continents latest ice cap melts greenland point alarmingly dangerous desolate future planet poor vulnerable hardest hit single country immune devastation havoc rising temperatures global_warming creating lives livelihoods communities millions people already risk pushed poverty direct consequence climate_change latest report global_warming c intergovernmental panel climate_change gives us apocalyptic picture compels climate
MUS 2019 199 199 planet poor vulnerable hardest hit single country immune devastation havoc rising temperatures global_warming creating lives livelihoods communities millions people already risk pushed poverty direct consequence climate_change latest report global_warming c intergovernmental panel climate_change gives us apocalyptic picture compels us act now last week’s worldwide demonstrations young people calling action now fall climate
MUS 2019 202 202 hardest hit single country immune devastation havoc rising temperatures global_warming creating lives livelihoods communities millions people already risk pushed poverty direct consequence climate_change latest report global_warming c intergovernmental panel climate_change gives us apocalyptic picture compels us act now last week’s worldwide demonstrations young people calling action now fall deaf ears must climate
MUS 2019 206 206 immune devastation havoc rising temperatures global_warming creating lives livelihoods communities millions people already risk pushed poverty direct consequence climate_change latest report global_warming c intergovernmental panel climate_change gives us apocalyptic picture compels us act now last week’s worldwide demonstrations young people calling action now fall deaf ears must renew strengthen commitment limiting climate
MUS 2019 232 232 gives us apocalyptic picture compels us act now last week’s worldwide demonstrations young people calling action now fall deaf ears must renew strengthen commitment limiting global_warming c end need considerably increase financial resources allocate live paris pledges mauritius government embarked development low-carbon-emission transport will soon launching light rail transit system addition climate
MUS 2019 269 269 mauritius government embarked development low-carbon-emission transport will soon launching light rail transit system addition implementing massive greening programme enhance carbon-sinking capacity also intend double use renewable_energy small island developing states particularly threatened dangerously intensifying impacts climate_change mid-term review sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway clearly demonstrated implementation faces similar hurdles confronting climate
MUS 2019 279 279 rail transit system addition implementing massive greening programme enhance carbon-sinking capacity also intend double use renewable_energy small island developing states particularly threatened dangerously intensifying impacts climate_change mid-term review sids accelerated modalities action samoa pathway clearly demonstrated implementation faces similar hurdles confronting agenda sustainable development important funding means implementation responsive targeted partnerships climate
MUS 2019 467 467 distributed must provide level playing field across borders developed developing countries alike must address deep-rooted causes inequalities among states dynamic financial flows among uneven exposure climate_change unequal way stand benefit technology health oceans continues deteriorate alarming rate progress towards conservation world’s oceans slow ocean acidification unsustainable fishing pose major threats oceans climate
MWI 2019 201 201 samantha power whatever flaws united nations still institution brings together countries world year met alliance nations determined fight common war declared war poverty education inequality climate_change declared will fight inclusion minority nations world enough resources eradicate poverty send every child school means slow climate_change save planet think one humankind one goal climate
MWI 2019 219 219 common war declared war poverty education inequality climate_change declared will fight inclusion minority nations world enough resources eradicate poverty send every child school means slow climate_change save planet think one humankind one goal pool resources trouble multilateralism per cent world controls per cent resources control planet’s resources real decision-makers humans fate climate
MWI 2019 337 337 years history knows us built empires cities west blood sweat minerals africa given far resources developed world ever received aid philanthropy today strive build economies climate_change undermines disasters external shocks yet leading architects climate_change outside developing countries speak poverty thrives least-developed countries sub-saharan africa one worst- affected regions world people trapped climate
MWI 2019 345 345 blood sweat minerals africa given far resources developed world ever received aid philanthropy today strive build economies climate_change undermines disasters external shocks yet leading architects climate_change outside developing countries speak poverty thrives least-developed countries sub-saharan africa one worst- affected regions world people trapped poverty anywhere else planet africa rising population young climate
MWI 2019 949 949 poverty ignorance failed child let remind assembly poverty ignorance breeding ground radicalization young people suffer cost radicalism let world also remember commitment save planet live climate_change existential threat march malawi yet suffered devastating national disaster hit cyclone idai together mozambican zimbabwean brothers lost loved ones infrastructure damaged cyclone idai destroyed many climate
MYS 2019 44 44 fernanda espinosa garces dedication stewardship successfully completing work general assembly seventy-third session malaysia welcomes theme year’s general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion key message theme galvanizing multilateral efforts united nations stands will propose almost three-quarters century ago five countries claimed victory second world war basis victory climate
MYS 2019 669 669 ban import palm oil proposed european countries unable sustain competitiveness edible oils campaign ban palm oil said palm oil poisonous destroys habitats long-nosed monkeys reduces carbon_dioxide absorption european products labelled palm-oil free show dislike ban palm oil malaysia produces palm oil many poor countries produce palm oil malaysia will clear forests climate
MYS 2019 899 899 always win contest two parties one must lose win use peaceful means even lose will cost us much less one dies land devastated world experiencing climate_change malaysia hotter ever seem returning previous temperatures fact seems getting hotter hotter elsewhere powerful typhoons hurricanes destroying whole towns killing thousands wreaking havoc unprecedented proportions climate
MYS 2019 1000 1000 enjoying come end cycle cycle changing prehistoric times millions years ago possible temperatures rise level living conditions become unbearable think instead preparing war paying attention climate_change natural disasters accompany preparing combat climate_change order bring back normal environment used thousands years preparing major earthquakes typhoons hurricanes floods landslides inter alia learn mitigate climate
MYS 2019 1006 1006 prehistoric times millions years ago possible temperatures rise level living conditions become unbearable think instead preparing war paying attention climate_change natural disasters accompany preparing combat climate_change order bring back normal environment used thousands years preparing major earthquakes typhoons hurricanes floods landslides inter alia learn mitigate natural disasters constructing shelters making rain climate
NAM 2019 101 101 ago initiative unesco people world anticipated twenty-first century ethos international solidarity harmony reach crowning moment today debate theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion see need introspection considering realities world today must ask can eradicate poverty act consequentially climate_change achieve socioeconomic inclusion without peace must ponder burning questions climate
NAM 2019 117 117 debate theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion see need introspection considering realities world today must ask can eradicate poverty act consequentially climate_change achieve socioeconomic inclusion without peace must ponder burning questions look ahead celebrating seventy-fifth anniversary organization next year mr president hail sister country whose principled generous climate
NAM 2019 392 392 high per capita income labelling rich country ignoring fact majority people however still suffering hangover apartheid therefore flawed formula requires urgent reconsideration year brought reality climate_change shores every continent witnessed numerous weather events around world caused immense destruction human suffering want express solidarity people whose lives upended adverse events namibia currently climate
NAM 2019 446 446 severe widespread prolonged period drought damaging effect livelihoods people declared emergency like thank countries responded come assistance mind namibia hereby reiterates commitment implementation paris agreement climate_change principle common differentiated responsibilities guide commitment tackling global environmental challenges quest global peace african union au united nations solid partners conflict resolution cooperation helped silence climate
NAM 2019 776 776 s pv prepare assess implementation women peace security agenda welcome increased participation women united nations au peacekeeping operations days ago young people converged demand consequential climate_action can safeguard planet presented innovative ideas expressed desire commitment spearheading process finding lasting solutions existential threat actions reflect concern future planet process finding solutions must climate
NAM 2019 836 836 people future hands next year will gather commemorate seventy-fifth anniversary establishment global parliament people hope outcomes deliberations will galvanize concrete efforts arrest reverse existential threat climate_change namibia country can attest effects climate_change indeed reality country let us draw inspiration poignant words martin luther king jr said peace earth loyalties must transcend climate
NAM 2019 842 842 gather commemorate seventy-fifth anniversary establishment global parliament people hope outcomes deliberations will galvanize concrete efforts arrest reverse existential threat climate_change namibia country can attest effects climate_change indeed reality country let us draw inspiration poignant words martin luther king jr said peace earth loyalties must transcend race tribe class nation means must climate
NAM 2019 911 911 can access opportunities employ gifts talents according ability future hinges participation must ensure longer fringes decision-making instead forefront galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion conclusion said future hands young people attack us working together now taking care world order leave good hands climate
NER 2019 171 171 assembly niger will assume commitment conviction view helping find solutions various challenges facing international community theme year’s session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion pertinent several reasons first rightly continues theme previous session shared responsibilities peaceful equitable sustainable societies also opportunity us recall date multilateralism made progress wake climate
NER 2019 353 353 community today international arena see countries returning arms race trade tensions rising populism xenophobia growing inequalities huge increases migratory flows spread terrorist criminal organizations effects climate_change live world dying obesity others starvation live world number refugees displaced persons driven problems related poverty climate insecurity estimated million hosting niger live world million climate
NER 2019 1124 1124 efforts thereby contributing stability region believe various partners actions harmonized achieve better results always worth remembering defeating terrorism ultimately depends economic social development issue effects climate_change transcends borders part international community’s remit situation sahel lake chad basin illustrates poverty terrorism climate_change closely linked want call member states ensure conclusions climate_action summit climate
NER 2019 1139 1139 remembering defeating terrorism ultimately depends economic social development issue effects climate_change transcends borders part international community’s remit situation sahel lake chad basin illustrates poverty terrorism climate_change closely linked want call member states ensure conclusions climate_action summit held yesterday september implemented fact us today recognize desperate need pool strengths resources order find climate
NER 2019 1148 1148 effects climate_change transcends borders part international community’s remit situation sahel lake chad basin illustrates poverty terrorism climate_change closely linked want call member states ensure conclusions climate_action summit held yesterday september implemented fact us today recognize desperate need pool strengths resources order find acceptable sustainable solutions protect planet enable future generations inherit climate
NER 2019 1188 1188 order find acceptable sustainable solutions protect planet enable future generations inherit world worth living planet b immediate commitments will impact survival humankind niger aware emphasized climate_change resilience sectoral policies strategies health transport agricultural pastoral production local regional land planning development also taken steps integrate reduction greenhouse-gas emissions national programme access energy climate
NER 2019 1208 1208 survival humankind niger aware emphasized climate_change resilience sectoral policies strategies health transport agricultural pastoral production local regional land planning development also taken steps integrate reduction greenhouse-gas emissions national programme access energy services strengthen resilience adaptive capacity agriculture water sectors lastly niger decided implement long-term national adaptation plan establishing determined contribution national climate
NER 2019 1280 1280 chair climate commission sahel behalf members commission like reiterate appeal international community give conclusions round table financing plan climate agenda sahel attention deserve continued poverty climate_change terrorism organized crime immediate negative consequences states efforts achieve sdgs vast increase migratory flows another issue characteristic time addressed one country alone responsibility international community climate
NER 2019 1382 1382 participate forum examining global compact’s implementation view sharing experiences enriched countries positive experiences hope now bold decisions will taken address underlying causes migration including poverty climate_change insecurity world undergone rapid profound changes recent years respond legitimate aspirations peoples world must adapt strategies new context ever international community needs strong united nations climate
NER 2019 1454 1454 like reiterate call new global political economic governance instruments put place aftermath second world war longer sufficient stand sine qua non addressing challenges mentioned poverty climate_change terrorism organized crime migration climate
NGA 2019 103 103 excellency mr antonio guterres tremendous energy genuine international outlook exhibited leadership united nations theme current session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion prime areas calling collective action will benefit national global interests today world critical juncture year marks first anniversary international day multilateralism diplomacy peace year climate
NGA 2019 480 480 can help lessen eventually eliminate mass poverty africa core efforts build inclusive society programmes focus youth human empowerment aim ensure participation women youth governance industry climate_action agriculture international scene united nations new opportunities take lead issues continue cloud prospects international peace prosperity particular regard right palestinian people country free occupation resolution climate
NGA 2019 536 536 right palestinian people land live peace separately mention risks associated nuclear proliferation unfair unjust trade practices notwithstanding world trade organization rules precepts respect looming danger climate_change nigeria stands resolutely international community observe agreed carbon_emission targets signed since issued two sovereign green bonds added additional million hectares forested land taking total forest climate
NGA 2019 544 544 risks associated nuclear proliferation unfair unjust trade practices notwithstanding world trade organization rules precepts respect looming danger climate_change nigeria stands resolutely international community observe agreed carbon_emission targets signed since issued two sovereign green bonds added additional million hectares forested land taking total forest coverage per cent collective national efforts advocate strive climate
NIC 2019 33 33 nicaragua president republic mr daniel ortega saavedra first lady vice-president mrs rosario murillo zambrana general assembly theme session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion coincides prioritized state policies government nicaragua successfully developed past decade reaffirm commitment political will government reconciliation national unity nicaragua continuing develop strengthen inclusive economic climate
NIC 2019 70 70 reaffirm commitment political will government reconciliation national unity nicaragua continuing develop strengthen inclusive economic social policies aimed common good nicaraguans nicaragua welcomes efforts promoted secretary-general climate_action summit held new york well commitments undertaken within framework large number states aimed overcoming grave threat existence humankind caused climate_change nicaragua countries central american region climate
NIC 2019 90 90 nicaragua welcomes efforts promoted secretary-general climate_action summit held new york well commitments undertaken within framework large number states aimed overcoming grave threat existence humankind caused climate_change nicaragua countries central american region among vulnerable nations planet people suffering extremely grave consequences destructive effects climate_change urgent international community adopt measures curb global_warming ensure climate
NIC 2019 107 107 states aimed overcoming grave threat existence humankind caused climate_change nicaragua countries central american region among vulnerable nations planet people suffering extremely grave consequences destructive effects climate_change urgent international community adopt measures curb global_warming ensure future earth future humankind life present future generations based principle shared differentiated responsibilities country undertaking great economic climate
NIC 2019 114 114 caused climate_change nicaragua countries central american region among vulnerable nations planet people suffering extremely grave consequences destructive effects climate_change urgent international community adopt measures curb global_warming ensure future earth future humankind life present future generations based principle shared differentiated responsibilities country undertaking great economic social preventive efforts address climate_change far yielded climate
NIC 2019 137 137 measures curb global_warming ensure future earth future humankind life present future generations based principle shared differentiated responsibilities country undertaking great economic social preventive efforts address climate_change far yielded internationally recognized positive results nicaragua will continue contributing regional stability peace security will persist fighting maintain important indicators inclusive economic political educational social climate
NIC 2019 545 545 justice family advocacy gender equality support young people improving security education health energy water sanitation services highways roads bridges housing agriculture livestock nature conservation context climate_change small- medium- sized businesses creative economy everything represented culture based identity tradition values together work rights well-being harmonious coexistence among nicaraguans peace friendship solidarity cooperation climate
NIC 2019 695 695 constructive international cooperation continue developed government president daniel ortega saavedra assuming responsibility shoulder state ensuring nicaragua takes path leading towards successful poverty eradication quality education climate_action especially social inclusion vocation government stand poor historically marginalized peace good governance progress international security peaceful coexistence among brotherly countries constitute united nations climate
NLD 2019 707 707 people working goals wife secretary-general’s special advocate inclusive finance development years now fulfilled role enormous drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods security health living environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate
NLD 2019 708 708 working goals wife secretary-general’s special advocate inclusive finance development years now fulfilled role enormous drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods security health living environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change climate
NLD 2019 718 718 now fulfilled role enormous drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods security health living environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never climate
NLD 2019 733 733 climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods security health living environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never international cooperation urgent future planet greenhouse gases recognize national borders can combat climate_change work together climate
NLD 2019 749 749 environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never international cooperation urgent future planet greenhouse gases recognize national borders can combat climate_change work together glad heed call take responsibility show ambition transitioning sustainable circular economy simple task every member state climate
NLD 2019 756 756 action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never international cooperation urgent future planet greenhouse gases recognize national borders can combat climate_change work together glad heed call take responsibility show ambition transitioning sustainable circular economy simple task every member state wrestling challenge including kingdom precisely need one climate
NOR 2019 26 26 norway firm supporter rules-based multilateral order consistent partner efforts promote sustainable development peace security human rights world needs strong multilateral cooperation institutions tackle global challenges climate_change cybersecurity terrorism united nations needs strengthened better equipped respond current challenges norway wants take part responsibility candidate non-permanent seat security council period ready serve build climate
NOR 2019 816 816 peaceful international cooperation conservation sustainable use world’s oceans ensures freedom navigation sea vital ensure states fully implement threats facing oceans unprecedented loss biodiversity marine pollution climate_change overexploitation marine resources just challenges seeing time oceans holds key achieving many sdgs vital source food energy medicine employment managed wisely offer huge potential human climate
NOR 2019 887 887 united nations ocean conference will present to-do list oceans october will host ocean conference norway also launched development aid programme combat marine litter believe ocean-based climate_action can key achieving commitments paris agreement climate_change paris made commitment delivering results outlining new ambitions significant reductions carbon_emissions norway almost years ago introduced carbon tax climate
NOR 2019 894 894 list oceans october will host ocean conference norway also launched development aid programme combat marine litter believe ocean-based climate_action can key achieving commitments paris agreement climate_change paris made commitment delivering results outlining new ambitions significant reductions carbon_emissions norway almost years ago introduced carbon tax norway including petrol sector government’s budget proposal climate
NOR 2019 905 905 aid programme combat marine litter believe ocean-based climate_action can key achieving commitments paris agreement climate_change paris made commitment delivering results outlining new ambitions significant reductions carbon_emissions norway almost years ago introduced carbon tax norway including petrol sector government’s budget proposal presented next week includes per cent increase tax carbon_emissions european union climate
NOR 2019 928 928 significant reductions carbon_emissions norway almost years ago introduced carbon tax norway including petrol sector government’s budget proposal presented next week includes per cent increase tax carbon_emissions european union emissions trading carbon tax actively using market mechanisms speed green shift economy making cheaper green expensive pollute tax revenue will used reduce taxes climate
NOR 2019 1005 1005 maritime organization reduce emissions ships scaling construction offshore floating wind developments must part norway will strengthen nationally determined contribution urge countries longer possible ignore fact climate_change affects security talking scenario distant future security risks already reality millions people around globe going away norway supports call appoint special representative climate security believe climate
NOR 2019 1044 1044 globe going away norway supports call appoint special representative climate security believe security council must address climate security issues hurricane dorian reminded us devastating effects climate_crisis norway will continue support call graduated countries eligible official development assistance severely affected natural disasters countries experiencing worst effects climate_change among world’s lowest emitters threat climate
NOR 2019 1064 1064 dorian reminded us devastating effects climate_crisis norway will continue support call graduated countries eligible official development assistance severely affected natural disasters countries experiencing worst effects climate_change among world’s lowest emitters threat small island states existential climate-vulnerable countries tuvalu dominica seychelles bear burden adapting new reality alone far apart geographically oceans connect climate
NOR 2019 1168 1168 will working countries region including brazil hope order reach point deforestation comes halt reducing future emissions little immediate help already affected norway therefore scaling support climate_change adaptation resilience food security climate-vulnerable countries urgent task norway will active partner getting done much changed since norway’s previous term security council commitment solving common climate
NPL 2019 86 86 trade tensions among largest economies create unpredictability risk recession ensuing insecurity disorder hurt least-developed countries ldcs landlocked developing countries lldcs small island developing states peril climate_change outpacing response threat truly existential terms sustainability planet future humankind poorest vulnerable countries hardest hit effects climate_change despite negligible emissions face consequences disproportionate unjust undue climate
NPL 2019 103 103 developing countries lldcs small island developing states peril climate_change outpacing response threat truly existential terms sustainability planet future humankind poorest vulnerable countries hardest hit effects climate_change despite negligible emissions face consequences disproportionate unjust undue context nepal appreciated secretary-general’s leadership convening climate_action summit september another milestone charting sustainable path face obstinate ignorance climate
NPL 2019 118 118 sustainability planet future humankind poorest vulnerable countries hardest hit effects climate_change despite negligible emissions face consequences disproportionate unjust undue context nepal appreciated secretary-general’s leadership convening climate_action summit september another milestone charting sustainable path face obstinate ignorance climate science nepal home sagarmatha also known mount everest highest peak world lies hotspot climate_change climate
NPL 2019 143 143 climate_action summit september another milestone charting sustainable path face obstinate ignorance climate science nepal home sagarmatha also known mount everest highest peak world lies hotspot climate_change himalayas barometer change seeing glaciers melt fresh water dry accelerated rate report published year international centre integrated mountain development predicts one third glaciers hindu kush climate
NPL 2019 207 207 disasters wreak havoc every year year alone several citizens killed floods tornadoes bearing mind seriousness issue responsibility government nepal decided convene global dialogue april theme climate_change will first series sagarmatha dialogues established nepal deliberate critical issues current importance nepal pins great hopes centrality united nations galvanizing multilateral efforts address cross-cutting global climate
NPL 2019 924 924 disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 calls global cooperation order reduce risk large-scale natural disasters nepal harmonized national strategies disaster risk reduction sendai framework sdgs paris agreement climate_change outcomes world humanitarian summit learning lessons earthquakes nepal focused resilience infrastructure even landlocked country care equally oceans believe organic linkage oceans mountains concerned health oceans climate
NPL 2019 954 954 learning lessons earthquakes nepal focused resilience infrastructure even landlocked country care equally oceans believe organic linkage oceans mountains concerned health oceans deteriorating alarmingly mainly due climate_change reckless human activities confident new international legally binding instrument united nations convention law sea conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity areas beyond national jurisdiction currently climate
NRU 2019 326 326 will provide diversified reliable revenue stream economy plan move forward port construction parallel development interior island higher ground initiative known represents historic opportunity build resilience climate_change sea-level rise moving housing critical infrastructure away vulnerable coastal areas area equal per cent island topside rises many meters sea level sits undeveloped providing veritable climate
NRU 2019 379 379 reimagine sustainability small islands early stages developing master plan look forward sharing committed partners near future new port facility higher ground initiative along aggressive push renewable_energy efficiency serve major cornerstones sustainable-development strategy potential create good jobs generate new revenue streams radically improve fiscal situation importantly efforts will finally create wealth new climate
NRU 2019 594 594 supply meet standards world health organization need upgrade climate-proof health-care facilities losing loved ones expertise losing history will require multilateral assistance risk losing future well climate_crisis another challenge medium- long-term viability climate_action fully integrated development strategy take international obligation reduce emissions seriously small vulnerable country overriding priority must resilience nauru already climate
NRU 2019 600 600 need upgrade climate-proof health-care facilities losing loved ones expertise losing history will require multilateral assistance risk losing future well climate_crisis another challenge medium- long-term viability climate_action fully integrated development strategy take international obligation reduce emissions seriously small vulnerable country overriding priority must resilience nauru already sits drought-prone region pacific frequency droughts climate
NRU 2019 803 803 agreement member countries persistent efforts bold vision however word concern fishery projected disperse disappear waters nine member countries territories nauru agreement not-too-distant future another effect climate_crisis sea-level rise existential threat small low-lying island climate_change also threatens economic armageddon tuna fishery disappears regard small island developing states sids useful plan improving efforts climate
NRU 2019 811 811 word concern fishery projected disperse disappear waters nine member countries territories nauru agreement not-too-distant future another effect climate_crisis sea-level rise existential threat small low-lying island climate_change also threatens economic armageddon tuna fishery disappears regard small island developing states sids useful plan improving efforts sids accelerated modalities action pathway highlights special circumstances climate
NRU 2019 938 938 look forward working closely united nations development partners shaping future want one risk resilient one children future already mentioned nauru taking ambitious domestic action address climate_change similar pockets activity around globe sum total leaves us far short goals set forth paris agreement climate_change decades inaction delay many dangerous impacts now unavoidable climate
NRU 2019 955 955 already mentioned nauru taking ambitious domestic action address climate_change similar pockets activity around globe sum total leaves us far short goals set forth paris agreement climate_change decades inaction delay many dangerous impacts now unavoidable well captured special report intergovernmental panel climate_change entitled global_warming c small island developing states many effects us climate
NRU 2019 970 970 total leaves us far short goals set forth paris agreement climate_change decades inaction delay many dangerous impacts now unavoidable well captured special report intergovernmental panel climate_change entitled global_warming c small island developing states many effects us quite time climate_change will defining security challenge century requires similarly robust multilateral response reason nauru climate
NRU 2019 972 972 us far short goals set forth paris agreement climate_change decades inaction delay many dangerous impacts now unavoidable well captured special report intergovernmental panel climate_change entitled global_warming c small island developing states many effects us quite time climate_change will defining security challenge century requires similarly robust multilateral response reason nauru supports proposal climate
NRU 2019 983 983 delay many dangerous impacts now unavoidable well captured special report intergovernmental panel climate_change entitled global_warming c small island developing states many effects us quite time climate_change will defining security challenge century requires similarly robust multilateral response reason nauru supports proposal pacific small island developing states appoint united nations special representative climate climate
NRU 2019 1203 1203 second united nations ocean conference portugal administration determined give receives committed champion weak vulnerable voiceless taking nothing rather giving better education system better health-care regime renewable_energy resources helping equip navigate future hopeful yet unpredictable build better future alone looking forward forging strong partnerships powerful multilateral system require fully aware challenges face climate
NZL 2019 775 775 powerful act unity new zealand says thank centrality technology lives example increasing interconnection reliance one another respond challenges face perhaps better example absolute interdependence issue climate_change secretary-general visited pacific region year saw first-hand countries produced fewest greenhouse gas emissions now facing catastrophic effects words save pacific save whole planet fact climate-affected climate
NZL 2019 786 786 increasing interconnection reliance one another respond challenges face perhaps better example absolute interdependence issue climate_change secretary-general visited pacific region year saw first-hand countries produced fewest greenhouse gas emissions now facing catastrophic effects words save pacific save whole planet fact climate-affected nations world sit within pacific region including places like tuvalu population climate
NZL 2019 848 848 low-lying weather events water either side can flow together join narrowest points engulfed sea tokelau beautiful set three atolls can accessed boat children speak knowledgeably climate_change knowing unlike challenges self-reliant forbears ever faced one completely utterly people’s hands never met world leaders represented leaders met can tell everyone expectations us high climate
NZL 2019 940 940 coupled ambition action past two years since government took office new zealand produced zero carbon legislation puts domestic economic transformation line objective c limit global temperature increase continued towards goal planting billion trees created million green investment fund stopped issuing new offshore oil gas exploration permits creating plan achieve per cent climate
NZL 2019 1000 1000 supporting pacific neighbours projects increase solar power reduce use diesel generators protect coastlines stop seawater entering water supplies answers climate challenge easier others vast bulk greenhouse gas emissions instance come transport energy generation waste one things pride food production world know requires us adapt fact farming leaders made commitment cutting emissions climate
NZL 2019 1053 1053 next five years will collaborate farmers build systems new zealand every farmer will able use measure manage reduce farm’s emissions unique agriculture makes nearly half greenhouse gas emissions setting us apart counterparts organisation economic cooperation development will stay long countries cut pollution traditional sectors like energy transport profiles will start look climate
NZL 2019 1194 1194 week new zealand group like-minded countries will also announce launch new initiative applies trade levers climate-related goods services technologies time trade deals become force good climate_action need stop allowing perverse subsidies incentivize pollution finally remove tariffs green technology fossil fuel companies longer reap benefits subsidies many like farmers others asked give climate
NZL 2019 1260 1260 consistent thing question will fellow members general assembly join us brings us back concept challenges modern political environment asked make decisions local consequences global yet climate_change requires us historically commitment charter united nations universal declaration human rights asks us standing acts violence discrimination asks us globalized borderless world asks us guardians climate
PAK 2019 41 41 many problems will focus just four today came forum despite difficulties country challenges facing indeed come feel urgent problems world must address will first talk climate_change many leaders already discussed feel lack seriousness perhaps world leaders lot realize urgency situation many ideas someone said ideas without funding mere hallucinations will start climate
PAK 2019 74 74 perhaps world leaders lot realize urgency situation many ideas someone said ideas without funding mere hallucinations will start country pakistan country among nations world affected climate_change primarily agricultural country depend rivers per cent water rivers comes glaciers glaciers india well pakistan eighty per cent water ganges indian rivers comes himalayan karakoram climate
PAK 2019 144 144 huge catastrophe country party came power planted billion trees five years province khyber pakhtunkhwa now set target reaching billion trees pakistan goal helping counter effects global_warming however one country everything combined global effort optimism comes fact almighty endowed humans great powers can anything provided survival instinct stirred really hope united nations climate
PAK 2019 181 181 endowed humans great powers can anything provided survival instinct stirred really hope united nations can take lead put emphasis issue richer countries countries mainly responsible greenhouse-gas emissions must pushed country contributes minuscule amount greenhouse gas emissions united nations must lead issue second issue wish mention even critical every year billions dollars climate
PAK 2019 189 189 instinct stirred really hope united nations can take lead put emphasis issue richer countries countries mainly responsible greenhouse-gas emissions must pushed country contributes minuscule amount greenhouse gas emissions united nations must lead issue second issue wish mention even critical every year billions dollars leave poor countries rich countries billions dollars siphoned climate
PAK 2019 1434 1434 great following india friends india love going india therefore party came power first thing immediately reach india spoke prime minister modi told countries similar problems climate_change poverty told get together resolve differences trade build relationship based trust mr modi told pakistan perpetrated terrorist attacks india replied problems terrorist attacks instigated india climate
PAN 2019 378 378 education means human dignity sharing knowledge universal goal sustainable development early childhood best universities world generous sharing knowledge rather selfish monopolizing heard concerns warnings expressed climate_action summit loud clear verdant tropical forests beautiful world panama varieties plants species birds biodiversity planet hands must work together change order reduce danger extinction million climate
PAN 2019 412 412 panama varieties plants species birds biodiversity planet hands must work together change order reduce danger extinction million species risk dying must expand multilateral initiatives strengthen climate_change regime must fulfil agreements sign culture changing historic crossroads must redefine existence must redouble efforts invite whole world panama offer room dialogue regional global understanding climate
PER 2019 112 112 must redouble efforts dialogue constructive participation order find multilateral solutions global problems end must take account lessons drawn negotiation processes led historic milestones paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development peru country pacifist integrationist outlook reaffirms commitment agreements together colombia coordinated efforts context various member states agree united nations mandate holding special climate
PER 2019 771 771 system reflected world trade organization encourages everyone work towards strengthening improving organization order guarantee stability predictability transparency multilateral trading system benefit peru country particularly vulnerable climate_change risk natural disasters made ambitious commitment comply paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development elaborated realistic work plan next two years based technical evidence expectation able climate
PER 2019 781 781 improving organization order guarantee stability predictability transparency multilateral trading system benefit peru country particularly vulnerable climate_change risk natural disasters made ambitious commitment comply paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development elaborated realistic work plan next two years based technical evidence expectation able improve peru’s nationally determined contributions drawn road map adaptation measures climate
PER 2019 830 830 adaptation measures climate-change mitigation measures incorporate cross-cutting approaches gender interculturality will allow peru reach nationally determined contributions one world’s megadiverse countries peru witnesses serious impacts climate_change biodiversity ecosystems particularly amazon reason president colombia capacity president peru decided convene summit september six countries region address challenges fires affected amazon outcome meeting leticia climate
PER 2019 926 926 priority areas fighting deforestation aimed reducing deforestation priority areas per cent per cent working national adaptation plan aims improve resilience population particularly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change peru supports initiative help limit increase global temperature accept enthusiasm sense responsibility invitation extended secretary-general co-lead social political drivers climate_action coalition peru also organizing first climate
PER 2019 934 934 areas per cent per cent working national adaptation plan aims improve resilience population particularly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change peru supports initiative help limit increase global temperature accept enthusiasm sense responsibility invitation extended secretary-general co-lead social political drivers climate_action coalition peru also organizing first high-level conference illegal wildlife trade americas held lima climate
PER 2019 946 946 population particularly vulnerable adverse effects climate_change peru supports initiative help limit increase global temperature accept enthusiasm sense responsibility invitation extended secretary-general co-lead social political drivers climate_action coalition peru also organizing first high-level conference illegal wildlife trade americas held lima october order generate commitments implement actions combat illicit trade among countries americas climate
PER 2019 1235 1235 last july see s pv finally behalf people government peru reiterate firm commitment purposes principles charter united nations well conviction multilateralism means addressing global problems climate_change terrorism proliferation weapons corruption illicit drug trafficking among others assure general assembly peru will continue participate constructively coordinate efforts states members united nations order achieve climate
PHL 2019 950 950 concerned united nations deteriorating financial situation states look united nations implement priority agenda peace security course humanitarian assistance foremost along human rights lately sustainable development climate_action migrants refugees states will provide means meet mandates come complain expect united nations step rostrum without committing states can spare far even poorest actually contribute climate
PHL 2019 1322 1322 elderly giving strangers much care gave loved ones back home sure paid grateful host countries migrant peoples migrants grateful love sometimes returned sad hurt instead climate_change secretary-general guterres calls climate_crisis defining development issue time failure address nullifies endeavours long run one economist puts climate_change matters much poverty poorest will hit earliest climate
PHL 2019 1326 1326 care gave loved ones back home sure paid grateful host countries migrant peoples migrants grateful love sometimes returned sad hurt instead climate_change secretary-general guterres calls climate_crisis defining development issue time failure address nullifies endeavours long run one economist puts climate_change matters much poverty poorest will hit earliest hardest john maynard keynes climate
PHL 2019 1340 1340 grateful love sometimes returned sad hurt instead climate_change secretary-general guterres calls climate_crisis defining development issue time failure address nullifies endeavours long run one economist puts climate_change matters much poverty poorest will hit earliest hardest john maynard keynes prophetic long-run dead climate_change brought country already one vulnerable countries disasters extreme_weather events increasing climate
PHL 2019 1355 1355 time failure address nullifies endeavours long run one economist puts climate_change matters much poverty poorest will hit earliest hardest john maynard keynes prophetic long-run dead climate_change brought country already one vulnerable countries disasters extreme_weather events increasing recurrence strength disasters reverse god can make nothing something already built great sacrifice wipe socioeconomic climate
PHL 2019 1363 1363 economist puts climate_change matters much poverty poorest will hit earliest hardest john maynard keynes prophetic long-run dead climate_change brought country already one vulnerable countries disasters extreme_weather events increasing recurrence strength disasters reverse god can make nothing something already built great sacrifice wipe socioeconomic gains like eraser wipes lesson blackboard end school climate
PHL 2019 1403 1403 sacrifice wipe socioeconomic gains like eraser wipes lesson blackboard end school day disasters reverse economic growth must start just nothing far less strength spirit try climate_action measure needed face fate diminished existence extinction altogether blame will suffer less much later least fault already global frameworks address poverty sustain development combat climate_change climate
PHL 2019 1428 1428 climate_action measure needed face fate diminished existence extinction altogether blame will suffer less much later least fault already global frameworks address poverty sustain development combat climate_change let us just borrow kung fu panda enough talk fight secretary-general urges us actually plant trees rather plan plant think fed president corazon aquino addressed climate
PHL 2019 1716 1716 united nations born shifting political realities successive power configurations increasing confused nature global realities make united nations change character goals peace democracy sustainable development possible climate_action sake children’s god’s sake already screaming us see refuse none blind indeed grim realities teach values urge surrender compromise unacceptable community civilized nations can world climate
PLW 2019 214 214 capital necessary thrive globalized world palau made recent progress achieving near- universal health coverage challenges remain area improving quality health care durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improving nutrition transitioning low- carbon energy system building resilience public infrastructure essential public services climate
PLW 2019 331 331 restraint key sustainable management marine environment palau well-preserved coral reef ecosystems world however face many challenges brought globalized world local fisherman ones trawling waters today climate_crisis threatens render island lives livelihoods untenable therefore like ancestors palau declared bul fishing time scale world rarely seen just months now january palau national marine climate
PLW 2019 500 500 look forward successful conclusion negotiations adoption new treaty high seas biodiversity will set multilateral framework us effectively protect high seas complement national efforts intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc today presented special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate warnings impacts climate_crisis ocean paint picture ocean neglect warming acidifying seas threaten fish life cycles coral reefs climate
PLW 2019 508 508 high seas biodiversity will set multilateral framework us effectively protect high seas complement national efforts intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc today presented special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate warnings impacts climate_crisis ocean paint picture ocean neglect warming acidifying seas threaten fish life cycles coral reefs country like palau whose economy culture way life climate
PLW 2019 511 511 will set multilateral framework us effectively protect high seas complement national efforts intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc today presented special report ocean cryosphere changing_climate warnings impacts climate_crisis ocean paint picture ocean neglect warming acidifying seas threaten fish life cycles coral reefs country like palau whose economy culture way life dependent ocean existential climate
PLW 2019 552 552 like palau whose economy culture way life dependent ocean existential concern ipcc’s report also tells us health ocean concern countries going slow stop worst effects climate_crisis without turning ocean high-level panel sustainable ocean economy also issued call week ocean- based climate_action support implementation paris agreement climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs investing climate
PLW 2019 567 567 us health ocean concern countries going slow stop worst effects climate_crisis without turning ocean high-level panel sustainable ocean economy also issued call week ocean- based climate_action support implementation paris agreement climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs investing nature-based solutions decarbonizing ocean industries securing sustainable food solutions can take collectively like thank secretary-general climate
PLW 2019 572 572 going slow stop worst effects climate_crisis without turning ocean high-level panel sustainable ocean economy also issued call week ocean- based climate_action support implementation paris agreement climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs investing nature-based solutions decarbonizing ocean industries securing sustainable food solutions can take collectively like thank secretary-general leadership convening week’s climate_action summit climate
PLW 2019 596 596 agreement climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs investing nature-based solutions decarbonizing ocean industries securing sustainable food solutions can take collectively like thank secretary-general leadership convening week’s climate_action summit palau honoured member energy transition track summit presented developed small island developing states sids sustainable energy package part commitment sids systematically ambitiously transition low-carbon climate
PLW 2019 641 641 commitment sids systematically ambitiously transition low-carbon economies package seeks build partnerships generate action ground scaling sids lighthouses initiative sids will empowered develop ambitious achievable plans renewable_energy attract new investment palau begin task installing world’s largest microgrid will enable us meet nationally determined contribution paris agreement well ahead formation public-private partnership critical climate
PLW 2019 951 951 exclusion taiwan million people general assembly also range international bodies essential establishing effective multilateralism world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change know partnership taiwan strength commitment sdgs equal dignified participation agenda processes will strengthen global effort realize agenda united states friend longest time histories deeply intertwined climate
PLW 2019 1149 1149 forward another years country large things count large commitment friendship solidarity great family nations hopeful will live world seized critical moment history avert worst effects climate_crisis world rebalanced relationship land atmosphere oceans world works nature family gives hope gives people palau hope climate
PNG 2019 40 40 papua new guinea like warmly congratulate mr president government people nigeria election lead assembly share spirit session’s theme galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion priorities set mr president trust confidence leading collective work one vice-presidents general assembly current session country stands solidarity states members united nations also want climate
PNG 2019 119 119 new guinea hopes will take another decade female president general assembly elected like pay tribute secretary-general exemplary leadership selfless service stellar work many important areas climate_change past year continued diligent work greater good welfare peoples united nations regional level papua new guinea heartened inspired timely welcome landmark visit may pacific region climate
PNG 2019 164 164 welcome landmark visit may pacific region bear witness sustainable development challenges vulnerabilities opportunities clarion call step fight better work harder act urgently combat adverse effects climate_change national level united nations remains trusted highly valued partner us development peacebuilding human rights humanitarian support reformed united nations system now functioning papua new guinea climate
PNG 2019 981 981 secretary-general united nations system well bilateral multilateral development partners including australia new zealand japan ireland norway germany eu enduring support enabled peace continue witness today climate_change let begin joining others conveying government’s people’s sincere sympathies condolences people government bahamas unprecedented loss lives devastation caused hurricane dorian fellow small island developing state climate
PNG 2019 1012 1012 government’s people’s sincere sympathies condolences people government bahamas unprecedented loss lives devastation caused hurricane dorian fellow small island developing state stand solidarity support congratulate secretary-general’s climate_action summit inclusion youth championing fight climate_change proud today heard call urgent action context small island developing states young papua new guinean woman courageous uncompromising stance climate
PNG 2019 1018 1018 government bahamas unprecedented loss lives devastation caused hurricane dorian fellow small island developing state stand solidarity support congratulate secretary-general’s climate_action summit inclusion youth championing fight climate_change proud today heard call urgent action context small island developing states young papua new guinean woman courageous uncompromising stance youth good omen world also thank climate
PNG 2019 1068 1068 thank funding support youth others rallying call recently concluded fiftieth pacific islands forum leaders meeting tuvalu pacific leaders agreed build blue pacific’s call urgent global climate_change action kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now instrument now moral compass authority will use going forward run-up twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework climate
PNG 2019 1074 1074 call recently concluded fiftieth pacific islands forum leaders meeting tuvalu pacific leaders agreed build blue pacific’s call urgent global climate_change action kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now instrument now moral compass authority will use going forward run-up twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change defining issue time climate
PNG 2019 1095 1095 kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now instrument now moral compass authority will use going forward run-up twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change defining issue time requires states members united nations stakeholders take urgent concrete measures individually collectively paris agreement climate_change revision nationally determined contributions approach will climate
PNG 2019 1096 1096 ii declaration urgent climate_change action now instrument now moral compass authority will use going forward run-up twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change defining issue time requires states members united nations stakeholders take urgent concrete measures individually collectively paris agreement climate_change revision nationally determined contributions approach will effectively climate
PNG 2019 1114 1114 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate_change defining issue time requires states members united nations stakeholders take urgent concrete measures individually collectively paris agreement climate_change revision nationally determined contributions approach will effectively address adverse impacts climate_change sake planet important outcomes climate_action summit earlier week paves way us take measures necessary climate
PNG 2019 1125 1125 requires states members united nations stakeholders take urgent concrete measures individually collectively paris agreement climate_change revision nationally determined contributions approach will effectively address adverse impacts climate_change sake planet important outcomes climate_action summit earlier week paves way us take measures necessary saving continue morally irresponsible existential threat planet moreover utterly unfair unjust climate
PNG 2019 1130 1130 stakeholders take urgent concrete measures individually collectively paris agreement climate_change revision nationally determined contributions approach will effectively address adverse impacts climate_change sake planet important outcomes climate_action summit earlier week paves way us take measures necessary saving continue morally irresponsible existential threat planet moreover utterly unfair unjust contribute least greenhouse-gas emissions pay climate
PNG 2019 1153 1153 important outcomes climate_action summit earlier week paves way us take measures necessary saving continue morally irresponsible existential threat planet moreover utterly unfair unjust contribute least greenhouse-gas emissions pay highest price must stop take seriously importance party paris agreement adopting measures needed domestically globally instance papua new guinea one first countries world climate
PNG 2019 1186 1186 seriously importance party paris agreement adopting measures needed domestically globally instance papua new guinea one first countries world submit nationally determined contributions currently process revising climate_action summit government’s three initiatives accepted nature-based solutions track resilience adaptation track nature-based solutions track focuses harnessing abundant tropical-rainforest resources lungs earth carbon reservoir sustainable forest-management climate
PNG 2019 1236 1236 forest-management practices ends can met first implementing national strategy reducing emissions deforestation forest degradation well conservation sustainable management forests enhancement forest carbon stocks secondly respect renewable_energy plan endeavouring tap rich hydro energy solar-energy sources thirdly looking climate-proof infrastructure country pilot projects area well way paris agreement commit reducing greenhouse-gas emissions energy climate
PNG 2019 1259 1259 secondly respect renewable_energy plan endeavouring tap rich hydro energy solar-energy sources thirdly looking climate-proof infrastructure country pilot projects area well way paris agreement commit reducing greenhouse-gas emissions energy sector papua new guinea’s vision national development strategic plan 2010-2030 national energy policy outline national goals assist us making transition current energy sources climate
POL 2019 725 725 world also emphasize contribution solving second key challenge contemporary world caring natural environment will soon handing chile presidency conference parties cop united nations framework convention climate_change term office produced significant contribution global climate policy cop held poland katowice rulebook adopted objective cop provide manual implement paris agreement climate_change achieved therefore like climate
POL 2019 747 747 nations framework convention climate_change term office produced significant contribution global climate policy cop held poland katowice rulebook adopted objective cop provide manual implement paris agreement climate_change achieved therefore like point thank political leaders personal commitment presence meetings cop leaders summit closing stretch negotiations katowice thanks katowice climate package world disposal set climate
POL 2019 884 884 commission let assure members assembly poland will support european commission implementation just transition concept defined cop responding call higher level ambition environmental protection conjunction yesterday’s climate_action summit convened secretary-general behalf poland proposed five initiatives either already way implemented national level pursuit sustainability aim reduce greenhouse gas emissions production will balanced absorption climate
POL 2019 903 903 level ambition environmental protection conjunction yesterday’s climate_action summit convened secretary-general behalf poland proposed five initiatives either already way implemented national level pursuit sustainability aim reduce greenhouse gas emissions production will balanced absorption ecosystems adaptation climate_change first created programme aimed reducing household emissions secondly will seek reduce emissions public transportation thirdly large-scale climate
POL 2019 912 912 secretary-general behalf poland proposed five initiatives either already way implemented national level pursuit sustainability aim reduce greenhouse gas emissions production will balanced absorption ecosystems adaptation climate_change first created programme aimed reducing household emissions secondly will seek reduce emissions public transportation thirdly large-scale afforestation programmes want enhance absorption emissions ecosystems bring us climate
POL 2019 939 939 created programme aimed reducing household emissions secondly will seek reduce emissions public transportation thirdly large-scale afforestation programmes want enhance absorption emissions ecosystems bring us closer climate_neutrality fourthly developed plans adapt cities climate_change fifthly drafted long-term programme change economic profile one poland’s strongest economic regions silesia first foremost poland emphasizes issue solidarity-based climate
POL 2019 945 945 secondly will seek reduce emissions public transportation thirdly large-scale afforestation programmes want enhance absorption emissions ecosystems bring us closer climate_neutrality fourthly developed plans adapt cities climate_change fifthly drafted long-term programme change economic profile one poland’s strongest economic regions silesia first foremost poland emphasizes issue solidarity-based just low-carbon transition also convinced building climate
PRK 2019 557 557 encroach upon common interests nation fulfil responsibility nation implementing existing inter-korean declarations good faith theme general debate session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion reflects essential points sustainable development goals sdgs achieved states members united nations government people democratic people’s republic korea now actively striving fulfil agenda achieve climate
PRT 2019 120 120 united nations system areas conflict prevention development cooperation peacekeeping human rights particular children young people women migration refugees always agenda sustainable development levels yesterday’s successful climate_action summit example work well sustainable development goals summit ocean conference digital cooperation initiative plan action safeguard religious sites recall creation years ago league nations initiative climate
PRT 2019 444 444 membership one countries africa brazil india least also advocate participation peacekeeping operations adoption resolution moratorium death penalty engagement twenty-fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held chile conclusion treaty marine biodiversity areas beyond national jurisdiction implementation paris agreement time portugal proud participation eight peacekeeping operations six africa also involved european climate
PRT 2019 519 519 proud organizing together kenya united nations ocean conference held lisbon june synergy united nations decade ocean science sustainable development take pride launch national road map carbon_neutrality instrument economic competitiveness employment wealth social justice recall success world conference ministers responsible youth youth forum lisbon regard presented traditional draft resolution policies programmes involving climate
PRY 2019 603 603 contribute economic social cultural development countries consistent conviction call decent treatment migrants particular children young people displacement facing difficult times human beings planet adverse effects climate_change impact throughout world countries resources others cope post-disaster reconstruction continue along path will reach point return one will able escape consequences environmental degradation landlocked developing climate
PRY 2019 732 732 affects vulnerable society similarly hydroelectric project paraguay shares brazil known itaipu binacional part initiative developed promote benefits shared natural resources successful example initiative produce clean renewable_energy near future together brazil will promote process review financing itaipu binacional will work ensure exercise leads fair balanced approach economic development well-being republic paraguay affirms climate
QAT 2019 1149 1149 means regulation area international law like express readiness state qatar host conference auspices united nations make every effort alongside international partners ensure success aware effects climate_change common concern international community pose existential threat countries also negative impact implementation agenda sustainable development quality human life despite different situations circumstances among countries need climate
QAT 2019 1186 1186 implementation agenda sustainable development quality human life despite different situations circumstances among countries need international cooperation today ever must ensure credibility multilateral action counter challenges climate_change connection state qatar assumed active role international efforts climate_change partnership france jamaica united nations led coalition climate finance carbon-pricing state qatar pursued consistent policy protect climate
QAT 2019 1195 1195 situations circumstances among countries need international cooperation today ever must ensure credibility multilateral action counter challenges climate_change connection state qatar assumed active role international efforts climate_change partnership france jamaica united nations led coalition climate finance carbon-pricing state qatar pursued consistent policy protect promote human rights basis arab islamic principles values affirm climate
ROU 2019 102 102 will opportunity organization step implementation secretary-general’s ambitious reform package renew organization make sure delivers united nations can count romania active commitment fulfilling ambitious endeavours undoubtedly climate_change global challenge shortage water food insecurity sea-level rise thank secretary-general leadership generating meaningful agenda issue throughout year unfortunately romania spared adverse effects climate_change came session climate
ROU 2019 125 125 endeavours undoubtedly climate_change global challenge shortage water food insecurity sea-level rise thank secretary-general leadership generating meaningful agenda issue throughout year unfortunately romania spared adverse effects climate_change came session general assembly sense hope responsibility hope late secure safe environment-friendly planet children responsibility undertake concrete steps order keep pace promises paris agreement rules climate
ROU 2019 157 157 responsibility hope late secure safe environment-friendly planet children responsibility undertake concrete steps order keep pace promises paris agreement rules agreed katowice including pursuing efforts limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels national strategy climate_change conceived aim shaping economy resilient climate_change low carbon-dioxide emissions able integrate climate policies smart economic growth objective reach climate
ROU 2019 164 164 children responsibility undertake concrete steps order keep pace promises paris agreement rules agreed katowice including pursuing efforts limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels national strategy climate_change conceived aim shaping economy resilient climate_change low carbon-dioxide emissions able integrate climate policies smart economic growth objective reach society economic social environmental policies interconnected designed climate
ROU 2019 170 170 keep pace promises paris agreement rules agreed katowice including pursuing efforts limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels national strategy climate_change conceived aim shaping economy resilient climate_change low carbon-dioxide emissions able integrate climate policies smart economic growth objective reach society economic social environmental policies interconnected designed ensure sustainable development high living standards climate
ROU 2019 172 172 promises paris agreement rules agreed katowice including pursuing efforts limit temperature increase c pre-industrial levels national strategy climate_change conceived aim shaping economy resilient climate_change low carbon-dioxide emissions able integrate climate policies smart economic growth objective reach society economic social environmental policies interconnected designed ensure sustainable development high living standards quality environment climate
ROU 2019 202 202 policies smart economic growth objective reach society economic social environmental policies interconnected designed ensure sustainable development high living standards quality environment advancing european union agenda climate_change priority romania mandate president council european union first six months year transition climate-neutral economy intensively debated within european union long-term strategy climate_change finalized soon time climate
ROU 2019 224 224 european union agenda climate_change priority romania mandate president council european union first six months year transition climate-neutral economy intensively debated within european union long-term strategy climate_change finalized soon time romania answered call secretary-general come national initiatives nine portfolios entailing concrete actions potential curb greenhouse-gas emissions increase global action adaptation resilience list climate
ROU 2019 242 242 intensively debated within european union long-term strategy climate_change finalized soon time romania answered call secretary-general come national initiatives nine portfolios entailing concrete actions potential curb greenhouse-gas emissions increase global action adaptation resilience list regard sent secretary-general’s special envoy climate_change summit adaptation tools mitigation negative effects climate_change parts wider strategy sustainable development climate
ROU 2019 255 255 call secretary-general come national initiatives nine portfolios entailing concrete actions potential curb greenhouse-gas emissions increase global action adaptation resilience list regard sent secretary-general’s special envoy climate_change summit adaptation tools mitigation negative effects climate_change parts wider strategy sustainable development national global levels romania dedicated strategic document launched last year revised national strategy climate
ROU 2019 262 262 entailing concrete actions potential curb greenhouse-gas emissions increase global action adaptation resilience list regard sent secretary-general’s special envoy climate_change summit adaptation tools mitigation negative effects climate_change parts wider strategy sustainable development national global levels romania dedicated strategic document launched last year revised national strategy romania’s sustainable development guides action next years climate
ROU 2019 578 578 efforts united nations enhance coordination improve coherence implementation global counter-terrorism strategy conclusion let reaffirm romania’s full support endeavour galvanize multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion general assembly throughout seventy-fourth session climate
RUS 2019 84 84 humankind however admit despite fact thanks united nations succeeded preventing third world war fewer conflicts enmity earth new terrible challenges emerged international terrorism drug trafficking climate_change illegal migration growing gap rich poor coping many challenges becomes harder harder every year international community growing ever fragmented believe chief reason state affairs unwillingness climate
RWA 2019 28 28 stands crossroads decade starting will either remembered history turning point moment multilateralism lost way fortunately path forward clear never well-defined road maps joint action development climate_change global health therefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks climate
RWA 2019 208 208 goals closer cooperation african union united nations streamlining implementation measurement process good partnership will continue grow stronger around us see urgency fulfilling commitments slow pace global_warming adapt infrastructure changing_climate one key lesson yesterday’s climate_action summit innovative technologies approaches allowing us act without slowing economic growth perhaps effective action countries can take climate
RWA 2019 211 211 african union united nations streamlining implementation measurement process good partnership will continue grow stronger around us see urgency fulfilling commitments slow pace global_warming adapt infrastructure changing_climate one key lesson yesterday’s climate_action summit innovative technologies approaches allowing us act without slowing economic growth perhaps effective action countries can take ratify fully implement climate
RWA 2019 216 216 implementation measurement process good partnership will continue grow stronger around us see urgency fulfilling commitments slow pace global_warming adapt infrastructure changing_climate one key lesson yesterday’s climate_action summit innovative technologies approaches allowing us act without slowing economic growth perhaps effective action countries can take ratify fully implement kigali amendment montreal protocol substances climate
SAU 2019 80 80 preserve peace security peoples world achieve prosperity growth stability region pursue noteworthy development humanitarian action worldwide also hoped review economic social challenges facing world poverty climate_change spread diseases proliferation weapons mass destruction highlighting kingdom’s positions perspectives actions areas hoped well talk country’s ongoing economic development reforms various fields vision seeking take climate
SDN 2019 586 586 sudanese government will seek ensure sudan makes great strides path achieving sustainable development goals support theme current session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion launched comprehensive national development plan based promoting economic governance combating corruption committing transparency integrity well judicious planning terms natural resources order ensure self-sufficiency better climate
SEN 2019 42 42 contribution joint efforts encourage secretary-general continue efforts support member states called upon session general assembly energize multilateral efforts eradicate poverty promote high-quality education take action climate_change foster inclusion challenges major topical millions victims war terrorism main challenge existential living peace security sahel terrorist groups continue sow death daily basis causing thousands climate
SEN 2019 459 459 tax system taxes paid activity creates wealth profit stronger action tax evasion avoidance money-laundering illicit financial flows cost africa billion year call implementation paris agreement climate_change including target billion per year support energy transition climate-change adaptation call fulfilment commitments made third global partnership education financing conference held dakar february mobilize billion climate
SEN 2019 519 519 international taxation reform fulfilment commitments africa’s view real challenges multilateralism today real challenges must tackle together energize multilateral efforts eradicate poverty promote quality education address climate_change foster inclusion destiny people lies first foremost hands senegal pursuing determination development objective emerging senegal plan first phase plan carried several development-infrastructure projects public investment climate
SGP 2019 150 150 country greater faster impact others consequences may eventually rebound world multilateral approach option rather necessity order countries deal complex global problems including poverty eradication pandemics climate_change themes year’s general assembly debate sustainable development become priority countries face common challenges creating jobs raising standards living eradicating poverty however difficult country develop progress climate
SGP 2019 640 640 undermines international order multilateral cooperation also essential dealing wicked global problems problems single country can solve alone tackled will disastrous consequences countries one salient example climate_change issue young people seized rightfully future lifetimes week hundreds thousands young people demonstrated peacefully world including singapore demand climate_action leaders responsibility act deserve full support climate
SGP 2019 659 659 disastrous consequences countries one salient example climate_change issue young people seized rightfully future lifetimes week hundreds thousands young people demonstrated peacefully world including singapore demand climate_action leaders responsibility act deserve full support part singapore takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will climate
SGP 2019 669 669 seized rightfully future lifetimes week hundreds thousands young people demonstrated peacefully world including singapore demand climate_action leaders responsibility act deserve full support part singapore takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether new diseases extreme_weather events climate
SGP 2019 671 671 future lifetimes week hundreds thousands young people demonstrated peacefully world including singapore demand climate_action leaders responsibility act deserve full support part singapore takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether new diseases extreme_weather events food shortages climate
SGP 2019 693 693 takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether new diseases extreme_weather events food shortages forced migration even wars small singapore contributes per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions furthermore disadvantaged alternative energy limited sources renewables solar energy nevertheless climate
SGP 2019 707 707 levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether new diseases extreme_weather events food shortages forced migration even wars small singapore contributes per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions furthermore disadvantaged alternative energy limited sources renewables solar energy nevertheless committed full share paris agreement climate_change reduce emissions mitigate global_warming implemented significant measures regard climate
SGP 2019 724 724 even wars small singapore contributes per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions furthermore disadvantaged alternative energy limited sources renewables solar energy nevertheless committed full share paris agreement climate_change reduce emissions mitigate global_warming implemented significant measures regard including carbon tax first south-east asia applied economy-wide exemptions working united nations offer technical assistance countries will climate
SGP 2019 728 728 contributes per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions furthermore disadvantaged alternative energy limited sources renewables solar energy nevertheless committed full share paris agreement climate_change reduce emissions mitigate global_warming implemented significant measures regard including carbon tax first south-east asia applied economy-wide exemptions working united nations offer technical assistance countries will collaborate partners improve understanding climate
SGP 2019 754 754 implemented significant measures regard including carbon tax first south-east asia applied economy-wide exemptions working united nations offer technical assistance countries will collaborate partners improve understanding climate_change impact research institutions association southeast asian nations specialized meteorological centre based singapore will also contribute efforts international organizations international civil aviation organization international maritime organization climate
SGP 2019 787 787 specialized meteorological centre based singapore will also contribute efforts international organizations international civil aviation organization international maritime organization reduce emissions regard like commend secretary-general convening climate_action summit week timely necessary importantly inculcate populations mindset one us responsibility live sustainably harmony environment illusions paris agreement target c global_warming less will easy achieve climate
SGP 2019 808 808 like commend secretary-general convening climate_action summit week timely necessary importantly inculcate populations mindset one us responsibility live sustainably harmony environment illusions paris agreement target c global_warming less will easy achieve moreover even achieve problem will completely solved action will slow rise sea levels will stop however must try best time countries climate
SGP 2019 836 836 easy achieve moreover even achieve problem will completely solved action will slow rise sea levels will stop however must try best time countries will mitigate climate_change time must serious preparing early adapt climate_change adaptation efforts will costly essential investment protecting just coastlines also communities future existence responsibility generation leave future generations climate
SGP 2019 843 843 completely solved action will slow rise sea levels will stop however must try best time countries will mitigate climate_change time must serious preparing early adapt climate_change adaptation efforts will costly essential investment protecting just coastlines also communities future existence responsibility generation leave future generations habitable planet mitigation adaptation adapting multilateralism today’s climate
SLB 2019 95 95 solidarity progressive action moving forward aspirations achieving peace well- living dignity depend strength multilateralism theme session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion therefore fitting timely prepare commemorate seventy-fifth anniversary creation organization let us use reinvigorated united nations provide platform leaders can confront many challenges issues face climate
SLB 2019 201 201 presence solomon islands accept outcome assessment multi-country office recommended retaining current arrangement solomon islands post-conflict country population estimated surpass fiji early 2030s deserves country office climate_change natural disasters affecting countries oceans warming sea levels rising extreme_weather events tropical cyclones hurricanes flooding drought king tides becoming intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems climate
SLB 2019 211 211 current arrangement solomon islands post-conflict country population estimated surpass fiji early 2030s deserves country office climate_change natural disasters affecting countries oceans warming sea levels rising extreme_weather events tropical cyclones hurricanes flooding drought king tides becoming intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems put people’s lives risk regard government expresses sincere condolences government climate
SLB 2019 280 280 process ahead pacific island countries caribbean island countries always will forefront climatic events generated changing global climate systems secretary-general’s visit pacific earlier year highlighted gravity climate_change small island states years history united nations excellency mr antonio guterres second secretary-general visit pacific islands visit demonstrates personal commitment better understanding plight peoples pacific climate
SLB 2019 307 307 island states years history united nations excellency mr antonio guterres second secretary-general visit pacific islands visit demonstrates personal commitment better understanding plight peoples pacific struggle climate_change helped see understand climate_change matter life death peoples pacific impact climate_change well documented however important remind general assembly key points estimated per cent coral reefs climate
SLB 2019 311 311 united nations excellency mr antonio guterres second secretary-general visit pacific islands visit demonstrates personal commitment better understanding plight peoples pacific struggle climate_change helped see understand climate_change matter life death peoples pacific impact climate_change well documented however important remind general assembly key points estimated per cent coral reefs will bleached threatening food climate
SLB 2019 318 318 secretary-general visit pacific islands visit demonstrates personal commitment better understanding plight peoples pacific struggle climate_change helped see understand climate_change matter life death peoples pacific impact climate_change well documented however important remind general assembly key points estimated per cent coral reefs will bleached threatening food security fisheries livelihoods people will frequent severe climate
SLB 2019 370 370 events leading destruction property loss life economic costs resulting severe weather events smaller island states beyond capacity individual country address respond also important reflect impact climate_change date solomon islands experiencing impact climate_change three times global average pace sea-level rise means continuing lose islands ongoing resettlement internally displaced populations now new normal climate
SLB 2019 376 376 economic costs resulting severe weather events smaller island states beyond capacity individual country address respond also important reflect impact climate_change date solomon islands experiencing impact climate_change three times global average pace sea-level rise means continuing lose islands ongoing resettlement internally displaced populations now new normal remain endless state recovery slow-onset events climate
SLB 2019 428 428 case populations living low-lying islands considering events government wants convey sincere appreciation secretary-general gracing region visit showed us cares room cynicism complacency need urgent collective climate_action kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now issued leaders pacific islands forum held tuvalu last month reaffirmed climate_change single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples climate
SLB 2019 433 433 considering events government wants convey sincere appreciation secretary-general gracing region visit showed us cares room cynicism complacency need urgent collective climate_action kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now issued leaders pacific islands forum held tuvalu last month reaffirmed climate_change single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples commend secretary-general’s climate_action summit convened climate
SLB 2019 446 446 cares room cynicism complacency need urgent collective climate_action kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now issued leaders pacific islands forum held tuvalu last month reaffirmed climate_change single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples commend secretary-general’s climate_action summit convened week however disappointed lack political will part means implementation present ambitious commitments put climate
SLB 2019 456 456 declaration urgent climate_change action now issued leaders pacific islands forum held tuvalu last month reaffirmed climate_change single greatest threat livelihoods security well-being peoples commend secretary-general’s climate_action summit convened week however disappointed lack political will part means implementation present ambitious commitments put us pathway c current circumstances heading towards c world science climate
SLB 2019 511 511 policies actions guided solomon islands embarked exciting journey reduce carbon footprint will commission first 15-megawatt hydropower project will reduce fossil-fuel consumption per cent equivalent tons carbon-dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions twice commitment nationally determined contributions submitted continue call international partnership help us meet conditional emission-reduction targets per cent per cent rely oceans livelihoods climate
SLB 2019 512 512 actions guided solomon islands embarked exciting journey reduce carbon footprint will commission first 15-megawatt hydropower project will reduce fossil-fuel consumption per cent equivalent tons carbon-dioxide greenhouse-gas emissions twice commitment nationally determined contributions submitted continue call international partnership help us meet conditional emission-reduction targets per cent per cent rely oceans livelihoods much climate
SLB 2019 1453 1453 ready employment opportunities inside outside country well training opportunities acknowledge appreciation tremendous support provided australia new zealand employment opportunities young solomon islanders respective countries accepting climate_change important challenge facing countries especially pacific island countries must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseases ncds also concerned climate
SLB 2019 1770 1770 people’s republic china broadening engagements countries keeping policy friends enemies none conclusion returning theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion solomon islands sees value believes can achieve many things strategic partnerships meaningful multilateral bilateral engagements among countries commend secretary-general theme provided basis self-reflection many climate
SLB 2019 1821 1821 countries pacific context ocean single largest shared resource one meaningful multilateral bilateral efforts can unlock untold development opportunities protecting oceans protecting future united nations negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine climate
SLB 2019 1854 1854 real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_change ncds ideas whose time come let us now right climate
SLB 2019 1870 1870 epidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_change ncds ideas whose time come let us now right side history climate
SLE 2019 51 51 espinosa garces ecuador effective manner conducted previous session also commend secretary-general mr antonio guterres overall dedication commitment work organization including efforts advance urgent need address climate_change commit prayers memories late president robert mugabe zimbabwe dedicated pan-africanist whose pursuit african integration cooperation solidarity shall forever remain minds hearts theme current session galvanizing climate
SLE 2019 83 83 mugabe zimbabwe dedicated pan-africanist whose pursuit african integration cooperation solidarity shall forever remain minds hearts theme current session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion builds commitments made years issues heart agenda sustainable development therefore commend timely choice theme resonates aspirations people represent sierra leone supports principle collective engagement climate
SLE 2019 1112 1112 corruption minimizing waste abuse state resources also implementing business-friendly reforms create ecosystem conducive private capital investment entrepreneurship country allow express country’s sincere appreciation secretary-general convening climate_action summit september extreme_weather events increase risk hunger disease forced migration conflict poverty science indisputable effects lives livelihoods real threats efforts achieve agenda sustainable development sustainable climate
SLE 2019 1115 1115 abuse state resources also implementing business-friendly reforms create ecosystem conducive private capital investment entrepreneurship country allow express country’s sincere appreciation secretary-general convening climate_action summit september extreme_weather events increase risk hunger disease forced migration conflict poverty science indisputable effects lives livelihoods real threats efforts achieve agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals clear climate
SLE 2019 1150 1150 science indisputable effects lives livelihoods real threats efforts achieve agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals clear present country committed multilateral approach fully implementing paris agreement climate_change medium-term national development plan provides mitigation adaptation strategies include reviewing formulating strengthening national policy actions environmental management governance committed green sustainable energy generation right partnerships climate
SLE 2019 1190 1190 actions environmental management governance committed green sustainable energy generation right partnerships right attitude unflinching commitment climate financing continuing multilateral efforts can save planet destructive impacts climate_change allow conclude encouraging us lose sight shared responsibility ensure peaceful secure world next generation sierra leone small nation determined play part international system committed promoting climate
SLE 2019 1226 1226 secure world next generation sierra leone small nation determined play part international system committed promoting peace security addressing underlying causes fragility drivers conflict tackling scourge climate_change turn building resilience achieving agenda together can achieve lifetime climate
SLV 2019 551 551 generations really really represent young people today populations countries must give floor millions citizens whether millennial centennials people age can offer solutions issues poverty hunger climate_change disease organize contest ideas order galvanize motivate young people world suggest awarding prize whose proposals give us key solving great problems planet faces energy supply climate
SLV 2019 580 580 ideas order galvanize motivate young people world suggest awarding prize whose proposals give us key solving great problems planet faces energy supply drought poverty hunger climate_change many problems face many resources available us mere drop ocean organization grant prize million young person managed solve problems ideas imagine much save much achieve climate
SMR 2019 92 92 special thanks secretary-general antonio guterres energy determination leading united nations efforts aimed reforming organization welcome theme chosen session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion broad cross-cutting approach deals human rights fight climate_change sustainable development republic san marino attaches great importance also gives states members united nations opportunity constructively climate
SMR 2019 101 101 nations efforts aimed reforming organization welcome theme chosen session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion broad cross-cutting approach deals human rights fight climate_change sustainable development republic san marino attaches great importance also gives states members united nations opportunity constructively contribute work general assembly clear link multilateralism say orientation climate
SMR 2019 487 487 regional national levels continue inspired agenda acceleration implementation sustainable development goals needed required level transformation achieved secretary-general’s special-edition report also reveals hunger malnutrition far resolved greenhouse gas emissions continuing increase biological diversity rapidly diminishing level financing sustainable development sufficient even institutional level lack efficiency strength respond challenges also evidence vulnerable groups climate
SMR 2019 594 594 implementing sdgs also countries situations armed conflict political economic instability economic losses natural disasters jeopardized implementation sdgs even reversed progress achieved without effective action contain global_warming will inhibit ability adapt increase sense vulnerability among large sectors world’s population country welcomes convening climate_action summit recent days ambitious initiatives put forward since republic climate
SMR 2019 610 610 sdgs even reversed progress achieved without effective action contain global_warming will inhibit ability adapt increase sense vulnerability among large sectors world’s population country welcomes convening climate_action summit recent days ambitious initiatives put forward since republic san marino intensified commitment environmental sustainability particularly production electricity renewable resources commitment resulted san marino ranking climate
SMR 2019 668 668 per capita also committed improving strategies practices fields waste management sustainable mobility raising public awareness particularly among younger generations regard sustainable environmentally friendly lifestyle effects climate_change represent greatest challenge time owing unprecedented impact lives cyclone idai year caused devastation mozambique malawi zimbabwe country community immune destructive effects global_warming poorest vulnerable groups climate
SMR 2019 690 690 friendly lifestyle effects climate_change represent greatest challenge time owing unprecedented impact lives cyclone idai year caused devastation mozambique malawi zimbabwe country community immune destructive effects global_warming poorest vulnerable groups already already suffering greatest damage global problem requiring solutions coordinated global level essential strengthen international cooperation order accelerate collective action special report climate
SMR 2019 718 718 groups already already suffering greatest damage global problem requiring solutions coordinated global level essential strengthen international cooperation order accelerate collective action special report intergovernmental panel climate_change indicated years left change course future generations get global_warming control interlinkages climate agenda must seen opportunity unleash synergies drive collective action indeed achieving sustainable development climate
SMR 2019 727 727 solutions coordinated global level essential strengthen international cooperation order accelerate collective action special report intergovernmental panel climate_change indicated years left change course future generations get global_warming control interlinkages climate agenda must seen opportunity unleash synergies drive collective action indeed achieving sustainable development goals will help limit warming c climate_action will likewise climate
SMR 2019 750 750 generations get global_warming control interlinkages climate agenda must seen opportunity unleash synergies drive collective action indeed achieving sustainable development goals will help limit warming c climate_action will likewise support attainment economic social targets agenda job creation also promotes better health well-being world’s population eradication poverty forms manifestations particular extreme poverty perhaps climate
SMR 2019 1432 1432 france mexico voluntary suspension veto permanent members security council international community without doubt faced major challenges recent years due increasing migration flows driven part effects climate_change forced millions people seek refuge countries part persecution armed conflict well socioeconomic hardship form lack food water education health services country can face migration alone climate
SOM 2019 23 23 great honour privilege address general assembly seventy-fourth session indeed sincere belief general assembly vital galvanizing multilateral efforts actions poverty eradication quality education climate_action promotion inclusivity forms order advance global agenda people-centred development common progress prosperity assembly ever must realize work towards ensuring one nation left behind pursuit progress climate
SOM 2019 87 87 assembly reminds us importance stepping efforts greater international cooperation order ensure nations individually achieve sustainable development goals reducing poverty improving quality education addressing adverse effects climate_change promoting partnerships inclusivity actions home partnerships forms essential overcome greatest common challenges time including security poverty climate_change sustainability globalized world nation matter wealthy strong prepared climate
SOM 2019 104 104 reducing poverty improving quality education addressing adverse effects climate_change promoting partnerships inclusivity actions home partnerships forms essential overcome greatest common challenges time including security poverty climate_change sustainability globalized world nation matter wealthy strong prepared can individually stand alone tide global challenges requires common action coordinated multilateral responses must strive create conditions climate
SOM 2019 240 240 caused unfair globalization become dominant world today goes without saying inclusiveness manifestations must come fore succeed galvanizing multilateral efforts global security poverty eradication quality education climate_action alongside development priorities somalia also playing key role horn africa’s socioeconomic development confident cooperation horn africa countries will enhance economic development political stability social cultural climate
SOM 2019 644 644 finally defeat threat posed different factions al-shabaab terrorist group security focus government greatest public expenditure since took office everything else including poverty eradication quality education climate_action depends alongside international partners tirelessly working rid somalia last pocket violent extremists terrorist activities task means easy violent cowardly opportunistic guerrilla tactics al-shabaab terrorists use climate
SOM 2019 1097 1097 improving country’s natural environment promoting community resilience sake present future generations somalia taken major steps instituting environmental-management authorities implement changes national level establishment directorate environment climate_change within office prime minister example step right direction confident directorate will effectively lead development implementation environmental regulations policies evidence commitment climate_action better cleaner inclusively prosperous climate
SOM 2019 1118 1118 level establishment directorate environment climate_change within office prime minister example step right direction confident directorate will effectively lead development implementation environmental regulations policies evidence commitment climate_action better cleaner inclusively prosperous environment indeed climate_change threatens increase frequency severity environmental shocks somalia longest coastline continental africa already experiencing effects rising sea levels rising climate
SOM 2019 1125 1125 prime minister example step right direction confident directorate will effectively lead development implementation environmental regulations policies evidence commitment climate_action better cleaner inclusively prosperous environment indeed climate_change threatens increase frequency severity environmental shocks somalia longest coastline continental africa already experiencing effects rising sea levels rising average temperature exacerbated effects degraded lands deforestation climate
SOM 2019 1145 1145 cleaner inclusively prosperous environment indeed climate_change threatens increase frequency severity environmental shocks somalia longest coastline continental africa already experiencing effects rising sea levels rising average temperature exacerbated effects degraded lands deforestation drought somalia significant impact environment economy natural-resources sector ecosystem losses damages estimated equivalent million loss productivity natural capital points difficult climate
SOM 2019 1241 1241 drivers vulnerability fragility somalia complex therefore require comprehensive long-term solutions integrating sustainable natural-resource management global environmental agenda somalia’s recovery national development plan lessons learned experience climate_action urgently needed reverse catastrophic environmental damage poses existential threat collective future let assure assembly government fully committed outcomes paris agreement climate_change equally multilateral environmental agreements climate
SOM 2019 1262 1262 plan lessons learned experience climate_action urgently needed reverse catastrophic environmental damage poses existential threat collective future let assure assembly government fully committed outcomes paris agreement climate_change equally multilateral environmental agreements dedicated protecting planet safeguarding future regard strongly urge full implementation enforcement security council resolution requires member states take necessary measures prevent climate
SOM 2019 1475 1475 valuable much-needed concessionary resources complement national domestic-revenue mobilization cover cost eradicating poverty improving public services including quality education security taking effective actions safeguard future scourge climate_change alongside economic fiscal reforms government championed zero-tolerance approach corruption every dollar spent public good eradicate poverty afford lose single cent corruption accordingly must always ensure climate
SOM 2019 1535 1535 anti-corruption bill last week government determined deliver content legislation benefit people somalia let conclude reiterating somalia’s strong support galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action forms current globalized age uncertainty common threats opportunities must join together achieve common progress inclusive prosperity global journey towards sustainable development may long every step climate
SSD 2019 177 177 time republic south sudan affirms commitment playing role supporting implementation agenda president set historic session theme selected session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion strongly resonates country throughout world large poverty remains endemic worldwide direct correlations poverty lack education unemployment political instability grateful commitments made development partners reduce climate
SSD 2019 230 230 south sudan support needed make effective contribution towards achieving sustainable development goals government republic south sudan initiated different programmes policies development initiatives address alleviate poverty climate_change government republic south sudan updated nationally determined contribution will embark clean development trajectory investing clean energy producing megawatts power hydro solar wind geothermal energy sources climate
STP 2019 90 90 promoting peace democracy protection human life worldwide well combating poverty forms order achieve sustainable development welcome theme session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion believe multilateralism means solve enormous difficult problems facing globe given poverty greatest scourge humankind coincidence eradication appears first sustainable development goal eradicating poverty forms climate
STP 2019 405 405 towards normalization relations cuba united states america lifting trade embargo thereby allowing cuba’s progress development addition consequences violent extremism world faces many challenges devastating effects climate_change pose serious obstacles achieving sustainable development goals committed hall therefore believe united nations must assume true leadership role uniting efforts combat climate_change natural disasters occurring climate
STP 2019 427 427 challenges devastating effects climate_change pose serious obstacles achieving sustainable development goals committed hall therefore believe united nations must assume true leadership role uniting efforts combat climate_change natural disasters occurring larger intense scale leading lives lost especially least developed regions planet global efforts must undoubtedly continue auspices united nations framework convention climate_change climate
STP 2019 452 452 climate_change natural disasters occurring larger intense scale leading lives lost especially least developed regions planet global efforts must undoubtedly continue auspices united nations framework convention climate_change responsibility must shared among us ones responsible safeguarding future generations come strongly believe organization ideal vehicle harmonize world respecting differences cultures models systems government also climate
SUR 2019 136 136 government people bahamas others affected recent hurricanes parts small caribbean nation wiped coincidence less years several caribbean countries struck hurricanes highest category telling phenomenon revealing climate_change already become fact life devastating effects wholeheartedly agree secretary-general says regard climate_change now time action empty speeches promises spirit suriname initiated hosted first high-level meeting climate
SUR 2019 148 148 coincidence less years several caribbean countries struck hurricanes highest category telling phenomenon revealing climate_change already become fact life devastating effects wholeheartedly agree secretary-general says regard climate_change now time action empty speeches promises spirit suriname initiated hosted first high-level meeting high-forest low-deforestation hfld countries february since hfld developing countries received less billion climate
SVK 2019 129 129 examples reason strong united nations guardian rules trust secondly serious difficulties agreeing new rules often agree applies new areas emerged result successes progress mostly concern climate_change also new technologies cybernetics artificial intelligence going face difficult times ever need responsible governments will draw legitimacy trust people refrain populism keep ego control need climate
SVK 2019 191 191 rests ability repair broken trust often hear leaders speaking putting national interests global good yet best way patriotic actually lies national egoism cooperation regard see climate_change key issue name just one thing concerns global level denial denial climate_crisis exists serious scientific evidence clear climate_change fact running time act now can reduce climate
SVK 2019 203 203 global good yet best way patriotic actually lies national egoism cooperation regard see climate_change key issue name just one thing concerns global level denial denial climate_crisis exists serious scientific evidence clear climate_change fact running time act now can reduce carbon_emissions within years keep global_warming c can succeed local level thanks activists climate
SVK 2019 209 209 actually lies national egoism cooperation regard see climate_change key issue name just one thing concerns global level denial denial climate_crisis exists serious scientific evidence clear climate_change fact running time act now can reduce carbon_emissions within years keep global_warming c can succeed local level thanks activists non-governmental organizations successful green companies can climate
SVK 2019 217 217 key issue name just one thing concerns global level denial denial climate_crisis exists serious scientific evidence clear climate_change fact running time act now can reduce carbon_emissions within years keep global_warming c can succeed local level thanks activists non-governmental organizations successful green companies can global level fear business will lose competitive edge climate
SVK 2019 221 221 one thing concerns global level denial denial climate_crisis exists serious scientific evidence clear climate_change fact running time act now can reduce carbon_emissions within years keep global_warming c can succeed local level thanks activists non-governmental organizations successful green companies can global level fear business will lose competitive edge profits fear governments losing climate
SVK 2019 298 298 example many years politically unthinkable close old inefficient coal mines country instead subsidize mining industry keep alive finally found courage make difficult decision proud yesterday climate_action summit present credible plan close coal mines transform entire coal-mining region addition slovakia firmly committed achieving carbon_neutrality country can contribute fair share time excuse wait climate
SVK 2019 315 315 finally found courage make difficult decision proud yesterday climate_action summit present credible plan close coal mines transform entire coal-mining region addition slovakia firmly committed achieving carbon_neutrality country can contribute fair share time excuse wait others bigger richer highly appreciate initiative secretary-general thank leadership personal engagement convening yesterday’s summit manage combine knowledge climate
SVK 2019 433 433 news technological development side green energy becoming increasingly competitive private companies investors starting realize investment green economy can profitable economically rational instead undermining economic growth climate_action generates new opportunities businesses new jobs people must make sure end everyone can benefit climate_action especially vulnerable bear burden also affected transformation bottom line development climate
SVK 2019 448 448 green economy can profitable economically rational instead undermining economic growth climate_action generates new opportunities businesses new jobs people must make sure end everyone can benefit climate_action especially vulnerable bear burden also affected transformation bottom line development primarily dignity every human know need discussing years knowledge means time come longer accept excuses climate
SVN 2019 161 161 diversity week vast majority member states reaffirmed support multilateralism want add slovenia’s voice call effective multilateralism specifically focusing three particular areas rule law human rights climate_change sustainable development goals challenges related new technologies regarding international law universality human rights fundamental freedoms must constantly bear mind system work every state must abide climate
SVN 2019 521 521 prosecution serious international crimes thank states expressed support initiative far sincerely hope obtain support months leading treaty negotiations begin next spring also particularly like address climate_change especially sustainable development climate_crisis evolving faster predicted passing several planetary milestones already taken away resources belong future generations unprecedented mobilization young people global scale demanding climate
SVN 2019 525 525 thank states expressed support initiative far sincerely hope obtain support months leading treaty negotiations begin next spring also particularly like address climate_change especially sustainable development climate_crisis evolving faster predicted passing several planetary milestones already taken away resources belong future generations unprecedented mobilization young people global scale demanding immediate action followed secretary-general’s climate
SVN 2019 553 553 predicted passing several planetary milestones already taken away resources belong future generations unprecedented mobilization young people global scale demanding immediate action followed secretary-general’s initiative convene climate_action summit finally generated sense urgency twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year chile will critical relevance humankind planet owe children climate
SVN 2019 567 567 young people global scale demanding immediate action followed secretary-general’s initiative convene climate_action summit finally generated sense urgency twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year chile will critical relevance humankind planet owe children become sidetracked paris agreement climate_change must recognize right healthy living environment climate_change case point climate
SVN 2019 583 583 urgency twenty-fifth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held later year chile will critical relevance humankind planet owe children become sidetracked paris agreement climate_change must recognize right healthy living environment climate_change case point importance effective multilateralism depletion natural resources especially water perpetuates inequalities risk conflict also forcing us rethink climate
SVN 2019 590 590 framework convention climate_change held later year chile will critical relevance humankind planet owe children become sidetracked paris agreement climate_change must recognize right healthy living environment climate_change case point importance effective multilateralism depletion natural resources especially water perpetuates inequalities risk conflict also forcing us rethink current economic models make sustainable circular economic climate
SWE 2019 64 64 nations matter size achieve goals acting together anniversary opportunity celebrate many significant achievements recently agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda financing development paris agreement climate_change sustaining peace agenda time united nations multilateral institutions world trade organization international criminal court increasingly questioned disturbing trend threatens weaken international cooperation accountability nations growth climate
SWE 2019 92 92 agenda time united nations multilateral institutions world trade organization international criminal court increasingly questioned disturbing trend threatens weaken international cooperation accountability nations growth trade development climate_crisis defining issue time millions young people now demonstrating demanding urgent action commitment engagement inspired school strikes protests around world left us unmoved voice raised loud climate
SWE 2019 127 127 urgent action commitment engagement inspired school strikes protests around world left us unmoved voice raised loud clear last saturday’s youth summit must let let keep global_warming c prevent extreme impacts climate_change need halve global emissions scientists including intergovernmental panel climate_change included warn devastating consequences take immediate action climate_change driver conflict action climate
SWE 2019 132 132 school strikes protests around world left us unmoved voice raised loud clear last saturday’s youth summit must let let keep global_warming c prevent extreme impacts climate_change need halve global emissions scientists including intergovernmental panel climate_change included warn devastating consequences take immediate action climate_change driver conflict action survival peoples nations world afford climate
SWE 2019 141 141 raised loud clear last saturday’s youth summit must let let keep global_warming c prevent extreme impacts climate_change need halve global emissions scientists including intergovernmental panel climate_change included warn devastating consequences take immediate action climate_change driver conflict action survival peoples nations world afford cost inaction challenge facing us enormous can turn challenge climate
SWE 2019 149 149 let let keep global_warming c prevent extreme impacts climate_change need halve global emissions scientists including intergovernmental panel climate_change included warn devastating consequences take immediate action climate_change driver conflict action survival peoples nations world afford cost inaction challenge facing us enormous can turn challenge opportunity like raise two main points first need climate
SWE 2019 195 195 two main points first need long-term policy levels european union put place legally binding climate framework sending clear message international community commitment sweden climate act net-zero emissions target also send clear signal can will goal first fossil-free welfare nation world climate_action summit together india world economic forum announced launch leadership group climate
SWE 2019 210 210 framework sending clear message international community commitment sweden climate act net-zero emissions target also send clear signal can will goal first fossil-free welfare nation world climate_action summit together india world economic forum announced launch leadership group industry transition initiative will speed industry transition pathways will ensure deliver paris agreement agenda role climate
SWE 2019 260 260 role trade labour unions essential transition secondly transforming financial flows key proud see commitment businesses financial institutions aligning goals paris agreement development cooperation sweden investing renewable_energy energy efficiency climate-sensitive agriculture world’s leading per-capita contributor green climate fund now decided double contribution today many parts world democracy losing ground inequalities growing social climate
SWE 2019 664 664 system demonstrates strong commitment international cooperation importance attach agenda shared future encouraged high level engagement business sector together partners will achieve goals business benefits science-based climate_action clear look forward launch global investors sustainable development alliance october trade important tool sustainable economic development poverty reduction agenda whole need trade less strong rules-based climate
SWE 2019 842 842 core principles international law will continue work international partners ukraine’s territorial integrity sovereignty fully restored security council needs adopt comprehensive approach peace include new risks climate_change agenda year away fiftieth anniversary adoption treaty non-proliferation nuclear weapons npt cornerstone global nuclear-disarmament non-proliferation regime treaty successful preventing spread nuclear weapons however deteriorating international climate
SWZ 2019 169 169 still pockets conflict work towards integrated prosperous peaceful multilateral world urgency theme general debate seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion overemphasized effect theme underscores reiterates inescapable need make united nations even relevant people times like encourage secretariat note proposals made leaders world put action climate
SWZ 2019 219 219 action humankind looking us change living landscape better future imperative take multilateral agenda renewed commitment ensuring peaceful equitable sustainable societies future generations contemporary challenges terrorism climate_change migration transnational organized crime many others effectively addressed without multilateral cooperation will require inclusion participation member states cooperation dialogue reform existing organs needed therefore implore climate
SWZ 2019 275 275 gaps promoting collective action can achieved close coordination collaboration organization agencies address international issues deserve attention globally eradicating poverty remains priority daunting challenge especially face climate_change food insecurity mention obstacles acknowledge appreciate actions taken international community mitigate situation want stress investment required build strong societies social protection systems will ensure inclusion climate
SWZ 2019 661 661 challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed southern african development community region natural disasters know boundaries worst affected countries climate
SWZ 2019 750 750 setting subregional humanitarian hubs will equipped respond swiftly disasters will mitigate impact save lives ensure countries affected can recover rapidly price taking prompt action address climate_change high kingdom eswatini fully involved working towards knowledge-based economy science technology innovation infrastructure bid facilitate research enhance development royal science technology park notable work advancing climate
SYC 2019 82 82 maintained longest period prosperity collective memory however approach seventy-fifth year also need conscious many people left behind shortcomings inaction humankind today threatened conflict economic hardship climate_change afford disillusioned people lost sight visions hope security promised organization founded equality everyone regardless gender race seychelles government believes placing people centre development continue invest climate
SYC 2019 171 171 prosperity lasting peace island nations must faith multilateral international order nature isolated design livelihoods tied rest world rely heavily premise well actions inactions others survival climate_change become existential threat lives people island states world whole clear longer position indiscriminately plunder environment guise development sake short-term profits aware development lifted people poverty climate
SYC 2019 223 223 dooming future generations planet beyond ability repair fortunately young people around world taken stand secure future seychelles seeing youth-led non-governmental organizations partnering government prioritize fight climate_change pollution threats environment youth-led grass-roots movements led ban many single-use plastics continue advocate ocean protection us islanders ocean represents livelihood also way life seychellois people climate
SYC 2019 305 305 shared prosperity food security innovation part harnessing potential oceans blue economy meet sustainable development goals climate obligations dictated agenda sustainable development samoa pathway paris agreement climate_change seychelles also championing development blue economy africa working willing partners towards international deployment blue economy seychelles will remain forefront discourse climate_change will fight passionate sense climate
SYC 2019 326 326 samoa pathway paris agreement climate_change seychelles also championing development blue economy africa working willing partners towards international deployment blue economy seychelles will remain forefront discourse climate_change will fight passionate sense urgency inequalities directly impact us unacceptable per cent greenhouse gas emissions produced per cent planet’s wealthiest inhabitants living richest nations will climate
SYC 2019 339 339 willing partners towards international deployment blue economy seychelles will remain forefront discourse climate_change will fight passionate sense urgency inequalities directly impact us unacceptable per cent greenhouse gas emissions produced per cent planet’s wealthiest inhabitants living richest nations will continue voice concerns people demand seychellois people luxury require action now islanders can climate
SYC 2019 495 495 developing state adjacent coastal state implies inclusion appropriate mechanisms benefit-sharing capacity-building transfer marine technology seychelles challenged established model donor-recipient relationship innovative financing promotes ocean conservation climate_action use type financing pioneered world’s first debt-for-adaptation swap established world’s first sovereign blue bonds protected ocean space exclusive economic zone approximately size germany country seychelles climate
SYC 2019 596 596 deliver speech broadcast live feet ocean’s surface calling greater worldwide effort protect beating blue heart planet oceans novelty event overshadow message safeguarding oceans marine life climate_change overfishing plastic pollution threats urgent global responsibility today united nations say guardians two-thirds blue planet’s surface must act accordingly issue bigger us wait next generation climate
TCD 2019 115 115 strong engagement regional organizations chad welcomes regard exemplary partnership developing united nations african union theme session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion timely one assess progress implementation commitments agenda sustainable development theme relevance applaud underlines weakness efforts made address shared socioeconomic environmental challenges urgent need greater climate
TCD 2019 164 164 need greater mobilization international community order achieve accordance commitments made within framework agenda main sustainable development goals include eradication extreme poverty access quality education fight climate_change reduction inequalities note regret fervour prevailed time adoption agenda september followed convincing results relation commitments made yet agenda consensus document reconciled concerns positions stakeholders absence climate
TCD 2019 215 215 vigorous action planned resources mobilized shared dream building stable peaceful world peoples flourish together giving way anguish uncertainty issue poverty closely linked crises conflicts migration climate_change eradication extreme poverty first sustainable development goals reflects paramount importance implementation joint fight poverty requires fulfilment commitments made agenda terms specific actions taken necessary resources climate
TCD 2019 357 357 support development marketing technology reforming international financial institutions ensure effective participation african countries decision-making processes concern lack tangible results relation commitments made also affects fight climate_change despite immense hope raised historic paris agreement serious impact climate_change felt africa particularly sahel evidenced advancing deserts drying silting watercourses lake chad niger river increased climate
TCD 2019 367 367 participation african countries decision-making processes concern lack tangible results relation commitments made also affects fight climate_change despite immense hope raised historic paris agreement serious impact climate_change felt africa particularly sahel evidenced advancing deserts drying silting watercourses lake chad niger river increased deforestation land degradation adverse effects climate_change also exacerbates crises conflicts climate
TCD 2019 388 388 paris agreement serious impact climate_change felt africa particularly sahel evidenced advancing deserts drying silting watercourses lake chad niger river increased deforestation land degradation adverse effects climate_change also exacerbates crises conflicts natural resources causes food insecurity large population displacements disrupts access basic social services increases poverty point pushing unemployed youth arms terrorist climate
TCD 2019 427 427 access basic social services increases poverty point pushing unemployed youth arms terrorist groups given serious threat chad joins many countries reiterating strong call significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions increased resilience climate_change paris agreement achievable supported concrete actions meet commitments made parties line principle common differentiated responsibility like emphasize urgent need fulfil climate
TCD 2019 432 432 poverty point pushing unemployed youth arms terrorist groups given serious threat chad joins many countries reiterating strong call significant reduction greenhouse gas emissions increased resilience climate_change paris agreement achievable supported concrete actions meet commitments made parties line principle common differentiated responsibility like emphasize urgent need fulfil commitment made developed countries mobilize climate
TCD 2019 482 482 mobilize billion year meet mitigation adaptation needs developing countries full operationalization green fund extremely urgent regard children’s access quality education key driver sustainable fight poverty climate_change quality education also vehicle knowledge transformation societies goes without saying best guarantee better world however hundreds millions children around world now deprived access basic education climate
TGO 2019 113 113 effective action must get used idea alternative collective action solidarity evidently scale acuteness new challenges fuelled perpetuated wars sociopolitical crises poverty exclusion environmental degradation effects climate_change call us wake implement concrete concerted pragmatic actions commend theme chosen session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion responds perfectly climate
TGO 2019 135 135 environmental degradation effects climate_change call us wake implement concrete concerted pragmatic actions commend theme chosen session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion responds perfectly current concerns reflects values underpin full adherence charter united nations adopting agenda sustainable development number years ago resolutely committed ensuring programme remains climate
TGO 2019 577 577 subregional level adoption principle common ecowas currency also welcomed important factor accelerating integration addition improving legal framework promote good governance access health education well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked food health security poverty reduction economic growth human development therefore believe climate
TGO 2019 590 590 addition improving legal framework promote good governance access health education well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked food health security poverty reduction economic growth human development therefore believe appropriate guarantee funds help vulnerable countries preserve biodiversity crucial international community find appropriate climate
TGO 2019 619 619 security poverty reduction economic growth human development therefore believe appropriate guarantee funds help vulnerable countries preserve biodiversity crucial international community find appropriate solutions issues related climate_change juncture country reiterates support commitment paris agreement accordingly holding climate_action summit took place run-up general debate welcomed hope promises made summit will lead reduction greenhouse-gas climate
TGO 2019 629 629 guarantee funds help vulnerable countries preserve biodiversity crucial international community find appropriate solutions issues related climate_change juncture country reiterates support commitment paris agreement accordingly holding climate_action summit took place run-up general debate welcomed hope promises made summit will lead reduction greenhouse-gas emissions total neutralization country stresses need better endow green climate climate
TGO 2019 644 644 climate_change juncture country reiterates support commitment paris agreement accordingly holding climate_action summit took place run-up general debate welcomed hope promises made summit will lead reduction greenhouse-gas emissions total neutralization country stresses need better endow green climate fund can better assist less polluting states exposed climate_change finding appropriate means deal world today climate
TGO 2019 663 663 promises made summit will lead reduction greenhouse-gas emissions total neutralization country stresses need better endow green climate fund can better assist less polluting states exposed climate_change finding appropriate means deal world today extremely volatile security context persistence hotbeds tension particularly africa middle east near east emerging issues terrorism violent extremism natural climate
TGO 2019 690 690 appropriate means deal world today extremely volatile security context persistence hotbeds tension particularly africa middle east near east emerging issues terrorism violent extremism natural disasters climate_change trends towards nuclear proliferation threaten international peace security without development efforts prosper country committed values peace peaceful coexistence considers everything gain acting concerted manner strong climate
THA 2019 290 290 shared interest mutual benefit margins opening seventy-fourth session prime minister attended three leadership events thereby reflecting thailand’s resolute commitment respective topics namely universal health coverage climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs thailand causes just abstract realized earnest implementation policies matter much livelihoods peoples also people around world thailand now ranks sixth globally climate
THA 2019 359 359 setting priorities also requires unwavering political will part leadership remain track despite distracting claims achievements speak volumes thailand’s commitment people-centric policy aims leaving one behind climate_change chair asean thailand pressed successfully regional grouping adopt first time collective stand one critical environmental disasters namely marine debris also ratified paris agreement climate_change within climate
THA 2019 383 383 behind climate_change chair asean thailand pressed successfully regional grouping adopt first time collective stand one critical environmental disasters namely marine debris also ratified paris agreement climate_change within united nations framework convention climate_change believe environmental crises global problem therefore demand global solution collaborative global effort acceleration environmental degradation rates never seen obliges climate
THA 2019 389 389 successfully regional grouping adopt first time collective stand one critical environmental disasters namely marine debris also ratified paris agreement climate_change within united nations framework convention climate_change believe environmental crises global problem therefore demand global solution collaborative global effort acceleration environmental degradation rates never seen obliges us right wrongs committed environment long climate
THA 2019 673 673 simply want change way allowed run unchecked resulting exclusion alienation human rights violations unfair trade development detrimental rather beneficial many segments society military conflicts extreme climate_change trigger ravages mass migration exacerbate rising distrust disgruntlement thrown mix anti-globalism narrative actions thailand promoting people-centric national international policy essential part economic social development policies climate
TJK 2019 500 500 strategy period medium-term development plan fully align agenda key tools ensuring national ownership sdgs tajikistan however also dealing array new issues problems first foremost view climate_change seriously affects process achieving sustainable development goals targets past years average annual air temperature tajikistan increased c number days heavy precipitation increased frequency intensity natural climate
TJK 2019 514 514 tajikistan however also dealing array new issues problems first foremost view climate_change seriously affects process achieving sustainable development goals targets past years average annual air temperature tajikistan increased c number days heavy precipitation increased frequency intensity natural hydro-meteorological events water-related natural disasters alone cost economy hundreds millions dollars damage every year climate
TJK 2019 548 548 frequency intensity natural hydro-meteorological events water-related natural disasters alone cost economy hundreds millions dollars damage every year natural disasters often claim human lives negative impact climate_change quantity quality world’s freshwater resources also becoming increasingly evident past decades tajikistan seen surface area glaciers vitally important whole central asia shrink significantly regard believe climate
TJK 2019 623 623 water sources take effective steps protect future generations consider vital promote development green economy every way particularly green energy crucial component sustainable development expanding use renewable_energy principally hydroelectricity contributes tajikistan’s economic social development keeping harmful emissions atmosphere low possible hydropower plants generate per cent electricity form basis country’s energy sector government climate
TJK 2019 861 861 sustainable development goals conclusion like note today background emerging problems global scale must make tremendous efforts achieve goals set timely way urgent threats global terrorism climate_change environmental degradation acute shortages resources growing gap poor rich countries population groups united nations remains universal organization capable coordinating uniting efforts entire international community resolve climate
TKM 2019 873 873 will continue work diligently promote idea establishing special united nations programme countries aral sea basin invite interested parties take part consultations subject implementation international agreements climate_change reached framework united nations major focus country view mobilizing activity aimed fulfilling commitments sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change president turkmenistan approved updated national strategy climate
TKM 2019 892 892 part consultations subject implementation international agreements climate_change reached framework united nations major focus country view mobilizing activity aimed fulfilling commitments sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change president turkmenistan approved updated national strategy climate_change september day climate_action summit new york issue conservation use water resources one important urgent challenges time exaggeration say climate
TKM 2019 899 899 reached framework united nations major focus country view mobilizing activity aimed fulfilling commitments sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change president turkmenistan approved updated national strategy climate_change september day climate_action summit new york issue conservation use water resources one important urgent challenges time exaggeration say today course various global processes prospects ensuring climate
TKM 2019 902 902 nations major focus country view mobilizing activity aimed fulfilling commitments sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change president turkmenistan approved updated national strategy climate_change september day climate_action summit new york issue conservation use water resources one important urgent challenges time exaggeration say today course various global processes prospects ensuring stability development well-being climate
TLS 2019 73 73 appreciates welcomes choice mr president theme session theme priorities established session reflect major global challenges face namely eradication poverty respect human rights inclusion conflict prevention climate_change deeply grateful secretary-general antonio guterres convening climate_action summit bringing world’s attention grave crisis facing humankind like small island developing states sids timor-leste feels effects climate_change climate
TLS 2019 80 80 theme priorities established session reflect major global challenges face namely eradication poverty respect human rights inclusion conflict prevention climate_change deeply grateful secretary-general antonio guterres convening climate_action summit bringing world’s attention grave crisis facing humankind like small island developing states sids timor-leste feels effects climate_change coastal zones crop yields due increasingly prolonged climate
TLS 2019 98 98 climate_change deeply grateful secretary-general antonio guterres convening climate_action summit bringing world’s attention grave crisis facing humankind like small island developing states sids timor-leste feels effects climate_change coastal zones crop yields due increasingly prolonged dry seasons destruction caused intensity natural disasters need save planet effects climate_change global_warming unfortunately date changed behaviour enough climate
TLS 2019 117 117 developing states sids timor-leste feels effects climate_change coastal zones crop yields due increasingly prolonged dry seasons destruction caused intensity natural disasters need save planet effects climate_change global_warming unfortunately date changed behaviour enough prevent climate_change planet however work together believe years remain can ensure earth will undergo average temperature increase c although climate
TLS 2019 118 118 states sids timor-leste feels effects climate_change coastal zones crop yields due increasingly prolonged dry seasons destruction caused intensity natural disasters need save planet effects climate_change global_warming unfortunately date changed behaviour enough prevent climate_change planet however work together believe years remain can ensure earth will undergo average temperature increase c although emissions climate
TLS 2019 125 125 zones crop yields due increasingly prolonged dry seasons destruction caused intensity natural disasters need save planet effects climate_change global_warming unfortunately date changed behaviour enough prevent climate_change planet however work together believe years remain can ensure earth will undergo average temperature increase c although emissions per cent global greenhouse-gas emissions timor-leste committed climate
TLS 2019 139 139 save planet effects climate_change global_warming unfortunately date changed behaviour enough prevent climate_change planet however work together believe years remain can ensure earth will undergo average temperature increase c although emissions per cent global greenhouse-gas emissions timor-leste committed contributing global mitigation efforts promoting renewable energies derived hydro solar biomass sources country’s government climate
TLS 2019 147 147 behaviour enough prevent climate_change planet however work together believe years remain can ensure earth will undergo average temperature increase c although emissions per cent global greenhouse-gas emissions timor-leste committed contributing global mitigation efforts promoting renewable energies derived hydro solar biomass sources country’s government currently working policies laws regulations related climate_change including climate
TLS 2019 171 171 global greenhouse-gas emissions timor-leste committed contributing global mitigation efforts promoting renewable energies derived hydro solar biomass sources country’s government currently working policies laws regulations related climate_change including disaster-risk-management policies law renewable_energy furthermore sectors related mitigation working forest conservation promoting organic farming area adaptation timor-leste developed national adaptation action plan priorities already climate
TLS 2019 176 176 contributing global mitigation efforts promoting renewable energies derived hydro solar biomass sources country’s government currently working policies laws regulations related climate_change including disaster-risk-management policies law renewable_energy furthermore sectors related mitigation working forest conservation promoting organic farming area adaptation timor-leste developed national adaptation action plan priorities already implemented local community levels call climate
TLS 2019 211 211 farming area adaptation timor-leste developed national adaptation action plan priorities already implemented local community levels call nations especially major emitters also adopt necessary measures stop global_warming four years ago adopted agenda sustainable development little years attain necessary transformation implementation sustainable development goals sdgs unfortunately failing progress meet targets contained sdgs inequalities climate
TLS 2019 920 920 efforts five high-level summits high-level political forum sustainable development high level-meeting universal health coverage high-level dialogue financing development high-level review sids accelerated modalities action pathway climate_action summit alerted us huge challenges facing us today require collective action cooperation joint efforts renewed political will solidarity can effectively ensure citizens including women children climate
TON 2019 98 98 ensure relevance utility member states delegation congratulate president four priorities guide work session namely promoting international peace security particular conflict prevention strengthening global action tackle climate_change integral effective implementation sustainable development goals sdgs accentuating inclusion human rights empowerment youth women promoting partnerships advancing achievement sdgs interlinked timely relevant addressing tenure challenges climate
TON 2019 286 286 united nations economic social commission asia pacific also grateful enhanced engagement tonga united nations office project services recently concluded host country agreement tonga welcomed convening climate_action summit earlier week country engaged fully seminal gathering leaders give prominence threats posed climate_change direct links international peace security thereby sustainable development aspirations support sdg climate
TON 2019 300 300 office project services recently concluded host country agreement tonga welcomed convening climate_action summit earlier week country engaged fully seminal gathering leaders give prominence threats posed climate_change direct links international peace security thereby sustainable development aspirations support sdg targets c limit heart paris agreement climate_change although country along pacific small island developing climate
TON 2019 318 318 seminal gathering leaders give prominence threats posed climate_change direct links international peace security thereby sustainable development aspirations support sdg targets c limit heart paris agreement climate_change although country along pacific small island developing states neighbours whole contributes even close per cent global_warming remain committed agreement securing climate financing main priority tonga climate
TON 2019 334 334 aspirations support sdg targets c limit heart paris agreement climate_change although country along pacific small island developing states neighbours whole contributes even close per cent global_warming remain committed agreement securing climate financing main priority tonga without action nationally determined contributions possible welcome announcement united kingdom intention double contribution green climate fund climate
TON 2019 369 369 without action nationally determined contributions possible welcome announcement united kingdom intention double contribution green climate fund pacific leaders tuvalu last month endorsed strongest statement date climate_change kainaki ii declaration declared climate-change crisis pacific islands region called urgent action reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions prevent catastrophic global_warming disasters extreme events like cyclones typhoons climate
TON 2019 384 384 fund pacific leaders tuvalu last month endorsed strongest statement date climate_change kainaki ii declaration declared climate-change crisis pacific islands region called urgent action reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions prevent catastrophic global_warming disasters extreme events like cyclones typhoons flooding drought king tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems putting health peoples risk climate
TON 2019 388 388 last month endorsed strongest statement date climate_change kainaki ii declaration declared climate-change crisis pacific islands region called urgent action reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions prevent catastrophic global_warming disasters extreme events like cyclones typhoons flooding drought king tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems putting health peoples risk time thinking fellow islanders climate
TON 2019 423 423 tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems putting health peoples risk time thinking fellow islanders bahamas work recover devastating impacts destruction wake hurricane dorian climate_change political issue us also one survival fact climate_change existential threat matter international peace security endorsed pacific leaders decision develop strategy blue pacific continent continue support climate
TON 2019 431 431 putting health peoples risk time thinking fellow islanders bahamas work recover devastating impacts destruction wake hurricane dorian climate_change political issue us also one survival fact climate_change existential threat matter international peace security endorsed pacific leaders decision develop strategy blue pacific continent continue support work group friends climate security continue recognize important climate
TON 2019 466 466 decision develop strategy blue pacific continent continue support work group friends climate security continue recognize important nexus climate ocean furthermore continue note concern devastating impacts climate_change marine environment look forward deliberations link chile twenty-fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change later year important issues baselines determine maritime boundaries established united climate
TON 2019 481 481 important nexus climate ocean furthermore continue note concern devastating impacts climate_change marine environment look forward deliberations link chile twenty-fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change later year important issues baselines determine maritime boundaries established united nations convention law sea affected remain unchanged despite effects sea-level rise sovereignty must compromised effects climate
TON 2019 507 507 later year important issues baselines determine maritime boundaries established united nations convention law sea affected remain unchanged despite effects sea-level rise sovereignty must compromised effects climate_change continue welcome support work international law commission critically important timely issue consideration sixth committee general assembly tonga continued engagement year’s second third sessions intergovernmental conference climate
TON 2019 759 759 environment ocean also acknowledge work secretariat pacific community commonwealth secretariat pew charitable trust regional deep-sea minerals treaty tonga’s priority nationally determined contribution achieve per cent renewable_energy able negotiate funding required achieve goal like thank partners assist tonga public public-private financing accelerate country’s transition renewable_energy resilient infrastructure support sustainable development goal associated climate
TON 2019 777 777 priority nationally determined contribution achieve per cent renewable_energy able negotiate funding required achieve goal like thank partners assist tonga public public-private financing accelerate country’s transition renewable_energy resilient infrastructure support sustainable development goal associated targets tonga also pleased continue capacity elected vice-president assembly small island developing states sustainable energy climate resilience initiative climate
TON 2019 814 814 continue capacity elected vice-president assembly small island developing states sustainable energy climate resilience initiative behalf pacific sids members finally sustainable development whether good health well-being climate_action life water affordable clean energy inter alia can realized achievement maintenance international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security forms climate
TON 2019 846 846 alia can realized achievement maintenance international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security forms traditional threats armed conflict newer threats climate_change rising sea levels health epidemics ensure one left behind may almighty god guide bless president general assembly states members united nations respective governments peoples climate
TTO 2019 104 104 nations challenging road lies ahead unless collectively necessary alter current trajectory global events continue note alarm number persons living poverty innumerable threats posed effects unmitigated climate_change continued exclusion vulnerable societies respect access education social protection health care migration violent extremism scourge terrorism threat violent conflict spread communicable diseases recent resurgence ebola climate
TTO 2019 258 258 transform current circumstances benefit humankind backdrop welcome opportunity share perspectives trinidad tobago appropriately selected theme general debate namely galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion trinidad tobago citizens central development since fact people remain greatest assets must create society basic needs met individual valued given opportunity participate contribute means climate
TTO 2019 641 641 promotion gender equity equality essential regard equally important consolidate integrated social protection system improves living conditions creates opportunities women girls can achieve full potential doubt climate_change represents real threat jeopardizes pursuit sustainable development circumstances government moving towards deployment multi-pronged approach adapt mitigate negative impacts climate_change trinidad tobago recognizes climate_change adversely affects climate
TTO 2019 660 660 girls can achieve full potential doubt climate_change represents real threat jeopardizes pursuit sustainable development circumstances government moving towards deployment multi-pronged approach adapt mitigate negative impacts climate_change trinidad tobago recognizes climate_change adversely affects countries regardless much contribute global emissions respect wish reiterate government’s unwavering commitment addressing adverse impacts associated climate_change combination collaborative climate
TTO 2019 664 664 potential doubt climate_change represents real threat jeopardizes pursuit sustainable development circumstances government moving towards deployment multi-pronged approach adapt mitigate negative impacts climate_change trinidad tobago recognizes climate_change adversely affects countries regardless much contribute global emissions respect wish reiterate government’s unwavering commitment addressing adverse impacts associated climate_change combination collaborative approaches improved partnerships networking climate
TTO 2019 683 683 negative impacts climate_change trinidad tobago recognizes climate_change adversely affects countries regardless much contribute global emissions respect wish reiterate government’s unwavering commitment addressing adverse impacts associated climate_change combination collaborative approaches improved partnerships networking stakeholders order meet international obligations line national laws policies priorities us trinidad tobago marine environment resources remain critically important climate
TUN 2019 259 259 tunisian society reaffirming importance enabling two groups assume highest positions decision-making public affairs theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion reflects firm belief work multilateral mechanisms foremost among united nations best way fulfil joint hopes aspirations peace comprehensive sustainable development prosperity priorities will receive climate
TUN 2019 327 327 urgent need work together international community entrench principle collective solidarity view putting end poverty marginalization promoting social integration empowering women providing better education fighting effects climate_change states members united nations recognized collective responsibility adopted agenda sustainable development common framework addressing current challenges securing basic rights peoples realizing safe prosperous sustainable societies climate
TUR 2019 113 113 hall gathered today established aftermath second world war ultimate purpose eradicating injustice indeed international community gradually losing ability find lasting solutions challenges terrorism hunger misery climate_change threaten future us doubt theme seventy- fourth session general assembly fitting regard galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion important understand can achieve climate
TUR 2019 133 133 solutions challenges terrorism hunger misery climate_change threaten future us doubt theme seventy- fourth session general assembly fitting regard galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion important understand can achieve together unacceptable see one part world lives luxury enjoys benefits prosperity people parts world suffer hands poverty misery illiteracy painful climate
TUR 2019 265 265 power either forbidden permissible everyone sake peaceful future humankind let us solve problem soon possible basis justice time people lose lives every minute owing air_pollution global_warming threatens future afford remain indifferent first foremost need strengthen capacity efficiency united nations particular immediately carry much- needed fundamental reforms security council line principles justice climate
TUV 2019 108 108 losing race save planet future generations also want express appreciation people government tuvalu secretary-general excellency antonio guterres visiting tuvalu may year see first-hand extreme vulnerabilities climate_change build momentum towards successful climate_action summit witnessed participated earlier week tuvalu wishes acknowledge incredible energy commitment saving planet humanity adverse impacts climate_change congratulate mr president climate
TUV 2019 113 113 generations also want express appreciation people government tuvalu secretary-general excellency antonio guterres visiting tuvalu may year see first-hand extreme vulnerabilities climate_change build momentum towards successful climate_action summit witnessed participated earlier week tuvalu wishes acknowledge incredible energy commitment saving planet humanity adverse impacts climate_change congratulate mr president priority given multilateralism poverty eradication climate
TUV 2019 130 130 first-hand extreme vulnerabilities climate_change build momentum towards successful climate_action summit witnessed participated earlier week tuvalu wishes acknowledge incredible energy commitment saving planet humanity adverse impacts climate_change congratulate mr president priority given multilateralism poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion making theme seventy-fourth session general assembly happy core development issues country set address climate
TUV 2019 141 141 participated earlier week tuvalu wishes acknowledge incredible energy commitment saving planet humanity adverse impacts climate_change congratulate mr president priority given multilateralism poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion making theme seventy-fourth session general assembly happy core development issues country set address recent national sustainable development strategy te kakeega iii made positive progress climate
TUV 2019 214 214 objectives theme also matched development vision leaders blue pacific continent met tuvalu last month outcome leaders summit pacific islands forum communique kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_action now strategically geared towards achievement objectives however adverse impacts climate_change continue impede development cyclone pam wiped per cent gross domestic product experienced worst drought record climate
TUV 2019 224 224 met tuvalu last month outcome leaders summit pacific islands forum communique kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_action now strategically geared towards achievement objectives however adverse impacts climate_change continue impede development cyclone pam wiped per cent gross domestic product experienced worst drought record frequent severe cyclones mean repeated rebuilding every year expensive exercise climate
TUV 2019 260 260 product experienced worst drought record frequent severe cyclones mean repeated rebuilding every year expensive exercise well beyond resources capacities small island economies country front line climate_change rising sea level presents direct existential threat country metres sea level contaminated groundwater resources agriculture now difficult places rising temperature damaging reefs fisheries food water climate
TUV 2019 280 280 island economies country front line climate_change rising sea level presents direct existential threat country metres sea level contaminated groundwater resources agriculture now difficult places rising temperature damaging reefs fisheries food water security severely compromised life fear uncertainty becoming way life know none us like children grandchildren live lives constant fear uncertainty climate
TUV 2019 325 325 grandchildren live lives constant fear uncertainty landmark united nations report released wednesday week predicts sea level rise reach centimetres year even countries step emission cuts global_warming limited well c affect billion people according report small island countries will submerged uninhabitable applaud determination young people address climate_change must listen future leaders custodian climate
TUV 2019 345 345 even countries step emission cuts global_warming limited well c affect billion people according report small island countries will submerged uninhabitable applaud determination young people address climate_change must listen future leaders custodian planet resources support efforts deserve future just given us past generations wish acknowledge secretary-general’s commitment atoll nations providing assistance bring climate
TUV 2019 434 434 homeland option indeed proud island nations lived generations according culture wednesday week report united nations special rapporteur field cultural rights visit tuvalu confirmed real risk climate_change culture rights report said cultural survival entire peoples may stake never undermining human rights including cultural rights science clear evidence also clear c target longer climate
TUV 2019 530 530 antonio guterres said visit country may year world must save tuvalu avoid world drowning tuvalu therefore urge united nations process including united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc recognize three recent approved intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special reports global_warming c climate_change land ocean changing_climate underdeveloped small island developing countries mitigation adaptation beyond climate
TUV 2019 538 538 must save tuvalu avoid world drowning tuvalu therefore urge united nations process including united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc recognize three recent approved intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special reports global_warming c climate_change land ocean changing_climate underdeveloped small island developing countries mitigation adaptation beyond capacities resources tuvalu committed ambitious nationally determined contribution climate
TUV 2019 542 542 world drowning tuvalu therefore urge united nations process including united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc recognize three recent approved intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special reports global_warming c climate_change land ocean changing_climate underdeveloped small island developing countries mitigation adaptation beyond capacities resources tuvalu committed ambitious nationally determined contribution target per cent renewable_energy climate
TUV 2019 544 544 tuvalu therefore urge united nations process including united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc recognize three recent approved intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special reports global_warming c climate_change land ocean changing_climate underdeveloped small island developing countries mitigation adaptation beyond capacities resources tuvalu committed ambitious nationally determined contribution target per cent renewable_energy electricity generation climate
TUV 2019 547 547 united nations process including united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc recognize three recent approved intergovernmental panel climate_change ipcc special reports global_warming c climate_change land ocean changing_climate underdeveloped small island developing countries mitigation adaptation beyond capacities resources tuvalu committed ambitious nationally determined contribution target per cent renewable_energy electricity generation sector ambitious target climate
TUV 2019 567 567 global_warming c climate_change land ocean changing_climate underdeveloped small island developing countries mitigation adaptation beyond capacities resources tuvalu committed ambitious nationally determined contribution target per cent renewable_energy electricity generation sector ambitious target country makes negligible contribution climate_change target will address high price fuel region contribute efforts achieving sustainable development respect wish extend climate
TUV 2019 577 577 countries mitigation adaptation beyond capacities resources tuvalu committed ambitious nationally determined contribution target per cent renewable_energy electricity generation sector ambitious target country makes negligible contribution climate_change target will address high price fuel region contribute efforts achieving sustainable development respect wish extend deep appreciation india france initiative solar energy development international solar climate
TUV 2019 620 620 india france initiative solar energy development international solar alliance european union new zealand taiwan italy united arab emirates japan world bank support well also set climate_change survival fund regulated act parliament fund allows us provide immediate relief assistance people natural disasters strike government main contributor fund welcome contribution international community win climate
TUV 2019 647 647 fund regulated act parliament fund allows us provide immediate relief assistance people natural disasters strike government main contributor fund welcome contribution international community win race climate_change developed nations must lift deprived financial technical resources enough resources planet meet everyone’s needs technologies available support just transition decent jobs many countries renewable_energy now climate
TUV 2019 671 671 race climate_change developed nations must lift deprived financial technical resources enough resources planet meet everyone’s needs technologies available support just transition decent jobs many countries renewable_energy now cheaper coal fossil fuel therefore need save planet lack political commitment especially well resourced better equipped help want take opportunity express country’s sincere appreciation climate
TUV 2019 716 716 take opportunity express country’s sincere appreciation countries shown commitment zero emissions target increased contributions green climate fund wish acknowledge efforts notable members security council bringing climate_change core peace security agenda genuine commitment addressing single greatest threat humanity humble hope entire security council membership can agree climate_change permanent item agenda oceans fisheries climate
TUV 2019 736 736 notable members security council bringing climate_change core peace security agenda genuine commitment addressing single greatest threat humanity humble hope entire security council membership can agree climate_change permanent item agenda oceans fisheries greatest hope sustainable development providing per cent annual national development budget security exclusive economic zone important national priority therefore wish climate
TUV 2019 791 791 developing international law aim ensuring forum member’s maritime zones delineated accordance united nations convention law sea member’s maritime zones challenged reduced result sea level rise climate_change sovereignty compromised climate_change genuine durable partnerships fundamental achievement agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals however exclusion genuine durable partner taiwan united nations systems denied million climate
TUV 2019 794 794 aim ensuring forum member’s maritime zones delineated accordance united nations convention law sea member’s maritime zones challenged reduced result sea level rise climate_change sovereignty compromised climate_change genuine durable partnerships fundamental achievement agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals however exclusion genuine durable partner taiwan united nations systems denied million people fundamental rights climate
TUV 2019 933 933 nations high commissioner human rights must allow participation people efforts achieve sustainable development goals human rights protected achieve agenda leave one behind members heard spoken climate_change part theme seventy-fourth session mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality education health inclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change climate
TUV 2019 958 958 climate_change part theme seventy-fourth session mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality education health inclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change also important development us climate_change environmental issue economic social cultural issue survival issue well human rights one affects factors sectors development much sustainable future survival climate
TUV 2019 963 963 mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality education health inclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change also important development us climate_change environmental issue economic social cultural issue survival issue well human rights one affects factors sectors development much sustainable future survival depend climate_change anything else conclusion climate
TUV 2019 985 985 important development us climate_change environmental issue economic social cultural issue survival issue well human rights one affects factors sectors development much sustainable future survival depend climate_change anything else conclusion wish reiterate tuvalu strongly believes collective efforts achieve agenda sustainable development order ensure global peace security prosperity will severely compromised unless committed climate
TUV 2019 1012 1012 else conclusion wish reiterate tuvalu strongly believes collective efforts achieve agenda sustainable development order ensure global peace security prosperity will severely compromised unless committed immediate climate_change action demanded youth young people scientific reports ipcc authoritative scientific body unfccc climate
TZA 2019 96 96 woman history united nations hold prestigious position secondly efforts commitment effective leadership demonstrated tenure theme year’s assembly session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion needless say appropriate timely appropriate aware four years ago september assembly adopted sustainable development goals sdgs agenda sustainable development integrates three key dimensions sustainable climate
TZA 2019 685 685 terminal abeid amani karume international airport zanzibar still ongoing addition construction kilometres two phases standard-gauge railway central corridor progressing well expected completed estimated cost billion climate_change environmental conservation priority government united republic tanzania per cent whose total land designated protected includes national parks game reserves natural protected forests regard year government climate
TZA 2019 751 751 part environmental conservation addition june banned use plastic bags country continued reduce use fuel-oil diesel-propelled electricity now accounts per cent electricity furthermore order reduce impact climate_change united republic tanzania investing renewable_energy however efforts constrained high cost renewable_energy technologies therefore urge international community collaborate order make renewable_energy technologies accessible affordable government united climate
TZA 2019 756 756 banned use plastic bags country continued reduce use fuel-oil diesel-propelled electricity now accounts per cent electricity furthermore order reduce impact climate_change united republic tanzania investing renewable_energy however efforts constrained high cost renewable_energy technologies therefore urge international community collaborate order make renewable_energy technologies accessible affordable government united republic tanzania remains committed promoting climate
TZA 2019 762 762 reduce use fuel-oil diesel-propelled electricity now accounts per cent electricity furthermore order reduce impact climate_change united republic tanzania investing renewable_energy however efforts constrained high cost renewable_energy technologies therefore urge international community collaborate order make renewable_energy technologies accessible affordable government united republic tanzania remains committed promoting democracy good governance human rights rule climate
TZA 2019 771 771 electricity furthermore order reduce impact climate_change united republic tanzania investing renewable_energy however efforts constrained high cost renewable_energy technologies therefore urge international community collaborate order make renewable_energy technologies accessible affordable government united republic tanzania remains committed promoting democracy good governance human rights rule law indeed democratic principles guaranteed constitution speak registered political climate
TZA 2019 899 899 increasing trend within international system towards unilateralism regard united republic tanzania reiterates commitment multilateralism calls members embrace multilateralism order eradicate poverty improve quality education combat climate_change achieve inclusion also maintain international peace security achieve just better world august thirty-ninth summit heads state government southern african development community sadc held dar es climate
UGA 2019 251 251 part call development partners fulfil commitments extend support terms timely adequate means accelerated implementation setting world sustainable course requires urgently address one defining challenges time climate_change climate_change affects every one us world witnessed environmental disasters recent bahamas mozambique led considerable loss life property disasters showed intensity ferocity changes taking place environment climate
UGA 2019 252 252 call development partners fulfil commitments extend support terms timely adequate means accelerated implementation setting world sustainable course requires urgently address one defining challenges time climate_change climate_change affects every one us world witnessed environmental disasters recent bahamas mozambique led considerable loss life property disasters showed intensity ferocity changes taking place environment stand climate
UGA 2019 367 367 additional per cent clean energy renewable sources promotion solar-powered irrigation schemes climate financing remains crucial investments required significantly reduce emissions adapt adverse effects reduce impacts changing_climate urge developed countries scale level financial support committed concrete road map achieve goal jointly providing billion annually mitigation adaptation world focuses climate_change biodiversity loss continues climate
UGA 2019 389 389 effects reduce impacts changing_climate urge developed countries scale level financial support committed concrete road map achieve goal jointly providing billion annually mitigation adaptation world focuses climate_change biodiversity loss continues escalate however climate_change biodiversity loss intrinsically linked must addressed simultaneously biodiversity part intricate web life provides trillion per year ecosystem services humans climate
UGA 2019 395 395 countries scale level financial support committed concrete road map achieve goal jointly providing billion annually mitigation adaptation world focuses climate_change biodiversity loss continues escalate however climate_change biodiversity loss intrinsically linked must addressed simultaneously biodiversity part intricate web life provides trillion per year ecosystem services humans clean drinking water clean air fertile climate
URY 2019 544 544 order properly ensure accountability country submitted voluntary reports take stock significant progress made goals view three cross-cutting vectors within sustainable development goals elimination poverty fight climate_change quality education allow first focus worst global scourge greatest enemy peace cause ills era enemy focus efforts towards exterminating poverty eliminate poverty can universalize education climate
URY 2019 1056 1056 lowest- income countries experiencing highest population growth states must consider multidimensional approach since poverty problem afflicts societies world multilateral efforts key eradicate secondly regard fight climate_change succeed must aware harmful effects climate_change directly affect increase poverty global economic social inequality climate_change displace million people sub-saharan africa south asia latin america alone climate
URY 2019 1062 1062 growth states must consider multidimensional approach since poverty problem afflicts societies world multilateral efforts key eradicate secondly regard fight climate_change succeed must aware harmful effects climate_change directly affect increase poverty global economic social inequality climate_change displace million people sub-saharan africa south asia latin america alone severity environmental degradation reached levels beyond climate
URY 2019 1071 1071 afflicts societies world multilateral efforts key eradicate secondly regard fight climate_change succeed must aware harmful effects climate_change directly affect increase poverty global economic social inequality climate_change displace million people sub-saharan africa south asia latin america alone severity environmental degradation reached levels beyond tolerable commitment members united nations essential stopping environmental damage climate
URY 2019 1145 1145 obligation protect biodiversity common heritage legacy future generations uruguay reaffirms willingness work together countries committed protection safeguarding environment accordance principles established united nations framework convention climate_change adopted commitments made paris agreement climate_change makes fervent appeal governments seriously address real threat stability equilibrium globe regard delegation reiterates full support twenty- fifth conference climate
URY 2019 1151 1151 future generations uruguay reaffirms willingness work together countries committed protection safeguarding environment accordance principles established united nations framework convention climate_change adopted commitments made paris agreement climate_change makes fervent appeal governments seriously address real threat stability equilibrium globe regard delegation reiterates full support twenty- fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate
URY 2019 1176 1176 climate_change makes fervent appeal governments seriously address real threat stability equilibrium globe regard delegation reiterates full support twenty- fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held santiago december congratulates costa rica commitment environment efforts accelerate climate_action pre-conference meeting will host october given risk climate_change poses uruguay adopting policies place among climate
URY 2019 1187 1187 globe regard delegation reiterates full support twenty- fifth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held santiago december congratulates costa rica commitment environment efforts accelerate climate_action pre-conference meeting will host october given risk climate_change poses uruguay adopting policies place among advanced countries world field including salient national energy policy achieved generating climate
URY 2019 1195 1195 conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change held santiago december congratulates costa rica commitment environment efforts accelerate climate_action pre-conference meeting will host october given risk climate_change poses uruguay adopting policies place among advanced countries world field including salient national energy policy achieved generating per cent electricity renewable_energy sources nations responsibility pooling climate
URY 2019 1216 1216 host october given risk climate_change poses uruguay adopting policies place among advanced countries world field including salient national energy policy achieved generating per cent electricity renewable_energy sources nations responsibility pooling efforts agree educational policies allow us deepen integration climate_change throughout educational process contribute increasing awareness peoples respect challenges poses way will climate
URY 2019 1229 1229 world field including salient national energy policy achieved generating per cent electricity renewable_energy sources nations responsibility pooling efforts agree educational policies allow us deepen integration climate_change throughout educational process contribute increasing awareness peoples respect challenges poses way will better prepared face negative effects therefore achieve resilient international society less vulnerable greater climate
URY 2019 1258 1258 contribute increasing awareness peoples respect challenges poses way will better prepared face negative effects therefore achieve resilient international society less vulnerable greater capacity adapt change climate_variability aware responsible given challenge active conscious citizenry education guided awareness will act effective means controlling governments private enterprise thereby enhancing cooperation safeguarding environment thirdly will climate
VAT 2019 592 592 human person centre work promotion integral ecology based inseparable bonds among concern nature justice poor commitment society interior peace comes care common home threat posed climate_change international community galvanizing multilateral collaboration saw paris agreement witnessed december katowice adoption katowice rulebook implement paris agreement enhance multilateral response particularly urgent need transparent framework climate
VAT 2019 636 636 multilateral response particularly urgent need transparent framework promote trust among nations fulfilling commitments made need effective multilateral cooperation developed developing world example financing measures curb climate_change technology transfer energy issues apply principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capacities burden-sharing can must achieve goals set accomplish sake future generations encouraged pope francis climate_action climate
VAT 2019 661 661 climate_change technology transfer energy issues apply principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capacities burden-sharing can must achieve goals set accomplish sake future generations encouraged pope francis climate_action summit days ago pursue effort honesty courage responsibility care common home must give special attention amazon numerous fires devastated region recognize important amazon whole world climate
VCT 2019 107 107 interest groups great-power intrigue driving nations apart necessity small island developing states will prove glue holds together international experiment unity discussion joint action rapid acceleration climate_change menacing manifestation failed multilateralism faced common threat ample warning overwhelming scientific consensus past causes future effects present solutions international community dithered endlessly impotently emissions continue climate
VCT 2019 200 200 terrorized hurricane dorian weeks storm hundreds still missing united nations gatherings tale become sickeningly familiar names locations change sadly hurricanes merely violent manifestation insidious effects climate_change floods land degradation droughts landslides coastal erosion unreliable weather patterns across region elsewhere around globe create increasingly insurmountable daily obstacles life living production vulnerable nations climate
VCT 2019 244 244 daily obstacles life living production vulnerable nations particularly small island developing states us convention biological diversity united nations convention combat desertification united nations framework convention climate_change composite integrated whole existence depends week secretary-general held climate_action summit confront persistent paralysis face accelerating climate catastrophe stripped crafted eloquence summit reconfirmed basic litmus tests climate
VCT 2019 253 253 island developing states us convention biological diversity united nations convention combat desertification united nations framework convention climate_change composite integrated whole existence depends week secretary-general held climate_action summit confront persistent paralysis face accelerating climate catastrophe stripped crafted eloquence summit reconfirmed basic litmus tests commitment climate_action enforcement binding emissions targets aimed keeping global_warming climate
VCT 2019 271 271 integrated whole existence depends week secretary-general held climate_action summit confront persistent paralysis face accelerating climate catastrophe stripped crafted eloquence summit reconfirmed basic litmus tests commitment climate_action enforcement binding emissions targets aimed keeping global_warming c investments clean air renewable_energy provision easily accessible adaptation financing prioritizes vulnerable nations surely catastrophe bahamas must finally climate
VCT 2019 278 278 climate_action summit confront persistent paralysis face accelerating climate catastrophe stripped crafted eloquence summit reconfirmed basic litmus tests commitment climate_action enforcement binding emissions targets aimed keeping global_warming c investments clean air renewable_energy provision easily accessible adaptation financing prioritizes vulnerable nations surely catastrophe bahamas must finally put rest fiction arbitrary inaccurate measures wealth climate
VCT 2019 283 283 face accelerating climate catastrophe stripped crafted eloquence summit reconfirmed basic litmus tests commitment climate_action enforcement binding emissions targets aimed keeping global_warming c investments clean air renewable_energy provision easily accessible adaptation financing prioritizes vulnerable nations surely catastrophe bahamas must finally put rest fiction arbitrary inaccurate measures wealth greater import self-evident vulnerabilities small climate
VCT 2019 356 356 support measured instead size location geography immutable laws nature vulnerabilities starkly apparent fury mother nature islands equally vulnerable must equally assisted mechanism purports address impact climate_change small island state exceptionalism must factored juridically non-discretionary manner architecture global partnerships existential matter saint vincent grenadines long considered failure major emitters set honour ambitious climate
VCT 2019 928 928 enslavement african bodies urgent compelling linked inextricably achievement sustainable development goals financing eradication poverty deepening sustainable people-centred development remain government’s central drivers amid ominous ubiquity climate_change unpredictability escalating trade wars daily uncertainties erratic global policy shifts saint vincent grenadines must seek increasingly creative pathways pursuit people’s right development alongside continuing efforts climate
VEN 2019 210 210 encourage development shared cooperation mechanisms address urgent need preserve environment gravely impacted devastating capitalist model express solidarity brotherly caribbean people bahamas recently fallen victim ravages climate_change moreover country amazon raise voices barbaric commercialization amazon led president brazil mr jair bolsonaro used extremist ideology attack natural lungs world therefore proclaim nature inalienable climate
VNM 2019 238 238 rates considerably reduced together established important strategies frameworks global development efforts agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda third international conference financing development paris agreement climate_change yet multilateralism facing acute challenges alarming narrowly interpreted national interests chosen common values big power politics coercion competition confrontation favoured cooperation dialogue respect international law climate
VNM 2019 287 287 international law consequential reduction political commitment resources impacted efficiency effectiveness multilateral cooperation happening time challenges face greater magnitude complex nature nation immune immediate long-term impacts climate_change environmental degradation pandemics conflicts protracted many areas especially middle east africa risk conflicts looms large regions battlegrounds longer confined within designated war zones spread densely climate
VNM 2019 356 356 global military spending highest words secretary-general world verge new cold war context welcome timely theme set president session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion multilateral cooperation special place viet nam’s foreign policy history reform development international integration closely associated participation global regional multilateral institutions assistance united nations international climate
VNM 2019 486 486 substantively development united nations agendas policies sustainable development oceans seas human rights inter alia viet nam strongly committed full implementation agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change particular taking concrete steps put end single-use plastics viet nam honoured elected non-permanent member security council behalf government people viet nam wish extend assembly sincere climate
VUT 2019 95 95 convey people government tonga deepest condolences sympathy also like convey sincere condolences government people france following death mr jacques chirac friend vanuatu well-known figure fight global_warming theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion relevant given challenges currently faced international community fully line agenda sustainable climate
VUT 2019 108 108 people france following death mr jacques chirac friend vanuatu well-known figure fight global_warming theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion relevant given challenges currently faced international community fully line agenda sustainable development meet world faces complex challenges conflicts humanitarian crises rise increased risk arms climate
VUT 2019 148 148 world faces complex challenges conflicts humanitarian crises rise increased risk arms race terrorism remains threat human rights violations widespread environment undergoing rapid change due impacts climate_change technological revolution redefining future work global economy increasingly uncertain complex global challenges come time multilateral environment enormous pressure owing increase populism xenophobia calls multilateral developments climate
VUT 2019 226 226 foremost united nations becoming increasingly necessary address challenges continued unilateralism will lead unsafe world witnessed europe twentieth century two world wars also world fear effects climate_change many dying hunger atrocities wars natural disasters non-communicable diseases address challenges effectively build confidence current multilateral order essential multilateral institutions united nations continue undergo reform climate
VUT 2019 321 321 shocks global economy united nations described vanuatu vulnerable country world given harsh complex reality achieving sustainable development goals sdgs will difficult recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change highlighted world moving towards rise temperature c small island developing states vanuatu will continue face natural disasters sea-level rise droughts ocean acidification small island developing climate
VUT 2019 327 327 vanuatu vulnerable country world given harsh complex reality achieving sustainable development goals sdgs will difficult recent report intergovernmental panel climate_change highlighted world moving towards rise temperature c small island developing states vanuatu will continue face natural disasters sea-level rise droughts ocean acidification small island developing states climate_change remains greatest threat achieving climate
VUT 2019 348 348 world moving towards rise temperature c small island developing states vanuatu will continue face natural disasters sea-level rise droughts ocean acidification small island developing states climate_change remains greatest threat achieving goals set challenges face presented secretary-general recent visit pacific islands including country vanuatu like sincerely thank secretary-general visit hope concerns will climate
VUT 2019 396 396 hope concerns will integrated agenda united nations appropriate measures will taken resolve challenges extreme vulnerability means will increasingly dependent multilateral system even though major contributor greenhouse gases committed working international community redouble efforts reduce rise global temperatures per cent electricity will generated renewable sustainable energy effort part nationally determined contributions health climate
VUT 2019 427 427 redouble efforts reduce rise global temperatures per cent electricity will generated renewable sustainable energy effort part nationally determined contributions health oceans threatened irresponsible human activities climate_change particularly worrisome vanuatu part whose economy depends marine resources vanuatu therefore developed ocean policy put place planning process marine space help balance need protection sustainable climate
VUT 2019 524 524 believe require substantive partnerships forged among united nations multilateral forums first must ensure vulnerable countries vanuatu continue access subsidized funding secondly must increase funding addressing climate_change provide rapid replenishment financial facilities green climate fund simplify access funds thirdly must establish innovative instruments financing risks natural disasters fourthly must find solutions better climate
VUT 2019 606 606 states particular prevent key players participating economies contributing implementation agenda august leaders pacific islands forum met tuvalu adopted kainaki ii declaration need act quickly combat climate_change vanuatu supports regional commitments endorsed blue pacific made global appeals urgent action climate_change seek support development partners order achieve objectives partnership multilateral bodies role multilateral climate
VUT 2019 619 619 islands forum met tuvalu adopted kainaki ii declaration need act quickly combat climate_change vanuatu supports regional commitments endorsed blue pacific made global appeals urgent action climate_change seek support development partners order achieve objectives partnership multilateral bodies role multilateral system managing challenges united nations remains broad crucial therefore essential provide unstinting support climate
VUT 2019 974 974 cuba lifting embargo will inter alia allow cuban people access enjoy fundamental human rights recent years world undergone rapid profound changes present complex challenges including climate_change challenges urge us collaborate create innovative sincere partnerships order achieve sdgs must raise ambitions renew commitment concrete actions win fight poverty climate_change ensure inclusive economic climate
VUT 2019 996 996 complex challenges including climate_change challenges urge us collaborate create innovative sincere partnerships order achieve sdgs must raise ambitions renew commitment concrete actions win fight poverty climate_change ensure inclusive economic growth takes account people’s aspirations well-being development concerns small island states whether regard climate_change ocean poverty real will resolve global level challenges climate
VUT 2019 1013 1013 ambitions renew commitment concrete actions win fight poverty climate_change ensure inclusive economic growth takes account people’s aspirations well-being development concerns small island states whether regard climate_change ocean poverty real will resolve global level challenges make us extremely vulnerable small countries army nuclear weapons world community may mock us look us consider climate
WSM 2019 74 74 ownership takes courage delivering promises making good undertakings pledged fully implement samoa pathway seal true leaders themes high-level meetings week well truly intertwined issues addressing climate_emergency providing rights-based universal health coverage calling increased resources fast track collective action underpinned desire peaceful secure world pillars samoa pathway blueprint sustainable development small island climate
WSM 2019 117 117 pillars samoa pathway blueprint sustainable development small island developing states pacific island leader today main message will consistently past consecutive years attended general debate hall climate_change embodiment samoa’s realities aspirations priority policy concern now well future sids first told world coastlines eroding sea level rising climate_change humanly induced member states scorned climate
WSM 2019 137 137 years attended general debate hall climate_change embodiment samoa’s realities aspirations priority policy concern now well future sids first told world coastlines eroding sea level rising climate_change humanly induced member states scorned notion take concerns seriously instead wanted scientific evidence back claim probably cover stall frustrate resolve yet world’s top scientists including climate
WSM 2019 171 171 seriously instead wanted scientific evidence back claim probably cover stall frustrate resolve yet world’s top scientists including nationals scientifically validated concerns including report intergovernmental panel climate_change imperative keeping global_warming c countries refused accept evidence continue use every opportunity discredit reports science spoken message loud clear use selectively suits specific agenda climate_change climate
WSM 2019 174 174 scientific evidence back claim probably cover stall frustrate resolve yet world’s top scientists including nationals scientifically validated concerns including report intergovernmental panel climate_change imperative keeping global_warming c countries refused accept evidence continue use every opportunity discredit reports science spoken message loud clear use selectively suits specific agenda climate_change real climate_change impact climate
WSM 2019 196 196 climate_change imperative keeping global_warming c countries refused accept evidence continue use every opportunity discredit reports science spoken message loud clear use selectively suits specific agenda climate_change real climate_change impact us far greater frequency severity security risk far greater proportions many people willing admit sadly lead demise sovereign nations low-lying atolls small climate
WSM 2019 198 198 keeping global_warming c countries refused accept evidence continue use every opportunity discredit reports science spoken message loud clear use selectively suits specific agenda climate_change real climate_change impact us far greater frequency severity security risk far greater proportions many people willing admit sadly lead demise sovereign nations low-lying atolls small island states climate
WSM 2019 227 227 greater frequency severity security risk far greater proportions many people willing admit sadly lead demise sovereign nations low-lying atolls small island states misguided notion portrays climate_change concern small island developing states nothing truth climate_change crosses borders uninvited discriminate size economic status impact every country although affects small island developing states extensively climate
WSM 2019 235 235 many people willing admit sadly lead demise sovereign nations low-lying atolls small island states misguided notion portrays climate_change concern small island developing states nothing truth climate_change crosses borders uninvited discriminate size economic status impact every country although affects small island developing states extensively others owing particular unique vulnerabilities times changing world climate
WSM 2019 293 293 times scale unprecedented 74-year history organization tsunamis tornadoes hurricanes earthquakes flooding bush fires droughts resulted loss countless lives untold suffering setting back development countries years climate_change will impact us sooner later climate_change global problem requiring decisive response world community unite rather divide us challenges posed solutions climate_change already common knowledge yet climate
WSM 2019 299 299 tsunamis tornadoes hurricanes earthquakes flooding bush fires droughts resulted loss countless lives untold suffering setting back development countries years climate_change will impact us sooner later climate_change global problem requiring decisive response world community unite rather divide us challenges posed solutions climate_change already common knowledge yet failed deliver ambitious global actions necessary climate
WSM 2019 314 314 back development countries years climate_change will impact us sooner later climate_change global problem requiring decisive response world community unite rather divide us challenges posed solutions climate_change already common knowledge yet failed deliver ambitious global actions necessary address root causes climate_change compromise must accept basic climate logic need shift focus climate_change relationship climate
WSM 2019 328 328 decisive response world community unite rather divide us challenges posed solutions climate_change already common knowledge yet failed deliver ambitious global actions necessary address root causes climate_change compromise must accept basic climate logic need shift focus climate_change relationship donor-victim partnership approach owing universality climate_change partnerships provide impetus finding solutions decisive manner apportioning climate
WSM 2019 338 338 solutions climate_change already common knowledge yet failed deliver ambitious global actions necessary address root causes climate_change compromise must accept basic climate logic need shift focus climate_change relationship donor-victim partnership approach owing universality climate_change partnerships provide impetus finding solutions decisive manner apportioning blame past wrongs will restore environment early pristine state focus climate
WSM 2019 345 345 deliver ambitious global actions necessary address root causes climate_change compromise must accept basic climate logic need shift focus climate_change relationship donor-victim partnership approach owing universality climate_change partnerships provide impetus finding solutions decisive manner apportioning blame past wrongs will restore environment early pristine state focus always today tomorrow yesterday entrenched positions devoid climate
WSM 2019 393 393 entrenched positions devoid today’s realities pursuit unrelated agendas role collective effort one stay detached unconcerned common plight must work together sense urgency commitment order address climate_change now science alone recommends also conscience political will follow united nations remains last best hope provide political will commitment necessary turn tide climate_change nations leadership climate
WSM 2019 416 416 order address climate_change now science alone recommends also conscience political will follow united nations remains last best hope provide political will commitment necessary turn tide climate_change nations leadership roles called account right thing global family want leaders view world single constituency everyone must work together within limits capacity capability part total climate
WSM 2019 456 456 constituency everyone must work together within limits capacity capability part total solution leadership calling true leaders lead front time cooperation every country will necessary win climate_change battle must innovative listen voices young people voices ring boldness passion honesty advocacy untainted ulterior motives hidden agendas determined heavy lifting prepared go extra mile climate
WSM 2019 584 584 rights achieve peace security effectively pursue sustainable development united nations remains uniquely suited pursuit coordination global initiatives attain objectives including efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion highlighted theme year’s session secretary-general’s visit pacific year timely given leadership calling ambitious transformational climate_action visit allowed see experience first-hand scale challenges facing pacific climate
WSM 2019 600 600 initiatives attain objectives including efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion highlighted theme year’s session secretary-general’s visit pacific year timely given leadership calling ambitious transformational climate_action visit allowed see experience first-hand scale challenges facing pacific small island countries commend determination share messages pacific peoples recently concluded climate_action summit secretariat agencies united climate
WSM 2019 621 621 leadership calling ambitious transformational climate_action visit allowed see experience first-hand scale challenges facing pacific small island countries commend determination share messages pacific peoples recently concluded climate_action summit secretariat agencies united nations key partners blue pacific continent addressing regional priorities climate_change resilience oceans fisheries gender equality human rights sids agenda sustainable development climate
WSM 2019 635 635 small island countries commend determination share messages pacific peoples recently concluded climate_action summit secretariat agencies united nations key partners blue pacific continent addressing regional priorities climate_change resilience oceans fisheries gender equality human rights sids agenda sustainable development pacific resilience facility game-changing regional initiative blue pacific peoples key purpose provide predictable sustainable climate
WSM 2019 1008 1008 development goals country building synergies addressing gaps ensure better prioritization will definitely help galvanize support implementing sdgs thereby addressing poverty eradication supporting quality education mobilizing climate_action leading effective inclusion addition climate_crisis see continued conflicts rising terrorism disrupted peace processes mass displacements trade wars growing tensions worldwide even usually peaceful pacific region climate
WSM 2019 1013 1013 addressing gaps ensure better prioritization will definitely help galvanize support implementing sdgs thereby addressing poverty eradication supporting quality education mobilizing climate_action leading effective inclusion addition climate_crisis see continued conflicts rising terrorism disrupted peace processes mass displacements trade wars growing tensions worldwide even usually peaceful pacific region spared reaches terrorism witnessed christchurch climate
ZMB 2019 59 59 also want express zambia’s sincere gratitude excellency ms maria fernanda espinosa garces exemplary work seventy-third session theme session galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion presents opportunity re-examine priorities redefine mission sharpen vision approach seventy-fifth anniversary organization call us generate atmosphere united nations family can implement priority programmes especially climate
ZMB 2019 160 160 must ensure nobody forced choose sending daughter school sending work everybody opportunity fully participate country’s economic civic life zambia applauds leadership united nations provides tackling climate_change illustrated days ago hosting climate_action summit climate_change frustrates efforts raise standards living world’s poor scientists spoken seen eyes devastating impact climate_change environment early year three climate
ZMB 2019 165 165 sending daughter school sending work everybody opportunity fully participate country’s economic civic life zambia applauds leadership united nations provides tackling climate_change illustrated days ago hosting climate_action summit climate_change frustrates efforts raise standards living world’s poor scientists spoken seen eyes devastating impact climate_change environment early year three zambia’s neighbouring countries malawi mozambique climate
ZMB 2019 167 167 school sending work everybody opportunity fully participate country’s economic civic life zambia applauds leadership united nations provides tackling climate_change illustrated days ago hosting climate_action summit climate_change frustrates efforts raise standards living world’s poor scientists spoken seen eyes devastating impact climate_change environment early year three zambia’s neighbouring countries malawi mozambique zimbabwe affected climate
ZMB 2019 181 181 united nations provides tackling climate_change illustrated days ago hosting climate_action summit climate_change frustrates efforts raise standards living world’s poor scientists spoken seen eyes devastating impact climate_change environment early year three zambia’s neighbouring countries malawi mozambique zimbabwe affected cyclones far away half zambia experienced severe drought since resulted low crop productivity low climate
ZMB 2019 234 234 hydroelectricity generation therefore opposite climatic extremes occur neighbourhood consequence zambia now scaling efforts diversify energy production priorities include increasing adaptive capacity reduce vulnerability building resilience extreme_weather events droughts flooding impact climate_change requires global collaborative efforts support mitigation adaptation strategies developing country zambia needs assistance enhance capacity key areas scientific research early climate
ZMB 2019 239 239 extremes occur neighbourhood consequence zambia now scaling efforts diversify energy production priorities include increasing adaptive capacity reduce vulnerability building resilience extreme_weather events droughts flooding impact climate_change requires global collaborative efforts support mitigation adaptation strategies developing country zambia needs assistance enhance capacity key areas scientific research early warning rapid response transfer appropriate climate
ZMB 2019 270 270 mitigation adaptation strategies developing country zambia needs assistance enhance capacity key areas scientific research early warning rapid response transfer appropriate technologies help cope negative impact climate_change addition scaling global efforts address climate_change certainly include providing increased accessibility financial support particular countries limited resources order enable make fair contribution global effort also climate
ZMB 2019 276 276 needs assistance enhance capacity key areas scientific research early warning rapid response transfer appropriate technologies help cope negative impact climate_change addition scaling global efforts address climate_change certainly include providing increased accessibility financial support particular countries limited resources order enable make fair contribution global effort also bear general climate-change-induced cost burdens need climate
ZWE 2019 117 117 high-impact projects pave way private-sector-led growth embedded aspirations strong sense urgency us eradicate poverty achieve quality relevant education create employment women youth mitigate cross-cutting impact climate_change society economy people deserve better committed delivering aspirations zimbabwe’s engagement re-engagement countries world can return rightful place within comity nations yielding notable progress arms remain climate
ZWE 2019 508 508 spirit leaving one behind synergies greater coherence implementation global frameworks sustainable development imperative theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion appropriate timely climate_crisis continues world changing eyes us southern africa tropical cyclone idai recently served reminder impact climate_change damage humankind life earth dire irreparable climate
ZWE 2019 512 512 synergies greater coherence implementation global frameworks sustainable development imperative theme seventy-fourth session general assembly galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion appropriate timely climate_crisis continues world changing eyes us southern africa tropical cyclone idai recently served reminder impact climate_change damage humankind life earth dire irreparable left many thousands people climate
ZWE 2019 527 527 multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion appropriate timely climate_crisis continues world changing eyes us southern africa tropical cyclone idai recently served reminder impact climate_change damage humankind life earth dire irreparable left many thousands people dead injured displaced trail destroyed infrastructure continuing recover disaster cost reconstruction recovery estimated approximately million climate
ZWE 2019 591 591 recovery reconstruction forms assistance aftermath cyclone idai country agro-based economy agriculture sector contributes per cent gross domestic product approximately per cent raw materials industry impact climate_change affected agricultural productivity food security also hydropower- generation capacity overall economic recovery growth development consequently government since declared state national disaster importance reinvigorated responsive multilateral climate
AFG 2020 382 382 address global phenomenon threat untold sorrow afghan people particularly women children last years serves reminder relevance un charter also unfulfilled promise maintaining international peace security climate_change effected another type violence suffering people afghanistan 17th worst affected country world just last month hundreds afghans killed injured entire homes livelihoods destroyed massive flood climate
AFG 2020 445 445 wheat shortages upended livelihoods majority population rely jobs agriculture put food tables drought floods seasonal occurrences afghanistan need regional solutions based international models address problem climate_change signed memoranda understanding fortescue metals group change afghanistan leading green industry energy intend produce megawatts hydro use produce zero emissions steel products estimated trillion mineral climate
AFG 2020 480 480 green industry energy intend produce megawatts hydro use produce zero emissions steel products estimated trillion mineral resources also discussion corporations turn megawatts wind megawatts solar renewable_energy thereby become hub renewable_energy green industry region fifth driver turmoil culmination first four unprecedented explosion inequality will continue perpetuate state turmoil unless take action afghanistan climate
AFG 2020 484 484 produce megawatts hydro use produce zero emissions steel products estimated trillion mineral resources also discussion corporations turn megawatts wind megawatts solar renewable_energy thereby become hub renewable_energy green industry region fifth driver turmoil culmination first four unprecedented explosion inequality will continue perpetuate state turmoil unless take action afghanistan focusing human capital human climate
AFG 2020 693 693 acts cooperative coordinated actions levels global village’s community economy governance need frameworks future present pragmatic solutions collectively addressing solving five drivers turmoil particularly global terrorism climate_change will require type imagination leadership gave us universal declaration human rights un charter capabilities overcame global turmoil inflicted world second world war frameworks place can climate
ALB 2020 130 130 many years come unpredictable consequences global peace security current crisis threatens slow even reverse progress new sustainable development goals food security poverty eradication economic development climate_change gender equality stake exacerbating existing vulnerabilities inequalities within among countries respond will determine fast world recovers will shape ability achieve sustainable development goals manage global climate
ALB 2020 378 378 jointly un also prepared socio-economic response plan ensure coordinated action across un efficient support national response albania working hard achieve united nations global goal reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent next decade net_zero emissions accordance paris agreement addition adopted strategy climate_change mitigation action plan greenhouse gas emissions albania strives make full climate
ALB 2020 385 385 ensure coordinated action across un efficient support national response albania working hard achieve united nations global goal reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent next decade net_zero emissions accordance paris agreement addition adopted strategy climate_change mitigation action plan greenhouse gas emissions albania strives make full use economic potential aligned national priorities objectives climate
ALB 2020 393 393 response albania working hard achieve united nations global goal reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent next decade net_zero emissions accordance paris agreement addition adopted strategy climate_change mitigation action plan greenhouse gas emissions albania strives make full use economic potential aligned national priorities objectives sustainable development agenda national strategy development integration important climate
ALB 2020 397 397 achieve united nations global goal reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent next decade net_zero emissions accordance paris agreement addition adopted strategy climate_change mitigation action plan greenhouse gas emissions albania strives make full use economic potential aligned national priorities objectives sustainable development agenda national strategy development integration important objectives strategy protection roma climate
AND 2020 179 179 devastating war history organization led way tackling universal challenges created institutional framework made significant progress areas importance human rights poverty eradication consolidation democratic institutions fight climate_change promotion sustainable development also provided protection vulnerable armed conflicts thanks multilateralism united nations often able reach areas traditional diplomacy even times present one pandemic exposed climate
AND 2020 357 357 sphere action recent years ranging improvements people’s living conditions development-related matters become key elements multilateral agenda development viewed formula eradicate poverty fight inequality injustice initiate climate_action clear pandemic worsened situation must also serve incentive push paradigm change government andorra convinced now right moment build better greener world national level approaching sustainability climate
AND 2020 644 644 growth human capital education training like reaffirm country’s commitment international community seek build momentum necessary promote quality education mechanism guaranteeing equal opportunities mr president fight climate_change continues one priorities andorra country special awareness natural environment year significant year climate_action plan new scenario understanding marked ratification new objectives reduce greenhouse gas emissions climate
AND 2020 657 657 momentum necessary promote quality education mechanism guaranteeing equal opportunities mr president fight climate_change continues one priorities andorra country special awareness natural environment year significant year climate_action plan new scenario understanding marked ratification new objectives reduce greenhouse gas emissions within framework climate_change conference cop26 held united kingdom andorra approved paris agreement without climate
AND 2020 667 667 president fight climate_change continues one priorities andorra country special awareness natural environment year significant year climate_action plan new scenario understanding marked ratification new objectives reduce greenhouse gas emissions within framework climate_change conference cop26 held united kingdom andorra approved paris agreement without doubt hesitation passed law energy transition fight climate_change reflects contribution climate
AND 2020 672 672 priorities andorra country special awareness natural environment year significant year climate_action plan new scenario understanding marked ratification new objectives reduce greenhouse gas emissions within framework climate_change conference cop26 held united kingdom andorra approved paris agreement without doubt hesitation passed law energy transition fight climate_change reflects contribution paris agreement indeed one first climate
AND 2020 690 690 objectives reduce greenhouse gas emissions within framework climate_change conference cop26 held united kingdom andorra approved paris agreement without doubt hesitation passed law energy transition fight climate_change reflects contribution paris agreement indeed one first countries establish plan reduce emissions experience working towards becoming sustainable country since aware must preserve resources natural environment climate
AND 2020 723 723 countries establish plan reduce emissions experience working towards becoming sustainable country since aware must preserve resources natural environment future generations reason will spare effort fight climate_change another action removes doubt may conviction commitment fight climate_change areas role playing heading pro tempore secretariat ibero-american summit period two years motto innovation sustainable development- climate
AND 2020 732 732 sustainable country since aware must preserve resources natural environment future generations reason will spare effort fight climate_change another action removes doubt may conviction commitment fight climate_change areas role playing heading pro tempore secretariat ibero-american summit period two years motto innovation sustainable development- objective joint declaration adopted environment ministers environment conference september climate
AND 2020 1101 1101 order preserve mankind far ideal world know must face challenges persistence conflicts still resolved bloody scenarios imbalanced world poverty disappeared famine increase access health universal climate_change clearest sign structural deficiencies short world universal declaration human rights several readings applications must pull together revert situation work open integrated participative inclusive position created climate
ARE 2020 735 735 addresses concerns states region makes key partners drafting terms agreement mr president must continue focusing coordinating action provide humanitarian economic assistance states affected conflicts issues climate_change pandemic country forefront countries responding impacts pandemic providing assistance supporting international institutions sending aid communities around world critical times states must set differences aside focus climate
ATG 2020 104 104 wider inclusive international cooperation now sacrificed powerful altar attaining narrower exclusive national advantage never world ample technical financial resources address challenges facing mankind including ravages climate_change pandemics food security malnutrition hunger poverty problem resources concentrated capitals nations retreated contributing meet challenges overcome good humanity assembly held developing countries particularly small states climate
ATG 2020 240 240 economic havoc perils pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic reach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international cooperation will make climate
ATG 2020 255 255 rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic reach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international cooperation will make matters worse better every nation world marketplace others chain supply sales global countries now inextricably climate
ATG 2020 342 342 democratic principles sovereignty participation consent rejecting bullying doctrine exclusion imposition abuse economic sanctions yet even though countries caribbean among greatest victims profligacy others relation creation climate_change effects although economies among worst impacted covid-19 pandemic whose creation played part denied voice international decision-making subjected unfairly will others economic commission latin america caribbean climate
AUS 2020 866 866 counter-proliferation efforts played major role negotiating establishment comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty organization 1980s 1990s see critical pillar international peace security today signatories kyoto paris accords reducing carbon_emissions effectively recently australia beat kyoto target commitments million tonnes c02 abatement mid-2020 billion invested renewables australia saw investment three times renewables per capita rate countries climate
AUT 2020 195 195 well terrorism political repression extreme poverty also new emerging threats cyber warfare risk failing technological governance bioterrorism new geopolitical tensions due increasingly polycentric global system climate_change potential future super-crisis present one threat however towers spread covid-19 affects everyone everywhere time pandemic changes way live way work just look general debate preferred climate
AUT 2020 873 873 value indispensable role world health organisation ladies gentlemen pandemic exposed vulnerabilities societies fragility humankind know next global disaster lurking just around corner waiting hit us climate_change nuclear disasters cyber crime success failure taking decisions united nations take place vacuum reaches deep societies everyday lives citizens global crisis brought home us one climate
AZE 2020 1425 1425 azerbaijan member international space club today satellites telecommunication one earth observation satellite per cent population uses internet launched efficient measures tackle problem freshwater shortage due climate_change azerbaijan ratified paris agreement voluntary obligation achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions compared base year azerbaijan use environmentally friendly natural gas hydroelectric power stations climate
AZE 2020 1436 1436 satellite per cent population uses internet launched efficient measures tackle problem freshwater shortage due climate_change azerbaijan ratified paris agreement voluntary obligation achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions compared base year azerbaijan use environmentally friendly natural gas hydroelectric power stations electricity generation multiculturalism way life people azerbaijan present world example tolerance climate
BDI 2020 735 735 regard global challenges session excellent opportunity member states reflect organization must face new emerging challenges ever world live today requires consensus approach addressing major challenges climate_change terrorism peaceful settlement conflicts reform security-council migration management health crises regard climate necessary recall planet live will live generations come facing crisis worsening day dramatic climate
BDI 2020 764 764 conflicts reform security-council migration management health crises regard climate necessary recall planet live will live generations come facing crisis worsening day dramatic rise climate sceptics climate_crisis putting decades progress risk jeopardizing projects undertaken bring inclusive sustainable development time clock continues click without waiting us act accordingly order contribute restoring environment improving climate
BDI 2020 992 992 development goals agenda sustainable development agenda african union pandemic exposed vulnerabilities today’s world highlighted broad divides national global development efforts high levels poverty inequality raging climate_change continued discrimination elderly poor communities women girls erode social cohesion challenges can met international solidarity cooperation promotion multilateralism based rule international law mr president conclusion climate
BEL 2020 411 411 underscoring good governance fight impunity strengthening democratic institutions response grievances marginalized groups sustainable inclusive development time ever-increasing number regions world experience health security humanitarian implications climate_change degradation biodiversity drought erratic weather conditions drive people homes whether somalia yemen afghanistan melting polar ice leading militarization arctic impact climate_change underscores social political economic climate
BEL 2020 432 432 health security humanitarian implications climate_change degradation biodiversity drought erratic weather conditions drive people homes whether somalia yemen afghanistan melting polar ice leading militarization arctic impact climate_change underscores social political economic environmental causes conflict climate_emergency challenge peace time waste cause must concern us sustainable development goals generally agenda essential tools responding global climate
BEL 2020 440 440 erratic weather conditions drive people homes whether somalia yemen afghanistan melting polar ice leading militarization arctic impact climate_change underscores social political economic environmental causes conflict climate_emergency challenge peace time waste cause must concern us sustainable development goals generally agenda essential tools responding global challenges face poverty inequality climate environmental degradation effective climate
BEL 2020 581 581 ladies gentlemen say trust mean trust trust individual collective capacities demonstrated health-care services fight pandemic trust courage resilience knowledge responsible behaviour combination scientific progress mitigate climate_change trust commitment achieving sustainable development international community already overcome major challenges will resignation option speak trust also mean mutual trust trust forces us keep word climate
BEL 2020 885 885 body see states always able resolve conflicts however also see majority decisions unanimous increased cooperation among elected members inspiring steps taken discuss new security threats climate_change encouraging transitional justice another area united nations can demonstrate ambition comprehensive human rights-based approach centrality justice accountability aspirations require coordination among various national international actors climate
BEN 2020 590 590 considered privilege luxury benin government’s programme action also attaches prime importance preserving environment energy transition measures planned within framework complementary objectives priorities contained paris agreement climate_change appeal launched november marrakech conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change aimed creating international research centre address effects climate_change agriculture received favourable response states climate
BEN 2020 602 602 environment energy transition measures planned within framework complementary objectives priorities contained paris agreement climate_change appeal launched november marrakech conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change aimed creating international research centre address effects climate_change agriculture received favourable response states take opportunity commend states regional groups along united nations framework convention climate_change climate
BEN 2020 610 610 objectives priorities contained paris agreement climate_change appeal launched november marrakech conference states parties united nations framework convention climate_change aimed creating international research centre address effects climate_change agriculture received favourable response states take opportunity commend states regional groups along united nations framework convention climate_change secretariat sparing effort reach consensus necessary effective establishment climate
BEN 2020 627 627 climate_change aimed creating international research centre address effects climate_change agriculture received favourable response states take opportunity commend states regional groups along united nations framework convention climate_change secretariat sparing effort reach consensus necessary effective establishment centre mr president ladies gentlemen heads government heads delegations ladies gentlemen benin belongs subregion increasingly affected deteriorating climate
BFA 2020 88 88 requirements meet challenges order ensure continuity activities functioning general assembly secretary-general january presented priorities general assembly identifying called four horsemen apocalypse global geostrategic tensions existential climate_crisis growing mistrust among people everywhere dark side digital world unfortunately less two months later fifth highly destructive horseman apocalypse coronavirus disease appeared added four already climate
BFA 2020 640 640 ensure sustainable management natural resources tragic floods country several countries continent recent weeks remind us need stronger commitment multilateral approach embodied united nations framework convention climate_change mr president ladies gentlemen heads delegation troop-contributing country supports united nations search peace burkina faso despite internal situation deployed troops including one battalion two formed climate
BGR 2020 142 142 good opportunity intensify work security council reform bulgaria supports start negotiations intergovernmental level direction early un secretary-general outlined four threats humanity geopolitical tensions devastating conflicts climate_crisis growing global mistrust dark side digital world shortly afterward new threat covid-19 multiplied risk global catastrophe covid-19 pandemic threatened rule-based international order false opposition health climate
BGR 2020 416 416 southeast europe contributing peacekeeping operations ensuring unhindered access humanitarian assistance constructive member human rights council 2019-2021 active member ecosoc period 2021-2023 implementing un framework convention climate_change paris agreement bulgaria joined team europe package part european union measures support third countries tackling pandemic promptly restructured national program development humanitarian aid just one climate
BHS 2020 124 124 express solidarity member states fighting covid-19 extend sincere condolences loss life mr president addressed assembly last year aftermath hurricane dorian implored world leaders treat global climate_emergency greatest challenge facing humanity little know just months later even greater challenge emerge forcing world come grinding halt proportion witnessed since second world war hence climate
BLZ 2020 717 717 environmentally sensitive global economy principles operationalized will take us well beyond recovery set us pathway will jumpstart climate rescue safeguard children’s future future depends holding global_warming well c therefore second challenge must keep pressure major emitters increase climate ambition accelerate climate_action 1.5c deadline bring forward new climate plans strengthened targets climate_action climate
BLZ 2020 732 732 will jumpstart climate rescue safeguard children’s future future depends holding global_warming well c therefore second challenge must keep pressure major emitters increase climate ambition accelerate climate_action 1.5c deadline bring forward new climate plans strengthened targets climate_action strategy achieve net_zero emissions yet see level ambition needed bend emissions curve close mitigation gap climate
BLZ 2020 742 742 global_warming well c therefore second challenge must keep pressure major emitters increase climate ambition accelerate climate_action 1.5c deadline bring forward new climate plans strengthened targets climate_action strategy achieve net_zero emissions yet see level ambition needed bend emissions curve close mitigation gap belize commends china announcement pursue path carbon_neutrality looks forward forthcoming climate
BLZ 2020 745 745 therefore second challenge must keep pressure major emitters increase climate ambition accelerate climate_action 1.5c deadline bring forward new climate plans strengthened targets climate_action strategy achieve net_zero emissions yet see level ambition needed bend emissions curve close mitigation gap belize commends china announcement pursue path carbon_neutrality looks forward forthcoming climate plans imperative climate
BLZ 2020 764 764 plans strengthened targets climate_action strategy achieve net_zero emissions yet see level ambition needed bend emissions curve close mitigation gap belize commends china announcement pursue path carbon_neutrality looks forward forthcoming climate plans imperative historic responsibility now walk walk belize urges united kingdom incoming president twenty-sixth climate_change conference european union united states america climate
BLZ 2020 783 783 belize commends china announcement pursue path carbon_neutrality looks forward forthcoming climate plans imperative historic responsibility now walk walk belize urges united kingdom incoming president twenty-sixth climate_change conference european union united states america put best plans forward close year belize stated placencia ambition forum small island developing states resolve deliver ambitious climate climate
BLZ 2020 864 864 sustainable development nature based solutions rely viability ecosystems biodiversity support reason united nations must third challenge address urgency protecting biodiversity biodiversity loss ecosystem degradation like climate_change occurring unprecedented rates acceleration resulted will continue precipitate irreversible harm earth systems fail stop reverse trend damage global economic social political resilience stability will significant climate
BLZ 2020 1256 1256 based finance innovative sources finance facilitated private sector engagement sids increased access climate finance address imminent needs sids adaptation address loss damage result irreversible impacts climate_change sids compact small island developing states matter fall anachronistic development chain barrier results exclusions must eliminated connection belize adds voice overwhelming call respectfully demand complete climate
BLZ 2020 1472 1472 embody systemic bias power resulted forging global policies succumb pressure power politics marginalization already vulnerable groups disappointingly members aosis seen time tirelessly advocated collective ambitious climate_action urgency now show incremental progress led many small island developing states ponder whether indeed will seated general assembly celebrate un’s centenary president kabua marshall islands climate
BRA 2020 333 333 brazilian associations purpose undermining government brazil leaders comes conservation tropical rainforests world’s cleanest diversified energy mix even one world’s ten largest economies account per cent carbon_emissions worldwide provide food security one sixth world’s population even preserving per cent native vegetation using per cent territory animal husbandry agriculture figures country brazil stands climate
BRA 2020 479 479 use technology improving inter-agency operations include engagement armed forces wetlands area larger many european countries just california faces problems large fires inevitable consequence high local temperature coupled accumulation decaying organic matter concern environment goes beyond forests brazil’s national marine debris program one first initiatives kind designed strategy coastline spans km accordingly climate
BRB 2020 111 111 lost moral compass globally witnessing increased focus systemic racial injustices economic social inequities transnational crime terrorism human trafficking increased human displacement rising autocracies violence women climate_crisis name geopolitical tensions increasing countries displaying alarming preference unilateral action dominating marginalising others multilateralism one philosophical underpinnings organisation founded serious threat power imbalances causing world climate
BRB 2020 321 321 cease done without knowledge involvement contrary laws natural justice combined factors pushing countries back state postcolonial penury mr president nothing starkly exemplifies imbalance power like climate_change severe weather events occurring across globe making climate mitigation adaptation efforts even urgent small island developing states struggling stay afloat literally figuratively just think happening climate
BRB 2020 410 410 damaged reefs ironic countries represented today provide advice small island developing states can increase resilience take decisions areas can significantly undermine efforts secret greatest contributors climate_crisis bear consequences proportionally consequently incentivized decrease greenhouse gas emissions barbados part postponing climate ambition will deterred barbados will fossil-fuel free united nations must take greater climate
BRB 2020 417 417 advice small island developing states can increase resilience take decisions areas can significantly undermine efforts secret greatest contributors climate_crisis bear consequences proportionally consequently incentivized decrease greenhouse gas emissions barbados part postponing climate ambition will deterred barbados will fossil-fuel free united nations must take greater steps strengthen revitalize climate agenda challenges sustainable climate
BRB 2020 446 446 part postponing climate ambition will deterred barbados will fossil-fuel free united nations must take greater steps strengthen revitalize climate agenda challenges sustainable development creating resilience climate_change will assume even greater importance deliberations negotiations un will necessity thread needle carefully issues existential nature countries take opportunity express barbados appreciation host cop- united climate
BTN 2020 361 361 key component gnh visionary monarchs emphasised protection preservation environment constitutional mandate ensure percent forest cover times maintain inter-generational equity natural resources today world dealing issues climate_change grateful wise decisions kept bhutan carbon negative similarly constitution mandates free healthcare education bhutanese monarchs always insisted strengthening social sector saying investment expenditure despite resource climate
BTN 2020 643 643 progress despite challenges seen much improvement areas twenty-five years later 50th anniversary committed theme poverty eradication pandemic well track theme 75th anniversary multilateralism relevant like climate_change covid-19 also knows borders similarly affects developing countries disproportionately know coming next also know sars- cov-3 will hit us sense interconnected second option multilateralism questions climate
BWA 2020 963 963 though jury still reforms delegation observes management reforms brought improvements organisation’s crisis response nonetheless believe remains done encourage general assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastating pandemic caught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation climate
BWA 2020 973 973 organisation’s crisis response nonetheless believe remains done encourage general assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastating pandemic caught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double efforts mitigate negative effects botswana semi-arid country erratic climate
BWA 2020 982 982 assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastating pandemic caught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double efforts mitigate negative effects botswana semi-arid country erratic rainfall frequent droughts attaches great importance goal climate_action climatic climate
BWA 2020 1006 1006 declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double efforts mitigate negative effects botswana semi-arid country erratic rainfall frequent droughts attaches great importance goal climate_action climatic conditions affect livelihoods impeding food production moreover recent droughts resulted drying water sources including wildlife contributed animal deaths escalation human-wildlife conflict order strengthen mitigation climate
BWA 2020 1035 1035 livelihoods impeding food production moreover recent droughts resulted drying water sources including wildlife contributed animal deaths escalation human-wildlife conflict order strengthen mitigation adaptation government developing climate_change response policy national adaptation plan working civil society academia international partners accelerating implementation commitments paris agreement human rights mr president botswana fully subscribes three mutually climate
CAF 2020 221 221 therefore call entire international community make greater investment quest common measures solutions eradicate health crisis mr president light many challenges facing humankind related security environment climate_change human mobility human rights terrorism denuclearization dismantling weapons mass destruction covid-19 pandemic choice year’s theme future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism reaffirms multilateralism climate
CAN 2020 238 238 concern pandemic crises brought light even greatest threat right now world facing climate reckoning point collective inability past decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save future generations pandemic changed shared failures continued citizens paying price need new way thinking climate inequality health way things just working well enough often climate
CAN 2020 479 479 powers will figure look can make difference together use shared power just get vaccine get everyone let us inspired citizens call restore global economy tackle climate_change words wait someone else act one us united nations one us uniting around shared future canada long history peacekeeping will continue step continue move dial climate
CHE 2020 47 47 years ago one moment can grateful parents nevertheless permitted take critical look un today yes even fact seventy-five years still wars refugees displaced people ever climate_crisis currently without solution millions going hungry achieved gender equality criticise un really talking blame un fact talking un member states often member states stand way climate
CHL 2020 42 42 delegates generation faced problems challenges generation face especially difficult demanding problems challenges emerged unexpectedly coronavirus pandemic global economic recession others already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic virus going cause worst health social economic catastrophe years country climate
CHL 2020 43 43 generation faced problems challenges generation face especially difficult demanding problems challenges emerged unexpectedly coronavirus pandemic global economic recession others already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic virus going cause worst health social economic catastrophe years country prepared climate
CHL 2020 438 438 secondly learn listen attentively voices science local authorities civil society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronavirus pandemic global economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious climate
CHL 2020 439 439 learn listen attentively voices science local authorities civil society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronavirus pandemic global economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures climate
CHL 2020 448 448 always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronavirus pandemic global economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth also creatures capable destroying planet let us climate
CHL 2020 449 449 ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronavirus pandemic global economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth also creatures capable destroying planet let us tell climate
CHL 2020 476 476 threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth also creatures capable destroying planet let us tell threat global_warming real imminent science spoken loud clear citizenship demands change course moral imperative technology provides us necessary tools common sense urges us action scientific evidence categorical climate
CHL 2020 503 503 imminent science spoken loud clear citizenship demands change course moral imperative technology provides us necessary tools common sense urges us action scientific evidence categorical concentration greenhouse gases current average temperature highest past years ravaged intense heat waves large floods intense periods drought powerful hurricanes addition suffering severe landslides melting ice poles climate
CHL 2020 507 507 clear citizenship demands change course moral imperative technology provides us necessary tools common sense urges us action scientific evidence categorical concentration greenhouse gases current average temperature highest past years ravaged intense heat waves large floods intense periods drought powerful hurricanes addition suffering severe landslides melting ice poles ocean pollution sea-level increases climate
CHL 2020 558 558 fires forest destruction many worrisome phenomena serious thing changes used take millions years now occur just decades time diagnoses time action chile fully committed fighting climate_change inspired mobilized millions citizens one first countries significantly enhance nationally determined contribution thereby fulfilling commitments undertook paris agreement climate_change moving forward framework law climate_change already climate
CHL 2020 577 577 time action chile fully committed fighting climate_change inspired mobilized millions citizens one first countries significantly enhance nationally determined contribution thereby fulfilling commitments undertook paris agreement climate_change moving forward framework law climate_change already unanimously approved senate sets goal carbon_neutrality lays strategies plans instruments meet goal assumed commitment transforming chile carbon-neutral country zero climate
CHL 2020 582 582 fighting climate_change inspired mobilized millions citizens one first countries significantly enhance nationally determined contribution thereby fulfilling commitments undertook paris agreement climate_change moving forward framework law climate_change already unanimously approved senate sets goal carbon_neutrality lays strategies plans instruments meet goal assumed commitment transforming chile carbon-neutral country zero net emissions will accomplish several climate
CHL 2020 589 589 first countries significantly enhance nationally determined contribution thereby fulfilling commitments undertook paris agreement climate_change moving forward framework law climate_change already unanimously approved senate sets goal carbon_neutrality lays strategies plans instruments meet goal assumed commitment transforming chile carbon-neutral country zero net emissions will accomplish several actions first total closure coal-fired plants today climate
CHL 2020 600 600 paris agreement climate_change moving forward framework law climate_change already unanimously approved senate sets goal carbon_neutrality lays strategies plans instruments meet goal assumed commitment transforming chile carbon-neutral country zero net emissions will accomplish several actions first total closure coal-fired plants today per cent energy sources clean renewable will reach per cent secondly climate
CHL 2020 1476 1476 peace prosperity justice environment protected chile contributes international community many ways first chile contributes caring protecting antarctic largest freshwater reserve world plays fundamental role combating climate_change mitigating temperature increase ice melt also true natural laboratory science secondly chile contributes development astronomy unique combination high peaks low humidity clear skies meant per climate
CHL 2020 1478 1478 justice environment protected chile contributes international community many ways first chile contributes caring protecting antarctic largest freshwater reserve world plays fundamental role combating climate_change mitigating temperature increase ice melt also true natural laboratory science secondly chile contributes development astronomy unique combination high peaks low humidity clear skies meant per cent world’s climate
CHL 2020 1575 1575 gives gigantic potential generating solar energy intensity regularity winds allow high capacity generating wind energy addition making progress energies tomorrow developing green hydrogen fuel generate greenhouse-gas emissions will benefit whole world abundance copper lithium gives us great potential terms electromobility fifthly chile connecting south america oceania asia trans-pacific fibre-optic cable will climate
CHN 2020 310 310 provided developing countries priority basis china will honor commitment providing us billion international assistance two years international cooperation fields agriculture poverty reduction education women children climate_change support countries restoring economic social development mr president history development human society history struggles challenges difficulties victories present world battling covid-19 pandemic goes profound changes climate
CHN 2020 623 623 can longer afford ignore repeated warnings nature go beaten path extracting resources without investing conservation pursuing development expense protection exploiting resources without restoration paris agreement climate_change charts course world transition green low-carbon development outlines minimum steps taken protect earth shared homeland countries must take decisive steps honor agreement china will scale climate
CHN 2020 662 662 shared homeland countries must take decisive steps honor agreement china will scale intended nationally determined contributions adopting vigorous policies measures aim c02 emissions peak achieve carbon_neutrality call countries pursue innovative coordinated green open development seize historic opportunities presented new round scientific technological revolution industrial transformation achieve green recovery world economy post-covid climate
CIV 2020 815 815 mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen united nations celebrating seventy-five years year remain convinced must support revitalize multilateralism means guaranteeing lasting international peace stability challenges related global_warming poverty terrorism persistence nuclear threat armed conflicts among others legitimize renewed multilateral ambition country subscribes underpinned accession paris agreement climate_change decisions undertaken mandate united nations climate
CIV 2020 835 835 international peace stability challenges related global_warming poverty terrorism persistence nuclear threat armed conflicts among others legitimize renewed multilateral ambition country subscribes underpinned accession paris agreement climate_change decisions undertaken mandate united nations security council ended also reason participation united nations peacekeeping operations commitment finding peaceful solutions disputes region order give greater legitimacy climate
CMR 2020 167 167 world excellencies ladies gentlemen whether like multilateralism minds nationalism can times appealing must acknowledged majority today’s problems transnational nature shortage examples cite among many others global_warming migration terrorism trafficking kinds can combated international cooperation seven decades multilateralism spared world tragedy another world war contributed economic development technological advances various parts world climate
CMR 2020 378 378 decades cameroon contributed troops peacekeeping operations minustah monuc minusca monusco can believe satisfied excellencies ladies gentlemen maintenance peace security also requires united nations address issue climate_change impact security yet deny despite fact increase natural disasters stark reminder clear climate_change poses serious threat human life urgent measures must taken ensure future humankind climate
CMR 2020 391 391 excellencies ladies gentlemen maintenance peace security also requires united nations address issue climate_change impact security yet deny despite fact increase natural disasters stark reminder clear climate_change poses serious threat human life urgent measures must taken ensure future humankind acknowledge right humankind live healthy environment mr president excellencies ladies gentlemen peace merely climate
COD 2020 429 429 nations efforts including world health organization main lesson covid-19 tragically taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fight pandemic mister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental rights particularly vulnerable populations effects global_warming climatic disturbances accompany acutely felt around world dangerous accelerating faced threats posed climate_change environmental degradation climate
COD 2020 439 439 taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fight pandemic mister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental rights particularly vulnerable populations effects global_warming climatic disturbances accompany acutely felt around world dangerous accelerating faced threats posed climate_change environmental degradation action favour climate green economy basis future development simply necessity climate
COD 2020 452 452 mister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental rights particularly vulnerable populations effects global_warming climatic disturbances accompany acutely felt around world dangerous accelerating faced threats posed climate_change environmental degradation action favour climate green economy basis future development simply necessity urgent obligation wish see peaceful sustainable future part democratic republic congo made binding climate
COD 2020 480 480 action favour climate green economy basis future development simply necessity urgent obligation wish see peaceful sustainable future part democratic republic congo made binding commitments reducing carbon_dioxide emissions mitigating effects climate_change determined everything achieve implementation commitments favour climate preserving forests accordance promise commitment made 74th session general assembly school gardens billion trees climate
COD 2020 484 484 economy basis future development simply necessity urgent obligation wish see peaceful sustainable future part democratic republic congo made binding commitments reducing carbon_dioxide emissions mitigating effects climate_change determined everything achieve implementation commitments favour climate preserving forests accordance promise commitment made 74th session general assembly school gardens billion trees established democratic republic congo climate
COL 2020 155 155 greatest biodiversity per square kilometre colombia enjoys fact accounts per cent world’s paramos within country per cent amazon rainforest colombia achieved overall reduction million tons carbon_dioxide waging unprecedented battle deforestation country’s history therefore consider defending environment part national security reduced deforestation per cent past two years continue artemis project making decision climate
COL 2020 212 212 recovered hectares parques nacionales naturales prevented hectares forest deforestation time planting million trees bring us closer goal planting million also made progress area capacity-building produce renewable_energy fight climate_change whereas megawatts capacity connected national grid today expanded capacity almost five-fold reaching additional megawatts goal continuing increasing 20-fold contrast country will exceed megawatts climate
COL 2020 214 214 parques nacionales naturales prevented hectares forest deforestation time planting million trees bring us closer goal planting million also made progress area capacity-building produce renewable_energy fight climate_change whereas megawatts capacity connected national grid today expanded capacity almost five-fold reaching additional megawatts goal continuing increasing 20-fold contrast country will exceed megawatts reaffirm commitment climate
CPV 2020 527 527 framework trust mr president today covid-19 pandemic importance multilateralism clear everyone loses economies disrupted borders closed may lose others world peoples far worse devastating potential climate_change knows borders either everyone loses especially generations 21st century generations come poverty hunger insecurity instability violent extremism terrorism organized crime impacts implications extend well beyond climate
CRI 2020 127 127 welfare shared global welfare true combating covid-19 addressing migration fighting illegal trafficking people weapons drugs fighting poverty promoting development human security women’s rights overcoming threat climate_crisis must ensure even selfish understand work team skin hope roots tenderness dinner silence bread house words words poet jorge debravo used define us common basic climate
CRI 2020 481 481 people malaria cost single aircraft carrier reforest area larger state florida equivalent size switzerland netherlands luxembourg belgium combined least fraction resources used combat pandemic well climate_crisis generation proudly say able redefine priorities circumstances required permanent members security council world’s largest arms producers help redirect priorities line article charter united nations security climate
CRI 2020 570 570 future ones fairer equitable sustainable societies will resilient inequalities terrible pandemic revealed magnified today must prioritize less armament resources development resources combat pandemic resources counter climate_change resources sdgs less militarization less death represents true human security peoples reform collective security architecture can longer deferred main body responsible maintenance international peace security climate
CRI 2020 988 988 including charter united nations entirety new area however task seeking greater guarantees individuals institutions matters must befall international community mr president covid-19 early warning humankind climate_crisis inequality greatest threats human security generation next must embrace complexity tasks rather shy away reason empathy science fraternity speaking truth however hard may must triumph climate
CRI 2020 1040 1040 hateful polarizing discourse simplicity superficiality hinders progress required action dampens human spirit complex tasks involve ensuring implementation relevant sustainable development instrument namely agenda paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda post-2020 global biodiversity framework sendai framework disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 also require necessary fiscal space debt relief measures official development assistance climate
CRI 2020 1137 1137 considered insofar effective protection preservation marine environment guaranteed together france also promoting high ambition coalition ensure per cent world’s land sea territories protected nature-based solution climate_crisis every pandemic affected humankind throughout history come gone question well will tackle pandemic well will emerge will overcome crisis envision new beginning must build inclusive climate
CUB 2020 177 177 agencies show unprecedented overbearance withdrawn world health organization unesco human rights council paradoxically country un headquarters located also staying away fundamental international treaties paris agreement climate_change rejects nuclear agreement iran reached consensus promotes trade wars ends commitment international disarmament control instruments militarizes cyberspace expands coercion unilateral sanctions bend designs sponsors forcible climate
CZE 2020 606 606 tech industry leader difficult task face current competition especially us chinese companies nevertheless will way europe shown can global leader many specific areas like tackling climate_change global pandemic overshadowed many global issues disappeared europe will eventually deal illegal migration brexit extensive foreign security challenges european continent accept responsibility particularly area defense climate
DEU 2020 646 646 world fortheir unequivocal support need determination will cooperate also respect existential issues facing humanity choice can continue watch forests burn yet still deny existence human-induced climate_change can listen voice scientists treat climate_change namely biggest threat security prosperity development planet also firmly enshrined issue climate security security council’s agenda recent months delighted climate
DEU 2020 652 652 will cooperate also respect existential issues facing humanity choice can continue watch forests burn yet still deny existence human-induced climate_change can listen voice scientists treat climate_change namely biggest threat security prosperity development planet also firmly enshrined issue climate security security council’s agenda recent months delighted norway ireland kenya mexico others will climate
DJI 2020 137 137 contain miracle recipe solutions advocates sure antidote pessimism temptation despair analysis state world last year already expressing concerns major trends emerging trends included poverty inequality climate_change low levels investment slow progress mobilizing resources needed effectively implement sustainable development goals continuing conflicts rise terrorism also stressed negative impact ongoing geopolitical upheavals rising climate
DJI 2020 476 476 imf afdb well support friendly countries goes without saying due vulnerability external shocks lasting disruptions global supply chain declining flows foreign direct investment disruptive effects climate_change continued flow refugees fleeing instability conflict djibouti hopes able rely solidarity partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible climate
DJI 2020 497 497 direct investment disruptive effects climate_change continued flow refugees fleeing instability conflict djibouti hopes able rely solidarity partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary climate
DJI 2020 520 520 established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave caused pandemic also climate
DJI 2020 539 539 crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave caused pandemic also detrimental impact fight terrorism conflict management many theatres terrorist groups seen opportunity reorganize take advantage security vacuum created fight climate
DMA 2020 400 400 many citizens poverty distinguished delegates role leaders respective governments task always provide guidance hope populations greater challenge small states like dominica must simultaneously battle effects climate_change recent shocks inability access concessionary financing build resilience needed counter natural economic shocks way beyond control mr president fellow delegates government commonwealth dominica will continue climate
DMA 2020 456 456 debate highlight inequality inadequacy continue permeate generation end will call united nations assist small states like unlocking funds made available small island developing states fight climate_change resilient fellow delegates despite many challenges sat idly response complete devastation island hurricane maria developed national resilience development strategy strategy since translated climate resilience recovery climate
DNK 2020 29 29 delegates world facing many challenges seventy-five years establishment united nations dependent ever need multilateralism need cooperation facing global pandemic threatening lives vulnerable people countries facing climate_change risks getting control facing economic setback may rob millions people descent future facing terrorism instability increasing danger cyber-attacks disinformation nuclear weapons challenges one thing common climate
DOM 2020 263 263 everyone part meeting general assembly held videoconference already perfect example main problem leaders servants respective peoples must face covid-19 put entire planet check joining threats climate_change affects us highly serious island countries like dominican republic exaggerating say dangers bring conflicts equation will usual viciously prey upon vulnerable non-permanent member security council climate
DOM 2020 772 772 meeting mandate dominican people proclaim nation’s commitment protecting environment continue supporting paris agreements furthermore believe time come enhance postulates security council advocated security factors within climate_change context broadly in-depth studied natural phenomenon can cause aggravate conflict mainly highly fragile areas occurrence natural phenomena extreme climatic events becoming frequent greater intensity particularly climate
ECU 2020 387 387 continue firmly support global compact safe orderly regular migration well full implementation declaration quito human mobility venezuelan citizens region fellow presidents sustainable use natural resources climate_change issue ignore failure implement environmental agreements serious economic social repercussions ecuador recently expressed concern presence large foreign fishing fleet since may operating close proximity galapagos climate
EGY 2020 1465 1465 years mere data statistics depict magnitude achieved egypt best witness evidence tangible continuous achievements major national projects infrastructure provision decent housing energy especially production new renewable_energy directly contribute safeguarding citizen’s right decent living structural reform processes always precarious due negative repercussions groups society called upon us formulate social programmes targeting lower climate
ESP 2020 250 250 digitalization proven effective alternative maintaining social activity virus infect selectively gender hit large numbers people women taken essential burden caregiving lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency climate
ESP 2020 260 260 gender hit large numbers people women taken essential burden caregiving lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological progress fourth industrial revolution linked digitalization challenge overcoming climate
ESP 2020 275 275 climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological progress fourth industrial revolution linked digitalization challenge overcoming excruciating inequalities poverty challenge full equality women men eradication form discrimination based gender race origin climate
ESP 2020 304 304 fourth industrial revolution linked digitalization challenge overcoming excruciating inequalities poverty challenge full equality women men eradication form discrimination based gender race origin first challenges concerns climate_emergency look picture world will excited see ozone hole slowly healing thanks montreal protocol bound governments drastically reduce cfc emissions real tangible example proves will way climate
ESP 2020 438 438 france floating pacific ocean destroying marine ecosystems desertification drought severely threatening livelihoods billion people around world producing intolerable migration flows know little time left prevent climate_crisis becoming irreversible makes sense public official disregard paris agreement commitments action second challenge linked fourth industrial revolution digitalization past two centuries seen global income multiply climate
ESP 2020 555 555 european union’s gdp soon expected stem digital activities meanwhile africa barely four every ten people internet access digitalization also offers huge potential emission reduction curbing climate_emergency artificial intelligence applied big data internet things facilitate efficient logistics transportation emissions reduction less aggressive mining agriculture use renewable_energy circular economy third challenge involves reducing climate
ESP 2020 574 574 offers huge potential emission reduction curbing climate_emergency artificial intelligence applied big data internet things facilitate efficient logistics transportation emissions reduction less aggressive mining agriculture use renewable_energy circular economy third challenge involves reducing inequalities represent progressive government championed eradication child poverty reduction inequalities within borders beyond specific leanings government must remember even climate
ESP 2020 681 681 fourth major challenge achieving full total absolute equal rights women progress already made incalculable education civil rights labour rights can see young women leading movements climate_change can see young women dressed white conquering streets east young black women leading demonstrations west inspired women obtain academic qualifications living desert small businesses villages climate
ESP 2020 1652 1652 physical ideological borders worked hard tear must proactive essential understand many ideas determined social order economic development world past decades ceased viable health emergency enduring climate_emergency successive crises recessions clearly reflect depletion failure model continue aspire rampant unnatural growth build world based destruction guaranteed public services environment live continue nurture fiction climate
EST 2020 60 60 york traditional un general assembly now seems distant past occasion belong world exist anymore pandemic gave thorough shock way life also taught us lesson lesson climate_change mean reality loss diversified ecosystems risks co-habitation people species crowded towns bitter worry survival humankind constant hard work multilateral organisations make sure avoid global fights climate
EST 2020 115 115 avoid restricting human rights freedoms survival fittest lesson importance technology digital solutions avoid health related risks stop unnecessary pollution planet lesson fair burden sharing fighting climate_change fair access technology promote equal opportunities people globally fair transparent means control technology used harm societies estonia world’s first digitally transformed state public services run climate
EST 2020 332 332 problems can make things worse unless simultaneously rise transparency straighten processes thus digitalisation can make states efficient bring closer people digital technologies also serve fight climate_change smart grids matching power supply demand developing digital solutions big part c02 neutral economy come green energy production intermittent must balance developing reserve capacities like climate
ETH 2020 190 190 warned instance number acutely food insecure people region likely increase significantly due socioeconomic impact pandemic coupled multiple crises affecting region including massive outbreak desert locusts climate_change induced extreme_weather events threatens wipe livelihoods millions people therefore fully support call secretary-general antonio guterres large-scale coordinated comprehensive multilateral response amounting least global gdp series climate
ETH 2020 192 192 number acutely food insecure people region likely increase significantly due socioeconomic impact pandemic coupled multiple crises affecting region including massive outbreak desert locusts climate_change induced extreme_weather events threatens wipe livelihoods millions people therefore fully support call secretary-general antonio guterres large-scale coordinated comprehensive multilateral response amounting least global gdp series measures give climate
ETH 2020 261 261 done mitigate medium long-term impact pandemic continent mr president objective recover rebuild better future green climate resilient way stark reminder need urgent action devastating impact climate_change witnessing various parts world region indeed case point climate induced disaster upending lives millions people must mobilize ever cut global gas emissions next decade meet climate
ETH 2020 302 302 must mobilize ever cut global gas emissions next decade meet targets paris climate agreement part fully committed redoubling efforts fulfilling obligation ethiopia already responding call climate_action green legacy initiative part efforts build green climate resilient economy also like draw attention fact largest infrastructural project today grand ethiopian renaissance dam built local climate
EU 2020 181 181 made goal even essential awakened new collective responsibility build back better greener ladies gentlemen crisis europe already embarked path fundamental transformation example deciding become first carbon-neutral continent adopting ambitious digital agenda line fundamental values pandemic increased determination transform economies societies tenfold billion mobilized urgent measures outset july european council decided mobilise climate
EU 2020 857 857 will stop promoting respect universal human rights including minorities uighurs hong kong international commitments guaranteeing rule law democracy questioned china crucial partner addressing common challenges global_warming covid-19 debt relief africa china also important trade partner yet determined rebalance relationship towards greater reciprocity fairer competition spirit also cultivating asean members will continue climate
FIN 2020 223 223 individuals suddenly prepared change behavior soon magnitude threat perceived unconventional solutions sought gives us hope will way must lose sight even persistent existential threat humanity climate_change lives may lockdown year climate_change stopped moment urgency bold swift climate_action growing day commitments paris agreement must prevail must redouble efforts implementation must make virtue climate
FIN 2020 228 228 soon magnitude threat perceived unconventional solutions sought gives us hope will way must lose sight even persistent existential threat humanity climate_change lives may lockdown year climate_change stopped moment urgency bold swift climate_action growing day commitments paris agreement must prevail must redouble efforts implementation must make virtue necessity entire world now needs climate
FIN 2020 234 234 sought gives us hope will way must lose sight even persistent existential threat humanity climate_change lives may lockdown year climate_change stopped moment urgency bold swift climate_action growing day commitments paris agreement must prevail must redouble efforts implementation must make virtue necessity entire world now needs recovery strategy make sure choose road climate
FIN 2020 341 341 society will continue integrate sustainable development state budget determined transform finland socially economically ecologically sustainable society decade continue work actively international partnerships coalition finance ministers climate_action led finland chile grown include countries cooperation helps countries integrate climate considerations economic fiscal financial policies mr president precisely demand global solutions rising ability provide climate
FJI 2020 46 46 nations just three days independence even mark fiji’s 50th birthday alongside united nation’s 75th anniversary celebration feels hollow enormity covid-19 s global spread worsening impacts climate_emergency ever perfect storm dual crises fiji seen past april midst campaign contain outbreak coronavirus category cyclone harold already third storm seen season made landfall shores climate
FJI 2020 234 234 severe economic crisis history yet despite catastrophic blow government revenues committed rebuilding cyclone harold building resilience future storms rising seas must continue charting path towards net-zero emissions aims sustainable development agenda choices mr president matters survival development resources available us unaffordable far little relation scale immense pressing needs climate_change coronavirus may climate
FJI 2020 257 257 path towards net-zero emissions aims sustainable development agenda choices mr president matters survival development resources available us unaffordable far little relation scale immense pressing needs climate_change coronavirus may different beasts inequities exposed all-too-familiar small developing states worst impacts fallen us least equipped bear fate rests collective hands world yet still zero climate
FJI 2020 344 344 unless nations large small part truth founding purpose timeless clear multilateral system emerged served different needs different age mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clear pandemic made painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicable diseases changing_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far climate
FJI 2020 362 362 mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clear pandemic made painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicable diseases changing_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far deadlier ever abates already seeing version environmental armageddon massive unprecedented fires american west australia even scandinavia arctic circle climate
FJI 2020 413 413 devastated communities infrastructure turned iconic skylines orange scorched millions acres land just last week greenland lost piece ice shelf larger number small island nations global climate_action mirrors incoherent global response pandemic children will see far greater horrors will cap global temperature rise either 1.5-degree 2-degree target will stop ocean ecosystems becoming climate
FJI 2020 428 428 lost piece ice shelf larger number small island nations global climate_action mirrors incoherent global response pandemic children will see far greater horrors will cap global temperature rise either 1.5-degree 2-degree target will stop ocean ecosystems becoming inhospitable will prevent sixth mass extinction event billions even trillions dollars thrown scientist’s feet decades climate
FJI 2020 471 471 billions even trillions dollars thrown scientist’s feet decades now will produce silver bullet saves us unmitigated climate impacts strategy may suffice covid-19 solving challenge complex climate_change demands daily enduring commitment already overdue recovery pandemic must mark transition decarbonized climate- resilient economic system mr president fiji worked closely un partners canada jamaica climate
FJI 2020 701 701 bank relocated five entire communities vulnerable rising seas identified relocation expanding marine protected areas protecting new coral reef systems maintaining moratorium sea-bed mining decade committed net-zero emissions shipping throughout pacific building adaptive capacity expanding access information technology people including remote islands today fijians can access mobile broadband services creating j obs climate
FJI 2020 846 846 earth caught heels pandemic every nation fallen well short global commitments recovery covid-19 last best opportunity set towards future children deserve know neither global pandemic climate_emergency can solved communities suffering devastation campaign collective action must press ahead parliaments board rooms stock exchanges hearts minds ordinary citizens everywhere world work begins begins climate
FJI 2020 883 883 parliaments board rooms stock exchanges hearts minds ordinary citizens everywhere world work begins begins united nations may stand emptier-than-usual today halls unga global responses covid-19 climate_change defining causes time must take form collective future will forged great institution must remain beating heart global dignity global security global order changes know must climate
FRA 2020 1953 1953 will continue must step efforts months ahead now ever climate biodiversity must central collective agenda words deeds december marks five years since signing paris agreement climate_change already know objectives collectively set will achieved response pandemic can help us change course massive recovery plans adopted countries provide historic opportunity transform economic development climate
FRA 2020 2043 2043 take stock commitments without changing without muddying waters instead transparently renewing commitment countries regions revitalized determination coming weeks determined see europe reach ambitious agreement achieve carbon_neutrality president european commission set objective reducing greenhouse gas emissions least per cent means need move quickly decisively towards ambitious emission trading scheme carbon price floor climate
FRA 2020 2050 2050 waters instead transparently renewing commitment countries regions revitalized determination coming weeks determined see europe reach ambitious agreement achieve carbon_neutrality president european commission set objective reducing greenhouse gas emissions least per cent means need move quickly decisively towards ambitious emission trading scheme carbon price floor carbon border tax measures must taken together climate
FRA 2020 2098 2098 must taken together one without others effective basis alongside british european partners will seek commitments major emitters ahead twenty-sixth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change will stand partners particularly africa achieve common goals december meeting will essential regard november will host summit development banks paris ensure financial flows contribute environmental climate
FRA 2020 2134 2134 will essential regard november will host summit development banks paris ensure financial flows contribute environmental inclusive recovery line paris agreement biodiversity now know clearly linked climate_change human health demonstrated will organizing one planet summit marseilles united nations world bank one planet summit will enable us build agenda concrete actions protected land climate
FRA 2020 2193 2193 protection ecosystems species oceans poles rainforests part common heritage humankind duty protect will ahead key events united nations including conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change climate biodiversity fight desertification show commitment propose organize summit next year new york ahead three conferences parties generate decisive impetus produce tangible results digital space climate
FRA 2020 2867 2867 reflect upon terms globalization accepts revisiting rethinking meaning just sovereignty fair trade integrating fight inequalities forms heart model terms gender social economic condition well fight global_warming favour biodiversity one allows sustainable integration conditions new equilibrium world regard well paris forum weeks time will also make concrete proposals work undertaken european commission climate
FSM 2020 153 153 peoples nations stand solidarity brothers sisters across world human life priceless valuable empathy weakness empathy courage empathy strength empathy global community can overcome challenge covid-19 climate_change crucial times peace well times calamity international community stand together infringement rights one infringement rights us whether call multilateralism inclusivity simple human decency much alike climate
FSM 2020 303 303 partnership united states america great friendship peoples republic china continue maintain behalf country consistent cooperation amongst nations peoples critical global solidarity whether global fight covid-19 climate_change international efforts tackle human trafficking illegal fishing federated states micronesia asks american chinese friends reinforce cooperation friendship order achieve best global community us acutely aware climate
FSM 2020 428 428 democracy rule law respect fellow global citizens hope president federated states micronesia united states america people’s republic china jointly champion global causes global solidarity cooperation climate_change covid-19 mr president federated states micronesia keenly aware like nations world simultaneously facing public health threat covid-19 longer-term existential threat climate_change solutions two crises require climate
FSM 2020 449 449 causes global solidarity cooperation climate_change covid-19 mr president federated states micronesia keenly aware like nations world simultaneously facing public health threat covid-19 longer-term existential threat climate_change solutions two crises require international collaboration vulnerable nation covid-19 immediate security threat remain one covid-19 free countries world found infrastructure assessments repatriation simulation exercises need climate
FSM 2020 559 559 lives value empathy strength effective vaccines covid-19 developed micronesia hopes will shared widely immediately accessible affordable nations peoples world save human lives mr president nation climate_change single greatest long-term security threat rising waters threaten make life remote atolls impossible higher temperatures threaten crops livestock fish countries peoples global war climate_change witnessed climate
FSM 2020 583 583 nation climate_change single greatest long-term security threat rising waters threaten make life remote atolls impossible higher temperatures threaten crops livestock fish countries peoples global war climate_change witnessed deadly fires us typhoons caribbean pacific floods asia war can win must much aggressive combatting world must transition sustainable renewable_energy coal natural gas unsustainable climate
FSM 2020 604 604 countries peoples global war climate_change witnessed deadly fires us typhoons caribbean pacific floods asia war can win must much aggressive combatting world must transition sustainable renewable_energy coal natural gas unsustainable solutions environment harmful economic growth equality opportunity world fulfill commitments paris agreement nations must make unified global effort seen montreal protocol climate
FSM 2020 664 664 succeed work together possible essential improve quality life also responsible stewards planet part federated states micronesia vice president george submitted proposed legislation national congress make renewable_energy part petroleum corporation’s mandate mr president repeat solutions climate_change covid-19 global solidarity cooperation just call upon security council take climate_change seriously believe security council must climate
FSM 2020 673 673 responsible stewards planet part federated states micronesia vice president george submitted proposed legislation national congress make renewable_energy part petroleum corporation’s mandate mr president repeat solutions climate_change covid-19 global solidarity cooperation just call upon security council take climate_change seriously believe security council must view covid-19 global security threat well respect security council climate
FSM 2020 684 684 proposed legislation national congress make renewable_energy part petroleum corporation’s mandate mr president repeat solutions climate_change covid-19 global solidarity cooperation just call upon security council take climate_change seriously believe security council must view covid-19 global security threat well respect security council one way security council succeed ensure mandates comprehensive address new urgent climate
FSM 2020 825 825 state ocean main source sustenance major part economy large portion export revenues come ocean coastal-based activities fisheries related services exposure pacific ocean carries risks beyond climate_change according report world economic forum may plastics fish oceans february signed legislation public law bans importation styrofoam one-time-use plastics micronesia next five years micronesia partnering climate
GAB 2020 244 244 president theme work particularly relevant timely future want united nations need reaffirming commitment multilateralism indeed powerful words call respective consciences indeed nations operating individually protect climate_change tensions associated trade competition growing inequalities increase terrorist attacks acts transnational crime world live therefore requires multilateral system promotes cooperation benefit pooling efforts regard reform climate
GAB 2020 458 458 resources future want also requires honouring commitments made like reiterate urgency solidify commitments made favour developing countries whether terms transferring clean technologies improving people’s access renewable_energy us involves transitioning traditional polluting industry low-carbon environmentally friendly industry gabon based foundation made three pillars improved living conditions implementation projects adapt climate_change preservation biodiversity climate
GAB 2020 481 481 people’s access renewable_energy us involves transitioning traditional polluting industry low-carbon environmentally friendly industry gabon based foundation made three pillars improved living conditions implementation projects adapt climate_change preservation biodiversity mr president development sustainable without peace security stability unfortunately fundamentals continue challenged many parts world recurrent terrorist attacks shown nation immune scourge response climate
GBR 2020 989 989 possible will right way forward world britain right country give lead will celebrate 75th anniversary founding great united nations london january g7 presidency host world’s climate_change summit cop26 glasgow next november covid-19 pandemic immense psychic shock human race global fears intensified immediacy round clock news social media sometimes forget face virus climate
GEO 2020 1009 1009 states equal pandemic made clear showed us face common adversity must unite use unique capabilities state unfortunately covid-19 international challenge many others armed conflicts poverty climate_change natural technogenic disasters terrorism international crime proliferation weapons mass destruction many others georgia’s millennia-old history taught us importance unity country’s coat arms reads strength unity climate
GIN 2020 309 309 stand pursue sustainable development agenda guinea welcomes launching decade action deliver sdgs demands scale ambitions accelerate implementation appropriate lasting solutions challenges poverty gender inequality conflicts climate_change financial gap implementing sdgs context republic guinea integrated important matters relating implementation sdgs national development plan order create growth prosperity favour guinean populations make guinea climate
GMB 2020 318 318 implementation national development plan 2018-2021 hampered pandemic un decade action implementation agenda undermined outbreak pandemic essential urgent accelerate implementation global commitments financing development paris agreement climate_change mr president developing countries gambia will continue require support packages bailouts united nations international community order survive ongoing economic decline light gambia reiterates strong call climate
GNB 2020 426 426 exception proving difficult vulnerable countries guinea- bissau extremely vulnerable country post-conflict african country least developed country ldc small island developing state sids facing considerable threats climate_change covid-19 pandemic compounded already existing vulnerabilities thereby exacerbating socioeconomic problems country lives peoples light volatile supply chain commodity prices negative impact international trade guinea-bissau country climate
GNB 2020 483 483 main export product severely affected will adverse effect economy well-being people negative growth influencing poverty trends many countries like putting risk already without social protection climate_change irrefutable although already affects small island developing states including guinea-bissau danger us threat existence planet government developed national strategies sectoral policies international partners address challenges climate
GNB 2020 513 513 small island developing states including guinea-bissau danger us threat existence planet government developed national strategies sectoral policies international partners address challenges also implemented medium- long-term climate_change adaptation plans made available per cent territory national system land marine protected areas among several initiatives contributions mitigation greenhouse gases ndcs mr president excellencies gender climate
GNB 2020 532 532 address challenges also implemented medium- long-term climate_change adaptation plans made available per cent territory national system land marine protected areas among several initiatives contributions mitigation greenhouse gases ndcs mr president excellencies gender equality crucial issue guinea-bissau participation women unequivocal spheres society since struggle independence year marks another year independence women always climate
GNQ 2020 747 747 common problems require joint efforts mr president equatorial guinea requests lifting economic financial commercial blockade cuba country can optimize enormous potential meet needs people phenomenon climate_change deserves attention international community already devastating effects lives form hurricanes cyclones fires floods inter alia degradation environment negatively impacts many activities sustain large part people climate
GRC 2020 197 197 aristotle lived internationaln era human activity capacity massively impact natural environment words remain prescient covid-19 taught us anything afford wait next crisis take pre-emptive action climate_change biodiversity global health tackling root causes migration development ultimately sustainability humankind values principles heart united nations matter much today greece signed un charter values peace climate
GRC 2020 593 593 direction president erdogan really believes united nations stands beacon hope bastion global cooperation urge act accordance values ladies gentlemen challenges highlighted start remarks challenges like climate_change biodiversity sustainable development migration challenges need action today discussion tomorrow action shifting greece towards use renewable_energy speak phasing use lignite brown coal power stations will climate
GRC 2020 609 609 values ladies gentlemen challenges highlighted start remarks challenges like climate_change biodiversity sustainable development migration challenges need action today discussion tomorrow action shifting greece towards use renewable_energy speak phasing use lignite brown coal power stations will thing past time meet next year new york many greece’s single use plastics will banned terrible climate
GRD 2020 118 118 multilateralism clear let us never forget raison d’etre august body essentially solve world’s problems multilateral efforts growing challenges now face global community poverty poor education climate_change compounded dreaded pandemic turn risk stymieing progress made implementing agenda sustainable development achieving sustainable development goals risk acute small island developing states grenada given unique climate
GRD 2020 146 146 pandemic turn risk stymieing progress made implementing agenda sustainable development achieving sustainable development goals risk acute small island developing states grenada given unique vulnerabilities including climate_change impacts high indebtedness mr president problems solved individual member states efforts must collective focused strategic achieve meaningful progress future want goes without saying time immense climate
GTM 2020 951 951 council ecosoc banner inclusive development guatemala’s election ecosoc represents important commitment country terms meeting agenda sustainable development within framework will expand mechanisms address devastating effects climate_change affects developing countries disproportionately constitutes crisis must urgently addressed lockdown us endured shown us respite shared home earth climate_change reality ignore must work revitalize ecosystems climate
GTM 2020 970 970 will expand mechanisms address devastating effects climate_change affects developing countries disproportionately constitutes crisis must urgently addressed lockdown us endured shown us respite shared home earth climate_change reality ignore must work revitalize ecosystems maintain cleaner water sources without overbearing pressure pollution likewise will seek advocate promote participation indigenous peoples taking account fact climate
GUY 2020 322 322 addressed main challenge facing developing nations accessing development financing september assembly hosted sustainable development summit adopted sustainable development goals un members agreed realize year importantly climate_change summit paris culminated historic paris agreement paris agreement climate_change represents single greatest commitment made countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions three events exemplified true character organization climate
GUY 2020 331 331 september assembly hosted sustainable development summit adopted sustainable development goals un members agreed realize year importantly climate_change summit paris culminated historic paris agreement paris agreement climate_change represents single greatest commitment made countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions three events exemplified true character organization nations world uniting boldly tackle threat promote sustainable development climate
GUY 2020 339 339 development goals un members agreed realize year importantly climate_change summit paris culminated historic paris agreement paris agreement climate_change represents single greatest commitment made countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions three events exemplified true character organization nations world uniting boldly tackle threat promote sustainable development united nations armed lofty ambitious vision global security climate
GUY 2020 836 836 health organization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience developing climate
GUY 2020 843 843 public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience developing countries thus set rock hard place way climate
GUY 2020 855 855 pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience developing countries thus set rock hard place way ease burden concerted balanced climate_action especially via mitigation climate financing technical cooperation climate
GUY 2020 873 873 coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience developing countries thus set rock hard place way ease burden concerted balanced climate_action especially via mitigation climate financing technical cooperation capacity building also urge states set ambitious targets nationally determined contributions paris agreement work earnestly towards guyana’s low_carbon climate
GUY 2020 898 898 climate_action especially via mitigation climate financing technical cooperation capacity building also urge states set ambitious targets nationally determined contributions paris agreement work earnestly towards guyana’s low_carbon development strategy lcds reflects national development agenda strategy will ensure fulfill nationally determined contributions place country along path sustainable climate-resilient development mr president progress sustainable climate
HND 2020 745 745 now passed although spoke personally system’s senior official process yet completed affected still awaiting assistance ladies gentlemen events past present future will highly contingent upon climate_change new epidemics arise changes environment scarcity resources hunger share common genesis lack respect nature plundering natural resources now necessary move theory facts fine eloquent words climate
HND 2020 774 774 changes environment scarcity resources hunger share common genesis lack respect nature plundering natural resources now necessary move theory facts fine eloquent words hard-hitting statements reality climate_change emergency several years yet famous green climate fund funding nowhere found seeking waiting funding several years now avail way anyone know materialized funding reached countries climate
HND 2020 810 810 found seeking waiting funding several years now avail way anyone know materialized funding reached countries need like wish recall honduras one three vulnerable countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floods diseases damage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economy health people coffee climate
HND 2020 829 829 honduras one three vulnerable countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floods diseases damage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economy health people coffee prices example now improving little comparison previous years demonstrates volatility sector livelihood millions families world illustrious citizen world said climate
HND 2020 892 892 rhetoric action areas one bothered one’s conscience troubled year year things remain bothers certain one troubled uneasy everyone’s sake must say still time mr secretary-general climate_change natural disasters epidemics affect economy problems always fault small countries affecting economy prevent us complying parameters imposed us financial bodies fair events phenomena taken account climate
HRV 2020 1134 1134 truth grounded facts conjunction finding remaining missing people rendering justice victims mr president today many citizens look anxiousness future uncertainties many unpredictability markets perils global climate_change will challenge century view fact oceans play central role regulating earth’s climate ignore past five years hold highest record global ocean temperatures consequence sea level climate
HRV 2020 1207 1207 alarming rate million tons plastics end world’s oceans seas every year can longer stand shrug shoulders close eyes grim reality yet one many side effects global_warming ring alarm bells planet act now damage will become irreparable citizens counting us world leaders deliver promises better tomorrow children let us therefore unite nations climate
HTI 2020 106 106 planet mr president world currently facing major health crisis caused covid-19 multidimensional consequences virus coupled new conflicts asymmetric wars terrorism violent extremism global socioeconomic inequalities climate_change demand response today ever need cohesive effective multilateral system will enable states members organization develop strategies address challenges achieve holistic vision better future accordance declaration climate
IRL 2020 165 165 since ireland last served security council number issues council’s agenda tripled violent conflict insecurity continue grow face enduring global challenges hunger food insecurity existential threat climate_change violations international humanitarian human rights law impunity perpetrators security council can must play central role addressing illusions deep divisions exist council accept divisions mean council climate
IRL 2020 461 461 early highlight stop human rights abuses prevent conflict support efforts local stakeholders peacemaking peacebuilding crucially must address factors underlying conflict including insecurity hunger poor governance climate_change violations human rights proliferation small arms light weapons heard argument issues like climate hunger human rights belong security council fora discuss issues belong discussions international climate
IRL 2020 496 496 argument issues like climate hunger human rights belong security council fora discuss issues belong discussions international peace security let clear reject argument case either know climate_change impedes sustainable development also contributes conflict know human rights abuses denial justice can fuel radicalisation extremism know poverty hunger resource deprivation fuel insecurity violence know climate
IRQ 2020 927 927 rule law sovereignty justice conclusion reiterate gratitude united nations mark seventy-fifth anniversary alternative organization brings us together despite differences especially time face transnational challenges pandemics climate_change food security-related problems issue migration issues can addressed united nations charter doubt whatsoever global order failed past years recall bitter experiences genocide rwanda wars massacres climate
ISL 2020 231 231 institutions actions tools fit purpose system can continue serve us secretary-general’s ongoing reform agenda full support mr president greatest challenge time can addressed joint efforts climate_action needs heart efforts build back better greener pandemic paris agreement global baseline iceland fully committed implementation build back greener need make full use science innovation climate
ISL 2020 266 266 agreement global baseline iceland fully committed implementation build back greener need make full use science innovation positive financial stimulus full participation private sector iceland’s new climate_action plan released earlier summer goes even agreed paris goal achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions full carbon_neutrality sustainable management natural resources use renewable_energy will climate
ISL 2020 280 280 science innovation positive financial stimulus full participation private sector iceland’s new climate_action plan released earlier summer goes even agreed paris goal achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions full carbon_neutrality sustainable management natural resources use renewable_energy will instrumental combat climate_change includes sustainable use oceans major carbon sink continuously threatened climate_change pollution climate
ISL 2020 284 284 stimulus full participation private sector iceland’s new climate_action plan released earlier summer goes even agreed paris goal achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions full carbon_neutrality sustainable management natural resources use renewable_energy will instrumental combat climate_change includes sustainable use oceans major carbon sink continuously threatened climate_change pollution mismanagement international law namely climate
ISL 2020 290 290 new climate_action plan released earlier summer goes even agreed paris goal achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions full carbon_neutrality sustainable management natural resources use renewable_energy will instrumental combat climate_change includes sustainable use oceans major carbon sink continuously threatened climate_change pollution mismanagement international law namely law sea provides foundation action based climate
ISL 2020 294 294 earlier summer goes even agreed paris goal achieve per cent reduction greenhouse gas emissions full carbon_neutrality sustainable management natural resources use renewable_energy will instrumental combat climate_change includes sustainable use oceans major carbon sink continuously threatened climate_change pollution mismanagement international law namely law sea provides foundation action based firmly science iceland will climate
ISL 2020 304 304 reduction greenhouse gas emissions full carbon_neutrality sustainable management natural resources use renewable_energy will instrumental combat climate_change includes sustainable use oceans major carbon sink continuously threatened climate_change pollution mismanagement international law namely law sea provides foundation action based firmly science iceland will continue share expertise fields development cooperation public-private partnerships capacity-building programs climate
ITA 2020 578 578 driver inclusive growth offering opportunities efforts fall within two pillars agenda paris agreement will promoting sustainable inclusive resilient growth pandemic opened new horizons strategies fight climate_change environmental protection will need work together renewed ambitions regarding climate_change disconnected promotion investments policies socioeconomic recovery european green deal now ever necessary win challenge green climate
ITA 2020 588 588 agenda paris agreement will promoting sustainable inclusive resilient growth pandemic opened new horizons strategies fight climate_change environmental protection will need work together renewed ambitions regarding climate_change disconnected promotion investments policies socioeconomic recovery european green deal now ever necessary win challenge green transition safeguarding biodiversity protecting oceans reversing soil erosion represent essential climate
ITA 2020 616 616 investments policies socioeconomic recovery european green deal now ever necessary win challenge green transition safeguarding biodiversity protecting oceans reversing soil erosion represent essential variables combating climate_change reason must come together part shared narrative momentous appointments high-level event climate_action summit biodiversity will see us hard work sidelines ministerial week ensure sustainable recovery climate
ITA 2020 628 628 green transition safeguarding biodiversity protecting oceans reversing soil erosion represent essential variables combating climate_change reason must come together part shared narrative momentous appointments high-level event climate_action summit biodiversity will see us hard work sidelines ministerial week ensure sustainable recovery partnership united kingdom organizing 26th conference parties un framework convention climate_change will climate
ITA 2020 652 652 event climate_action summit biodiversity will see us hard work sidelines ministerial week ensure sustainable recovery partnership united kingdom organizing 26th conference parties un framework convention climate_change will reaffirm italy’s role sphere will particularly focused increasing youth involvement debate fighting climate_change building world world tomorrow begins today reason will organizing framework cop26 climate
ITA 2020 666 666 recovery partnership united kingdom organizing 26th conference parties un framework convention climate_change will reaffirm italy’s role sphere will particularly focused increasing youth involvement debate fighting climate_change building world world tomorrow begins today reason will organizing framework cop26 next year’s youth4 climate italy wish give voice youths proposals understand needs build call climate
ITA 2020 724 724 globe simply inclusivity intergenerational justice principles among others enshrined paris agreement us moral imperative spirit italy supports partner countries particular need building together future resilient climate_change efficient use resources society want rebuild aftermath pandemic must prioritize promotion protection human dignity forms without distinction without exclusion end italy will continue place center climate
JAM 2020 24 24 excellency mr volkan bozkir extend congratulations election presidency 75th session general assembly also commend predecessor excellency mr tijjani muhammad-bande maintaining focus social justice climate_action critical elements decade recovery excellency term office can confident jamaica’s continued commitment global recovery effort multilateral approach finding viable solutions pandemic mr president jamaica welcomes climate
JAM 2020 131 131 social economic stimulus programme addition early response control spread coronavirus treat infected however economy now faces triple challenges reduced revenues increased health social expenditures ongoing climate_crisis threatens undo years hard-won development gains mr president pandemic highlighted pre-existing vulnerabilities multiple structural weaknesses within economies large small rich poor clearly demonstrated systemic nature climate
KAZ 2020 599 599 organization believe legally-binding negative security assurances given every non-nuclear-weapon state urge p5 countries ratify respective protocols nuclear-weapon-free-zone treaties including semipalatinsk treaty another existential crisis civilization climate_change dangerous problem also threat multiplier climate_emergency race losing post-covid recovery gives us unique opportunity put environmental protection forefront international agenda must unite around un’s six climate
KAZ 2020 605 605 given every non-nuclear-weapon state urge p5 countries ratify respective protocols nuclear-weapon-free-zone treaties including semipalatinsk treaty another existential crisis civilization climate_change dangerous problem also threat multiplier climate_emergency race losing post-covid recovery gives us unique opportunity put environmental protection forefront international agenda must unite around un’s six climate positive actions kazakhstan vulnerable various climate
KAZ 2020 632 632 losing post-covid recovery gives us unique opportunity put environmental protection forefront international agenda must unite around un’s six climate positive actions kazakhstan vulnerable various effects climate_change tragedies aral sea semipalatinsk nuclear test site rapid melting glaciers desertification threaten kazakhstan central asian region also entire world although kazakhstan highly dependent fossil fuels climate
KAZ 2020 671 671 central asian region also entire world although kazakhstan highly dependent fossil fuels long way go meet paris targets commitment develop decarbonized economy alternative will reduce greenhouse gas emissions per cent economic overhaul industrial modernization yet next five years will plant two billion trees address global crises need restore atmosphere trust member climate
KEN 2020 778 778 confront us today serve underscore need reaffirm commitment implementation sdgs particularly regard fighting poverty inequality also shared responsibility effectively contribute common vision mr president turning climate_change believe kenya’s stance climate_change environment known climate_change can unpackage efforts attain sdgs kenya acknowledges disproportionate impacts climate_variability small island developing states well states fragile ecological climate
KEN 2020 782 782 underscore need reaffirm commitment implementation sdgs particularly regard fighting poverty inequality also shared responsibility effectively contribute common vision mr president turning climate_change believe kenya’s stance climate_change environment known climate_change can unpackage efforts attain sdgs kenya acknowledges disproportionate impacts climate_variability small island developing states well states fragile ecological environments regard kenya honoured climate
KEN 2020 785 785 commitment implementation sdgs particularly regard fighting poverty inequality also shared responsibility effectively contribute common vision mr president turning climate_change believe kenya’s stance climate_change environment known climate_change can unpackage efforts attain sdgs kenya acknowledges disproportionate impacts climate_variability small island developing states well states fragile ecological environments regard kenya honoured co host united climate
KEN 2020 795 795 responsibility effectively contribute common vision mr president turning climate_change believe kenya’s stance climate_change environment known climate_change can unpackage efforts attain sdgs kenya acknowledges disproportionate impacts climate_variability small island developing states well states fragile ecological environments regard kenya honoured co host united nations secretary general’s climate_action summit september last year resulted landmark climate
KEN 2020 814 814 attain sdgs kenya acknowledges disproportionate impacts climate_variability small island developing states well states fragile ecological environments regard kenya honoured co host united nations secretary general’s climate_action summit september last year resulted landmark commitments well initiatives similarly interdependent crisis biodiversity loss ecosystem degradation requires urgent collective action global home teeming millions species climate
KGZ 2020 304 304 regional coordinator un office counter- terrorism bishkek stand ready support ladies gentlemen kyrgyzstan made commitments achieving sustainable development goals november last year ratified paris agreement climate_change kyrgyzstan sees development green economy important step implementation commitments strive country environmentally-friendly products clean energy kyrgyzstan focused gradually reducing consumption traditional energy sources consider important climate
KGZ 2020 363 363 participation casa-1000 international project will contribute accumulation water resources irrigation needs neighbours sustainable development entire region kyrgyz republic needs support international community adapt negative impacts climate_change mr president climate_change reduces volume glaciers water resources kyrgyzstan will lead shortage clean water pose threat public health lead land degradation economic risks regard advocate climate
KGZ 2020 366 366 project will contribute accumulation water resources irrigation needs neighbours sustainable development entire region kyrgyz republic needs support international community adapt negative impacts climate_change mr president climate_change reduces volume glaciers water resources kyrgyzstan will lead shortage clean water pose threat public health lead land degradation economic risks regard advocate implementation projects aimed climate
KHM 2020 453 453 covid worries particularly related compounding effects resources deliver key priorities necessary achieve sustainable development agenda time may require us re-evaluate feasibility achieving goals set past climate_change another matter great concern global c02 emissions increased per year past ten years per cent earth’s environment shows significant signs degradation plastics pesticides nitrates heavy climate
KHM 2020 502 502 nitrates heavy metals scary statistics show mind-boggling note many countries done enough meet respective cop21 commitments cambodia small country limited resources strive address challenges related climate_change national international frameworks instance taken efforts meet obligations born cop21 climate_change action key component national development policy fact will update nationally determined contribution ndc implementation climate
KHM 2020 513 513 enough meet respective cop21 commitments cambodia small country limited resources strive address challenges related climate_change national international frameworks instance taken efforts meet obligations born cop21 climate_change action key component national development policy fact will update nationally determined contribution ndc implementation united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc ahead cop26 meeting glasgow non-state climate
KHM 2020 532 532 taken efforts meet obligations born cop21 climate_change action key component national development policy fact will update nationally determined contribution ndc implementation united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc ahead cop26 meeting glasgow non-state terrorism peacekeeping operations excellency president next let now shift two important issues related peace security namely non-state terrorism peacekeeping climate
KIR 2020 129 129 global cooperation reaffirming collective efforts enhance links governments multilateral institutions can work together create resilient healthy peaceful future respective peoples critical especially emergence unprecedented challenges climate_change natural disasters recent covid-19 pandemic mr president note like express deepest condolences brothers sisters around world suffering impacts global pandemic difficult uncertain times calls stronger climate
KIR 2020 805 805 made imo un secretary-general effect wish make call support un family partners assistance fulfilling commitment safety seafarers around world families economies depend future resilient impacts climate_change mr president great importance kiribati blue pacific without question alarming dilemma present time climate_change end government continues implement critical projects build resilience including peacebuilding fund climate
KIR 2020 819 819 commitment safety seafarers around world families economies depend future resilient impacts climate_change mr president great importance kiribati blue pacific without question alarming dilemma present time climate_change end government continues implement critical projects build resilience including peacebuilding fund climate security project launched kiribati earlier month solidarity pacific islands forum family also remain climate
KIR 2020 851 851 build resilience including peacebuilding fund climate security project launched kiribati earlier month solidarity pacific islands forum family also remain committed securing maritime boundaries amid impacts climate_change matter sovereignty equally underscore importance countries managing upper airspace line requirements icao relating effective administration capacity safety government committed invest aviation capability strengthen internet connectivity climate
KIR 2020 897 897 aviation capability strengthen internet connectivity fibre optic cable technology welcome support development partners un family covid-19 immediate crisis must continue work challenges confront us particular climate_change presents single greatest threat livelihood security wellbeing pacific peoples declared forum leaders kainaki ii declaration boe declaration conclusion mr president asked define future people want climate
KNA 2020 191 191 punishing pandemic demands renewal purpose promise purpose must fidelity multilateralism faith international cooperation breathe new life united nations charter also achieving sustainable development goals halting climate_change pivoting stronger safer future want see guided significant lessons distant recent past mr president year taught us people nation indeed interconnected world time mutual reliance climate
KNA 2020 442 442 played exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicable diseases must stepped people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirus disease disrupted international travel tourism global supply chains industrial commercial operations climate
KNA 2020 543 543 world return path sustainable growth development given economic environmental vulnerabilities small island developing state likely confronted multiplier effect pandemic particularly brace intense segment hurricane season climate_change mr president st kitts nevis smallest independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time active part hurricane season mercy mother nature climate
KNA 2020 555 555 developing state likely confronted multiplier effect pandemic particularly brace intense segment hurricane season climate_change mr president st kitts nevis smallest independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time active part hurricane season mercy mother nature reason climate_change will always high agenda climate_change us something postponed tomorrow must climate
KNA 2020 570 570 president st kitts nevis smallest independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time active part hurricane season mercy mother nature reason climate_change will always high agenda climate_change us something postponed tomorrow must addressed like yesterday must regain momentum continue work consolidate gains made high-level summit biodiversity mr climate
KNA 2020 575 575 independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time active part hurricane season mercy mother nature reason climate_change will always high agenda climate_change us something postponed tomorrow must addressed like yesterday must regain momentum continue work consolidate gains made high-level summit biodiversity mr president earlier month un warned climate
KOR 2020 267 267 achieved brilliant feat promoting universal values humankind post-covid-19 era un tasked spreading universal values even resolve complex global challenges cooperation healthcare economic cooperation sustainable development climate_action battles every country fighting year clearly demonstrated crisis overcome single country alone without consideration neighbors today un assuming new job post-covid-19 era like address importance climate
KOR 2020 659 659 back better greener korea playing active role establishing new climate regime instance faithfully implementing paris agreement renewing nationally determined contributions will submit un fresh national greenhouse gas reduction targets end year devising long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategy will work international community realizing low-carbon society order respond climate_change success promoting climate
KOR 2020 668 668 climate regime instance faithfully implementing paris agreement renewing nationally determined contributions will submit un fresh national greenhouse gas reduction targets end year devising long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategy will work international community realizing low-carbon society order respond climate_change success promoting inclusiveness international cooperation indispensable impossible developing countries still process climate
KOR 2020 682 682 fresh national greenhouse gas reduction targets end year devising long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategy will work international community realizing low-carbon society order respond climate_change success promoting inclusiveness international cooperation indispensable impossible developing countries still process industrialization instantly catch advanced economies took centuries decades making starting recognizing glaring gaps developed climate
KOR 2020 725 725 centuries decades making starting recognizing glaring gaps developed countries make greater efforts find optimal solution bridging state connecting developed developing countries korea will actively participate climate_action faithfully share unique development experience developing countries next year korea will hold 2nd p4g summit seoul will serve occasion affirm importance global solidarity responding climate_change climate
KOR 2020 750 750 climate_action faithfully share unique development experience developing countries next year korea will hold 2nd p4g summit seoul will serve occasion affirm importance global solidarity responding climate_change region urgent need spirit un realize world peace korean peninsula republic korea steadfast seeking inter- korean reconciliation making relentless efforts achieve denuclearization establish permanent peace climate
KWT 2020 1173 1173 starting point accomplishing goals aimed eradicating poverty various forms ensuring human beings obtain equal rights dignity education health political participation youth women empowerment addressing impact climate_change within framework paris agreement describing continuation environmental degradation one biggest obstacles realizing goals according principle shared responsibility taking account difference responsibilities burden bearing although united climate
LAO 2020 203 203 protection human rights gender equality name importantly multilateral cooperation flag united nations synergized collective efforts responding addressing major common challenges single country can alone issue climate_change pandemic terrorism others addition seen joint efforts tackling challenges framework mdgs sdgs action plans help vulnerable countries particular least developed countries ldcs land-locked developing countries climate
LAO 2020 595 595 international community thus international community must enhance policy open trade cooperation integration connectivity well addressing debt issue order world economy able thrive mr president today climate_change induced frequent severe natural disasters brought huge impact development particularly food security infrastructure development therefore building society climate resilience adaptation important connection requires international community climate
LAO 2020 655 655 able respond natural disaster note also calls concerted efforts countries around world consume natural resources sustainable manner employ alternative energy follow commitment paris agreement reducing greenhouse gas emission contributed rising world temperature important now fact years left fulfilment sdgs slogan leaving one behind past years although many countries actively implemented sdgs climate
LAO 2020 661 661 calls concerted efforts countries around world consume natural resources sustainable manner employ alternative energy follow commitment paris agreement reducing greenhouse gas emission contributed rising world temperature important now fact years left fulfilment sdgs slogan leaving one behind past years although many countries actively implemented sdgs many achievements made particular poverty reduction climate
LCA 2020 176 176 small island developing states like saint lucia always inherently susceptible environmental economic financial shocks unique circumstances consequent vulnerabilities left us exposed ravages twin crises pandemic climate_change every day leaders sids struggle safeguard people pervasive erosion hard-fought developmental gains global community contends devastating impact pandemic must honest acknowledge current challenges sids symptom climate
LCA 2020 310 310 trade sids lowest contributors terrorist financing banking impropriety yet constrained placed grey lists black lists posted world undermining reputations sids smallest emitters carbon yet affected climate_change mr president let point paradoxes man made often said solution many problems simply requires stroke pen aspirations build back better advance work continue implementing sustainable climate
LCA 2020 349 349 requires stroke pen aspirations build back better advance work continue implementing sustainable development goals extremely bleak within current international context years argued case financial crisis climate_change latest pandemic provided empirical evidence reaffirmed vulnerabilities sids inadequacy solutions current global architecture recent years sids backed academic research advocated establishment use vulnerability index already climate
LCA 2020 446 446 control every additional shock become indebted dependent will soon become impossible us survive within fixed rules created without taking account exceptional circumstances unfortunately obtains issue climate_change sids paris agreement though well intended just delivered understand world changing noble ideal eliminating poverty must greater aspirations least minimum standard living said worth repeating climate
LCA 2020 825 825 cuba also affected entire caribbean region time give states like taiwan recognition can meaningfully engage global processes share best practices even china taiwan differences addressed climate_change covid-19 pandemic stark reminders taiwan left discussions taiwan elections currency controls airspace military force population almost million people many left table mark years continued exclusion climate
LCA 2020 975 975 world mr president chair alliance small island states emphasized remarks commemoration 75th anniversary united nations sids luxury retreat loss damage science projects left unchecked impacts climate_change will see sids begin disappear within generation whole nation states wiped face earth chair affirmed plight sids plight united nations loss island states signal failure climate
LIE 2020 176 176 decade action takes additional significance respect agenda provides us perfect framework building back better done better achieving goals reflected agenda gender equality health care inequality climate_change much better prepared fight pandemic effectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president even pandemic started secretary-general identified erosion climate
LIE 2020 704 704 step address matters increases therefore believe general assembly meet discuss every instance veto cast security council mr president pandemic defining challenge time addressing various dimensions climate_change manifold devastating effects center response enormous work done design solutions help us fight climate_change paris agreement reached painstaking arduous negotiations hailed breakthrough received skepticism others climate
LIE 2020 718 718 security council mr president pandemic defining challenge time addressing various dimensions climate_change manifold devastating effects center response enormous work done design solutions help us fight climate_change paris agreement reached painstaking arduous negotiations hailed breakthrough received skepticism others criticized largely voluntary nature today seems paris agreement sufficient save planet many states particular climate
LIE 2020 763 763 sufficient save planet many states particular vast impact collective c02 outputs taken commitments sufficient change course far trajectory charted paris fact track reach unsustainable levels global_warming even earlier projected hope run time yet certainly quickly effort necessary now must include governments assembled also private sector civil society particular voices young people climate
LSO 2020 599 599 sdgs however trite international community track deliver also shocking learn number people suffering hunger malnutrition increased especially countries special situations like lesotho reporting period time climate_change reported occurring much faster anticipated meeting though virtually opportune time commemoration un’s 75th anniversary coincides decade action intended increase momentum implementation efforts sdgs indeed commitment climate
LSO 2020 772 772 gender gaps education lead increased risk sexual exploitation early pregnancy early forced marriages scenario negative outcomes achieving sdgs related education poverty health gender mr president climate_change continues key challenge efforts towards achieving sustainable development member states un possess different levels capacities resources address causes effects climate_change light lesotho calls urgent action climate
LSO 2020 792 792 poverty health gender mr president climate_change continues key challenge efforts towards achieving sustainable development member states un possess different levels capacities resources address causes effects climate_change light lesotho calls urgent action global level within un development system mobilize crisis response set world collective path resilient substantive sustainable recovery mr president unfortunate climate
LTU 2020 800 800 many dangers terrorism common responsibility stop worrying trend mr president responsible member international community lithuania remains loyal commitments united nations goals sustainable development paris agreement climate_change face accelerating climate_change biodiversity loss driven large part unsustainable production consumption urgent action needed need preserve planet earth children grandchildren green energy one measures need climate
LTU 2020 803 803 common responsibility stop worrying trend mr president responsible member international community lithuania remains loyal commitments united nations goals sustainable development paris agreement climate_change face accelerating climate_change biodiversity loss driven large part unsustainable production consumption urgent action needed need preserve planet earth children grandchildren green energy one measures need developed globally proud climate
LTU 2020 839 839 needed need preserve planet earth children grandchildren green energy one measures need developed globally proud say lithuania firmly green course since country among leaders development renewable_energy among five ambitious countries european union terms renewable_energy targets will achieved building interconnections western european electricity system converting district heating systems use biomass approving additional climate
LTU 2020 847 847 energy one measures need developed globally proud say lithuania firmly green course since country among leaders development renewable_energy among five ambitious countries european union terms renewable_energy targets will achieved building interconnections western european electricity system converting district heating systems use biomass approving additional auctions solar wind generated electricity promoting prosumer policy climate
LTU 2020 996 996 global security depends efforts ensure nuclear safety mr president let stress nothing global world comes without effort difficulty resolution conflicts ensuring peace security fight poverty climate_change securing education social inclusion fighting global pandemics cases need reliable tools need eyes see hearts dare need defend powerless fight impunity powerful need uphold multilateralism climate
LVA 2020 307 307 efforts faster recovery will require good governance respect human rights gender equality convinced recover better means green digital inclusive recovery urgently need strengthen efforts address climate_change tackle loss biodiversity protect environment promote sustainable consumption production patterns latvia joined group friends combat marine plastic pollution stand ready work together address challenge share climate
LVA 2020 642 642 digital domain exponential increase misinformation disinformation fake news hate speech recent years dangerous context pandemic general threat world peace general threat efforts solve global issues climate_change environmental pollution short general problem humankind find rational solutions challenges time threats taken seriously national international level vi distortion history mr president concerning wider phenomenon climate
MAR 2020 757 757 must top priority international community repercussions pandemic also require innovative solutions financing development pandemic cast shadow vital issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express appreciation efforts united nations countries contributing peacekeeping operations adapt covid-19 pandemic enable peacekeepers currently deployed peacekeeping operations continue missions climate
MCO 2020 162 162 intensification migratory flows climatic shifts financial crisis now pandemic generating economic social crisis despite major obstacles adopted innovative guidelines agenda development sdgs well paris agreement climate_change global compact safe migration name just international system nevertheless destabilized multilateralism called question context nationalist protectionist tendencies resurgent vital mobilize coordinated united manner state regardless climate
MCO 2020 596 596 sustainable digital model wanted country accompanied significant investments infrastructure training business support also enactment legislative rules mr president discuss new context insecurity without mentioning gravity climate_crisis large-scale natural disasters will intensify know cause emergency humanitarian situations displacement populations disasters will impact access natural resources phenomena vectors political instability conflict current pandemic climate
MCO 2020 792 792 environment now ever road map established must guide us period great uncertainty now ever covid-19 pandemic demonstrating crucial achieve goals defined agenda development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda greater ambition mobilization necessary defeat covid-19 also adapt multilateral cooperation instruments period social distancing currently living prompt us echo message leave climate
MDA 2020 414 414 road infrastructure rehabilitation program full swing recently initiated constitutional reform also aims ensuring sustainable development republic moldova use opportunity express deep concern republic moldova relation climate_change natural cataclysms country fully shares opinion conservation rational use biodiversity especially equitable distribution benefits exploitation genetic resources indispensable tools advancing implementation agenda sustainable development-2030 vision climate
MDV 2020 481 481 assistance donor pandemic mr president covid pandemic given us opportunity recalibrate approach development focus building resilient world one delivers planet people prosperity countries like mine climate_change remains significant threat also threat difficult overcome number islands require emergency shore protection flood disaster relief rising year frequency severity events pushing towards limits adaptation climate
MDV 2020 517 517 emergency shore protection flood disaster relief rising year frequency severity events pushing towards limits adaptation also increasing trend slow-onset events sea level rise maldives impacts climate_change longer future us lived reality climate_change discriminate recognise borders big small rich poor every nation facing impacts although different scales magnitudes climate_change risk multiplier continues climate
MDV 2020 523 523 rising year frequency severity events pushing towards limits adaptation also increasing trend slow-onset events sea level rise maldives impacts climate_change longer future us lived reality climate_change discriminate recognise borders big small rich poor every nation facing impacts although different scales magnitudes climate_change risk multiplier continues threat international security hope realising lofty climate
MDV 2020 539 539 rise maldives impacts climate_change longer future us lived reality climate_change discriminate recognise borders big small rich poor every nation facing impacts although different scales magnitudes climate_change risk multiplier continues threat international security hope realising lofty ambitions paris agreement need stronger ndcs countries will certainly submit need actual realisation pledges made including climate
MDV 2020 610 610 something plan future every day rebuild economies covid-19 must business usual use opportunity build back greener country left alone another opportunity reduce emissions keep global temperature rise celsius let us make road glasgow one paved meaningful action includes meaningful action also required towards protection ocean millions people rely ocean bounty survival climate
MHL 2020 63 63 continuing business usual approach risks inaction moment world needs opposite without increased leadership consequences shared responsibility will catastrophic issue financial crisis public health security tensions climate_change small island developing state can often see threats earlier sharply larger partner nations pacific can readily recall deeper history second world war reasons un founded climate
MHL 2020 423 423 nations subject forceful influence larger powers marshall islands underscores complex security environment pacific region need stronger focus emerging cross-cutting security drivers within fragile states including climate_change want underscore urgent need tangible text-based efforts towards un security council reform mr president wider marshall islands nation per cent ocean join fellow pacific nations climate
MHL 2020 560 560 platform combat illegal unreported unregulated iuu fishing related activities look forward realizing rescheduled un oceans summit portugal well oceans conference palau later year mr president climate_change single greatest threat peoples pacific including low-lying atoll nations like marshall islands curbing emissions now core paris agreement binding words enough change will come words climate
MHL 2020 635 635 create zero-carbon future relies solidarity resources us build better future change relies protecting vulnerable frontline whether healthcare workers battling pandemic small island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold worst impacts world lives promise 1.5c adaptation also complex climate
MHL 2020 649 649 frontline whether healthcare workers battling pandemic small island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold worst impacts world lives promise 1.5c adaptation also complex goal time often struggle deliver basics requires finances just economy reeling covid-19 s effects climate
MHL 2020 688 688 often struggle deliver basics requires finances just economy reeling covid-19 s effects two things need secure future world help us adapt changes will come 1.5-degree temperature rise make sure limit mr president former strategic un trusteeship marshall islands knows well consequences inaction international system large-scale nuclear weapons tested marshall islands including climate
MKD 2020 339 339 work earn money start families opposite gap rich poor will widen inequality will still passed one generation next see new generation inequalities related education technology climate_change already approaching will surely result new huge divisions within societies already see young people disappointed lack prospects leave countries others flee instant gratification superficial values climate
MLT 2020 1193 1193 say couple words deep rooted link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point climate
MLT 2020 1198 1198 link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic climate
MLT 2020 1220 1220 look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic growth little meaning people living better life must therefore invest efforts address challenges related pollution air quality cleanliness emmissions forget climate
MNG 2020 249 249 goals fulfill responsibilities innovative flexible way result timely containment strategy mobilization possible resources taking account lessons learnt others mongolia far local transmission pandemic-related death pandemic climate_change threats raised alarm worldwide keep reminding humankind overriding need cherish earth live harmony nature tradition treasuring cherishing protecting earth deeply embedded nomadic way life national climate
MOZ 2020 273 273 interventions nationalism isolationism face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity public health research development trade industrialization global village live national international issues increasingly less discernible transnational nature interconnection phenomena require leadership recognises today’s world climate
MOZ 2020 489 489 promotes peacebuilding preservation human rights social justice gender equality equity inclusion young people people disabilities development programmes cementing unity sharing benefits salient feature governance regard climate_change due geographical location mozambique cyclically affected extreme events every year country suffered cyclones floods droughts memories cyclones idai kenneth march april still fresh year later climate
MOZ 2020 531 531 cyclones idai kenneth march april still fresh year later continue efforts rebuild recover socioeconomic damage combined adaptation resilience measures light internationally accepted practices paris agreement climate_change party since june take opportunity reiterate gratitude international community support provided cyclones mozambique continues promote sustainable management biodiversity ecosystems natural resources purpose adding value integrated climate
MUS 2020 199 199 must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude world health organization timely advice giving continues guide decision-making process reopening borders pandemic comes top ongoing global crises inequality climate_change exposed exacerbated vulnerabilities inequalities faced countries south general small island states mauritius particular decades hard-won development gains eroded lives livelihoods many people disrupted services industry climate
MWI 2020 564 564 sdgs national development plans also implementing public sector reforms championed high level office vice president republic malawi order break cycle food nutrition insecurity chronic vulnerability climate_change disasters administration implementing national resilience strategy period 2018-2030 strategy bridges development humanitarian interventions prioritizes continuum predictable livelihood support packages targeting vulnerable households development process leaves climate
MWI 2020 685 685 involved making decisions view incessant conflicts currently tearing african continent retarding progress reforms long overdue mr president excellencies global challenges opportunities reminders interconnected covid-19 pandemic climate_change among others colossal challenges require global unity solutions commemoration 75th anniversary un opportunity celebrate collective achievements charter unity founded must work together one global family climate
MYS 2020 141 141 global economic ecosystem faced unsustainable pressure result trade wars populist political posturing amidst state planet continued suffer neglect nations continued bicker take responsibility reverse effects climate_change took place backdrop impoverished immigrants fleeing homes risking lives taking arduous journey distant land pursuit better life covid-19 response equitable access vaccine little know covid climate
MYS 2020 1025 1025 necessary credibility united nations can must restored order build future want united nations need can done find moral courage political will right sustainable development goals climate_crisis excellencies ladies gentlemen malaysia will continue support accelerated action transformative pathways agenda sustainable development development plans always geared towards sustainability environment living embedded five-yearly national climate
MYS 2020 1092 1092 envisaged sustainable development goals sdgs since malaysia implemented movement control order mco march found air quality readings malaysia improved two folds fear temporary reprieve global carbon_emissions may rise continue complacent business usual approach post economic recovery plan pandemic must therefore treated turning point important entire international community respect planet’s limits value climate
NAM 2020 156 156 essential tools strengthening governance protecting civil liberties fundamental rights people serve respective countries effective rules-based multilateral system insurance policy existential threats wars nuclear proliferation pandemics climate_change therefore utmost importance continue defend multilateralism cost mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world acute health economic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others exposing climate
NAM 2020 342 342 equitably namibia stands ready partner development benefit citizens world large environmental degradation persistent growing problem quite literally deadly threat security peoples covid-19 pandemic diverted resources climate_change related mitigation efforts people namibia continue suffer major environmental disasters floods drought water scarcity therefore ensure rededicate commitments paris agreement member high level panel sustainable climate
NAM 2020 381 381 scarcity therefore ensure rededicate commitments paris agreement member high level panel sustainable ocean economy namibia reaffirms commitment towards tackling great challenges world’s oceans face ranging global_warming ocean acidification marine pollution including plastic pollution unsustainable exploitation living marine resources commend prime minister kingdom norway excellency erna solberg developing outstanding initiative look forward climate
NGA 2020 761 761 participated actively processes leading adoption early signatory ratifier less ten ratifications needed tpnw’s entry force urge member states done quickly ratify treaty actualization important objective climate_change excellencies climate_change environmental crisis requires urgent action administration conscious fact attainment national development targets greatly impeded unless consequences climate_change addressed holistically line paris agreement end climate
NGA 2020 763 763 processes leading adoption early signatory ratifier less ten ratifications needed tpnw’s entry force urge member states done quickly ratify treaty actualization important objective climate_change excellencies climate_change environmental crisis requires urgent action administration conscious fact attainment national development targets greatly impeded unless consequences climate_change addressed holistically line paris agreement end nigeria intensified climate
NGA 2020 780 780 quickly ratify treaty actualization important objective climate_change excellencies climate_change environmental crisis requires urgent action administration conscious fact attainment national development targets greatly impeded unless consequences climate_change addressed holistically line paris agreement end nigeria intensified climate_action upward review reduction greenhouse gas emission nationally determined contributions climate_change targets paris agreement nigeria remains steadfast climate
NGA 2020 789 789 environmental crisis requires urgent action administration conscious fact attainment national development targets greatly impeded unless consequences climate_change addressed holistically line paris agreement end nigeria intensified climate_action upward review reduction greenhouse gas emission nationally determined contributions climate_change targets paris agreement nigeria remains steadfast commitment revitalization lake chad convinced recharging lake will improve climate
NGA 2020 793 793 action administration conscious fact attainment national development targets greatly impeded unless consequences climate_change addressed holistically line paris agreement end nigeria intensified climate_action upward review reduction greenhouse gas emission nationally determined contributions climate_change targets paris agreement nigeria remains steadfast commitment revitalization lake chad convinced recharging lake will improve living conditions people area climate
NGA 2020 799 799 development targets greatly impeded unless consequences climate_change addressed holistically line paris agreement end nigeria intensified climate_action upward review reduction greenhouse gas emission nationally determined contributions climate_change targets paris agreement nigeria remains steadfast commitment revitalization lake chad convinced recharging lake will improve living conditions people area promote inter-state cooperation strengthen community resilience climate
NIC 2020 73 73 due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hunger malnutrition poverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist result economic system unjust degrading human beings mr president commemorate years organization world continues cry peace justice security comprehensive response united nations benefit humankind climate
NIC 2020 242 242 factor regional peace security stability central america also call continuation global efforts favour safe orderly regular migration although challenges posed pandemic complex forget existential threat climate_change continues overlooked consequence unbridled capitalism urgent ensure survival human species protect life rights mother earth line peaceful vocation nicaragua also advocates general complete disarmament favour climate
NLD 2020 377 377 adaptation topic dna kingdom made low- lying delta north sea several small islands caribbean january will hosting climate adaptation summit help world prepare better effects climate_change another contribution make providing base international legal order home town hague host international court justice international criminal court example must continue supporting crucial institutions even climate
NOR 2020 91 91 problems need global solutions president goal un world peace security world ruled justice respect human rights world acts decisively reduce inequality poverty hunger acts stem climate_change acts build resilience pandemics global threats celebrate years united nations next seventy-five years many new conflicts will emerge many new refugees will flee destruction persecution climate
NOR 2020 294 294 will give special priority preventing combating sexual violence conflict fourth norway will bring climate-related security threats discussion must acknowledge people living conflict zones among vulnerable climate_change climate_change turn increases risk conflict security council primary responsibility maintaining international peace security council investigate dispute situation might lead international friction council apply appropriate measures climate
NOR 2020 295 295 give special priority preventing combating sexual violence conflict fourth norway will bring climate-related security threats discussion must acknowledge people living conflict zones among vulnerable climate_change climate_change turn increases risk conflict security council primary responsibility maintaining international peace security council investigate dispute situation might lead international friction council apply appropriate measures stop climate
NOR 2020 725 725 member states facing climate related disasters frequent dangerous ever vulnerable among us hardest hit threat small island states existential people sahel among vulnerable adverse effects climate_change yet among world’s lowest emitters co2 common obligation invest resilience especially parts world adversely affected climate_change remains crucial year countries update strengthen national climate targets climate
NOR 2020 741 741 island states existential people sahel among vulnerable adverse effects climate_change yet among world’s lowest emitters co2 common obligation invest resilience especially parts world adversely affected climate_change remains crucial year countries update strengthen national climate targets paris agreement february norway submitted enhanced climate target encourage countries enhance ambitions especially large economies must climate
NPL 2020 178 178 equally important worrisome crisis unfolding backdrop already uncertain international order geopolitical tensions resurfacing peace stability still remain unfulfilled aspiration many parts world challenges arms race climate_change disasters impede prospects peace sustainable development invisible virus made severity maladies visible aggravated trade tensions global inequality financial uncertainty debt crisis multilateral cooperation obvious casualty climate
NPL 2020 621 621 regional approaches disarmament complement global initiatives host country un regional center peace disarmament asia pacific underline need strengthen regional approaches including kathmandu process mr president climate_crisis continues pose existential threat silence large emitters lead failure responsibilities nepal dedicated percent territory service ecosystem forests mountains work environmental purifiers mountains contribute climate ecosystem climate
NPL 2020 723 723 view vital contribution maintenance health planet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge climate
NPL 2020 724 724 vital contribution maintenance health planet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss climate
NPL 2020 732 732 power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties downstream call full effective implementation paris climate
NPL 2020 760 760 melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties downstream call full effective implementation paris agreement robust climate_action easy access climate financing concerned deteriorating health overall ocean ecosystem due excessive human activities must preserve common heritage mankind prudent behaviour part stakeholders specially coastal climate
NRU 2020 554 554 mr president despite sometimes-dour commentary current state multilateralism think important acknowledge strikingly prolific decade just concluded united nations commitment multilateralism delivered historic agreements sustainable development climate_change disaster risk reduction development finance just name body work reflects views every un member state largest smallest potential deliver resilient just equitable world challenge bring climate
NRU 2020 796 796 system responsive urgent needs developing countries strongly urge take issue part effort reaffirm multilateralism mr president many compared humanitarian impacts economic disruption covid might expect climate_change therefore think important recognize foresighted leaders issue today like specifically thank government germany continuing place issue climate_change security united nations security council basic responsibility government climate
NRU 2020 813 813 compared humanitarian impacts economic disruption covid might expect climate_change therefore think important recognize foresighted leaders issue today like specifically thank government germany continuing place issue climate_change security united nations security council basic responsibility government protect safety security citizens failure risks social political unrest now uncontroversial climate_change will make difficult fulfil basic climate
NRU 2020 833 833 government germany continuing place issue climate_change security united nations security council basic responsibility government protect safety security citizens failure risks social political unrest now uncontroversial climate_change will make difficult fulfil basic responsibility government undermining food water systems increasing competition declining natural resources disrupting global supply chains displacing communities challenges exceed capacity climate
NRU 2020 867 867 food water systems increasing competition declining natural resources disrupting global supply chains displacing communities challenges exceed capacity one nation address alone therefore addressing security implications climate_change requires multilateral response believe functions best taken new office special representative secretary-general climate security however will succeed protecting security vulnerable countries communities political system shows climate
NRU 2020 897 897 functions best taken new office special representative secretary-general climate security however will succeed protecting security vulnerable countries communities political system shows courage make fundamental changes climate_crisis requires want united nations addresses climate_crisis taking urgent action safeguard us economic regression depression will exacerbate existing inequalities among nations mr president limited land space climate
NRU 2020 903 903 representative secretary-general climate security however will succeed protecting security vulnerable countries communities political system shows courage make fundamental changes climate_crisis requires want united nations addresses climate_crisis taking urgent action safeguard us economic regression depression will exacerbate existing inequalities among nations mr president limited land space overarching challenge us nauru will need climate
NRU 2020 943 943 mr president limited land space overarching challenge us nauru will need accelerate efforts higher ground initiative reclaiming per cent mined-out land located central plateau island climate_change exposes environmental risks coastal dwelling begun preliminary scientific assessment physical environment collect data will contribute informed decisions still infant stages recognise beginning long journey laying climate
NZL 2020 465 465 effects pandemic crises opportunities opportunity today build back better rethink economies can work many just better focus vulnerable rebuild societies prioritize tackling defining challenge generation climate_change many things said covid-19 apply equally climate_change will vaccine latter threat climate_change real pacific region world climate-affected nations world sit within region sea-level rise poses climate
NZL 2020 472 472 back better rethink economies can work many just better focus vulnerable rebuild societies prioritize tackling defining challenge generation climate_change many things said covid-19 apply equally climate_change will vaccine latter threat climate_change real pacific region world climate-affected nations world sit within region sea-level rise poses extreme threat many pacific islands paying price climate
NZL 2020 477 477 work many just better focus vulnerable rebuild societies prioritize tackling defining challenge generation climate_change many things said covid-19 apply equally climate_change will vaccine latter threat climate_change real pacific region world climate-affected nations world sit within region sea-level rise poses extreme threat many pacific islands paying price collective inaction fate hands rely climate
NZL 2020 517 517 threat many pacific islands paying price collective inaction fate hands rely united nations member states make political decisions commitments protect future full implementation paris agreement climate_change critical moreover time global reset aimed greener economy must stop fossil-fuel subsidies divert billions dollars transitioning clean-energy generation time rethink societies can simultaneously focus well-being climate
PAK 2020 191 191 annexations suppressing right human beings self-determination according respected professor noam chomsky mankind even greater risk first second world wars last century increased threat nuclear war climate_change sadly rise authoritarian regimes must come together prevent catastrophe believe driving force international relations must cooperation accordance principles international law confrontation force must emphatically reaffirm climate
PAK 2020 602 602 stolen wealth important realize aid flows rich countries developing world miniscule compared massive out-flows corrupt elites mr president year must reiterate threat posed mankind due climate_change unprecedented fires australia siberia california brazil unprecedented flooding various parts world record temperatures even arctic circle make us worried future generations commitments made paris agreement climate
PAK 2020 639 639 record temperatures even arctic circle make us worried future generations commitments made paris agreement must fulfilled particular commitment mobilize billion annually climate finance pakistan’s contribution carbon_emissions minimal one countries affected climate_change yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution climate
PAK 2020 644 644 make us worried future generations commitments made paris agreement must fulfilled particular commitment mobilize billion annually climate finance pakistan’s contribution carbon_emissions minimal one countries affected climate_change yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution mitigating effects climate_change mr president climate
PAK 2020 651 651 paris agreement must fulfilled particular commitment mobilize billion annually climate finance pakistan’s contribution carbon_emissions minimal one countries affected climate_change yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution mitigating effects climate_change mr president pandemic opportunity bring humanity together unfortunately instead climate
PAK 2020 667 667 countries affected climate_change yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution mitigating effects climate_change mr president pandemic opportunity bring humanity together unfortunately instead fanned nationalism increased global tensions given rise racial religious hatred violence vulnerable minorities several places trends climate
PER 2020 741 741 extremely valuable humanitarian support contribute political resolution regional crisis becomes chronic issue one wants see especially venezuelan people suffering crisis mr president peru particularly vulnerable climate_change government adopted framework law climate_change committed national implementation paris agreement establishing road maps adaptation measures mitigation measures conservation sustainable use amazon another priority country including climate
PER 2020 746 746 political resolution regional crisis becomes chronic issue one wants see especially venezuelan people suffering crisis mr president peru particularly vulnerable climate_change government adopted framework law climate_change committed national implementation paris agreement establishing road maps adaptation measures mitigation measures conservation sustainable use amazon another priority country including strengthening resilience adaptive capacity addressing climate
PER 2020 772 772 committed national implementation paris agreement establishing road maps adaptation measures mitigation measures conservation sustainable use amazon another priority country including strengthening resilience adaptive capacity addressing climate_change safeguarding country’s vast biological diversity accordingly december promoted presidential summit leticia pact signed weeks ago together leaders amazon adopted regional plan action integral vision combating climate
PHL 2020 484 484 income country end pandemic placed economy recession despite downward pressure growth philippines remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravages pandemic peoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate
PHL 2020 493 493 pressure growth philippines remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravages pandemic peoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change climate
PHL 2020 510 510 global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravages pandemic peoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change honor call parties strengthen communities peoples preparedness resilience talking mankind earth one home mr president philippines will climate
PHL 2020 518 518 climate_change worsened ravages pandemic peoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change honor call parties strengthen communities peoples preparedness resilience talking mankind earth one home mr president philippines will continue protect human rights people especially scourge illegal climate
PLW 2020 786 786 must learn lessons past decade goals must supported adequate resources climate cop26 may also delayed pandemic delay increased climate ambition support implementation increased ambition responding climate_emergency existential concern momentary drop emissions year allowed generate complacency global progress climate finance commitments made developed countries shirked pandemic undermine ability vulnerable mitigate adapt climate climate
PLW 2020 831 831 undermine ability vulnerable mitigate adapt climate impacts green climate fund needs continue work simplified access vulnerable small island developing states palau preparations reach ndc target renewable_energy generation progressing solar power supporting microgrid will soon reduce miniscule emissions also serve form adaptation increase energy security resilience reduce volatilities imported fossil fuels right climate
PLW 2020 877 877 volatilities imported fossil fuels right support implementation can go bringing forward enhanced ndc cop26 ready energy transition palau need right partnerships deliver ambition current impacts climate_emergency worsen generating security threats vulnerable countries especially small island states welcome germany’s initiative convene security council debate climate_emergency year reiterate call pacific island states appointment climate
PLW 2020 895 895 need right partnerships deliver ambition current impacts climate_emergency worsen generating security threats vulnerable countries especially small island states welcome germany’s initiative convene security council debate climate_emergency year reiterate call pacific island states appointment special representative secretary-general climate security integrate concerns council’s agenda time time palau emphasized need effective partnerships support sustainable climate
PLW 2020 1099 1099 earth safe enough quarantine-free travel covid-free nations like palau currently working together create world’s first safe bubble economy many international issues organizations un framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization taiwan can also make meaningful contributions strengthening collective action taiwanese residents journalists unjustly barred accessing un premises limiting ability engage un’s climate
PNG 2020 194 194 partnership sustainable development combat covid-19 measles polio tb foster peace security bougainville highlands region supporting women girls equality empowerment protection gender-based violence environmental protection combating climate_change onus us succeeding generations work collectively multilateralism un stop scourge war reaffirm faith fundamental human rights reestablish basic conditions justice rule law promote social progress climate
PNG 2020 906 906 supports august decision pacific islands forum leaders blue pacific continent narrative ensure maritime zones delineated accordance un convention law sea challenged reduced result sea-level rise climate_change therefore look forward keen interest outcome international law commission’s study group sea-level rise relation international law also interested harnessing regional global efforts including second un climate
PNG 2020 1066 1066 determined contributions ndc report united nations recently reviewed deforestation forest degradation call upon un assist find balance cutting trees forest revenue preserving mitigate adverse impacts climate_change given png world’s rainforest per cent world’s biodiversity continues ongoing challenge government terms meeting peoples basic needs sustain livelihoods preservation forests response global_warming government recently climate
PNG 2020 1089 1089 adverse impacts climate_change given png world’s rainforest per cent world’s biodiversity continues ongoing challenge government terms meeting peoples basic needs sustain livelihoods preservation forests response global_warming government recently approved png’s national redd strategy country report prerequisite accessing fund mr president bougainville peace process remains priority government committed peace agreement enabled nearly climate
POR 2020 206 206 support united nations system politically financially will uphold ambitious agenda commitments strengthen capacity un member states responding major areas international interest including sustainable development goals climate_change migration hosting refugees issues related sea sustainability oceans leadership reforms introduced secretary-general essential making organization’s work effective flexible can therefore count full support mr president climate
POR 2020 395 395 inseparable need new global commitment based human dignity balances concrete access opportunities hope crisis caused pandemic must therefore serve excuse disrupt policies aimed countering current climate_emergency poses existential threat everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby helping build societies less vulnerable impacts extreme_weather events similarly essential climate
POR 2020 409 409 caused pandemic must therefore serve excuse disrupt policies aimed countering current climate_emergency poses existential threat everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby helping build societies less vulnerable impacts extreme_weather events similarly essential deepen relationship oceans climate_change paying special attention small island states therefore portugal reaffirms commitment climate
POR 2020 417 417 aimed countering current climate_emergency poses existential threat everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby helping build societies less vulnerable impacts extreme_weather events similarly essential deepen relationship oceans climate_change paying special attention small island states therefore portugal reaffirms commitment co-hosting together kenya united nations ocean conference counts climate
POR 2020 424 424 everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby helping build societies less vulnerable impacts extreme_weather events similarly essential deepen relationship oceans climate_change paying special attention small island states therefore portugal reaffirms commitment co-hosting together kenya united nations ocean conference counts participation un member states highest level mr climate
PRY 2020 125 125 today’s world presents us problems addressed isolation deepening multilateralism effective tool responding needs share quest peace protection human rights non-proliferation nuclear weapons protection environment fight climate_change international trade based principles rules therefore underscore importance agenda sustainable development road map guide us towards equitable world future generations landlocked developing countries special needs climate
QAT 2020 1005 1005 doha next may implement behavioral insights combating terrorism violent extremism mr president field development assistance developing countries least developed countries support countries affected negative impacts climate_change qatar fulfilled pledge providing contribution million support least developed countries small island developing states deal climate_change pleased host doha january fifth united nations conference least climate
QAT 2020 1021 1021 countries least developed countries support countries affected negative impacts climate_change qatar fulfilled pledge providing contribution million support least developed countries small island developing states deal climate_change pleased host doha january fifth united nations conference least developed countries confident conference will support march towards achieving development next decade line agenda sustainable development climate
ROU 2020 450 450 accelerate action biodiversity sustainable development firm action also needed order tackle climate environmental emergencies rising sea levels catastrophic weather events can longer afford ignore risks climate_change duty future generations turn glasgow cop26 success achieve goals paris agreement eu green deal token commitment regard example good practice european states institutions succeed must climate
RUS 2020 966 966 particular offering provide vaccine free charge voluntary vaccination staff un offices received requests un colleagues respect will respond critical items today’s agenda issues environmental protection climate_change remain focus joint efforts specialized multilateral un conventions treaties protocols proved fully relevant calling states comply good faith particularly working achieve objectives paris agreement dear climate
RWA 2020 84 84 charted transformative agenda gender equality continues guide us empowerment women made us safer wealthier true gender equality still attained country five years ago paris agreement climate_change signed implementing framework will slow pace global_warming give economies time adapt new technologies kigali amendment montreal protocol adopted four years ago will play major role climate
RWA 2020 91 91 us empowerment women made us safer wealthier true gender equality still attained country five years ago paris agreement climate_change signed implementing framework will slow pace global_warming give economies time adapt new technologies kigali amendment montreal protocol adopted four years ago will play major role reducing consumption hydrofluorocarbons just half member states climate
SAU 2020 943 943 lebanon achieve aspirations security stability prosperity terrorist organization must disarmed mr president distinguished attendees podium call intensification global efforts confront great challenges facing humanity areas climate_change poverty organized crime spread epidemics challenges require strengthen cooperation work bright future generations come may live stability peace security may god’s peace upon thank mr climate
SDN 2020 315 315 values multilateralism international cooperation underpin charter united nations agenda sustainable development essential order reinforce three pillars united nations security development human rights moreover global issues climate_change geopolitical tensions humanitarian crises various forms mean must reach understandings respect values interests people calls shared interest action multilateralism diplomacy especially time political social economic climate
SEN 2020 212 212 pandemic secondly given uncertainty situation will discuss need united nations whose mission universal remain focused major priorities three main pillars peace security sustainable development particular climate_emergency promotion protection human rights lastly going share lessons learned senegal’s experience developing country particularly context pandemic response strategy excellencies ladies gentlemen year will undoubtedly remembered climate
SEN 2020 603 603 existential questions one left behind together can face multiple challenges terrorism violent extremism armed conflict financing development illicit financial flows migration poverty exclusion public health climate_change regard legitimate ask africa remains continent permanent seat security council devotes large part agenda continent hosting ministerial meeting african union committee ten heads state government climate
SEN 2020 802 802 commitment agenda un reform order restore multilateralism rightful place united nations centre excellencies ladies gentlemen determination combating covid-19 pandemic must also inspire us fight effectively climate_change safeguard biodiversity indeed need recall climate_change devastating effect populations particularly increases poverty rural exodus social exclusion intercommunal tensions natural resources example like several countries sahel climate
SEN 2020 808 808 multilateralism rightful place united nations centre excellencies ladies gentlemen determination combating covid-19 pandemic must also inspire us fight effectively climate_change safeguard biodiversity indeed need recall climate_change devastating effect populations particularly increases poverty rural exodus social exclusion intercommunal tensions natural resources example like several countries sahel region senegal recently recorded equivalent month’s climate
SEN 2020 853 853 region senegal recently recorded equivalent month’s amount rain one day upended lives thousands people want avoid apocalypse future generations alternative implement united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement particular developed countries must honour financial commitments including green climate fund equally concern challenge concerning loss biodiversity excellency mr macky sail noted loss climate
SEN 2020 993 993 index regard response pandemic regard 2019-2023 adjusted accelerated priority action plan plan emerging senegal plan revised upwards billion contributing sum billion total investments crucial issue climate_change prioritized within framework particularly implementation green emerging senegal plan regard investment programme dedicating billion cfa francs approximately million sustainable reforestation national territory establishment national forest climate
SGP 2020 654 654 need rebuild safe reliable transport networks facilitate resumption people mobility third rebuild must continue important work increasing resilience meet challenges posed digital revolution cybersecurity threats climate_change transboundary pollution shall focus today challenges posed specifically digital revolution climate_change must harness new digital technology benefit societies whilst mitigating possible negative impact covid-19 accelerated climate
SGP 2020 665 665 rebuild must continue important work increasing resilience meet challenges posed digital revolution cybersecurity threats climate_change transboundary pollution shall focus today challenges posed specifically digital revolution climate_change must harness new digital technology benefit societies whilst mitigating possible negative impact covid-19 accelerated deployment artificial intelligence robotics digital payments e-government services remote work national climate
SGP 2020 788 788 continue work un group governmental experts advancing responsible state behaviour cyberspace context international security open-ended working group developments field icts context international security oewg short climate_change paris agreement established important global consensus action climate_change must lose sight goal preserve planet future generations covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-being health one planet environment climate
SGP 2020 796 796 state behaviour cyberspace context international security open-ended working group developments field icts context international security oewg short climate_change paris agreement established important global consensus action climate_change must lose sight goal preserve planet future generations covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-being health one planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’s climate
SGP 2020 832 832 inextricably linked well-being health one planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’s health existence countries therefore align recovery efforts longterm climate goals climate_change presents clear present danger singapore indeed small island nations although impact global emissions small especially vulnerable singapore takes climate_action obligations seriously submitted enhanced nationally determined climate
SGP 2020 851 851 align recovery efforts longterm climate goals climate_change presents clear present danger singapore indeed small island nations although impact global emissions small especially vulnerable singapore takes climate_action obligations seriously submitted enhanced nationally determined contribution paris agreement long-term low-emissions development strategy beyond un framework convention climate_change march even midst tackling current pandemic post-covid climate
SGP 2020 869 869 global emissions small especially vulnerable singapore takes climate_action obligations seriously submitted enhanced nationally determined contribution paris agreement long-term low-emissions development strategy beyond un framework convention climate_change march even midst tackling current pandemic post-covid multilateral system countries hope go back way things covid came upon us neither can multilateral system must adapt climate
SLB 2020 525 525 targeting development rural areas especially small medium enterprises primarily engages commerce industries mr president whilst dealing pandemic global proportions solomon islands continues battle incremental effects climate_change negative impacts livelihoods security wellbeing solomon islanders climate_change resulted changing weather patterns caused anomaly weather events epic proportions additionally climate_change resulted warming global temperatures melting climate
SLB 2020 533 533 primarily engages commerce industries mr president whilst dealing pandemic global proportions solomon islands continues battle incremental effects climate_change negative impacts livelihoods security wellbeing solomon islanders climate_change resulted changing weather patterns caused anomaly weather events epic proportions additionally climate_change resulted warming global temperatures melting ice caps causing sea levels rise sea level climate
SLB 2020 545 545 islands continues battle incremental effects climate_change negative impacts livelihoods security wellbeing solomon islanders climate_change resulted changing weather patterns caused anomaly weather events epic proportions additionally climate_change resulted warming global temperatures melting ice caps causing sea levels rise sea level rise abnormal weather events wreaked havoc infrastructure homes mention threatening food security climate
SLB 2020 648 648 remains track continue call development partners remain us steady trajectory wish remind us collective efforts combat coronavirus must lose sight need address ongoing challenges brought climate_change reiterate government’s call action greater means implementation reduce greenhouse gas emissions furthermore call states set ambitious nationally determined contributions let us adhere science telling us climate
SLB 2020 657 657 trajectory wish remind us collective efforts combat coronavirus must lose sight need address ongoing challenges brought climate_change reiterate government’s call action greater means implementation reduce greenhouse gas emissions furthermore call states set ambitious nationally determined contributions let us adhere science telling us strive maintain global temperature increase degrees celsius mr president climate
SLB 2020 677 677 action greater means implementation reduce greenhouse gas emissions furthermore call states set ambitious nationally determined contributions let us adhere science telling us strive maintain global temperature increase degrees celsius mr president large ocean state area million square kilometres conservation preservation ocean resources remains priority solomon islands lives people economy country remains climate
SLB 2020 876 876 sovereignty government’s position national maritime zones deposited united nations subject change despite sea level rise solomon islands ocean state country’s sovereign territory change due effects climate_change sea level rise mr president time world facing unprecedented challenges exacerbated covid important ever world remains united efforts bring peace unity among peoples regardless race climate
SLB 2020 1262 1262 many continue affected ongoing onslaught may take time pause reflect virus changed lives look ways can collaborate together alleviate impacts continue confront problems world faces climate_change deteriorating health planet coronavirus must remember can addressed collective action every one us old african proverb says wish go fast go alone wish go far climate
SLE 2020 70 70 secretary-general antonio guterres astute leadership profound commitment work organization particular acknowledge appreciation call global ceasefire current pandemic setting covid-19 response fund advancing urgent need address climate_change implementing sustainable development goals outset let also behalf government people sierra leone express heartfelt deep condolences member states united nations loss lives due covid-19 pandemics climate
SLE 2020 231 231 action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment multilateralism can effectively tackle covid-19 pandemic meaningfully address prevailing universal challenges poverty hunger diseases natural disasters climate_change terrorism human rights violations cybersecurity transnational organized crime mr president time isolationist sentiments geopolitical tensions economic uncertainties escalating multilateral rules-based system severely tested un charter climate
SLE 2020 418 418 west african states ecowas mr president collective multilateral aspiration hope safer secure world embodied adoption agenda sustainable development goals sdgs addis ababa action agenda paris climate_change agreement covid-19 pandemic makes timely attainment objectives agenda unlikely imperative respond cooperatively pandemic way will put nations back track accelerate progress towards achieving sdg reduced climate
SLE 2020 594 594 developed countries working hard address longterm structural problems economies mr president sierra leone believe will impossible make necessary progress global agendas education health gender equality climate_change reduce inequality violence injustice corruption medium- term nationaldevelopment plan 2019-2023 prioritises human developmentcapital therefore working implement critical drivers sustainable development empowerment women girls central mygovernment’s climate
SLE 2020 721 721 science technology innovation works closely ministry technical higher education increased investments purposeful infrastructure will generate economic productivity improve standards living constructing resurfacing roads expanding access carbon-neutral energy off-grid locations extending ict penetration improving access potable water sanitation facilities launched mitigation protection strategies forestall adverse effects climate_change especially vulnerable populations urge international climate
SLE 2020 741 741 constructing resurfacing roads expanding access carbon-neutral energy off-grid locations extending ict penetration improving access potable water sanitation facilities launched mitigation protection strategies forestall adverse effects climate_change especially vulnerable populations urge international cooperation urgent implementation paris agreement climate_change mr president chair g7 group countries brings together countries affected conflict fragility sierra leone climate
SLE 2020 752 752 penetration improving access potable water sanitation facilities launched mitigation protection strategies forestall adverse effects climate_change especially vulnerable populations urge international cooperation urgent implementation paris agreement climate_change mr president chair g7 group countries brings together countries affected conflict fragility sierra leone remains committed fostering peaceful just inclusive societies among local action sierra climate
SMR 2020 266 266 will disproportionately felt vulnerable countries groups including indigenous peoples ethnic minorities persons disabilities women children inadequate health systems gaps social protection structural inequalities environmental degradation climate_crisis pandemic showing us fragility world united nations leads response health crisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian assistance establishing instruments rapid responses socio-economic impact respect san climate
SMR 2020 756 756 disinformation reason joined year cross-regional statement infodemic context covid-19 supporting united nations communications response initiative verified campaign announced un secretary general april mr president effects climate_change including increasingly frequent severe weather phenomena floods droughts diminishing fresh water resources desertification land degradation sea-level rise threatening entire populations depriving livelihoods effects climate_change can climate
SMR 2020 780 780 effects climate_change including increasingly frequent severe weather phenomena floods droughts diminishing fresh water resources desertification land degradation sea-level rise threatening entire populations depriving livelihoods effects climate_change can lead inter alia food insecurity large- scale displacement social tensions exacerbating prolonging contributing risk future conflicts although greenhouse gas emissions projected drop per cent climate
SMR 2020 799 799 threatening entire populations depriving livelihoods effects climate_change can lead inter alia food insecurity large- scale displacement social tensions exacerbating prolonging contributing risk future conflicts although greenhouse gas emissions projected drop per cent air quality improved result travel bans economic slowdown resulting pandemic global community far track meet either c targets called climate
SOM 2020 565 565 covid-19 will continue exacerbate already existing gulf developed developing fragile states make un family something must avoided costs tackling today’s major global challenges including insecurity climate_change poverty increasing inequality driver much division discontent across world depend effective cooperation multilateral actions bring sustainable development goals fruition somalia working un create better future climate
SRB 2020 1090 1090 additionally serbia will continue contributing fight terrorism full implementation un global counter-terrorism strategy relevant resolutions united nations security council adoption sustainable development agenda well paris climate_change agreement key steps facing biggest challenges today global economic instability growing social inequality climate_change effects dear friends un charter constitution modern international community collection basic climate
SRB 2020 1104 1104 resolutions united nations security council adoption sustainable development agenda well paris climate_change agreement key steps facing biggest challenges today global economic instability growing social inequality climate_change effects dear friends un charter constitution modern international community collection basic principles regulating international relations processes international community one must stand back unfortunately end 20th climate
STP 2020 424 424 relations equal footing member states organization persistence violent extremism must continue receive attention detriment equally important challenges human existence reflected sustainable development goals combating poverty climate_change sea piracy among others mr president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19 pandemic caused new coronavirus incalculable consequences health social economic terms light climate
SUR 2020 224 224 democratic institutions uphold rule law good governance sustain peace security advance path towards realizing sustainable development goals despite considerable progress made global discussions variety matters climate_change sustainable development migration refugees terrorism cyber-warfare nuclear proliferation experienced multilateralism occasionally come attack since founding united nations years ago geopolitical field changed drastically security council climate
SUR 2020 404 404 principles strive importantly mr president multilateralism necessitates us recommit vision un charter regard call lifting longstanding unilateral economic financial commercial embargo republic cuba people multilateralism climate_change mr president focus international community currently managing containing spread covid-19 pandemic continue dedicate attention challenges equal even greater impact sustainable development countries entire planet addressing climate
SUR 2020 431 431 president focus international community currently managing containing spread covid-19 pandemic continue dedicate attention challenges equal even greater impact sustainable development countries entire planet addressing impact climate_change one challenges country miles low-lying coastline suriname among top vulnerable countries respect disastrous effects sea-level rise result global_warming despite position suriname taken lead country highest climate
SUR 2020 449 449 sustainable development countries entire planet addressing impact climate_change one challenges country miles low-lying coastline suriname among top vulnerable countries respect disastrous effects sea-level rise result global_warming despite position suriname taken lead country highest forest cover low deforestation rate advocate mobilization financial resources support sustainable development making significant contribution mitigating global_warming estimated climate
SUR 2020 473 473 result global_warming despite position suriname taken lead country highest forest cover low deforestation rate advocate mobilization financial resources support sustainable development making significant contribution mitigating global_warming estimated standing forests store gigatons forest carbon per year small contribution believe however national commitments may serve particular domestic concerns maximize impact strong international engagement climate
SVK 2020 382 382 different experience much quickly can achieve willing realise common threat change behaviour work together order prevent vis-a-vis covid-19 can also comes global threats well notably climate_change undoubtedly greatest threat common future experts estimate climate_change will five times deadly covid-19 able organize create parallel teams worldwide develop anti-covid vaccine lacked much needed climate
SVK 2020 390 390 common threat change behaviour work together order prevent vis-a-vis covid-19 can also comes global threats well notably climate_change undoubtedly greatest threat common future experts estimate climate_change will five times deadly covid-19 able organize create parallel teams worldwide develop anti-covid vaccine lacked much needed knowledge climate_change know just need show genuine will climate
SVK 2020 409 409 greatest threat common future experts estimate climate_change will five times deadly covid-19 able organize create parallel teams worldwide develop anti-covid vaccine lacked much needed knowledge climate_change know just need show genuine will act together one make real priority let science innovations also solidarity compassion lead way ladies gentlemen make lesson covid-19 climate
SVK 2020 479 479 work together let us renew commitment among us even take along mentioned principles solidarity responsibility trust resolve act shown current pandemic can change threat covid-19 climate_change opportunity benefit thank climate
SVN 2020 323 323 world bee day celebrated 20th may recognizing importance bees pollinators food security biodiversity sustainable development personal advocacy environmental protection global local based introducing public debates climate_change establishing committee climate policy supporting youth movements like reaffirm slovenia’s personal commitment stop unprecedented rate biodiversity loss halt climate_change effects join leaders pledge nature ladies climate
SVN 2020 342 342 global local based introducing public debates climate_change establishing committee climate policy supporting youth movements like reaffirm slovenia’s personal commitment stop unprecedented rate biodiversity loss halt climate_change effects join leaders pledge nature ladies gentlemen covid-19 crisis brought stark realization importance solidarity cooperation among within multilateral organizations world health organization covid-19 pandemic left climate
SWE 2020 81 81 order multilateralism re-committed strengthening international cooperation modern innovative inclusive un core now rare opportunity build better societies societies resilient opportunity jointly address shared challenges pandemic climate_crisis widening inequalities violations international law threats international peace create secretary-general guterres called recent mandela lecture new social contract new global deal excellencies sweden fully supports climate
SWE 2020 151 151 world leaders expressed commitment securing equitable global access future covid-19 vaccines one safe everyone safe securing access vaccines global challenge requires international cooperation solidarity excellencies climate_change one pressing issues throughout world young old people alike marched together streets demand decisionmakers like us act line scientific recommendations must reshape societies lower emissions climate
SWE 2020 196 196 recommendations must reshape societies lower emissions sweden striving first fossil-free welfare nation welcome competition beat us post 21-00394 add will continue work industrial sector achieve net-zero emissions least within leadership group industry transition launched india last year’s climate summit call ambitious nationally determined contributions paris agreement will work ambitious outcome cop26 climate
SYC 2020 353 353 preserving development achievements reinforcing resilience future shocks actions include building capacity small island developing states cope recover external shocks pandemics like covid-19 forms disasters impacts climate_change international financial institutions re-examine eligibility criteria tailor sids access concessional financing take account extreme vulnerability economic climate now public health shocks put us particular risk climate
SYC 2020 416 416 specific persistent constraints vulnerabilities compact will require design new enhancement existing financial instruments guide sids economies current crisis create responsive system maintain gains reinforce resilience climate_change achieve sustainable development massive global economic restructuring now underway presents world unique opportunity pursue holistic transformational approach address numerous escalating global crises face making efficient climate
SYC 2020 567 567 cent giant exclusive economic zone million square kilometres recognition even dealt public health emergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new climate
SYC 2020 577 577 dealt public health emergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs climate
SYC 2020 596 596 ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air quality pandemic temporary climate
SYC 2020 614 614 pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air quality pandemic temporary research shows will negligible impact climate_crisis know long covid-19 pandemic will last know heading towards temperature increase approximately climate
SYC 2020 627 627 jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air quality pandemic temporary research shows will negligible impact climate_crisis know long covid-19 pandemic will last know heading towards temperature increase approximately degrees celsius business continues usual will devastating consequences us especially sids vulnerable countries climate
SYC 2020 637 637 behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air quality pandemic temporary research shows will negligible impact climate_crisis know long covid-19 pandemic will last know heading towards temperature increase approximately degrees celsius business continues usual will devastating consequences us especially sids vulnerable countries covid-19 biggest global challenge time climate_change number one threat humanity climate
SYC 2020 658 658 last know heading towards temperature increase approximately degrees celsius business continues usual will devastating consequences us especially sids vulnerable countries covid-19 biggest global challenge time climate_change number one threat humanity postponement cop26 november mean postponement climate_action urgently-needed efforts raise climate ambitions seychelles updated nationally determined contribution ndc climate pledge paris agreement climate
SYC 2020 668 668 continues usual will devastating consequences us especially sids vulnerable countries covid-19 biggest global challenge time climate_change number one threat humanity postponement cop26 november mean postponement climate_action urgently-needed efforts raise climate ambitions seychelles updated nationally determined contribution ndc climate pledge paris agreement will accordingly whole chapter harnessing ocean surrounds islands nature-based climate_action climate
SYC 2020 693 693 climate_action urgently-needed efforts raise climate ambitions seychelles updated nationally determined contribution ndc climate pledge paris agreement will accordingly whole chapter harnessing ocean surrounds islands nature-based climate_action seychelles ndc will champion blue carbon ecosystems mangroves vast expanses seagrass meadows form part new marine protected areas will enable us big ocean state contribute climate
SYC 2020 721 721 will champion blue carbon ecosystems mangroves vast expanses seagrass meadows form part new marine protected areas will enable us big ocean state contribute global fight climate_change far relied solely land-based actions seychelles protection nearly third eez ocean conservation sustainability climate_action shows countries responses health financial crisis caused covid19 need expense nature climate
SYC 2020 735 735 protected areas will enable us big ocean state contribute global fight climate_change far relied solely land-based actions seychelles protection nearly third eez ocean conservation sustainability climate_action shows countries responses health financial crisis caused covid19 need expense nature climate seychelles agrees need international solidarity cooperation ever face worst human economic crisis lifetime climate
SYC 2020 775 775 need international solidarity cooperation ever face worst human economic crisis lifetime multilateralism works developed developing countries many argue society unwilling make behavioural changes necessary address climate_change effectively countries responses covid-19 show otherwise changed previously unthinkable ways must lose sight fact stimulus packages aimed rescuing economies coronavirus crisis will determine shape global climate
SYC 2020 857 857 transformative global response covid pandemic transformation will take us vulnerable countries fragile economies included sustainable resilient post-covid world better equipped meet goals agenda paris agreement climate_change small island developing states thank climate
TCD 2020 256 256 need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism confronting covid-19 effective multilateral action fully underlines importance must attach international cooperation multilateralism irreplaceable means address major common challenges pandemics climate_change terrorism poverty inequality name covid-19 crisis laid bare common weaknesses time demonstrated need enhanced collective efforts better understand overcome global challenges benefit every one us climate
TCD 2020 558 558 assembly seventy-fourth session assessed progress made enormous gaps remained relative fulfilling commitments made within framework agenda terms ending extreme poverty ensuring access quality education combating climate_change reducing inequalities ensuring inclusion particular africa gap financing sustainable development enormous promises made agenda sustainable development addis ababa action agenda fulfilled moment underscore without robust climate
TCD 2020 1011 1011 working strengthening coherence goals activities initiatives support g-5 sahel order respond effectively challenges produce tangible results ground terms security development excellencies ladies gentlemen concerning issue climate_change chad sahelian country subject harmful effects existential threat strongly affects sectors make foundation economy remains committed implementation paris agreement climate_change light urgent need implement measures climate
TCD 2020 1031 1031 excellencies ladies gentlemen concerning issue climate_change chad sahelian country subject harmful effects existential threat strongly affects sectors make foundation economy remains committed implementation paris agreement climate_change light urgent need implement measures adopted within framework financing fight climate_change particularly aimed marshalling substantial resources developing countries longer doubt excellencies ladies gentlemen international level climate
TCD 2020 1042 1042 effects existential threat strongly affects sectors make foundation economy remains committed implementation paris agreement climate_change light urgent need implement measures adopted within framework financing fight climate_change particularly aimed marshalling substantial resources developing countries longer doubt excellencies ladies gentlemen international level welcome ceasefire libya declared simultaneously president presidency council government national accord climate
TGO 2020 744 744 armed conflicts forms nowadays conflicts taken new form driven non- state actors amorphous networks fuel terrorism religious extremism including countries sahel region central africa moreover climate_change especially destructive weather events recently seen africa migration crisis challenges organization must meet bold sustainable responses achieve ideals founded peoples expectations high pressing country urges climate
THA 2020 1015 1015 together must create space generations join hands collaboration order plan future want finally take opportunity reaffirm thailand’s commitment support agendas united nations peace security development climate_change management commitments human rights promotion partnerships various sectors multilateralism will guide us crisis together done throughout years future peace prevails better world future generations thank climate
TJK 2020 893 893 voluntary report back introduced progress achieved towards sustainable development goals hopeful decade action deliver global goals will help seek ways sustainable solutions pressing global challenges climate_change poverty gender inequality financing give utmost importance climate_change challenges process pose serious hardships nations including tajikistan past sixty years average annual temperature tajikistan increased one climate
TJK 2020 901 901 development goals hopeful decade action deliver global goals will help seek ways sustainable solutions pressing global challenges climate_change poverty gender inequality financing give utmost importance climate_change challenges process pose serious hardships nations including tajikistan past sixty years average annual temperature tajikistan increased one degree resulted increased number days heavy precipitations intensity climate
TJK 2020 915 915 pressing global challenges climate_change poverty gender inequality financing give utmost importance climate_change challenges process pose serious hardships nations including tajikistan past sixty years average annual temperature tajikistan increased one degree resulted increased number days heavy precipitations intensity natural hydro-meteorological phenomena year year affecting countries throughout world tajikistan per cent territory covered climate
TJK 2020 1063 1063 international regional organizations support tajikistan expedition glaciers central asia tajikistan generates ninety nine percent electricity hydro-electric power stations renewable green energy sources country among less carbon_dioxide emitters world context wish offer following proposals towards seeking ways addressing climate_change previously introduced international fora encouragement widespread use renewable_energy sources facilitate friendly environment green climate
TJK 2020 1075 1075 nine percent electricity hydro-electric power stations renewable green energy sources country among less carbon_dioxide emitters world context wish offer following proposals towards seeking ways addressing climate_change previously introduced international fora encouragement widespread use renewable_energy sources facilitate friendly environment green economy development comprehensive support donor countries international regional financial institutions implementation national climate
TJK 2020 1083 1083 energy sources country among less carbon_dioxide emitters world context wish offer following proposals towards seeking ways addressing climate_change previously introduced international fora encouragement widespread use renewable_energy sources facilitate friendly environment green economy development comprehensive support donor countries international regional financial institutions implementation national strategies programs adaptation climate_change reinforce regular monitoring generation climate
TJK 2020 1104 1104 fora encouragement widespread use renewable_energy sources facilitate friendly environment green economy development comprehensive support donor countries international regional financial institutions implementation national strategies programs adaptation climate_change reinforce regular monitoring generation water resources especially glaciers strengthen international cooperation protection water resources implementation tajikistan’s proposal establish international glacier preservation fund delivery comprehensive financial climate
TLS 2020 362 362 mr president ladies gentlemen disrespect nature caused climate changes negative impact humankind destruction ecosystems biodiversity linked new diseases covid-19 illustration thus timor-leste believes paris agreement climate_change sustainable development goals embody essential means issues road reconstruction countries development family farming rational planned use natural resources fight pollution intelligent policies protect environment engagement climate
TON 2020 286 286 cooperation international community response covid-19 including facilitating timely repatriation stranded tongan people abroad mr president small island developing states including tonga contribute one percent global greenhouse gas emissions unfortunate continue bear brunt climate injustice result pacific island countries continue imperiled many tropical cyclones unprecedented magnitudes destructive nature recent one tropical cyclone climate
TON 2020 341 341 havoc four pacific island nations namely fiji solomon islands vanuatu country tonga grapple distressing effect covid-19 outbreak pacific island forum leaders consistently echoed need urgent climate_action communique every year least last years year marks fifth-year anniversary adoption paris agreement befitting us capture historic moment reaffirming commitment achieving goal limiting global_warming c climate
TON 2020 365 365 urgent climate_action communique every year least last years year marks fifth-year anniversary adoption paris agreement befitting us capture historic moment reaffirming commitment achieving goal limiting global_warming c tonga currently reviewing nationally determined contributions ndcs enhanced ndcs will submitted united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc secretariat year though 26th session conference parties climate
TON 2020 382 382 capture historic moment reaffirming commitment achieving goal limiting global_warming c tonga currently reviewing nationally determined contributions ndcs enhanced ndcs will submitted united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc secretariat year though 26th session conference parties cop unfccc held glasgow united kingdom postponed tonga remains committed prepare long-term low emission development strategies lt-leds climate
TON 2020 423 423 tonga remains committed prepare long-term low emission development strategies lt-leds will communicated secretariat unfccc cop marked year delivery powering sustainable development kingdom attainment per cent renewable_energy penetration project delays caused global pandemic sudden halt market supply chains led major disruption tonga’s ndcs achievement target however agreements signed grant funding way public climate
TON 2020 493 493 storage systems coupled network rehabilitation increase accessibility electricity furthest islands tonga mr president tonga continues recognize importance ocean-climate nexus continues note grave concern detrimental impacts climate_change marine environment endeavour achieve sdg advancing commitment conserve sustainably use world’s ocean seas marine resources measures taken establish special management areas smas initiatives implementation tonga climate
TON 2020 688 688 sustainable development ocean mr president tonga maintains baselines presently determine territorial boundaries established united nations convention law sea remain unchanged despite effects sea level rise climate_change modification might ensue sovereignty must compromised effect continue support work international law commission sixth committee much anticipated fourth session inter-governmental conference international legally binding instrument climate
TTO 2020 746 746 business instead traditional in-person meetings optimistic greater reliance digital platforms will result opportunities young people fields related cyber technology cyber security mr president widely acknowledged climate_change threat existence also cognisant pernicious threat recognise geographical boundaries will disproportionately impact developing countries particularly small island developing states sids least developed countries ldcs small climate
TTO 2020 783 783 impact developing countries particularly small island developing states sids least developed countries ldcs small island developing state trinidad tobago remains high risk affected harmful effects climate_change already manifested coastal erosion resulting rise sea level regard country continues place emphasis multi-pronged approaches future adaptation mitigation climate_change within constraints limited financial capability therefore climate
TTO 2020 802 802 remains high risk affected harmful effects climate_change already manifested coastal erosion resulting rise sea level regard country continues place emphasis multi-pronged approaches future adaptation mitigation climate_change within constraints limited financial capability therefore remain committed achieving sustainable development combination collaborative approaches improved partnerships stakeholders mr president covid-19 pandemic coupled significant decreases energy climate
TUR 2020 1256 1256 control suffered significant damage recent years international community must move forward basis equality justice regard eliminating weapons mass destruction another important issue obligation act together climate_change see human interference balance nature can lead heavy costs must stop reverse bad course turkey sincerely support efforts struggle fulfil obligations even though almost negligible climate
TUV 2020 431 431 income better standard living responsible consumption production will allow us fewer resources need adopt circular economy approach reduce demand depleting global resources covid-19 immediate crisis climate_change remained single greatest threat livelihoods security wellbeing pacific peoples long run pacific islands forum leaders last year reaffirmed commitment kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action climate
TUV 2020 455 455 crisis climate_change remained single greatest threat livelihoods security wellbeing pacific peoples long run pacific islands forum leaders last year reaffirmed commitment kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now shared prosperity security blue pacific can safely exist international community pursues efforts limit global_warming c transformation investment response covid-19 pandemic must also serve climate
TUV 2020 471 471 leaders last year reaffirmed commitment kainaki ii declaration urgent climate_change action now shared prosperity security blue pacific can safely exist international community pursues efforts limit global_warming c transformation investment response covid-19 pandemic must also serve build resilience impacts climate_change failed putting additional debt already exhausted capacities can exacerbate climate crises going climate
TUV 2020 484 484 prosperity security blue pacific can safely exist international community pursues efforts limit global_warming c transformation investment response covid-19 pandemic must also serve build resilience impacts climate_change failed putting additional debt already exhausted capacities can exacerbate climate crises going forward decarbonization remains central effort combat impacts climate_change help build resilient small vulnerable climate
TUV 2020 498 498 transformation investment response covid-19 pandemic must also serve build resilience impacts climate_change failed putting additional debt already exhausted capacities can exacerbate climate crises going forward decarbonization remains central effort combat impacts climate_change help build resilient small vulnerable economies societies need clean affordable energy energy efficiency renewables electrification paris agreement’s commitments update climate
TUV 2020 504 504 also serve build resilience impacts climate_change failed putting additional debt already exhausted capacities can exacerbate climate crises going forward decarbonization remains central effort combat impacts climate_change help build resilient small vulnerable economies societies need clean affordable energy energy efficiency renewables electrification paris agreement’s commitments update ndcs develop low emissions development strategies climate
TUV 2020 538 538 clean affordable energy energy efficiency renewables electrification paris agreement’s commitments update ndcs develop low emissions development strategies remain critical synergized covid19 recovery efforts accelerate transition decarbonization build resilience investing building resilience natural disaster important region pacific islands forum leaders endorsed establishment pacific resilience facility whose purpose finance small disasters resilience projects climate
TUV 2020 633 633 vulnerability food security systems atoll nations like tuvalu agriculture difficult rising sea levels last years assistance development partners invested new agricultural food production systems resilient climate_change sea level rise acknowledge recent work peacebuilding fund area encourage assistance scale initiative develop food security atoll nations access grant financing debt relief initiatives crucial climate
UGA 2020 641 641 building back better work recovery covid-19 pandemic prioritizes elimination silo approach service delivery enhances synergies across sectors among actors implementation national sustainable development priorities policies climate_change remains one greatest challenges time continue witness climate-change disasters across globe result considerable loss life property clear country immune disasters addressing climate_change calls effective bold climate
UGA 2020 663 663 development priorities policies climate_change remains one greatest challenges time continue witness climate-change disasters across globe result considerable loss life property clear country immune disasters addressing climate_change calls effective bold multilateral action us uganda example continued experience prolonged droughts melting ice caps highest mountain mount rwenzori floods erratic rainfall landslides recently experienced climate
UGA 2020 741 741 energy order enhance production well increasing forest wetland cover line ambitious nationally determined contributions investments will enable us halt reduce reverse environmental degradation adverse effects climate_change well improve sustainable use natural resources inclusive economic growth mobilizing means implementation mitigating adapting effects climate_change including resilience remains critical particularly international level regard uganda climate
UGA 2020 757 757 enable us halt reduce reverse environmental degradation adverse effects climate_change well improve sustainable use natural resources inclusive economic growth mobilizing means implementation mitigating adapting effects climate_change including resilience remains critical particularly international level regard uganda will support bold action proposals twenty-sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled areas climate
UGA 2020 780 780 adapting effects climate_change including resilience remains critical particularly international level regard uganda will support bold action proposals twenty-sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled areas mitigation adaptation financing therefore urge developed countries fulfil financial commitments line paris agreement climate_change provide billion annually assist developing states parties mitigation adaptation climate
UGA 2020 796 796 proposals twenty-sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change scheduled areas mitigation adaptation financing therefore urge developed countries fulfil financial commitments line paris agreement climate_change provide billion annually assist developing states parties mitigation adaptation also continue witness increasing trend biodiversity loss wildlife living species endangered risk extinction rely heavily planet climate
URY 2020 465 465 meet challenges facing humankind uruguay continues take steps direction recently established ministry environment demonstrate issue priority government mr president uruguay wishes reiterate support paris agreement climate_change firm commitment objectives area uruguay developed national climate_change response plan addresses risk prevention mitigation adaptation understand productive efforts good experiences effective efficient management subject accountability climate
URY 2020 473 473 direction recently established ministry environment demonstrate issue priority government mr president uruguay wishes reiterate support paris agreement climate_change firm commitment objectives area uruguay developed national climate_change response plan addresses risk prevention mitigation adaptation understand productive efforts good experiences effective efficient management subject accountability light current challenges receive greater attention recognition also climate
USA 2020 189 189 year china dumps millions millions tons plastic trash oceans overfishes countries waters destroys vast swaths coral reef emits toxic mercury atmosphere country anywhere world china’s carbon_emissions nearly twice u.s rising fast contrast withdrew one-sided paris climate accord last year america reduced carbon_emissions country agreement attack america’s exceptional environmental record ignoring china’s climate
USA 2020 205 205 reef emits toxic mercury atmosphere country anywhere world china’s carbon_emissions nearly twice u.s rising fast contrast withdrew one-sided paris climate accord last year america reduced carbon_emissions country agreement attack america’s exceptional environmental record ignoring china’s rampant pollution interested environment want punish america will stand united nations effective organization must focus real climate
UZB 2020 718 718 address concerns long-suffering afghan people main task commission must promote facilitate economic social development afghanistan distinguished heads state government another acute problem time related global climate_change today every country feels negative effects process unfortunately negative developments also pose great threat sustainable development central asia like draw attention devastating effects drying aral climate
VAT 2020 763 763 seventieth anniversary visit took place time marked truly dynamic multilateralism moment great hope promise international community eve adoption agenda sustainable development months later paris agreement climate_change also adopted yet must honestly admit even though progress made promises made five years ago can reiterate must avoid every temptation fall declarationist nominalism assuage climate
VAT 2020 853 853 place burden next generations take problems caused previous ones must seriously ask political will allocate honesty responsibility courage human financial technological resources mitigate negative effects climate_change well help poorest vulnerable populations suffer holy see will continue play part concrete sign holy see’s commitment care common home recently ratified kigali amendment montreal climate
VCT 2020 64 64 securing peaceful prosperous future nations peoples yet convene today backdrop covid-19 pandemic likes experienced century future want rightfully deserve appears grave jeopardy amidst rising tides climate_change scourge desertification land degradation including sahel challenges biodiversity social political economic inequities global economy uneveness contradictions lopsided multilateral system norms rules conveniently applied upheld favour climate
VCT 2020 644 644 developed countries developing ones unilateralist termination correspondent banking relations purely spurious hypocritical grounds breaking international law willy-nilly serve narrowly nationalist interests issue including existential matter climate_change relegation small island developing states expendable margins global political economy mr president small island developing state faced exceptional unique admixture existential circumstances ranging inherent vulnerabilities climate
VEN 2020 241 241 south also thinks south also matters south also exists poet benedetti said centennial presence must work save planet make call achieve highest political commitment fight climate_change reality urgent priority recognize importance strengthening mitigation adaptation actions accordance united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement therefore reaffirm importance means implementation developing countries carry climate
VEN 2020 256 256 work save planet make call achieve highest political commitment fight climate_change reality urgent priority recognize importance strengthening mitigation adaptation actions accordance united nations framework convention climate_change paris agreement therefore reaffirm importance means implementation developing countries carry climate actions noam chomsky recently warned much time left mr president united nations humanity whole climate
VEN 2020 290 290 countries carry climate actions noam chomsky recently warned much time left mr president united nations humanity whole face deep complex crisis combining covid-19 pandemic global climate_change challenges sustainable development added disturbing scenario less alarming claim great powers lead humanity direct confrontation military sphere perhaps last one species united states america far climate
VUT 2020 257 257 drastically plummeting revenue sources mr president covid-19 also shone new light existing global challenges conflicts including escalating threat arms race terrorism continuous human rights abuses climate_change displacement people scourge non-communicable disease disruptions technological revolution redefining future work around world see fallout pandemic deepening community divisions escalating geopolitical tensions changing trade relations climate
VUT 2020 436 436 tropical cyclone severity compound disaster already left enduring scars families communities nation limited resources strained ongoing recovery efforts previous disasters ever looming threat future disasters extreme_weather events fuelled exacerbated climate_change even experience assures us working together can will recover will build back better emerge stronger resilient spirit came together nation july climate
VUT 2020 440 440 disaster already left enduring scars families communities nation limited resources strained ongoing recovery efforts previous disasters ever looming threat future disasters extreme_weather events fuelled exacerbated climate_change even experience assures us working together can will recover will build back better emerge stronger resilient spirit came together nation july celebrate 40th anniversary political climate
VUT 2020 663 663 economic environmental needs associated covd-19 cyclone harold empowers us build back better continue advance development aspirations must keep moving forward just revert back increasing frequency extreme_weather events disasters means recovery become new normal building back better will possible right architecture place us small island developing states especially biggest threats global notably climate
VUT 2020 689 689 events disasters means recovery become new normal building back better will possible right architecture place us small island developing states especially biggest threats global notably climate_change management oceans therefore solutions must global means imperative necessary international architecture place resources address complex challenges becoming scarcer vulnerable countries ldcs sids especially face daunting climate
VUT 2020 852 852 increase ensure recapitalization financial instruments green climate fund call processes access funds simplified made easier access order allow small island developing states like vanuatu implement climate_change mitigation adaptation priorities reflected various frameworks implementation including national determined contributions ndcs thirdly un needs find ways address de risking measures adopted large international banks climate
WSM 2020 124 124 promise hope justice united nations offers irrespective economic political military strength committed multilateralism united nations representing last bastion challenges uncertainties beset world pandemics economic crises climate_change systemic discrimination endemic poverty dangerous threats peace security need balance power among un members well responsibilities representation people set scene partnerships bearing promise future theme climate
WSM 2020 349 349 kindness faster virus hate fear misinformation mr president future want un need pacific sids future already uncertain compromised world continues current trajectory emissions causing degrees global_warming pose existential threat islands pandemic introduced temporary lockdowns severe cyclones continue rampage coastlines whittle away sea level rises higher oceans yield gnawing acidification border closures climate
WSM 2020 376 376 existential threat islands pandemic introduced temporary lockdowns severe cyclones continue rampage coastlines whittle away sea level rises higher oceans yield gnawing acidification border closures observed climate_change knows restrictions respects boundaries tsunamis tornadoes hurricanes earthquakes flooding deadly bush fires heat waves droughts continue take devastate countless lives heightened occurrence catastrophic climatic-related disasters climate
WSM 2020 447 447 climate critical meetings unfccc cop26 cbd cop15 un ocean conference postponed however equate deferment ambitious actions need uphold paris agreement commitments maintain needed momentum ambitious climate_action united nations remains best hope provide political will necessary commitment avoid existential threat many small states un family must mobilise leaders governments ngos private sector climate
WSM 2020 480 480 will necessary commitment avoid existential threat many small states un family must mobilise leaders governments ngos private sector empower youth rural communities fight ongoing threat climate_change unite environmental degradation 75th anniversary un point hope generations come rather end due legacy selfishness denial ignorance small island states like samoa facing brunt impacts climate
WSM 2020 506 506 unite environmental degradation 75th anniversary un point hope generations come rather end due legacy selfishness denial ignorance small island states like samoa facing brunt impacts climate_change country immune reaches climate_change mr president want future peaceful societies free conflict nuclear weapons un made notable achievements peace security agenda much work still needs climate
WSM 2020 510 510 anniversary un point hope generations come rather end due legacy selfishness denial ignorance small island states like samoa facing brunt impacts climate_change country immune reaches climate_change mr president want future peaceful societies free conflict nuclear weapons un made notable achievements peace security agenda much work still needs done covid-19 contributing increased climate
WSM 2020 996 996 nations will produce legally binding instrument conservation sustainable use marine biological diversity areas beyond national jurisdiction bbnj un will continue recognise unique vulnerabilities sids impacts climate_change ensuring effective implementation samoa pathway mr president commit advance unity common good common prosperity ability lies uniqueness united nations become foremost forum address issues transcend climate
ZAF 2020 590 590 continue live occupation repeat call end illegal occupation western sahara palestinian people’s right self-determination call lifting economic embargo blockade cuba excellencies choice work together address climate_change crisis rebuild aftermath pandemic opportunity place global economy low-carbon climate resilient developmental path must advance principles green circular economies just sake environmental sustainability opportunities job climate
ZAF 2020 624 624 low-carbon climate resilient developmental path must advance principles green circular economies just sake environmental sustainability opportunities job creation economic growth global recovery effort must place climate_change adaptation mitigation support centre line paris agreement multilateral environmental commitments founders un stood crossroads years later answered history’s call craft new order world crisis today climate
ZWE 2020 168 168 goodwill well uphold mutual respect observe sovereign equality states excellencies zimbabwe new path like nations region facing humanitarian challenges case worsened illegal sanctions negative impact climate_change compounded outbreak covid-19 pandemic however administration continues record notable achievements towards sustainable development leaves one behind macro- economic stabilization reforms seen reduction budget deficit single climate

KWIC - Intersection

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SWE 1988.L728 16 16 threat survival inferior arms race alarming research reports tell us climate begun change probable result greenhouse effect life-giving resources destroyed erosion desertification devastation forests people’shealthincreasingly affected poisoning water food chains depletion ozone layer causes threats environment lie excessive exploitation natural resources climate
FIN 1989.L630 13 13 countries directly affected depletion ozone layer increasing emissions carbon dioxides produce so-called greenhouse effect climate earth increasing presence substances atmosphere cause acid rain direct dangershealththerefore hardly surprise witnessed increasing international activity field several initiatives taken launch concerted international climate
JPN 1989.L2223 28 28 irrevocable just past years blink eye vast continuum history mankind ventured far reaches space sought explore oceans- depths ominous acceleration pace environmental destructionhealthplanet gravely threatened global_warming destruction ozone layer depletion tropical rain forests acid rain desertification global environmental problems confront us today must dealt entire international community climate
LBY 1989.L2168 30 30 world facing unprecedented environmental crisis nature sending us urgent warnings can ignored peril numerous growing indicators crisis around us addition seriousair_pollutiondesertification soil erosion depletion forests greenhouse effect unusual climatic changes deterioration ozone layer also problem nuclear industrial toxic wastes given rise justifiable concern especially third climate
DEU 1990.L2720 10 10 squandering energy resources another key problem changing world climate greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer bach earth’s many environmental problems will exacerbated two central problems solvedair_pollutionextinction species erosion will increase dramatically reduce chances survival future generations climate
ATG 1991.L885 42 42 umbrella control united nations antarctica important barometer earth’s environmentalhealthsignificant source food oceans fish fragile ecological system allow raped hope successful exploitation industrial activity antarctica tilt carbon_dioxide imbalance atmosphere drill larger holes earth’s protective climate
BTN 1991.L1122 16 16 far goal indeed every day brings alarming evidence diminishing capacity planet sustain life ominous signs greenhouse effect depletion ozone layer include climatic changes increase certainhealthproblems air water pollution soil degradation desertification deforestation threaten world’s food supplies living conditions overpopulation puts strains climate
CAN 1991.L1833 7 7 solitudes rich poor true canada worried climate_change worried loss species pollutants arctic food chain ocean resources forests developed country recognise developing countries eliminating poverty ensuringnutritioneradicating disease top priorities inextricably linked environment recognise climate
CAN 1991.L1835 5 5 poor true canada worried climate_change worried loss species pollutants arctic food chain ocean resources forests developed country recognise developing countries eliminating poverty ensuring nutrition eradicatingdiseasetop priorities inextricably linked environment recognise climate
ATG 1993.L560 32 32 gases toxins emitted atmosphere altering global environment fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals humanhealthwell-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero climate
ATG 1993.L560 33 33 toxins emitted atmosphere altering global environment fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals humanhealthwell-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero climate
ATG 1993.L560 38 38 environment fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals humanhealthwell-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero climate
ATG 1993.L560 39 39 fatal consequences forecast earth’s climate biodiverse flora fauna agriculture living animals humanhealthwell-being borne mind contribution small island states climate_change global_warming sea-level rise zero effects climate_change global_warming sea-level rise will reduce small island states like mine zero climate
BHS 1995.L175 29 29 succeeding generations scourge war managed far global war concerned saved generations heritage future good enough save seemingly inevitable lot chronic poverty ignorancediseasethreat nuclear annihilation consequences global_warming good enough save generations life security existence planet live jeopardy clearly responsible establishing parameters action past produced result desirable necessary climate
FJI 1995.L2109 41 41 countries given overriding priority will remain combatting poverty recognizing presenthealthworld’s climate system result detrimental patterns production consumption industrialized countries countries continue take lead reducing emission greenhouse gases fiji welcomes successful completion united nations conference climate
JPN 1995.L142 35 35 recent statement geneva approach end twentieth century billion people living absolute poverty billion receive even basichealthcare needless say remain increasingly grave problems environmental degradation including global_warming deforestation marine pollution united nations universal international organization exists cope grave problems ensure international climate
LUX 1995.L977 32 32 problems review take cognizance fact countries faced new phenomena often diverse alike reaching beyond national borders thinking inter aliahealthproblems aids environmental problems depletion ozone layer global_warming also social phenomena population growth pressure migration problem refugees violations human rights trans-border issues increasing concern drug climate
GBR 1996.L809 40 40 growth equity developing human resources full potential giving priority needs poorhealtheducation clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forests pandemic diseases development ignores climate
GBR 1996.L831 20 20 priority needs poor health education clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forestspandemicdiseases development ignores will sustainable united nations central forum focusing attention action governments civil society challenges enter next century next year’s climate
GBR 1996.L832 19 19 needs poor health education clean water small enterprises increasingly partnership development amongst us deal growing problems planet survival climate_change environment future world’s oceans forests pandemicdiseasesdevelopment ignores will sustainable united nations central forum focusing attention action governments civil society challenges enter next century next year’s climate
SLB 1996.L640 42 42 decision-making overseas development assistance therefore directed needed fostering publichealthliteracy electrification recent completion first solar-powered village important us implementing habitat agenda encouraging self-reliance village development solar renewable_energy resources water wind will economic education health climate
SLB 1996.L665 19 19 health literacy electrification recent completion first solar-powered village important us implementing habitat agenda encouraging self-reliance village development solar renewable_energy resources water wind will economic educationhealthdevelopment plans several weeks ago internet reached solomon islands personal computers growing number secondary schools possibility lap-top computers hands teachers climate
AUT 1998.L1799 3 3 lead combating climate_change european community member states determined translate commitments made kyoto concrete actions achievements context sustainable development population issues particular concern directly relate humanhealthquality life coming decades climate
TTO 1998.L1177 26 26 nations fund international partnerships will strengthen partnerships support united nations projects deliver resources programmes peoples served united nations agencies approval grants projects broad categories children’shealthenvironment climate_change women population food security drug control poverty alleviation landmines will contribute significantly pursuit goals united nations establishment fund testimony can achieved shared vision climate
FRA 1999.L914 2 2 protocol climate_change current negotiations protocol biosafety attest importance achievements uncertain future climates recurrence natural catastrophes urge us make efforts earth fragile human species spread newepidemicsendangers health entire climate
MHL 1999.L302 8 8 may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_changediseaseobserving symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes climate
MHL 1999.L302 15 15 may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_changediseaseobserving symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes normal climate kiribati northern cook islands become climate
MHL 1999.L302 24 24 may livelihood culture natural resources economy existence climate_change us now must stressed bad weather climate_change however extreme events observed recent years indications expected climate_change climate_changediseaseobserving symptoms pacific experienced number severe weather events changes normal climate kiribati northern cook islands become wetter fiji tonga become drier samoa difference daytime night-time climate
MHL 1999.L430 6 6 small emissions part effort develop renewable_energy sector regard pleased inform assembly government approved solar energy policy first stage will project install solar panels outer islandhealthcentres one high schools support united nations climate
USA 1999.L539 36 36 g-7 nations adopted plan reduce per cent outstanding debt world’s poorest countries freeing resources educationhealthgrowth us developed developing countries alike take action now halt global climate_change fighting poverty great deal vulnerable members human family will hurt first hurt rising climate
USA 1999.L570 7 7 alike take action now halt global climate_change fighting poverty great deal vulnerable members human family will hurt first hurt rising temperatures devastate agriculture accelerate spreaddiseasetropical countries flood island nations mean developing countries climate
KGZ 2000.L816 22 22 economic aspects also environmental perspective submitted secretary- general year instruments ratification accession following treaties concerning environmental issues united nations framework convention climate_change convention long-range transboundaryair_pollutionrotterdam convention prior informed consent procedure certain hazardous chemicals pesticides international trade vienna convention protection ozone layer montreal protocol substances deplete ozone layer climate
PLW 2000.L77 28 28 problems must seriously looked body international regional organizations solutions may found remedies provided alleviate suffering impose world peoples problems ranging hunger poverty tuberculosismalariaspread hiv aids global_warming environmental degradation vulnerability just responsibilities countries regions affected every member global community must play part order planet inhabitants survive destructive forces climate
PLW 2000.L192 38 38 security mankind must confront real danger hiv aids work collectively towards eradication horriblediseaseuncontrolled unregulated human activities affected will continue affect ecosystem thereby endangering threatening existence global_warming difficult scientifically complicated phenomenon even today scientists still divided issue particularly climate
MHL 2001.L407 37 37 intrusion increasing salinity direct impact subsistence cropping vulnerabilities together prolonged drought constitute deadly perilhealthsurvival welcome successful outcome sixth session conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change recently concluded marrakesh kyoto protocol best available solution address environmental concerns able climate
PNG 2001.L972 20 20 tsunami la niña phenomenon bringing floods landslides leaving death destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers casesdiseasesmalaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster climate
PNG 2001.L972 43 43 effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers casesdiseasesmalaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease climate
PNG 2001.L973 19 19 la niña phenomenon bringing floods landslides leaving death destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseasesmalariahigher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster climate
PNG 2001.L973 42 42 effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseasesmalariahigher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua climate
PNG 2001.L981 11 11 destruction wake acknowledge prompt generous support neighbours dealing effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidencemalariaregion real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster climate
PNG 2001.L981 34 34 effects disasters global_warming also brought increased numbers cases diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidencemalariaregion real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful climate
PNG 2001.L997 20 20 diseases malaria higher-altitude populous region country threat increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidencediseasepapua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last year’s announcement climate
PNG 2001.L1004 13 13 increased incidence malaria region real negatively affect demographics country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aidsepidemictuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance field health care also welcome last year’s announcement climate
PNG 2001.L1012 5 5 country definitely link among climate_change natural disaster spread increased incidence disease papua new guinea exempt hiv aids epidemic tuberculosis grateful australia partners provided assistance fieldhealthcare also welcome last year’s announcement climate
SLB 2001.L734 44 44 success national development planning depends significantly continuedhealthmarine environment unique circumstances small island developing states must fully understood international community strive address serious threats natural disasters climate_change sea-level rise kyoto protocol remains climate
ATG 2002.L701 43 43 access clean water proper sanitation energy services improvehealthconditions agriculture particularly dry lands better protect world’s biodiversity ecosystems however summit’s failure agree target date increasing use renewable_energy major disappointment small island developing states climate
EGY 2002.L1365 39 39 suffer spread hiv aids threatens stability owing lack capacity resources unable containpandemicthus necessitating assistance countries dealing crisis world also confronts numerous environmental challenges related biodiversity climate_change drought desertification require redoubling international efforts address order safeguard right climate
FRA 2002.L1084 36 36 time come strengthen concrete cooperation permit access basic resources water energy basic social services educationhealthfood security let us also call ratification full implementation kyoto protocol climate_change let us establish true global governance sustainable development give necessary coherence france proposes climate
KHM 2002.L755 28 28 point view essential continue work together build caring community nations development gap developed developing countries reduced threat terrorism totally eliminated menace hiv aidspandemiccurbed poverty alleviated global_warming kept check will possible building better cooperation closer partnership fostering mutual respect cultivating greater tolerance enhancing spirit real united nations strongly climate
LVA 2002.L447 43 43 exploitation women children endemic poverty unemployment drug addictiondiseaseenvironmental pollution global ecological crisis planet now experiencing resulted reckless disregard earth sustains us radically curb excessive amount greenhouse gases pollutants produce every day will climate
NRU 2002.L250 7 7 instrument first step universal campaign address climate_change therefore join call united states australia see way clear not-too-distant future ratifying protocol another issue special importance nauruhealthocean custodians largest ocean rich natural marine resources climate
PNG 2002.L892 21 21 materials region called states engaging activities accept full responsibility liability compensation damage may result directly indirectly transport radioactive material region global_warming brought increase number casesdiseaseslike malaria higher- altitude regions country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune hiv aids climate
PNG 2002.L894 19 19 called states engaging activities accept full responsibility liability compensation damage may result directly indirectly transport radioactive material region global_warming brought increase number cases diseases likemalariahigher- altitude regions country still major threat papua new guinea particularly populous region highlands papua new guinea immune hiv aids climate
SLB 2002.L1006 2 2 reducing greenhouse gas emissions least developed countries still grapple harsh realities poverty vulnerability external economic shocks debt burden poor infrastructure poor limited access better educationhealthsocial services list climate
DMA 2003.L149 35 35 entangled web complex problems threaten global security problems require urgent attention united nations include hiv aidsdiseasespoverty marginalization indigenous people terrorism global crime growing scarcity freshwater global_warming spread light arms threaten peaceful countries like dominica nuclear proliferation armed civil conflicts refugees climate
LAO 2003.L147 19 19 made present problems plaguing planet alas limited considered political military also affect environmental social economic fronts striking issues global_warming pollution natural disasters hiv aids incurablediseasespoverty underdevelopment crises refugees debt economic stagnation yet find effective solutions severity problems even acute globalized world gap developed developing climate
LVA 2003.L706 45 45 group devoting particular attention reduction childmortalityimprovement mothers health twentieth century mankind inflicted environmental damage planet previous centuries combined devote greater efforts reducing environmental pollution including greenhouse gas emissions future generations climate
LVA 2003.L709 42 42 group devoting particular attention reduction child mortality improvement mothershealthtwentieth century mankind inflicted environmental damage planet previous centuries combined devote greater efforts reducing environmental pollution including greenhouse gas emissions future generations stand inherit planet climate
PLW 2003.L300 5 5 exacerbate conflict environmental threats climate_change depletion stratospheric ozone introduction nuisance plant animal species overharvesting fish living natural resources transnational movement hazardous chemicals waste directly threatenhealtheconomic well-being every people world palau climate
PNG 2003.L719 23 23 papua new guinea fully endorses recent declarations plans action doha monterrey johannesburg conferences resolved meet challenges poverty eradication hunger illiteracy environmental degradation climate_change hiv aidsmalariapreventable diseases also committed addressing issues good governance desire government papua new guinea incorporate millennium development goals national development priorities process adopting medium-term development climate
PNG 2003.L721 21 21 guinea fully endorses recent declarations plans action doha monterrey johannesburg conferences resolved meet challenges poverty eradication hunger illiteracy environmental degradation climate_change hiv aids malaria preventablediseasesalso committed addressing issues good governance desire government papua new guinea incorporate millennium development goals national development priorities process adopting medium-term development climate
RUS 2003.L453 8 8 problems milestone will achieved area world conference climate_change scheduled convene next week russia’s capital moscow also believe essential global system established monitor neutralize dangerous infectiousdiseasesconsider work done global fund real demonstration international solidarity climate
SVK 2003.L927 26 26 nations charter though undisputed validity principles remains undiminished shy away seeking answers solutions fundamental global challenges face today including extreme poverty drug smuggling spread deadlydiseasesglobal climate_change finding appropriate solutions issues requires multilateral cooperation viable united nations core wish see strong decisive united nations capable effectively responding current future challenges climate
HRV 2004.L339 26 26 respond expectations dire need assistance protect imbalances injustice shy away seeking available solutions fundamental global challenges face today including extreme poverty drug smuggling spread deadlydiseasesglobal climate_change globalization needs mastered opportunities offers need assessed excesses rectified finding appropriate answers fundamental questions requires multilateral cooperation viable effective united nations core wish climate
KIR 2004.L102 19 19 individual nations global community ongoing conflicts iraq parts world scourge terrorism existence nuclear arsenals accelerated environmental degradation threat global_warming sea-level rise hunger poverty hiv aidspandemicnon- communicable diseases marginalization least developed countries within global economy underdevelopment continue pose major challenges organization must address today challenges climate
KIR 2004.L105 16 16 community ongoing conflicts iraq parts world scourge terrorism existence nuclear arsenals accelerated environmental degradation threat global_warming sea-level rise hunger poverty hiv aids pandemic non- communicablediseasesmarginalization least developed countries within global economy underdevelopment continue pose major challenges organization must address today challenges climate
LAO 2004.L716 21 21 success enter twenty-first century world today still confronted numerous complex problems including wars armed conflicts terrorism global crime human trafficking global_warming environmental degradation hiv aidsdiseasesmarginalization developing countries particular three vulnerable groups among least developed countries landlocked developing countries small island developing states international community cooperate work climate
MHL 2004.L256 15 15 world marshall islands faces challenges shared many small island states environment extremely vulnerable effects climate_change natural disasters small population faces challenge managing high levels majordiseasesdiabetes risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitted diseases limited resource base remoteness restrict ability integrate climate
MHL 2004.L265 6 6 states environment extremely vulnerable effects climate_change natural disasters small population faces challenge managing high levels major diseases diabetes risk rapid spread hiv aids sexually transmitteddiseaseslimited resource base remoteness restrict ability integrate climate
BRA 2005.L739 31 31 results together non-proliferation efforts must continue work tirelessly towards nuclear disarmament addition challenges just referred faced two crises global scopepandemicexplosion hiv aids serious threats posed climate_change brazil will continue promote implementation existing multilateral instruments fight scourges brazil committed reinforcing strategic alliance main partner region climate
FRA 2005.L1091 45 45 young women denied right sexual reproductivehealthdisabilities marginalized society indian ocean gulf mexico japan antarctica man confronted today unprecedented rise environmental threats caused scientific proof reality climate_change human origins irrefutable initiatives climate
GAB 2005.L316 42 42 document high-level meeting reaffirmed commitment international community fight hiv-aidsmalariatuberculosis infectious diseases undeniable global challenges numerous interdependent environmental degradation become one main threats life earth consequences climate_change caused human activity root natural disasters unprecedented climate
GAB 2005.L319 39 39 document high-level meeting reaffirmed commitment international community fight hiv-aids malaria tuberculosis infectiousdiseasesundeniable global challenges numerous interdependent environmental degradation become one main threats life earth consequences climate_change caused human activity root natural disasters unprecedented scale future generations climate
MHL 2005.L437 13 13 disasters also context far less dramatic less crucial global actions needed mitigate climate_change arrest sea-level rise late act people marshall islands others become environmental refugeeshealthissues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing major diseases diabetes influenza bird flu climate
MHL 2005.L447 3 3 needed mitigate climate_change arrest sea-level rise late act people marshall islands others become environmental refugees health issues marshall islands continues face challenges associated dealing majordiseasesdiabetes influenza bird flu climate
TGO 2005.L140 40 40 face world particular ongoing conflicts ravaging many countries regions around worldpandemicsfloods natural disasters terrible dangers threaten environment ecosystem famine various places particularly africa caused drought climate_change growing gulf wealthy countries afflicted underdevelopment require greater solidarity climate
VAT 2005.L264 24 24 mention three specific areas ethical challenge regard solidarity poor promotion common good sustainable environment small gains made last area remain risk among things climate_change newdiseasesirresponsible destruction forests water pollution depletion fish stocks destruction global commons oceans estimated essential services provided ecosystems used unsustainably enormity today’s environmental challenge obliges us climate
AUS 2006.L491 33 33 day offload responsibility onto others can make solemn pledges work much harder assist developing nations confronting ravages povertydiseasecan sign high- minded manifestos protect environment risk climate_change alongside global security two issues crucial collective future much talk mere artifice unless backed resolute practical climate
ISL 2006.L334 46 46 around world hope reduce childmortalityunless deal contamination fresh water close relationship health earth’s ecosystem human welfare security peace icelanders base livelihood living resources sea abundant renewable_energy iceland rose relatively climate
ISL 2006.L342 38 38 around world hope reduce child mortality unless deal contamination fresh water close relationshiphealthearth’s ecosystem human welfare security peace icelanders base livelihood living resources sea abundant renewable_energy iceland rose relatively recent poverty affluence application technological innovations drawing international climate
MUS 2006.L805 36 36 joined innovative financing mechanism initiated france brazil introduce solidarity levy air tickets fight hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis launching week unitaid international drug purchase facility aroused new hopes climate_change yet another serious threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent climate
MUS 2006.L846 14 14 threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent scientists reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectorsdiseaseleading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change climate
MUS 2006.L846 23 23 threat long us conveniently decided ignore fact well-known institutions eminent scientists reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectorsdiseaseleading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look climate
MUS 2006.L846 39 39 climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectorsdiseaseleading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward climate
MUS 2006.L857 3 3 reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions casesmalariamosquito-borne diseases result climate_change climate
MUS 2006.L857 12 12 reached conclusion climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions casesmalariamosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look climate
MUS 2006.L857 28 28 climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions casesmalariamosquito-borne diseases result climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward multilateral trading system will fair equitable provides specific situations needs small climate
MUS 2006.L859 1 1 NA climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-bornediseasesresult climate_change climate
MUS 2006.L859 10 10 climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-bornediseasesresult climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look climate
MUS 2006.L859 26 26 climate_change may one biggest threats humankind particular concern impact global_warming certain vectors disease leading proliferation estimated africa example may witness many millions cases malaria mosquito-bornediseasesresult climate_change mauritius fully committed successful conclusion doha development round look forward multilateral trading system will fair equitable provides specific situations needs small vulnerable economies climate
NZL 2006.L312 19 19 work pacific countries challenge new zealand accepts facing challenge confront economic environmental governance development security issues markets distant climate_change reality political instability help threats communicablediseaseshiv aids pandemic influenza must managed pacific accounts almost one quarter surface world area bigger europe middle east combined strategic climate
NZL 2006.L315 16 16 challenge new zealand accepts facing challenge confront economic environmental governance development security issues markets distant climate_change reality political instability help threats communicable diseases hiv aidspandemicinfluenza must managed pacific accounts almost one quarter surface world area bigger europe middle east combined strategic climate
PNG 2006.L160 41 41 human atrocities genocides wars poverty terrorism emergence hiv aids increasemalariatuberculosis streets communities littered small arms light weapons smuggling drugs humans illegal activities rise environmental degradation climate_change continue unabated must confront issues urgently complement efforts climate
SGP 2006.L333 10 10 failure areas global action needed insufficient us worry global climate_change can consensus costs benefits distributed unevenly major polluters unwilling accept responsibility hear dire warnings worldhealthorganization global flu pandemic yet collective response feeble never give hope climate
SGP 2006.L337 6 6 needed insufficient us worry global climate_change can consensus costs benefits distributed unevenly major polluters unwilling accept responsibility hear dire warnings world health organization global flupandemicyet collective response feeble never give hope climate
STP 2006.L350 39 39 afford antiretrovirals need sick people ability police maritime borders keep main sourceinfectionwomen children among millions faceless victims around world without help one day face extinction climate_change already sabotaging many efforts made achieve sustainable development goals augmenting climate
VCT 2006.L303 16 16 want know see practical evidence united nations tackling purposeful way issues global poverty environmental degradation climate_change empowerment women protection children promotion peace security hiv aidspandemicprovision clean water adequate supply food among telling requisites undoubtedly many governments rich powerful countries show signs climate
AND 2007.L353 26 26 thawing many glaciers two poles vivid examples climatic disorder combat tell truth planet threatened think accurate assertion really threatened vulnerable persons countries ones suffer warillnessunderdevelopment climate_change will affect us us equally time trafficking abuse children women continue despite legal instruments equipped countries andorra defence human rights liberties considered fundamental climate
ATG 2007.L592 28 28 poor embedded revenue-generating mechanisms government resolves ensure benefits economic growth shared among entire population focusing employment generation provision free low-cost social services areashealtheducation among others climate_change global problem requiring collective response respond quickly result will disaster global scale represents monumental test political will courage humanity general especially climate
AUS 2007.L931 6 6 parties year’s united nations conference climate_change bali agree new mandate convention will move beyond kyoto forge comprehensive new agreement international community must also address pressinghealthhuman security issues particular spread hiv aids climate
BEN 2007.L199 43 43 inequalities states within societies ever greater proliferation endemicdiseasesdecimates human resources malnutrition desertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress climate
BEN 2007.L199 45 45 within societies ever greater proliferation endemicdiseasesdecimates human resources malnutrition desertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress climate
BEN 2007.L203 39 39 inequalities states within societies ever greater proliferation endemic diseases decimates human resourcesmalnutritiondesertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress since rio summit terms climate
BEN 2007.L203 41 41 within societies ever greater proliferation endemic diseases decimates human resourcesmalnutritiondesertification coastal erosion dangerously reduce vital space accentuate competition survival together repeated flooding resulting global_warming linked climate_change indeed made considerable progress since rio summit terms climate
BFA 2007.L97 34 34 floods year bereaved many families regions country dozens death thousands homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequentepidemicsimplications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent climate
BFA 2007.L97 37 37 many families regions country dozens death thousands homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequentepidemicsimplications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent climate
BFA 2007.L97 42 42 death thousands homeless people displaced persons food crisis subsequentepidemicsimplications beyond statistics heavy price country burkina faso pays global_warming phenomenon linked climate_change hope conclusions important summit climate_change held september will promote adoption appropriate urgent climate
BWA 2007.L121 26 26 united nations many global challenges face persist insurmountable fallen short commitments obligations freely entered charter peoples earth human cultural resources technology end severe global povertydiseasereverse climate_change prevent wars alleviate human suffering unfortunately substantial resources continue wasted destructive endeavours rather constructive work squander valuable assets production weapons war mass destruction climate
CHE 2007.L46 13 13 time civilian populations targets suicide attacks sophisticated weapons children forced become soldiers climate_change poses threat survival planet meeting responsibilities responsibility lie millions men women sufferingmalnutritionbasic needs met injustice everywhere environment destroyed can overcome scourges assailing human beings throughout climate
CHE 2007.L451 32 32 disruption balance nature taken whole phenomena pose major threat millions people places people live cultures living conditions risks securityhealthdevelopment discussed fourth assessment report intergovernmental panel climate_change today environmental problems threat security political level require act responsibly human beings also require forming alliances protect climate
CHL 2007.L396 38 38 doubled past ten years southern zones turn experiencing dangerous depletion ozone layer jeopardizinghealthcitizens although ones mainly responsible deterioration chile begun take necessary steps mitigate effects global_warming combine efforts matter urgency solutions may found said many times time climate
COM 2007.L138 48 48 destitution precariousness endemicdiseasetherefore security harmony world call greater solidarity greater humanism international community thus emphasize development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation climate
COM 2007.L176 12 12 emphasize development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation ecosystem desertification solidarity also forthcoming combating scourges affecting countries specifically hiv aidsmalariadiseases decimate peoples impede development addition yet another scourge besets world terrorism recognizes climate
COM 2007.L177 11 11 development assistance help small countries meet environmental challenges particularly effects climate_change degradation ecosystem desertification solidarity also forthcoming combating scourges affecting countries specifically hiv aids malariadiseasesdecimate peoples impede development addition yet another scourge besets world terrorism recognizes climate
GRC 2007.L171 39 39 extreme poverty many parts world failing states large-scale humanitarian disasters deadly infectiousdiseasesenvironmental degradation catastrophes devastating consequences applaud secretary-general’s initiative hold high-level event last week deal climate_change environmental issues potentially greatest threat societies hope global sustained comprehensive climate
ISL 2007.L325 10 10 results government iceland committed showing solidarity vulnerable adapting effects climate_change iceland regards women’s empowerment full participation levels fundamental issue new millennium whether relation peace securityhealthpoverty climate_change empowerment women key success women men need equally represented climate
ISL 2007.L325 26 26 results government iceland committed showing solidarity vulnerable adapting effects climate_change iceland regards women’s empowerment full participation levels fundamental issue new millennium whether relation peace securityhealthpoverty climate_change empowerment women key success women men need equally represented listened everywhere like reiterate iceland’s support recommendations high-level panel united nations system-wide coherence regarding climate
JAM 2007.L814 46 46 help support developing countries fightpandemicparticularly concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spread disease owing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority climate
JAM 2007.L828 32 32 help support developing countries fight pandemic particularly concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spreaddiseaseowing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework climate
JAM 2007.L828 39 39 concerned countries caribbean including jamaica placed disadvantage accessing necessary funding curtail spreaddiseaseowing assigned middle-income status implementing global response climate_change must remain priority seek consensus combating global_warming beyond kyoto protocol expires prepare conference parties united nations framework climate
JOR 2007.L741 19 19 inciting animosity tolerant divine religion today’s world requires effective united nations role addressing international challenges human rights armaments climate_change terrorism international crime poverty hunger infectiousdiseasesincreasing factional sectarian ethnic conflicts context emphasize importance building upon achieved call advancing process reform united nations agencies order enable climate
KHM 2007.L91 24 24 even relevant effective responding challenges facing us twenty-first century today world continues confront myriad problems ranging peace security development terrorism regional conflicts poverty global_warming pandemicdiseasesforth old new emerging crises indeed global proportion require greater collective efforts world community therefore united nations member states share common responsibility address issues effectively climate
MDG 2007.L629 29 29 destroy houses kill people increase number strength cyclones hindering whole process development higher temperatures reducing harvests unique biodiversity also lead harmful insertsillnessesafrica already seeing consequences climate_change droughts floods causes increased migration serious conflicts aggravation climate_change will bring fluxes devastating waters continents also fluxes refugees waves social climate
MDG 2007.L629 38 38 whole process development higher temperatures reducing harvests unique biodiversity also lead harmful insertsillnessesafrica already seeing consequences climate_change droughts floods causes increased migration serious conflicts aggravation climate_change will bring fluxes devastating waters continents also fluxes refugees waves social climate
MUS 2007.L887 6 6 need set true present pace climate_change goes unchecked face world may change dramatically next hundred years devastating effects future generations equally true underdevelopment poverty hungerdiseaseshiv aids malaria tuberculosis developing world present climate
MUS 2007.L890 3 3 present pace climate_change goes unchecked face world may change dramatically next hundred years devastating effects future generations equally true underdevelopment poverty hunger diseases hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis developing world present climate
OMN 2007.L476 41 41 economic losses displaced hundreds thousands people homes damaged necessary sourceshealthlivelihood addition essential services context commend vital role played united nations recognize efforts organizing high-level event climate_change held september also urge international community develop specific climate
PNG 2007.L146 36 36 rise challenges twenty-first century increasing incidence human atrocities genocide war poverty terrorism hiv aids resurgencemalariatuberculosis proliferation small arms light weapons drug human smuggling environmental degradation climate_change issues believe united nations best placed address agree president global challenges demand multilateral climate
PRT 2007.L187 27 27 millennium development goals mdgs goals demanding discourage us contrary inspire us accelerate work enhance effectiveness eradicating poverty building true partnership development promoting education decenthealthstandards combating climate_change context must mention one stated objectives european union adoption joint eu-africa strategy endorsed second eu-africa summit held lisbon december mention objective clear climate
SGP 2007.L146 21 21 singapore improvements water technology can defuse political tensions many parts world many problems face can overcome nations world acting together climate_change one another danger globalpandemicsmust also kept high agenda late director-general world health organization lee jong-wook said new global pandemic question whether mass movement human beings climate
SGP 2007.L155 12 12 parts world many problems face can overcome nations world acting together climate_change one another danger global pandemics must also kept high agenda late director-general worldhealthorganization lee jong-wook said new global pandemic question whether mass movement human beings climate
SGP 2007.L162 5 5 nations world acting together climate_change one another danger global pandemics must also kept high agenda late director-general world health organization lee jong-wook said new globalpandemicquestion whether mass movement human beings climate
SGP 2007.L249 24 24 examination knew overcome problem leaders association southeast asian nations asean convened emergency meeting premier china chief executive hong kong director-general also invited whether climate_change globalpandemicsfight terrorism multilateral trading system international finance need better global governance cold war world divided two camps super-power taking lead sphere era now behind us climate
SLE 2007.L78 32 32 sierra leone like reaffirm commitment united nations international body capacity combat multifarious problems world salvation world conflict natural disastersdiseaseshunger poverty oppression abuse violation rights menace climate_change achievement development goals will remain distant dreams without multilateral action stronger united nations greater chances realize objectives climate
SRB 2007.L774 28 28 together around common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crimepandemicdiseases harmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows climate
SRB 2007.L774 29 29 around common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crimepandemicdiseases harmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows climate
SRB 2007.L775 27 27 together around common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crime pandemicdiseasesharmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows national climate
SRB 2007.L775 28 28 around common goals objectives united action can make vigorous stand global threats international peace security terrorism bellicose extremism mass poverty organized crime pandemicdiseasesharmful consequences climate_change global_warming surely major problem age rightly figures one central topics agenda sixty-second session general assembly phenomenon arguably may affect humankind knows national climate
TGO 2007.L60 38 38 iraq risks terrorist aggression far eliminated economic terms situation overshadowed extreme poverty endemicdiseasescontinues source serious concern majority countries planet considered poorest likewise natural disasters caused climate_change constant challenge human conscience point wondering whether international community will able climate
TGO 2007.L1212 49 49 efforts areashealthparticular prevention treatment hiv aids malaria tuberculosis high-level debates general assembly held september illustrated fact one major challenges international community must immediately tackle remains climate_change NA climate
TGO 2007.L1218 43 43 efforts areas health particular prevention treatment hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis high-level debates general assembly held september illustrated fact one major challenges international community must immediately tackle remains climate_change source numerous natural disasters togo like climate
TZA 2007.L106 16 16 will steer important institution towards greater heights success highly commend secretary-general decision convene high-level event climate_change four days ago meeting gave us opportunity discuss statehealthcommon planet also gave us opportunity renew commitment take necessary steps correct mistakes made indisputable attributable large climate
UGA 2007.L168 23 23 shocks brought phenomenon increasing frequency severity prolonged drought threaten water supplies millions people poor countries well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerabilityhealthsector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate
UGA 2007.L168 41 41 well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerabilityhealthsector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change climate
UGA 2007.L168 49 49 change vulnerabilityhealthsector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change NA climate
UGA 2007.L177 14 14 water supplies millions people poor countries well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterbornediseasescholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate
UGA 2007.L177 32 32 well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterbornediseasescholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes climate
UGA 2007.L177 40 40 change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterbornediseasescholera typhoid dysentery increased incidence malaria indeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes climate
UGA 2007.L183 8 8 well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidencemalariaindeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate
UGA 2007.L183 26 26 well agriculture overwhelmingly subsistence rain-fed therefore vulnerable climate_variability change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidencemalariaindeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted climate
UGA 2007.L183 34 34 change vulnerability health sector also evident frequent floods result outbreaks waterborne diseases cholera typhoid dysentery increased incidencemalariaindeed climate_change today constitutes danger human security considering effects climate_change existence small island states coastal cities well devastation hurricanes typhoons several years ago world alerted climate
USA 2007.L1179 44 44 coming together address longer-term challenges together preparingpandemicscause death suffering global scale together working stop proliferation weapons mass destruction together confronting challenges energy security environmental quality climate_change appreciate discussions climate_change led secretary-general climate
USA 2007.L1179 47 47 longer-term challenges together preparingpandemicscause death suffering global scale together working stop proliferation weapons mass destruction together confronting challenges energy security environmental quality climate_change appreciate discussions climate_change led secretary-general climate
VCT 2007.L607 6 6 slaves new world insidious impacts climate_change must continue hold collective attention general assembly eminently avoidable ills afflicting developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worstepidemicchronic non-communicable disease americas six leading causes climate
VCT 2007.L610 3 3 insidious impacts climate_change must continue hold collective attention general assembly eminently avoidable ills afflicting developing world also demand focus caribbean faces worst epidemic chronic non-communicablediseaseamericas six leading causes climate
VNM 2007.L131 27 27 however remains bitter reality gap living standards nations population groups increasing nearly billion people still living extreme poverty time many pressing global issues emergedepidemicsenvironmental pollution climate_change proved serious threats human life note satisfaction rapid proliferation regional global cooperation arrangements meantime world yet free tense confrontation acts unilateral imposition climate
WSM 2007.L401 34 34 will continue elude us solutions liberate world tyranny futility war social economic inequalities trapped uncontrolled wild spreadepidemicdiseases mapped discussed debated negotiated cases agreed life organization climate_change global long-term challenges continue remain unsolved approached collectively positively within framework united nations integrated approach climate
WSM 2007.L402 33 33 will continue elude us solutions liberate world tyranny futility war social economic inequalities trapped uncontrolled wild spread epidemicdiseasesmapped discussed debated negotiated cases agreed life organization climate_change global long-term challenges continue remain unsolved approached collectively positively within framework united nations integrated approach desirable climate
ZMB 2007.L167 19 19 current future endeavours world today presents many challenges include abject poverty majority world’s inhabitants underdevelopment conflict human trafficking climate_change terrorism violations human rights hiv aidspandemicgender inequality challenges recently emerged others us time immemorial challenges entirely resolved within national boundaries regional level can resolved multilateral climate
ZMB 2007.L633 28 28 single digit level first time years economic gains however translated significant decline incidence poverty stands per cent zambia’s development efforts compromised hiv aidspandemicnow adverse effects climate_change regard hiv aids pandemic government declared national crisis requiring sustained mitigation preventive measures like take opportunity thank cooperating partners support zambia climate
ZMB 2007.L641 22 22 economic gains however translated significant decline incidence poverty stands per cent zambia’s development efforts compromised hiv aids pandemic now adverse effects climate_change regard hiv aidspandemicgovernment declared national crisis requiring sustained mitigation preventive measures like take opportunity thank cooperating partners support zambia fight hiv aids tuberculosis malaria despite climate
ALB 2008.L373 6 6 international community determination challenge global climate_change modestly contributes reducing emissions quotas secure better developed future world food crisis continues one complex challenges faced humanity affectshealthsurvival millions people world directly threatens political climate
AUT 2008.L8 25 25 days television screens images thousands parents concernedhealthbabies children remind us lies heart work building better future coming generations home well united nations armed conflict climate_change poverty hunger proliferation weapons mass destruction climate
BTN 2008.L388 11 11 civilization can fathom even wonder whether earthquakes tsunamis may something climate_change yesterday huddled together find solutions food crisis danger growing hunger world already many starvingdiseasesabound new epidemics threaten humanity life forms crops even medicine technology combine climate
BTN 2008.L391 8 8 even wonder whether earthquakes tsunamis may something climate_change yesterday huddled together find solutions food crisis danger growing hunger world already many starving diseases abound newepidemicsthreaten humanity life forms crops even medicine technology combine climate
BWA 2008.L430 28 28 fair just solutions global problems order contribute betterment humanity today ever united nations required respond effectively swiftly complex challenges twenty-first century conflicts povertydiseasenatural man-made disasters climate_change energy terrorism among myriad pressing problems confront humanity require urgent global response thus imperative continue make concerted efforts address challenges pursuit climate
CHN 2008.L648 19 19 world long history humankind destinies countries never closely linked today given global nature issues threatening survival development mankind global_warming environmental degradation resource constraints frequent outbreaksdiseasesnatural disasters spread terrorism face intertwining challenges related finance energy food country can expect avoid difficulties handle problems alone ongoing climate
CUB 2008.L240 37 37 children lack adequate housing million attend primary school million die reaching age cases resultdiseasescan cured increasing frequency populations south suffering natural disasters whose consequences worsened climate_change haiti jamaica cuba countries caribbean examples issue special call solidarity brotherly people climate
CYP 2008.L99 21 21 global survival development humankind balanced fair way increasingly difficult conditions peoples look united nations best forum addressing global problems poverty climate_change rising energy food pricesdiseasesnatural disasters human rights abuses many pressing global problems either things together collective coordinated way problems will persist become even less manageable climate
DEU 2008.L167 18 18 find place international order seeking enter global stage now generally accepted can master new challenges twenty-first century climate_change scarcity raw materials access food water fightepidemicspandemics terrorism act together although know although absolutely vital focus finding common solutions key issues future time called upon climate
DEU 2008.L168 17 17 place international order seeking enter global stage now generally accepted can master new challenges twenty-first century climate_change scarcity raw materials access food water fight epidemicspandemicsterrorism act together although know although absolutely vital focus finding common solutions key issues future time called upon climate
ECU 2008.L278 26 26 understand states members organization continue supporting peacekeeping budgets billions dollars yet serious concerns increasing budgets development programmes especially fundamentally important programmes fight poverty hiv aidsmalariaeffects climate_change citizens beginning call us account regard resources contribute annually organization results obtain consider positive proposal stressed president general assembly commence truly thorough democratic climate
GNQ 2008.L243 21 21 old conflicts every day new tensions threats world peace emerge addition challenges issues focus debate injustice poverty energy food crises climate_change inequality poor access educationhealthcare new technologies needed poor countries develop thus equatorial guinea believes appropriate new strategy world needs today must start reform multilateral cooperation climate
GRD 2008.L324 48 48 good progress areahealthcare especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents climate
GRD 2008.L329 43 43 good progress area health care especially improving maternalhealthdecreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence climate
GRD 2008.L333 39 39 good progress area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate childmortalitycombating hiv aids diseases gratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate
GRD 2008.L337 35 35 good progress area health care especially improving maternal health decreasing rate child mortality combating hiv aidsdiseasesgratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate_change environmental sustainable development climate
GRD 2008.L337 46 46 child mortality combating hiv aidsdiseasesgratitude goes international donors partners associated effective programmes area global climate_change represents pressing serious challenge viability existence small island developing states climate_change environmental sustainable development climate
GUY 2008.L421 31 31 food prices future will poor global community must commit designing funding appropriate safety nets ensure improved access food maintenance basicnutritionrecent times assembly deeply concerned consequences climate_change rightly future generations demand concern translated rapid action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response climate
GUY 2008.L421 40 40 designing funding appropriate safety nets ensure improved access food maintenance basicnutritionrecent times assembly deeply concerned consequences climate_change rightly future generations demand concern translated rapid action climate_change challenge will slow meet pace set united nations response climate
HTI 2008.L808 23 23 assembly among fate entrusted destiny planet world remoulded around us world wealth poverty can longer confined within closed spaces separated impassable borders climate_change borders virusesdiseaseselusive undocumented visitors hunger poor threat will continue threaten happiness rich question collectively ask today will perish together able take mission together courage will climate
HUN 2008.L213 37 37 poverty introduction modern growing facilities animal husbandry technologies forestry fisheries programmes water management developinghealthservices promoting good governance every day ruining environment intensive pace development emission greenhouse gases address challenge need effective institutional framework includes clear political guidance adequate climate
JAM 2008.L213 24 24 truth developed countries assist developing countries improve economies productive capacity purchasing power people will expand markets goods services interdependency share manifested many areas climate_change globalepidemicsorganized crime human trafficking solving problem developing countries requires mere liberalization trade mere privatization economy mere free flow capital requires sincere sustained effort focuses limitations climate
KNA 2008.L990 49 49 trade securityhealthwithin pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids developed regional response tackle epidemic hiv aids area environmental protection continue collaborate work towards disaster reduction mitigation assiduously exploring renewable_energy NA climate
KNA 2008.L1000 39 39 trade security health within pan-caribbean partnership hiv aids developed regional response tackleepidemichiv aids area environmental protection continue collaborate work towards disaster reduction mitigation assiduously exploring renewable_energy sources including geothermal energy made encouraging progress issue bilateral relations climate
LCA 2008.L592 22 22 members international community last july joined fellow caribbean community caricom heads government reviewing impact rising global prices issues surrounding energy use climate_change implications region’s foodnutritionsecurity among issues arising deliberations emphasized need governments provide necessary budgetary support incentives investment agriculture particularly time given importance development implications climate_change agreed climate
LCA 2008.L592 46 46 use climate_change implications region’s foodnutritionsecurity among issues arising deliberations emphasized need governments provide necessary budgetary support incentives investment agriculture particularly time given importance development implications climate_change agreed establishment task climate
LVA 2008.L427 27 27 event mdgs important efforts aimed giving issue top priority deserves must significantly accelerate processes achieving mdgs clearer picture must achieve interim main clusters mdgshealtheducation growth climate_change united nations needs immediately also need clearer picture required division labour among various actors need develop shared sense progress clear plan action climate
MCO 2008.L168 49 49 world combatpandemicseight years ago situation alarming imagined things get worse since faced energy crisis increasingly scarce resources food crisis soaring prices basic food products 08-53129 climate_crisis NA climate
MCO 2008.L256 14 14 attempting face means principality monaco within capabilities chosen fight two crises food crisis climate_crisis resources disposal much progress achieved recent years helping populations suffering hungermalnutritionerased soaring increases price basic foodstuffs two billion human beings seriously risk even world cereal climate
MCO 2008.L403 43 43 food programme united nations children’s fund unicef worldhealthorganization united nations development programme united nations population fund whose expertise structures facilitate greatest assistance poorest populations moreover climate_change imbalances creates direct impact sustainability actions climate
MDG 2008.L378 29 29 expand agriculture strengthen agricultural investment infrastructure needed rural development new agricultural development strategies must address need environmental management sustainable development resistance cropsdiseaseclimate_change given impact global climate_change maintaining healthy biodiversity critical sustaining future production performance small subsistence farmers representing per cent africa’s population key development must support climate
MDG 2008.L536 8 8 population addition food crisis confronted important challenges climate_change increasing energy prices unpredictable financial markets threats peace security consequences threats challenges first threats severe impact educationhealthwell-being population short negative impact development secondly challenges now climate
MEX 2008.L84 41 41 groups dealing terrorism drug trafficking threats also include degradation environmentpandemicsextreme poverty massive violations human rights like start first challenge generation civilization challenges urgent reversing effects climate_change phenomenon affects indiscriminately rich countries well poor paradoxically climate
MLI 2008.L621 12 12 mali party kyoto protocol eager make useful contribution fifteenth united nations climate_change conference held copenhagen december second major challenge must devote particular attention hiv aidspandemicposes one serious threats sustainable development must redouble efforts resolve implement declaration commitment climate
MMR 2008.L650 39 39 rural areas part poverty alleviation strategy regard development projects improve economic educationalhealthconditions rural areas implemented country secretary-general’s initiative convene today’s ministerial meeting reducing disaster risks changing_climate indeed timely myanmar can relate growing concern world regarding climate_change climate
MMR 2008.L650 49 49 economic educationalhealthconditions rural areas implemented country secretary-general’s initiative convene today’s ministerial meeting reducing disaster risks changing_climate indeed timely myanmar can relate growing concern world regarding climate_change NA climate
NAM 2008.L80 11 11 mind financial crisis industrialized countries global energy crisis devastating impact climate_change well food crisis adversely affected poor people around world less daunting challenges hiv aidspandemicunderdevelopment abject poverty well need foster peace security around world must act climate
NAM 2008.L80 47 47 daunting challenges hiv aidspandemicunderdevelopment abject poverty well need foster peace security around world must act decisively collectively national regional global levels overcome challenges devastating effects climate_change become present-day climate
NGA 2008.L525 19 19 cent issues addressed council african ninth attention paid development clean energy technology alternative sources energy avert looming disaster climate_change continent already vulnerable tenth need breakthroughmalariavaccine together greater sustained support fight hiv aids pandemic two major impediments reaching potential africa recent steep rise global food climate
NGA 2008.L534 10 10 clean energy technology alternative sources energy avert looming disaster climate_change continent already vulnerable tenth need breakthrough malaria vaccine together greater sustained support fight hiv aidspandemictwo major impediments reaching potential africa recent steep rise global food climate
NZL 2008.L211 29 29 looking direct increased oda pacific strategy focuses poverty reduction efforts around four key pillars strengthening governance achieving broader-based growth sustainable livelihoods improvinghealtheducation reducing vulnerabilities including climate_change challenging times look united nations deliver effectively development peace security human rights organization must continue evolve along changing demands momentum climate
PLW 2008.L238 9 9 development also thank european union ongoing assistance area renewable_energy sincerely hope taiwan will able participate specialized agencies united nations republic china’s meaningful participation agencies worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization help promote peace cooperation asia-pacific climate
SMR 2008.L521 23 23 captains regent commemorative plenary meeting general assembly follow-up outcome special session children event lent impetus states activities underscored need cooperation population growth climate_change spread newdiseaseswell economic financial instability armed conflicts seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals mdgs particular subject climate_change become priority united nations agenda last two years climate
SMR 2008.L521 40 40 impetus states activities underscored need cooperation population growth climate_change spread newdiseaseswell economic financial instability armed conflicts seriously threatening achievement millennium development goals mdgs particular subject climate_change become priority united nations agenda last two years impact climate
SUR 2008.L104 15 15 sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights year many rights still serious pressure new threats global_warming climate_change recently global food energy crises infringement people’s rights foodhealtheducation security overall freedom live dignity tribulations intertwined universal thus beyond control single nation millions vulnerable climate
SUR 2008.L104 16 16 sixtieth anniversary universal declaration human rights year many rights still serious pressure new threats global_warming climate_change recently global food energy crises infringement people’s rights foodhealtheducation security overall freedom live dignity tribulations intertwined universal thus beyond control single nation millions vulnerable people climate
SWZ 2008.L56 24 24 extend appreciation secretary-general ban ki-moon entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicateddiseasestuberculosis malaria hiv aids epidemic food shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development encouraging note climate
SWZ 2008.L58 22 22 secretary-general ban ki-moon entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicated diseases tuberculosismalariahiv aids epidemic food shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development encouraging note climate
SWZ 2008.L61 19 19 entire staff united nations efforts carrying vision programmes united nations world continues face many challenges include catastrophic effects climate_change complicated diseases tuberculosis malaria hiv aidsepidemicfood shortages situation compounded high prices fuel food instability international finance slow efforts fight poverty attain sustainable development encouraging note climate
TUR 2008.L99 28 28 quickly possible enormous gap wealthiest least fortunate certainly made considerable progress direction including towards meeting millennium development goals however common fight poverty illiteracyepidemicdiseases child mortality climate_change still far contrary volatile fuel prices food crisis global economic slowdown brought even 08-51570 challenging development security environment circumstances fight terrorism climate
TUR 2008.L100 27 27 quickly possible enormous gap wealthiest least fortunate certainly made considerable progress direction including towards meeting millennium development goals however common fight poverty illiteracy epidemicdiseaseschild mortality climate_change still far contrary volatile fuel prices food crisis global economic slowdown brought even 08-51570 challenging development security environment circumstances fight terrorism racism climate
VCT 2008.L832 44 44 reason equally vibrant people denied participation worldhealthorganization specialized agencies caribbean midst annual hurricane season awesome winds sea surges torrential rains gustav hanna ike brought issue climate_change sharp relief matter life death climate
VNM 2008.L385 21 21 seriously observed commitments actively participated addressing global issues strongly support bali road map aims establish legal framework international cooperation addressing climate_change beyond despite natural disastersepidemicsviet nam honouring commitments maintain volume rice exports million tons annually intend continue efforts ease pressures caused rising price food preserve food climate
ZMB 2008.L812 8 8 zambia like sub-saharan africa spared adverse effects climate_change increased exposure drought rising temperatures erratic rainfall extreme_weather conditions threatening water agricultural systems thereby condemning millions facemalnutritionwater shortages mr tanin afghanistan vice-president took chair let climate
ZMB 2008.L812 16 16 zambia like sub-saharan africa spared adverse effects climate_change increased exposure drought rising temperatures erratic rainfall extreme_weather conditions threatening water agricultural systems thereby condemning millions facemalnutritionwater shortages mr tanin afghanistan vice-president took chair let now turn ongoing reforms united nations particular protracted climate
ATG 2009.L94 35 35 tested worst economic crisis since great depression additional challenges currently confront us include increased incidence impactpandemicdiseases worsening poverty hunger trap millions around globe adverse consequences climate_change tensions peace security increasing environmental degradation history recorded success leaders will determined stewardship turbulent climate
ATG 2009.L95 34 34 tested worst economic crisis since great depression additional challenges currently confront us include increased incidence impact pandemicdiseasesworsening poverty hunger trap millions around globe adverse consequences climate_change tensions peace security increasing environmental degradation history recorded success leaders will determined stewardship turbulent times climate
BEN 2009.L497 40 40 mandatory primary education making free caesarean sections available better approach reproductivehealthsocial measures implemented time major work begun infrastructure however ongoing economic recession worsening harmful consequences climate_change threaten seriously jeopardize considerable progress made implementing pivotal national climate
BGD 2009.L663 10 10 adversely impacting low-lying deltaic monsoonal country although bangladesh’s contribution climate_change negligible one worst victims erratic floods cyclones droughts earthquakes disrupting agriculture challenging water resources wellhealthenergy urban planning particular cyclones battering coastal areas taken countless lives climate
BHR 2009.L978 32 32 process initiated security council maintain momentum activate peace development twin concerns world natural feel frustration face prevailing environmental degradationpandemicsdesertification poverty water scarcity depletion ozone layer climate_change world financial crisis challenges represent imminent threat life now future generations therefore overstatement say twenty-first century destinies climate
BRB 2009.L120 24 24 face need effective global responses indeed world facing major economic political social upheaval threat food fuel scarcity worst economic financial crisis decades challenge climate_change influenzapandemicsassumed international multidimensional character together undermined foundations multilateral system exacerbating already existing disparities approach developed economies crisis create national stimulus packages bail failing industries short climate
CHE 2009.L40 22 22 brought global financial system verge breakdown ensuing turbulence finance sector led severe global economic downturn illustrates interconnectedness world reminds us issues climate_change food crisis migrationpandemicsterrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction confined national borders rising global challenges requires determined coordinated action national regional international levels international cooperation become vital climate
CHN 2009.L76 19 19 remains grip financial crisis prospects economic recovery still clear worldwide unemployment poverty worsening development imbalances acute global issues climate_change food security energy resource security publichealthsecurity thrown sharp relief non-traditional security threats including terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction transnational organized crime major communicable diseases threatening climate
CHN 2009.L484 19 19 cooperation open markets one another step south-south cooperation thirdly pursue cooperation open mind work mutual benefit common progress climate_change food security energy resource security publichealthsecurity global challenges country immune way us meet challenges ensure harmony peace engage closer international cooperation climate_change one serious challenges climate
CHN 2009.L484 41 41 benefit common progress climate_change food security energy resource security publichealthsecurity global challenges country immune way us meet challenges ensure harmony peace engage closer international cooperation climate_change one serious challenges human survival development international cooperation climate
CMR 2009.L543 4 4 every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energyhealthagriculture livestock production ecosystems rapid climate
CMR 2009.L543 14 14 every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energyhealthagriculture livestock production ecosystems rapid desertification regard spectacular drying lake chad surface shrunk square kilometres climate
CMR 2009.L543 17 17 every country regarding climate_change particular africa like continents hard hit despite low level greenhouse gas emissions global_warming salient feature affects many socio-economic sectors including energyhealthagriculture livestock production ecosystems rapid desertification regard spectacular drying lake chad surface shrunk square kilometres 1960s square kilometres climate
COG 2009.L159 27 27 forged freedom human rights solidarity universal justice word destiny humankind men women know billion people still live less dollar day children die unnecessarily hungerdiseaseus know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna climate
COG 2009.L159 38 38 women know billion people still live less dollar day children die unnecessarily hungerdiseaseus know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna climate
COG 2009.L159 43 43 live less dollar day children die unnecessarily hungerdiseaseus know climate_change abetting scourges countries least responsible suffer effects producing per cent greenhouse gas emissions continent affected global_warming poor populations main victims agriculture fauna climate
CYP 2009.L213 8 8 world today faces multiple challenges threats including climate_change depletion resources human rights abuses failure protect vulnerable populations increased regional inter-state conflict proliferation weapons mass destructionpandemicsrostrum heard desperate voices live small-island states despairing appeal climate
CYP 2009.L213 39 39 failure protect vulnerable populations increased regional inter-state conflict proliferation weapons mass destructionpandemicsrostrum heard desperate voices live small-island states despairing appeal young people dramatic warnings scientists climate_change take measures now face risk extinction join voice lend support climate
DEU 2009.L162 32 32 largest economies stands global responsibility developing countries must also live responsibilities responsible governance respect human rights environmental protection fightepidemicsstrengthening rights women challenges country responsibility meet climate_change pre-eminent challenge twenty-first century threatens well-being security economic development will lead uncontrollable risks dramatic damage take resolute climate
EGY 2009.L72 2 2 facing climate_change food crisis crises international peace supplemented additional emerging global challenges make essential us redouble efforts coordinated collective manner global financial crisis together spreaddiseasesh1n1 virus threatens climate
EGY 2009.L1329 29 29 middle east palestinian question reform united nations unilateral sanctions global financial economic crisis internationally agreed development goals food security africa’s special needsdiseasespandemics role civil society climate_change energy human trafficking international terrorism dialogue among civilizations religions second declaration necessity ending economic commercial financial embargo imposed 09-52586 united climate
EGY 2009.L1330 28 28 middle east palestinian question reform united nations unilateral sanctions global financial economic crisis internationally agreed development goals food security africa’s special needs diseasespandemicsrole civil society climate_change energy human trafficking international terrorism dialogue among civilizations religions second declaration necessity ending economic commercial financial embargo imposed 09-52586 united states climate
FJI 2009.L87 27 27 developing state enriched membership participation united nations fiji people like small developing island states among first victims contemporary global crises financial economic crisis h1n1pandemicdramatic phenomenon climate_change small economies like global events real effect daily livelihoods people part attempted respond crises making policy changes adjustments encouraging people grow food climate
FSM 2009.L855 27 27 become reason failure can economic considerations become excuse inaction 09-52470 throughout history humankind examples nations disagreed coming together survival crisis time war economic hardshipepidemictoday crisis climate_change simply time waste will therefore stop talk cheap action speaks louder words need action let us go copenhagen seal deal will meet climate
GBR 2009.L283 45 45 put place act together prevent avoidableillnesscan plan save tomorrow children dying africa today every day say need world agreement urgent challenges now let elaborate first climate_change despite promises made road climate
JOR 2009.L196 23 23 establishment organization well technological advancements information communications revolution well-known effects globalization made world global village everybody feels negative effects problems challenges desertification climate_change terrorism povertypandemicsproliferation weapons mass destruction among major achievements united nations pioneering role seeking eliminate colonization occupation order ensure right peoples self-determination although organization assumed ongoing climate
LBY 2009.L84 11 11 world come together unite efforts defeat challenges principal common enemy climate_change international crises capitalist economic decline food water crises desertification terrorism immigration piracy man-made naturalepidemicsnuclear proliferation perhaps influenza h1n1 virus created laboratory got control originally meant climate
MCO 2009.L317 47 47 sanitation cause outbreaks infectiousdiseasespandemics phenomena desertification drought well acidification seas oceans exacerbated man-made climatic change failure copenhagen negotiations option commitment worldwide counterparts stated yesterday framework climate_change summit convened climate
MCO 2009.L318 46 46 sanitation cause outbreaks infectious diseasespandemicsphenomena desertification drought well acidification seas oceans exacerbated man-made climatic change failure copenhagen negotiations option commitment worldwide counterparts stated yesterday framework climate_change summit convened secretary- climate
MDA 2009.L71 26 26 complex times distinguished speakers taken floor debate elaborated extensively pressing issues international community faced past year current financial economic crisis food energy crises first flupandemiccentury climate_change core deliberations united nations revealing central role organization dealing problems reformed robust effective organization deliver prompt reactions sustainable responses major challenges peace security climate
MMR 2009.L250 11 11 comprehensive consistent principle common differentiated responsibilities global financial economic crisis climate_change crisis compounded problems faced recent years include rising food prices high energy prices spreadpandemicdiseases single country can effectively overcome problems alone global community must work climate
MMR 2009.L251 10 10 consistent principle common differentiated responsibilities global financial economic crisis climate_change crisis compounded problems faced recent years include rising food prices high energy prices spread pandemicdiseasessingle country can effectively overcome problems alone global community must work climate
MNE 2009.L69 24 24 ban ki-moon outstanding efforts leading organization trying times heard statements previous distinguished speakers given impact world economic financial crisis related food energy crises climate_change flupandemiceconomic social growth development politics global relations including achievement millennium development goals mdgs internationally agreed development goals coordinated concerted global effort can yield positive results climate
MNE 2009.L551 5 5 will organize regional conference climate_change sustainable development mediterranean south-east european countries budva october millennium development goals require every one us redouble efforts reduce poverty improvehealtheducation promote peace human rights achieve climate
MNE 2009.L647 37 37 continent regard support message yokohama declaration aimed giving momentum current development issues including educationhealthsanitary measures within framework mdgs development agriculture improve food security measures tackle climate_change well establishing maintaining peace prerequisite economic growth emphasize crucial importance debate concept climate
MOZ 2009.L270 38 38 economic social growth just described mozambique welcomes launching united nations september african leadersmalariaalliance pledges play active role support new mechanism aimed coordinating responses scourge malaria climate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference climate
MOZ 2009.L283 42 42 active role support new mechanism aimed coordinating responses scourgemalariaclimate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen hope commitments made summit climate_change held climate
MOZ 2009.L283 48 48 coordinating responses scourgemalariaclimate_change another pressing challenge therefore afford fail seal deal december fifteenth conference parties united nations framework convention climate_change copenhagen hope commitments made summit climate_change held climate
NAM 2009.L288 9 9 mobilize political will ensure good legally binding agreement climate_change copenhagen december namibia one countries highest socio-economic inequality world colonial past nevertheless country made progress provisionhealtheducation critical services majority population course meet number mdgs however climate
NGA 2009.L306 42 42 end nigeria intends host abuja-plus ten summit roll backmalariatherefore appreciate support secretary-general make proposed summit possible also facilitate realization objective quality participation just concluded summit climate_change testimony global realization climate_change truly become seen climate
NGA 2009.L306 46 46 abuja-plus ten summit roll backmalariatherefore appreciate support secretary-general make proposed summit possible also facilitate realization objective quality participation just concluded summit climate_change testimony global realization climate_change truly become seen climate
NPL 2009.L1014 34 34 floods become frequent destructive delayed insufficient rainfall affected crop production poorest poor farmers suffered worst effects agriculturehealthlivelihoods infrastructure affected nepal recently hosted high-level regional conference climate_change focusing himalayan region order highlight seriousness problem global_warming impacts himalayan range unprecedented snow melt himalayas climate
NPL 2009.L1014 42 42 crop production poorest poor farmers suffered worst effects agriculturehealthlivelihoods infrastructure affected nepal recently hosted high-level regional conference climate_change focusing himalayan region order highlight seriousness problem global_warming impacts himalayan range unprecedented snow melt himalayas climate
NRU 2009.L612 1 1 NA climate_change live every day flooding inundation already eroding shores contaminating water supply higher water temperatures ocean acidification damaging marine ecosystems depend food economic livelihood praymalariafind way climate
NRU 2009.L612 44 44 marine ecosystems depend food economic livelihood praymalariafind way doorstep applaud commitment secretary- general addressing issue efforts build consensus among world leaders week high- level summit climate_change asia africa arctic visited affected climate
NRU 2009.L715 4 4 order avoid dire climate_change scenarios however developed countries proposed emissions targets result concentrations far higher acceptable policy human lives stake doctor prescribes medicine treat seriousillnessgive patient half needed engineer climate
PER 2009.L813 6 6 also proposes comprehensive programmes adaptation climate_change established programmes financed global environment facility world bank identify comprehensive approach sectoral adaptation emphasize strategies reduce occurrence disasters protecthealthfood security affected populations economic infrastructure biodiversity climate
PLW 2009.L709 49 49 health assemblyhealthsafety world’s peoples heart ideals united nations order promote ideals recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change NA climate
PNG 2009.L241 15 15 many global issues challenges face collectively human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threatsdiseasesknow borders h1n1 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social agenda climate
PNG 2009.L241 16 16 many global issues challenges face collectively human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threatsdiseasesknow borders h1n1 hiv aids malaria tuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social agenda millennium climate
PNG 2009.L247 9 9 human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threats diseases know borders h1n1 hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social agenda climate
PNG 2009.L247 10 10 human family together must confront first continuing threats climate_change global_warming global food crisis now compounded global financial crisis threats diseases know borders h1n1 hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis cholera et cetera secondly must achieve together social agenda millennium climate
PNG 2009.L960 21 21 facing humanity consequences appear dire truly global global challenge can met concerted global response papua new guinea today see evidence climate_change inundation coastal areas increasemalariadue warming highlands region country especially plight people carteret islands sea level risen people resettled therefore strongly support recent alliance small island climate
PNG 2009.L960 49 49 areas increasemalariadue warming highlands region country especially plight people carteret islands sea level risen people resettled therefore strongly support recent alliance small island states declaration climate_change NA climate
POL 2009.L144 20 20 crisis extent crisis new problem participating general assembly session first time can state earlier problems conflicts many recent problem climate_change problem poverty new add problemhealthaids epidemics however problem current crisis appeared last year coming like refer president ukraine said many causes conflict world one violation climate
POL 2009.L146 18 18 crisis new problem participating general assembly session first time can state earlier problems conflicts many recent problem climate_change problem poverty new add problem health aidsepidemicshowever problem current crisis appeared last year coming like refer president ukraine said many causes conflict world one violation climate
ROU 2009.L154 15 15 democracy’s transformational sweep throughout world now face important challenges humanity ever faced negative impact climate_change exacerbated global financial economic crisis food crisis rise energy pricespandemicsworld experiencing increasingly tense situations make efforts meet challenges new century even sensitive now address terrorism climate
ROU 2009.L549 22 22 system consider least four essential elements first managing current economic crisis secure sustainable development growth second staying focused demanding interconnected issues climate_change poverty food securityhealthenergy migration lack democracy parts world maintaining international peace security stability third element concerns consolidation international law fourth concerns strengthening increasing efficiency international climate
SLB 2009.L291 16 16 well degrees celsius prevent acidification oceans threatening existence deforestation forest degradation contribute nearly per cent greenhouse gas emissions solomon islands agrees one mitigating solutions protectinghealthenvironment urge considered outcome copenhagen country currently carrying inventory forests intends participate carbon market also hope multilateral climate
SLE 2009.L128 20 20 civilizations began magnificent blueprints meeting challenges specific particular regions world advances technology communications made problems longer specific particular regions climate_change hiv aids tuberculosis swine flupandemicsfood fuel crises including present global economic meltdown terrorism nuclear proliferation drug trafficking beyond capacity world’s civilizations tackle without international cooperation climate
STP 2009.L411 34 34 hopes declaration embodies need attention can say sao tome principe made determined efforts especially achieve goals areashealtheducation almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing climate
STP 2009.L411 41 41 sao tome principe made determined efforts especially achieve goals areashealtheducation almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing climate
STP 2009.L411 43 43 principe made determined efforts especially achieve goals areashealtheducation almost although yet completely satisfied biggest debates related global_warming concentrate substitutions fossil fuels order reduce carbon_emissions contribute greenhouse effect debate gone temperatures risen causing climate
STP 2009.L599 34 34 continue support increased participation united nations republic china taiwan regard welcome admission nation million people observer worldhealthorganization hope united nations agencies united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization can also take advantage valuable contributions developed country can make respect climate
SVN 2009.L244 21 21 common future now world needs comprehensive strategy order fulfil task strategy needs address main challenges time consistent manner food crisis climate_change energy crisis spreading infectiousdiseasesproblems may different roots produce single communicative effect hobble global development make achievement millennium development goals distant possibility therefore clear responses called climate
SWZ 2009.L647 47 47 granting observer status worldhealthassembly look forward seeing taiwan allowed fully contribute humanity given adequate participation united nations specialized agencies encouraging year’s general assembly preceded summit climate_change issues environmental climate
TCD 2009.L228 6 6 countries victims phenomenon caused major greenhouse gas producers industrialized countries feel effects daily greatest disaster environment agriculture livestock farming short life populations form famines kindsillnessessignificant example risk complete disappearance lake chad climate
THA 2009.L48 34 34 united nations years ago world facing great challenges conflicts tensions remain many parts world terrorists attack povertydiseasehunger still affect many supply traditional sources energy dwindling climate_change transforming environment live added set issues current global financial crisis makes future seems bleak like climate
TTO 2009.L808 13 13 propose use opportunity attempt forge consensus reflect common views commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicablediseasesdemand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent climate
TTO 2009.L808 17 17 propose use opportunity attempt forge consensus reflect common views commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicablediseasesdemand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicable diseases will account approximately per cent global deaths per cent climate
TTO 2009.L817 4 4 commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicablediseaseswill account approximately per cent climate
TTO 2009.L817 8 8 commonwealth comprising high greenhouse-gas emitters countries threatened climate_change determined power ensure agreement copenhagen firmly view non-communicable diseases demand heightened attention international community time forecast non-communicablediseaseswill account approximately per cent global deaths per cent climate
TUR 2009.L181 35 35 religion nationality threats terrorism proliferation nuclear weapons become sources worldwide concern problems hunger poverty increased frequencypandemicsfood energy security growing xenophobia radicalism remain grave challenges addition global_warming financial crisis fundamental issues demand substantial solutions backdrop relevance indispensability united nations become even climate
TUV 2009.L586 8 8 looks forward secretary-general’s report possible security implications climate_change required resolution globalization made tuvalu vulnerable country vulnerable global economic shocks highly vulnerable impacts climate_change least vulnerablediseaseoutbreaks however despite wide recognition given reiterated regard vulnerability climate
TUV 2009.L586 23 23 looks forward secretary-general’s report possible security implications climate_change required resolution globalization made tuvalu vulnerable country vulnerable global economic shocks highly vulnerable impacts climate_change least vulnerablediseaseoutbreaks however despite wide recognition given reiterated regard vulnerability many different united nations forums rio barbados mauritius johannesburg conferences several major united nations events climate
USA 2009.L1837 18 18 damage environment twentieth century must accept obligation lead responsibility end must acknowledge need differentiated responses effort curb carbon_emissions must include fast-growing carbon emitters can reduceair_pollutionwithout inhibiting growth effort fails help poorest nations adapt problems climate_change already wrought help travel path clean development simply climate
USA 2009.L1837 35 35 end must acknowledge need differentiated responses effort curb carbon_emissions must include fast-growing carbon emitters can reduceair_pollutionwithout inhibiting growth effort fails help poorest nations adapt problems climate_change already wrought help travel path clean development simply will work hard change something fundamental climate
VCT 2009.L850 34 34 must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality globalhealthchallenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared climate
VCT 2009.L850 43 43 just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality globalhealthchallenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared climate
VCT 2009.L856 28 28 must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation worldhealthassembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate participation taiwan climate
VCT 2009.L856 37 37 just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation worldhealthassembly global reach climate_change merit 09-53165 meaningful participation united nations framework convention climate_change interconnected networks global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate participation taiwan climate
VNM 2009.L413 29 29 international system economic relations quite shown many irrationalities also imperative promote role united nations designing international strategies mechanisms address energy food crisispandemicsclimate_change including issues discussed climate_change conference copenhagen december united nations reform process also continue meet emerging complex requirements viet nam shares common view reform undertaken climate
AND 2010.L170 3 3 struggle combat climate_change however still unresolved natural disasters people haiti pakistan deal show devastating effects climate_change can phenomenon jeopardizes poorest populations affects access water compoundsmalnutritionleads violence economic impact climate
AND 2010.L170 16 16 struggle combat climate_change however still unresolved natural disasters people haiti pakistan deal show devastating effects climate_change can phenomenon jeopardizes poorest populations affects access water compoundsmalnutritionleads violence economic impact developing states terrible threats real solutions real possibility dealing exists copenhagen conference states climate
AND 2010.L170 43 43 phenomenon jeopardizes poorest populations affects access water compoundsmalnutritionleads violence economic impact developing states terrible threats real solutions real possibility dealing exists copenhagen conference states parties climate_change convention initiated negotiations agreement hope conference climate
ATG 2010.L222 21 21 fair trade adequate shelter preservation delicate environment never history human existence planet faced greater urgency meet objectives scale poverty conflicts global_warming economic financial crisis migrationpandemicsterrorism international crime demands collective global effort employing common coordinated strategies extent problems enormity consequences clearly beyond resource management capabilities one nation climate
AUS 2010.L149 36 36 global people movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankindpandemicdiseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries climate
AUS 2010.L149 38 38 movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankindpandemicdiseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries climate
AUS 2010.L149 45 45 amplified new set security threats humankindpandemicdiseases transnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries climate
AUS 2010.L150 35 35 global people movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankind pandemicdiseasestransnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus climate
AUS 2010.L150 37 37 movements improved well-being humankind equally created least amplified new set security threats humankind pandemicdiseasestransnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus climate
AUS 2010.L150 44 44 amplified new set security threats humankind pandemicdiseasestransnational organized crime continuing threat global terrorism also global challenge climate_change unconstrained carbon_emissions one state impact long-term survival states climate_change respects national geographic boundaries thus climate
BGD 2010.L1303 43 43 present tenure government since government assumed office maternalmortalityrate reduced infant mortality significant extent successes recognized award united nations indeed despite recent world food energy economic climate_change crises bangladesh support united nations agencies climate
BGD 2010.L1307 39 39 present tenure government since government assumed office maternal mortality rate reduced infantmortalitysignificant extent successes recognized award united nations indeed despite recent world food energy economic climate_change crises bangladesh support united nations agencies bilateral multilateral partners made climate
CAN 2010.L727 24 24 past two years taught us hope painful lesson forcefully reminded shrinking world travel together single boat solo voyagers travel together matters interests interconnected climate_change healthpandemicthreats course economy example nations consider effects economic choices others may hurt trading partners well succumb lure protectionism soon find trading partners denied market also climate
CHL 2010.L676 23 23 national problem acquired regional often global implications evils modern society terrorism drug trafficking organized crime know frontiers territories jurisdictions attempts effectively tackle global_warming natural disastershealthemergencies hunger extreme poverty going require action much attentive concerted effective part community nations united nations institutions deriving bretton woods consensus world bank international climate
CIV 2010.L856 10 10 diligent implementation measures allow vulnerable states establish plans combat climate_change becoming increasingly evident throughout world upsurge natural disasters related drought flooding coastal erosion effects eventshealthpopulations availability land potable water compromise economic social development many states climate
COD 2010.L129 38 38 seek better living conditions peoples food crisis famine afflict many peoples planet endemicdiseasesalmost disappeared now resurfacing new scourges appearing particular see plethora natural disasters wake climate_change proving even devastating grim picture just painted motivate us united mobilizing climate
COG 2010.L18 22 22 open session general assembly world still facing problems peace security crises conflicts inequality among states poverty hungerdiseaserecurrent problems added new challenges climate_change natural disasters terrorism piracy transnational organized crime human trafficking nuclear proliferation world economic financial crisis many issues nature call climate
CPV 2010.L216 10 10 preserve environment achieve human development seeking adapt reduce impact climate_change whether specific terms land reclamation water conveyance development renewable_energy part national growth dynamics alongside educationhealthemployment infrastructure process implementing ambitious programme use surface water building dams climate
CPV 2010.L216 19 19 preserve environment achieve human development seeking adapt reduce impact climate_change whether specific terms land reclamation water conveyance development renewable_energy part national growth dynamics alongside educationhealthemployment infrastructure process implementing ambitious programme use surface water building dams reservoirs support modernization agriculture development livestock farming food processing climate
CYP 2010.L55 19 19 climatic natural disasters scale never experienced recent history floods pakistan fires russia earthquake haiti landslides china environmental degradation climate_change rising poverty food insecurity lack basichealthcare many fellow human beings world deep social disparities terrorism visible threat nuclear proliferation especially middle east continuing economic crisis climate
CYP 2010.L916 24 24 parallel negotiating process can share vision solution cyprus problem serve interests cypriots turkey greece well peace security region challenges faced international community increasing climate_change povertymalnutritionlack access basic health care terrorism wars threat nuclear proliferation nuclear terrorism economic crisis political instability many regions world require us undertake renewed effective effort climate
CYP 2010.L920 20 20 share vision solution cyprus problem serve interests cypriots turkey greece well peace security region challenges faced international community increasing climate_change poverty malnutrition lack access basichealthcare terrorism wars threat nuclear proliferation nuclear terrorism economic crisis political instability many regions world require us undertake renewed effective effort climate
FIN 2010.L596 35 35 responsibilities member states absolutely necessary need tackle food crisis financial crisis various kinds natural disasters contagiousdiseasesterrorism armed conflicts different parts world well meeting common challenge climate_change combating everyday crises working time sustainable development huge task choice given us combine efforts climate
FRA 2010.L378 48 48 faster children dyingmalariaone every seconds entire families stricken aids hungry go school ask assembly planet wish leave legacy children will able make ambitious decision combat climate_change preserve climate
GHA 2010.L276 24 24 preventive action intervention appropriate cases accordance united nations charter 10-55264 reduction extreme poverty hunger major development challenge africa countries region also grappling problems climate_change highdiseaseburden poor infrastructure brain drain lack development productive capacity last years african countries deal effects rising food energy prices complications arising global financial economic crisis climate
GUY 2010.L212 36 36 share responsibility country recognizes must deliver part track meet millennium development goals especially areas educationhealthcan weather financial crisis minimum suffering people recognize must just complain climate_change created low_carbon development strategy sets long-term path protect 16-million- hectare rainforest move entire climate
GUY 2010.L212 38 38 country recognizes must deliver part track meet millennium development goals especially areas educationhealthcan weather financial crisis minimum suffering people recognize must just complain climate_change created low_carbon development strategy sets long-term path protect 16-million- hectare rainforest move entire climate
IND 2010.L86 39 39 quickly become larger community nations terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction maritime piracypandemicsepidemics organized crime narcotics smuggling recognize borders boundaries similarly fallout intra-state conflicts failed states climate_change natural disasters food shortages financial economic crises transcend countries regions climate
IND 2010.L87 38 38 quickly become larger community nations terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction maritime piracy pandemicsepidemicsorganized crime narcotics smuggling recognize borders boundaries similarly fallout intra-state conflicts failed states climate_change natural disasters food shortages financial economic crises transcend countries regions circumstances climate
JAM 2010.L95 22 22 happiness prosperity come differing perspectives shaped experiences peculiar challenges face long recognized however unique individual circumstances may appear affected interdependence impact climate_change shows live canopydiseasescan devastate whole populations know boundaries require 10-55122 entry permit natural disasters indiscriminate selection targets financial crisis wall street disrupt just american economy climate
KEN 2010.L224 34 34 kenya invested significant resources pursuit millennium development goals recorded substantial progress poverty reduction education reducing maternal childmortalityfight hiv aids malaria promoting gender equality empowerment women climate_change continues hamper development aspirations recognition challenge country taken major steps enhance environmental sustainability reclaiming protecting climate
KEN 2010.L228 30 30 kenya invested significant resources pursuit millennium development goals recorded substantial progress poverty reduction education reducing maternal child mortality fight hiv aidsmalariapromoting gender equality empowerment women climate_change continues hamper development aspirations recognition challenge country taken major steps enhance environmental sustainability reclaiming protecting five major water towers climate
KIR 2010.L60 38 38 can say today successful preventing many scourges challenged humanity including world wars widespreaddiseaserid global society injustices new emerging forms injustices now threaten global security believe climate_change remains greatest moral challenge time affects nations planet irony poorest smallest climate
KIR 2010.L553 7 7 vulnerable countries like kiribati adapt impact climate_change sea-level rise mobilized earliest possible opportunity matter great increasing urgency acknowledge critical role environment pillar sustainable development maintaininghealthbiodiversity within oceans ecosystems faces challenges far failed climate
KIR 2010.L553 49 49 development maintaininghealthbiodiversity within oceans ecosystems faces challenges far failed address respect atmosphere imperative therefore undertake commitment put place now measures needed order avoid mistakes made climate_change NA climate
LCA 2010.L1428 26 26 india japan south korea name wish though make special appeal body support aspirations republic china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transporthealthbodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas climate
LCA 2010.L1428 40 40 china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transporthealthbodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization world health organization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas climate
LCA 2010.L1438 18 18 body support aspirations republic china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transport health bodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization worldhealthorganization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped without asking climate
LCA 2010.L1438 30 30 china taiwan make contribution world collaboration membership effective participation air transport health bodies climate_change discussions including international civil aviation organization worldhealthorganization united nations framework convention climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped without asking much return country prevented making contribution climate
LCA 2010.L1469 1 1 NA climate_change organizations universal nature contribution taiwan countries sought assistance areas matches helped without asking much return country prevented making contribution humankind share world us contributionhealthenvironmental issues climate
MDV 2010.L709 12 12 targets beyond will leave per cent world’s population without durable solutions global_warming effects already felt threats food water security world’s susceptible populations will undoubtedly perpetuatediseaseexacerbate conflicts threaten erode decades hard-won successes achieved countries throughout region high hopes climate
MLI 2010.L564 15 15 rainfall distribution mali will spare effort make modest contribution towards finding global binding agreement climate_change end november country will host regional forum sustainable development aidspandemiccontinues hamper development efforts many countries thus poses one greatest threats survival humanity global security keeping climate
MMR 2010.L515 28 28 crime illicit drug trafficking trafficking persons cybercrime also working together fellow members association southeast asian nations step efforts deal prevention control preparedness responsepandemicdiseases region issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent climate
MMR 2010.L515 44 44 step efforts deal prevention control preparedness responsepandemicdiseases region issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent climate
MMR 2010.L516 27 27 crime illicit drug trafficking trafficking persons cybercrime also working together fellow members association southeast asian nations step efforts deal prevention control preparedness response pandemicdiseasesregion issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural climate
MMR 2010.L516 43 43 step efforts deal prevention control preparedness response pandemicdiseasesregion issue climate_change become pressing global challenge threatens humankind environmental problem knows national boundaries country can insulated consequences climate_change unprecedented 10-55264 frequency severity recent natural climate
MWI 2010.L525 17 17 multilateral institutions will also cooperate effort now want briefly raise issues major concern africa adverse effects climate_change fragile peace security terrorism piracy maternal infant childmortalityslow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries climate
MWI 2010.L525 32 32 now want briefly raise issues major concern africa adverse effects climate_change fragile peace security terrorism piracy maternal infant childmortalityslow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries world share adverse effects climate_change countries world climate
MWI 2010.L525 47 47 piracy maternal infant childmortalityslow reform united nations african leaders recognize climate_change environmental degradation among serious global challenges affect africa negatively countries world share adverse effects climate_change countries world climate
MWI 2010.L660 3 3 interventions address climate_change conventions spell detail done mitigate climate_change behalf africa call immediate implementation decisions order avert impending human catastrophe glad note maternal infant childhealthwelfare among underlying issues climate
MWI 2010.L660 9 9 interventions address climate_change conventions spell detail done mitigate climate_change behalf africa call immediate implementation decisions order avert impending human catastrophe glad note maternal infant childhealthwelfare among underlying issues theme general assembly year calls concerted climate
PLW 2010.L723 45 45 healthier granting taiwan observer status worldhealthassembly given importance universal approach global problems palau advocates taiwan’s inclusion activities international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change world needs input ensure climate
PNG 2010.L639 49 49 lowland diseasesmalarianow occurring highlands papua new guinea unusual weather patterns increased incidences cyclones frequent heavy flooding mudslides causing havoc economies exacting untold suffering people attendant climate_change NA climate
ROU 2010.L78 21 21 today burdened immense challenges live great responsibilities placed upon us present future generations communities planet face mounting threats often interrelated climate_change exacerbates food energy insecurityhealthpopulation issues increase migration poverty puts pressure regional security stability time heartened see ever increasing commitment part world’s nations act collectively share climate
RUS 2010.L1001 21 21 global partnership shared responsibility obvious global problems including achievement mdgs resolved without engaging innovations advanced technologies modernization solutions valid challenges climate_change energy food security fightdiseasesengagement enormous potential united nations family system specialized agencies area will allow organization become catalyst establishment development multilateral modernization alliances russia prepared climate
SLB 2010.L660 9 9 carbon-budget approach option just fair way prevent global temperature reaching irreversible levels takes consideration development needs space concerns developing countries shared responsibilities rights meeting demandshealthatmosphere issue united nations system-wide coherence general assembly july established climate
SLB 2010.L897 44 44 delegation heartened note taiwan’s participation observer worldhealthassembly gesture improved cross-strait relations taiwan registered interest participating two united nations treaty organizations year united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc international civil aviation organization climate
SLB 2010.L943 18 18 unfccc international civil aviation organization country supports participation two organizations deal two global issues common concern world climate_change aviation issues need participation countries aviation safetyhealthatmosphere delegation finds regrettable unfccc secretariat adopted narrow position matter requires parties convention kyoto protocol decide millennium development goals climate
SMR 2010.L336 17 17 nations global governance particularly complex subject since concerns global threats affect destinies peoples increasingly direct way climate_change biodiversity economic financial employment crises food security publichealthdisarmament proliferation weapons fight terrorism today theme global governance inevitably linked new way conceiving multilateralism new form international climate
SUR 2010.L746 6 6 fight hiv aids negative effects climate_change arms proliferation effects global economic financial crisis transnational organized crime associated ills time necessary draw special attention issue non-communicablediseasesgreat concern us initiative caribbean community leaders climate
SWE 2010.L1250 23 23 proceedings capacity observer looking forward continued cooperation view ensuring adoption resolution effect soon possible countries interconnected today unprecedented way globalized world problems climate_change natural disastersdiseasedrugs terrorism conflicts take new proportions time alleviation poverty fight human rights democracy economic development remain relevant ever need cooperate global structures engage various climate
SWZ 2010.L497 44 44 taiwan highly appreciates allowed participate observer worldhealthorganization 10-55103 hopefully will also lead taiwan’s participating similar manner united nations agencies particular interest united nations framework convention climate_change world today continues concerned nuclear climate
TTO 2010.L633 26 26 much work remains done successful meeting next year order achieve desired results united nations will put place common set principles tackle important concern global publichealthissue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment climate
TTO 2010.L633 41 41 put place common set principles tackle important concern global publichealthissue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment climate
TTO 2010.L633 47 47 important concern global publichealthissue climate_change say trinidad tobago small island developing state seeks promote safeguard welfare planet harmful effects climate_change supports measures aimed mitigating effects climate_change threaten environment climate
TUR 2010.L437 38 38 billion annually turkish international cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fieldshealtheducation agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse climate
TUR 2010.L437 39 39 annually turkish international cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fieldshealtheducation agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_change epidemics food security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse climate
TUR 2010.L453 24 24 cooperation development agency allocate amount diverse capacity-building projects fields health education agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_changeepidemicsfood security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse impact climate_change around world parts planet experiencing severe drought others hit devastating floods current plight pakistan climate
TUR 2010.L453 35 35 health education agriculture infrastructure developing nations also exposed others gravest threats four interconnected problems global_warming climate_changeepidemicsfood security recent years tragedy struck many nations adverse impact climate_change around world parts planet experiencing severe drought others hit devastating floods current plight pakistan climate
TUV 2010.L666 38 38 air transport finance telecommunications technology environmental protection taiwan deserves participate fully member worldhealthorganization united nations specialized agencies international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change tuvalu therefore urges united nations specialized agencies accommodate taiwan’s meaningful participation climate
VCT 2010.L1069 34 34 must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality globalhealthchallenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety climate
VCT 2010.L1069 43 43 just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality globalhealthchallenges logically compelled participation world health assembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety climate
VCT 2010.L1075 28 28 must find ways ensure meaningful participation million people taiwan just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation worldhealthassembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate 10-55408 participation taiwan climate
VCT 2010.L1075 37 37 just economic strength merited inclusion wto universality global health challenges logically compelled participation worldhealthassembly global reach climate_change merit meaningful participation taiwan united nations framework convention climate_change interconnectedness global air travel shared safety concerns similarly mandate 10-55408 participation taiwan climate
VNM 2010.L335 21 21 international relations though somewhat abated persisted new dangers surfaced billion people still living destitute poverty hundreds millions others put scourge climate_change food insecurity natural disasterspandemicsterrorism mr president situation requires greater efforts solidarity achieve world genuine peace better life brighter future 65-year journey united nations mankind whole climate
YEM 2010.L1046 28 28 southeast asian nations beginning last month meeting reiterated necessary strengthen cooperation among member states fields trade investment tourism culture education fisheries efforts combatepidemicsnatural disasters challenges climate_change piracy high seas also hosted extraordinary ministerial meeting sana’a forum cooperation emphasizing need achieve security stability horn africa south red sea climate
AND 2011.L448 41 41 declaration resolution high- level meeting general assembly prevention control non-communicablediseasesheld recently successes allow us forget one serious challenges facing international community assembly highest representation fight climate_change date humankind used overcoming recessions times crisis entering climate
AUS 2011.L1277 38 38 committed closing gap indigenous non-indigenous australians hope answering development challenges world inextricably linkedhealthplanet planet ultimately can bear much scientists tell us planetary boundaries beyond venture climate_change biodiversity loss stratospheric ozone depletion chemical pollution ocean acidification depletion freshwater climate
BGR 2011.L1408 41 41 terrorism bulgaria’s full support began statement focusing challenge tackling non-communicablediseaseshuman suffering caused various illnesses exacerbated owing effects series global crises food finance energy threats associated climate_change taken together new challenges impede progress towards achievement climate
BGR 2011.L1413 36 36 terrorism bulgaria’s full support began statement focusing challenge tackling non-communicable diseases human suffering caused variousillnessesexacerbated owing effects series global crises food finance energy threats associated climate_change taken together new challenges impede progress towards achievement millennium development goals must twice climate
BHR 2011.L622 24 24 awards won various human social fields stress great importance global issues discussed secretary-general’s annual report work organization convinced imperative member states cooperate issues climate_change internationalhealthdrought poverty alleviation disarmament non-proliferation nuclear weapons fight terrorism urgent ever given scale challenges problems facing humankind can create new world security peace tranquillity prosperity climate
BLZ 2011.L205 32 32 global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threatmortalitynon-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution climate
BLZ 2011.L205 37 37 recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threatmortalitynon-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution climate
BLZ 2011.L207 30 30 global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicablediseasesnow rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key climate
BLZ 2011.L207 35 35 recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicablediseasesnow rivals mortality communicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key climate
BLZ 2011.L210 27 27 global economy bracing another setback recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivalsmortalitycommunicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems climate
BLZ 2011.L210 32 32 recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivalsmortalitycommunicable diseases greenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems climate
BLZ 2011.L212 30 30 recovery major industrialized economies stutters risks real danger reversal terrorism remains less global threat mortality non-communicable diseases now rivals mortality communicablediseasesgreenhouse gas emissions continue fuel global_warming perilous rate faced plethora ills now beset world belize entertain doubt institution holds key solving world problems organization united climate
BLZ 2011.L270 17 17 united nations lead charge partner us combating three serious threats presently confront us namely threat posed climate_change threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicablediseasessmall island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions climate
BLZ 2011.L270 31 31 us combating three serious threats presently confront us namely threat posed climate_change threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicablediseasessmall island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms climate
BLZ 2011.L270 41 41 posed climate_change threat posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicablediseasessmall island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms climate
BLZ 2011.L270 44 44 posed crime violence threat posed chronic non-communicablediseasessmall island coastal states like belize global_warming poses existential threat already overwhelmed nature scale frequency damage extreme_weather conditions triggered global_warming wrought infrastructure marine terrestrial organisms climate
BRB 2011.L965 29 29 highest possible standards transfer conventional arms including small arms light weapons ammunition much changed since formation united nations global challenges face todaypandemicshiv aids non-communicable diseases climate_change growth illicit drug trade transnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction new others including extreme poverty genocide terrorism civil conflict old climate
BWA 2011.L946 37 37 treatment accept million children access primary education certainly longer acceptable people die cholera waterbornediseasesaffordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming climate
BWA 2011.L946 46 46 acceptable people die cholera waterbornediseasesaffordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming climate
BWA 2011.L946 49 49 cholera waterbornediseasesaffordable technology clean water sanitation exists acceptable people continue exposed dire consequences climate_change debate endlessly instead concluding comprehensive 11-51384 legally binding climate_change regime curb global_warming NA climate
CHL 2011.L194 21 21 implications ignored evils modern society terrorism drug trafficking organized crime long time ceased heed borders territories jurisdictions attempt deal effectively global_warming environmental protection natural disastershealthemergencies hunger extreme poverty will certainly require greater concerted effective action community nations international bodies truly want begin change course history consequently climate
EST 2011.L853 45 45 disregard human beings ignoring state citizenshealthsurroundings totalitarian state exposed self-serving clique hell-bent maintaining power matter cost people matter pain suffering ensued today challenge face global climate_change estonia’s national security concept climate
GHA 2011.L727 30 30 institutions infrastructure international community nation-states will able unleash potential agriculture harness maximum benefit water resources expand access modern energy sources fightdiseasesconserve tropical forests move closer climate_change negotiations scheduled durban south africa expectation critical political questions answered united nations climate_change conference cancún will addressed regard mitigation climate
GHA 2011.L727 43 43 water resources expand access modern energy sources fightdiseasesconserve tropical forests move closer climate_change negotiations scheduled durban south africa expectation critical political questions answered united nations climate_change conference cancún will addressed regard mitigation climate
GNQ 2011.L593 20 20 plans coming fruition became engulfed fratricidal conflicts meet basic needs moreover african continent facing addition economic crisis devastating effects climate_change natural disasters drought famine communicablediseasesclaim millions victims respect african union recently organized donors conference support victims horn africa somalia one countries affected african union honoured climate
GRC 2011.L112 21 21 failures united nations meet agree disagree global cooperation agree humanity becomes stronger today united nations leading vital international cooperation tackling climate_change desertification also challenge non-communicablediseaseshinder macroeconomic development keep bottom billions people locked chronic poverty unregulated migration putting huge pressure countries including greece result even detriment low climate
GRD 2011.L1071 7 7 agenda maintain support sustainable development action climate_change support justice peace grenada commends secretary-general organizing number high- level meetings important topics moved single high-level meeting non-communicablediseasesscourge negatively affecting just developing countries many developed climate
GUY 2011.L764 48 48 goals defeat non-communicablediseasesguyana therefore welcomes week’s meeting non-communicable diseases adoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas climate
GUY 2011.L771 41 41 goals defeat non-communicable diseases guyana therefore welcomes week’s meeting non-communicablediseasesadoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas emissions copenhagen accord will contain global temperature climate
GUY 2011.L771 49 49 meeting non-communicablediseasesadoption political declaration resolution annex finally need move beyond global insanity response climate insecurity existing pledges greenhouse gas emissions copenhagen accord will contain global temperature NA climate
HRV 2011.L1185 12 12 transition low-carbon economies consistent sustainable development strengthen countries adaptation resilience face climate_change minimize possible security implications light diminishing natural resources environmental degradation extreme poverty hungerdiseasessocial unrest agree others sustainable development become defining issue time highly globalized interdependent climate
ISL 2011.L184 24 24 time act boldly time now key theme rio next year will green economy assure assembly country expertise offer can help fuel green revolution renewable_energy marinehealthsustainable use land least gender equality always core icelandic foreign policy four issues shall bring rio next year really need indeed revolution green revolution need climate
ISL 2011.L288 27 27 potential icelandic know-how coupled outside financing go long way making areas self- sufficient terms green energy one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protectivehealthoceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affecting health marine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine climate
ISL 2011.L288 39 39 sufficient terms green energy one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protectivehealthoceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affecting health marine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine climate
ISL 2011.L305 12 12 one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protective health oceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affectinghealthmarine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine biologist fear likely sooner later climate
ISL 2011.L305 24 24 one largest fishing nations iceland always deeply protective health oceans today climate_change threatens place fisheries world new strain speak acidification oceans resulting human carbon_emissions affectinghealthmarine environment especially true arctic vicinity home marine biologist fear likely sooner later may affect world’s fishing stocks vital source protein billion people just one climate
JAM 2011.L1042 24 24 agree policy directives pursue export-led trade initiative mindful resources capacity export well business opportunities market intelligence globally critical challenges food security energy security climate_change povertydiseasescontinue demand attention international community precisely transnational character many problems require multilateral cooperation action inclusive framework involves developed developing countries year ago world leaders gathered climate
JPN 2011.L1195 47 47 millennium development goals focusinghealtheducation moreover japan will continue contribution development africa hosting fifth tokyo international conference african development regarding support intended enable developing countries address climate_change japan will climate
LUX 2011.L1007 4 4 initiative order tackle climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated collective response like mention one particular prevention control non-communicablediseasesnon-communicable 11-51378 diseases cost million climate
LUX 2011.L1010 1 1 NA climate_change stress resources new additional official development assistance among numerous challenges require coordinated collective response like mention one particular prevention control non-communicable diseases non-communicable 11-51378diseasescost million climate
MDA 2011.L294 21 21 great task strengthening humanitarian disaster response capabilities faced different challenges commendable joint platform concerted actions managed united nations poverty conflicts climate_change economic financial issues migrationpandemicsterrorism international crime crises affecting humankind countered individually means global strategies united nations unique tool addressing overcoming united nations consolidate central role climate
MEX 2011.L878 5 5 can simultaneously reduce poverty climate_change finally another challenge social basis reducing poverty marginalization mexico established programme transferring money poorest population incentives mothers take children schoolhealthclinics programme offers average monthly bottom climate
MHL 2011.L816 23 23 given primary purpose united nations maintain international peace world afford overlook taiwan’s strong efforts promoting peace 11-51398 stability asia-pacific region including regard climate_change invitation worldhealthorganization taiwan participate observer benefited global medical progress including non-communicable diseases also serves effective model wider participation key organizations urge united nations member states climate
MHL 2011.L827 12 12 taiwan’s strong efforts promoting peace 11-51398 stability asia-pacific region including regard climate_change invitation world health organization taiwan participate observer benefited global medical progress including non-communicablediseasesalso serves effective model wider participation key organizations urge united nations member states climate
MRT 2011.L127 21 21 full success commend persistent herculean efforts resolve many issues including strengthening international peace security achieving millennium development goals mdgs combating climate_change mitigating threats famine endemicdiseasewell challenges hinder well-being humanity sixty-sixth session general assembly taking place sensitive political juncture region popular uprisings many arab countries led revolutions climate
NGA 2011.L936 48 48 prevention control non-communicablediseasesend meeting vein welcome discussions high-level meeting desertification land degradation issues continue pose challenges development efforts nigeria strongly supports united nations framework convention climate_change convention climate
NIC 2011.L608 30 30 victims earthquake levelled territory affected fukushima accident vehemently call states nuclear reactor installations take measures avoid similar accidents gravely endanger people’shealthharm environment 11-51398 upcoming durban climate_change conference rio conference sustainable development will provide renewed opportunities must allow squander truly break destructive logic redirect humankind towards climate
PLW 2011.L1084 27 27 province china order promote efficacy goals ideals united nations recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully united nations system believe united nations fully properly address issueshealthaviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate climate
PLW 2011.L1084 44 44 believe united nations fully properly address issueshealthaviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate climate
PLW 2011.L1094 19 19 recommend taiwan invited participate meaningfully united nations system believe united nations fully properly address issues health aviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate important united nations entities finally climate
PLW 2011.L1094 34 34 believe united nations fully properly address issues health aviation safety climate_change unless taiwan allowed participate activities worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change appeal world allow taiwan participate important united nations entities finally palau relatively new state joined climate
PNG 2011.L180 28 28 effective efficient way united nations deliver mandate particularly new country programme papua new guinea rolled beginning january will target areas governance social justicehealtheducation gender environment climate_change disaster management new country programme part overall efforts achieve millennium development goals mdgs since inaugural mdg report published papua new guinea climate
SLB 2011.L1351 38 38 global health system terms wide range international development programmes welcome participation observer worldhealthassembly continue call arrangements extended united nations treaty bodies including united nations convention climate_change unfccc ensure meaningful participation taiwan people affairs international community solomon islands climate
SLE 2011.L913 15 15 repression perpetrated strong like emphasize international cooperation peaceful settlement disputes life blood organization deliberations global_warming human trafficking threats nuclear weapons scourge abject poverty communicable non-communicablediseasesruthless natural disasters flow illicit drugs seemingly unending upheavals financial markets always remember need world connected climate
SMR 2011.L629 16 16 role global governance questioned anyone destinies peoples linked global threats increasingly direct way today threats climate_change biodiversity loss economic financial employment crises food security publichealthdisarmament non-proliferation weapons fight terrorism recognized interdependent basis create new form international cooperation multilateralism coordinate policies international climate
SUR 2011.L109 49 49 pv agreepandemicsaids malaria non-communicable diseases threats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change NA climate
SUR 2011.L111 47 47 pv agree pandemics aidsmalarianon-communicable diseases threats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change continuing vulnerability climate
SUR 2011.L113 45 45 pv agree pandemics aids malaria non-communicablediseasesthreats related terrorism weapons mass destruction human trafficking illicit trade use small arms light weapons illicit drug trade risks posed climate_change continuing vulnerability women youth climate
TUV 2011.L371 24 24 sustainable development strategy fourth united nations conference least developed countries scheduled next month furthermore least developed country tuvalu vulnerable global economic shocks impacts climate_change outbreaksdiseaseincluding non-communicable diseases tuvalu continues call appeal united nations take vulnerabilities seriously consideration addressing question graduation ldcs despite ambitious target istanbul programme action per cent climate
TUV 2011.L374 21 21 fourth united nations conference least developed countries scheduled next month furthermore least developed country tuvalu vulnerable global economic shocks impacts climate_change outbreaks disease including non-communicablediseasestuvalu continues call appeal united nations take vulnerabilities seriously consideration addressing question graduation ldcs despite ambitious target istanbul programme action per cent climate
TUV 2011.L573 41 41 particular tuvalu calls upon united nations subsidiary bodies especially worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization allow taiwan participate fully meaningfully meetings activities including united nations meetings climate_change climate_change priority global issue twenty-first century beyond therefore climate
TUV 2011.L573 42 42 tuvalu calls upon united nations subsidiary bodies especially worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization allow taiwan participate fully meaningfully meetings activities including united nations meetings climate_change climate_change priority global issue twenty-first century beyond therefore climate
UKR 2011.L719 49 49 protection improvinghealthreducing child mortality curbing spread hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality working today’s immediate tasks believe necessary pay greater attention 11-50702 increasingly acute issue climate_change NA climate
UKR 2011.L722 46 46 protection improving health reducing childmortalitycurbing spread hiv aids tuberculosis ensuring gender equality working today’s immediate tasks believe necessary pay greater attention 11-50702 increasingly acute issue climate_change environmental protection endorse climate
USA 2011.L1998 36 36 challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address publichealthemergencies place commitment health people demands preserve planet must put action climate_change demands tap power science save resources scarce together must continue work build progress climate
USA 2011.L2002 32 32 challenge today urge nations join us meeting goal making sure nations core capacities address public health emergencies place commitmenthealthpeople demands preserve planet must put action climate_change demands tap power science save resources scarce together must continue work build progress made copenhagen cancún major climate
VNM 2011.L102 23 23 today peace cooperation development remain over-arching themes time yet tensions conflicts persist continents regions owing unresolved differences within nations threat use force climate_change natural disasterspandemicstransnational crime proliferation weapons mass destruction international terrorism still challenges demand effective responses world economy’s unstable recovery coupled economic downturns many developed nations exposed climate
VNM 2011.L310 13 13 resources capacities fulfil internationally agreed action plans including mdgs facilitate multilateral negotiations climate_change well disarmament non-proliferation weapons mass destruction provide solutions pressing issues desertification non-communicablediseasesnuclear safety security respond global financial economic crisis help mentioning efforts united nations funds climate
BGD 2012.L716 32 32 people nearly per cent school-age children enrolled primary schools achieved gender parity primary secondary education established community clinics ensurenutritionhealth care rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant climate
BGD 2012.L717 31 31 people nearly per cent school-age children enrolled primary schools achieved gender parity primary secondary education established community clinics ensure nutritionhealthcare rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant maternal climate
BGD 2012.L743 7 7 care rural people especially mothers children climate_change trust fund set implement adaptation mitigation programmes undertakings helped achieving millennium development goals mdgs gender parity infant maternalmortalityahead achievements earned us global recognition mdg south-south climate
BGD 2012.L785 29 29 scaling nutrition lead group champion education first initiative welcome high-level panel post-2015 development agenda consider coherence sustainable development goals prioritize poverty hungernutritionglobal food energy security climate_change global partnership sustainable development hope high-level panel will also consider formulating position painful plight autistic disadvantaged children constitute per cent climate
BGD 2012.L833 46 46 speaks launched global autism publichealthinitiative current assembly session will submit draft resolution autism spectrum disorder hope will receive assembly’s support efforts hindered unjust developments resulting climate_change increasing poverty property climate
BWA 2012.L274 22 22 south sudan north led instability region typical sudanese regime many years live times common well-being seriously compromised threats nuclear proliferation terrorism climate_change environmental degradation underdevelopmentpandemicdiseases coupled effects global economic financial crisis internal conflicts resolution myriad challenges threats confronting mankind requires urgent concerted action international community universality united climate
BWA 2012.L275 21 21 sudan north led instability region typical sudanese regime many years live times common well-being seriously compromised threats nuclear proliferation terrorism climate_change environmental degradation underdevelopment pandemicdiseasescoupled effects global economic financial crisis internal conflicts resolution myriad challenges threats confronting mankind requires urgent concerted action international community universality united climate
COG 2012.L783 48 48 poverty employment educationhealthaffected crisis light delegation reaffirms responsibility central role united nations forging spirit solidarity cooperation can enable commitments made areas aid financing development respected climate_change remains climate
CPV 2012.L1007 23 23 university united nations needed new vision new paradigm new multilateralism help ensure global economic financial stability combat poverty re-establish peace respond effects climate_change improve globalhealthfight terrorism ensure disarmament non-proliferation closing ceremony united nations conference sustainable development rio june stated rio shown multilateralism irreplaceable instrument global expression democracy reaffirm climate
DMA 2012.L54 16 16 manner presided sixty- sixth session sixty-seventh session general assembly convened time face myriad challenges impact climate_change civil conflicts hunger starvation poverty hiv aids chronic non-communicablediseaseschallenges however equally matched tremendous opportunities created rapid advancement science technology unprecedented level international cooperation therefore need climate
FSM 2012.L501 45 45 epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibilityhealthrests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyle epidemic also mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat climate
FSM 2012.L516 30 30 epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effectsnutritionlifestyle epidemic also mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat poses food security traditional lifestyle micronesians federated states micronesia supports greater participation women social political climate
FSM 2012.L518 28 28 epidemic proportions pacific accept primary responsibility health rests government seeking assistance international community capacity-building institutional strengthening policy formulation recognize contributing effects nutrition lifestyleepidemicalso mindful fact climate_change magnified challenge result threat poses food security traditional lifestyle micronesians federated states micronesia supports greater participation women social political economic development climate
GMB 2012.L291 17 17 organization times questioned one element remains unchallenged character best forum confronting global challenges convene discuss issues climate_change economic crises financial turmoil food insecurity conflicts fightingdiseasepoverty special interests africa convening power united nations confers legitimacy indeed unparalleled elsewhere developing countries therefore believe work climate
GRD 2012.L376 49 49 development educationhealthwellness information communications technology tourism hospitality agribusiness grenada committed path sustainability determined efforts led energy policy aimed reducing fossil-fuel usage per cent year completely carbon-neutral NA climate
IRL 2012.L800 43 43 partners worked closely secretary- general build support scalingnutritionmovement must collectively must act now recognize systemic linkages recurring food price crises humanitarian emergencies chronic undernourishment effects climate_change nothing connects us across borders across climate
JAM 2012.L151 24 24 time across world increasing sense impatience agitation born sense growing global insecurity accordingly united nations agenda expanded focus address multifaceted challenges food security climate_change globalpandemicsglobal economic financial crisis already witnessed citizens several nations spring action demands change others chose occupy various spaces protest light reality many indeed many us climate
KNA 2012.L1427 20 20 technology community development education name just nation even region however taiwan’s unfailing valued contributions work united nations framework convention climate_change international civil aviation organization worldhealthassembly forums long demonstrated outstanding credentials valued impactful member global community fitting just remaining strictures pertaining taiwan’s standing among international community climate
KOR 2012.L42 24 24 able leadership session will crowned great success humankind continues advance drawing collective wisdom address challenges throughout human history although new global challenges mankind climate_change povertydiseaseunderdevelopment terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction now testing international community doubt will overcome challenges future path united nations symbol collective wisdom take greater responsibility coping climate
KWT 2012.L1089 11 11 global financial crisis rise basic commodity prices clear negative impact climate_change growing frequency natural disasters intensification terrorism put focus ugly face poverty hunger well spreadepidemicscommunicable dangerous diseases despite notable accomplishments many states efforts reach millennium development climate
KWT 2012.L1092 8 8 rise basic commodity prices clear negative impact climate_change growing frequency natural disasters intensification terrorism put focus ugly face poverty hunger well spread epidemics communicable dangerousdiseasesdespite notable accomplishments many states efforts reach millennium development climate
MEX 2012.L2339 39 39 thousands lives region united nations considers finds solutions global problems threaten integrityhealthlives millions around world deals famine starvation horn africa epidemics h1n1 virus mexico tackles climate_change must also take action stop wave death suffering drug trade climate
MEX 2012.L2349 29 29 thousands lives region united nations considers finds solutions global problems threaten integrity health lives millions around world deals famine starvation horn africaepidemicsh1n1 virus mexico tackles climate_change must also take action stop wave death suffering drug trade blights lives people respectfully urge exhort united nations take part climate
MLI 2012.L771 29 29 need undertake in-depth dialogue new strategies aimed mobilizing additional stable predictable resources ensure financing development programmes achievement millennium development goals particular areashealtheducation food security environment climate_change one major challenges facing world survival planet threatened natural disasters caused phenomenon seriously affecting living conditions countries sahel mine inter climate
NIC 2012.L917 41 41 achieving important results struggle poverty strengthens process restoring rights translateshealthbetter education productive service-oriented infrastructure higher living standard citizens soon will transformed energy matrix using sources renewable_energy per cent energy consumed will renewable_energy decided take climate
NIC 2012.L917 47 47 process restoring rights translateshealthbetter education productive service-oriented infrastructure higher living standard citizens soon will transformed energy matrix using sources renewable_energy per cent energy consumed will renewable_energy decided take climate
SLE 2012.L482 23 23 many member states particularly global south voyage rough times turbulent worse still effects food fuel financial crises struck global community well impact climate_change conflicts deadlypandemicsexacerbated situation compromised determination efforts developing countries especially least developed countries ldcs attain internationally agreed development goals including mdgs commend brazil successfully hosting united climate
SMR 2012.L1449 35 35 still vulnerable group population subjected violence abuse exploitation vast number children world still access basic serviceshealthcare education besides facing global challenges economic crisis problems connected climate_change states must find resources necessary best meet needs children immediately improve conditions living poorest climate
TTO 2012.L620 8 8 fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demisehealthwell-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses climate
TTO 2012.L620 15 15 fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demisehealthwell-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments climate
TTO 2012.L620 16 16 fully implement obligations united nations framework convention climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demisehealthwell-being people central development prevalence non-communicable diseases particular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments lack climate
TTO 2012.L627 1 1 NA climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicablediseasesparticular poses climate
TTO 2012.L627 8 8 climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicablediseasesparticular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments climate
TTO 2012.L627 9 9 climate_change kyoto protocol guarantee survival us vulnerable climate_change climate_variability sea-level rise every moment delay takes us closer demise health well-being people central development prevalence non-communicablediseasesparticular poses serious threat caribbean development trinidad tobago laments lack climate
BGR 2013.L75 45 45 billion people still suffer extreme povertymalnutritionbasic health services many women babies remain remote luxury disparities wealth distribution quality life personal opportunities become extreme across globe climate_change environmental degradation reached alarming climate
BGR 2013.L77 43 43 billion people still suffer extreme poverty malnutrition basichealthservices many women babies remain remote luxury disparities wealth distribution quality life personal opportunities become extreme across globe climate_change environmental degradation reached alarming level require climate
BRB 2013.L179 4 4 many manifestations impact climate_change extreme_weather events food crises volatile food crises compounded unprecedented levels terror violence time seen global determination tackle issues barbados recognizes stabilityhealthproductivity global environment particularly coastal climate
BRB 2013.L179 5 5 many manifestations impact climate_change extreme_weather events food crises volatile food crises compounded unprecedented levels terror violence time seen global determination tackle issues barbados recognizes stabilityhealthproductivity global environment particularly coastal marine climate
BRB 2013.L515 18 18 development agenda involve commitments eradication poverty hunger environmental sustainability strong emphasis coastal marine resources development sustainable accessible renewable_energy technologies pursuit sustainable agriculture agenda tandem foodnutritionsecurity gender equality women’s empowerment youth development education employment also call emphasis inclusion vulnerable groups including persons disabilities requisite climate
BWA 2013.L140 32 32 post- development agenda therefore pledge full support cooperation president ashe efforts usher new development paradigm doubt challenges extreme povertydiseaselack access affordable energy potable water sanitation climate_change gender inequality will continue haunt millions people especially developing countries account delegation strong view formulation sustainable development climate
BWA 2013.L342 9 9 botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impactshealthfood security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united climate
BWA 2013.L342 12 12 botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impactshealthfood security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations framework convention climate
BWA 2013.L342 22 22 botswana among sub-saharan african countries suffer adverse impact climate_change notable manifestations climate_change extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impactshealthfood security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations framework convention climate_change delegation believes needs done particularly assist vulnerable countries arid climate
BWA 2013.L342 38 38 extreme temperatures water shortages land degradation desertification persistent drought climate_change also adverse impactshealthfood security gratifying progress continues made many countries implementation united nations framework convention climate_change delegation believes needs done particularly assist vulnerable countries arid semi-arid areas climate
COD 2013.L229 35 35 peace deadly conflicts globalization driven mainly unbridled pursuit profit aggravation poverty comes addition food crisis faminesdiseasesincluding endemic diseases disappeared now reappearing environmental destruction main cause climate_change deplorable effects remedy situation general assembly established several bodies welcome creation open working group climate
COD 2013.L232 32 32 peace deadly conflicts globalization driven mainly unbridled pursuit profit aggravation poverty comes addition food crisis famines diseases including endemicdiseasesdisappeared now reappearing environmental destruction main cause climate_change deplorable effects remedy situation general assembly established several bodies welcome creation open working group sustainable development goals climate
CPV 2013.L352 24 24 agenda led united nations involving intensive international cooperation partnership multilateral bilateral levels cape verde committed joint effort cape verdeans deeply focused global issues climate_change hungermalnutritionvarious forms inequality well importance ensuring environmental sustainability national international partnerships support global development climate_change pressing problem times must addressed urgency great sense responsibility world climate
CPV 2013.L352 39 39 verde committed joint effort cape verdeans deeply focused global issues climate_change hungermalnutritionvarious forms inequality well importance ensuring environmental sustainability national international partnerships support global development climate_change pressing problem times must addressed urgency great sense responsibility world climate
FRA 2013.L770 46 46 per cent enhance fight greatpandemicshiv aids tuberculosis malaria europe france also established tax financial transactions decided allocate per cent income towards development-related actions access water renewable_energy development assistance can climate
FRA 2013.L774 42 42 per cent enhance fight great pandemics hiv aids tuberculosismalariaeurope france also established tax financial transactions decided allocate per cent income towards development-related actions access water renewable_energy development assistance can help poorest countries ensure climate
IRL 2013.L652 31 31 mdgs significant numbers people lifted poverty millions children receiving primary education two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aidsdiseasespandemics tackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental climate
IRL 2013.L652 42 42 two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aidsdiseasespandemics tackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental climate
IRL 2013.L653 30 30 mdgs significant numbers people lifted poverty millions children receiving primary education two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aids diseasespandemicstackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental human climate
IRL 2013.L653 41 41 two billion people access improved water supplies hiv aids diseasespandemicstackled nevertheless fresh global challenges climate_change beginning undermine progress made communities developing countries contributed least causes climate_change suffering effects injustice clear simple matter fundamental human climate
IRL 2013.L777 16 16 poverty hunger generation want see specific commitments relation empowerment women girls want see integrated approach climate_change strong focus climate-sensitive agriculture aid programme government prioritized hungermalnutritiontheme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investment nutrition mothers babies leading supporters scaling nutrition movement climate
IRL 2013.L787 6 6 girls want see integrated approach climate_change strong focus climate-sensitive agriculture aid programme government prioritized hunger malnutrition theme resonates ireland’s history simple message vital importance investmentnutritionmothers babies leading supporters scaling nutrition movement climate
KNA 2013.L1566 47 47 made taiwan’s presence worldhealthassembly referred wha model serve useful point reference taiwan’s meaningful participation international agencies international civil aviation organization icao united nations framework convention climate_change note permit climate
KNA 2013.L1818 17 17 change fail pursue priorities will eradicate poverty enhance global peace security find alternative means reducing impact climate_change saving planet destruction reduce elevated incidences hiv aidsncdsmust change agencies organization adopt policy equity strong determination execute mandate enable institutionalization culture peace security respect human climate
LCA 2013.L629 38 38 agenda must therefore address real sense issues concern sids rise sea level non-communicablediseasesassessment loss damage caused natural man-made disasters funding needed recovery also concerned causes climate_change particularly over-dependence fossil fuels destructive impact debt profiles small vulnerable economies climate
MNG 2013.L104 32 32 school one eight fellow citizens still goes hungry yet billion dollars earmarked military expenditures every year fraction sum spenthealthcare education state affairs tolerated comes climate temperature increase two degrees centigrade disastrous catastrophic environment changing rapidly production side global consumption far exceeds fragile planet’s climate
MRT 2013.L92 21 21 consultation role rule law good governance also like thank secretary-general mr ban ki-moon unflagging efforts service international peace security focus climate_change issues fight famine deadlydiseaseswell realizing millennium development goals last june important speech president delivered general assembly occasion election preside sixty-eighth session see pv outlined ambitious climate
NAM 2013.L102 42 42 made believe post-2015 development agenda people-centred inclusive focus provisionhealthcare education food security nutrition energy potable water gender equality empowerment women young people people disabilities challenges climate_change environmental conservation continue focus attention united nations climate
NAM 2013.L107 37 37 made believe post-2015 development agenda people-centred inclusive focus provision health care education food securitynutritionenergy potable water gender equality empowerment women young people people disabilities challenges climate_change environmental conservation continue focus attention united nations conference sustainable development made commitments climate
NER 2013.L663 18 18 families call efforts achieve prompt release problems sahel just security problems part world among afflicted subject effects climate_change desertification recurring droughts well resulting food shortagesmalnutritionneeds significant investment part sustained global strategy supported entire international community ensure economic progress vital stabilization deliverance clutches violence climate
SLB 2013.L1433 16 16 president recognize first step continue seek observer status republic china icao united nations framework convention climate_change requests mirror observer status republic china currently enjoys worldhealthassembly solomon islands continues serve united nations executive board welcome new executive director un-women ms phumzile mlambo-ngcuka climate
SUR 2013.L581 37 37 process directed towards continued eradication poverty people-centred approach combining economic activity social need educationhealthcare thereby promoting welfare well-being integration economic social action strengthening human capital global_warming direct negative impact development small island developing states low-lying coastal states including climate
SWZ 2013.L825 40 40 hiv aids therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge well non-communicablediseasesmaintained ensuring food security good nutrition remains priority feature prominently post- development agenda however issue climate_change continues drawback many developing countries food production seriously affected climate
SWZ 2013.L831 34 34 hiv aids therefore post- development agenda pressure address scourge well non-communicable diseases maintained ensuring food security goodnutritionremains priority feature prominently post- development agenda however issue climate_change continues drawback many developing countries food production seriously affected climate-change patterns related challenges provision adequate climate
TTO 2013.L310 31 31 agreed goals including mdgs also many pitfalls become apparent business-as-usual approaches will suffice address eradicate poverty global scale ensure foodnutritionenergy security reverse environmental degradation deal climate_change current approaches will advance mdg agenda ensure sustainable development post-2015 context agreed june rio de janeiro united nations climate
TUN 2013.L673 30 30 problems many foreseeable bring great pain people able avoid situations adopted slogan think globally act locally medical doctor recall able conquerepidemicsraged humankind efforts prevention dictatorships climate_change poverty must thwarted internally among peoples facing epidemics must preventive policies save humankind hope god enough time us quickly climate
TUN 2013.L687 18 18 adopted slogan think globally act locally medical doctor recall able conquer epidemics raged humankind efforts prevention dictatorships climate_change poverty must thwarted internally among peoples facingepidemicsmust preventive policies save humankind hope god enough time us quickly take direction late climate
TUV 2013.L203 39 39 world republic china’s significant international participation united nations specialized agencies including worldhealthorganization unesco unicef international civil aviation organization international maritime organization united nations framework convention climate_change critical collectively advance towards post-mdg era enter era sustainable development climate
VNM 2013.L530 17 17 face grim future due lack educational opportunities time deforestation exhaustive exploitation natural resources pollution factors led global_warming rising sea levels unpredictable weather natural disasters newepidemicsgrave dangers driving poorer nations deeper destitution must rally together escape poverty fight disease protect environment respond natural climate
VNM 2013.L544 3 3 factors led global_warming rising sea levels unpredictable weather natural disasters new epidemics grave dangers driving poorer nations deeper destitution must rally together escape poverty fightdiseaseprotect environment respond natural climate
ATG 2014.L1324 16 16 say living tumultuous times seem understatement pv p noted entire world facing challenges poverty hunger climate_change rising sea levels persistent unemployment armed conflicts ebola virusepidemiccalled global body tackle challenges dedication single-mindedness purpose compromise sense resolve resilience ibid right crises staring human climate
ATG 2014.L1324 45 45 persistent unemployment armed conflicts ebola virusepidemiccalled global body tackle challenges dedication single-mindedness purpose compromise sense resolve resilience ibid right crises staring human civilization face including climate_change ebola virus threat posed climate
BHR 2014.L120 24 24 environment conducive seeking appropriate solutions problems challenges face inaugural statement secretary-general opening general debate see pv shed light number challenges facing us including climate_change spreaddiseasesparticularly ebola epidemic west africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues related health education food security climate
BHR 2014.L123 21 21 appropriate solutions problems challenges face inaugural statement secretary-general opening general debate see pv shed light number challenges facing us including climate_change spread diseases particularly ebolaepidemicwest africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues related health education food security climate
BHR 2014.L142 2 2 including climate_change spread diseases particularly ebola epidemic west africa aggravated refugee problem propagation extremism policies exclusion violence violations human rights particularly affecting women issues relatedhealtheducation food security climate
BHR 2014.L142 49 49 issues relatedhealtheducation food security country supports secretary-general’s urgent call conclude global climate agreement forthcoming lima paris conferences stresses importance green climate fund designed mitigate effects climate_change NA climate
BLZ 2014.L380 23 23 international community grievously dilatory taking prompt collective action prevent genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threatsepidemicspandemics terrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge climate
BLZ 2014.L380 35 35 genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threatsepidemicspandemics terrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge conflagrations climate
BLZ 2014.L381 22 22 community grievously dilatory taking prompt collective action prevent genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threats epidemicspandemicsterrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge climate
BLZ 2014.L381 34 34 genocidal massacre rwanda current spread ebola virus africa major emitters dilatory confronting challenges climate_change evident threats epidemicspandemicsterrorism pose planet humankind pale insignificance compared existential threats climate_change furthermore equally evident hyperbole opine time side horrendous devastation caused extreme droughts huge conflagrations forests climate
BRN 2014.L392 21 21 force lebanon international peace monitoring missions work southern philippines remain committed endeavours overall outlook complicated challenges global nature ranging impact climate_change extremism terrorism serious repercussionspandemicdiseases brunei darussalam stands united international community combating terrorism forms rejecting extremism support regional international efforts counter terrorism will continue participate global climate
BRN 2014.L393 20 20 lebanon international peace monitoring missions work southern philippines remain committed endeavours overall outlook complicated challenges global nature ranging impact climate_change extremism terrorism serious repercussions pandemicdiseasesbrunei darussalam stands united international community combating terrorism forms rejecting extremism support regional international efforts counter terrorism will continue participate global climate
CHL 2014.L56 19 19 devastating humanitarian consequences challenges include regional wars ethnic religious tensions humanitarian crises trampling human rights break-up several states climate_change deepening inequality cross-border terrorism spread terriblepandemicsebola require firm urgent response part international community instability along lack social cohesion poses threat peace security human rights development climate
CHN 2014.L1054 33 33 development global development still task long term international community dealing formidable challenges reducing poverty eradicating hunger improving educationhealthwomen children also facing new challenges form environment climate_change energy resource security next year deadline meeting mdgs post-2015 development agenda will take historic mission building climate
CHN 2014.L1210 24 24 negotiations new post-2020 climate-change regime scheduled end accordance principles shared differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities aim creating fairer equitable effective arrangements international cooperation climate_change ebolaepidemicraging african countries sounded alarm global health security good brother partner africa shares good bad china will continue stand firmly african people support assist best climate
CHN 2014.L1217 17 17 accordance principles shared differentiated responsibilities equity respective capabilities aim creating fairer equitable effective arrangements international cooperation climate_change ebola epidemic raging african countries sounded alarm globalhealthsecurity good brother partner africa shares good bad china will continue stand firmly african people support assist best climate
CIV 2014.L347 27 27 growth rate gross national product per cent average past years africa offers unique opportunities areas infrastructure energy agriculture employment capability ensuring food security continenthealthsector combating climate_change also active africa entering era progress development will depend security environment indeed unprecedented spread terrorism horn africa sahelo-saharan area explosion maritime piracy climate
COG 2014.L78 35 35 world turmoil humankind lives fear tensions conflicts exist virtually everywhere terrorism become bogeyman states old newepidemicsplague societies especially poorest among persistent disparities among within states climate_change threatens planet challenges arouse feeling great apprehension throughout world turn make us put faith climate
COG 2014.L328 42 42 solidarity shown international community assisting african countries affected ebolaepidemiceradicate terrible scourge regard welcome establishment united nations mission ebola emergency response secretary-general like briefly address issue climate_change everyone knows remains major threat planet republic climate
CYP 2014.L457 30 30 tackle include among others human trafficking proliferation weapons mass destruction global poverty hunger distress intensify migration flows create demographic changes spreadepidemicrecent example ebola moreover effects climate_change eventually distant future turn irreversible catastrophic cyprus lies crossroads europe north africa near middle east volatile region conflicts take climate
DMA 2014.L1417 7 7 rest international community legally binding outcome climate_change negotiations critical component series actions taken member states buttressed post-2015 agenda includes poverty eradication increased access education traininghealthcare potable water sanitation promotes sustainable inclusive economic climate
DNK 2014.L64 21 21 humanitarian assistance persecution people religious political beliefs gender sexual orientation disrespect national borders challenging basic principles rules-based international order built climate_change causing great risks humanhealthglobal food security economic development natural resources much prosperity depends world billion people increasing demand key resources unsustainable pattern consumption production challenges climate
EST 2014.L841 47 47 ebola become international publichealthemergency despite efforts already made governments international organizations outbreak races ahead support efforts global ebola response coalition tasked contain stop spread virus climate_change already existential climate
FSM 2014.L214 15 15 droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water securityhealthpopulation health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small climate
FSM 2014.L214 21 21 droughts small increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water securityhealthpopulation health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming climate
FSM 2014.L214 46 46 climate_change threatens food water securityhealthpopulation health oceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase climate
FSM 2014.L216 13 13 increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water security health populationhealthoceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small climate
FSM 2014.L216 19 19 increase sea level catastrophe atolls micronesia islands contribute almost nothing towards causes climate_change yet face brunt adverse impacts climate_change threatens food water security health populationhealthoceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming climate
FSM 2014.L216 44 44 climate_change threatens food water security health populationhealthoceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase pre-industrial temperature climate
FSM 2014.L216 49 49 health populationhealthoceans coral reefs biodiversity existence island nations collectively order small islands survive alliance small island states aosis advocates limiting global_warming well c increase pre-industrial temperature NA climate
FSM 2014.L743 41 41 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicablediseasesncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral climate
FSM 2014.L744 40 40 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseasesncdsbecome leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue climate
FSM 2014.L754 30 30 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declaredncdsepidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases climate
FSM 2014.L755 29 29 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncdsepidemicdiseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern climate
FSM 2014.L756 28 28 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemicdiseaseslifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern society climate
FSM 2014.L758 26 26 economic sustainability must abide rules iuu fishing must stopped non-communicable diseases ncds become leading cause death pacific therefore pacific leaders declared ncds epidemic diseases lifestylediseasescompounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious social diseases modern society robs individuals climate
FSM 2014.L779 7 7 ncds epidemic diseases lifestyle diseases compounded climate_change destroys food crops contaminates water supplies tackling multisectoral issue requires broad cooperation support human trafficking one serious socialdiseasesmodern society robs individuals dignity particularly women children climate
IND 2014.L1192 22 22 give new direction economy us india respect nature fundamental integral part spiritualism part ideology like draw assembly’s attention another idea talk climate_change also talking holistichealthcare connecting nature going back basics today like underscore yoga invaluable gift ancient tradition yoga embodies unity mind body thought action important coordinate climate
IND 2014.L1220 44 44 action important coordinate aspects holistic approach valuablehealthwell-being yoga just exercise way discover sense oneness world nature changing lifestyle creating consciousness can also help us deal climate_change let us work towards adopting climate
IRL 2014.L1112 44 44 council adopted draft resolution led ireland preventablemortalitymorbidity children indeed deplorable million children age die annually mainly preventable treatable causes ireland working partners africa devastating impact climate_change especially smallholder agriculture last week climate
IRL 2014.L1113 43 43 council adopted draft resolution led ireland preventable mortalitymorbiditychildren indeed deplorable million children age die annually mainly preventable treatable causes ireland working partners africa devastating impact climate_change especially smallholder agriculture last week joined climate
KEN 2014.L290 12 12 face world twenty-first century issues sustained economic development equality among nations climate_change industrialization biodiversity loss environmental protection must now go hand glove traditional challenges povertydiseasehunger inequality within nations new agenda must therefore universal comprehensive responsive nations equally climate
KIR 2014.L371 38 38 commitment leadership focusing united nations global attention plight needy alleviating poverty addressing ebolaepidemicraising voices youth women participation development ending gender-based violence promoting peace security acting climate_change now highlighted numerous occasions past including earlier week issue climate_change remains climate
KIR 2014.L371 48 48 poverty addressing ebolaepidemicraising voices youth women participation development ending gender-based violence promoting peace security acting climate_change now highlighted numerous occasions past including earlier week issue climate_change remains climate
LVA 2014.L724 44 44 made historic commitment eradicating extreme poverty improvinghealthwelfare world’s people within years new development agenda go must address global challenges conflicts terrorism inequalities absence rule law climate_change natural disasters social economic environmental climate
MDV 2014.L49 19 19 secretary-general’s stewardship organization difficult times defines great communities times ability overcome unexpected persevere adapt changing realities daunting effects climate_change ever-pressing challenges poverty want uncontrollable spreaddiseasecommunities everywhere striving overcome obstacles communities subject challenges impossible bear think beyond realm possibilities begin seeking different answers questions nurture climate
MHL 2014.L628 34 34 participate international stage republic marshall islands supports taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies mechanisms including worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change well key regional economic integration mechanisms furthermore call taiwan’s involvement post-2015 development agenda urge recognition climate
MHL 2014.L658 6 6 organization united nations framework convention climate_change well key regional economic integration mechanisms furthermore call taiwan’s involvement post-2015 development agenda urge recognition important assistance provided countryhealtheducation energy marshall islands welcomes taiwan’s efforts climate
MMR 2014.L31 15 15 global challenges security threats must addressed collectively urgency planet heating owing clear imminent danger climate_change terrorism rearing ugly head global village gripped fear spreading ebolaepidemictension mistrust building among major powers reminiscent rivalry cold war number scale regional local conflicts growing climate
NGA 2014.L638 49 49 situation preventdiseasebecoming global catastrophe united nations must accord maximum priority deserves certainly much discussion limiting ozone layer depletion since commencement negotiations united nations framework convention climate_change NA climate
NIC 2014.L112 39 39 flagrant violation basic human rights must work together overcome eradicate poverty hungermalnutritiondisease war conflict regime change politics coups violence women children arms race negative impacts climate_change emerging social slavery plagues including drug trafficking organized crime human climate
NIC 2014.L113 38 38 flagrant violation basic human rights must work together overcome eradicate poverty hunger malnutritiondiseasewar conflict regime change politics coups violence women children arms race negative impacts climate_change emerging social slavery plagues including drug trafficking organized crime human trafficking climate
NRU 2014.L514 40 40 daunting absolutely confident institution agencies task made progress reducing hunger povertydiseasejust week world watched leaders gathered climate summit announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners climate
NRU 2014.L514 44 44 agencies task made progress reducing hunger povertydiseasejust week world watched leaders gathered climate summit announce actions countries corporations planning order lower greenhouse gas emissions responsible climate_crisis summit provided hope least corners climate
PHL 2014.L84 15 15 issues consistent president’s social contract united nations post-2015 development agenda progress millennium development goals climate_change disaster-risk reduction management so-called islamic state iraq sham ebola virusdiseaseoutbreak peace security rule law disarmament peacekeeping migration protection women children call united nations reforms fourteen climate
PLW 2014.L472 29 29 must remain back pages minds global commitments must move front page alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms publichealthclimate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectious diseases find way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome climate
PLW 2014.L486 13 13 alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public health climate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectiousdiseasesfind way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome failures lost generation climate
PLW 2014.L486 17 17 alongside global conflicts receives attention financing deserves must understand terms public health climate_change defining issue century climate_change affects air breathe food eat water drink infectiousdiseasesfind way homes world leaders whether developed developing countries must overcome failures lost generation secretary-general said race now climate
PNG 2014.L244 26 26 also redouble efforts partnering us part support pacific sids papua new guinea launched pacific development assistance programme aimed assisting pacific sids critical areas development educationhealthcapacity-building climate_change reconstruction important infrastructure natural disasters reiterate call international community including united nations work together sids spirit genuine durable partnership commend secretary-general convening successful climate
PRT 2014.L916 22 22 shared responsibility key concepts regard universality post-2015 agenda synonymous insensitivity specificities least developed vulnerable countries small island developing states new challenges climate_change illicit trafficking piracypandemicsmajor threats today’s world outbreak ebola western african countries demands strong combined efforts international community contain eradicate plague portugal participating current urgent global climate
SEN 2014.L198 30 30 actions sustainable inclusive growth therefore mission work towards inclusive development present future generations given many challenges faced people particularly areas educationhealthfight poverty extreme poverty energy climate_change endemic poverty mind government senegal resolutely moved towards model whose goal creation wealth structural transformation economy adopted emerging senegal climate
SGP 2014.L39 28 28 coming year living worst times best times either standards living far higher human race ever face global crises several types internal cross-border conflictsepidemicsdisasters natural man-made climate_change international crime facing grave threats terrorism extremism latest manifestation islamic state iraq sham isis brutal cruel travesty religion stands unspeakable acts climate
SLB 2014.L705 23 23 ready take multilateral responsibilities republic china taiwan continues seek full effective participation three united nations specialized bodies namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolving health challenges icao works keep travelling public air climate
SLB 2014.L705 39 39 united nations specialized bodies namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolving health challenges icao works keep travelling public air services climate
SLB 2014.L722 6 6 namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc world health organization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolvinghealthchallenges icao works keep travelling public air climate
SLB 2014.L722 24 24 namely united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc world health organization international civil aviation organization icao united nations bodies deal urgent global issues interest climate_change evolvinghealthchallenges icao works keep travelling public air services safe wish note million passengers passed republic china taiwan luxury time turn blind eye required cooperation global climate
SLB 2014.L1261 26 26 cent population indigenous melanesians polynesians speaking different languages diverse cultures threat due forced relocation ancestral lands result sea-level rise right live harmony nature threatened declininghealthplanet climate_change remains greatest challenge time calls widest possible international cooperation part month solomon islands ratified second commitment period kyoto protocol united nations framework convention climate
SLE 2014.L100 18 18 secretary-general ban ki-moon constructive dynamic leadership organization sierra leone deeply appreciates forward-looking laudable initiatives issues sustainable energy climate_change among others particular appreciate robust response ebolaepidemiccausing much havoc lives threatening dignity existence will continue support highly ambitious commendable initiatives better safer world sierra leone climate
SLV 2014.L218 22 22 dignified life living democracy enjoying right sovereignty determination right choose path towards peace development new agenda must integrate universal issues migration climate_change food security educationhealthpublic safety world peace must keep repeating errors past based experience mdgs must reduce inequality gaps structural causes poverty exclusion new global agenda climate
SRB 2014.L177 21 21 global management can ensure better future new generations world allow consider three today’s pressing global challenges concern just serbia us climate_change global security deadly infectiousdiseasesvast proportions believe addressed wisely systematically challenges put survival future generations jeopardy socioeconomic interrelatedness accounts disappearance old division us us states members climate
SSD 2014.L1014 40 40 united states america assisting continent combat virus vital sdgs address globalhealththreats republic south sudan strongly condemns forms terrorism including piracy become menace international peace security climate_change now recognized major global threat threat wipe planet earth climate
SVK 2014.L763 17 17 planet globalization created borderless opportunities entrepreneurship also created new challenges must deal make life earth sustainable climate_change inequalities development distribution goods services poverty unequal accesshealtheducation slovakia will remain responsible member global community participate discussion financing sustainable development offering experience economic transition global climate
SWE 2014.L521 48 48 women sexual reproductivehealthrights including freedom violence normative frameworks place including security council resolution women peace security time come translate norms action one serious global challenges climate_change impact climate
TGO 2014.L240 48 48 combating hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis regard preservation environment improvement living conditions robust actions significantly increased level access sanitation clean water moreover government stepped adaptation efforts curb impact climate_change particular climate
THA 2014.L280 23 23 partners association southeast asian nations asean order build asean community peace prosperity committed working partners international community address many global challenges face climate_change transnational crimepandemicshuman trafficking committed working partners realize development agenda real lasting peace based state-centred security people-centred security development must transform people’s lives open door better climate
TTO 2014.L566 28 28 sustainable consumption production future want also outlines key emerging challenges need urgently address context post-2015 development agenda issues assembly will recall include non-communicablediseasesincreasing urgency address climate_change imperative addressing needs marginalized groups including women youth children persons living disabilities building blocks future want form basis post-2015 development agenda climate
TUR 2014.L79 46 46 people still die hunger communicablediseasestwenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hunger malnutrition communicable diseases lack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat climate
TUR 2014.L91 34 34 people still die hunger communicable diseases twenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hungermalnutritioncommunicable diseases lack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat future world children situation stain human dignity directly concerns humankind therefore course climate
TUR 2014.L93 32 32 people still die hunger communicable diseases twenty-first century children women brutally murdered wars poor countries struggle hunger malnutrition communicablediseaseslack education rich countries world enjoy prosperity climate_change poses major threat future world children situation stain human dignity directly concerns humankind therefore course united nations climate
TUV 2014.L674 48 48 united nations honourhealthoceans earth’s life-support system end also support commencement negotiations towards implementing agreement law sea can better protect oceans seriousness urgency need action combat climate_change reaffirmed climate
TUV 2014.L1044 19 19 implemented national policies financial management women gender development people disabilities young people protection families well sectors national priority climate_change energy food security fisheries information technologyhealthcare education outer islands development much needs done order properly deliver policies committed call support international partners mutual partnerships us climate
TUV 2014.L1113 34 34 relations among nations tuvalu also fully supports taiwan’s meaningful participation united nations specialized agencies mechanisms including worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change recognize cooperative spirit shown taiwan involvement post-2015 development agenda dialogue recognize need include taiwan global climate
VCT 2014.L82 24 24 challenges times caused nations question value role sovereignty increasingly borderless world globalization modernity unleashed number forces operate independently national governments borders include ills climate_change communicablediseasesebola economic contagion spreads like wildfire external shocks pose serious developmental existential threats beyond scope individual states address groups emerged terrorists drug cartels certain rapacious climate
VNM 2014.L218 23 23 peace security global challenges remain high agenda international community terrorism proliferation weapons mass destruction nuclear security safety environmental pollution depletion natural resources climate_change natural calamitiesepidemicslack food water security issues primary concern international community require enhanced joint efforts peace security prerequisites sustainable development united nations member states must live climate
VUT 2014.L824 8 8 strongly urge target holding increase global average temperature c pre-industrial levels included sdgs addition climate_change support sdgs extends limited inclusion peace effective institutions ocean managementhealtheducation energy security gender equality also concur emphasis means climate
VUT 2014.L824 15 15 strongly urge target holding increase global average temperature c pre-industrial levels included sdgs addition climate_change support sdgs extends limited inclusion peace effective institutions ocean managementhealtheducation energy security gender equality also concur emphasis means implementation report open working group general assembly climate
WSM 2014.L407 9 9 implemented quickly decisively paris conference can deliver ambitious climate_change agreement effective binding capable swift implementation universally owned respected states members united nations ebola outbreak deadlypandemiccausing chaos untold suffering parts west africa reach global treated climate
ZMB 2014.L383 22 22 investment inflows risk rendering noble effort futile exercise given immense challenges facing nations multilateral approaches will address underlying cross-border factors affect climate_change global poverty publichealthchildren’s welfare labour migration youth unemployment advancement women many issues whose solutions lie actions may transboundary effects new global development regime must therefore climate
BHR 2015.L104 18 18 world commend comprehensive annual report work organization important steps taken address numerous challenges issues including sustainable development climate_change conflicts humanitarian disasters refugee crisis addition deadlydiseasespoverty hunger many developing countries juncture wish totally submit will allah express heartfelt condolences custodian two holy mosques majesty climate
BLZ 2015.L362 17 17 search one even 15-29816 pv entails exhaustion one’s life savings given clear present existential threat posed climate_change imperative threat treated less urgency gravity diagnosis terminalillnesstreated must tandem ongoing quests vest people hope opportunities chance future deserve end world community must prepared deploy climate
BRN 2015.L115 24 24 brought second world war need restore peace security main focus today mandate grown hugely include emerging challenges evolving threats proliferation weapons mass destruction climate_change pandemicdiseasesterrorism violent extremism part comprehensive global mandate also tasked addressing multidimensional socioeconomic matters recognize united nations panacea world’s woes diminished overall success note commend role climate
BWA 2015.L646 27 27 challenge world facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting glaciers severe decline agricultural output changing weather patternshealthchallenges caused changing_climate conditions climate_change also presents serious security threat displaces millions people condemns even greater number sub-par living conditions extend condolences lost loved ones climate
BWA 2015.L646 29 29 facing potentially catastrophic consequences planet future generations continue witness dangerous rise sea levels melting glaciers severe decline agricultural output changing weather patternshealthchallenges caused changing_climate conditions climate_change also presents serious security threat displaces millions people condemns even greater number sub-par living conditions extend condolences lost loved ones climate
CIV 2015.L496 29 29 sustainable development goals new agenda gives us historic opportunity promote ambitious development programme aimed significantly reducing poverty hunger around world improving people’shealtheducation fighting adverse effects climate_change together also promote good governance measures will help redistribute wealth poor vulnerable bring back genuine partnership development can build world climate
COD 2015.L586 13 13 must urgently 15-29876 pv addressed especially regarding environment respect can longer hesitate climate_change one major challenges planet faces today negative impact vital socioeconomic sectors agriculturehealthapparent ever can said effect availability resources necessary life water urgent conclude universal legally climate
COD 2015.L586 45 45 negative impact vital socioeconomic sectors agriculturehealthapparent ever can said effect availability resources necessary life water urgent conclude universal legally binding agreement holds increase global average temperature c relation pre-industrial levels climate
FSM 2015.L853 18 18 friendship partnership cooperation collective strength future enough common enemies today enemies respect culture boundaries religion social status climate_change sea-level rise poverty hunger famine illiteracy incurablediseasesdomestic violence genocide human trafficking economic imbalance apathy challenges today must bind together efforts address ask divert energy anger climate
GBR 2015.L186 24 24 system keeps peace nations undermined states willing violate territorial integrity others breach fundamental prohibitions weapons mass destruction alongside challenges face longer term threats climate_change globalpandemicsanti-microbial resistance threats must tackle effectively now put lives future generations risk syria iraq crucible human civilization collective values will act immediately challenged twin evils climate
ISL 2015.L231 9 9 amount subsidies granted fossil-fuel sector billion day towards renewable_energy resources good start count need counted iceland also worked hard others include agenda language deals non-communicablediseasesincluding neurological disorders universal nature new common goals requires states climate
KIR 2015.L265 41 41 nations world issues mitigating plight needy alleviating poverty addressing ebolapandemichearing views young people women enabling participation development ending gender-based violence achieving peace security dealing question climate_change challenges facing us gather new york historic session climate
KIR 2015.L793 48 48 world 15-29940 pvhealthassembly example inclusion fight ebola like see similar inclusive approach prevail respect international institutions united nations processes implementing sustainable development goals call urgent climate_action taiwan climate
KNA 2015.L119 49 49 deliver qualityhealthcare provide affordable homes working mothers fathers assured saint kitts nevis stands committed process implementation course must include robust systematic effective monitoring review process climate_change NA climate
KOR 2015.L260 18 18 addressed single photo aylan kurdi captures instability unleashing greatest humanitarian refugee crisis since second world war global climate_change threatening lives even future generations ebola infectiousdiseasescausing countless victims awakening us importance health security today one global village free global transnational threats challenges international order climate
KOR 2015.L267 11 11 unleashing greatest humanitarian refugee crisis since second world war global climate_change threatening lives even future generations ebola infectious diseases causing countless victims awakening us importancehealthsecurity today one global village free global transnational threats challenges international order climate
LSO 2015.L373 48 48 king letsie iiinutritionchampion move will intensify efforts already way country area nutrition important issue energy lesotho recently launched innovative energy policy will ensure substantial increase renewable_energy production climate
LSO 2015.L383 38 38 king letsie iii nutrition champion move will intensify efforts already way country areanutritionimportant issue energy lesotho recently launched innovative energy policy will ensure substantial increase renewable_energy production leading increase provision affordable energy per cent end parliament’s term climate
MCO 2015.L455 23 23 specific measures issues tackled first humanitarian summit proposed secretary-general utmost importance given addition human tragedy just mentioned must also address issues victims climate_change natural disastershealthcrisis regard international community will define new humanitarian deployment framework can respond growing complex needs can support financing can complement operations providing planning long-term climate
MDV 2015.L334 9 9 states sids taken urgent action keep rise global temperature c reducing emissions working good faith towards legally binding agreement paris year smallest can act biggesthealthoceans another issue demands attention oceans intimately linked lives livelihoods climate
NIC 2015.L311 19 19 fact achievement millennium development goals mdgs hindered terrible impact wars terrorism created encouraged imperialist empires similarly climate imbalance climate_change unusual frequency earthquakes volcanic eruptions disastersepidemicsdroughts floods landslides known calamities shown mercy impoverished countries peoples countries fully implemented mdgs libya syria iraq witnessed interventions devastated climate
PER 2015.L257 46 46 involve social inclusion especially fieldshealtheducation giving priority care children gender equality empowerment women peru considers vital adopt twenty-first meeting conference parties united nations framework conference climate_change held paris december climate
PLW 2015.L108 31 31 living must matched on-the-ground partnerships fight poverty protect vulnerable among us protect one planet call home challenges violence war povertydiseaserising seas wildfires well droughts caused climate_change enormous resolve share today make good commitment transforming world urgent effective implementation agenda sustainable development resolution like congratulate climate
PLW 2015.L820 8 8 international environmental mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan possesses technical capacities many areas can shared world therefore also participate international meetings mechanisms frameworks worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization trans-pacific partnership agreement regional climate
PNG 2015.L641 26 26 promote greater regional cooperation integration connectivity framework papua new guinea committed million 2014-2018 regional outreach programme support pacific sids critical areas development good governance educationhealthcapacity-building climate_change relief assistance natural disaster reconstruction efforts assistance pacific sids exemplifies promotes spirit south-south cooperation encourage others join us similar partnerships respect papua new climate
SEN 2015.L80 31 31 mission become burdensome world increasingly complex seventy years peace absence war also development human security remains threatened extreme poverty hungerdiseaseunprecedented degradation environment senegal’s hope paris climate_change conference will successful adopt binding commitments controlling global_warming mobilizing adequate financial resources transfers environmentally friendly technologies face changes climate
SEN 2015.L80 39 39 peace absence war also development human security remains threatened extreme poverty hungerdiseaseunprecedented degradation environment senegal’s hope paris climate_change conference will successful adopt binding commitments controlling global_warming mobilizing adequate financial resources transfers environmentally friendly technologies face changes climate
SLE 2015.L810 6 6 experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical socialhealthconsequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent climate
SLE 2015.L810 11 11 experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical socialhealthconsequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment insecurity extreme climate
SLE 2015.L810 20 20 experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical socialhealthconsequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment insecurity extreme hunger violence women transnational organized crime piracy allowing get climate
SLE 2015.L810 26 26 experts right attribute disasters man-made climate_change call action lower emissions greenhouse gases implicated changes also shore capabilities deal effects climate_change country reiterate immune physical socialhealthconsequences climate_change need integrate insight decisions urgent matters youth unemployment insecurity extreme hunger violence women transnational organized crime piracy allowing get control vulnerable nations increases climate
STP 2015.L102 41 41 armed conflicts climate changes migrant refugee crises economic deregulation endemicdiseasespoverty hunger backdrop welcome relevance themes session reflect reality times post-2015 development agenda proper framing resolution climate_change issues will surely create path towards sustainable development climate
SUR 2015.L169 35 35 however despite advances still remain challenges armed conflicts rise fundamentalism disregard fundamental human rights freedoms globalhealthconcerns 15-29946 pv hiv aids non-communicable diseases well devastating effects climate_change natural disasters government therefore applauds timely inspiring themes chosen general debate session whole united climate
SUR 2015.L176 28 28 however despite advances still remain challenges armed conflicts rise fundamentalism disregard fundamental human rights freedoms global health concerns 15-29946 pv hiv aids non-communicablediseaseswell devastating effects climate_change natural disasters government therefore applauds timely inspiring themes chosen general debate session whole united nations new commitment action united nations road climate
SWZ 2015.L427 20 20 result now comprehensive strategy programme action outline gaps need addressed players energy sector present viable opportunities investment sector particularly renewable_energy envisage world free poverty hungerdiseasewant life can thrive becomes critical make youth empowerment central achieving goal attaining per cent enrolment rate primary education significant milestone climate
SYC 2015.L75 41 41 world torn apart vicious wars conflicts world poverty hunger famineepidemicscontinue grow unabated inequality injustice disparity rise world environmental degradation despoliation go unchecked world world menaced climate_change legacy want leave children friends must hear cries climate
THA 2015.L197 34 34 thailand proud part transformative world agenda places people centre development order eradicate poverty reduce inequalities ensure universalhealthwell-being promote good governance rule law reduce disaster risks climate_change will pose major challenge achievement various sustainable development goals therefore shared responsibility ensure outcome twenty-first climate
TJK 2015.L287 23 23 negative impacts threaten security development individual countries world whole increase number armed conflicts acts terror food energy financial economic crises degradation environment climate_change spread infectiousdiseasesdemand us concerted comprehensive response context united nations remains key platform consensus key issues international security development coordination joint action 15-29431 pv international community climate
TUV 2015.L1114 37 37 taiwan consistently supported various developmental humanitarian undertakings directly many specialized united nations bodies worldhealthassembly world health organization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan’s infrastructure projects technology transfer capacity-building produced genuine tangible outcomes tuvalu can climate
TUV 2015.L1117 34 34 taiwan consistently supported various developmental humanitarian undertakings directly many specialized united nations bodies world health assembly worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change taiwan’s infrastructure projects technology transfer capacity-building produced genuine tangible outcomes tuvalu can achieve ambitious goals climate
VAT 2015.L1311 2 2 marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improvinghealthtransportation energy security climate
VAT 2015.L1311 16 16 marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improvinghealthtransportation energy security new opportunities employment effective accord issues addition important value possess can contribute general agreements climate
VAT 2015.L1311 20 20 marked low_carbon footprint providing powerful impetus reinforcing intrinsic link two objectives eradicating poverty easing effects climate_change link shows threat climate_change responses can promising opportunity improvinghealthtransportation energy security new opportunities employment effective accord issues addition important value possess can contribute general agreements states regarding integral human climate
AGO 2016.L562 9 9 order maintain universal inclusive nature sustainable development goals climate_change one complex urgent issues domestic foreign policy face today impact migration food security natural resources spreadepidemicseven social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious climate
AGO 2016.L562 32 32 development goals climate_change one complex urgent issues domestic foreign policy face today impact migration food security natural resources spreadepidemicseven social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola climate
AGO 2016.L562 47 47 security natural resources spreadepidemicseven social economic instability thus paris agreement climate_change valuable ambitious balanced fair tool action whose entry force will encourage collective efforts control global_warming republic angola climate
AGO 2016.L619 2 2 effects climate_change already felt us many ways deterioration shortening cycles drought heavy rainfall pose risk agriculture economic social infrastructures effects also increase incidence various endemicdiseasestherefore intention ratify climate
AUS 2016.L966 33 33 five areas actions home advocacy cooperation abroad course next decade beyond working together combat terrorism conflict prevent globalhealthpandemics ensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around climate
AUS 2016.L966 44 44 working together combat terrorism conflict prevent globalhealthpandemics ensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around climate
AUS 2016.L967 32 32 five areas actions home advocacy cooperation abroad course next decade beyond working together combat terrorism conflict prevent global healthpandemicsensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around globe climate
AUS 2016.L967 43 43 working together combat terrorism conflict prevent global healthpandemicsensure universal access clean water sanitation address climate_change will require enhanced global cooperation need reiterate significance complexity threat climate_change understand stake future generations around globe climate
BEL 2016.L719 35 35 interests common allow luxury diplomatic paralysis past years made lot progress reducing poverty improving access basichealthcare know well still much sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change given us proactive framework continue making progress strive unstintingly implement duty future generations create climate
BIH 2016.L44 27 27 secure marred injustice inequality intolerance erodes foundations human society witnessing human suffering unprecedented scale suffering reaches far beyond national boundaries capacities deal poverty hungerdiseasenatural disasters climate_change afflict millions fellow human beings many states societies trapped protracted conflicts cycles violence claiming countless victims facing worst forced displacement crisis since climate
BIH 2016.L1328 28 28 societies respect human rights promotion rule law core every action history will judge us difference make lives millions people suffering marginalization discrimination povertymalnutritiondisease natural disasters climate_change must listen voices respond needs hopes aspirations must find will courage take urgent actions turn agendas agreed upon instruments true global climate
BIH 2016.L1329 27 27 societies respect human rights promotion rule law core every action history will judge us difference make lives millions people suffering marginalization discrimination poverty malnutritiondiseasenatural disasters climate_change must listen voices respond needs hopes aspirations must find will courage take urgent actions turn agendas agreed upon instruments true global change climate
BLZ 2016.L977 34 34 goals urge international community welcome taiwan’s meaningful participation mechanisms meetings activities united nations specialized agencies including worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change setbacks global economy externalities resulting institutional policies public private safeguard financial security risks well adverse climate
BWA 2016.L396 46 46 great strides achievements areas educationhealthcare infrastructure human-resource development well women youth empowerment achievements however make us complacent like many nations botswana already feeling adverse impact climate_change impact manifested decline climate
COL 2016.L497 46 46 will now better used educationhealthsecurity citizens colombia opens arms world welcomes investment trade tourism sustainable development goals already adopted law country first country paris agreement climate_change now congress enacted climate
COM 2016.L331 30 30 long-term programme adopted last year improve lives population protect planet future generations enables us optimistically perceive future can reduce poverty improvehealtheducation build sustainable habitat fight climate_change protect oceans forests however issue refugees migrants focus debate since start current session requires urgent action well aware migrant climate
FSM 2016.L1123 24 24 convened forty-seventh annual meeting forum micronesia meeting french polynesia new caledonia seated full members forum federated states micronesia became member small island states climate_change oceanshealthhuman rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels existential matter climate
FSM 2016.L1123 31 31 micronesia meeting french polynesia new caledonia seated full members forum federated states micronesia became member small island states climate_change oceanshealthhuman rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels existential matter climate
FSM 2016.L1123 42 42 states micronesia became member small island states climate_change oceanshealthhuman rights partnership featured prominently agenda climate_change forum reaffirmed position achieving paris agreement’s goal limiting average global temperature increase c degrees pre-industrial levels existential matter climate
HTI 2016.L228 40 40 alongside encourages united nations intentions strengthen capabilities conduct peacekeeping operations fightpandemicshealth crises promotion democracy human rights without overlooking neglecting economic social cultural rights paris agreement climate_change perfectly illustrates concept collective destiny peoples lies heart organization climate
HTI 2016.L229 39 39 alongside encourages united nations intentions strengthen capabilities conduct peacekeeping operations fight pandemicshealthcrises promotion democracy human rights without overlooking neglecting economic social cultural rights paris agreement climate_change perfectly illustrates concept collective destiny peoples lies heart organization vision climate
ISR 2016.L806 26 26 perhaps appreciate obsessive bias israel just problem country problem countries united nations spends much time condemning liberal democracy middle east far less time address wardiseasepoverty climate_change serious problems plague planet half-million slaughtered syrians helped member states condemnation israel israel treated thousands injured syrians hospitals including field hospital built right climate
ITA 2016.L83 47 47 also pressing risks connectedpandemicssometimes exaggerated often constitute grave risks well risks connected environment community women men together colleagues able give response signing important paris agreement climate_change past april climate
JAM 2016.L1081 43 43 resistance hiv aids also highlighted another problem globalhealthsituation must halted ensure citizens full productive lives another issue demands continued cooperation global regional national levels response climate_change increasing occurrence natural disasters including extreme climate
KGZ 2016.L229 44 44 include poverty reduction food security quality educationhealthcare economic growth energy preservation environment know one three pillars agenda consists environmental issues paris worked together reach consensus climate_change kyrgyzstan fully supports global agreement climate
KIR 2016.L284 34 34 terrorism transnational organized crime war nuclear testing mass movements refugees migrants often unstated invisible silent killer non-communicablediseaseshealth oceans looming challenges uncertainties incremental real existential threats climate_change continue undermine efforts global family achieve sustainable development also like add new session provides great climate
KIR 2016.L285 33 33 terrorism transnational organized crime war nuclear testing mass movements refugees migrants often unstated invisible silent killer non-communicable diseaseshealthoceans looming challenges uncertainties incremental real existential threats climate_change continue undermine efforts global family achieve sustainable development also like add new session provides great opportunity climate
KOR 2016.L15 38 38 extremism climate_changeepidemicsgrinding poverty unfortunately oversupply problems deficit solutions remains unchanged sense crisis paradoxically drew us together achieve historic milestones namely agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change NA climate
KOR 2016.L168 36 36 aid new development cooperation initiative mobile customized service delivered need vulnerable groups already experiencing betterhealthmedical services well enjoying adequate food cultural activities sdgs paris agreement climate_change inextricably linked future planet people mutually reinforcing lead virtuous cycle respect host copenhagen climate
LSO 2016.L264 27 27 can bear fruit theme chosen current session namely sustainable development goals universal push transform world relevant appropriate time humankind tottering precipice resulting hunger povertydiseaseadverse consequences climate_change theme highlights collective desire united nations eradicate poverty forms dimensions may recall overriding message agenda leave one behind unique special challenges faced climate
MCO 2016.L20 27 27 since beginning week representatives world crisis war-torn world divided inequality shocked ever- increasing massive population displacements afflicted hungerdiseasetorn apart grief-stricken violence also representatives world threatened global_warming made vulnerable attacks biodiversity concerned new dangers ocean acidification melting permafrost doubly responsible situation world responsible climate
MDV 2016.L546 3 3 action prevent climate_change forging meaningful partnerships investing today saving tomorrow continue alarmed realities climate_change another crisis looms state oceans large-ocean state major economic activities dependhealthwealth oceans concerned many climate
MDV 2016.L546 14 14 action prevent climate_change forging meaningful partnerships investing today saving tomorrow continue alarmed realities climate_change another crisis looms state oceans large-ocean state major economic activities dependhealthwealth oceans concerned many situations issue hand one needs collective response one opportunity united nations climate
MLI 2016.L773 21 21 change lives people substantial inclusive manner mali convinced need adopt strategies strengthen economic growth respond vital needs population including combating climate_change protecting environment providing educationhealthcare social protection jobs young people also empowering women ensuring involvement young people management critical issues relating socioeconomic development country context adopted climate
MWI 2016.L530 7 7 implementation crucial document malawi already adopted climate_change policy will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progresshealthsector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic climate
MWI 2016.L530 17 17 implementation crucial document malawi already adopted climate_change policy will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progresshealthsector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aids pandemic among countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme managing pandemic climate
MWI 2016.L538 9 9 will guide domestic implementation paris agreement taking action climate_change let also put record malawi making exemplary progress health sector pioneering innovative approaches management hiv aidspandemicamong countries african continent successfully rolled test-and-treat programme managing pandemic climate
PRY 2016.L129 22 22 cowardly intolerant form reached global dimensions characterized emergence increasingly cruel inhuman groups scorn human life lack respect rights fundamental freedoms effects climate_change pollution continue worsenpandemicsthreaten planet global challenges transcend physical borders state immune confronted individually therefore essential promote collective comprehensive strategies based shared responsibility furthermore lose sight climate
SGP 2016.L408 36 36 element international partnership cooperation significant challenges time transnational nature examples include global economic growth climate_changeepidemicsterrorism therein lies importance united nations recent successful conclusion paris agreement climate_change last november good example countries around world come together solve problem posed global climate
SGP 2016.L703 35 35 form issue addressed sdg agenda south-east asia transboundary haze forest peatland fires started human beings impairedhealthmillions people compromised safety aircraft navigation damaged regional economies accelerated climate_change association southeast asian nations asean adopted road map achieve hope will haze-free asean need climate
SLE 2016.L72 4 4 signing paris agreement climate_change convening first world humanitarian summit sierra leone will always remember secretary-general deep appreciation exemplary role mobilizing support successful fight deadly eboladiseasetheme chosen president debate year climate
TON 2016.L724 2 2 convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land waterhealthinfrastructure food security climate
TON 2016.L724 14 14 convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land waterhealthinfrastructure food security biological diversity livelihoods ecosystems maintenance international peace security determined solely major way climate
TON 2016.L724 18 18 convention climate_change subsequent protocol tonga affirms ongoing commitment implementing objectives core international framework climate_change seriousness negative impacts climate_change underestimated impacts threaten territorial integrity land waterhealthinfrastructure food security biological diversity livelihoods ecosystems maintenance international peace security determined solely major way issue disarmament proliferation weapons climate
TTO 2016.L160 15 15 development goals sdgs covers multitudinous threats collective well-being longevity civilization existential hazard caused unmitigated climate_change insidious threats violence extremism terrorism crises forced displacement spread infectiousdiseasesillnesses ebola chikungunya zika clear challenges time far exceed limits geography demography therefore diminish efficacy unilateral climate
TTO 2016.L161 14 14 goals sdgs covers multitudinous threats collective well-being longevity civilization existential hazard caused unmitigated climate_change insidious threats violence extremism terrorism crises forced displacement spread infectious diseasesillnessesebola chikungunya zika clear challenges time far exceed limits geography demography therefore diminish efficacy unilateral climate
VCT 2016.L365 23 23 policies mind saint vincent grenadines government comprehensively incorporated agenda planning focused economic development job creation quality education poverty eradication strengthening institutions infrastructure renewable_energy climate resiliencehealthwell-being security citizens central national medium-term development plans year saint vincent grenadines launched zero-hunger trust fund inspired goals sdgs zero-hunger trust fund employs narrowly climate
VNM 2016.L184 23 23 promises bring humanity new higher level development challenges means developing countries particular continue suffer weak global economic recovery rising protectionism major economies climate_change natural disastersepidemicsfood water security depletion natural resources humanitarian migration crises also negative far-reaching implications many countries regions development income gaps widening national regional global levels climate
VUT 2016.L504 4 4 development paris agreement climate_change efforts make pacific resilient climate_change natural disasters remain essential components journey towards sustainable future region oceans fisheries gender equality human rightshealthcare education important priorities region climate
VUT 2016.L504 9 9 development paris agreement climate_change efforts make pacific resilient climate_change natural disasters remain essential components journey towards sustainable future region oceans fisheries gender equality human rightshealthcare education important priorities region given coherence agenda sustainable development climate
VUT 2016.L779 49 49 number problemsepidemicsmultiplication destructive insects undermining food security affecting variability precipitation situation caused various problems public health presence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change NA climate
VUT 2016.L794 34 34 number problems epidemics multiplication destructive insects undermining food security affecting variability precipitation situation caused various problems publichealthpresence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change vanuatu responsible loss land sea also devastating effect food eat subsistence economy else health people climate
VUT 2016.L818 12 12 public health presence extreme climate events caused major harm infrastructure economy climate_change vanuatu responsible loss land sea also devastating effect food eat subsistence economy elsehealthpeople despite fact pacific known floods owing rise sea levels disappearance entire islands climate
WSM 2016.L970 30 30 income many communities around world sustainable management oceans seas therefore critical economic social development poverty eradication raising living standards worldwide yethealthoceans increasingly compromised pressures overfishing climate_change ocean acidification habitat loss pollution health marine ecosystems declines capacity provide food livelihoods incomes impacts disproportionately affect island countries climate
WSM 2016.L982 20 20 seas therefore critical economic social development poverty eradication raising living standards worldwide yet health oceans increasingly compromised pressures overfishing climate_change ocean acidification habitat loss pollutionhealthmarine ecosystems declines capacity provide food livelihoods incomes impacts disproportionately affect island countries vulnerable least able adapt trends continue critical thresholds climate
AUS 2017.L554 23 23 sendai declaration world humanitarian summit’s grand bargain blueprint global action addresses problems can addressed working together challenges face respect national borders includes climate_change diseases includingmalariamanagement precious water resources modern slavery unpalatable truth forced labour child labour human trafficking modern slavery rampant world australia strongly committed working international community climate
BLZ 2017.L295 37 37 every caribbean woman every caribbean child initiative leaders also renewing deepening efforts tackle non-communicablediseasestargeted approaches aimed promoting healthy lifestyles starting youngest members communities region security climate_change equally fundamental threats survival region risen meet challenges adopting counter-terrorism strategy pioneering climate
BTN 2017.L343 1 1 NA climate_change work together threat natural disasters will always remain can must ensure directly linked human- induced activity world bank estimates million people live poverty hungermalnourishmentdeprivation everyday climate
CHE 2017.L43 27 27 year humankind made remarkable progress fight major scourges hunger extreme poverty difficulties accessing education famine still affects million people world every seconds child diesmalnutritionchallenges include climate_change global inequality conflict humanitarian disasters well forced displacement migration country actor world stage position find alone answers challenges today large complex transcend climate
COG 2017.L531 17 17 congo basin second-largest green lung world amazon invite international community support congo initiative aimed protecting planet global_warming decent life also means allowing populations benefit high-qualityhealthcare proliferation counterfeit sub-standard medicines increasingly serious threat world particularly developing countries expansion scourge brings mind various carefully climate
EGY 2017.L71 23 23 serve hope provide peace development new generations look us realize dreams decent life within just international order global order can face challenges climate_change natural disastersdiseasesepidemics well man-made crises war terrorism huge discrepancies distribution resources development opportunities evident purposes principles united nations still valid basis world offers everyone opportunity climate
EGY 2017.L72 22 22 hope provide peace development new generations look us realize dreams decent life within just international order global order can face challenges climate_change natural disasters diseasesepidemicswell man-made crises war terrorism huge discrepancies distribution resources development opportunities evident purposes principles united nations still valid basis world offers everyone opportunity climate
ERI 2017.L454 49 49 transport communicationshealthcare educational services well cultural sports recreational facilities eritrea also embarked massive water soil conservation programme afforestation programme part comprehensive plan enhance environment fight climate_change NA climate
GNQ 2017.L360 26 26 cooperate states ensure peace world mean ensuring peace country protecting political economic social cultural rights also great deal uncertainty fact despite commendable initiatives 1990s combatmalnutritionhunger climate_change others despite high-level plenary meeting general assembly millennium development goals held years much progress seen areas contrary increase number people world go hungry climate
GTM 2017.L436 15 15 pact environment support aware high degree vulnerability threats nature guatemala already national action plan climate_change domestic legislation may carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regardnutritionfood security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis climate
GTM 2017.L436 24 24 pact environment support aware high degree vulnerability threats nature guatemala already national action plan climate_change domestic legislation may carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regardnutritionfood security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis chronic malnutrition root causes tool working hard national strategy climate
GTM 2017.L454 6 6 carried achieve mitigation adaptation resilience climate_change regard nutrition food security support world food programme put together final report strategic review situation guatemala regard emphasis chronicmalnutritionroot causes tool working hard national strategy climate
KEN 2017.L348 34 34 health care first partnership resulted drastic reduction maternal child deaths intend transform primary care pave way universalhealthcoverage million kenyans thereby ensuring pledged one left behind climate_change region disrupting livelihoods millions people generating conflicts dwindling resources especially land water climate_change today costs climate
KEN 2017.L348 47 47 care pave way universalhealthcoverage million kenyans thereby ensuring pledged one left behind climate_change region disrupting livelihoods millions people generating conflicts dwindling resources especially land water climate_change today costs climate
KHM 2017.L254 8 8 theme session general assembly agenda sustainable development climate_change agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats povertydiseasesfood insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global climate
KHM 2017.L254 18 18 theme session general assembly agenda sustainable development climate_change agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats povertydiseasesfood insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global human security issue presents serious unprecedented threat global peace security climate
KHM 2017.L254 32 32 development climate_change agenda inextricably linked many issues perturb world today pressing climate_change direct threat also multiplier many threats povertydiseasesfood insecurity mass migrations regional conflicts view climate_change global human security issue presents serious unprecedented threat global peace security generally cambodia regularly ranked among top climate
MDV 2017.L1274 5 5 linked taking meaningful action climate_change maldives island nations custodians large expanses ocean yet every person hall every community represent every country come benefits oceans dependshealthwealth oceans seas every breath take climate
MHL 2017.L1028 24 24 prevention practical approaches allow us work existing controversies order achieve global benefits universal participation including international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change worldhealthorganization security council resolution misused justify people taiwan’s exclusion united nations result missing important opportunity cooperate proactive contributor peace common global good united nations believe climate
MLI 2017.L935 7 7 mali’s commitment effective implementation paris agreement climate_change party regard international community must remain committed implementation preserve ecosystem present future generations world continues face numerous publichealthchallenges hiv aids malaria tuberculosis ebola commending progress climate
MLI 2017.L939 3 3 paris agreement climate_change party regard international community must remain committed implementation preserve ecosystem present future generations world continues face numerous public health challenges hiv aidsmalariatuberculosis ebola commending progress climate
NRU 2017.L828 31 31 development particularly technical prowess know-how concerned wishes contribute participate freely partnerships activities united nations system including sustainable development goals worldhealthorganization unesco united nations framework convention climate_change united nations-related agencies activities order ensure taiwanese people can make positive contributions societies around world must given freedom climate
PNG 2017.L132 24 24 general mr ban ki-moon outstanding work tenure world continues confronted multiple unprecedented challenges increasingly complex nature facing serious adverse impacts uncertain global economy climate_change declininghealthmarine habitats heightened security fears challenges face unlikely overcome major goals achieved individual countries acting sure view shared many must work together build better stable climate
PNG 2017.L565 1 1 NA climate_change will work together successful meeting bonn papua new guinea island nation well-being economic development people tied resources coming oceans seas share growing concern declininghealthoceans seas climate
RUS 2017.L1208 16 16 secure future humankind without mutual trust hope effective implementation ambitious sustainable development goals paris agreement climate_change solutions global issues crucial developing countries food security demographicshealthcare fundamental principles international relations include recognition political pluralism freedom choice rule law must stop relying military climate
SWZ 2017.L159 13 13 united nations will reach greater heights support countries implementing agenda paris agreement climate_change united nations staff also congratulated remarkable work supporting inclusive sustainable development tacklingdiseasespromoting peace stability creating conducive environment humankind live sometimes extremely inimical conditions theme session climate
TGO 2017.L111 45 45 encompasses imperatives peace development access qualityhealthcare healthy environment food security jobs particular young people challenges state faces particular developing countries reminder importance implementing paris agreement climate_change agenda sustainable development addis climate
TUN 2017.L424 46 46 development put end poverty marginalizationepidemicswork towards peaceful just inclusive prosperous african communities believe environmental considerations important achieving sustainable development world’s nations therefore signed paris agreement climate_change voluntarily committed reducing climate
TUV 2017.L693 30 30 council given direct threat global peace security tuvalu many low-lying islands peace security imperilled traditional threats conflict violence drugs weapons faminediseaseinstead male declaration human dimension climate_change recognized impacts climate_change pose immediate fundamental far-reaching threat individuals communities vulnerable states threaten wide range human rights including right climate
TUV 2017.L693 33 33 threat global peace security tuvalu many low-lying islands peace security imperilled traditional threats conflict violence drugs weapons faminediseaseinstead male declaration human dimension climate_change recognized impacts climate_change pose immediate fundamental far-reaching threat individuals communities vulnerable states threaten wide range human rights including right climate
TUV 2017.L741 29 29 life right take part cultural life right use enjoy property right adequate standard living right food right highest attainable standard physical mentalhealthten years ago recognized climate_change single greatest major threat peace security ultimately survival remains today situation grows urgent every day current warming trends islands may climate
TUV 2017.L1103 3 3 established tuvalu climate_change disaster survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivityhealthcare quality education renewable_energy climate
TUV 2017.L1103 13 13 established tuvalu climate_change disaster survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivityhealthcare quality education renewable_energy critical areas particular priority tuvalu will welcome development genuine durable climate
TUV 2017.L1103 28 28 climate_change disaster survival fund facility help people respond quickly impacts climate_change enhance adaptation work access appropriate infrastructures maritime ports islands airports technology connectivityhealthcare quality education renewable_energy critical areas particular priority tuvalu will welcome development genuine durable partnerships aspired sids accelerated modalities action pathway regard issue ldc graduation climate
UKR 2017.L1305 45 45 sustainable infrastructure well promoting effective publichealthsystem affordable education decent work convinced country alone can achieve sustainable development without sustainable peace sustainable security also doubt mitigation global_warming remains indispensable element sustainable climate
VNM 2017.L376 31 31 sustainable development must place interests people centre policies actions will able ensure decent life believe life can decent poverty unemploymentepidemicsstill effectively addressed decent still threatened climate_change disasters will succeed quest sustainable development decent life secure sustainable peace enjoyed peace independence past four decades now climate
VUT 2017.L850 16 16 united nations persevere therefore urge united states part one world reverse decision enforce paris agreement climate_change country deeply concerned climate_change paris agreement committed reversing declinehealthoceans united nations ocean conference held new york june shown quality oceans contribute livelihoods seriously undermined urgent climate
VUT 2017.L850 20 20 united nations persevere therefore urge united states part one world reverse decision enforce paris agreement climate_change country deeply concerned climate_change paris agreement committed reversing declinehealthoceans united nations ocean conference held new york june shown quality oceans contribute livelihoods seriously undermined urgent immediate attention part required climate
VUT 2017.L882 47 47 ocean know important concernedhealthocean impact humankind’s survival government committed implementing resolutions conference including sustainable development goal partnerships national efforts committed achieving national goal per cent renewable_energy support development climate
VUT 2017.L925 6 6 achieving national goal per cent renewable_energy support development partners launched national oceans policy will also ban use plastic bags order reduce amount ocean debris preservehealthpacific islands forum leaders meeting apia called climate
ATG 2018.L682 27 27 humankind global community provides us enduring citizenship loyalty myopic nationalistic ideals trump patriotism towards common humankind recognize today nations world interdependent effort stop spreaddiseasecurb effects climate_change make peoples safe terrorists organized crime share knowledge technology access one another’s markets trade goods services thereby improving lives people today’s world climate
BEL 2018.L1005 29 29 ambitious free-trade agreement continent continent global reciprocal partnership win-win situation agenda sustainable development sets path better fairer world everything poverty eradication accesshealtheducation gender equality fight global_warming possible option general mobilization ownership joint programme us levels let us roll sleeves decide act countdown urgency results fundamental climate_change climate
BEL 2018.L1005 49 49 eradication accesshealtheducation gender equality fight global_warming possible option general mobilization ownership joint programme us levels let us roll sleeves decide act countdown urgency results fundamental climate_change NA climate
BEL 2018.L1067 3 3 denying reality climate_change order stubbornness past denied earth round prosperity must sustainable can longer based frenetic selfish exploitation precious natural resources oceans biodiversity air qualityhealthprecious assets must cherished climate
BIH 2018.L372 44 44 eliminating smallpox vaccinating record numbers infants preventablediseasesbeating back menace aids concerted efforts alliance nations necessary contain risks nuclear confrontation successfully address global issues gender equality climate_change prosecution war criminals international level climate
CHE 2018.L54 24 24 given considerable challenges transformations must face world today person country capacity stand alone mean globalization inequality war internal conflict well extremism migration flows climate_change evenhealthcrises digital revolution shared responsibility responsibility every state member united nations ensure international institutions organizations task supporting us endeavour unfortunately seems tendency moment seek answers climate
CHE 2018.L444 35 35 made towards achieving goals specifically contributed countries providing better statistical data also engaging innovative projects areashealthcare education energy innovation nonetheless aware still work done combat global_warming negative environmental impacts economic development want take opportunity stress essential contribution culture cultural diversity climate
CHL 2018.L597 42 42 treat societies vulnerable members children women elderly people sufferingdiseasepoorest many areas many countries still long way go today planet faces major threats challenges deteriorating environment global_warming growing desertification destruction ozone layer depletion natural climate
COM 2018.L861 6 6 pay close attention ever-growing issue climate_change particularly small island developing states country union comoros one exacerbating destruction ecosystems biodiversity climate_change also likely increase poverty variousdiseaseslead upsurge climate-related migration thereby compromising future climate
COM 2018.L861 20 20 pay close attention ever-growing issue climate_change particularly small island developing states country union comoros one exacerbating destruction ecosystems biodiversity climate_change also likely increase poverty variousdiseaseslead upsurge climate-related migration thereby compromising future future generations national level major events marking decisive turning point sociopolitical evolution country taken climate
CZE 2018.L60 26 26 universal ideals us states members united nations strive together face many challenges areas dignity individuals global prosperity sustainable development including gender inequality youth unemployment globalhealththreats climate_change violent extremism terrorism forced displacement uncontrolled migration furthermore multilateralism rules-based system benefit everyone long held many threats bay increasingly undermined questioned one way climate
DMA 2018.L392 39 39 hungry night night light arms small weapons continue infiltrate vulnerable societies non-communicablediseasesaccount many preventable deaths yes agree poverty inequality violence shared responsibilities modern-day manifestations wrapped climate_change climate_change arises activities support reflect inequalities always poor suffer poor climate
DMA 2018.L392 40 40 night night light arms small weapons continue infiltrate vulnerable societies non-communicablediseasesaccount many preventable deaths yes agree poverty inequality violence shared responsibilities modern-day manifestations wrapped climate_change climate_change arises activities support reflect inequalities always poor suffer poor climate
DMA 2018.L438 38 38 homes destroyed whose loved ones perish poor least capacity escape heavy burdens povertydiseasedeath much violence flows directly climate change-induced scarcity things like water productive lands climate_change main symptom world’s broken economy society humanity precisely issues united nations climate
FJI 2018.L823 5 5 goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change oceanhealthevery forum part simply wait rest climate
FJI 2018.L823 8 8 goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change oceanhealthevery forum part simply wait rest world come around climate
FJI 2018.L823 24 24 goal agreed paris agreement climate_change reducing rate global_warming well c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change oceanhealthevery forum part simply wait rest world come around effects climate_change already bearing us already taking steps boost resilience fiji begun project improve access sustainable climate
FJI 2018.L823 35 35 c target let alone ambitious target c matters now action fiji will press action climate_change oceanhealthevery forum part simply wait rest world come around effects climate_change already bearing us already taking steps boost resilience fiji begun project improve access sustainable climate
FRA 2018.L1695 39 39 replenishment conference will take initiative fight counterfeit medicines will intensify response majorpandemicscall everyone mobilize lastly must fight urgently body soul environmental inequality unacceptable per cent greenhouse-gas emissions produced per cent planet’s richest inhabitants case solar energy climate
GIN 2018.L847 3 3 paris agreement climate_change new york declaration refugees migrants providing important monitoring mechanism achievement social well-being sustainable development goals can made possible succeed ridding world recurringdiseasestherefore important strengthen solidarity climate
GRD 2018.L321 22 22 ideological religious tensions social revolution increasing anxiety economic social political inequality marginalization global changes magnified especially developing states face challenging phenomena climate_change natural disasters non-communicablediseaseslimited access development financing challenges exacerbated pursuing policies strategies confronting challenges corresponding extraordinary solutions path must follow order secure sustainable societies well hurricane climate
HRV 2018.L1101 35 35 growth set grow twice rate mainstream economy growth especially welcome number areas sustainable coastal tourism newhealthbenefits better connectivity islands sustainable blue growth jobs marine technology renewable_energy management maritime ecological threats preservation ecosystems biodiversity well improving safety security regard maritime traffic climate
KNA 2018.L131 24 24 delivery lack cooperation among member states stymies forward march humankind reformed united nations must become body greater action fewer words need urgent action climate_change non-communicablediseasesglobal cooperation peace prosperity reordering international financial system guided year’s theme making united nations relevant people global leadership shared responsibilities peaceful equitable sustainable societies delegation climate
KNA 2018.L211 34 34 celebrated years independence made significant progress towards alleviating poverty providing free primary secondary education ensuring access affordablehealthcare enhancing standard living citizens residents gains erased phenomenon climate_change damage sustained last year organization eastern caribbean states subregion result hurricanes irma maria unimaginable high-level climate
KNA 2018.L822 48 48 endorse holistic approachhealthhappy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two climate
KNA 2018.L830 40 40 endorse holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universalhealthcoverage essential component global health reality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two sides coin symptoms failure current development paradigm government climate
KNA 2018.L835 35 35 endorse holistic approach health happy report moved high gear make universal health coverage essential component globalhealthreality citizens saint kitts nevis however must remind assembly ncds climate_change two sides coin symptoms failure current development paradigm government believes making equitable society reality climate
KWT 2018.L1390 33 33 leap towards attaining sustainable development goals order eradicate poverty forms ensure human beings enjoy equal rights dignity educationhealthpolitical participation empower young people women address effects climate_change context historic paris agreement environmental degradation one main obstacles attaining goals accordance principle shared responsibility taking climate
LCA 2018.L871 34 34 regarding liberty security advancement similarly call end restrictions legitimate aspirations taiwan participate observer key international institutions worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change unfccc demand much us hemisphere confrontations disagreements exist reaffirm saint lucia’s position conflicts must resolved climate
MDG 2018.L159 20 20 pointed world suffers lack trust reconsideration policies strong sense insecurity feelings exacerbated inequalities development surge global challenges yet mastered climate_change terrorism mention iniquitous severity povertydiseasewitnessing humanitarian crises caused conflicts affecting millions people including migration crises terrorist attacks security threats certain regions name theme chosen session climate
MHL 2018.L1078 30 30 manner republic marshall islands supports recognition taiwan’s meaningful participation within united nations system including programmes agencies international civil aviation organization worldhealthorganization united nations framework convention climate_change people taiwan deserve equal treatment united nations resolve serious issue exclusion taiwan’s million people united nations system issue believe climate
MKD 2018.L90 37 37 crime built safer world sustainable development goals helped us focus energy reducing poverty eradicatingillnessenabling access education clean water sanitation creating opportunities young people paris agreement climate_change fighting climate_change trying build communities nations resilient threats disaster concerned result millions climate
MKD 2018.L90 39 39 safer world sustainable development goals helped us focus energy reducing poverty eradicatingillnessenabling access education clean water sanitation creating opportunities young people paris agreement climate_change fighting climate_change trying build communities nations resilient threats disaster concerned result millions climate
MLT 2018.L545 32 32 cooperation ever work done probably never will although fewer people live extreme poverty scourge eradicated found solutions many life-threateningdiseasesyet cures still needed others injustice remains climate_change greatest threat life history solve one issue another replaces life however important thing continue strive work towards climate
MNG 2018.L1232 34 34 per cent total working-age population working abroad percentage increasing therefore need take comprehensive measures resolve issues pertaininghealthcare social insurance dual citizenship improve related legal environment climate_change yet another daunting challenge humankind today along peace security development issues paris agreement climate_change ratified climate
MNG 2018.L1232 48 48 resolve issues pertaininghealthcare social insurance dual citizenship improve related legal environment climate_change yet another daunting challenge humankind today along peace security development issues paris agreement climate_change ratified climate
MWI 2018.L581 28 28 resilience-building initiatives alone need adequate predictable sustainable resources climate financing green climate fund order support actions also like report government endeavouring eliminate hungermalnutritiongiven hostile consequences climate_change food insecurity malnutrition serious threats country still relies rain-fed subsistence agriculture believe inclusive resilient economic growth key overcoming hunger reducing poverty climate
MWI 2018.L588 23 23 predictable sustainable resources climate financing green climate fund order support actions also like report government endeavouring eliminate hunger malnutrition given hostile consequences climate_change food insecuritymalnutritionserious threats country still relies rain-fed subsistence agriculture believe inclusive resilient economic growth key overcoming hunger reducing poverty regard past four years relentlessly pursued climate
NOR 2018.L65 11 11 prosperity many challenges result global trends trade conflicts violent extremism climate_change instability global level directly affect us home also benefits world trade global fight infectiousdiseasesrule law sustainable development goals recognize global challenges national challenges closely interlinked climate
NOR 2018.L829 3 3 cent world’s carbon_dioxide emissions absorbed oceans oceans offer us enormous renewable resources represent source great promise economic potential almost half world’s population already depends oceansnutritionemployment order ensure sustainable climate
NPL 2018.L832 20 20 principle common differentiated responsibilities respective capabilities make happen international cooperation collaboration promote adaptation mitigation sine qua non paris agreement climate_change must implemented entirety good faithhealthwell-being children young people investment future delivering quality education imparting skills spurring innovation can together produce virtuous composite force enabling young climate
PAK 2018.L257 23 23 appearing multilateralism path retreat unilateralist tendencies growing long-standing legal norms eroded strategic commercial considerations dark clouds trade wars looming large horizon challenges climate_change environmental degradationpandemicstransnational organized crime sustainable development becoming ever complex post-world war idealism giving way slowly surely hardened militaristic approach trend regressive downright dangerous note concern climate
PLW 2018.L146 26 26 internationally see sustainable development goals sdgs important framework achieving objective path country takes achieve goals will unique recognize interlinked reinforce one another palau’s core prioritieshealthoceans climate_change rest development objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year good health home implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond climate
PLW 2018.L161 13 13 will unique recognize interlinked reinforce one another palau’s core priorities health oceans climate_change rest development objectives genuine durable partnerships will realized palau declared year goodhealthhome implementing number actions raise awareness cultivate healthier lifestyles respond deadly problem non-communicable diseases climate
SLB 2018.L1223 22 22 non-traditional security priorities small island developing states must voice dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicablediseasesncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care climate
SLB 2018.L1224 21 21 security priorities small island developing states must voice dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseasesncdsapproximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care climate
SLB 2018.L1232 13 13 dedicated seat non-permanent membership category council biggest threat facing pacific islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributedncdsmany deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalence ncds translates economic burden health-care climate
SLB 2018.L1242 3 3 islands apart climate_change threat caused non-communicable diseases ncds approximately per cent deaths pacific can attributed ncds many deaths premature pacific including solomon islands high prevalencencdstranslates economic burden health-care climate
SLB 2018.L1353 24 24 wide range substantive united nations programmes welfare humankind solomon islands continues call participation taiwan united nations specialized bodies including united nations framework convention climate_change worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization taiwan twenty-second-largest economy world taiwan part global solutions various international frameworks believe taiwan lot contribute experience technological capability focus shared climate
SLE 2018.L788 32 32 us meet sdg modernizing energy-generation systems will multiplier effect helping country meet sdgs poverty alleviation job creation increased investmentshealthwater delivery cities determined make sierra leone renewable_energy hub economic community west african states region vision positive world’s climate foreign local investors development country government climate
SMR 2018.L1193 12 12 persecution armed conflicts natural disasters floods earthquakes hurricanes partly resulting effects climate_change forced millions people seek refuge countries disasters socioeconomic deprivation lack food water educationhealthled millions people seek fortune elsewhere contributed increase migratory flows major challenge international climate
SVK 2018.L417 48 48 disease access educationhealthcare among natural targets will win fight offer people children hope better life dignity free fear hunger death unity implementing development goals fighting climate_change addressing climate
TON 2018.L656 26 26 efficiency pacific islands also like recognize acknowledge announcement made government norway commitment provide million support important work centre finally sustainable development whether inter alia goodhealthwell-being climate_action life water affordable clean energy can realized international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security form traditional threats climate
TTO 2018.L171 15 15 eradication extreme poverty well peace security enjoyment fundamental human rights existential threat posed unmitigated climate_change global_warming extreme poverty violent extremism gender-based violence spread new infectiousdiseasesone best faced together members united nations bastion international peace security human rights sustainable development rule climate
TTO 2018.L171 16 16 eradication extreme poverty well peace security enjoyment fundamental human rights existential threat posed unmitigated climate_change global_warming extreme poverty violent extremism gender-based violence spread new infectiousdiseasesone best faced together members united nations bastion international peace security human rights sustainable development rule law climate
TZA 2018.L423 18 18 committed multilateralism pursuit national interests also unmitigated multilateralism will able address critical global challenges terrorism extremism radicalism climate_change restrictive trade policies trafficking persons drug abusepandemicdiseases absolute abject poverty immigration dynamics weapons mass destruction just mention encouraged united chorus general assembly defence multilateralism defence climate
TZA 2018.L424 17 17 multilateralism pursuit national interests also unmitigated multilateralism will able address critical global challenges terrorism extremism radicalism climate_change restrictive trade policies trafficking persons drug abuse pandemicdiseasesabsolute abject poverty immigration dynamics weapons mass destruction just mention encouraged united chorus general assembly defence multilateralism defence climate
URY 2018.L251 16 16 agenda sustainable development agenda put special emphasis transformation energy matrix towards renewable sources adaptation verifiable climate_change making progress irrefutible responsibility protect environment members aware fighthealthpeople struggle life main human right beings planet result implemented strict policies control tobacco consumption prevention non-communicable climate
URY 2018.L651 47 47 just behaviour directly affectshealthduty states fight lives inhabitants duty us inhabit planet fight place live will leave will follow us life case december paris agreement climate_change concluded within climate
VCT 2018.L1003 22 22 leadership role post-financial crisis response united nations revitalization general assembly security council reform advancement law sea small-arms control ambitious measures combat climate_change global response non-communicablediseasesrecently saint vincent grenadines chaired administrative budgetary committee united nations currently serves president economic social council similar manner feel responsibility bring unique perspectives climate
VNM 2018.L180 31 31 sustainable development united nations also vital efforts address global issues including reducing poverty protecting women children promoting human rights improvinghealthcare culture education preserving environment responding climate_change today united nations truly become symbol global solidarity embodiment humankind progress place aspirations world peace prosperity equality realized climate
VNM 2018.L594 3 3 development effects climate_change environmental pollution widespread poverty still major challenge nearly million people still living extreme poverty among many children suffering hunger deprivation without accesshealthcare proper education single climate
WSM 2018.L454 13 13 must achieved will continue elude us pacific region already dealing destructive impact climate_change disasters unprecedented cyclones floods droughts sea level rise ocean acidification taking tollhealthwell-being peoples environment economies disaster-related economic losses percentage gross domestic product higher pacific island climate
ZAF 2018.L708 4 4 development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda financing development among agreements together represent common commitment tackle poverty underdevelopment environmental degradation represent common commitment tacklediseaseshiv aids tuberculosis malaria diabetes climate
AUS 2019.L276 14 14 environmentally organization’s work partnership australia also helped build sustainable resilient pacific support local climate_change actions resilience strive gender equality empowerment women girls support continuing improvementshealthoutcomes bolster regional peace including bougainville referendum support project today however like take opportunity speak climate
AUS 2019.L1234 30 30 future reforming rules global governance setting common standards ensure global connectivity digital future preventing conflict building capacities developing nations supporting essentialhealthprojects protecting oceans taking action climate_change achieving results like many leaders get many letters children australia concerned future take seriously deeply respect concerns indeed welcome climate
BFA 2019.L1341 21 21 financing sustainable development goals sdgs official development assistance green climate fund can offer better prospects millions disadvantaged people yesterday held climate_action summit high-level meeting universalhealthcoverage coming days will hold high-level meetings sustainable development financing development express hope initiatives will help generate political momentum support levels strengthen climate
BWA 2019.L193 24 24 education need invest sector enable us step implementation agenda sustainable development regard applaud commitment sir leveraging high-level meetings summits sustainable development goals sdgs climate_action universalhealthcoverage financing development galvanize political commitment urgently address pressing global challenges affecting people planet high-level engagements involving world leaders government private sector academia civil society climate
CAN 2019.L389 24 24 problems coordination connection need urgently address discrepancy financial resources needed solving mismatch must collective priority united nations home key achieving set accomplish week climate_action universalhealthcare vision inclusive people-centred sustainable prosperity agenda sustainable development seeks establish together jamaica canada founded group friends sdg financing committed finding ways mobilize necessary resources climate
CAN 2019.L1085 11 11 international peace security see s pv like member states convinced climate_change risk amplifier security cause conflict unrest worsens will leave millions people displaced hungry vulnerablediseaseweather-induced disaster security council needs lead rest world recognizing urgency necessity acting climate
CAN 2019.L1085 42 42 unrest worsens will leave millions people displaced hungry vulnerablediseaseweather-induced disaster security council needs lead rest world recognizing urgency necessity acting country bordering three oceans affected climate_change longstanding tradition contributing solutions non-traditional security challenges climate
CIV 2019.L207 30 30 agenda sustainable inclusive development testament commitment strengthening regional international partnerships four years adoption agenda sustainable development challenges issues remain persistence hungermalnutritionpoverty world increasingly worrisome impact climate_change migration crises socioeconomic effects migrants countries origin destination exclusion kinds challenges require us act synergy greater speed determination part climate
CMR 2019.L614 43 43 ports energy facilities well projects sectors sports publichealthurban rural development significant progress made notably areas education inequality reduction launched ambitious programmes projects aimed fight poverty climate_change provided detailed overview progress voluntary national climate
DEU 2019.L68 16 16 elite long nothing talk sustainability none will change new york talking sustainability risk losing race climate_change earth ablaze talking sustainability men women children suffering starvationepidemicstalking sustainability people dying result wars conflicts trying resolve years without success syria mali ukraine middle east climate
DMA 2019.L322 41 41 hurricanes periods severe drought alternating floods forest fires new plantdiseasesvector-borne diseases chikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting climate
DMA 2019.L322 47 47 forest fires new plantdiseasesvector-borne diseases chikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting climate
DMA 2019.L324 39 39 hurricanes periods severe drought alternating floods forest fires new plant diseases vector-bornediseaseschikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting every sector climate
DMA 2019.L324 45 45 forest fires new plant diseases vector-bornediseaseschikungunya zika present existential threat time action now competent scientific authorities now advising rate global_warming progressing faster originally believed effects climate_change cross-cutting affecting every sector climate
ESP 2019.L1073 6 6 framework energy climate set challenge climate_change great opportunity great threat transform economic model modernize labour market create quality employment gain energy security innovation improve citizenshealthposition country spain forefront technologies will dominate climate
ESP 2019.L1073 34 34 great threat transform economic model modernize labour market create quality employment gain energy security innovation improve citizenshealthposition country spain forefront technologies will dominate next century climate_emergency also requires mobilization financial resources levels reason announced climate_action summit monday spain will contribute million climate
ESP 2019.L1073 43 43 quality employment gain energy security innovation improve citizenshealthposition country spain forefront technologies will dominate next century climate_emergency also requires mobilization financial resources levels reason announced climate_action summit monday spain will contribute million climate
FRA 2019.L1150 37 37 abject poverty new forms inequality inequalities opportunity gender well access education poorest regions accesshealthcare necessary treatments climate comes vulnerable countries poorest regions hit even harder global_warming increasing scarcity biodiversity subjects presented proposed g-7 agenda last year desire place climate
GAB 2019.L181 6 6 efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion international context multilateralism tested ever terrorism violent extremism continue spread death fear insecurity many parts world context faminemalnutritionendemic diseases social exclusion prevail predators human climate
GAB 2019.L183 4 4 eradication quality education climate_action inclusion international context multilateralism tested ever terrorism violent extremism continue spread death fear insecurity many parts world context famine malnutrition endemicdiseasessocial exclusion prevail predators human climate
GEO 2019.L94 21 21 global challenges will overcome also fully conscious destiny planet also destiny georgia like present faces global challenges confronting today’s world climate_change biodiversity loss universal accessiblehealtheducation overcoming poverty unemployment inequalities sustainable development goals sdgs agenda sustainable development essential tackle challenges provide path towards radical transformation way look climate
GMB 2019.L1339 3 3 taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lackhealthcoverage national international levels climate
GMB 2019.L1339 13 13 taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lackhealthcoverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal health coverage climate
GMB 2019.L1339 17 17 taking genuine climate_action let us leave new york new sense urgency tackle climate_change addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lackhealthcoverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universal health coverage reason gambia applauded timeliness climate
GMB 2019.L1352 4 4 addition urgent need climate_action fact hundreds millions people world today continue lack health coverage national international levels must adopt clear policies provide necessary resources universalhealthcoverage reason gambia applauded timeliness climate
HND 2019.L744 29 29 without future even lose lives reality whoever needs proof whoever wishes experience phenomena need come central america honduras destructive rainfalls protracted droughtsdiseasesplagues like never call climate_change climate_crisis germanwatch global climate risk index indicates honduras puerto rico myanmar three places world affected extreme climate events nevertheless neither climate
HND 2019.L744 30 30 future even lose lives reality whoever needs proof whoever wishes experience phenomena need come central america honduras destructive rainfalls protracted droughtsdiseasesplagues like never call climate_change climate_crisis germanwatch global climate risk index indicates honduras puerto rico myanmar three places world affected extreme climate events nevertheless neither climate
IRL 2019.L15 12 12 gathering eve seventy-fifth anniversary founding united nations undertaking range summits addressing climate_action financing developmenthealthsustainable development goals immediate challenges facing small island developing states can doubt complexity interdependence world inhabit today also interacting crises now facing us avoided climate
IRL 2019.L973 11 11 committed new york must see promote connection measures needed respond climate_change measures will end exclusions global poverty also meet sufficiency needs global community terms foodnutritioneducation health housing will need work together muster moral intellectual political courage climate
IRL 2019.L975 9 9 york must see promote connection measures needed respond climate_change measures will end exclusions global poverty also meet sufficiency needs global community terms food nutrition educationhealthhousing will need work together muster moral intellectual political courage climate
ISL 2019.L489 15 15 reap benefits multilateral trading system must build bridges barriers want achieve sustainable development goals climate_change one important challenges times important affects global security sustainable developmenthealthenvironment ultimately human civilization distant abstraction stark reality arctic including country witnessing glaciers melting vanishing seas climate
ISL 2019.L553 3 3 goals paris climate_change agreement done quite well far almost per cent electricity heating now based renewables can even better therefore aiming reach full carbon_neutrality climate_changehealthoceans key priority foreign climate
ISL 2019.L553 24 24 goals paris climate_change agreement done quite well far almost per cent electricity heating now based renewables can even better therefore aiming reach full carbon_neutrality climate_changehealthoceans key priority foreign policy including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection atmosphere climate
ISL 2019.L553 47 47 reach full carbon_neutrality climate_changehealthoceans key priority foreign policy including arctic council nordic council iceland currently chairs per cent surface planet covered water yet tend think climate_change connection atmosphere climate
KEN 2019.L629 5 5 poor urban communities centre climate_action plans together heads state government special envoy ocean kenya member high-level panel sustainable ocean economy seeks develop support solutions oceanhealthwealth policy governance technology finance horn climate
KEN 2019.L629 34 34 state government special envoy ocean kenya member high-level panel sustainable ocean economy seeks develop support solutions oceanhealthwealth policy governance technology finance horn africa witnessing confluence climate_change conflict cyclical droughts pressure food supply cause competition land water resources become drivers conflict welcome climate
LSO 2019.L192 8 8 galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion space one week held four summits seeking address pertinent issues facing world right now climate_change universalhealthcoverage sustainable development financing development experiences shared summits ideas climate
LSO 2019.L192 24 24 galvanizing multilateral efforts poverty eradication quality education climate_action inclusion space one week held four summits seeking address pertinent issues facing world right now climate_change universalhealthcoverage sustainable development financing development experiences shared summits ideas exchanged propel us adopt policies put place measures respective countries responsive needs people regard sustainable development climate
MCO 2019.L158 20 20 will enable us grapple strains country welcomes twice permanent population daily basis regard paying particular attention aligning policies combating climate_change preserving air quality order safeguardhealthline commitments breathelife campaign coordinated world health organization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance climate
MCO 2019.L158 47 47 air quality order safeguardhealthline commitments breathelife campaign coordinated world health organization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance ministers climate_action view making climate
MCO 2019.L165 13 13 twice permanent population daily basis regard paying particular attention aligning policies combating climate_change preserving air quality order safeguard health line commitments breathelife campaign coordinated worldhealthorganization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance climate
MCO 2019.L165 40 40 air quality order safeguard health line commitments breathelife campaign coordinated worldhealthorganization united nations environment programme climate clean air coalition monaco also joined coalition finance ministers climate_action view making progress implementing economic financial policies supporting global climate
MHL 2019.L969 24 24 strengthened ties unanimous resolution taiwan play clear role within united nations system includes meaningful participation relevant specialized agencies mechanisms united nations framework convention climate_change worldhealthassembly international civil aviation organization world united nations truly serious leaving one behind recognize participation assistance relevant sources thus appropriately recognize taiwan’s partnership engagement nation climate
MUS 2019.L473 20 20 across borders developed developing countries alike must address deep-rooted causes inequalities among states dynamic financial flows among uneven exposure climate_change unequal way stand benefit technologyhealthoceans continues deteriorate alarming rate progress towards conservation world’s oceans slow ocean acidification unsustainable fishing pose major threats oceans marine resources climate
NER 2019.L1193 21 21 protect planet enable future generations inherit world worth living planet b immediate commitments will impact survival humankind niger aware emphasized climate_change resilience sectoral policies strategieshealthtransport agricultural pastoral production local regional land planning development also taken steps integrate reduction greenhouse-gas emissions national programme access energy services strengthen climate
NER 2019.L1193 39 39 will impact survival humankind niger aware emphasized climate_change resilience sectoral policies strategieshealthtransport agricultural pastoral production local regional land planning development also taken steps integrate reduction greenhouse-gas emissions national programme access energy services strengthen resilience adaptive capacity climate
NIC 2019.L531 38 38 development social justice family advocacy gender equality support young people improving security educationhealthenergy water sanitation services highways roads bridges housing agriculture livestock nature conservation context climate_change small- medium- sized businesses creative economy everything represented culture based identity climate
NLD 2019.L722 11 11 drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods securityhealthliving environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general climate
NLD 2019.L722 12 12 drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods securityhealthliving environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves climate
NLD 2019.L722 22 22 drive passion pleasure anyone champions sustainable development must also champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods securityhealthliving environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never international cooperation climate
NLD 2019.L722 35 35 champion climate_action climate_change one biggest threats achievement sdgs world people feeling impact climate_change affecting livelihoods securityhealthliving environments future agenda sustainable development demands take action combat climate_change secretary-general deserves praise giving issue prominent place general assembly never international cooperation urgent future climate
NPL 2019.L948 2 2 agreement climate_change outcomes world humanitarian summit learning lessons earthquakes nepal focused resilience infrastructure even landlocked country care equally oceans believe organic linkage oceans mountains concernedhealthoceans deteriorating alarmingly climate
NPL 2019.L948 30 30 humanitarian summit learning lessons earthquakes nepal focused resilience infrastructure even landlocked country care equally oceans believe organic linkage oceans mountains concernedhealthoceans deteriorating alarmingly mainly due climate_change reckless human activities confident new international legally binding instrument united nations convention law sea conservation sustainable use marine biological climate
NRU 2019.L573 45 45 kilogram water supply meet standards worldhealthorganization need upgrade climate-proof health-care facilities losing loved ones expertise losing history will require multilateral assistance risk losing future well climate_crisis another challenge medium- long-term climate
PLW 2019.L201 37 37 developing human capital necessary thrive globalized world palau made recent progress achieving near- universalhealthcoverage challenges remain area improving quality health care durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improving climate
PLW 2019.L208 30 30 developing human capital necessary thrive globalized world palau made recent progress achieving near- universal health coverage challenges remain area improving qualityhealthcare durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improving nutrition transitioning low- carbon energy system building climate
PLW 2019.L227 13 13 coverage challenges remain area improving quality health care durability health-care systems face climate_crisis however voluntary national review also identified areas requiring greater attention including improvingnutritiontransitioning low- carbon energy system building resilience public infrastructure essential public services address last climate
PLW 2019.L543 33 33 reefs country like palau whose economy culture way life dependent ocean existential concern ipcc’s report also tells ushealthocean concern countries going slow stop worst effects climate_crisis without turning ocean high-level panel sustainable ocean economy also issued call week ocean- based climate_action support climate
PLW 2019.L543 48 48 also tells ushealthocean concern countries going slow stop worst effects climate_crisis without turning ocean high-level panel sustainable ocean economy also issued call week ocean- based climate_action support climate
PLW 2019.L941 34 34 demands end exclusion taiwan million people general assembly also range international bodies essential establishing effective multilateralism worldhealthorganization international civil aviation organization united nations framework convention climate_change know partnership taiwan strength commitment sdgs equal dignified participation agenda processes will strengthen global effort climate
RWA 2019.L30 24 24 decade starting will either remembered history turning point moment multilateralism lost way fortunately path forward clear never well-defined road maps joint action development climate_change globalhealththerefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership climate
RWA 2019.L46 8 8 never well-defined road maps joint action development climate_change global health therefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universalhealthcoverage now top global health agenda thanks outstanding leadership climate
RWA 2019.L51 3 3 action development climate_change global health therefore congratulate secretary-general team well president general assembly relevance week’s high-level events transformational potential universal health coverage now top globalhealthagenda thanks outstanding leadership climate
SAU 2019.L82 24 24 security peoples world achieve prosperity growth stability region pursue noteworthy development humanitarian action worldwide also hoped review economic social challenges facing world poverty climate_change spreaddiseasesproliferation weapons mass destruction highlighting kingdom’s positions perspectives actions areas hoped well talk country’s ongoing economic development reforms various fields vision seeking take us back climate
SGP 2019.L692 3 3 singapore takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether newdiseasesextreme_weather events food shortages climate
SGP 2019.L692 5 5 singapore takes climate_change seriously climate_change existential issue us like low-lying island states vulnerable rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether newdiseasesextreme_weather events food shortages forced migration climate
SGP 2019.L692 39 39 rising sea levels however will also suffer climate change’s effects whether newdiseasesextreme_weather events food shortages forced migration even wars small singapore contributes per cent global carbon_dioxide emissions furthermore disadvantaged alternative energy limited sources renewables solar energy climate
SLB 2019.L1475 4 4 respective countries accepting climate_change important challenge facing countries especially pacific island countries must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicablediseasesncds also concerned fact nearly climate
SLB 2019.L1476 3 3 countries accepting climate_change important challenge facing countries especially pacific island countries must also express government’s concern single largest killer people today virtually countries non-communicable diseasesncdsalso concerned fact nearly climate
SLB 2019.L1839 8 8 protecting oceans protecting future united nations negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives fullncdcrisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine future countries climate
SLB 2019.L1839 39 39 go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives fullncdcrisis must halted reversed ncd epidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose climate
SLB 2019.L1844 3 3 nations negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversedncdepidemic undermine future countries climate
SLB 2019.L1844 34 34 go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversedncdepidemic undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate
SLB 2019.L1845 2 2 negotiations climate_change must concluded without delay must go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncdepidemicundermine future countries climate
SLB 2019.L1845 33 33 go rhetoric real progress ensure children future generations able live lives full ncd crisis must halted reversed ncdepidemicundermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_change climate
SLB 2019.L1845 49 49 reversed ncdepidemicundermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_change NA climate
SLB 2019.L1871 9 9 undermine future countries view challenge urgent right now climate_change great french writer victor hugo said nothing powerful idea whose time come submit twin fights climate_changencdsideas whose time come let us now right side history climate
SLE 2019.L1120 18 18 business-friendly reforms create ecosystem conducive private capital investment entrepreneurship country allow express country’s sincere appreciation secretary-general convening climate_action summit september extreme_weather events increase risk hungerdiseaseforced migration conflict poverty science indisputable effects lives livelihoods real threats efforts achieve agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals climate
SLE 2019.L1120 21 21 business-friendly reforms create ecosystem conducive private capital investment entrepreneurship country allow express country’s sincere appreciation secretary-general convening climate_action summit september extreme_weather events increase risk hungerdiseaseforced migration conflict poverty science indisputable effects lives livelihoods real threats efforts achieve agenda sustainable development sustainable development goals clear present country climate
SMR 2019.L484 27 27 undertaken local regional national levels continue inspired agenda acceleration implementation sustainable development goals needed required level transformation achieved secretary-general’s special-edition report also reveals hungermalnutritionfar resolved greenhouse gas emissions continuing increase biological diversity rapidly diminishing level financing sustainable development sufficient even institutional level lack efficiency strength respond challenges also climate
SMR 2019.L764 12 12 action indeed achieving sustainable development goals will help limit warming c climate_action will likewise support attainment economic social targets agenda job creation also promotes betterhealthwell-being world’s population eradication poverty forms manifestations particular extreme poverty perhaps difficult important climate
SMR 2019.L1451 7 7 increasing migration flows driven part effects climate_change forced millions people seek refuge countries part persecution armed conflict well socioeconomic hardship form lack food water educationhealthservices country can face migration alone given transnational climate
SWZ 2019.L643 42 42 us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosismalariasupport initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african climate
SWZ 2019.L649 36 36 us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosismalariabuilding stronger health systems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed climate
SWZ 2019.L652 33 33 us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building strongerhealthsystems will enable us achieve universal health coverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed southern african development climate
SWZ 2019.L659 26 26 us addressing challenges particularly global fund fight aids tuberculosis malaria support initiatives eliminate aids tuberculosis malaria building stronger health systems will enable us achieve universalhealthcoverage climate_change serious implications development prospects everywhere even african continent climate extremes continued intensify witnessed southern african development community region natural disasters know boundaries worst climate
TGO 2019.L573 28 28 member states subregional level adoption principle common ecowas currency also welcomed important factor accelerating integration addition improving legal framework promote good governance accesshealtheducation well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked food health security poverty reduction economic growth climate
TGO 2019.L573 41 41 accelerating integration addition improving legal framework promote good governance accesshealtheducation well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked food health security poverty reduction economic growth climate
TGO 2019.L593 10 10 framework promote good governance access health education well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked foodhealthsecurity poverty reduction economic growth human development therefore believe appropriate guarantee climate
TGO 2019.L593 23 23 framework promote good governance access health education well-being issue climate_change environmental protection major concern country entire international community’s responsibility demonstrate closely issue climate_change linked foodhealthsecurity poverty reduction economic growth human development therefore believe appropriate guarantee funds help vulnerable countries preserve biodiversity crucial international community find appropriate solutions issues climate
THA 2019.L288 26 26 reflect principles shared interest mutual benefit margins opening seventy-fourth session prime minister attended three leadership events thereby reflecting thailand’s resolute commitment respective topics namely universalhealthcoverage climate_change sustainable development goals sdgs thailand causes just abstract realized earnest implementation policies matter much livelihoods peoples also people around world thailand now ranks climate
TLS 2019.L907 37 37 states pool efforts five high-level summits high-level political forum sustainable development high level-meeting universalhealthcoverage high-level dialogue financing development high-level review sids accelerated modalities action pathway climate_action summit alerted us huge challenges facing us today require collective action cooperation climate
TON 2019.L407 3 3 reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions prevent catastrophic global_warming disasters extreme events like cyclones typhoons flooding drought king tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems puttinghealthpeoples risk time thinking climate
TON 2019.L407 7 7 reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions prevent catastrophic global_warming disasters extreme events like cyclones typhoons flooding drought king tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems puttinghealthpeoples risk time thinking fellow islanders bahamas work climate
TON 2019.L407 40 40 drought king tides increasingly intense inflicting damage destruction communities ecosystems puttinghealthpeoples risk time thinking fellow islanders bahamas work recover devastating impacts destruction wake hurricane dorian climate_change political issue us also one survival fact climate_change existential climate
TON 2019.L407 48 48 communities ecosystems puttinghealthpeoples risk time thinking fellow islanders bahamas work recover devastating impacts destruction wake hurricane dorian climate_change political issue us also one survival fact climate_change existential climate
TON 2019.L812 26 26 also pleased continue capacity elected vice-president assembly small island developing states sustainable energy climate resilience initiative behalf pacific sids members finally sustainable development whether goodhealthwell-being climate_action life water affordable clean energy inter alia can realized achievement maintenance international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace climate
TON 2019.L850 22 22 maintenance international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security forms traditional threats armed conflict newer threats climate_change rising sea levelshealthepidemics ensure one left behind may almighty god guide bless president general assembly states members united nations respective governments peoples climate
TON 2019.L851 21 21 international peace security continue look security council protect innocent threats international peace security forms traditional threats armed conflict newer threats climate_change rising sea levels healthepidemicsensure one left behind may almighty god guide bless president general assembly states members united nations respective governments peoples climate
TTO 2019.L114 16 16 trajectory global events continue note alarm number persons living poverty innumerable threats posed effects unmitigated climate_change continued exclusion vulnerable societies respect access education social protectionhealthcare migration violent extremism scourge terrorism threat violent conflict spread communicable diseases recent resurgence ebola measles pressing climate
TTO 2019.L126 4 4 posed effects unmitigated climate_change continued exclusion vulnerable societies respect access education social protection health care migration violent extremism scourge terrorism threat violent conflict spread communicablediseasesrecent resurgence ebola measles pressing climate
TUV 2019.L948 11 11 rights protected achieve agenda leave one behind members heard spoken climate_change part theme seventy-fourth session mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality educationhealthinclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change also important climate
TUV 2019.L948 34 34 heard spoken climate_change part theme seventy-fourth session mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality educationhealthinclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change also important development us climate_change environmental issue economic social cultural issue survival issue well human climate
TUV 2019.L948 39 39 seventy-fourth session mean objectives session’s theme important multilateralism poverty eradication quality educationhealthinclusion important issues small low-lying island atoll country tuvalu climate_change also important development us climate_change environmental issue economic social cultural issue survival issue well human climate
VNM 2019.L290 23 23 reduction political commitment resources impacted efficiency effectiveness multilateral cooperation happening time challenges face greater magnitude complex nature nation immune immediate long-term impacts climate_change environmental degradationpandemicsconflicts protracted many areas especially middle east africa risk conflicts looms large regions battlegrounds longer confined within designated war zones spread densely populated cities climate
VUT 2019.L235 17 17 unilateralism will lead unsafe world witnessed europe twentieth century two world wars also world fear effects climate_change many dying hunger atrocities wars natural disasters non-communicablediseasesaddress challenges effectively build confidence current multilateral order essential multilateral institutions united nations continue undergo reform order become climate
VUT 2019.L421 1 1 NA greenhouse gases committed working international community redouble efforts reduce rise global temperatures per cent electricity will generated renewable sustainable energy effort part nationally determined contributionshealthoceans threatened climate
VUT 2019.L421 30 30 international community redouble efforts reduce rise global temperatures per cent electricity will generated renewable sustainable energy effort part nationally determined contributionshealthoceans threatened irresponsible human activities climate_change particularly worrisome vanuatu part whose economy depends marine resources vanuatu therefore developed ocean policy put place planning process marine climate
WSM 2019.L78 22 22 promises making good undertakings pledged fully implement samoa pathway seal true leaders themes high-level meetings week well truly intertwined issues addressing climate_emergency providing rights-based universalhealthcoverage calling increased resources fast track collective action underpinned desire peaceful secure world pillars samoa pathway blueprint sustainable development small island developing states climate
AND 2020.L203 2 2 fight climate_change promotion sustainable development also provided protection vulnerable armed conflicts thanks multilateralism united nations often able reach areas traditional diplomacy even times present onepandemicexposed weaknesses states climate
AND 2020.L359 24 24 recent years ranging improvements people’s living conditions development-related matters become key elements multilateral agenda development viewed formula eradicate poverty fight inequality injustice initiate climate_action clearpandemicworsened situation must also serve incentive push paradigm change government andorra convinced now right moment build better greener world national level approaching sustainability transversal manner climate
AND 2020.L1099 26 26 difference opinions order preserve mankind far ideal world know must face challenges persistence conflicts still resolved bloody scenarios imbalanced world poverty disappeared famine increase accesshealthuniversal climate_change clearest sign structural deficiencies short world universal declaration human rights several readings applications must pull together revert situation work open integrated participative inclusive climate
ARE 2020.L742 19 19 drafting terms agreement mr president must continue focusing coordinating action provide humanitarian economic assistance states affected conflicts issues climate_change pandemic country forefront countries responding impactspandemicproviding assistance supporting international institutions sending aid communities around world critical times states must set differences aside focus strengthening cooperation climate
ATG 2020.L108 22 22 now sacrificed powerful altar attaining narrower exclusive national advantage never world ample technical financial resources address challenges facing mankind including ravages climate_change pandemics food securitymalnutritionhunger poverty problem resources concentrated capitals nations retreated contributing meet challenges overcome good humanity assembly held developing countries particularly small states trapped downward climate
ATG 2020.L218 46 46 nation wreaked economic havoc perilspandemicloom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic climate
ATG 2020.L237 27 27 nation wreaked economic havoc perils pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumbpandemicadded dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic reach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international climate
ATG 2020.L237 42 42 defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumbpandemicadded dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19 pandemic reach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international climate
ATG 2020.L243 23 23 pandemic loom large across globe jumping across divides national borders defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19pandemicreach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international cooperation will make matters worse climate
ATG 2020.L243 36 36 defying belief rich nations can survive poorer nations succumb pandemic added dangers climate_change pernicious covid-19pandemicreach insidious impact poor vulnerable already first suffer economic impact covid-19 climate_change rich spared narrow nationalist policies undermine international cooperation will make matters worse better climate
ATG 2020.L350 18 18 exclusion imposition abuse economic sanctions yet even though countries caribbean among greatest victims profligacy others relation creation climate_change effects although economies among worst impacted covid-19pandemicwhose creation played part denied voice international decision-making subjected unfairly will others economic commission latin america caribbean eclac forecasting climate
AUT 2020.L210 11 11 governance bioterrorism new geopolitical tensions due increasingly polycentric global system climate_change potential future super-crisis present one threat however towers spread covid-19 affects everyone everywhere timepandemicchanges way live way work just look general debate preferred speak general climate
AUT 2020.L852 45 45 facility greatly value indispensable role worldhealthorganisation ladies gentlemen pandemic exposed vulnerabilities societies fragility humankind know next global disaster lurking just around corner waiting hit us climate_change nuclear disasters cyber crime climate
AUT 2020.L856 41 41 facility greatly value indispensable role world health organisation ladies gentlemenpandemicexposed vulnerabilities societies fragility humankind know next global disaster lurking just around corner waiting hit us climate_change nuclear disasters cyber crime success failure taking decisions climate
BDI 2020.L744 17 17 organization must face new emerging challenges ever world live today requires consensus approach addressing major challenges climate_change terrorism peaceful settlement conflicts reform security-council migration managementhealthcrises regard climate necessary recall planet live will live generations come facing crisis worsening day dramatic rise climate climate
BDI 2020.L744 44 44 peaceful settlement conflicts reform security-council migration managementhealthcrises regard climate necessary recall planet live will live generations come facing crisis worsening day dramatic rise climate sceptics climate_crisis putting decades progress risk jeopardizing climate
BDI 2020.L975 41 41 implementation sustainable development goals agenda sustainable development agenda african unionpandemicexposed vulnerabilities today’s world highlighted broad divides national global development efforts high levels poverty inequality raging climate_change continued discrimination elderly poor communities women girls erode climate
BEL 2020.L407 28 28 violent extremism underscoring good governance fight impunity strengthening democratic institutions response grievances marginalized groups sustainable inclusive development time ever-increasing number regions world experiencehealthsecurity humanitarian implications climate_change degradation biodiversity drought erratic weather conditions drive people homes whether somalia yemen afghanistan melting polar ice leading militarization arctic impact climate_change climate
BEL 2020.L407 49 49 world experiencehealthsecurity humanitarian implications climate_change degradation biodiversity drought erratic weather conditions drive people homes whether somalia yemen afghanistan melting polar ice leading militarization arctic impact climate_change NA climate
BEL 2020.L570 35 35 trust excellencies ladies gentlemen say trust mean trust trust individual collective capacities demonstrated health-care services fightpandemictrust courage resilience knowledge responsible behaviour combination scientific progress mitigate climate_change trust commitment achieving sustainable development international community already overcome major challenges will resignation option climate
BFA 2020.L109 5 5 global geostrategic tensions existential climate_crisis growing mistrust among people everywhere dark side digital world unfortunately less two months later fifth highly destructive horseman apocalypse coronavirusdiseaseappeared added four already identified since climate
BGR 2020.L160 8 8 four threats humanity geopolitical tensions devastating conflicts climate_crisis growing global mistrust dark side digital world shortly afterward new threat covid-19 multiplied risk global catastrophe covid-19pandemicthreatened rule-based international order false opposition health economy emerged climate
BGR 2020.L167 1 1 NA climate_crisis growing global mistrust dark side digital world shortly afterward new threat covid-19 multiplied risk global catastrophe covid-19 pandemic threatened rule-based international order false oppositionhealtheconomy emerged climate
BGR 2020.L432 10 10 active member ecosoc period 2021-2023 implementing un framework convention climate_change paris agreement bulgaria joined team europe package part european union measures support third countries tacklingpandemicpromptly restructured national program development humanitarian aid just one million euros climate
BTN 2020.L373 14 14 percent forest cover times maintain inter-generational equity natural resources today world dealing issues climate_change grateful wise decisions kept bhutan carbon negative similarly constitution mandates freehealthcareeducation bhutanese monarchs always insisted strengthening social sector saying investment expenditure despite resource constrained country climate
BTN 2020.L634 33 33 peace justice progress despite challenges seen much improvement areas twenty-five years later 50th anniversary committed theme poverty eradicationpandemicwell track theme 75th anniversary multilateralism relevant like climate_change covid-19 also knows borders similarly affects developing countries disproportionately know coming next also know sars- cov-3 climate
BWA 2020.L968 21 21 observes management reforms brought improvements organisation’s crisis response nonetheless believe remains done encourage general assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastatingpandemiccaught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double climate
BWA 2020.L968 29 29 brought improvements organisation’s crisis response nonetheless believe remains done encourage general assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastatingpandemiccaught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double efforts mitigate negative climate
BWA 2020.L968 38 38 encourage general assembly principal organs step reform efforts climate_change mr president covid-19 devastatingpandemiccaught world unaware ill-prepared climate_change phenomenon well aware can mitigate repercussions long declared climate_change existential threat committed restrain rapid devastation therefore re-double efforts mitigate negative climate
CAF 2020.L209 36 36 per cent therefore call entire international community make greater investment quest common measures solutions eradicatehealthcrisis mr president light many challenges facing humankind related security environment climate_change human mobility human rights terrorism denuclearization dismantling weapons mass destruction covid-19 pandemic choice climate
CAF 2020.L233 14 14 eradicate health crisis mr president light many challenges facing humankind related security environment climate_change human mobility human rights terrorism denuclearization dismantling weapons mass destruction covid-19pandemicchoice year’s theme future want un need reaffirming collective commitment multilateralism reaffirms multilateralism always remains climate
CAN 2020.L214 48 48 humanitarian crisis concernpandemiccrises brought light even greatest threat right now world facing climate reckoning point collective inability past decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save climate
CAN 2020.L242 22 22 light even greatest threat right now world facing climate reckoning point collective inability past decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save future generationspandemicchanged shared failures continued citizens paying price need new way thinking climate inequality health way things just working well enough often concerted action climate
CAN 2020.L256 8 8 decades make tough decisions sacrifices needed fight climate_change save future generations pandemic changed shared failures continued citizens paying price need new way thinking climate inequalityhealthway things just working well enough often concerted action climate
CHL 2020.L32 34 34 government dear delegates generation faced problems challenges generation face especially difficult demanding problems challenges emerged unexpectedly coronaviruspandemicglobal economic recession others already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic climate
CHL 2020.L32 35 35 dear delegates generation faced problems challenges generation face especially difficult demanding problems challenges emerged unexpectedly coronaviruspandemicglobal economic recession others already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic climate
CHL 2020.L62 6 6 already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic virus going cause worsthealthsocial economic catastrophe years country prepared face climate
CHL 2020.L62 7 7 already existed manifested greater force climate_change global_warming challenges generation mothers battles battles ensure survival covid-19 year ago nobody imagined invisible microscopic virus going cause worsthealthsocial economic catastrophe years country prepared face long climate
CHL 2020.L441 23 23 attentively voices science local authorities civil society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronaviruspandemicglobal economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet climate
CHL 2020.L441 24 24 attentively voices science local authorities civil society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronaviruspandemicglobal economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth climate
CHL 2020.L441 31 31 civil society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronaviruspandemicglobal economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth climate
CHL 2020.L441 32 32 society always ready change course necessary thirdly value family main sustenance facing overcoming consequences time adversity climate_change global_warming coronaviruspandemicglobal economic recession shifted spotlight away climate_change global_warming serious threats continue increase best option without doubt confront simultaneously human beings intelligent ingenious creatures planet earth climate
CHN 2020.L332 4 4 education women children climate_change support countries restoring economic social development mr president history development human society history struggles challenges difficulties victories present world battling covid-19pandemicgoes profound changes never seen climate
COD 2020.L408 45 45 role united nations efforts including worldhealthorganization main lesson covid-19 tragically taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fight pandemic mister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental climate
COD 2020.L426 27 27 role united nations efforts including world health organization main lesson covid-19 tragically taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fightpandemicmister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental rights particularly vulnerable populations effects global_warming climatic disturbances accompany acutely felt around world dangerous accelerating faced threats posed climate
COD 2020.L426 37 37 covid-19 tragically taught us true profession faith favour multilateralism regard level international cooperation fightpandemicmister president climate_change poses threat humans fundamental rights particularly vulnerable populations effects global_warming climatic disturbances accompany acutely felt around world dangerous accelerating faced threats posed climate
CPV 2020.L508 43 43 building institutional framework trust mr president today covid-19pandemicimportance multilateralism clear everyone loses economies disrupted borders closed may lose others world peoples far worse devastating potential climate_change knows borders either everyone loses especially climate
CRI 2020.L457 48 48 tank treat peoplemalariacost single aircraft carrier reforest area larger state florida equivalent size switzerland netherlands luxembourg belgium combined least fraction resources used combat pandemic well climate_crisis generation climate
CRI 2020.L479 26 26 tank treat people malaria cost single aircraft carrier reforest area larger state florida equivalent size switzerland netherlands luxembourg belgium combined least fraction resources used combatpandemicwell climate_crisis generation proudly say able redefine priorities circumstances required permanent members security council world’s largest arms producers help redirect priorities line article charter united climate
CRI 2020.L555 39 39 prepare us future ones fairer equitable sustainable societies will resilient inequalities terriblepandemicrevealed magnified today must prioritize less armament resources development resources combat pandemic resources counter climate_change resources sdgs less militarization less death represents true human security climate
CRI 2020.L567 27 27 prepare us future ones fairer equitable sustainable societies will resilient inequalities terrible pandemic revealed magnified today must prioritize less armament resources development resources combatpandemicresources counter climate_change resources sdgs less militarization less death represents true human security peoples reform collective security architecture can longer deferred main body responsible maintenance climate
CRI 2020.L1139 24 24 effective protection preservation marine environment guaranteed together france also promoting high ambition coalition ensure per cent world’s land sea territories protected nature-based solution climate_crisis everypandemicaffected humankind throughout history come gone question well will tackle pandemic well will emerge will overcome crisis envision new beginning must build inclusive sustainable carbon-free climate
CRI 2020.L1150 13 13 ambition coalition ensure per cent world’s land sea territories protected nature-based solution climate_crisis every pandemic affected humankind throughout history come gone question well will tacklepandemicwell will emerge will overcome crisis envision new beginning must build inclusive sustainable carbon-free climate
CUB 2020.L158 43 43 un system agencies show unprecedented overbearance withdrawn worldhealthorganization unesco human rights council paradoxically country un headquarters located also staying away fundamental international treaties paris agreement climate_change rejects nuclear agreement iran reached consensus climate
CZE 2020.L608 24 24 leader difficult task face current competition especially us chinese companies nevertheless will way europe shown can global leader many specific areas like tackling climate_change globalpandemicovershadowed many global issues disappeared europe will eventually deal illegal migration brexit extensive foreign security challenges european continent accept responsibility particularly area defense policy order climate
DJI 2020.L499 3 3 disruptive effects climate_change continued flow refugees fleeing instability conflict djibouti hopes able rely solidarity partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19pandemicincluding possible explosion zoonoses climate
DJI 2020.L499 24 24 disruptive effects climate_change continued flow refugees fleeing instability conflict djibouti hopes able rely solidarity partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19pandemicincluding possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make climate
DJI 2020.L499 45 45 close link established scientists climate_change covid-19pandemicincluding possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make climate
DJI 2020.L513 10 10 partners friends mr president despite close link established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severityhealthcrisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make climate
DJI 2020.L513 31 31 close link established scientists climate_change covid-19 pandemic including possible explosion zoonoses efforts implement paris agreement made expected progress given severityhealthcrisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate
DJI 2020.L532 14 14 agreement made expected progress given severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing futurepandemicswill depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave caused pandemic also detrimental impact climate
DJI 2020.L532 31 31 severity health crisis exclusive media attention given covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing futurepandemicswill depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave caused pandemic also detrimental impact fight terrorism conflict management many theatres terrorist groups seen opportunity climate
DJI 2020.L544 2 2 covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave causedpandemicalso detrimental impact climate
DJI 2020.L544 21 21 covid-19 climate_change relegated secondary priority make mistake must remain vigilant success preventing future pandemics will depend attention resources devote fighting climate_change mr president shockwave causedpandemicalso detrimental impact fight terrorism conflict management many theatres terrorist groups seen opportunity reorganize take advantage security vacuum created fight covid-19 peacekeeping climate
DNK 2020.L22 27 27 president dear delegates world facing many challenges seventy-five years establishment united nations dependent ever need multilateralism need cooperation facing globalpandemicthreatening lives vulnerable people countries facing climate_change risks getting control facing economic setback may rob millions people descent future facing terrorism instability increasing danger cyber-attacks climate
ESP 2020.L252 24 24 effective alternative maintaining social activity virus infect selectively gender hit large numbers people women taken essential burden caregiving lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terriblehealthemergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological climate
ESP 2020.L252 32 32 infect selectively gender hit large numbers people women taken essential burden caregiving lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terriblehealthemergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological climate
ESP 2020.L252 47 47 consideration environment climate_change terriblehealthemergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressing health emergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological climate
ESP 2020.L270 6 6 lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressinghealthemergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological climate
ESP 2020.L270 16 16 lastly virus take consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressinghealthemergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological progress fourth industrial revolution linked digitalization challenge overcoming excruciating inequalities climate
ESP 2020.L270 29 29 consideration environment climate_change terrible health emergency made us realize true meaning term climate_emergency threat vaccine humanity’s united response four factors together pressinghealthemergency challenges facing challenge climate_emergency challenge technological progress fourth industrial revolution linked digitalization challenge overcoming excruciating inequalities poverty challenge full equality women men eradication form climate
ESP 2020.L1649 27 27 putting yet physical ideological borders worked hard tear must proactive essential understand many ideas determined social order economic development world past decades ceased viablehealthemergency enduring climate_emergency successive crises recessions clearly reflect depletion failure model continue aspire rampant unnatural growth build world based destruction guaranteed public services environment live climate
EST 2020.L49 35 35 gathered new york traditional un general assembly now seems distant past occasion belong world exist anymorepandemicgave thorough shock way life also taught us lesson lesson climate_change mean reality loss diversified ecosystems risks co-habitation people species crowded towns bitter worry survival climate
EST 2020.L103 36 36 lesson need avoid restricting human rights freedoms survival fittest lesson importance technology digital solutions avoidhealthrelated risks stop unnecessary pollution planet lesson fair burden sharing fighting climate_change fair access technology promote equal opportunities people globally fair transparent means control technology climate
ETH 2020.L179 35 35 programme already warned instance number acutely food insecure people region likely increase significantly due socioeconomic impactpandemiccoupled multiple crises affecting region including massive outbreak desert locusts climate_change induced extreme_weather events threatens wipe livelihoods millions people therefore fully support call secretary-general antonio climate
ETH 2020.L179 37 37 warned instance number acutely food insecure people region likely increase significantly due socioeconomic impactpandemiccoupled multiple crises affecting region including massive outbreak desert locusts climate_change induced extreme_weather events threatens wipe livelihoods millions people therefore fully support call secretary-general antonio climate
ETH 2020.L241 44 44 still needs done mitigate medium long-term impactpandemiccontinent mr president objective recover rebuild better future green climate resilient way stark reminder need urgent action devastating impact climate_change witnessing various parts world region climate
EU 2020.L190 17 17 back better greener ladies gentlemen crisis europe already embarked path fundamental transformation example deciding become first carbon-neutral continent adopting ambitious digital agenda line fundamental valuespandemicincreased determination transform economies societies tenfold billion mobilized urgent measures outset july european council decided mobilise ambitious unprecedented climate
FJI 2020.L347 23 23 small part truth founding purpose timeless clear multilateral system emerged served different needs different age mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clearpandemicmade painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicable diseases changing_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far deadlier ever climate
FJI 2020.L347 39 39 different age mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clearpandemicmade painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicable diseases changing_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far deadlier ever abates climate
FJI 2020.L361 9 9 age mr president community nations larger challenges face climate_change making clear pandemic made painfully evident trust science will defeat covid-19 just defeated smallpox polio communicablediseaseschanging_climate will define next normal post-covid-19 becoming far deadlier ever climate
FJI 2020.L418 21 21 skylines orange scorched millions acres land just last week greenland lost piece ice shelf larger number small island nations global climate_action mirrors incoherent global responsepandemicchildren will see far greater horrors will cap global temperature rise either 1.5-degree 2-degree target will stop ocean ecosystems becoming inhospitable will climate
FJI 2020.L418 34 34 week greenland lost piece ice shelf larger number small island nations global climate_action mirrors incoherent global responsepandemicchildren will see far greater horrors will cap global temperature rise either 1.5-degree 2-degree target will stop ocean ecosystems becoming inhospitable will prevent sixth mass climate
FJI 2020.L479 18 18 now will produce silver bullet saves us unmitigated climate impacts strategy may suffice covid-19 solving challenge complex climate_change demands daily enduring commitment already overdue recoverypandemicmust mark transition decarbonized climate- resilient economic system mr president fiji worked closely un partners canada jamaica uk eu climate
FJI 2020.L824 46 46 survival life earth caught heelspandemicevery nation fallen well short global commitments recovery covid-19 last best opportunity set towards future children deserve know neither global pandemic climate_emergency can solved communities climate
FRA 2020.L1962 17 17 climate biodiversity must central collective agenda words deeds december marks five years since signing paris agreement climate_change already know objectives collectively set will achieved responsepandemiccan help us change course massive recovery plans adopted countries provide historic opportunity transform economic development models must climate
FRA 2020.L2136 24 24 regard november will host summit development banks paris ensure financial flows contribute environmental inclusive recovery line paris agreement biodiversity now know clearly linked climate_change humanhealthdemonstrated will organizing one planet summit marseilles united nations world bank one planet summit will enable us build agenda concrete actions protected land marine areas climate
FSM 2020.L443 11 11 people’s republic china jointly champion global causes global solidarity cooperation climate_change covid-19 mr president federated states micronesia keenly aware like nations world simultaneously facing publichealththreat covid-19 longer-term existential threat climate_change solutions two crises require international collaboration climate
FSM 2020.L443 30 30 champion global causes global solidarity cooperation climate_change covid-19 mr president federated states micronesia keenly aware like nations world simultaneously facing publichealththreat covid-19 longer-term existential threat climate_change solutions two crises require international collaboration vulnerable nation covid-19 immediate security threat remain one covid-19 free countries world found climate
GBR 2020.L996 19 19 right country give lead will celebrate 75th anniversary founding great united nations london january g7 presidency host world’s climate_change summit cop26 glasgow next november covid-19pandemicimmense psychic shock human race global fears intensified immediacy round clock news social media sometimes forget face virus small package climate
GEO 2020.L986 47 47 un member states equalpandemicmade clear showed us face common adversity must unite use unique capabilities state unfortunately covid-19 international challenge many others armed conflicts poverty climate_change natural technogenic climate
GMB 2020.L299 43 43 external support implementation national development plan 2018-2021 hamperedpandemicun decade action implementation agenda undermined outbreak pandemic essential urgent accelerate implementation global commitments financing development paris agreement climate_change mr president developing countries gambia will climate
GMB 2020.L307 35 35 external support implementation national development plan 2018-2021 hampered pandemic un decade action implementation agenda undermined outbreakpandemicessential urgent accelerate implementation global commitments financing development paris agreement climate_change mr president developing countries gambia will continue require support packages bailouts united nations international climate
GNB 2020.L428 24 24 difficult vulnerable countries guinea- bissau extremely vulnerable country post-conflict african country least developed country ldc small island developing state sids facing considerable threats climate_change covid-19pandemiccompounded already existing vulnerabilities thereby exacerbating socioeconomic problems country lives peoples light volatile supply chain commodity prices negative impact international trade guinea-bissau country dependent agriculture climate
GRC 2020.L200 23 23 era human activity capacity massively impact natural environment words remain prescient covid-19 taught us anything afford wait next crisis take pre-emptive action climate_change biodiversity globalhealthtackling root causes migration development ultimately sustainability humankind values principles heart united nations matter much today greece signed un charter values peace security equality climate
GRD 2020.L121 23 23 us never forget raison d’etre august body essentially solve world’s problems multilateral efforts growing challenges now face global community poverty poor education climate_change compounded dreadedpandemicturn risk stymieing progress made implementing agenda sustainable development achieving sustainable development goals risk acute small island developing states grenada given unique vulnerabilities including climate
GRD 2020.L121 49 49 compounded dreadedpandemicturn risk stymieing progress made implementing agenda sustainable development achieving sustainable development goals risk acute small island developing states grenada given unique vulnerabilities including climate_change NA climate
GUY 2020.L811 49 49 role worldhealthorganization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change NA climate
GUY 2020.L819 41 41 role world health organization coordinating response un system global publichealthpreparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate
GUY 2020.L819 48 48 system global publichealthpreparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate
GUY 2020.L830 30 30 role world health organization coordinating response un system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeatpandemicmr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather climate
GUY 2020.L830 37 37 system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeatpandemicmr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather climate
GUY 2020.L830 49 49 mitigate defeatpandemicmr president competing compounded pandemic climate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather NA climate
GUY 2020.L835 32 32 system global public health preparedness response look forward increased international cooperation contain mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compoundedpandemicclimate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience climate
GUY 2020.L835 44 44 mitigate defeat pandemic mr president competing compoundedpandemicclimate_change every year another record breaking year extreme_weather conditions climate events low-lying coastal state guyana acutely aware high toll extreme_weather conditions equally costly climate resilience climate
HND 2020.L747 24 24 although spoke personally system’s senior official process yet completed affected still awaiting assistance ladies gentlemen events past present future will highly contingent upon climate_change newepidemicsarise changes environment scarcity resources hunger share common genesis lack respect nature plundering natural resources now necessary move theory facts fine eloquent words hard-hitting statements climate
HND 2020.L819 17 17 anyone know materialized funding reached countries need like wish recall honduras one three vulnerable countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floodsdiseasesdamage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economy health people coffee prices example climate
HND 2020.L819 34 34 wish recall honduras one three vulnerable countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floodsdiseasesdamage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economy health people coffee prices example now improving little comparison previous years demonstrates climate
HND 2020.L833 3 3 countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floods diseases damage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economyhealthpeople coffee prices example climate
HND 2020.L833 22 22 countries effects climate_change world every year affected drought heavy rainfall floods diseases damage crops coffee grain severely suffered recent years result extreme_weather terrible impact economyhealthpeople coffee prices example now improving little comparison previous years demonstrates volatility sector livelihood millions families world illustrious citizen world said insanity always climate
HND 2020.L895 23 23 one bothered one’s conscience troubled year year things remain bothers certain one troubled uneasy everyone’s sake must say still time mr secretary-general climate_change natural disastersepidemicsaffect economy problems always fault small countries affecting economy prevent us complying parameters imposed us financial bodies fair events phenomena taken account vulnerable poorest climate
HTI 2020.L88 42 42 common good planet mr president world currently facing majorhealthcrisis caused covid-19 multidimensional consequences virus coupled new conflicts asymmetric wars terrorism violent extremism global socioeconomic inequalities climate_change demand response today ever need cohesive effective climate
ISL 2020.L239 18 18 serve us secretary-general’s ongoing reform agenda full support mr president greatest challenge time can addressed joint efforts climate_action needs heart efforts build back better greenerpandemicparis agreement global baseline iceland fully committed implementation build back greener need make full use science innovation positive financial climate
ITA 2020.L572 30 30 inequity become driver inclusive growth offering opportunities efforts fall within two pillars agenda paris agreement will promoting sustainable inclusive resilient growthpandemicopened new horizons strategies fight climate_change environmental protection will need work together renewed ambitions regarding climate_change disconnected promotion investments policies socioeconomic recovery european green deal climate
ITA 2020.L572 40 40 two pillars agenda paris agreement will promoting sustainable inclusive resilient growthpandemicopened new horizons strategies fight climate_change environmental protection will need work together renewed ambitions regarding climate_change disconnected promotion investments policies socioeconomic recovery european green deal climate
ITA 2020.L732 18 18 enshrined paris agreement us moral imperative spirit italy supports partner countries particular need building together future resilient climate_change efficient use resources society want rebuild aftermathpandemicmust prioritize promotion protection human dignity forms without distinction without exclusion end italy will continue place center foreign policy climate
JAM 2020.L45 5 5 maintaining focus social justice climate_action critical elements decade recovery excellency term office can confident jamaica’s continued commitment global recovery effort multilateral approach finding viable solutionspandemicmr president jamaica welcomes significance timeliness climate
JAM 2020.L127 28 28 implement initial social economic stimulus programme addition early response control spread coronavirus treat infected however economy now faces triple challenges reduced revenues increasedhealthsocial expenditures ongoing climate_crisis threatens undo years hard-won development gains mr president pandemic highlighted pre-existing vulnerabilities multiple structural weaknesses within economies large small rich poor climate
JAM 2020.L140 17 17 coronavirus treat infected however economy now faces triple challenges reduced revenues increased health social expenditures ongoing climate_crisis threatens undo years hard-won development gains mr presidentpandemichighlighted pre-existing vulnerabilities multiple structural weaknesses within economies large small rich poor clearly demonstrated systemic nature risk worldwide climate
KGZ 2020.L381 8 8 needs support international community adapt negative impacts climate_change mr president climate_change reduces volume glaciers water resources kyrgyzstan will lead shortage clean water pose threat publichealthlead land degradation economic risks regard advocate implementation projects climate
KGZ 2020.L381 11 11 needs support international community adapt negative impacts climate_change mr president climate_change reduces volume glaciers water resources kyrgyzstan will lead shortage clean water pose threat publichealthlead land degradation economic risks regard advocate implementation projects aimed studying problem climate
KIR 2020.L134 21 21 enhance links governments multilateral institutions can work together create resilient healthy peaceful future respective peoples critical especially emergence unprecedented challenges climate_change natural disasters recent covid-19pandemicmr president note like express deepest condolences brothers sisters around world suffering impacts global pandemic difficult uncertain times calls stronger cooperation reminds climate
KIR 2020.L149 6 6 critical especially emergence unprecedented challenges climate_change natural disasters recent covid-19 pandemic mr president note like express deepest condolences brothers sisters around world suffering impacts globalpandemicdifficult uncertain times calls stronger cooperation reminds climate
KNA 2020.L167 48 48 parents perished punishingpandemicdemands renewal purpose promise purpose must fidelity multilateralism faith international cooperation breathe new life united nations charter also achieving sustainable development goals halting climate_change pivoting climate
KNA 2020.L429 37 37 awareness campaign played exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicablediseasesmust stepped people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact climate
KNA 2020.L434 32 32 awareness campaign played exceptional role considerable success covid-19 reminds us fight eliminate non communicable diseases must stepped people livingncdshigher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirus disease disrupted international climate
KNA 2020.L457 11 11 people living ncds higher risk contracting covid-19 amongst affected disease climate_change ncds covid-19 inter-linked symptoms something awry planet earth mr president economic impact novel coronavirusdiseasedisrupted international travel tourism global supply chains industrial commercial operations created widespread climate
KNA 2020.L536 31 31 economies post-covid-19 world return path sustainable growth development given economic environmental vulnerabilities small island developing state likely confronted multiplier effectpandemicparticularly brace intense segment hurricane season climate_change mr president st kitts nevis smallest independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time climate
KNA 2020.L536 43 43 small island developing state likely confronted multiplier effectpandemicparticularly brace intense segment hurricane season climate_change mr president st kitts nevis smallest independent nation western hemisphere impact climate_change weighs heavily daily lives point time climate
KOR 2020.L262 29 29 better world achieved brilliant feat promoting universal values humankind post-covid-19 era un tasked spreading universal values even resolve complex global challenges cooperationhealthcareeconomic cooperation sustainable development climate_action battles every country fighting year clearly demonstrated crisis overcome single country alone without consideration neighbors today un assuming new job climate
KWT 2020.L1165 32 32 represent real starting point accomplishing goals aimed eradicating poverty various forms ensuring human beings obtain equal rights dignity educationhealthpolitical participation youth women empowerment addressing impact climate_change within framework paris agreement describing continuation environmental degradation one biggest obstacles realizing goals according principle shared responsibility climate
LCA 2020.L194 8 8 left us exposed ravages twin crises pandemic climate_change every day leaders sids struggle safeguard people pervasive erosion hard-fought developmental gains global community contends devastating impactpandemicmust honest acknowledge current challenges sids symptom broader problem climate
LCA 2020.L351 24 24 pen aspirations build back better advance work continue implementing sustainable development goals extremely bleak within current international context years argued case financial crisis climate_change latestpandemicprovided empirical evidence reaffirmed vulnerabilities sids inadequacy solutions current global architecture recent years sids backed academic research advocated establishment use vulnerability index already developed commonwealth climate
LCA 2020.L827 24 24 affected entire caribbean region time give states like taiwan recognition can meaningfully engage global processes share best practices even china taiwan differences addressed climate_change covid-19pandemicstark reminders taiwan left discussions taiwan elections currency controls airspace military force population almost million people many left table mark years continued exclusion taiwan calls climate
LIE 2020.L173 27 27 collective resilience decade action takes additional significance respect agenda provides us perfect framework building back better done better achieving goals reflected agenda gender equalityhealthcare inequality climate_change much better prepared fight pandemic effectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president even pandemic started climate
LIE 2020.L181 21 21 respect agenda provides us perfect framework building back better done better achieving goals reflected agenda gender equality health care inequality climate_change much better prepared fightpandemiceffectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president even pandemic started secretary-general identified erosion trust institutions climate
LIE 2020.L197 5 5 equality health care inequality climate_change much better prepared fight pandemic effectively spirit genuine solidarity focusing agenda must therefore top agenda session beyond mr president evenpandemicstarted secretary-general identified erosion trust institutions climate
LIE 2020.L697 31 31 general assembly step address matters increases therefore believe general assembly meet discuss every instance veto cast security council mr presidentpandemicdefining challenge time addressing various dimensions climate_change manifold devastating effects center response enormous work done design solutions help us fight climate_change paris agreement reached painstaking climate
LIE 2020.L697 45 45 veto cast security council mr presidentpandemicdefining challenge time addressing various dimensions climate_change manifold devastating effects center response enormous work done design solutions help us fight climate_change paris agreement reached painstaking climate
LSO 2020.L588 35 35 progress implementation sdgs however trite international community track deliver also shocking learn number people suffering hungermalnutritionincreased especially countries special situations like lesotho reporting period time climate_change reported occurring much faster anticipated meeting though virtually opportune time commemoration un’s 75th anniversary climate
LSO 2020.L768 28 28 girls entrench gender gaps education lead increased risk sexual exploitation early pregnancy early forced marriages scenario negative outcomes achieving sdgs related education povertyhealthgender mr president climate_change continues key challenge efforts towards achieving sustainable development member states un possess different levels capacities resources address causes effects climate_change light climate
LSO 2020.L768 48 48 related education povertyhealthgender mr president climate_change continues key challenge efforts towards achieving sustainable development member states un possess different levels capacities resources address causes effects climate_change light climate
LTU 2020.L1003 19 19 mr president let stress nothing global world comes without effort difficulty resolution conflicts ensuring peace security fight poverty climate_change securing education social inclusion fighting globalpandemicscases need reliable tools need eyes see hearts dare need defend powerless fight impunity powerful need uphold multilateralism rules-based international climate
LVA 2020.L631 35 35 freedom expression digital domain exponential increase misinformation disinformation fake news hate speech recent years dangerous contextpandemicgeneral threat world peace general threat efforts solve global issues climate_change environmental pollution short general problem humankind find rational solutions challenges time threats taken seriously climate
MAR 2020.L738 43 43 economic recovery must top priority international community repercussionspandemicalso require innovative solutions financing development pandemic cast shadow vital issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express climate
MAR 2020.L745 36 36 economic recovery must top priority international community repercussions pandemic also require innovative solutions financing developmentpandemiccast shadow vital issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express appreciation efforts united nations countries contributing peacekeeping climate
MAR 2020.L774 9 9 issues organization’s agenda reason overlook challenges face notably climate_change counter-terrorism migration peacekeeping regard must express appreciation efforts united nations countries contributing peacekeeping operations adapt covid-19pandemicenable peacekeepers currently deployed peacekeeping operations continue missions various conflict climate
MCO 2020.L145 41 41 rise terrorism intensification migratory flows climatic shifts financial crisis nowpandemicgenerating economic social crisis despite major obstacles adopted innovative guidelines agenda development sdgs well paris agreement climate_change global compact safe migration name just international system climate
MCO 2020.L621 1 1 NA climate_crisis large-scale natural disasters will intensify know cause emergency humanitarian situations displacement populations disasters will impact access natural resources phenomena vectors political instability conflict currentpandemicdemonstrated vulnerable climate
MCO 2020.L782 34 34 principles respect environment now ever road map established must guide us period great uncertainty now ever covid-19pandemicdemonstrating crucial achieve goals defined agenda development paris agreement climate_change addis ababa action agenda greater ambition mobilization necessary defeat covid-19 also adapt multilateral cooperation instruments climate
MDV 2020.L458 47 47 largest financial assistance donorpandemicmr president covid pandemic given us opportunity recalibrate approach development focus building resilient world one delivers planet people prosperity countries like mine climate_change remains significant climate
MDV 2020.L462 43 43 largest financial assistance donor pandemic mr president covidpandemicgiven us opportunity recalibrate approach development focus building resilient world one delivers planet people prosperity countries like mine climate_change remains significant threat also threat difficult climate
MHL 2020.L60 27 27 must realize continuing business usual approach risks inaction moment world needs opposite without increased leadership consequences shared responsibility will catastrophic issue financial crisis publichealthsecurity tensions climate_change small island developing state can often see threats earlier sharply larger partner nations pacific can readily recall deeper history second world war climate
MHL 2020.L626 33 33 economic recovery create zero-carbon future relies solidarity resources us build better future change relies protecting vulnerable frontline whetherhealthcareworkers battling pandemic small island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold climate
MHL 2020.L626 47 47 protecting vulnerable frontline whetherhealthcareworkers battling pandemic small island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold climate
MHL 2020.L629 30 30 economic recovery create zero-carbon future relies solidarity resources us build better future change relies protecting vulnerable frontline whether healthcare workers battlingpandemicsmall island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold worst impacts world climate
MHL 2020.L629 44 44 protecting vulnerable frontline whether healthcare workers battlingpandemicsmall island nations sounding alarm climate_change critical survival us small island atoll nations like mine time paper promises adaptation climate_change will hold worst impacts world climate
MLT 2020.L1186 31 31 concluding must say couple words deep rooted link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’shealthside-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term climate
MLT 2020.L1186 36 36 deep rooted link humans environment whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’shealthside-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term climate
MLT 2020.L1201 18 18 whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anythingpandemichighlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality climate
MLT 2020.L1201 23 23 whilst immediate priority countries around globe restarting economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anythingpandemichighlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic climate
MLT 2020.L1201 43 43 carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anythingpandemichighlighted value quality life protection human health announced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic growth climate
MLT 2020.L1208 11 11 economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection humanhealthannounced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality climate
MLT 2020.L1208 16 16 economy protection people’s health side-line environmental issues need move closer carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection humanhealthannounced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic climate
MLT 2020.L1208 36 36 carbon_neutrality reason look towards future carbon_neutral planet anything pandemic highlighted value quality life protection humanhealthannounced country’s long-term economic vision couple days ago made point include carbon_neutrality one pillars economic policy economic growth little meaning people living better life must climate
MOZ 2020.L252 45 45 integrated concerted interventions nationalism isolationism facepandemicfar concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity public health research climate
MOZ 2020.L259 38 38 integrated concerted interventions nationalism isolationism face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectiousdiseasesunpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity public health research development trade industrialization global village live national climate
MOZ 2020.L276 23 23 face pandemic far concerned prescription failure respond infectious diseases unpredictable nature global phenomena challenges calling united nations led multilateral intervention include terrorism climate_change cybersecurity publichealthresearch development trade industrialization global village live national international issues increasingly less discernible transnational nature interconnection phenomena require leadership recognises today’s world interventions must climate
MUS 2020.L181 42 42 carefully monitored must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude worldhealthorganization timely advice giving continues guide decision-making process reopening borders pandemic comes top ongoing global crises inequality climate_change exposed exacerbated vulnerabilities inequalities faced countries south climate
MUS 2020.L192 31 31 carefully monitored must express government’s sincere thanks gratitude world health organization timely advice giving continues guide decision-making process reopening borderspandemiccomes top ongoing global crises inequality climate_change exposed exacerbated vulnerabilities inequalities faced countries south general small island states mauritius particular decades hard-won development gains eroded climate
MWI 2020.L560 28 28 charged domesticating sdgs national development plans also implementing public sector reforms championed high level office vice president republic malawi order break cycle foodnutritioninsecurity chronic vulnerability climate_change disasters administration implementing national resilience strategy period 2018-2030 strategy bridges development humanitarian interventions prioritizes continuum predictable livelihood support packages targeting vulnerable climate
MYS 2020.L1104 14 14 march found air quality readings malaysia improved two folds fear temporary reprieve global carbon_emissions may rise continue complacent business usual approach post economic recovery planpandemicmust therefore treated turning point important entire international community respect planet’s limits value natural resources climate
NAM 2020.L167 15 15 respective countries effective rules-based multilateral system insurance policy existential threats wars nuclear proliferation pandemics climate_change therefore utmost importance continue defend multilateralism cost mr president covid-19pandemicplunged world acute health economic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others exposing exacerbating vulnerabilities climate
NAM 2020.L171 11 11 multilateral system insurance policy existential threats wars nuclear proliferation pandemics climate_change therefore utmost importance continue defend multilateralism cost mr president covid-19 pandemic plunged world acutehealtheconomic crisis severity seen century disproportionately affected countries others exposing exacerbating vulnerabilities climate
NAM 2020.L339 27 27 accessible freely equitably namibia stands ready partner development benefit citizens world large environmental degradation persistent growing problem quite literally deadly threat security peoples covid-19pandemicdiverted resources climate_change related mitigation efforts people namibia continue suffer major environmental disasters floods drought water scarcity therefore ensure rededicate commitments paris agreement member high climate
NIC 2020.L49 48 48 exceptional time duepandemicaffecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hunger malnutrition poverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist climate
NIC 2020.L61 36 36 exceptional time due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19pandemicplunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hunger malnutrition poverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist result economic system unjust degrading human beings mr president commemorate years organization climate
NIC 2020.L69 28 28 exceptional time due pandemic affecting humankind reiterate solidarity condolences families around world suffering consequences covid-19 pandemic plunged world uncertainty exacerbate major crises hungermalnutritionpoverty inequity unemployment climate_change exist result economic system unjust degrading human beings mr president commemorate years organization world continues cry peace justice security comprehensive response climate
NIC 2020.L237 29 29 will continue factor regional peace security stability central america also call continuation global efforts favour safe orderly regular migration although challenges posedpandemiccomplex forget existential threat climate_change continues overlooked consequence unbridled capitalism urgent ensure survival human species protect life rights mother earth line peaceful vocation nicaragua also climate
NOR 2020.L95 22 22 president goal un world peace security world ruled justice respect human rights world acts decisively reduce inequality poverty hunger acts stem climate_change acts build resiliencepandemicsglobal threats celebrate years united nations next seventy-five years many new conflicts will emerge many new refugees will flee destruction persecution many girls climate
NPL 2020.L702 45 45 global significance view vital contribution maintenancehealthplanet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high climate
NPL 2020.L702 46 46 significance view vital contribution maintenancehealthplanet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming eroded health high climate
NPL 2020.L726 23 23 maintenance health planet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming erodedhealthhigh mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives climate
NPL 2020.L726 24 24 maintenance health planet economic activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming erodedhealthhigh mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties climate
NPL 2020.L726 30 30 activities mode power generation climate friendly unpleasant irony substantially contribute sustaining ecosystem emit negligibly yet bear severest brunt climate_change global_warming erodedhealthhigh mountains ecosystems global pollution climate_change contributed fast melting ice must matter serious concern us may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties climate
NPL 2020.L767 19 19 may lead outburst glacial lakes resulting huge loss lives properties downstream call full effective implementation paris agreement robust climate_action easy access climate financing concerned deterioratinghealthoverall ocean ecosystem due excessive human activities must preserve common heritage mankind prudent behaviour part stakeholders specially coastal states critically climate
NZL 2020.L441 48 48 withstand damaging effectspandemiccrises opportunities opportunity today build back better rethink economies can work many just better focus vulnerable rebuild societies prioritize tackling defining challenge generation climate_change many climate
PAK 2020.L670 7 7 yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution mitigating effects climate_change mr presidentpandemicopportunity bring humanity together unfortunately instead fanned nationalism climate
PAK 2020.L670 23 23 yet decided take lead consider addressing climate_change universal responsibility launched extremely ambitious programme plant billion trees next three years contribution mitigating effects climate_change mr presidentpandemicopportunity bring humanity together unfortunately instead fanned nationalism increased global tensions given rise racial religious hatred violence vulnerable minorities several places trends also accentuated climate
PHL 2020.L462 46 46 becoming upper-middle income country endpandemicplaced economy recession despite downward pressure growth philippines remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened climate
PHL 2020.L496 14 14 remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravagespandemicpeoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call climate
PHL 2020.L496 23 23 remains committed sustainable development goals mr president urgency needed fight covid-19 needed address climate_crisis global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravagespandemicpeoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change honor call climate
PHL 2020.L496 38 38 address climate_crisis global challenge worsened existing inequalities vulnerabilities within nations climate_change worsened ravagespandemicpeoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change honor call parties climate
PHL 2020.L496 46 46 within nations climate_change worsened ravagespandemicpeoples developing countries like philippines suffer afford suffer philippines joined paris agreement fight climate_change call parties especially made good commitment fight climate_change honor call parties climate
PLW 2020.L776 34 34 framework effective must learn lessons past decade goals must supported adequate resources climate cop26 may also delayedpandemicdelay increased climate ambition support implementation increased ambition responding climate_emergency existential concern momentary drop emissions year allowed generate complacency global progress climate finance commitments made climate
PLW 2020.L805 7 7 ambition support implementation increased ambition responding climate_emergency existential concern momentary drop emissions year allowed generate complacency global progress climate finance commitments made developed countries shirkedpandemicundermine ability vulnerable mitigate adapt climate impacts green climate
PNG 2020.L174 44 44 including transformative partnership sustainable development combat covid-19measlespolio tb foster peace security bougainville highlands region supporting women girls equality empowerment protection gender-based violence environmental protection combating climate_change onus us succeeding generations work climate
POR 2020.L385 34 34 deterioration often inseparable need new global commitment based human dignity balances concrete access opportunities hope crisis causedpandemicmust therefore serve excuse disrupt policies aimed countering current climate_emergency poses existential threat everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby climate
POR 2020.L385 48 48 hope crisis causedpandemicmust therefore serve excuse disrupt policies aimed countering current climate_emergency poses existential threat everyone contrary need deepen coordination agenda sustainable development paris agreement climate_change thereby climate
SAU 2020.L948 21 21 prosperity terrorist organization must disarmed mr president distinguished attendees podium call intensification global efforts confront great challenges facing humanity areas climate_change poverty organized crime spreadepidemicschallenges require strengthen cooperation work bright future generations come may live stability peace security may god’s peace upon thank mr president climate
SEN 2020.L187 49 49 brought covid-19pandemicsecondly given uncertainty situation will discuss need united nations whose mission universal remain focused major priorities three main pillars peace security sustainable development particular climate_emergency NA climate
SEN 2020.L228 10 10 priorities three main pillars peace security sustainable development particular climate_emergency promotion protection human rights lastly going share lessons learned senegal’s experience developing country particularly contextpandemicresponse strategy excellencies ladies gentlemen year will undoubtedly remembered dark time climate
SEN 2020.L795 31 31 must renew commitment agenda un reform order restore multilateralism rightful place united nations centre excellencies ladies gentlemen determination combating covid-19pandemicmust also inspire us fight effectively climate_change safeguard biodiversity indeed need recall climate_change devastating effect populations particularly increases poverty rural exodus social exclusion intercommunal tensions climate
SEN 2020.L795 37 37 order restore multilateralism rightful place united nations centre excellencies ladies gentlemen determination combating covid-19pandemicmust also inspire us fight effectively climate_change safeguard biodiversity indeed need recall climate_change devastating effect populations particularly increases poverty rural exodus social exclusion intercommunal tensions climate
SEN 2020.L971 46 46 global response index regard responsepandemicregard 2019-2023 adjusted accelerated priority action plan plan emerging senegal plan revised upwards billion contributing sum billion total investments crucial issue climate_change prioritized within framework climate
SGP 2020.L810 4 4 security oewg short climate_change paris agreement established important global consensus action climate_change must lose sight goal preserve planet future generations covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-beinghealthone planet environment envelopes us climate
SGP 2020.L810 12 12 security oewg short climate_change paris agreement established important global consensus action climate_change must lose sight goal preserve planet future generations covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-beinghealthone planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’s health existence climate
SGP 2020.L810 46 46 covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-beinghealthone planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’s health existence countries therefore align recovery efforts longterm climate goals climate_change presents clear present climate
SGP 2020.L822 34 34 covid-19 showed inextricably linked well-being health one planet environment envelopes us irrefutable respect biodiversity wildlife essential humankind’shealthexistence countries therefore align recovery efforts longterm climate goals climate_change presents clear present danger singapore indeed small island nations although impact global emissions small especially climate
SGP 2020.L875 2 2 takes climate_action obligations seriously submitted enhanced nationally determined contribution paris agreement long-term low-emissions development strategy beyond un framework convention climate_change march even midst tackling currentpandemicpost-covid multilateral system climate
SGP 2020.L875 20 20 takes climate_action obligations seriously submitted enhanced nationally determined contribution paris agreement long-term low-emissions development strategy beyond un framework convention climate_change march even midst tackling currentpandemicpost-covid multilateral system countries hope go back way things covid came upon us neither can multilateral system must adapt must reinforce climate
SLB 2020.L516 33 33 financial services targeting development rural areas especially small medium enterprises primarily engages commerce industries mr president whilst dealingpandemicglobal proportions solomon islands continues battle incremental effects climate_change negative impacts livelihoods security wellbeing solomon islanders climate_change resulted changing weather patterns caused anomaly weather events climate
SLB 2020.L516 41 41 medium enterprises primarily engages commerce industries mr president whilst dealingpandemicglobal proportions solomon islands continues battle incremental effects climate_change negative impacts livelihoods security wellbeing solomon islanders climate_change resulted changing weather patterns caused anomaly weather events climate
SLB 2020.L1264 24 24 affected ongoing onslaught may take time pause reflect virus changed lives look ways can collaborate together alleviate impacts continue confront problems world faces climate_change deterioratinghealthplanet coronavirus must remember can addressed collective action every one us old african proverb says wish go fast go alone wish go far go together climate
SLE 2020.L61 33 33 challenging commend secretary-general antonio guterres astute leadership profound commitment work organization particular acknowledge appreciation call global ceasefire currentpandemicsetting covid-19 response fund advancing urgent need address climate_change implementing sustainable development goals outset let also behalf government people sierra leone express heartfelt deep condolences climate
SLE 2020.L95 1 1 NA climate_change implementing sustainable development goals outset let also behalf government people sierra leone express heartfelt deep condolences member states united nations loss lives due covid-19pandemicssalute selflessness climate
SLE 2020.L220 35 35 effective multilateral action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment multilateralism can effectively tackle covid-19pandemicmeaningfully address prevailing universal challenges poverty hunger diseases natural disasters climate_change terrorism human rights violations cybersecurity transnational organized crime mr president time isolationist sentiments geopolitical climate
SLE 2020.L228 27 27 effective multilateral action therefore appropriate relevant timely global family collective commitment multilateralism can effectively tackle covid-19 pandemic meaningfully address prevailing universal challenges poverty hungerdiseasesnatural disasters climate_change terrorism human rights violations cybersecurity transnational organized crime mr president time isolationist sentiments geopolitical tensions economic uncertainties escalating multilateral rules-based system severely climate
SLE 2020.L421 23 23 ecowas mr president collective multilateral aspiration hope safer secure world embodied adoption agenda sustainable development goals sdgs addis ababa action agenda paris climate_change agreement covid-19pandemicmakes timely attainment objectives agenda unlikely imperative respond cooperatively pandemic way will put nations back track accelerate progress towards achieving sdg reduced economic activity climate
SLE 2020.L431 13 13 embodied adoption agenda sustainable development goals sdgs addis ababa action agenda paris climate_change agreement covid-19 pandemic makes timely attainment objectives agenda unlikely imperative respond cooperativelypandemicway will put nations back track accelerate progress towards achieving sdg reduced economic activity climate
SLE 2020.L591 27 27 cancellation least developed countries working hard address longterm structural problems economies mr president sierra leone believe will impossible make necessary progress global agendas educationhealthgender equality climate_change reduce inequality violence injustice corruption medium- term nationaldevelopment plan 2019-2023 prioritises human developmentcapital therefore working implement critical drivers sustainable development empowerment women climate
SMR 2020.L257 33 33 economic activities will disproportionately felt vulnerable countries groups including indigenous peoples ethnic minorities persons disabilities women children inadequatehealthsystems gaps social protection structural inequalities environmental degradation climate_crisis pandemic showing us fragility world united nations leads response health crisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian climate
SMR 2020.L276 16 16 minorities persons disabilities women children inadequate health systems gaps social protection structural inequalities environmental degradation climate_crisis pandemic showing us fragility world united nations leads responsehealthcrisis also expanding means lifesaving humanitarian assistance establishing instruments rapid responses socio-economic impact respect san marino welcomed climate
SMR 2020.L815 10 10 social tensions exacerbating prolonging contributing risk future conflicts although greenhouse gas emissions projected drop per cent air quality improved result travel bans economic slowdown resultingpandemicglobal community far track meet either c targets called paris agreement climate
STP 2020.L439 11 11 important challenges human existence reflected sustainable development goals combating poverty climate_change sea piracy among others mr president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19pandemiccaused new coronavirus incalculable consequences health social economic terms light high mortality climate
STP 2020.L445 5 5 development goals combating poverty climate_change sea piracy among others mr president honorable heads state government planet profoundly distressed covid-19 pandemic caused new coronavirus incalculable consequenceshealthsocial economic terms light high mortality climate
SUR 2020.L415 15 15 charter regard call lifting longstanding unilateral economic financial commercial embargo republic cuba people multilateralism climate_change mr president focus international community currently managing containing spread covid-19pandemiccontinue dedicate attention challenges equal even greater impact sustainable development countries entire planet addressing impact climate_change climate
SUR 2020.L415 40 40 climate_change mr president focus international community currently managing containing spread covid-19pandemiccontinue dedicate attention challenges equal even greater impact sustainable development countries entire planet addressing impact climate_change one challenges country miles low-lying coastline suriname among top climate
SVK 2020.L474 29 29 disputes peacefully work together let us renew commitment among us even take along mentioned principles solidarity responsibility trust resolve act shown currentpandemiccan change threat covid-19 climate_change opportunity benefit thank climate
SVN 2020.L363 5 5 rate biodiversity loss halt climate_change effects join leaders pledge nature ladies gentlemen covid-19 crisis brought stark realization importance solidarity cooperation among within multilateral organizations worldhealthorganization covid-19 pandemic left devastating social climate
SVN 2020.L366 2 2 halt climate_change effects join leaders pledge nature ladies gentlemen covid-19 crisis brought stark realization importance solidarity cooperation among within multilateral organizations world health organization covid-19pandemicleft devastating social climate
SYC 2020.L347 30 30 socio-economic impacts preserving development achievements reinforcing resilience future shocks actions include building capacity small island developing states cope recover external shockspandemicslike covid-19 forms disasters impacts climate_change international financial institutions re-examine eligibility criteria tailor sids access concessional financing take account extreme vulnerability economic climate now public climate
SYC 2020.L373 6 6 like covid-19 forms disasters impacts climate_change international financial institutions re-examine eligibility criteria tailor sids access concessional financing take account extreme vulnerability economic climate now publichealthshocks put us particular risk disadvantage seychelles climate
SYC 2020.L554 37 37 protect per cent giant exclusive economic zone million square kilometres recognition even dealt publichealthemergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions climate
SYC 2020.L554 47 47 recognition even dealt publichealthemergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions climate
SYC 2020.L573 20 20 square kilometres recognition even dealt public health emergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition contextpandemicprevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take climate
SYC 2020.L573 28 28 recognition even dealt public health emergency cherished importance nature people’s physical economic social wellbeing adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition contextpandemicprevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make climate
SYC 2020.L573 47 47 increase climate ambition contextpandemicprevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealt pandemic covid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make climate
SYC 2020.L589 4 4 adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealtpandemiccovid-19 presents new opportunity take climate
SYC 2020.L589 14 14 adopt similar approach climate_action maintain increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealtpandemiccovid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving climate
SYC 2020.L589 31 31 increase climate ambition context pandemic prevent post-covid rebound greenhouse gas emissions effects climate breakdown will continue impact us long dealtpandemiccovid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse climate
SYC 2020.L589 49 49 long dealtpandemiccovid-19 presents new opportunity take action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse NA climate
SYC 2020.L620 2 2 action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air qualitypandemictemporary research shows climate
SYC 2020.L620 20 20 action climate_change countries make drastic changes infrastructure jobs investment achieving 1.5-degree celsius goal remains critical leave country behind.the drop greenhouse gas emissions improvement air qualitypandemictemporary research shows will negligible impact climate_crisis know long covid-19 pandemic will last know heading towards temperature increase approximately degrees celsius climate
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Health per year

summary_df %>%
  dplyr::select("Year", "Speeches", "Health (N)", "Health (Prop)") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Speeches Health (N) Health (Prop)
1970 70 22 0.31
1971 116 38 0.33
1972 125 47 0.38
1973 120 42 0.35
1974 129 45 0.35
1975 126 30 0.24
1976 134 39 0.29
1977 140 59 0.42
1978 141 50 0.35
1979 144 63 0.44
1980 149 65 0.44
1981 145 54 0.37
1982 147 51 0.35
1983 149 52 0.35
1984 150 64 0.43
1985 137 82 0.60
1986 149 65 0.44
1987 152 71 0.47
1988 154 67 0.44
1989 153 70 0.46
1990 156 75 0.48
1991 162 62 0.38
1992 167 70 0.42
1993 175 77 0.44
1994 178 90 0.51
1995 172 91 0.53
1996 181 89 0.49
1997 176 73 0.41
1998 181 73 0.40
1999 181 91 0.50
2000 178 119 0.67
2001 189 112 0.59
2002 188 116 0.62
2003 189 120 0.63
2004 192 126 0.66
2005 185 124 0.67
2006 193 123 0.64
2007 191 103 0.54
2008 192 116 0.60
2009 193 114 0.59
2010 189 107 0.57
2011 194 113 0.58
2012 195 98 0.50
2013 193 127 0.66
2014 194 148 0.76
2015 193 110 0.57
2016 194 109 0.56
2017 196 104 0.53
2018 196 107 0.55
2019 195 117 0.60
2020 193 191 0.99 
summary_df %>%
  dplyr::select("Year", "Speeches", "Health (N)", "Health (Prop)") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/3-yearly-breakdown-health.csv")

Climate per year

summary_df %>%
  dplyr::select("Year", "Speeches", "Climate (N)", "Climate (Prop)") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Speeches Climate (N) Climate (Prop)
1970 70 0 0.00
1971 116 0 0.00
1972 125 0 0.00
1973 120 1 0.01
1974 129 0 0.00
1975 126 0 0.00
1976 134 0 0.00
1977 140 2 0.01
1978 141 4 0.03
1979 144 2 0.01
1980 149 3 0.02
1981 145 2 0.01
1982 147 2 0.01
1983 149 1 0.01
1984 150 0 0.00
1985 137 1 0.01
1986 149 2 0.01
1987 152 1 0.01
1988 154 16 0.10
1989 153 35 0.23
1990 156 23 0.15
1991 162 30 0.19
1992 167 29 0.17
1993 175 18 0.10
1994 178 15 0.08
1995 172 22 0.13
1996 181 25 0.14
1997 176 31 0.18
1998 181 30 0.17
1999 181 18 0.10
2000 178 33 0.19
2001 189 32 0.17
2002 188 30 0.16
2003 189 24 0.13
2004 192 28 0.15
2005 185 32 0.17
2006 193 36 0.19
2007 191 161 0.84
2008 192 157 0.82
2009 193 172 0.89
2010 189 155 0.82
2011 194 137 0.71
2012 195 110 0.56
2013 193 100 0.52
2014 194 134 0.69
2015 193 147 0.76
2016 194 156 0.80
2017 196 158 0.81
2018 196 147 0.75
2019 195 175 0.90
2020 193 146 0.76 
summary_df %>%
  dplyr::select("Year", "Speeches", "Climate (N)", "Climate (Prop)") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/4-yearly-breakdown-climate.csv")

Intersection per year

summary_df %>%
  dplyr::select("Year", "Speeches", "Intersection (N)", "Intersection (Prop)") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Speeches Intersection (N) Intersection (Prop)
1970 70 0 0.00
1971 116 0 0.00
1972 125 0 0.00
1973 120 0 0.00
1974 129 0 0.00
1975 126 0 0.00
1976 134 0 0.00
1977 140 0 0.00
1978 141 0 0.00
1979 144 0 0.00
1980 149 0 0.00
1981 145 0 0.00
1982 147 0 0.00
1983 149 0 0.00
1984 150 0 0.00
1985 137 0 0.00
1986 149 0 0.00
1987 152 0 0.00
1988 154 1 0.01
1989 153 3 0.02
1990 156 1 0.01
1991 162 3 0.02
1992 167 0 0.00
1993 175 1 0.01
1994 178 0 0.00
1995 172 4 0.02
1996 181 2 0.01
1997 176 0 0.00
1998 181 2 0.01
1999 181 3 0.02
2000 178 2 0.01
2001 189 3 0.02
2002 188 8 0.04
2003 189 7 0.04
2004 192 4 0.02
2005 185 6 0.03
2006 193 8 0.04
2007 191 30 0.16
2008 192 34 0.18
2009 193 44 0.23
2010 189 39 0.21
2011 194 35 0.18
2012 195 19 0.10
2013 193 20 0.10
2014 194 47 0.24
2015 193 29 0.15
2016 194 30 0.15
2017 196 24 0.12
2018 196 38 0.19
2019 195 43 0.22
2020 193 91 0.47 
summary_df %>%
  dplyr::select("Year", "Speeches", "Intersection (N)", "Intersection (Prop)") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/5-yearly-breakdown-intersection.csv")

Aggregate results by UNGD session

a. Main text - Proportion of countries, %

Plot

plot_df %>% 
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Prop, color = Key)) +
  geom_path(aes(linetype = Key)) +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1990-05-31"), y = 0.55, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1995-05-31"), y = 0.28, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2012-12-31"), y = 0.07, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), limits = c(0,1)) +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Proportion of countries, %") 

ggsave("../output/6-prop-countries.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Prop) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Prop = round(Prop, 2),
                Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Prop") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1970 0.00 0.31 0.00
1971 0.00 0.33 0.00
1972 0.00 0.38 0.00
1973 0.01 0.35 0.00
1974 0.00 0.35 0.00
1975 0.00 0.24 0.00
1976 0.00 0.29 0.00
1977 0.01 0.42 0.00
1978 0.03 0.35 0.00
1979 0.01 0.44 0.00
1980 0.02 0.44 0.00
1981 0.01 0.37 0.00
1982 0.01 0.35 0.00
1983 0.01 0.35 0.00
1984 0.00 0.43 0.00
1985 0.01 0.60 0.00
1986 0.01 0.44 0.00
1987 0.01 0.47 0.00
1988 0.10 0.44 0.01
1989 0.23 0.46 0.02
1990 0.15 0.48 0.01
1991 0.19 0.38 0.02
1992 0.17 0.42 0.00
1993 0.10 0.44 0.01
1994 0.08 0.51 0.00
1995 0.13 0.53 0.02
1996 0.14 0.49 0.01
1997 0.18 0.41 0.00
1998 0.17 0.40 0.01
1999 0.10 0.50 0.02
2000 0.19 0.67 0.01
2001 0.17 0.59 0.02
2002 0.16 0.62 0.04
2003 0.13 0.63 0.04
2004 0.15 0.66 0.02
2005 0.17 0.67 0.03
2006 0.19 0.64 0.04
2007 0.84 0.54 0.16
2008 0.82 0.60 0.18
2009 0.89 0.59 0.23
2010 0.82 0.57 0.21
2011 0.71 0.58 0.18
2012 0.56 0.50 0.10
2013 0.52 0.66 0.10
2014 0.69 0.76 0.24
2015 0.76 0.57 0.15
2016 0.80 0.56 0.15
2017 0.81 0.53 0.12
2018 0.75 0.55 0.19
2019 0.90 0.60 0.22
2020 0.76 0.99 0.47 
plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Prop) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Prop = round(Prop, 2),
                Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Prop") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/6-prop-countries.csv")

b. Appendix - Total number of references per UNGD session

Plot

reference_df %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2000-01-31"), y = 450, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2008-05-31"), y = 1100, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = 150, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references") 

ggsave("../output/7-total-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, value) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "value") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1970 0 22 0
1971 0 38 0
1972 0 47 0
1973 1 42 0
1974 0 45 0
1975 0 30 0
1976 0 39 0
1977 2 59 0
1978 4 50 0
1979 2 63 0
1980 3 65 0
1981 2 54 0
1982 2 51 0
1983 1 52 0
1984 0 64 0
1985 1 82 0
1986 2 65 0
1987 1 71 0
1988 16 67 1
1989 35 70 3
1990 23 75 1
1991 30 62 3
1992 29 70 0
1993 18 77 1
1994 15 90 0
1995 22 91 4
1996 25 89 2
1997 31 73 0
1998 30 73 2
1999 18 91 3
2000 33 119 2
2001 32 112 3
2002 30 116 8
2003 24 120 7
2004 28 126 4
2005 32 124 6
2006 36 123 8
2007 161 103 30
2008 157 116 34
2009 172 114 44
2010 155 107 39
2011 137 113 35
2012 110 98 19
2013 100 127 20
2014 134 148 47
2015 147 110 29
2016 156 109 30
2017 158 104 24
2018 147 107 38
2019 175 117 43
2020 146 191 91 
plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, value) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "value") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/7-total-references.csv")

c. Appendix - Total number of references (Intersection)

Plot

## c. Appendix - Total number of references (Intersection)
reference_df %>% 
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line() +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = 110, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(0, 400)) +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references") 

ggsave("../output/8-total-references-intersection.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Intersection) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/8-total-references-intersection.csv")

reference_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1970 0 34 0
1971 0 54 0
1972 0 76 0
1973 1 73 0
1974 0 69 0
1975 0 52 0
1976 0 57 0
1977 2 102 0
1978 7 93 0
1979 2 137 0
1980 3 113 0
1981 2 99 0
1982 3 77 0
1983 2 87 0
1984 0 123 0
1985 1 171 0
1986 2 128 0
1987 1 137 0
1988 19 134 1
1989 78 132 3
1990 43 152 1
1991 69 121 4
1992 51 143 0
1993 31 145 4
1994 29 163 0
1995 53 176 4
1996 53 173 5
1997 66 127 0
1998 81 137 2
1999 57 226 7
2000 54 372 3
2001 80 317 11
2002 60 318 9
2003 62 364 9
2004 68 335 6
2005 84 352 8
2006 120 308 20
2007 901 311 64
2008 640 312 55
2009 1002 311 82
2010 679 337 76
2011 543 381 68
2012 384 267 34
2013 371 452 40
2014 603 595 88
2015 685 321 43
2016 639 326 55
2017 698 265 40
2018 652 322 64
2019 1288 428 109
2020 529 2266 269

d. Appendix - Proportion of countries, % (Intersection)

Plot

plot_df %>% 
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Prop, color = Key)) +
  geom_path(aes(linetype = Key)) +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2008-12-31"), y = 0.25, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), limits = c(0, 0.4)) +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Proportion of countries, %") 

ggsave("../output/9-prop-references-intersection.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Prop) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year),
                Prop = round(Prop, 2)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Prop") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Intersection) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/9-prop-references-intersection.csv")

plot_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Prop) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year),
                Prop = round(Prop, 2)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Prop") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Intersection) %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Intersection
1970 0.00
1971 0.00
1972 0.00
1973 0.00
1974 0.00
1975 0.00
1976 0.00
1977 0.00
1978 0.00
1979 0.00
1980 0.00
1981 0.00
1982 0.00
1983 0.00
1984 0.00
1985 0.00
1986 0.00
1987 0.00
1988 0.01
1989 0.02
1990 0.01
1991 0.02
1992 0.00
1993 0.01
1994 0.00
1995 0.02
1996 0.01
1997 0.00
1998 0.01
1999 0.02
2000 0.01
2001 0.02
2002 0.04
2003 0.04
2004 0.02
2005 0.03
2006 0.04
2007 0.16
2008 0.18
2009 0.23
2010 0.21
2011 0.18
2012 0.10
2013 0.10
2014 0.24
2015 0.15
2016 0.15
2017 0.12
2018 0.19
2019 0.22
2020 0.47

e. Appendix - Average number of references

Plot

## d. Appendix - Average number of references
reference_df %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Avg, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key)) +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2000-01-31"), y = 3.3, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2008-01-01"), y = 6, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = 1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Average number of references") 

ggsave("../output/10-avg-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Avg) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year),
                Avg = round(Avg,2)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Avg") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Intersection) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/10-avg-references.csv")

reference_df %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Avg) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year),
                Avg = round(Avg,2)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Avg") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1970 0.00 1.55 0.00
1971 0.00 1.42 0.00
1972 0.00 1.62 0.00
1973 0.02 1.70 0.00
1974 0.00 1.53 0.00
1975 0.00 1.73 0.00
1976 0.00 1.46 0.00
1977 0.03 1.67 0.00
1978 0.13 1.79 0.00
1979 0.03 2.14 0.00
1980 0.05 1.71 0.00
1981 0.04 1.80 0.00
1982 0.06 1.48 0.00
1983 0.04 1.67 0.00
1984 0.00 1.92 0.00
1985 0.01 2.06 0.00
1986 0.03 1.94 0.00
1987 0.01 1.93 0.00
1988 0.27 1.89 0.01
1989 0.91 1.53 0.03
1990 0.48 1.71 0.01
1991 0.85 1.49 0.05
1992 0.57 1.61 0.00
1993 0.36 1.69 0.05
1994 0.30 1.70 0.00
1995 0.55 1.83 0.04
1996 0.55 1.78 0.05
1997 0.74 1.43 0.00
1998 0.89 1.51 0.02
1999 0.57 2.26 0.07
2000 0.42 2.91 0.02
2001 0.66 2.60 0.09
2002 0.48 2.54 0.07
2003 0.49 2.89 0.07
2004 0.52 2.54 0.05
2005 0.63 2.63 0.06
2006 0.92 2.37 0.15
2007 5.18 1.79 0.37
2008 3.68 1.79 0.32
2009 5.48 1.70 0.45
2010 3.88 1.93 0.43
2011 3.37 2.37 0.42
2012 2.69 1.87 0.24
2013 2.41 2.94 0.26
2014 3.49 3.44 0.51
2015 4.05 1.90 0.25
2016 3.76 1.92 0.32
2017 4.03 1.53 0.23
2018 3.90 1.93 0.38
2019 7.08 2.35 0.60
2020 2.77 11.86 1.41

f. Appendix - Total number of references by WHO region

Plot

## e. Appendix - Total number of references by WHO region
who_counts <- total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_longer(cols = -c("year", "who_region"),
                      names_to = "Type", values_to = "Count") %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Key = factor(dplyr::case_when(Type == "climate_references" ~ "Climate",
                                              Type == "intersection_references" ~ "Intersection",
                                              Type == "health_references" ~ "Health"), 
                             levels = c("Intersection", "Climate", "Health")),
                Year = lubridate::ymd(year, truncated = 2L)) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(who_region))


who_counts %>%
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = who_region)) +
  geom_path() +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       color = "WHO Region") +
  theme(legend.position = "bottom") +
  guides(color = guide_legend(title.position="top", title.hjust = 0.5))

ggsave("../output/11-who-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(who_region, year) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "WHO Region", "Climate", "Health", "Intersection")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year WHO Region Climate Health Intersection
1970 Africa 0 10 0
1971 Africa 0 21 0
1972 Africa 0 29 0
1973 Africa 0 23 0
1974 Africa 0 15 0
1975 Africa 0 17 0
1976 Africa 0 25 0
1977 Africa 0 30 0
1978 Africa 0 31 0
1979 Africa 0 46 0
1980 Africa 1 47 0
1981 Africa 1 31 0
1982 Africa 3 20 0
1983 Africa 0 27 0
1984 Africa 0 44 0
1985 Africa 1 46 0
1986 Africa 0 47 0
1987 Africa 0 37 0
1988 Africa 1 51 0
1989 Africa 6 45 0
1990 Africa 6 44 0
1991 Africa 3 34 0
1992 Africa 6 43 0
1993 Africa 2 35 0
1994 Africa 4 48 0
1995 Africa 2 62 0
1996 Africa 4 53 0
1997 Africa 8 42 0
1998 Africa 3 45 0
1999 Africa 1 90 0
2000 Africa 1 121 0
2001 Africa 3 135 0
2002 Africa 1 126 0
2003 Africa 5 134 0
2004 Africa 9 125 0
2005 Africa 4 107 3
2006 Africa 9 120 11
2007 Africa 215 108 32
2008 Africa 93 100 14
2009 Africa 181 92 17
2010 Africa 120 91 12
2011 Africa 103 83 9
2012 Africa 42 79 5
2013 Africa 41 120 13
2014 Africa 103 247 8
2015 Africa 111 118 16
2016 Africa 160 103 12
2017 Africa 151 74 8
2018 Africa 93 70 10
2019 Africa 271 146 30
2020 Africa 108 522 68
1971 Eastern Mediterranean 0 7 0
1972 Eastern Mediterranean 0 6 0
1973 Eastern Mediterranean 0 6 0
1974 Eastern Mediterranean 0 11 0
1975 Eastern Mediterranean 0 3 0
1976 Eastern Mediterranean 0 5 0
1977 Eastern Mediterranean 0 13 0
1978 Eastern Mediterranean 0 6 0
1979 Eastern Mediterranean 0 11 0
1980 Eastern Mediterranean 0 12 0
1981 Eastern Mediterranean 0 8 0
1982 Eastern Mediterranean 0 9 0
1983 Eastern Mediterranean 0 6 0
1984 Eastern Mediterranean 0 12 0
1985 Eastern Mediterranean 0 9 0
1986 Eastern Mediterranean 1 12 0
1987 Eastern Mediterranean 0 13 0
1988 Eastern Mediterranean 0 11 0
1989 Eastern Mediterranean 1 11 1
1990 Eastern Mediterranean 1 17 0
1991 Eastern Mediterranean 0 14 0
1992 Eastern Mediterranean 1 18 0
1993 Eastern Mediterranean 1 23 0
1994 Eastern Mediterranean 2 14 0
1995 Eastern Mediterranean 1 9 0
1996 Eastern Mediterranean 0 18 0
1997 Eastern Mediterranean 0 13 0
1998 Eastern Mediterranean 1 14 0
1999 Eastern Mediterranean 1 24 0
2000 Eastern Mediterranean 0 43 0
2001 Eastern Mediterranean 2 18 0
2002 Eastern Mediterranean 1 28 1
2003 Eastern Mediterranean 0 20 0
2004 Eastern Mediterranean 0 24 0
2005 Eastern Mediterranean 0 15 0
2006 Eastern Mediterranean 0 19 0
2007 Eastern Mediterranean 27 21 2
2008 Eastern Mediterranean 36 14 0
2009 Eastern Mediterranean 45 23 6
2010 Eastern Mediterranean 42 23 1
2011 Eastern Mediterranean 10 10 1
2012 Eastern Mediterranean 11 19 2
2013 Eastern Mediterranean 16 12 2
2014 Eastern Mediterranean 21 17 4
2015 Eastern Mediterranean 23 13 1
2016 Eastern Mediterranean 20 10 0
2017 Eastern Mediterranean 34 13 3
2018 Eastern Mediterranean 11 9 2
2019 Eastern Mediterranean 45 12 1
2020 Eastern Mediterranean 26 161 17
1970 Europe 0 7 0
1971 Europe 0 7 0
1972 Europe 0 9 0
1973 Europe 0 8 0
1974 Europe 0 8 0
1975 Europe 0 7 0
1976 Europe 0 7 0
1977 Europe 1 14 0
1978 Europe 3 14 0
1979 Europe 0 8 0
1980 Europe 0 11 0
1981 Europe 0 12 0
1982 Europe 0 13 0
1983 Europe 0 11 0
1984 Europe 0 16 0
1985 Europe 0 31 0
1986 Europe 0 25 0
1987 Europe 0 25 0
1988 Europe 7 17 1
1989 Europe 26 17 1
1990 Europe 16 17 1
1991 Europe 12 17 0
1992 Europe 4 20 0
1993 Europe 4 21 0
1994 Europe 1 25 0
1995 Europe 5 29 1
1996 Europe 7 22 3
1997 Europe 16 27 0
1998 Europe 18 23 1
1999 Europe 6 30 1
2000 Europe 13 55 1
2001 Europe 9 36 0
2002 Europe 8 42 2
2003 Europe 10 44 4
2004 Europe 13 50 1
2005 Europe 20 52 1
2006 Europe 29 55 2
2007 Europe 191 42 11
2008 Europe 144 55 14
2009 Europe 199 55 17
2010 Europe 135 40 16
2011 Europe 104 62 17
2012 Europe 51 36 2
2013 Europe 69 73 10
2014 Europe 116 77 13
2015 Europe 151 31 4
2016 Europe 122 36 8
2017 Europe 131 47 3
2018 Europe 145 61 16
2019 Europe 369 87 24
2020 Europe 136 624 59
1970 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 9 0
1971 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 10 0
1972 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 21 0
1973 Latin America and the Caribbean 1 24 0
1974 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 20 0
1975 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 17 0
1976 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 11 0
1977 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 21 0
1978 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 26 0
1979 Latin America and the Caribbean 1 41 0
1980 Latin America and the Caribbean 2 27 0
1981 Latin America and the Caribbean 1 28 0
1982 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 23 0
1983 Latin America and the Caribbean 2 26 0
1984 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 29 0
1985 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 41 0
1986 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 17 0
1987 Latin America and the Caribbean 0 33 0
1988 Latin America and the Caribbean 3 32 0
1989 Latin America and the Caribbean 15 33 0
1990 Latin America and the Caribbean 4 50 0
1991 Latin America and the Caribbean 11 36 1
1992 Latin America and the Caribbean 12 37 0
1993 Latin America and the Caribbean 6 33 4
1994 Latin America and the Caribbean 5 40 0
1995 Latin America and the Caribbean 17 32 1
1996 Latin America and the Caribbean 6 43 0
1997 Latin America and the Caribbean 6 29 0
1998 Latin America and the Caribbean 14 32 1
1999 Latin America and the Caribbean 3 42 0
2000 Latin America and the Caribbean 10 100 0
2001 Latin America and the Caribbean 17 71 0
2002 Latin America and the Caribbean 8 81 1
2003 Latin America and the Caribbean 8 53 1
2004 Latin America and the Caribbean 12 60 0
2005 Latin America and the Caribbean 21 70 1
2006 Latin America and the Caribbean 18 51 1
2007 Latin America and the Caribbean 188 83 7
2008 Latin America and the Caribbean 108 90 19
2009 Latin America and the Caribbean 212 70 12
2010 Latin America and the Caribbean 142 76 18
2011 Latin America and the Caribbean 134 109 23
2012 Latin America and the Caribbean 115 79 14
2013 Latin America and the Caribbean 76 163 8
2014 Latin America and the Caribbean 130 124 13
2015 Latin America and the Caribbean 155 77 6
2016 Latin America and the Caribbean 124 94 9
2017 Latin America and the Caribbean 170 66 4
2018 Latin America and the Caribbean 174 98 17
2019 Latin America and the Caribbean 222 61 9
2020 Latin America and the Caribbean 106 457 60
1970 North America 0 1 0
1971 North America 0 2 0
1972 North America 0 3 0
1973 North America 0 2 0
1974 North America 0 3 0
1975 North America 0 3 0
1976 North America 0 2 0
1977 North America 0 1 0
1978 North America 3 4 0
1979 North America 1 4 0
1980 North America 0 1 0
1981 North America 0 6 0
1982 North America 0 1 0
1984 North America 0 3 0
1985 North America 0 4 0
1986 North America 0 1 0
1987 North America 0 3 0
1988 North America 3 4 0
1989 North America 3 6 0
1990 North America 0 4 0
1991 North America 2 5 2
1992 North America 1 1 0
1993 North America 0 12 0
1994 North America 0 3 0
1995 North America 1 4 0
1996 North America 1 3 0
1997 North America 2 4 0
1998 North America 1 1 0
1999 North America 1 12 2
2000 North America 1 2 0
2001 North America 0 2 0
2002 North America 0 3 0
2003 North America 0 11 0
2004 North America 0 11 0
2005 North America 0 7 0
2006 North America 0 1 0
2007 North America 2 15 2
2008 North America 7 7 0
2009 North America 17 8 2
2010 North America 2 8 1
2011 North America 1 12 2
2012 North America 0 1 0
2013 North America 1 6 0
2014 North America 3 15 0
2015 North America 8 9 0
2016 North America 4 8 0
2017 North America 2 6 0
2018 North America 4 0 0
2019 North America 8 4 3
2020 North America 4 7 3
1970 South-East Asia 0 3 0
1971 South-East Asia 0 2 0
1972 South-East Asia 0 4 0
1974 South-East Asia 0 3 0
1975 South-East Asia 0 1 0
1976 South-East Asia 0 3 0
1977 South-East Asia 0 8 0
1978 South-East Asia 0 4 0
1979 South-East Asia 0 8 0
1980 South-East Asia 0 10 0
1981 South-East Asia 0 4 0
1982 South-East Asia 0 3 0
1983 South-East Asia 0 1 0
1984 South-East Asia 0 12 0
1985 South-East Asia 0 13 0
1986 South-East Asia 0 6 0
1987 South-East Asia 0 5 0
1988 South-East Asia 4 9 0
1989 South-East Asia 6 8 0
1990 South-East Asia 8 7 0
1991 South-East Asia 3 8 1
1992 South-East Asia 3 10 0
1993 South-East Asia 0 12 0
1994 South-East Asia 1 15 0
1995 South-East Asia 0 13 0
1996 South-East Asia 3 10 0
1997 South-East Asia 8 6 0
1998 South-East Asia 9 10 0
1999 South-East Asia 2 12 0
2000 South-East Asia 2 14 0
2001 South-East Asia 2 13 0
2002 South-East Asia 2 7 0
2003 South-East Asia 2 29 0
2004 South-East Asia 1 16 0
2005 South-East Asia 2 25 0
2006 South-East Asia 5 15 0
2007 South-East Asia 76 13 0
2008 South-East Asia 45 18 4
2009 South-East Asia 70 19 6
2010 South-East Asia 65 20 9
2011 South-East Asia 31 11 0
2012 South-East Asia 33 14 5
2013 South-East Asia 24 20 0
2014 South-East Asia 22 19 5
2015 South-East Asia 39 18 2
2016 South-East Asia 34 16 2
2017 South-East Asia 48 22 2
2018 South-East Asia 40 26 1
2019 South-East Asia 54 29 4
2020 South-East Asia 15 145 11
1970 Western Pacific 0 3 0
1971 Western Pacific 0 4 0
1972 Western Pacific 0 3 0
1973 Western Pacific 0 10 0
1974 Western Pacific 0 6 0
1975 Western Pacific 0 3 0
1976 Western Pacific 0 4 0
1977 Western Pacific 1 12 0
1978 Western Pacific 1 5 0
1979 Western Pacific 0 7 0
1980 Western Pacific 0 4 0
1981 Western Pacific 0 7 0
1982 Western Pacific 0 3 0
1983 Western Pacific 0 8 0
1984 Western Pacific 0 5 0
1985 Western Pacific 0 21 0
1986 Western Pacific 0 16 0
1987 Western Pacific 1 15 0
1988 Western Pacific 1 7 0
1989 Western Pacific 21 11 1
1990 Western Pacific 8 9 0
1991 Western Pacific 37 3 0
1992 Western Pacific 23 6 0
1993 Western Pacific 18 6 0
1994 Western Pacific 16 13 0
1995 Western Pacific 27 27 2
1996 Western Pacific 32 19 2
1997 Western Pacific 26 5 0
1998 Western Pacific 35 8 0
1999 Western Pacific 43 15 4
2000 Western Pacific 27 32 2
2001 Western Pacific 47 37 11
2002 Western Pacific 40 28 5
2003 Western Pacific 36 67 3
2004 Western Pacific 32 42 4
2005 Western Pacific 36 64 2
2006 Western Pacific 58 38 6
2007 Western Pacific 181 26 10
2008 Western Pacific 196 24 4
2009 Western Pacific 253 41 19
2010 Western Pacific 163 69 16
2011 Western Pacific 152 88 16
2012 Western Pacific 123 33 4
2013 Western Pacific 134 53 5
2014 Western Pacific 191 80 41
2015 Western Pacific 175 47 10
2016 Western Pacific 160 58 24
2017 Western Pacific 146 31 19
2018 Western Pacific 168 55 18
2019 Western Pacific 288 81 38
2020 Western Pacific 120 279 47
1970 NA 0 1 0
1971 NA 0 1 0
1972 NA 0 1 0
1974 NA 0 3 0
1975 NA 0 1 0
1977 NA 0 3 0
1978 NA 0 3 0
1979 NA 0 12 0
1980 NA 0 1 0
1981 NA 0 3 0
1982 NA 0 5 0
1983 NA 0 8 0
1984 NA 0 2 0
1985 NA 0 6 0
1986 NA 1 4 0
1987 NA 0 6 0
1988 NA 0 3 0
1989 NA 0 1 0
1990 NA 0 4 0
1991 NA 1 4 0
1992 NA 1 8 0
1993 NA 0 3 0
1994 NA 0 5 0
1996 NA 0 5 0
1997 NA 0 1 0
1998 NA 0 4 0
1999 NA 0 1 0
2000 NA 0 5 0
2001 NA 0 5 0
2002 NA 0 3 0
2003 NA 1 6 1
2004 NA 1 7 1
2005 NA 1 12 1
2006 NA 1 9 0
2007 NA 21 3 0
2008 NA 11 4 0
2009 NA 25 3 3
2010 NA 10 10 3
2011 NA 8 6 0
2012 NA 9 6 2
2013 NA 10 5 2
2014 NA 17 16 4
2015 NA 23 8 4
2016 NA 15 1 0
2017 NA 16 6 1
2018 NA 17 3 0
2019 NA 31 8 0
2020 NA 14 71 4 
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(who_region, year) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/11-who-references.csv")

g. Appendix - Proportion of references by WHO region

Plot

## j. Appendix - Total number of regerences by by SIDS, Tier 1 and Tier 2 categories

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_longer(cols = -c("year", "who_region"),
                      names_to = "Type", values_to = "Prop") %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Key = factor(dplyr::case_when(Type == "climate_prop" ~ "Climate",
                                              Type == "intersection_prop" ~ "Intersection",
                                              Type == "health_prop" ~ "Health"), 
                             levels = c("Intersection", "Climate", "Health")),
                Year = lubridate::ymd(year, truncated = 2L)) %>%
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection" & !is.na(who_region)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Prop, color = who_region)) +
  geom_line() +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(y = "Proportion of countries, %",
       color = "") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), limits = c(0, 0.7)) +
  theme(legend.position = "bottom") +
  guides(color = guide_legend(title.position="top", title.hjust = 0.5))

ggsave("../output/12-who-prop-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(who_region), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(who_region)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "WHO Region", "Total documents", "Climate", "Health", "Intersection")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year WHO Region Total documents Climate Health Intersection
1970 Western Pacific 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Western Pacific 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Western Pacific 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Western Pacific 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Western Pacific 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Western Pacific 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Western Pacific 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Western Pacific 4 0.25 0.75 0.00
1978 Western Pacific 5 0.20 0.80 0.00
1979 Western Pacific 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Western Pacific 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 Western Pacific 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 Western Pacific 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 Western Pacific 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Western Pacific 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Western Pacific 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Western Pacific 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Western Pacific 6 0.17 1.00 0.00
1988 Western Pacific 6 0.17 1.00 0.00
1989 Western Pacific 6 0.67 0.67 0.17
1990 Western Pacific 7 0.71 0.43 0.00
1991 Western Pacific 11 0.82 0.27 0.00
1992 Western Pacific 10 0.70 0.50 0.00
1993 Western Pacific 10 0.80 0.50 0.00
1994 Western Pacific 9 0.33 0.89 0.00
1995 Western Pacific 15 0.53 0.93 0.13
1996 Western Pacific 13 0.69 0.69 0.08
1997 Western Pacific 12 0.75 0.42 0.00
1998 Western Pacific 11 0.73 0.55 0.00
1999 Western Pacific 12 0.58 0.58 0.08
2000 Western Pacific 12 0.83 0.92 0.08
2001 Western Pacific 17 0.59 0.76 0.18
2002 Western Pacific 15 0.93 0.80 0.27
2003 Western Pacific 18 0.56 0.83 0.11
2004 Western Pacific 20 0.40 0.95 0.10
2005 Western Pacific 18 0.39 0.83 0.06
2006 Western Pacific 20 0.60 0.90 0.20
2007 Western Pacific 23 1.00 0.48 0.26
2008 Western Pacific 23 0.91 0.65 0.17
2009 Western Pacific 23 1.00 0.70 0.39
2010 Western Pacific 22 1.00 0.68 0.32
2011 Western Pacific 21 1.00 0.86 0.38
2012 Western Pacific 21 0.95 0.57 0.10
2013 Western Pacific 22 0.91 0.77 0.18
2014 Western Pacific 23 0.91 0.87 0.61
2015 Western Pacific 21 0.95 0.76 0.29
2016 Western Pacific 22 1.00 0.86 0.41
2017 Western Pacific 22 0.95 0.68 0.36
2018 Western Pacific 23 0.91 0.70 0.35
2019 Western Pacific 23 0.96 0.87 0.48
2020 Western Pacific 23 0.91 1.00 0.74
1970 South-East Asia 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 South-East Asia 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 South-East Asia 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 South-East Asia 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 South-East Asia 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 South-East Asia 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 South-East Asia 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 South-East Asia 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 South-East Asia 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 South-East Asia 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 South-East Asia 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 South-East Asia 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 South-East Asia 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 South-East Asia 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 South-East Asia 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 South-East Asia 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 South-East Asia 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 South-East Asia 6 0.67 0.83 0.00
1989 South-East Asia 5 0.60 0.60 0.00
1990 South-East Asia 4 0.50 0.75 0.00
1991 South-East Asia 5 0.40 0.80 0.20
1992 South-East Asia 7 0.43 0.57 0.00
1993 South-East Asia 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1994 South-East Asia 7 0.14 1.00 0.00
1995 South-East Asia 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1996 South-East Asia 6 0.50 1.00 0.00
1997 South-East Asia 6 0.33 0.67 0.00
1998 South-East Asia 5 0.40 0.80 0.00
1999 South-East Asia 8 0.12 0.88 0.00
2000 South-East Asia 7 0.29 1.00 0.00
2001 South-East Asia 8 0.25 1.00 0.00
2002 South-East Asia 6 0.33 0.67 0.00
2003 South-East Asia 8 0.12 1.00 0.00
2004 South-East Asia 7 0.14 1.00 0.00
2005 South-East Asia 9 0.11 1.00 0.00
2006 South-East Asia 7 0.14 1.00 0.00
2007 South-East Asia 10 0.90 0.50 0.00
2008 South-East Asia 10 1.00 0.60 0.20
2009 South-East Asia 10 1.00 0.70 0.40
2010 South-East Asia 10 1.00 0.50 0.40
2011 South-East Asia 10 0.70 0.50 0.00
2012 South-East Asia 9 0.89 0.56 0.11
2013 South-East Asia 9 0.78 0.67 0.00
2014 South-East Asia 10 1.00 0.90 0.40
2015 South-East Asia 10 0.90 0.70 0.20
2016 South-East Asia 9 1.00 0.78 0.11
2017 South-East Asia 10 1.00 0.70 0.20
2018 South-East Asia 9 1.00 0.56 0.11
2019 South-East Asia 10 0.90 0.70 0.30
2020 South-East Asia 10 0.50 1.00 0.40
1970 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
1979 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
1980 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
1989 North America 2 1.00 1.00 0.00
1990 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1991 North America 1 1.00 1.00 1.00
1992 North America 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1993 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1994 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1995 North America 2 0.50 0.50 0.00
1996 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
1997 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
1998 North America 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1999 North America 1 1.00 1.00 1.00
2000 North America 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
2001 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
2002 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
2003 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
2004 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
2005 North America 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
2006 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
2007 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.50
2008 North America 2 0.50 0.50 0.00
2009 North America 2 1.00 0.50 0.50
2010 North America 2 1.00 1.00 0.50
2011 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.50
2012 North America 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
2013 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
2014 North America 2 1.00 1.00 0.00
2015 North America 2 1.00 1.00 0.00
2016 North America 2 1.00 1.00 0.00
2017 North America 2 0.50 1.00 0.00
2018 North America 1 1.00 0.00 0.00
2019 North America 1 1.00 1.00 1.00
2020 North America 2 1.00 1.00 0.50
1970 Latin America and the Caribbean 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Latin America and the Caribbean 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Latin America and the Caribbean 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Latin America and the Caribbean 12 0.08 0.92 0.00
1974 Latin America and the Caribbean 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Latin America and the Caribbean 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Latin America and the Caribbean 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Latin America and the Caribbean 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 Latin America and the Caribbean 13 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 Latin America and the Caribbean 14 0.07 0.93 0.00
1980 Latin America and the Caribbean 13 0.15 0.92 0.00
1981 Latin America and the Caribbean 10 0.10 1.00 0.00
1982 Latin America and the Caribbean 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 Latin America and the Caribbean 14 0.07 1.00 0.00
1984 Latin America and the Caribbean 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Latin America and the Caribbean 19 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Latin America and the Caribbean 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Latin America and the Caribbean 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Latin America and the Caribbean 16 0.19 0.88 0.00
1989 Latin America and the Caribbean 21 0.38 0.86 0.00
1990 Latin America and the Caribbean 21 0.19 0.90 0.00
1991 Latin America and the Caribbean 18 0.33 0.83 0.06
1992 Latin America and the Caribbean 23 0.26 0.87 0.00
1993 Latin America and the Caribbean 17 0.18 0.94 0.06
1994 Latin America and the Caribbean 22 0.23 0.95 0.00
1995 Latin America and the Caribbean 21 0.29 0.95 0.05
1996 Latin America and the Caribbean 21 0.19 0.95 0.00
1997 Latin America and the Caribbean 19 0.32 0.89 0.00
1998 Latin America and the Caribbean 22 0.36 0.73 0.05
1999 Latin America and the Caribbean 19 0.16 0.95 0.00
2000 Latin America and the Caribbean 30 0.27 0.90 0.00
2001 Latin America and the Caribbean 25 0.36 0.88 0.00
2002 Latin America and the Caribbean 23 0.17 1.00 0.04
2003 Latin America and the Caribbean 24 0.12 1.00 0.04
2004 Latin America and the Caribbean 28 0.25 0.96 0.00
2005 Latin America and the Caribbean 27 0.33 0.96 0.04
2006 Latin America and the Caribbean 26 0.31 0.92 0.04
2007 Latin America and the Caribbean 31 0.90 0.68 0.13
2008 Latin America and the Caribbean 31 0.94 0.90 0.35
2009 Latin America and the Caribbean 32 0.94 0.72 0.16
2010 Latin America and the Caribbean 32 0.97 0.69 0.25
2011 Latin America and the Caribbean 32 0.94 0.78 0.28
2012 Latin America and the Caribbean 28 0.86 0.86 0.25
2013 Latin America and the Caribbean 31 0.71 0.90 0.16
2014 Latin America and the Caribbean 33 0.79 0.88 0.24
2015 Latin America and the Caribbean 29 0.93 0.69 0.17
2016 Latin America and the Caribbean 32 0.91 0.75 0.22
2017 Latin America and the Caribbean 33 0.97 0.67 0.06
2018 Latin America and the Caribbean 32 0.91 0.81 0.28
2019 Latin America and the Caribbean 33 0.94 0.73 0.12
2020 Latin America and the Caribbean 33 0.85 1.00 0.48
1970 Europe 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Europe 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Europe 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Europe 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Europe 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Europe 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Europe 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Europe 7 0.14 0.86 0.00
1978 Europe 10 0.20 0.90 0.00
1979 Europe 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Europe 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 Europe 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 Europe 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 Europe 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Europe 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Europe 16 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Europe 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Europe 13 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Europe 12 0.50 1.00 0.08
1989 Europe 20 0.65 0.65 0.05
1990 Europe 16 0.56 0.69 0.06
1991 Europe 13 0.62 0.62 0.00
1992 Europe 14 0.29 0.71 0.00
1993 Europe 18 0.22 0.89 0.00
1994 Europe 16 0.06 1.00 0.00
1995 Europe 17 0.24 0.94 0.06
1996 Europe 16 0.31 0.81 0.06
1997 Europe 18 0.44 0.83 0.00
1998 Europe 19 0.42 0.79 0.05
1999 Europe 18 0.22 0.94 0.06
2000 Europe 28 0.39 0.82 0.04
2001 Europe 22 0.27 0.91 0.00
2002 Europe 31 0.26 0.87 0.06
2003 Europe 27 0.26 0.93 0.11
2004 Europe 27 0.30 0.93 0.04
2005 Europe 30 0.37 0.80 0.03
2006 Europe 30 0.33 0.90 0.03
2007 Europe 47 0.98 0.45 0.13
2008 Europe 48 0.94 0.50 0.19
2009 Europe 50 0.94 0.50 0.22
2010 Europe 49 0.86 0.47 0.18
2011 Europe 43 0.84 0.60 0.23
2012 Europe 32 0.84 0.50 0.06
2013 Europe 37 0.62 0.70 0.08
2014 Europe 42 0.81 0.76 0.24
2015 Europe 46 0.91 0.46 0.09
2016 Europe 46 0.89 0.48 0.13
2017 Europe 42 0.90 0.57 0.07
2018 Europe 50 0.90 0.56 0.22
2019 Europe 50 0.96 0.54 0.18
2020 Europe 53 0.79 1.00 0.45
1971 Eastern Mediterranean 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Eastern Mediterranean 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Eastern Mediterranean 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Eastern Mediterranean 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Eastern Mediterranean 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Eastern Mediterranean 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Eastern Mediterranean 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 Eastern Mediterranean 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 Eastern Mediterranean 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 Eastern Mediterranean 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 Eastern Mediterranean 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 Eastern Mediterranean 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Eastern Mediterranean 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Eastern Mediterranean 8 0.12 1.00 0.00
1987 Eastern Mediterranean 8 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Eastern Mediterranean 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1989 Eastern Mediterranean 8 0.12 1.00 0.12
1990 Eastern Mediterranean 12 0.08 0.92 0.00
1991 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1992 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.11 0.89 0.00
1993 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.11 1.00 0.00
1994 Eastern Mediterranean 12 0.17 0.83 0.00
1995 Eastern Mediterranean 7 0.14 1.00 0.00
1996 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1997 Eastern Mediterranean 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1998 Eastern Mediterranean 10 0.10 0.90 0.00
1999 Eastern Mediterranean 11 0.09 1.00 0.00
2000 Eastern Mediterranean 16 0.00 1.00 0.00
2001 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.22 1.00 0.00
2002 Eastern Mediterranean 13 0.08 1.00 0.08
2003 Eastern Mediterranean 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
2004 Eastern Mediterranean 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
2005 Eastern Mediterranean 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
2006 Eastern Mediterranean 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
2007 Eastern Mediterranean 15 0.73 0.73 0.13
2008 Eastern Mediterranean 13 1.00 0.46 0.00
2009 Eastern Mediterranean 16 0.81 0.62 0.25
2010 Eastern Mediterranean 15 0.80 0.60 0.07
2011 Eastern Mediterranean 11 0.64 0.73 0.09
2012 Eastern Mediterranean 13 0.46 0.85 0.08
2013 Eastern Mediterranean 13 0.54 0.77 0.08
2014 Eastern Mediterranean 14 0.50 0.79 0.07
2015 Eastern Mediterranean 13 0.54 0.54 0.08
2016 Eastern Mediterranean 12 0.75 0.67 0.00
2017 Eastern Mediterranean 15 0.73 0.67 0.13
2018 Eastern Mediterranean 10 0.50 0.70 0.20
2019 Eastern Mediterranean 14 0.93 0.36 0.07
2020 Eastern Mediterranean 20 0.60 1.00 0.30
1970 Africa 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Africa 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Africa 16 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Africa 15 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Africa 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Africa 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Africa 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Africa 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 Africa 15 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 Africa 21 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Africa 26 0.04 1.00 0.00
1981 Africa 19 0.05 0.95 0.00
1982 Africa 14 0.14 0.93 0.00
1983 Africa 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Africa 21 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Africa 23 0.04 0.96 0.00
1986 Africa 21 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Africa 18 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Africa 20 0.05 0.95 0.00
1989 Africa 23 0.17 0.91 0.00
1990 Africa 26 0.08 0.96 0.00
1991 Africa 21 0.14 0.90 0.00
1992 Africa 22 0.27 0.91 0.00
1993 Africa 21 0.10 0.95 0.00
1994 Africa 26 0.12 0.92 0.00
1995 Africa 27 0.07 0.96 0.00
1996 Africa 28 0.11 1.00 0.00
1997 Africa 25 0.20 0.92 0.00
1998 Africa 20 0.10 0.95 0.00
1999 Africa 30 0.03 0.97 0.00
2000 Africa 30 0.03 1.00 0.00
2001 Africa 37 0.08 0.97 0.00
2002 Africa 34 0.03 1.00 0.00
2003 Africa 35 0.06 0.97 0.00
2004 Africa 34 0.09 0.94 0.00
2005 Africa 32 0.09 1.00 0.06
2006 Africa 31 0.13 1.00 0.06
2007 Africa 41 0.93 0.71 0.27
2008 Africa 42 0.81 0.79 0.19
2009 Africa 44 0.95 0.66 0.20
2010 Africa 41 0.80 0.68 0.17
2011 Africa 37 0.84 0.68 0.16
2012 Africa 33 0.61 0.76 0.12
2013 Africa 36 0.47 0.97 0.17
2014 Africa 43 0.70 0.93 0.19
2015 Africa 42 0.81 0.79 0.21
2016 Africa 43 0.93 0.60 0.16
2017 Africa 44 0.91 0.50 0.14
2018 Africa 36 0.86 0.61 0.19
2019 Africa 44 1.00 0.66 0.32
2020 Africa 43 0.72 1.00 0.47 
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, who_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(who_region), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(who_region)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/12-who-prop-references.csv")

h. Appendix - Total number of regerences by SIDS, Tier 1 and Tier 2

Plot

## i. Appendix - Total number of regerences by SIDS, Tier 1 and Tier 2

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, tier_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_longer(cols = -c("year", "tier_region"),
                      names_to = "Type", values_to = "Count") %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Key = factor(dplyr::case_when(Type == "climate_references" ~ "Climate",
                                              Type == "intersection_references" ~ "Intersection",
                                              Type == "health_references" ~ "Health"), 
                             levels = c("Intersection", "Climate", "Health")),
                Year = lubridate::ymd(year, truncated = 2L)) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(tier_region)) %>% 
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection" & !is.na(tier_region)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = tier_region)) +
  geom_path() +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       color = "Region") +
  theme(legend.position = "bottom") +
  guides(color = guide_legend(title.position="top", title.hjust = 0.5))

ggsave("../output/13-sids-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, tier_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(tier_region)) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(tier_region, year) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Region", "Climate", "Health", "Intersection")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Region Climate Health Intersection
1970 SIDS 0 4 0
1971 SIDS 0 6 0
1972 SIDS 0 10 0
1973 SIDS 1 6 0
1974 SIDS 0 6 0
1975 SIDS 0 5 0
1976 SIDS 0 6 0
1977 SIDS 0 19 0
1978 SIDS 0 19 0
1979 SIDS 0 34 0
1980 SIDS 1 17 0
1981 SIDS 0 26 0
1982 SIDS 0 12 0
1983 SIDS 2 18 0
1984 SIDS 0 23 0
1985 SIDS 0 34 0
1986 SIDS 0 19 0
1987 SIDS 1 24 0
1988 SIDS 5 24 0
1989 SIDS 21 20 0
1990 SIDS 15 31 0
1991 SIDS 46 32 1
1992 SIDS 33 24 0
1993 SIDS 21 35 4
1994 SIDS 18 34 0
1995 SIDS 40 30 2
1996 SIDS 35 40 2
1997 SIDS 35 21 0
1998 SIDS 52 30 1
1999 SIDS 42 33 4
2000 SIDS 29 104 2
2001 SIDS 62 91 11
2002 SIDS 42 93 5
2003 SIDS 46 97 4
2004 SIDS 50 80 4
2005 SIDS 59 94 2
2006 SIDS 76 75 15
2007 SIDS 276 93 18
2008 SIDS 269 77 18
2009 SIDS 356 87 31
2010 SIDS 236 117 29
2011 SIDS 219 171 33
2012 SIDS 212 85 14
2013 SIDS 196 137 12
2014 SIDS 276 173 50
2015 SIDS 283 75 16
2016 SIDS 261 109 27
2017 SIDS 268 89 16
2018 SIDS 268 119 30
2019 SIDS 403 115 43
2020 SIDS 179 499 103
1970 Tier 1 0 1 0
1971 Tier 1 0 2 0
1972 Tier 1 0 4 0
1973 Tier 1 0 1 0
1974 Tier 1 0 2 0
1975 Tier 1 0 3 0
1976 Tier 1 0 2 0
1978 Tier 1 3 3 0
1979 Tier 1 1 2 0
1980 Tier 1 0 1 0
1981 Tier 1 0 5 0
1982 Tier 1 0 1 0
1984 Tier 1 0 1 0
1985 Tier 1 0 2 0
1986 Tier 1 0 1 0
1987 Tier 1 0 1 0
1988 Tier 1 0 4 0
1989 Tier 1 1 1 0
1991 Tier 1 0 1 0
1992 Tier 1 1 0 0
1993 Tier 1 0 10 0
1994 Tier 1 0 2 0
1995 Tier 1 0 4 0
1996 Tier 1 1 2 0
1997 Tier 1 2 3 0
1998 Tier 1 0 2 0
1999 Tier 1 1 12 2
2000 Tier 1 1 2 0
2001 Tier 1 0 2 0
2002 Tier 1 0 1 0
2003 Tier 1 0 15 0
2004 Tier 1 0 3 0
2005 Tier 1 0 7 0
2007 Tier 1 11 14 2
2008 Tier 1 1 8 1
2009 Tier 1 11 14 5
2010 Tier 1 1 1 0
2011 Tier 1 1 10 2
2013 Tier 1 4 2 0
2014 Tier 1 6 10 3
2015 Tier 1 2 3 0
2016 Tier 1 7 7 0
2017 Tier 1 2 4 0
2018 Tier 1 2 0 0
2019 Tier 1 2 6 0
2020 Tier 1 5 8 1
1970 Tier 2 0 7 0
1971 Tier 2 0 5 0
1972 Tier 2 0 4 0
1973 Tier 2 0 1 0
1974 Tier 2 0 1 0
1976 Tier 2 0 2 0
1977 Tier 2 1 9 0
1978 Tier 2 2 4 0
1979 Tier 2 0 4 0
1980 Tier 2 0 1 0
1981 Tier 2 0 3 0
1982 Tier 2 0 2 0
1983 Tier 2 0 2 0
1984 Tier 2 0 7 0
1985 Tier 2 0 11 0
1986 Tier 2 0 8 0
1987 Tier 2 0 10 0
1988 Tier 2 2 8 0
1989 Tier 2 6 9 0
1990 Tier 2 3 8 1
1991 Tier 2 1 0 0
1992 Tier 2 1 3 0
1993 Tier 2 0 5 0
1994 Tier 2 1 6 0
1995 Tier 2 1 18 0
1996 Tier 2 4 7 3
1997 Tier 2 11 6 0
1998 Tier 2 2 6 0
1999 Tier 2 4 16 1
2000 Tier 2 3 11 0
2001 Tier 2 2 13 0
2002 Tier 2 3 6 1
2003 Tier 2 2 10 0
2004 Tier 2 4 7 0
2005 Tier 2 6 11 2
2006 Tier 2 21 16 1
2007 Tier 2 76 10 1
2008 Tier 2 40 6 2
2009 Tier 2 55 15 4
2010 Tier 2 47 10 9
2011 Tier 2 19 7 1
2012 Tier 2 9 19 0
2013 Tier 2 14 11 2
2014 Tier 2 16 21 2
2015 Tier 2 33 9 1
2016 Tier 2 31 5 4
2017 Tier 2 28 11 1
2018 Tier 2 28 15 2
2019 Tier 2 50 28 4
2020 Tier 2 15 111 4 
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, tier_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(tier_region)) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(tier_region, year) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/13-sids-references.csv")

i. Appendix - Proportion of references by SIDS, Tier 1 and Tier 2

Plot

## j. Appendix - Total number of regerences by by SIDS, Tier 1 and Tier 2 categories

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, tier_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_longer(cols = -c("year", "tier_region"),
                      names_to = "Type", values_to = "Prop") %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Key = factor(dplyr::case_when(Type == "climate_prop" ~ "Climate",
                                              Type == "intersection_prop" ~ "Intersection",
                                              Type == "health_prop" ~ "Health"), 
                             levels = c("Intersection", "Climate", "Health")),
                Year = lubridate::ymd(year, truncated = 2L)) %>%
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection" & !is.na(tier_region)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Prop, color = tier_region)) +
  geom_line() +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(y = "Proportion of countries, %",
       color = "") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), limits = c(0, 1)) +
  theme(legend.position = "bottom")

  ggsave("../output/14-sids-prop-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, tier_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(tier_region), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(tier_region)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Category", "Total documents", "Climate", "Health", "Intersection")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Category Total documents Climate Health Intersection
1970 Tier 2 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Tier 2 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Tier 2 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Tier 2 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Tier 2 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Tier 2 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Tier 2 4 0.25 0.75 0.00
1978 Tier 2 3 0.33 0.67 0.00
1979 Tier 2 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Tier 2 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 Tier 2 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 Tier 2 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 Tier 2 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Tier 2 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Tier 2 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Tier 2 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Tier 2 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Tier 2 5 0.40 1.00 0.00
1989 Tier 2 6 0.67 0.67 0.00
1990 Tier 2 4 0.50 0.75 0.25
1991 Tier 2 1 1.00 0.00 0.00
1992 Tier 2 3 0.33 0.67 0.00
1993 Tier 2 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1994 Tier 2 4 0.25 1.00 0.00
1995 Tier 2 7 0.14 1.00 0.00
1996 Tier 2 4 0.50 0.75 0.25
1997 Tier 2 6 0.83 0.50 0.00
1998 Tier 2 5 0.40 0.60 0.00
1999 Tier 2 8 0.25 1.00 0.12
2000 Tier 2 5 0.40 0.80 0.00
2001 Tier 2 6 0.33 1.00 0.00
2002 Tier 2 5 0.60 0.60 0.20
2003 Tier 2 4 0.25 1.00 0.00
2004 Tier 2 4 0.50 1.00 0.00
2005 Tier 2 6 0.50 0.83 0.33
2006 Tier 2 8 0.25 1.00 0.12
2007 Tier 2 9 0.89 0.56 0.11
2008 Tier 2 9 1.00 0.56 0.11
2009 Tier 2 9 1.00 0.78 0.33
2010 Tier 2 9 1.00 0.56 0.33
2011 Tier 2 7 0.86 0.57 0.14
2012 Tier 2 7 1.00 0.57 0.00
2013 Tier 2 7 0.71 0.71 0.14
2014 Tier 2 8 0.75 1.00 0.12
2015 Tier 2 9 1.00 0.44 0.11
2016 Tier 2 9 1.00 0.44 0.11
2017 Tier 2 9 0.89 0.67 0.11
2018 Tier 2 9 0.89 0.56 0.22
2019 Tier 2 8 0.75 1.00 0.38
2020 Tier 2 9 0.67 1.00 0.33
1970 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Tier 1 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Tier 1 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1979 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Tier 1 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1989 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1991 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1992 Tier 1 1 1.00 0.00 0.00
1993 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1994 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1995 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1996 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1997 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
1998 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
1999 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00
2000 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
2001 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
2002 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
2003 Tier 1 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
2004 Tier 1 1 0.00 1.00 0.00
2005 Tier 1 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
2007 Tier 1 2 1.00 0.50 0.50
2008 Tier 1 2 0.50 1.00 0.50
2009 Tier 1 2 1.00 1.00 1.00
2010 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
2011 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00
2013 Tier 1 2 1.00 1.00 0.00
2014 Tier 1 2 1.00 1.00 0.50
2015 Tier 1 2 1.00 0.50 0.00
2016 Tier 1 2 1.00 1.00 0.00
2017 Tier 1 2 0.50 0.50 0.00
2018 Tier 1 1 1.00 0.00 0.00
2019 Tier 1 1 1.00 1.00 0.00
2020 Tier 1 2 1.00 1.00 0.50
1970 SIDS 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 SIDS 4 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 SIDS 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 SIDS 6 0.17 0.83 0.00
1974 SIDS 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 SIDS 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 SIDS 5 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 SIDS 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 SIDS 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 SIDS 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 SIDS 10 0.10 1.00 0.00
1981 SIDS 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 SIDS 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 SIDS 12 0.08 1.00 0.00
1984 SIDS 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 SIDS 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 SIDS 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 SIDS 13 0.08 1.00 0.00
1988 SIDS 12 0.42 0.75 0.00
1989 SIDS 18 0.44 0.67 0.00
1990 SIDS 17 0.47 0.71 0.00
1991 SIDS 22 0.59 0.59 0.05
1992 SIDS 19 0.58 0.63 0.00
1993 SIDS 23 0.39 0.83 0.04
1994 SIDS 21 0.24 0.95 0.00
1995 SIDS 18 0.61 0.94 0.11
1996 SIDS 21 0.52 0.81 0.05
1997 SIDS 21 0.62 0.67 0.00
1998 SIDS 23 0.57 0.61 0.04
1999 SIDS 20 0.30 0.75 0.05
2000 SIDS 26 0.46 0.92 0.04
2001 SIDS 33 0.52 0.82 0.09
2002 SIDS 31 0.55 0.87 0.13
2003 SIDS 33 0.39 0.91 0.09
2004 SIDS 34 0.47 0.91 0.06
2005 SIDS 31 0.52 0.87 0.03
2006 SIDS 31 0.65 0.90 0.16
2007 SIDS 36 0.97 0.61 0.22
2008 SIDS 37 0.97 0.73 0.27
2009 SIDS 37 0.97 0.76 0.35
2010 SIDS 36 0.94 0.72 0.39
2011 SIDS 36 0.94 0.89 0.33
2012 SIDS 36 0.92 0.75 0.19
2013 SIDS 35 0.89 0.80 0.23
2014 SIDS 37 0.95 0.92 0.49
2015 SIDS 35 1.00 0.80 0.34
2016 SIDS 37 1.00 0.81 0.35
2017 SIDS 37 0.97 0.76 0.19
2018 SIDS 36 1.00 0.78 0.39
2019 SIDS 37 0.97 0.73 0.35
2020 SIDS 37 0.95 1.00 0.81 
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, tier_region) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(tier_region), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(tier_region)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/14-sids-prop-references.csv")

j. Appendix - Total number of regerences by HDI categories

Plot

## j. Appendix - Total number of regerences by HDI categories
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, hdi_level) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_longer(cols = -c("year", "hdi_level"),
                      names_to = "Type", values_to = "Count") %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Key = factor(dplyr::case_when(Type == "climate_references" ~ "Climate",
                                              Type == "intersection_references" ~ "Intersection",
                                              Type == "health_references" ~ "Health"), 
                             levels = c("Intersection", "Climate", "Health")),
                Year = lubridate::ymd(year, truncated = 2L),
                hdi_level = factor(hdi_level, levels = c("Very high human development",
                                                         "High human development",
                                                         "Medium human development",
                                                         "Low human development"))) %>%
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection" & !is.na(hdi_level)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = hdi_level)) +
  geom_line() +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       color = "") 

ggsave("../output/15-hdi-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>% 
  dplyr::group_by(year, hdi_level) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(hdi_level), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(hdi_level)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "HDI Level", "Climate", "Health", "Intersection")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year HDI Level Climate Health Intersection
1970 Very high human development 0 13 0
1971 Very high human development 0 16 0
1972 Very high human development 0 21 0
1973 Very high human development 0 19 0
1974 Very high human development 0 21 0
1975 Very high human development 0 17 0
1976 Very high human development 0 16 0
1977 Very high human development 2 28 0
1978 Very high human development 7 26 0
1979 Very high human development 1 24 0
1980 Very high human development 1 27 0
1981 Very high human development 0 28 0
1982 Very high human development 0 21 0
1983 Very high human development 0 21 0
1984 Very high human development 0 28 0
1985 Very high human development 0 62 0
1986 Very high human development 0 39 0
1987 Very high human development 0 33 0
1988 Very high human development 11 35 1
1989 Very high human development 44 41 2
1990 Very high human development 21 42 1
1991 Very high human development 18 29 2
1992 Very high human development 12 32 0
1993 Very high human development 8 44 0
1994 Very high human development 4 42 0
1995 Very high human development 12 47 3
1996 Very high human development 14 35 3
1997 Very high human development 28 45 0
1998 Very high human development 27 30 1
1999 Very high human development 35 60 3
2000 Very high human development 28 100 2
2001 Very high human development 14 51 0
2002 Very high human development 14 63 2
2003 Very high human development 12 93 5
2004 Very high human development 25 77 1
2005 Very high human development 25 76 1
2006 Very high human development 47 80 17
2007 Very high human development 269 88 22
2008 Very high human development 200 76 10
2009 Very high human development 297 81 19
2010 Very high human development 179 90 24
2011 Very high human development 140 93 24
2012 Very high human development 86 57 4
2013 Very high human development 104 93 13
2014 Very high human development 162 112 22
2015 Very high human development 160 94 7
2016 Very high human development 159 85 11
2017 Very high human development 177 65 3
2018 Very high human development 195 100 18
2019 Very high human development 450 98 33
2020 Very high human development 176 783 84
1970 Medium human development 0 6 0
1971 Medium human development 0 9 0
1972 Medium human development 0 16 0
1973 Medium human development 0 10 0
1974 Medium human development 0 12 0
1975 Medium human development 0 3 0
1976 Medium human development 0 10 0
1977 Medium human development 0 25 0
1978 Medium human development 0 17 0
1979 Medium human development 0 28 0
1980 Medium human development 0 29 0
1981 Medium human development 1 21 0
1982 Medium human development 2 16 0
1983 Medium human development 0 21 0
1984 Medium human development 0 16 0
1985 Medium human development 0 44 0
1986 Medium human development 0 32 0
1987 Medium human development 0 18 0
1988 Medium human development 3 19 0
1989 Medium human development 13 25 0
1990 Medium human development 3 17 0
1991 Medium human development 15 25 1
1992 Medium human development 6 20 0
1993 Medium human development 2 33 0
1994 Medium human development 7 45 0
1995 Medium human development 5 27 0
1996 Medium human development 10 49 2
1997 Medium human development 10 19 0
1998 Medium human development 17 21 0
1999 Medium human development 4 52 0
2000 Medium human development 11 51 1
2001 Medium human development 17 79 10
2002 Medium human development 19 61 4
2003 Medium human development 15 66 2
2004 Medium human development 12 73 2
2005 Medium human development 19 69 0
2006 Medium human development 13 69 2
2007 Medium human development 150 45 8
2008 Medium human development 140 67 11
2009 Medium human development 207 61 20
2010 Medium human development 193 60 22
2011 Medium human development 123 78 9
2012 Medium human development 76 56 8
2013 Medium human development 76 90 5
2014 Medium human development 114 124 18
2015 Medium human development 151 47 6
2016 Medium human development 131 75 13
2017 Medium human development 147 38 16
2018 Medium human development 101 56 9
2019 Medium human development 202 90 21
2020 Medium human development 85 376 48
1970 Low human development 0 4 0
1971 Low human development 0 15 0
1972 Low human development 0 18 0
1973 Low human development 0 22 0
1974 Low human development 0 17 0
1975 Low human development 0 16 0
1976 Low human development 0 17 0
1977 Low human development 0 26 0
1978 Low human development 0 30 0
1979 Low human development 0 40 0
1980 Low human development 1 31 0
1981 Low human development 1 24 0
1982 Low human development 1 18 0
1983 Low human development 0 16 0
1984 Low human development 0 38 0
1985 Low human development 1 32 0
1986 Low human development 1 42 0
1987 Low human development 0 37 0
1988 Low human development 0 36 0
1989 Low human development 3 30 0
1990 Low human development 6 34 0
1991 Low human development 1 26 0
1992 Low human development 6 40 0
1993 Low human development 1 30 0
1994 Low human development 3 35 0
1995 Low human development 2 48 0
1996 Low human development 1 41 0
1997 Low human development 4 31 0
1998 Low human development 0 33 0
1999 Low human development 1 50 0
2000 Low human development 0 90 0
2001 Low human development 1 86 0
2002 Low human development 0 82 0
2003 Low human development 0 87 0
2004 Low human development 0 86 0
2005 Low human development 1 66 1
2006 Low human development 3 72 0
2007 Low human development 126 75 23
2008 Low human development 44 60 6
2009 Low human development 112 65 8
2010 Low human development 75 75 9
2011 Low human development 42 62 3
2012 Low human development 20 48 3
2013 Low human development 21 87 4
2014 Low human development 66 182 6
2015 Low human development 69 87 11
2016 Low human development 98 67 8
2017 Low human development 95 60 4
2018 Low human development 69 45 7
2019 Low human development 176 119 19
2020 Low human development 80 384 45
1970 High human development 0 10 0
1971 High human development 0 13 0
1972 High human development 0 19 0
1973 High human development 1 22 0
1974 High human development 0 15 0
1975 High human development 0 14 0
1976 High human development 0 13 0
1977 High human development 0 20 0
1978 High human development 0 19 0
1979 High human development 1 32 0
1980 High human development 1 22 0
1981 High human development 0 24 0
1982 High human development 0 19 0
1983 High human development 2 24 0
1984 High human development 0 37 0
1985 High human development 0 27 0
1986 High human development 0 12 0
1987 High human development 1 42 0
1988 High human development 5 38 0
1989 High human development 18 34 1
1990 High human development 13 51 0
1991 High human development 19 36 1
1992 High human development 17 43 0
1993 High human development 14 35 4
1994 High human development 7 33 0
1995 High human development 22 52 1
1996 High human development 24 46 0
1997 High human development 24 31 0
1998 High human development 29 48 1
1999 High human development 9 60 4
2000 High human development 11 119 0
2001 High human development 23 83 1
2002 High human development 17 97 2
2003 High human development 16 83 1
2004 High human development 16 69 2
2005 High human development 25 103 5
2006 High human development 26 68 1
2007 High human development 294 91 11
2008 High human development 178 92 20
2009 High human development 305 81 23
2010 High human development 190 80 17
2011 High human development 182 126 27
2012 High human development 155 86 14
2013 High human development 114 142 15
2014 High human development 175 138 19
2015 High human development 251 64 10
2016 High human development 180 82 19
2017 High human development 211 69 8
2018 High human development 219 105 29
2019 High human development 308 70 20
2020 High human development 139 565 76 
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>% 
  dplyr::group_by(year, hdi_level) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(climate_references = sum(climate_count, na.rm = T),
                   health_references = sum(health_count, na.rm = T),
                   intersection_references = sum(intersection_count, na.rm = T)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(hdi_level), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(hdi_level)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/15-hdi-references.csv")

k. Appendix - Proportion of references by HDI categories

Plot

## j. Appendix - Total number of regerences by HDI categories

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, hdi_level) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_longer(cols = -c("year", "hdi_level"),
                      names_to = "Type", values_to = "Prop") %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Key = factor(dplyr::case_when(Type == "climate_prop" ~ "Climate",
                                              Type == "intersection_prop" ~ "Intersection",
                                              Type == "health_prop" ~ "Health"), 
                             levels = c("Intersection", "Climate", "Health")),
                Year = lubridate::ymd(year, truncated = 2L),
                hdi_level = factor(hdi_level, levels = c("Very high human development",
                                                         "High human development",
                                                         "Medium human development",
                                                         "Low human development"))) %>%
  dplyr::filter(Key == "Intersection" & !is.na(hdi_level)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Prop, color = hdi_level)) +
  geom_line() +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(y = "Proportion of companies, %",
       color = "") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), limits = c(0, 0.5))

ggsave("../output/16-hdi-prop-references.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, hdi_level) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(hdi_level), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(hdi_level)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "HDI Level", "Total documents", "Climate", "Health", "Intersection")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year HDI Level Total documents Climate Health Intersection
1970 Very high human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Very high human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Very high human development 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Very high human development 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Very high human development 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Very high human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Very high human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Very high human development 16 0.12 0.88 0.00
1978 Very high human development 19 0.21 0.89 0.00
1979 Very high human development 14 0.07 1.00 0.00
1980 Very high human development 20 0.05 0.95 0.00
1981 Very high human development 18 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 Very high human development 16 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 Very high human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Very high human development 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Very high human development 28 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Very high human development 22 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Very high human development 20 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Very high human development 21 0.38 1.00 0.05
1989 Very high human development 31 0.61 0.74 0.06
1990 Very high human development 27 0.44 0.74 0.04
1991 Very high human development 22 0.55 0.64 0.05
1992 Very high human development 25 0.36 0.72 0.00
1993 Very high human development 23 0.30 0.83 0.00
1994 Very high human development 27 0.15 0.93 0.00
1995 Very high human development 26 0.38 0.88 0.12
1996 Very high human development 25 0.44 0.80 0.04
1997 Very high human development 29 0.48 0.83 0.00
1998 Very high human development 27 0.56 0.74 0.04
1999 Very high human development 30 0.37 0.87 0.07
2000 Very high human development 40 0.40 0.88 0.03
2001 Very high human development 32 0.31 0.84 0.00
2002 Very high human development 34 0.26 0.91 0.06
2003 Very high human development 35 0.26 0.94 0.11
2004 Very high human development 37 0.38 0.89 0.03
2005 Very high human development 38 0.34 0.84 0.03
2006 Very high human development 43 0.37 0.91 0.12
2007 Very high human development 60 0.95 0.50 0.20
2008 Very high human development 58 0.91 0.59 0.14
2009 Very high human development 62 0.95 0.52 0.21
2010 Very high human development 59 0.88 0.54 0.20
2011 Very high human development 51 0.84 0.67 0.27
2012 Very high human development 40 0.82 0.60 0.07
2013 Very high human development 46 0.67 0.74 0.09
2014 Very high human development 53 0.83 0.75 0.26
2015 Very high human development 54 0.83 0.57 0.09
2016 Very high human development 55 0.91 0.51 0.11
2017 Very high human development 54 0.85 0.54 0.06
2018 Very high human development 59 0.88 0.56 0.20
2019 Very high human development 58 0.95 0.60 0.22
2020 Very high human development 63 0.81 1.00 0.52
1970 Medium human development 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Medium human development 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Medium human development 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Medium human development 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Medium human development 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Medium human development 3 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Medium human development 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Medium human development 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 Medium human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 Medium human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Medium human development 13 0.00 1.00 0.00
1981 Medium human development 12 0.08 1.00 0.00
1982 Medium human development 12 0.08 0.92 0.00
1983 Medium human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Medium human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Medium human development 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 Medium human development 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 Medium human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Medium human development 13 0.23 0.92 0.00
1989 Medium human development 15 0.33 0.87 0.00
1990 Medium human development 14 0.14 0.86 0.00
1991 Medium human development 18 0.39 0.78 0.06
1992 Medium human development 13 0.23 0.77 0.00
1993 Medium human development 16 0.06 0.94 0.00
1994 Medium human development 22 0.18 0.95 0.00
1995 Medium human development 21 0.14 1.00 0.00
1996 Medium human development 23 0.22 0.96 0.04
1997 Medium human development 16 0.31 0.81 0.00
1998 Medium human development 18 0.39 0.72 0.00
1999 Medium human development 22 0.14 0.91 0.00
2000 Medium human development 22 0.32 0.91 0.05
2001 Medium human development 25 0.36 0.96 0.08
2002 Medium human development 25 0.28 0.88 0.12
2003 Medium human development 25 0.20 0.96 0.04
2004 Medium human development 28 0.11 1.00 0.04
2005 Medium human development 25 0.20 0.96 0.00
2006 Medium human development 23 0.26 1.00 0.09
2007 Medium human development 29 0.93 0.62 0.14
2008 Medium human development 28 0.96 0.61 0.21
2009 Medium human development 28 0.96 0.75 0.29
2010 Medium human development 30 0.97 0.63 0.33
2011 Medium human development 28 0.89 0.71 0.21
2012 Medium human development 26 0.73 0.69 0.12
2013 Medium human development 27 0.70 0.85 0.11
2014 Medium human development 30 0.80 0.87 0.33
2015 Medium human development 27 0.89 0.59 0.19
2016 Medium human development 30 0.83 0.87 0.17
2017 Medium human development 31 0.94 0.65 0.23
2018 Medium human development 27 0.93 0.63 0.15
2019 Medium human development 31 0.97 0.65 0.23
2020 Medium human development 32 0.72 1.00 0.50
1970 Low human development 2 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 Low human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 Low human development 12 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 Low human development 13 0.00 1.00 0.00
1974 Low human development 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 Low human development 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 Low human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 Low human development 15 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 Low human development 15 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 Low human development 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1980 Low human development 18 0.06 1.00 0.00
1981 Low human development 15 0.07 0.93 0.00
1982 Low human development 11 0.09 1.00 0.00
1983 Low human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1984 Low human development 18 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 Low human development 20 0.05 0.95 0.00
1986 Low human development 18 0.06 1.00 0.00
1987 Low human development 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1988 Low human development 13 0.00 1.00 0.00
1989 Low human development 15 0.07 0.93 0.00
1990 Low human development 22 0.09 0.95 0.00
1991 Low human development 14 0.07 0.93 0.00
1992 Low human development 20 0.30 0.90 0.00
1993 Low human development 16 0.06 1.00 0.00
1994 Low human development 17 0.12 0.88 0.00
1995 Low human development 21 0.10 0.95 0.00
1996 Low human development 21 0.05 1.00 0.00
1997 Low human development 18 0.17 0.94 0.00
1998 Low human development 13 0.00 1.00 0.00
1999 Low human development 19 0.05 0.95 0.00
2000 Low human development 22 0.00 1.00 0.00
2001 Low human development 24 0.04 1.00 0.00
2002 Low human development 24 0.00 1.00 0.00
2003 Low human development 23 0.00 1.00 0.00
2004 Low human development 24 0.00 1.00 0.00
2005 Low human development 24 0.04 1.00 0.04
2006 Low human development 23 0.09 1.00 0.00
2007 Low human development 28 0.86 0.75 0.25
2008 Low human development 29 0.76 0.79 0.14
2009 Low human development 32 0.91 0.69 0.16
2010 Low human development 28 0.75 0.71 0.18
2011 Low human development 27 0.74 0.74 0.11
2012 Low human development 23 0.57 0.87 0.13
2013 Low human development 26 0.42 1.00 0.12
2014 Low human development 30 0.70 0.93 0.20
2015 Low human development 30 0.73 0.83 0.17
2016 Low human development 30 0.93 0.60 0.17
2017 Low human development 30 0.93 0.53 0.10
2018 Low human development 26 0.88 0.62 0.19
2019 Low human development 32 1.00 0.75 0.25
2020 Low human development 30 0.80 1.00 0.50
1970 High human development 6 0.00 1.00 0.00
1971 High human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1972 High human development 10 0.00 1.00 0.00
1973 High human development 11 0.09 0.91 0.00
1974 High human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1975 High human development 8 0.00 1.00 0.00
1976 High human development 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1977 High human development 14 0.00 1.00 0.00
1978 High human development 7 0.00 1.00 0.00
1979 High human development 15 0.07 0.93 0.00
1980 High human development 13 0.08 1.00 0.00
1981 High human development 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1982 High human development 11 0.00 1.00 0.00
1983 High human development 18 0.06 1.00 0.00
1984 High human development 15 0.00 1.00 0.00
1985 High human development 17 0.00 1.00 0.00
1986 High human development 9 0.00 1.00 0.00
1987 High human development 19 0.05 1.00 0.00
1988 High human development 21 0.24 0.86 0.00
1989 High human development 23 0.43 0.78 0.04
1990 High human development 23 0.30 0.83 0.00
1991 High human development 22 0.36 0.77 0.05
1992 High human development 27 0.33 0.81 0.00
1993 High human development 28 0.29 0.89 0.04
1994 High human development 25 0.16 0.96 0.00
1995 High human development 26 0.23 0.96 0.04
1996 High human development 25 0.28 0.96 0.00
1997 High human development 25 0.36 0.72 0.00
1998 High human development 29 0.24 0.83 0.03
1999 High human development 27 0.07 0.96 0.04
2000 High human development 38 0.21 0.95 0.00
2001 High human development 33 0.27 0.91 0.03
2002 High human development 36 0.31 0.94 0.06
2003 High human development 33 0.18 0.94 0.03
2004 High human development 33 0.21 0.94 0.03
2005 High human development 38 0.26 0.95 0.08
2006 High human development 31 0.26 0.97 0.03
2007 High human development 46 0.91 0.61 0.15
2008 High human development 48 0.94 0.73 0.27
2009 High human development 49 0.94 0.63 0.24
2010 High human development 47 0.94 0.57 0.17
2011 High human development 43 0.91 0.67 0.23
2012 High human development 42 0.86 0.67 0.17
2013 High human development 44 0.73 0.77 0.18
2014 High human development 47 0.74 0.91 0.26
2015 High human development 46 0.96 0.61 0.17
2016 High human development 44 0.95 0.68 0.27
2017 High human development 46 0.93 0.63 0.15
2018 High human development 43 0.84 0.79 0.37
2019 High human development 47 0.94 0.60 0.19
2020 High human development 52 0.71 1.00 0.38 
total_counts %>% 
  dplyr::filter(year >= 1970) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(climate_n = ifelse(climate_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                health_n = ifelse(health_count >= 1, 1, 0),
                intersection_n = ifelse(intersection_count >= 1, 1, 0)
                ) %>%
  dplyr::group_by(year, hdi_level) %>%
  dplyr::summarize(total_counts = n(),
                   climate_prop = round(sum(climate_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2), 
                   health_prop = round(sum(health_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2),
                   intersection_prop = round(sum(intersection_n, na.rm = T)/total_counts,2)
  ) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(hdi_level), year) %>%
  dplyr::filter(!is.na(hdi_level)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/16-hdi-prop-references.csv")

l. Table with COVID and Gender dictionary counts in intersection documents

COVID

intersection_covid %>% dplyr::mutate(prop_doct = round(prop_doct, 2)) %>% knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Total documents", "Keyword hits", "Flagged documents (N)", "Flagged documents (Prop)")) %>%
  kableExtra::add_header_above(c("", "", "COVID dictionary" = 3)) %>% 
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
COVID dictionary
Year Total documents Keyword hits Flagged documents (N) Flagged documents (Prop)
2020 91 85 71 0.78 
intersection_covid %>% readr::write_csv("../output/17-intersection-covid.csv")

Gender

Plot

intersection_gender %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = as.numeric(year)) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = prop_doct, group = 1)) +
  geom_line(color = "#cc0055") +
  theme_minimal() +
  labs(x= "Year",
       y = "Proportion of documents\n Gender mention in intersection, %\n") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(), limits = c(0, 0.4)) + 
  scale_x_continuous()

ggsave("../output/18-intersection-gender.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

intersection_gender %>% knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Documents in intersection", "Keyword hits", "Flagged documents (N)", "Flagged documents (Prop)")) %>%
  kableExtra::add_header_above(c("", "", "Gender dictionary" = 3)) %>% 
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Gender dictionary
Year Documents in intersection Keyword hits Flagged documents (N) Flagged documents (Prop)
1988 1 0 0 0.00
1989 3 0 0 0.00
1990 1 0 0 0.00
1991 3 0 0 0.00
1993 1 0 0 0.00
1995 4 0 0 0.00
1996 2 0 0 0.00
1998 2 0 0 0.00
1999 3 0 0 0.00
2000 2 0 0 0.00
2001 3 0 0 0.00
2002 8 1 1 0.12
2003 7 0 0 0.00
2004 4 0 0 0.00
2005 6 2 1 0.17
2006 8 1 1 0.12
2007 30 9 3 0.10
2008 34 0 0 0.00
2009 44 4 2 0.05
2010 39 2 1 0.03
2011 35 5 4 0.11
2012 19 7 2 0.11
2013 20 8 4 0.20
2014 47 21 12 0.26
2015 29 5 3 0.10
2016 30 6 4 0.13
2017 24 3 2 0.08
2018 38 7 6 0.16
2019 43 6 4 0.09
2020 91 16 9 0.10 
intersection_gender %>% readr::write_csv("../output/18-intersection_gender.csv")

Country-specific results

Australia

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "AUS") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1990-01-31"), y = 7, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2009-05-31"), y = 17, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "Australia\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,20))

ggsave("../output/19-australia.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "AUS") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1971 0 1 0
1976 0 2 0
1977 1 0 0
1978 0 1 0
1979 0 2 0
1984 0 1 0
1985 0 2 0
1986 0 1 0
1987 0 1 0
1988 0 1 0
1989 0 2 0
1990 0 6 0
1991 1 0 0
1994 0 2 0
1995 0 3 0
1996 0 2 0
1997 2 0 0
1999 0 1 0
2001 0 1 0
2003 0 1 0
2006 8 1 1
2007 9 1 1
2008 6 1 0
2009 15 1 0
2010 16 3 6
2011 3 2 1
2012 1 8 0
2013 0 2 0
2014 1 1 0
2015 2 1 0
2016 5 2 4
2017 2 2 1
2018 4 1 0
2019 15 2 2
2020 1 8 0 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "AUS") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/19-australia.csv")

China

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "CHN") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1990-01-31"), y = 2, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2009-05-31"), y = 10, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "China\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,20))

ggsave("../output/20-china.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "CHN") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/20-china.csv")

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "CHN") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1972 0 1 0
1974 0 1 0
1988 0 1 0
1991 0 1 0
1992 1 0 0
1998 0 2 0
2003 0 11 0
2005 0 5 0
2007 9 0 0
2008 1 1 1
2009 5 6 3
2013 3 1 0
2014 4 5 3
2015 1 0 0
2016 4 1 0
2017 2 0 0
2018 2 0 0
2019 2 6 0
2020 3 5 1

Germany

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "DEU") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1987-01-31"), y = 5, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2009-05-31"), y = 10, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "Germany\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,20))

ggsave("../output/21-germany.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "DEU") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1973 0 1 0
1978 2 0 0
1982 0 1 0
1984 0 1 0
1985 0 2 0
1986 0 3 0
1987 0 4 0
1989 1 2 0
1990 2 1 1
1992 1 0 0
1994 1 1 0
1995 0 1 0
1996 3 0 0
1997 3 4 0
1998 1 0 0
1999 2 1 0
2000 1 1 0
2002 1 0 0
2004 0 3 0
2005 4 0 0
2006 0 1 0
2007 3 0 0
2008 1 2 2
2009 3 1 1
2010 9 0 0
2011 3 0 0
2012 1 0 0
2014 1 3 0
2015 1 0 0
2016 2 0 0
2017 0 1 0
2018 2 0 0
2019 6 1 1
2020 2 7 0 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "DEU") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/21-germany.csv")

EU

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "EU") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2019-10-31"), y = 7, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2015-01-31"), y = 7, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2019-10-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "European Union\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,20))

ggsave("../output/22-eu.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "EU") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
2011 3 0 0
2012 1 0 0
2013 2 0 0
2014 0 2 0
2015 6 0 0
2016 2 1 0
2017 3 0 0
2018 4 0 0
2019 3 0 0
2020 2 6 1 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "EU") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/22-eu.csv")

France

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "FRA") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1999-01-31"), y = 8, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2018-01-31"), y = 18, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "France\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,35))

ggsave("../output/23-france.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "FRA") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1970 0 1 0
1983 0 1 0
1986 0 1 0
1989 2 0 0
1993 0 2 0
1999 2 7 1
2001 0 2 0
2002 1 2 1
2005 1 6 1
2006 0 1 0
2007 0 1 0
2008 2 0 0
2009 2 4 0
2010 1 2 1
2012 1 5 0
2013 6 2 2
2014 0 3 0
2015 8 0 0
2016 9 0 0
2017 9 5 0
2018 10 7 1
2019 17 8 1
2020 7 32 2 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "FRA") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/23-france.csv")

United Kingdom

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "GBR") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1987-01-31"), y = 5, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2006-05-31"), y = 15, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "United Kingdom\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,25))

ggsave("../output/24-uk.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "GBR") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1972 0 2 0
1977 0 7 0
1978 0 3 0
1985 0 2 0
1986 0 3 0
1988 1 2 0
1989 2 0 0
1990 1 0 0
1995 1 5 0
1996 1 3 3
1997 4 0 0
1998 0 3 0
1999 0 2 0
2000 2 0 0
2004 3 1 0
2005 0 1 0
2006 13 1 0
2007 8 3 0
2008 3 0 0
2009 7 5 1
2010 3 1 0
2013 4 1 0
2015 4 1 1
2016 3 0 0
2017 1 0 0
2018 1 0 0
2019 2 3 0
2020 1 21 1 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "GBR") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/24-uk.csv")

India

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "IND") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1987-01-31"), y = 5, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2008-05-31"), y = 10, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "India\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,20))

ggsave("../output/25-india.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "IND") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1971 0 1 0
1972 0 1 0
1974 0 1 0
1977 0 1 0
1979 0 1 0
1981 0 2 0
1983 0 1 0
1984 0 1 0
1988 0 3 0
1993 0 3 0
1994 0 1 0
1995 0 2 0
1996 0 2 0
1997 1 0 0
1999 0 1 0
2001 1 2 0
2002 1 0 0
2003 2 5 0
2004 0 2 0
2005 0 2 0
2006 0 4 0
2007 9 3 0
2008 5 1 0
2009 9 1 0
2010 3 2 2
2011 0 1 0
2012 1 2 0
2013 2 2 0
2014 3 2 2
2015 1 6 0
2016 4 1 0
2017 3 1 0
2018 4 3 0
2019 3 2 0
2020 0 4 0 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "IND") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/25-india.csv")

United States of America

Plot

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "USA") %>%
  ggplot(aes(x = Year, y = Count, color = Key)) +
  geom_line(aes(linetype = Key))  +
  scale_linetype_manual(values = c("solid", "longdash", "twodash")) +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2007-01-31"), y = 15, label = "Health", color = "#619cff") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("1985-05-31"), y = -1, label = "Climate Change", color = "darkgreen") +
  ggplot2::annotate("text", x = as.Date("2013-12-31"), y = -1, label = "Intersection", color = "red") +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(legend.position = "none") +
  labs(y = "Total number of references",
       title = "United States of America\n")  +
  scale_y_continuous(limits = c(-1,20))

ggsave("../output/26-usa.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "USA") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  knitr::kable() %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Climate Health Intersection
1970 0 1 0
1971 0 2 0
1972 0 3 0
1973 0 1 0
1974 0 1 0
1975 0 3 0
1976 0 2 0
1978 3 3 0
1979 1 2 0
1980 0 1 0
1981 0 5 0
1982 0 1 0
1984 0 1 0
1985 0 2 0
1986 0 1 0
1987 0 1 0
1988 0 3 0
1989 1 1 0
1993 0 10 0
1994 0 2 0
1995 0 4 0
1996 1 2 0
1997 2 3 0
1999 1 12 2
2000 1 2 0
2001 0 2 0
2002 0 1 0
2003 0 4 0
2004 0 3 0
2005 0 2 0
2007 2 14 2
2008 0 7 0
2009 6 8 2
2010 1 1 0
2011 1 10 2
2013 1 1 0
2014 2 5 0
2015 1 3 0
2016 3 6 0
2017 0 4 0
2020 2 3 0 
reference_country_df %>%
  dplyr::filter(Code == "USA") %>%
  dplyr::select(Year, Key, Count) %>%
  dplyr::mutate(Year = lubridate::year(Year)) %>%
  tidyr::pivot_wider(id_cols = Year, names_from = "Key", values_from = "Count") %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/26-usa.csv")

Maps

Health

Map

map_health <- dplyr::left_join(map_df, reference_2020_health, by = c("code" = "Code"))

ggplot(map_health, aes(long, lat, group=group, fill = Count)) +
  scale_fill_gradient(low = "#ffffff", high = '#08519c', na.value = '#ffffff'
                      ) + 
  geom_polygon(color = "#636363", size = 0.05) +
  theme_void() +
  theme(legend.position = c(0.13, 0.2)) + 
  labs(fill = "Number of references") +
  guides(fill = guide_colourbar(title.position = "top",
                                direction = "horizontal"))

ggsave("../output/27-health-map.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_2020_health %>%
  dplyr::left_join(., iso_codes, by = c("Code" = "code")) %>%
  dplyr::select(year, Code, country, Count) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(Count)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Code", "Country", "References")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Code Country References
2020 MLT Malta 39
2020 FRA France 32
2020 MAR Morocco 32
2020 PLW Palau 31
2020 UGA Uganda 30
2020 BTN Bhutan 29
2020 KNA Saint Kitts and Nevis 28
2020 NER Niger 28
2020 HND Honduras 27
2020 BGD Bangladesh 26
2020 CUB Cuba 26
2020 SMR San Marino 26
2020 BWA Botswana 24
2020 JAM Jamaica 23
2020 SLE Sierra Leone 22
2020 ESP Spain 21
2020 GBR United Kingdom 21
2020 MMR Myanmar 21
2020 VEN Venezuela 21
2020 BGR Bulgaria 20
2020 CHL Chile 20
2020 COD Democratic Republic of the Congo 20
2020 MUS Mauritius 20
2020 NRU Nauru 20
2020 SYC Seychelles 20
2020 TTO Trinidad and Tobago 20
2020 URY Uruguay 20
2020 ATG Antigua and Barbuda 19
2020 CZE Czech Republic 19
2020 HRV Croatia 19
2020 ITA Italy 19
2020 PHL Philippines 19
2020 SLB Solomon Islands 19
2020 TGO Togo 19
2020 BLZ Belize 18
2020 GMB Gambia 18
2020 JPN Japan 18
2020 TKM Turkmenistan 18
2020 AND Andorra 17
2020 CIV Ivory Coast 17
2020 LIE Liechtenstein 17
2020 MYS Malaysia 17
2020 SEN Senegal 17
2020 THA Thailand 17
2020 ARG Argentina 16
2020 BRB Barbados 16
2020 DMA Dominica 16
2020 LUX Luxembourg 16
2020 MDG Madagascar 16
2020 NOR Norway 16
2020 KEN Kenya 15
2020 KOR South Korea 15
2020 LSO Lesotho 15
2020 TCD Chad 15
2020 AUT Austria 14
2020 CPV Cape Verde 14
2020 CRI Costa Rica 14
2020 PAN Panama 14
2020 PER Peru 14
2020 SOM Somalia 14
2020 SRB Serbia 14
2020 TUR Turkey 14
2020 TUV Tuvalu 14
2020 ZAF South Africa 14
2020 BLR Belarus 13
2020 COM Comoros 13
2020 DJI Djibouti 13
2020 FIN Finland 13
2020 GIN Guinea 13
2020 GTM Guatemala 13
2020 KAZ Kazakhstan 13
2020 NPL Nepal 13
2020 WSM Samoa 13
2020 AGO Angola 12
2020 AZE Azerbaijan 12
2020 DOM Dominican Republic 12
2020 GUY Guyana 12
2020 LBR Liberia 12
2020 LCA Saint Lucia 12
2020 MNE Montenegro 12
2020 SGP Singapore 12
2020 SWE Sweden 12
2020 AFG Afghanistan 11
2020 BHS Bahamas 11
2020 BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina 11
2020 ECU Ecuador 11
2020 EGY Egypt 11
2020 GEO Georgia 11
2020 IRQ Iraq 11
2020 LAO Lao People’s Democratic Republic 11
2020 LVA Latvia 11
2020 MDV Maldives 11
2020 MWI Malawi 11
2020 NGA Nigeria 11
2020 NIC Nicaragua 11
2020 POR NA 11
2020 ROU Romania 11
2020 TON Tonga 11
2020 VAT Holy See (Vatican City State) 11
2020 VUT Vanuatu 11
2020 FJI Fiji 10
2020 GRC Greece 10
2020 IDN Indonesia 10
2020 KWT Kuwait 10
2020 MKD Macedonia 10
2020 MOZ Mozambique 10
2020 NAM Namibia 10
2020 RUS Russian Federation 10
2020 RUS Russia 10
2020 BDI Burundi 9
2020 BEN Benin 9
2020 BFA Burkina Faso 9
2020 COG Republic of the Congo 9
2020 GNB Guinea-Bissau 9
2020 KIR Kiribati 9
2020 LKA Sri Lanka 9
2020 NZL New Zealand 9
2020 POL Poland 9
2020 PRK Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 9
2020 STP Sao Tome and Principe 9
2020 UZB Uzbekistan 9
2020 ALB Albania 8
2020 ARE United Arab Emirates 8
2020 AUS Australia 8
2020 CHE Switzerland 8
2020 EST Estonia 8
2020 GRD Grenada 8
2020 KHM Cambodia 8
2020 MCO Monaco 8
2020 RWA Rwanda 8
2020 SDN Sudan 8
2020 SLV El Salvador 8
2020 SWZ Swaziland 8
2020 TJK Tajikistan 8
2020 TZA Tanzania 8
2020 VCT Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 8
2020 BEL Belgium 7
2020 DEU Germany 7
2020 MDA Moldova 7
2020 MEX Mexico 7
2020 MNG Mongolia 7
2020 MRT Mauritania 7
2020 SAU Saudi Arabia 7
2020 SVK Slovakia 7
2020 VNM Viet Nam 7
2020 BHR Bahrain 6
2020 BOL Bolivia 6
2020 BRA Brazil 6
2020 CAF Central African Republic 6
2020 COL Colombia 6
2020 DNK Denmark 6
2020 EU NA 6
2020 FSM Micronesia 6
2020 GAB Gabon 6
2020 GNQ Equatorial Guinea 6
2020 PNG Papua New Guinea 6
2020 SVN Slovenia 6
2020 ZWE Zimbabwe 6
2020 CHN China 5
2020 ETH Ethiopia 5
2020 HTI Haiti 5
2020 IRL Ireland 5
2020 KGZ Kyrgyzstan 5
2020 LBY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 5
2020 LBY Libya 5
2020 PAK Pakistan 5
2020 PRY Paraguay 5
2020 TLS Timor-Leste 5
2020 CAN Canada 4
2020 CYP Cyprus 4
2020 GHA Ghana 4
2020 IND India 4
2020 ISL Iceland 4
2020 LTU Lithuania 4
2020 MHL Marshall Islands 4
2020 NLD Netherlands 4
2020 OMN Oman 4
2020 QAT Qatar 4
2020 SUR Suriname 4
2020 SYR Syrian Arab Republic 4
2020 ARM Armenia 3
2020 DZA Algeria 3
2020 ERI Eritrea 3
2020 LBN Lebanon 3
2020 UKR Ukraine 3
2020 USA United States 3
2020 ZMB Zambia 3
2020 CMR Cameroon 2
2020 HUN Hungary 2
2020 IRN NA 2
2020 TUN Tunisia 2
2020 ISR Israel 1
2020 JOR Jordan 1 
reference_2020_health %>%
  dplyr::left_join(., iso_codes, by = c("Code" = "code")) %>%
  dplyr::select(year, Code, country, Count) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(Count)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/27-health-map.csv")

Climate

Map

map_climate <- dplyr::left_join(map_df, reference_2020_climate, by = c("code" = "Code"))

ggplot(map_climate, aes(long, lat, group=group, fill = Count)) +
  scale_fill_gradient(low = "#ffffff", high = '#238b45', na.value = '#FFFFFF'
                      ) + 
  geom_polygon(color = "#636363", size = 0.05) +
  theme_void() +
  theme(legend.position = c(0.13, 0.2)) + 
  labs(fill = "Number of references") +
  guides(fill = guide_colourbar(title.position = "top",
                                direction = "horizontal"))

ggsave("../output/28-climate-map.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_2020_climate %>%
  dplyr::left_join(., iso_codes, by = c("Code" = "code")) %>%
  dplyr::select(year, Code, country, Count) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(Count)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Code", "Country", "References")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Code Country References
2020 CHL Chile 17
2020 SYC Seychelles 15
2020 FJI Fiji 11
2020 FSM Micronesia 11
2020 AND Andorra 10
2020 BLZ Belize 9
2020 ESP Spain 9
2020 GUY Guyana 8
2020 NRU Nauru 8
2020 SLB Solomon Islands 8
2020 TUV Tuvalu 8
2020 WSM Samoa 8
2020 FRA France 7
2020 ISL Iceland 7
2020 ITA Italy 7
2020 SGP Singapore 7
2020 SLE Sierra Leone 7
2020 TJK Tajikistan 7
2020 TON Tonga 7
2020 CRI Costa Rica 6
2020 KNA Saint Kitts and Nevis 6
2020 KOR South Korea 6
2020 LCA Saint Lucia 6
2020 MHL Marshall Islands 6
2020 NGA Nigeria 6
2020 NPL Nepal 6
2020 PAK Pakistan 6
2020 SEN Senegal 6
2020 UGA Uganda 6
2020 VUT Vanuatu 6
2020 AFG Afghanistan 5
2020 ALB Albania 5
2020 BEL Belgium 5
2020 BRB Barbados 5
2020 BWA Botswana 5
2020 COD Democratic Republic of the Congo 5
2020 DJI Djibouti 5
2020 HND Honduras 5
2020 KEN Kenya 5
2020 KIR Kiribati 5
2020 LTU Lithuania 5
2020 MDV Maldives 5
2020 NOR Norway 5
2020 PLW Palau 5
2020 POR NA 5
2020 SUR Suriname 5
2020 TCD Chad 5
2020 ATG Antigua and Barbuda 4
2020 BEN Benin 4
2020 ETH Ethiopia 4
2020 FIN Finland 4
2020 GNB Guinea-Bissau 4
2020 KAZ Kazakhstan 4
2020 KHM Cambodia 4
2020 LAO Lao People’s Democratic Republic 4
2020 LIE Liechtenstein 4
2020 NZL New Zealand 4
2020 PHL Philippines 4
2020 PNG Papua New Guinea 4
2020 SMR San Marino 4
2020 SVK Slovakia 4
2020 BDI Burundi 3
2020 CHN China 3
2020 CMR Cameroon 3
2020 COL Colombia 3
2020 EST Estonia 3
2020 GAB Gabon 3
2020 GRC Greece 3
2020 IRL Ireland 3
2020 KGZ Kyrgyzstan 3
2020 LSO Lesotho 3
2020 MCO Monaco 3
2020 MLT Malta 3
2020 MOZ Mozambique 3
2020 MYS Malaysia 3
2020 NAM Namibia 3
2020 PER Peru 3
2020 SWE Sweden 3
2020 TTO Trinidad and Tobago 3
2020 VEN Venezuela 3
2020 AUT Austria 2
2020 AZE Azerbaijan 2
2020 BFA Burkina Faso 2
2020 BGR Bulgaria 2
2020 BRA Brazil 2
2020 BTN Bhutan 2
2020 CAN Canada 2
2020 CIV Ivory Coast 2
2020 DEU Germany 2
2020 DMA Dominica 2
2020 DOM Dominican Republic 2
2020 EU NA 2
2020 GRD Grenada 2
2020 GTM Guatemala 2
2020 HRV Croatia 2
2020 JAM Jamaica 2
2020 LVA Latvia 2
2020 MWI Malawi 2
2020 NIC Nicaragua 2
2020 QAT Qatar 2
2020 RWA Rwanda 2
2020 SRB Serbia 2
2020 SVN Slovenia 2
2020 URY Uruguay 2
2020 USA United States 2
2020 VAT Holy See (Vatican City State) 2
2020 VCT Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 2
2020 ZAF South Africa 2
2020 ARE United Arab Emirates 1
2020 AUS Australia 1
2020 BHS Bahamas 1
2020 CAF Central African Republic 1
2020 CHE Switzerland 1
2020 CPV Cape Verde 1
2020 CUB Cuba 1
2020 CZE Czech Republic 1
2020 DNK Denmark 1
2020 ECU Ecuador 1
2020 EGY Egypt 1
2020 GBR United Kingdom 1
2020 GEO Georgia 1
2020 GIN Guinea 1
2020 GMB Gambia 1
2020 GNQ Equatorial Guinea 1
2020 HTI Haiti 1
2020 IRQ Iraq 1
2020 KWT Kuwait 1
2020 MAR Morocco 1
2020 MDA Moldova 1
2020 MKD Macedonia 1
2020 MNG Mongolia 1
2020 MUS Mauritius 1
2020 NLD Netherlands 1
2020 PRY Paraguay 1
2020 ROU Romania 1
2020 RUS Russian Federation 1
2020 RUS Russia 1
2020 SAU Saudi Arabia 1
2020 SDN Sudan 1
2020 SOM Somalia 1
2020 STP Sao Tome and Principe 1
2020 TGO Togo 1
2020 THA Thailand 1
2020 TLS Timor-Leste 1
2020 TUR Turkey 1
2020 UZB Uzbekistan 1
2020 ZWE Zimbabwe 1
2020 AGO Angola 0
2020 ARG Argentina 0
2020 ARM Armenia 0
2020 BGD Bangladesh 0
2020 BHR Bahrain 0
2020 BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina 0
2020 BLR Belarus 0
2020 BOL Bolivia 0
2020 COG Republic of the Congo 0
2020 COM Comoros 0
2020 CYP Cyprus 0
2020 DZA Algeria 0
2020 ERI Eritrea 0
2020 GHA Ghana 0
2020 HUN Hungary 0
2020 IDN Indonesia 0
2020 IND India 0
2020 IRN NA 0
2020 ISR Israel 0
2020 JOR Jordan 0
2020 JPN Japan 0
2020 LBN Lebanon 0
2020 LBR Liberia 0
2020 LBY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 0
2020 LBY Libya 0
2020 LKA Sri Lanka 0
2020 LUX Luxembourg 0
2020 MDG Madagascar 0
2020 MEX Mexico 0
2020 MMR Myanmar 0
2020 MNE Montenegro 0
2020 MRT Mauritania 0
2020 NER Niger 0
2020 OMN Oman 0
2020 PAN Panama 0
2020 POL Poland 0
2020 PRK Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 0
2020 SLV El Salvador 0
2020 SWZ Swaziland 0
2020 SYR Syrian Arab Republic 0
2020 TKM Turkmenistan 0
2020 TUN Tunisia 0
2020 TZA Tanzania 0
2020 UKR Ukraine 0
2020 VNM Viet Nam 0
2020 ZMB Zambia 0 
reference_2020_climate %>%
  dplyr::left_join(., iso_codes, by = c("Code" = "code")) %>%
  dplyr::select(year, Code, country, Count) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(Count)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/28-climate-map.csv")

Intersection

Map

map_intersection <- dplyr::left_join(map_df, reference_2020_intersection, by = c("code" = "Code"))

ggplot(map_intersection, aes(long, lat, group=group, fill = Count)) +
  scale_fill_gradient(low = "#ffffff", high = '#cb181d', na.value = '#FFFFFF'
                      ) + 
  geom_polygon(color = "#636363", size = 0.05) +
  theme_void() +
  theme(legend.position = c(0.13, 0.2)) + 
  labs(fill = "Number of references") +
  guides(fill = guide_colourbar(title.position = "top",
                                direction = "horizontal"))

ggsave("../output/29-intersection-map.pdf", width = 10, height = 7)

Table

reference_2020_intersection %>%
  dplyr::left_join(., iso_codes, by = c("Code" = "code")) %>%
  dplyr::select(year, Code, country, Count) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(Count)) %>%
  knitr::kable(col.names = c("Year", "Code", "Country", "References")) %>%
  kableExtra::kable_styling()
Year Code Country References
2020 SYC Seychelles 21
2020 DJI Djibouti 9
2020 CHL Chile 8
2020 GUY Guyana 8
2020 MLT Malta 8
2020 ATG Antigua and Barbuda 7
2020 ESP Spain 7
2020 FJI Fiji 7
2020 SLE Sierra Leone 7
2020 CRI Costa Rica 6
2020 HND Honduras 6
2020 KNA Saint Kitts and Nevis 6
2020 NPL Nepal 6
2020 SGP Singapore 6
2020 LIE Liechtenstein 5
2020 MHL Marshall Islands 5
2020 PHL Philippines 5
2020 SEN Senegal 5
2020 NIC Nicaragua 4
2020 TUV Tuvalu 4
2020 AND Andorra 3
2020 AUT Austria 3
2020 BDI Burundi 3
2020 BEL Belgium 3
2020 BGR Bulgaria 3
2020 BWA Botswana 3
2020 CAN Canada 3
2020 COD Democratic Republic of the Congo 3
2020 ETH Ethiopia 3
2020 ITA Italy 3
2020 JAM Jamaica 3
2020 LCA Saint Lucia 3
2020 LSO Lesotho 3
2020 MAR Morocco 3
2020 MCO Monaco 3
2020 MOZ Mozambique 3
2020 NAM Namibia 3
2020 SLB Solomon Islands 3
2020 SMR San Marino 3
2020 WSM Samoa 3
2020 BTN Bhutan 2
2020 CAF Central African Republic 2
2020 EST Estonia 2
2020 FRA France 2
2020 FSM Micronesia 2
2020 GMB Gambia 2
2020 GRD Grenada 2
2020 KGZ Kyrgyzstan 2
2020 KIR Kiribati 2
2020 MDV Maldives 2
2020 MUS Mauritius 2
2020 PAK Pakistan 2
2020 PLW Palau 2
2020 POR NA 2
2020 STP Sao Tome and Principe 2
2020 SUR Suriname 2
2020 SVN Slovenia 2
2020 VUT Vanuatu 2
2020 ARE United Arab Emirates 1
2020 BFA Burkina Faso 1
2020 CHN China 1
2020 CPV Cape Verde 1
2020 CUB Cuba 1
2020 CZE Czech Republic 1
2020 DNK Denmark 1
2020 EU NA 1
2020 GBR United Kingdom 1
2020 GEO Georgia 1
2020 GNB Guinea-Bissau 1
2020 GRC Greece 1
2020 HTI Haiti 1
2020 ISL Iceland 1
2020 KOR South Korea 1
2020 KWT Kuwait 1
2020 LTU Lithuania 1
2020 LVA Latvia 1
2020 MWI Malawi 1
2020 MYS Malaysia 1
2020 NOR Norway 1
2020 NZL New Zealand 1
2020 PNG Papua New Guinea 1
2020 SAU Saudi Arabia 1
2020 SVK Slovakia 1
2020 TLS Timor-Leste 1
2020 TON Tonga 1
2020 TTO Trinidad and Tobago 1
2020 UGA Uganda 1
2020 VCT Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1
2020 VEN Venezuela 1
2020 ZAF South Africa 1
2020 ZWE Zimbabwe 1
2020 AFG Afghanistan 0
2020 AGO Angola 0
2020 ALB Albania 0
2020 ARG Argentina 0
2020 ARM Armenia 0
2020 AUS Australia 0
2020 AZE Azerbaijan 0
2020 BEN Benin 0
2020 BGD Bangladesh 0
2020 BHR Bahrain 0
2020 BHS Bahamas 0
2020 BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina 0
2020 BLR Belarus 0
2020 BLZ Belize 0
2020 BOL Bolivia 0
2020 BRA Brazil 0
2020 BRB Barbados 0
2020 CHE Switzerland 0
2020 CIV Ivory Coast 0
2020 CMR Cameroon 0
2020 COG Republic of the Congo 0
2020 COL Colombia 0
2020 COM Comoros 0
2020 CYP Cyprus 0
2020 DEU Germany 0
2020 DMA Dominica 0
2020 DOM Dominican Republic 0
2020 DZA Algeria 0
2020 ECU Ecuador 0
2020 EGY Egypt 0
2020 ERI Eritrea 0
2020 FIN Finland 0
2020 GAB Gabon 0
2020 GHA Ghana 0
2020 GIN Guinea 0
2020 GNQ Equatorial Guinea 0
2020 GTM Guatemala 0
2020 HRV Croatia 0
2020 HUN Hungary 0
2020 IDN Indonesia 0
2020 IND India 0
2020 IRL Ireland 0
2020 IRN NA 0
2020 IRQ Iraq 0
2020 ISR Israel 0
2020 JOR Jordan 0
2020 JPN Japan 0
2020 KAZ Kazakhstan 0
2020 KEN Kenya 0
2020 KHM Cambodia 0
2020 LAO Lao People’s Democratic Republic 0
2020 LBN Lebanon 0
2020 LBR Liberia 0
2020 LBY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 0
2020 LBY Libya 0
2020 LKA Sri Lanka 0
2020 LUX Luxembourg 0
2020 MDA Moldova 0
2020 MDG Madagascar 0
2020 MEX Mexico 0
2020 MKD Macedonia 0
2020 MMR Myanmar 0
2020 MNE Montenegro 0
2020 MNG Mongolia 0
2020 MRT Mauritania 0
2020 NER Niger 0
2020 NGA Nigeria 0
2020 NLD Netherlands 0
2020 NRU Nauru 0
2020 OMN Oman 0
2020 PAN Panama 0
2020 PER Peru 0
2020 POL Poland 0
2020 PRK Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 0
2020 PRY Paraguay 0
2020 QAT Qatar 0
2020 ROU Romania 0
2020 RUS Russian Federation 0
2020 RUS Russia 0
2020 RWA Rwanda 0
2020 SDN Sudan 0
2020 SLV El Salvador 0
2020 SOM Somalia 0
2020 SRB Serbia 0
2020 SWE Sweden 0
2020 SWZ Swaziland 0
2020 SYR Syrian Arab Republic 0
2020 TCD Chad 0
2020 TGO Togo 0
2020 THA Thailand 0
2020 TJK Tajikistan 0
2020 TKM Turkmenistan 0
2020 TUN Tunisia 0
2020 TUR Turkey 0
2020 TZA Tanzania 0
2020 UKR Ukraine 0
2020 URY Uruguay 0
2020 USA United States 0
2020 UZB Uzbekistan 0
2020 VAT Holy See (Vatican City State) 0
2020 VNM Viet Nam 0
2020 ZMB Zambia 0 
reference_2020_intersection %>%
  dplyr::left_join(., iso_codes, by = c("Code" = "code")) %>%
  dplyr::select(year, Code, country, Count) %>%
  dplyr::arrange(desc(Count)) %>%
  readr::write_csv("../output/29-intersection-map.csv")